http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ff9b27d64f900f2770e1f65ceed3fe2f.pdf 7d99614a347e989a2bb09c246a5912e6 PDF Text Text - Page- D-10- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 6 . NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 5-31~7 ~SNOW -RAIN FFIOHTS: WWamt "Cold By United Press International Thunderstorms that spun tornadoes and fed flooding In Texas and Okl ahoma bar reled across the southern Pl ai ns for the sixth straight day Sa turday. and m ore record-setting heal was forecast for New Yor)< sta te. The storm s that hit Texa s spawned a tornado Friday ni ght near Lub bock that damaged at least a dozen hou ses and mobile homes. police said. Severa l other tw isters were spott ed elsewhere in the stat e. One tornado was sighted in west Houston , while ot hers touched dow n i n Har ris and Mat ago rda co un ties . No inj ur ies were r eported. "1 was moving m\, . gras s and didn ' t have any idea it wa s ft Occluded 11 coming u nt i whose lookedhouse up... said Don Brown, wa s destroyed by the Lubbock twiste r . "When I saw it . I g rabbed my dog and ra n for the basement. " Pau la Mar berr~·. who was in the damaged mobil e home. said Map shawl minimum Jempe!liiUres. At leas150% of My shaded atea Is ptedcted to tDiwl ptlldpllation lra:licaled. UPI WEATHER MAP - Rain Is foreca.•t Sund ay morning lor parts of the Pacific northwes t coast. Thunderstorms arc forecast lor parts : oUhe !llluthern plains and western gulf coast. (UP I ) Municipal Court news GALLIPOLIS - In Gallipolis ~Municipal Court Frld a.v, Keith A. Nibert, 25, of Rt. 2. Crow n Cit y, .was bound over to the Ga ll la ..County Common Plea s Court , t harged with theft . • In other court m att er s, Frank ,Jin D . McDade, 4:i. of Poi nt l'leasant , W.Va ., wa s fined $3011 'ilnd given a lhree-day jail com mitment for OWL • Thomas J. Eakins. 26. of .Racine. was fin ed $50 for publ ic l ndecency . • Alvin R. Hy lton . 28, of 9:! Cedar !;t ., wa s flned$50 for not havi ng a tlrlver 's license. Malvin Valen tine, :J7. of 714 Third Ave .. was fin ed $28 for r eslsllng arrest. Speeding bonds wrn· lor f ci lcd by Frank R. Clemms, :17, ·Hi Holcomb Hill , $38; W.C. Seegmiller. Jr.. :14, Huntingt on, W.Va., $41 ; Jeffery D. Lahm ers. 21. Chesterhill. $70: Rn lph E. Clark, 47, Scott Depot , W.Va ., $41: Ralph A. Hoffman. 72. Oklawaha. Fla • $41 ; M ichal' IT. Nutter. 36, Apple Grove, W.Va .. $40; Patrick A. Burkhart. 27. Yellow Springs, $44: Mor ga n A . Yates. li6, M ent or. $40; Roy 0 . sea t be lt : Angel,, M . Boster, 18. Zi mmerman, 74. Proctorville, Rt. 2, Bid wel l. $40. improper $43; Robert Gilbert. 23, Pr in ce turn: Donald P. B un ce, 18. George, Va.. $44; Michael J . Mldd l<·port . $40. running a stop Sholl, 31, An n Arbor. Mich .. $40; sign: Ant hony B. Rilfl e. 20. Mildred K . Tabor, 31, Rt. 4, Syracuse. $40, following too Ga llipolis. $:18; Ra ym ond A . closel.v; and Larry C M ar tin . ~ 6. Dot so n. 57, Huntington, W.Va .. Belpre. $40, fai lu re to y ield , $47; D. Dou gl as Harvey ..Jr .. 28. In Gallipol is M uni cipal Co urt Barbou rsv il le, W.Va .. $Jq; and Thu rsday , Victor T . Dawson. 24. Lan ce E. Rhodes. 24. Rip ley, of Clendenin , W Va .. was fiord W. Va., $4:! . $300 and given a three·da y ja il Other bonds were forfeited by com mitmen t for OWl. Dan iel Roa ch. 24, Rt . 1. Cr own Jeffrey S. Shaw, 22 . of Rt. :1. Cit v . $5:1. f ishing wi thout a Ga llipol is. was fined $17 for l icense: James M . Ga r afola. 66, having an open cont ai ner. HP E ureka Sta r Rout e, Ga llipoli s. wa s fined an addit ional $12 for $40. no va lid registra tion: Jef- r unn ing a red l ight . frey A. Needl cmnn. I H. Potomac. Rebeckah D . McCraw, 24. of Md ., $40, runn ing a red li gh t ; Hacine. wa s fi ned Sl 5 for speedCynthi a S. Moorhead. 29. Point ing. Pleasan t. W. Va . $40. pass ing in Cordon W. Fac tor. 2:i. of Hio an intersec tion: Roberta U . Gran de. was fin ed $12 for failure Lively, 32. M iddleport, $40, fail - to cont rol. ure to control: .Jefferson S. Baker, 19, Rt. 2. Patriot, $40, Man na .J . Mil ler. 29, ol 45R reckless operat ion: William E . Seeo nct Ave .. was fined $12 for not E rwin Ill. Jackson, $40, ha v in g valid registra tion . fo llow ing too closely: Elmer L. Speedin g bonds 11err forfeited Spaulding, 49. Rl. l , Cheshi re, by Shirley A. Arrowood . -". 0ak $40. no muffl er: Lind a L. .John · Hil l. $41: Ca rl F. Drak~. 77. son . 35. Rt . I. Ches hire. S3o, no- Lebanon. ~40: T im othv P. F.ber le, :!o. Charlrston, w·. v a .. $411: Michael f'. Gin ave n. n Columbu s. $-10; .John H. Peddicord . .1:1. Cos hoc ton. $44 : Au drr_ , . M. Sa under s, H. Rt. 2. Crown Cir v internat ional tra de. foreign po l- $40: Hick C. Smith. :11 . Rr. tey. produrt ion. Centra ! America Ga lli po li s. $4o: Ca r olvn and th e Soviet Union . J.Sp<>ncer. 2R .Johnslow n, $:18: Babbl ll crillr lzrd duPont 's and .IPffrcv A Walkr r. 26, proposa ls to cu t farm subsidies. Springboro. $4:1. rC'vist' thr wP!farP ~.V!;; It, m and Other bo nds were fo rf~ it rd bv fund theStraiPgic Deft'nsr In ilia · Helt'n M . Brown. 7.1, f,()2 Spring t in' - say ing lhf•.v would onl~' Vallev Dr., $40, fai lure to vleid· des ll·o~' !h<' AmPrica n s.vs tPm. Dou~:ias H. Stover. 24, 1'. .. Pe te. when vou see a hole in Ga lli po lis. $5:1, litt er ing on <IDOl h· the roof yo u 'twvc· a visrC' ral cr's pri va te propcr t; ·: and Mprl tr ndPnt'\' to tea t' the house Wi lliamso n. ;,n, Rt. 2. Crown Citv , $40, r upnin g '-' stop sign . down ." Rabbi tt said. she and a friend were watching television as t h e storm approached. " I t had a long tail and I cou ld see things fl y ing about a halfmile away." Marberry sa id. Re I en 1 I es s rain s torms dre nched Texas and Ok lahoma for thesixt h stralghtday. F loood ing ha s been bl amed for two deaths in Oklahoma. Up to 8 inches. of r ain soa ked parts of t he Lone Star State Friday. forc in g authorities to open flood gates on the Sa n Antonio River in Sa n A ntonio. "I t is reall y. really bad. " sa id Liria Martin . a poli ce spokeswom an in San Antonio. " We have ca rs stal led al l over the city. Th cy arc as k'mg peop I e to swy home from 'work.'' she sai d. ·morning. · "" The storms knocked ou t power " I think we're going to start -to about 4.000 customers of calling it th e 'lake of Okl a homa ~ · Houston Lighting and Power Co. ra ther than the stat e of Okla--: near Humbl e and forced the homa." said ('ivil Ocfense Direr· : sc hool district in Bandera to tor Richa r d A tkins. postpone the last day of cl ass~s. "We've had report s in lht> Wa ter was .1 feet deep across a Cache area of wa t cr ~ feet deep In . highwa y north of I redell . and some houses," At kins sai d. "T<i.; m any other roads in so uth and give you an exam pl e of how bad it: central Texas were impassa ble. was . the fi ve-ton National Cuard·In San Anton io, a dozen streets tr ucks started fl oat ing away l as t were closed at t he peak of th e night." storm. police said. At least two Hot. muggy weather that senr , people were r escued from cars temperaturE's soaring int o the90s : swept awa y by the flood. the)' ·ac ross upstate Now York wa s.sai d. expccted to contin ue. forecasters : Floods I rom this week's down - said . Record highs were set · pours for ced abou t 900 peopl e to Fri day in Roches ter. 91, anq • evacua te in Okla homa. Authori- Bin gha mpton. 87. Readings of 90 . lt'es bega n lettt'ng ,-ns, , ·dant , s ,.a_ , degrees in Syracuse and 87 in:' turn to their homes Frida)' Buff alo l ied r ecords for· the dat e. ~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 1 Vacation Times Are I -• Com1ng. \ 1986 Chev. 3/4 T. Pickup With fully equipped slide-in camper. Only 10,000 miles. Air conditioning , auto. trans . READY TO GO! During the debut<•. Ba bbill . former Democ r atic governor of Arizona. said lhr major issu(' of 1he ca mpa lr,n Is to br ing AmNieu In chur~e of it s drstin;•. He suld lhC' k<'V lss urs in th r ra ce Hl't' Granted license GALLI POLI S - Su mur l A. Mohlf>r. 27. of I 111:1Ohio i\ ,-r .. ~1001 •Jackie L . Po lcyn, .1]. of 110:10hlo Ave., wrr·p grant Pd ;1 rna rriagf' ll censo• Frldav in \.a l llii rounll· ' Proba tPC'ouri . Othrr m arr iH I-!C l i rrns f'~ W<'l'<' ~r a n trd lo : .Jamrs ,\IIPn Hral'('l', .Jr.. t~. ot Rt. 2. Callipol is. and Sto'plw niP .J o C11·inn . 1!1. uf Ht. I. CrOII' ll <It;·. Frida_,.. F.ric .fohn Hollr. 22. ol Rt. l. Vinton : and Kt~ ll ~· OC'n i!-.f' Sto \·rr. 1R. of A ppl t· r:rol'<'. W.\ ·a .. Wrdnrsd;t;·. Cre~on· Mmk Poln n. 24. Ht. 4. Calllpolls. and Panwla Sue Ca rt r r. 27. of Ht . t. G;~ llipol i s. T UPSdtl,\ ', • at y Vol.36, No. 271 Copyrighted 1987 ·4: 198 S Chev. Cavalier, 2 Dr. Type 10 Coupe. 4 speed, AM -FM stereo. We sold it new . Only 23 ,000 low miles. Medium gold exterior with saddle tan custom cloth interior. 1986 Dodge Shelby Charger . THIS HATCHBACK HAS IT Alll 5 speed, air, sunroof, AM - FM -Cassette, aluminum wheels arid only 14,000 low miles. Compare and save. The preliminary tal ks, perhaps on an unoffi cial bas is, w ill consist of the House m ember s exploring cha nges m ade by the Senate during the las t seven weeks. The House reconvenes T uesday at 11 a.m. and the Senat e at 1:30 p.m. Elimin ation of the pol itica lly appoint ed deput y registrars. w ho r etu r n 10 percent of their $1 .50 fee to the party in power, reached t he fr ont burner late l ast year w hen Gov. Richard F. Celeste joined Republi cans in supporting th e change. Gray said sta t e employee fees could make motor vehicle fees "uncont ro llabl e." "We're not sure that sta te ser vice would be as good as it is now," he sa id. Gray said Sen. Grace L . Dra ke, R-So lon, spon sor of the bill, is opposed to hi s idea of turning the job over to the cl erk s of court. He said in small counties. registration, til ling and other related ser vices could be in the clerk's office, while In larger vo lume counties th e cler ks cou ld appoint man ager s of bra nch offices. 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' • ••. • ' SALUTES For the fourth day in a ro w, rrwx imum tr mpcra tu res ra nged 1986 Olds Cutlass Supreme Charcoal grey hatchback . Only 22,000 low miles. Fully equipped and priced right. White exterior with burgundy interior. air, auto. trans ., super stock wheels and much . I more . PRICED RIGHT $999 s Hatcher Fewer then one-half of one percent of all American high school 111nion achieve this dletlnction It is en honor that they have earned by the rigoroua national requirements end exeml~etlona. We ere proud of them end the honor they reflect on the Gallipolis City Schaola Syatem. years of schooling. Despite torrid temperatures, the Eastern Hl)lh Auditorium was packad with fri ends and famili es of the 66 graduates for the annual haccalaureate and commencement exercises. from 1he mid 80s ;o low !llls around most of the stair Sa tu rday . Humi dit;· levels also cont inued on t h<' high sid e, m aki ng v weal her condi t ions for st ick_ again. Relief ·ca me Sa tu rda y afternoon in the form of lhu nderstor ms I hat spread out over a l arge part of the state. The eas ing of stea my co ndlt ions was overdon f\, however. in a number of loca tions. Very heavy rai ns fell in som e ar eas. In Lorain Cou nty, streets and apartment build ings got fl oo ded. Strong winds acco mpan ying som e of 1he , s torms uprooted trees and downed power lines. High wind and hail the slze of golf ball s caused probl ems in the Youngstown area . A Mahonlng Count y sheri ff 's dispa tcHer said trees we r e dow ned co untywide and som e roads closed but there were no injuries. " We got alarm s goin g off and trees going dow n," the dis· pat cher sa id. " We've got every thing going on ri!(hl now. We ' re t ryi ng to get the trees cleared away tto reopen r oa ds!." I 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper bir thday instead of alp habetica lly eac h mon th by l ast nam e. The Republica n-co ntrolled Senate adopt ed It s own appropriat ions bill on an 18-15 par tisan vote last week, although It did not add much overall to the levels r ecommended by the governor ancl thc Democr atic-dominat ed House. The Hou se will probably formally reject 1he Senate version of the budget Wed nesday. setting the stage for appointment of a six -member conference committ ee. th r ee Democrats and three Republi cans . Ce rt ain to be on the pa nel are Heps. Willi am E. H inig, D-New Philadelphia, and Thom as W. Johnson, R -New Co ncord, and Sens. Stanley J . Aronoff, R- Cincinn ati, and William F. Bowen, D ·Clncinn atl. Hinlg will be chairma n. since the budget or ig inated in the House. Speculation for the other two slots centers around Gray and Rep. J . Barney Qull r ~r. D· Toledo. Th e Senate add ed $1J7 mill ion to the Housr ver sion fo r colleges and universities, and $~1) milli on for primary and seco nda ry schools. whil e tr imming welfare and he all h care by Sl05 mil lion . " I don' t th ink the ~u t s · th ey made were too st•vere," sa id House Spea ker Vernal C. Riff~ Jr .. D -New Bos ton, who Is optimi stic that a prompt settlement can be reac hed. Riffe and Senate President Pau l E. Ci llmor, R-Porl Clint on, wil l have a lot lo say about I he terms of th e final product. which Is due on the governor's desk by June 30. "There's a lot of work to be done before June 30." said Willi am J . Shkurtl. director of the st ate Office of Budg et and Management who will l)e calling signals for lhe Celeste admin istration . " It 's a tough bud get." Shkurtl said his offi ce will examin e reductions made by the Senat e in the areas of M edicai d paymeni s (3.9 per cent 1 and Aid to F amilies with Dependent Children (3.1.pcrcent l to see If the appr opr i atio ns wi ll support anticipat ed caseloads. The budge t dlt·ec tot· also said he wants toensure lhat a :, per cent sa les tax on long di stance - telephone ca ll s wlll produce th e $107 million that Senate Republican s say It w il l. T ax Co mmiss ioner Joanne Limba ch sa id the rev Ised 1ax is good for only $77 million over th e two-year per iod. Speec hes by Valedictor ian Travis C. Newlun and Salut atorian Amy D. Louks highlighted the annu al baccaulaurea te and commencement exercises fo r . Eastern High School 's se nior cla ss Sunday evening. Despite torrid temperatu res the high sc hool audit ori um was .packed with friend s and family memtiers on hand to see seniors recelv(ng th eir dipl omas aft er· J:l years of schooling. " Th<> World Is a Stag<>" was th e topic of Newlun who quot ed William Shakes peare's lines In regard to t he world being a stage. "The stage upon which we sit tonight also repr eseent s a world-a world of change, " Newlun said . " A diploma ca nn ot , by any means, prepare.us for the adju stment that we arc about to underg'O. 'It Is only through a level of m atur ity att ain ed from par en· tal guidance and our experi ences at Eas)ern that we m ay success full y m ake the tra nsition from dep endence to that of lnd epend· ence," Newlun point ed out. " We. as graduat es, co nsti t ut e a multitude of diverse players upon the worldly stage. Wher eas, we have portrayed the part s of studen ts, all one In the same, during our yea r s at Eastern. I he time ha s co me for us to branch out and distingu ish ourselves within society, ·• the valedlcto· ria n stated, as he observed that the future wi ll cas t graduat es Into numero us roles . He advised his cla ss mates to be cooperative an d open-minded but not to co mpromise their posit ions as they move Into their various roles. " We are st ill young. We arc still impr ess ionable. One act ends whil e anot her begi ns. Award us a chance and we will take it. Show us a path and we will follow 11 . Give us a part and we will pl ay It ," Newlun co ncluded . In her address Salu tatoria n Louk s used for her them e. "Keys to the Door of Success" pointin g out that gradu ates are approachbing a new phase In their li ves . "A lthough most of us arc anxiou s for the pros pec ts which l ie ahead, the chan ges whi ch will soon occur In our lives do cause us to be a bit tremulou s. Nevertheless. we must continu e to conl cnd If we wish to become 1r u ly succcssf u I." Louks comm ent ed. " We must be doers In our society. although It m ay seem easier and very t~mptlng to be only obser ver s. We mu st never bc fearful or r eluctant to give everything th at we possibly can . For without challenging ourselves. our accompli Shment s will be small and few ," Louks remarked. Louk. list ed pers ls t en c~ as one ol the Important keys to success stalin g that In th e futu re gradu· al es will be faced wllh num erous probl em s and concerns but she> urged them to become even more deter mined and str ive harder lor the rea lization of drea ms. She urged her cla ssmates to concentr ate "on doing our best rath er than being fhe best" with the realltatlon that gr eat er sa t is· fact Jon will r qsult from becoming Con tinued on page J() Sa turday's thunderstor ms rc· suited In a 35·m inut e delay in a m ajor league ba se ball ga mr in Clevela nd. A minor leag ue con· test in Tol edo wa s postponed because of rain. and storms forced pos tponemen t of the third rou nd of a profe ss ional golf t ou r na m ent i n sub urba n Columbu s. Around I he Nation An Eastern hea t wave was building toward a fourth straight day In the 90s tod ay, one daY aft er thunderstorms from Texas to Vermon t spun torna do es and knock ed down power li nes, electrocuting a 12- year-old girl In Chicago . " II does n' t look l ike the Ea st is going to sec mu ch rel ier; · sa id Scott T a nsey , a Na ti onal , Wea ther Service foreca st er. " What they' ll sec Is more hot weat her today but m aybe a l itt le cool ing on Tuesda y ." Temperatures In the Eas l Sunday were lo to 20 deg r ees above normal. weather foreca s· lers said . Thunderstorms riding th e wave of unseasonably warm , e nd - o f - May t emp eratures spawned high winds , heavy rai ns and fu nnel clouds f rom t he Pl ains and Midwest to the Northea st. In Chicago. viaducts were flooded, tree llm bs snapped and power lines fell as a fasl- moving thunders torm whipped through th e city . A 12-year· old gi rl was elec t rocuted as she jumped over a downed power line In a Sou 1h Si de alley , fire official s sa id. Th e lri to the 90s before noon Sunda y. · vict im 's nam e was withheld It was 90 In N w Hampshire, pendi ng notifi cation of relat ives. and thousands _of pcoplt' sought Th e line ap parentl y had been n•l lcf at Hampton Beac h Stat e knocked down by a tree fel led by Pa r k. li ghtn ing, pollee said. A firefigh " Everybooy seem s to be ter res ponding to anoth er call in strea ming In t oda y," sai d Glen lhO' vici nit y spoil ed smok e In !he French of the Hampt on Beach alley and. when he went to , Chamber of Commer ce. " The tnves liga tc, he found th e girl wat er I em peratur e Is a crisp and ncar the live wire . refresh ing o2 degr ees, so when " Wh en he got ba ck there, the you see a lot of people In the wire was still houncl ng," said water, you know It's hot." Sixth District Deputy rlrc Chi ef Thund erstorms downed 1recs Peter Cu nningham. She was and power lin es In sou thcustern pronounced dead at a nearby New York and Lu cas Co un ty, hospital. Iowa. In Brooklyn. u coup II' an ti th ei r In New ark, N .J.. the mercury rose Sunday to 96 and In Hart · 10-year-old son were stru ck h) ' ford, Conn .. to 9o, breaking lightnin g In a park. Th~ mothl'f records In both cities . Jn New was critica l !_ , . Injured , polie<' York City. temperat ures rose sa id. Reaction to President Reagan's AIDS testing plan mixed • Laura Shear 1 Section, 10 Pages Ohioans get some ~elief over weekend; humidity remains some cas0s. National Merit Scholarship Finalists Amy LONG AWAITED DAY A HOT ONE- Douglas W. Beaver and Ang~la Gayle West led the Eastern High School Seniors through the graduation archway Sunday night for that long-awaited walk to the stag~ to r eceive diplomas culminating 13 By United Press lnlcrnutional Wind and ra in from thund er· stor m s eased t he stea m y weather co nd itions in m any part s of Ohi o th is wee kend. but what at first uppcared to be welcome relief got out of hand in 1986 Chev. Z-24 Cavalier cloudy tonight. of thunderstorms . of rain 30 percent. artly cloqdy Tuesday. IChano'e of thunderstorms. Eastern ceremonies are held despite torrid heat, humidity ************************************** KENPO KARATE (MOST EFFECTIVE SYSTEM KNOWN) Partly Propose clerks of court ·dispense auto tags Rt. ~,. en tine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, June 1, 1987 ' Academic Boosters Club, Inc. Craigo Pick 4 1933 Super Lotto 42-36-7 n GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS Karen 917. champ "They do hand le the 1mot or vehicle! titles right now," said Sen. Theodore·M . Gray , R- Columbus, chai r m an of the Senate Highways, Tra nsportation and Local Government Committ ee which is considering t-he change . Gray said a pr oposal to elimin ate the deput y registrars in favor of a networ k of state emp loyees responsible to the Ohio Burea u of M otor Ve hi cl es is go ing nowh ere i n hi s commill ec. "Th er e ar en' t the votes in that commlll ee to get the bill ou t ." Gr ay said of the proposal which fol lows t he recomme nd ation of a speci al gover nor' s tas k force. "They might buy having th e clerk of court s do it. " Mea nwhile, House and Senate confer ees are expected to beg in negot lation s this week on 1he$22 bill ion state budget for 1988· 89, although littJe progress is anticipated at. the outset. 1986 Olds Calais Daily Number Golf regi~trar s. New Calais trade. Air, auto ., power steering, AM -FM stereo with cassette. BURGUNDY Ohio Lottery ·Pooley Memorial By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio ! UP () - A key player In the move to change Ohio's system of issuing motot vehi cle license plates ha s proposed that count y clerks of court replace the pr ivat e deput y look what we have for you! Babbitt, duPont square off in first presidential debate of 1988 campaign DES MOI NES, Iowa tUPII Presidential ca ndidates Bru ce Rabbitt and Prl e duPont exhanged wltlelsms and cri t icis ms ov er agriculture, Wl'ifan• and the nation's deft•nsc sys lem In the first debat e of 1he 19HRca mpaign Friday . The one· hour drb<tl r at Or akr UnlVl'rs lt y wa s des igned for the candidat es to rrspond to what direction the,- beli eve America w ill take in thr post -Ronald Rragun vPu r s. J Tornadoes, floods slam ..southwest sixth day GsHOWERs -Static May 31.• 1987 . 1987 Chev. Celebrity Eurosport 1987 Ford Taurus 4 Dr. Sedan 4 DOOR SEDAN Medium gold exterior w ith only 3,376 miles. Air, auto . trans .. AM · FM stereo. Rallye wheels . Compare anywhere! Only 6,000 miles. Air , auto .. power steering, AM -FM stereo . White with red interior. · PRICED AT $_999 S Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. 1616 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis CARS: 446-3672 ' TRUCKS: 446-2000 WASHINGTON !UPII - In a cont rovers ial move bound to make AIDS a more poli tical issue than ever. President Reagan has sel into motion a broad testing program ro gauge the dimen sions of the epidemic and curb it s spr ead. At a $;,(X).000 fu nd·ralsing dinner for AIDS research, Reagan was m et with some boos and hisses Sunday night In bl ending calls for education and r eason with an assert ion the vi rus he ha s dubbed " Public Health Enemy No. J" can be fought only if more is known about Its scope. Yet the president's speech , his first devoted exclusively to the AIDS Issue, significantly pre laced today's start of the Third J nternatlonal Conference on AIDS. a five-day event allowing 5,000 researchers and heal th officials from m ore than fiO nations to discuss thei r latest work on the dea dly sy ndrom e. "AIDS is su rreptit io us ly spreadin g throughout our popu · latlon and yet we have no accurate measure of lis scope." Reaga n said at the star·studded dinner lor the American Found a· tlon for AIDS Research, led by actress Elizabeth Taylor. " It Is lime we knew exactly what we were lacing. And th at Is why I su pport roullne testing," he told about 850 people who gat hered on a st eamy evening under a huge outdoor tent at a trendy new restaurant In Washington. The phrase "routine testing" was adopted to take some of the emotional edge off the notion of mandatory screening and thus to win support !rom leaders such as Reagan 's ow n top health officia l, Surgeon Ce ner aj C. Ever ell Koop - but the testing program PRESIDENT REAGAN eventu ally could affec t tens of m illions ol people. · Reagan said he directed that AIDS be added to th e list of contagious diseases for which Immigrant s and alien s can be denied perm anent. U.S. res idence and I hat plans be drawn up to test all federal pri soners. He also ordered a review of other areas of federal jurlsdlc· lion, such as Veteran s Administration hospita ls, to see where tests " might be appropr iate" In line with those now requIred for military and foreig n servi ce personnel . Reagan 's most coni rovers Ia! proposal, however. em erged· In his urging of states t? " offer routine testing'' lor couples seek· lng marriage licenses and pa. tlents at cli nics for sexually transmitted diseases or drug abuse. Th t• actrr" . however. la11•r norrd tht• " dl fft'rr nceo l opl nlon" Here the boos and hi sses wer e on lhe Issue - t•vld cnt·ccl by a heard from those who cont end such tests wo uld sca r e awa y ca ndleli ght protest a hal f- bl ock away - and co ncl uded on a m any people w ho mos t n cd help because of fear s about job conciliatory notr by saying Heusecurltyorot her r eper cussions if ga n "Is basically in concurrcnce co nfid entia lit y ca nn ot be with what we all hope and pru>· guara nteed . for : that there wil l be a cun• for AIDS bl ood tests only detect AIDS." antibodies Indicati ng Infection Koop, honor I'd al the dlnno•r for wit h 'th e viru s, not who will his cru sa de to fight AIDS throu gh develop symptoms of acquired public education and bl •J ntta lk of Immune deficiency sy ndrome. "safe sex" practices sueh as which fatally destroys a hody 's using condoms, was praised by Reagan Su nday night and offered defen ses agai nst di sease. Taylor, the foundation's na· no disput e with hi s hoss In retu r n. tiona! chairwoman who Invited The surgeon general ca lled Reagan to speak at the dinner, Reagan's spt>ech "em in ently brought the debate to cent er reasonable" and noted t he pres!· stage at the outset of the evenin g dent's point that AlOS test s when she spill with Reagan by . . should be o!fered, Mt req uired. calling for "voluntary, conflden- for peopl e seek ing marriage tlal testing." licenses. • �I ' Commentary Page-2-The Daily Sentinel .• ' Pomeror- Middleport, Ohio Monday, Ju~:>" 1 1987 ·• Monday, June 1. 1987 Pooley ends frustration by • • WIDntng TQumament '' The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Stree t Pom eroy , Ohio llEVO'I'ED'1'0 TilE INTERESTS OF TH E MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ CS!m ;:g ,.,...,__. L--"T"" • r"""T""'''d ,.~ ~v . ROB ERT L. WING El'l' Publisher PAT WIII'I'EIIE AH Ass is tant l'uhiishe r/ Controller BOB IJOEFLICII General Manager A Ml:..ME\Ul of Thr• Um lr-d Press l nrcrnat JOnal, lnl and Da1 ly Press Assoc iati on and l hP Am c• r lc:•.m Newsp<J JH'r Publi shers Associa tiO n I ,~·n r . H S OF Or iN J(J f\. <Jfl' wck o m•• l hl'Y fJJould be l rss than 300 words long A ll lflt ('J s ar('su h]C'C'I tot~ilm ~ and mu sr bf1 slgn{d wi th na me. addrt:Ssand J(•ltphon t nurnhn Nu un s l ~ n td lf'll ('r s wlll hl' pt lll l~ h(l(] I ('t! f'rs should be In J,;tJIKll ttS!f' LHlclrrss mg l<i ~ U I <:'. n(Jt pNson nll tl ,..s Senate GOP rewrites budget with PR hype lly LEE LEONARD UPJ Statehouse Reporter COL UMBUS, Ohio (UP II - Ma JOrity Rrpubi icans m the Senate have lear ned lhcll' IPsson well from the adml nistrall on of Gov Richard F . Celes te- 11 s not what you do. hut the wa y you adver ti se II, that co unts. The ReputJIIca ns rr>wr otr· Ihe state budge! la st week- wh at there was of it to rewr il e - <~ nd lru mpl' lr d their offering w1th the greates t publk relatio ns hvpc ev er seen In m1d buruget a t the Stat ehou se. What Ihe Republica ns actua ll y did to the $22 bil lion budget was to unbalance It even more tha n th ~ House of Representati ves had overloaded it. a cld rn ~ $b i m1Jiron to lhP House fi gure, and to slice welfar e appropria tions withou t changin g the cascloa d proJeCtions. wh ich m ay be low a nyw ay Wh al they advertised In a full -blown, p1 ivat eiy filmed press conferencP co mplete wilh visual aids an ci Republican senat ors up for elect ion. was Ihat they had saved the schools a nd co ll eges of Ohio. "Bett er Schoo ls, Br 1ghl<•r F ut ure. ' read a banner hangmg bPhi nd Sen Sta nley .J Aronoff, H-Cincrn nall , chat r ma n of t he Frn ancc Commit lee, who a nn ounced the favora bl e port1ons of Ihe substitu te budget he had c1afled . Fittingly. Aronolf was ll a nked by Republica n Se ns. Charles F . Horn of Kett crrn g, Eugene J Watt s of Columbu s and Gary c Suh adolnlk of Pdf md Height s- ailthtl'c or whom ma y lace Iough c hallenges f1 om De mocrats In 1988 On a green C' halkboa rd , m yellow ch,llk , was the informal ton that Senate Republr c,ul s had added $20() m il lion to the House fi gure for educal ion provltll'd morp ba s1c aiCit o schools and requ ired tesl irtg for high school gt aduatton. An accompanymg bar graph made it appear that the Senat e GO P had doubl ed Ihe gove1no1's appropria tion for education and incr·eased the House figure by .10 percent In fa ct, it was about 2 percent. Everyone at the State house know s Ihal 1988-89 is going to be a lean period for stat e fin a nces The governor 's budget called for a 1 percent in crease In 1988 and 6 pe rC<'nl I he following year. Th ai's tight for a government that's been used to 1o pe ~ cent annu al growth The Senate Republican s had refu sed in 1986 to accept the fruit s of federa l t ax reform . wht ch could hav t' gcneraled $700 mllilon for the stale in 1988-ll\l Th ev turn ed back those receip ts. Bu t w('rc• those GOP senators, who pnde themselves on th1 1ft a nd c haracte rize lh f' Democr,liS as spend-happy politicians sl imm ing down I he budget sent over by Ihe Democrat coni 10llcd House - a budget a lrcadv burs ting at the scam s'! No , I hey writ' r;JJSi ng the level of spending Now , the; will trl l you that il wa s JUStifi ed: they gave morr money to ricmr nta rv a nd seconda ry C'd uca t\on. to co lleges and univr rsit tes They too k II away fro m tlw bloa te<lbu rea ucracy and th ose useless wcl fal P prog-r.tms i\ nrll hry could affot d to do it because they go t riel ofqu estion.r lllr• Hnust' taxa tio n policies an d built thr'll' budget on rea l, not phony. morw v But thN<' <~ r r plent y of questions c~ bo u t lhr \\'el 1.11 ,, cast' iodd leve l, whi ch wa s Jg norl'd by lh<' H<' pub l l rc~ n s i\ n r sc•a l;rl 10n cou ld put lhr Si dle It C.IS UJv 111 ji"'Op.u dv. 101 cl ng spPnd ing cut s in othE:' I' ar r as. !\ nd t hPil1 dr" quc stmns a lJou t Ow S011 a1P vPrsJon or t hr tax on long dls lanCl' plr onl' call s. WhiCh lhP DPpar tmcnt or Taxo tr on Sd VS is $'lll m illion s hor t 0 11 l'evenul•s So lhl" n r pulli l< ',ln slr0\1 lor thr 111XX··lr ·•· tio ns IS over. fol thP time IJrjng i\ s t hr budg<'l go<'s in Io SPn.ll r-ll oust• ro nfc1encc nego11.1 t 10ns, 1enlism n •t u1 ns- thr' rr;r li ll tlwt on .J une :«l lhP bud get h<r s to be in bal:.ln r f' w ith ~he t1 ft.lll' port10n to r un all .111•a s of gO\Pt nm C'n l speed of clabber W!ISH IIIi C:ON 'Ill <' su hir' <·t of Ioda) .s Icr tUll' Is I ht ' u n '"''' sr'. and " II t11at tlrl' word irnp ill'S ~1 v Hli P I ('S l \\ Js .I t nust•d l n rt d v n l c~ lh . bv 1'(1 CC' nt un i ver sal b n, n k t hr ntJ g h~ s ucllt~ s t hP Urt l' ' ' hr 11 cr 1t .n n lu Ck \ t!St r onomrr s sL1w ·' novel fU ll\ 1!110 11 ~U pC' t 1\0\' :l b P fOI'(' IIH' il \ f'l \ f'\· t ·~ 0! lwfor I' lhri I IW, tr ll'SCOP<''· I prr lt .1 ps sit uld sa 1 .• f rnll~' no1 lu ' r lht:-; ph nortPmOII 11 g hl 1Ju1 I clo kno\\' t he :tslt onom lcJ l ht raktln ou~hs 11.1\ P J[•d 10 ~t il ">O r is o f nPw t hcor ics t1boullhf' u nl\ f' l st' ~ • II · ~\ of th e m q ui tr bi ld iTC' So ml' lu lks qu ol<' the il1 bl r in fix ing I itt• agt' ot Earth Othrts msrst on geolog lcn l ill111', holci111g that tf 4 ;rmill lon yc.t r s wet (' co mpres ·r d int o six d .I \'~, ('1'(\l tton \\'(Juld h:n t' IL~kt· n unti l Tursclav art crnoo n and tlt.ll Chr ist'" " IJOJ II " sp ill S('l'O nci bl'fot'P midnight on Satu rda)'. Fit ht•r w.1~ the u rti \ l ' l ~ t· ~~ o ld incl('cd. bc' ing i.llr rd d~' pr ett v much m pl,rcl' bl'full' I "'·" bor n II can ' t spr'n k fm P1cs 1de nt Reaga n. h Q.W('V (' L ) f : \'(' \' VOIH' kil O\\ :-; !Ill' IJ(•:-; ! IIITif' IO OIJS(' I \(' ftU' Ul1\ \ ' ('l'Sf' W\lh thfl nal;pd C) l' " .l fiPr lhp sl .r iS .rnd an ti-mntt cr come out al ni ght D:i)•ll ght usu.rl l1 lincls PX Ir.r nPnus mat cl'l,ll ln lh(• sk). such as va por tn ul s ' I 1"''-'I I t hr fu st 11mc ,, lt .ltldl nw 1, hired b1 mv mo t het to work 1n ht'l' fl owN beds, slgltt('(l v.rpUJ ll"<ril s "M rs. \l't•< t' Mrs \\' est' · lrl' brPathlcssll' called s tmulta nrouslv ba ngmf.! on lht• back door Come out her r qu ick' Someth ing's happen in ~ in the r i c nw n t s~ · ~l mothct . who was know n tm her sc1enl 1fic de tac hme nt , ass ured htm Iha l somethi ng wa s al way s hap pr•nlng in I he e lement s On ly usually lou could SCI' il better In tht' l'<ll'd at night. · J also 1emt·mbcr anothe r time mv fam ily was ou t in the ya t·d. gazing up at the stats a nd wond ermg nboul the unive rse, Including ho":)o ng It would take fo1 some storm clouds ga thering on the d1stant 'Mmon lo re.rch us. My father, who knew tiw s peed of sound and things like that. es tlmatC'd thai. JUdgtng fl om the lightnin g, the s lorm would be ove r us well before midnight. ~Y fa the1 also used lo insist that thu nder didn 't hurt anythin g, bul tMn he proba bly never churned any bu tter for my maternal 1 g randmothe r. :r.ve hea rd my mother's molher. who also was known for her sclentlfc det achment (Who says these trait s a ren 't inherited?), say that nothing could ca use sour milk to clabber laster than thunder. Or maybe it was cla bber changing to sour milk. (You expect me to remember the de tails after all this time?) , , Anyway, she would yell at whoever was operating the churn, "Hurry up with that butter, Speedy." She would yell that regardless of whether storm clouds were approaching. Untested.peacemakers WASHINGTON - Than ks to a before the law was passed dangerous loophole in a 19761aw , even though the pre-1976 devices .>-year-old J essica Taylor of had never been tested and Mt llbu ry , Ohi o, Is wa lkt ng approved by the FDA ·around wr th a v1tal pacemaker According to J esstca 's mother , I'"' I that was never tested or Pa m Tay lor, the lit tle gtrl bega n approved by the Food a nd Drug hav1 ng bla cko ut s a bout ll ~ dmlnt s tra t to n She is one of months aft er she had a pacemtJiions of Ame ri ca ns whose ma ker Impla nt ed at Ihe age of 16 l1ves depend on simila r ly un- months Taylor said th e doctor s lrstcd medi cal dpvices beca use discovered the problem was wtt h of the legal loophole one of the two wires , or lead s, The Medica l Devrce Amend- running from the pacemaker lo ment s of 1976 were Inte nd ed 10 J ess ica 's hea rt assure tha t pacemakers and The doct ors replaced J ess ica's other dev1ces would be proven pacemaker w1th one tha t reboth safe and effective before qui red onl y a single Jead, hoo king they were Impl anted or other- II onto the head that sill! worked wise made ava il able to pa tie nts Because it is risky to remove But a ga ping loophole a llows leads from the hea rt, the surman ufacturers to ma rket their geons capped Ihe defect 1ve wire products by simply claiming and II rema ins in J essica's body. th ey are " substantially equivalBot h leads - the one that wa s ent" to dev1ces ma nu fac tured drscon nec ted a nd th P one on Jack Anderson and Dale Van Attn· wh1ch Jessica's i1fe ma y now depend - we re model 4951 manufac tu re d by Medtr·o ni c Inc., an industry leader. The lead wa s put on the ma rket Without FDA testing under the " su bst a nti al equi va lency" loophole Model 4951 does mdeed have simil ar charac te nst1cs to other Medtronic leads - incl udrn g Model 6972, which was recall ed in 1984 as dangero usly defecuve In a 1981 lett er to t he FDA obtamed by our associa te Lisa Sylvester, Medt romc s't at ed Its rnt ention lo market Model 4951 through the eq uivalency loophole. The compa ny " utilizes the same male n als a nd general des ign features as those used Ofl currentl y marketed Medtron ic lead s " 11 Is In a footnote to that sente nce that th e reca lled lead wa s listed as havmg Ihe same A COUPLE OF THOSE EN ll<EMNEURS i'HAT 'NE HIRE TO DO OUR t:>I'Ri'Y WOfl.K ARE REAL UPSET *'AUSE' 11\Ey H~:vEN'T 6EEN 'PAIC/. ) k mater ia ls as t'he new model. The recall model was laken off the mark et beca use the lhln plas 1ic coat mg on the wire tended to cra ck Ye t the uret hane materi al used to msulate Model 4951 1s the same pl astic that was used for the recalled lead, accor ding to th e Medtroni c letter IVIed I ron1c spokesma n Ray Dlttnch sa rd the company's positio n Is tha t "substa ntial equ ivalency" worked well in the case of Model 4951, and he maintained that no defect had shown up in Jesstca 's lead. Out of 10,000 1m plants using the lead, he said , there have been only 19 r epor ted failu res, tncludm g four due to 1nsul at10n pmble ms. D1ttrrch sa1d that abou t 80 perc en I of Med tron\c's leads have reached the mark et on the basts of substant ia l equiva lency. Th e 1976 law requi ~~d FDA to set up a regulatory process that woul d require testi ng and approva l of cert ain medtcal devices before they reac hed the markel • Ther e was no 'exemp ti on for · • pre-1976 devices. But the FDA never d1d evaluat e pre-1976 dev1ces An agency spokesman expl a ined lhat such an effort "would rnundate ou r st aff, overt ax our limi ted resources and delay th e revtew and • approva l of new a nd innovative medical tech noiogres " TELl "'ffiEM :I SAID THE C~EC.\<. IS lN THE MAlL. THEY SAIP TO TELL YOU THE STCR'Y IS 1111 TH~ ?Af'ER. ~""'C:: .• "I"" .. TOO LATE. __;; The real obscenity WASHINGTON (NEA) - Attorney General Edwm Meese's offrce has proclaimed that "child pornography and obscenity have been named as two of hrs top cnminal justice prtontJes." Indeed, Meese appears to be transfixed by obscemty He has ordered that almost 100· Justice Department lawyers be deSignated as "obscemty specralists" and has created a "NatiOnal Obscemty Enforcement Umt." The dictionary says obscenity is that whtch IS "disgusting to the senses " Under that defmtllon, what's obscene is that Meese, the country's chref law enforcement off1cer, has estabhshed two new records for ethica l laxity · • He is the f1rst sittmg ~ttorney general to be Investigated tor crlmrn.ol wrongdoing by a spec1ai prosecutor • He IS the first public offici al to have been the target of two separate speci al prosecutors' mvesttgalions He was cleared or charges followmg the f<rst investigatiOn. The drctronary also says obscene is that wh1ch rs "abhorrent to morahly or VIrtue " Under that definitron, what's obscene IS that so many of the people appointed by President Reagan to serve the public have used government servrce to ennch themselves. The staff or the House Ctvrl Servtce Committee has identified more than 200 Reagan appointees alleged to have engaged m unethical conduct Ttme magazine says the current admmtstratlon has fostered "rmpropnety on a grand scale." Dozens of federal offrctals have been forced to resign in recent years after appropnahng government fund s, property, fac1ht1es and employees for their personal use OtherS have been caugh! awardmg contracts to former business assoCiates, offering preferential treatment to favored corporatJOns and VJOIatrng federal laws to help therr fnends Shil others have been charged wrth engaging in fraudulent busmess transactions before joming the government - which should have diS· quailfred them lrom entering public In the ca se of Model 4951, and FDA e mp loyee actually did ask mr cl tJOnic rf it had clinical da ta showin g that the lead was safe and eff ec llVP, according to a Mec\ troni c me mo we have obtained In a telephone conversatiOn, the FDA empl oyee "wanted to know where our clinical da ta was. " and the Medtromc employee wrole "I porn ted it out in the s ubmissio,n We briefly discussed it " The FDA employee then sa1 d the agency wa s " ready to s1gn It off," the memo slated Indeed, all three were members of Reagan's mner ctrcle when they served on hrs Whr te House staff They are Meese, Michael Deaver and Lyn Nofzt~er In the cases or other wayward appointees, the pres1dent can perhaps plead that he did not have trme to fully mvesllgate the thousands of candrdates for hundreds of htgh-level fed · erai posts But Meese, Deaver· and Nofztger have been Reagan mtimates since his days as a Cahform a politician Deaver has been indtcted on hve servtce counts of perJury followrng a spectal Some Reagan apporntees have prosecutor's investigation Like Nofcheated on their government expense ziger, he IS all eged to have rmproper- , , ly used contacts instde the government to earn lucrative fees as an mfluence-peddling consultant soon af- 'II ter \eavmg offtce Nofziger and Meese, whose achvi- ' hes are still being probed by a spectal prosecutor, have been linked w1th a growmg scandal Involving the Wed· tech Corp., a New York Ctty firm alleged to have enlisted greedy Republicans and Democrats to help 1t secure government contracts. Four of its executives already have pleaded gu1lty to bnbmg public ol!icials. When recently asked about the sorry ethical record of hts appointees, Reagan briefly paid lip servtce to "htgh morality," then lapsed mto a rambhng crrtlque of contemporary educatiOn. • Meese apparently is equally oblivious to the problem He's busy establishmg the "Obscemty Law Center" and the "Federal Obscenity Task Force" - but scandalous behavior by Reagan's cronies has not yet been desIgnated one of his "top cnminai JUS· bee pnorthes " By DAVID AVITABILE UPI Sports Writer Cincinnati's Dave Parker, fed a steady diet of boos by Pirates fans during the Heds ' threegame weekend . sweep at PUisburgh , feasted on a Doug Drabek pitch Sunday to help give the Reds a 5-2 victory, and savored the mom ent. Parker's J2t h homer of the season, proceded by a nea r half-minut e trot - around the bases, snapped a 2-2 tte and extended Pittsburgh's iosmg streak to six games. "l'vetaken my licks over thes e mg up or down ? The answer IS com - plex The Population Reference Bureau of Washington, D.C., recently rssued 1ts annual "World Population Data Sheet " It's a remarkable publicatiOn a smgle poster-size sheet, crammmg in data for 173 natrons The news generated from thiS yea r's PRB sheet answers the question about populatron trends with the word "up." Thus· Consider some newspaper headlines reportrng on the Data Sheet. "World PopulatiOn Growth Acceleratmg," sa1d the New Orleans Times-Ptcayune "World Birth Rate Sa1d to Be RISing," said the Wa shrngton Post The genesis of such headlrnes was based on the stress placed by PRB on the ractthat the "crude birth rate" or CBR had gone up from 27 births per t,OOO population m 198S to 28m 1986. That happened, says PRB, because of new trends apparent in the world's most populous nahon, China One reason the Chmese trends have changed is because birth limitation pohcles have been either relaxed or violated. Apparently fewer families are adher· ing to the government's draconian one-ch<ld-oniy rule: Link that with other lactors - that China is so large, that so many Chinese were born durmg their baby boom in the mid-1960s, that these Chinese are now reachmg chtldbeanng age - and one can see why the CBR Is up in China, and why it is up sllghlly in the world. True enough But all this obscures another trend, probably more impor· tant, observable on the same PRB sheet. lt yields a dtlferent answer to our question about population trends N~·w \ '"' k .-1 l.t»i A.n.-•1•"'· nlkhl l'blludtolph111 Ill Slln ..rlfdcl!'il,l, nl.-hl ,utF.RU i\:0.0 l .f .r\t.l ' t. I'\ I nil• d l'nM lnl•'l'nul.inn.l.l ·~· S l lA"''" !11oolllr••al N1•w \ urk ~~down ." The PRB sheet notes that in the less-developed nations exclusive of China the "Total Fertility Rate," or TFR, fell from s.ochildren per wom· l ': l !I ~a :\11 !! .!1 . 1711 1'1111 ~ !!I '!.\ l'llbhql; h Ui l it , 7 II " 't"'i l "" '!I ~~~I r. !! '•il I n "! 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Oh in -1~71\9 S U B.~fKIPTION KATE.• BY Carrit•r or Motor Koulf' Ont · \\ ('t' k , ( tnt • Month . .•. . . ... .. . . ... •. ~ 1 2!'! . .. . 15.4 ~ Onr Yf".tr . . ..... . . ... ... SINGLE fOP\' PRII'E O.tlh . ll :~ ltlrt u ~rr 1\Unm ...ullt !\'iol11 :&- :H a l Ru"'un rf' l••· J-1 1 i :.llpm . The Daily Sentinel Pu h t t ~h t l( l !I1 .! ' ' I fi t 1 ;• , II Nt•lol \nrkt ()~kl:.ndl I IIi p m thtnug h F'nd .n - Ill l'iulurdu,y•... Kt•.. llh li 1\llllllllll._,,. D, I lt'\ihutd i , llllnnln lt" T" r11nto -1 f 'allf11rnl u !1. Ill lnnln,.. CltltMKII :l Rn~wn :! llllnnlnll:!' " Clll .. l~d :1 St l .nul~ al Clntlnaw I, nh:hl ~m IH•·Kr• at !.tnnlrt ul nl ~ hl i\ ~1 :i:JI l ll :Will IH l.ffl HI I !I 1'Wnd. ~v · ... ~ · .. ulb II'"'"'"" lit C 'ltlt~• • . ~~. m .. 25 C'f' nt i'! ~ U b'<l rii;M'ro: not d ~irl n .[! tn p:1y l hl" r ar rh 1 mot\' r·rmlf In .ICh•um f ' dlrf'l'l to ThPDali\ Scnt ml'iona 3 tio•12 monlh b,t "'l~ . C t n llt Yt Ill tw> gh ton c'.u r tf'r r~trh VI ~lll"uulw R1lllllmnr Mlnnt"'itK ,t:tl Ot •lrull, Pill! , ruin N J.nul" Il l 111 < lnt'lnnall 1>1 11.\ jl hi N••• \nrk dA•at•h J.II J ul , ,. ,.. \n•••h•" th.lt·n ~ ll t'lu ~ :!1. II,U;} II Ill f'11lludtlp~ 11 H 11r1tuUt 1-:11 ,tl S,m t 'r,and.,,u (lbrnm~,,.. ! I I 11, \11 p.n• nu,.dll,\ .. Co~uu, .. •• T11rnntn lian li ~t~o \ 'nrlill Uhtr'Ain M I. 1'1I c: II II II! li:l.l !lo! I!! ~ ! U !I ~1.1 ·, .;:11 i :-oi l'" \nra.:. ~ tlo~t~.,.nll M. Sl l ,111tbo.; l'hiiiMMphlu I, IAI~ 1\n1• 'h"' I San t 'r t.rii'ISt11 II, Mnnlrt ul I! jl(j u .... fl.\) and " yes.'' The CBR ri!lj! reflected a return to some demographic normalcy in a huge country that had attempted to impose an abnormal strictures on childbearing. It Is likely to be an upblip In a long-term down trend Indeed, there Is debate about whether the new ~laxation of Chma's anti-natal policy will continue, will expand, or be sup~. But in any event, the blip In China Is occurring in a global context of sharply falltng TFRs And as family size ~I '!.l H11U..! un Well, whi ch IS more important, the one-year rise in the CBR or the on-go· illl! fail of the TFR ? Does it make niuch di!ference ? The answers are ~'TFR ," \\ t Ptl fiH ~ 17 G.'lll ~ .~1 ,;)11:1 ! 1111 1 Ujl'll ( MII\I 'f ·~:I ) Berry's World three days and I finally got one In, " said Parker who spe nt II years as a Pirate but fell mto disfavor with the fans when his production dropped following consecutive batting titles in 1977 and 1978 when he batted .3.18 and 334 " I finally got one. I wanted to savor It, to be In the sunligh t. It wasn 't 10 show up the pitcher, or the Pirates . It was my response to the fans. It was, 'This one ts mine. I'm enjoying it ."' Ironically , It was Parker who helped give Pitts burgh fans their last "moment In the sun" whe n Scoreboard ... Majors •·rk ~ ul)!wrtp1lons by m <~l1 Pf·rmlttN tn aN•.ts "' hPr<' huml' rarrlt"r ~<'n' I C'C' I~ ~n·,tll:tblf'. ' Rarick clai s Coming Classic CORNI NG N.Y. tUPil Ci ndy Rarick. not even on the lead er board at the ninP-hole turn. charged while the competl lion sturnblrd Rarick started the da y al eight -under-par and played the front side In one-under 35. but blrdlrd the final four hol es lor a final -round 67 Sunda y to capture the $275,000 Corning Classic Rarick finished at 13-under 275 to edge Patt y Sheehan, J a ne Geddes and Betsy King by one shot Th e second victory of her career earned Rarick S41,250. "At the turn, nothing was really happening, " said Rarick paired with Sheehan. "In fact, I was more Into Palty's game than J was Into my own. Everytlme she would make a birdie, J'd say 'Good shol Patty,' or 'Nice sbot . Patty.' I was just trying to pla y well." l'o Moll Suhoc:rlolt... lnklt> Melp C.•Mr n w""k' . . .... "WOW! We're DINKS no-kids couple!" ' • , $17.2!1 ... 134.00 !\2 WN'k~ .... .•. ... .. ... $66 :16 Out!lktr Mtip Co•otr 1.1 Wt'l'l<• .... ...... .. .... • .... . $1R II 26 w... ,.. . ..... .... .. .. .... 135 10 52 Wt'l'l<s . .. ................. l67 Ill 2fl W(l('ks a double-income, ' J' Scott ,' ' Poo ley sa1d. " i felt 1f hr shot a good score. the re'd br no way t o ratc h hi m I was Just goin g to have to pla y th e bes t i coul d and hope it was good enough I was surpn scd 11 only took four holes to make up thr dl ffe re nce ' Hoch pla)' ed Ihr fr rSI t hr rr rounds 18 undc1 pm and w1thou t a bogey and begu n lhe fm al round wit h a par on Ihe fh·st hol1· Then came consecutive boge) s on the second. th1rd and fourt h holes and Hoch's 4 shot lead was ht storv " I felt as l'elaxcd a s I 'vr ev<•r felt ll'adm g a tourna men< cnt rr in g th e fm al day.· said Hoell. " it' s thr bPSI l'vr ever fell a nd the wo1 st I \ r eve r 1<'1 ot1e get aw ay Hoch bogeyed t hr nin th to d rop from the lea d fo1 the fil st time In two day s He doubl £'· bogt•vcd the JOt h to gPI rnto drPpet 11 oublr .md. after " birdie on No. 11. vamshecl with a double bogey on • .., !' th e loth Hoc h had a frnai-round 78 and fi ni shed lied for third with Chip Beck and De nis Watson at 12undcl 2i~. B\ rum. who led a ft er the opo~ t ng round with an 8-unde r pa r li4 tbat tiC'd the tourname nt I I'CO I d. car llt'd $84,()01), $16,000 more th an he made m 16 pr evlous e' ent s th is yC'a r "I m happ) with the way I pia; ed .'' sa 1d Byrum. " I was six shots ba ck a nd i w.rs n't wishin g a nv bad luck on Scott . Bul , I know anvl hing ca n ha ppen and 1t did." Freel Couples had the best scm e of tht• final round. becomin g the tourth player du ri ng the , werk to lie the tournament record ol h4 The others we re . By rum Hoc h and Sutton 's unday 's fin al 1ound didn 't get und er wav unt II some 59 pl uye• s , finished th!' third round. whic h ·.r was suspPnded Satu rday whe n a-· pail or lhunder'storms hit the co ursc .•' ..' cour se. fans; Reds win; keep top spot s tn Ill!:·II" 1 Population: up or down _ _ __B_e_n_W_at_Le_nb_er-g=Are world populatron trends head - By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer DUBLIN, Oh io 1UP ll - Don Pooley e nd ed e1ght years of f1 ust rati on Sund ay by winnin g the presllg10us Memor ia l Tournament, but walkin g dow n the 18th fairway h1 s thoughts were a co uple thousa nd mr les awav ·J was I hinkmg of my gir ls back home t Lvnn , 7. and Ken I. 51 ." said P oole~ , who hadn 't won a tourn ame nt smce the 1980 BC Open. "They we1e out las t week. but not th1s wee k I talk to th em a bout three tim es a day "1 miss them," add l:'d Pooley, who cam e from four shots off 1he pace m the !mal round to win b1 1ht ee with a 72-hole score or 272, 16 under pa r. "They were wat ch mg on TV and I was thinkin g a bout th at " Pooley, a Umve1 SJI Yof Attzon a gradu ate who res tdes in Tu cson. had all bu t wrapped the toutnamc nt and 11 s $140 000 fir st prize He went to the fin al hole with a . 2-shol lead over Curt Byrum and was m no trouble with hiS dnve. He fimshed w1th a 1\-foot birdie putt , " final round 70 and a .l stroke mar gin over Bvrum " I had a lot of co nfidence, " sa1d Pooley.' who ftmshed second to Hal Sutton m las t year's Mem011al , playrd on ,Jack Nicklau s' Muirfi cld Village Golf Club " I've alw ays enjoyed playing herr . Even be fo re I finished seco nd last year. !loved thi s go lf course. ~ol f ~lund:n ' ,. an to 4.8 from 1985 to 1986 (The TFH ca n be roughly descnbed as "compl eted family size.") And even countin g Chrna , the TFR m the less-developed coun tnes stayed flat at 4 2 chi ldren per woman The PRB Data Sheet shows some stark year-to-year changes '" TFR . rates in some bi g Third World countrres· a drop from 4 >to 4 3 in Indta, from 4.4 to 4 2 m Indonesia. from 4 4 to 4 0 m Mexico, and a stunning drop from 4.1 to 3 >rn Brazil Moreover, wtth very little hoopla, Thrrd World TFRs have been shrink· mg rap1dly for about two decades. We always hear talk about explosive b1rth rates in the less-developed world. They are high - but mu ch lower than they used to be. UN. data shows that rn the 1965-70 hme frame, the TFR in less-developed countries was 6 0 children per woman. And the 1985-90 proJection by the Umted Natrons is 3.7 children per woman! That's more than halfway to the rate of about 2 I chrldren, the point at whi ch a population stabilrzes over time. filth inning against Piltsburglt in 'l'hrL't' Rivt•rs Stadium. Diaz had to leave the game. (UPI) Parker 'gets even' with. Pirate Robert Walters accounts, then pocketed the money. Others have attempted to bill the taxpayers for thousands of dollars m un· justiftabie travel costs Bul the transgressiOns that most dr rectly reflect upon the president's morality - or lack thereof - ·are those commrtted by three men who are his close personal In ends and loy al political aihes. ·"' DIAZ JN,JURED - Cincinnati's Injury list continued to grow over the weekend as catcher Bo Diaz was struck on the linger by a foul tip in the ;. •: The Daily Sentinei- Page-3, ' ' < . ;.' Pomeroy-MiddlePort, Ohio Sheehan bogeyed two of the llaal three boles to complete a round of 69. "She played well ail day," Sheehan said of Rarick. "Obviously, abe was saving It for the last lew holes. She didn 't make many birdies earlier, but she had them when she needed them.'' the right It eider hit .345 and drove in four runs with 10 htt s as the Pirates beat the Baltimore Orioles In 1he seve n game 1q7q World Ser ies. "It 's still kmd of mind- bog gling the fans ca n't see the produc11on I had du rin g the per iod of I ime I was here. " said Pa rker. who hi t 166 homer s, had 758 HBi andhit 300 o,· tx>tt et' five tim es in his 11 -yea r Pi r ates car eer. "Thewav I ra nt he bases that was my wa y of le ttmg the m know that I hi s one was min e. I'm e nJOying 11 ." Usuall~r , wh Pn you lovP a cour sc . .'ou'\1 shoot well on it " Pooley, however, needed a litt le help to post ht s £eco nd PGA To ur victory . He tra iled Scott Hoc h bv four shot s go in g Int o th(' f1na l 18 holes " l felt It depen dt' d lotailv on Alysheba all set for Belmont By POHU SMITH UPI Sporls Writer EL MONT , N J . iUPli - i\ly sh<•ba, despi te high humldll v a nd scorchm g mornmg temper atut PS , ran eff ortl ess ly Sunday In pr rp ara t ion !01 the Belmont Stakes ,lnd a shol a t ra cin g's Triple Crown Tra lnet· .Jack Van Berg or dcred a modera te wor kou t. But the Kentucky Derby and Prca · knl'ss Sta kf's winner worked I ii mil es in 2 39 a nd averaged a lillie mor<' than J:l s<•conds - ralh c·r th a n lo - a furlong. Th e wor kout fm Sa turday's suprcmP IPs I came on an muggv mot nlng with n ,, m tempera turps of nea rl y Hll dcgn'cs Th C' Raci ng Form offk la ll y cloc ked I he fin al mile or the wo rk In 1· 44. But Va n Flrrg forgot his ca rd ul Ins tru ctions to exerc ise rl df'r and a ss istant Ira lner .Joe Pr ta ilno when he saw Alys hcba glidin g by the poles on Belmont Pa rk 's main track The Pira tes ti ed th e score 2·2 in th e fmh . but Pa rk er led off the si xth with thr home run off Dra!J<'k, 1-3 Ted Power. 4-2 wa lked one a nd stru ck out fou r to s nap a personal tw o-gam e losin g st reak. Power Is 5 0 ' against Pi llsburgh. .John Franco pit chC'd the nin th for hiS ninth save " It seems lik e we can't get thin gs cit ckmg at thP samr tim e. · said Drabek oft he Ptra iPS recent troubl es The Pi r at es drew !«1.474 fan s for the t hr<•e ga me se11 es. lh<• larges t th ree-gamr att r nda nre tot a l since 1983 whe n they drew H5.S:l7 for a series aga inst Mont real E lsewhe re. Sa n Diego bla nked New York 1-0. San F r;mc isco leveled Montrea l 8-0. Ph il ad el·. phia bea t Los iln gr lr s 'I i i Ci ncinna ti got by P1 tt sbu1gh :; 2, " He did It casv, wt•ll . well, vl'ry Atlant a nlppC'd Chtcago 2-1 in JO Va n FlCI'g sa id after easy," innings. a nd Houston heat St timin g the work with fellow Lo uls 8-7 tra in er Mac Ke nz\1' Miller Padre• I. ~lt•ls () "Tha t ought to have clone him At Sa n D1ego, Ed Whit son and some good, huh '!" Van Berg said Ric h Gossa ge comb lnr d on a to MiiiC'r four-hill er a nd Garrv Te mp leton " Ycs s \r, " Mlil<•r agr ePd. s mgled home a ru n to lead Sa n "tha t'll clea n out the pipes." Diego. Whit son. ii- 6, went 7 2-3 Tra iners Woody Ste phens. hop· Innin gs to get the vlctorv lng to ext end hi s own record Giants 8, Expos At Sa n Fra ncisco . Kelly s treak of fi ve stra ight Bel mont wns. 4-2, pitched a fi ve -hitt er Stakes triumphs. and Jimmy an ff rey Leonard went .1 fo r 4 Croll sai d they also we re pira sed w h a homP ru n to pace Sa n with the wor kouts of their Belmont st art ers. F r ncisco Go ne West, the onl y Bel mont Phillies 3, Dodgers I horse Al ysheba has nrvcr raced, At Los A ~ei cs. Hick Schu wor ked seven-eighths of a mile drove In two run s with a home r under Ne lson Collazo In I: 26. a nd sacr ifi ce fl y a nd Sha n£• Conqulstarose, wh om Stephe ns Raw ley, 6- 2, sca tt ered fi ve hil s will saddl e only in the event of an ov e r se v ~ n Innin g s for off-trac k, clocked three-quarters Phil adelphia of a mil e In 1: 14 . Braves 2, (; uhs I (10) Bet Twice, runner-up to Aly· At All ant a. Gera ld Per ry s hc ba In th e Derby a nd Preablooped a si ngl e to cente r with kncss. workC'd seve n- e ighths of a two out in th e lot h Inn ing to score mile und er regu lar jockey Cra ig Ken Ober kfell from second base Perret In 1:26 on his home I ra ck lift Atl ant a. at Monmouth Park In Oceanpo rt, 1\ stros 8, Cardinals 1 At St. Louis. P hil Gar ner N.J . Stephe ns said his " big horse .'' dellverC'd a two run double lo comp lete a lour-run sixth Inn ing Gone Wes t, "ca n' t do mu ch bett er tha n tha i. that propell ed HouSTon.' POOLEY WINS MEMOIUAI, - Don l'ool••y rt•,.cl• ""he birdie• · " •' IKlh hoh· 'ut Murilicld Vilhage to win the 19K7 Memorial ' •rournument Sund"y in Duhlln, Ohio with u 16-undcr pur, 272. '. ( Ul'l) Naml'd honort't' for 1988 Memorial t•wnl DUBL IN. Ohio t UPl i - P att y a c ha rter membr•r of lh <' World lia ll of F'a me a nd co foundN a nti fir s I president of th e WomPn s Profosslonal Golf Association tlutpr I.PG!I) , wi ll!)(' the h on on~ · lor the 19HX Memoria l Tout·num en t Be t· ~ . fi~l. a natlvc ofMinn ra polls. Minn .. bN·om es the seco nd woma n honor·pp oft hr Memori al, which ra r h ~rar pays tribute to one of the ga m 's past grea ts Be r ~ . 531 IACKSON PIIIHrt: 35 WEST PhOnt ...,.u24 BARGAIN MATINE ES S!TURC! 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WV 2SSSO • 304· 675·-13-10 We treat yo u l1<e ta mrly 'I ., �., '. -Page- 4 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio t:P l Sport• Writ er ED~l O:\TO\. ,\llx>rta •L: PI 1 - i\s mu ch as winning the Sranlr)· Cup meant to thr Edmon ton Ol!Pr-,- and 'iOrTI('CiaimPd it mra nt mnrr'i han an) thing rlsr In thrir liw·'- it was not enough to t lo"· dllthl'ir wound s. Thr· Oilr•" won I hrlf 1htrd :\ HI. c humpi ons hi p in rour ~cars Sun· dav night with a :1- 1 triumph in r;.imt· 7 of th£' bP" final round In dr·rades. In lhP aflf>fmath. though. not r·vrryonr couJd di ~miss 1hr str ug glr·o., rndun•d b,, . tht> tram a ncl its ind i,·idual s. Th1 • upset loss to thf' Cal gar)· Fl am!'s last yr·a r tha t ma.' haw a dyna s t ~. \\' a~ nf' C n • t z k y ' ~ exhe1 ustion and Paul prf•vPn l0d Co ffrv;s di scontent all bubblrd fro m . thri r mout hs. like thr champag ne poo led in the Sta nlr)· .. Cup . " I ' m weHr in g down a lill ie bit men tall y and ph ys ica l l)•, " C rc•tzk v admitted . Hr wa s rPspondin g to a quest ion abou t hi s Ca nada Cu p plan s. but the ro mmPnt is tellin g. In Colfe;· ' s rase, I herr itfP no l inl's to r ead between. " 1 too k a lot of - - behind t hPscdoors I r eally didn ' t think I deserved ," Coffey sai d. " I t' s bern buildin g si nce r he Calgary thing last year. A Jot of thai will ha ve to be resolved If I 'm going to pl ay for t his team again. "G lenn Anderson feels the sa me way . Our tea m was start·, lng to gM tor n apart , slow ly torn apart , and we c-an ' t ha v<· that. " For 60 minu tes Sunday ni ghl, 1he Oiler• forgot 1hci r turmoil long enough to a,·old the bigges t fi nal round colla pse In nearly half a centurv . Onlv the 19~ 2 Toronto \1 aple-Leafs ,;.on 1he Cup altrr traili ng .1-1 in the final. The Oilers· admit t!'d to bei ng shaken b)· the Fl.w rs , part icularl) goali<• Ran Hr•xwll . who forcf'd Came <. They also claimr'!llhe; never doubted they rould r ndu r(l . " I guc;, v.c· v.·ere a littlr npn·ous after lx•ing up the wav wr \~'rrc·." YP I rran df'fcnsema n Charlif' Hudd ,· sa id . " Th at just mf'dnl we had to tx•a r dow n. If ,·ou c..ran yo u ger doubting, in 1rou blr•. '' Righr from t hf' {jutrl. against 1. ..\ .. ""got great defense, and unr il r hL' final ..,eriPs. when we got a lillie uptight and sa t back on our hc•el ' a bit. But wrplayed the wav v.·e had to tonight. " ·rhry did 1hat . bu t as 1he Flyers kno«·. the Oill'fs also played lik e only they ra n. T hr Oil ers offered thri r i nd iv idu al stars aga inst the Phi l adelphia tram work and H••xtaiJ' ., brilliJnC!'. Th e teamwork Ia"- Hc·x tall wo n the Con n Smy th e Troph)· as the Most ValuabiP Plaver in thr pl ayoffs. " I t'< an honor to win the Conn Sm:- thr Trophy, bu t I would Jradc it for Stanley any da y, " Hrx tall sa id. " We don't ha ve as ta len ted a team as Edmonton dors, but I 'II tell you, we have a lot or guts." Mtrr· Phi l adel phi a opened scoring for the first lime in the scrirs wi th a goal by Murray C':" ve n on ly 1: 41 into the game. 1he Oilers. instead of showing any sign of doubt, unleashed the spt>eial skills of their stars. They returned to their cocky selves. Anderson. who set up the fir st goal and scored the third. lx>fuddl!'d the Flyers with his ska ling skills. On the tying goal. at7: 45 of the firs1 period, he went around Lindsa y Carson, cut in on Mark Howe and' spill Howe and Brad McCrimmon 1o feed Kent Nils son. Meanwhile, Messier did what he does well . He drove to the net and arrived just in time to convert Nilsson' s pass. On the winner, at14:59 of the st>eond period, Gretzky used the play making skills that set up all four E dmonton game- winners in the series . This one was scor!'d when Jar! Kurrl used his one1ime release, hailed as the quickest in hockey. Anderson drove an Insurance goal pas1 Hex! all with 2: 241o go. " Glenn Anderson's got heart like hell," Hudd y said. "When he made that move for Messier's goaL " Coffey finished the thought : " It was like we could play our game and not worry any more. Ma ylx> it was a blessing in di sguise, we knew we had to go out and score." So the Oilers opened up the allack and Jet goalie Gra nt Fuhr worry about the backlash . "ThaI' s easy for me." Fuhr said. "A couple breaks, all the heart these guys have, and I'm fi ne back there." Fuhr made on ly 19 saves, compared to Hextall' s 41, but many were spectacular. I ·I j .·' t - COME BACK IIERE - Mllwuulkt•t• mtdt~r II ..J. Sttrhoff, who lost t111• hull In tlw sun, trips ovt>r first ha.<cman Tom Pndorck i n till' "'cond Inning again.<! ( 'h•vcl tutd. ( UI'I J g~Weary Celtics prepare to do battle with rested Lakers ; 1\~ FJtf; m : JtJ('K Wi\'I'I.;JIM ,\N Ul'l Spurts Writt•r INC J.J-;WOOD. Clt llf. tLI PI I Tltr 1\os ton Crit ics . ""'""'' to h ~n · t · tht • o ppm1 en1 tht'.\ ' \\'illl! Pd in till' Nil,\ Final, art• drspt·rat <•l)' SO I'I'.\ ' not 10 l>C' I ht' I ('<.I m 1)11'\ OIH' f' wt •n •. 111 ! ~ISH , lht• Ct•l l it·s won lhr J ;' iiJ;Ut' I it )j • ~mel wt•rc• (ira wl n,e acc lai m as th f' "g rf':ll <':-.1 1•'.111'\ '('\ '1' 1' ." Now lhC'~· tin• lnj un·d. W0iH\' fru m llwlr s lnz gg lt·~ in ltll' :f:asl~·rn Cunfl'n 'nn• pl ;l\'tJffs. .and fa l'i nJ.! 1hP Lo~ An gt•l t'!'. i.~tkC'r~. w ho ha \'1 l'lld lli' t1 !r~t ''f'.r.: t\' of tht' WPSIPrn Co nlt' l't ' IH' t"' . "i'lll'\''rr lht• lwst trnrn . tht v'vt·· t)( •t•n t ill' bl'~l h 'a m al l \'f' l ~r." Bo:-olnn ·~ I. a IT~: Rl r d ~il kl. 1 1 ·.. Wr' rp .l u st goi ng to !tan• t o go ou ttlwrr and lr)· to upspllh•' m." ThP l.a k r·r~ hud lllC' 1l•agu{' 's rq,: ula r St ' dS('IIl 1't COI'd , ;m (! bPS ! 1 1 ju_vt1d an dg hHl a~ ll.t ~·nff bt' fOrt' Foru m. " WP put oursrl\ t•s in po:.i tinn to rPst. which is good," sai d Magir Joltn.son. \\'Ito spat'kl'd tht• ~u nrlav . tilt' l.akrrs concl udr d lhPir th i·rr·dav ra mp 11 1 Sanw Barbara City ' Collq(t' anrl rrtu rnt~ct htHlW . Bn$tnn . Sf'C'kl ng to l:)i..leomP ttw fi rs t tram si ncr 1110 1%!1·ti\l Cc• lllrs to w in ba ck-to-bar k t itles. Is 11 -llln I hr pla)·offs. The_ ,. wr·n· C'XfC'ndr'<l to Sl' n•n gumrs i n series agains t Milwaukct• und Deiroii. and havt>onl_v thr N'cta,-s l o rrs t before the final begins. "Last yC'ar we wcrC' he:1!1hy." ' l 'lston; ,, rri l's and is not ex preted to l)l ' il fa ('! or ag,tinsl t hP Lakers. rf'~f'f\'f' Shurp -.hoot in g Scott \\'prlm i.in m1s"'l'(l most of thr '''"'"n du<' to foot pt·oblems and liasn't pl,ll'l'fl sln t'!' midscaso n . . '-lii'Al' r ~ · . Hu t l.o!' ,. \n g t ·lt'!-. coac h Pal l{! IP\ (' :II"(' " nothi ng tlbou t thr t'i..' lt il'..,· training room la iC'S of ,t 1\ 'lW . " lht·,·· r,• not b,,ngcd up tllt''·' r"' In t llp f i nal s." he said . " TiH ·~ li a\"1' "O m P gu~-' -: in j urC'd, hut n1u r<~ n ' t worry abou r thai. Tht'\ h;11·r t hrr'(' du)'s to r es I. and ! 'm ~ u n• P.H b h and a n ~r OOd~' f?ISC' whn h.I'.. c111 .dlm(' nl i~ go ing to bf' n·ad_,. to roll on Tuesday ... l ,n, A n,[!dt1 S won both I'('J;! U Ia!'· l n ,11 !{'a!-'it Oil«' gum(l. \\'t'!\1 flnnl. : ' 11 .tl 'lurr In hb ri ght foot: hr pl 1 1 ~· "d onl.'v onl ' minut!' in thP t•x t f'llt'll t hPulth . l hl'~· 11;1\'t' t' ll th r St•alll •• Su ppr Sonlrs In l hr • a ' I re" M':1so n !lll'Pllngs . and Bi rd and l.ak(•rs to a t ou r- ~ "n w S\rt1 r p o f : • h;~s 11111 Walton ;Ji so with consu mnHtl t' r as<' .saih'd through 1111' pOSISI'IISOII IU d:Jit •. w innin g 11 of I'! ~· nru ·~. I 11 T uf's da _ , . ni g ht' s (~. 1111 P 1 in Tlh ' ' sprai nC'd rl .[l il! il nkk. Bos ton Coarh K .C. Jones ,ald. ~Now It 's rf'd banda ges ar ound IhP hPad, Band-Aids 11nd so me· one u<•allngon th e drum: · Robert Paris h has a spntlned left bnklr, bu1 lhc Celtlcs nCPd him. and 1he post season Is not the 1imc 10 hea l. K evin McHale hios a stress fra clure In his right loot and Is i·PCoverlng from a . M r ll ~llt' h:t\' P hoi h considf'rrd the po~!\ihll\1~ · or Host on be in g ro utrd ~- I Jl'' home In ~ ;m· a~·. Los Tlw ('<•!tie' an' pln ~ ·offs. 2 Anl-!r i P~ wns ;1 i -n thf' In 1hP homr l'l'CO rd po::.l~ t·<t~llll . " J·:,·cr)· ga tnt' tin Bo~ t o n t will proiJabl)' Ill' close." said Bird, " !Jut lhrv tlH JI bt' able to run awa .v wi th it . at their pla ee. Tlw,·' rc going to look 10 blow us aw:t\' bC"ra usC' '''C' ha,·pn' t bPen pla):lng well on tlir road ... McHale ~"'' ' If Los Angeles's f o~s t brl'ak ratches fire one night, 1hP Crll lcs m·e 1he onII' ten m 1hat wil l not lx• dnunlf'd . " 1\'t' ml ~ ht " "I beat by ~I, but we're go ing to come out the next game; and play. Ot her tra.ms are going to pack It up." he sa id . Roston will be appearing in the final for 1hl' fou rt h straight year, the Lakrrs fol'lhe fl fth1lmelns lx Sl'asons. They have met for the league crown In three of the last four years . Rilev said of the classic pair· In!(. " it ' s what people want. If 's supf)osed to be a magical malchup. The fans are . probably happy and the press Is probably happ)'. "Let's ge1 on wl1h 11." • " Nieves had a gt·eat fa stball." said Corrales . "We saw II . but didn ' t do anythlngwll h ll .t Cievrland starter! Greg Swindell made two mistakes, and II cost him ." Swindell droppf'd to ~- 5 despllr str iking ou t nine over B 2-:1 innings. The Indians ha ve lost six of I heir last seven games and 20 of 27. " I threw fastballs to both Sveum and Yount , and didn' t get . ' . : Monday, June 1, 1987 I Reedsville UMW meets _____ 4-H news . P -Jan_s_f-or-a-ba_k_e_s_al_e_a_n_d_l_he;....Io-l-lo-wl-ng-:-M-r-•. Th<• """ ml'<'lln• or Jhe Th trener PlonN•r,4·HCiubwa, hetdAprll9. '"7' '"' p.m . -"' \he Clay Tow.,hip Cnmmunl tv· Bulldon g_Pm•d•nt Malt Hall called •he mN'llng 1o ordrr wiJ h Mandl Jl•·idr•n ·•· Jhepr~•••s. 1 -' Dt · 1 t t•auong •vmon,werrgw-n by Jamrs and Shiinnon Franklin. 11 "'"' Pf:~r;:,~~~~~~"Pr~~~~ 1 a!~r~: cR~:!.'/:~;d The Reedsville Unl!ed Metho· dls1 Women met in the church basement with. Mrs · Marlene Putman, Tam t and Linda Put man ' and Sandy. West asd hostesses. ThP meetn~g opene w11h the singing of "When We All Get To Heaven · .. The O""nlno prayer ~""'" ~ was by Mrs. Vivian Humphrey . Mrs Marlene Putnam led Ihe using Mother's Day as Andy and Rodn py BrumfiC'ld. M<111 :.mfl f drc ldPd to sr11 plzla a11hr PIC' Sodul . Fin;1l plan' "'"'" tll<cu"'"'' and drrtdl'd on for 1he Ptr !'.octaL Sklls wrrr prat·tlred. and lhP show put m ordf'l'. RrfrPshm£1nts WC'rf' rurnl, h<'ll bv Pam Holll>v. Advisor< P'"''"' 1 w·'err: 1 Mark '"d Jim Baughman . Dann~· and Jason Bran•r. Tim Clirko!'MJ!('f, .Jam('S a,nd Shan no n F'rul)klin . Matt Hall . Pam Hollry. Ma ndl and Sc-ott Jl\'ld(ln . KPI!y ami ~Ia( ·~ ' King ery. Angi£• and Shawn Montgomf'ry, Brian and Lori Rotwrls . Jarrtlf'. Wf'~ lf'V ~a unclpr,.;; , Kim Hnd Sandi Nils and Trlplf'll . Hnd Rmt -.u ng. G,ur.~; t s pr....,.;rnt wc'rr: P!>g~~· Rofit.rt s. Ka~· ~au n rlf'f~ . Candv Bau~hman . VI cki Brumflr td , Ph yll s Hnl· lr~·. P"am Fra n~lln . Barb Montgom('ry. Coimlf' and Samlv Klngf'r~·. · Mandl ,Jivld('n. Nf'WS Rt>por1 f'l' ThP Kountry Krlltrr '!<i hf'ld lhr>ir April mN'tln g :.1 1 Southwf'S!t'r n F.lf'mPn t~~r~· In Mrs. Carol Po pro's rl ass room . Thl' mN'Ti ng opm(l() " "ll h dl~c·u1•slon of our bake• S<d t• w hi f'h Is 10 be• h(lld on April lR <.II KroJ;:rr's. f'\·rrvonr dlsC'uSSiod what and hoy,· muc·h tn bake.;_ F :1lr pr ojf'C'I!<i w{lr(l d(lddt"'d and dls c·u sst'd ancl wrr(' lurn NI in . J<.nu n t r~· Krlll f'r~ wi!l do lhrlr dt ·~n- up Ohio pm_jf'l't on SaTurday. April ~~I h. thP dwb will go uml plc·k up lri:l!<ih nlnng lht • r· ondwav~ . M<'C'Iing r ndf'd with n 1fn•s h · mrnts Sf'r\'f'fl h\" Rn•ncla Au rnf'th• . Cuc •s t ~ wf'rC' Mr. :md Mr.-.. Lrrry Bur nr ll f'. Mrs. ~t an h ·~ · . Pt"'g g> Cochrun. · :tnd ~u s ha :-:.hr lnr. Nr.l( t mc•f'ling is M.:ty h al 7: 1li\ al E l£'m . S<"hnol . ~ u1 hwf's lt •rn TM Vil ('Ot'hl":ln . :-.il'\n Rf'pnr l rr· STANLEY CUP CIIAMPS- Oilers Kenl Nilson (l eft) and Wayne Grctzky hoisl the Stanley Cup af1er dea!eating the Flyers :j.11 Sunday For the Nalional Hock ey League Championship. (UP!) · either inside enough," sa id the Don Bavlor holds the designated hiiiPr j ob. That limit s the chanlefl -handed Swindell. who played crs Mike Crecnwc•ll gel s with I he with a specially padded glove to protect a broken middl e finger on Red Sox , so he welcomes them his righ t hand. ·' J know on ly three when they com<' along. Greenwell came off the bench of th e seve n run s I gave up were earned. but the defense is goin g as a pinch hill er. Su nday and to have those davs." · sl rokcd a two-run doubi!" in the Milwaukee went ahead 2-1 in ninthlnnln g tocompleteBoston 's comeback from a seven-run the fifth. Sveum l!'d orr by send ing a 1·1 pitch to iefl for his deficit andgivetheRedSoxa 10-9 fifth homer of I he season. After victory over lhr Chicago Wh ite Paul Molilor walked and wa s Sox in Comiskey Pa rk . thrown oullryi ng to steal , Yount With two ou t in the ninth and drilled a 1·1 del ivery 400 feet to Chicago lrading 9-8. pinch-hitter lefl -center field for hi s sixth Dave Henderso n walked off Rll)' homer . Sc-ar age, 1-2, and went to second B.J. Surhoff drovl' in Milwau - on Spike Owen' s infield single. kee's third run with a bunt single Bob James relieved, and Green In the ei'ghth. well pulled a Hl pit ch to lh<• The Brrwer s addrd four r un s rlghl ·center field wall to drive in in the ninth on an RBI si ngle b)' Henderson and Owen. Rob Deer and a three-run homer Greenwell Is 3 for 10 in pinchby Greg Brock. Milwaukee was hit situations . and ha s four aided bv loft fi elder Joe Carter's game-winning R BI for the Rod allowing Cecil Cooper's double to Sox this season. go over his head and b)• second Thr Red Sox ra lli ed from a 9- 2 baseman T.on v Berna zard 's seco nd - inn i ng defi c it and error. sc r atched for all tho r uns. Ri c!'. Cleveland had taken a 1·0 lra d who went ~ lor !i. drovP in two i n the third . .Julio Franco singled runs with a single in lhP third with one out, stole second and Inning. Ra)•lor had an sacri fi ce scored . on Pal Tabler's ground fiv In 1he fifth , Owrn drovp in two single to left . r~ns with a tr iple and Marty Chr is Bando ca ught Swindell Barrett had a RBI groundout In for th e firsttlm r this season. but the s L~th . Corrales sa id nothing should be ,1 Blur .Jays 7, A11gds 2 read into thai. Siner 1he start of AI Toronto, George Bell hothe year. Ri ck Dempsey has men'() and drove in l hrrp run's to caught Swindell; Ken Scht·om back John Ct•rulli' s four-hiller , and Stcl'c Ca rllon with Ba nda enabling thr Blu r Jays to send lx>lng restriclf'd t o knuck le- Ca lifornia to it s ninth strai ght bailers Phil Ni ekro and Tom loss . Ca ndlot tl. \ ' ankrt•s 9. Athletics 5 Detroit v isit s Cleveland f r a At New Yor k, Willie Randolph lhrre-game set b<>ginnln g to- and Henrv Collo drove in lhrrr ni ght.. In lhP opener. the Tigers run s api ece to help Tomm>' .John will sent Dan Petry 12-.1. 4 . ~0 win his third straight start. ERA J agains t Nlekro J2· !i, 6.061. Mariners R. Orioles 5 Red Sox 10. Chicago 9 AI Balllmore, Phil Bradle:-· Left field b<>longs to Jim Riel'. drove In thr('(' runs and .Jim right field to Dwight Evans, and Presley co ll ec ted two RBI to early In thr month. The 1wo 19-year-olds pleaded guilly al a preliminary hearing. Each was fined s:,oo and costs, ordered to perform 80 hou rs of communit y service and put on one-year proballon. The IRO-da y jail sentence was suspended. " Everything's been cleared up and they will come back to out program and be fully Involved," Yates sa id. " Both kids admitted Mike Wenrich singled for Mon1clalr In the lOth. A pinch runner was on base for him when Horn sl!lpped the game - w inner. Oshko~h . whfch won the series In 1985, was appearing In 11s fourth consecullve post- season baseball Journamen1. r ouble Se-a ttle to comp lete a . three-game sweep of Bal timore. Rangers 3, Royals 2 At Kansas City , Mo .. Scali _ Fl etcher doubled with two out in, the 101h inning to score Steve Buechele from seco nd base with thf' winni ng run. Twins 9-11, Tig ers 5·3 AI Detroit . T im Laud ner hit a, pair of home runs to drive i~ 1hree run s and power a 20-htL attack to lea d the Twins in the, nighlrap . Trammctions tt:l~• · l •aU t 'ltlt·ll)...,, 1.\l .t ' - .\ c•th·:llt•rl •mllit'lih•r ' · h 1111 f:ildl'run: Jlhlt"l'd ltlflt•lilt'f Ohnril• · i IIIII ''" lt11• " "llfth •uu•utnl lii-da,· d(l.;uh11•d u,.t . 8&40 meets Pl ans to allend the Ia marche which will be held at Bo~lo n Height s, July 31 andAug.l, were made when the Meigs Salon 710. Eight and Forty, met Monday night at the home or I va Powell. Delegates elec1f'd for the Ia marche were Pearl Knapp, Julia Hysll. Kale Welsh. and Florence Richards. 1\llernates nam ed were Marjorie Fetty, Loretta Tiemeyer, Lula Hampton, and Iva Powell. II was noted lha1 Cheryl Lehew, granddaugther of a memlx>r. participated in the Miss .Hope contest of Gallla County. 11 was voted 1o send a contribution to the departmental chateau. Helen Peebles. Veda David . I va Powell, and Mrs. Hampton were named to the aud l11ng comm ittee. Next meet Ing w ill be a picnic at the home of Ruby Marshall. Kan"u." 1 " 11~ - So•ut rl~ht· hwldt•r fl :ll"l' flmUI!torl lu Omahu of liM· finwrlt-un t •\ ,\ ,\ I; r o •t · ~tHo • d rlgl~ · lt.dld.' r ltlt-k t\ nd•·r,.un lrvm Om alia. ,h,.nt Jut 11111 Church will honor member l'ilt~hurl{h - S. •nt plu·ht'l' Hlpnlltn l't•nu nnd lnnl'ldl•r ll un..t4ln .llnwn,•t lu \ ':ul t,lll\1' 1' uf tl11• l'twlflt• fo:.v.t IA'III(III' t,\ ,\;\ 1: rr·•·all• ·dpltc·twr Milw Uunnt · ~111 flllllio • lo~ • r ...:111 flulo ·h Uav ... frum \ ' :mo , •ll\ l't . lllt •l(n - l' lm·••d uut fl• ·lth•r ~ tanlt ·y t:r· lin,\ ' di-.1 1hl•·d tl .. t; . Jdli'r~ tl n mt thf• , wlh ~!l< • d \ul oo •l oll'r Tlm • . htnm•r.t . _ Long-lime faithful members of the Racine Unlted Methodist Church will be honored at the II ·l1. m . June 14 Sunday worship :serv ice at the church. A potluck dinner will follow the apprt>ela.tlon service. T he service Is another In the 'annual series of "flowers for the •liVIng" recognitions. Maurice Lot..!,fl.alph and Doro1 hy McKenhe,'~a lph and Cora Webb. and ~arold and Violet Grimm are to receive special r ecognition. A ll !rlends and ·rela11ves of the · Obnored group are Invited to aJtend. Work in Comfort Boots f01 work, sport , & leisure 2245 • Over 100 styles • • • • Over 125 sizes & widths Full-grain leathers Steel-shank support Long-wearing soles !· ' • George Folmer. confined to U niversit y Hq:;pltal for the past )hree weeks, Is recuperating from a st>eond su rgery. He remains In lnl Pnslve care and Is f-xpecied 1o be hospitalized for iinother two weeks . Cards may be sent to him at the hospital. 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SIZE 69 Forest Run ·uMW has' meeting Sl ides of local scenes, flower gardens, and familiar people were shown by 1he Rev . William Mlddleswarth at a recent banquet held at - the Fores1 Run United Me1hodlsi. Church. Members of the Pomeroy UMW a11ended as guests. Other guests wer e Clara Baer, May Holl er, Linda Hamm. Mary llamm, Marybelle Warner, and Frances Weber. Mary Nease, preslcjenl, welcomed I he members and . gues1s with a reading, 'Friends." Table were decorated wl1h flower arrange· inents made by Evely n Hollon. Favors werP given to everyone. . ' Graduation party is cC!nducted Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knolls entertained with a graduallon party for their son, T im, and another graduate. Randy Blrch- field . Both graduated from Meigs High &hool. Attendi ng the par1y were Ola and Louise Harrison, Jim and Ersent Hall, Ralph ani! Sadie Carl. Jim. Pooch. and Mary Be1h Brewer, grandson, Bill, Rea1h Clonch, Ann Grlflt h, New and Wi nnie While, Rich McDonald, 0.V. · tOvereaters Victorlusl Seth, Daniel ' and Dave King, Weight Loss Club, repor1ed a loss , Cindy Blackwood, J .P. Sianley, of JOY, pounds at their Tuesday Mike Kloes, Eugene, Jane, evening meeting with nine Rickie and Randy Birchfield, members presen1. The meetings Johnny and Ronald Johnson. are held In 1he youth room of Donie Bush, Mark, Nancy, MIchael. Sara and Anna Jean Mount Olive Communit y Chur ch, Long Bottom. each Tllesday Grueser. ' evening from 7 to B p.m. The weight loss program, under supervision of Judy Holler, Is based upon scrlptu res . Anyone 1n1erested Is inv ited to join. Overeater.r club report.r los.res TY!:B TABLETS BOnLE OF 100 99 Vg!) @oliAf,- /lf AllIn 1/Jt WMTAIJf BIC SHAVERS D•01•a1 APPRECIATION SALE THIS WEEK .ONLY REG. OR FOR SENSITIVE SKIN 3. 99c GOOD SELECTION OF FLATS lEG. '7.50 NOW $500 : . OP I POl 10 INCH HANGING BASKET NOW $400 EACH 7sc R£G. 51.00 TO IUS -- Q·TIPS COllOM OUflACEll ' S)!~~~ OPEN DAILY 9:00-5;00 119 CLOSING FOR THE SEASON SATURDAY, JUNE 6 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE SYIACUSE COKE 992-5776 POMIOY LOllY HOUIS I POITUIID, OHIO MON.-WED.·SAT. 8-12; THURS. 4 ·7 , AS PEA POS'IED SCHEDUlE lA!, DIET COKE uR SI'IIITI UG . Ot CAfFIIN! Ill! lOUt tHOtU 6 rm. 11 oz. NON·m1M11Aitl lOITLIS $199 HERR'S PRETZELS 8 OZ. BAG ~-------------------- · *AUG-tm *nOIII-IND WOII .. • FIIDAY 8 l.M.·6 P.M. SAm,AY I A.M.-NOON Pick Your Own Strawberries COLOR FILM ·· DEVELOPING* Sarah Beth and Ma11hew Ryan were Sunday v lsllors of Mr. and Mrs. E ugene Haning andRo~ald. Mrs . Robert Reeves, Brandl and Robbie of Chester, spent Sunday afternoon visiting Mrs . Dorothy Re~ves and Bryan. Recent v isitors of Mr. and Mrs . Robert C. Bailey. Sr .. were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ·McCrea of DeLand , Fla. and Lori Rowe, Orange Ci1y, Fla. Mr. and Mrs . Robert C. Bailey, Sr .. al!ended a fa mily reunon at Minerva recently. Peggy Murphy was the recent visitor of Tammy Johnson . CALl (614) 992·21 04 (304) 675-1244 ST. IT. 124 Pl ckrn s. Door pri zes were given to Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Hobin Pu tm an. The next mN'ting will bt> with Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Mary Blse. · Now We 'te Open longet Hou11 to Se,; You "WE HAVE HEARINC AIDS" • b b R bl p 1 TOVef S Y 0 n U • EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST LOWEST PIICES ON PASSENGEI CARS AND UGHT TIUCI niES Muter Card llld Vlu Welcome p Wal1on, . Mrs. Mamie Buckley. Mrs. Robin Putmnn , Mrs: Pal Mar11n, Mrs. Sand\' Cowde rv. , Mt·.', N•JJ Wilson, Mrs. E mm a ,, 'Mrs. Vivian Humphrey , Dursl. Fifteen thousand people who care. JOHN A. WADE, M.D. In,. *IAIIIIIIS *YIIE IEPAII rom Mee11ng planned for May 14 at 1hP was church. Gall)es were pla)•ed and prizes given. Refreshmen1s were set·ved 1o D_o_ll_ y_R-ei>_d_a-nd-M--r.-L... Ill-la-n BANKEeONE. ' RUTLAND TilE SAlES program I MADE IN US A • ' .. bazaar were discussed. A Ladles -V-ir-gl-nl;a_~. 1r_s_. made and cards were signed for several friends. VIrginia k-• Mrs. h f Wal1on than "" 1 e group or cards sent to her while she was In the hospflal. A thank you c~rd was received from Mrs . M!lry A. Bise 4 INCH GERANIUMS ...... NOW ONLY .'Recuperating •STEEl TOE man. A reading ,';as given by Marlene Putman A Ll1tleChild . Shall Also read a poem "P Lead .,. Them.' ADa '"was by rayer r or Y · san dy Cowdery · -In calls were Fifty-nine .shut her topic, Scripture was rPad lEG. ss.so YO 11,75 ,. •' HARTLEY SHOES they m ade a mistakP. They will not be suspended from the tea m I cou ldn' t suspend th'cm anyway since 1hey are not on sc holarship right now- bu l l will apply some Int ernal discipline." He did not elaborate. Montdair downs Oshkosh 13-12 in tournament MARIEITA, Ohio iUPH Leroy Horn I agged a 1wo- run homer In the bottom of the lOth Inning Sunday 10 lift Mon1clalr (N.J .J State 10 a 13·12 vlc1ory over Wisconsin-Oshkosh in the championship game of the NCAA Division liJ World Series. The Daily Sentin~f By The Bend I Cincinnati basketbaU recruits disciplined, C!NC1NNAT1 tUPit - Two f reshmen recruits who have yet to suit up for Unlversll y of Cincinnati basketball coach Tony Yates will be disciplined. but allowed 1o remain with the team . Louis Banks and Elnardo Giv ens, two freshmen who were academically Ineligible la s! sea· son. have plead('() guilty to' redued charges of receiving stolen property slemmlng from the thefl of a stud en1's wailet ·' Page-5 . Nieves pitches Brewers to 7-1 win over Tribe By ROBERTO DIAS UPI Sports Writer CLEVELAND (UP!) - Juan Nieves says his no-hill er earlier In th e season has Improved his menta I discipline. "That game (a 7-0 decision at Baltimore on Aprill5J made me th ink abou1 pacing myself," sa id the Milwaukee pitcher. " You want to throw a lo t of very good pllches. not a coup!!' of grea t ones and the r!'s1 so-so. "I got my second win In the flllh today tSundayt. I IOid myself 'I've got to keep us in the game.' W!' just broke a long losing streak and didn't want another to start." Nieves held .Cievela!Jd at bay wh il e Dal e Sveum and Robin Yount hll solo home runs In the flfl h Inning to lift the Brewers loa 7-1 victory over the Indians. Nieves. 4-2. allowed six hit s InS 1-3 Innings 10 record the victory . T he Iefl -hander struck out five and walked five before yiel ding to Chris Boslo, who regi stered the final two outs. " I think the Indians were try ing too hard to hill he ball out of the park." said Nieves. " I had good movem ent on my fa stball. so all that happened were popups." Clevel and Mana ger Pal Coralrs conrurred. -·· Monday, June 1, 1987 Edmonton wins Stanley Cup By U SA H.>\RRlS . ···- --. -· -.-·-- MONDAY ·fRIDAY 1:30 A.&·3 P.M. SATURDAY I AIL-1001 mE PAUIIG IS lOW AYAILAILE FOI aa. OlE CUSTOIIDS.AT o• MW PABIIIG LOT ACIOSS FIOII M POMROY AUTOIA. 011 SEco• s1an. ___ BANKfoNE~ ,..,... _ •• --·-· ,...Oilllt ..... PDC RITE SAVINGS EVERYDAY IN EVERY AISLE AT• •••.• . , Ae ACCL II ALL JIAIIWACTUIII'I COUPONS If &lllliiiiGIIT 10 uiuT DUAITlliiS •I'IIIUS EffECIIYE JUNE 1 THIU I, _1911• NOI tESPONSIIU FOR TYPOGIAPIIIW EHuil) RITE RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY 708 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO PHARMACY PHONE: 992·2586 "· �Monday, June 1. t987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Monday, June 1, 1987 Business Services Chester Council conducts·meeting ., Charter members of Chester Council 323 were honored at the 53rd anniversary of the Daughters of America held recently at the hall. The . char ter members, Ada Morris. Elizabet h Hayes , Zelda · Weber, and Ada Bissell were seated In the center of the hall wlth the program opening with a song of tribute to the lour. Mrs. H ayes read an article ,YrUten by Mrs. Morris, Charloite Gran! read " The Good Ole Da ys", Faye Kirkhart . " These Gals Shine Tonight ", and Thelma White, "Friendship." Each of the charier mem bt>rs spoke briefl y. T-hey were pres· ented a cake baked by Jo Ann Baum which. was served with ice cream , punch, and fr ui! plat es. Charter members n0t present were El h ~l Arba ugh and Letha Wood. Margaret Tultle presided al the meeting which opened In 1 rUuallsllc form . Members were rem inded to make reservations ' , for sta te session. It wa s noted ' that Mary Moose, Peerry Coun· cil. has had surgery, that Dorothy Ritchie underwent surgery at Mount Carm el West Hospital, 793 Stat e Street , Columbus, and wou ld appreciate hearing from friends. The Memorial Day observ ance was noted. New offi cer s were elected at the. recent meeUng of the St ar Garden Club held at the hoine of Mildred Jeffers. Elected were Neva Nicholson, pres ident: Mildred Jeffers vice pres ldnet : Pauline Atkins, se· cond vice president; Virginia Nelson, secret ary and treasurer. Stella Aikins presided at th e meeting with Mrs. Jeffers giving devol ons. For roll call mem bt>rs named a new flower they plan! to grow. Mrs. Jeffers and Mrs . Nelson displayed the quilt table cover to bt> sen! to the OAGC convention in .July at Dublin. A report was given on the regiona l meeting held at McAr· thur. All endlhg were Mrs. Ni· cholson, Binda Diehl, An na E. Turner, Anna Ogdin, and Pauline Aikin s. A tea pot was contribu ted by Ruby Diehl to be used at the convention. The ptogrim \ was " Blue Phlox Brings Cheer " by Stella Atk ins, She spoke of. propagating it by ground layer ing in the early spring, and sai d il should ·nat be planted in a prominent place because when the plant dies down. il bt>comes unaltact ive. Mrs. Nicholson talked on wild· flowe rs, noting that wildflowers PORTL,\ ND CIIEE ltLEI\IlEilS - Cheering the l earn on for llu~ 19Hit-K7 year at Portland E lcmenlar,.· Sc ho ol wt! rf' UJ PSf' t heer leadt•rs, fronl. Tonya <.:rcmt·un~ • •f el'i~.vca Hatfi eld andd Billie ,Jo Lung, and back, Toni Seller s, Denise Rous h, Bonnit• Law son, a nd .Jessica Covert. Pictured .with them Is Marilyn Cooper, :• ~vl•or . Kay Hutield is thr• helper . Slinderella Class makes weekly report .Jes sycu Hatfir ld Hncl M f' lissa Foster lost lht' m us t weight in lhP teen cl i:lss. with Brend a HN•tl as the ru nner-up ut th(• Monday night meeting of Si indcrclla. In the adult ci a"' · Linda Young lo~t the most wei ght and Ku y ll atfic lcl wa "> run ner -up, while at lht 1 T uco~ tla .v m or n!g class. Chr lst.v l~ u m s hurg lost the most wrigh t and Max in!' .Jordan wa s. runn t' r -up. A I 1hr Ma s o n 'f 'las s. 1hPrP was ~~ lifo for lllP mot. wP ig ht los t Meigs Count y F"air Board anp the Meigs Historical Societ y. It has been reconstru cted and restored. A picni c was planned for July 28 at the Rupe campsite in Mas o n. Mem bers are to m eet at the Pomeroy levee at 6 p.m . Members were r eminded of the Plans WPI 'i ' ma d£' to dona te mv~I'Y to the Hutl;llld A lumn i Assoc iation for flonil cmt crp le· crs' for Satu rday nighl 's ba nq uct. Jt was noted th ai the "welcom e" sign from th club ha s been purchased (tnd wi ll bP r rf•c!Pd ~ ~~ the town ent ra nce. Plans wr rf' madP to work on thr pla ntin g proj<.'CI at Kro,a rr ~ a nd mr mbr rs mPI therp rrern tl.v to pla nt gr<'r nrr,y·. Club members drcidNI lo pa rtlci patl' in a full fl ower show with the oth er two Rutland du bs. Sr•pt. 1 ~ - t :l . Th t' tag-a· kid project was l ent at ivc ly set for th e second Wl 'l.•k of t hi' 198i·&l ochool year. Mrs. Ti llis read Proverbs 31 on I he lh{' rn r of a v i rtuous woman tmd I hr role ol' a mot h(lr . Club mcm uors displayed quil t· ing blocks for the tabil'cloth to be se nt to the Ohi o A ssociat ion a·r· G ~u ·dcn Club!" co nvention in Jul v at Dub li n. 1 was drr idcd that ~~ dC' lrgat p w ill bf' srlrctr d to 5·19-r mo. I 124 East Main St. Pomeroy HOURS: Tut.·Wtd.- Fri. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m.-7 p.m. ly Chance or Appointment RUSS MOORE 992-2526 5·11·87-1 mo. MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTER, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE · MENT •REMODELING S. ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES a. POLE BUILDINGS golf t ournamen t being sponsored by Ohio Eta Phi. ·Janelle Haplinslll and Darla Staa ts won the prize for the best refreshm enl s during thP year . Debbie Hauber , Linda Fau lk, and Darla St aat s took perfect allendance awa rd s. Winning the traveling basket was Na ncy Hill . Phone Day or Evenings 985-4141 pla .\' , 1l'H' ~ t rrs ~ 11 brin gs. a nd wa .\ ·s of han dli ng !lw s. tr('ss wt• rP d is ('u ~.; ..,NI b\· C \ nd~· Olh,. t•rl. M(•!gs Count _ \' 1-: xtr n!' ion 1'\gf' nl. hnrrH' l' ( ' li!HHTliC' ~. a t 1llf' n •n •n1 nw<'l il1 1-! ul t llf' MPigs Cou nty f' hUITh o r C h r is t Wom('n' s F'PllO\\' s ll lp lll' ld ;It lh!' H rm loc k (; r (H'(' Cl t rb t ia 11 Church. Mrs . Olin•ri t.:. tlkrd abou t 1hl' \'a rir d r olr~ of thP wifr and mo ther . husbttnd <tnd fathrr. and til(' strrss whirh i ~ broug ht in to Olp' llvrs . Shr. suggrqrd wa~·.o:. tn identify lhe sy mpt oms of :-; trPss, :1nd thr n g;n ·r tips on how to lw nd li' s trP~s . ~ T_o n g ll C'l' suggi'S ti ons..y,· ' I'P "' 7.~ it off, talk 10 sonwont• lparn ·to at'CPp t t hin gs WC' ra nnot r hi1ngl'. t~ void -. t· l f mr rl ic.t l ion . gf'l enou gh slt•f·p unci n~ :-,t. g ivr your boci.v pr opf'r nu t rit ion . bal um·f' yo ur work and rrrrrHI ion. do somc- RADIATOR SERVICE l~l , I ( Real Estate General previewed. Sa ndy McOanlel also rev iewed articles In Th e Garden Path. Tours to CranbPrry Ba y and Buckery La kes werP discussed. I'< ext meeting will be hel d at the home of Dia ne Ash. Refresh· \ 608 E . Mo i' n ...W. POMEROY,O. 992-2259 m(lnt s \VC're srrved arter the NEW LISTING - LEADfNG . CREEK ROAD - Abeautiful brick ~anch home situat ed on approKimately 3 ae~es ol land. This newel home with cen tral au is in ex cellent condit1on and oilers 2 bedroom s. and fam ily room wilh sliding door lo view a rear patio and your own salellile diSh. I ~ 'baths, I car garage, fenced yard, young orchatd. Yo u need to see this home it comfort and neatness appeal to you. 000.00. mPrlin g. .Janrt Boli n wo n thf' door pri ze. "NEW OFFICERS - New olllcers Installed by the Ohio -Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Include left to 'rl~ht. Teresa Kennedy, president, Becky Triplett, vi ce president; Unda ·Jones, •secretary, and Marty F erguson, treasurer. for lhr beds . Ca1'ds were signed for Trudy And rews , Ruth Young, l::d E:\'a ns. and Nor a Cambron. A county h,v mn sin g to bt> held at Zio n Or> May :Jl al 7: 30 was hit •, rlorl't wit hdraw fr om o thers wilrn frc llng blu r. l rt~r n to relax , an d mnst of all , love'. have devo tions, Donna Har tson M\rldl epol 't will hos t tonight 's mcrting with Hem lock Grove to and Sharo n St ewart, ·-.. ...•. . ...... . ... . _.., .. _......... . .................... IPQ ....... th e p ro~ram . M. q. • .,.... OliO .. . tto.\¥1 1'1. Ill . ·-- ·-- ~· -·. - - EASTERN AT. 7 - Are loqking lor a mm1 tarm? you want an older 4 latm house with ; most ol the remodeling ; comleled' L31ge rooms with , l)lodem features. 631n & storage shed and chicken house complete thiS 1 8 ~ acte min1iarm. Caillm your s h o w~n g . ASKiNG $4 5,000.00. .- "ATEl f , t l - D I II· • - - It·• - - . ..... t >• ~~---·-­ ..• .• ..~-­ .::i:i.,l:..., ....• -c.... ·....-__-- Ctau l/il!d palfe.l COIIII! r thr Jollot&li nlf t elephon e e.u ·M np• --· --~ ····-- 1"11- f ' l - ~n==- r.l:l::l. Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS . APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 21, 1987, in the Meigs County Probete The Board of the Meigs Local School District detirll to receive aealed bid• for the following : 1. School Acc ident lnsur· a nee 2 . Fleet lnturanct 3. Gasoline and Oil Pro· duct• 4 . Bread and Baklry Pro· duct• ~~-­ ,_ ·· Ntca,.._ •""~·­ •• :t~:::--t::..=­ • .r:·=··==-~== .:t::::... .. ;_ Coun, C11a No. 26&33, Frtdo 8 . Lioving. 37 H!vh Str..t . Glouster. Ohio, e.. 45732 wao appointed cutria of the ettlte of leona lieving . deciiHd. late of 43082 State Route 124, Minerl'lillrt. Ohio. request and in larger elzee. Crochet prettY: pineapple lop In worsted weight cotton. Women's • Sizes 40 to 46 lnci: Each pattern $3.25 plus 75e postage/handling. (N.Y. IeoderMs add sales tax.! Sond to: lllllllr IIIII The Daily Sentinel 6. Milk and Dairy PrOducts Robert 1!. Buck, Probeto Judge 6. Tire• and Tubes In order to be considered. Lena K. Ntnelroad, Clerk all sHied bid1 than be re· 18) 1. 8. 15 celved In tM TrNturer'a of· Z4l. Size. Pnm IU!tiler. Juno 18. 1817. FREE OFFER 3 Craft Books (VIlue $8.85) when you Older one of the $2.95 booQ qted below. • 11~ ol Flower Croet.et • 12t --Pillow Show O!fs • '. t27-Aighans and Doilies , I flee. 821 S. Third Avenue, Mlddtopon, Ohio. on or be· fore 12:00 o'clock noon on The Board of Educltton r...rvet the right 10 ICCipt or reject any and etl bidt. Jane Fry, Truaurer Meigs Locot School Dlllrict 821 8 . Third Avenue Mtrldtopon. Ohio 41780 Ill 1. •• 11 124 Holbm llild, Wa t II r. "' um.Prtttt 11o11o, Addrwi. 1 -~Add~·~~~-05~b~P'*~~·~-~~'V-.. 1~ Trensltrs ; ... cuns PATTERN 5 . COMBINED SQUAD - These third graders from Riverview and Chest er Elt'mentary Schools made up the Cht'Si cr Raider s' chccrleadlngsquad lor the 1986-87 husketbail scuson. From left to ri(hl, In front, ~re Heather W~ll and Janel NEW LISTING . - LONG BOTIOM - A VIew ot the river IS an added atlract1on to thiS 12'>40' mob1le home on 'A acre lot Use tor summ e1 cam pmg or yeat 10und reSidence. TPC wal e~ av31iable. ONLY $7,500.00. 7112-8ack by popular Public Notice t l I NEW LISTING - NICe l 'h story home overlooking the btaultiul Ohto RIVer. 3 bedrooms, lull basement. equipped k1tchen, 2 C31 garage. ce1lmg tan are other added tealures with this home. AIS<l. woodburner iireplace. wookshop in base· ment. eat·m k1tchen, pallo. and a lronl pOrch Wlih a view. ONLY129.900.00. SYRACUSE - 2 bed1oom home on 1 acre lot 1 floor plan wtth part basement I car garage. Good beginner home. $i6,000.00. RACINE - Newe1 ranch home on corner lot Spa· ciou s liVing room with beautnul tirepla ce. La1ge mode1n ktlchen, 3 bed· rooms, b.Jsement. hcellenl conditiOn. large carport. conc1e1e dlive. $4?- 500.00. Henry £. Cltll!ld Jr. 992-6191 J01n Trmtll ..... 949·2660 Dottle Turner ..... 992·56'2 lrKY Rifflt .... ... 949·1010 Ofllct................ 992·2259 Spencer. Second row, Brook Beaker, Holly Clelland, Jamie Erwin, Kelly Spencer and Beth Bay. Third row, ~lcllss a Dem11sey, Jeannie Newell, Rebecca Evans and Lena Knotts. Absent ~as Shelly Sinclair. or 949-2801 3-11-tfn CARPENTER SERVICE 614·843-5248 REASONAIII - IILIAILE 8·20-'86 trn ' Computerized Hearing Aid Selectioo ~ Swim Molds - lnterpreti._ Setvices PlUMBING & HEAnNG 168 North St<ond Middltport, Ohio 45760 - Addont end remod eling ' - Rool ing and gutter wofk - Concrete work - Plumbing 'and electrical work SALES & SERVICE We C•rry Fiahtng Suppllft V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio . 4·15·'86-tc 80540 . . AIIIIUIIII Gt: IIICIIIS Retponaible per1on to b•byalt in my hom•· Ouall Creek f9r 2 boys 14moa & 6yr1. 3·4 .d..,.• per wHit. Ph. 614-246·15604. After 3 Announcements Tour Guides : Do ~• money motlwt' you1 s .. ...., to start · Comml.. lnt · Bonut. Ftntsatlc opportunity to Earn noo: $1 000 / w • . Many compeny btnefitl·tdvencement mM-e• ment poaftlons IVeHeble. Cell Sue for Interview 814 ·281· 1421 . N9t Ju•t • Job . SINGLE , DIVORCED , LONElYU I Di1creet in.troductk)nt If' your erel by tMephone. Cttl: 615292 -8900 hi. C-369. ! I will not b.e r•tponalble for eny (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Bolt 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Hn 1128r!ln ORIVEAS . s ·em T•nkaley Truold"D Inc. it now hlrirtll sinote 1st • 2nd Dlivll'l. Top miiMgt Pfl¥ . IKC .. • t.m benefits. AH PetertiHt Fl"t. mutt ht¥• 1yr. old T. R. ••p•ien~. D .O.T. qutllfMd, d~tt~ M.V.R.. bt 23 or older. ~!!'~~-mutt t'twe 2yr. old T,R. lbte U:J*"Itnct, Clll our WY1. lol):ltklln 304-7&7-8811 or' GET PAID for rtadlng booktl 1100.00 p..- title. Write: ACE 33, 2 Plm•. N•p.vlllt. ll ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. :z: Licensed Clinical Audiologist Pay Your Cable & Phone Sitts Hare I,IUSINI!! 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SAWS ROOFING & SIDING EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR GUmRWORK Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . {All makoo & models) 20 Years Exp. EXCELLENT REFEREI'ICES FREE ESTIMATES PH. 949-2756 K. Bentz Owner/Mechanic miles. Pavement Width - Vtrtea. The OMo Dep•nmant of Tr~naport•tion hettby noti· ties Ill blddofl 1hot k will affirmattvefy Insure that in •ny contr•ct entered into BINGO EIGII! ClUI-POMIIOY, OH. tHUII,,7 PM-II 6,45 VVILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE I I. 4. Hysell Run Rood Pom01oy. Ohio 45769 PH. (614) 991·2134 or 991·6704 - flle Eslim•tes 1·13·1100. Public Nolice five par cant of his bid, but in no nent more than fifty thouund dollars. or a bond for ten per ctnt of hit bkf. PIY•ble to the Director. Bktden mult •pply. on the proper forma, for qualiflcl· ,..,..... IT. 4, POMEROY (CUI OUT FOI FUTURE USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ,85-3561 All Me.. , •Ra~ges PARTS and SERVICE BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUilT HOMES & GARAGES "At Atasonablt Pricot" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS ACCENT FENCE COMPANY Let U1 Fuee Vo• I• FREE ESTIMATES A E&lD£ NTIAL / COMMEACIAL PH. 742-2027 the data Hl for opening bidt torrnlnod eo r~~tulnld bv t.w ond ore Mt f - In tht bid pr~ " for compte. don of thlo ..... bo tot forth In the bidding propout•• ; ::d.t. ... ~..., GEAIY'S · BODY SHOP (ustom Painting S.rvitt, Rustoro1ion & Collision Service Wash & Detoil StrYict 550 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPOIT, OH. PH. 992-3537 Germlll\ Shaptrd cro" pupt, Bwks. old . 2 M•le, 1 Female. Ph. 114-241·91?8 . 4 Femtle •1nen1. 7wkt. old. Llner tr•lned . 2 bl.c:k, 1 D'IIY & 1 gr•y tnd white Ph. 4ol8· 32&7. Khtena all colo,., bttwHn 7 & Bwkl. old , tome8wh.-Whlttcet 10 months. Ph. 814·388· 8271!1 . Femele Doberm..-. •payed. 2'h Yl'l- okt. good with children. C•ll 614-379-2149 . 3 Acr.. of H•y:To cut I b1leend i1'1 youra, Ph. 814·44&-UIIIi . GOVERNMENT JOBS . 110.0110 · S59.230 yr. Now Hiring, Call 8015·187-8000 bt. A-8806 for Current federellltt. G•t P1ld for rHdlnQ bookt! 1100.00 ·p• title. Wrlt•: Ace· 31 , _2 Plme. Napervill e, ll 10540. • Wortced in home area 20 years " FrM Eatim•t••" EUGENE LONG UU: Ph. (614) 143-5425 5·12·17-Z .... ""· BOGGS SALE~ & SEIVICE U. 5i IT. SO EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO A•tloorizt4 Johro Dwrt, Now Noland, lvth HotJ · I· 3-'16 tie 5 pupplet. 3 glrla, 2 boyt. Mothll' full blooded Bo rder Collie. 814-949·270&. 4 klH•n• to give .w•v. Teme. 7 wk1. old. Cttl 814-992·5281 . End of Yll'd Sete mutt 11k1 eveything, 304 - 875- lli~&e . Cute puppl• p.t B..gte Ph. 304-1715-4131 . Pretty color klttena. 304· 1715131•. Sp.ylld full blonded hldmo, vood w•tch dov. to good home, 304-891· 3838. Old bll'n . t...- down' fo.materilll. ••• Doyle Ord aero•• from Alvlrllda Qoll Couru, M..on. W. Vt. LOST; · ll1c" 8t white hunting dog . Appro• . 14mo . Anawert to Bo. Vicinity of Mldclltpo n . AIWird Ph. 441· 9732 far Found: Crems color mtdlum eize dog. Lo_no curty h•lr . Ctn • ..., for 1 diiV. t14 ·912·51583. loll : Femele CoMit. brown end white. H1e cheln tttached to blue cotltt. Loll In lont lottom tree. 814· 112 ·2104 or 114· 915·•231. T""' Collin•. Found: lungl••tnlntront of the Dally SentlnM office, k1 Pom• roy. 814-112·2118. Lotort fait c-.y until J,... 1, 1117. IIIIo •can bo to-. JO\'OO WhJto. 23231 H. Rd., Roalno. OHo '1771 . 1$ 1ft II NW CM be ...... up .. tlto-'tolloo. UVE ENTERTAINMENT 8 Public Sala lit Auction 11-.toiTNitOOI ' Dort II. Hill 9 Wanted To Buy We pl'f c••t't for I-tt• mod .. clnn Ultd Cll't. Jim Mlnll ChiY.· Oidalnc. I ll Gene Joflnton 114-441· 3172 TOP CASH plkl for '1113 ml)(let snd n.w..- uHd Clft. 8mfth lulct-Ponti.c, 1811 Elttem Aw., GalllpoiN . Cd 114·441· 2212 . luvlng daffy gotd. aUver coint, rlnge , tew-trv. et.-llng wert, okt curr1ncy. Top 'Pfi-coin1, cet. Ed urklltt ltrber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middtepor1. Oh. 114· l•r• 112·34?8. QUILTS Cuh p•ld for coflector tntlqu. or pre 1150 qulttl. P~ ot IPPIIqut. Any condhh)n. Hlghlf prlctt plld lor unueuM p~tiwnt. Call Mere •t 114 -IIZ-2101 --· d..,.Ot1· H2· 2411 ~eninpor 11 I .'II J-- Wattor A. Routh HtnyC. Hla Cion: Ill 22, 28; Ill 1 Jtc •• ·Nlftll•• 992-9901 c all relundtbl•. (602)838 -888! ••t. 1203. Something Ntw Undtr The Sunl Rep• netded for Bualnt11 At· counte Pert Time 118,000 Po· t•ntitl Full Time 110,000 plu1 .potential. Work own hours~ Training provldld. Ctl 1· 812· 938· 0019 M- F. 8:00em . 5 :00pm iC .S.T.J Socltl Worker with BSW for 10 bed nuratng hom1. mu11 htve W.Va. license or •ttulblt. Soc'•l work or scttvittll e11pllflence preferrtd. Csll C•rt Hev..-.. Pt. Pit .. 304·111· 3005, Mon thru Frl, 9:00 toS :OO. E.O.E. B•by1l1t... In mv hom e. C•mp Coni.,. •ru. 30..-175-7271 . 12 Situations Wanted Man wiH •h•e 3BR Home with temtla. Free ri!H1f lne• chanu• for llgttt houlfkttplng. Will hiVe own room. 1 Of' 2 amtll chlldtll'l ok. Wrlt• In cere ol Tribune, 82B Third Av • ., G•lllpollt, OH 45131 loK T·g922 . Pl•••e includ• ttltphone number or w•v to bt con1ecttcl . 16 1 ~-. dtyllme ontlj. CIM .~, . 'j lllldiiJ:J,tl -· .~ ~271---nB~u~ .i~n~e•=•~~-. Opportunity : ~ - - - - - ---:·- ~' ... I NOTICE I . ....., THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· "' lNG CO . recommtndt th'* you .. do bulln••~hh peopl1 you ...: know, end Nts'T to •end m~ throu~h the mall uml 1,ot1 hiiVr..~ lnvHilgatld th• offlrinp. ~; . Auto p11rt1 , tcrep mete!, buli- 'f nne equipment. atook, I tcrer. LoutH i:ln Bt•te Routt. CaJ i~ . 814 ·182· 1418. ... .. "' Rt:nLtb l =--",.,-----.--....--:' 41 Hou1e1 for Rent '"l --------~' \ Nice 2 8dr unfurnlahtMI Mut• ~ Gerqt. workshop. Rtl. • dtp~ ~ otlt. Prell!' married coupl"l ·~ Acnpt onechKct _Cell11•· •••f 'll 9188. ~ "' . 3BR . beth & \.;, ftmitv room. " loc•ted on 5.811 . RlfeNnCI r~tqulrld. 1321mo. C1ll eu~- ~ 268· 8119 or 211·8201. "' Nlcttv fumlthld sm_.l houtt. Adults only. Reltrtnott rt· ·qulr-'. 011 atreet Plf•tng. Pt't. 814· 4118-0338. --~-------------Ntce '3 bldroo'T' hou••· F1mlly · room, g~regt, blatrnent, tora.d •lr hell, 5 woodtd tcr-. bwn. ', 1211!1 ptr month. 1100 depoeh. ~ No lntidl peta . 10 Eltt lt . • Pomeroy. 81•·182-3111. Houu w ith gtrag e and tu\1 buem.nt. 2 or 3 IR ., Ill ., tltctrlc. ctntrM ..r. Al'tltugh Addition. Tuppt4'' Pl•lna. Cetf' ' 814 · 4•&-7496. ' ',. Furnllhld, 2 bedroom hou•• tor rsnt In Addleon. 1 btdfoom furnilhed ep1rlm..,t In Mlddl• , port . C•!l 114-812· 5304 lftw 4:00p.m. 1 1 3 bMI,oom country houtt tor ~ rent . N~ly "cltd end eome .; remodeling lntld•. Rent depoe II. C•l 114· 742·21121 , ""'h Schools lnetruction 2 bedroom. tumlehtd. AC. 0~ clun condition. No p•a, 1180, •1 Retreln Now . Southllattrn Bul· In•• College. C.ll e14·••&· 431? . P• month. New H•v.n 304· · ; 112· 2411. 18 Wanted to Do WUI do bt"" .. ttlng In Mlddl• port . Cell814·1192·3140. . • ., 2 br hoult. Mt. Vtrnon Ave. Will 1 IGcept 1 or 2 chUdren. Rtfer4 t noe • diipoelt. ~- 171· 21111 8twtltui rtnov1tld J In Mme " on Morgtn'l Wooltlewn Ferm1 k Rt 38 PUny . 1•00 Plf mont", 1 :104 -175-1281. :. .... ' .. .....Pome;o-y·· ......... .......Galllpolli......... . Middleport • ~ & Vicinity .•~ & Vicinity .................................. &· Family YMd 811•. Rodney AI. 31. look torolgno. Ph. 81 4·248· 121). 3 hmlty Yard Ills, entlque d'ahll, 2 ut• of 1ll'o'erwa,., tools. vlctorlln Wlthatend, laane. 6 otMr efothlng. Old 180 In Porter, Junt 1. 2. • 3. Ph. Rummage Bel• 2, 3. Tue1. • W.ct. 210'11 Fourth Ava. Cancal If r.tn. · 924 FlrJt Avt: .• Mon .. Tun .• w.c~ .. HoutlfOid, children• cto· thing, bedlprMda, drllpft, mite. 4 ftmllv y..-d Hit. 21 Ptfk lt. Mldc:tleport. June ht. •nd 2nd. • Kid• cloth••· turnlture, ca~rteina, lswn mowttt. l•bv clothn, furniture. lntllll alrt cloth11. Alhd Fr1nk1. Ttl I~ ' "olld. Mey 3rd, 4th and Dtt't. • R.tn Ctncelt. 1 f6mlty. lnf~t~tl and chlldrtlftl Glothing. 3 mite. out Llldh\t Cr... Ad. 7•2 ·3114 . Junt 1 tt througt't 8th. Thiv.,.. PlonNrt 4·H Club II h111tntl tglgindc 17 Family Yerd l•le. ~ou don' t went to ml11 thlt ontt 8top by end 9-' t tt.rgaln •nd .uppon the Youth ot OIM la Co. June 2 , , , 1 Oam 10 4pm. 1 mlttSovthofOilllpoNaonRt . 7. Movtnv " '' Junt 2·4. loGit, pieno, fU1'nitur1, awning for umper, much m iaJ~. Cotltte Ad .. lyr1cuu . •e• on Vard lale. Tu ... . Wed. Jun•2 • 3. Houeehald. do thing, ciHine ll$hta, crlftt, plllowt, wilt t't111g · lnas. home lm..-lor. Vtn~ lergt 11lt. 3 rNiel "-low Gtlllpofit on fh . 7 . I 1111. - epptQil ...... Help Wanted Two fiMity porch ..... 412 I . Fifth lt .. MlddltpOrt , MotH~ert, Junt 1. tnd Tuttd..,, June 2 ~ 1 e.m . to 4 p.m. Mtntl. womef!li and boy• clothing and houtlhctlil ~ lterne. Mini ftN merit_. IYPt ylfd Nit. Somilthlng for tvlf'Yone. 01••· wer.. beby tt.,t, wood ffam«< Unicorn Plctur.., tool•, throw Ngt , hllr bowl, 1urnlt:ure, tHey· cl". trlcyot•. oune fttu t kttt more. Mon, June 1·June 7, Centenary llh tr1il11' tlfft on Lincoln Plb. Monrloy t ·4. AI, 7 In Choohh, 1 btodt btlow u effie llgh1 . Weft turn~A , tub, kld1 I 3 f•mlly . Ac roee from Avtltnd ~glon H•ll. June ht, 2nd, 3rd. 3 ftmlty, June 2nd, 3rd; •tt.. Pl o.cl under Pomwoy·Muon bridge. 4% miln lfom At. 7 on County Ad.l . 1 ~ mil• Iouth of ftu. tlend. FrHZit', furniture. ttou. . hold tterm. boolle. ' " ' Clr, end mu ch mora. Fri. June I'" Junt h .m .• &p.m. e. StM'tlng June 1tt. tlltough 7th. /6 mit1 off Rt. 7 on At 143 on !aft aide of rold. 1 JUnt 4 tnd I . . I :DO·• :oo . Afogtcrnt. O.ryl Well'•· C•n· MONDAY -SA TUIDAY 10:30 A.M.· 2:30 A.M. lllllft C..., #I ~ oo bebvtitti"'' in .mr hqme' d.Y• Y..-d 11lt: Rullic HIU1, lyrscute. Uppll' a.ctkm . June 1 . 2.3. 4 . 6~ 10;00 to 1 :00. SUN. 3 Ul-12 A.M. POMIIOY, OHIO w111 .,... 11&.000· 118.000. Phone 311-HH. ,' l chot>olln C•ndotightt't•ullng.ndroofint. ~ Rueonable r1t11 , Merion ~1 Snidlf·. 514·9•9-2121. . ~ •tl• ·'· ' WED. 9-1; FRI. &SAT. 9:30·1:30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEI Wit IICCOpl - ~ 742· 3011 . ~=-~~ ~======+=~~~~:· 8 Lost and Found lilljllll,llll'llf Tllo l.elart Twp. TMI- Colt 814-742·2393 or 114· '" Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Director. PUBUC NOTICE 0 mow• bwn replir. Will pit* u( ; •nd dMN-• . Alto Mght htuMn.. ~ VINYl & AUIMIIIUM F•r• E~•IPMIIt P1rt1 & S•rvl.. The Director r818rvn the right to reject any M'ld 111 bkts. WARREN J . SMITH DIRECTOR (5) 26, [61 1; 2tc PM . 814-371·2571 . Complete Gutter Work Dtoler of Transportttion and tht office of the District Deputy ~ M • M Lawn C.re • Wlndo4_: C!<oni"1J. Colt ony !loy • - lo. 814· 742 •2808 . Now hlrlna Hlgh School Grlda and College Studenh for aumm• employm~nt . Alto h.va permansnt futl ·tlme postdonl open. Mlior mldlctl benefltt 1vefllble. 11 ,_200 to 12 ,000 per month, Cslt 4415· 74!51 . 814-892-8328 . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Forro~t in eccordence with Chptar &525 Ohio Rty;nd Code. Phtna and spectflettiona era on flte ln the Depanment . Btbyttlter needfld for 2 children. Ceii614· 2B8-1788. 4 kinent. 2 C1Uco. 2 .,.now. 5· 19-' 17·1 1110. 4-16-16-trn tlon It le11t ten days prior lo and will nat be dtocrlmlnatod flglintt on the grounds of race, color. or natkwl•l origin in considerttion for an w-ee: ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING THOMAS BODY SHOP , _ ... to thlo irwltotlon " Minimum ra~n for this prajK1 hove boon prorto. 446-6323 Day or Ewe. Any Livina Room and Hall - 134.95 Any 2 Rooms and Hall 144.95 Any Three Rooms and Hall - •59.95 Any Five Ro~tn~ Hall- FREE ESTIMATES pu~ant to this actveniMment. minority bulh1HI en· torpri- wNt be aff<J<rltd full opponuntty to IUbmh bkla In awerd. CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS w•y ,...linG. cerpentllw:;~ +· 'oof replif, ,,... • h ••perlenced.. C1ll ,,..3 I· •. 2.10, ' ' t· • HIRING! GovernmM1t jobt· your Fr.. Puppltu. Swb. old. lh Blac• llbrtdort & l!J Golden Ra trlever. Ph. l1• · 379-2741 . 3 klnen1 ' 7 w...• old, phone 304-871-8224. •Refrigerators •Dryers •Frnzers Licensed & Bonded May 15, 1987 - 4-18.'17·1 mo. CAlL TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trenchint of Any Typt B.tclhoe Strvlco Plumbina Service Custom Weldin& lowboy Haulint Seplic Systems We Carry Concrete Culverts NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus, Ohio Length JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 l&N CLEANING 4-5-Ut Public Notice 38,100.00 lin . feet or 8.837 "FREE ESnMATIS" •Washers •DIIhwathers 614-367-0412 5· 5·'17-J ..... Length 38.400.00 lin. feet orl.70& •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing JAMES COE John Project •Insulation 35171 Clair 1111 ld. lonv loiiDM, OM. 457U 915-4112 or 667-..54 5·11-17·1mo. Bob hrton, Owner S-21-17-trn decks with 1\_ll)tlrplaattclzed denH concrete. ' VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING CARBIDE TIPS SCISSORS • SNIPS PLANER BLADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BLADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS • BAND SAWS - CHAIN SAW CHAINS 'PH. 992-9949 miln. Work I-IJ.I7 . PEAT'S SHARPEN UP 190 MULiERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. Contract Sales Legal Copy No . 87·375 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT FR · 11 17BI Sealed proposals wilt bl recei\led at the office of the Director ,of the Ohio Oepan· m ent of Transportation, Co· tumbu s. Ohio . until 10:00 A.M.. Ohio Standard Time, Tuesday, June 18. 1987, for improvement• in : Meigs County Ohio. on Soetion MEG ·33 · 3 .68, U.S . Route 33 in Bedford and Satiabury Townshipa, by grading. dreining. end PlY· i!lg with uphelt concrete and by overt.ying bridge J&L BLOWN INSULATION Jlm 'e odd }obe ptlintlnt • ......, ~ Call •Iter 9:00 p .m . &14-949· 2101 ' Giveaway 2 Oerllng llltten1 1 tll!ht v•llow •Storm Doors Weed Eater hometite Jacobsen - - - b e .. ·' Service & Parts RT. qoOrerl to flto hlo bid 0 cwtdRid chlall or cuhler'a ,., an-oquol to [. 949~2860 · No Sunday Callo SUGAR RUN · ASHLAND t ion anrl Gardners Day Out in " nnou need . PH. REBUilT & REPAIRED Acti v iti es of thr sta te conven- tress r ovcrs of th r zippered k lnd ·.'Free Estimates" Help Wanted 800-112?-TEAM. Electronic Organs Mobile service YOUNG'S · Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfc tll lng fo.-othcrs. tak c onc thinga t a t inw. compromi!>ie. giYr. in on cr in H whll P. m ake yoursc lr ava il a· Ourlng thr meeting II was 992-2196 I noted th at ga.-bagc bugs are nr P<Ird for the ca mp an d chun:hl•s wr tT• askrd 10 contrib· utr. Also nredr d are fu ll mat · New HomH luilt LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales lnstaHation Service 441-022. Newsome is lecturer. were "Special: HEll picta1e cent11l air conditonina fo r mobile or modular homes. Installed on p1d 1nd rudy to cool. Prh:e: 11199.00 Plus lax: or a HEIL1 ~ ton Heat Pump in. stalled on your electric hwl'llce. .Price: $1699.00 pillS tax. 5-18 992-3410 J.R.'s REPAIRS mete, 1 blue.gny ftmele . Ph. PAT HILL FORD \ SIDING CO. {614) 985·4211 {rosidonco) 5·6·'87-1 mo pd. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. VVe can also acid boil and rod out radiators. VVe also repair Gas Tanks. represent the club at regional and sta te mrct in gs and new officers elected at the next mr•cllng. BISSEll DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! CHECK THE 11 W1nted: Someone to bate h•Y· bet ween . J oyce Dye, Lois Ann Rei! mire. Dorothy Russell. und Wl nefr ede Cl arke and ru nnerpup wus Carina Durs l. Beginning June 17. the class will change to Wednesday at 10 a.m J o Ann Sep t('mbe r HEATING & COOUNG BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques planted by the highway ins tead of grass would reduce the cost of care, for mowing, fuel, and people to do the work . She sa id many wild fl owers are dro ught resis tant , help birds and small animals to surv ive using their cover, can be used for many medicines, and save time. work and money for th e home gardener . Horticult ure hint s wer e given by Virginia Nelson. Refresh· ments were served by the hostess to those nam ed and Wan ett e Radekln and Mar tha Chapman . The June meet ing will be hos ted by St ell a Aikins and Ruby Diehl. •viNYl SIDING , "AlUMINUM SIDING 0 ILOWN IN INSUlAnON Residential and smlll com· llltrtill units . Installation of duct work, humidifiers, fur· nace. heat pumps, aiad 1ircon· ditionin&AII wort 1•111nteed. C.ll: ANTIQUES Church of Christ women meet Tlw ro !r~ wt· ll!tDilrilll, tMDUSTIIll. CDMll(111 rn tontll to you. Portable Sandblasting CALL 614-446-3028 Garden Club plans civic works Civic projects were cl iscussl'rl at the recent meeting of thl' F"t·iend.< and F lowers Ca rden Club held " ' the home of Gin" T illis, Rut land . SlNDIWliNG co. WOIK GLIAUNTUO / fll[( UTINTU Xi Gamma Epsilon. makes donation A don at ion was maqe to the log ca bin fund when the Xi Gamma E psilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Ph i Sororily met recenliy at Shon ey·s In Poin t Pleasanl. The ca bi n was rno:;ed from near I he Sa lisbury school to the Rock Springs Fairgrounds by the . PAIN'IItG MASONRY RESTORATIOI'I. SWIM POOLS, STEEL. LAWN FURNITURE, BARNS , FARMING EQUIPMENT, HOUSES, ETC. Star Garden elects officers The Daily opy btdtprttd, IIRilllbOII , chlldnn•· •dult clllflln1 . b•r stools. tirea, g.. lflti, elr condJ. tlon lr. We Art A Private Club Now Accepti"9 New Members 3 f""llll ¥11d life. Tult. Jun1 2 . 8t1rte •t 1:30. Bttfdt bowling ...... MEMIER!JHIP 15.00 Thur. and Fri. June4 end 1 . t tilt 7. Lott of P1fl ntoe JuNor cfothlng, ti&et 1· 11 . MMY otttw ' nritc. lt~~ma. Amotdt ril. Nf011 from Fornt Run Chvroh , 011 County Rd. 30. Non·Miftlber Covtr Cherge 12.00 HOOt ' ; . �Page- 8- l'he Daily Sentinel 41 Houses for Renl LAFF-A-DAY New H11ven 5 room house in wwn close to river. 2 bedroom. both~. garage. 11h Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio • 1?6 p er month . HomeSiead Rea lly . 30 i4 - 675 -6640 or 882 -24 0 5. Com ph!tll house condo . Crvttel Be11ch near C l ear wt~ l er . Fla Availt~blll June 6 t h ru J un e 13. ( ~trll n iCIJ . 11 11 r. !ub hOUII'I f adli· tie,, pool. QJ.llr Ctlf:l room. spa, ete 3 bmlrooma, sleeps -8, S450 00 negotiable. 304 -6763447 llf 813-44 1-164 3. 3 hHdmom house. near schooli 1,1nd bus stop, phone 30 4 -895 - 42 M obile Homes for Renl ' oom lvrniahed. A.C 1 BR . 2 Bfldr ap t turniahed. Hud accept ed F-ost er s Mobile Home Par k Ph . 614-245 -5190 2- RR , 12,t60 un lurnla hod WD hoo k-up , 1/7 mi le fr om Hol zer, Referenca 8o datwsit required . Call 61 4-4411 -4 369 or 304675 -9760 2BR. wlltor & tras h paid. 1 mi l1'! trom ho8 tll tal 9200 rent phu do pustt Pit 61 4 · 446 -1354 . 2AR . Mobile Homlt at Eve r· wmm Ph . 446· 7032 . 14.o.70, 3 bed room. 1Y, bath, r.ent rll l air. Adults on l)l De posit und rt:~leren c tt roqulred. Ca ll 014-992· 2357 ah er 6 ~00 p.m. 2 or 3 bedroom. furni s hed, AC Good clean c<l ndit ion . N o pets. ~ "I trY t<q>utfhe children "to' f------------..,.----------~ 47 Space for Rent 47 Wanled lo Renl Mini farm . 9 .8 acres. &ashen Rd. Meigs Coo ntv. 6 room house, full basem ent 1m11! barn, on e ou t bu ildin g. 426 .000 . 614· 378-6 2 0!1. 1--- - - - - - - - - bcd rou rn trn ilor, nice lot. ~ amt p r tvnt~. Ga lli poli1 Fflrry, 9200 month plus d(l pOiil. 304675-7942 House wanted . Rutonable rent , wilt repa ir if necenar, in Po int Pleasant or Galli poii1.Fe rry area. Call304 -46 8 -17 1 2 ~ hudroum Irati or lur ni shl!d , 1 4 Hurdotlo Addn, 304 -67 5 -6372. Real Eslale 20 ft solf contain ed, !Jnu tl co ml. G3,600. 304 -773· 31 mohi le ho!Tia furnis hed. Used lawn mowa rs for sale. 304 -676· 66 12 aft er 5 p.m . till 17. p m. 2 br Moblln homfl!l lor ron t. 2 bed· toom t u r r~ is h ed . Phon1'! 304 675·6b "l 2 or see Hug h Burr is. 44 Apartme nt for Renl I 9i! droom basic re nt I 176 00 11lus olocuic Also r iK'I uirod 11 ~ 200 00 socu rity dopOtt l. CO NTACT Jacho n Es lflhtll De pt . Ph 4 46 - 3997 Eq ua l Hou si ny Opporttltlil'1 h n n i ~ h nd & wl lum iahttd a pts .. S 150 00 ronfi Utl, rO I&r tm cos Ph. : 1 0 4 -676 -773 1! or 304 -6 7 50104 A-1 A~t a l E!lta le . Ftmllsh ad Ap t $226 . Utill li ll Pel . 1 BR 607 Sacond Ave .. Gfl llipo li!i, Ph 446-441 6 altor 7PM r,Jrmshod El liciencv $ 1 46. Ut ili· tle!l pAid, shnre bath. 607 Suco ntt Ave , Gulllpolla Ph. 446. 4 418 niter 7 PM €11icio nc y 11 p11rtm un1. Suitobl11 lnr 01111 pllrtO n Priv11t e b•th & mt lra nctt Ctd l 61 4 -24 6 5190. 1 13R Attltrlm ent. 740 SQr:o nd AvtJ. a1IJ5 por mo nlh. Do posh rmtunHd Call 6 14 ·446 -4 222 IHl iWOIItl 9 & 5 . Homes for Sale Ma )l conaide r trade-In of Mobile Home or Propar1y an th ia new 3 BA . Home 2 ca r garage. 6 mi. So u1t1 on At . 1 847600. Ph. 61U46-e03e. To settle an Est ate : 2 BR . Housa on 2 lou. stov e, was ha r & dryer, new roo I, carp el and w atlpapar. g ~rage S. out building. 2 alltra loll 50K1 20 , 409 Elm St . Oak Hill, Oh. 45666. Ph. 614-682· 67 18 By Owner: Smart 2 Bad room House. Fr om St . At . 21 8 take Kriner Rd. v. iht. firl1 hous e on rig ht 1 14.000 Ca ll 614 -446 · 2917. J BR , b11th 8o lh. fa mily room. 3 111 rn i. ou t 68 8 . Ph . 256-8789 or 2 68 -6205 . 38R Brick Hom a. CA, C itv School Dist rict, quie t. atr eet " "'"H olzer Hos pital At S hoppi r1g Cen lar. Will finan ce w ith down paym arll . 151 ,900. Ca ll 814· 256-6266 . • Hou le & extra tot. 51 1 Oah Or. Spring Valley Estata1. Ph. 614· 446 -2367 . 38R , vinyl 1idlng . rur1l water . nice nelgMbo rh ood . Bldwall Sc hool $ 1 9 ,000 . Ph. 4 4 6· 32 49 or 446 -13 39 or 446· 15 28. For sale or rent : 3 BR . houu, attacked garage, CA. depo1lt &. tHI I!tlln co requirod Ph. 8 14446 -258 3. 8-5 . Ntr:ll 28Ft lurnishad Apt . Ma tn Wrn e r paid . $200rno Sectnhy depot il re'f'mod CP II6 14 -2 4 5· 68 18 . Moving, houn & buil ding . 30 IICrtS Cal l 6 14 -379 -2263. 1 BR , urnund lt 00 r, /I ll \l lllit1e1 pmll Noar McDon11ld a Call 446 702:6 ----- For sale by owner: 2 atory hou•e In Middleport overlooking pa rk. 30 yr. guernteed vl nyle aiding, W ·W (:llr pet, 1 V1 blth. uniqu e woo dwor h. 6 14-992 ·61 26. 2 BR , nntl18R . ndultso nly Bnlhp uln; Ph . <1 46- 8221 , A~TB Government Home• from S1 , lu r&Jl nir), O ~tl i nq u en t tall prope n y. GtnCtiJU!i livmy 1 an d 2 bed- Ae po11e1•lons . Ca ll 806· 687· room flllitrllllftllts at VlllaQe 60 00 E11t GH-9806 for current Munm tmd Rivilf:tttltl Apnrt · repo lin mHnls 111 MHhlloport From S2 16 ut d ulhl ltl utili ties. C11 ll Fully lurnillhed 2 be droo m ho ma tu Rnclne with t~qui pped kitc hen, 014 9921787 EO H. rivar viiJW propert y, ecross fr om I bmlt oom 1111f11rnlshed apt In GB ntltll l Store. E11 lly IICCI'IU to Middlepoll $150 par month Ohio Rhl et boa t laun chlrl g e nd 11h1s utllhlll& Cl'lll 614 -992· ~ nrld y b1111 ch. I 16,00 0 . 6 14 · 949 ·2168 Or 61 4 · 949· 2268 !Hi4 6 Ot 814 949 · 22 1 6 2 tHtll rnom lwni1 hod np l in M1ddlepor1 Allutll ili (lt p&td C11 1l (114 992 5084 ·---- N11w elltctoncy np11 rlm en 1 in GJtlhpolls $2 00 p er 111on th Oepo1111 !lnd rularunc., rll'(JU ir od Call 6 14 992 3Fi05 batwo!Jn 5 O(J 11ntl !l 00 ----·-- fi 100111 tttllllln!!lhetl apnrttiHIIII C nlt 1314 992 6 4 3 4 01 304 H!l2 2666. APA AfMENTS , mobll o home1. ho u ~ u a Pt Pleas ant lind Gallipn lt5 614 -1146-822, l bodroon1 g ro ur~d floo r. ntivato Olttranco. tocun tlv •em od~tltnl Cvorythlllg !urn . lor. ou tskhu 11ttnde•son S260 mon th 304 6'/5 6730. Furnished I'PilO r half duplo:c P1cler smulc w<ttkiflg 11dul1 Roforonco arul d~Jnoslt 304 · 6 !5 2 ti51 All llrt!llunt~ 111 Hencturson Pot tlullv lurntshu•f. 304 575 1972. , 45 ·~Furnis hed Roo ms ~on111s dny wee k. rm}n lh Golltn Hotel Cn ll 6 14. 446 -9715 RuntMlow as 9120 month lw toot ~llflllShod IOOril . 51 15. Utili t ie1 paid Share bath. Sutgle male. 9 19 Stlcond. On111polts. Cnll 4 46· 44 16 aft~ 7pn•. J b1'!d room brick houae In 9rlldbury , Ohio neat to WMPO. Cll rp&ttld , nice kit c hen , wood· burne1. Appoi ntment only. Ca ll 6 14 · 992 696 4 Of 6 14 ·992· 5065 3 bedroom house o n Weh1 Terr l'lte in Pomtlfoy 11G .000 or best off er. Mua1 tell. Ca ll 6 14-992 · 68 15 . For sate 01 rent 4 roo m1 and bath. e~tt u• nice fo r couplt . will S~tll wi H1 ow ner financing. phon• 304-676 -109 0 . 32 M obile Homos for Sale NEW AND USED MO BI LE HOMES KESSE l ' S Q UAliTY MOBI LE HOME SALES , 4 MI. WES T. GALLI POLIS . RT 3 8 . ; PHONE 6 14 -44 &-727 4 . _______________ 1980 Fairm ont Bay view Oalu ltJJ 14.o.70 furni shed, 2 BR , naturtl ~as heat , CA, on pr iva te rent ed lo t On Rt, 35 Rodn-v. ·Ph, 614-4413 · 7 644 . 14• 7 0 Bud~y . 3BR , 1 y, be th, tot al eluct riCl, • lot of eatras. Will consi der reat onable offflf'. C1 ll 614·446 -3065 aft er 6PM 1 Victorian Ho me, lmmeculate CO rlditlon. 14a70 2 BR, Ct ntr al elr. Fh ep laca. Ga rden tub. All electr1c, 3 0 4 ·875· 1317. 47 Space for Rent 1973 Arlingto n 2 8A . 1211815, porch , underp inning, ttc. Good condhlor~ . C•ll6 14 · 3 7 9 -2898. Mobil e Home IPliCe for tllnt. W1th garde n & g1rage. 1 m ileo\11 on 588. Nice loeflt lon. Cell 614 -446 -· 3 4 4 . 1 984 1 4 ~t. 6& Mobilt Hom t on 3 loti, 11! eleet .. fancecl yard, out bu ildlng1 . •1 8 .600 . Ph. 441· 3249 or 446 -1339 or 441· Hi28. CO UNTRV MOBI LE Home Park. Ro~lte 33. No rth of P o meroy. Renttl uailtrl. C1U 6 14-992· 7479 . Space for amall uailen. All hoo'k· upl. Cabfe. Also tU icieney rooms. air a nd cable. Ma son, W Va. Ct ll 3 0 4 -173· 5 651 . FA MILY PRI DE MOBI LE HOME' PARI( , Rt . 2 lOUth. Gttllpolil Ferry, WV. Now rer1t lng io n for 165.00 per month. C1U 304· 675·3073 aft er 5 :00 PM . ' 20 ac rJJ hrm H1 nnan Trace Road, Glenwood, W. Va. for mora inlormlltion call 304 · 773 · 6118 CH" 773 ·5186 1f1er 6 :00 . Concrete block• all eizt 1 ya rd or dtliverv. M11on lind. 01Hipofit Block Co., 123 1h Pine St. , Gt llipoUt . Oh io Call 114·441· 278 3. 7'a 18' Flalbed DuaiA •IeT r~ller 1700 . El ecbic Brakes Ph. 6 14 44 6-6637 . Ru dy milt cOn crete llfld ali concrtttsuppliea. Ca Nu1 V1IIey 8 rook Camtnt and Suppli•, 34 Business Buildings Comme rcial bu ild in gl for lease . Downtown Pt. Pleaunt, Stores, offi ces. A-One Real Ea1ate. Carol Ye1ger, Brok er. Ca ll 304· 675-6 104. 747 1nddustrial s1or1ge 12 foot ovar han d door. 3 p hase• o l elact ri c::, 18• 48 attel bu ild ing 61 4 · 44 8 - 236 2 For appoi ntm(lnt , 35 Lots & Acreage 197 3 12x iUS Kirttwood. Atmo· deled, Will cont lder o Ht r. 814· 9!12-24 15 4 1ft er 8 :00p.m . 1!113 FJetdom. 14x70. 3 bed· room, pwtly f\lrnl ahed. nuo. C•ll614 -99 2-7479. 1970 v . u.,.t, 12dl. Good condit ion. 14800. or belt ofl•. Call 814-7112 -2571 .tltJ 8 :00. 1 2a80 MegnoUa mobile home. fiiiC cond. pltone 304·17tli· 7278 Of 878· 5184. Merchandise 51 Hou sehold Goods SWAIN AUCTIO N 6 FURNITURE 6 2 Oli 11e St., Galli p(l lls, Ne w & u1ed wood -c n •tl stoves, 6 pc wood LR 1uhe t3 99, bunk beds t 199, re cliners new 8o used bedroom l ultel, wrl ngar w as he rs , & t hoet. New liv ingmom sultel 8 199 -t69 9 , lamps . Call 6 14· 446 · 31 6 9 . Count¥, Appli anc e, Inc. Good u1ed a ppliance• a nd TV s e1 1. Ope n BAM 10 6 PM. Mcm thr u Sat . 614-446 -1699 , 627 J rd . Ave. G1lllpolis, OH . " Vaii i!IV Furniture. new & uaed. La rge ~ac t i on of Quality turn i· tur f! . 1 2 1 6 Eastern Av a . , Gallipolis. GOO D USE D APPLIAN CES Weshers . (lry$rs, refr igefltors, r•ngu . Skag gs- Ap pH1 n eet . Upper Rive r Rd . be~ i d e S tone Cult Molal. 614 -446 ·7398 . LAV NE'S FURNITURE Soh1 end ch11in pric11d fr om 1396 to t995 . Ta bla• 160 lind up to 8 125. Hid8 ·a ·bedt 1390 to 6696. Recliners 1226 to 1376 . Lamp• U 8 to 1 1 26. Dinettel 1109 1nd up to t 4 96. Wood t eble w-6 c hair• 128 5 to 179 15 . 011k 110 0 up to 1376. Hutches 1400 e nd up. Bunk beds complete w -manrene1 t 295 a11d Ul) to I 395, BlbV btdl 1 110 Met trenet or bolt 1ptlng1 l ull or twin 183 , firm 173. ln d t 83. OulJIJn n t1 122e. King 13!50 . 4 dr• vo • r c hes l 189, Gun cab inets 6, 12 gun. Oa 1 or elec tric r•r~ga tJ715 . Btby mtt · trn1es 136 81 U5 . Bed fremn t20 . 130 6 King fra ma tliO. Good 1tlectlon ol bedroo m tult ts , meta l cab inets, ft ud· boarda t 30 a nd up to t86 . 1 2 Mon1h1 tree llnan cl ng w fth IPPfOVtd cred ll, 1300 mirl umum purcha•a nects••rv · 3 Mll11 out Bui~Uie Rd. Open hm to 15 pm Mon . thru Sat . Ph. 8 1411 -44 6 · 0322 . 2 Piaceliving Room Sultet326 . Mollohan Furniture. Ul)f)er River Rd . Ph . 614-446 -7 4. 4 . O pen till 7 PM on WHk D1y1. CARP ET Clf ptt rttmnanls 18 .00 1 ward 1r1d up . Moll ohan Furn hure Upp11r Rive-r Ad . Ph. 8 14· 44fB . 7444 . Op en till 7 PM on Week D1ys .. CAAPET ~:::. ~;: •~~~ ·J:,~ ~.\!:!; 01'(1. Mo111lng S1le: 15 Oakwood Or, Glltl po lil, Jun1 2 & 3 9 -1. EvtrYtM ino mu11 go. 64 Misc. Merchandise 30,000 BTU • lr cond iUon•. 11 1 0 . 3 1pMd troMing motor, no. 6ft. wood ladder. t 11, I rt, lk;mlnum llddlr, 3 \+ HP Rototllltr, t110 . Old rodl~ c h-'r. UO, en\111 tt.by bed. ti.OO. R... t Hhc:h. 1200. An In ctOOd condhion. Ctll 114·112· •15. . Tony' t Gun R.,.n. Multllu• lng. Opon 1 :00AM 10 7:00PM . Cell 304·178·4131 . Uttd JZO Dheh Witch nenc:Ntand John o.tte tkkl · ttMf ~-·· e14· 114-7142 or ·l14· IM·IIOOt. e Mvlnl ChM1 of drtwer1. pc room Mt. diYbtcl. tlb'e ~., chain. wi!IMf. rteNn..-. Iron.,. 304·171·1431 . •:-::·:N :j 1..!:==========;:======•:·:~:· MF 50 Tractor. good rubber, gas. Good conditton. t2.800. Pll. 246· 9109 or 245-15238. r•S-159 .90} . 29.· Doubl e aid e lite entrance door tell with deco· r• ted gl111 1nd ahflll p1nel doo rs . 350 .00 H . 30 .· 8 ronte alum inum d ouble co mm ercial en trane~~ door• 1111 6 99 .96 or aingflls 399.915 w ith h1ndal1 and lodlt . 3 1.- S ingte o r ~oubl e ltlded Qln1 steel lnilu11ttcl doors sets. reg. 88'9.00 to 1 80 0 . 0 0 no w 34 9 .95 to 896.00 . 32.-Steel doore and ltmb, p t.ttung 1 ¥t hr . llrerlt ed. 189.9 15 . 33.· Pr ehung 11M! inaullttd door• with YJ glass in1ulttecl 129 .96H. 3 4 .· Pr• hung pint p1n.. dOOfl all 1irts 89.915ee. 35 .· Bla nk hollow core doors 'kom 12 to 2 0 Wide BO tong· 4 00 ... 31 .· P rellnll hed pr ehung oek ltglt'( door1 and j1mb 111 IJz•• 44.9 h t . PENN S WAREHOUSE WELL· STON, OHI O 814-38'·314 6 . 61 Farm Equipment 71 Baby Ra ccoons lor s ale, 3 04· 895 -397 2 . Fruil & Vegetables St raw be rries: Pick'· your own. Bring co nt1ineu . Cla ude Wintats. Rio Grand e, Ohio. Ca ll 614 -245-61 21 . Roush' s Strawberries, 2 mil e~ back of New Haven, WVa at Un ion C• mpground . St1rt May 2 6 . You plch · 11 .00. We pick· $ 1.2 6 . SAM to &PM. Ph. 304 -ee2-2237 . S t rawb e rr in . Taylors Berry Puch . Kerr . Rd . Mor~d•v · Saturday 8AM ·8PM . Ca ll 614448 -8692 or 614· 246-617B. STRAWBERRI ES - Pick your own - ltlttlng Thur1day , M1y 2 1st. 8 a.m. · 8 p.m . already p icked .. 1 1.25 qt . C•mpground field onl y. Happy Hollow Fruit Farm 304 -57 6-2028 Hu ssell 's St ra wberries Fi eld• ope n for pi cking, off Sandhill Rd . U-Picll. We Piell . Mon 1hru Fri 7 am to 8 pm. 304-8715 · 2817 , St raw be rries all reedy pidled S1.00 qt. 304 -576-2 8715. 59 For Sale or Trade For stle or tred e fo r Converalon Va n, 1967CamaroS6and1980 Cutl•s Supreme. Botti elilct lltnt condition. 614-742 -2372. Farm Suppl11~s /I, LIVI~SIIIi:k 61 Farm Equipmenl CBOSS & SONS U.S . 36 Wnt. JICkton , Otlio. lif. tilt, AM -FM, tool bo• 13800. blltr '37915 . Ph. 814· 286· &122. 1981 Honda Accord 11196. 614- 949-2218. . 11) Nightly Buol-• Roport 11]1 e1121 CBS Nowa 28ft. Titln motor home. com- <':, pi.Cely •e.H-contained, gener• • .t ~ 1 tor, 1laep1 B. t890Q . Ctll' ~ f 614-448-0008. ,. 11]1 ShowBiz T-y News of the entertainment world Is Man ey Fergu1on. New Holllnd. Bu1h Hog Sal• & Service. Over 40 u sed tracto r• to c hoo1e 'kom & co mpl et e line o l new I Uled equipme nt. largelt selection in S .E. Ohio. t 1600. Fo rd 3pt. Alkt 1:126. l ocus t posts 11 .36 each Ph. 6 14 ·3BS-9832. J ividen ' s fi rm Equ ipm ent 614 ·446 -1676 Special Sele Price• on our ntw R1ot l Trac tor! Verme~r hiV equipment up to t 3000 olf. Mower1. mowtr conditioner•. r!lktl. tedder1, &. round bliaral A compl el e line of bali.tlandllng • fee ding l t CIUor iet. grinder minrs, Wl gont . rOt ii'Y•tiU.-a. rotlry CU1tfn, bled•. diac cultiVI lOrl , piOW I, l eedtr l , poll driver•. woodaplln ert . Qllea. h eedg atft , truc k radt t. tru~ badl, lr1il8f'l. 1prayert, feed bunks, live1todl weteren. min· a rat ltedtf'l, WhMI Ho rtt iiWn • u• r de n e qu i pmen t . Und Equipmen t - 8 ro und ballt's !lome th at telr:ta l lowal a315 HP trac t o r} mow ing me c hlnea. rllk • , drum mower, tqulf'e bllan. ulld traotors , 3 7' tl1yb ine1. cutd llioner, lime eprud~t , tob•cco settert, diiC&. piOWI, hlrfOW, gravity WIQOn. And IN ut fo r 1 completellntol pttll & 11rvlcel lnternatlo n ll Cub Lo· loy, plow dlak. blldt. 4 2 in. woodt. Mlly mow..-. t3 000 fir m . Ph. 114· 4 4& -1802 . 19~9 19 ft. Bonanu Treva( : ' • Tfltler, Stlf-eontllned. Sleep& 6 . Single uel . New 11,.1 . t891S . 614-948· 2288 . 38e-9e32. 2183. body fair, 1360.00. 304-8715- Und lnternational37 hler. new Plf11 have bNn added, been kept In· barn at all tlmea. Other mlactllaneou• uaed equipment . Gt orge Woodward. Call 814379-21597. Lata eve. pie••· 1980 Ford Fleate 11 ,500.00. 1971 MGB , new top, tBOO.OO. Both Good Cond. 304-6715· Buyonetny tlzechlln l awchaln 111d gtt 1econd chain half price. SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO .• Hendert:on, W. Y1. 304-676 7421 . •"•IV• 1553. ' 72 Buick LaSabre. 360 lulo, t200.00. 304-4158 -171 2. Retl therp 1982 Cutfa11 Su · preme. Brougham top, V-6 englnt, air. Pl . PB. Call 614- 992·6941 . 72 62 Wanted to Buy Trucks for Sale 19B5 Dodge ph:kup, 3 % ton , 21 .000 mil•. 18900. 1969 lnternationll 2 ton with winctl Cli1514-992-&468 . Now buylrtg tfllll corn or ear corn. Call for 111n1 quotes. RiYer City F1rm Supply, 614-4482915 . Ouro c Botra. BrMI jult Ultt tha boa11 we 1Hted It the Ohio Testat ion th .. gi lntd over 2 .6 lb1. per day . Roger 8tl'!tlf'f, Sabine, OH . 513-514-2398. Hay & Grain 3 Ac res ofHay:Tocul& baleand if1 y our~ . Ph. 6U-441 -4B81. 73 lc- 1 ~ iondarwol1<o When Mr. Flotchar Ia hurt, Alex must pro1ect hlo family's future. 1;1 101 Prlmenewo Wrap upo o( the day's world nawa and In a (NAI(1 :38) EEK & MEEK 1\-11S ll?AIX OO:ICIT UP I.Uill "":AY ·~ A NICE Dllh'' ~ ALOT LESS 1HAIJ V-I IAJILL SI1UI\T1CfJ IS GE.Tn~ SERIO.JS ... 1984 C20 Cu1tomired ven ln1 thert 30.000 mlltt. Hke new cond. lots of tliltru, For nit or lrade on older modll pick -up or c • . 304· 8715--1428 . &14-379· 2182. For 1tl1 1877 Mercury. good condhlon . Ph. 814·4'8·7039. 1879 Jeep Cheerok... phone 304·451· 1,727. 74 ' • 1819. Johns Auto Slt11, lui• ville Rd . illl Amtrlcan PlayhouH Gllmpoe Into the 11,.1 of UY&n New Yockera at a cocktail party. Q <Ill 11 liZ Newfiert Dick's dream of an old fashioned Thankaglvlng Is shsrtsred. 11) 1113 Plymouth Horllon, .t-df., 4-e.p., good work car. Ph . 114-3'711·2721 . 1172 OT 150 luauk.l. Low miiMge. YW'y 90od condition. y-· 01100. Colll14·1t2·8311 . 1982 Plymouth Chimp. 47.000ml. 1'11. 114·371·2721. 1112 400 8poclll. 41100- ~--ion . F...,.-~~~ rldl. o780. con 11,· 247:272' eft• 1:00 p.m . c -. . . . preme. No Nil, IIOOd th .... II n.wo rMIII•. 314 b.,.., .uto. FM lttNO t780. Ph. 44t-4J21. 76 . Boatl and Moto,.. for Sale 71' ford LTD nwr tint, IMW Ht t., AC, oruiee. Itt, P'l. 11.000. I'll. 11.0:241-1231. -M. . ...-.. 11 ' CoN-etta wfth 11 ,000 IICIUal 1112 ... - . . .. 120 top. 1·0 - · CN- lftg6nt C.l a14-661· ml • . llh. 21&· ,714. 1164. 17 Dodge OI'Mi. n.w cond. ...... would COfttld• older 14' A-m F..... la11 • ,• • ,: f .. II' Rlvw Q~ Houlllbott. fulr ...t'U I dL 1111:. 114·441· 2M7. 11HC-2UM0.2 - ......_ Cllll14·- . . -. 11'78 LIMoM Cu:di£oill Mlril IV . Good""*' 1M ••••olw --~----· - . . .. Coii,14-74Z· 2121. WHAT? MISTER TURTLE BEAT THAT ·Ot: RABBIT " R COUNTRY MILE .. •• j Poole ,- .. "'\o. Dllllfd w.. er Service: Cis uwn s, Wells. O.livar, Any· : • dmt . Call t14·448 -741104· No • 5.~'-"-·~'-~ -'-'·------------.. II J & J Wet• Service. Swimmlng1- " poole. ciltems, wtlla. Jttl . 614·j , '\ 2.tl-1211. YIHA1'Si()IJLt • Walltnon ' • Watlt Hauling, r...onlble ret ... j mmtdilla 2.000 t-'lon dehlfY. ci•t•n• , poot1, 'MI, elc. call 304-178· • ',.. Uphola..... ..... 1' ~ <~ ·~ '• 11 .. 441 ·- --------· .....,-- __·-·- ,_140_4_ - -----...... ""_,, .. ,. - - · - ..... - - Clll14--·-1 .. ·-·14-74.1·· 2 1-~-.17--1 10.120 1171 "'' ·, NM 111 ........ tc;alwdll - .......... .,..."' - I 100fn.Citll04-171--.... - '* .·----· . .,.-,. --l ... . !-~-~~1~·;~··: !"""" ' :-:o~-: · 0,.. ...... I tO ( 4 :30. lat. I :JO to 1 :30. Okt • , n.., Upt wt•acl. 1Mt8'a u.,._..,. 1 \ ;l lhott: Fuml- 1 \ ture.Mr....,ltoatHMLMc. , Cell 114·1H-U70. R-.. • ~ Rolid. Cf'OWft City. '-t :} Me .. ., •• Upholtt...._ llfltint ' wtooumv ... u ,....The.... 3~ 36 ~~ ~, 1ft tw " " upholatae i;• . Cal - ~ • 104 - 171 - 4114 for tn4 l ' .........1. ·: .. , Oppo~i te 38 Spoke too much 40 Split 41 Clamping device DAIL Dobbs. (0:30)1111il<lioo • CZl Love Cor.-:tlon 11 :30. C2J <1111101 ol C.rton A."XYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW (I) SportiCentlf (L) (I) WRKP 1ft ClnCIMitl • (I) Nlfllttlluo 1;1 !Ill ,..._, P.t. One Jetter stands for another. In this sample Ais used for the three L's X for the two O's, etc. Stngle letters, apostrophes the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES 6·1 c n a<DL810"- ,_()poll 12:00 (J) ()) tll7 - Alltn I{OU WERE AAN61N6 UP51DE DOWN F~OM A TREE. AND '(0\1 SAW T~E TREE EAT YOUR KlrE ... Wing (Lat.) •= ~~ ~JI~m;:Lo:n:;.~,;=.3:;·04 ;8;71:·:1:24:7=0P~; -- -- - - - - ---.,...·'. 87 ov~ ~~ - - maLe river packo<l oports hlahllgh11 with Nlcl< Chorlel ancf Jim Hubal. (0:30) '81rt1011 lnd 81mon' Cll L81t Night A.J. lnd Riel< aro hired to blbyan two tunagt girls. (A) 9 ....,_, P.l. Eighth Port Of The Ylllogo ' I HouM coal. ltm•tOM. tnd p~Wtl . DeiN.-td 1 1on end up.1 ·= lllJ Thll Old HouM Q 0 lportl Tonlgll1 AC!Ion- -.••• 2t11. ~IT first 39 Help figure reports on wortd economic• and llnanclol newa with LOu ,,..,.,.----or i.ET'S" of Ann 37 Rooney's 33 Before 34 English 8 Montrtlnt Currant R & R Water Stf't'lce. Home, l ' clatwnt. wtfla. poolt fifled t :•; Form•tv Jem• 8oy1 WMer,~.... Same rattl . C1U 304 · t75 ·: ... 8370. • Medicinal plant 32 PeL form 31 Railroad car 26 Smooth consonant 27 Biddy 28 Work unit 29 Wedding when he'a vl a~ad by a lrlend. • 29 Basque hat 30 Parsonage 2~ Ill Majol Ltoguo IIIHbatro (lrootett Hila 1983 All Star Oams (A) ----------....., ..' Geddes 21 Puncture 22 Wonder 11) Sign0ff lllJ Dtolo & Ruby A clown·a frustrations with life 1h0w A • M CUSiom CouC!hM and • .. r Reuptl...,y, lt. ft1 . 7 , Crown ~ ~ City, Oh. 114-21e-1470, fq. O-frilllui1U.E1173 Plfi:•llll .._. ,._., oa•lwt. IIHPMerc:uryllolor, - Familiar 6 Party Item 18 Lacerated verb fonn 7 Terrible . 21 Suggestion 14 Make lace 9 Goad 22 Morpheus' 16 Actress 10 Endearlf1g realm Thompson term 23 Hellion 17 "Third" 12 Consu'mer 24 Heavenly advocate 25 Have • set coming of teeth 1~ Rainbow 27 Bewitch 19 Singular 20 Grampus 9:30 11]1 11112l Dtllgnlng WQ!11tn · Sugarbskera Ia selected to decorate prestlgloua Design House '88. (R) 10:00 ®J II liZ c.gney and Lllcoy Cagney and Lllcey play nursemaid to a female TV star ol a cop show. (A) 0 Evonlng Now1 A wrap up 11]1 NtWI General Hauling ; : ; c.- Of' - · wtlh not . . . r.-..•. 2·MW ttr-. a016- 171· 7387. 111100- ... - ' "· c.a wttfl lllftt CIOf. .lkrit• ._ati7Vlftelt. 114-SII·rnMI. Ylft. AN' GUESS 1 Symbol 2 Steinful 13 (1:49) BARNEY city DOWN 10Compare 3 Try out 4 Bring joy_ 11 Jayne Meadows ~Barbara 10:30 (]) Bill Colby . <ll 01111 I Ruby A Now York man goes crazy ---- -- - -- . -:l 43 Nigerian David ~ 8rty King Uvolln depth won 'l wort< right. !;I lllJ aJI Ntwo 11:00 (l) Honlc..flo ond McCormick • C2J (I) • (I) 11]1 42 One kind of burglar 4 Subside 7 Deal out 8 Director because his refrigerator 86 11200. CIIII14·441-U43 . letter 10:05 1IJ MOYIE: The lllgui!H IRJ Electrical & Refrigeration s• p.,, w.. ACROSS 1 Hebrew stories. (t :00) 84 ..,. THOMAS JOSEPH .. y a (l) Jull the FIC11 CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth •nd Pine G111ipoll1, Ohio Phone 614· 448 ·3888 or. 814· 448-4477 1112 Yemah1 &00 Vla lon. Cal1114· 317·0143. 1112 V.mlllta Vlliof'IIIO, wat• COOled, g. . &trfve, 1 ,000 mi. 378-2721. IT IS ... tA3 II•• of tod•y 's news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news 1971 Kawauk i KZ - 710 . 12 .100m1.. or btlt ofter. Ph. 114-218-1340. *•Md. 1113 Plymouth Horbon , 80.000ml., auto. AC. Ph . 114- COME BAO<,'IOLJ GET MY A::T FROG-. Plumbing Rll ldtntill Of comm•clal wlr· lng. N1w ~ c• or rep1ir1. Licen1ed .. ectrlcl an. hUmate frN. fUdtnO\Ir Eltctric1l. 304 ~ 878-1788. teoo U411. 1113 D - Colt. 4tpMd. AM·FM tape. wlrt rim1 JUST WH ERE Motorcyclea 11111 Honda7150, kNMMd , eacel· lantcondiUon, ntwtun•upltoil change. tiOO or bttt off• Ph. 4·1·H19 aftarSPM . 1914 Plymouth Colt, 4 ·1Peed, AM ·FM tapa.aunroot. w lr arlm1 IT, I'LL 8E LEAVING RJ< 6LIMMcR CAMP. & Healing 1---- ------- 19B4 O o dge , 1111tra cl e an .12798. 1911 ChiiYY Malibu 1 Owner 151.000mi. Uke new l23&0. Ph. 814·281·1122. ~ MORTY MEEKLE AND W,::..I.::.: NT.::.:H.:.:R_O _P_-r-----, ,.......,.....--- - --.:;---, r DON'T !<NON BIJT IF I DON'T BEFORE 'IOLJ KNOW • A 10 I p,,. newsmakers and celebrltlls. Building •nd remodeling, room • ~ ed~tlon1 , rootino. layout, lev.!· _ ing, 1lding. blthrooms. con· . c rete, .. ectri cll. dryw11l , plumb, lng, 304 -&76 ·371 3 . James Jacoby •• Interviews with top &78-2903. NORTH • tO 9 2 .J a ' BRIDGE Traditionally, a strong jump shift EAST shows 17 or more hlgh·card points. WEST .Q74 The practical player knows it can be .KJ88 53 .9 5 done on much less, with a good long • K Q 10 5 .J986 2 sui land a hand that must play at least 4Q74 .10 8 in game. South's stro~g jump response of two hearts Is a n example. North SOUTR ... raised, and after the back-and-forth •KQ178 32 cue-bidding of the cl ub ace and dla· mond ace, Soulh bid Blackwood for 4A U aces and then kings, and finally settled in six hearls. Vulnerable: Neither Are you curious about why South Dealer: North cue-bid the club ace first? He was Norlb East afraid that bidding three spades would Wtsl Paa discourage North from showing thedl· 3. PaM PaRS amond ace with a minimum hand and Pau It Pass relatively weak clubs. Nor did he wish Pw PUR to discourage West from leading a at Pau Pus spade against an eventual slam Pau contract. Declarer won the diamond ace and Opening lead: • K played the heart king. Eventually he took a club llnesse. East won the queen and played a diamond to set the slam. South missed the eljmlllllllon play available when either defender has the slncleton heart jack. The cor- or lead a club. If the club lead II from rect sequence of playa Is diamond ace, Wat, South will loa... club only when spade ace, heart to the ace and ruff a Easl holdl both the queen and the 10. 1apode; tbetla belrt to the 10 ond ruff Tballlne of!en a 75 pen:ent chance of tho lut opode. Now nit with 1 dll· makln1 the conlracl, much better than t holds mond. Whoever wins tbat trick must ~50 percent chance ll!at ejther clocl1rer 1 oluff and I ruff theclubqUMn. 9:00 (l) 700 Club C2J 11]1 MOVIE: 'The Long Hot Summtr, P11rt 1' NBC _ , Night It the Movlel 886-3802 I' I' I' IsI' I' I' I' I I I I I I 1. I I I I 4KJ96 2 Q ---- C<lm plete !h e ctlu ckl e . quoled by fill ing in the missing word s you de"w"elop from ~t ep No. 3 be lo w. A PRINT NUMBERED [' 1:08 Ill MOVIE: ·spudbop lPG) {1 :38) 1:30 • C2J 11]1 Yoltrlt <111 • ID My 81otor Bam II looks lll<a Sam will land a national magazine cover. (R) Rotar, or ceble tool drilling. Mon well• complttlld umtdiiV. Pump 1alet 1nd service. 304· _ 82 1814 Ch...-ml, 1uto, ~r. AM · FM. 42,000. 121500. 1114 Escon 4 &pel, 4 door, new paint, tlrll. 51 .000 mlltt t2100 . Ctll .:.u:.;.; oo;..;. ·' .:..._m __ Ill NHL Hockty (I) 8 (I) AIIC'I Monday Night IIIHbell 11) Spocoftlght America begins Ita most ambitious program, Apollo. C 11]1 1110 Keto a Allie A girl that Is being roared military s~ le Is beating up on Chip. depth lesture roporto . (1 :00) aJ1 MOVIE: 'Sgl. Poppor'l Lontly Hurta Club Band' P~mo Tlmo (PG) (1 :51) (l) MOVIE: Torpedo Run · Fetty TrH Tr imming, ltump remov11. C•ll 304· 876· 1331 . Sterkl Tree and Lewn Service, lawn care, l1ndecap lng, atump ramoval, 304 · 578 · 2842 or 79' Ch.,.ry P1ntl Van. ~ ton , low mil•. verv good lhape. Ph . 2415-5131 ' 0008. 1 • D C2J 11]1 ALF 1 RON ' S Televlllon Service . Hoult Cllll on RCA, Qua:lar, OE. SptciMing In Zenith. Call 304- 671-2398 or 814-446· 24!54. 1977 Ford Cul lom izlld Van t1 ,800. Ph. 441 -8249 or446· 1339 or 441·1528 . line. lolded. Vlfl' lhlr'p, Ph. 11110 Chrysler Fifttl AVtnue, good condition. Cell 614-448 - o-. ' (]Jl JeftlrtDnl 7:35 (l) Honoymoonoro 8:00 (l) Dokta~ Vlnyle S. Aluminum Siding., S10rm window• • door1 . overt hang gutt. .. FrN e1t im11e1.. Ptl .614-448i -8332. b11ementa • 1ny 1l1e job. Senior Citizen Dl t count Rick Garfleld. 614-115-4464. 814·248·8131 . 1177 All type~ e~rpenter & conerttl work: Interior. elilterlor. remo· ' dellng. painting. roofing , frte ; • .' tttimtttl. Clll814 · 446 · 6174 . ~ • 1973 SCloYt. 4 · whetl drive. 8 -cyl., auto. n.m1 good 18150 . Call814-379-2140. a•· Chwy Wi~;~dow Van. top of Auto• for Salu 1I l l Ctt...-y ChiYetta ' · .,..cl t2199 . 1114 Chwy Ch..,ette •uto. UBBI. Jqt~n• Auto Stln. BulavllleAd. ' I0 YE$'iEIDAY'S SCIAM-LETS'ANSWEIS . ·= Concrete tlnlth. parking 1011. Hty in fltld lot uta. muat cut and bil e. 304· 8915-3972. 71 Vans& 4 W .O. • " Toda{s my luck y day," crowed the husband. " My muffin landed buttered side up .·· Disgruntled wife replies. " You must have butlered the ·- ··- ." Moddlo - Value - Cubit - Frosty - BLOUSE " How does thi s Iii?" asked the shopper. Clerk replies , " It's 1oo snug around I he hips." Shopper snaps bac k. "ll's the BLOUSE I'm buying." 7:05 Ill Santoni and Son 7:30 D C2J (I) Nowlywtd (lome (I) Major Looguo lllllbtll'o Ortateot Hilt World Sort.. Graatast Moments (R) D (I) Judgo 11]1 Whetl of Fortuna 1;1 101 Crollflro (0:30) 11]1 Jtopanllll;l ALLEY OOP Yinyt. • Aluminum Siding. S1ofm window• & doore, over ttanu gu1tert. Free estimat"~ _.P. Ph: 114-448 -1332 . • ~ 19150 Ford pick-up, 304· 468· 1727. STictc? -. SWEEPER and IeWing machir1 a r.,air, pert .. 1nd •uppllae. Pick up and delivery, Davit Vacuum Cluner, one tlalf mile up Georgn Creek Ad . Call 614· 446-0294. 1978 Ford F-100 'h lon, auto., good lhiPe. 11900. No rult. Ctll 114·44e· 3852 efter lpm. '79 Ford lutomttle. PS. 111c cond, 3•.000 mil". phone 3011-675·3291 . WHeN You'~~ P<JN/:, MAY :t HAV/? TH~ Home Improvements 1984 0 -60 Dodga R•m. 4 -cyl. , 4 · tp .. AM·FM rldlo. Ph. 446- 1989 GMC ont ton ftat bed. 11200. 0 .8 .0 . 17 ft. camper with 1t011111 1nd rtfrigefltor. 17150. Clll 514· 742· 2002. Registered Umou1ln bull. Clll after 6 :00PM , 304-178-2729. / Ac1 Con1tructlon. Roofing. gut· ten. ma1onry work. All work guaranteed. Call 1514-388-9768 or 388·9792. nl7. Livestock Serv u:P.s 81 ' 80 Chevrolet Citation. 4 door hatch btClk, PS, PB, crui1e control , AC , tilt wheel, ebo"e cond, t1 ,600.00. 30•· 876-3101 . Tobacco or 1omato ttick• 62" . 1 15c t~ch . Morgan'• Woodlawn Farm. Rt . 36 Pliny, 304-&76 · 1286 . 84 FRANK AND ERNEST · '78 Datsun B21 0, runs good. 811111' Sh av,.. Post Driv er t700 , 7h. 1978 M1llbu Cleulc 1nd Chevy Nov1 . . Both run good. 304-876-18151 after 5 ~ 00 . SS .· I. I. I. er~~Ew R Bame, Mllltr II CZl Silr Trtk 21 ft . tra"el trt iler . Self. contained, •EJileeUent •condit ion. Call et4-992-7216. R E 0 w Lr . , ~· s 11:1' lETTE RS reports on world economics and financial news wllh Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 111121 11]1 Wheal of Fortune '78 Cemeroau101 p1, pb, ~acted . t2 ,300 price ntgotlable. 304· 578-2498. r·i· I; I 11]1 Ntwa 11]1 Monaylino Current - - - - ---;·.· L N E DS O C ~,.,-rle;-;;1-..::,lr-.::;lr:.~TI-1 York. (0:30) 6:35 1Il Luvt It To eeavor 7:00 (l) H1rde11da and · McConolck D (2) PM Mtgtzlna Ill SportiCenteo (L) (I) Entartalnmont Tonlghl 11 (I)'Poaplt'o Court 11) lllJ MacNIII/ Lehrer NtwoHour It :00) 24 ft. Golden Falcon trtvtll. tr~Uer. well equipped. 11900.< Call 614-3B8-9378. , 2 I anchored live from New 1919 2&h. Coachm1n .c.-_ mper. Ntw refrlgeretor t1 , 600. Ph. ,. I 1I I I I~i lllJ Elophant Oorntt 5474 . 5123. 3-14 ford Bottom plows 1326. Ford 8ft. diak 1250, 81Hic aaeder· tpreadtr 1260, 1h11Yer po1t driv., noo. 24ft. hl't' lltwalor nice 1186. Ph. 614· 814· 286·6451 . SNAFU®by Bruce Beattie .... 304·578·2859 . ' 84 Honda Elite scoot• like new-2, 600 mil•. ' 76 Dodge wegon. good body , need• battery. 120,000 mlln. 304-676- .. w a (I) ABC Newo !;) , . , •. ~..--....... ..--..... REDVIL I ())John Fox'• OUtdoor Advtnturet (A) 8 ' tilde in Tru<lk Camper. 'B1 Crlcltet, 3 burner range. 2·way refrigerator, furnec::e. E)(CIIIItnl condition. S2000. Ph. 61 4 -248· ' 79 Couljlll XR7, n.,., ~nt , rebuHt engine no milea, nice 'elf, Steam• Gar•ge, 304-876- n1 0 or 6715-8749. I a C2J 11]1 NBC Nightly Newt 6:30 '' Nomad 21ft. Camp4!f. Futto/' . ·equipped 83600 . Call61 4 ·446-" 0884. 1980 Dalsun, teduce~. Elce1l.nt conditton. Ownlftf took good clfeofthi• one. 304· 676 -6689. John De.re hay ralke t676 .. aqu1re b1ler1 t700 end up. AC roto baler 1450. MF dyn1 balance mow• tiOO. H-v eon· ditlor~er 1276 . Oth.- fltld ftldy equipment Howe' • Farm Ml· chlnery, At. 124 It Mayhew Ad. Jeck1on, Oh ., Ph. 114· 28615944. 83 Sale or t rede for WD -WD 45 A. C. Tractor. VW OuneBuggywlth f ib ar gla" body . Ph. 814-448· 7 739 . 3& Ferguo n Trector, • •ctllent cond., 2 bottom plow . pi ctl· up diac. bu l h hog. Ph. 114·3888 509. ....... ..... :::: low to form lour ~i m ple wotds . Mandragora 1980 Ford 4• .. F160. XLT .uto, r dlae, m.o wl,-.g mtchine, rlk~ . ttay •= ~UA~ R10rron ge lf)tters o f the 0 four scra mb led word t be· (I) Sportllook (T) 11) Dr. WhO Mask of 19BIS full aize 1lide in truck .• ;:~ camper. Call 614-448-864B.·>_>. after7PM . .., ~ Autos for Sale ®J ". ----- ------.-.... . ,, & Campers 801 Ford Tractor with plow•, I Q. 11]1 Nowo "7;,;9"'M;:o:-:to-:-r:-s-,H'o.,.m=-e~s-. ; :. ;. l I~::;=::::::::==::=J.:::::::::::::::::::::~ • yard Carpetup,rtmnlnls and Moll oh••6.00 n Furnitu re. ~ 8 ?211. pragonwynd Ca ttery ICeMel. CFA Hlm1ley1n, Ptfll ln 1nd Siamne lr:.f ue na. ' AK C Chow pu ppin. Na w lr:i tt:ens: Slamllt 1r1d Hlm1l1ya n1. C1ll 614·446· 3844 ~ft..- 7PM , 273 New Holl and u C2J w a (I) l~lhj ~. lllJ Soc~ City a CZl Buck Rogers 6:05 1Il Down to Eonn Stereo. ~ For Sat e: 5mo. old Regllterecl Brown Pekingnese for $100.00. C111.6 14-446 -7249 . 38.981 132·39.961 136-44 .961 . . . . . . . . . . '.,L 1987 Ford NEW . du1l tanks, long bed, $960.00. 9n.e p1lr 80· 87 ' truck door1 S2&0.00. After 6 :00 c tll 304 -676 ·3073. Re gistered minllture Schntuzer pu ppy, male. 4'13 montl\s. C1ll 61'4 -44 &.9 419 afte r 5 . BUYOUTS - SEC OND S · CLOS EOUT' S 1.· Counter top s. Kitchen an d b lllh and bar. S2 .99 Lin . F1 . (8 ). 2 .· M&rbl e Vanity Top '1 (B) From 16-19 to " 22-4B " 110.00 to 15 0 .00. 3 .- 22-30 Almon d Vanity a nd Merble Top 179 .9 5 4 .- 60 '' S t et:~ ! Bathlub't Aimond and whit t 89 .96 ea. 6.· Hig h G lo11 tub w ell kits elmond an d w hite . 129 .96 . 6.- 1 pc. Fiber· glau tub a nd showe r comblna · tion. Whlt a • nd colora 8169.95 to 1 119 .95 . 7 .· 2 pc. Fiberglass tub and s h<lwera combinatio n wMII e a nd co lora 8 199.96 . B.· Deluxe ecryllc tu b a nd ahowert w ith top. Rag . 169 .9 5 Now 2 99 .95 . 9 .· Co lor Commodea 169 .'9 5 . 10 .· Flbarg llll Roo f shingle• IBI 11 6 .96 aq .-90wt. roll roning t 9 .9 6 . 11 .· Plr1 e roug h uw T. -1 · 11 sid in g f¥u 411t9' 12 .961 26pc. up 1.00 o ff pr . P c . 12 .- lfu 4 ' a 8 ' Plwwoo d·8 .96 Y~· 6 .95 26 pc. up . t 1 .00 ofl pr. pc. 1 J .. lJu 4a Ba tongue & groove water boerd. 19 .96 or t%x4 • B· B.96J . 26p c . up 1 . 00 o ff Pr . Pc .(7 . 1 8thu 4 18 · 6 .9 5) 14 .· 4.11 8 ced ar or treated l11tlca 1 2 ,9 6 and 1 0 .96. t 1.00 off 215 p c, up. 1 6 .· '/•lt4l8 wood oek p aneling (BI 6 .99ea . (A) grade 8 .9 6el. 1 6 ,· Vu 4 liB Birc h Pan eli ng Reg. 2 4 .95 now 16 .9 5 . 17.· Pinea nd cedar wood w ing• c oat ing 165sq. ft . pr. pa.:kage 18 .95 and 110.96 pk. 18 .· 4x8 OIIZII' til e bath panell (8 ) 4 .99 a nd 6 .99ea. 1 9 .· Perma( R) insulal ed l heat· ing toil one sid e ('th41t8-4 .99) [%• 4 118-15 .99 ) l1 ·4 1t8 · 6 .99 ). 20.- Th ermo! ply in1ulttiv e 1hea· th ing toil 121 tidet 4x8 4 .96 26 pc. up 1.00 oft Pr. Pc. 2 1.- lnsuulated temp lred gl111 pa rl els. Vu3211 76-29.9 6 n . 36pc up 26 .!1 6 . 22 .- Pine lnllde !ov ered adjusta ble l hUttlrl, all sl 1es bfttow w ho lesale cott . 23,· K· Lua bwn ch m ark brick cotnefl 50 c er~ t s boa . mort a r 2 gel. 10 .96 . 24 .. Pr efi nl1htd br uce oak fi(]Gring % t hick 2 1A wldt. 201q . f t. ct n. 1415 .00 10 c tn. up . 39 .96 ctn. 25 .-Pre hung Interior doors pref i r~ i ah ed end un fin i1hed ell1lzes {B) 29 . 9 6e~ . 2 6 .- Stlel ex terior insulated prehung door1 18 t 6 9 .9 Sea. 27 .· Eaterior 1teel doo r blenks (BJ 215.0081. 28 .· Pine Lou v•red Bytold doo r• letl {2 4 ·2 9 .96) (30 · 1.8 Ac res, ni ce bui lding 11te. 2 mi. North of th e'city tir,n ltl o n At . 7 . Call 6 14 -446-76 27 . Pets for Sale 66 MF Tr~ctor 12450. 7ft. Flail moWer t200 . Hey wagon 1300. Po1t hoe digger U715 . JD tuwnmer mill 1125. Ph. 814· 288· 8622. 55 Building Supplies 1:00 (l) lllg Valley T~~~:~' s©~Q{llA-J&"Etrs· Ct.A Y l. • EVENING 73 Monte Carlo, bc)dy IPiid.' :" ~ ~ t126. Call 304·876-6197 be- ~.~ , ~ fora 1Q:OOp.m. .. : ! Mov ing, B ol~~ns mower, frH.nr, 2 cars, piano, dining tlble, stereo, wa sher Ill drv er. mis c. items. Ca l1 614-37!1-2 263. Oak kitchen ta ble A nd c::haira. 8 60.0 0 . Aett e ·.M 'i!h 1 100.00 304 -67 5 -6393 . MON., JUNE 1 • <\ .. . Reg. En gU1h Spr ingllf Spaniel pup1. E•etll ent hunting atock. F. T. C hampio ns. Dad & Gflndparents fro m Englln d . Ptt. 4461393 . Used Birch kit ctl e n ca binets and dou bl e 1t alnle1a s t eel sink, 1360 .00 . 304-6 7 6 -2 017. ().!!'DAYHE ?TGfl'lio. •• AllD ,,. Pi.AYW .hbAIIJ ... Us ed 1nd Rtbuih Trinami1aioo1: . All int..-nalty lntPectlld and ~~ , guart'lteed . Ins-tallation lnd:"".., 1 pidt -up •vallable Call 614·448· .,.... 1 0988. • 2- ·3 • o r~ self con11ined 1ir condrt!onen, UOO. 1ach. 220 volt also 1 w indow unit . Ph. 246 -6131 . Ca rports . t heher hou1e1 a nd ga ra gn ; Ca rp o ru . 1 21t 20 , 1896 .00; 2 0~~: 24, $169 6 .00: Ga rages, 16 d0 , $2396 ,00 : 2 4•24 . 13595 .00. Polt ·Frame Builders, Ath ens, Oh io 614· 6 92-2937 tvJ ~ ... HE ~a.~ PI.AYeo A.T CW.OMJ mvt~..:1He~ , Television Viewing ~ PI.~'(I;D 111~ ~ Llt:I; Ph. 114·441· 2220 or 1·304· 171-1718. Groom and Su pply Shop-Pe t Groo m in g . All br e e d1... AII nyln. Julie Webb Ph. 81 4,448 0 231 . 58 LOSE~ BUDGET T;ansmiuiona: Used & Atbuitt. All IYPIS· Guarant ~ • m.l numum ot 3C) dl'fS, will delhttr, cnh • ClffY or lnttll. 304·n 3-5234. AKC P~mer ani 1r1 R, d Ftmlle. BORN • bolh tiny. Itt Also housebro ken. *200 very r1 re wh itt femtle uc h. Allo AK C Po mlftfl!niardor Stud Service • AKC SIHrian Hutkv for StYd Sarvice. Ph. 6 14· 448· 6927 OR 614-388· 9964. 949 · 200e Auto Parts & Accessories .,c. 56 Monday, June 1, 1987 . ' 76 Colt Govtfnmtnt ·Modtl 4 6 Calib41 r SP«III Edition , 1 of ~ 6 0 . Ohio 1715th Ann lv1rury. beautiful.' Make o Her Ph. 446 · 9476 aft er 5PM wflk dl'fl, Or afte r 1 PM on week-end1. For S ale: ,Adams Motor grade r, 63000 .: 5 ft , 3 pt . rotary mower, 6300 .; 3 wheeler witll rear dump, U OO.; 6 ft . tractor bl1d e. $ 12 6 .; u1ed tool bo• for pickup; 4ft . sickle ba r mower. $ 125 .; llm e s preader, t7 5.; Call 6 14- 1 10 acret , Leo n Baden Rd ., Ho use & outbu il ding. S trtlm through pro perty . 304 -4 5 8 1066 . Moving house 8o bu ilding on 38 11cras . No S undav c alli . For Informat ion cn11 61 4-379-2263. lJiJS IItir s 11n lurnlllhod Apart ment. Uttltllo~ pttld . Ca rl)&t od. no ch ild· 11111 or 11011 Call61 4 ·446 -1637 St. ChftHhiie P1ut ic cistern stele approved, pt1ttlc 1eptlc tankl , plllt lc cutven1. mMal c utver11 . RON EVANS ENTERPR IS ES , J eck· ton, Ott. 614· 2B6· 5930. Electr ic 1tove, complete bed, chnt er drawerS, bunk bed, tabee. chaira. e nle rtainm ent center. Ca ll 614-446-3 2 24. Ptawh~r 5 '/ 81 r11 Farms for Sale 8 acreto n Tribbl e Rd. off Rt . 82 Plus ttort buildin g, warettouu . 3 BR housa. barn . cell ar, plu s 2 ot her bu ildlng1 . An blac k top ro1d. Ca ll 304 -4 6 8 -1818 . CaH al1 &r 6PM . adulu on l'1 . deposit roqulred, 304-675-2&35 n 33 Off ice Sp ltce for Reht. E11cellent for Artorney t. Aecountanl, etc. Close to Coort Ho use. Ctll Wisema n Real Elllte Agency. 614-44e -3&4 4 . 3 ()r 4 Bed roo m tt ou1e In Kyger Creeh S chool OistriC1 . References Ph. 6 14-4 4 8· 8621 . 2 Callahan 'l Uatd Tir.Stlop. Over 1,000 tirn , tlzt1 1 2. 1 3. 14. 15. 18, 16.5 . 8 m ilea out Rt. 2 18. CIU 814-256·8251 . Building M1t1 ritlt Bloctt. brick, ltwlf p lpM. wln· dow1, lintels, CIIUdt Win· len , Rio Grandt, 0 . C.tl 814245· 51 2 1. 17 cu. ft. Gen.-a! Elmric Frteter. refrigerator w it h ic11 m-"er, d i1mond & sl}pph ire e~rrl n gt . C1U 61 4 -266-9 333. bed early while I still have · the strength." New tl twe n. 304 -882 -2466 . 2 bedr oom. vo u lillY utilities, 55 Building Supplies HALF PRI CE1 Fl11tling ~tr ow 1igr1s '299 1Light ed, non·t l'fOW t2 8 91 Unti9htltd\ f2 491 f rH letters! See lo cally, C1 ll today! F1ctor y:1 {800) 4 23 · 0183, l nytlme. ,zE_k,. 614 446 -1602 . Two bedro m mob ile home. Patto lOCII ted In Gall i polis . Cat! 5 4 M i sc. Merchandiae School mod al SfJWing m tchine designed for 1chool u M. New with 26 yr.. wa rra r1ty. Doe. everything IIIWI o n all mate rial ev ~ ltlthlr. Re g. 1469.95" Now 6179.95. Cl11 1-6 14-3864535. 3516 Mondlly, June 1. 1987 ':\'l R Z N X B RX E T- Do\,":!~ w I. . .AIC l;oftt PrtMnto ., lpoltlnle" 0 I J c LXN NZ O J 0 v 0 0 R C NO~· H C Z QRN C B R V R X I W R G R V C (t) G R N C l!llllgnOfl liJ lltwtllpt Uvt new1l with Potrlclc Emory and Klmln Undqulot. {1 :00) 12:01(J) f'rtanll Oro: a;tl* I ffiN' 12:10()) liNt ol Glnuaho WRBZJE . - RIZA BDVVRI 'ietterda,'t Cryptoqaote: NO MAITER HOW DULL, HOW MEAN, HOW WISE A. MAN IS, HE FEELS HAPPINESS IS HIS INDISPliTABLE RIGHT. - HELEN, KELLER •• • C2J Ill Lall Night with D1¥1c1 K R LA•1•• - ,.J- .. ·- ~ ..... ... . ~ ~· ~ ... • �.. • ' . •. Pege~10 The Daily Sentinel Monday, June Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 1, 1987 --weal briefs:---. Bob 'Evans restaurant sales up 25 percent Racine Council. to meet · Racine Vlllag~ Council will m~t in regular session tonight tMondayJ, 7 p.m .. at the Shrine Park build ing. b EMS report.~ emergency runs Meigs County Emergency Medical Se rvices answerro fi ve ca lls over the weekend, thr~ on Saturday and two on Sund ay. Saturday at 8:48 a. m.. Middleport to Loga n St. for Cleland Siders to )leteran• Memor ial Hospital : Middleport at 7:51 p.m. to South Fron t SL for Barbara·Bolin g who was treated but not tra nsported ; Syracuse at 11:21 p.m. to Coll ege S!. for Vera VanMeter who was trea ted but not t ransported. Sunday at 12: 16 a. m., Middleport to Brow hell Apts. fo r Ronald Pickens who wa s no lransported; Tuppers Plai ns at 9:33p.m. transported David Wolfe to Vetera ns Memorial Hos pi tal. Not guilty plea entered •• Corbett Eugene Ra tliff, 1~ . of Route 7. Middlrport. had hi s Initial hearing thi s mornin g In Meigs Coun ty Com mon P leas Court on a grand jury lndirlmenl for fr lonious assault. The Indict ment was handed dow n May 21 in co nn ec tion with an Incident May 9outs ide a Middlepo rt bar in which J ohn 0. Blake, 22. also of Middleport. was stabbed in t he neck . As reported by Paul Gerard of the Meigs Cou nt y Prosecutor's office, Ra tliff enterro a not guilty plea lo the charge and was released on a $5,000 recoglza ncc bond. Trial wa s set for 9 a.m. July 27 . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) ,.... The opening of 24 new Bob Evans F'arms ' resaurant s'in fi scal year 1987 helped boost net sales for the year 25 percent over the same period last year. Fisca l 1987 sales wer e $327,160. comparro with $262.682 the year before, the company said. Ne t incom e was $21.470 or 90 cent s a share, comparro with $20,575, or 92 cents in fisca l1986. Bob Eva ns Far ms' board of directors declared a 7·cents per knowing the feeling of being discouraged for not be the best there is. In closi ng, Louk s stressed the need to ask God for His help in guidance and accomplishment of goals. She closro with the poem, "A Cr~d for Today and Every Day" by Anna Marie Edwards. Se lect ions by the Eastern High Concert Band , dlrectro by Wil· iiam Hall, preceded the f,and '~ Hospital news Meigs Sheriff Howard F' ra nk reports his departmenl had a busy weekend. mos lly domestic violence re lated siluat ions. Saturday at ~): 20 p.m. deputies wt>re ca lled to a res idence on Ohlo681 just outside Reedsv ille. Th~per son wh o called reported a man was fighting with relat ives. At 6:08 p.m ., deputies were sent w a domestic dis pu le in Reedsville whc r ~ a woman' s ex· hu sba nd was allegedly ca using damage to her home. Deputies were called back to t he res idence at 9: 20p.m. and arrcsled Kennclh E. Rockhold on·a domestic violence charge. Rockhold is being held in jail until his Init ial · appearance In Meigs Counl y Court. Veterans Memorial Saturday admissions: Marie Wal di ng . Raci ne: Rodn ey Spires . Ches hir e. Salurday Discharges: Charles Kl ein, David Talbott , Chester Young, Neal Bonecull er Jr., Anne Davis .. Betty .Roush, Wil· !lam Whitlock Sunday Admissions: Rober! Rinehart, Middleport ; Catha AI· varada, Racine; J ohnni(l Mea d ows, Ma son, W.Va.; Kenneth Cund iff, Syrac use. Sunday Discharges: Raymond .Justice. Paul Stei nmetz Jr .. On Sunday, deputies responded to two domestic violencE' Racine on a warr<a nl iss ued by Meigs Count y Co ur l for fal\ u re lo appear on an earlier citation. Deputies received a r0 porl Satu rday ni ghI of va ndalism to a pickup tru ek ncar the Hobson ·yards. Also Salu rday ni ght , deputies had a repor t of shooting taki ng place ncar the Ritchie Bridge on Ohio 338. No one was found upon arr ival at the scene. At 11 :20 p.m. Sunday, depu ties were ca lled to The Cove night club outside Pomr ro.v w hr r f' three pat r ons wcrC' rt'fu sinp; to leave at clos in g time. Marriage license fil ed tn Meigs A marriag:(• Ji o ·•nsC' has bf•en is surd ln Meigs Count y Probate Court to Mark F'rPd f'r ld rmon, :\4, Albany. and Brend a Kay Stanley, 30. Albany. :South Filth Ave .. Mlddleporl. 'dl!'d Sunday at Holzer Medical ;cenler followin g a brief Illness. Born Sept. 5, 1914 at Cheshire, 'he wa s a son of the late Sa muel :and Erma Folden Baker. He worked 37 .v.ears for Columbus :and Southern Ohio E lectric Com· i pany before retiri ng, and was a )member of Mlddlepo rl Chu reh of iC hrlst. He wa s a U.S. Army !veteran of World War 11 , and a 'member of FeC'nev -BCn neH Pos t :128 of the Amcrlc.an Legion. tile :veterans Of F oreign Wars and :the Disabled AmNica n Vetr irans. He al>o ~lo n ged to the ~elg s Co un t.1· Coonhuntrr s ~Associ at ion. ' Survivors lnrludf' his wifr. borothy• For th HakPr , a nd tw o d.oughtf. rs , Kath y a nd Angl'lla :Baker, all of Mldd leporl; tw ~ slslers. Mrs. Es t her Gurdon of ):heshlre and Mrs. Juli:l Lee of ·Addison: two brothers, All en :Saker of Ga llipolis and Charles ;Baker or New Bos ton: One ~lster· ln - law. D<'lcir Forth of . Middleport ; and SC'\' f'ra \ ll JC'C'f'S itnd nrphPws. . ~ &-sides hi s parf'nt s. hl' was precrocd in d~ath by a daughter, Beverly Rae. and two brothers, Theodore and Robert. Se rvices will be 2 p.m. Wedn es· day al Ihe Mi ddl epor t Ghurch of Chr iS! wi th AI Ha rl so n official · in g. F ri ends m ay call at Rawli ng·Coats.-Rlower F un eral Hom e on Tuesday fr om 2 to 4 and 7 to Ha nd at !he ch urch for one hour prior to services . Bur ial will txo in Mou nd flill Cemetery in Ga lli polis. Memorial co ntribu · lions for Mr . Baker may br m adf' 'to Middleport Church of Christ. Sallit· L Cadit' Mrs. Sal lie Louise Cadl e. 79. of lOft fr nter Ave., Shrewsbury, W.Va ., died Sa turday al Charles· ion Area Medical Ccnl er. Mem· oria l Divisio n, alt er a long il ln ess. A nat ive of Lltt lc Rock. Arkan· sas, s he was bor n Nov. 25. 1907 1o thr late .John and Sara h Payne Elrod. She was a housPw ire and 1;1 mrmbC'r of the Holin rss Faith. Surv ivors inc lu de one daugh· ter, Mrs. Thelma Banks of Pomero.r : one bro ther. Cli ne Elrod. Morga ntown. K)' .: sl' grandch il dren: 14 gr~at grand· )Wheelchair-bound girl \charges discrimination ' CANTON. Ohi o iU P tt- Hall)' Reusser sa~s despil e her ballli' ;with spina blflda. whlr l1 has left :her In a whcclcllilir. sh1• Is a ~o rmal person. • "The o nl~ lhln g th'" does n't !work Is m~· Jrg:.;, " said thr lR· ~ypar - old s{' n\or at Can ton Mrl\in· ' l~· High SchooL "Wh)' should . !they put barriers up for me just lberau se m~· Jrgs won ' t work '! " The barrier Reusser is Irving !to cross Is the high sc hoo l sta ge ~uesday nig ht to gN her ldlploma. iha~~~~ pr'~~~i~,;~o:·;~~ ~~~~s~~ ;wh~l her chair onto lhP stage \would be dangerous. Reusser jclalms discriminatio n. ' ·Her lawye rs wi ll meet tod ay '-'·lth the srhoollaywers to decide 'how to handle i hc complaint. !{oily expects to know later toda y ,If she will get her wis h. She has been thinking about s kipping the ceremonies II she Isn't allowro to wheel her chair across the stage. "It's discrimination , plain and 'simple." she said. " Just like 'telling a black person he ca n't walk through the graduation lin e beca~se he' s black. Blosser has said he feels Holly 1 •• • • J!_ • - would br safrr If shr wcrr not on the stagr. " WC' believe that it presents a hazard to Holly," said 8\ossrr. " WP'rt' not tryi ng to deny Hol!y anv rh ing. Wr want to make sun" can do th is sa fr l ~~ and proprrly without a ha zard to heo·." ·T m trying 10 change thin gs. no I only for my self but fo r ot her prople going to McKinley." she said . "ll's only going to take !11•e mi nules a nd I think I dese rve th at five minut es - after wor king m)' butt off for 12 years. ·· I 'm not ask ing fo r a favor or anything else, .. she said. " This is a rule that should have been changed a long time ago." Holly had attendro Mass illon sc hools. but after the s ixt h grade, she tra nsferred to Canton , In the sa me county. because the facll l· tics for the handlcappro were better. " I'm a normal person. The only th ing that doesn't work Is my legs," she said. She has the support of the Ohio Lega l Rights Ser vices, whose alforney Susa n Tobin says the school is prohl· blte d from discr imin a tion against wheelchairs because It seeks froeral funds. \\ 'C ' stan ce" for the entrance of the66 class members. The Senior Hi gh Chorus. di· reeled by Valerie Ransbottom. presenled " Peace Be With You", " Ma ybe So meda y" an d a member of the grad uat ing class, Tara Woods, sa ng a vocal solo, "We Must Say Goodbye". On behalf of the se nior class. Rona ld Todd Clay, class presi· dent , present ed an engraved plaque to Richard Roberls; su· perint cndent of the district who has resigned. in apprecialion of his work over the past years. Invoc ation a nd bened ict ion were by the Rev. Robert Sand· ment entered a new market, Memp his, Tenn.. during 1987. The new market add ed three r~u te sales represe ntatives and brought to 87 the number of Bob Eva ns Farms sa usage sales representatives . Also, . fuli.Y" cooked ham and cheese bJ SCUll s and sa usage and biscui ts were introduced in sel ected market s Phil Niekro sets mark Page 3 1 during the year. The new products will be brought into a ll Bob Evans F'arms markets by th.e •end of fiscal 1988, the c-ompany said. Plans to begin selling a brownand·serve sausage under the Owens Count ry Sausage label are also under way, the company said. The company's annual s.hareh· oldre's meet ing will be held Aug. 10 at th e Bob Eva ns Farms in Rio Grande. Ohio Lottery ,. Daily u nited Brethren Church wilh Monsignor · Anthony Gianna · more. pas tor of Sacred Hea rl Chu rch in Pomeroy, deliver in g the bacca lau reale address: " Life: A Gift and a Task"· Clay gave the welcome wit h Lee Ann. Robinson, class vice pres ident . int roducin g the c~ m · men cement speakers. High School Principal Dr. Dan C. Apling recognized the 10 top scholars of Ihe class and pres· ent ed the Class of '87 to Supt. Robert s with M rs. Carolyn Sus ie Heines, president of the Eastern Local School Dist rict Board of )::ducal ion, conferring diplomas Kristi Hawk. class secre1ary and • winner Saturday CLEVE LAND. Ohio iUPi l The Super Lotto jac kpot for Wednesday night will be at least $6 mit lion because no player had a winning t icket Saturday night. Ohio Lottery Commission offi· cials sa id $3,326,828 worth of tickets were sold, bul no ticket had the numbers 7, 13, 26, 36, 40 an d 42. However, 96 had five numbers. meaning each ticket is worth $1.0DO. The 4. 466 that had four nu mbers is worth $85. 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,000 18,000 9:30 TO 5:00 MON.-SAT. BTU BTU BTU BTU BTU 115 115 115 115 230 (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am Electric Power ............. 26 ~ AT&T ........ ................ ... ...... 25~ Ashland Oil ........................ 62\2 Bob Evans Farms ............ .. 25 34 Charming Shoppes ..... ...... ... 25\io Froeral MoguL ............... ... .42Y, Goodyear T&R ................... 6611. Heck's Inc ...................... ..... 4\2 Limited Inc... ........... .... ..... .40 ~ Multlmrola Inc ................... 53\1 Rax Restauranls ........ ..... ..... Robbins & Myers.. , ................ ll Shoney's Inc ....................... 27\io Wendy's Inti . .... :................. . 9Y, Worthington lnd .................. 20\l 5* bring to that office 25 Centt A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper • "1 think that kind of question Is totally speculative, .. the governor said when as ked If he would yield to Glenn's candidacy. "I'm looking at this fi·om the standpolnl ofwhethcrDickCeleste Is a candidate. and that's the perspective I'll pursue It fi·om in my conversations with John or anybody else. " I have to believe that I'm as ready as any of the other people who are runnin g or I wou ldn't be running," Celeste said when asked If he Is "ready" for I he presidency. The governor said he has t·eceived favorable and unfavorable reaction to his potential candidacy. "I've been encouraged by some people and I' ve been discouraged by some people," he said. One of the discouragin g remarks, Celeste half· joked. Is that "I hav en't been canonized by my hom etown press ... The Plain Dealer In Cleveland has not given Celeste a sofi ride In its u·eatmenl of his Pomeroy VIllage Council Man· day night gave the fh·st reading to an ordinancetoraise salaries of the mayor, clerk-treasurer, cou ilcll· mPn and members of I he board of ". pubHc affair s, retroactive from Jan. L lf passed. the ordinance would increase the mayor's annual sal ary· ..... . •••••o,,,,, .... Exterkif"t Latex no administmtion. The gover nor sa id he want s to m ake sure Ohlo' :; progress can txo sustain ed during his aooence for a campaign, thai he can co nvey a message applying his sucr.ess In Ohio lo the nallon. and lhat he has a "reasonable" chance of winning. Celeste said lhl' 1988 Demoo·atic presidential co ntest is "a race without a rabbit lfrontrunner/lti II " and he has time to make up his mind. "I think It' s going lo tHk<• me some time," he added. The governor said his vis its with European business leaders were "Int erest ing and timely" because or the devaluation of lhe America n dollar and an In creasingly protectionist attitude on the part of ttxo gover nm ent . He said tho foreign rosiness leaders found Ohio a "pm·t icularly all ract lve" place to trade. S82'l check to John Tillis, president the b!Uld boosters. Tillis says the money will beusedtoasslst in the pun:h11<e of uniforms and Instruments. fr om $3.000 to $3.6011; the clt~k· treasurer's from $8,400 to $10,(ffi; councilmen from $10 per meet lng to $21 per meeting: and mem bers of the board of public affairs from $~1 per meeting to $10. Mayor Richard Seyler reported that repairs to the Pomeo·oy·Mason Bridge are slightly ahead of schedule. He said the pier on the Ohio side or the bridge ll; flnl<hed and workers are now on the West Virginia side. The bridge has bl.'<'n closed for repairs since March 30. In other business. cou nell gave the first reading to an ordinance to enact the vuiage·s codiflcallon books "' prepared and submltled by thr Waller H. Drane Co .. Cleveland: and passed n resolullon lo trans fer S8.000 from rhe wa ler departmen t bud get back Int o the village general fund. The transfer will reimbu rse char ges of workrr' s compert<ation, for thr water depru1ment, that werededuct!'d from the ,.village's February tux settlement by the county audit or. Council accepted a bid fi·om Byers Chevrolet . Columbus, of $11.869 for a new pollee cru L•eo·. Only Cou ncilman Larry Wchrung voted no on accepllng the bid. Wehrung explained that he was not agalnsl pu rchus lng a new cru Lw but he would prefer to purchase th" cruiser from a local auto dealer, Instead of going out·Of·town. Coun· clil plans to advert ise the vill age's old cru Lser for sale. Councilman .John Anderson r<• ported he Is making a lis t or n~ed street signs for the vUiage. Cou ncil· man Bl'llce Anderson volunteer<id to assist In prepru·atlon of the list. Clerk·Treasurer Jane Walton said. the village will be nnanclally abl e to P~>rcha<e the signs In the fall . Finally, council discussed a call received by lhe mayor from Ohio Department of 1i'ansjXlrtatlon re presenta tlves, telling him or thetr plans to Include blacktoppin g from the U.S. :1:1 fOUl'• lane to Ihe end Of NyeAvenu e on their 1988sohedulc. The mayor suld he would rather OOOT blacktop the village's Main St. Instead. Council uwtoed with Ihe mayor that paving from the fouo' iane down Nye Ave. ll; s till in good shape. The mayor sugges ted he and rouncll dlscuss tlie matter with ODOT before !heir 1988 schedu le Is finalized . ""'Good SAV£83.00 OFF MFR. SUG. LIST PRIC£ SAV£83.00 OFF MFR. SUG. LIST PRICE SAVES2.00 OFF MFR. SUG. 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The latest signposts of the economy were expected today with the release or three repons on new home sales. business productivity, and manufactu r· ers' shipments, Inventories and orders. Monday, the Commerce Department reported the seaso nally adjusted annual rate of new construction rose a puny 0.4 perccnt in April. Single- family home buildin g and some retail ronstructlon made up fo r a slide In multUamlly and publi c build· lng, the government said. Sln glefamlly home co nstrue· lion has supported the consti'Uc· tlon Industry In recent months, as high vacancy rates and lax cha nges made multifam ily housing and office construction less lucrative. Now even construction for one family homes may bepctl•r· ing out. Mortgage rates starl ed rising · rapidly in April. going from 9.14 percent at lhc early part of the month to 10.5percent by month's end. Those rate Increases In tum caused the annual sales pace for existing homes todropl percenl in April. Many economic ana· lysis said the sales rate for new homes probably fell .1 percent lo ' percent tha t sam e monlh. "In effect, higher mortgage rates are dampening what cou ld have been an exceptional spring sales market, especially for flrst·time home buyers." sa id John TuecUio, chief economist for the National Associat ion of Reallors. Tuccillo now forecasts horne sales overall will drop 7.2 percenl from the first quarter to the second or this year. The outlook for manufactur· lng L< equally di m. Businesses Increased their ln venlorles by $00 billion In the fi rst three monlhs of 1~87. then saw the lnOatlon-adjusted sales pace fall 2.2 percent. Experts say the result has been that Inventories, which provld!'d almost all the propel· !ant for tlie fl rst·quarter rise In the gross nallonal product, w!U not be mu ch or a fa clor at all in the second quarter. Most econo mists said the Iot a! va lu e of In ventories probably fell about 0.:! peo·ccnl In ApriL Southern board approves substitute list for new term House Paint """' Daily stoek prices Celeste said he hopes hean dG ienn cansit down and discuss tlie campaign within a w~k. and he lefl little doubt wit h reporters that he wllltrytotalkGlennout of running. In addlt ion, the governor answered "no" ro a question as to whet her anything in h~ personal life . would preclude him from being president. as it did for former Colorado Sen. Gary'Hart. Glenn has Indicated he will consider anor her run at the presidency In 1988 if he can get rid of a lingering $1.5 million deb! from his ill·fated 1984 bid for tlie Democratic nomination, which ended In March of that year. Celeste supported Glenn until he abando ned Ihe race. Asked what has changed, Celeste said, "I've had four years to be governor of Ohio. The relative flbtlf•ldt Sizzling Summer Savings · on Paint! Louery numbers with a payoff due of $590,178. PICK-I l9:l3. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $184,1i10, with a payoff due of $83.157. PICK ·4 $1 st ralght bet pa ys $2.052. P1CK4 $1 box bet pays $171. •• Super Lotto 42, 36. 7, 40, 13. 26. Super Lotto ticket sales totaled $:\,326,828. 1 Section. 10 Pages 2. 1987 Experts feel U. S. economy will get worse later in year Sou th Central Partly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of thunderstorms this eveni ng. Low in rhe mid 60s. Li ght sou thwest wind. Chance of r ai n Is 30 percent. Partly cloudy Tuesday wilh a chance of thunderstorms. High In t hf' mid ROs. Chance of rain is 40 percent . Ohio Extended Forecast Wedn esday through Friday Seal! ered thund ers tor m s. warm and 'humid Wednesday. Highs In the ROs and lows In the 60s. Clea ring and cooler Thurs· day. becoming less hum id. Mostly sunny with pleasant temperatu res Friday . 917. Ti cket sales rora l!'d $1,414 ,232. thunderstorms Pomeroy council approves first reading for pay hikes JAYCEES MAKE DONATION - The Melp County Jaycees have donated S822tothe MelliS Senior and Junior High Band Boosters DrADRI<allon. Steve Bachner, left, president of lhe Jaycees, presents the Weather CLEVELAND tUPII - Sa tu r· day 's winning Ohi o Lottery numbers: Dally Number By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporia' COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI) -Gov. Richard F . Celeste says he's st U! weighing the pros and cons of a presidential bid In 1988, but he says Sen. John Glenn, D·Ohlo, Is not one of the factors standing In his way. Celeste Indicated Monday that although talk of a Glenn presidential candidacy Is being rcvived. he will not yield to Ohio's senior senator and, In fact , believes he would be a superior candidate and president . Celeste called reporters In to discuss his recent two~k IJJslness·famUy trip to Europe, bul once he delivered a monologue on that subject, the questions were all about his presidential ambitions. The governor said It ~unlikely that he and Glenn can .both be candidates. sin~ both draw from the Y............ S269.00 Y............ S379.00 Y............ S479.00 Y............ S559.00 Y........... $619.00 EIIJerfelds and likely Wedne;da,y. Celeste won't back away from Glenn in race IN STOCK ••• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Mdgs J un ior High seventh and eigh lh grade athletes, cheerlead· ers and coaches are have a sw imming part y at Middleport Poll on Monday from 6: 30 to 8: 30 p.m. Sevent h graders, bring a 16 oz. bag pota to chips: eighth gr aders. bri ng 12 ca ns pop. no bottles. Any question s. ca ll .992· 6212. Showers enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, June AIR CONDITIONERS Swim party set children and t hre~ great great grand children. Serv ices were held 11 a.m. today (Monday! at Cook F'uneral Home Chapel, Cedar Grove, W.Va., wit h Rev. He rbert Adk ins a nd Rev. Charles B l a nk~ns hip officiating. Entombment was In the Kanawha Valley M~mo rial Gardens Mausoleum at Glasgow. W.Va . No Showers and ..ttamderstonns likely tonight. Low 6.~ to 711. Ch!Uice of rain 111 percent • at y urer. led the turni ng of the tassel. . Vol. 36. No. 272 . Copyrlghtod 1987 Number 448 Pick 4 0261 sam~e~bas;e~o~f~ p~po~rtJin~O~h~i~ t~ would besu~on the sameo,~a~n~d:ev:en:les:s~Uk:e:ly~t:h:at~-~;j~~w~hi~c~h~w~e~w~ourld ticket. hav~ Vivian Powers. Area deaths :Raymond M. Baker ''• Raymond M. Baker. 72, of 21i:J plans to add a carryout service at Bob Evans F'arms ' restaurants in the coming fisca l year. The company's sausage seg· ~(LSt~r11 ... ~C~on~ll~·n~uro~fr~o~m~p~a~g~e~1------------------~~~~~~~~~~::=:~::~:;~=the best that they can ra ther than selection, " Pomp and Circum· ers pastor of the Mount Her mon Susan Sabra Swa in, class treas· Sheriff reports activities calls. one at F: nterprlse and the oth er at Reedsv il le. At 7:05p.m. Salurda y, d(•pu ties arres iPd Paul E. Wilso n in share· dividend payable today to shareholders of record May 8. During 1987, the company also took control of Owens Cou ntry Sa usage Inc. and one or Its restaurants in Longview. Texas, bringi ng the total number or restaurants in operation to 17>, compa rro with 150 at the end of the period in 19a6. A number or new It ems. such as taco salads and fr esh-fruit plat · ters. were added lo the resrau· ra nt menu . The compa ny said it OFF THE STREET PARKING MIDDLEPORT Southern Local Board of Educa· Joy~ Back. Todd I<Jng and ers wre Charles T. Chapman, lion nnallzed sub;tltute lil; ts lor the Franl<lln Petrie Jr. · Tammy Chapman. James O'Brien, coming school year when they met Employed as sutxstltute cooks Joe Dras ko and·William Downie. Sa turday morning In regular were Carol Hood, Barbara Chap. Teachers Charlsse Knight and session. man. Shirley Shultz, Marie Norris. Kathryn Hill were employed by the Employed by the board as Janet Manuel, Mary Smith. Tessie board on cont inu ing cont racts. suootitute teachers were Angella Evans, Sharlee Evans and Shirley Salaries for all prlnlcpals In the Baker, Ros e Ann Jenkins, Randy Evans. district were updated. The salary Koehl<!". Leda Mae Krautter, Bar· Employed as sub;tltute custodl· for principal Is paid In addition to bara Lawrence, Vinas ~. Patrl· ans were Pat ty Brown. Shirley the regular teacher salary. Ele cia Parker, Fanny ~. Dortha Shultz, Mary Smith. Carol Hood, mentary school and the junior hi gh Petrel. Christy Nelson. William Janet Manuel, Charles Curtman, school principals' salaries were Robinette, Eileen Buck, Sue Grace. ' Marie Norris, Toni Hudson. James raised by the board to $6,ll0 for the Helen Maag, Michelle Mowrey, O'Brien and Shirley Evans. 1987-88 school year. an Increase of Employed as substll\lte busdriv· approxima tely $360. At the high Charles Norris. Mary WooiE'Ver, school lcvel. the principal's sa lary received a $L:iXl increase. In rela ted matters, lhe board raised the salaries of h~ad volley· ball coach, head cheerleadlng advL<or and head softball coach, all at lhe high school ICIIel. from $1.~8.24 to $1,588.10. This Is the same sa lary as head baseball coach. The board Increased the salary for junior hi gh cheer leading advL<or from $532.~ 10$973.41. the same a• coaching positions at the ju nlor high lcveL By this action, the board equalized the coach ing salar· Arms hearings resume; Abrams testifies By E. MICHAEL MYERS and JUDI HASSON WASHINGTON (UP)] - Con· gressk>nal Invest lgators stopped just stort of accusing Eillolt Alrams of lying about his role In sro'et aid to tho! Nicaraguan rebels when they told the assistant sro'etary of state he had "a lot or explaining to do" at today' s IranContra hearings. At:cams. the administration's offiCial point man lor the u.s .• backed Contra rebels, was called today as the first wltne;s In the fifth week of hearing. Into covert American arms sales to Iran and tbe diversk>n or money to tbe guE!'rUia9 at a time when U.S. military aid to them was U)egal. As assistant SI'CI'etary cl state for Latin America, the combative defender cl President Reagan' s policy In the region Is the hlgheslranklng current U.S. o!lldal called to lesllfY to the coneresslonal committees probln& the case. • The committees are exploring the chain ,or command from the Contra Operation In Central Amer· lea to the halls of power In Washington. and new Information about an active OA role In the secret rebel supply network has raised moJ'I! questions about who In the pollticaJ hierarchy gave the orders. In testimony released Monday anw being censored bytheOA, the committees heard the former CIA station chief In Costa Rica detail privately last week how be gave crucial Intelligence lnl'llrmatlon to the Conlra supply airlift even lhougll Congress had banned such actlvhy from October 1984 to October 1986. Jose Fernandez, wto did his 0 A work undl!r the alias Tomas Castillo, contradicted earner stat.~ menls by At:cams and OA o!lldal Clair George In testifYing at a closed sesslcn Friday undl!r Umlted Immuni ty from prosecu tion. -Abrams' stalement Ihat he di d Abrams has denied knowing not "know anything about this anything or the Iran arms deals, but private network" for the Contra,. the committees are more con· Investigators note he worked cerned with his denials regarding closely with Lt. CoL Oliver North, aspects of tbe Contra network. the fired National Security Council The questions looming before aide al the heart of the scandal. today·s hearing focused on: -A brams' statemC!ll Ilia\ he -A dirt airstrip In Costa Rica often discussed the "sou tliern used to refUel cargo planes for tlie front" of rebellion In Nicaragua Contras. Abrams said he did not ' wit h Tamil;. There are questions know about It until It was built, hut about the legality of that ,role. · Lewis Tamil;. who was ambassa· "He has a lot of explaining to do." dor to Costa Rica at the time, said Sen. Sam Nunn, D.Ca ., said on the last week that Abrams discussed cve or today's hearing. "He ha< the airstrip before It was carved out givCIJ Inaccurate Information." ot tbe !rush near tbe· Honduran "I think yru'il lind that he had border. more knowledge than he revealed -Abrams' early statements tliat to the various committees (when) he knew not hing of ot her countries he test Wied before," agreed Sen. provldlng money for the Contras. William Cohen, R·Malne. He said It He later acknowledged he was the was possible, however, that o!flcial who solicited a SID millton Abrams could have teen mlsln· contribution from the sultan of formed by . others and did not Brunei, a donation that was losf. lntentk>nally plan 10 deceive u nLU May because It was directed to (:mlgress. tlie wroog Swiss bank account. les. 11 wa• also point ed out lhe chet:~lead lng adv lsors' positions are year· round job; and shou ld 1M' equal to that or coaches. The ooard will txo adveo·tL• Ing within Southern Dist rict for the hiring of Individua ls to fill four su pplemental positions. The board has vacancies for two varsity football coac hes, boys reseow basketball coach, boys fres hman ha•kct ball coach, girls reserve ba•kct bal l coach,junlor hi gh girl< ba• ketbal l coach and junior high chcerlcadln g advL•or. These posl· lions were posted within the schools but no teachers applied for the jobs. Cont lnu!'d on page 6 Ohioa11s favor 65 mph (,1NCINNATI !UPI) - The latc<~t Ohio l'oll rt·ports thai most . Ohioans favor ml<ilng the Spt'Cd limit on mrallntl'T'slat<>< to 65 mph for both c!U's !Uld I!U'ge truck.;. The poll rele101ed Monday, ...Ud ii~ percent of the ""pondents favored raising the llmK to 65, whil e 41 percent favort.! ke<op!J!g tiM• Umk at 55. Sev"' p!f'oont ..Ud k should he ralstod to 60. Barliw 1tt&<l ye!U', when k p111<Sed a new highway spt'lldlng hill, Cool!fu;s gave statoo the rlgllt to ml<ic their •P"'-11 Ibn it to"'' high a• 6.~ mph on sectlonH of Interstate hiKhway outHklc dt"" of 50,(Xltl pop!Jiatlon. Twenty-!4x stat"' have ralo!ed the limit. The Ohlo Gen!f'al A""""'liy loi considering two "''parate spt'<'d limit lillH. Undw a proposal hy Sm. David Hotf!on, It ,~pringfle ld, the limit woold he 65 for car• Md 115 for truck.<. ,u_., lnclutiLod art• strooger ponallle!! lor most spJcdlng violations. 1\ hlU sptlfL'lOf'cd In too "'"'"" hy ltep. em Stl'•n, ll·i\kron. would st'i hoth llmKs at 65 and woold prohibit poUuc from Issuing warning ticket.< to !lOme S(J<!IJIUS, But Gov. Richard Cel.,.te has vol<:cd 110; opposKion to roll<;!ng the speed limK, Haying to do Sf! woold lead to roorc aecldents and !njurkJs. The most roomt Ohio Poll was conduded ootw•'Cfl AprD 23 and May 9. A random sample of 818 adults from throogh the state wa< lnlervlcwed, an~ resuls are a«:urale to wMhln plu .. or mlnus-3.5 percent. Males were strong supporia's or the lnU'ea<c while women favored 55. Blacks are also strooger proponents of the 65 mph lim II than while<, lhe poll loond. 011"" !llrongly favoring the in<2'.... e to 6ii on f'liral tnterslates, lhe poll ..Ud, w,..e .l,ll.to 29-year·ohls, Ohloar>i with Income over $41,000 a year, college-educated people and Ihose with profession!'! or managerial o=patlort,. '""'ps l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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