http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b90b6c8b166a0f0d609e723291b9b37.pdf 74d1823011e2bd201aea203e6ed4bfea PDF Text Text . .. "r Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis,' Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page-'-D-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel r·ommlllrcs. bur thr plans arc ln the works to form th e usual committePs any 'orga ni zation has, such a s those dealing with fund raisin~. public rrla tion s. sprrial rvr-nt .sa nd fac·.t finding . to name' a the school co uld not be deter· mined. Withou t cost delermina· lion; the voters who will be deciding on the sc hool board levy in November's election will have no idea how much of their taxes they will be voting on to go for a new, Gal iia Academy. While Wiseman praised Gallia Academy's facul ty and adm i nis· !ra t ion for doing a successful job in encouraging their studen ts to do we ll in school and as a by -product of such aca demic success, he underscored the fact that a new facilit y would help. even more. He pointed ou t that. state-man dat ed classes ca nnot be as wcll-pmvided for in Gallia few~ Wiseman sa id l hi11 a <.IC'finif(' location would havr to be found bv thr end of .Ju ne, or thr cost of Municipal Court GALLIPOLIS - In Calllpolis Munlci pol Court 'f'hursrla y. Ca roly n Ward . of :15 WC'st Aparl ment s, Ga Ill polis, w;" giw·n a suspended 9il-day jail term anti court costs fo r obstructing offi· r ial bu siness condurtr·tl IJy thr· Gallia Coun t v Shrriff' s Department. · Ca rl E. Strwart, :14. of llt. 2, Pa tr iot, wa s not finrd , hut hr· paid tou rl costs for <.~ssun •d ('jp<J r dlstanre. . Jamf'S S. Robinson . 411, of 1:1:1 Lower River 11oad . Gallipolis. forfeited a $1() bon d lor drh·ing l eft of centrr . In Ga llipol is Munlcipiil Court Frid ay, Sa ndra K. Cardill. :111. ol Bldwt•ll. was fi npd $ 11 and givr-n a suspend<•d six -mon th j,ail fl•t·m for not having a driver 's lit·t·n.sr·. In addit ion, she had to pav <'OUtl costs for not having opPrati \ 'f' bra kes . In oth er cou rt ncw.s. KPi th D. Ceulell , 21i, of Rt. 2. Crown Ci ty. wa s fined $12 and givrn a si x-m onth suspPndcd j ail Jcrm for not having a drl vl'r's lir <' nsr. Michael E. Nor thup, IR, of 1\t. 2. Crown City, wa s l'lnrd $12 fo r , ass.ured clear dis tant'!' .. John H. Harris, 18, of Ca rroll . was l inr d $12 for spet'd in g. J.orl An n Copley, 21, of :t9 Y., Sta te St., Apt. 4, was fi ned $o for not pa y ing parki ng meter v iola! ion s. Spe('dlng bonds wprr forlritrd by Rober t M . Ba squez, IX. North wood, $41; Ca rl F:. SI IJil'.v. o2, Point Pleasant . W.V" .. $:\!1: ,Jerry R. Massi t•. Trxas Cit.v. Texas, $40: Crov<'f' (' . F'iPids. t:•. Rt. 1, E:w ington. $411; .lanw' fl . Wilson. 40:W inflrld. W.Va ...Ht: and Pau l M . Whi t<'ia trh . 1!1, Logan. $41. OlhN bond., W<' rr fruft•i ll'd b.v Pa m ela B.vus. Patrl0t Star Route, GDillpolis. $20. not pay ing parking metrt' violatio ns: Mary L . Fellurt•, ~,:;, J·:urrka Star Route. Ga ll ipolis. $;(1, fal lu r• ' to y irld; l.ois Cos tr •n .'Iibert , f>1, Jlq int Plr•asv n t , W.Va .. $40, l'tla ngi ng lan c·s without cau tion ; Jlr·gg,v A . Thom;J s, :,:!, Rl. 1. C'ht·shirt•, ~40 , improper turning; .lf' tf re.v l l\l' t', ~!-1 . ru . 1,!\urthup, $411. ('Xpirt ·d plato.\ : fl irha rd 1.. l ngb . 1H. 1\ t. 2. Patriot. $40. un." ' '' ' l't•hi<'it •; .ldfrc•v I .. Stigr r. I H. I 'at riot Si ar Hou t r . Ca llipoli s, $-10, rtri vlng ldt of •·t•ntN: Lori .1. Somrrvillr. 2fi. Ht. :1. (;allipolis. $40. runnin g i.J s!op sign; f)( •llu M . H ughart, 19 , Point Two trucks involved in Friday mishap CALLl POLIS - T wo trucks were involved in an acciden1 Frida y, at ll : l5 a.m .. in Chester Township, on Ohio 248. acco rding to the Ga llia·Mci gs Post of the Stale Highway Patrol. Kim H. Eaton. :m. of Somerset. hod h(•r truck parked on Ohio 248, with a flagman sta nding i n the road nearby, when a truck dri ven by Floyd D. Weber, 73, of Long Rollom, was fl agged to the left lane. Weber struck Ea ton's truck as Weber changed l anes. Webet' wa s cit ed for assured cl ear di stance. Ph•Jsan l , W.Va .. $4 (J. running i.l stop sign: .tl'!frPI' 1.. Fic•l d,, :11. Pom c·rov. $-111. ta ilgat )ng; Margaret i .. Mit.-l~t • ll . -17. Rt. 1, 11idwrll . $40, no r au!ion \1/hPn pul l ing ' from (.1 r- uriJ; .Joh n l '. Harbrr. 21. NPison~·i ll( •, $~il fi shing \virhout (.1 lirr-n_ ; p; an d l 'olbv ll . Mc C' I<tS· k('.v. ~ fi . Ut. I. E.w in gt on, $~:~. li!H•rin g on <.tnotlwr ·s propf'rt y. Val/(~ ~TRETORN " "DYNATECH" . ' • Tretorn's high-performance aerobic shoe • Full-grain leather upPer • White with blue and gray midsole • Women's Sizes 5-10 · t • fordOOI nex bars for mobilit y • Superior comfon and cushioni ng . Vo l.36. No .264 . 65 ~~~~~~ · MILES OF· SMITH BUICKS, PONTIAC.S AND PRE-OW·NED 'l.r--- fAillE at/ ,_.MMD • Pi«·k 4 ' Supt>r l..ollo 6-10..25 20- 1i-43 UNDER OWNERSHIP : MAC WILLIAMS ' n By LEE LEONARD stint any co nduct that is unbecoming of a candidate." sai d L uebbers. " M aybe if they know it's going to· cost them a prelly penny, they'll subside." Lu ebbers' bill requires candidates to sign a statement before each campaign stali ng the,know the l aw on fair ca mpaign practices and will abide by it. ' The House reco nvenes at II a.m. Tu esday and t he Sena te at1 :30 p.m. Principal ite m on the ca lendar this week is a planned Thursday vote in t he Senat e on a co mprehensive overhaul of sav ings and loan regula tion within the Ohio [)('partmrnt of Commerce. The mea sure, which was on the floor two weeks ago but w<'nl back to co mmlttE'e, is sc heduled to re-emerge from the Financial Institu tions Com mitt ee minu s a . controversia l provision which would have retained the 25 perce nt interest ceiling on cre(li t cards and revolvin g c harge a.:·count s. Meanwhile. Republicans in thr Ohio Senate arr send ing signals they will scr ap a coni t·overslalt ax amnes ty pl an proposed in the stal e bud get by the ' S miles South on Rt. 2 from Silver lridgl in Gallipolis Ferry, WV. Store Hours 8 o.m.-6 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. . . ~) ' ~ ' -, .. e ftl" EMPIRE FURNITURE Spting f/ougeclesning A Point Pl easant MONDAY SCENE firt•fi~hl er douS<•s a hot spot at tht> Hall home on Lotk 25 Road Monday . Th~ house was tht• scene o! a Sunday flrt• which des troyed lhe structure and kilh•d a mother and two of her sons. Lillie. Churl.and Darrell Hall all perished when !Ire ••ngulled their horne Sunday. (OVP photo hy Karen Kidd ) Pomeroy nian is killed in mishap "II all the new Smith Bucks, Pontiacs, pre-owned cars that have been sold in the past 33 years were parked bumper-to-bumper, they would form a line of cars that reaches over 65 miles ... · from our dealership to Chillicothe OH. That's than 20,000 Smith cars in all! No matter what others claim about their prices, over 20,000 people have found the right price at Smith Buick-Pontiac. Any way you measure it, that's a lot of satisfied customers." s299 MINIMUM 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH FINANCING NOT ON \Mhll O!POIIT M~l HI - Doc Smith REOUIREO 11 PRICE OR MORE OFF ITEMS WE STILL HAVE MANY ITEMS FOR THIS SALE LEFT SOME ARE BELOW 1/2 OFF OR MORE! ' . \ "A lot of things have changed since Smith Buick sold its first new car. but now - more than 20,000 cars later - we are still a lamily owned and operated dealership, and our relationship with our customers is still based on the same principles: We •nt you to 1111ke an · informed and confident buyi,. decision - Willful llbly. without prtSSUII - and we Wllnt you to klllill wt'll be here with quality service to protect your important investment Tlllfs the reason over 20,00) people 11M CltoSIII to beCome owners of new Smith Buiclls. Pontiacs, and pre-owned cats." BETTER HURRY THEY WILL GO FAST AT THESE LOW PRICES. .' ·'(- .J· • 142 C'-lld Avt. uick-Pontiac Inc. . Pho11t ••6·1405 Golli,oha ___ _ __:__, , --- 446-!212 enttne 1 Section, 10 Pag es 25 Ce nt s A Multimedia Inc. New spap er • admi nistration of Gov. Richard F . Cr i es ! ~ and expa nded by House Democrats . Se n. Barty Levey, H-Middletown, " -' ~ Cd ""na te leaders late l ast work to junk the amnPSI:V plan. which he described as a "p ig in a pok e" <l ncl ca llrtl "an in sult to honest, taxpay ing Ohioa ns." Sen. Stan ley .1. Aronoff. H· Cinci nnati , chair· mt~,n of lhc Scna tr F i na nce C'ommlltrC', h11s indica ted he wou ld like to modlf)' the amnt'st)' plan if rep lacl?m(ln t rPvf'nuC's ra n bC' found . This mi ght not be difficult, because Republi· ra ns have brl itt led Ihe cstimaiPs o'f $2o million for th e Cel este amnesty pla n and $5:l mi ll ion for the House version. Th ey would prefer to upgrade' enforcPmcnt of tlw lt.~x laws to galn lhr rrvenuc s. Th e Celeste adm inistra tion 's amne st)' plan ca lled fo r a 45- day period du ri ng whiPh an est imated iO.OOO taxpay<:'rs who have nrwr filed a return could pay th e state wi thou t pen all y. Th e House Pxpandcd I hi s to 90 days and addPd over 400,000 known ciC'li nquf" nl laxpayPrs. Rt' puh lirans ob jected brrau sc th(• stair all orn r)· genf'ra I' s offirc a l n 'J d~r is pursuing rna n~: or t hC'S(• " I s trong ! ~· br.llrvf' th ai tax amnPs 1y, ll'gurd · IPss of Its share or form . Is an affront to ev<•ry hard·wmking Ohio:1n who pays t;;lxC's on timf'." Lf'vr~' sa id in a lC't !(']' to Aro no ff . "To base:> any sw te 0:'\pl?nditun•s on n•vP nu C's rrom a t ax amnPStl program wou ld be lhr pqu lva lent of supplyi ng a pig in a poke without the pig ... Sen<~ ! <' Rrpub licans last werk prcsen t0d an al< ernatil'<' to '' H ou ~P· npprovecl 4.7~• percent ~ r oss receipts "" on ln tNs lat<• long distanc!' tl'i<'phon•· t•u ll.' . Thr Sen<lit' GOP plan ral l s for a !i prrcrnt sa les tux on the r al ls. with ex0mptlons for romputrr <t nd W i\T~ Hm•s. am! u ~ p~ 1 rcc nt rt~IP r<'ductio n lor rcsld<•ntl ai users. In thr Housr. th• • Ways and Means Commill<'t' wil l hol d a hearing 'l'u csdny aft Prnoon on Scnatr -passr'd lcgl.sla l ion ca ll ing for a $1. Rbilli on. lfl-yrar bond issuP for loca l hlgh:-vay and brldgr rrpair . And thr Housr Fin<mrr Com mill e<· will meet a t 1h<' sa mr time to take up a ront rover sIa I mcasu rC' restricting I he invrstmenl of public pension funds in companlrs operati ng In Sout h Africa . rases . Three die in Mason County fire early Sunday morning _. BIG SALE ON EVERYTHING IN STOCK! THIS WEEK ONLY ·oHIO ~ALLEY TIRE OUTLET • Propose hill to halt ne·gative campatgntng_ CARS WE ACCEPT ALL STATE AND NAnONAL ACCOUNTS Low tonight near 65. High 'l'ur,day near X5. I:"rohahilit. of preci pitation 60 per cen through Tuesday . :!89:~ • COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP! I - Strong and bitter medicine against nega ti ve politica l ca mpai gning is be ing prescr ibed in the Ohio House of Reprcsentat iv es. The House E:lrct ions and To wnships Committee wi ll hear a bill Tuesday afternoo n wh ich permit s the Ohio E lec tions Commission to stop negative ads with in 15 days of an election. using a $10,000 dai ly fi ne as a weapo n again st the offending ca ndidate. House Speaker Vernal C. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, who sa id he became "fed up " wi th the negative campaign i ng las t fall. is beh ind the lQgisiat ion. " Those ca ndidates who issue charges against I heir opponents for thP publicity or to mud<ly the wa ter s have been gett ing away wit h i t because they believe there's no teeth In the law. or th ey don' t know the law." sa id Rep . .lrrome F. L uebbers, fl-Cincinnati. who is ca rrying the bill for Riffe. " Ma ybe Jhis will make them think before th ey • Ji'A'RADIALS :J97 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 18, 1987 ~opyright ed 1987 ~- Lottt~ry • Dail)' Numht'r at y UP I Statehou se Reporter U .. utQ• .& L • roR(STO .. l • M> C Hf LP .. Ohio • • 'Cire Outlet ; Eagles win Class A ·Sectional Tourney Page 3 a r~th~e;h;i;gh;;sc;h;o;o;t.;·;T;h;e;h;ig;h;s;ch;o;o;l~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~ .. TOvO • RE!oio,.c.ro .. • B r GOOO"IC .. BFGOOOniCH . 1985 has not so lved' he problem of ~rich Oltio " hard to gel school board levv · !Of this nature) passed." . ' . : enough. It's just a shame it 's so Academy's present facilities as they would be if more mooern facilities were available. The new high school issue, of cou rse, is anything but new. • In Novf>mber, 1985, voters were heavily against an SA-mill levy that would have raise<! $9.8 million for new fac ilit ies. Nearly 63 percent of th e voters said no to the ll•vy, which Wiseman said failed because of the locat ion and the dollar amount involved. The proposed location was near the Ga llipolis Developmental Center. on the grounds of th e golf course. However, Wiseman Indicated that the resounding no vote in r May 17. 1987- we have now is not adequat e Community leaders want new· high school GfiLLIPOLIS - Tom Wi spman acted as spokesman Thurs day ni ght for community leaders desiring to sre the rclocat ion and construction of a new city high sc hool. Currently the organization. according to WIS< •man , has no president and is in thrdevt•loping sta ges. 11 has no organized • •' '\l ~ A Pomeroy man was k illed Sa tu1·day afternoon. w0st of Rutland. on Ohio 124. ncar Langsvillr. according to the Ga ll ia·Melgs Post of lh<' State Highway Patrol. Duane HowPII, JR. of Pomeroy , was pronounced dead at the scene by I he Meigs County Coroner after Howell. who was travel ing cas t on Ohio 124, lost control on a curve. went off the right side of the road and over tu r ned. He wa~ throw n out of thl' truck . He was not wearing a scat bel t. Funeral servi ces for the Meigs High School S('nlor will br held at Jl a. m. Tu<'sday at t he Ewing Funeral Home. Mr. Howell would have gradu· ated from Meigs Hi gh School n<'xt Sunday. He was cmpio.ved at the Sundry Store in Pom ero)' part -tim e in conju nct ion with his sc hool work . He was born at Ga l lipolis on April 29. 1969, a son of Drnnls and Nora .J<'an Howrll of Pomrroy . Other survivor s Include a brothet . Alii Howel l. Pomeroy: gra ndm oth~ rs. Virgin ia Howell of Ga llipolis and Emma Boswell. Poi nt Pleasant. W. Va., and several aunts and uncles . Preceding him in death werr his grandfat hers. William How· ell and Howard Rosell. Services wi ll be held alii a.m. Tu~sda .v at the Ew in g r un<'ral Home with Rev. Mike Thompso n officiating. Burial will be in Mei gs M e m ory Gardens . Friend s ma y call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . 1his even in g. Ohio Supreme Court employee salaries cut COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPli The sa laries of top employees of the Ohio Supreme. Court have been r<'duced since Thomas Moyer became Ohio chief j ust ice in .January. Eight rmp lo.vees hired under Moyer are paid an average of $4.200 less tha n their predecessors. Moyer said. Under former Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze, the court admi ni strator and clerk each made more than $70.000 annually, and the clerk of claims got slighll,. less than S65.000. Gov . Richard Celeste earns Sfi;.ooo a year . Mover savs the top court offici ~lls had ·Inflated pay sca les. . The eight employees under Celebrezze were being paid a total of $400,2:\2 when they left office, $.14,165 more than the total pay for those now in the positions. The biggest reduction in salary is for court administrator, where Stephan Stover is pa ld $12.771 less than the previous adminis· tra tor, Louis C. Damiani, who was gelli ng $7;,27o a ~·ear. • Marsha Mengel , hlrr d last week as clerk of the Supreme Court, will be paid S59,000a year . James William Kelly. t he pre· v ious clerk, was earning $71 ,8H when he left office. "Our attllude was that lh<' sa l aries of Damia ni and Kelly were Inflated ," said Moyer . " We f<:'it we could run the court more efficiently and frugall y than our predecessors, and yo u have to siart at the top with salaries. " Moyer said he believes In . st arting employees at a lower sa lary during their early months, then Increasing their salary if performance warrants. Salaries for the new court personnel are likely to Increase after performance reviews , Moyer sa id, but the Increases wiii not take olflcials such as Stover to tlamlanl 's pay level. Contra leader Calero faces palels today WASH INGTON tUPll- Nicaraguan Contra leader Adolfo Calero, a soft- drink bollier turned hard-bi tten guerri lla, fa· c!'s the co ngressional I ra nContra <'Ommillees this wrPk to tes tify about money and arms for hi s rebel army. Ca lero. head of thP largest U.S.-ba ckcd force fighting Nlca · ragua 's leftist Sa ndlnlsla govern ment , has denied his group received any of the profils from Presidrn t Reagan ' s secret sa les of arms to Iran . B ut he has conceded more than $.12 million ln anonymous cas-~ donat ions found their way. into Con tra war chests from 1984 to 1986 wit hout him knowing or ques tioning th e sourc<' of the funds - widely believed to be Saud i At'abia . " When you are In the desrrt and you're dying of thirst, you don't ask If the water they 're giving you is Srhweppcs or PerriPr," Calero said aftrr appearing in March before the federal grand jury working in the rase wit h independent prosecu tor Lawrence Walsh. Wi th t-he Boland Amendment, Co ngress barred U.S. military assistance to the Contras in October 1984. President Reagan had to l ight hard to get a $100 million aid package sig ned Into law in October 1986, endi ng the ban . Ca ler o told the gra nd ju ry and congressional investigators tha t th e largest Contra army, the Nicaraguan Demot'rallr Force, received a total $200,000 In the meantime from Lake Resources - the Swiss bank account under Lt. Col. Oliver North and reti red Maj . ·Gen . Ri c hard Secord in th eir central Iran·Contra roles . The a.ccount was the conduit for millions of dollars In pa y ments by Iran for U.S. arms and Is thought to be a source of other financial aid to the Contras. POINT PLEASANT- A Point Pleasant woman and two of her sons were kill ed when fire swPpl throu gh their home on Lock 25 Road off Route 62 North early Sund ay mornin g. accord in g to Poi nt Pleasant Fire Chief Jim Wood. Wood iden tifi ed the v ictim s as Lillie Hall, 49, and sons, Charles. 19, and Darrell . 13 . A thi r d son, Andy , 14, escaped by j umping out of hi s second· l!oo~ .lle<\r.!)O(Tl window onto a por ch roof, and from the roOf to the ground. Wood said. Cause of the 4:55a .m . bl aze Is und er l nvesligalion by th e slat e tire mar shall , the Mason Count y Sheri ff's Department and the Point Pleasa nt Fire Depart· ment. but Wood sai d it Initially appears th e fire was electrical in nature. No foul play Is suspected, he added. Thr · large two - st or~· brick structure. origina lly a lock huusP bui ll in the ear ly 1900s. was owned by Glady Amsbary, li:ll Fourth Ave., Ga l lipol is. Ohio. Wood said . Damage to thr structure was estimated at $5ti,IKKJ and monetary loss to the conte nts wa s rrcordrd at $7.000. Tht• Hall famll1· ha<l uppar - Th e bodies of all th ree vlrti ms en tlv moved thrr·e from the were found upstairs. and it C r0i.•r Road arCH about thrcr appeared at leas t one of them had month s ago , Wood said. allem pted to reac h sa fel y, Wood The fire chief said Andy Hall said. The th ree were pronounc£>d was apparently awakened by dead ' at the sr<•nc by Ma so n in tenS<• hea t , but was unabir to Co unty Cor onrr .John Grubb, reach his m other and brothers . M.D .. and thc·lr bodies l ra nsdur to fi amPs srpanlll ng him por trd by 1he Point Pleasa nt fro m the adjoining rooms . F:mcrgency Medical SPrvlrr to "Wht•n th r boy j umped ou t of lh<• Pl easa nt Va lley Hospllal and upstairs window, he ra n to u then on to the stat e Medi ca l neighbor's house and I he nolgh- Exa min<·r·~ Office In So uth Cha· bqrcamedown and trledlogr t to r icston for autopsies . I the vlcti msr but II was lm po ss l· 'The stair flrr m ars hal In· ble," Wood said. · 'Thr·.v wrn t spec!Pd I he see m• ~ und ay morn· bark 11 0 th r neighbor 's home, ing, Wood said. Twen ty-one flreabouiJOO yards wayt and ra llr d f l~ hi Pt's wit h th ree tanker s were Ull . on the scene until about 2 p.m . Sunda y, and flremt>n returned therr todav to wet down scvr r·a t "Thrrf' w ~t s no way ~ And.\') cou ld get to the• others. thr flrr hot spots. Onr Ca lllpolis fireman had traveled so fast," Wood said . assisted, and area flrr depa r t· " Th<' onl .v thing he could do was mPnts wer·e al erted bu 1not ca ll!'d IO I he SCCfl('. c·xit through that wi ndow to get out." Appalac hi an Powc·r Compun y Wood said th0 hoy apparently wa s not injured iri the fire, but asslstrd b.l ' dlsronnec t lng·power was scratrhcd and In a state of to 1hr house. A joi nt funera l for the Hail shock . He did not seck lmmcdlatr family will be Tu rsday at 11 a.m. medical attention, Wood added. at the Crow·liusscil Fun(•ral The house was totally engul fed Home. wllh buria l In Pro mi se in flames by the tlm'e th0 rtre Land Ccm<:'lery . detlarlmrn t arrived , Wood said . I Ships's death toll climbs to 28; final muster not complete WA SHI NGTON lUPi t - At least 28 Amcrlran sa ilor s ha vl' been co nfirmed dead In the Iraqi mi ssi le attack on the gui ded missile frigate USS Stark In lhr Per sian Gull, the Pe ntagon announced today . Firefighters moved lnlo bad ly damaged portions of theshlpthat flames ·left too hot to enter after the Sunday allack and th ey " now confirm that 25 more crewmembes arc known dead," a Defense Departm ent stat ement said . "This brings the total number of known dead to 28." At least slxot hers wcretrea tcd for Inju ries In Bahrain . "Final muster is in progress and thus not yet complete." the Navy said. Ind ica t ing the casualty list cou ld still be revised . Names of those dea d and Inj ured were withheld unti l their next of ki n could b<" notified. The frigat e was struck by at least oneoftwoocea n· skimming Exocet missiles fired by I raqi jets Sunday In darkness ~nd beyond the horizon. The U nited States described II as an apparenlly caseofmlslaken Identity In the 6\7 .year war between 1ra n and Iraq . "The Iraqis have ex pressed regret that the incident oc· curred," White House spokesman Dan Howard said. " ll's too early to assess the blame ... for who Is responsibl e ... what happened," Howard sa id. "The ship Is still dead In the waier. ... There will be an Investigation." Th e sh ip' s homeport Is Ma y- port, f' l u. Scamjn Mi chael c;raham, spok(•sm"n for the U.S. Nav.v ba se In Mayport . rust of .Jaeksonvllle, said Bfi famlilt•s of thr 200 men assigned to the Stark live In nor lht•ast Flor·Jda and mel wi th a chaplain dur ing thr night. (; r a· ham dPsrrlbcd t he famlllt•s as " frig htened and llrrd " whi le waiting for news of their loved ones. Sam Zakhem. lh(• u.s. a mba, . sador to Aa hraln . said th e cr ippled shi p wa s ~It nautlral rnllcs northeas t of Ba hrei n shortly befor<' R a.m. EDT. Th e tron t compar tment s " have been badly burn t," he said and fires " ha~' e rrflas hed," kPepl ng fir e· l ighter s bu sy. Officials said th ey hop!' th0 ship t•vt•ntua lly ra n makt• II to Tlahreln <•n it• ••wn pow(•t'. Fl vr crcwmrn wrrr pu II• ·d from l hr walf' t' aliV(' c-· arl,\ 1od;1,v . " They' rr OK ... 1'1 •n lagon spokt •sman ·u . Cmdr . Chris Baumann said. Jury selection begins Jury select ion began Monday F'rcrman. ct ul. Th(• Injunctio n morning In Meigs County Com · restrains th!' rlcfrndant from man Pl eas Co urt in an action by altering. modil.v ln g or obstruct · Robert Klein and Tamm y Klein . lng a r ight -ol -wa.v . Welrhtown Hoad, Pomeroy, et An action has br0n fll!'d h)' D. al , against Ewi ng Funera l Horne Michael MuiiPn , Po m<'roy , In c. , Pom~ro y. The suit wa s flied against Gr nNul Motors At·c·r·pin June 198S. Ben H. Ewing, lance Corp ., Chr-sa pea ke: ernPomeroy, was di smissed re· cral Motors Corp.. [ktroit . ccnll y as a personal defendcntln Mich.: and Buick Motor Dtv~ the action. lslon, rllnt, Mieh., S IPmmln~ A six-month prison sentence from the all eged faiiurr of for Mi chae l A. Sheffield has been Smllh -Nel so n Motors I nr .. Pomesuspended and the d~fendant roy, to co nfo r m to warran ties placed on probation for two- which aecompan ied the plai nyearsaflerenterlngtothecourla ' tiff' s purchase of a new autornowrlllen plea of guilty to forgery . . bile in September 1986. Pl alnllfl The defendant has al so been sta tes in his complai nt th at ordered to mak e restitution to Smith-Nelson has bee n unable to Big Bend Foodland. correct severa l defects in th e car , and becau sroflhi S. plalnl!ff asks for the pur!'hase contrartto A preliminary fnjunctlon be rescl nded. ln addllion, he asks against the defendant has been for j udgment. jointly and sever granted in the case of Brian C. ally, 'of $2,979.86 plu s i nterest. Rllchart versus Rona ld Edwa rd • �. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio _, Monday, May 18, 1987 • • Commentary Daily washingtOD merry•gO•rOUnd __ The DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS MASON AREA ~lh · ts'm~ ~v ~~-,-~~d·~ ROBERT L WINGETI Puhllsher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The Unllcd PrE.'ss International Inl and Daily Press As~.;oclatlon tnd the Amer ica n Newspaper Publishers Association I E'M'E RS OF' O PINIO~ ar(' wcl t'O mc They should bP less than :nl wor<ls long All lcmrr s ~ rr su bj N l 1o a:ll tlng <:~n d rru st br> signed wUh name address and tclcp hon<' numb(lr No un signed tellers v.lll be Jll bll-'> hcd Letl cn should be In good til slt', addn'Ssl nl<! Issues. not pcrsona llt lf's, WASHINGTON -TheAgrlcu l l ure Deparlmenl Is only a few blocks from I he Whil e House but ap parently Its purchasmg people didn ' t get word that Pres ld enl Rea gan wa s decl aring a trade war against Japan On April 17 the very da~ the presrdent announced sanctions agai nst some Japane se tmports an America n computer m anu rae turer was Informed bv an Agn cullure Depa r t ment contract of fleer that II had lost out on a mullomJlllon dollar co nt rac t - to Hitac hi the Ja panese electron lcs giant The $48 mil iron comput er co n tract awarded to Htlachl s Amencan d1 stnbutor, VION Corp has been put on hold because of appeals by the Amerl ca n form StorageTek and another U S btdder IBM Ac cord mg to co rporate document s o b t a~ned by our reporrer Karen Talley StorageTek's brd was ar least $10 mil lion less for the Agrlculrure contr ac t wh1le IBM's btd was several' mrllr on dollers lower than the wlnn~ng H!lachl pnce The General Serv1ces A m~nr s­ trallon ts revte w~ng the bidding and a dec1slon on the appeals by StorageTek and IBM rs expec ted Jn June The particular Hnac ht equ tp ment that Agriculture wants to nese compani es whose practice or dumprng compur er ch1ps on the U S market at below cost prtces led to the sanctwns tmposed lasr month, according to Gary Holmes of 1he U S Trade Representarlve s off1ce The rdea behtnd the sancllons was that a gel tough approach would persuade !he Japanese government to ellrnmat e some or the trade barrrers that have m ade tl dtfflcull or Impossible for U S exporter s to sell their goods In J apan Leonard speaks frankly with editors Agriculture officials said the Hitachi system Is better su1ted to the departments needs than either IBM s or StorageTek's The equipment is needed for a variety or administrative tunc 110ns hke finance and payroll , for ortrces 1n Washington and across the country By LEE LEONARD UP I St.llchouse Reporlo r CO LUM BUS Oh10 1UP I I - Evu Since he r etu r ned to the Stat ehouse this vear iJ lot of obsrr vrrs ha\ c bern wond er mg about the mak eup of I t Gov Pa ul R Leonard InquuiRg minds want to The departments bid proposal Slated that technical superior lty wlll be considered more Important than cost" and added ' Award, however will go to the offerer whose offer repres ents the combination of technical merit and cost most favorable to the governmenr kn ow When he• v.as on the LegiS iatute tn the 1~70s I eo nard had the of d rr ee sp1r11 Obvtou sly hts strong suit ls m ro mm un" at to ns Ho s a goadu are of Ohto Un lver slty s rournallsm S( hool a t ock bJ n d s mgr1 .:.~nd a par t 11mr arlm in rommumt y lhe<~le~ Hr has I he g tfl of gab Ju st thr t J( kpt f01 ii C'U U.' nant governor ng ht? Don t havP to do mythmg bullld Yrl a oound and talk 11 up sprea d tl on thtrk A week ago I co nard s h o ~ r d t he edt tor s of the states new spaper s hP m.t y br macleo t d little mot e tha n marshm allow fluff hair sprav dn d l.l l oo lhsomr g 1 In On e dn oJflro f .ary ll art q ui t the poesrdenltalr are L eonard stood he! ott tho oJnn u 11 meeting ol thr Un tted Press Inter natoonal Ohoo fo dt loos i\ssmlat ron a nd sa od fla tly th at >ta keout journahsm' has no pldCt 1n o~ss Pmblm g a story on a pollt1ran s per sonal ch.:.~r art e r HI' o~l s o s c~ul th£ JP IJCioolran( C' of Sf'Xual tndJsCrC'tl on should nev e1 h dVl' tll 1 u m r tn tssu£' m th r pr0S JdC'nll al r<.~m palgn und that the mrdld h.1d bC':-- 1 bP ( 11 c lui ho w fdl 11 C\lfl les lh(• Fir st Amendment You u 1 (' p1 011ss 1on llmJt u l on l y hv your ov. n ro d e or conduct hr Sdld Th e lieut ena nt govro not sat d ho frlt HuoI behaved woong and that thr med l.t should not be bl.tmrd for brtng the messenger He sa id poltllel ans hu\ c• 111 lear n lhoJt tl s a Peo pl e M agaz in e s ort e t~ wher e thr publtc Is lnlrl Csted In the provate lt ves of public figures Nonothclrss II took a ro•rtaln amou nt or courage on the part of Leo nard who will be In th o th ick or the governor's contest In 1990- and thu s In need of ncwspape1 support- to say what he did to theedllors, dnd without checktng th e wind of publi c opinion first It wa s sort or re freshln g 1 c.-on:..11 tl s lM la nred standup prescnt at \on showed he Is capabl£' of r u!lm g !o the r orr o t rm por t Jntl s~ ucso n lltll e no ttrl' andri.lndo morf' lhiln Wdlu st 111 ypll ow !'; us p(nciPIS <.~ nd a Pttlr of j)tnk hra tt shaped 'iiJa d rs Spc tk m g nr go \£ tnd JH C'st dPn lrdl rootmpmgns Sc n.ll r Min O!t h I I tth.' l llmr v M r!o; hf'l n Youngs t O\\ n thinks Gov Richa r d F' CC' lrstc m 1V hd \P r1 bf'IICl rhi.lrlC'C' m\ ,JV rr om Ohto than dt home whPI ( p1opll ro nrc nti .II C' lliOI C' on h1 s ptt sonal rotbl es than hi s r nor s rP(Oi d IS g OVf' l tl OI Mc s htl tu!d t rpor tr i S ell lht end of the WPrk lh dl Pf'Oplr In Ma ssc~rtt u srt l s <dn t undc l sfund why he would l1ke their Gov Mulwr l D ukukts rot pt ( Sldf'nt and New YorkC'I s (' i:Jn I under stand ttw ft~ sr lndtton r lsr whf't C' \\t th GO\ M a1to C' uomo When 1!0 tColes tol gets IWdY to other pa rt s of the' ounl ry I hoy do n 1 kn o ~ ' '" ' tlun g .t boutlll s pel son.•I foibl es saod Mcs hol They loo k ,,, hi s I('(Ot d .1nd 'lh.tt he s don0 lot hi ~ state Ha1 tng put bo hind htmself mam or hts e.orlle1 Pl obi oms he has as m uch t tght to bo• out tholl' ,ts .t m bod v d se said the Se nat e D<'m1 1 11 u If' 1dr1 But M es hol io' il co1 l v sllenr 11 hon askrd If he 1\0uld aba ndon hi s ' "I\ support fo o Oukakts tf ( c les te )ump s tnlo the p! ostdentl.olr aro> Is th r 1ru n \' mo1r ('o rfcC'' hr sm1IC'd Donation~ Thr Sv 1 d( usr E IPmrnt d rv Sc hool P I 0 vo to>ot "' !lic it meet lng hold on M.1 v 12 ~~ ~7 to uncl r1 tdkr ,, maj01 p1n jf'C t to lmpr ovo I ho bu ildi ng "' Syt '" usr Go<~ d e School Tho PI O In s IO!rclto havr 1 lllr rt oo1 In s! lilrd O\ r r 1ho ole! rcmen1 rl oOJ I h1s ' ' pr· or 1flont wil l C'l lmlllCII(' \C'I.IIIV m.,Jinten .. •ncc mnkr thC' i ll f'd <'tiSit:'l fO kcrp clrdn p1 ovldr r1 COH'f lll j:! hiC'h 10 pli V dnd Imp! O\ r thr notso In 1he StlfPI " til fd('{' Oil \\ ,Rv mn ,Jsl um This p l OJ<'CI Is !l ,n gr rman clll l und('JIii kin g btu one- thH1 thr P'fO feels " oil not on I} bellrt the sc hool fo o llw students but lot rhr rommuml\ dS \\('II Thr South r r n Luc.Jl Sc hool Boa1 d at their last mecttng lllotat(•d $1000 00 IO\\a rds !Iu s pt ojec l E\cn wtth this genr t ous d"SJSUl ll C'C' h om thr sc hool s\ '*'Ill ,\n .1mount rqua I to s un1 01 11101 C' n('('d s to br raisPd In ltruofalll 1\~e o f othel fund souf{h t Southern a grueling defeat as the Eagles roared to VIctory when junior lhtrd baseman Mark Grlf fin hot a nslng line drive over the SHS ce nterflelder to br ing M ike M artin home ~ tlh the winning r un a 7 6 Eastern victory Eastern contmues on the Major.; ~e nat or in Colo rado of his personal life dod not jeopardize the nation or h1s commrrmenr to the national lntere§t It was not comparable to the bad rudgment that led to the Illegal diversion of fund s to the contras Ovr 1he past lev. decades we have had a series of presidents who vrolated their constllutlonal oath tn the name of national securrty Gary's sense or history, his respect for constitutional govern ment and his rntelllgence would have kept him out or such actions Just as he was' right In rewctlng the mostaken judg ments that created such national crrses as Watergate and the current Reagan fiasco I do not feel reassured for the nat ton that we have found a way to eliminate Gary for personal Indiscretion while we still honor the architects of the Vietnam tr agedy and or her mlsjudgmenrs that have cost the nation so dearly In blood treasure and lnternal!onal sta nding to mond When onf' rrporiPr at a New Ha mpsh rre press co n fpre-nce as ked htm tf he had ever co mmtlted adu lt el y I wr shed Ga ry had replied " If I answer yes are you a big enough hvpomte to cast the ftr st stone?" Bevond th1s wherC' Is our sense or compass10n toward a bro ther In l oouble and und er terrible pr es sUI e and r mbarrassment a s As he himself publlclv an nouncrd hE• dc m onst rat rd bad Jud gm ent 1n thr now celebrat ed tn c tdenl with Donna Rt ce But hke man y other Amrr1cans I a m troublei:l about the m annrr m whtch he wa s forced out of the racP Even tf he was partoa l to rom antic adve nturism and an under standable reluc tancr to dtsc uss ot I find the post ures of som e of hts crlltcs hy pocntrca l and se lf nghteou s 'Judge not and that ye be not judged he struggled to ex pl atn him self tn tho ft shbowl of a presodenl!al ca mpaign? I ftnd I he press stakeoul of hi s home demeantn g to both rhe press and the cand idate 11 Is true rhat Gary m1stakenlv challenged th e press to "tall hom and II may be true that there wa s 'arrogance or Indifference on hts part about rho relevance of public consequ ences of hr s prl vatr life as onC' r epo rt er assrr1M But Garv s mrstaken handling F01 m er Sen wp remain Sy 1acuse Elemenrary School PTO Ter E'Sa M Tvson DrummPr Publlcltv Chairman Today in history nv l lnitt•d Pres."! lniL•rnatlonltl Toduv IS M omI tv M av 18 thr H~th da\ of 1987 Wllh 227 to follow fh C' moon is tpp l mH hmg 11 s las t quaJI£'t fh C' m01 nmg st 11 s dl e Venus lup! let and S,IIUin Ther~e nnlgshns JlrMr 1c u q and Ma 1s Those bor n on th1~ da tr at e undr1 the sogn of 1 aurus They Include English phllosopho' til e\ mathl'mal tcoan Bertra nd Russell rn 1R72 ar rhllrrt Wall rr Gtopru s rn lRH' film dlr('('tor Frank Caprd In 1897 1age 9111 smgro Prr" Como 1912 t age 7'>1 ballet dancer Dame Mar go t F'ont t•y n In 1919 1.1gc• lffi) , Pope John Paul I! born Korol Wo)t y la tn 19211 tage 671 .J r tot s Pernell Rotl<'rts In 19:10 (ag<> ~7 ) and Rotl<'ot Motsc rn1911 tagP>i>t an dbaseballplavorReggle lacksonln 1946 , ••go4 11 On th is dat e In hlsto1' In !860 Abr .tham Lon eo ln was nominated for president by the Republica n Party at tt s ronvenlton tn Chicaj!o Gary Hart s downfall over charges of an till cit affair wllh a much younger woman ra ises sevcralrmportant Iss ues L et us I! y to consider them separatel v There Is first of all the question of whether I here ts any truth to the story Hart ha s admllted tha t he and a l awyer William Broadhurst took an overm~ht cruise to Bimini wllh Donna Rice and her fr iend Lvnn Armand! aboard a private yacht , and that they subsequently enter talned the same two young wo men over most of a weekend In Wa shingt on while Harl's wife, Lee was In Colorado But Hart Insists rhat nothing Improper occ urred and Mrs Hart says she believes him The Miami Herald , on the other hand draws much darker conclusions from the known eve nt s and li s version of th em varies from Hart's rn certain respect s Further details are still coming to lighl In the circumstances , rr would probably be b<>st ro suspend judgment for the time tl<'lng on whi!l actually happened Bur we must rnev11ablv proceed with the discussion by assuming the worst What then? The first problem Is rhat the American people are divided on just how bad adultery ts For many people, It Is enough that it Is expressly forbidden by t he Seventh Commandment On the other hand, a 1980 survey of t he opinions of the media elite (l or example) discovered that a m a jorlty of those questioned could not even bring themselves to agree that adullery Is wrong In any case, a candidate !or the presidency must at all costs, SUCh actiV It y If he IS going to engage tn II Plent y of ca ndidat es ta nd pr es id ents) have done both but that does n t affect the point The potntls that there are stil l qu!le enough Ameri cans w ho d isa pprov e strongly or adultery ro make t he cosr of tis disclosure pollltcally orohtbttl ve for a pre stdenrl al candidate Next ques tion If a presldenl!al ca ndidate engages m adultery and a report er discovers thi s oughr he to report the !act? This obvrously may depend on what the reporter himself per so nally thinks of such conduct If he Is sincerely opposed to adult ery, he may feel little or no compunctiOn about tellin g whar he knows, on the theory thar It sheds highly releva nt ll ghr on the bas1c character of I he ca ndidate But what If the reporter lsn I opposed to adu lter y? !Does It matter In such cases that the reporter Is not runmng for president' Would he srrll be justified In blowing the Whistle on somebody who rs•i Or whatlf the r eporter opposed adultery but doesn t b<>lleve that the fact th at someone commits it Is r eleva nt to th at persons qualiflcatloons to COOC€'31 mnocent and certa inly If not reflects very poorly Indeed on Cary Hart For It raises the gravest questions about his judg menr and judgment Is surely one of the mos t omport ant of all quahl!cattons for the presidency Srmtlarl y I he vo ters who are more soph is ticat ed about these th ings than they ar e somet rmes gtven cr edit for are llkelv ro think less or Gary Hart In almost any case - either because they disapprove of adultery and con slder rhe com mission of It a relevant mdex of character or b<>cause Hart, as a front running presidential candidate, had no better sense than ro commit It or to act In ways that give rise to a perfectly understandable Infer ence that he did so t.a~l " I I t ( II 11 II HIH I II Iiiii rk '\ 11 \ lotnllll \hill IUI,;o 11.:111lm r II tr It m II ' ' 1111 1 ,,,, •' • \\ ... t II. • n-~ t t' s. 1111 I >Ill t m \linn ~ • 1 ,, U>klu d ' ,, \ 11! 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COP\ PRICE ............................ lSCr n1s serve as prestdent 1 Dlih Either of these consoder atlons ml ghl well deter a conscientious reporter from raising the Issue Bur in one way or another as In the present ' rase, It often does contrive to get r arsed But there Is another aspect or the matter Reporters and other observers who C'an't bring themselves to argue that adultery ought to bar a person from the Oval Office may nevertheless consider that this episode, even Suh•• rl bf'1 -: not d1'SIIIn21n pm 1ht 1 u t h t mil\ lf'm ll In 1(1\uncr 1llnr1 In 1'h1 D tll\ ~nltnf'lona3 6or12 month hu"l' f't('rlll \\Ill bl' Ell ('n r trrlrr C', tch \1.1 ' k No ~<ub~trlpilons b' mall pom!IIJ'<IIn 1rl'it~ \\ht r f' homr rarru•r srr.ltt ~~ II tll tbll MAI!TI~ SCORES \\IN N IN(, ltUN - E.tstern's M1koo ~1artln on•d tht• wlnnmg run in S.tlurday's 7 b st•c tlonlll c harnpinn~hip vu tory oH r .lrcll rl\ \1 Suutht•rn on Uu M('ig~ diamond !'it Bird pace~ Celt1n to Ea~tern crown Cardinals complete sweep of Reds; Giants, Astros beaten It I1hn ml 111 nil miH, '" 1\ I I II 'I rHro 1l ~1 1 m K 111t\ " \ ra. nlglll li•11111.1 t ,,, ' I I II I'll l1 Il l I~ I 11l I - ltl 1 hm11ml I l h t nll od I r "'' lnl • n~1U n 11 'I I nl.. 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II!Jng bt.J(k J ~ d!i \ OU think dbou l ~ 11 <1 I unnr II who j)JI ( !lCd l1 om l'IH2 1o llll{I"IV.ilhllif' Pt ti SbUl g h Jl tr I t t ~ 1 111 S() 111 tnk l u I t h 11 11 s .Ill \-lot k1 d out Stx ty players have ber n se Two nlnr inmng .£wmr~ 1,1,1!1 bf' lected for all drst rlct honor s anti plu)f'd on Mav 24 Wllh the fl os tto c ho sen to partt clpate In an 1:>4\g\ n at noo n Admi SS IOn w 1H br East West ba seball series to tl<' S2 CoachPs 101 the dlstril t pl aved at Ohi o t,Jnlverslty ' s all star ga m rs a ll.. John Burlin g Tr a ut~ e ln Field In Athens on ton of A tho ns Rov Kellv of Sunda\ Mav 24 Se lec ti ons were Ri chm ond Dall' Southea stern m a d E' by coaches wh o are and l ack tam es ol Patriot members or the Sou theastern Southwestern fo1 the East and District B ase ba ll Coaches Lenny Co nrad of L ancasr N Ted Association Do" nlng of ( , rrenftt>ld M cC lam 1n addition to the all distri ct and Dea n Sc hulpr of Luc asvl ll o selec tions a coac h and six Valley for the West pla ver s ha ve been select ed as the Lenny Conrad of LJnca sl er ha s di strict s represe ntatives to the been e lecrcd as the group s All Ohi o ga m es to b<> played In president for next year and Rov Columbus In June Kellv of Richmond Dalf' Sou Brll Morga n or Dave Waller thraStf'rn <l S VICE' pn)slden t bolh or whom coach at Coal Rand y Burn side of Miami rracr Grove will serve as the di strict s will co ntinu e as secrPI,Jr y re present ative on the All Ohio treasurer coaching sta ff Players selected lt8i ALI...-f)ISTRJ(.T Br\SEBAI L Tt:;A M were Mark Bradley of Marietta Srh..- llo ns mad<' h\ mrmtxn 11f thl !Cla ss AAA ) Todd Harris or Scluihl"'aSif rn Dl~lrl rl Ba ~r ba ll ( (J<!fhl ~ Waverly Chuck Price of Coal A s~Ot" lallOn ptu y1 rs nam11d 10 ~ ,rl l' /pall In East Wrsr f.{il mPS at Ohio l.!nl\ f'r~lh, Grove and Keith ThrOC'kmorton TrautwPin F'lf"'ld In A!ht ns11 n Sundav MJ \ of M cDermott Northwest iCiass 24 Two91n n ln~t~!lm M; Y.11 l })('pl avrtl..., lth lhr first gamtt 1U nrxm All plavf'rs rh~t·n AA l and Ed Collins of Reeds arc- !tf"nlors vllle Eastern and Joe Cowman of Eo\ST ClASS AAA - Ed Rohf. A thl'n s CF' Paint Valley <Class AI Tonv Coif'S Alh(n s 18 P Bra d Rod~f'r~ All of the players selecred for Alhf'n5 IF Mlkr Wlckllnc- Ga llipolis P the district and slate all star Gary Harrison Gallipolis SS r rtc V('ldl C K(!lty Wolfr Logan rF Marl! games are seniors In addition , Lojlan Bradley Marl(llla SSP St:>an Blai r coaches must be a member of the MariE"IIa 18 CLASS AA - Mlkf' Mc Vey Ai'lpn OF assQC'Iallon and have attended a Jor Anderson Belpre P Mlk(' Chinn certain number ot meetings Fairland C Don &ockrr M!'l,l!s OF' during the year in order to have a Aaron lohn ~o n St!Pr ltl an 28 KPvl n Krumtauf Shf"r ldan SS Sc 011 MOOrP player eligible to be selected South Point 18 D<J11 Id Douglas South I hI n ! 1 1ld Allr' f Ill \\ I d So n~ "' \S~ r1n'1 I J •n O, d! l1 Ulh • t •T• HI / II ! rT II II J t nt ~ r n · ~ '' Jr..;-.:. 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Svmmt-s V ;~l t ( V OF f OA CIH S- l•nn v r onr<td l .a n c<t~ J('r I A /\ 1\ ) T 1 rl !1n wn l n~ G rNnf • hl MtCia! n rAA I J}I; Jn St hu ll'r Lucasv ll lt Val!('y fAI ALl 01110 SELECTIONS - Coa< h - Blli Mor~~: a n Coal Grovr or Davr \\ali( r Coal (,n;v( rl <1ss AAA- Mark Bradlt•y Ma rJ•IIa Class AA. - Todd Harrls Wa \ rorly Churk P rh::(" Cool (,rrN(' l<f" \lh Thr OC'kmomm Mc1Jf"rm011 NOrl hw• .s l Coas~ A- F:d Colllns R(or-ds\l lllf" E<~ s t' rn lol' Cowman Paint Vallf-v • ~\lt ll l'llt ~ huJ g h I 1 1 1 lhom1 :-- dl t! flm ot pi IH 1 ell \1 lo pm1 nl 111ll I Il k£ d 11 1m l h l t. og:-- d£1 ' ou.JI" ' ' s hop! ~ Ill 11 \O Ug l 1,1 _I.! U\ ll k1 !h 11 IIIII thin g<., \-1 01k Il LII \~1 !I1U IJ J.: t\l li rn Htu ~" o J J-! 1\ ( up O., lfll.!h .., to V\ ill tt M1 ( rl r .uH I I orn l h 1 1 tnt! \~ Jlk{{ l Jo!-.1 Oqu1 nd u K1 ll\ S/tJ l ht r•lfltl 11\i\ l' l tltl Sl,urh" '-lt t n II ( I \S~ \ /\'\ - \-\h1n hf \-\ ,.., \\ilh I V. 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' In an exact r epeat oppo sttr ftrld smgle by Steve H01 ner Amburgev then fm tshed st 11k on g out the side South ern came back rn the ftfth thf' l ast tv.o out s on stJ ikrouts :1gamst Sout he1 n s fh s1 two batter s Easte1n appPat ed to be v. e\1 on then \\ m \\hen thr\ gamed two outs Oil th1 re pttchf's JUSt an ou t 3\.\3\ f 10m \ICIOJV • k tds fpr the effmt the, ' ve put 1IU I II II I"~ \n J: l ,. :'\ (' \.\ 'r ' sm gl ed to score Co llins wt)o \H~ nT to seco nd on a p<:~ssed ball Durs1 then stole srco nd and ca m P homf' Meanwh tle Colltns had hi s lwst tnntng In the sixth ga ming \\as a t second After a co nferenrP 11 lhP mound G11ffm du g mto Ill(' batten; box whPII\ hf pt omptlv slammed hl s ga m r wmmng dou til - to l1 Ho o!'t 1 \lltnl t ll>rlin~'l l '!.! tUII IU '\:o 11 \or]. ~ M1 mlllt rr East ern th reatened m thP thhd bu t left two m en sttanrlrd (Jerpmy Barbel \1,. ho w alk1 d and K'r le D,t\ IS sin gled l as A m bul gey " 01 ked out of a )a m Ea siP I n hur1ei Ed Co llins plaved t hf' mompntum g.1mr t o stnke out lhP fll sf hw Sou and SI Xth flflmPs as 11 appealed Amburgev was s 1zzJmg h ot I 11 II l'll t.J l t t:ll ot\1111Nr II~ II ]Ill ~ Ill tr 111 t~c o I ') '" n-. I I I II \I n!l'l II 11l• 11 nl 1 , lq m !'.U>IIk~~;• ll rl\ oli.\ll ll il'\:o\1\od. Oh to I I N ll• U•l U 1r II "!IIIli ~ ... 1 fu tl"htn ( lm t~")( I \1 , N "' n• trn \I ml t\ ~~ (liua..: llnnn 11 I P 1!llo 101 Ohln ~ ~~fi9 Ph QQlll~ St'• nnt l • I •~ ~ prK1 1J2 • Jl 11rl t! Pnml•t o\ '' I' ca tcher Kyle Davis lined a single down the left fteld lin e Mike Martin r eached on an error Mark Griffin reached on a field er s ch01ce and Jeff Ca ldwell delivered a t"o run single th at knOC'ked SHS starter Shawn Cunningham out or the box the score 3 2 EHS leading After falling behind on pitching ace and SHS reliever Dav1d Amburgey semor all stater Ed Collins maugurated rhe juntor , 111 C'• u11 ~~ Pn ll1f'l n1. Ohio b\ lht Oh11 1\ til• 1 Pub lshmJ': r omp 1n1 Mu lllmrd lu In £. ' runs m the second ca nt o as junior ~ ullhK• h ' lt1 ~ulh ll >klmtii U 1 r f>nt , I llilllrtto rl I I till tiN I I • ~ i.lt l Puhl , ll('(f ''~"'' 1hll lugh F tlri n I ther nor s onth e roullh theretllr<l the si de after grrat co nrart htll er Ban y McCoy had smglerl Toiktng the upper hand tn th e ntp and tuck lvpe batt le EHS pl ated two run s rn their half of the fourth Col11ns l eac hed on an Cll or \\ 11h onP out 81 van Dut st The Eagles erupted for three I \ Olvl,lon ol Multlmf>dla lnt I 21 ~•ttd {l !'I PS l.f ~ ft641 l I flreballrr wu h an opposit e fr eld RBI smgle the score • 2 Jeff John son follo" ed 11 tlh a walk before 1\mburgey buckled down to st rikeo ut the sode As ten soon gr c" SHS scored aga in rn the th11 d beh rnd Am bur gey and Stout singles and another EHS eoror 111 I!! I I lu · ~ II Tht• Daily Sentim•l Berry's World an error Barry M cCoy ba trled from a 1 2 count to draw a walk Dave Amburgey walked and Shawn Cunningham reached on an error that allowed SHS to ta ke a!Oiead Eastern l!ed rhe score rn the ftrsl when J eff Ca ldwell walked st ole second came to lhlrd on a passed ball and scor ed on a Jeff Johnson smgle With one out In the second mnlng hard htltmg Mike Wol lord ripped the ftrst or his three singles then came hom e on a mi splayed ball In ngh t fteld htl by Shawn Arnott the score no" \\ i ,, \\ltlt lt \ ~ I. \II t lh I nih til' ~ .. hth r•~•tl 11:11 lltlli> aga1 n L et hP wh o 15 Without sln arP two cast the f1r s1 stonr Biblica l admomt 1ons that com e -. Scoreboard ... ' ' Loss of Hart is nation's loss __G_e_or.::.:_ge_M_c_Go_v_er_n 1 hat sa me yea r R oc hard Ntx on wa s drivrn fr om offJcr O\ C'J thr Waterga te sca nda ls Ten years later Gary nearl y won the D e moc ra t 1c p r es Tdrn tJ a l nom maiJOn Hf' v.a s the c lear rr ont runnrr for the nomon alton on 1988 And now hE' 1s gonr- fro m lhP presl dc n !ta l campaign Hos tro ubles tl<'gan 1n publt c on 1984 over th e av. kward handli ng of the name an d age change QUPS!!O ns The Datly Sentinei - Page~ 3 ·, • Ohto IJut gov i LPt 111d J ohn Rlffl p )o;lt I olrsr met Carv H ar t and his wtre Lee tn 1970 tn Denver Colo whrre I was a speaker at a banquet M y offi ce had arran ged for Gary to adva nce m y vl s1t a nd accompany me to sPveral events He had work ed fo r a 11me In lhP Department of the Int erio r and was then a Iawver with an office rn DenvN My wife Elea nor and I both ltked Gary as well as hts engag1ng wife L ee who wa s Involved In the promo! ton of the banquet Before leavrng I tol d Ga ry that I would seck the presodencv tn 1972 and would like htm ro play a oole 1n tha t effort Eventually I selected Gary as manage r of m y ex pected campaign I have never regre tt ed that decrston Ga ry served m e wellcreatovel y and often brllllantlv Rt chard Nixon defea ted me ove rwhelmingly In the rail but I went back to South Dakota and won reelection to the U S Se nat e In 1974 and Gary was el ected tour nament Irati with a 211 3 record and 11 2 SVAC mark Southern ends the season wrlh a rPspec ta ble 14 6 overall mark three losses which came at the hands of the Eagles Pendmg I he out come or Monday s game between Ea sr ern and North Calha Southern wrll have !Jed for or placed second m the SVAC with a fine 11 ' league m ark In the fJrS I mnlng Southern took a 1 0 lead on two walks and F orm e! raising poojec ts the PTO Is as kin g th,lf the parent s rest dent s alumni and business of thr community co nsi der a dona li on to~ ards thi s ftne Improve mont to our schoo l If vou would lik e to make a clo na l !On of (\OV am ount plea s£' mall vo ur r h~ek payable to the Sv r .JC US<' Elementarv School PTO c/ n Sv r ar u s~ Elementrav Gra de Sc hool Box 23.1 Syracuse OH 4'>779 Thr PTO hopes to be able to stall work on thi s projec t as soon as the sc hoo l year conc lud es on M.J V 28 1987 and asks that dOIM I\OilS be sent to the addrE:'SS abo1 r on or I!<> fore May 281h Remr mtl<'r th is donation Is tax dr duc llblr Thank i ng vo u fo r vour cons1d rt a tlon a nd sup pot t Both IBM and StorageTek malntam that lhe Agriculture Department judged their equip m en1 rmproperly Each said It would have won the contract If the evaluatron had been done co rrectly Hart trouble -----,-________W_i_llia_m_Ru_sh_er Letters to the editor 11 was a sweet sweet v1ctor v for Documents flied by Stora geTek pomtedly state that Its computer 'Is manuracrured In the United States' while VrON's Is manufactured by Hitachi in Japan ' While StorageTek and IBM say their bids were substan tlally •lower than VION's neither ftrm would reveal its exact bid, In case the contract is reopened In response lo their appeal Ohio Politics repuTalwn By Scott Wolle Also Pictures by Dave Harris ROCK SPRI NGS - Ullhztng ' The thnll of vlclory and agony of defeat" theme Saturdav s Cl ass ' A' Sect ronal Champo on ship baseball game ar M e1gs High School concluded wllh dra matte tmpllcatton s equal only to a Hollywood senpt F or Easl ern The Agrlculrure Department's ge t soft approach to Japan ma nrfeslly hasn I worked At about I he same lime that his procure menr dtvrsJOn was awarding the computer contract Agriculture Secrerarv Richard Lyng was In Tokyo trying without success to get Import restrictions lifted on America b<>ef, rice and cotrus fruit buy from VION Is not subjec t ro the presi dents trade sancltons But Hrtachl IS one or the Japa Pomeroy- Middleport, Eastern trips Southern 7-6 for sectional title Da_le_v;_an_A_tta_ Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio • Monday, May 18, 1987 Jack Anderson and Sentinel . ... - ( U\ J! ollm oupl1 Dl mo11 1un~ rtn d thrn 11 nulcln 1 11.n t II It good LJbout thr 1 .t m t lit 1i'O~ s~u d I wa 11h d 111111 lu 1 nj fl \ th h g ,J m f l j{{ l ti .. 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' •• ~ " fh ~ bu ll \\ J ~ t., I J! 1 ] 11 ~ l fJ ' ''at ghtr n out ond tf I clio II 11 1m In fh( n h< mi ~ hl ha v t1 ulvr n up .1 FISH DAY " ri!JOA¥ th ru THURSDAY It's Time For Stocking! CHANNEL CATFISH HYBRID BlUE GILL 1 3 LARGE MOUTH BASS 1 3 FATHEAD MINNOWS 4 6 25C ea 6 8 BLA CK CRAP PI[ t O u t OI I IOCk j 40C oa 35C eo 65C oa ' 5 25 lb The H-. bttd Blue Otll wt1 1 r ~ta ch a we•uht of 2', 10 3 pounfls •• DELIVERY WILL BE WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 10 30 to 12 00 Noon R&GFEED &SUPPLY Pomeroy, Phone 992 -2164 \ We Furn11h Hauling Col"ttaHl8U and GuaraniOfl L•vo Dvltvttry Catlyourlocal slo•eloplaceord er orcllli TOllFREE 1 800 247 26 1 5 FAALEV S FISH FARM Caah Atklln.ns 72421 ' ' �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Monday. May 18, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio " . •Field complete for Sunday's 7lst Indy 500 By ROBERTO DIAS tiPJ Sports Writer 1:'\DIAI'\i\ POLJS 1UPI 1- Six . l!~' n days of practice and 1wo w!'ek(·nd; of quali fying for neXI Sunday's 71SI running of Ihe Indianapolis 'fll fealured a rrcord numtx·r 11f arr idenl s. pro lo n~ ed war m wealhrr and grum hling co ncer ning car; and !ires . PoiP ~! tter Ma rio And rC'tti >u mmcd up 1h1· fer·ling of drivers on th1· Jl-1·•r Sldrti ng grid wh1·n hr· sa id h1• was "glad all lhr· pr<·l imi nari<·s a rr over." "Th£· air l ~ r-IC'ar ," ~aid . \n - drrltl. the fas ii'SI q·uolifier at 21'd!JO mph in his Lola · l' ht·v ro lr •l " It's limelot hinkabou l lh<' chr ·c·kt·rrd flag and nothing <>fsr>. I kn uw PV(' r y hnd v agTrPs with me· . Pn · ··r~H · f • inc·irknl ~ m i:ly W(• ]l play a la<·tor in lh<· arlual runnin g of lhr rar r·. PracliCt's ;:~nd quillifyl ng a rc•cord ~ :1 .'-,(·~~Jo n :-. fril turr d a('l'i drn l>, with 21 c;t rs !-.lrikln g walls <Jtth ~ ve nera IJI P "lnUianapc>l is M oltJ r S p~r-dwa y. Somt· iJr lvr·r~ pris ln gly Mar ch bli!rnPd a sur t rou bl eso me ch:J ~sis and i!J K7 (;ood yr ar ·~ new ra dialll r<•s. lis a n ·su ll of lh<' :P rost Grand Prix • winner former , 11 of 1h~ qualified cars are 1981i Marches I hal were ha lily prepared as replact'mcnls. The field average of 207.194 mph was 3.086 mph slower than las! yea r. On a more positive side. a rrrord nine former Indy 500 champions quali fied - Andren!. defending champion Bobbv Ra- helped me a JOT, and he mad e Ihe final adjust ments that -worked," said Jones. "l was co mfortable in lhe car, bu t nol quil e sure. A.J . really was th e key. He told me 1 could do il " Foy!, a four ·lime Indy 500 champion, had his learn qualify four cars for Ihe second lime in his career'. He previously had hal, Ric·k !'wie ar~. A.J . F o~·t. four cars in the 1970 rape. The .Joh nn)· Rutherford. Da nny Sui li - on!)' ot her tea m 10 qualify four ,-an. Cordon Joh ncor k.. \1 Unser cars was the 19'>0 Blue Crown Sr. and Tom Snrl' a. effort. "There 's plentv of Ialent in this "To me. 11 means w<;>'re confipld. " ~aid ~1 ears. a two- tim~ sistenl." said Foyl. who is fourt h champi on who achie,·ed a ri'('(Jrd tastes! overal l and on the second ~Jb.H:/8 mph tn winning the pol~ row wilh a 210.935 mph average. la .\'1 war. "OK. the overall times " 11 gl\'es all of us a boos!." ""' slower . Bu t that will make Three rookies were bumped lhi· competition more lnrens0. following Jones 's efforts. Rocky Toda!'· ISunda~' " ·as prf'tt~ Mora n (199. 1.17 1 and Dominic f•xd1 ing ·· Dobson t201.240 r preceded Jones fbvy .Jones hlghlighled the in qu alifying, but wNe edged by final day of qual if\ ing when hr ''etera ns George Snid er 1203.192) hf·r·ame lhl· fastrsl rookie and the and Steve Chassey 1202.488 ). youn gr-\'1 driver in the field. Veteran Ed Pimm reached Jones . 22, of :vtcGraw. \ ,Y.. 203. 284 in the final half-hour to ovE'rca m P final · hour pressure to bump Ihe 201.840 of Sam my pilot his 1986 March·Cos worlh TO Swind ell. who had qualified " 20R. I17 mph average for four Saturda~. Chassev, the " man on th<;> laps and nolr·h the lOth fas test c· Jocki ng overall . bubbl<;>" as Ihe slowest qualifier, "t Tcam OWO(>fl A .J . r 9~'1 ha s wailed ner vously during the last 15 minutes as Rick Miaskiewicz made an unsuccessful efforr a1 bumpi ng him. "It was worth Ihe sweat ," said Chassey, 32, of CarmeL Ind. ·•J usltodrive in lh ~ Jndianapolis :;oo is a thrill. " Earlier in the sessio n. veteran Pancho Carter fashioned some heady drivi ng and Phil Krueger was involved the 23rd accident before qualifying. twice delayed by a chipmunk running ont o th l' tni rk. ended at 6 p.m. EST. Carter, J6. followed Ihe exa m· pie set by 1985 Jn cly 500 win ner Danm· Sull ivan a day ear lier as he wi.lhdrew a car he previous!)' had qualified . He Ihen improved from 203.'781 to 205.154 mph . Krueger. 35, of Indianapolis, losl eontrol of his 1981i LolaCosworth low in turn one and hit bolh lhe outside wall and lhe in ner guardra il before spinning three times in the grass. He suffered slight cars on both knees. WIIKINDS, ~OMit HOLIDAYS AND INCLEM&NT WEATHU CONDITIONS ARIIIIXCLU.D. .,. 1 \t I I ,\11'\1 11'111 '\ ACETAMINOPHEN BOTTLE OF 50 ,-~~· ,, . ~~ L' :~; .. •' • .;. : · COMMUNION - Msg. Anthony Glannamore administered :~ ~ < the sacremenl of holy ~ucharlst to this year's first communion • '· · class at Sacred Heart Church In Pomeroy. Pictured with Glanna· ·~· more are Adam Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith, Pomeroy; ' t' ,. David Heighton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Heighton, Middle· ~; ~; · port; Michael Lawson, son of Mr. ~d Mrs . William Lawson, Ra~: - .: cine, and Jason Mullen, son ol M and Mrs. P. Mullen, Middle· BRUSH ill'a l t\ nwl' il':lll 1-:<l tlli• Chr <•l"l'l". who pl ilt 'l'tl fuurtlli11 hi !>. !\ITO\' ' ' in Uw rwx.t to lust row hi 'Ct.tUsl• ht• C}uallficd on the l u~t day I'"'·' I hi P. (Ill' I) SUAVE Oilers down Flyers in Cup opener '- SHAMPOO OR CONDinONER EDM ONTO N, il lbr n a rU PI I - The rxc usl's lh r Philadl'lph la The FlyL·rs won' 1 adm il a tlra in\ng semifinal. whl r h conFl .vr·.·!' rC' fu sf'd 10 usc w ill di sap eluded onlv IJH·ep nlghl s ear lier prar by lhP nc •xt gamr. in Monlrral. and cross·counlry The 1·\lmonlon Oilers. how- lrr k look a lol l. PV<'r, wi ll stil l be there - wilh "They' re d finitely capable of thr ir al l;tck apparPnl ly ap· pla)' ing a bellrr game," sa id pnli.lf'h!n g P• 'ilk. l·:dmonton's Paul Coffey. He Tlw Ol lf'rs. qui Ir pass iill)' c:~ p 1- hr lprd break the game open, t;d l;.in g on u 1irPtl a nd ba tl r r f'd scoring lhe s!'rond of a lhrceoppon <•nl. openl'fl 1h1• Sian lr·v goal barrage during 8:37 of the I 'up fina l wilh a ~ - 2 victory lhlrd period . Sunda)' night. Th r 1eams Jwv.r• "They had an emolional rollerlwo da)·soff , bul for thr Fly<'I'S, il roas lrr se ries thai wenl si x ma .v not tw P nou~ h . gu mf's. whrn ours a g.:~ in s l De Game 2 of lhr hl'sl-of srvPn ll'OII finished a ni gh! ea rllet', at final Is '"' fur Tu <•sdav , wllh homr and in fl\·r gam rs." Coffey 1Pl0\'i sion fons ldr r ;tl ions dir l J l - Si.l itl . Ing 1111' two d:< ,l" l.r voff. YOUR CHOICE 16 OZ. BOTTLE OR HAIR I!'RAY J.fii.OSOl-UNSCT,' OR EXTRA HOLP OR NON-AEROSOLEXIRA HOlD- 8 OZ. SIZE . 1\rith rlf'arwniPr madt• 1:1 , bil'lli<•s S und<~.v, play<'d lh<' mo" ' lmporlan l ~l i holrs of go lf in his li ft• , won lhf' C'o lonlal Nat iona l Jnv\talion, <'ai'!Wd a chrrk for $HIX,O.lll anrl ch,~ r l'\' t'd a da.v of rrsl. llul h<' rllrln 'l gel II. tlw npwc•st ll i\111(1 ro f•mrrge rro m ftlf' rank~ of obsl'uril )' on I hr PG1\ lour. go I up tour r ooki P to win a t His 72- hovr total of Cowontal. 266 l~ · und t' r t!qua lf\d th fl f()urrwmt!n! reco rd es 1a blishc•cl 1wo )'l'a rs ago by Co n·~· Pa vi rl. Hr b<•af Da vh Lo,·c·lll b) lhree shots by pos ting bark · 10-back &l s OI'Cr lhr par-70 ColonI:< I Counlr)· lub l'OUrSl'. Two rou nds wrre rrqul rrd Sunday bcra usl' of hrnvy rai ns thai postponed Frid ay's pia)·. When Sunda)·'s .1r1 ion begao, this morning Jnd til t\ 11w sam e lhlng hc' dill Sundii)'. HI' pla)'Ni Ci<'arwalrr was five shots off the 1wo rounds of l!Oif in 1hr Texa s lead br hlnd 2·1 players . Il ls 1>1 in lhr fir st round rn O\'ed hra I. him 10 wllh in a shol of flrsl placr, ' • • Tlw ~oal today was adv!mcrowned til lhr llm r b)' Ben mPnl hll o Ihe sectiona l qual if)'· Crens haw. By the lime hr had : lng round of Ihe U.S. Open . Tlu• reward Sunday was his played r ig hl hO les in lhe aft erfirs I v\r lorv on lh<· PGA lou r- u noon, he was fou r shots In front. "ilflN lhr morning round , I : win In 11ir Colonial Nationa l k nc11' I had a chance." Clear· "'., Jnvltuton. wa iN said. "I knew If I co uld get -: ; "This Is 1he gr ate& I t'XW :. l'icnrc In my life," Clearwa lrr off 10 a good start in lhe • said. "AI IC'as l onhthe golf aflrrnoon. I would Ill' In excellent : course. o "You don't think aboul p0sll lon 10 win. When 1 did get In : whal wlnnl.g mea ns until you do fro nt , II was hard 10 stay : it. It mt•a n I gel 10 play !nih!' aggn 'ssive. You don 'l wanl lo pla y 'sca red go lf.' but you slill ~ Masters and tye Tournament of wanll o play ronservalive." .~ Champions and zhe World Segles Clearwntr r became thl' fourth ~ or Golf. , flrst ·lime winner on the tour This ·' "This meanssa lol lo mr and year, joining LovE>, T.C. Chen and ~ mywlfe. We' I paq off our house Paul Azinger. ~ afd our car and we wit I enjoy the Love earnPd $64,8fl(f for his ·• • tour like you hou ld enjoy IT ." s second· place finish while '· • oclearwater becamethe first \ '; · RUTLAND - The Rulland · · Garden Club will meel al the home of Mrs. Daylon Parsons, • ' . with Mrs. Car l Denison as co-hosl, Monday at 7:.10 p.m. LD SPICE STICK . . POMEROY - Meigs County ; : Men' s Fellowship w\Jl meet Mon. day, 7:30 p.m .. al lhe Pomeroy Church of Christ. Kr ith Wood. ;; '. Meigs County gamE' protector, ;: . · )VIII present a special program :; . : and film. DEODORANT MUSK, REG. OR FRESH 2.5 OZ. SIZE ... ,7 9 TAM PAX TAMPONS ORIGINAL REG., SUPER PLUS, SlENDtA REG. 011. SUPER- P.:G, OF 40 OR PLASTIC APPLICATORRE~ ., SUPER OR . SALEM CENTER - Salem Center United M<;>thodlsl Church ;~. · will be In revival Monday and ;::: Tuesday al 7:30 each eveni ng. ;:... : Rev. James Wells. Wlnchesler. :-:·· Ky., evangel\sl. ''.' ~ :··: MIDDLEPORT - OH KAN ·~. · Coin Club will meel Monda y '< ·evening al Burkett' s Barber •;..: -5hop In Mlddlcporl . There will be .-· :. a social hour and tradi ng session ;:.' at 7 p.m. followed by a coin ' .... 12 oz. BOTTLE 49 dcrmlin g champion Dan Pohl fin is hed alone In thvrd plark a! 10-undrr 270.s Curl is Sl ran: e and &oil Simpson lied for fburth al 9- undur. Gusl<?rs champion Larry Mlze, Crrneltaw a nd ,Jeff Uluman were al ~ - un jcr while Azl ngerlmaln ialn d his holdnon the No. 1 mon.1.v spo t wil h S 2· undrr 278. ' •·· ... auction and the serving of .refreshme nts. RACINE - The Racinr Mer· chants Association will me~1 al7 p.m. Monday a l the town hall . HERR'S PRESS & GO NAIL COLOURS Members · are 10 meel a l the Pomeroy parking lol al o:45p.m. POMEROY - Overralrrs Victoriou s Weight Loss Club will slarl meeling Ma y 19, from 7 to 8 p.m .. in !he yo uth room or Mount 01 ive Co mmun\l .v Church . Lead0r wi ll be .Judy Holler. POMEROY - XI Gamma Epsilon will meet Tuesday at Shonefs In Polnl Pleusa nt. Membprs are lo mrPl al lhe Pomero~ parking lol al !'i : 4!'i p.m. , MAALOX LIQUID ANTACID SuPE R PlUSPkG. Of 32 Calendar/ happenings . ·---------------------------------MONDAY Shoney's in Poinl Plrasant. 29 ·clearwater captures Colonial open JCOHT 1\'0HTII , TPxas tUPI I ::: #60, #401, #32, #3o OR RIGMT ANGLE Til AT'S FAST - 1\..l. Foyl shows his approval with a gesture to ll:oVI',V ·lon!'s as ht' drlws hy alter completing his <iuallllclllion run al tl11• lnd Ia napoii' 500 with the spc<·d ol 20K. I I7 mph . .Iones was Ihi' f'"'''"' •1ualill<•r Sunday and lenlh hL~I<,st ollhf'fleld. hu I he' ll slarl port. t~,_.' =================================================== SESAME STREET TOOTHBRUSH #20, v l c tot · ~ 1 ·, tlwndorwd llw 1a ~ k whPn IH • ,I rf•;l li /.l'd ht• had rlorw ennuJ.:h to ;< '' CHILDS SNOOPY OR mph on his 261h lap. llll n l, lrir •d lo p7s h hl.s IJrabhan r Ill<' IIII I' il fl f' l' lo ran OUI of ful' l on tlu• la!-1 lap l h · 1hf'n , :1 lap bl'itlml lh< · wi mw l', lh<• Jralla n .. TOOTH by r·ovrr ing I hP 4..11 mil e- rircull al an UVl' rOJ g l ' Sp('f'd or DJ :lR7 C' lf'Cl l'\\' iii L' I' . .. ~·.~­" ;;.l', ORAL B year, broughl il dow n 10 J:!'i7.1o:l - 4·, ~· ~ ~· 10 LB. BAG r t•c·ord at I : ;,~ . :l~2 minull'S ILl sI ' .. ; ;.,:. . ..;. ·• •• ,ol~ . BRIQUETS Pros1. who h«d Sl'! lhl' lnJ> 0\T .. •' •• ~ pl<•n ty ottlrn t' 10 win a '181 h Gra nu Prix." ProS! said. TUESDAY POMEROY - XI Gam ma Epsilon wi ll meet Tuesday al PRETZELS 8 OZ. BAG POMEROY - Meigs Hi~h School' s Spri ng Sports Ba nquet will be Tuesday , 7 p.m ., a1 lhe schooL Thos~ all ending are asked 10 bring two covNed dishes. WEDNESDAY P.AGEV ILLE - P~arl Chap~! Unlled Methodisl Church wi ll be In revival Wedn esday and Thursday wllh Rev . James Wells of Wi nrhestel', Ky . Ever:>one welcome. EAST MEIGS - The Com. bined Elememary Choir of Eas1ern Local School District will present a I'Onrerl Wednesday, 7:30 p.m .. al Eas 1ern High SchooL The public Is Invited. PTO Musica l select ions by lhe sc hool choir und er The dl rerlion of Mrs. Max ine Whitehead were feal ured at I he final meeling of Ihe Riverview PTO for the schol year. Approximately 80 studen1s, parents a nd friends atlended lhe program . Presiding at the meetIng were the officers: Sue Sultle, president: Ter<;>sa Evans , vice president ; Calhy Spencer, secretary; and Angle Morris, trea· surr:. A report on 1he new school sign was given by Grace Weber, head teacher. Gary Reed's flflh grade received the allen dance awa rd for having the highest percemage of parents In attendance. Volunteer workers for the sc hool year as well as roommoth· ers were rerogn ized and honored b)• lhe staff. Refreshmenls were served. HARRISONVILLE OE."i Paulne At~lns wus prese nted her 40-year pin by her daug-hler. Sharon .Jew<'li at lhe rerenl meeling of the Harrisonvi lle Chapter 25o, Orderoflhe East~rn Star, held recenliy ol lhl? Ma· sonic Temple. Mrs. .Jewell gave a shorl hlslorv of her mol her's arl\vH \es in the O.E.S. wil h Mrs . Aikins addi ng highlights of her memo· r\es in thPorder . AvaneiiGeorge, worlhy matrn , a nd Dana Hof· !man. worthy pal ron , presided at I he meeti ng. Those hav ing grand appoinlmcnl a nd !hose wilh formrr gra nd appointments and honored Masons were welcomed. Ruby Diehl, 60·year member, was presented. It was announced thai How- Mother's Day guesls of Mrs. Pearl L. Russell , Racine. were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman 1Kcnda Russell) , Plckerl nglon. Mrs. Chapman acco mpan ied her mother to lhe Shade Alumni Assoc\allon banquet where Mrs. Russell observed her 50Th reunIon . Olher ~ess of Mrs . Russell were Marine Major Karl R. Rusell and wife , Linda Smilh Russell. son, Ken Russelll, Olalhe, Kansa s. She also received a ra il from anot her daughter, Alela Lynn Russell Burton, DeBary, Fla . SAVINGS EVERYDAY RITE IN.AID EVERY AISLE AT • ••• r.tTiW ACCfm AU MANUFACTUIIfll'l COUPONS . ~ der rack. Rudy for uM. For more ~. RJTE informetton phone 61 4·667 -3406 day· lime or 814-887-3392 own- RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY •• • 201 EAST MAIN STREET .. POMEROY, OHIO PHARMACY PHONE: 992-2516 inga. Weyne Bennett, Socrtllry·T...ouror Oren~ Twp. Vol. F.D. !51 1s. 24. 31 ; 1817. 4tc I \ Carl a nd Mazic Branna n and 1-:dylhr and Bob .Jay have re· lurnrd from a I rip lo North and South C<~ro lln a . In Rorkinl(ham, N.C.. Ca rl rai led on an old Navy budd y, WaynP Newsom, whom he hadn'f srrn for aboui 4U yea rs. Thr lwo srrved logct her on :a submari nP chusl'f In the Norl h Allanl lc and South Parlflr during 'World Wilr II . r HONORED - Soulh••rn High Senior Uadtel l.aura Itf'lher and Ml'lgs lll~:h Senior Erin Anderson Brl' lwo of n••arly 2flfl lop ranko•d hi«h school seniors beln~: honor<·d hy WSAZ ll'h•vlslon 3' s sa lute lo thl' "Bes t of th e CIIIHS 1987" . Th<' lnp seholar. from lh1• WSAZ vh•wlng area arc being lealured In puhllc St'rvlct' announco·m•niN lhal were videotaped durin~: a luneh<'on h<>ld al the Jlunlinglon Mu•eum of Arts on May 5. The announccm•mts ure bo·lng alr••d lhl• month and In .June. ·3326 Children's H011e ROlli. County Rt 76 & LIUrtl Cliff Rd . . In Tuppera Plains. Ohio. The Fire Department rts· erve• the right to ra;ect enr or ell bids. · Return home I go to Fiesta because. , . AT WESTSIDE CHURCH Of CHRIST WllfSEM THE liGitTTO UMIT CMWITITIIS • I'IKIS lffECTIVE Mit IITHIU 24. 1917 • liOT USPIIIISIIlE fllllYP06Wit!CAl !1100 10, 1987 '' lho Flrt Houn will be held on .rum' 2.'! a! lh r homr of l'orrlnr and .fark Am· brose. The Rev. Ede n had lhe r losl ng prayer . Members , Glenna and .John Re lb<•l. Mrs. Thomas, the Rrv . a nd Mrs. Eden. and Mrs. Klors wen' joined by DorolhyWoodard. Mrs. Crisp, Hulh Dl (•rhup, Car·oJyn Clm·k. Carl;! l.m·gr and daughl'r, Cy n1 hi a, Glenna Crisp, and Char· Jayne Crisp for !hi' show•·r. Cl fl s w!'re sen! by Fran a nd Boh Parker, Sharon H<Owl ry, and F:velvn DavIs. Ca mrs wr•n' play-ed wll h pri zes bring awarded lo Ihl' wl nnf'l's , lhr· Rr v. Mr. F:drn and Mrs. Re!IM•I. AWARD - Tamru Dawn Vane••, formerly of Pomeroy, a junior al Palatka Hl~h . School In Palatka, Flu., wa• prt'senl cd lh<' Coachl'fl Award lor girls hUJ<kethull at her S(! Joool. Th1• award Wl&!l given for fulthlulni'IIM and ttood learn support. She ul•o held the hlght>sl pcrcentaJ!e of •hoi• made from lht• foul line. She I• lhl' daughter of Joyce Hlad of Palatka. und Ronald Vance of N••w Havl'n, W.Va. Alumni picnic Thl' Southe1·n Hi~h S<·hool Class of 1972 will cclrbralr li s l~· year reunion rJn Sunday May 24 wllh a famil y plenlr ul PorHand Pa rk. Class memlx'rs ar<• :r skrd 10 bri ng th!'lr food. drink s, plales and s llvNwa re. The plc'nir will begin aboul 11 a.m. wil h dinner al12 noon . .. .the Ht~ir Dre.ut.•r\ dre wonderful! Ther so out of tht:ir wdy to IH• rcrt.lin ytHI 'r~· ple.Jsed! They ,,,lif•tht.> time and effort to make &Uri! N'f'f}'lhin~ Wdnt ll ... plus Fil'~t.J h.n Is the w.Jy you ldnnin~! Perms $1'1.99 tu $39.99 No 1\ppoinlmcnt< - lu<l Walk In! Daily 8·8; SaL 8-b; Sun. <0·5 rlt·,..Jfa . ~-::; NOW OPEN 322 Second St. 446-91 S2 GOSPEL MEETING Iliff waa purchued. Min. bid will be 13000. Bids will be opened •t 7:00p.m . on June DAV New ol!lcers wrrr Plectrd al thr recent meetin g o! Chapt er 5:\, Meigs Disabled America n VPitP· rans held al !he hai L Elected were Slrw Eb lin , com mandPr: Bob Ashley . vlre l'om mandcr: Wm . Ziegler, sr· co nd vice commander: Kl'nnPih · Cundiff, ad julanl and treasurer: Oris Hubbard. chap lai n: Dcnvrr Curlis, service offl i-rr: and George Sellers, Oli n Booth, Lloyd Johnson. tru sle<'s . Nex l mrell ng will bi' held on Jun e8a l7p.m. Al l memiJCrsarr asked 10 al!cnd. The u p coml n ~t \nvltaHonal lo be held on .June 2.1 all he .Jaymar Golf Course was dt sl'usst'<l when !he Ja ymar Ladles Golf Cloub mel Tuesday. Afler 18 holes of pla y, prizes were awarded to Sue Burnell. low gross: Na ncy Hill , low nel , and Margaret Follrod and ,J a ne Brown. low putts. IACH U11d dally until new truck 1 plan invitational PUBLIC NOTICE ped w ith hgnta1 11rent taO· GOLDEN RULE ClASS i\ layeiiC shower for Teresa Crisp followed Ihe regular meet In g of the Go ldt•n· Ru iP Class al the Middleport First napti sl Church Thursday evrnlng. .Jean Thomas had d••vollons from Psalm :,:1 assisted by .June Kloes, .lean Eden a nd Mrs. Crisp who r<'ad other srrlpt uri'S from Psalms. The Rev . Earl Eden played his qu\1ar for a group slnp:sp\rat lon. Plans were dis· cused for telephoning. vls lllng, or se ndin g a t·ard 10 sornl'o nr on Ihi' r hurch prayer Ilsi during t hi' nexl mon th . 1\ cookout and irf' crr·um so<'IH I Lady golfers Public Notice l io nal t 000 Gel. Tonk Truck, 6 cvl. , 4 SPMd. E.•cellonl Cond. 5,923 miles . Equip- ard's Sta rs will have a picnic on July 12 al I he Owens Farm, and lhal a boat cruise is being planned for Jul y 18. Pas! malrons wll ~o lo Park<;>rsburg for a lunr heo n a nd on to lhe Fenlon Glass Factory for a tour on May 21. Members are lo meet al lhe home of Donna Nelson. Thl' birthday s of Clara Mac Morris and Rernlre Hoffm an were observed . Bob Rerd had thr blessing wilh refres hm<;> nts bring served by Mr. and Mrs . .Jack Warner, Mrs. Lois Thomson and Helen Eblin. Guests named SPORT CUT OESIGI'I ADHESIVE TABS INCLUDED Sea led Bids will be taken by the Orange TownahipVo· lun1eer Fire Dtpertment for ! he .. ,. oil 1I 19531nlorno· long-tim•• ml'mhcr, lefl , and Carrie Kt•nnedy, corri'S pondlnl{ Sl'c relary , wllh Walter Scoll Lucas, who madr lhr pn'SI'nlatlons and Delores Frank, volunh,.,. dlreclor. Others not present wer•• Clara Burris, !II!Crelary, Mary Folmer, ln'asur•'r, and ,Jessie While, gilt shop chairman . RECOGNITION OF AUXILIARY - Corsugt•s wrre ·presented to Lh<• ofllcer. of lh<• Auxiliary of V1•terans Mt'morlal Hospital ul Friday's rl' <·ognl· lion program. Honored wert', sealed, ,Junk<' Daniels, Jell, vice president, and Louise B<>arhs, president, and standing, Maryht•llr FreckL•r, Area organizations condua meetings to pu!ih, I huve l<rultt •.r liP ( 't •!". ari . . . who flnl shr .. Nelgler and ,lane A. Hess, live years, and Connil' Tucker and Betty Curfman, len years. Linda Patterson who has had 15 years servlc•• was not present for lhe awards program. It was noted thai William Guthrie rellred recenlly and was presented a gold walch at I hat lime. CAPLETS w:rrl, lhr world champion in 1%!1, ·1q71 and 1q7:1. ra n in fl!l ra crs . ,. ftn'f' hl.'. Wl lllilm .., SUC'f'UlllhNI lo tllP dMna ~w . suffPI'P<.I In tlw 1 lnci (ll •nl. l.att-r, lhPrr wa~ ;r ' c·on lron t:11\on hdwf'l' rt thP clri \' t•r.... i l l lht • pi I. EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION - Service pins were presented at a recognition program at Veterans Memorial Hospital Friday aft<'rnoon. Recognized by Walter Scott Lucas, admlnlstra· tor, were Mae Nelson, to his left , and Bohhle Hobstelt••r, hoth 20 yPars, and buck row, Tina AID ~ .RITE EXTRA-SniENcmt . St l'· In llr lgl um c•ndl'<l on lhr fi rsl lap whc·n hf> langlrd wllh lhr l.o lus of 1\)T I<m Srnn:r. 11olhl'ars slhl olf !he• track and Sl' nna clr"f' P''' ou l lmml'd lall'l y a llliough Mansrll prrssrd on hP· . ' ., 16 oz. BOTTLE Pros! has c·oih'CII'd his 27 l!+~ll ' I ' .RITE AID BABY OIL f H{'('. Man si'IJ' s biclto l'l' J)Pal hi s .-............ ' CHARCOAL top of thr• worill championship sl:rndlngs wllh IH J~l lnl s. f! w :r hra d of .Joh;J nssol!. Britain' s Nigr' l M:r nsP II Is th ird wl lh Ill. P~-5 .....-.. ·lal cr .Johansson wns thr only nlh<'r drl vPr 10 compll'll' lh r Prus l' s v ict ory put him at !Ill' Monday, May 18, 1987 ~ .RITE AID w<~nt ' ... . -.......-..-...' Pros1' u lt •<Jmmall', mm1e ut a llnr•-lwo finlrh · tor Mc Laren fTfiS~I ng 1)11' linP ~4 . 764 ~f'('O nd .t.. " I tlun' t The Daily Sentinel ...• SPA - F'fl.ANCOR CHAMPS , flrl glum IU P! i - World champion !\la in ProS! of FraneP won lhl· ll<'lglan Crand Prix Sund ay lo ••qual .Ja ckI· Slcwarl 's record of 27 career C rand Pri x vic lorles. l'rosl, tlrl vlnga McLaren, look thl' lead on Jhf' 11 th ol lhP 4:1laps and hPid on "' win Ihe Formula On <' rvcn l in I hour, 17 minutes, i1.21 7 sc·r·o nds. He a vcra~cd 'l lHH ifl mph lnr lhr· more !han JH:i-mlld l'lll'e. Sl> f:<n .Johansson ofiSwrden, s l e~rt.s . " .. "' • vlc tor lrs from lUH By The.Bend \ . i POMEROY, OHIO 411789 PROGR.ut - Tile Come AUve Camp Team of Ci•cl•natl Bible Coller;e wUJ be preRalln& a prov11111 of skits aad special musk at the Bradford Church of Chrllt, Wednf!llday, 7: II p.m. The public Is Invited ttl' attend the ~ervlce. Seniclt Each Enning at 7:30 SunMy Morning I 0 A.M. Sunday hilling 6 , .M. lwangtlist, Wildon Warnock af Xltlia Wtkome COIBINATION DINNER ONLY DilliNG ROOM ONLY Served with whipped potJtoes, chicken &ravy, cole no hot roll, butter and coif~•- Sorr~ . except bevera&e Wttb add!· FOR JUST $3.25 (ROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 9'2-5432 POMEROY, Olt. Fried Chicken �. .. ·• Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Monday, May 18, 1987 Pomero~Midd::le:port~·~O:h~io~---------------------------~ · ~.D~~~,I~y=S=e=nt=in=~==P=a=g=e==t · Monday, May 18, 1987 f rttployrnent Business Services _____ . ... . . .,,. !J!i.... _. __ --... . -._ _..... .... . .. ... ___.............- ...--··-·........,_,_--. ......................__.._. ........__- ........... '__"'-···--TO PUU U AI (11.1 ttl -21 J6 MONDU ..... FIIAY ...... II ' , ... I A.a. UlltllliiOON SAJWDAY ~IOIID ......... _ _. ... I'OUC OU ··- ... -o_n_, ___ ·C:....· ..o- ... -.. - ,. _ ...... .. _ -- .c. •••, , _ ............ ·~ .... CQ ...,IIIOCI'UOif -~~ ... ,...,.,~ ·-~·- - lac•• ,.OMlu l Oll o "' lOll 0"' lOll , l DC ·•,. -0-IDOY IOUI t TIOUIIIDU U"'lO '"1001 • uNOAV foU!o ""'*" - f"' T\IUOM WIO~UD•~ IPfJRI OO. •0<110¥ Often times our mind goes back . to eight Launching day years ago, And what it meant to lase you Ahove, Gallipolis City Com· missioner Lloyd Danner , In dark hat, pulls om• of his chickens from his "Coop de VIlle" as Bill Biars, who said he had chickens kept in the aluminum portable coo p, looks on. AI lert, Keith Bradbury, vic<' pre s ident of Rob Evuns Farms, pul' in a lew good words lor Robert (Rob ) Evuns as Evans received his cerlili· cat e of Induction as the first induc tee into the Coop of Fam e In Saturday's lnterna· tlonal Chicken Flying Contest at Rio Grande. Below , posing with a Boh Evans Hen, arc, from l eft to right, Mary Ellen Smith, Fayette : Ralph Wyse, Fayette ; and Arthur Smith, also fr om Fayette. They are standing in front of Th e Hom es tead. a sunny, cloudless aft ernoon In which t emperatures wert• In the mid·ROs. Some chickens make an Imm ediate lrom straight from the mailbox, hut a few of the cluckcrs fl ew Into the crowd , losing their way. At right, one of the birds, In an attempt to heat the skill<'!, new towards the heavens, and as far away from thr laun ch sUe as posslhh•. Below, lloh Evans, co•nter , stands 114'hind two worker s who aro· pladng mark e r s in lt14' ground n ca r til!' llylnl( f: oncrl!t e grounds of the International Chicken Flying Conh!St helort• he receives his award of Induction into tho• <:ooro of Fame at the RohEvan s Furrn, near Rio Grand•·· No one will ever know. We think of your so of· ten, Dee. You 're in our· thoughts today. And memory is one gift of God That death can't take away . Your memory is our keepsake. With that we 'll never part. God has you in His keeping. We have you in our ', ... Ol f ... •• ·· No .• - .... • -• • oU AO • .... ·· Cltu~ifi.e.d page• cover 1/le following telepltor~r uclurnfl!J .. , ----=--.._ ··--- -Mo~ hearts. Missed, loved and t:'t!:':ro - C o . W¥ ··- 11'1 ...... _ LOVING MEMORY OF WI~LIAM CONNALLY WHO PASSED AWAY MAY 17, 1986. You are not gone. only away. We feel you presance every day . We sadly miss the things you gave us. Thru hard work and loving care. For long years you had to suffer, Eight long days and nights we lingered by your side. It- was so hard to see you go. ........... - ,u _ _ ··----. __T_V·-·::==::::- ?U- - - ··~ leading Creek Conser vancy District wilt accept sealed bids at it's oflice loCated at 34481 Corn Hollow ROad, Rutland, Ohio. 45776 , for the purchase of a two way radio telemetry svst8m and a two wav radio communications svstem. Bid specifications may be acquired for $600 .00 at Leading Creak Conservancy District office during standani business hours of 8 :30 A.M. to 4:00P .M. Monday thru Friday . AU bids must be filed at the office of leading Creek Conservancy District on tile 26th day of May. 1987, by twelve o'clock noon . All bids will be opened on the 26th day of May. 1987. at . 4:00 P.M. at the office of leading Creek Con•ervancy District. leading Creek Co nser· 11ancy District reserves the right to accept. or reject , any or all bids. 15111. 18, 26; Jtc H~lp Wanted Sentinel. Pomeroy,. Ohio When the loving Sa"iour callad you. We knew you had lost the 45769 fight . goodnight ~ob Barlon, Owner day l11t 'May. --People in the news----. lly WII.I.I M I t ·. TIW'l "l ' l lnH 4·tl I•rt•ss In lt'r nat ional l'ASIIt: n OliT : .l ohtlll)' ('"s h had pN for nu •d Oll i)· lwo songs and wa s in l hl' m icld lr ol' ~~ stn r y about his gr:~nd fal h P I' :.11 a sJ1ow In" hig h sf'hno l g.1·mn "s ium in Council il lulfs. i oll'a . Soturda)' whPn hP had l o IPII\'(' ltl <' Sl.l gt• a nd 111' takt' n to a hospita l. His wlfr• . .l unP Carl o•r ( '"sh . l"'lped him off :t ncl Ca sh wa s hospil a li zf•tl fur I'X haust!on ancl <Hl i tTC'g utar hParl b C' at . i\ hospil a l spokl•s ma n s;tid C1.< l1 w as lin•d fr om a Sl'hedu le of nationwi de co nc(' l' l s, n·<·on l i ng a m ov!(' sounc1t rark and au tograp h sPsslons f'o r his ruw boo k. " M;tn in Whltr ." Cash. :i!l . hHs had batt! £\~ w ith clrug alHHiP in tilt~ pn st but a h os pi tt1t official said drugs WC'I'P not invo l\'t•d i n th is <'aS<'. OPPOSITES ,\'l"l'r!i\("1': Du sti n ll orfman is" shnl' l lcom i i.1· man :wei Wa l'l'Ptl H0atr ~ · a d :ts h i ng l;l clif•s' lll <tll but till' two for mf'd a sol i rl l'r h'n dshlp wlllh• rna kin~ I IH' tHO\' it• " lsh tar . " " Las I i ng f'r iPfl <b hips art • l'<ll'f' in 1hIs bus int •ss lwca u Si • I lw.\· · n • wor k· rr lut ('d . Tlw~· lt•nd In bt' s ht) rf :uullr1 t c•ns(', " ll offrn a n says In a Pf'O(J if' ma ga7in c· i n lt'l '\' it· ~\ ' wlt h hi s co -star. " Hut I hot>£' m ,\ ' fr iPndshi!J with W<liT£'11 wil l kt•rp go in g. T o m f• ;1 n•al fril' ncl\s so mron0 1 know who r<·atl ,\ · \o\'f's nw but is hard on rnt ' brc:tu sP lw wunt s mf' In ... clo rn.\ · \ ' (' 1'.\ ' bP~t and I hu t' s \\'arn•n ." Bra n~· suys hf' admin •s ll offm :~ n 's t (• ntt l'it~ · :.tnrl famit ~· va hlL)S. " 1\ ·c IPal'IIC'd a l ol fro m llw " '" .-' llu slin combines hi s f amil y and pr ofess ion." ill' says. " His fir st pr iori!)' I< Clt'f inileiy hi s fmnll~· <:.111d that g i\' PS hi ~ work a fo undation." Bt•alt.v al so Is popular wit h lh<' rrs l or lht• ll offman fa ml l .1 ·. sud1 " 'son .. Juk<'. li. Hoffman sa:vs lw \\';:ts {'a rr.\ ·in g .lakt.• o n hi!'> shoutd r r s onrr whPn the bo\· told him. " 1 know wh\' \'OU l!kr tor .- HT\' mron vuur should<' I'.S, ('):.I d. It lllilk(•S rou ta\\(~l'· lililn ,YOU!' frit';ld Wan:e n." UE 1\D ON AIU!I\':\L SOON ; Th r <; ratt'fuiDrad is prl'parlng for thP rrl ease of its fi rs t ;tlbum in Sf' \'f' n ~· rars an<l al so i~ r r hmrsing for :t l our with llob llylan . Tlw album, " In lhr Dark,'' co mrs out in .Jurw and llw tour swr ts . lui~' ~ nt Sulli,·an Stadium in M assn('hU H' tt s with show -. ;tl so SC' t for s tadium s In Phi ladelphia anrt Nrw .lt' o·so'r . . Costume collection damaged COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI J- ,\ hislorlr ros luml' rolll'rlio n wa s dama~ed during lhr weekend when water from a bursted pipl' flooded the basem en! or Ca mp· bell Hall at Ohi o Sla t e\ University . The :u~JO- pi e(·l' coller l io n is val ued al more than $1 million. sa id C harlt• s Klelb aeke r , d es l ~: n er· ln - residen ce for the de· parlmenl of tex lilrs and clol hlng In th e Co ll ege o f H om e 'Econom ics. He said hundreds of dresses, . furs, shoes and hats dating from the 1830s to th e present were deStroyed or damaged. H e said II . was too f'ar ly to assess the .I \ d'-lllla gP. Quirks in the news, _________ ,Ju.vc<' <Juints' mum graduates with honors: W F:ST LONG BH!IN C' H . N ..l . t U P I I - .lenifcr .l ove(• has a clamberi ng housefu l of :l -,v••a r -old quinlup lets. but I he mother or five ju st grad uated rr om coi i<•ge - summa c um laud[', no !Pss. .lovcc• - who J i.~ · ~s in Sea Girt ll'ilh Chr is lophPr . Kevin . Lau ren, Megan and Rvan a nd husba nd .ll'f'l')' - starird al Mon m ou th Co llege abnut Pig hl yrars ago, la k ing classes par i· l imP to help h<•r in ht"r' work as a romput er an ~tl ~· ~-: 1 . Whl'll lh!' qui nt s a r ri ved on Aug . 17 . 1!lKl, I he job had l ogo . But .IO.I "Ce co u i<ln ' l bring hersel f 10 qui I r ol lrgt' too. " I w;ts just 100 c lose t to a dPgroe l IO g ivl' il up," said .JO.I 'rl'. who graduated Sunda)' wilh a bac helor 's degree in eo m pUi l'l' sr if'nrf' . Shr kepi at i l. takin g two eo ursps most 'sr mf.ls t{1!'S. at thr su me t!rne as shC' was lea rnin g how to co pe w ith a ba s kf'ib~ll squ ad·s 1\'0I'Ih of dil'l y diaper s a nd la undr)· load s. " I did Ill)' homework In l he noidrll r or ihr nigh I. " she saicl. "J would get up al midnight and w ork until Jhey gol up. II wa s eilhr r t ha i or t akP 10 hours 10 do a n hour's w orth or work ." T hr co llege hPiped ou l by cf·ea ling an In nova live new fi n an· r ial al rl policy : any student who i s al so a m other of quintuplets Is no\\' rllgibl f' for five frl'l' classrs. Th e fl ooding ; raused ·b)' a bn'ak In a watt,r line that ru ns tx'iweo'n Ca mpbell and Pom e· n· ne halls, was discove red by a bulldin ~ manager ear l y Saturdn.v . Volunt eer s worked th roug h the weekend tn·in g 10 sal vage the T he Bend Area Gospel Sing wi ll rollt'<'lion. Ga 1·m ent s w er e r e· be held at the Mason Count y m oved fro m the basem en! and Farm Museum . j us I orr Roul e 62. strewn across ta bles and rhalrs north of Point Plea sa nt . W.Va .. In upper-l evel cl assrooms. on Sa tu rday, Ma y 23. from> l o 11 "Some ca n be saved If we can p .m . Singers will Include The rind I he lime a nd money to cl ea n Sam arllans : The U nroe Fa mily; and res1ore th em ,"' Klelbac ker Narrow Wa y Singers; Reflee· sa id. " But thai Is goi ng 10 be . lions Trio, Glory Bound Quartet , q ulle a job. We don' t even know New Lire Singers and Gospel whal wa s In lhf' water." Melody Boys. Admiss ion Is free . . Gospel sing " II was a spr rla l casr. go on d isp l;t)· in aboul :10 davs M on!llOUih spokeswoman l.i 1 afler srir nli sls di ssrrl Jhr anim Cl ar ke sa id . co<idin g lh al lhr co l' s in1 0rna l or gans l o slu <i,v l i s r ollrg<' docs nol expert to ha ve Ia l iving anrl ea lin g lwbil s. hono r I he policy v0 r y ortrn now . "ThP lar~:rsl squid in Jhr l.os Joycr wound up gra dual ing ,\ ng eiC's Count y Mu s0um i s :l feel n<•a r lhr lop or h0r 76:i· mrmbrr long." said PautSeoll. assoria le cl ass. with ju st "on(' or 1wo" £' urator of invc r iPbratcs at th• • grades of "B" marrin g a tr ans · Sanla narbara mu sr•um . rrlpl olhcr wise lad c•n wilh"!l' s." " Th r squids in our ro llertion Now. she hopes l o gel ba r k int o arf'frorn 110Hrel long ... no lhing I he j ob market parl · lime. either rlosr 10 Jhis f ind . progra mmin g at home or Jearh · " Wl' wNr forlunalr l ha ltShr t'· ll'uod' clrcicled 10 ta kt• il , .. Sro tl i ng ('hildren to usc r om pu l ersa job ro r whi<'h shr Is !loubi)' sa id . " We'rp .sa d l hl' :tnima l died suit ed. but wr ' rr C"xritrd lo rrrcivc a St:uhn diver':; ~ urprisP , .a 7 1,·r pricetrss S('if'nlifir spN' im cn. ·• loool squid : SANT,\ BARBARA, Squids ill'e ('Jrnivorous mar int' Calif. 1 UP I I Wh en Dav id mollu sk s of I he cephalopod l am · il,v . Th"·' rangr in size rrom Ji ny Sherwood pul on his sc uba gear for a r outi np dl vr in searc h of 2· inch vrrs ions to the !1(1-foot ha l ibul . he did not CX jX'CI l o gia nt squid portra yed in "20.!X)O L eagues Under the Sea . " Th ey ret urn ll'ilh a 7Y,-rool squid I hal looked l ike someihlng out or lilt' ar1• among Jhc most high!.' .Ju les Ve r n ~ novr l "20.0011 developed lnverlebra lcs. ;\drill windsurfer sang '99 Leagues Under the Sea." " I was amazed with it ." Bolti1'S ol Beer' : BOSTON t UP I t Sher wood sa id during th e wee· -!I wind surfer who spe nt a co ld ni ght ad r ifl in I he All a nl lc says k end. " I wen I on a halibu t di ve, a bo r in g divl'. I di dn't expec t she kepi herself wa1'm b)· pad· anyl hlng like I hal 10 com e out or dllnj! and kept her spir its up by it ." singing "9913o llles or BeN on the Sherwood spoiled I he wounded Wail." squid sw immlnl! above him w hile Lynellc Freid in. 30, of Marble· he was under water Thu rsday head, M ass .. was suffering rrom near San Mi g uel I sland orr I he mild hypot hermia but ot herwi sE' · Santa Bar bara coast. tn good hea llh when she was ·1 wa s, plucked rrom I he chil ly ocean by " I d ld n .1 k now w ha I 1 what to do wil h il or lo eat il ," he a Coast Guard hcllrop tcr Sat ur · sa id. day ali f'r a 1~· hour search along Sherwood decided l o spear I he Ma ssa rhuscl l s' Nol'l h Shore. squid alicr watchin g I he bad ly Coas t G uard official s credited injured ere a I ure r e peat edly her good cond it io n to thefacllhat bang up against a reef. ___.:_·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " I wou ldn ' t have shot il , bul I ~ saw i t was going · to die, " Sherwood said . " I was sad lo shoot II bul il wa s a lready damaged. The l!'ntacles were chewed on, some io n~ ones Wf're missing. II look ed bad ly hurl." ' wearing a wet su it a nd a lif~ preserver wh en high wi nds prevented her from steeri ng her ; surfboard back l o M arblehead, 20 miles north of Floslon , F'ridaY ' nighI. Coasl Guard aulhori l ir s aiPr l ed by her hu sban d fou nd her drifting In Nahan! Bay. abouilO t. miles awaY. In a t e lephone int er view from her hospit al bed . Freid in sa id she sang "99 Bottles of Beer on lhe Wall " to pa ss lhe time and paddled IO keep warm. " I paddled a lot eve n though I wasn ' t able 10 paddl e a ~a in s llh e curren t or the wind . The paddlm g kepi m y body warm," shP sa·td. HU~BARDS · GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE 992·5776 Now Open for Spring Season Bridge Closing Special VEGETABLE PLANTS S1 PEWD~UN PACK S750 •EI FUT FLOWERING PLANTS NOTICE OF . PUBLIC HEARING P.M . at the Tuppers Plains Fire House . Purpos.e of the me~ting will be to discuss the revised management plan and user charge fee for the proposed' Tuppers Plains wastewater treatment plan. Copies of the revised management plan and proposed user fee schedule will be available at the following locations after May 18. Meigs Probate County Court , Case No. 25517, Jack M. Hawley. 287 Coal Street, Middleport, Ohio 46760, waaappointed Exec· utor of the estate of Mildred E. Hawley, deceased, late of 1 60 North 4th Avenue. Middleport. Ohio 45760. ' Robert E. Suck. Probate Ju~ge Lena K. Nesselroad. Cleric 15111 . 18, 25, Jtc PEl FLAT Shrubbery or fruit Trees, many Yarieties; Geraniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. Open II·S Doily, Sunday J.s J.::::::::::::::::::::::::: VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL After hauling I he squid Into the Sa nta Barbara Harbor, Sh er· wood, a char ter boat skipper , donated the lO·tentacled crea · ture to the Santa Barbara Mu· seum of Natural History . Bellf'ved to be the lar gest squid ever found In Ca lifornia. the 50-pound beast was scheduled to \ U. S. RT. EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST POMEROY TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Tteh chine ol Any Type Plumbinl Service Custom Welding lowboy Haul ln1 Seplic Systems We Carry Concrete Culvetts Licensed 601 I Authorind John DHre, New Holland, lush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTI~ATES Farm £qaltmut Partt & Service CALL E. Moi Rl. 4., Hysell Run .Road Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 PH. (6t41 992 ·2834 or 992-6704- Fte! Eslimales 1·13-! mo. 4033-An airy dress with a flattering neckline . Wear it ·loose or tied . Make one 1.1 a print, another in a sol id. Women 's Sizes 34 to 46. Each pattern $3.25 plus 75e postage/handling. (N.Y res<len~ a<I:J sa~s tax 1 We can repair and re· core radtators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Send to: Reider Mall The Daily Sentinel 62~ Notthem 8ivd., Woodllde, NY 1I377, Prlnl Name, AddNts, Zip, Size, Paitem lllmber. PAT Hill FORD 992·2196 FAEE OFFER 3 Craff Books (value $8.85) when you ordl!l one of lhe $2.95 books llsled below. 11!1-Art or Flower Crochet 121-Pillow Show Oils 127-Afghans and Domes 129-0uick/Easy Transfers Middleport, Ohio 1· 13·tfc 24 & 20 Years Exp. JAMES COE 614-367-0412 ' 5-S-'87-1 mo. HOUR TOWING ROAD SEIVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES Add S_t.05 lor pos<ogolhandlng. • KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 949-9070 or 949-2045 4-17-1 mo . 985-3'561 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR All Make• •Washers •Dishwashers Authorized Service &Parts •Ranges •Refrigera1ors •Dryers •Freezers Briggs 81 Stnmon . Tecums8tl W eed Eater ho m elite Jacobsen PARTS and SERVICE 4 s rJc VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPlY Middleport, Oh . 992·6611 GAS· WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS 992-2259 PRICE REDUCED - lE· BANON TOWNSHIP - 30 acres woodland, mineral s, lr ee gas ltom existing well. Pnvate and secluded . JUST $7,500.00. POMEROY - Ntce 1'h sl ory . home w>lh vinyl sod> ng, 2·3 bedrooms, partial ba sement and equtpped kilchen. JU ST $10,000 .00. . 915·3813 985-3837 70 Hor~ ~ 1-IJ.Bl ~om, ..... •BLOWN IN INSULATION 'BISSELL 49835 SIDING CO. Racine, New Hamu lullt " Free Estimates" 949·2860 or 949-2B01 . PH. No MIDDLEPORT 2 unit apartment building. Ready lo move rnlo. 3 bed room unit s shou ld renl lor $200.00 plus each. Owner want s $19.900.00. Sunday :::u~~~~: VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing " FREE !InMATES" MIDDLEPORT - Beau1ilul older co lon~al with ali mod·· ern lealures, includ in£ in· JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 4·18."17·1 mo. lfOOnd JXXi, lieplares, 2 ~hs. ower 1300 s ,. H., storage It, 124 Ohio 45771 St. 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All Makes 24 & Madels HR. SERVICE 3·17-1 mo. pd. BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reosonable PricH" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS ,...n, EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Hw or ,,.,r1 r.~vr•"'~'l' rol mo•1 'l!Ufl'l ]"" 0111,1• l'm11 1 P'' a,,ql'l 11rqr,.,,, pn ltHinn Lk. niS·Il .Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding. I All makes llt model s) PUIUC h~ 111"11 IHV~ID MARCUM CONTRACTING PH. 949-2756 CHESTER, OHIO John II. Benh Owner I Mechanic f.$.' 81 ·3 ••. •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLA CE· MENT •REMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS Phont Day or Evenings J.R.'s REPAIRS TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation 985-4141 1·6.'!7·1 mo pd. Servite Roger Hysell Electronic Organs Mobile service Garage 614-843-5248 Rt . REASONABLE • REllAil! Ohio ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Let Us Fence Vou In FREE ESTiMATES RESIDENTIA L/ CO MM ERCIAL YOUNG'S - CARPENTER SERVICE Addom Mil r.mod.Ung Roofing tftd gun• work Concrete work pttm'lblng and lftctricll -· (Frta E1tim1ttal Y. C. YOUNG Ill ,_.,.ow. "2·6215 .. "2·7314 4-15-'86-fc RUSS UECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR RT. I. BOX 278 32933 ROIINE ROAD RUTlAND 742·2070 25 YEARS EXP. IEWINOS AU TYPES Of MOTOIS S-14-1 ... SANDY'S AUTO SALES Aut-tin llpCiir 6·11·tfc .& S.nice 5/ 1/ Jin DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 liMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT We'l S.l You A J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 4-21-BJ.I mo. LL PLUMBING & HEATING 161 North H<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Hero · IU!INE!I PHON! (~Ill 997 -6!50 R!IID!N(! PHON! J-,27-2 100. ), 1 - 819 · 565 · 1522 C04310H 24 hrs. ext. Now open\ Mobile !;'tom e and Camper Space• for re ne Brown' ! Tuller Park. Min••· ville, Ohio 614 ·992- 3324. ledy wan tl t o m~ttt sincere man 66 end up. lasting relatlonahlp . ~~:~• : ~. .Box 717. Rao.lne. 47 1 Friend• and relatives ot Walter Knapp tnd Mabel Rollings are requested to come to t4arvey Chapel Church for the tint annual KnaJip ·Ro\Uns lamlly covered dllh event will be Jun e 7th 1987, 12 :00 noon . 1· TreiOing prO'-"idt.i. Call 1-812938· 0019 M-F. 8 am· 5:00pm JC.S.T.J ' Need Baby'sitter Iron · 2:00 tV 7:30PM . Someon e w it i1 other small children at hom •. Ph . 614 - 367 · 7269 Call b l fore 2:00PM. Dependable BabvsitttH" needed in our ~:tom e aflemoons & evenings. Call 614-446-0600 . EXCELLENT WAG ES tor spare time a11embly work; electron· ica. craft1 . Others . Info. !604) 641 ·0091 EXT. 2987 Open 7 Day s. CALL NOW! Saln poJition available. Pay is 100 plrcent commi11lon . Call 614·446 -4124 . SOCIAL WO>tK POSITION AVAILABLE : Full·timeA u ittant Program Coordinator for two inteJmedlate care facilltl" fOr developmentally diubled adult• in Gallla County . Degree ,in Soci al Work from an accredited SociaiWorkprogramoradegree in. r~ated field with three year• sOcial work experience required~ ..... IOhiol and 4 l'iMtr1 THE HAT RACII ISuaar Run AJ!a) HOUI!, Wtd .•rhuJO.. fri. I 0 o.m. to S p.m. !alurdoy I 0 A.M. to t2 NOON Othtr timH by chan~t or toll 997-!731 lor appointment. NAIIDCIAfTID COUNTIY Giveaway washers • dryers . Some work , some tor PMts. Mu1t11ke ell. Ph. J$7-0A40. 2 Male Oolden Ratrhrver pups. 1yr. old . Gentle, go od with childran. flad sho1 s. Ph. 814 4•&· 3266 tfter 5PM . 2 Ye• old femal e Golden Howard L Wrltesel Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2168 Medical Records Coder. Thia 440 bed general Hosphal witt~ medical 1chool 1fflliatlon Is accepting appllcetlona tor an er.perianeed iCO.and-CM Medi· eel Record • Coder: ART Registration Preferred. Send ra1um o lni::lud!ng Stlarv hl1torv 'o: Per~onnel Director. St . Mary 'a Ho1pltel, 2800 First A\le .. Hun· t lng ton. wva 26701 , EOE M ·F· H Pin&erett Care Center It now accepting applications for NursIng Au l•tants pot ltlons thru the Ohlo Job Service at 460 Oliva St .. Gatllpolls. Ohio. EOE . Oo\lernman~ Jobt . t17,500 · t60,975 per yr. Now hiring. Call 1 ·819 ·581HI613 e11t. J04310H for current federal lilt . 24 hrs. · GOVERNMENT JOBS . Government jobs. t17 ,1500· S80,978 per yr. Now hiring. Cd 1 - 119 - 15&6 · 81513 Ext. J . 04440h for current fadettl t1 1t. 24 hre. AVON. no ••rvlca Chll'ge, open terrllorles. phone 304 -676 - 1429. Full ltash part / time. e180 .. per roll ttklng photograJihl . h pe. Long htlred gr.y, black & whlta ki«tnl. 7 w~s. old. Call 814· Dtys/ 8\lenlnga/ wNkends. 387·0883. Cute, he1llhy khton1 to good home. Reedavllle, 814 · 378· 6349. 1· 418 ·482 · 2100. X2140 . E)(Cf:LLENT WAGES tor IPif't time autmbty work: eltctronlca. crtfta. Other infOfmltlon call 15041641 ·0091 EXT 3867. open 7 days! CALl NOWII AVON -It1 changing! Be among lincoln Ave. the tirst to r eap the .,.netlh of t<i1ten1. 30-4 -876 ·8720 . 264!). t One temtlt pup, 6 mont hi . P•rl Ge rmen Shepherd end Hu1ky, HIRING! Govtrnment jobs ·vour ~ 304·676 ·6886. aret. t 16.000-U8 .000 . l»honft " celt refundable. (802)838·8885 1r1 e•t . 1203. 6 Lost and Found YETERANS -Etrn Dlltramon~ In •'' 1-800 ·84 2·3619. t thu ni'W Avon. Can 304 •882 ,. ~ th e Army .Nat io nal Guard. 30• - ~ 87 5-30Btf, .. Pt lr lldles gltun found In thopper't loungt at Melg1 Court House. Cltlm at SantlnM Office. 7 Yard Sale t Medical S&creterv reception tn . pldl up tppllcation 11 Suit e 11 2 Plea• ant V1il~ty Ho1pltal . Profe•· slonat Bldg . 12:30 • 2:30 M on. & Thuu, Onlv . ; '' • Oeliv•v per1 on needed mu•t " have own vehicle, apply In • ...... Ganr;;onS" ........ . & Vicinity _ Centtn&r¥ Townhouu May 1920 . lntiJf'iGr, lees, gi ..IWirt, shte11, spreads, dlltHtl, 10'(1, dothlng til siz11. Ph. 614 -260 · 1924. ·· .... P'oiiiero·v.. ··· ..... Middleport & Vicinity . 4 family . Baldknob Rd ., f lm house pllt Church. M•v 19th t nd 20th. 9 :00· 4:00. Good clothing {all tires) and miac ilem1. 8 Rick Purson Auctioneer II · censed in Ohio tnd West Virginia. Ru l Estate, • nt lque. fttm , liqu idel lon ulu , J04 ·77J . 6785 or 773·6430. 9 ~:C~~~nv~~:.~ :.~z~~t.lnn, 12 3004 Wanted To Buy : t Situations Wanted t • ..• Mowing 1nd odd lobi In M eiga , " Muon 1nd Gtlllt Count lilt. Calt : 6U· 992· 8689. ,. 16 Schools Instruction ~ Rl'ltraln Nnw . Sou thftl'lllornBus· • I ~ lnou Colhtg6. Cell 614 -446 4367 Ilk : •'t 1 B Wanted to Do J 'i Will m o W~~ lawns m town 614-446-3668. Public Sale & Auction ~ Call '' '"• Will do Babv•itt ing in your home in City Limits. For cluld 5vn or youngttr W~ek dflyt onlv C11n pr ov1 de r ot erencl!s Ph 614 · 44 6 7606 } Work want ttl! d&t& en try anv shift 20yr~ • • e•p&rion co 388·8238. Ph. eu. .J.~ Will do house cle&nlng 1 day a ~ we~ . On a rft{Jular h&lls ' Gellllpoli s afea Ce ll 614 ·44& - We PlY c"h for ltte model clean c••· Jim Mink used C ht~~ .· Oi ds In c. Bill Gene Johnsan 4·22·87-lln ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING employer. rlence urtneca•••v. 36mm t a· mat1 1nd fUm aupplled tree. ROOFING NEW- REPAIR and gi'IOd driving record re· quired . Selarv : t11 . ~00 · t5,000. Liberal bene11t Jlacfl.ege. Send r 81ume to Robin Eby, Buckev e Community Servlcaa. P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 46640. Deadline for appllcanlt: !§v26- 87. Equal Opportunity RetrleYer. Excellent wllh child· ren . Call614 ·367 ·7630. tTIM5 Wood · ( r o<he 1. Ouil ling Flowers, Sewing, loskot lids COMPilE OUR pies of normalization: p&rsonttel supervision experience pre ferred ; good communlc.tlbn skill1; valid Ohio driver' a li cense t16,040 - t59 ,230 yr. Now Hiring. C1U 808· 887 ·1000 E.ct. A -98015 tor cu rrent federal Un. (6t41 992 - 7754 992-3989 5-1-'17-!1 Your 01110. vatu vou1 Salary to stan Commlnina -UofH.JI . Fantastic 3 kittens, house bruksn . 2606 RT. 4; POIIEIOY lhH Car or fix Tour Guidea ; Does money moti· IO.S·tlc THOMAS BODY SHOP CIU "2-7403 Apt." St: lt. 33, Pomtroy, OH. 3 Announcements New Credit Cerdl No one refused . Vlu -Mutereard . Call FREE ESTIMATES TUNEUI'S to TRANSMISSION Something New Un der The Sun Reps Needttd to Bu1ineas Ac· counu. Par i Time $18.000 PDIIIf'ltial, Ful Time 560,000 ·! Potential. Wor.· own Hour! · fened: knowltdge of the prlr.ci· opportunity to hrn S800 · $1000 / wk . Manv company benefits·advancemont manage· mant po1 it lont a~allable . Call Sua tor lnteNiew 614 -286· 8421 . Not just a job. REPAIR Alto T,..,•lulot PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 Bidwell, t •h 45&14 mu .. m..l Annnu 11 t: llllll~n t~ AUTO & TRUCK 8·20.'86 tin 4-16·16·tfn 124, Pomeroy NetdetJ Full· Time RN 'a for long term c.we facility. ShOuld have good lea1ership akillt and man· agement experience. E ~tcetlent benaiitt ap ply at Scenic HillsNursing CeMer. Rt . 2 Bor. 262. federal requirements lor QMRP ; 11() PIOPll ~~~) ll'r qurm G&M TV REPAIR Charge 82 .00 Help Wanted . 2 POOl axporlenco with atato llconou" 992 9901 L-_;~:,.·,;_;;.:,.;__;_______.,.:::~~ul ona medicaid .••• uncallon ., .. ...,.1••r~ ] rtor-i (urrl, fiHI •ViNYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING MEMBERSHIP 65 .00 Non-Member Cover •. Nileclub (urM Gom" ',Q orr i.1'1'f~ 4·21·1 mo. pd. MINERSVIllE - Beautiful home with a beautilul view! 3 bedrooms, full basement. 1• bat hs, all qualily con· stru ct;on. Fronl porch wilh a river vtew . fiteplace. Cape Cod design . Musl See! $54.900.00. ' We Ctrry Flahlng Supplies liNGO UGtf! CLUI- POMOOY, OH. Bus. Ph. Home ..,,,$ Co 's #I 11 ' 6 2 Riding t1wn mowflfl, ranga1, ACTION TOWING !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USEI Members O HIO RADIATOR SERVICE Trtnching POMEROY, 0. & CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 GUnERWORK 81 Bonded WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE All Types of Henry E. Clel1nd Jr. 992·6191 JeMOlrussell ..... 949-2660 Oattie Turner ..... 992·5692 lllfice, ............... 992·.2259 '-'WE HAVE HEARINC AIDS" EAST GUYSVIUE, OHIO SO I·J.'86 tfc building, woodburner hookup . elec. B.B heal. Carpeting, garden area and many olhe1 Jealutes. PR ICED TO SEll' JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. & SERVICE ROOFING & SIDING Now Accepting New 4· 17· 1 mo. Ba ckho e Service NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 6. 1987. in lhe We Are A Private Club 992 ·7636 1987: 1 . The Public Notice WED. '1·1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30·1 :30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A:M.· 12 A.M. MONDAY ·SATURDAY I 0:30 A.M.·2:30 A.M. Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl & Aluminum Siding -PaintingDrywall Free Estimates · Reliable Guaranteed Work Juno 24; 1987. 017 o'clock Meigs County COmmissioners office; 2 . Keebaugh's Restaurant: 3. Lodwick' s Grocery; 4. Cole's Sohio. AU interested parties in the Tuppers Plains araa are urged to attend this meeting . Mary Hobstetter, Clerk Meigs County Commissioners ENTERTAINMENT CONSTRUUION The Meigs County Commissioners wilt hold a public hearing in the Tuppers Plains Community on Wadnsday, THE DITCHING SERVICE HARRISONVIll£ - In the country - Cule little ranch type hou se wilh garage and almost 2 acres of ground. 3 bedrooms. equipped kil· chen . Mu ch mote . $25.500.00. S1 PEl so. Pl. . SALES Real Estate General ~ hr WilS S750 BOGGS LIVE J&N lifo slipped away. Beautiful is the thought thet remains. We will meal again when this life ends and another begins. We hope to meet' you than. Sadly missed by Wife, Erma; Children : Doris, Betty, Carole, Kenneth. Teddy. Dale, Warren Grandchildren and 8· 13 tfn Public Notice Business Services As I held vour hand while (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 .PH. 992-9949 So I kissed you and said I never can forget that ! POMEROY, OH. =~=~=--..:.:.•- 151 1 1. 18. 2tc EXPERIENCED MEDICAL SECRETARY Proficient in Medical Terminology, Typing and Shorthand. Excellent working conditions and fringe benefits. Send Resume To : Box 729-H C/ 0 The Daily LLI licensed Clinical Audiologist ::t I '10 MULBERRY AVE. .,==~­ t:rf- . _ ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S . SQGAR RUN ASHLAND .., 11 Computerized Hearing Aid Selection C!J Swim Molds · Interpreting Services z . REBUilT & REPAIRED __._,.. ==== ,._ """"t_, __ ··-·--·· ~~-·===t=-- ~-~ Public Notice 11 _... ,_.,., AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS : ............... :r.==. ..... remembered, • ~­ _.._, ,................ ::::.•- ::;:::::=: m·- In Memoriam IN MEMORY OF OUR DAUGHTER , DEE ANN MANLEY WHO DIED 8 YEARS AGO TODAY, MAY 18. 1979 Th e cro wd, above, observed the many chickens taklnl( oil at the International Chicken Flying Contest. They en,lnycd .... -~,... _Ill .... .. .. =-~· 11111 . .f OOl! "--": 00101< · 11 011 0 • UIII.,OT ruuoU,Ol1'11o Fly or fry! .......... ·· ·-~~~ _ . . , . . , _ , . . , ...... , ... ,_ ......, ..... ,_,._lc.ll-.ltlll•"'. ...... _..,,_ 2 ,.,.,.. fDol!ft IIIAY& ~ ----·-·-.._- •Jooo,_ ·--_ ·-·- , ,_,. St~rvtt,es &14·441 ·3172 TOP CASH paid fOf '83 model and new• und ctf's. Smith Buick·PontiK, 1911 e.stetn Ave., G1lllpotlt. Ctll 614· 446· 8889 Can do light h•uliny end t ooting. ', .', Re•• on&bl e r &tea . Marion ... Snider 614 ·949 ·2629 ,, Wanted t o do , lawn mow ing or • 1• odd job• Call Robert PicktJtt -, 614·992·3888. ... '. 2282 . U-.cl whHihont lewn mow• Ph. e14-245· &823. p.,,.. UMd Mobile Homts. C.U &14- 446 ·0176 . flll~llCi~l =---=.....--:--.' ..-. 21 Business .' Buyinv dtUy gold, tltvor c:oin1. rinQt, ltwtlrv. stlfllno okt coins . currency. Top pricn. Ed urttett l•rbw lhap, 2nd. A,.. lllllddlooon. Oh. It 4· 1•1• w••· 912·3078 . ~Oiodltor 112·7104 . ,...,,od. Opportunity '' --------------~ · · ' t I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH. " , lNG CO , fteommends 1het you i1i dO butlnes• with people vou ; know, and NOT to send Coli 8 I 4· mon., 11 through the mail until you hav• ., Ww•Ugetad I he offering. �J Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel 23 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Professional Services 51 Household Goods LAFF-A-DAY Memorial Cou nselors Provtde a servi c" that somedav Used Carpe1 & appliance• Ph, et4-446-e737' vvOPr'OJlll musl havfl, and mak e 2 Piece living R ~:~o m Su1te f325 Mollohan Furniture, Uppet R1ver Rd . Ph, 614-446 -7444 Open 1tii7PM o n Week Day s. way abovo ever aoe eerntngs plus alo t o f sattsfaclton Ill provld tng 1:111 <Jbsolu10 must Call6 14 446 36 15 10 OOAM 1 OOP M Mon, th ru Fn CARPET Carpet remnanu a'6 00 a verd and up Mollohan Furnn ure Upper R1ver Rd . Ph 61 4 -446 7444 Open ltll 7PM on Week Day s -- - -- - - Homatown pmsonal carfl H1111e vuc an cy for adull core Profos N•unill omployaes m 3 worktng ~ lutts Ca ii.. 6 14· 992 · 6B69 Gr [) 14 949 -2927 I Real Estate 31 I J H omes for Sale r Callahan's Used Ttra Shop Over 1 . 000t~ree ti1Zes 12 13. 14, 15 16. 16 6 8 m 1les out Rt 218 Call 614-256 · 625 1 1 May co nsttlm tradv -m of mobile horno or p1 opor ty on t ht s new 3 RR homo 2 ca r garag!l 6 mt south on Rt 7 $47 500 Ca ll 6 14 446 8038 Pla stiC CIStern stat e approved. plast•c sept1c tanks pl astic eulverta, meu t cuiYerts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , Ja. ckaon O_h 614 288 59 30 J r Guve111mont Homes frol'fl 51 {U u'!pil tr ~ 54 Misc . Merchandise Doltnqtt!lnl IAk property !0 Ca ll 1 - 619 565 1657 flk l H04310H for cu rt ent rcpo li st We s!'ler & Dryer, Stove & Retrtgerat or. D1net1e Set w1th Buffet olau top coffee table, 5 H P 65 gal tank iir co mptessor Ph 614 ·446· 8201 <·18 I o • &d iu bv ow nt1 r 2 story hou &e "Who's your tailor?" ut Mtddloport ovftrlookmg par ~ JO yr gua rrllond vmy le stdmg l '/1 bath, umquu woodwork 614 992 -6 126 w w carpel. ~;:;=;;:::==~=:::==r::::::::::i Government Homes fropropflfty m s 1 (u 1 H:p111r) Daltnquen t 11111 Ruposse:~smns Ca ll 806 687 !iOOO E11t GH 9805 tor cu rrent 'opo list I room s hoth 111 hous4t m Chet10r Ohm Prlco rodu cod !r om S27 000 to $26 000 Pt.on o 6 14 -9 85 367 1 rooms And ba th ftntshed tfasemnrH uorm wlnduws and t!OQrll, and cor piJt od One block hom schuol lrnd church s,~th 11nrl 'Co!lt,{IH Sts m Sy r~t cuse C ~t ll ; 61 4-992 7080 11nyt1me Sn turdny or Sunday but a h~tr 5 0(} 1> m w O!!kdoy s li 3 bod•oom buck vtl!Hl&r 2'h h11 th s full hos6ment Situated on 5 75 :u!r11s Cnll Hnbsteiler Ao nlty 6 14 742 -3092 4 hodr oom modern typn hou su. smulo floo r r1111n loc!l t{ld on r. orn(1r of Sycamnn1And laurel In M•ddlnr)rut 628 500 Must be sold , Call 6 14 -992 7766 or 6 14 -742 3166 4 bl!d1 oo m house basem1mt. r. arptH T h ~r d S tr oo t Nflw Ha von $16.0 00 00 Call 304 1182 ·206 4 Clay Roney 32 Mobile Homes f or Sale - - - - - -- AND U SE D MOBilE HO M ES KESSEL 'S QUALIT Y li{IOB ilE HOM E SAlES , 4 Ml WEST GAlLIPOLI S, RT 36 PHONE 614 -446· 7274 NEW 1 !J76 Shu ll 1 rrwb il u homo 12x 6Ei C~tlltwon mu s , 614 -446 4 489> 198 4 Trotlur ownor w1ll h81p CrtU 61 4-44 6 6726 lm n n ct~ 14~~:70 RudciV JB R 1 '6 b•th, total oloctrlc, alo t o f D)l lras. BR lurmturo, so fa & ct\ntr. picture. d•nette s~ t . china t:abm el W•ll con!itdet reoiOfHtblo offet Call 61 4 -446 3065 after 5PM 19A4 Shuhz 2 Bedroom. l'h bath , hke new . Ph 614 -44 6 0990 Of 304 676 -6661 b•· IW fltl l'l 7 & 10PM 111-701977 Skv lm~t 2B A CA, co ndt 11 011$ 9500 Ph 614 44 6 2479 hnttnr ca rpal E~~:cf:l lhtnt 1~7/ GOVt!fiiOr 121160, 2 BR fltoclt~ c heat Includes was h or & dryer. !l.tOvfl& retr.ger · .11u1 C:lllnl tor6PM Mnn Frt or .1nyumo Snt 61 4 256 11 06 w1th nrnntiviiiO 14:o.70 3 BA , ,;, hotUu. Tntn l t)l uCIII C N ow Cf•'IIOt E11 11 n n1 cn FrntldfllivAty Cr•ll 614 44 6 0116 1')7 1 l ?:o.fo6 Kor kwood Remo III!IAd Will cOriSidflr otf nr 61 4 907 24 04 33 r~hcr 6 00p m Fnrrns f or SA le 3? AC:HFS .lll:\t 4 lllllll ~ Olllliltll! CitY limits Co1v 7 roo m mu= !Unrv home Pupu tm Add• son School D11· \net Ft!ih!l1\l flOnct bntn & oul btHidu1gs McGt nrn Renlty Co 111U21nurthAv!l Huntmg tnn WVa 2570 1 01 Ph 30 4 b~ 9 (iQ;J :l 0 netfll o n l11blll t! Rd ott Rt 62 Plu~ :; t o r ~ h t uldm~l · wnrnhou!ie 3 OR hou sn hill !I cn llnr plu~ 2 m hnr hwhtln{l 5 All bluck lOll HHHI Cn ll304 45tii81H 2U IlCHt hunt Hlll\rlflll TrAce RrHtrl, GIM1Nnod, W VA l ot !1llH fl mlo rmu t10n cnll30 4 773 · 1) 1 18 (II T/3 6, 86 Ufi OI 6 QQ 1 10 tt r.rtJ:\ Leon DRilen Rtl llnusll P. outhutldmg Strflflrtl thr ou(lh prnportv 30 4 458 1066 34 Bu siness Buildings CnnHIIII!Ctfll bulldu1 {1S lot luasa Down town Pt Pl ea~nnt St ores. ;~ tt.;es A Onu RuRI Es tnto ra rot Vnftgm Bt okm Cttll 304 6/5 5104 /4-, l nddus tnnl sto ratiU 12 l oo t m"'' h;Hu1 dom J phnsos ot nlo(;lll t: 11h.48 stntll llu1ldmg G l4 4 4 G 2:162 F o r APIJO H11111ent 35 Lots & A creage- ----- L/11\llllf!Vel h.1 1 m Htt~r•~OtiV!II e on t At 684 El or.tnc. lC Wlltl)l old sopt1c 111nk Wtll soli or undo ftu bont. cmnper n10 t01 cycle or r~nythm~ of va lue Ph 6 14 446 3 103 or 446 ·8667 Lot 1n pnvnte pork on R11ccoon Crook Electn c, S41wm and w;tlttf Wt~ll lmnr,ced Show11 llv nppomtnumt nnty CAtl 614 742 -2577 Fm Sa le, 9011 110 lot In lw•n Cedar addttiOII, Nilw H ttvnn W,V, 54600 f11m 304 -882 3206 Rentals 41 Houses for Ren t 41 Houses for Rent A 44 partment for Rent Newly remn dolod J BR house JUSt ou l of Ctty ltmn s Call aft er 3prn Ph 61 4-446 6278 New house lor rent or sale 1n Crown Cny 15 mmuHts tram Huntmgton 25 mmutes ltom G• lhpohs new lo cal sc hool Ca ll 6 14· 25 6·6009 1 Bedroom bas1 c r en1 $176. 00 plus elect,.c Also requnfld a $2 00 00 security depOSit CON TA CT Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446 · 3997 Eq ual H ous1 n g Opportunttv 2 8A 66K 14. AC. qwet neighbor· hood Reference & deposn re qUtred Close to Rio Grande Adults preferred . Ph . 614·2465855 or 446 0239 Furnished & uniurn•shed apl s $ 150 00 and up referon ces Ph 30 4-675· 7738 or 304 675 5 104A 1 Re.! Eatate 2BR br~ ck full balflmenr. 1 ca.r garngo $260 per month 3B R home clou t o tow n. utility room 8275 per month 38 R home on Dob M cCormick Ret . fnm•ty room. full basem ent $2 75 PM month Crttd1t report references and at~cu ritv depo11t r&quued Wtse· ma.n Real Est ete Ph 614-446 · 38 44 45 Clenn 4 room hs & mce yard Ne Ar stores & school Call 6 14 -44 6·0974 So cludod Moun tain l odgfl stylll homo. Cathedral Cfllhng, l tCine frr eplace, 3 BR 2 bath. full balement 30 acres fenced pas ture. 2 barns stocked pond Avnilablft June 1 8376 per month Call 614 7 42 25 81 beIJIMing Mny 20th N• ce 3 bedroom hou se Family room. garaga. ba.sement . fo rced air he111. 5 wooded acres. barn S300 per month $100 deposit N o mslde pets 10 East St Pom aroy 614 ·432 -6289 . Country hom11 fo r rAnt on Rt 124 2 peopht only 614 -742 2246 eveni ngs 614 ·742· 221 1 ., Unfurnished 2 bedroom house for rent No ln11de pqts Clean 11 ndallnewpainl C•ll614 992 3090 Houses Jnd ap11rtments tor ren t c.n 1514-992· 2403 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent , day week month Ga. lha Hotel Call 614 4469715 Ronta!l lowas$ 120 month Furmshed room $100 Ut1l1t tes patd Sharf! b11th S•ngle male 9 19 Second Gallipohs Ca ll 446 -4416 aft er 7pm 47 Space for Rent Off•ce Space for Rent hcellent f or Attorneys Accou ntant et c Close to Court House Call W1 sem 11n Real Estate Agoncv 614 -446 -3644 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Rout e 33 Nort h of PQm arny Rental tra1lers Call 6 14 992 747 9 Space ior small 1ra1lers All hook-up! . Ca. bl e Al!lo eHic •ency rooms. a1 r and cabl e M811on. W Va Call 304· 773·6651 Space f or tll nt tra1ler spaces l ocus t Rd Rt 1. Po1nt Pleasant 304 675 1076 Cou ntry Hailer space $56 m on th A eferen cf! required 304 -675 1926 FOR lEASE - Basement under Meat Market 1506 Jefferson , shop or st orage 30 4 -675 143& 196 Park Orlve, refngera tor 1nd renge 8296 00 morith no pet I, 1 YAAr !Mie plu s depos•t. 304· 676 2192 47Wanted to Rent 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 3 or 4 Bedr oom house 1n K¥gar Creek School Oi slr tct. Rnferen ces Ph 614·446 ·8621 2 hedroom h at ter couple11 1 srn nll chtld. l ocus t ,Ad, Rt 1, Po11H PleAsan t, 304 675 -1076 2 lHHhoom vou pay utih t1es atfults only, depos11 required. 304 675 2535 3 lmd10om tr oll or S1 75 00 mon th , r. •t v wAter and trash pt ckll p Inc luded , 30 4 -675 22 4 7 2 bttdrtm m tuuler Ashton Up hu'(t roAd , Hud APIUOVed. 304 6'7 5 4088 2 bedron tn, tnt AI olecl nc a-c S1md HiiiR o11d 304 -675· 3834 M obllo honH:IS lor rtmt , 2 bod · room lull1t5hed phona 30 4 675 6512 01 sae Hugh Bums 44 Apartment for Rent Now ll fllll\ mll nt co mpletely turn Rof & Dep 1 or 2 Adults ouly CAII 614 -44 6 ·0338 Furnished Apt 1BR 701 Fourth Ave , Gallipolis. S225 Utilities Pd Ph 446·4416 elt e1 7PM Oaks Apartm11nu WtJ ate now h~tv1nn A move-in spe cial S199 CKII lor mora informalipn at 61 4 · 682 7670 (Out of dls trict u lf collect) Managed b¥ U S ShtJIIM ltnd Equ11l ~ ou1i n g Op· portunity Re11rten t · Mmn&ger T t~ rrY HAle Furn lsh&d Apt S235 Utilities Pd 1BR 607 StJcond Ave Gallipolis. Ph 446 ·4416 after 7PM Furn1shed Elf•c1ency s 160 Ut ili· ttes p11id, share bath 607 Sor.:ond Ave , Ga.llipolls Ph 446 4416 after ?PM Upst.otlr1 furnished Apt , 4 rooms an¢1 bath Centrally locat ed 1 or 2 ~tdu lll Ref & dep0111 lA· qwrod. Ph 614 -446·0444 . 1 & 2 Bedroom Apt s Util l1•e• pAid next to Rio Grande College Ph 6 14-446·8883 Nice 2 b&dloom Apt , M11n St Cheshire. Completely furn ished. w.,ter paid, Ph 614· 245·6818 . Gr!!ciOlll livlrtg , lnd 2 bedroom 1p111rtments n Vlllag& M Anor and RiverSide Apart · ments In M iddleport . From S216 including utlh tles. Call 6 14-99 2· 7787 EO ~ New ap .. rtmen l t . one 01 two bitdrooms Th ird Ave , 111 Ge111po· hs S200 per month. Call G14· 992 ·3506 between 6 00 and 9 00 3 room furnished apertment. Call 614 992-6434 or 304 882 · 2566 . • Nowl.,. fedecoral ed 3·4 8R , family room Pleruy of s t or~tge spAce Niee location . Ph 614 446 7025 . APARTMENTS, mobile homn, houses. Pt Pleas ant and Glllipo· ill. 614 ·44 8 822 1 Nrco 2 Bdr unlurniahed house 1Gttrage. workt hop Ret, & dep~ oslt Pref er married couples Accept one child Ca ll 814·4469686, 1 bedroom ground floor. privata entr1nce, recently remodtltd Every1hlng fum , toe. ouUkirtl Henderton *260 month. 304· 676 -8730, ., 51 Household Goods SWAIN AU CTION & FURNITUR E 62 Olive St , G• II•POh l . New & used wood -coat stoves 6 p c wood lR 1uite 6399 bunk bfldl $199, recliner s new & used bedroom suites . wrm ger washers , & shoea New hvingroom suites $199 -8599 lamps Call 614 446 31 59 Coun t.,. Appliance lne Good used appllant;el nnd TV sots Opttn BAM t o 6PM Mon thru Sat 614 44 6-1699 , 627 Jrd Ave, GalhpCihs, OH Va.lley Fmn1ture, now & used larga section of quality lurnt tur e 1 2 16 Eutern Av e .. Gallipolts GOOD USED APPLIANCES WAshers dryers refrigerat ors ran gn Slungs Appliances Uppet R1vnr Rd beside St one Crl!lt Motel 614 ·446 -7398 LAYNE ' S FURNITURE SofAs and ctt1irs pnced from $395 t o S995 Ta bles S5 0 and up to S, 25 Hirto fl ·bAds S390 to 5595 Reclm en •225 t o S375 lamps $28 to $ 125 Ou'Htttes S109 and up lo 8495 . Wood table w -6 che lr1 S285 t o $795 Desk ,,00 up to 8375 Hutches 1$400 l ?d up Bunk bflds comp letH w-meltresses 8295 1nd up to S395 . D1by beds $ 110 M&llreues or box springs full or twm $63 , f11m 173, and $83 Qu een sets t226 King $350 4 drawer chu11 i69 Gun cabinets 6, 12 gun Gas Of eleetrie rtlngt i376. Baby mat · tutsJes t35 & U6 Bed fra mes UO, $30 & King frame S&O Good selectton of bedroom swtes metal cabinets, head· boa.rds S30 1md up to S65 12 Months lree financing whh 11pproved credit t300 mlnumum pUrchase neceuary 3 Moles out Bulovollo Rd 379_ -2745 _ _:.__ _~--Aefugerat ore. couch & chair bunk bed s maple table & ch 11 irs Sw11J elrocker. chestof dra.wers Ph 614 -446 3224 Good used port able and flo or m odel co lor TV 's Ph 614 -446 1149 Black&whil e TV 12 " 1 5Years old Good cond•hon Ph 614 446 -6166 Pubhc Not1 ce Overstocked on 198 6 model w h 1t e sewi ng m ac h ines Equtppad to 119 zag , monogram, over cas t men ds hemm ing, makes bu tton hol es & mor e R eg ul ar $3 49 95 N o w S1 00 00 Th ese are new w1th a 20 veer wa.rrantv Ca ll 514 -3854535 S1du by S1de. General Electric Freezer, 1 re frt geretor, 1 Pr of d1amond sa pphtre earungs Call 614 256-9333 Brand new weddtng gown Slle 12 S 150 t( mg SIZe bed head board S50 M aytag rin ger wuhor S75 K1n g s •u bedspr ead- Wh11e &25 Ant tQU fl rocker S40 Lowery keybo1trd S 37 5 Sound destgn stereo S200 Call 614-446 -05 27 Weld•ng set. tanks tn cluded Asll,'hn l anhs complete 5350 Call 61 4-992 3 84 7 Aft er 12 ·00 n(lOI1 2 3 cubtc It Sears Chest Freezer, 5300 C11il 614 -992·614 9 aft er 6 00 p m, For Sale 31 puppets, 1 st age. 4 cl;lalr!l, s~ t t s an d other matenal Anyon e in puppet m1n1 st ry should be interested 614 -992 5320 Sh11ners Pa.utde Car for sale VW co nvartihle red w•th wh1t e mtenor 6 HP ongtne Excult ent cond ition used twf ce Ca ll 614 992· 5320 Wh1tes l 1berty tl metal d etector f or sale Use d very httle Ca tl 814 ·992 -3703 Ladtes 3 wh eel bi cycle 2 speed w •lh luggage rack on r ear for sale Cal1614 -985 ·394 2 . 1981 Vama ha X5 850 Full dr eu Good cond1t1on 8 It Channel Muster Sat1llil e dish Ca ll 61 4· 992 -3236 after 3:00 Tony 's Gun RepeMs hot reblue mg Open 9:00AM to 7 00 PM Call 304·675 -4631 • Merchandise TratiAr above Krogers m Pom e· roy for rent T01al eleclfJC Ca ll 614 ·992 -6216 Cub Cedllt 682 Hydro Ridmg l1wn Mower 53000 Call 6 14 Open 9am to Spm Mon . thru Stu Ph 614 446·0322. For sa. le · l •mes tone. sand gravel. ffl l dirt . tlrawood Del• vered 304 675 -4412 Surplu s Rental C1otl1mg , cheap close out pr.ces eveyda¥ , all year. 58 Burde11 e Ad dn. Pomt PhtBsant Kenmore atr co nd 2 1,000 bt u, $460 00 304 67 5- 7109 Surplu s denim. rcntfll. a.rmv Carhart clo thing Sam Som e rvt lle' s East Ravenswood Fr1 Sat Sun 12 00 1•11 8 00 PM 304 273 6655 , For u le maple dmette 6 cha1 rs 2 end tables. co fl ee table, cham sAw lawnmow er rep tms 304 · 676 1563 Comf ort 111r, 18, 500 btu used 1 summet S200, 304-675 -56 15 For sale· while p•ne & NorwAy Spru ce, 16 " high $5 00 e11ch 304 ·676 -1484 Golf clubs. 1 vear old S 195. 304 675 -137 1 or 675 -6917 1 4 good used window! l nclud tng 1torm window s Mt . Alt o wv 30 4·896· 38 16. l1k 8 new 21 cu tt upright freezer S200 00 Oeiu"'e pmg pong table sao 00 A11 com pr essor S200 00 304· 676· 602 2 Fuller Brush Products. order h om your local dealer Sa'w'P. postage call W1fm a Wood . 304 675 1090 B & B Greenhouse 4 miles north Poin t Pleua nt, Rt 2 Vegetables 11nd flower plants. hanging b&RkAI!I Wateh 1or s1gns Glass top table. 4 eane chatr s w ith pad ded seals. e~cellent con dition S1 50 00 304· 676 6787 ehAr 4 p m Cast iron b•th tub S35 304 676 -5892 55 Building Supplies ,, m• ' •·,, '• 1978 Kawasaki KZ -?1-0 , 12,800mi. •750 or ,.,... '"' 114-25e -1340 • . • .., ' shtngles (B) $16.95 sq -90w t 569 95 10 - F1bergleu Roof ro ll rott1ng S9 95 1 1 . Pine '::;;:""=;;;::===7=== ~ .} see Neighborhood 'ftd. """· ·i~ 614-446-8298 aher 5·00 ';pl ...., ~--------~------~ 197917 ft Tn-Star by St•craft. ~ AK C Reg1st ered Brtltllny Span1el Puppies Shou & rea dy to go Cell niter 7PM. Ph 614 -245· 5691 ~~~::~~~~::===r~;:=~~:::~::~~~· (I tell b1 'IV "" Musical 71 PTO Manure Spreader S600 10ft wheel dtsc $326. Tobacco setter 6126 Hay condittonar 8275 3pl wheal rlke 8226. John Deere t orn planter S260. New Holland 323 Squtre beltf S1 850 Other f1eld ready equtp· ment Howe's Farm MachintwY. Rt 124 & Mayhew Rd , Jack· son. Oh Ph 614 · 286 · 5944 Beagle pupputs Call 304· 896· 3854 aft er 4 :30pm Buy one any sile cham saw chain and get ueond eha1n half pr~ ce SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO . Hendersvn, W Ve 304 -675 742 1 63 livestock Ouroc Boan Bred just ltk t the bo an w1 listed at the Ohio Teat.tton that gained over 2 8 lbs per day. Rogw Bantley. Sabma, OH . 613 ·684·2398. Pure bred French Alpine Buck Kid for ule Ph. 614 -268 ·1114. Regiltered Polled Hereford Bull, Good proven bull , gentle, 1,OOOibs t800. Ph 814 -IIW8· 1052, 1yr old Reg Quarter Horse gelding Ph 614 -379-2143 Pony for Nle. Gentle, 42 ". ' - - - - - - - - - - - . L . - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 2 y r a old Good with ~htldrMl. r Call 26 6·1772. - - - - - -- - -Mele buno for sale 1 year old. Nice pel t76. Call 6,4 -742 2753 SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie , ....... _ 1978 Olds Cutlass. T-top. 11r. cruiSe, "" · 81400 Ph 614· 266-6046 Only 11000 mllot. 814· 261·1251 1173 Fonl LTD 1978 Chevy Malibu Station Wagon tor sale E11cellent cond•· tion Call 614 -992 · 3090 after 4 :30p.m '79 Cougar XR7 , new pamt rebuilt engine nCI mtl es, nice ca r, Stearn s Garage. 304 -675 -7710 or 675 -8749 '85 Mustang, 3 door, V -6 . auto • c crmse control , 3, .000 miles 304-675·6431 ·n Mark V Lincoln. low mileage 304· 876 -2710 alter 6 00 can 304 -676 -5584 ' ?IS Dodge A spe n st ation wagon. new tires , body fa.r, good runnmg ~ond . $400.00 Phone 304-773· 5666 1984 Chevy Calavier wagon. 4 cyl. an, t•lt. re.ely mce ca.r , S4,295 00 304-e75· 2563 . 1984 Eseon 53 ,000 miles. AM ·FM tape 6 speed. air cond, 304· 675· 3164. 1976 Mark IV , good cond. 304 -675 -7316. 73 Plymouth Valiant for s11le. 304 -675 5974 1980 Cordoba Mahe an oHer 304 -675 -3385, 1970 Mach I Mustang, 14,000 NeW enginfl 351 nfWI/ ttres very clean, must. 304 -675 -2775 1980 Toyot aTercel lor sale E11c Cond . low Mileage 304· 7736800 Trucks for Sale " 1, ':· 79 Motors Homes & Campers -- '.,. FRANK AND ERNEST · THE fi~ST THINC'i yov HAve To L.eA~N / A~OUT Et:ING Servi ces ~HINO, 81 - Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifet1me guaren· tee local referflnces furnished " : ~ ~ Free est1mates Call colleet ~ :""J ' 1· 614-237-0488. day or night ' 1 I Jj' Rogers Basement . "r..-:,;1 Wererproofmg •• •"'t •• A ,S'ON, IS NEVeR TAr LGATE I I EXPECT T'LAND A LAKE~ IN ' ,, Stt~rkl Tree and lawn Sarvice, lawn ca re, landacapmg. stump removaL 304· 576 - 2842 Cit 576 2903 •• ,.' ::,. ,. Plumbing lit Heating YE~YMRS. STENSLE ;ISKEDME '~'/f-iAT r WANT roBE WHEN r G.roN lJP. AND I TOLD HE:R r'M GOI~ TO BEAI'I A5~PHYSICI5r. ,. ' • .. _:1' . ' ,, '' • - 'I ' ,. . ' ... • I II II I ' ~· •• General Hauling 't'OU SHOULD A·SEEN THAT PARADE, LOWEEZV !! TH' MARCHIN' 6ANDS ·· FLAGS WAVIN' IN Ttf BREEZE DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT FLAGS !! . ••,, '• ,,•''• ~· ,. O!ll~~:rd Weter Servicn Pools C1stern s Wells. Oehvet"y Any.~ ttm e. Call 614-,46·7404 ·N o Sund1y calls A & R Wa.t er Service Home cistll!fnl weUs. pool s fill ed Formerly James Boys Water, S1ma rates . C111 304· 675 · 6370 8lntervlaws Larry King Uvtiln depth with top BARNEY , -~· I' ..~·~·. '· • .,'} AI ~ ~... 1' CIJ 1111 liD • il2l 1111 Ntwl (J) MliOI' Ltague B11ebltl'a :·'•,.,. ..,,,. ~:1 • ,, 87 . . .. PEANUTS 't'ES, M~AM .. 1 FIX Upholstery Motorcycles Honda UrHn acottll'. 304 -112- MOTO CROll RACING O.llia County Fa6ir=--. May 24th R & M Cut1om Couches and · • ~ RtYpholltltf'V, St At . 7 . Crown . City, Oh, 114 211-1470. Eve .. ea. u&-3431 . Open deity Ita • ~ • ·JO, Sat . 9:30 to 1:30, Old & n.w Uphosrer..:t 'i,, Mowrey'• Upholstenno MMng tri tounl'f' lrta 22 ynrs. Th1 blatt in fl.ttnhure upholatering . CaM 104 - 17& - •1154 for frtt "'""··· _________________ I 'I •t ' 1 . ' ' " I' ,. "' ...! , • . :!_ I Stttlng at the SldB of the road 1n my dtsabled car, I mulled over my hu~~1and's unfullilled prophecy . " when it says empty there are always a cou ple of ·-···· leH " IO U N p A L D. f--,~~.:;.~..:.."TI;,:6~~r-,7:=-r~- Completo th e chuckle quoted by ftl ltng m the m1n1ng words 1.....1-...L.-.l.....IL...L.......; you de_.elop fro m step No . 3 be lo w . . . . . . PRINT NUMBERED LEITERS IN THESE SQUARES 6 GET UNSCRAMBLE LEII!RS TO I ANSWER , YESIEIDA Y'S SCI AM· lETS ANSWEIS Rodent -- Newly -- Haunt - Therrs - YOU EITHER " I bet no one would recog n•ze you til cut off all your curls." Btg Burl~ fellow " I'll bet no one wou ld recogmze YOU EITHER ' BRIDGE NORTH tto s z .KJBI James Jacoby 1-11-l'f tsz tKQ9 S South's hand, with three aces and a EAST six-card suit, Improved as the bidding • J 7 s3 proceeded. North's opening pass was discouraging, implying that the oppo+K J 10 s nents held a lot of high cards. They 7 !I also probably had a big spade fit. After SOUTH South opened one heart, West over· c,alled one spade. North had only nine • A 10 9 7S 3 high-card points, but he had four-card t A 71 3 support for his partner's suit and a •us quick trick in clubs. He decided to take Vulnerable North-South the overbid of three hearts. East sup· Dealer. North ported spades, and il was now time for South to make the winning bid. We~l Eool Because of the vulnerability, South Pus expected the opponents to take a four· 3t spade sacrifice if he bid four hearts. Pass Paa& Pass He also knew he liked his hand well Pass enough after North's jump raise so Paa& that he would bid live hearts In that Opening lead. • K event. Whf not convey the Important feature o his hand - his void in spades - along the way? That was quite a move wlth just three aces alter auction, but he trusted his partner's partner had passed imtially, but if ' bidding and jumped to six hearts. AI· North had all his high cards outside his though there might have been a probspade holding, a slam might just be lem if eilher defender had all three possible. So South bid lour SP,ad~s . hearts to the queen, sue~ was not lhe North now showed his club strength case. The slam rolled m, and both with a five-club bid, and South in turn North and South deserve to be COli· cue-bid the diamond ace. North could , gratulated for their Imaginative, wei! now sign off in five hearts to end the thought-out bidding .4 .J •••• I. by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Playing ACROSS 1 Conductor marble . Caldwell 6 Tolerate 11 Plato's market- 3Cowboys show 4Macaw 5 Burrowing rodent 6 Diaphanous 7 Fashion place 12 Integrlty 13 "Call Me 8Tiny Yeeterd&J'• ADner 14 Vestibule worker 15 Consumed 9 Complement Z4 Confined 35 Expunge 16 Observe or neither 26 Freshness 311 Cardiff is " 18 VlntBge 10 Deslcc~ auto 19 House 17 Lamprey 20 Highway 21 Carney feature 24 Fencing Is one dummy 22 Margay 25 Evangelist or ocelot Roberti! 23 Enldlsh 26 Postpone catbedral 29 Waclcy 30 Balanced 31 Noorlshed 32 Fell In love 34Cage for hawks 37 Fellow ( sl.) 38 Historic symbol 27 Night before Its capital 39Road guide 40Poem 41 Healthy look 42Actress Munson . 44 Spanish 28 Marsh 29 Swedish director 31 London "!Klup" 33 Wild 34 Deserve .-,.._ period 39 Drive a Ethical 46 Turkish city 441Come to pass 470ne kind of code 48 Writes down DOWN 1 Philippine island~y...:;;~;s::Hert. DAILYCI IIIII AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW .. (I) (ll • ~ Formerly Ken' • now John's Wltlf Service, John W.. ttlfton, Jr Owner 1.000 or 2.000 gal • .,.,tee. 304 -ft7S · 2248 · . newamakers and celebr~l es. 8:30 I!Dl Bobby Rahat • G2) Dtolgnlng Women Suzanne fall& In love with Mary Jo'5 ex husband. (R) 10:00 1111 • il2l Cagnoy and Lacey Cagney & Lacey turn reluctant headhunters to uncover a dirty cop. (R) lj1 a2) Evening Newo A wrap up of today's news and a lOOk ahead 10 tomorrow's news stories. (1:00) • (!) Odd COIIple 10:05{)) MOVIE: Lilt Treln from Gun Hill (NRI (1 :34) 10:30 (J) INI Colby I I 15 McConnlck . .. r > r I. • 11:00 (I) Hardeallllt ond :; .- \ _,;:G:....:,O::-Y:...,:G:..:;B,...-ll ilJI NIWI I Wtturson 's W at er H aulin g 0 reasonable ra t es, •mmedilte • 1 I 2,000 gallon delivtJry, c•sterns, 1 '· ~ : pools. welt, etc:. cail 304 -576 2919. Houae coat limMtone, 1nd gravel Delivered 1 ton and up J•m lanlt!tf, 304 -1175 1247 Clr e75 -7397 L. ~. .r. .J.E'I. . 1J 1 _._r-'i....... e (!) USA Tonight )> ~1 ' · pools, ~istet"n s, well• Ph, 61 4246·9285 ' 6-LJFFA'WS! from a love triangle with a new sell reliance. C iiDl e1121 Newhart Stephanie tries to make Michaeljeeloos and forces a 6howdown, (A) I" I I Electrical & Refrigeration HERE WE t:iOASAIN WITI-i 7Hi: STIFLEP II) a2) Kale & Allie Allie's frustrations with spoll6d child compounded by 39th birthday. 1;J lrD 4merlcan Playhoun Exploi1ed woman emerges from a love triang le with a new self reliance. 1;J 11)1 Prlmentwl Wrap ups of lhe day's world news and in depth feature reports. (1 :001 il!l MOVIE: 'Rear Window' Prime Time fPG) (1 ·52) fill (!) MOVIE: In liM Host of 1M Night (I :49) ' Doy of Ute Evil 8:05 (JJ MOVIE: G"un 101 (I :33) 8:30 812J IUl Valone Willie and Mark peek In on an all girl slumber party. (AI I!Dl • a2l My Sliter S.m Patti protests when Sam Invites Aunl Elsie to come for a visit (A) 1;J 9:00 (I) 700 Club 8 (I) IUl MOVIE: 'Six Agolnltlht Rock' NBC Mondly Night at the Movioa §\Exploited American PlarhouH woman emerges I' , rt u • 85 MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP I' 71. too tc;awaNit i, Exc. Cond. 304-871-2354 1183 A BIG6ER PROBif.M WAIJ 13LU.CCUAR CRIME .. , ,, J 8t J W&ter Serv1ce Swimming 1979 Ford Van . 6 cyl .• auto PS ~11.13 I, ' Concrete finish. parkmg lois, basemen tl · any 11ze job. Semor Citiren Discount Rick Garfield 614-986-4464 . Residential Clr commercial wtr· ing . New servlca or repairs licensed electncian Estimate free Ridenour Electrical. 30' e75- 1786 Coli 114·992-e137. 1111 Rot.,-y or cable t ool dnlling. M ou well • com pleted samedr;Pump sales and service 304· 895-3802 1979 Ford 360 eng ' spd • wt\ttel dnve. Call after 6pm, Mon..F n. or envltme Sat. 814 256· 1106 1972 DodgeVtnV·B euto. good utility Van Ph IU·2•6· 6040 0 1111 rr&CCUAR <R!IJIE. IS ' 2 man 's adventures In space. ' Fe1ty Tree Trimming, stump remov1l. Ca11304 -676· 1331 . 84 8o 4 W .O . . contact olher Melmaclans. ,. SAYTEY ,__1 outlines the earl~ history of ,EEK & MEEK - ,. RON ' S Telev ls ton Serv1ce. House call s on RCA, Quaur. GE Specialing in Zentth Call 304 · 576 -2398 •• 614 -446 2464 1987 Ford Ranger •••. chrome wheelt. fuel 1n1eetlon. cuttom package. Could take over payments Ph 614 -246 -6294 . Vans (• Ace Construction , Roofmg, gutters, masonry work All work guaranteed Ca.ll614 388-9766 or 388 -8792, CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pm e Gallipolis, Oh to Phon e 614 446· 3888 or 614 446· 4477 73 .I' . ,.o' .. homesick; Wi!he tries 1o Hollywood Spectacular gala, benefiting tt':: ~.iot1on Picture end Television Counlry House and Hospi1al, honors Hollywood's 1001h year Fea1Urlng 1op stars and performances, Happy Birthday Hollywood will chronicle (lhrough music, dance end priceless 111m 1oo1age) the history of Hollywood and the continuous l m~act lt has had on the nation C l!l Spaceflight this program 'l; ·•',.' Vmyle & Alummum Siding. Storm windowa & doors. over hang gutters Free est1mate1 Ph 614-44e-1332 fill(!) M'A'S'H 7:05 (JJ Sanford and Son 7:30 8 (I) CIJ Newlywed Game (!J Mejor League Baseball'• Grtlltll Hill Advent of the Game (AI Ill CIJ Judge iiDl Wheol of Fortune 1:;1 l!1l Cro11llre (0:301 Ill a2l IUl Jeopardy! I;J @ Jofforoono Ill(!) Too Close lor Comlo~ 7:35 (JJ Honeymooners 8:00 (I) Father Murphy 8 (I) IUl ALF ALF IS CD Collage Baaoball SWEEPER and sewtng machine ,, · repair, part s, end supplies. Picll 1 · ~ up and dehverv. Davis Va cuum d ~ . Cleaner , one half mtle up ~. Georges Creek Rd Cell 614· .r ,, 446·0294 1986 Chev 'It Sttverado, loaded low m iln Ph. 614· 448 -8296. 1972 Wh tt a Freight liner COE . 360 Cummlnt, Majored 10 speed overdrNe transminion. 41 1 rean , , 0-22 tir .., on buds. Call 814-986 -4422 ' 1982 Oatson King C1b 4 x4 5 t PMd. tunroof, runntng bolfdl . e.eellet~t condition Call 61 • · 992 -3719 fill(!) Dlff'rent Strokeo 6:05 (JJ Loave II To Beaver 6:30 8 (I) 1UJ NBC NlghUy Newo CD Flailing Mark Sossln's Saltwater Journal CIJ II CIJ ABC Ntwl 1;1 l!l NlghUy Buaineao Aepo~ i!Dl • il2l CBS NtWI lrD Reeding Rllnbow Q l!1l SllowBrz Todliy News of the entertainment world Is anchored live from New York . (0:30) il!l WKRP In Cinclnnall fill (!) Hogan•a Heroeo 6:35 (JJ Down to Earth Stereo. 7:00 (I) HerdcaoUe and McConnlck 8 (I) PM Magazine CD Spo~oCenter (LI lil Entlflalnmont Tonight Ill CIJ Ptoplt'l Cou~ IIl lrD MocNoll/ Loltror NtwtHOIIr (1 :00) iiDJ NOWI a2) Monoyllne Current reports on world economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 111 a2l IUl Wheel of Fo~une lil II CIJ Happy Birthday GADFRYI I DIDN'T .·•' ... All l'f'pes carpenter 8t concrete w ork· lntMIOr, extenor, remo· deling, paintmg, roofmg ftM estimates. Call814·446 -6174 I (T) (AI ALLEY OOP •, 82 Marion Dump Bed 8x 16, 4ft 11des. pump. hoist. oil 'tank Everythmg to go PH . 614 4462767. Spo~aLook @Bamay Miller 1989 lnternetionnl Cali Over Tractor live Tandem 238 De lfolt 30 OOOmi since majored $3600. Ph 614· 266-6560 uzoo. Con - """"· ozoo.oo. 27115 eftwi.OO. · While f1ber glats topp8r for 8h ; bed Very good condition 122& or best oHer Ph 614· 256· 1340 •. Jl 1 .74 Nnt - .. • 1980 Mercury Capri. 70.000 miles, loaded 82100 reta1l, make oHer CaliS 14 · 742 -2371 h , b2 .fclas09 197!1 Jt'f> CJ8, 3a. Ofttlna, U.300. 31 lurdMte Addn 304· 876 -1113 0210, I,.Woanytlmo, na Flm A... Oollit>ollo. Rebutlt Alllypestorqueconver- •,!· ters 8t lranafer cases CVC • •· Jotnts Guaranteed a minumum '-' '· 1' of 30 days wtll dehver, cash !L carry or Install Call 614 -379 :· 2220 or 1-304· 676-6768 • :. Used& RebuiltTranamiss1onull , mtflf'nally mspected 8t guaran ,. teed lnstallatton and PICk·up •' 1' available Co~~tl 614 -446·0966. 1979 Thunderbird leu than 53,000 mtles No rust Call after 5.00 p.m 614 -992 -7015 304· 876 -1319, 1981 Chatty CNvMtt Dltlu•t. bc*lenl condfUon. lA• nMllll. >:t 26FT All cC1nven1en ce• $2200. Ph 614 · 256· 1265 19n FOJd Van Ec:onoline 150. 1980 Cllry.. • Fifth Av.nue. coMitkm. Call 114 -448- Auto Parts & Accessories ---------- ~, ~. BUDGETTransmlsSton• Used& +-~1 ~ 77 Olda. V-6 , SB60 78 Ply· mouth Vola.re V-8 . 1700 Cell 614 -388-96e9 '76 Bluer, 4 wheel drin, new Urea, hudera. stronv vehide. SIMrna Gar-a•. 304 ·676 -n1 0 or 8715·67.t9. = •.•!ot.l,. 1987 Pontiac Sunbird, GT, AC . lnJ&t::fiOn Ph 614 -246 6294 fu~tl Neaded to buy: Hay; preftrrabty leru• round balw. Can be old or new¥. C1ll 814·245·1311 Oaya Of' 388 -9705 Evenings Autos for Sala '•/j> "~k 76 26 ft T1t1n motor home, completely self-contained , gentrator , ~ sleeps 8 88900 Calt 614-446-0008 Hay lit Grain 71 Oorg had always bean a 9low thinker. 1983 Bu1ck LeSabre Limited. AC , cru1se, stereo-cauette, e,; cellent condit ion 56.000ml t 6 700 Call 614 -446 -0290 •oo 1r olll sII II r I.ill 0 ll e 1952 Chevy good condition Hu been kept m gllfage W1tl Sell Or Trade Ph 614 ·446·2668 Catl early mornings or evenmgs 19n ~ord pidl up. 4 wheel drive. awto with air. strong engine, AM ·FM alereo. fine truck, Stettnt Gerege, 304· 676-n1o or 676 -6749 64 p tece wood living room auite, VtfV ~o d condition , $150 Upright pi..,o, t715 . Minllfsville. 810· 992· 7716. 1982 Tr1ns· Am Call 614-446· 1522 aft8f 4PM 1986 GMC S· 16, Siere Pe ck lge, V ·6 . fu.t rn,ected. 4 wheel df.. real sharp 18900. Ph, 814-446 -2106 Now buymg shell co rn or 'ear corn Call fof latest quoin. River City F11 rm Supply, 614·4462986 Siam ese kittens 6 w~ s. old l ong or short hair. Cnll 614 992 ·7201 1982 Ford Thunderbird'" very good condition &O. OOOmi $3600 Ph 614·258-6867. 273 New Holland sq Baler $1500. Ford 3pt Rake 1326 Shav&r Pe~st OrNer 6700 7ft . locust poats t1 .35 each Ph . 61· · 3B8· 983 2. Orregonwynd Cntterv Kennel CFA Himalava.n , Pen tan and Sta mese kittens Ak C Chow puppies New k1tten1 Sfamese and Htmalayens. Call 61 4 446 3844 after 7PM Reg App&loos e 4yr old Pale· mmo Mare $800. or best offer includes saddle Call eftiH' 6PM 304 675- 6003 1979 Grand Prix Ponttac Best Offer Ph 614·388· 9832 72 62 Wanted to Buy Year old whitfl Eskimo Sprtz male or trade for tommie puppy of small type IPommeranlan or Vorkie) etc Ph 614 -446 4656 Autos for Sale 360 J D Doz er good shape. 6 way blade sa.760 00 Call 61426e-6769. AK C M• n•a tm e Dachshund feme1o black & t an AK C Da c· shund male puppy AK C A dult Pekingese. Ph 614 -44 6-'7920 Border Collie Pups Va.cc1nated. wormed & guarnnteed Ph 614 -379 -2350 Kn• r;.. ~ oqu AKC Register ed Toy Poodle, Cocker Spaniel & Mmiature Poodle & Schnaur er Puppies For Sale Ph 614 -446·8883. 140 HP In board · out bowd ~ ... ..,r,. motor. Power trim, Skt' s, ~ boards, Etc All good condttietJII _ · 614· 949· 2802 ,.,.,~ ' t. .:.i'-1,. 5'· 1f Form Suppl1r. s & L1ve stuck Gnlden Retrievers 9wk s old , AKC Registered Have had shots & vet chcch 4 Healthy males Ca ll today' , Ph 1-614 286 6110 seeM., FAR• FAll AWAV. • 1 Oneown• • ~ lO>! * Groom and Suppl¥ Shop-Pet Groom1ng All br eeds All styles Julie Wobb Rh 614- 446 · 023 1 CAPTAIN EASY -------------------- ' ' 1983 Thunder craft. 17' 120 "'"' "''"'" HP . I-7, 150hours o ff pr P c 12 - 'lu 4 •8 ' Instruments Plywood-S 95 'h· 6.95 25p c up $ 1 00 of f pr pc, 13.l,h 4dx 1ongue & groove wat er 2 Hond<l AcoustiC gwtar excel· board $9.95 or {Vu 4x8 -8 95) 126 Sigm ~ 25 p o up 1 00 oft Pr lent condition Pc (7 ,6thsx 4x8·5 96)14 .- 4x8 Acousttc very good co nditiOn. cedar or treated lattice 12.95 8100 Ph 614·256· 1340 and 10.95 51.00 off 25 p(: up 15 · '/u.4x8 wood oak panei•ng (B) 5 99ea fA ! grade 8.96 ea . 16 · 1h •4x8 Btrch Panel1ng Reg. 58 Fruit 24.95 now 15 95 17 . Ptne and ceda r wood wtngs coa.11ng & Vegt9table$ 165sq It pr package $8 95 and S10 95 pk 18 • 4•8 Glaze tile bath panels (814 99and6 99 ea Be watch1ng tor my strawberry 19 - Perma. (R) insulated sheet· ad to pick your own 1n the ne.ltt mg toll one side w~•4 • 8 - 4 99) few daya Ph. Claude Winters. j1Ax 4 •8·5 . 99 ) (1 -4x 8 6 99) 614-245-6121 20 · Thermo! ply msulatlvesheath lng f oil 12) 11des 41<8 4 95 Potted tomato pl antsand pepper 25pc up 1 00 otf Pr Pc plan1s tor sale Call Eugene 21 ·lnsuulat ed t empered gla.ss Dav1t . Racine, Ohio 614 247 pan els %x32x76 29 $5 ea 3263 35pc up 26 95 22 • Pm e mstde IDYered adjustable shut1ers all Fauver's Greenhouses, we are s1zes below wkolesele cost now taking orders for strawber· 23 K l uK bench mart! br1 ck ri es, $1 25 per qua.rt. call cornars 50 cent s box. mortar 2 304·895-3879 gal 10 95 24 · Pretim shed bru ce oak floonng ll. thtck 2 1/4 wtde 20sq f1 ct n S46 00 10 ct n up 39 95 ctn 25 -Prehung Int erior doors pr efmlllhed and 59 For Sale or Trade unhn1 shed a ll aizea (B) 29 .95ea 26 Steel exter~o r Insulated prehung doors (B) 69 95ea 27 . John Deere 360 dozer with 6 Exte11or steel door bl a,nks (8) way blade In excellent condi 25 .00ea 28 · Pme Louvered By t ton Cell 614 -992·7401 . · lold doors sets (2 4-29 95 ) (30 35 951 132-39 951 136-44 96) 19 83 750 Honda Shadow Mo(48 59 901 29 · Double side lite torcy le $1700. Call 614 -992· ent rance door sets w1t h deco· 7401 rated glass and sheel panel doors 350 .00ea. 30 · Bronze alummum double commercial en tranee doors sets 599 95 or sing els 399 95 wnh handels and locks . 31 Smgle or double leaded glass steel msulated doors sets reg 699 .00 to 18 00 00 n o w 349 95 t o 895 00 32 St eel doors and 61 Farm Equipment jamb prehung 1 1h hr fire rat ed 189 95 33 · Prehung steel msulat ed door s with v~ glass CROSS & SONS msu lated 12 9 95 ea 34 . Pr e· U.S 3!5 West. Jackton . Ohio hung pine Jlanet doors a.ll s1zes 614 28e 6461. 89 95 ea 35 • Slank hollow cor e Massey Ferguson, New Holland, doors from 1 2 t o 20 wide 90 Bush Hog Sales & Sarv1ce. Over long· 400ea 36.· Prefin11hed 40 used tractors to choose from prekung oak legac-., doors and & complete ltne of new & used 10mb all sizes 44 96ea equ1pment. Llrgest telectlan 1n ,PENNS WAREHOU SE WEll S E OhiO STON 0~10 614·38 4 · 3645 Round hay baler maMet 800!b bales 81500 . Mechanlca.l 10 bacco setter $350. Ph 614 · Read¥ 1111x co ncntl e end all 258-1265 concret e supphe1 Call us Valley Brook Cem ent and Supplies. 180 Massey Ferguson Oiesal 30 4 773 5234 Tractor $3950 New Holland 273 Baler t1795 New Holland Rough l umber Oak & Pop11u Hay Btnd S995 . Ph 614-286· S150 per 1,000 by bundl e. 20c 6522, by board It 304 ·675 -441 2 Pets for Sale Boats and Motors for Sale • l!l Dr. Who Seeds of Doom, Part 5 Q lrD Secret City ilJI Facta of Life >, (~.~X~9 .s 1a29 ;1 2~-P~1 u:·~·~g 57 56 CD CLAY R. ,OLlAN _:__ _ __ Edited~, letters of the four scrambled wo rds be· low to form four Simple words, 1UJ NIWI 1976 SuJ:uki RE6 Rotary ·1 Showroom conditiOn loadtd f witt. options . t996 Call 614 · .. ._. 992 3719, WOlD GAME O Rearranga 6:00 Cil Big Valier 8 Cil CIJ G CIJ iiDl Ill a2l ."t; 75 MON. 1 MAY 18 S©\\(llA-ltt-trs® '::~:::~' EVENING Honda 3-wheetet' B1g Red like • : new tH150 PI\ 61oi -UI · ' 1' 1052 .... t ' 8UYOUTS - SECONOS CLOSEOUT 'S 1 · Counter tops Kitchen a.nd bath and bar S2 99 lin Ft IB) 2 MnrbleV&MyTop's iB)From 16 -19 to " 22 -48" $10 0Q IO 550 00 3 .· 22 30 Almond VII My and Marble Top $79 95 4 , 60" Steel Bath Tub'l Almond and wh1t S8 9 96ea 6 . Hagh Glou tub wall kits elmond and 1NhH:e 529. 95 6 · 1 pe F•ber- ' glass tub and 1hower co mbtna ti on Whit e and colors '1 59 95 to S1 79 95 . 7 2 pc Fiberglass tub and showers comb1n8'1aon w htte and co lors $1 99 95 8 DAtuxe acrylrc tub and shovYers Wtlh top Reg $69 95 Now 299 95 9 .· Color Commodes The Daily Sentinet- Page- 9 Television Viewing ,. •' Motorcyc'- 1988 Vtmaha Z-250 ' conditton . Ph. 614· ~. Concrete: blocks at1Sfl81 vard or del1verv Mason sand Gelhpolts Block Co . 123VI Pine St . Gall•pohs, Oh1o Cell 614- 446· 2783 • ~ --- -·--- 74 Building M ater11l1 Block, br~c~. sewer PIP"· windows. lintels, et c Claude Wm· ters, Rio Grande. 0 . Cell 614245· 512 1. CARPET Carpet remn11nt1 $8 .00 a ylfd and up. MOllohan Furniture, Uppet River Rd , Ph 614·448 7444 Open till 7PM on Wttlt Daya \ BORN LOSER ...,. " Automatic washer t95 , clothe• d ryer $95 . fro st - f ree re frlgerat o t · wh ite $125 . lretJzer· 15 cu . f1 t160. Mayt ag w ri nger waahe1 •96 , ah condi1ioner-SOOO BTU $96 , AC 11 ,000 BTU $160, AC 16,000 BTU t 160. 20 inch gas nnge 1715, 20 inch electnc range t125. electric range, double oven 1160, Sll.aggs Appliances, Upper River Ad Call 814 -4·U· 7398, Sh arp 1 3 Inch cokM' TV with remota control, 1200. RCA VHS VCR recordet" . UOO Call 814992· 6136 or 114-992 -&783, IZ Monday, May 18, 1987 ~.. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®br Larr, Wright Pcinlen)y-· Mi~leport, ·OhiO Monday, May 18. 1987 .... 6REAKFA5T FOR M'f'SELF AND FOR M'< DAD EVER'< MORNING ... GroNot Hill 1977 Wo~d Series (A) (f) Iter HutUtr 1881 l!1l MoniJIInt Current reporll on wo~d econom ics and financial news with Lou Oobbl. (0:30) • (l) M'A'S'H 11:30 • (I) 1111 Beet of Coroon One letter stands for another, In this sample A is WJed for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnaliiJ!I of the words are all hints. Each day the code l~rs are different. CIYPTOQUOTES 11-18 y s ER CD~(L) •=!IIIII (I) WRKP In Clnc:lnnoti 1111 m, P.l.I;J liD T1111 OICI lfOult I;J 0 8porll Tonight Action pacKICI apon1 highllghta.wlth Nick Charles an<f Jim Huber. (0.30) • il2l 'limon lncl limon' cp Late NlgM A.J. and Rick think they W~ntllld a murder In crowded rntaurant, (A) ® M1g1111111, P.l. Photo Plav ·SIT A L F, LIP R y D FW E R N R E R EVLUWTL FUWTAZ OTVU NROINPYDX OWL BARIFTNR L.UR O YD WL.URNF . - AI NWVURSWTVITAZ ' -·. Yfllterday'a Cryptoquote: IF YOU WOULD WIN A MAN TO YOUR CAUSE, FIRST CONVINCE HIM YOU ARE IDS SINCERE FRIEND, - /1.. LINCOLN • �1 Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Local briefs:-----::----, Area deaths -~ 80 percent of his body as a res ult Lillit• Doss Hall Lillie floss Hall, 49, of Rou te 1, Lock 2o Rood , Poin t Pleasa nt, died Sunday . al her residence, the rrsult of a fire'. Born Drc. :10. 19.17 i n Mason Counl y , she was thr da ughter of the latr Phillip Hensley and the late Mar y Eva! inc .Joh nson Doss. Shr was the wife of the la tp And y Hal l Sr. who dird Oct. 1~8:1 . Two son s. Charles and Darr£•11 Hall. died with hN. She was precedt•d in d<'H 1h by on<' brat hrr. Phill ip Doss. Surviving arc• on e daughter , Kat hleen flonf'Cu) lc•r . Poi nt Pl<'a · san!; lour sons. .John Hall , !Indy Haii .J r., Po int Plcasa nl, Wi llia m Hall, U•on, ancl Law rence Hall , Robcrl sburg, W.Va .; five sis· IPrs, Flor ence• Smit h. Mtiton ,. W.Va ., AnnP llu nl ap, Leo n, Lu · ci lie Rubi nson, Ga IJipol is Ferr.v, F:dna Pa i!N son and M ary Mayes, ho l h of Poin l Pl easa nt : four brol hcrs, .Joh n Doss, Crow n City , 13rurt· Doss, Poi nl Plea · san t, Sla nlr-y Doss, Hender son and KC' r n Doss , Hunfin r:l on, W.Va . and six gra ndchildren. Sf•rviC('S will br 1J a.m . Tu t'S· day at Crow -Hussoll F unr• ral Hom o with t hr Rev. Lou is A . Hussell offi ci al ing. Bur ial wi l l foll ow in Promisr l.an<.J Cemo· tr r v in Ariluek ll'. T hr' rr w ill br no vis ita ti on . Charles Ha ll , 19, L ock 1:i Road. Rou tP I. Po int Pleasa nl . died Sunday, al his res idonoe , lhr rcsu l1 or a f ir t'. Bor n Drr. :n. 1%7 i n Char!Ps· ton, W.Va., hC' wa s the son of the latri\ ndy Hal l Sr. and Llllir Doss Hall, who di ed wilh hi m. II br o lhf'r , Darrell Hall. al so di ed in l hr flrr'. S u rv i v i n~ ar0 onr sls rer . Krlf · hlecn Bo nr•cuiiN, Poi nl Plea · sant : fou r ilr olhr·rs, .John Hall , !I ndy Hall .Jr .. bol h of Poi nt Pleasa nt , l.;Jw t·rnc·e Ha ll , Ro· bf'rl sburg, and Wi llia m Hi! ll. Leo n: sev(•ral aunt s an ti unrlrs . Scrvir·r·s will br II a.m . Tu es · day a l Crow-Hu ssell F un era l H omr wit h t he RPv. l.ouls A . Hu ssr ll nffi r· ia I ing. Buri al wil l follow In PromisP L!tnd CPmt• lr- r .v i n !lrbur klr . Th rn-. w ii i iJC' no vis il ;lt ion. Dam·ll Hall Da rrr llll :dl. J.'l. Lork 2!i Road. Poi nl PIN tSant , died Sun da1·. " ' his r es id ence, I he• res ult or fire . Hr " ''" bu,·n on Mur ch 18, 1 n7~ in Hunlin gl on. W.Va .. to l hr lair !Indy Hall Sr. ;~ n cl l alr Li l l ie Doss Hall , wl10 di c•d ll'il h l1im . A b!'Oi hC!', C'h:ty lrs l·lait . a lso cl il'd in tllr fi r r• . Surv i v i n~ ill'f' onr sist<' r . Kat a hh' Pn llonC'cu! lcr. Po int Plt•a sanl : four bro ther s.. John Hall and !lncl)' Hall .lr .. Poinl PIP:t· sanl . l.aw rPnrr Ha ll . 11obert s· llll rg . and William Hnll. l.r•ona ncl sPvr ra l ; n1nt ~ and unl'IP~ . Sf' rv lr·p~ will b1• I I a.m . Tu c~ da,v ;ll Crow -H ussPII Fu rwral Hom r wil h l h1• Hc•1· l.ou is A llu ss r ll w ill of fi l ' i<l tinl-;. nuria l will!}(' in Pi'Om isP I.;Jil d Crm(' lf' r ~·- /\rhucklr . T IH·n · wii i iH• no \'isita t ion. I.A•tma M. l . il'\' in ~ J.0ona M;_try l.iC'\·ing, w,, 4 :mfi~ Slat<' Hoult' 1n M i nr •·s v tlle, cl i<'ri Su nda;· at th r ll olzrr Mrdlr;tl lt' ntrr. Mlss l.iC'\' in g \\.'H S born ;rl C'ollagcv lllt' in ,larkson \o unty. W.Va . . on Mareh 14, 19()1, u cl a u ~h l <' r of lhr latl.' "dwn r d H. and L ulu Gilli•spir l.ipv ing She• was' ' I'Pii rcd rmplo:vN• o f Lamb F: lf'CII'ir Co. Su 1·viving Hr<' two sistr r·s. F rrdda B. Lit' Yi ng Uit rrbar h :tnd l•' r{'da Li f'vin g, both ufC loustt' r : '' brother, Da ll<~ s Wilson, Ri pie)', W. Vil. . and Sf'Vf'ral ni~rrs and npe hews. Besldrs hr r parrn ts. shr was pr<'rrriccl in dpa th b)' a sislt•r , Marie Licving Godbey; lhr('C bro th !'rs. Dane. Ra)· and Gcorgr and an Infa n t bro ther. t.l nd Scl'(•ral nieces and npf'hw s. M iss l.levin g was a member of Chr istia n Sc lc nrc i n !lkron, l hP Rork Springs Grange and wa s ar tivr \\ ilh thr SC'nior cili 7.r ns progra m . S<:'t'l'irt •s will be held at I p.m . T hursda.v :tl the Ewing F um'ra l Home with Rl\V , Ar mor Sayn' official in g Burial wi ll be in Mrll(s 11-i e' mor;· Gar'd ens. F t·iends m:JI' cal l al the funeral home from 2to ~a n d lto9 p. m . on Wednesday . Goorgt• Korn Geor ge 1Jakel 1\or n. 74. 19 II nne Sl., Pomeroy. died Sunday at University H ospita l i n Columbu s as the r es ult .of lhird degree burn s which he r eceived In · an ex plosion at his reside nce on Thu rsday eveni ng. Mr . K orn was taken to Vete· ra ns Memor ial Hospital foll owIng the accident and was m oved by L!Mlight to University fl ospl· tal later Thursday . . He had suffered third d egree burns over Monday, May 18, 1987 EMS report.~ weekend runs Meetings are announced of the ex plosion. How the ex plo· sion occurred has not been delerm ined although It wa s re· ported t hat he ha d been expe· ricncing problems. recently with a sma ll gas heater. Born al Pomroy, Mr. Kor n was the son of I he laic Peter and Mary Shuler Korn. He was a member of Sarred Hearl Church. For man y yea rs , Mr. Korn had served as a m olar route driver for The Dai ly Se nl inel. Hr only rece nlly re lirl'd. Survivi ng arc a son and da ugh ter-in-la w, George .Jr .. and Caro lyn Kor n of Pomer ov: gra ndrh ildrrn. Brc t. Bryan and Brar· y Korn; s l ep · gra ndc hildren, Josh and Megan Bartels, Pomeroy; a br ol her, Henry Kor n of Pomer oy; a niece, a nephew and sc'vera l co usins. Se r vices will be held at 10a.m. Wed ncsda v al Sacr ed Hearl Church with Monsignor Anthony Gia nnamore officia lin g. Burial wi ll be In Sacred Hear t Ccmr· tcry. Rosary serv ices wi ll be held al 7 p.m. Tu esday al t·h(' Ewin g Fu neral Home. Friends m ay ca ll at thr funeral home from 1 to 4 and 7 lo 9 p.m. T uesday. Meigs Coun ty Emergency Menica l Services reports 12 calls over the weekend; five Sat urday and severr Su nday. Sat ur day at 7:49a .m .. Salem Township Fire Depar tmenl to Hillt op Road In Dexter for a poss ibl e structure fire a I the George Bookey residence; Mlddleporl at 2:18 p.m to South Third for Gl adys Walburn to Velerans Memorial H ospita l ; Ru tland al 5: 52 p .m to an auto accident on Ohio 124 in La ngsville for Duane Howell w ho was dead on arrival; Middleport at 9:40p.m. to Ohio 7 for Debra Snyder to Vel era ns Memor ia l Hospita l ; Syracu se at II : 44 p.m . 10 Pine Grove Road for Dav id Hawt horne 10 Ve terans Memorial Hospila l. Salurday al 1:56 p.m .. Raci ne 10 Apple Grove for Charl es Sarson to Holzer Medical Ce nte r; while enrou te. Racine exper ienced mechan ica l difficul ties: lhe trans port wa s completed by M id dleporl ; Rac i ne at :i : 11 p.m. to Portlan d for .John M yer s to Veterans Memoria l Hospital; Tuppers P lai ns at 6:28 p. m. lo Ohio i for .John Curlis 10 St. .Joseph 's H ospital; Rac in e at 7:09p. m. to a trac tor fire at lhC' Hill residence on El m St .; Po meroy at 8: 14 p.m. to Main· St. for Maxine Du gan to Vetera ns Memoria l Hospila l; M iddleport at 8:2 1 p.m . to Th i r d Ave . for Greg Wi llell who wa s trealed bu t not tra nsported. Duant· D. Howell Rutland Am er ican Lc~ ion Post 46i wi ll hold l'lcc t ion of off icers a I WrdnE'sday's rcgu Ja r meeting to be helcl 8 p.m . at I he post home. F uner al se rv ices for D uane D. Howell. 18, M eigs Hig h Sc hoo l sen ior killed In a one-vehicle ai·cidcnl on Rou lc 124 w es l of Rut land Sa l urday night , will be held at 11 a.m . T uesday al l hr Ewing Fu ner al Home. Mr . Howrll w ould ha ve g r adu· at c•d fr om Meigs Hi gh Sch oo l nrx t Sunday. He was employed al I he Sundrv Stor e in Po mc> r oy part ·timr in con juncti on wit h his schoo l work. He was born at Ga llipolis on il pril 29, 1%9, a son of Denn is and Nor a Jr>an Howell of Po m eroy. 0 1her su r vi vors in clu de a bro ther. Bi ll Howr ll, Po m er oy; gra nd molhers. Vi rginia Howell uf Gall ipoli s and E mma Boswell. Poi nl P IPasa nt , W.Va ., a nd scv r r a! aun !s e~ nd unc les. Preceding him in dea th were hi s r:r andfalh l'r s, Will ia m How· '' " and Howa rd Bosrll. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tu esday al lh e Ewi ng F unera l Home wil h Rev. Mi ke Thompson officiali ng. Buri al will be in Meigs M Pm ory Gar d ens. Fri ends may call at lhe funera l home fr om 2 lo 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. this even ing. Pt'arl L Randolph Pear l L. Ra ndolph , 78, Roule 2, r·oo lville, di ed Sund ay in t he !'x lc nded carr unit of Ve ter ans MC'morial Hos pita l. Mrs. Ra ndolph wa s bo rn Sepl. 20, 1!l08 in il thens Count y, a da ught er of th e lal e Cha rles ancl Addie M ac Buck Rand olph . She wwarm "Cold UPI Hospital news VMII Saiurdal' ;tdmissions: Trrr\' Sp encer. Syracuse: Debra !in;·der. Mlddl epor l. Satuday dist' hur gt•s: Rufu s Br ow ning, Char les Sa lser. Bertha Diehl. Eloise Connolly . Sunday admiss ions: Bernier Smit h, Ra cine: Belva Wi llanl. Pomero.v; Nor m an Fer re ll. Micl· dlrporl: Marie Ro)' , Raclnl\, Sunday ·disc hargr•s: Thomas LOII'Cry , Candy Let'. Loltt'ry numbers By RICHARD C. GROSS WAS HINGTON CUP ll - The Pentago n r aised I he loll tod ay to 37 sailors dead in Iraq' s admitted mi stak en missile attack on a U.S. Navy fr igate, and si x Am er ica n warships patrolled the Per sian Gulf on hei ghtened alert wi lh ord er s to shoot down any I raqi or I ra nian jet s m aking threa t,ening moves . · The offi ci al number of I hose killed in Sunday's sur pr ise m issile allack on the gu ided miss ile fr igate USS Stark was ra ised wit hout ex plana tion from a previous figure of 28. Cmdr . Bob Prucha at the Pentagon said at about 6 a. m . E DT that rem ains of 22 sa i lor s had bee n identi fi ed bhl " 15 other s ar e m issing and p resumed dead , bringing the fin al count to :17." Whit e Hou se chief of staff Howard B ak er sa id he did not think the deat h toll, which has j umped from th ree to 28 and now 37, would go higher. "I lhink we pretty well know whal I he situalion Is now, " Baker sa id on NBC's " Today" show. "Most of.the y oung men apparenl l.v were i n bunks as leep or off du ty, in any even t. Fi re was lhe principal r eason they wer e killed." Des pite a form al apology by I raq i P r es id ent /1 Po meroy pol ice cru iser received lighl damages when it allempted to intercept a car allegedly fleei ng fr om M iddirport Po l ice Sa tu rday . , Pomeroy po li cl' said the Pomr r oy vehicle was at th e i ntersect ion of Lasley and Br ick St. to int er cepl a ca r allegedly dr iven by ' Edward Kin g. Harr isonvii!J'. reportedly attemp ting to (•va de M id dl cpor l PolicE'. T here were light damagr>s to the cr uiser and heavy to the K i ng car. police said . King allegedly iefl the scene fol lowed by I he Pomer oy cruiS<'r and driver int o a dea d end ncar the Cobb Mol or Co.. where he w as app rehended. Poli ce said he is charged w ith hi t skip, leavi ng the scene of an acridenl, fl eei ng a police officer an d r ec kless operation. 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR Rate 32-89 Day 90-179 Day 180-364 Day 12·23 Months 24-35 Months 36-83 Months 84·120 Months INGELS FURNITUR E 106N.2nd Middleport, Ohio 992-2635 1 Sec1ion, 10Pages 25 Cent s A Muhimedi a In c. New spaper inj urf'd . Thf• lraq ui jet was appa r enlly un aware of il s prey , U.S. offi r ials sa id. Ll . Co mm and er Seoll Wilson, nava l mi l itary prr ~onn el .comm ander , sai d 11 Ohioans were pl'rm anenlly assigned lo lh C' St ar k. "Wr could havr mon•, unfot·tun ately," he sa id In rel erencr l o ol hrr Ohioans who may have bee n tr mpora rll y assigm'd lo dul)' on l hr ' hip. T r acl Ne lson lw d a 7-po und. 2-ouncr gi rl nam ed .lrs sira in May por t. F la .. lhe home base of I he Stark. In Co lu mbu s. Mlr ha!'l Nelson 's mother, Mari a, ~a i d shr ha d t al ked to her 22-yea r · old son. a slor ekecprr :lrd Class, lasl weekend . " He' s anxious abou t the ba by , " she sa id . Lai r Monday nigh I , thr Pentagon r l'leascd nam es of f lvr.> of I he v ir' I im s, bul none were from Ohio. Th crl' wl'l'e unco nfir med repor ts Monday th at Kevi n Cumm ings of Sa ndusky, a ship fi re man, was killed, but the' Navy co uld not eo nflrm II . Cu mmin gs ' molhl'r, Kan>n Cummings, sa id h!'r son was unhappy al)out going on pa trol In lh e Prrsian Gulf, bul hr tolrl her " we we•·e not at war and ... II would br OK ." tor s. Th ai triggered runson olh cr stat c· -charl ered sav ings and loa ns and forr<'d Gov . Ri chard Ce les lr t o order all 70 state· cha rt ere d th ri ft s close d 1r mpora r 1Jy. Warner is accused of conspi· racy, fraud and fra ud by ln ler stale movem ent of bank funds. His lrl al was moved to U.S. Dlsl rlr l Co url i n Ann !lrbo r bera usr of pu blici t y aboul the rase In Ci ncinn ati. He was co n v lct ~ d o! ~ lmil a r slat e c harges and se nt enced 10 pr iso n in Mar c h. Warn er's l awyer, R. Sia n Mar· tenson, c ross -examined E w lon for aboul five hours Mond ay , gelling E w1 on to outlin e how ESM began Its fraud operation In 1 ~77 by falsify ing It s financ ial st atem ent s 10 r over up losses in curred by Robert Se neca, on e of ESM 's or igi nal pnrlnrt·s. He sai d losses w ~re conce•a led in affili ated co mpanies ~?>' creal· ln g mull!· tier co mpanies lo hid<' ESM losses. Th ose losses were shiftl•d to I he holding company , 'ESM G rdup , and ESM Finan cial Gro up - whi ch was lOll percent owned by E wt on - and li s energy company subsidiaries. Racine Village Council has first reading on street light ordinance USS STARK ~ The USS Stark Is shown in this photo rel ea.•~d today hy the U.S. Navy. The Stark was hull! in the Todd Ship.vards in Seattl e ~ Wa.•h . It was launched in May of 1980. The death toll continues to mount following Sunday's m issile Incident hy an Iraqi fighter. ( UP() North on stand as hearings resume; Calero may testify By ROBERT DOHERTY and E . MICHAEL MYERS WAS HINGTON 1UPl l - To open a th ird week of hea r ings int o t h~ Iran-Cont ra sca ndal. con· gr essional in vesliga tor s had a second rou nd of questions loday for a sel f·desrribed " foot sold· ier " linked to Lt. Co l. Oliver · North in SC'rret U .S. c·fforts to supply the Nicar agua n rebels. Robert Owen, a form er Sl ate Depa rtment consultan t , was ca lled to Ca pitol H ill ro co nllnue the teslim ony he began las I week ' as the four th witness In the publi c hear ings. Sources sai d Monday la wm ak er s wa nt ed l o kn ow more about a memo he once w r ole to North say ing he was lroubl ed b;-· Interest Conmpounding Daily - Yield 4.97°/o 5.45°/o ·6.11 °/o 6.63°/o 7.23°/o 7.47°/o 7.93°/o Pentago n also wan ts 10 know why the ship's au tomatic gunner y system did not int er repl thr ocea n-skimmin g Exocel mi ss iles . Explaining Reaga n's new alerl policy, Bak er sai d lhe Uniled St al es was dcl r rmin ed l o ma intain free t t·a nsit In th e Per sia n G ulf. "Nol only wou ld we escorl vessC'Is, w hich wr had pla nnf'd to do anyway," Ba k er sa id, " but i! wPsec ai rcra fl in an att ac k mode long befo re l hcv are i n · a pos ition to shoot, the belligera ms. Ohio Families Await Word For Michael Ne lson's fam il y, Mon day was a day of mi xed blessi ngs. Nelson's wife, T r aci , gave birth t o a babv daught er in F lorida in the mornin g, bu l lal er i;, I he day r elatives i n Colum bus we r!' sill! awaiting word on the fate of Mic hael. one of at lt>a st 11 Ohi oans aboa rd the th e Amer ica n friga l!' . allac ked by I ra qi aircrall . The USS St ark, condu cting a rOut ine pa lrol in the Per sian Gul f. was str uck by a missi l!' fir ed fr om an I ra qi F · l Mirage Sund ay nigh!. Th e m issile tor e l hrough an a r ea used as sleeping quart er s. Pe ntago n s0urres sa id. AI l ea st 28 sa ilors were kil led and anol her 22 !INN ARBO R, Mic h. iU PII Ronnie E wt on, co-ro u.nder or ESM Gover nm ent Serut·Jtles Inc., whose 1985 co llapse t r ig· gered the worst ba nk ing cr isis In Ohio history, lesll fl ed about how he concealed m illi ons of dollar s In losses. Ewton testifi ed Mond ay for a thi r d day as lhe key w it ness agai nst Marv in War ner, former U.S. ambassa dor l o Sw it zerl and. and for mer owner of the failed Ho)'Tle s·ta te ,Sav in gs Bank of Cinctnna t i. Home State los I $141 mil l ion i n the collapse of ESM and cl osed aft er a run by panicky deposl · ONLY$299 (For May 18, '87 thru May 24, '87) Savttr's O!oice Certificates Sc atter ed shower s ending r•arly tonight. Low in the low 60s . Partly d oudy Wednesday. Co-founder of ESM. slated to testify today in Warner case ,--'---------~---· With Dally Compounding CLEVELAND (UP!)- Salur· day 's win ning Ohio Lotlcry num bprs : · Dally N umher 5.1 0°/o 5.60°/o 6.30°/o 6.85°/o · 7.50°/o 7.7'5°/o 8.25°/o ·their covert work. l n the memo, the sources sa id. Owen lold the Na t ipnal Secur it y . Co un cil aide at the hear t of the sca ndal : "! Th ere arel a couple of thin gs I don' t like about this." Wh al those were and whetHer they Involved Presi dent Reaga n wer0 q ues ti ons lawma k ers wa nted answerf'd, lhe source s sa id. Rep. Henry Hyde, R-111. , a member of the H ouse ro mm lllee i nvestigating the case, sa id the c·or res pondence be l ween North and Owen was classified " bu l It will all rom e ou t this week." He sa id muc h of it wa s jocular. Sf:>n. W ar ren Rudman, R· N. H., v ice chair man of the Sc nal c i nvest igat ive panel, said Owen would oullin e further his rrla · ttonship with Norlh and w hat he did w hen he worked at the Stale Deparl ment . ln vestigal or s bel ieve Nort h, fired from I he NSC starr Nov . 2~ for his role in the sca ndal. hel ped set up the Sla lc Depart men I job for Owe n so he could ma ke drl lverics to Co nt ra leade r s, a source confir med Mond ay. " Th ere's going 10 be In terest · l ng lest imony about how he gol I here and what he did there, " Rudman said of Owe n, w ho wa s hired in late 1985 to help admlnis· ter $27 million in humanlla rian aid to the U.S. · bar ked rebel s. On the wllness lis t after Owen was Con tra leader Adolfo Ca lero, expec ted to testify and turn over canceled traveler 's c heck s !hat he gave North to cas h. A l awyer for Ca l ero sa id the checks bore signat ures of people who cashed I hem . M eetin g In regular session, R acine· Vi llage Co unc il gave a flrsl r ead i ng lo a n ordi na nce provi ding a new streel light.ing co nl rac l w ith Th e Ohio Power Co . for lhc nex t 10 years. Represe nt alives of the com pa ny met wit h cou ncil to discuss the new ro ntracl w hich ca lls for a charge of $6. 9<1 a monlh per lighl . T he new cont ract Is aboul $1:i~> more a mon th. T he pre~en t cont racl ex pires In October. Cler k Jane Beegle re poriPd a cas h bala nce in all fu nds Iota li ng $90,096.54 . The bala ncr in each fund as of the end or l hc monlh i nc lu des : g e n eral f u n d, $18, 105.21; strce l fu nd , $~ , 427.!Tl ; fire, $12, 100.51; water reven ue, $29.846.61 ; revenue shari ng, $2 , 824 .27; s l a t e h i ghway. $.1.~1:!. 09: ccmc1ery, $2, &18 . 86; waler depo sit s, $2,6:iil.97; C('m C· lery endowment , $fi ,(JIU ; tr uck replaceme nl CD, $2,800. Council aglreed to not ify the Meigs Co unly Li Iter Co nlrol Board t hat llic vi ll age Is tn tereSicd in four perma nenl 1ypr trash co ntai ners and It was reported I hal poSis have bee n set al the Gree nwood Ce met ery to keep ve hicl es from ru nning onlo rem elery lots Clerk Br •l'g le repor ted tha i a number or cemelery lot don at Ions havr been recei ved but sl il l man y lot ownrrs have no1 rPsoonded: It wa s repor lcd th at the' Board of Publi c Aff ai rs has awa rded an clrr lrira l repai r cont ract to Grea t Bend Electric for r('plac· lng wir ing In t hr aPr al or bu ild ing w ilh work to br•gi n nex l monlh . C'o unell gave I he seco nd rra dlng to an ordi nance 10 Increase sa lar ies of officer s an d t•m . p loyces of lhr· vi ll age ncxl .vear .. l oP Ki r by gave a pollrl' r eport sl at ing l hal22~ m il<•s wore dr iven, 10 r alls were answered. fi ve per so ns were cit ed and a total of $J67 .4 0 ro llcclrd in b<lnds . Sll'Crt Com m lssiom•r Glenn Rizer reported 1hat 18 load s of tra sh wcrr hauk·d lo lhr la ndfill f rom I he regular t rash r out e wit h " n additional fou r loads hel ng Ia krn from I he t wo da.v frrr pickup service for residenl s d uri ng riP>m up days. He r r · ported t hai l hr wa ter dcpvr tm(• nt pu mprd 2. !l60.:i00 gallons of water In Apri l. One load of dirt was ha uled Ia I he park and On(• load was taken to s1ockpilr ot lh watrr buil di ng. Crews havl' bt'en movi ng Writ on Cemetery , Shri ne Park and ·t he old fer ry I:Jn dlng pa rk . Counci l approved blades anrJ siri ng ror the we~d ea t rr as well as cold mix for pa tc hin g slrr'cts. F' lrc• Chi ef Robrr l .John so n wa s authorized to ('On lac t an ln ~ u ­ r ane<· company to get ln~ u ra n cr covera ge for firem!'n pul int o t'l'fcct. Board l••u~·· R(• mlndt•r , Rac in e's Board of Trustees of Publi c !llfui rs reminds Ra clrie VIllage r es id ent s who plan to !Ill pools, wal er laws or gar dens: or was h ca rs I hat a " Quanil y Walcr U>rr Per mit " Is r~~q ui red along wilh paymrnl of the appropriate Ire•. !lcrordlng 10 vi ll age ordl· na nr<', a person using ~xcess waler w ithou t a q ua nllt y wa ter user perm ills subj ect to a l ine up to $r>O an d costs. Permits ar c ava il abl e fro m .Jea nett e L aw. ri• nce, bi lllng-co llcctln g age n1, a I lhc Hac lnc Department Store. Th~ tru stees al so as k thai hl'forc filling swimming pools or wa ter i ng gardens, even with th e quanll y user permit , th ai Glenn Rizer , wa ter supervisor , be con· tarled ul 94!1·29211 lo make sure there is no pr oblem wi th the village pumps. Tr us tC<'s ulso wi sh to remind rcslden ls that a watt'f deposit l.s rrq ulred from '' " renlcrs. T he• deposi t b rl'fundPd when l h<' rcnler mow•s if th<' water bill is paid . The• Board nl Pu bllr· il fi':Ji r.s mt'e ls I he Si 'NlntJ Monday or f•ar·h mon th ill 7 p.m. i.l f Vi ll t)~( ' Counci l Chomb•·rs at l hr Shrl nr · Cl ub Park Building. Thr' pu hl lr- is welc·omc to all ••nd publi c· al'fa ir.s· mrellngs. . Ohio ·hopes to save $30 million with welfare ptaneuver . Minimum Purchase Amounts- $500.00 • • T icke t sales t o t a 1 e d . $1.552.88650, with a payo ff due of $405,756.50. · . PICK-I ''.. • • • :189~. BANK ONE, ATHENS, NA, Athens, Ohio Member FDIC ' • BANK.-:ONE. Fifteen thousand people who care. P ICK -4 ticket sa les totalf'd · $194,98S, with a payof f du e of $87,855. PICK ·4 $1 sr r a lghl bet pays $4,836. P ICK -4 $1 boX bet pays $403. Sup er Lotto 6, 10, 25, 20, 17, 43. Super Lotto ticket sal es totaled $4, 748,998. ' •" . • ,. ' Sa dd am Hu ssei n and his ass ura nces lhe strike against the Stark wa s " unint entiona l," President Reaga n ordered the alerl status in the strategic gulf Mond ay as another Navy ship hel ped the crippled fr igat e limp tow ard por i i n the island na tion of Bahrain. · · Reagan said he was determi ned lo keep a U.S. presence in the oil -rich region even aft er the wor st attack on a Navy vessel in 20 yea r s. Defense Secretary Cas par Weinberger ca lled for r epara · l ions from Iraq but spoke for the U nit ed States in ter min g it just "a ghas tly error" in the 6\<J-yrar I ra n-I raq War. Baker sa id the Unit ed St al es did not have a lithe fact s, but enough to m ake a· " prel imin ar y judgment th at il was not an overt allark by the . I ra qis." Bu t there Wel'e still a number of unanswer ed qu es tions. " I w ould cert ainly like to know why a tr igger -happy il raq i l pilot decided to fire on basis of radar sigQals," Bak er said, adding also why I he I ra qi ignored U.S. radio warnin gs. Baker sa id U.S. author ities also wanted lo talk to the capt ain of I he Star k to determ ine w hy I he ship was not al a higher al erl stal us. Th e Ra ndy Lee Riffl e · ha s been gr anted a divorce in Mei gs County Comm on Pleas Cou r t fr om Robin Annell e Riffle. Robin Ri ffl e wa s restored by the cour l her former nam e Dugan. Certificate Of Deposit Rates prercclcd in drath b~ four brot h· en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 19, 1987 HIGHER YIELD I Pr s and flvr sistrrs. Tursday . . . Occluded WEI\THER MAP - Showl'rs and thund er storms are predicted for portions of tht• norlhrrn and C('ntral intermountain, northern plains, upper middle Mississippi Valley, low<r Gr.at Lakes, Ohio Vallr•y , and Middl e Atl antic coast r egion.• Tur•s d;~y . I UPI ) . Ship's toll rises to 37; questions unanswered Police car damaged in accident ~SHOWERS to receive precipilation indicated. 1\ lhf'ns: SPvrra l nie('C'S a nd nr · Srr vlecs will bo lwld al 2 p.m . Wrd n rsda~· ill the F:wing F'unPr al He me wil h Rev . Eugene L ('o ngc• r offlciali ng. Burial w ill bf' i 11 Chrrr)· Rd igr Crm lery . Fr lrmls may call a t the funPra l home from 2 10 ~ and 7 to 9 fl.m. Vol.36 , No.265 Ma r riage licenses have been iss ued in Meigs County Probate Court to Todd Steven Var ney, 23, Long Bott om , and Roxann Mahl ma n, 20, Port land; Johnny R ay Seller s, 26, Rac ine, and K i m berl v K ay Wil l ford , 1~. L ong Bon om : Paul D . Schnabel, :l:i, Oakwood Village, and Cledith Kin g, .16, Middleport ; Scott Dal e Wolfe, 27, Rac ine, and Amy Lou Li ttlericld, 21, Ra cine. (i\s of 10:30 a. m .) Providr•d hy Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt E llis & L oewi Firm Prit e .. .... 26 Am Eleclt'iC Power.. !IT & T ............. .... ... ......... .... 21i\~ As hl and Oil .......................... 64 Bob Eva ns Fa r ms ................. 24 Charmi ng Shoppes .............. 2:1}~ Federal Mogul. ...... .. ......... 411!1 Goodyear T& R .. ... . . .. ...... 6.1 Heck' s Inc . ...... .. .... .. ........... ... .4 Lim ited fnc . .. ....... ................ .40 Multimedia I nc ................ ... 52'A Rax Restaura nt s .................... 6 Robbin s & Myers ........... ..... 11 ~ Shoney's I nc . .... .......... . :... ... 28% Wendy's In ti. ... ..... ............... 9'!. Wort hington lnd .... .. .. ...... .18% at y Copyrighted 1987 Marriage licenses issued Map shows minimum temperatures. AI least 50% ol any shaded araa Is predicted Clair Randolph, Woos ter: t hrrr s is ler s. Do r oth>' Duer hr r , Chip· prwa I. a kc•; Flea I r ice Ben lz, Lancas ter : Bern ier M <'eks. Hf':-; ides hrr purenl:--, shf' w ;;ts • Daily stock prices Divorce -Static . Dail}' Numl)t'r 804 Piek 4 1318 Track & Field Meigs Counly Specia l Olympic s has selected 12 at hletes lo represent the orga nizat ion at the 1987 Ohio Speci al Oly mpics Summer Games. The team includ es limy Boggs , B r ell Count s, M ar y Jane Curry, Am and a Grogg, Sara h Har m on, Joan Hart, Jeremy .John son, Larry R ay La udermil t, Lisa Montgom er y, 'Ben Sk inner, Maurice Sm it h and B ill White . T hese ath letes wi ll compete i n l he 17th annual Ohio Speci al Olymp ics program, which is an al hlelic training and cOTl)pelilion progr am for t he m en tall y handi ca pped. Th e games, lo be held J une 26-28 at Ohio St ale Univer sit y in Col umbus, w ill fea tu re eompPiit ion for more than 3100 at hletes from across l he state. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 5-19-87 BRAIN . Speical Olympics team named Legion to elect officers Su rviving arC' a son, Victor pllC'ws; two !:list('rS·in·law. Evtl Ra ndolph, ll unt ington, W. Va ., :tnrl l. il l iP R<t ndolph. Guysv illt•, two b t·othcrs-in -law, Mi ll ar d Swa r 17. , Coo lvi lle, and W ilber t VanM t' IC'r. Col umbu s, 1wo grana r hlldrrn and six grral · g-ra nclr h 11(1 rrn. ao Me igs A thl etic Booslers will hosl lhc annual Spring Sports Banquet on T uesday, at 7 p.m., i n t he high schoo l cafeleria. Those att endi ng arc asked t o bring lwo covered dishes, eit her ve•gctable or dessert. Awa r ds will be prese nled in so ftball. ba seball and t rack . was a hom<'makPr a nd a mC'm brr of lhr 13oarwal low Chu rch or Chr ist. TVC track, field results Page 3 Rock Springs Beft~ r Heal th Club w ill meet Thu rsday, 1: l:i p.m .. at the home of M ildred Jacobs. . · Meigs Cou nty Repu blican Women wi ll meet Thu rsday, 7: p.m .. at thl' muni cipa l building in Pomeroy . All Republ ican womrn arc ur ged to a11end .· . Racin e Village Council will meet Mo.nday, 7 p.m .. '" recessed sess10h. Spring banquet planned t:;.•fsNOW FRONTS: Ohio Lottery ' ' - By LEE LEONARD substa nt ial number of unemploy - ma neuver . UPI Statehouse Reporter able. chleOy elder ly, recipient s Bar ry sa id II could take six COLUMBUS, Ohio tU Pil w ith chronic physical or mental months to get the r ecipients Sta te senators have co m e up w it h disa biliti es could qualify for the enrolled In the f ederal plan, so a way to save another $30 million feder a'l program . the state's savings in 1988-89 for the tight 1988-89 budget by The state now pays them $124 would riot r each $36 million. shift ing certain disa bled relief . per month, plus all of their Bar ry testlfif'd before th e com · rec ipient s to a federally funded medical benefit s. Under SS J, m tttee on her department's Soci al Security program . they would r eceive $320 a month bulk y $7.9 billion two-year Pat r icia Bar ry, di rector of the from Was hington plus a superior bud ge t r equest , the larges t In all Ohio Department of Hum an health plan, 58 percent of It pai d of state government. T he sta te' s Ser v ices, told the Senate F inance by the federal government, she · share would be $3.37 billion, with Commit tee Monday night the sai d. . the res t coming .from the feder al state could save SIB mllllon a Aronoff directed Barr y to have government. year by moving an eslim atf'd langua ge dr afted for Inclusion In She urged the senator s to 10,000 general r elief rec ipient s to the bud gel, whic h Is about to pass refrain from diverting Medicaid the better pay ing Supplemental the Senate. funds for oth er purposes, sayi ng Security Income progr am. "That' s great . " said .Sen. WI! · her department nas· moved to cut Barry said a pilot program In liam F. Bowen, D-Ctncl nnatl, health care costs, develop work· the Dayton area has shown a lending bipartisan support to the fare program s an'd trim relief • roll s. Barry told lhe comm ittee thr depa rt m en t has In troduce d workfare progra ms int o 29 counties , with 25,000 people participati ng. , Work fare Is the co mmon term for the program in w hich abl e· bod ied wellare r ec ipients work for th eir be nefits and are !rained for employment. She said 25 percent of the partici pants get jobs and go off we lfare. " We are seei ng drops In unemploym ent In those cou nt ies wit h workfare , .. sai d t he director. B ar ry said th at despi te I he fact that the Hou se sliced $10 million from the workfare· progra m, upeom lng federal wr lfare r e for m shou ld provide m atching fund s to enable t he state to carry on It s work In th at ar ea . Barry sai d !he depart menI hos revised the medica l care pro· gram for general relief reclp· Ieni s to save the state between $5 million and SIS mil lion, and has co nsoli dated child support enforcement to save anot her $30 m illion. Bowen asked if any money might be fou nd In the ·depart· m en t 's ou tlay for fu ndlng edu ca ti on. " We already did our own tightenin g up and looking . for money," re plied Barry. " If ,you look at our bu dget , I think you wil l f ind that wr• have al rPa d\' gi ven a1 I he offlrr." · Barry po inted ou l t hlll lhr House trimmed al most $1 7 mil· lion from the a dm i n i s t ra ti o n ·~ recomme ndallon for Medicaid and dlllerl ed II to othN progr ams. "The · Medi caid budget Is of ser ious roncl'rn lo th is admi nistra tion." said Barry. " We be· llcve t he Initia t ives we have• made w ill enable us 10 curb thi s gr ow th ti n hea l th r are cosl s l. " Medica id, I he stal e's progr am of hea lth car e for the Indigent , ts I he lar ges t si ng le line item In th e state bud get - $4.2 billion. � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 18, 1987 doss hall howell korn lieving randolph wilson