http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b46444a5f398cc11ce1947632b55d57a.pdf c92c179296e619e51b058e1d83ca94dc PDF Text Text ,., 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. 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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 •' �. .. mentary· COm . · . =~·1 ~0·~ · 1.9f.7~ . !; ~ -. Jack Anderson & Joseph Spear:~.~. y.:....;.;;iii' .; . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb ~m~ ,..,.,_,1....-~II'"T"E::::!d I F==t qjv ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Maaager A MEMBER or Th e United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association ~ nd the American Newspaper Publishers Association, LE'l'TERS OF OPINfON arP welcome They should be 1£-ss than 300 words long. All letters arrsubjcct l o t>dltlng and ITJJ.sr bP slgnOO wtth name, address and telephone number . No unslgn«< letters will be ~: bUshed , letters should De In ~rsooalltles . Washington ·window Reagan has kind words for Russia By IM R. ALLEN WASHINGTON 1UP! 1 - For what ma y be the first time In his career of Kremlin-bashing. President Rea~an Is taking the Russians at their word. Eager to achieve a nu clear arms agreement of some kind before his two terms expire In ~1 months, Reagan Is praising Mikhail Gorbachev , , In a little-noted resp·l nsc to a question from a camper at an outing In Santa Barbara for you ng ca ncer patIent s las t Saturday, the president reiterated his "ultimate goal ,.. to get rid of nuclear missiles all over . the world forever ." It may seem strange, but as soon as Gorbachev proposed "denuclearlzlng" Europe with trea ties banning medium-range, shorter-range and bartlefleld nuclear mLsslles, It was the NATO allies, Secretary of State George Shultz and Reaga n himself suddenly urging ca ution , "We must look at this Issue in a ca lm, careful and deliberate manner," the president ca utioned. The probl em for the United Slates and Its E uropean allies Is acute: Without nucl ea r weapons, the NATO alliance cou ld be at the mercy of a far superior Soviet conventional force of tanks and troops. But the key to Reagan' s thinking was a statement in answer to the child's question about "our deal on nuclear missiles." Said the man who once ca lled the Soviet Union "an evil empire": "This has n't been said enough , built 's th e first time there has ever been a Russian leader who has actually suggested eliminating , .. some of the weapons. There have been meetings before, but It was always to deride. well, how fast a rate should we agree to build more weapons. 1\nd this time, rhcy arc actually suggi'stlng, as we have been, let's do away some of those weapons." There are other, subtle, Indications, that the desire for a lasting move toward nuclear sanity , If not a lasting place In thE• history books, Is motivating a change In Reagan 's long-held suspicions of Kremlin lea dership. U.S. official s, at the same time they are analyzing Gorbachev's arms proposal s, are scratch ing their heads over the Russian leader's motives and his political strength at hOme. The big question is whether Gorbachev's In it latlve on arms and on opening his country to self-criticism and limited human·rights is the real t hlng. Alter all, as Rengan Is fond of reminding partisa n crowds , authoritarian government s that make war on their own peop le ca nnot be counted on to keep peace with their neighbors, For the first time. the president seems to think that Gorbachev is · what he appears to be, lakes the latest Kref!! lln arm s proposals seriously and believes that any breakthroughs would be produred by the Soviets' willingness to break from their traditional view,, So far, Reagan has shown himself willing to break !rom the past , too . Now he must co nvlnc<' Western Europe- which balked at U.S . tnstallat ion of medi um-range missiles In 198.1- th at It really does not need them aft er aiL Bargaining with Gorbachev eould be a snap after that. WASHINGTON - Israel, . which has tried to rrilnlmlze Its role In the Reagan administration's arms deal with Iran, may Itself have been trying to sell TOW anti-tank missiles to the Tehran regime as recently as February . by an outside government (Israeli)" the telex explained, ad· ding: "The Customs agent In Rome feels we are ·on firm ground In supplying requested Information and assistance," Sources in the Customs Servlee · could provide no further details of the negotiations, or the results of the Investigation requested by · Italy. Israel has consistently denied that It supplied weapons to Iran. But the Tower commission which Investigated the White House . arms -for-hostages opera lion, reported that Israel played ·a key role at "critical points" in the negotiations, The commlssio~ concluded that Israel " pressed , an Iranian arms dealer on the U.S. • team, despite the CIA's assessment that he was unreliable. "When doubts were expressed by crlcttal U.S. participants," the commission reported , "an Israeli emissary would arrive with encouragement, often a spec1flc proposal, and pr~ssure to stay with the channel." • ·' In fact, Vice President George-' ·~ Bush told the Tower Board of his: '· concern that U.S. policy was "in· · the grips of the Israelis." He said·. ', he thought Israel might be using;-~· '\ he U',S, 'deal as a "cover" for Its 'i' ., own ·secret policy toward Iran.• .>• Israel's interests would be .!. served by helping Iran continue • its war with Iraq, an Implacable -"' enemy oflsrael. As long as It was - · struggling against Iran, th'e Iraq 1 regime would be unable to take.·; • hostile action against Israel.:.•·• .. , EASl'ERN continued to roll toward the 19~7 SVAC baseball title with an easy victory over Southwestern .Wednesday . Above, an unidentified batter awaits a pitch In yesterday's conference game. The confidential Customs Ser· vice document - a Feb. 23 telex from the agency's Rome ofllce to the Strategic Investigations Dlv· lslon in Washington - IndiCates that Italian officia ls requested Information on a New York City company reportedly Involved in the deaL (The company, "Grand M.A, Ltd,," Is not listed in telephone company records .) According to the telex, "a foreign national (not Identified) Is attempting to acquire In Italy an enduser certlllcate for the purchase of 10,000 BGM-71/ A TOW missiles !rom Israel." It then states: "The missiles would ultimately be transshipped to Iran . The missiles will be sourced by tlie government of Israel from Grand M .A. Ltd." Speedway results ,(, TEMPO 'N' TOPA.z SALE • Negotiations on the missile transaction were to take place In Switzerland, "sponsored" by.the three Israeli ol!lcers. ·An Additional Purchase Of 1986 Faetory &eeutive ~ehieles 'Allows Us, Once Again, To. Pass Explosive Savings On To You! ~ ! try's notorious spies, bceausP llr'd been rebuffed for mcmbe•·· sh ip In the Eton Sor il'ty as a n ·sult of his flagrant homoscxu all!y. !Don't laugh : The rrlti · ra lly ncrlalmed Brillsh movie "A nother Country" seems to sug~rs t · that the Burgess-like cha racter wa s justified In betray ing Rritain on pr~c lsc l y such gro un~ s.t Thr de<'pcr reasons for treason simply aren' t illumlnalrd by reference to youthful snubs or solit ude, All sort s of )'Oung mrn In I heir IC<'ns and ~Os have bern swndlng lonc>ly vigil for rentur· lt•s, and fig hting lonelier wars, In dcf\>nsc of the Wes t. In an important sens<', !heir work ·i><>ga n 490 years be lore Ch rlst, on lhr plains at Marathon. and has ron tlnued eve t• si nce at locations from Tours to Okin awa . N;llurally , many tra itors are alienated from their own society . That almost goes without sayi ng. To rite just one m or~> example: The British traltqr Kim Phllby 'tdolizl'd his fath et·. whom the I' ,,, ,..·', oil " ' " ',f • " • ", c, ,., The apparent beginning of the deal was described In a myste· rlous passage In the confidential telex: Italian olllclals told the Customs agent In Rome that on· Sept. 10, 1986 - roughly two months before the While House weapons sa le to Iran was aeknowledged - "responsible of· fleers or an Italian company ... ~ad a meeting" with a Dutch middleman. There appeared to have been no subsequent meet· lngs, the ca ble added. ,1 ,1 I Italian authorities learned of the Rome meeting and asked. Customs to Investigate those believed to be Involved. "pre· sumably because of the attemp· ted approach to an Italian firm Phliby bl'lievl'd had b<·en 111-trl'ated by the British e,qablishment. Stil l,. people i><'tra y their coun· tr\· for a host of other reasons as w;•IL many of !hem contradlc· tor;v -.because thry're smug and amoral. or because thev'rr too r i(•vc •· for thrlr own good. or too stupid. or simply bc>rausrthe~'r<> grc>rdy. A fc>w of them - ,Jonathan Pollurd being the latest example -art out of misplaced loya lty or Ideology . WhPn all_ Is said and done, · though. motives don' t much mall!'r. Allhough there seemro nothing remarkable about Lon~­ tree's asslgnmrnl , no burden that mos t of us, at his agr and In his circumstances, would have had lroubl<' bearing up against. what if Indeed there had been such pressure? Is that a sulfl· r lcnt drfensl' for anyone: that life Is hard'' ' Save your sympathy for some· one who has earned It . By Untied Press International Today Is Thursday, April ,30, the 120th day of 1987 with 245 days to fo llow. The moon Is moving toward Its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury. Venus, Jupiter and Saturn, The evening star Is ~ars . Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They Include German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss In 1777; Hungarian composer Franz Lehar ("The Merry Widow") In 1870; former Queen .Juliana of the Netherlands In, 1909 (age 78); actresses Eve Arden In 1912 t age 75), Clorls Leachman In 1926 (age 61!, and Jill Clayburgh In 1944 (age 43), and Sweden's King Carl Gustav XVI In l!N6 (agt!411. On fhls date In history: In 1789. George Washington was Inaugurated as the first president of the United States. In 1803, the United States more than 'doubled ItS land area wllh the Louisiana purchase. It obtained all French territor)' west o! the · Mississippi River lor $15 million. fielder's choice resulted n two more Eastern runs. Soutnwestern struck In I he third as Joe Hammond walked and scored on a single by Mike Walk er . the score now 9-1. A gi ant six run th ird inning put the game a••ay as Mark Griffin reached qn a bunt single, Jeff Caldwell and Ed Collins si ngl ed, an error and walk followed, and Horner and Brent Norton slammed singles, the score 15·1. Eastern scored twice more In the fourth. In the sixth Inning Southwestern erupted wll.h a rumble of thel1 own . Mike Walker singled. Steve Tarbell singled , two bailers struck ouqJUt reached on errors, and D.J. Harder singled followed by a Brett McDaniel sacri fi ce fly, the score now 17-6. SWHSscoreda slnglerunlnthe seventh on a Sean Colley slnRie and a Tarbell double. \on! inued on page 4 Making his first appearance ever , at Skyline Speedway, in the 1987 Ra cing Season, Stevie Baker of Morgantow n, WV, driving his Mark Richards Bullitt Chassis ca r , took home his firs! win this at home beginning at 4:30. Logan..................... l 04 000 0-5 Meigs ............. .. ...... 001 000 0-1 ' .I I I I I BEGINS season. It was no run away race. At first, Steve Shaver jumped into an early lead th en with 18 laps down , It was a three way battle to the checkered flag with Larry Bond pulling Into second position. With not much room between them , the three cars came across the finish line with Stevie Baker, the victor, Larry Bond, 2nd and Steve Shaver, 3rd. A total of 54 cars took to the high banks on the very fast :Y,. mile clay track . , It wa s the second victory for Steve Burnside in the Hobby Stock Divi sion wilh Buck Lamb 2nd and Bill Childers, 3rd. Making II two in a r ow, In the Str!eel Stock Division , Keith Riddle won his second feature of !he season. He was followed actoss the finish line by Phil Williams and Danny Wheeler. t\on't forget next Saturday night along with the regular program, the Micro Mini Sprints ' will make their first appearance thi~ year . Al so, comi ng up In the near fut'u re, Is the .running of lhc D~l ce r on M~ y 9th consisting of 35 laps with a $1,000.00 purse to thewinn er. walked, advanced to th ird on 2 straight grou nd ou ts and scored on an error to the short stop. Meigs loaded the bases with 2 out s in ttir 7th, but Stiverson got Dave Hendricks to line out to renter to end the ga me. Deer pitch~d the flrst41nnlngs for Lo gan. He and Stiverson combin ed io give up 4 hil s. They stru ck oul 1 and walked 5. Dave Hendricks In his first start of th e yea!' took the loss , despit e pit ching well, Hendricks gave up 8 hi ts, wal ked 2 and struck out 5. Logan wa s led at the plate by Wolfe with 2 si ngles. Bissell, Barrell, Hanning and Hysell each singled for Meigs. M(,igs record drops to 9·4. They play the Ath ens Bulldogs ton ight DAYS OF SAVINGS 0 o OFF DIAMOND· REPRESENTATIVE SALE · Plan tourney I I " ~·oungpr Today in history \ ,,, . i SaVe your sympathY-__;_V...:.;_;in...;..;..ce.nt.. ;.;. .Ca_rr_ol~l .;c. Oh. to bC" a .voun g man on asl;(gnmrnt in a fon·i)1:n co untry. Onrc> I hat wa s !H'!Ua lly a fa ir to br t-nv!C>d . not an C'xcusr f(Jt' treason . Even If llw asslgnrTwnt wa s only Marlnc> I(Uan l dut y :II an embassy. it W [I S arguably brlt('l' 1hun mill! ary j)Os lings and sureI)' US lntNeStitlg as 1111' bu lk Of available jobs ba ck homC>. How man~' of S~L C'lay! on Lo nct rre's non·Marl nr peers wil l evr r cxprri<•n<'r thr <•xotlr plra, un• of SII'OIIing dow n the streets Of Moscow ? For· some rruson, though. there has brrn a subtle tmd erru r rrnt of s)·mpulhy for Lmwi!'!'C and his fellow Marines r\·rr slnr< , 1he story brokt• of hull' two or more guards ma ,v """'' hel~r<l Sovie t spie s penrtr:.l lc tl11• U.S. embassy. Nobod,\' has <'ondonr cl thei r urtlons. of roursi'. bu! somr or us srcm surpris ing!'' ca~c>r to, ""athr their Import In n thkk gu u7.e of und••rstandlng, • Thesr Marines 1\Wr just "kids." we ha\'C i><'<•n told mule und stngiC'. and thNrforr cas)· mm·ks for a t<\oB tPmptress. Who could have rx p<>rtrd thrm to match wit s wit h professional Soviet splc>s'' This gen1•rous attitude wa s nicely summed up In the follow Ing headllnl' from a major n~wspaprr : "U.S. Mar i n ~ Guards Ll'adlng Lonri)·. l sol al!>d Life In SoYiet." R~all y, now, To Pxplaln trea· son bv rc>fercnrc to common· place fru strations Is to trlvlallzr evil. Pov<>rty brc>eds crime. loo. but most people arNr't criminals. A particular Mat·tne ser!{eanl mnv lndect have been lonely. If ~o. ·he wasn't the first . Nql only do Lonetree's frustra· tiQ!Ia ~xptaln little, th<>y justify U at all. You might as well pathlze with the treachery of '1 Burgess, one o~ this coun· :r By Scotl Wolfe . Bryan Durst two-run double, a EAST MEIGS - Jumping Steve Horner single. an error, qulc~ly to an early lead, the three walks (to Kyle Davi s, Mike Eastern Eagles .scored 15 r uns In Marin , and Mark Griffin). a Jeff I be first three Innings to compll· <;a·ldwell sacrlflc~ fly, and a ment a super ·pitching effort by left-handed switch-hit double by junior speedballer Steve Horner Ed Collins, enroute to a 17-7trlumphover the With a seven run lead to work ' visiting Southwe~tern Highland· for Ea stern pit ching was tough ers here Wednesday. as Horner fanned the side In two ' The Eastern victory pu shes separate innings. Eastern pitch their overall mark to a fine 13·2 lng st ruck out 17 batt er s overall. iind a league-leading 9-1 In the In the second frame a hit SVAC, while Southwestern drops bat sman, an error, and a lo 3-10 overall and 3-9 in the SVAC. Horner picked up the victory in just five Innings of work with an Impressi ve effor t. The l anky righthander wa s red-hot , strlk· ROCK SPRINGS - The Lo ga n lng out ten an d walking just two, Chieftain s scored 4 runs In the while allowing just two High· third and made them sta ndupfor lander hits . a 5·1 non-league victory over Mike Martin ca me on to pit ch Meigs. The loss .ended the Ma· the sixth frame, giving up five raude rs winning stre ak at 7 runs , however, only two were games. earned · In the frame. Martin Logan scored in the top of the struck out four , gave up three lsi when Wolfe reached on an hils , and did not walk a batter. 'error , advan ced l o second on Junior Jeff Caldwe,ll hurled the another error and scored on a last frame, allowllng two hits and sacrifice f!y by Arnold . fanning three. Loga n blew the game open In Zane Colley suffered the loss, the third when Wolfe singled , walktng 7. fanning two and giving moved to third on a double by S, up thirteen hit s. Sieve Tarbet! Hanning and they both scored on ca me on In relief to walk one and a single by Vedit. After a walk strike out one. , and a ground out Medina and Eastern erupted for seven first Brown each singled in a r un to inning runs on a single ·by Ed · make It 5-0. Collins, a Jeff . Johnson walk, a Meigs scored in the 4th, Bi ssell Chiefs end ·MHS streak, 5-1 According to a Customs Ser· vice document obtained by out associate Corky Johnson, three I sraelis- a three-star general, a colonel and a former two-star general -were trying to acquire an "enduser" certificate that ":1-~ t, • would disguise the shipment to Iran of 10,000 U.S.-made TOW missiles. These are the same . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - ' - - ' - - - - - ' - - - ' - - - ; - - - - . , : ground-controlled anti-tank mls· slles the White House arranged to deliver to Iran lor h~lp In freeing American hostages. · The document does not lndl· cate whether the sale was ever consummated, and Customs Service sources were unable to ·discover the outcome of the reported negotiations. The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Eastern rolls by SW nine, 17-7 . ·The finger points lJ1 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio good taste, addressing lssu('S , not . .Page-2-The Daily Sentii"MMi. , Pomeroy....:.Middleport,Ohio :. i · . . · ........__.....___ _ _ _ _...;.;.;,;;!'hinda~ . ., The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 5-YEAR/75,000 MILE WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON .MOST UNITS * ~ .~ ·· Take ·~ ' * ' ,, -, ,I h . The Sout hern High &hool Athl etic Department is sponsoring an indcpendenl sofiball tour· nam!'nt May 15-16. 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SlUII ~'W..U .................................. $3&,]0 u w..u ................................ >. l'l 111 .'li . % OFF �·r ·. Page-4-The Daily Sentinel ThLWSday, April 39. J1 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio East~rn ... ~----------c_on_H_nu_ro_rr_om_P:,_•..:ge;_J:.__ _ _ __ Eastern hitti ng was led by Ed Collins. who was three-fo r-three with a double and four RBI 's. Steve Horner was 2-for -3 wlth four RBI's, Jeff Caldwell had a double and sacrifice fl y, Mark Griffin a double and single, and singles each by Jeff. J ohn$on , Scott Fitch, Brent Norton , Je rem y Barber , and Bri a n Sharp. Bryan Durst had a doubl e. s : : ; ; t ; ; r dlley, t:a... M I. l't·t. c; R ."'I . \ ,nul ~ ( "hin •'l'' ,..;, ..,,, \ 'urli II IR II !t I ll !I ~ II . :0,7!-1 . ~:tti I 1 1 1 11 ~ f1U r ~h ~ .:itfi .lt l I I .:IX!i l 'h U:. i 1;1 ..Ifill ,\t untr••ul t "r"" J,i II I '! n ndAIIid II!!U.'illl" I A~to ,\n jt;f' lt• 1 ·~ ; 7 ll Ill II Tarbett all went Hor-4, This was a big league win for us, wit h Tarbet! getting a double. but we still must work hard In D.J . Harder also singled. ' some areas to get sharp for the Easte rn Is Idle unt il next tournament. " Wedn es day wh e n th ey hos t Llnescore: . Kyger Creek In an Important SWHS...... O 0 1 o o 5 1- 7 7 5 SVAC con test. Eastern ..... 7 2 6 2 o x-17 14 3 Eastern Coach Scott Wolfe Batter ies: Steve Horner (WP ). stated. "Tonight we played very Martin 6th, Caldwell 7th and well a nd everyone sa w some Durst', Yonker 5th. z. Colley playing lime !Twe nty players (LP ), Tarbett 6th and Patrick got In the ga me for Eastern) . 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Choose eit her a push Local bowling or self -propelled walk mo wer or SKVIJNE ROWt.INil i .~NF.S MORNI NCl ti WKI F,, ~ prtl N. 1!10 I he rear engine rider that's Pht , . .i -.1 .. .6.'t America's number one choice. There's a free catcher in it for you. And Snap-Credi t get s you Snapper quality wit h no money down and to w monthly pay. ment s. So hurry, this offer ends soon! . 62 ,. •ti... .......................... ,.. .. \\'nod.v'l<i Rllllt•t's it" Rods \\'rN' krr S(11'\' l('t\ 1705: DI.'>Nmnl 2; l:H'a l ('l '~. 1"74: lfl ll h Ga m e' Tf':un: P :1l H ill ~t F'ol'd. ti:tl: Rod·!! Wrr t' kl'!' St•n 'IC't' fl(M.I· • Woodv's Roll r t·s. M9: Hlj::h Sf-t'lt•!l 'Mrn : .,, Ron Smllh • ."107: Tf'rl'\' Sf'ld1•atwl ~ 1 · "; l.lll'r.V Tu<'kf'r. 41(1; Hlj: h \.n mr 'Mf'n; : liii'I'Y TuC'kf'r, 204; Ron Sml! h. 201: Mikr tfl l : HIJlh S<-rl l'!l Wom<'n: Tc•rrl • Whllm on, !U ~: Lort'IIU Ad kin.~ . .r~ : Of'blf' .o Whitm ;;:3.~: H l~h Gam1• Wom('n: T l' l' rl "- 11 FOI MOM . 2S /o 0 Sr t· , • h ·~· ""•~ ..................................... P u llilll F'nni RIDING MOWIR PUIH MOWER 21 ' 35 HP (2 '35101 25"' G HP OIILY ~~ NOW 30°/o OFF START A TRADITION ' '' , PAIR ' MEN'S SHOES DIISS & USUAL WEY£NifRG & MORGAN QUINN 2 ss S15 PAIR r t POMEROY 992-3639 1 Now OFF FOI lll GIAHATE . .jRINGS ·" 1/.. '-"-- NOW IOO's IN STOCK UP TO ' OFF flleAY & SATUIDAY · SUMMER DRESSES FOR ALUMNI &SPECIAL OCCASIONS •• • '•• l ~ · All 20°/o OFF - FR~E SIZING- MERCHANDISE NOW . ..."' ~ POMEROY Supe·r Sl~e•alk Sale · . ltduced For This Sale FEATURES: Slant Needle, Free Arm. Built-in Buttonholer and 10 Popular Stitches. $29999 OILY I CA•m SAU PIICED ALSO C1tchtr 11 shown lll,l, 169. 161 . 1 S1hmtl Grellp of r-.ms · HOOPS • "'lAIRS • ZIPPERS • ' GRAVELY TIACTOI SALES & SERVICE 204 CONDOR ~lli11 992-2975 \ ln(larion At 8Gy With Gte01 Buys i1tlte Clllssi(itd Section. " Watches. 20°/o OFF •VISA , eMAS111CAID 'eiiSCOYa ~lAWAI •BliLOVA •PULSAR •SEIKO eCARAVELLE ' ., 1/2 PRICE MEN'S SHORTS AMD ' . JAMS WOMEN'S l JIIIUI·IIIII dresm, two piece suits, pants and skirts. Petite sizes, juniors, misses and , big sizes, too. · Reg. 112 Unifarms ......... I9.S9 Reg. 118 Uniforms ....... 114.39 Reg. 1211 Uniforms ....... l20.79 Reg. '32 Uniforms ....... '2S.S9 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY All <oordinating in solids, prints . and plaids. Choo11 from shorts, tank tops, knit and cotton slacks, long tail shirts, swoattr tops, knit striptd tops. · ' Sizts S, M. L and XL. REG. PRICES 18,00 T0.120.00 SALE PRICED .1 1JC*' CHILDREN'S SHORTS SUMMER SUEPWEAR FOR BOYS AND GIRLS GIIL!- NIIo dolrlr, l'"'9 ~WM,Iong pa· i:'11,""'•kniiJ, bally doff• and 1htr1 "" - ny. poly <ollon. IOYS- lotlg paja- and ! pi11o short POMIIOf Petites, mism sizes, juniDr anti big sizes 171/r to 24 1/1, 121 Dresses .................. l111.79 134 Dreslts .................. l27,19 140 Dr111es .................. 131 .99 154 Dresses .................. '43.19 SALE I paiarnas. Knitl and poly/ cotton. Reg. S7.00 .......... Sale S5.59 Reg. SJO.OO ........ Sale S7.99 Reg. SJ2.00 ........ Sale S9.59 Reg. $16.DO ..... Salt f12.79 . Sizes I to 18. Knit shirts and sport shirts. Our entire It• lection, bright colors, no· velty looks. · S6 ..... Sale· S4.79 S7 ..... Sale S5.59 S9 ..... Sale 57.19 s11 ;, Sale S8.79 55.95 Shirts ....... ss.05 S8.95 Shirts .::....S7.60 512.95 Slirts ... S11.00 Sl 5.95 Slirts ... S13.55 ! WOMEN'S . SUMMER SLEEPWEAR ! Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. SHIRT SALE! •Van Htultll Oren Shirts •Entire SIO<. Knit Shirll •lig Selection Sport Slirts •Western Shirll Regular sim plus tall & bigslus. Men's 111.95 Shirts .... I10.1S Men's 114.95 Shirts .... 112.70 Men's 116.95 Shirts .... 114.40 Men's 118.95 Shirf1 .... 1111.15 LITTLE BOYS TOPS AND BLOUSE SALE SUMMER TOPS Knit polo lhirtt, T·back shirts, t. . lhirt1, bicydt shirts, crop tops oncllll-.s. Slzn 6·24 months, 2-4, 4·6X, 7-14. lEG. suo TO I I6.00 ' Knit shirts, tank tops. crop shirll and sport shirts. Sizn 12-24 months, 2·4, and 4-7. Reg. 55.50 ......; S4.39 Reg. S7.00 ......... SS.59 Reg. S9.00 ....... S7.19 Reg. sn.oo ..... sa.79 ENTIRE STOCK INCLUDED ' Short gowns and rollos, lent gowns j and roiMs, pajama~ INtlly dells. nltht , shirts, nunlng gowns, onsomlolosan4 dustm. Nylons, 1o1tom, plissos, terrr lleth and knits. Siztl SIa UL. RIG. '9.00 TO 40.00 Sale S7 19·to $3199 SIDEWALK SALE I GIRLS SHIRTS I ·' . 58.00 TO 513.00 .............. SALE 53,00 514.00 TO 520.00 ............ SALE 55.00 521.00 TO 528.00 ............ SALE 57.00 529.00 TO 560.00 ......... SALE 510.00 BOYS Large stiiKtion af brightly col· ored jams, solid, poly cotton shorts. Sim 12 to 24 months, 2 to 4, 4 to 7. WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR SPECIAL GROUP OF ASSORTED STYLES dresses and blouses. PAlliNG LOTS • MEN'S LITTLE GIRLS' USE OUI FREE IOVI. ·SHORTS SPORTSWEAR to $479 to $12 79 two pitct stylts. Solid and prints. Mal<t your nltdian now ollll LITTLE BOYS' 39 $15 99 $6 Sale Prices ·SALE PRieES 1/t PIICE DRESSES New spring fashions In one allll UNIFORMS Intire sto<k on salt. lndudts WRANGLER Tht best Nltclion n•. Allsim. Solids and·plenty of blight colors. REG. ·REG. REG. REG. WOMEN'S ' MEN'S $19.95 $1 0!! ' SALE! WOMEN'S SPECIAL SALE! WRANGLER JEANS SPECIAL PRICES! • TO S14.00 ........................SALE 59.00 515.00 521.00 529.00 54.00 TO 520.00 ....................:SALE 56.00 TO 527.00 ..................... SALE 58,00 TO 539.00 .................. SALE 510.00 SINGEI MODEL 6233 • 10< ~-· - New spring and basic colors in · . lays sizes 8 to 20 - men's S, M. I. XI and XXL. Good style and pull-on sle<ks - pleated front <olor seledlon styles - and elastic waistloal<s. Sizt S/6 to 17/18. SAVEl S18.00 Slacks ..... S13.SO S22.00 Slacks ..... S16.SO S25.00 Slacks ..... S18.7S 529.00 Slatks..... S21JS WOMEN'S CLOTHING All kinds of different items. Slacks, jackets, sweaters, 111 WIST, SICOIID 20°/o to 50°/o OFF JACKETS TOP OF THE ·stAIRS AID 'I SLACKS' SIDEWALK S~LE '' •• ,.• SUMMER WEIGHT I DESIGNER BOUTIQUE r~~~r·~-;;;;;;~·~·2~·;'7;2;';;;;~~~~~ SPECIAL GROUP OF . MEN'S AND BOYS' WOMEN'S LORD ISAACS. lnit ohorh, jlms, polr I <olton 1hort1 In 10H* and prints. Sizt1 I M 4 monfhl. Zto 4; 4 to 61, 7 to 14: Reg. SS.OO .......... Sale S3. 99 Reg. $6.50 ......... Sale S5.19 Reg. SJ2.0D ........ Sale S9.59 Reg. S1 s.oo ...... iale S11.99 ~. ONLY ····--·... E. Main, Pomeroy Slui 29 to 42 waist. Pre-washed hoavy woight donim - 1OO'Io <Of· too. SPRING SKIRTS, 'BLOUSES, SLACKS, TOPS AND SHORTS ~ ~a~~~~~~~~ F'" S12 PAIR E. M-Il .ST. ~ 14K OVERI.AY JEWELRY Tc-ttm W01!1EN'S GRASSHOPPERS • ~ • XWmrm-:tz MON II AY NITE MIXEO • •~ .................. .......... Dlsroun1 Dr1 tl t'r~ : a1.. .. . .......... Punwro,\' Hf'al! h Ca rl' C't'nl n .., Hlll h St>rlf'!l Tc•am : Pa l Ulll ~~m·£1 . 172': FREE JEWELRY BOX GREAT GIFT . -..Phylll !ll Cll m'. ~A7: Oorl~ r.r m'.~f'r , ·lR'\: : HiJth 1'('11 111 C.u m f' : W.M.P .O.. ~~-~: • Rrf>m1u:!l Briullqur , .lim Cobbs , HM K"I: flll.l\'\'hnlf'y !1 , !t!l2: HIJ:h TPH m Sl'rl t'~ : W ht~ · ' "'lC',\ '· ~. 294~ ; fll'f' ncla 's Ruutlqut•. 'lY:\7· 'tW.M P .O.. 2~\1. . Wn ·c ·kPr NOW $9995 EACH. ....... , ... !Jt! 1Rr" ndu's Jloui iQU(' ... ...... ............. !"17 ' .Ji m Cobb. Cltf'\'., Ol lis. C1HI. .............. }\1 :. HI J,!h Inch·. Gn mr : 11ol'ls f: r•tu•..:t•r , 2~1 : .1\m(' Hnwklns. llt!l: lln r tlar~t Mu t' l'l.I V JtlH· a lll~ h l nd\' . St•ri NO : .Junl' HawkinS.' :t27: nnd'~ SJ995 AND LOW IIOWIR . .......... 1'-l ................ ...... .. . DIAMOND EARRINGS DIAMOND EARRINGS and NECKLACE SET ....... --·-·" UU'..fOMNLI.ID ~f~mll h 's Ci .M .C' ........ ........................ :til ,. Nr>a);('. MOTHER'S DAy AND GRADUATION "'""'""" l' l•u ·t•ll fliit·ht'r l' n111 ,\-.. • No. "'•4........................ ' PAIR • MARGUERITE SHOES r Sidewalk Sale IN liME FOR s.,·run t."'' nil 'ulnmt. " ~ .I EJ s $3· r TENNIS SHOES Sl 0 ONE TABLE MEN'S • WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S PAIR PAIR OR MAY llt- MAY 2nd . SJrtii'U>;4' nl T11h•du fo'r ld a,v ' ~o 1:u " ' '" 106 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2039 or 992-5721 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:00 .Sidewalk Sale.-Days VILLAGEMIDDLEPQRT PHARMACY hut'ltt.,l!'r "' Tld t'Wltl!·r 'n dt•"nlt•r til M111oT• HlduuHtwt Ill l'll"'"lt•·kl'l ~WM . P . O, $ ~ 'ltl7 'JflflfA'!! POMEROY FLOWER SHOP l .. MEN'S 011 IOYS' PAIR CHILDREN'S SHO.ES SANDALS & TENNIS .. ,. NEXT TO ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY 1 'hll.,..fii,.V'" Ci U!III'!> : Tr.llm • Pool ~ PlU.Il ................ ......... v Whull',\''s A 11 111 Pnl'f)i . . ~ · Huni(•J' F' UIH'r:tl Hnnw . ... Sl 0 • Foatworks, Cannies, Naturalizers, Accents CHAPMAN SHOES li~~iQ~ & SATURDAY . WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES CASUAL & FLATS • • l lttwht-Nt•r I, fnlum hu" :1 Totlt•tln li. ~ >· ru o · u,.o • t n dt·• ·•tt'f 111 ~1 1llnt •. fl pd. ~~ ~ ~~~~ Mn l'll nn:~ ltl FRIDAY SANDALS & CANVAS CASUALS EARL VSHOPPERS SPECIAL 't!f We Are Still Making Dally Mason County Deli-erles. ., • SIDEWALK. SALE ·siDE ALK SALE ONE GROUP GROUP MEN'S. WOMEN'S-CHILDREN'S I Fur Molhd s Day, Sunday, . · May 10, Hallmark has a special selection of ca rds designed for kids lu send to Mom. Only al Hallmark. "'• • lltw~llt,v'" U t · ~u u ~ Und01 POMEROY ALL SALES FINAL l "h lr 'tl jttt tlt llllftlnu• rt•, nl" ht , n.•vt•hutd ul K 11 " ~" no. nltl: lll ll""l ltultl ( 'lt l l lnr ~ll . nl ~h( & UP ELBERFELDS 30°/o OFF oNE GRour MEN'S SHOES·................ 30°/o OFF Kun111U1 fM,f I, llulllm nrt• I T• ·~1111 ~. - ~ ''"' \ 'ork 7 Mll~oto M Ukt'f' M , U11 klnnd j IMrnN t fuiUtt rnlll 1. Ill ln nlnl .. 50°/o E3 30°/o OFF T!!rtJftl nll, Mlnlll'!'l tltl& I $195 . l /~ TENNIS SHOES f ftovl'l lllld I , fltlt-a~n 5 I II 212 ALL' ARTIFICIAL BUSHES NATUIALIZER .!. 9REW 2ByQF;~O'wo0rkFsF . lf2 SAVINGS UP TO . 1/2 PII~E 992-5272 PRICE Pink • Whitt • kne , Yellow · Navy · Red 1' 1 !I .:IlK SHOES;. HARTLEY SHOES DRE~~uS~OrES , Wt·- ·I'IIM.Y',. lt.·...• lt " I GROUP WOM~~'-6 . FRIDAY & SATURDAY HUARACHI SANDALS· Conn•• • Footwarks t I I'! , ;1-:1:1 I . I SIDEWALK SALE DAYS 1 a M11lnt• Cl'hll VISA fl .!H I t 20°/o OF.F MATT C. VANVRANKEN-OWNER 210 EAST MAIN OPEN ' MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 6:30·5:30 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS Ill 6;30 P.M. II !It 1 II Ill . t"H II II . t::l ~ II . :tt l (N \"· ~1 . 1 - 30°/o - I~ K 11 1 It Il l .:W i II II .3111 f 'll y ALL MENS ' !J 1:! ~211 fll l ~ I'! ..lltll 10 It II .:11 1 II Ot•lrnll. DRESS SHOE'S PHONE 446-6160 ll nu ~ on 111 !\U!Wnlt Kiln t'riAD d~~t·•• ld l'll bltter 1 h. nldll fl n•·l•lllll l a1 Ptlihtdt • lphl ~~o, nillhl Mufllrf'a&l "' N!'W \ 'ttrk. ni1M ' ""' 1\n,l;t•h.,. 111 JIM . f,oui.. • 1\MI':IUI ",\ N U ;,\f it 'lo; 1 SHOES $999 SIDEWALK SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE . " ' HUSH PUPPEYS 1 RACK WOMEN'S IF YOU HAVE A BIRTHDAY, ANNIVEISAIY, OR WEDDING COMING UP, SEE US, WE DO SPECIAL OCCASION CAIESI Tbu nld;.,- '~ (,llfiH'!> .\llnnl n - •• ALL MEN'S ' II I1 .:11.1 ,\ 11\IMII M'lltlt llt' h!•r 1111 r1 a ', a 1st atur a , ·~ . . ALL WOMEN'S STRAWBERRY TORTE CAKE I'; . SH ·~ SiUI Uk •_.., n dl•llll&lt•r •• . .,., SIDEWALK SALE DAY-S ' The Daily Sentinei- Page-..,5 • I . ornero WEEKEND SPECIAL 1 :1 :11, .&i7 .l H Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio St e v ~ Fre.~!~ ~!!Y..!!~"f N,\T IO!'.:i\1.1, U~ .\f;( ' t: Hy t'nl/o•d l' r '" " l llltTnllllu lu&J K;~ n,.wo llusday. April 30, 1987, :~ Majors Joia11 . ..,,. ODDS & ·ENDS TABLE Assortment of many different items. Come and see what bargains you can find! ' $1.00 FOR SIDEWALK SALE DAYS SPECIAL PRICES ON: •Furniture on 3rd floor •Arta Rugs- 1st floor •Jackson Perkins Rase lush11 eRtd Heart Knitting Yarn •Wamen's Jeans2nd lloar •RCA Television Stts- 3rcl floor ELBERFELDS f'"''''"' . . . . . ,, Olllf 4&1''"''"11 ( MUO t tAID POMEROY 992·1054 " ""' • \ �r Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Thlnday. April 30, 1'987 · Eaglettes rout SW Indians bou~ce back, score 6-5 triumph· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-7 , Griffey paces Braves to 5-2 victo,ry·,· 'Cubs s_top Giant,s, ".'UPPERSPLAINS-Forthe EHSwentaheadHastwoerrors second consecutive night the and eight walks led 10 the first By GERRY MONIGAN Leagul', Frobel said. "You . Innings, , and Boston whipped AI Oakland, Calif., Glenn , UPI Sports Writer don't have to be~ rOl'ket scientist Seat!l£>.11 -o. . Br~ggs ..Jim Gantner and Greg • By RICK VANSANT Machine last decade, rettirned, run and robbed Dave Parker of a "A game like this In Cincinnati kry ro , tonight 's gaml', .. sa id Cincinnati starter Bill GulllrkEastern Eaglettes posted big Inning score. SVACwl ns over Southwestern, Eastern scored nine more Of the five American League to know what he s going to throw. Bluo• .Jays 8, Twins 1 Brox·k earh rolleeted three hits to CINCINNATI (UP!) - l<en Wednesday night td wreck the home run to .pace the Atlanta Is something special to )lle," said winning pitcher zane Smith. 2-.1. son lasted only three Innings, clai ming 18-1 and 23-1 victories times In the second round as games demded by one run He ju~t keeps firing fastballs." AI Toronto. Joe Johnson ga v£> h£>1p the Brewers win for the 18th Griffey, whO helped turn the Reds. Braves to a 5-2 win over Griffey, who played eight years "A tot or balls were hlt hard olf surrendering six hits and four over the Highlanders. three errors, a walk 10 Amy Wednesday night. none was . Whtle Indians manager Pat up thrre hits over 7 1-3 innings time In their first 20 games, tylnR • Clnclnaa·tl Reds Into Red Griffey homered, Cincinnati. for the Reds before becoming a me. but those guys behind me got runs. Tuesday Eastern claimed an Berkhlmer, and a Patti Durst decided more sudden ly than the Corrales was pleased with Frob- and Lloyd Moseby 'and Ernie the 1984 Detroit Tiger~ for best-' free agent after the 1981 season. just about Pvcrythlng that was " I couldn' t keep .my pit ches 18·1 wtn over SWHS behind the stnglepavedthewayfortheflrst Cleveland Indians' 6·5 victory el's performance, he was not Whitt each llomered· to lead the wlnnln~t percentage (. 900) and : "lllke toplay lnCtnctnnatLIIIke hit. " where I wanted tltem, " said pitching of Lisa Drl~tgs, who three runs. over the Chicago White Sox. shocked. Blue Jays. most victories In ApriL · ;. ~ running around the bases after a Smith allowed only five hits Gullickson. "I'd do OK on one hurled a fi ne one-hit game, Ritchie ripped a two RBI single On Bob James' flr~t pitch In the "We got Frobel.~o P.fnrh hit. We Royals 5, Orioles 4 11gers 2, Angels I (10 Inn.) ·; home run here. I've done It a few over eiAht Innings, striking out pitch, but not the next. It kept wa lking three and fanning 7. . to keep the Inning alive, Mankin bottom of the ninth mnlng, Doug ~ot him to do this, Corr~les said. At Kansas City, Willie Wilson At Anaheim, Calif., , Darnell times In this stadium." three and walking four. The going that way." Griffey and Rafael Ramirez left -bander retired 14 straight "Gully didn't get his pitches N. Blankenship suffered the reached'on an error, three more Frobel unloaded a home ru n to ·Ken Schrom told me that he saw scored from third on a two-out Coles, mired In a 2 for 47 slump, loss. giving up 12 hits, 9 walks, errors followed and Amy Hager Itt~. the Indians. Frobel In an exhibition game · throwing error by thlt d baseman doubled home Larry Herndon . . ' slammed back-to-back homers batters between the fourth and down and his fastball wasn't and three strikeouts. · blas ted a triple. As a pinrh-hlller, yo u might ' agai nst ~lttsburgh several years Floyd Rayford to cap a two-run from second with one out In the:: In the third Inning to · stake eighth lpnlngs. but yielded a hopping, " said Rose. "It's the Eastern went ahead 2·0 In the Ritchie, Mankin , Robinson, get 0 ~ 1 Y..one,pitch and you, can't ago and Frobel hit. the longest ninth-Inning rally, 10th to help Ute Tigers snap their' , Atlanta to a 4-0 lead. In the sixth single to Parker and a walk to first time this year the ball fir st as Arlene Ritchie walked, Finlaw, Melissa M!ller. Hager, ~Iss rt, satd Frobel, whO was , home run he has ever ~een . '" Rangers 8, Yankees 7 three-game losing streak. . ~· Inning , Griffey made a superb Eric Dav is to open the ninth. wouldn't do what he wanted It to. Mel Man kin walked, and Lee Ann Durst and Mary Parker each had called up from Buffalo of the White Sox manager Jim FreAt Arlington, Texas. pinch,Red Sox 11, Marlpers 5.. :· play In left field to help protect a ·Gene Ga rber then.came on and ''But when you only get five Robin son slammed a two-run hils for the winners. Amertr~n .. As~orlatton IAA.A l gosl was as understandably hitter Geno Petra Ill ~lngledwlth At Seattle, M)ke Greenwell •! ' 5-2 margin. got Buddy Bell to hit Into a double hits, It's hard to win a game." single, Blankenship had the lone Tuesda~ . Thts ts what I ve m!~fedover the de_velopment. , two out In the nlntfi inning to drove In four runs and right-.j Parkerledoffthelnntngwitha play- the Reds' fourth of the added Ros~~ "Good pitching will In the second EHS struck for SWHS hit. w?rked so hard for all winter. I Frobel Just htt a · belt-high score Don Slaught from third hander AI Nipper allowed seven ', ' line shot to left , but Griffey raced game- and stru ck out Bo Dl;,z to s.top good.hitting and Zane Smith : six more markers as Lisa D'rtggs Amy Berkhlmer pitched a . was prepared for this particular fa stball right down the middle," basr, lilting the Rangers to their hits over seven Innings to help•' to the wall, leaped. got his glove gai n his <<.:ond save, · was great out there. We tried to dou b Ied . Amy Be r khIm e r super game, walking two and role whether It was In Cleveland Fregosl said after·hiS'team fell to six th straight victory. Boston snap the Mariners' threeabove the eight-foot high fence Cincinnati. after enjoyi ng a get him a couple of years ago and walked, Ritchie walked, Mankin Ianning two In picking up thew ln. or somewhere else ," 6-12. . Brewers 8 Athletjcs 7 game winning streak. · (, and snared the ball to deprive three-ga me wrekend sweep over again last year. That' s how reached on an error and Rob.lnCrystal Breaklron. Christi Le· The 6-foot -4. 205-pound er The Indians gave away two • Parker or a homer. the Astros In Houston. suffered highly we think of Smith." son and Lisa Lance sln£1rd. •~e wls, and Kim Stover pitched for played parts of the 1982 and 198~ leads before coming back. to tie Lakers, P . istons advance in playoffs · " I knew he hit It good, so 1just Its second straight home toss to All thcscortngcame lntheflrst . score 8-0. SWHS. seasons and all of 1984 with the the score at o-5 In the eighth got to the fence as soon as 1 the Bra ves. four Innings, Atlanta got a run In SWH plated one In the third fo r Eastern Is Idle until n·ext Pittsburgh Pirates. He saw ac- Inning. By United Press International Wednesday night, posting a 140could," said Griffey. "I tried to "I told my playrrs II does no the first when Gerald Perry · Wedn esday when they host lion wllh Pittsburgh and Mont· In other games. Toronto The Los Angeles Lakers and 103 rout, while Detroit edged' time my jump and my timing good to sweep Houston If you're reached ,on a fielder's choice, . 9-1 score. Eastern hitting was led by o Kyger Creek. real in 1985. and was a free agent pounded Minnesota 8-1, Kansas Detroit Pistons joined the Boston Washington 97-96 on a free throw turned out to be right. I didn't going to get swept by these raced to third on Dale M~rphy's perfect three-for -three night by Llnescore: · when Cleveland signed him this Ci ty nipped Baltimore 5-4. Texas Celtlcs In gaining an Important by Rick Mahorn with ,4 seconds FUTILE ATI'l'MP · - Cincinnati's second fourth lnnl~g of Wednesday's game In Riverfront know If my glove was.above the guys," said Reds' manager Pete single and scored on Griffey's · senior Lee Anrt Robinson, who SWHS .......... 1 o o o 0- 1 1 11 wl.~jer. edged New York 8-7, Milwaukee advantage In the long postseason left . Bosloh swept Chicago after baseman Ron Oester makes ~ futile attempt to Stadium. The Braves won. :;. 2, (UPI) . wall, but I do know I hit my head Rose, "Houston Is not the only single. The Braves added a run In h am es wa s with Montreal nudged Oakland 8-7. Detroit -an opening- round sweep. had four RBI's In a big offensive Eastern ...... . 7 9 4 3 -23 12 1 posting a 105-94 " victory on' flag down a shot by Ailanta's Ken Oberklellln on the back or the fence ." team In the diVision. Atlanta has the second when Glenn Hubbard : night. w en 1 was in the Nat ional bumped California 2-1 In 10 Los Angeles blitzed Denver Tuesday . "DefensellkeGrlffey'swasthe a lot or guys who can hit." walked and came home on Dlon ' Lesa Rucker had two singles. ~--------==::::::----------=...:._-_::::.:::.::::.:__.:__:_:_::__::_=:::.:.:::__:_.:_:__:_~:_~:::=_:::::__::::::__:_::::_..:... L _ __:_______________:_ _ _ _ ___:______________~::::=~=-::=~=:_:::_:__::_~:::_::_:_:~:_---, Jaml'S's double to rlghi-center. : Driggs a double and single, Amy Arter Griffey ana Ramirez · Hager a double and single, and \ Sale prices In effecl Aprll30through May 13, 1987. homered In the third, the Braves singles by Trlsh Spencer, (,ano:;e, . tar'ked on a run In the fourth ' when Smith singled off Bill ' and Heather Flnlaw. · · B. Donta had the lone Southw· Landrum. took third on a double , estern hit. by Jam~s and scored on a singlE' In th r next meE>tlng Eastern by Ken Oberkfell. poured It on 23-1 as every player Cincinnati scored In the third . saw action. when Tracy Jones walked, stole 'Southwestern went ahead t-0 second and came In on a single by • .as Rose reached on an e•rc1r and Kurt Stillwell. In the Reds' . · score d o n a s lnglr by fourth. Bell singled, moved to Blan~enshlp, third on sln~ll:•· by Olaz and · rn the bottom half of the frame scored on Dave Concepcion's ·. sacrifice fly.Nallonolf Leape Roundup Wednesday afternoon, the man o:>xperted to be the ace or the New York Mets' staff dPparted a Manhattan drug- rehabilitation ' renter. Wednesday night, the 'IIMH Chotc41 man who has developed Into the No. 1 pitcher added to his , credentla Is. Uwn &Garden Bat1terr Sid Fernandez allowed five It its Motor Oils RII-III.II,IU1L ovor seven Innings and Keith Hl'rnandez drov<' In two runs to Perfect lr Design Rain Dance ~!!!~~~ help the M£>ts defeat the Housto" , Bumper & Trim Cleaner Astros 2·1. 10W30Motor0/l NEW YORK (UPII - New 102t1Hor Fernandl'z, 4-1, struck . out York ~ e t s pit cher Dwight Itt! llltprlce eight and walked two to help the Rallr 11auid Car Wax ,. ........... ,........ ,.24111 Gooden makes his long-awaited Met s break a two-game losing #0515N,r~.bl 1987 debut at Shea Stadium k. No Astro reached third stro:>a Oil Filters -2ltl buy12 today. Your Choice aga inst Fernandez. Reg. 3.39, llml12 The 198o Cy Youn!( Award Cuhll K. GIMniH 4 winner will not be In uniform' on At Chicago. Andre Dawson the mou nd . lnstead, Gooden Is went ~for~ and hit for the cycle, schedull'd to meet with reporters and Dave Martinez drove in Rain Dance to talk about his 28- day stay in a thtW runs to l.ead tht> Cubs. 4,H aale price Fabric Protector rehabllita!lon clinic for treat· Pllillk•• 5, f:~po$ 0 ' on-ptcg. 10211N, reg. Ut 2.88 llltprtce ment or a cocaine problem. · At Philadelphia. Glenn Wilson - 2.00 reblte AJrfllfe(S 10.000FF '· on-ptcg. Gooden will read a br Rallr Cream Car Wax and Luis Aguayo each hit a solo ' Reg. 4.3t,llml12 yourco.t DttpCycle statement but will not answe:rl #0513N, reg. 3.79 home run to hack the six-hit ' -1.00 """' ' 2,99 liter reblte any questions or consent to any pitchln[( of Shane Rawley and , 1.81 11Wrebe1e one-on-one Interviews, arrordimzl carry the Phlllles. DodRer• 10, l'lrllle.o 2 , to a team spokesman. At Pittsburl!h, Bob W£>1rh 22-year-old will be accompanied Radl.aorHoaea allowed onl' hit over seven ' by General Manager e .. , ... , a.-1'11oe Innings an<t struck out eight, and : Cas hen and Manager Davey RalnDancelrax Import OH Flliers From LJqutd or pule Pedro Guerrero cracked a threrJohnson, who presumabl,v will HeaterHo••• Rtg. 3.19,11ml12 Rev.t.81,#0241NU241N run homer to power thl' Ood11ers. discuss the schedule for GoodJ!el.'""' 2.ft Cardln11lA 1e, Padrl!ll e en's retu rn to the Mets. 1.000FF At St. Louis . pinch-hitter Curt " He has every right to go on Fanhlta Ford's single scored the go- ' and have a magnificent career In Aeg.UI ahead run In a five-run eighth years to come," Cashen said lnnlnll to lift the Ca rdlnllls. , Wednesday night. " I think he can Kendall Racing romr back to society. Serondar· Import 20WIO, 30W, 40W, lly. I think he ran come back to Rtg ....... limit 2 lOW Reg. 1.111, limit 12 the New York Mets . "A nything we ran do to bring him back to sOl'il'ty, we'll do," 'lbur Choice Cashen said. "He was something special, part of the rebuilding of the New York Mets and helping CINtmplon us right on through last year's World Series." Carlt Medic Sprar, 13oz. lfon.lleslstor Team officials have refu sed to lltg.t.II,#IIMI-14 comment on plans for Gooden but From or flteaeal Undercoating Reg.~~e,nnili i1 ""'"' Pluas It Is believed he will go to a Mets' 11az.. Nil· I.•, #T1&-11 mlnor-lea!(ue team to begin LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) wot·ktng out before being put on Puncture Seal Gas Filters While thousands of racing fans ' the team's active roster. Clulmplon Reg. from 1.411 11oz.,reg. t.tt -long for a spot on the rail at, Gooden's agent. J im Neader, Remanufectured #1111·12 Churchill Downs for the 113th told United Press International ,.ealstor 1.000FF Starter• I Kentucky Derby Saturday, It's earlier In the week he hoped 'lburCIIolce Qunlr Engine Brite Accel From something 17 trainers hope to. ltOZ.IJIUJ.~,Ng,U5 Gooden would be back In a Mets' Alternetora Pluas Your Choice Reg. 1.24,11mit T& 101 or Fl!b1 or Sparlr Plug•& avoid. Moetepjlllelllonl uniform by June 1. ..,.oUorl h .. ydey Law Price The trainers of the 17 Derby, C.rll Medic Pour The Mets' players, who exPCV Valves flet.lnlon7.tS • Reg. US IIOL,Nt. 1 •• ,#1M&-tl s.te prlcel good contend~rs were looklnR to be For IUrer 111111, pressed shock when they fir st with rebuildlble ••cllllnge placed In the middle of the pack learned the nrws ol Gooden's tune with Champion when the draw for post positions· drug problem. were buoyed by for the 17-horse field took place at the latest developments. Reg. from 1.95 10:30 EDT Ihis morning. ' "There's not much I ra n say," c•nwlth Plewe Round Sparlr Plug Gauge, 1 "It there ar<' 16 or 17 horses like Mels catcher Ga ry Carter sa id. • 112-127 .... Price they say, l'd like to be some"I'm happy he's out and I'm where betwccn o and 10," !let looking forward to his return." Twice trainer ,fl!"'my C,roll 8ald, Gooden's coca ine problem first Wells Tune-Up Kits Wednesday. "If you're on the beca me public April 1. when the Octanef04+ · lp1rex Primer rail. there' s a possibility you' re, 1.00 OFF Standard Mets announct>d hP had tested oo-llooll. ,...5.48 1IOLI(InJ,,.._ Uti going to usc your horse. If you pos itivi' In a voluntary examinadraw outside. you're hun~ there tion . BC<.·ause he agreed .to enter sometimes." ' . the rehabilitation center, he was David Kasse n. who added not disciplined by the team or the Avies Copy to Ihe list of Derby "-US commissioner's offlcP. Dupllcolor contenders Tuesday , said: "In' Rumors first surfaced of Goodrouclt-UD Paint the middle. you have more 2.00 OFF Electronic en's possible Involvement with ........ 2.... opportunities. If you' re tnsld<' or drugs last spring because of his outside, you ha ve to use your troubles both on and off the field. Lrnx Air Cleaner horse more." ldelbroclr He missed a spring-training lletl-17.11,11002 Ferdinand ~a ptured last year's game, say ing he had been ManHolda Qerby from the No. 1 hole burin, llla-"-tOM Involved In a car accldt>nt . Alit tie 1.00 OFF All 1984. Swal<' won alter drawln~ more th an a week later he AclrOft Teat the 15th post and, In 1982. Gatd 2.00 OFF Wells Wire Setl 8ondo8odvfoola allegedly threw a drink at a ...tlnaldll-1 -biOCb; .. Del Sol was victorious after ..... 1'orclt l(lt rental car agent after a dispute t II' I W IIIIIIIIe, (llall drawing f'lo. 181n al9-horse field. ..... '""'108.tS I 1 lllniii,JII 1 w over mileage. 1111 *''"l rulllllr ....... "Not really," Scotty Schul· )w, a Qrtula , ..... ... ......... cllnl fiU(IIfl, Gooden, who earns $1.5 million hofer. who trains CryptOl'lt'arlrlelbroclr a year, missed the Mets' tickerliillb. llla-14.11,...., ance, responded when a1ked I! he tape parade In Manhattan In Cant& · had a preference to post posit ton .' October, after the leam won the UfterKita ' "It's a really lonR run down the World Series. A team spokesman stretch to the first turn. He'll gel. sa id Gooden had overslept. position where he Is. " 'nvoQaflon In November, Gooden con· Said Alysheba trainer Jack o.t, .... Ui; #112 firmed he was the father of an a.houre: 1:30 Lni. to I:Oe ,.m. M••• lhlaygll l'llllly. A-~ilrf. van Berg: "He's versatile to run flet.J.71 ~.~~ 1:30 Llll. to 1:00 p.m. 1etuJ*r w 10:001.,111. 10 1:00 p.tll- .. 8-month-old son, born to Debra from any position he gets. Yo~ 1 Hamilton, and called oft plans to Pfeaflc lpreerlert, 1311, Rea- 1. ,, . . want the ml¥1e of the pack. of marry Ca~lene PearSQn. course." _______ a Gooden returns to Shea Stadium 88l ¢ '44.88 ..........."' 49.88· 2.49 3.49 2.99 3. qt.mtr··-· 1.88:t. ,__ 2.99:. 89¢ ~:.e2t~ll'=DC '*"" 1.75 1.99 2.88 ·Draw for Derby's I 13th post: positions · 49~ 77 "*"" 99¢ 1.21"-Aebl~ 1 99 ,.,. 1.39 1.98 3.99 95 ,.,_ 95¢ 18.88 ..,........... .................... .......... tr c.n.lf:t: •... 2.99 ,,1., ........ ( 99 ·45 . :.::::.:., ¢ ¢ ' . 2.99 .... , ••• rut ,.... ........ ., .... &95 12.• ,_ .,_ 4.95:; OPEN·7 DAYS A, .. ~~=~!!.... ,.....,. 209 Upper liver Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio 89.95 ,_ 129. Ilia-' """,•.• 2.88 ........ c.... ' ., \ �Page-8- The . .. .• ---Local Briefs:. -Sylvia 'Pool Sylvia Pool, 82, Route I , Racine. dleq Thursday at Q'Bie· ness Memorial Hospllal in Athens. Mrs. Pool. a retired nurse, was born Nov. 19, 1904 at Racine, a daughter of teh l ate Emmett and Margaret Archer Jewett. Surviving are a sister , Mary Ellen Jewett. Lighthouse Point , Fla ., and several nieces. nephews and cous in s. Pr eceding her In d<;>a th besides her parent s were her husband, James Carrol Pool. and two sisters, Let ha Mor ris and Grace Wickline. Services wi ll be held at ll a.m. Sa turday at th e Ewing Funer al · Home with Rev . Carl Hicks officiating. Burial will be in M eigs Memo ry Gar den s. F riends may ca ll at the funeral home any time after 2 p.m. Frida y . Grange, sJates potluck supp-e r '" Th e M eigs Coun ty Pomona ,~, G~a nge will meet for a 6: 30p.m. potlu ck supper F riday at the Rock_Springs Grange Hall . Members of I he Athens Coun ty Pomona Grange will be gues ts and will present the program . Fox Chasers to meet Friday The Meigs Coun ty Fox Chasers Association will meet at Its clubhouse on Eagle Rid ge at 7 p.m. Friday . Church women plan rummage sale Women of Heath United Methodist Church In Middleport will hold a rummage sale at the chu rch from 9 a. m . to 4 p.m . Friday and Saturday . • Pomeroy police ticket driver Two cars wer e damaged"and a dr iver cited as the result of an accident on East Second Stree t at 6: 29 p.m . Wednesday, Pomeroy Pollee report . Pollee sa id a car driven by Bernadette Anderson, Pomeroy, attempting to park, struck··a parked car owned by Carman Cl ark, Pomer oy. Andcr·son wa s clled on a failure to have vehicle under cont ro l char ge. Th ere were light damages to the Clark vehicle an<! moder ate to the Anderson vehicle. pollee sa id. Marjori .. V. Gi~1hs Mar jorie V. Capehart Gibbs, 65. New H aven. W.Va. , died Wednesda y in Ri vers ide Methodist Hospita l. Columbu s. Born March 11, 1922. In New Haven , she was the daughter of the late Melvi n B . and Helen 0. Grinstea d Knapp. She was preceded in death by her first hu sband, Harold IWhlley 1 Capehart , In 1969; and by t hree brothers. Douglas. Brady and Richard Kn app. She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church, New Haven, and the Sn111h-Capehart American Legion Auxiliary Unit 140. Surviv ing . are her h~sband , Henry Gibbs; one step·daughter, Marcia Croy, Columbu s; five sisters , M rs . JoAnna Taylor, Mrs . Mary Fry, Mrs. Pat Paugh and Mrs. Sharon Vickers, all of New -H avl'n. and Mrs. Peggy Harless, Columbus: two brothers, Harry and Herman Kn&pp, both of New Haven; two step· granddaughters and severa l nieces and nephews . · Services will be 1 p.m . Sa turday In the Foglesong Funera 1 Home, Mason, W.Va ., wit h the Youth League slates tag day ThP Pomeroy Youth League wil l hold tag day In Pomeroy on Sat urda y from 12 noon to 2 p.m . Skin testing slated Monday The M eigs Counl y Tuberculosis Office stall will conduct a community skin t ~stl n g cl in ic attht> Rutland Fire Station from 4: ~0 to 6: .\0 p.m. M o ~da y. .Joan T ewksbary , H.N.. county tubercu losi s nurse, will be glvlntt the skin tests and urges all area residents, Includin g food handiPrs for the an nual Hut land ox roast and alumni banquets, to take ad va ntage of the Monday nigh t clinic. Children who will be en tering kindergarten this fall also must have proo f of a rl•cent skin test and they may receive the test during Monday nigh t' s clio ic. During the clinic hours, Rutland E mergency Squad members will hold a bl ood oressure clinic. CAA to di.~tribut(~ food items Ga llla-Melgs Co mmunit y i\etlon Age ncy will be distributin g· cheese, r ice and honey to eligible per sons on Wednesday, Ma y 6, from approxlmatPi y noon lo 2 p.m . at four loca tions In Meigs County. The items wil l b t? distributed at the Meigs Coun ty Fairgrounds. th!• Racine America n Legion Pos t, the Tuppers Plain s F'lre Station and al Pagevllle Town Hall. . rood co mmodltlf's may bf' picked up by other s for senior clllzens, the sick. the handicapped or those who work , If those persons send their food com modit y card and a signed note gra nting permission for another person to pick up th eir Items. Old food commodity cards are still being used. Per sqns h•tv lng Ques tions mav con tact the agency at 992·6629 or 367-7341. Daily stock prices Response termed excellent Pomer oy resident s ar e rPspond lng wP!I to the observance of clean-up week In I he tow n. So well are they responding th at vllli•ge employe<"s are having dlfflrulty meet ing a schedule of plrkups for the communit y. With such response 1he observa nce may have to b!' ex tended In to nex t week, a spokesperson at Pomeroy Village Hall reports . Vinton tContlnut?d from Pug" 11 WC'I'£' p rC'Sf' nl 10 L1 n ~ W('I' qu(•silons. · "VInt on co unt lans arc a proud gr oup of people- it 's nol vcr v expensive and wr can and mu ~ l do this for Vint on Coun ty by ourselves ... ' Th r Lord helps those who help thcmsclvrs .... Ct'CW('V said . Blood unit tContlnuPd from Pagp I I Charll's W. Bu sh. Wl lll"m H. Hobar·k. llorth" P. Hifflr. Robert L. Rl tr• hl<'. Dorot hy Su _ l ' t'!'. Han dati R. Si mpso n. Long Bottom - Har la n il . Ballard. Rutland - Mar_ , . E . 1);1\'idson. Donna Da v idson, Hob<' rt P Hat fiel d. Gregory M . Slrwart . Wl l !la m il l lrn Rlurkwood. Hcedsvlllr• - 111r·h;rr·d S Bartori. Fonda G. T homas . Mlnprsvi l l<' - Man· 1.. l'oss . l.ani'(SVi lle - l.irrTv .t. Bn l l. Middleport C~urt Six defendant s forfell ed bonds In thr ·court of Middleport M ayor F'red Hoffman W ednesd a~· night . They are Carol S. Hawkins, Clifton, W.Va ., $40: Pa ul R. Swlnehat·te, M yrtle Beach. S.c .. $41; Allen Mendelm an, Columbus, $40: Sar a Shenefield, Langs· vil le. $40; Carol M agnotta, Tel l Cit y, 1nd., $42, a ll pos ted on speeding charges, and Ri chard K. Dailey. Rutland. $40, speedIng. and $50. co ntempt of court. Fi ned were Gary R. Hona kPr , Mason, W.Va., $2r. and cos ts. passslng In a no passing zone and $25 and rost s. conlempl of c·ourt: ~way n r Fisher, Middl eport. $100 an d costs. dlsorderlv manner; Rod Clonc h, Middlepori. $50 and costs, opPn- co ntainer : Rn lph, .J. M c Daniel. Mid· dlcport. sr.o and costs. reckless operation, and Harold Litt le. Middleport . $25 and costs , Intox icat ion . (As ol10: 30 a.m. ) Provided by_ Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am E lectric Power ............. 27'lij AT&T ........................ .. ....... 24'1, As hland 0 11 ...... ................ .. 58';• Bob Eva ns Farms ..............24 71, Charming Shoppes .............. 25% F'ederal Mogul .................... 41 )i, Goodyear T&R ................ .. .64 % Heck' s Inc...................... .... ... 4 Lim lied Inc....................... .4J3,t, Multimedia Inc . ............. ... 53 ',1 Rax R.est aurant s............. .... .5'Y, Robbins & M yl'r s ................ ll '!, Shoney's Inc . .. .................... 27 }> Wendy's In ti. .................. .... .. .10 Worthington fnd .................. l7'' JOth ANNIVERSARY SALE IN APPRECIAnOI OF YOUR BUSIIHS HEll US CELEBIAIEI Rev . George Hoschar otflclal ing. Burial will be In Graham Cemetery . Friends ma y call al the funeral horne ·from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . F'rlday . ·May Fellowship Day will be dent s of Church Women Unlled November. and World Comm u.nobsprved In Meigs County at and foc uses on CWU as a rty Dn y in Novf'mbrr and World \· Day of Pl'<IYCl' In Murch . ..r Trinity Church, Second St. . movement , highl ighti ng th r Pomeroy . Friday afternoon. arompllshmenls and 1hr issues There will be a sack lunch at thai have shaped It s 46 _ vear T hr design of this yrar's<' 12:30 with the program to star t at history and poi nting out th ~ way cc lebra lion is unique• and chal''' 1: 30 p.m . lr nges the ('l'('<J I ivl t~' ofPnrh·lora li, for I he fulure. An annual ecumenical worship May Fellows hip Day b<-ga n as planning group. Caclt event I ser vice, May Fellow ship Day, is ~ dedica tion day in May, 19:\J includes tim·<· clr·mrn l s th:1t lifr · when the Nallonal Council of · up CWU 's hcri l<tgc. " VolrPs of sponsored by Church · Women United bringin g women of differ - · Church. Women broug ht their th e D<•cactPs.. , a rP<·o llrcl ion of ent faith groups together to drea m of unlly into full expres - his Iori<' .m ilcs tones. ".I\ Her II age strengthen their feelings of com - sion in each !~ca l communit )·. I t Via ll.;'' , 11w pt_;rso na l " Ji v(•d" took It s presen t name in 19•1;, rxprr iencPs of port ici pants .du rmunit y and bring an Increased underst andin g of loca l Issues of becoming the third ecu menica l ing thC' past d(•endrs, ;.m_d "Sig na turf's of Fai th ". an oppo rtunity celebration to be sponsored each concern . Theme of the progr am will be fo r eac-h woman to mdkf' a year by Chu rch Women Unit ed . " For Such a Time as This." It The others are Wor ld Co mmun- co mmitmPnt to thr• fu1 urr of was written by th e past prrsl· Ity Da y. thP first F'rlday i n Churc h Women United .' SONNY BURGER .................................19¢ HOT FU.DGE CAKE .. JMY.Ii.~~)...... ... Only 89C · · Daniel R. Enright . . FRIDAY, MAY 2 . . " : MILKSHAKES (II Old Fishlon Prlceol.,,, 59¢ Att. SIN Daniel Richard Enright. 35, of Main ~treet In Rutland, formerly ollSJ East Main Street, Sallnevll)e; 'died Wednesday at Holzer · Medical Center. Born May 10, 1951. In East Liverpool, hew as a son of the late Daniel John and Margaret Jane Baker Enright. He was a former secondary operator for National Refractory Inc.. Columbiana and attended the'Rutiand Naza: · rene Church. Surviving· are hisa wife. Andre Del\'hurst Enright sari, Bryan, and a daughter. Shannon, all at home in Rutland : a brolher, Richard Enright of Youngstown: a sister, Joanne Felton of Saline· ville; a sister and brother ·ln -law , Robin and Dean Harris of Middleport: a brother and slster'in· law. Kim and Becky Dewhurst of South Dakota; an aunt, Blanch Ba ker of Salineville; a mother and father-In-l aw, Buck and June Dewhurst of Rut land: a sister -Inlaw, Penny Dewhurst of Ru · tland ; a brother -In-law, Jay Dewhur st of Rutland ; a gra ndmother· ln-law , Audrey Patterson of Rutland; and sev er al nieces and nephews . Besides hi s parent s, he wa s preceded In death by an uncle, [)Irk Baker. A memorial ser v ice wi ll be held W a. m . Sa tu rday at Rawllngs -Coats·Biower F uneral Home wll h Rev . Lowell Ford officia t ing. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 on Friday. Services will also be held In Salineville with time of those services to be announced later. Buria l will b<- In Woodl and Cem etery In Salineville. ·May Fellowship Day -planned •• THURSDAY, APIUL 30 • ISA\1'40t) SATURDAY, MAY 2 · GREAT SAVIN.GS ~ . FOOTLONG 71C ...... .. ... •. .... IMY.Ii .~99L ...... ·. Only 0 • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • • • • • •• • . • +.. . nc : ' datry 1sle G1a1ral Hartl~~g~r l'arkway ' Mld••••rt ~~~~-~;;;·;;;;;;;;;'~~9~2~·~5~24~1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ O'Brian Foundation participant named OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 1ST TIL 8:00 MORTGAGE .BURNING - t\ mortgage_burncer emony held recenlly at the Bradford OtCIJurc·:h of Christ to make the paylnK off of a • loan on the ct.ur•' h building In just six : years and two mont.hs. Pictured during the SUMMER OUTFITS FORIOYS I GillS ASSOinD PRINTS REG. S4.99 SUMMER SHIRTS VAlUES TO S14,99 fSpirit of '87 Award ·nominations due $333 $988 : Melgstount yc lubs_and org an i Compact of the Northwest Or -:Zations are urged to nomlnale a dlance, Parker explained. ~eservi ng member or other indl· Th e sel f-government· awatd lduals of the community for one nominees, she said, should be 1 I he Spirit of '87 awards to be someone •w ho has served thr , given,as a part of the cplel:tral ion people well through government. tof thr Blre'nterynial of the :-.lorthw · For example, a public official •est Ordi nance. .· who goes beyond the duties of his ; The deadine for making nomi- job by serv ing on comm un it y : nat ions for the awards Is Frid ay, agencies an d board s. ·• according ·to Pally Parker. bi · '1 centenn ial committee chairm an. Th e libert y through law award ilnnouncement or the winners nominees should be indlvduals will be made on .July 11 at a who protect libertY through the ro unt y·w! de cr lebralio n the administration of ju stice. like •: fairgrounds. lawyers, pollee officers . civil ~ The categories for nom in at ion . liberty advoca tes. while the ~ are self-gover nment . libert y human freedom award nominees through law, human Ieedom, should be someone who Is a . m Inon'ty commun Ity property owner ship . re I .rg1.on an d Iea der m liberty, and educa tion for civic affairs or wor ker s fo r improved ' responsibility . intergroup relat ion s. t . LADIES' SHOIT WOMEN'S conoN JACKETS SIZES S, M, l TE~RY R'OBES SALE PRICED. WHITE, BLACK. RED REG . '18.99 $'1211 Commission SUMMER BARGAINS, COORDINATING PRINTS AND SOliDS 1Continued from Page 11 j S3.S4.S5 Reg. Sale Bath Towel 52.99 52.22 Hand Towel s2:29 S1.77 Wash Cloth S1.19 ,88 the new phone system . The new system Is expected to pay for Itself wit hin 18 months and then save th~ department about $800 a month . The commissioners authorized Clerk Mary Hobstetter to advertise for bids for the new system . Advance draws on local tax alloca tions of $10,000 to the TB office and $65,000 to the count y gener al fund were approved by the board. Allocations to the va r ious count y depar tm ents from this year 's tax collections have not yet been made. Fin ally, the board, reviewed the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regio nal Deveto'pment District's annual work program funded by a $4r.I,:r76 area-wide !(rant. Meigs Cou nty Is a par t of the Buckeye Hills' district. 1 CHECK OUR SIDEWAll RACKS TOWEL ASSORTMENT Th~ goal of the Spi rit of 'H7 awards is to recognize ordi nary clllzens who serve their co mmunltles and their state . in extraordinary wa ys. The award · categories 1 are based on lhc ,.substani-e of th e six Art icles of · IACIS VALUES TO S21.99 WE HAVE LADIES' ISOTONER COMFORT SUPPER PERFECT FOR MOTHER'S DAY THIS WEEKEND SPECIAL REVIVAL SILVER RUN ~ ;. , MAY 1ST AND MAY 2ND PREACHING BY CORNER COLLECTIONS 129 MILL ST., MIDDLEPORT BUD HATFIELD SINGERS THURS. & FRI. BY THE 25°/o 2 DAYS LEFT,- MAY 1 AND MAY 2 REGISTER TO WIN S300 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES TO BE GIVEN AWAY. 1-SlOO 2~ Pltlllf of Free P1rklng HOURS: 10 to 6 Monday-Saturday 992-3524 Pomeroy, Oh. •• EVERYTHING 4 pc. bedroom 1uite which in· cludtl triple dresser, hutch, mirror, 4 dr. chtlf, bookcast, mirror headboard. Meigo County's Oldest FtoriPt 352 E' Ma'tn SI., pomeroy, OL'• PH. 992-2644 "0/lt·n Imitat ed - N,.,,., T-top, air, cruise, stereo, power lockl, rear defogger, auto. trans ., e•tra sharp. Less than 14,000 miles. ONLY '' CHEST bg. 'lUI • I 95 58 sm •26 . $7250 :f.~~t~~!nY.· .~~ !P~" ~k!~~rv~9~U!,;:·s~!El.g, 2 00 '86 FORD F150 XL PICKUP ••••••••• ..$8650 '85 DODGE 4x4 PICKUP 318 ........$8750 4 speed trans .. Prospector .Pk . '84 PONTIAC s•s:O:\.-OJ ...................$5900 Auto. trent .• Air .. Sunroot 1!t,OOO mi111 . · '84 DODGE 1f2 TON SHOITIED PU ........ $5600 4 DRAWER '0> e. CHEST SWIVEl ROCKER log. StvU•h twlyel rocker upholtttred In '69.9$ h~h qu1IIIV nylOn vttlvel In M11uv1, Brown or Blue. Huvy duty thlo· prong 4895 tteel ban 37 " H•30" W•27" 0 . .::;is S1799S SAVE $7D lAY£ '21 You Can Almost Name Your Price RECUNERS E•tra sharp. 27.000 miles. '86 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR .......... J8800 Center 2 FOR 1 IUY OIIE IECUNEI Air . Till , stereo. Sherp. '86 PONTIAC FIREAIDo~\.·o~ ..............$999 5 · WE FILL PIESCIIPTIONS AND DO THE sso 4- S25 {.1 •OCEAN PACIFIC •B.J. FROG •JANTZEN BILLING FOR THE FOLLOWING: OHIO WELFAIE COMPENSA110N GENBAL IIUEF UNITED .NE WORKERS BOIUIMAIEIS PAID OFF •CLIFTON PLACE Sl5 Gift Certificate •ORIIT •EIIIA s1 oGift Certificate ' P.C.t MEDIMET ADYACAIE . ~ ~-- GfJ OIIE FlEE tr . (cURIANT 25°/o l CIICin RHAPSODY PLUS SIZES LANE ·~ OFF •• . Off 250fo OFF , ~~- OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8:30 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE '85 CHEV. CHEVEnE 4 DR ............ S4450 Air. Auto. trans .. stereo. 32.000 mlln. '85 ESCORT L 3 DR ........................$5275 Auto. trent. air. PS, PB, 28 ,000 miiM . '85 FORD TEMPO 4 DR..................$5895 Air. euto. trans .. PS. PB. 31 .000 milts. '82 DODGE 112 8 cyt .. 8· bod. No rust. T~:o.\·~KUP ...........$3995 '81 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LJ........$3995 V6. tif . Stereo. · . . $ 6995 '85 CHEV. NOVA 4 DR..................$6650 '83 FORD T-BIRD ........................... V8. well equipped. Shorpl Only 41.000 miiM . MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM To Tho·se 6'0 and Over . On All Prescriptions WE TAKE TRADE-INS See JhnMf Deem at SPECIAL STORE HOURS , __ --·· . ' r ' r l ' , '' . . . ................ ftEICflllf'nOIIII r ' ~ ( .... I • ,, 14.95 • •. 1 FULL .... 1109.95 . .... S69U ,... 95 S49Mett rttt BOK SPRING 159.95 ·QUEEN . .. 1 179:95 S99" '" ' S.ts "' Only eox SP•uN a 179.9S KING R11. $19US S999S .., ll'f , Seta Only WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ENCLOSED TABLES WITH DOOR SAYl '25.00 ' ....... a-IM ........... ..._. ,... h..., 10:0CI • .II . te4:00,,M, Friday 9 A.M.-8:30 P.M.; Saturday 9 A.M.· 5 P.At TWIN 1HFP l O~SF ~...,..... ' ltol lnntrspring Mallrtllfl 1 ~ I '85 DODGE 600 4 DR ...................$69 75 ,;10°/o DISCOUNT t;I!II 1999S Air, tilt , cruise. 28.000 mila. Air . auto. trans .. PS. Pli. storao. 37.000 mM.. . ' 2110 North Second Mlddloport, Ohio 457110 30°/o-60°/o ·, Off FLORIST 300 cu. in. PS , PB. 23 ,000 miles. 1/3 . ~~~ ' 13 YEARS OF SERVING YOU FROM Mr6DLEPORT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY NO LAYAWAYS Cash 'n' Carry Sale VB . auto . trans. Wall equlppeo \• .• w mllos. DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT ' 12 75 391 W. Main AIUEN 20°/o OFF STOREWIDE . • GABRIEL QUARTO 13th Anniversarv Sale $ I,, Home Entertainment l AT. I If • •••• • •t BAPTIST •MOtORIZED ' '' MAY 4th thru 9th AT 7:30 REMOTE CO_NTROL VCR ...... $28995 ol I FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY "LIVE OAK" '85 FORD MUSTANG . ; 10'. SATELLITE SYSTEM........ •• CHURCH ' .. . •MESH ".. .' - ;~fr~o~m~t~he~O~h~l~o-H-is_•_or-ic_a_ls_o_c_ie~ty~.J.~:::::::D:":'':f':·ca:l:"':/':'===~ ~~· .S~MMER RATES MOVIES $1 00 PER DAY . $100 PEl DAY, RENT~TO-OWN VCR I .' ntg $99.95 I I, • Nominees for the properl y owner ship awa rd should be peopie who work toward developin g private property for public good or the owner of a business that has made contribution s to the communit y's well-being by ad- ding somethin g for the public good . Th~ religion and liber ty award nominees should co me fro m those whose convictions are r eflected in civic lnvolement as well . as being a leader In a relrg1ous mstltut10n. Nominees for the educa tion for civ ic r esponsibility awa rd should be per sons who work In and for the educallonal syslem helping for m responsible citizens. Nominalions should be sen I to Palty Parker, 43119 Pomeroy Pike. Pomero.v. Ohio 45769. Meigs Cou nt y winners will rompete In the stal ewldecontest . The stal e winner s in he categories wIll be announce d aI th e Ohl o Sta te Fair where I hey will be honored and presented plaques Jeffrey McE lroy, son of Pa ul and Sandra McEl r oy, Sta te Route 14~. Pomeroy , ha s been selected to attend lhe Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation Ohio Leader ship Seminar. Selection i s based on outstanding leadership pol<m tlalln school and rommun· lty activ ities. This yea r' s seminar wil l be held at Ohio Dominican Coi!Pge lnColumbu s:May 15·17. Approxl · mately 51:1 high schools from across the 'state will be r epresented by their outstanding sophomore at the three Ohio seminars . The seminar at OhloDomnlca n will host approximately 165 stu· dents from Cent ral and Southern Ohio. lllght Stand ~ $1600 ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT ceremony are, Ito r, Mark Seevers, pastor; Harry Hendricks, .James Re~d. Harless Fraok and Ed Durst, all members of the church hoard. The churc h Is located at the corner oi Cou nty Road 5 and State Rout<· 124: wa.• NEWIORN 2 PIECE ONE RACK LADI~S' WRANGLER Sentinei- Page~ 9 The Daily Ohio . Legion baseball sign-up slated Sign-up for the American Legion baseball progr am will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs High School. Any young man not 19 years old but Aug. l is eligible to play In the program . . Those r egis tering should take there birt h cer tificates, $9 registration fee and gl oves . . 1987 ,.....,..,... liM. HZ·ZIN '""""· 011. 48 95 EA. PC. 1010 IN !IT! ONLY �Paga-1 0-The Daily Sent1nel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Th~~Apnl30, Another landmark goes as Robinson's closes_;_______;___~ .. Beat of the bend dPs troyed the laundry By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer The Robinson Laundry and Dry Cl ~a n ers, practica lly a landmark In Pom e ro y , cloS(>d Its doors at quitting time toda v The establish ment was founded and operated for a lllellme by the late E F Robinson who wa s a co mmumt) leader having se rved as ma yorof the town am ong other art 11 lttl'S For approximately the pa st lll years the establishment whtch retained thr Robin son namr ha s been operated by the Sa rrett Family of Gallipolis It ~a s purcha sed fro m Robm sc n s widow M a~ic Of cour~e man y will rc member when the iaundr> part o! the business wa s In a butld lng also on E Second St an oss from the dry clean ing es tablish ment and the fire which all but struc t~re Doug Langenfeld was one of only 10 Columbus residents who were named the Columbus Jay rees Dts tlngul shed Ser vice Award as the outstanding young ell lzens of 1986 Doug who Is partner wtth Ernst & Whmney a r onsult tn g firm, was especlall) given recognition for hiS iDI olvemenl wtlh the Amencan Red Cross for more tha n 10 years He Is , fhe son of Allee L ou tse and Ernes t Jones Columbu s both former Metgs Cou nty resident s and " the neph ew of Mrs Har ry Moore of Middlepor t Doug and hts "lfe who Is the former Carol Jean Jones and th et r f amtly reside In Pt ekert ngton Olen D Harrison of Pometoy whose poems oft en appear In the Poet s Corner of The Dally Sentinel has bel(!l se~c t ed as an award of merll certi fi ca te winner for one of hts poems The Fallen Leaf, from among thou sa nds of entries submitted to the World of Poetry Sacramento Ca ty The poem reads THE FALLEN LEAF The tiny leal on the forest floor Looked up to where It was just moments before Where a II summer long Its place was on high Am td sunshine and rain look mg up at the sky It was one among many, whom God 11'1 be here, Though small as It was, to some It brought rheer And now that It lies on the forest s big floor, It can look where It was and be happy once more roll at thr Pnrtlmfl El1 mt nt arv Sc hr')OI ha" bNn announu.>d M aki n ~ ,l!ra cl r of n llr ab<>vr In allthdr ~ ubj ~t Is to IH namr'f 11 lh<' roll wr r< FirM Grade Jon<.t than D liN Ash l fV A mJ nd<~ Srr rh Zarh Ward Set'Oftd Grade (, Jr\ Ct fi Jlf r ll lll t rv (;rrR M1 Klnnt v Amv Hltf r Harri s Wallbrown Third Grade Robin ( Ill ~ptr ( J Harri s J)(nlsr Rou sh CaiJ• Smi h FourthGrach• h ssi kli Codnr r :vi rhf'llr Harrill Erlk!l Mf' tdow ~ 0 \I I Plf kr m; Ftflh Grade Rvan i\llams Clu l~t rr Coop!'r Sh, lh Grade Nit k Atl 'm" Klrn Cn m r an .~; Mhhwl F v t n~ f flfllr Hut ~ Rarha f'l Rosf' B ;,~ rb lr Rnu ... h Sh twn Wol fr LD ShnHOJilr v DH Aller l..tv. b ( htlli H imm l rm ~ P 1r!tons ~arah S4luthern .Junior High Thf' flft h s ix WN ks grading pf'rlod honor II 11 thrSou l hPrn Junlor HI~h Sr h ool has I 1cn <.~n nCJunrNl Mrtkln,g 1 w ach of B or thr v• n ull th1 lr suhj11 ts lo bP namr d to 1hr roll WHP Sf \It nth Grade Kel ll< Erv n Arf.'nda llu nt ('h~;~d W I~ • Jcff AJic>n J<~lio nAr nott Josh uu foclnN Carlton Orumm(>r Sara h Jluhl Mldmt I Frh nd fl.n dv Hill l am1v llo lll"l D1 vl d l hlr fntro r Prt r f' l J£' nn v V rnn Ro bin ManuC'I Kim Harris f.IJ{hth Gr11de I amMI And rrson l ar r od ( 111 II l 1!.nn f'lr1 11 John H obaf'k Co lin Mt ldtn~ No rmun Malson Chrf\1 Papr 11 nntl f'r Sm llh A n ~o:d Snltl! 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It purl R4 uuly l lnmah hed Wh II I s1 f' II :.trou n!! m f' fh;_t l (.od It I!. pu thtrr P. t( h va llf'v 1 ... t h mount tin 1\nd -.-. l!h a !l l!rtu l c trr I think of ra r !h " bf'lu t v And this 14ond1 r lul lllnd P '' "'' 11 1ntl rru mf'd lh th1 M 1~!1 r ~ 01.1. n hand I h1 fln"'Pr!ii th ''bloom 01 t h1 hill'! •ntl t hr pi tin s F'lll ~ the itlr 1.1. lth t frJI:!TaTIU' A.., frrsh ~ ~ s prln~ f[l ln~ f tth trr'flllkt t l!llnt I o()king up to ttu sk\ H1 trhlng lor th r Muq, r Wh o r ul r~ f111m nn hlp,t birds m a nes t, Even for tho se who JUSt stopped for a rest But the days sped qutckly by, as It swayed to and fro And with each gentle breeze tt came closer to go It knew and II drea ded, with a feeling of fear For summer had passed and fall was so near But tis purpose on earth wa s chosen by one Who controls winter scold and summer s warm sun thr m rm n h lh bf'!ln Thousand s ut f' hulllll\ In lhf' t1xhn Cutt !rom'" ' II hllo!lou•r h" In• I II ' " " TodiiV II lukt s mmr fc1 nl\s 10 1 1~ 1nd M m s "h \\h11t It Mt llM To ~ J !Ii 11 I 1 '~ th1 ( lnlls ju<ol u '~l mplf' thlnJt Mt HI It h1 \\ f11ld nil IV 1 No sph ndr 1 • I• Q: tr\(1 111 bt Hi t\ 11rtr "lg n Au pl:.tln In Its''"' n 1.1. t\ Kn n" n 1hi nughnut lh1 " ntld o 1 1\ml \\01 n hv mn ~1 1 \I 1\nn1 Bu 1 p l ltfru ~ h" k nn" "' "h lt1 1 m1 1nt I n 1hr d Ih of { 1! ~ 1.,.. n "fln ~ldrn1 POPlAI IIDGE CHURCH With Denwer •carty MAY • thru MAY 9 At 7:00P.M. h•rw••• ••,..., _ PM£ IIT35 MST BARQAI! IIITI!([S SAT\IRDAY & SI.IIIMY - ALL SEATS 12 50 AIINISS!ON [iERY 1'\J[SMY 12 50 • Matlfraudseems to berunnmg wild these days and Pomeroy Postmaster James Soulsby has this advl~e If th e offer seems to be too good to be true then 11 ts If you thmk someone s trying to take you, cherk wtth your loca l postmaster on the matter Don I get took • but do keep smiling __ ___ .. ,...... ···............-............. . ..........._ . . ,_ ..... .a..-..----··-----....·--·---·--··.... -...... ............. -- -- .... '...:----::.:' . ::=== ::-: _ . _ .. __ ----. _ ... c:::: ---··--= :-,_::.= ===- __..._. ··-"TO OUCUIUI CAll tt! 2116 MDftDAr ftn . . ., I Ul t. S 'Jl I AJL u.t\1 NOON SATUIDAY (LOSII.... S.lJ _ , ,.,..._ r.::....MI_.., __ .,_ .... ..._ 'f ... _ .. C..Ooi- ~ "-":::.:::=' tOilYI' ,.. ... ..•• ~::::..., ._ Cf•l/i~d ._,_ JNPI t:OIII!r' folknun, l•leplto- '='.:::-....: ~ .,...c~q,.,_, =-~· ---- ··-- coo• OOI OPI.<"t "010" .. ..... fUIID•Y NIH• llw: -~~ ---~ r~t~~•u••un• OIID OT UP!~ ,..~ • • ,.. =~ Pubhc No11ce Pubhc Not1ce and be wall quahftod for commtnH work Nomtna t10n1 must be recetved 1n FARMERS HOME ADMIN ISTRATION OFFICE 105 BUTIERNUT AVENUE PO M EROY OHIO no toter than May 26 1987 FmHA com mtttee elections are open to alleltg•ble voters Without re NOTICE OF RIGHT TO NOMINATE BY PETITION The Fannon Home Admon tltratJon (FmHAJ 11 IICCOpltng nomination& for County Com- mittee oloctOOna for MEIGS AND ATHENS VINTON COUNTIES Th11 notice 11 tosuod to Inform oltglble voters of the nght to nom1nata canridlleo by politK>n Copies of the petitlon and tntiRII:tiOnl on tta completion can be olrbtinod from your 1oat1 FmHA office Per10ns nom1nlted should be currently 81l98Qed rn the op- gard to race color rehg•on nattonal ongrn age political affthat•on mamal status sex 23 and26 / or30 handtcap (4) (6) 3 7 1 0 14 17 21 (51 24 10tc eratiOn of a farm have their pnnclpal fttm11ng operatiOn w;rhm the county or area 1n which activities c>f the COUnty or area committee are earned out, derive the prinapll port of their tncome from ferm109 (that 11 more thon 50 p&'cont of their gross Income mult come from ll(lrieultural producttonl be a cttqen of the United States or an aim law fully admitted to the Unrtod States for permanent res• de nee not have an FmHA 1n aured or guaranteed loan Pubhc Not1ce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Apnl 13 1987 tn the Me1gs Count';' Probate Court Case No 25486 Mary E Hu ghes 43 Cole Street Mtddle- INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. PI---·-__ ,_ ,_ _,_, ;: c._:•..:...- PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 -.,.--·"-- 'Free Esttmates' ,.__, u--...~.- Pubhc Nottce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Aprtl 10 1987 tn tho Metgs County Probate Court Case No 25467 Ednh H Sisson 120 Mulberry Avenuo Pomeroy Ohto 46769 J Business Services OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE YOUNG'S HEATING & COOliNG Reudtnflol and small <Ommtrctof untts lnstallatron of ductwork & hum111if11rs furnou heat Automotive lepair & Senict p.,.., TUN£UPS to TRANSMISSION All Used Car or Fix Your Old One 3272mo V. C. YOUNG Ill and o1r condit1omng. wOfk guarantNt. 992-6215 or 992·7314 CALL 16141985-4222 Pomeroy, Ohto SPECIAL HElL- Package atr cond1tron1ng for mobile or modul•r homes 2"h A~L DIRECTIONS: Rt. 7 So 5 Miles below Gallipolis cross Raccoon Crk Bridge - Follow Signs DAIIC POMEROY HOME REPAIR All types Carpentry Plumbmg and Electrtcal Repair 25% Off for Sentor Ct!tzens Free Est Call 992-6952 Leave message on mach1ne 1f no answer 4 15 86 fc • 16 I mo BISSELL BUILDERS FIOifl Bouquet Plica 81069 95 plustox 46 871mo J04 773 ! Afler S 614 742 2191 POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL .I FREE ESTIMATES TO ALL AREA SENIORS RECEIVE 20°/o OFF ON ANY SHOES STOREWIDE DURING THE MONTH OF MAY CONNIE - DEXTER - CONVERSE - NilE AYIA - PONY - CONTEMPO BROOKS - DINGO PH. 992-2772 ~~·'!" ·-· --- - We C1rry Fithlng Supplies PH. 949·2801 or 949·2860 Pay Your Cable & PHONE 16141 992 6550 RESIDENCE PHONl 16141 9'2 7754 4 16 IS tfn InA,., ALL NEW CARS AND TRUCKS PRICED TO SELL STOP· IN FOR A SPECIAL DEAL SEE MAll SEARLES or KEN IICHAIDSON 992·5627 or! rmrl pu-d lk 1111" '"~ r.,."""' BOWLING II •• • • • • • I I Pomeroy Bowling Co. 382 I 2ND ST. 2 male ctts declewed shots G•vaaway to good home Ph 614 446 0303 Full blooded femele Germen Shephard puppy 5mo old Ph 614 446 6161 Small cute puppies to give twey to good home Call 614 986 3204 K•ttens 304 676 3776 Happy Ads EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Week Ltve Entertatnment Wed Fn &Sat Ntght 900PM to lOOAM The Medallion Band 12 00 Cover G&M TV REPAIR . Farm Equlpme11t Partt & Ser~lee Lost and Found LOST Importa nt paper1 at Holzer Medlctl Center Ntm fl on front Ora Sm1ttl Pleast~ff found Ph 6T4 3e8 e429 Found ladtes wetch 111 Pomeroy bu11nep ..ct1on CtU and dt1 orlba 614 992 3233 or avfln mga 6, 4 992 ?507 Loll Norweglon Elk Mound Black and grey l-Ias colter and dog tags 814 985 4182 or 614 667 6176 Found l&d111 watch In Pomeroy bu1lne11 section Call and dn crlbe 614 992 3233 or even lng1 614 992 7507 Racine, Ohia 45771 LOST In TNT artt fam alfl black tan dog right ear tatooad B8801 Jany Hooper 304 676 513 1 949-3088 Ius. 949-2606 Home LOST eet of hou .. end veiHclt kavs H found pletse drop off at Regi1ler OffiCII 49835 St. Rt. 124 Authomed John Dftre, New Holland, lush Hog farm Equtpmont Doaltr SOMEONE CARES Rlvenldfl :hrlattan Actdamy •hu 19 partners Willing to underwrhe a student for half thfl tuition Be one of the frrsl new or returning students to take sdvanttge of thtS great opportunity CtU now 304 743 8107 or 743 3823 6 SO All ~kes & Modlls 24 HR. SERVICE 1386tfc THE DITCHING SERVICE AH Types of 8 '' 3 17 2 mo 24 HOUJ TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES • Ph. 985-3813 Hame 985-3837 Bus. ACTION TOWING 949-9070 or 949-2045 4 17 I mo • 22 I mo pd GHEEN'S PAINTING, INC. ReStdenttol - Cammerctel - lnduotnal ROOFING - Shtnglas Rolled Roofing Gultersand In sulatmg Roof Coat~ng CARPENTRY- Addttlona Garages Sun Oecks CONCRETE WORK- Sidewotks lluements ond Dnve way a SIDING- Vtnyl Aluminum and Wood PAINTING - All types 1ncludtng space age rnaulatmg Pubhc S'lile & Auctton Wanted To Buy 9 We PlY cash for lett model clean uaed cars J1m Mink ChRV Olds Inc B1\l Gena Johnaon 8t4 446 3672 rour famly or grou' Ia bowl 2 gontH ond got ono froo!l Good Fn &Sat n11hts or any open bowl tnl ttme Call us for parttes for your croup 992 3432 or 992-2403 4-1511110 Buying dt1ly gold silver coi ns ring• Jewelrv aterllng were old coma lerge currency Top pn en Ed Burkett Berber Shop 2nd Ave M1ddleport Oh 814 992 3476 Buying junk c•• CellthM 15 00 pm Coli 114 982 6C1,41 f llliJIIIyllll!lll St:rv11.•:o 11 LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Ptrt time RN needed In a nice 100bed long tarmcarefactllty good benefitttvailebla Confect Mtry 0 Brien Director of Nurs .ng Scenic Hillt Nursing Center Mondey thru Frld., 992-6173 Netrd aomeone to brush hog 2 tern in Bidwell artt fl'h Hobson Drtve Middleport, Ohto 4·16·87-1 mo IS14 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repafr and recore radtators and heater cores We can also acid bot I and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks PAT HILl FORD 992-2196 Middleport Oh1o 1·13-tfc Roger Hysell It 124, P~ Oltie AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alee Trtll•lnle• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tfc Help Wan1ed For bus1n•a eccouma Full time tl50 000 taO 000 P1rt time *12 000 t11 000 No Selling repttt busln11s Set your own houra Training pro vldtd Cell 1 812 938 6870 M F S.m to 5pm (Cantrel Stend•d Time) Expen InstallatiOn Up to 36 Months Ftnancmg Avatlable EMPIRE FURNITURE 108 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992-3307 TWIN MA nRESS/IOXSPIING ............ S98.81 FULL MAnRESS/IOXSPRING ............ S141.18 CHESTS .......... '49.95 RECUNUS ..... S99.95 DIN mE I 4 CHAIRS.. ........................... S99.9S 12 Months Free Financing 4-7- 87 1 mo AVON 8entf1t1 .el emptovad 1nsuranoe tvlllable pnzes good earnln~ own products 11 coat Gallipolis & Vicinity Mature e11pet1enctd per1on to care tor Infant 4 dtya a weft( Rat ret~u l red Ph 614 446 3 Famlil( Yard Sete Mev 1 & 2 9 5 R11n cencalls 22 VInton St Houtthold Items tdult end ehlldrens clothlna Yard Sele Newborns to adults clothes bar ttools m11c Ott AI 7 on Addiaon PK approx 2 mtle1 1st Ad to left Whhe house with red bern behind Addev1lle School Apnl 27 thru May 2 9326 lnttructors needad Trl Stete Beauty College lmmar:tlate o,.. ontnQ davt It evemng1 Full or Part tJme Cell 614 887 8612 Gtrtge Sate 4 Family Aprt129 & Mav 2 6m1 below Gallipolis Rt 7 Quilt mater~al s yarn a vartety ot Items LPN poaltlon t\llllable apply In per1on or ph 814 448 9820 The Med•c•l PlaJa 203 Jaclr1on PIQ Gtlllpolls Oh 3FtmllyVardSa1e 4 ~ m1lesout At 141allweek Govflmment Joba t16 040 $69 230 yr Now htnng Cell 805 687 6000 ht A 9B05 tor current tedertl hst Porch Sale 80 locust St Jewelry ent1quet m11c Fnday & Seturday May 1 & 2 8 30 to 1 ••a H1ringl Government joba your area t15 000 000 Phone ca ll refundtble 16021838 8886 E11t 1449 3 Ftmlly Yard Sale Frl It S.t 10mllesoutonSt Rt 2U before Mercerville R11n canoela New hand made qulin and lo ts of other things 9to~ Hey VouH ts that what 1 qutlhy enthu sttstie energetic penon hire you 11 hetrma? Well we need p8t1pltt whO went to make bttwflen 1400 to •tooo per week No pte 1n the sky Th1a is real tnd Is hepPf'ntng now Where do you Win I to be 6 or 10 yt~ars from now? Wt t\ 111 wa cen offer you Is opportunity upward mob1llty complete tr11nrng tnd a cha nce to have tun while yOYMt malr1ng monev Opportunhy Is knocking Ctll 814 992 6488 a1k for Mr Anlhony for the fill of your ltfe Yard Selt 1105 Taodor~ nttr tha golf course on May 1 & 2 Curtains bed1preads house hold Items boys 1nd edult1 clothing tnt~qull and collectors 1tema Gtrage Sale Mev 1 and 2 100 a ot Items houttwll'll bookt tool• clothes CB pickup cap fence poart Antique• and colhtctlbles 11rs milk bottles ttoneware Snuffy Smith juga tnd more Crebtree s Kerr Rd Two tenths mtle West of Aodnay Bidwell Rd MONEY for college Call the Army Ntt lonal Guard for FREE mformstion Picket 1 800 642 36T9 !'J Ftmlly Yard Slit Fri It Set 9to5 womena & alrtt pretty plus clothing some toy • Rain can cats Kerr Bethel Ad between Kemper Hollow II Bult111lle Porter Rd CONTROLS INSTALLERS Need lhrea prople to lnsttll entfQY mtnegement equ1pment S16 en hour or paid pet' lntttlletlon (low volttgel For Interview ca/11 404 9152 15691 Ytrd Stle 661 Fourth Ave 8 lpm Tuet Thru Sal Someone who drlvte to Uva If\ and cere ior ltdy room tfld board small salery 304 675 2374 AVON no Utv1ce chtrge. open temtorle\ phone 304 676 T429 Needed food hours dallv mileage Must htvfl rtlltblae -.-. ·.-·-."· eble to lift httvy COttloln· ars Apply It 101 S.cond St Old Moou Bldg Pt Pit 12 5~ lbiSed LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Clinical AudiQ.IOiist ! (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6&01 417 Sa11d Avlu. Box 1213 GlllipaltS, Ohio 45631 1-13 tilt ·\ A Lht le Design Interior ct. 11gn buamest for people on llmlttd budget Independently owned 304 &7fii 6636 c• -;:;==:::;;;:::;=:;::===~ I -.: 15 Schooll Instruction Retr11n Now SourhetstlrnBu• '"'" Cotltga Call 114 448 18 Wanted to Do llp1 & Cecil King woodcrthl hoover Wither black • white TV bov• blue j.,ns diahn curteint qt caM ing )era prea aura cenner Vou n•me It wa have it Thurs frl & Set Pttrlot Vlllqe Yl!'d 8ele Thurs Frl & Stt followalgntotf141 3 Fernlly Aduh & c:hlldran1 clothing houtthokllt•ms miac Ott 180 At 325 NE of VInton Frl l Stt Y•rd S1fe Friday 9 4 Krlttl Dr Rf 35 WHt 2mi put hosplt•l Smtll riding mower children• cklthu Ytrd Bete 847 Stcond Ave Stt Mey 2 8 3 Nice Infant & toddler ctothat Septic tank pumping ratldentltl & commerlctf . . per told Aon Evant En1erprltta Jeclreon Ohio Coli 614 288 5930 Jim 1 odd Joba ptlntlng drive w•y rn..tlng c•panter work• roof tran • htdg• Call 814 319 Meture chrletlan mtn gtounds keeping htndv m1n ltwn etta Ph 114 408 2760 Pltno Les10n1 In my home frve minutes outaide of Gallipolis Cell 114 441· 15538 wotM 01' ,u8 7&•9 home Ltwn ~srt Ph e14 441 •on: do btbylittlng In my t.ornt tny ehlft 6 Yaeu Iei~~3~~~:~~c.;JII. after lpm Ph Will do blbyelttlng In mv home Ph 992 1087 ~ ' Wtll do mowing ptlntlng diVI Btb¥ tit11ng even•nu• 304 882 2010 envtlmt PSYCHOTHERAPY AOOLESCENTS One of , ..,, 1 ..,,. .1 most conpt'th.,atvt mtntel h•ehh ptogrtma offwmg ground ftQOf opportun•tv'" e new0utP11*'1 Adoleactnt prOQftm JCAH tceredll.t progrem off•• chal len1ing team tr•etm•nt IPPJOech requtung the tollowmg lui tkn• pothlona CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER PSYCHOLOGY Aequu MIW MA or Ml In B•hevior•l 8clanc81 Cllnlctl Plychotogw wtth M"'nnt 2 V81ft pott·mtlflft .. peritnce p.-lmar lly with ttdo-ont· In lntlivldUIII eroup end temlty lrtllrMnt Preflflbfy with IVbtlance ebu11 PSYCHOLOOY ASSISTANT I ~ ...... lilA Of MS In Cllnleol Poychology pluo 2 yo•• poet mMtlrt apertence lnaluctlnt Cfedant611t tor ttetlng h , . rlenoe 10 bl wllh 1ft Motaacern: papulation pntf••btv In outootMnt lftYironment M1h e tubNnot tbuM c:rtdentlel AI offw e ....,. and comprlh• benoflto A ond pooltlvo WOf'k ltN With tutu... :liNe _.......,.,.,_,.,... = ,.....k)na oonflcteJirM to R Wlnwood. _ ............._ 1341 Founebt llvd a,rlngtleld, Ytrd Stlt Itt & Sun tO 8 At 7almoat to Eurtkt Miac ltem1 Ylfd &Ita 520 Fourth Avt Mav 2 9 15pm Cloth l na toy• epplltn~ Oertga a.1e Z mlle from 1 41 on Nelflhborhood Rd Apr 30 Mty 1 2 loll of different iltmt Yard Selt Thutt Apr 30 Frl I Stt Behind Ctldwtlls Tru ck Shop If ''In wlU bt lntldt Yard Site turn left It Rtvl Furnttura Rt 7 left M Acklflrflllt Sc:hOOI flut brldl houM com pletatv patt school on ltft lots btby lttml Infants children a. womans Jr s m.,tclothfng lemps 10me furniture 8om• thing for tvtryone Thura Fri THE OHIO VAllEV PUBLISH ING CD rtcom-clo thot you do butlntet whh people rou know .,... NOT to ttnd money thtough 1M maN umll ~ou ,..,, inYtltlgtttd the oft•ing G nd C '0Cif¥ e lrfll 0 ut lulltt•a for ult In CIMtter Ohio Lo --~ ~ • 7 _,T" ..,ecent &a 1 tltl niM.Ite For more lnfonntdcm call 1 8t41&73933ttltorl00pm w""" lltdlol hop end bu.._. 172 H leatnd. Mktdleport for .... Phont1 t14423 1816. building II Own your own J•en lponewaer Ltd._ Apparel M1n1 Chlldr•n• Mettrnity IMgt liDo Pot~lo. O.n_.• Uotorlt .. ,. - 1"<111 v- Evon , , _ OWIOrill ltor. Jordec:tlt. 01 ttna Calvin ICtelft. Sarolo t-.. u. cw. bomt Oatoftne Ht~ov114 100 to -.or, •21100 Ohio- 11 doys. Mr. 111Z)al 4221 - Ylld lett forst on In 2 yu11 Lawn & riding mower tOVI bM!es Bob McCorm c Rd grind_.... Ole. Con l.outlhlltt- a-:-''..1.:•;_8:._•~··-----...,.--­ Ani~j.-.. s. _It Moy T, 2 d~ehn booh 95 c:lo 1~~~~""~1n~S-•_•_'h_o_r 32ft -R-Io T"UI'I Fri It Itt Ne.. North Oolllo Hlh Bohool laons rnJ. dernc. ,............ ebtntt PhstWina mt chlnH . &1-t 388 ""'-.--. 1185 ltmlly Z324 llrch •~- ocrOit4 trom 81ut Fountain Y•d -·Mottl RtfriQtratOf gM ftiWI goa d..,.. 1•9• & amoll lldloo clathM • untforma ltltuts ..-nlnvs • nwch mUc;h tnOft MIIV 1 I Z 4 • 5 Rttn Of thlnt ......... hl0< Evor;thlnt muot to furniture l mite 24 Ewan1 Hp olf 141 Frl & ttl 8 1 Y•d Solo Moy T 2 3 Cloth.. Knldr KMCks lrtc Ftlrv&aw f~~t. . WIRd w. 3 f1m1ly yard sale May 4th and "'1 6th from 9 tlll4 11 108 P1erl St Middleport 1 VJ miles Hysell Run Thur Frl Womena chlldrens ctothas ~- 614 992 6276 ,---------···- Seturdav Mty 2 4151 Beech St Middleport 9 00 8 00 h Yerd Stla curtains tpr ..ds little boys end tdulta mlac 9 5pm Fri 1 Set 2 Kfllly Or Georg11 Creak Rd Big Ytrd Slit Y, mila out Bulavllle Addi1on Ad pttt Tara Apta Furniture curttlns dl1hn beby clothes etc Mty 1 I 2 1 ;1 --~-----------At John Sunlea on SuccHt Ad ' long Boltom May ht and 2nd Good plean merchandls• Saturday and Sundey Bredbury " Roed Just before the school ' Btby children t edults clothing 1 snd mltctlltntout Giant yard seleMev 1tttnd2nd Everything from A to Z 1 Ol _ Condor St Pomeroy 91 Fn and Set 9 &pm 2 Femlly Y lfd Sele 1 mile from At 7 on B11r Run Rd FtnteltiCbii'QIInt Boys clothing toys e Unit bit of everything Frl & S.t Mev 1 end 2 9 5 1819 Chntnut Bt Btb'; lttmt boy inttntt toddler clothu uaed eofa • chalr mlac hems rtln cancetl• a. Vsrd Sete at Mary bynet Atsldent In Cht1hlre Oh Mey 1234& 8 to Dark lots of furniture etc Gerage Stle May 1 •nd 2 'It mile E11t of Porter Mite end clothing At 5tJ4 9 epm Frl & Set 9 to S cr~ft ltema n.wborn loedutt clothes household Item a 9ml out 141 lakin VMdStlt Stturdty Mty2 301 E11t Colt~~ge St Alo Grande Htvt sotd our home mt.~ll Clean Out to move Garege Sale 48 llnclon Mey 2 348to15 e Femlly cloth" newborn •dult 1von tupparwtre dlthH Alo Grtnde1 mlleWnt ofAb1n Frl end Sat Ytrd Sele Moving good t>uvt Houaeho\d Item• clothing aome furniture mlec M1y 1at end Z 9 4 1103 Ohio Ave Ylfd Salt Sat 8 1 N11lghbor hood Ad Green Aerta ICtOII fram cem.tery Girls cloth .... Intent iltl Z boyt up to alzt 12 furniture curttlna knlc: k lrneclra & mise 2 Fomlly V•d Solo Moy t 2 3 B1dweH Oh Bidwell AodntV R d Maternhv cloth II other clothtt tllalru Toola furnhure btby ttems mtny oth.., ml1e 9 5pm Gar•oe S... mise ltem1 May 2 8 miiH from Geltipolls on Rt In Gallipolis IS04 lt Gr•ndt Monday Mey 4th 3 ftmlly Clothes tempt houaehold ltema much mort Yard Sele May 2nd 3rd tnd 4th A mila off Rt 7 on It At 143 •I 1 11( 1 i 1 1 , a Tool• rods and reels wrln$ftr wtther chs ln s1w 307 Sprang Alit Pomeroy May 1et 2nd and 3rd 11 )J Mey ht tnd 2nd larry Pict.ena rttldance on St At 124 Pomeroy A ir condlllonM paint mettl werdrobe tateellte dish children clothn ltttto turnl ture 11C 1 1 ,, I 810 South Sacond Middleport Mev 1 9 1181 Buick b.clroom " 1ulte racktrl refrJa••tor othtf' r~ furniture drtptl curtelna tow , ala linen• bedding dithll tools Jewelry clothing. mito I E\ltrythlng I 215 ••ch FlnhoH ., on ltft Mit.. Camettry oul f of Rut and Flrlt houM on tht .. 1 left Msv 2nd and 3rd 11 " r,•tt " 2 femlty Mav 1et and Znd HouMhold gooda btby lt~~me ,1 stereo bike goad cletn clothft w plua toy1 toy1 toya suah u r matchboll cars tftn1torm•e. r Slar w, colltotlon !'!ltrythlng 14 priced to Mil 770 Sycamore It J Middlapor1 Ohio tf Mev 4th tnd &th 9 00 4 00 Boy clothing birth through 3T 11 Meternhy clolhea end' mite ,..~ 1 8ehlnd Vet I ottlce on Mulbtrry Ave Fourth end Petri Sta Aadne Mty 1ttand Znd Clothing (large wom,ntl utensil• fumhurt QII..Wttt tttr~ toys •1" '~) Craft lttms afgens yerd orn1 '# tl' mtnU bedtpretda curtalnt. ~~ Homelnttrlor N•utzllnga lytt , ~ cusa Nut to gred•&chool May 1 1tttnd2nd 'lf "' ,, 383 Ptrll St Middleport May 1 1 fl tnd 2 Cemptr top pick up truck shot gun mise "', Pt Pleasant ,. I .. ·---···--·····- · ··· · ·· .,." '' I & Vicinity O.flgt Salt two form1\ gowne ' 11 end mi1c Frl end Itt 40 """ Burdette Addn "' Olgenlc Garage S•le swlmmtng J~ pool blcycln old quilt tope. 1 toys etareo tots of mite April ' ~ 28 29 30 Third houu off lh ' 87lton Bltden Ad on rlghl ~~ -•._4_1- - - - - - - - - I-:--..::::..:._.,::..,~-.:_:.:_::.:::;.:;__ . I11, Ed • Gallipolis Fltt Mtrlrll Open Friday• too 300 rolla v1nyle wetlpaper tl 150 roll tilltr t225 excellent Junk ill•• n• ~n-ttufttoo Ewjlwoalo ..... ...... tnd Rou ..a ll!l • 1 0 Ph 11• 446 7037 DtMen specl" 200 sq ft lndOOtl •nd 100 sq. dooro ot a coat ot IS 80 It -·t per dr;o Ontv 4 IVIIItbtt Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity lc - 1•on• 1NOTICE 1 1 000 o1htrt ~.,. Mev 1 1nd 2 Tuppers Plttnl 3rd house up irom ilra dept A lltUe ' ot ,..,.rythlng Jr cloth" lerge Vlfd Stle 75 locutt St Mty 1 & 2 Bed drtlltrs tterto TV firewood mite Good clo thing boyssizes10 14 glrft10 Iedin 1 3 6 1•2 9 lpm At I l l In Aodntv' li"ntU kldt clothM Mattfnlty cloth• 111 IiLII cloth" bleycl" bedt'oom sultt nNda r_,lnlsh..t ml1c Opportumty lu 3 ftmlly FJtdey tnd Saturdty ti 9 2 Next to r~dio et1tlon In 8rtdbury Rain C!II'!Celt I O.•ee• Ill• Mev 'flSuafriiilil___ 4 1 IJ 1 Four Ftmllv Ytrd Sste Fn I Set 9 to •pm on At 160 5 mHaa put Holzart l-lospltsl • Bet 91 ift lEO Nelghborhood Rd off 141 Mey 1 2 8 & beby doth• .ulg womens small mane 1111.0 commod11 b11lns ewnlng TV tUPHtw8fl lo I 6 ftmll v vtrd tale Fnday Mev 1 and Saturdtv M•v 2 2 mllt1 palt ftlrgroundl on Old Rt 33 Three Ftmily Y•d Stlt w1thTV Sat May 2 9 ft corner buck ridge Ad & Mtgnotle Dr May 1 and 2 9 ~ clolhlt sho11 books Iota of everything 28 Centre! ave Yerd StlfPorter end old ~t 160 Frl tnd Set 9 ISpm ColfeA ttble dish• home Interior TV 2 Yard 8"" Hilltop Dr 1/l ml out lerge Sale Pine Gro~ Ad next ) • to the fire Barn Baby furniture gun rack truck mlrrofl cennlng ., jars pres1ure canner& tmfCh ~l more Follow 1lgns Phone 814 992 5344 Mev 1n and 2nd '- -.1 Large 3 ftmlly yard ttlt Baby clothes Jr ml11 clothing mana clothing Iampi record pleyer 12 Inch color TV FM car rtdfo ~ ~ crah1m1n riding mower storm ~ door kitchen 1ppllencea eloclr I\ wooden cratt1 Etc Lttt hou11 t on Mlntravllle Ad Mty 1 at and ·~~ 2nd 8 00 5 00 Btsflmtnt & yard aelt Frl ht thru Sun 9th Pienta Subdlvl aion Grav•ly attechmantt 8 1paed elect start gltiiWtrt fu rniture houuhold lttms children mana and ladltl nice clothn a. tl Sat Mav2 9 6 2Femllv7mllet north on 160 Children• clothtl girls up to 2 1 boy1 6&6 weadeeter wheel• ate Moving Stla Thurt Fri & Sat 2ml from Porter ott 1554 on Whitt Oak Rd third hou1e on right Ltrge varlatv entlques furniture dlsh11 etc Laroe Y~td Stle oft 5U on ~;;:;.;,;,; ;;·.. :~gjj';i:IBidwt\1 AodnayRd w.,nePhll t.: Ettate Vtrd Stlt 674 SunVallev Dr Fri 1nd Sit Mty 1 & 2 3 TobaccopressaaUS each 3pt hitch cultlvtton no whirlpool mlcrowav• with cart 1225 old oak typewriter desk 130 gtess ware books records evon little btt of everything ch81p Gartge Stle In Vinlon on Bull Run Rd Brown Gerega on left ho1ng up the roed Frl and 611 Sttrte 9 30 1..6 mila ott ~t 7 Georg" Cretk Ad Frl •sel Mav1 &2 9am Rein canceled Sttuattona Wanted Y11d Stla 3 Ftmlllet furnitu re dlthas big men women and chlldrens cloth81 formal gown• mise 6 mil .. out Bulevllle Rd follow signs Stturdav 9 5pm Yard Sale Frl & Sal Girts 6 woman• clofhtl chain Pw woodsphttar d11hes tools well onn range Roush Ltna Cheshire Mty ht 2nd 3 ~ mlln out 141 aoft I chtlr mtttrell spring 1980 Toyola childre n & adult clothing Ph d 14 •46 "e 2101atttt1Spm cr- CompUterized ltelrirw Aid Selection ~ Switn Molds - lntet Pllhlll Services Pr~~~~~~:el "ard sa\es o REPS NEEDED 5, 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET l!t PADDING 23 • local food serv1ce company needs person to service ttttb hshed roul•• as walla• develop new custom•• Compeny veh1 cte provkled Hourly wege plus commission Mull be High School Grtdutta end heva meth slrfll1 Send T 829 Cere of Gtlllpohs Tribune B25 Thifd Alit Galhpohs Oh TOP CASH paid tor 83 model 4387 and new•r Uled ctrs Smtih Iuick Pontitc 1911 Ea1tarn LEARN HOW You ctn tend Ave OJllipoll& Ctll 614 446 ch1ld to 11 distinctive 2282 11:-,;,IUI~o; School Rtunide ---...,.-----,--,....- Chnst11n Academy Milton WV Uud MobJia Homfll Ph 614 for htlf the normel cott Cell 446 0176 now 304 743 8107 or 743 FOR IIOR£ INFORMATION CALL 61V949 2686 STIIINMASTER WEAl DATED are •nttrtlttd in ••• d~ng your child to tn excepttonll "hoolforhetfthtcoll Allothlf benefih f ...t Call now collect 304 743 8107 or 743 3823 Milton WV ROUTE SALES 6689 Da1nt MOHAWK CARPETS FOR EDUCATION II Li:iii•lsio'jo;.,,jAVAILABLE Coli 814 448 0858 Cash m 1 dtY the Auct1on w•v Chell s Au ~t1on Serv1c11 30• 896 3430 License No 754 97 SANDBLASTING- Dry Blosttng Wet Blostmg and • Vacuum Bltltrng of structural steel tanka bu1ld1n91 and mtacellaneous llems Bnng thrs ad wrth Gara~e MIDDUPOIT CAll 7 DAYS A WEEK 4151mapd IUSIN£11 NO SUNDAY CALLS r~,, PtaUC INYitlD Phone Btlls Here Day or Night 992-6421 OPDIIOI.·RI. 1·1; SAT. 1·6 ! lrm1t i ptr <Utlnm, P" B•n lfG 1~111or- SAlES & SEIWICE y 399 SO. TIIID qw·-~ .,. ol ''""'"'",., n(J(rniJ~ Second (HRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, DODGE SiioE PLACE ott { Ho ~ (wl'l !~fl COOPER : rhuif~,!t ~ I ..., ,,r PLUMING & HEATING "At Reasonable Pmn" H lgh profit dtelenhip Potential avallabt 1n 3 county 1r11 No apeclf1e 1nvt1tment Complete lme of proven enargy liVIng products for ttle home end small business Ctll Oennv Gibson 11 1 404 902 6691 Someone to ewe for elderly l.cty ltve lnor7dayuweett Cooking & light houstkeeplng requtr&d 3823 70 Horrl (nul Crn111,1 \SO P'' f!llrrr flVf' llfl PIIJPI! ,, Millltlleport, Ohio 45760 Ph 614 446 3699 •Ins Claims Free El1tmete1 - Fully Insured • 28 87 I mo USED CARS YOUR CHOICE S99500, 8 TO CHOOSE FROM =---- 4t~lmo EAGLISCIUI-POMIIOY THUll 1 ; ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l \ BINGO ' S2 00 ( VEl CHAIG • 0 E MUST IE 21 VANMETER~ sm 1 ' GARAGES (USTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING Ca116t4 44& 2T08 5 •Spectal Events 22MoneytoLoen 3 Cute Pupp111 It 1 ugly puppy •GraduatiOns •Valuables DENNY CONGO Will HAUl JUST CAll! 992-3410 liMESTONE GRAVEl · SAND TOP SOil Fill DIRT U. S. RT. 10pm 2 beautiful German ShRpherds 304 675 2201 GAS WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS PURl & IARIARA I North Manag• Trt1ne•Ful1 T1me tlt peuence dtttrtd E~teellent wag" Good beneftt .. Must ben... cleen elen: Ser~d reply to Box T 102 Care of Gellipotia Dtlly Tr1bune 826 Third A,.. Gellipolla Oh o~~~~~~~ty 46631 Smttl black & tan mt'e dog \l&ry gopd wtth chtldrctn Ph 446 4314 between 8 11 am or 7 Transfers 3Smm & 110 Post flwt Sltdts to YHS Ynleo lope •Weddrngs Trenching FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS J&l BLOWN INSULATION 168 21 1611 or 3 ton unrts Installed on pad & teadv to cool CUSTOM BUilT VHS HOME RHORDER SALES & SERVICE Addons end remodeling Rooting and gutter work Concrete work Piumbmg and electr•cal work (Free E1t1matesl Lost walle1 at 0 0 Mcintyre Park A1chard 5 Coll-v Ph 614 246 9637 Rewtrd 81aclr Cocker Spamel to g1ve awey 6 months old 614 992 PHOTOGRAPHER BOGGS CARPENTER SERVICE - •Wash&rs •Dtshwashers •Ranges Gtveaway 4168 PARTS and REASONABlE • REliABLE tin 4171mo All M1ku Malon W Va "BIG FOOT PARK" OFFICE COMPARE DUI 992-7636 SANDY'S AUTO SALES 985-3561 •Retngerators 614-843-5248 14116 23 303tc • Bob Barton, Owner 2 5 -86 tfn •Dryers •Freezers Electromc Organs Mob1le service Will Do Carpentery - Vtnyl & Alummum Stdtng - PatnttngDrywall Free Esttmates Rehable Guaranteed Work K Nesselroad Clerk 992 5738 lor TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Servite J&N CONSTRUCTION PH. 992-9949 CAll COLL!CT 35MM J.R.'s REPAIRS l-----------,..---------- Probate Judge [ena 20 veers Free Esttm&!tes KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Boskel ltds (4116 23 30 3tc 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. HOURS Wod Thurt Fro 10 am to S pm Saturday I 0 AM to 12 NOON Other ftmes by <hanu or Flowers Stw1ng, Probate Judge l ena K N esselroad Clerk A Hughes Sr deceased late of 43 Cola Street Muldleport Metgs County Ohto Robert E Buck Rooftng of all Typea CompMte Gutter Work Worked tn home aree FREE UNCE IUMS Wood Cro<hff.Qutlttng Robert E Buck Ph. 992-3537 4887q mo SUGAR RUN ASHLAND appointment 45771 SSO Page St. Middleport VINYl & ALUMINUM HANDCIAnED COUNTRf was appomted Admtnlstratnx 1--...;..;.. _______..J.__________ GEARY'S BODY SHOP REBUilT & REPAIRED !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) <all of the astate of Elma M Hoi 1er deceased late of 44060 Yost Road A actne Oh1o EUGENE LONG THE HAT RACK (Sttpr Run Area~ Pubhc Not1ce AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Ph. (61 No Sunday ·-·-- SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Complete Remodelmg New Homes luilt . . _ T_ _ _ _ port Ohto was appo1nted Ex ecutroc of the estate of Arlene $50 PER MO. MAY 1st & 2nd IIIDDLPIOIT •ILOWN IN M- Ill• Mr....:O....IIIf... - : •VINYL SIDING : •ALUMINUM SIDING .... !:E:~ FIOM POITSMOUTH ===~ - Precious Memor111 studio w1ll be closed ell dey Fndi'V Mav1st ReYNa\ Aprll 30 Mav 3 7 30 PM Moora s Chtpel Un1t&d Method1st Church Ashlon -·-· SMALL TOWN BAND "\ • .... ._..,.._ .,_ ,_ ..,. . •• '".. ... ::.-=...-.....:.":.::....":"' :t..:: ... -11./~G.u _,_ ... '011"' •• '"'""' ,_,. BOATING ••• FISHING ••• HUNTING ... NO MONEY DOWN FEATUIING I I 4 .. ·--e;-G.FL... - OIATII ALL CAMPSITES LEVEL & SHADED ~-- I W1ll not be respons1ble for anv debts contracted lor by anvone other then myaelf Roger D CJarlr l •' HelpWantad frtnr;• • ' • ;• HAS . 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St Rt 33, Pomeroy, OH We'll Sell You A Onl\ nnt h clt 11(' 111\ ltiiH 1 Ill \\ tlk1d I r h ~ I t\) \\hilt UOlh I lis ~\ ( lght l~ l~!xJh~lSt llkf'f l \\lth p Ill 11 1~ blood 1 •n '"'' IIJJ~ n 1111 J:nouml n J1 11 \1 ~ ~ not donr II \ 1l n F l rf',., 111 rain cl u ~o~~ n from out of thr skv Ancl jud,:::t mf'n t d" \\Ill bt so \I I ' n iJ~h WC',Ip<ln!l " 11n I hfllp \ OU fln I h II f II II thl\ Onlvthr~ln s::~: C'I fl o\ t runf lllf\\ OU t~o~~a v REVIVAL SYRACUSE ELEMENTARY 1 hr fift h !-;\)( " ('('ko; llr<Jdlng p('rlod honor ml l 11 thr ~vracu s£' EIC'mf'nt aJv School has b('( n annnun<<'d M • ki n~ a l!:radr>o f B ur II)(JH ln ti l thf'l r " UhjC'I'ls t o bl:' namt'<l To l hr 1 oil "- f'rf' F'irsl C. w ei r F:rl t' 1 Arnott Ml ck Barr ( vn ttJ iu C tld\\ f'l l Sh 1un li a rr l~ Aml>f'r Hf'ld1 r lh Alida Mulford Li sa Russpll E v m Sl ru b r A lllv Ynun ,g S(>rond G1adf' Fr Jnrl's Adk ins Brinn Allf'n Ca r l~s a A sh lrrf'm V Bu~k lrk Kf' 'In F lf')ds Ph ilip Ham m Ja son L tw rrncf' Tru' Is l lslr Ambrr Thom as Thl r rl Grutlr Rochdll J£'nk ln!i1 Jen nlfrr l a ~.~. rf'nrr Jav MC'K{ lvf'v Mandv Mill s Samml SIS!iOn Rav tn Young F'nu Jth Gradr Bria n Andf'r son Randv Ri ng Mason F'ls hrr And rr<~ Moore Mull Morro" MC'IOdv Wra\ rr F'lfl h Cr ulr Aaro n Drummf'r Andrf'w F lrlrl s Crvstu l H t r mon Jodi Hobbs Mlf'harl McKrl vf'v Am v MoOt f' Ambrr Oh lln~rr J IMf'V Sm it h Six th ( r 1dC' K1 vln ArMtt An~lf' Mills R <.~ v Proff1 11 Tamaru Havman Ill\ hour' ~Th~~~;Y~·~A~~I3:0~.!19~8~7~--::-----:~----~~::~p~::::~M~Qdlr.~~port~,O~hro~~~~;==;~~==,;;;~~The~~~;:~~~~11 ~ Wf'f (' f i rs t Gradt> Chad Cla r k NIC'O if' H\11 1 vson Evans R v~tn Gra cP Matt Hilt M rll~!la Lav nf' John M at son Al an McG ul rr Ma11h f'\\ Rlfflr Dannv SilHf Amanda Th C'Iss 5< cond Gradf' 1 ra cv Card An~l e Car lf'lon Tlmmv C hN"n JOf' K1r bv Jt>sS(' M avnard Amv Northup JE"nn lf' Scar bl'rrv M<'ll ssa Sm llh Bobbv Writ('sf'l Third Cra<.~r John Card Jason Hudson Pau l l hlr Cral~ Kn l~ht Fourth Grad( ( ,r ani Clrclf' Ja stm Er vln Scm Grarf' K f'vln l hlf' Shannon Mo r a rltv Kr ndr 1 Norri ~ Co urrn £>v Rou~h Jc nl Stl'wur t Tr 1vls Mu ~r liZ<' F'tft h Gr tdf' Jason Ca rpr ntN 8(-r h Clark Jpnn v Clfrk Rachael HrnsiPr Rva n HoiiN D<n ld Just is Ma'"<W Mat hf'Y."' 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A 11 28 29 30 Thl d h If • r ouuoff "f AIpr 87 Leon led en Rd on right • 1-:--.:-------:-::-:---::---_:.;... ' 3 fam ltv Vtrd Sale Thuraend Frl " ,. T 11 f p 1 t PI IM wo m 11 rom 0 n ••unt 1r ou1 RJ 2 on the right .., GartQI Sett 2923 Maple Ave Thurt Frl Set little of every thing Good mise ltemt 1\ , r1 Yerd S•la Fri end Set 108 i Pleestnt St Point Plea11nt t-.?< 9001500 ''I r 11•, HugeVtMd&ate 7mlleoutNorth ~ At 2 Eckard Chspel Roed 1~ 11 follow ~gn1 FridtV Mtw 1 , ONLY ,· 1.:-:-:.:------------:---- 'I 3 ftmllyg.,•guele Ftl •nd Stt , .... \ Mey 1 and 2 8 00 8 00 l'h " H mllea out Stnd Hill Actd Rolling ,,,., Acre• 3 family Ylfd Hit M1y; 1 2 tnd 3 trom 8 00 em 4 00 pm Fumrtu,. hOUMhold clothN 1-.:_::..__:.___ _ _ _ __ •nd klU Df mt.c 28.1 Union Ytrd Sale Friday April 1 Ave Pomtfoy 8 00 5 00 2211 Jtffeuon- - ·- Mev ht tnd 2nd lMOt ftrmlly Iota of ch l..-.n1 t101h... Woodrow MOt• 1Oft At 7 by Memory O.rd.,s R tin cencete Avt flin cancelt 4 temlty yatd ttlt 701YI Viand St Thure Fri S.t Table d'-h" mit~; PtttkNt bitd Mty h1 tnd 2nd at Don R.. Ytrd Stle 23:l0 Mt ~::'B,:nC:,!'J ~2~ 1 :::~ Church women l J Vernon Ave Frl tnd Sit Aprj l1 end 2 1 5 femlly Mtv 111 and 2nd Rout• 7 across from Mernorltl qardeu Ouna Mlab:e tumm• end winter clothing fbtby boy e. girts llldiet men) toy1 Nke new fumlture for houM and blby Oart\18 Stlt mounted ltra on rim Htrlt'tl Sportttr rolliW'I"f' bed 13~Metdowbrook0r l frl tnd Stt A•ln or S~lna 1 --~--:-::------­ Y..-d Sele Ftl•nd IM 2308 Mt \ Vtrnon A..,. 8 00 3 30 !ott ot .verythtna Clar.,. lale Thuradt¥ APf• 30 Frldl¥ M.., 1 tnd IMurtt.y. Mey 2 311 Condor It • Pornerov Ywd Stla ht. May 2 Iota oi old too4a hOUHhokl bicyc:le. clothlng 1&02 Fifth St. New HIY•n • �·' " { ' Page-12-The Daily Sentinel 23 Professional Servicei Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. LAFF·A·DAY RI.VERSIOE ACADEMY MAY BE FOR YOU . Appty now for or 743-3823. 1396 to 1996. Tablet UO and New 38~ 2 car garage. brick front, front porch, nice lot. 6 miles South of Gallipolil S47,600. Ph 6 14-446· 8038, &1000. Down - t213 . pi!H'. mo. small 2 b11droo m house. Carpet & air c:onditioner- 100 '~ 160 ' Lot 6 miles trom town. 814446·8598 9am to 6pm. 28R . Ranch Style House. full basement . 2 bAths, onaanaehAd g ernga & brBBzeway Sur· rounded by a land of pine• on 13 IICHII . Pond, new fence, barn Call d•v • et4-446 -2107 or evening• 245-6600 . ue.600. Coli 614 · 256-6266 . In town , 3 Bedroom with attach ed gar: ag e, forced ai r ~u . fireplacn, nardwofJd fl oors. in town $27.000 Ph. 614 ·446-1171 or 446-4306. Modern 3 bedroom hom 11 tra me Lg . kitchen plenty of cabinets . r ~J fri gera tor . electric range , dis· pou l, dinin g room, 2 full beths, carpeted, full basemen I finished. CA. new gas furnace, fen ced In h11ckyard. lg. carport. Ready to move in to , good location on Su n1at Or. on Sacond Ave. Ph 614 ·446-2573 or 448-11 71 38~, 2 baths. garage, Lg. kitchen, dining room , lg. living roo m. AC . 9 111% intflrest S301JO doWn & llkfl ovnr paymonta rh. 614·446-24 72 . 3 Bedroom 1 acre Harrisonv ille nrea 816,600 Ph. 614-742 · 3168. For 'ale by ownar : 2 story houi R in Middle port oOJnrlook ing park . 30 yr. guamteed vinyl e aiding. w -w carpet . 1 1/, bath , un iq t.e woodwork. 61 4-992 -6126 . Govflrnment hom es from ' 1. IU· repalr) D~tllnquent 11111 prop· tuty. Rnpossasslons. Ca ll 805687-8000 E"t . GH.-9805 for curronl repo li11t . 3 OR ., re<neat lon room. kitc hen , dining room. larg e front and hltck porc h. 8 • 10 woodM bu ild· lng , yard with chAin link f&ncfl, Rustle Hills. Syracuse, Oh io. 614 -949 -2910 between 9 4p.m. 614-992-5886 after4 ;00 p,m . For ta le 6 8R , co untry horne. 20 acru 839 , 9 00 .00 , Che rry Ridge. Meigs Caunty. C11ll • arms Or a8 20 acre farm Han nan Trace Road, Glenwood. W . Ya. for more information call 304· 773· 5118 or 773-6186 after 5:00. · 110 acrn leon Badon Rd .. House & outbuilding. Stream throu gh property 304-4581086 34 Business Buildings Co mmercial building• for lease. Downtown P1 . Pleaunt. Stores. offices . A·Ona Real Eata1e. CArol Yoager. Broker. Ca ll 304875-5104. 747 lnddu1t rial storeg o 12 foo t over head door. 3 phases of e lect ric, 18~48 steel building 614 - 446 - 2362 For !!ppointment . 29 acres JJII Iure lend. Good fen ~ e. plenty of water, largo two story barn. ni ce g~tr den spot, 2 out buildings, ell mineral rights, working gas well, 8 room house located neer Bradbury school. Will ule hou se separate. Call 614 -992 -7713 , All htnn bu ild ing lot s. mobile homes per mined. Clyde Bow an, J•. 304-676-2336 . Ren1als Middleport . refinlahed lntido, 8 roo mt. bath, large porch , gar· ttge, Work shop. good loc11tion . C11ll 614-992· 2602. 3 bdr. ranch, Rodney YHiage II . 8285 mo. plu1 depot it. References raquir &d. Call Blackburn Roalty &14 -446-0008 3 bedroo m hnuaR. 21 10 N. Main S1 .. Pt. Ph . 830,000.00. 304458 -187 5 " No· R 6eltora Plflaae" . Unfurnished house. 3BR . Rod ney Village II , 8276. Ph , 446· 441 6 after 7PM . For sale by OWIHII . 1979 Buddy 141170 , 3 BR . 1 1/J bat hs. total eluc. wood stornge 1hed , wood 7'11118 , porc: h, underpaneHng, some turniahlngl, located lot 4, P11rk l tne Mobile Court. Call 614 -446-3065 11ftAr 1 pm. 1984 14 ~t66 Mobile Home. tonced yard. 3 Iot a. fh . 160 at Evergreen Ph. 614 -446· 1339or 446· 1628 . 1976 Buddy Mobil& Home14x!i6 wi1h 121t32 11dd on, wl'lt hftr and dryer ftnd woo dburner includod. Cell 614· 4468427 11ft er 6pm o r ~46 - 1279. 198 3 N111hue 3Br. In !JOOd co ndition. C t~ll614 - 26 6 - 1448 . 1983 Slcll n11 14• 80, 2 BA .. AC . u tra nice. French Ci ty Bro kerage, Services. Ph . 614·446- 9340. 2 OR ., all elect ri c 12-60. appliance•. W-0 lncludrtd. On ren ted lot In A&R Mobil e Hom n P' lltk . t3700. flh . 614 ·446- 2624 . Houses for Rent 3 BA ranch, 8300 per month plus utillliM . Oep. required. Ca ll 614 ·388-8624 ahar 4pm. Furnished House • 185. 28ft 131 Rea r 4th Ave., Gallipolis Ph. 446 ·4416 after 7pm. S h out r in g Ridge Country Hom e. 2BR . lg . Livingroom, new carpot ing. lan ced yard, prefer adult s. references required 8100de~oslt , 8200 ren t. Pay own utilities . Ph. 614 -446· 1768 6pm"to 10pm. 2029 Chatham 380 , gu hut , AC . $250.00 month. refereneM requ ired. Ph. 814-448-2206 . Newty redecorat ed 3·4 BR , family room. Plenty of storage space. Nlclt location . Ph . 614· 446·7025. Furnished 3 room co neg e 5J Y, S pru c:e . Newly de co rated , adutu. no pet Oep. and requ ired Call614-446·25 43. Unfurnished. 2 bndrooms, all nsw paint Will I'I CCrtpt 1 or 2 children. No lntide peu. Deposit required. Call 814 -992 -3090. Houses and apartment• lor rent in Pomerov 1nd Middleport . Call 6U ·992· 2403. • 2 bedroom furnished. clu n. AC. no pata. New HeOJ!ln. 304-882- 2466 2311 Mt. Vernon Ave, 2 bed· roo m1. gas furnace. AC . ca rpet , niu yard. U50.00 ref. and dep. 304-676-2661. 2 bedroom, untum ished. New Hav1n . rtferencet and depotlt required. 11 60.00 month. 304- 1974 121185 Etgle. 2 bedroom. total electric. 1 b11th, woodtt ova and 2 deck l , Call 614-9 49- 8e2-25e3. 2149 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1974 Grenville 14x70. 3 bed· roo m, 1 V1 bath. all etec:t ri c. Must be moved. 86200. ODD . Call 614· P86·4l67. 1973 12dl5 tc lrkw ood Remodeled. Will co nsider otter. 614992-24154 aher 8 :00p.m . 1971 12d0 Hitlcrlllt 3 bed· room , central air. Good condi· ti(l n. 614 ·992· 3191 . 1 2~ 60 mobile home with 12• 24 addition, sitting an 100a200 lot, 2 Bedroom Mobile Home. Ref. & Oep. req uir.d. Call &14-251 - 1922. Trailtr ab<lve Kroger• In Pomeroy for rent. Total electric. CtU 814·992·8216. 1978 Hollv Park t railer. eA(:IIlent condition. total electric. cent ral air, 38K8 porch. 2 email out buildlngt. 1 · 18.1120 building with doQ pen attached to back. SettinG on approa . Yi acre, loested on J im Hill Rd. 7 miles h om Hendenon . Witt take und Cit Or truck trade in. C1H 2 bedroom 1rtUer for rent In Ra ci na. Catl 814 -992 -&039. 33 Farms for Sale 2 btdrl)(lm trailer. coUplft, 1 •mall child. Loeun Ad. At. 1. Point Pleasant. 304-&71· 107& . Sm•U houat, loc:.ted At. 31 "'" &tech Hill. 8150. pit' month. 30.·875·1900. Two Hd room trailer. ldutta. dtpoth require d. 304 -&?,6 - 1911, 1 bedroom furn ishM mobite ••.zoo 1357. 2635 . Ph. 30.-&7&-2988. 614 -992-5603. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal atl'lvea.,.& pcwMd lR suite t399 , bunk beds 8199 . recliners new S. used bedroom suite1 , wrin!jJer wuhers. & shon. New livingroom suites 8199· &599, lamps. Call 614- Furnished Apt. 1BR . 701 Four1h Ava., Gallipolis. 8226 Util itie' Pd. Ph. 446-4416 after 7PM . 740 Second Ave. 1 SR ., &186. par mo. Oepo1it required . Call 614-446-4222 between 9-5. 446-3169 52 CB,TV, Radio Equipment ments. Call 614·446-8622 . 54 Misc. Merchandise 2 bedroom apt . for rent in Pom eroy, above car wa sh. Call 614 -992 -6215 . 27e3 . Callahan 's Used Tire Sh op. Over 1,000 tires. sizes 12, 13, 14 , 15 , 16. 16 .5. 8 miles out Rl . 21 8. Cal1614-266-6251 . Herballfe and wallpaper Install&· lion. Ph. 614-448-3131 or 446 ·2200 or 675-2480. 1 bedroom furni1hed apartm11nt Pr iva te entrance end parking , Depo1it and reference. No pett, Ph o ne 814 · 992 - ~9'42 after ~ : 00 p.m. . 21 ' 1O· speed byc:ycle good co ndition seo.oo ca·u between 7-9 PM Ph. 614-446-3538. 1 bed room furnished apartment . Can 614-992-5434 or 304· APARTMENTS. mobile homas. hou sl3 . Pt, Pleasant and Gallipo· li1. 614·446· 8221 . Furnished. lower half duple•. 1 bedroom , private en tren ce , ca rp et. yard . Adulu only . 52 15 .00 m(lnth plut electric. ref. and dap. 304·675-2651 . Furnished A ooms Dragonwvnd CaHery Kennl!ll. CF A Himalay1n, Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. New Chow puppi". Ca ll614-446-3844 after 7PM . 61 Farm Equipment Groom find Supply Shop-Pet Groo ming . All breeds ... AII !tyles . Julie Webb Ph . 614-4460231 82750. 614· 949-2013. AKC Regist ered Rottweiler. Int. Ch . Kastenien Beum bloodline 1400. Mal e 3 mo . Ph. 614· 388- 9354. Registered Beagle Pups, 3mo . old. 2 male, 1 female. t50. each . Ph. 614-245 · 9578 . AKC registered Shir· Tuze, m1le and female, 1250 .00 female, 8200.00 mal e, phone304 -895- Musical Instruments Lowrey Mardi Gras Organ, like new $800. with heed phones. Ph. 614-446-1023 . PIANO FOR SALE. Wanted: Responsible party to assume 1mall monthtv Pavmunts on piano See locally . Call managM !It 618-234 ·1 306 anytime, Farm Supplies & L1ves1ock Now buying ahfl\1 corn or ear corn. Call far latest quotel. River City Farm Supply, 614·446- 1627. Wanted to buy grand• logs delivered to sawmill. Pavl Mercer Sawmill , McArthur, Ohio 46651 . 814-598-6933 . 1978 Olds CU1Ii11 Salon. 4 door, runs good, 260 V·B engine. 72.000 miles, $800.00. 304-676·2941 . Wanted Ruffed Grouae eggs. 1977 Cemaro, S700.00. 304· . 304·a96·3972 . 63 Livestock Office Space for Ren1 E~tce ll ent for AHorney1 , Accountant, ete. Cl(lte to Court HouM. Call Wiseman Reel Elteta Agenoy. 614-446-3644. Own your own c:ampsita, no money down S60. mo. Boat· Fiah-Hunt. Big Foo t Park Ph. Utility Bldg, Spl: 30' K40'x9', 16•8 Overhead door. Sarvic:e Door. 85333 Erected . Iron Horse Bldgt . 614· 332· 9746. Che at Freezer $76 ., Motor guide bow mount &50 .. joh nson Cll· ble1(12' ) 8100 ., Ch8'Yy Tlrn S-10 (new!, 270, 30 :30. 30:06 Ritt es. Mus1 u iHhi1 week. Ph. 300 gallon t prayer tank with ca rt and 20ft. booms 8295. New Holland 270 kay liner with model 6 0 bale kiclur , 81,296 .00. John Deere r1ike S850, John Deere Hay conditlot~e r a1360. Call e 14-286 · 245-5a66 ., 446·0239. Regia tered American Saddl&bred Hor1e1 tor Alt. good bloodlinet. 4 Maret Call 614- 7479. Registered Quarter Horae Sorrel Gelding 16 handa, 8vrs. old. 811Cellent for 4-ti Ph . 6 14-446· 4225 after 6pm. 2 llmousin Bulls, cltvq 8800 each. Ph. 614-388·8448 . Fre1h Holatein Cows & Htlfllfl. A . I. sired. Molt with D. H. I. record1. Cllll14-28t -2498. Transpor1a1 1on 6522. Manuv Fe rgu10n 65 tractor with plow•. di1c: II cuhlvalor, corn plat~ter . bush hog t3600 .. 36 M111ev Ferguaon Dietel with 6tt . finlth mower 83850. Call 614-286· 6522. VMmeer 604 Round Baler uatd 1 season $6500. Ph. 614-388 - 1110.00. 304-675·625e. Used 6610 Dit c h Wit c h Trench" and 450 John De 111 e Dortr. 114-&94-7842 or 694· 5006. Jennv Linn baby bed with mtttrau. 11c cond, 870 .00. Phone 304-57111-241&. Chain IIW pilrtS, IUpl)lltt and repaln. Sider• Equipmtnt S.ln, HancltrSOn. W.Va. phone 30•- 675-7421 . 1 e h . temd•m tilt top 1rllltr. 304-676-1789 Allis Chalmers 2 row corn planter Serin No. 333, no-till pull type with fertilirer boxes tnd Insecticide h•bicldt bo111. Purchased new 1985. For lntormatlon ctll 3Q.t-675·4170 df'Y· t im•. 875 -l&ld ...,,ningt. 1:::::::::;::;::;::;;..L:;;;;:;;;;::;;::;~~::;~ - -- - - - - - - I' '85 Muatang. 3 door, V-6 , auto , AC. cruise control. 31 ,000 miiH, 30.·676·6431 . .72 Trucks for Sale 1977 Chevrolet Auto, PS, PB, 350 engine . CtU 614-448- '8721 . . S -10 Pick-Up, 4a4 extended, AM-FM Stereo, 21,000mi .• alway• g.raued. ••ctllent condi· tion aa.ooo Ph. &14-446-7500. 1987 Siera Cl111ic 4 · wheel drive. loadtd, 8,000mi. Ph. 71 Autos for Sale 1980 Chry•l~r Fifth Avenue. good condition . Call 814-446- 0008 . dition. t5800. 614-982 ·1f75. 1967 GMC truck tletbtd. Nelda clutch . t260. Call 614·992· 1 3183. 1979 Fo•d CL900 C.O. e92 1984 Jup Ch•okee PionMr: 4 -wheal Dr . . AC , 6-spltd, standard trans., touring prg., great temlly car. Call 814-440: 2066 Eveninga or 448-8289 Daytime. Detroit. 430 hp. 13 speed, 12.000 F 38.000 R. PS AC . 1973 "Fruehauf40 ft . Flat Slider. 30•-ee2-3236. Truck, 1985 510 M1ai Cab, 304-e75-SJ7&. 1977 Monra, stendwd, ftir cond. 8 200. 413 inch aluminum slots. 8100. Ph . 1514· 448· 2806. 73 1979 Lincoln Town c•. new paine. new vinyl roat, new engine. Good condition t2198. Ph. 614·388· 88t6 efter lpm . 1985 GMC Lu•~rv Con..,.rskm V1n. Plush inti!H'ior, air, cruise, tlh , ete. Gerage kept. 12.000 mites . ., e.ooo. 114 · 985 · 1965 Chl'lo'y 17.000 tCIUII miiH. 100% Original, ucellent condition. Ph . e 14-448 -7069 hfore llSpm. 1983 Dodge Colt eatrw good 24,000mi . For Ale by owner 13000. Ph . &14· 441· ~ hapa . 4288. 1984 Chevette42 ,000ml. Auto, air. AM & FM. black & whitt inttrk>r, Sharp U ,700. Ph . 614· 379· 2882. 1984 Escort 4· door, 4-apted. niiW paint & tlru . •2. 700. Ph . e14-379-28R2. 1978 Ford FlHtl. runs goad. Z 1813 OldsmobUt CutiiJI Ca!iq. Hvnt limhed Edition. LowMiloagol'tl.l14·44t·OM8 anytime. 4"·0941 1ft• 15pm, 1982 CltMro. blu.. V· l, AT, PS, PB.Ph.AC. sport - ·· 14200. e14-44e-10IIIIt• · 1957 Fleetwood Cadllltc U.. mouaine, needs work. It In town this wen onty. must •" now. Mak• offer. Cell anvUme Ph . 8.1 4· 441-1117 Planu IUbcliYilton. 1977 Buick RtQII tor Hit or tredt tor • c.. Ph. 114-317-0118. •mel• 1971 Dodga 4 W.O. 441e. 19815 Car1v1n, ~ low mil•tga, lotdtd. like new. *10.700 or best offer. 814·742· 202&. 1977 Fard pldt up, 4 whttl drive, auto with air, suong •oo engine, AM ·FM ltareo, fine truck. Ste1ma 01rage. 3~- 17&· 7710"' 87&·1749. '71 Bl~~:tr, 4 wh"' drfva. new tlrft, htadlt't, strong vehicle, Sturnt G•r•v•. 3<M· 875·171 0 Of f75-e748. A-.2'*"'lion. door, V1l IU10. Good OWIIH 8Ht oftor. 114·1411-2113. 11114 Oodgo Dan CCIMrtltllo. ComJHle but Hlllllt toiiiNIIOf'lltkm. l . .t oH•. . 114-Mt. 2113. 51 Household Goods County · AppWanee. lne. GOOd viiiCI epplleneee tnd TV stU 01*1 lAM to IPM . Mon thN Sot. 114-44e·ll9t, 127 Jot. Aw. GtiN!>olls, OH . 'V'allery fumiMa. new & uatd. Urge IICtiorl of qUIIity furniture. 12tl Eaat•rn Ave " GOOD USED w....... APPUANCES drytrt, reffkl. .lott. rangta. Sll:alltt App11ancea, U - Rlvw Ad. betide II... Croot Motol. 114·44f· 7311. neW tirtt. Good condition. 11500. Calll14-1143-1244. ........,._o_ ---loft.No•· D- 1110 Dot- 310. o . - ...... f700. Caiii14-IIU-7BO .... '''" 1912 . , _ 7 - .(JJ Judge ~ INEFFICIENT SS~VICE, I , ' 5 :00pm. 1971 710 HOndl *1215 . end 1 11n 400 K•wualtl uoo. Ph. ., HOWDY, FOLKS HOLD Of.ITO THAT BASKET Ulo.ITIL AH CHECK WITH TH' CAPTAIN, BOYS ! HE MM WANTA USE ' 1983 Suzuki RM·1Z&rvne.eat mut1 ...llmrnldittety f4ZI . Ph. 114-245-8157. 1V81 RS -171, uctllent condl· ...... · -· C.lll14-21e-1217. 1&esH-.S,_SOD,wtth 2 ......_ low mhtaa. excel· ,_,.-· Ph. f14-44t-H114 01' 44t-4110 . . . MtdciiPon. · 1818 Honda 4 bU. Z .,...,. old. 11500. Coll114-112· 7417 -IIIII - •• · 304-171-1773. t:00 (1) 700 Club ., ' 111£'r~~ AU KIUlS Of SlLfF 614-44f-7441 . r.:o.uJ 'THtRE 1HES( DAYS '' RON'S Television Service . House c.llt on RCA , Quar:ar. GE . Sptcieling In Zrtnith. Call . ,, 304· 57G-239e ., 614-448· 2454. 8:30. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Ca\1304-6715-1331 . Common 10:00•(1) Gil L.A. Law van Owen proaecutll an AIDS vlc11m who took the IHe of his Rotary or c:ablt tool drilling. Mott wells completed umedav . Pvmp lilts and 1ervlet. 304- 1; 114-986·4414 . MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP r---,-------, THE Gi-AME WELCOV.E, FRIEND5,1D "SPIN FOR 'rt?UI< LIFE:.. Starks Trtt and Llwn Servic:e. l1wn care, ltndlctplng, s1ump removal , 304 -576· 2842 or 57e-2803. Plumbing & Heating I 5HOWIDEND ALL ErAME S HOWS! j / i I' ·' ' ' 0 ...... 100HP-.1 ... -.esoo. Caiii14-171-I3SI. ol1odsy's news and a lOok ahead to tomorrow's newt atorleo. (1 :00) •1121 Knoll Landing Chilli of events causld by Anne'a dlsclo8urajluts MacKanztes In ahOcl<. Q IHI Newa 10:30 ()) Slcand Lool< (J) Major LtiOUI BeHIIIII't Allklen1iat or commercial wirtng . Ntw ltf'\rice or f"IPiirs. Lle.,.Md electrician . Estimate free. Ridenour Electrical, 304· ' ' f75-1786. I ! ..,' M'/ HOUSE AN' I MAKE' iH' CARD-PLAYIN' RULES ' ' Gener~l Hauling =~ ' NO CHEATIN' !! NO FIGHTIN' !! NO CUSSIN' !! c OlHewl ()) ..,lld&Mk (T) (J) 1111111111 Rlly11111 Tile unforgetttble &tory of lour courag.aua young people, whO', lhtr IUflllnlng Hvet't hetd Injuries In accldentt, made rem1rkable recovtrlet. Q]JTheCrulhlnl ...... ID Plar•j'lull Current reports on world ec:onomlc1 · and financial news with Lou ' A & A W.m Service. Home datlt'ns, wtllt. pools filled, Formerty J•mee Boye Water. Same rat... Can 304-875- 10:10 (I) MOVIE: Tile Underwerlel lto<y (NRI (1 :30) 11:00 ()) Nenlcatle lnd McConnlck • (2) fi) • (() !Ill • BARNEY · 1H1S 15 Oobbl. (0:30) IHI Hoioern-rs .(!) M'A'I'II 11:30. (2) II)) Tllltlgltt " - .. (I)~(L) II) WKRP In Clnctnnlll · • (I) Nlgllllli• Q l '' Ill JMgnum. P.l. 11J llporta Tonight Action pacltlll oporta highlights with Nick Charles and Jim Huber. 2.000 gellon detfvtTy. cisterns. I)O(IIs. well, etc. c•ll 304-571- 2911. (0:30) Houee co•t. limestone, and orntl. O.livertd 1 ton •net up. Jim Lanier, 304-671 -1247 or • C 'Night Hell' CIS Late Hight Act;ldemal mutder of young model reveals ... ~ of Forrnwly Ken ·~ now John 't Wltlr &.me.. John Watterson, Jr. Owner . 1,000 or 2,000 gil. ill M.......,, P.1. A Pretty Oood 0111Cing Chicl<an blaclt111111, decep1ion . • (!) Lalllliow 111 •, _ IIIYM (•II Upholstery PEANUTS R I M Custom touchet and .....- - , . 11. Rr. 1. BRIDGE c._, Cloy, Ot1. 114-211-1470, Ew. Mowrey's \tptaltaing.,...... triOOUMyer.tZZ,..,.. TheMet Ill furftttuN I I li• . C.tl 204 · 171 - 4 64 for free ........... 1t ~~· - ~-~ . ' • .• ' ---'· ~ ) ,, ' 64 There are many ways of playing A· J-3·2 opposite 10·5·4, the crux of to· day's six-club C<lntract. Since you have the luxury of having plenty of trumps , , It is easy l<l plan some sort ol elimination. Thus it's a simple matter for declarer lo win his spade ace, play a club to dummy and rull a spade. Then he can cash another club and play three rounds of diamonds ending In either hand. What any sensible declarer ' should be doing is thinking about the bett way to play that heart comblna· lion for only one loser. Let's look at some choices. , If. declarer plays ace and a heart, he will win when either opponent has a singleton or a doubleton honor. Thai ·player with the doubleton honor would win the second heart and be forced to play either a diamond or a spade, glv· ing declarer a sluff and a ruff. Declar· er could also lead toward his A.J, ca· terlng to both king and queen In either opponent's hand. That play would also win when either defender hAd a single· l<ln honor. But' the best play is to lead the 10 from dumll)y, Intending lor the heart honors lo he In the same defend: .er'a hand. II the l 0 is covered, declarer .K 97 6 +1086 63 • 43 .A \ ~~ SOUTH . ~ . ' •• • • AJ 32 +AKJ .KJ816 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South Well Easl Sou" •• Pa" Pass Pass u 2. Pal8 Pass Pass Pass ,. Noroh 6• Opening lead: • K • .. ·'' , •• ·!' • · ' can then return to dummy with I , .; . trump to lead up to the jack. When Ill ·, .plars the jack In that scenario, he wUI · • • sUI make the contract whenever (a~ : : loday) West started with a doubletor · • hopor. Just for good measure, decllr, • er will also make the hand 'wheneve1 East has three to the king or queen an( Iails to cover the 10 of hearts. And I _ hearts are 3·3 with the honors spill •. t the only chance declarer has Is foJ someone to make a mistake. • ! l> .. • • by THOMAS JOSEPH AClOSS .' .' •• .. .- . 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In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apclltnlphes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hlnta, Each day the code letters are different. CIYP'J'OQUOTE c.ao KZBSRZN RZ -•• ' • AXYDLBAAXR KZNGHK C (l)llgnOII ... ' ' 98 1 6 2 •Qa . '-'. .' '' EAST ••o t9 -7 .2 WEST. .K QJ 5 . . ' +Q4 2 Choices and more choices (J) ICTV (0:30) 0 Nl•efllgllt Uve news whh l'*lc:k Emory and Klrllelt l.lnclquitt. (1 :00) 12:30 (J) lleel of CINJDito • (2) Lall Nlgl1l wftll Oevtd Lin.; ' (I) lp aUioall (RI (ll YlluiTalli111an 8(1) Morw ..... ,.... '' ~·· 4·10·!7 .AQI095 B Qll...,OII -~ •n ••o NORTH James Jacoby (I) I~ I ' I ool< (A) i!:U::11~ People ~ .-------------~ 12:00 (J) . . . . end Allen 1113Thu.-...... 17' 120h.p. 114-441-3431. 0 - - 9 t o 1-0. 111 -- - 4,30, a.. 1 :30 to 1 :30. Old a NslutJIN:Ii ad Rd. _ __ I:OO.Ph. t14- ......u..........., . . OJ Emno Newt Awrap up a (!) USA Tonight ;:;=;~;=:::: ··. B4 Electrical 87 ft .• ps ' PROOISE$, PRQiv\IGE5. (I)) Grutett Hha The FlhleaiT) !ID4-e78- Boats •nd Motol'l for 1•1• mate. (A) Cll • (() 20120 D 8 Falcon Crell £mma & Klrlonl's wlddlng tndl with her diiCOvtry of how great hill. Q . 19&·3e02 ConCf'llte finlth, perking lou. baiements - any aile job. Senior Citb:tn Disc:ount, A ick Garfiekl. ltolen. At the end of a -k ~ waa retumtd, CIM1IIged U1d with this me111ge: "It does 115 MPH, but better fix the FLAT TIRE ." Olane buy a house, bu1 Dllne'a sympa1hy jeopardlzeathe movo. II) e rJJ Jack 1nd Mike The separauon 11 having a damaging effect on both Jackie and Mlke.(A) D !Ill •1121 Sllnon end limon A.J. end Rick are pursued by shart<a While working 11 a sea 1how. (R) 11J Larry King Uvel In depth Interviews with top newsmakera and cetebrltlea. (2) 1111 Nothing In ., .. . ·" My lrlend'a car waa • CJl 1111 Clttlll Sam and Honda XIIHOR, ..,_ ... - ·· 304-&71·2241 . qulcll M31 . ..... - · Gil F1mlly TIH When Skippy falls In love, he seeto:s romance·advlce from Ale<. 1 " f18·7397. Honda '70 ''"" 0200.00. Hooda 400 H - t70D.OO. e (1) 8:30 EEK & MEEK 198t IUIUioi RM 250. bctll- 1370. -lon. t1300. Call 114· Watterson'• Water Hauling , 112-1701 sto.m. 177 rtiSonable rttee. immadlltt - ~RID MOYIE: AllUm of I . Spring Cht.ning Special Let ut ahampoo your c•rpat and givt 11 thlt new look. Any 1ize room onty f 11.96 per room. Grett Amltrictn Floor Cere. 750 Flm Av... Gallipolis, Oh. Ph. Dillsrd W.t• Service: Pools. Cltttms, Wtllt. Delivery Any· tlmt. C1ll 114-441·7404-No Sundll\' f alls. 1H1 MOYIE: Henry Ford: The Man lllld 1toe Machine, P1rt 2 Min Ctlled HorN (PO) (2:09) 8:01 (I) MOYIE: Tiley Were E'"IPindlble INA) (2:15) II••· 86 llll WhHI of Fortun' (I)) Croeeflrs (0:30) 1111121 1111 Jaopardyl 1;1 ® Jelfertona a (!) Too CIOI!I ,IOf'Coml!jlrt 7:35 (I) Honeymoonere . · 8:00 CJl O.kllrt I • (1) Gil Tile Coeby Bilow II) 8 (() Our Wofld Q (!) Q]J 8HOAH D . Ill •1121 '!1oe Wiunl Sinister pair plots 10 sell Simon as he racea to save a boy's life.(fl) (I)) Prlmenewt Wrap ups of the day's V10rld news and In depth feature reports. (1 :00) MAH BALLOON T'OSSERVE TH' YANKEES! Mowing, Pruning, tree & 11ump :. .' remov11, mulch. ttona. UH. aze- · .• -: evergreen1, rododendron. ·'' Ph. fl 4·446·964&. 114·441-871f. ~ l' • ' 1910 H1rtey Sponettr. Good Celt t14 · 379·2249 •h•r ~ j •' & Refrigeration oondMion 29000ml.. 02000. ."'.' j cond. f750.00. 304· 773· Phone 614·44S,3eae •• 614· 9115 . 448-4477 Motorcycles 0 ~ • good 74 LE.s.s 446·0294 . 22'h fl . Step Van, alumn body, 1 -. 4 - - - l o f - 1 < 1 - · 1'1. 1'1. ""· AC. AM·PII ....... fiHient..., Cll 114-HZ-2<113 -7:00 P.'"· C!l NHL Hockey • AND HEATING --. T·Tot~. II4-- ZZ25. , " SWEEPER and •ewing machine repair. pant, and supplies. Pick up tnd deUvery, Devil V1cuum Cle•ner. one helf mile up G1orgn Cree«. Rd . C111 814· Cor. Fourth •nd Pine O.lipoHt! 0 hio 1HIC ........ U7 .......110 76 . .... H .~ ' , I CARTER 'S PLUMeiNCl · I'S. I'S. 1111 C - -· Auto. AC, 4 7:06 (I) Sanford and Son 7:30 • (1) II) Newlywed Game ~· I 1983 Chevrolet OlediMor eonwnion v.n. kladed whh opti~nl, 28 , 000 milts . t1r,800.00 or mtke off... AC, AM·FM • - IOpo . ., 200. 1177 Ford TllllndorWrd. 1171 .Ford Cklft Torloo. f400 atch. C.IIII4·HI·2e0,, • r!l M•A'S'H t 62 .. e.t4-742-31114. 1879 FO<d LTD 2 814·915-4440. McConnlck 8 ()) PM Mlgu:l. . (I) 8portaCtnter (L) II) EnterUtltiiMnl Tonight a rJJ People' I Court (!) (!l) MacNeil/ Leltrer NtwiHOur (1 :00) !Ill !4ew• (I)) Moneyllne Current . repons on world economics and finan cial news wl1h Lou ®~mer Miller ..... SCIUI~UtS'ANSWIIS Fattwl - Clift - TI'Ditl - Vlllad - FLAT TIRE . 7:00 ()) Haldc1ttla and .1121 1111 WhHI of Fortu.. ' .. .. :' Comple te tho chuckle quolod . . . . " by lill ing In the missing words .__.,_ _.__..__._....__. you develop from Step No. 3 b_e low. .. !)Obbs. (0:30) All 1YPet carpenter &: concrete work : Interior. exterior, remo daUng. p•nting, roofing, tree altimates. C811614-446·6174 . .. ,• York . (0:30) 1 Unconditional lifetime guaran· tea. local rafllfencea fumishecl. Free eatlmetes. Call Collect ,· 1·614-237-0488, day or night. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. . 1-iiiTI,<TI-,1'711-1IQ • (!) Hllflln't Heroe1 1:35 (I) Andy GriHith , ...,. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING . Famous toast .n•l'd at10C81 pub: "M•y lh1 roof ibov8 118 never fall In and m•y we fdencll gathered below naver - - ." lltoWBfa Todlty News. of 1he en1ertalnment world Is anchored live from New ,._., Home Improvements . r---:--:--::-::-:-::-:-'---, DANUOL America. C '. 81 "';!, (I)) ... Serv1cP. s . . -~~~' 5 !Ill •1121 CIS Newt Q]J Know10111 Trains that . travel150 mUes per hOur ma~ one day come to :-'' ' 304-773·5206. • " t-'-"TIR"- ' IU-'B;.1. ,;E~IT;- 1 C!l Wlnner'a Circle (Ab ... 1988 Camper 1B ft . bath with shower, new tirtt. $800.00. . ' II) • rJl AIC Newt (J) Nightly lulineu Ripon '"" 304·675-1906 304-882-3311 . 1974 Dart e.coo~ 1871 Ford LTD 8300. 1978 Ftirmont 1400. Ph. 114-318-H89 6pm Call 441·4123. Vans & &UT IF YOU WAio.ITA MAKE Tli:OU&LE·Wf"L .... 20 h , Prowler Camper, telf contained. sleept 6. like new, stored inside. 14,000.00. 304· '79 Cougar XR7, new paint, rebuilt engine no miles, nice car, Stearns Garage. 304-676-7710 Of 676·6749 , topper. 26.000 milet. A-1 con- 1978 Vollre. AC . Pl . PS. tinted WS, 4-door. In mint condhion *1 .800. 1979 Oatsvn. Call IU-367-7441 . Farm All, 200 qu ick hitch with hillside plows. di1k allckie mower. clu1veu. hu trlctvca frontend t1 .200 C.ll 388· 9368 aher 6 :00pm. A COUPLE OF · Al.i~WERG, 1500. 614-949-2166. Ford Van. ' 78 Ford Ven. '78 c~tian wagon . 304 - 4~8- 11530. 1985 Chavy S-10 pick- up. 5 Moving: Sale of Brand New Gravel~ Tu c1or 19hp. No . 8199-G. Purchace price UOOO. Asking f50DO Ftuible Call 614-446·3104.2 tr~ctor , We JU!i-T WAhiT 8 fl . truck camper. 3 burnet stove, ice bo11, furnace. Sleeps4 . '80 Datsun, e•c cond, n·o ru1t, 304-175-6689 after 15:00 PM . opted. AM· FM. AC., PS . Pa, 1400. Ph. II 4·448·17&8. 5 pc living room suite t2SO .OO. New 6 pc dinning. room set Spacious Mabile Home lots tor rent. large recreation and picnic area, tree lot glvt away. 304· 675-3073 after 6:00PM . - •(!JI DHf'N111 ·~•• ·1:05 (I) &eVIlly Hlllbllllee 1:30. (J) 1111 NIC Nightly Newe , .;: . -.. '78 T•ry 23 ft. good co~d. •elf contained, sleeps 6. $3,500.00, 114-379-2820. Surplu1. Armv Camoutlauge, Oenim. Rental clothing. (W ild Turkey Season Star1 1 April 27) . Sam So merville'•· Junctian Independance Road, Old Route 21 East Raven1wood, Frl, s ·at , Sun. J pitce maple bedroom outfit. manrttl end boll spring. Sean sewing machine. Call 304-8753244 1f1er 6:30. Space for •mall trailer~ . All hook· UPI. Cable. Also tHicl tncy roams , air end cable. Mason. W.Va. Call 304-173-5661 . .....'. Q]J S.C..t City -------- ..• . , 256-6461 . Case Mod el DC -4 Tractor In good con d. Wide lronttnd, 3pt . hitch t750 . Case 2· 14in. pull type plows e715.00. 7ft. Or1g Disk t75 . Hay wagon with factorv bed and 1id01 nice 1hepe 8260. Ph. 614 -388·8896 after 8pm. Heml ock . 5 ' to 6 ' tightlY sheared, conic1t Shipe. Idell fo r landscaping. Santa"• Foraat. Evans, WV. 304-895-3001 . CO UNTRY M081Lt Home Park, Route 33, Nor1h of Pomtroy. Rental trailtts. Call 614-992 · THURS.. APRIL 30 • rJl Qll .1121 1111Neo!a . C!l SportaLook IT) . (J) &quare One TV Q ~ ' Motors Homes & Campers ·n ""llund 9e32. For sale · LimestonA. lend. gravel, till dirt. firewood. Delivered . 304 ·676 ·4412. plus shifter. 304-882-3182. . 676·6773 . 304-67&·3614. CHIANINA bulls, lltCtlltnt blod· dlin ... top performance. Slate Run Farms, Jackson, Ohio 614· Tony 's Gun Repairs , hot rebluelng. Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM . Call 304 -875-4631. 12:00 -8:00 PM . Mobile Home lot Plant Subdlvi· sian, wooded. concrete pad, county water aOJaUablt Ph. 614 - wor~s. • ()) II) • •• 676-7e29. 1880 Dodge Omni. exc cond, new elthtust, good trie1, new plugs end wires, f1 ,400.00. Duroc Boars. Bred just like the boars we tested at the Ohio Testati(ln thet gained over 2.8 lbs. per day. Rog• Benttey, Sabina, Oti . 613-584-2398. CROSS .& SONS 614-2e6-6461 . Autds for Sale 2986. 61 Farm Equipment besl offer . Call 814 -742 -2462. 47 Space for Rent 3 or 4 ledro(lm house in Kyger Creak S chool Dlatrict. ReftrencM Ph, 614·441·8121 . 62 Wanted to Buy REGISTERED ANGUS 57 Single a111e ear hau ler 8400. Snapper rototiller S200. Ph. 614 · 446·8598 9 to 6pm. 2 trailer ule1 tor sale. 1200 or Furnished room. S1 00, UtilitiM paid. Share bath . Single mal e. 919 Second . GtUipolis, Call 446-4416 tfter 7pm. four ""'mbltd wo•d• be- 1:00 ()) Big v..., . .•• ~6 fl . Tii1n motor home. com. I 1979 Tr•n• Am t2860 FIRM . p\etely Hlf-cont•intd. generaRebuilt engine, tr1n1mi11ton, · tor. tlt~l: 8. t8900. Call new clutch. presaure pllte, 61 4·446-0008 . tlwow out beerlng; 400 cu. in . High Performance. Needa P•nt. 1986 Full sire pop-up, slide in truck cemper Ph. 614-446 30.·17&·4e19. 8048 after 7pm. 1981 Oldt Delta 88, powtr ::::::--::-::-:----.,..-teats. power brakee, pow• 1978 Self Contained Nomad 21ft long Ph. 614atetfing, tilt and cruise. AM·FM Camper, 448-0e84. Upe. Clean. like new Interior, non- •moksrs car. 304 -4158- 8 N. Ford Tractor, new paint. Plows. disc. bruth hog. blade. Male Pitt Bull dog. 304-8953530. CE NTER . SR 35 W. Gallipolis. Ohio. Call 614·446-9777, eve. 614-446· 3592 . Up lront trac· tors with warranty over 40 used • tractors, 1000 tool1. Whites liverty II Metal Detector. Used only elewtimH, 1tlllunder warranty. Call 614· 992- 3703. 71 Beegle Puppies 8wks . old Ph . 614-379-2562 . JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT New ste inle11 steel pasturize r Never used. 614 -742-2546. Raom1 for ren t, day. week. month. Gallia Hotel. Cell 614448-9715 . Rent •• low as S120 mcmlh. • EVENING Muncie M-21 wide ratio 4 speed -41. "2 tranmltslon. Hurst Compethktn ~o 79 New Wedding Gown, tile 9. Ph. 614-446 -7019. 47 Wanted to Rent 742-2323. ~=·=·:'':":"":·:~:· ======;r:==;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;:d,l 2 Tickets fo r REO Speedwagon Concert. Ph . 614 -446-3805 attar 6pm. 614 -448-e598 . 3 bedroom apt , Gallipolis Ferry, U76 .00. 304-675-6421 . • .'"' Reorronge le"ers of the low to form four sim!)lt Auto Parta & Accessories ·•' Rough lumber, Oak & Poplar S150 pet 1.000 by bundle; 20c by board h . 304-675-4412 . Massey Ferguson. Nawtiolland. Bush Hog Sales & Servict. Over 40 uaed tractors to choo1e from & complete lina ot new & used equipment. largest aelection in S.E. Ohio. 614-38e-9306. Be2-2666 . . Partiftg out. 1971 Volkl,.,...n. ,• No engine. C1n peinl body Pllrt• : ., to match your Clf. Call 614- ~ <+: 304-773·6234. U.S , 36 West, Jackson, Ohio. 1 and 2 bedroom furnished apartments for ranl in Middleport. All ul ilitie• paid, Call 614-992·5084 atter 6:00p.m. T~ Daily Sentinel-fT,-13 · ' Television Viewing I Used & AetMiilt Tranemietion1. '} AU lntllm~ly Inspected & gul· ·: rsn11ttd. lnstall.. lon 1nd pick· up avelltblt. Call614-448-0916 . ~ Ready mi X concrete and all c:Clncrete supplie1. Call us VII ley Brook Cement and Suppliet, Pla1t ic: cistern state apPraved , plastic septic tanks. plastic culver1 1, metal culverts. RON EVA.NS ENTERPRISES. Ja ckson, Oh. 614-286· 5930. 1 bedroom apartment In Middle· pon, all utilities peld. 8210 per month. C!lll614 -992-5160. 'BORN LOSER ,• 2e&-5395 ., 614-2e8-17e7. TV Equipment. Parts. & lnstw- Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· room apar1menflJ at Village Manor end Rivenide Apart - · ment s in Middleport. Fro m 82 16 . including utilities . Call 614-992 -7787 . EOH. . . Pomeroy-,Middleport. Ohio BUDGETTrtnsmialions: UJed& 1 Allbuilt. All IYPII torque coniterf ttrl ... tranefer c..... eve (-•t Joints. OUManteed a minumum ; . ~ of 30 dl'fl, will datllter. ~-h & j 1. , carry ·Or install Cell 814-379- 1 \ , ' 22~0 ., 1·304-876·67&8. • .... Concrete blocks all sizes yard Of delive~ . Ma1on 1ar,d . Galllpoll1 Block Co., 123112 Pine St .. Ga llipolis, Otlio Cell 814-448· 3968. Untur nh h ed Apt. 18R . 8180mo. plus utilitie1& deposit . 324 111 Third Av e. Ph . 614·446· 6160orJ67-7161 . 46 76 Building Material• Block. brick, sewer pipes, win dOWI, ~intela. etc. Claude Win ten, Rio Grande, 0 . Cell 814246 -5121 . Reg iste red English Springer Spaniel Pups. Excellent hunting Kingsize brass bed. complete. 110clc. F. T. Champions 01;d & Bedroo m suite. Cher~ coffee .: Grandparents frqm England Call atend and end tabl es. C.ll 614-446 -1393. · New apartment : co mplet ely furn . Ref. & Oep. 1 or 2 11dult1 only . Call 614-446-0338 . 304·671 ·1372. '"l"'"d· 304-571-2850. Ken more Washer & Dryer 1yr . old 8&00. heavy duty. StQve & refrigerator 1yr. old SSQQ. Ph . 614· 446-8621 or 446-4778 Used ICJfa and recli ners. Cor bin & Snyder Furniture. Ph. 614· 446-1 171 . Furnished & unfurnished apu .. 81 50.00 and up , reference• Ph. 304 -675 -7738 or 304-875 · 5104 A·1 Real Estate . home. 14 BurdetteAddn, Pt, Pit. ' Clall ...llo. 2 bedroom mobtlt homt 1 4x52, utllltiN ptld, pttf., f•m wortt in ltchangt fQf ,.nt, rettfef'ICM 0179 .95 Good used floor mode! & portable cCJ ior TV 's Ph 446·,. 1149. 1 Bedroom baalc rent 8176 .00 plus electric. Also required a 8200.00 sec:uritv deposit, CON· TACT: Jack•on E11ates Dept, Ph 446 · 3997 Equal Hou sing Opportunity. " 2 bedroom turnl1hed or unfurni shed. Cltan. No pets. New H1ven . 304· 882 · 246t . 11 acres Guyen Crt" et Glenwood haa wells. springs. barn• and bulldinge Ph. 304· 522· 93 ICrtl, 7 mllet on At. 62 fr(lm Point Pla...nt. Timbef. miner· til, well, septic. Owner financ· ing. U7.200. down and t242 .2Z per month, 304·526· Apartment for Rent 2 Bedroom 56" 14 . AC . quiet neighborhood. Retertnct& dep· · os lt required. Clote to Rio Grande. Adults preferred Ph. 614 -245-5865 or 4•8-0239 . l te,500.00. 304-876-7689. 30,·675·484e. 44 35 Lots & Acreage 41 NEW ANO US ED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBIL E HOM E SALES , 4 Ml WES T. GA LLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 614-446-727 4 . Panons Furniture 1416 Ea1tarn Avenue Mattren & Bo• Springs· $99.95 Sot Bunk Bed with Dunks- 8199.95 New Chest- 148.00 New Living . Room Suites - 3 rooms lr bath, stove lr refrigerator furnisht. Ut ilities Res taura nt & Tavern for tale paid, No children, no pets. Ph. Interes ted parties write Bolt P2 3 . 614-446-2683 . in cere of Pt Plealia nt Reg iste r. 200 Main St. Pt . Pl.. WV. Furnishnd Apt. f240 . Ut ilit iM Pd, 1 BR . 243 Jac: kaon Pike, Ph. 446· 4416 . 1 tooms , 1 117 bath, hou1e in ChttsHn. Ohio. Price redu ced from 827.000 to 825 ,000 . Call 614-986-3671. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 614-446 ·0322 . 1---------...,~---------1 ....,...._ 33 F f S 1 614-992 ·7180 3 b&dfOomi , 2 Cllr garage, b11semenl, 1 acre lot, four miles from Point Pl!l8Uint, priced in mid-fl ftl et. Call 304-676 -5835. Used Furniture; wood table & 2 benches. beds, & dret•er. 3 milet out Bullville Rd . Open 9AM to 5PM. Mon . thru Sat. "Something for the Irian who has everything - high-blood pressure, ulcers, diabetes, nervous stomach ..." ... 1987 · and up. Bunk beds complete ' W-mattreuet · t295 and up to 13915. Baby bedl t1101!t 1176. Mattre.. Morbolt tpringt f\ill or twin t63. firm &73. tnd 183. Queen•et•f22&, King t360. 4 drawe, chest •66. Qre11er1 t89. Gun cabinets 8, 10, 12 gUn. Gator elaetrlcrange $375, Baby mettruuea $36 & Uti . Bed frames 820. '30 & King frame $60. Good telectin t" of b&dfoom 1uite1, met.al c• binet1. headboards 830 a~d up to t65 . Homes for Sale 3 BR Orick, 11h bath,, CA , near Ho lrer Med ical Cen ter Fenced ••oo Th~~April30, '71 ... Star ao hp Mercury, powtr trirri: 12 TenneiMe· ' tr....,, good cond. e3200. See . btetcle fri County Spor1s Shop. to U9S. Redineta 1226 to t375. lamps $28 10 S12fi . Dinettes 1109 and up to 1496. Wood tJiblt w-6 chaira t286 to 55 Building Supplies *796. o.. k 1100 up to *376 . . HutchM Boatsand Motol'l for Sale ,' . --:------- ' Stitnman tiller u..d 12-14 · hours, rear tin•. 8 hp, 304-4&81691 . up 10 *125. Hide-a-bedt 1390 Real Es1a1e 3 BR Housa with 32 acras tor I Bifl. In Eurftkl!l aero111 from th e dam , t31,900 . Ph. 614-4462206. 75 Hind quarter of beet for •ale. t:all 304· 875· 2837 after IS:OO P.M . S~,:~f8J and chair• ,ficed from Carpet ins-tallation, 304 -676· 6884 . 31 KIT 'N' CARL YL! ®br Lllrry Wright 54 Misc . Merchandise LAVN~'S FURNITURE MEATS 6600.00 acholarthip at River· aide Aead~y . Call 304 -7'3· 8107 51 Household Goods .. Thursday, April 30, 1987 BWWZSKE . ' ' . .' '- .' z GZOZN SBG RHE HGWXT. " EKQUE . -RZGNC BYBPE Yeetenlay'• CI7J)~aote: THERE IS NO MORE • KZXX MRZNZ ZGSZ MISERABlE HUMAN BEING TiiAN ONE IN WHOM N<YnfiNG IS HABITUAL BUT INDECISION. - WJLIJAM JAMES ' • �• •• I Page-, 14-The Daily Sentinel Thii'Sday, April 30, 1981. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1~!~~.,.c~~mtlity ha.ef.!E.i£!s.~J Community calendar/area happenings EAGLE RIDGE - The Meigs. Sunday. and Will and Mrs. Wilber Parker County Fox Chasers Association a\tended the birthday dinner for will meet at 7 p.m . Friday at Ihe Softball Mrs . Parker's nieces, Lenora clubhouse at Eagle Ridge. RACINE- Tl!e Southern High Leifheit and Louise Michael: at ·school Athletic Department Is thehomeofMr. and Mrs. Samuel LONG BOTIOM - Square sponsoring an Independent soft · POMEROY- Willing Wot;J<crs ··Michael, Portland, on Aprtl 12. Class of E nt erprise United Meth· dance Friday at the Long Bottom ball tournament May 15·16. En· Community Building starting at try fee is $65 and two softballs or Others present were Gary, Mat· od\s t Chu rch will meet 7 p.m. 8 p.m. · $75 and no softballs. S~;~o n sor · thew., Kim and Todd Michael; Thursday at the chu rch. trophies will be awarded for the · Roger, Dorothy, and Michael ' fir st three finishers, as well as Leifheit; Nancy Farley and Jake ALBI\NY Word of Life FHIDAV Church members will stage a individual trophies for first and . R\J TLA ND - Then• will be a dance at Rutland Civic Center, yard sale Friday a nd Sat urday at second place. Proceeds will go Menu s for next week at the the .Ja nice Davis home, State St., toward the building of an outside Friday. ftom 8 lo ll p.m .. with ·schools in the Eastern .Local mu sic• by Music Express. j\dmis· Albany, with proceeds togo to the basketball court to be used by the School ' District · have been an· community. Anyone .Interested slon $2 s ingle and s:t couple. ch urch building fund. nounced by Grace Stout. in the tourney should contact Everyone welcome . en Monday, ham6urger:. po· SATUUDAV Howle Caldwell a t Southern High tato rounds. peaches and milk ALBANY -A bake sale will be School, 949·2611, or evenings at RACINE - E:dilh Helser will will beserveil; onTueday,pizza, be at the Racine Department held at the Super· X, Athens Mall, ·home, 949·2954. corn, fruit and milk; on Wednes· Store ~" rida y, JO a. m. to 2 p .m .. to Saturday by the Ladles Auxiliary day, sloppy Joe. green beans,. of the Word of Life Ch urc h. Softball sign Go ld en Buckeye Card pears, cookie and milk; Thurs. POMEROY Wednesday is apjJ ii cal ions . TUPPERS PLAINS - Free the last day to reg.lster for the day . chicken, bread and butter POMEROY - A rummage car wash, sponsored by the men's A.S.A. Cla ss C&D softball mashed potatoes and wavy: sale Is bring held Friday and Meigs Count y Better Beef Clu b, tou r nament, sponsored by B•ad· fruited Jeilo and · milk , and Fri<lay, the rook's choice. Sa turd ay. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., a t Saturday, 9 too; at Cole's Sohlo bury PTO, which will be held Sta tion In Tuppers Plains . May 2·3 In Middleport. Entry fee Grace F. pisropa l Churc h parish Is $65 and two softballs. First, hous<' In Pomeroy . ' RACINE: - A hymn sing second and third place troph ies PORTLAND - Ha zel Com· featuri ng Ru ssell Spencer's Vic· will be awarded. If Interested, munlty Chun·h is having a yard tory Quartet will be held Satur· ca ll 992·6890 or 992·267:!. Pro· sa le Friday a nd Sa turday. From day, 7 p.m ., at the Fellowship reeds wii l be used to buy a SYRACUSE 992·5776 score bOard for the school. Souther n High School In Racine. Churl'h in Racine. Now Open for Spring SltaSGn follow the sig ns along Oh io 124 . MIDDLEPORT-- Tag day by Cub scout Bridge Closing Special ROCK SPRINGS- Meeting to the Middleport Youth League VEGETABLE PLANTS HOCK SPR INGS - Meigs will be helq Saturday, 9 a .m to 1 reo rga]Jdze Cub Scout Pack 246 at Cou nty Pomona Grange will p.m. 11.11 players are to repor t to Salisbury will be held Thursda y $ PU DDZIII PACK meet F riday at the RoC'k Sp rings vi llage hall. · at the Rock Springs Grange hall. $7SO PH FUT Grange Ha ll. Potluck ~ upprr a1 Boys and the ir parents lpterested 6: :w. Mee ting at 7: :m. Ath~ns FLOWERING PLANTS in helping get th e pack s tarted SUNDAY Gra nge will be g u est~ . BURLINGHAM - A family are asked to attend. $ Pll SQ. PI, aff~ir· party , hosted by the Junior $7SO PD FUT ROCK SPRINGS - ll.thens Woodmen Club. will h~ held Faith Trio Pomona Grange mrmbers will Su nday, 1:.10 p.m., at Woodmen Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, GALLIPOLIS - Dan Hayman be guests and will pr~sent tlw Hall In Burlingham. and The Faith Trio will si ng at many warietin; program when the Mt>lgs Cou nt y revival services at the Prospect Geraniums, Violets & Pomona Grange mee ts at 6: :Ill Baptist Church on the 0. J . White RACINE - Racine Chapter Hanging Baskets. p.m. Friday for a potluck s upper 134, Order or Eastern Star, will Road , out of Gallipolis, a t 7 p.m . Open 9-S Daily, Sunday 1-5 all he Rock Springs Grange Hall. hold 2 m . Sunday evening. TIIURSDAY RUTLAND - T·bilil practice at the Rutland field will be held from 5 to 6 thi s eveni ng. E"aStern menu Set Mr. and Mrs. Bill . Robinson, Tamml Davis, Athens, a~ Mr. and Mrs . Jim Watson and . Mildred Brooks, Tuppers Plain~ Chance· attended t~e wedding wer:e Easter guests of Mr. a~ anniversary of Helen and Harold Mrs. Lloyd Brooks and family ;,. Wmson , Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fetty all!t .Easter dinner guests of Mr. Karen, FairbOrn, were guests :Qt and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Poole and Wl!t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchie and April 18. ': Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Easter guests of Mr. and Mcy. Koehler, Randy Jr. and Leah, Lester Keaton were Mr. and M~ Tuppers Plains. Bob Keaton, Bobby, Matthew; · Mr. and Mrs. ' Richard Yost. and Kevin, Oak Hill. Bobb1' Aaron and Sarah , spent Easter · stayed overnight with his grani\i weekend with Mr. and Mrs. parents on Frldy and Sunday' Delbert Yost. Lancaster Rt. nights . · ·. :,1 Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Follrod Garland Caldwell Is ma klng)f entertained at an Easter dinner . satisfactory recovery fro~ Guests were Clara Follrod , Nina perlormt'd at HolzR'• Robinson, Mr . and Mrs . Dave · He returned hO~ ~~a~l~l~~~.:_-.!!~~~-------­ HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 1 1 INGELS FURNITURE AND Announcing the Reopening JUDY'S ·COUNTRY CURL· STYUNG SALON . We Use Nexxus a11d Paul Mitchell Products FEATURE PIVOT POINT RAZOR CUniNG OPEN 9·5 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT JUDY WELL-OWNER PAULA BUTCHER-STYUST LOCATED 2 MILES WEST OF DARWIN ON STATE ROUTE 681 JEWELRY~S ANNUAL MANUFACTURER'S DIAMOND REPRESENT~ATIVE SALE 2 DAYS ONLY-MAY 1st & 2nd-FRIDAY 9 AM·7 PM, SATURDAY 9 AM·4 PM I Ohio Lottery Cincinnati avoids sweep Daily Numher 957 of Atlanta -Page 4 PICK-4 4510 • • a1y , Vol. 36, No.253 Copyrighted 1987 enttne Po.rtteroy- · Middleport, Ohio, Friday. May 1, 1987 .- WASHINGTON (UP!i -Major trade reform ·legislation passed .by the 'Hous~ over President Reagan 's objection Is on it s way to the Senate, where 'c ritics hope "clearer heads will prevail" . against the 'measure's tough retaliatory sta nce. . The House approved Ihe 895-page bill designed to crack down on Unfair foreign trade pra ctices a nd enhance American exports on a 290·137 vole Thursday . Six Democrals and 131 Republicans voted against it, wit h 43 Republicans joining the 247 Democrats who supported the measure. · The measure now goes to the Seuate, wher~ the Finance Commlltef' is qrafting its own version of trade legislat ion, That bill is no: expected to come to the full Senate for a vote until June. and a compromise vers ion then would have to be worked out between the House a nd ~ate bills. The final Hou se vote ~arne Just as Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhlro Nakasone wrapped up a meeting with President Reagan and arrived on Capitol Hill to talk to Senate leaders abou t Japan's growing trade problems with the United States. Nakasone said he was concerned "t ha t the bill, If legislated. may lead to a contra cting world trade." He pleaded that the United States and Japan should resolve their trade disputes " not through confrontation but through di alogue." But shortly before the final vote, the House reJected 268·156 a Republican substitute aimed at elim inating what Reagan and Nakasone consrdcr the bill's worst section -an amendment by Rep . Richard Gephardt. D·Mo .. that -wou ld impose sa nctions on economic partn ers. such as Japan that havf' excessive trade surp luses with · the United Stat es and enga ge In unfair trade practices. Ftep. William Frenzel. R·Minn .. spoke for the adm inistration in railing the bi ll sa ddled with oth er objec t ionable pro vis ion s "who ll y un acceptable." "We could have found a way. to avoid a veto," . 106 N. tnd 26 Cents Frenzel. said, referring to the Republican substit ute . Bu t he concluded the lobbying etrorts of Hou se Speaker <Jim Wright. the strengt h of Gephardt' s 1988 presidential ca mpaign anQ the large treasuries of supportive labo r unions were too mur h to overcome. Wright , D·Trxas, gave hi s first floor spe~ch si nce assuming office to urge support lor Ihe bill that "en hances our ca pacity to compt'IC In the wor ld." Th e speaker noted t hHecord U.S. trade deficit , which hit $170 billion last year, "has been eroding the American Industrial base. lt ha s be0n robbing America of Jobs." ~ephardt Japanese may buy $1 billion in goods confident of bill's chances explaining why he may nol want to Impose tariffs, a nd he retains th at right until a two·thlr ds'Vote directs him to take such action , he explai ned. · Gephardt, 46, feels the bill will be approved by the Senate In a matter of weeks, that It won't undergo substantive cha nges and will meet with the pres!· dent's approval. Gephardt said that should Reagan veto the bill which the president has personally lobbied aga.lnsl , the re should be enough votes to override thr veto. "We are adopti ng a new trade policy that asks· that other countries treat us as we have treated them, that there should be reciprocity, a two·way street," he said. The vote this week on the Rep. Richard A. Gephardt amendment has shot-Gephardt. the fir st candidate to declare lor By KEVIN KELLY the Democratlr presidential OVP News Editor nomination, Into natlonaljlromi· The prime mover beh ind legis~ nence and heightened loca l Int er· latlon that · forces the White es t In his address to thechamber. House to take a tougher sta nd on Gephardt told the audience trade believes a bill acceptable to that when he a nnounced his a reluctant President Reaga n candidacy on Feb. 23, he was will be signed int o law . "between Oand 1 percent" on the Rep. Richard A. Gephardt, name recognition scale. D·Mo., made that statement " I've been soaring lately. The locally Thursday, severa l hours last New York Times poll had me a fter the House approved a stronger trade r eform measure. at .1 percent," he Joked. The congressman told the An amendment proposed by Tribune that he feels trade. as Gephardt proposing a more part of the larger concern abOut stringen t way of dealing with the the economy, will be a maJor tr11de Imbala nce was approved · I ssue In the 1988 campaign. a• part of the overall trade bill on "Each of us wants to know how Wednesday by a four ·vote the other candidates feel abOut margin. It, " he said. "Gary Hart , who Is Gephardt was in Gallla County the front runner. declines to take to address the !iOth anniversary a s trong stand against the trade banquet of the Gallipolis Area Imbalance." Chamber of Commerce. With a possible field of 10 A 1988 presidential aspirant, candidates seeking 'the nomina· Gephardt flew to the Gallla· Meigs Regional Airport from lion, Gephardt believes he can Washington following the House . push ahead In the primaries on vole. His local address was what he called "retail campaign· arranged by Gallla County na· lng" - one-to-one contact with tive Stanley E. Harrison, head of lhe electorate on a repealed the BDM Corp. and Gephardt's bas is. He was to return to Iowa , site of the first presidential neighbor In Fairfax County, Va. primary, today to continue that • 'The controversia l amendment. practice. tephardt explained. commits "Hart hasn't done much In l)le president to plac ing tariffs Iowa yet," Gephardt said. "Actu · and quota s on products exported ~lly. Bruce Babbitt a nd I have to the. U.S. by nations that either llan or limit the sa le of U.S. ' been the ones who have been actively campaigning there." products In their countries. A St. Louis attorney, Gephardt "In South Korea, for example, was first elected to Congress In we cannot sell our beef," he said. 1976 and was elected chairman of · The amendmtnt - and the the House Democratic Caucus In overall bill-Is designed to force 1984 . He said his experience In more open trading between the working with various groups In U.S. and such countries as Japan. with Whom the U.S. the House shows he has the currently ha s a $58 billion trade capability to unite all elements of the party. Imbalance. Unity - and how It can lift . Viewed by some as a possible America out of what Gephrdt declaration of war In trade with sees as an economic and spli"ltual the Japanese. the amendment slump was the key themeofhls Isn 't as rlgirl as its crit ic claim. ad dress to the chamber banquet, c:ieph.ardt sa id. The bill allows the president to held at Rio Grande College and ~Continued on Page 7l li}ibmi l a letter to Congress • TRIED TO OPERATE- Thl~ bOat leased from Duffy, Ohio, was used lUI hour or so Thursday afternoon to tow the barge for the Pome t'<!Y· Mason ferry. BeCII!JSC the boat had to be attached to the end ol the barge, vehicles had to back oil at the landing.. Tbls procedure didn't work out so the ferry closed down Thursday and will not , according to Kathy Marlin, daughter of ferry operator Darrell Rodger, run at all today. The bout normally ust'llln the Jerry operation broke u drlvo> shall Thursday morning and hy the ufternoon wa.• dry docked at Marlon Cle ndenin's on the Kanawha River at Hc ndcr.on, W.Va., fur Immediate ,repairs. Marlin said her father may have the boat h11ck by this ev.•nlng, hut co uld nul say for surt•lt that meant the ferry would resumt• · operation on Saturday . House OKs measure revising state's formula for local aid t. By LEE LEONARD UPI Stlltehouse Reporter COLUMBUS tUP!) - The Ohio Hou se of Repres•ntaflv •s has passed and sent to the Senate legis lation revising the state's assistance to local government and furnishing an extra $70 in IIlion a year to make up for lost federal revenue sharing money. The House also voted Thursday to give corporations an equal chance to finance political cam· palgns by allowing them for the firsl time to set up and lund political action committees . That bill was sent to the Senate· on an 80·15 vote despite com· plaints that political action com· mlttees are turning election campaigns Into expensive auc· tlons, wllh the candidates going to the highest bidder. Action took place s hortly be· fore the House adJourned for Ihe week . The local government funding bill, sponsored by Rep . Marr D. Guthrie, D-Newark. revises the Local ·Government Fund which now sends abOut $3.10 million In state funds back to the counties, to make II less reliant on lhe corporate Income tax. · Local government currently Is funded by 15.4 percent of the corporate ta x and 3.5 percent of the state income and sales taxes . The bill creates the same amount of money out of 4.5 percent of each tax plus 4.5 percent of the public utilities lax. · tlon from employees and make II In addition, a supplemental purely voluntary , and penalize fund Is sel up starling In 1989 to ca ndidat es that accept fund s \hal send less than 1 percent of those were raised Illegally. same taxes back to the counties " I don't think we s hould be on a per capita basis, with thP thinking about stre ngthening larger counties receiving more PACs," said Rep . Ro nalcl M. mon ey. Mottl, D·Parma . "1 think we Guthrie said that even with the s hould be thinking abOut weaken · extra fundin g, local govern· lng PACs. The average person ments will be short by $100 believes our legi slators and con· million a vearoftheamountlhey gressmen arc the best that enjoyed under federal revenu e money can buy." sharing. But Rep. Robert W. Clark, Under exis ting law, corpora · R·Chardon. sa id he served with lion s may not use any money In the secretary of sta t ~ on a specia l their treasuries for direct or commiss ion trying to llmll cam · Indirect support of candidat es In palgn con tributions, a nd no con· an election. stltut lona l way could be found . Rep . .Jerome F . Luebbers, Clark said Luebbers ' bill would D·Cincln nall, chief sponsor. said put corporatio ns on an equal his bill would allow corporations footing with labOr unions and " to become more Involved In the professional grou ps which have political process" by sett ing up political action com mittees. political action co mmlltees and paying their expenses, such as postage. printing costs and lele· phone bills . Luebbers said the bill would not allow a corporation to con · tribute company money directly to a candi dat e's campaign, a nd that all expenditures would have to be documented . Budget ruts or Sl44 .306 were Secretary of State Sherrod approved by the Eastern Brown had opposed the bill. but Local Sc hool District Board ol Luebbers said Brown's objec· Edu cation meeting In spt'cla l tlons were satisfied . He sa id the session Wednesday night . bill was amende.d to provid e for It was no ted that there Is a strict reporting requirements lor budget deficit of SlBO,OOJ. Th e corporate PACs, limit soliclta · cuts Include some supp lemen · !31 co ntra cts. teacher and admlnstratlve supplies and equipment, and employe sa· lary Increases. Announce· ment of the budget cuts came bla. or 817,400 of Columbia's alter an executive session. Contracts which the bOard 1,079,300 total customers. voted not to renew Include Don Under the new rate plan, Tilley Eichinger, assistant varsity said the PUCO could set rates ba skeetball coac h; Mike Dou · covering 93 percent of Colum· glas, assistant Junior hi gh bla's customers. Currently 6.1 football coach; a nd George percent of Columbia's customers Gaga!, assistant Junior high are covered by rate established football coach and freshman by local ordinance contracts . class advisor. 1t was pointed "Our plan Is the most respons l· out, however, that the assist · ble and efficient way to accompant coaching positions will be lish I he objective or unltormlly or tilled once head coaches have rates among Columbia custobeen hired . mers ," Tilley said. · Columbia Gas pla..s $54 million rate reduction INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY 2 Sections, 16 Pages A Mllltlriladla Inc. New tpepet Senate to wrestle with tough trade legislation . gl1ter FREE a low between 50 U. cloudy Saturday, with a chance of showers and highs near 75. The probability ol pr~clpiMion Is 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Sa.l urday . ~fostly COLUMBUS tU PI) - The Ohio Consumers' Counsel's call lor lower gas rates for Columbia Cas or Ohio customers was answered Thursday by an an· 110uncement of a $54 million rate reduction. William Spratley, the state's consumer advocate, said Colum· bla's earnings.. reported to the Public Utilities CommiSsion of Oblo Thursday, are "clear evl· deuce !bat It Is overcharging Its cvstomen and earning more thaD It should be." But Columbia Chairman C. Ronald Tilley said the new rate plan would not have been possi· ble withOut the Improvement In earnings which Columbia of Ohio reported Thursday. "This Improvement provided us wllh a wlndow 'pl opportunity to further reduce gas rates to our 1.1 million customers," Tilley said In a news release. Under the rate plan, starting In June. rates lor 68UOO customers In 139 COI!Imunltles will be reduced to a regional rate es tablished by the PUCO. The ·reduction will mean about a $25 annual savings for average customers. , Between June and December. an additional 15 communities with 35,.nt customers ·wm have their rates reduced. as local rate ordinances expire, Columbia's statement said. Tilley said the rate reductions between June and January cover 223 ol tbe 363 incorporated communities served by Colum· WA SHINGTON I UPlt - .Ia· pan movr•d to lower lntrrrst rales on lh<' first full day of Prime Mini ster Yasuhlro Nakasone's visit to Wa~hlngton. and U.S. officials predicted a nother Res · ture today - the purchase of $1 billion worth of American super· com puters and aircra ft. ln return. ofllrla l• sa id Naka · sone could expPct a U.S. promise to lift as soon us possible the embarrassi ng $.100 million In larllfs slapPf'd on .Japanese elec· ti'Onlc product s two week s ago, an Item he now desrrlbcs as "a very sore thorn stlrklng In our lit tic finger.' ~ Nakasone's age nda today be· gan with a White House break· fast and an Ova l Off ice mCPIIng with Prcsldrnt Reagan, fo llowed by a lun ch<'O n spoech a t tht• Na tiona l Press Club for him to summarize his accomplis hm ent s In Washington . Ill a formal state dinner In the White House Thursday night. the conservative Rea,:lan a lly said lhc United States and .Japan cou ld "overcomP differences and surmount c·riscs." and he piPd~ed to kee p working on Iss ues of I rude C'Onccrn . Ftca~an toast ed the prim~ mini ster by say lnl{ the ir talks r•arllcr In the day had been " lo rlhrl ~ ht and productive," and he u r~ed . "Lei us not he afraid to takr ·our · rei at lonshlp to It s ultimate." Hcagan a nd Nakasone enJoy a frlrndl y relations hip. and Naka · sonc• sai d he ra mr to Washington lor his lOth m<'rtlnl( with the president - the first statr visit by a .Ja pam•se prim<' mlni strr In six years - against t hc•advi<'c•of others. Man.v .Japanrst• offlrlals wrre angc•rpd by thr U.S. sa nrt Ions lmpos!'d April 17 In rcta llallon lor .Japan's fallut'<' to abide h>· a 1~6 co mpu ter c hip agr·t•<'mrnt. and Na kasonr. already In polltl · ra l tmulllr at homr, took a rongresslonal slap In tht' fot ·p because he arrlvt·d as lh<' Hnusr passed a rouglr trade• rr torm hill. Eastern Board takes action against deficit lt was voted to hire Wilvn" Be nn'ett as substitute· 'bus driver , a nd Carol Brewer. fr eshman class adv isor. The• bOard also voted to approve· placing Ron Hill and Carol.vn Tripp at the appropriate level on the salar y " ' hcdulr upon the complmlon of ad dit ional .edu cational rt-qulrcmrnt ~ as per the date of r·om plctlon. The board then moved Int o a second executive ·session a.nd after that agai n went lntooprn sessio n to an nounce that a special meeti ng has been SC't lor the emp loyment or a ~uperlntenden t on Ma y 7 ut 9:30p.m. Present were board members Susie Hei nes, Ca thy Manicke, and .Jim Ca ldwe-ll; Superintendent Richard Ro· berts; Dan Apiing, high shcool principal ; John Reibel , county supe rintendent; and Eloise Boston. treasurer. ,• ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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