http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ed2247ed671448cf34a314697f3c440a.pdf e9df769a81005b0c5abeccf628e36658 PDF Text Text Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel r-:--- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Local briefs--., Chamber plans craft show . The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a craft show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 20, on Court St. In conjunction with Heritage Weekend. Those wishing to participa te should complete the form below and return it to the chamberolllce by June 15. Also area groupds wishing to set up concession booths at that time are asked to contact the chamber office to make arrangements. Dance planned Friday night Larry Hubbard and the True Country Band will provide music for a dance to be held at the Meigs Senior Cit izens Cen ter In Pomeroy from B to 11 p.m. Friday. Admission Is $1.50 and those attending are to take snacks for the refreshment tabl e. Swim le.~sons •• • Tuesday. Juno 9, 1987 ; begin June 15 Swimming lessons at the Middleport Pool will begin June lo and run through June 26. The schedule lor classes Includes: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., swimmer s; 9 a. m. to 10 a.m,, lntermediatf'; 10 a. m. to 11 a.m .. advance beginners; 1J a.m. to 12 noon, beginners live years old or able to touch bottom of the shallow end of the pooL Senior life sav ings will be from o: 30 to 7: 30p.m. Lessons ar e to be given by Laura McCullough. The price will be $12 for the !Irst child, $10 lor the second. The lee lor senior life saving Is $16. Resident s ca n register for the classes by call ing petition, ,._,_____.:,:C:O.: nc:.:lin:.:,:U: :ed:;:,. :omlr~ :.: . .~:p:ag~e'-"J'--!l Legion, and the Blue Streak Cab · Co. Additional contributions !.rom Individuals, businesses and organizations are needed to help pay the costs of the observance. Th ese may be sent to Councilman Gilmore or to Middleport Village Hall . Mayor Hollman r eported that advertisements have been pub· llshed seek lng bids on a new basketball court at Hartinger Park and bids will be opened at the next council meeting. Councilman William Walt ers asked that "children playing" signs be pos ted near the buttonhole park on Pearl St . and Councilman Jack Satterfield reported that the decorative trees In the business section shou ld be topped. Mayor Hoffman ind i· ca ted this will be done. Ma yor Hoffman and council acknow ledged a contribution of lumber from the Facemyer Lumber Co. for the new picnic tables at Diles I 992·9968. Squad.<; have 11 calls Monday Meigs County Emergency Services reports 11 ca lls Monday; Pomeroy at 2:37a.m . to Kingsbu ry Road for Christina Dalley to O'Bieness Memor ial Hospital; Syracuse at 4: 12a.m. to Racine for Ralph Webb to Veteran s Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 7: 46 a. m. to Plum St. for Mary Casto to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Middleport at 10:20 a.m. to North Second Ave . lor Patricia Stanley to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at I : 51 p.m. to Pleasant Ridge Road for Cheryl Hysell to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 4:05p.m. to Salser Road for Kenda Smith to Vet erans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at5: 14 p.rr•. to Pomeroy Health Care Center lor Garnet Williamson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 7:04p.m. to Water St. lor Helen Diddle to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at 8:02p.m. to Harrisonville for Earl Arlx to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ra cine at 8:22 p.m. to Syracuse for Calvin Dowell to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 11 : 48 p.m. to State Route 6R1 West for Cheryl Swiger to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. (As of f0:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi Hospital news Veterans Memorial Monday Admission s - Robert Burke. Tuppers Plains; Mary Cas to, Middleport ; Vivian Powers, Mason, W.Va.; Patricia Stanley. Pomeroy; Cheryl Hysell, Pomeroy; Jack Barnes, Racine; Ulla Strauss, Ra cine: James Burt. Middleport. Monday Discharges - Eugia ,Johnson, Patricia Stanley. Suzan ne Adkins has been chosen Fisher's Big Wheel Associate of the Store for the month of June. • Adkins, who works In the men' s department, was presented her award by Tim Custer, store manager. In add ition, her name will be added to the Associate of the Store plaque In the store. Adkins has been employed at Big Wh eel for one and one-half years and according to Custer, she exe!llpllfles an abovestandard level of job performance, malnt<llns good customer service skills and a positi ve attitude toward the company . Adkins was chosen as one of the outtstandlng associates from over 4,tXJO employees in the New Castle, Pa. based discount department store chain with 80 locations In Connecticut, Indiana, Michigan , New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Wes t Vlr!(lnla. Hall ... Continu ed from page 1 scandal about documents they shredded or the alt era tions he ordered, she replied. " It was a policy of mine not to ask ques tions. I had no right to ques tion him ." The congressional committees now in their sixth week of hearings have heard previous ev idence of North's so-called "s hredding party" Nov. 21, but Hall Is the first to offer direct testimony about the document s r elating to U.S. arms sales to Iran and I he diversion of profit s to Nicaraguan Contra rebels. I Daily stock prices Firm Price Am Electric Power ............. 27 y,. AT&T .. .,..... , ........ ,... ,.......... 26% Ashland Oil ....... ... ........ .. .. 62% Bob Evans Farms ......... ........ 26 Charming Shoppes .............. 27 ~ Federal Mogui ................... .42Y1 Goodyear T&R . .... ......... 67 % Big Wheel picks store associate park. The iables were built by th e Industrial arts department at Meigs High School. Attending the meeting were Mayor Hollman , ClerkTreasurer J on Buck, and CouncUmen Gilmore, Walters, Satterfield and James Clatworthy. Heck's Inc ............. .... ......... .4 o/s Limited Inc ................. .. .... .43'% Multimedi a Inc ... ...... .. ........ 58\'4 Rax Restaur ant s....... .. .. ...... .5'Y,; Robbins & Myers .. ..... ......... 10~ Shoney's Inc . ...... ................ 27\1 Wendy 's Inti. ................ .... .10% Worthington Ind ....... .......... 19 :Y, Lottery numbers CLEVELAND !UPil - Mon· day 's winning Ohio Lottery numbers with ticket sales and payout s: Daily Number 711. Ticket sales totaled $1,244.408, with a payoff due of $1.793,043.50. PJCK-4 8166. PICK-4 ticket sales tolal ed $178,467, with a payoff due of $80,443. PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays $5,376. PICK -4 $1 box bet pays $448. Jury trial begins Monday in Meigs frighten Napper Into calming A jury of six men and six down. Story said Eblln·r later ·, womerl began listening to iestimpicked up the gun , to prevent . ony Monday afternoon In the Napper from getting it. He said · Meigs County Common Pleas the gun accidently fired, shooting Court trial of Johnny C. Eblin, 35, Napper In the leg. Story called •. Pomeroy. Eblin Is charged with the actions Irresponsible conduct ~· aggravated asault In the alleged on both sides and pointed out that • shooting of Charles Napper, 38, Eblin immediately had his girl· : Bailey Run Road , last September friend ca ll the pollee and EMS ; In the Eblin home on West Main and ussed his belt as a tourniquet :. St. , Pomeroy. Napper was shot in the left leg. for Napper's wound until medical help arrived. An opening statement to the The trial before Judge Charles · jurors by Meigs County Pros ecuting Attorney Fred Crow Ill Knight Is expected to continue : through today. began about 1: 15 p.m. Monday, : , followed by an opening stat ement by defense attorney Steve Story. Continued from page 1 Crow charged that Eblin and Napper were drinking at the time lines of automobiles In limited of the Incident . He said tempers production - about 1,000 limouflared and the defendant became sines and four-door touring seangry . The defendant had a .357 dans a year alter three years. magnum handgun In his possesSenate Minority Leader Harry ' sion, cocked the gun and laid It on Meshel, D-Youngstown , pres- · a table between himself and ented the proposal to the board : Napper. Crow alleges that after and said It has the support of the , &n argument, Eblin picked up the entire Youngstown community .. gun and shot Napper. particularly with the InvolveStory maintained that al · ment of the well-known Cafaro · though Eblin has admitted to the Corp. shooting, the Incident was not "Having their signature on it '· Intentional and not criminal. assures Its success," sa aid : Meshel. Story claimed the Incident was one of bad judgment. He said the In a related matter, the board ~­ two men were drinking and that allowed the Department of De- : Napper had persisted in trying to velopment to transfer $1 million · provoke a fight with Eblin during to an es crow account with Dollar the four hours he was visiting the Savings and Trust Co., Young- > home. Story said Eblin had put stown , to make direct capital ,. the cocked gun on the table to . expansion loans of up to $100,000 : to companies In the Mahonlng '• Revival continues Valley , · A revival at the Hobson Church of Christ In Christian Union will To end marriage continue all of this week through June 12. The Dan Hayman Harold E. Lawson and Hilda A. singers will be presented music Lawson, Racine, have filed lor a on Tuesday evening. Services dissolution of marriage In Meigs start at 7:30 each evening. Coun ty Common Pleas Court. State ... ELBERFELDS Fsthet 'g Osg -CHAIR Personal injury cases filed Raymond and Helen Fields, New Haven, W.Va .. and Janet and-Richard McK('(', Portland, have flied per sonal injurlrs suits In Meigs Count y Common Pleas Cour t. The Fields have filed action against George D. Conley , Belpre, rt>questl ng $450,000 damages for Injuries allegedly suffered Aprlll 5, 1986 in an au to accident on State Route7, north of Pomeroy In Salisbury Township. Plaintiffs allege that Conley n egligent!~· operated his motor vehicle Into a motor l'rhklc driven by th e plaintiff, Raymond Fields. Raymond Fields Is asking lor damages In the amount of $350,000. Helen Fields Is requesting $100,000 damages. McKees havr flied an action a!(ainst Dale J , Held, Carroll: United Pulmonary Care Inc., Columbus; Giasrock Home H<·alth Care Inc. Atlanta, Ga.; Glasrock Home Health Care Inc., Columbus; and Hollman and Kuhn inc .. Columbus. requ esting a j udgm ent of $:>(),000. · Plaintiffs allege th at on June 11 . 19R;;, Held negligently drovr his moto r vchidr Into a motor v~hlclc In which Janet MrKee was a passPngcr. The Incident happened on U.S. :13 in Bedford Township. nearthr lntcrsl'c tlon of State Routr 681. At the time. Held was an empl oyee for Pulmonary Care Inc. which later merged w ith Giasrock Home He3ith Carr Inc, Janet Mc Kee Is requesting damages In the amount of$100,000. jointly ancl srvera lly. from the defendant s. Richard McKee is requ estin g $~10,tXltl jointly and severally. Both actions demand a trial by jury. Martha Bal't Ash. ;;5, 44J:l0 Yos t Road . Racine, died Monday at the Holzer MNIIcal Cent er following a six month llln••ss. Mrs. Ash was born at Fores t Run on May :1, 19:12, a daughter of F lor Pncr Epple Baer, Forest Run. und th<' lal<' Alb!•rt Baer. Surv iving In addition to her mother arc her hu sband , Edwin Ash. Fores t Run: tht·ee daugh· ters. Terri Wi lliams. ft ys<' il Run: Ronda Ket chum . Horkingport , and Brenda Curfman, Colorado Sprin gs . Colorado: a son. Brian Ash. Lib!•rty . N. C.. an d a brother. Guy Bing of Middleport. Five gt·andr.hlldren also surv lvP. Bcsldrs her father. Mrs. Ash was preceded In death by a brother, Vernon Fling. Se t·vices will be held at 10::10 a.m. Thursday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. John Evans offi ciat ing. Burial will be In GllmorP C!'m eter·;•. Friends m ay call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday . Lydia L. Davis. 75. 222 West Main St.. Pomeroy, died Monday at O'Bieness Memorial Hospit al fn Athens following a lengthy Illness. Born Oct. 12. 191lln Pomeroy. Miss Da vis was a daughter of the late John S. and Leah Moore Davis. She was a secretary before her r etir ement. Surviving are a brother, Dr. Hugh H. Davis, Pomeroy; five nieces, Mrs. Robert (Elaine) Rogers, Nelsonville; Mrs. Edgar (Jeannette) Altmayer, Levit· town, N. Y.; Mrs. Pierce (Marilyn) Rice, Arlington, Va.; Mrs. Harold (Janet) Ro~an , Fombell, Dailv Number Comer 322 Pick 4 2533 Page 8 Partly cloudy tonight. L!Jw In mid 50s. Variable cloudiness Thursday. Chance of showers and thunderstorms, Highs near RO. • Vol. 37, No. 25 2 Sec1 ions 12 Pages · 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday, June 1O, 1987 Copyrignted 1987 Loss of registrars would cost local taxpayers By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS - Establishing a new motor vehicle registrat ion system co uld cost local gover nments $15 million in val uabl e road maintenance funds in the fi rst two years, state senators were to ld Tuesday. The Ohio Leg isla! ive Bud get Office. in a fi scal not e to members of the Wa ys and Means Committee, set th e loss at $1i.9 million th e first year and $5.6 million the second from a speci al fund fueled by vehic le registr at ion fees, The cost of enlar ging certain regi stra tion sites and stalling them with state employees would be $23.8 million the first yea r and $28.1 million th e second, according to the LBO. If approved by th e Gene;· a! Assembl y, thr new system is to be in place by Jan. I. 1990. Legislation eliminating deputy motor vehicle registrars and replacing them with emplo;·ecs of the Ohio Bureau of Mot or Vehicles wa s given nrst hearing in the Ways and Means Committ ee. It was sent there from the Highways and Transportation Committee. where it had reached an impasse. Meanwhile, a House Finance subcommittee inserted In the $2.4 billion state transportation appropriation a provision permitting counties to add up to $20 to the $5 "piggyback" vehicle regist ration fee now charged In some counties . That money would be used for highway maint enance by cities, counties and town ships. " This is a rare opportunity to reform the archaic. Inefficient and politically riddled systern.;, said Sen . Grace L. Drake, R· Solon. in presenting her bill, which also provides for optional centralized mail-in lor registration re newals. Drake's bill calls lor the abolition of 272 depu ty registrars and 100 driver t esting centers. and consolldat,ion int o 150 enlarged one- stop centers for veh icles registration , driver testing and license Issuance, and other rela ted services. Drake said a special task force which studied the conversion .pegged the cos t of operation at $16.5 million to $1 8.8 million , compared with the current $22 .5 million , She disputed the LBO cost fi gures. " There Is a discrepancy there which we're rea lly going to have to look. over," said Drake. "We're going to cut down on th e numbet' of employ ees and house them In the same place," she said. "Three or lour ye:J rsdown the road it ha s got to be less expensive." Sen. Richard C. Pfeiffer Jr. D-Columbus, sai d he believes turning registration over to stat e employees will make It less cfficlrnt. "Thr ex isting system is very efficient ... he sa id . Pfeiffer al so pointed out that state cmp l o~· ees have collective barga ining r ights and are likel.v to grow more ex pensive as the .vears go by. But Drake said thr mali -In renewal, which will be used by about :10 percent of motorists at thr sta rt. could lower costs sharply lilt is used widely . She sa id It will be easy to fill out a form enclose a check and receive pl ates or tags with no handling charge. T he fee for pl ates. no I co unting the local add-on, Is $20. A $1.:,0 deputy registrar fee wou ld be Piimlna ted. " If you know of a better way to streamline the system, plcasP tell me about it." she said. ln floor action, th e HousP concurred In Sena te changes, 78-12, and sen! to Go\'. Richard F. Celes t e a bill permitt ing corpor ations to form politica l act ion committPes to contribute to canrl\da les. A lso sent to the governor was a bill giv ing local government s limited Immunit Y from lawsuits In I hl' opera tion of pa rks, playgro'unds. golf courses, zoos and other recrea tional lacilltles. Bot h tile House and Senate wer e to " ''Convene today at J: :\0 p.m. -Pomeroy Chamber to relocate office on West Main St. · Pomero y Area Chamber uf 'Commerce will be m oving to an office in the for mer Diamond Savings and Loan bu ilding on West Main Street. Chamber president Bill Nease an nounced the move al Tu esday's regular .chamber meeting which was ·held in the Court St. park. Nease did not know exactly when the move would be made. but said that chamber ha s been inv ited to shar e the building with the Communit y Action Age ncy which is now In th e process of mov ing .J.T.P.A . personnel and equipment to the Di amond VENICE. lt aly tUPI) - E co· nomic " "'SUmm1 11'l\l¥'rs who Issued a cautious declaralion on the tense Persia n Gulf an d ot her divisive political Issues worked toda y to forge a united front on economic matt ers. The leaders of the United Slatrs. Japan, West Germany, Fra nce, It aly and Ca nada met In a (Ina ! plenary sess ion where they were expected to endorse economic measures tha i wlll be inclu ded in a final summit declarat ion. The seventh participant In th e annu al meeting of major nonco mmuni st lndustt·ial nations, Br itish Pr ime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Is faci ng Thursday (""""""' I 0 0 Q /o 0 OFF building. Gall Horton. recentl y hired as J.T .P.A.'s marketi ng specialist, was at the meeting t o briefly explain her duties In her new position. and to stress thai "J.T .P.A. Is more al i gned with business than with other govern· ment agencies." Horton also announced that J .T.P.A. will be underwr iting the cos ts for Foxfire Resor ts to br ing a hot air ball oon to Pomeroy for the upcoming Her itage Weekend celebration June 19-21. Hor ton sa id J,T.P .A. is j oining in the Heritage Weekend.celebration to promot e growing civic pride In the communit y. Tethered bal· loon rides are to be available fro m 51o 7 p.m. each of the three evenings . Final plans lor the balloon should be finalized soon. Patty Park er, the Meigs County Mu seu m's Herit age chairman, was present to an· nounce the museum' s plan s for the weekend celebration. Popu 'lar event s from years past will be on hand ag ain thi s year, includ· lng a calliope and the Sweet Adelines singing group . 1n add !· lion, a pie baking contest wil l be held and a slide show on th e Nort hwest Ten ltory, In honoo· of the territory' s blccmennlal. wi ll be shown. Other Her itage Weekl'nd at lnictlons will include craft sa les and displays on Court St .. th e A.E .P. sternwheeler Juanit a at the levee, and also a display b.Y Southern Ohio Coal Company in the levee area . Parker al so reminded cha mber members that a speclol cel ebration of the N o rthw~s t Territory 's bicentennial will be held July 11 at the Mc•lgs Count y f airgr ounds. Anyone with histori· ca l relics from any of the twelve tow nships of the count y Is Invit ed to display at the fairgrounds on that da y. NeasP announced th at Dr. Harol d Brown of Pomrroy Is a new member to chamber and currently, the organization has an account of $2.4:16. In res ponse to Inform ation from Ann Chapm an. the board passed a mot ion endorsi ng re· quests th at the Ohio Department of Education provide state lund· ing for hiring TA G. eoordlna· tors In Meigs and Ea stern Local School Di str icts Ia serve the needs of talented and !!lfled children, Presently, Southern Local Is t hr on ly Meigs County schoo l dlst r lct with a lull time T AG . coordinator. Chapman said the Pomeroy Merchants Association and the dean of Science and Math at Rio Grande Collegr have agreed to send lett ers of support on the matter to the state. Chapman asked that members of chambers also send support lett ers. · elections and returned home Tues~y. -""'.............. · ..... " Th e summit -closing statement , to be issued today, was expected to include.a plan to use economic Indicators to improve coordination of participating na tions ' economic polici es. The plan was endorsed Tues.day by finance officials. The indicators are believed to include such factors as economic growth, Inflation, trade balan ces . government budgets and money exchange rates. The leaders turn ed to issues of International trade, agr icultural subsidi!'S and how to coordi nate economi c poli cies on the fina l day of a thr ee-day summit marked by a sudden escalation of lietllgerent Am erican talk toward Iran. On Tuesday. the seven leaders easily agreed to spur the United Nations toward finding a sett le· men! of the Iran· Iraq war. They gave verbal backing to keeping vital Persian Gull shipping lanes open to ships of all nations and, on another Issue of world con· cern, to clea ve to a policy of no co ncessions to terrorist s, a policy never before spelled out. Today, U.S. national securit y adviser Frank Carlucci r esta ted American determination to de· fend U.S. fl ag vessels In the Persian Gull but refused to speculate about any military action against Iran If that coun· try deploys Chlnes~· made Silk· worm mIss ites. " We are not specu lating on military options. Our ships are full y prepared to defend thrm selves and to defend the vessels they are escorting .'' he sai d. President Reaga n said he wa s "delighted" with the allies· re· sponse to American appeal s for solidarit y over gulf Iss ues. Secretary of State George Shult z sa id. " We got what we think Is necessary here." But the seven lea ders' decl ar a· lion on the gull, draft ed by aides In an all-night session and approved at the top virtually without discussion. was notably short on speci fics, It made no mention of what the Venice seven arc prepared to do to keep the gull's narrow throa t, the Strait of Hormuz. open to ships of all na tions or how they could prot ec t ships Inside th e gu lf Itself. Disguisin g basic differences over these ques tions, th e leader s urged the adopt ion or " just and effective measures" by the U.N. Securit y Co uncil to secure a cease-lire In the murdr t·ou s 6V., -year-o ld war. Thr('(' earli er S<:>curit y Council resolution s urg· lng just that have had no effect. " I am delight ed with the support we ar c gettIng . the Continued on page 12 DEPUTY PETROVSKY .Stauffer finn purchased by British company Area deaths Martha A"h C~mmunity · Leaders seek united front on economic matters SALE ALL BERKLINE CHAIRS Ohio Lottery Pa.. and Dr. Ruthann Davis, D~arborn, Mich.; a sister-In-law. Mrs. Milton Davis, Dearborn. and a nephew, Milton Davis, Jr., Delta. Utah. In addition to her parl'nts, she was preceded In death by two brothers. Milt on Davis, Sr., and Duane Davis. and a sister, Mrs. Thomas (Geraldine) Young. Graves ide ser v ices will be held at 2: 30p.m. Wednesday at Beech Grove Cem etery wlih Pastor William Mlddleswarth officiatIng. The Ewin~ Funera l Home Is In charge of arrangements. There ar£' no ca lling hours. 1 Yvonne Walker ~~ POIN r PLEASANT - A B ritish company interested primarily In Sta uffer Chemical 's agrochemicals division has reached an agreemen tt o acq uire the co mpany from Unil ever. The transaction between Unllever and Imperial Chemica l Indu stries PLC tiCI l for the sale toiCI of the Stau ffer Chemica l interes ts for $1.692 billion Is expected to be compl eted during July. Sta uffer is a majo r producer of agrochemlcal s, particularly of corn (mal ze t and rice herbi cides: speci alty and performan ce chemicals, incl uding high performance lubrica nt s and flame reta rd ants , catalysts for a wide range of petrochemical s and additives lor sy nthet ic rubber manufacture; and ba sic chemicals. incl uding sulfuric acid and sulfur-based prod ucts , phos phorous products and soda ash. Stauffer was acquired by Unllever In December 1986 as part of the $3.152 billion Chesebrough · Pon~ ' s acqu isi tion. At that time Unllever said Staurrer was one of the Chesebrough-Pond's · ·" " [II Yvonne M . Walker, 70, 40993 Park Road, Shade, died Tuesday at her residence following lengthy illness. She born In Montana on July 29, 1916, and was employed with the govetnment A .S.C.S. program. Mrs. Walker was a member of the Sacred Heart Church In Pomeroy . Surviving are her husband, Burl D. Walker; a son and daughter-In-law, Burl J . and Karen Lee Walker, Coolville: a daughter and son-In-law, Patrl· cia and Thomas Hamilton, Belpre, and three sisters, Irene Doran, Alma Foot and Eva Bear, all of Kalispell, Mo. Three grandchildren also survive. Mrs . Walker was preceded In deal h by her parents and a sister. · Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Sacred Heart Church with Monsignor Anthony Glannamore officiating. Burial will be In Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday where a prayer service wUI be held at 7 p.m . Thursday. businesses that did not lit It s strategic goals. This sal e represents th e largest element of the consequent disposal program which has alreay realized almost $100 million. For JCI. the purcha se brings together two of It s main strategi es of Increasing sales In th e U,S. market and of taking a stronger position In world agrochemlcals. According to a news release Iss ued Ihis week by I CI , there has been strong Interest a lrea dy expressed by other parties In purchasing Stauffer's specialty chemicals di vision, of which the Stauffer plant at Gallipolis Ferry Is a major part. Bill Brady, plant manager . said. however, that the transaction will not affect the management and operation of the local facilit y, which has been In production for 31 yea rs and employs 172 people. · The Gallipolis Ferry plant produces organic phosphate esters utilized as a lire resistant "'I, a hydrolic fluid by the steel. pow er, aut omobile and space Industries . the federal government and U,S. Navy ships. JCI has also been approached by outside parties about buying St auffcr' s basic chemclals uni ts. according to the co mpany's news re lease. In 1986 Stauffer had sal es of over $1.3 billion and pre- tax profit s of approximately $11:! million . The net book va lue of t he assets which are to be so ld Is some $500 million. The sale price of $1.692 billi on Is to be sa tisfied In cash, payable In full on completion of the transaction. ICI will also assume approximately $233 million of St auffer debt. In makin g the announcem en t, Flori s Maljcrs. chairman of Unllever N.V., sa id, " We had detailed discuss ions with several part les stretc h· lng over many weeks and arc delighted to be able to make this announcement. I CI!sa !Inc company andwehavenodoubtthatthis transaction ls lnthe best Interest of all concerned." The acquisition o! the Siauffer agrochemlcals business will sharply advance ICI's position In the U.S. agrochemlca ls market from lith to fourth, and from sixt h to third In world agrochemlcals. ICI's total sales In the United Stat es . which were running at around $.1 billion In 1986, are expected to r ise to more I han $4 billion. Stauffer also has significa nt sales outside the U.S. and production laclllt les In Europe, Latin Amer ica and Southeas t Asia. ICI Chairman Denys Henderson sa id. "The acqulslt ion demonstrat es ICI 's dynamism, puis the ICI Group In an even more powerful position among world chemi cal manufa('tu rers, enhances the group's terr it orial and product spread, and Is a further push lnlo added value bu sinesses. " It also underlin es fCt 's co mmlttment to agricu ltu re and rei nforces our growth In the Important U.S. market." Conclude first phase of arms hearings The Best Seat In The House ... Dad can watch all his favorite sports in a comfortable Berkline Wall-Away Recliner or Rock·A·Lou'nger. All feature handsome styling and detailed tailoring in an array of colors and fabrics. ELBERFELDS POMROY - 992·3671 FlEE DELIVERY LISTENS TO ATI'ORNEY - Fawa Hall, former personal secretary to Lt. Col. Oliver North, llllenl to Plato Caeherll, her attorney, durmc Tuesday's final .euton ol the first phase of the HoUle and Senate Iran-Contra hearlnp In Wuhlapoa. The public hearlnp wUI resume .June 2%. (UPI) ,. .' By E . MICHA.EL MYERS and JUDI HASSON WASHINGTON (UP!) - Th e congressional committees lnvesligating the Iran -Contra scandal ended their first phase of public hearings with the conclusion that a cancer of lies, greed, and abuse ofpowerledtoapolitlcaldebacle lor the United Stales and Presl· dent Reagan. " What these committees have heard is a depresslngstmj.lt Is a story of not telling the truth to the Congress and to the American people," declared Rep. Lee Ha · milton, D·Ind., as he recessed the hearings In their . sixth week Tuesday from his position as chairman of the House ·commit tee reviewing the case. In the first phase of the hearings, Hamilton recounted, the evidence showed Lt. Col. Oliver North ran a network to supply the Nicaraguan Contra -------- ------- - rebel s and diver ted money .to them from secret U.S. arms sales to Iran In defia nce of a congres· slonal ban on such militar y ai d between October 1984 and Oc· tober 1986. In the second phase, schedu led to open June 22, the co mmittees expect to hear more about the policy decisions and governmen· tal involvement behind t he crisis with the long· awaited direct testimony from two of the pivota l players. About the first week of July, Rear Adm. John Poindexter , the president' s ex-national security adviser and North's former boss, Is expected to answer a vital question under limited Immunity from prosecution:. Did he tell Reagan of the apparently Illegal diversion ollran arms profits to the Contras? Reagan has said repeatedly he was Ignorant orthescam that has become the worst crisis of his presidency and called Into ques· lion his judgment, management and memory . Poindexter represen1 s the key link between Reagan and North . Jn late Jul y, the com mitt ees ex pec t to bring forward their ultimate witness - Nort h himself. With similar lega l protec· lion as Poindexter, the gung·ho Mar ine Is ex pected to describe everything from the president' s deal s with I ran In a bid to bu y freedom for u.s. hostages In Lebanon to the diversion scheme whose discovery Jed the pres !dent to fire him as a National Security Council aide Nov. 25. This testimony will be the definitive r ecord of the scandal, ending months of work by Congress and Independent prosecu· tor Lawrence Wal sh since It began to unravel after an arms network ca rgo plane was shot -----·-- -·- --· - down over Nicaragua Oct, ;;_ Tu esday, Hamilton sa id more than 100 hours of "ex traordl· nary" testimony by 18 witnesses al ready have produced a grim national accou nt of such abuses as : - Reagan' s Involvem ent in prl· vale and third-country lund· raising lor the Contras, wit h wealthy contributors courted at the Whit e House, and his approval of pay ments to " terrorist s" to buy the freedom of America n hos tages.' -The NSC's decision to Ignore the congressional ban on Con tra aid anO the revelation that senior officials were shut out or did not car e to know about such policy and often withheld Information or misled Congress In the matter. - The network carrying out U,S. lorelgn policy that Included citizens with divided loyalties Continued on page 12 --·---· - ---- - · • �Wednesday, June 1o. 1987 Commentary ~~ t5: m~ ~v rrL....J L _ - . . f'"T"'t::::!' c Majors t\Mt: tm.'I\N Lf:Aon: R,r l'nited Pr..ss lnl(ormdlun141 El.ist \\' L Pt1 . C. R :li ·:21 - ~ 35 :!:1 .liO:I 11 ~ Turontn ~!'Ito· \'nrk .\lily, auI.: .. Ot•lroil :.!!! '!.t ...n 2f t.} .i.1i R:tltlm~~r -n RONu n ARE.~ ·-=- ROBERT L. WINGETT Pu bllsher PAT WHITEHEAD AssL~tant. Publisher/Controller Scoreboard Made in Japan ~-----J::__a_ck_A_nd_e_rs_o_n_a_nd_Jo_s_ep_h_S_rp_ea_r The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio nEVOTEIJ TO TilE INTERESTS o•' TilE MEIGS-MASON Page-2- The Daily Senti~l Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Wednesday. ~une 10! 1987 , BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of Thf> Unltr-'d Prl'S$ !nt ern a 11onal , Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publi shers t\ ssocia tlon . LE1'TF:H S OF' OP IN ION ;ir(' wclro!TI(' They sh ou ld be lr•ss I han 300 word s Jon~ . All let ters ar('subjc·c t t o o:IJ!l ng <tntl rnu !il b,... s ig ned wJrh n_.me, addn:ss and telcphorw number . Nn un~lgn((llcttcrs w!ll be~ pl·b Ji r.h ed. Letters should hr In good t aste, llddres .~ in ,g Issu es, nol p.•rsooalltl l'S. WASHINGTON - " Made in .Japan " continues to fasclnale !he federa l governmenl's com puler buyers , no matler whal President Reagan may do or say aboul unfair Japanese lrade pracllces. And so me government procurement officials seem wil ting lo overlook jus! about anylhing in thei r zeal lo bu y .Japanese products. Consider this : One da y aft er Hitachi's American distribu tor , ViON, agr eed to plead guilly t o 50 cou nts of fraud on an Army compuler conlract, !he U.S. Customs Service awarded the dlstribulor a $19 million conlract for a Hllachi computer system. As we have already reported, !he Agrlcullure Departmenl noli· VJON wa sn' l exactly a secrel. Alter a two·year investigation, the company agreed to plead guilty to fraud on Aprll 7. The nexl day, Cusloms awarded VION !he $19 million conlract. The day alter that, the compa0y's formal guilty plea was enlered. The Agriculture and Customs computer co nlracts have been held up beca use of protests filed by IBM and Stora geTek. The U.S. manufacturers bolh claim their bids on the Agricul!ure Department contract were several million dollars lower !han ViON 's. Only IBM has prot ested the Customs contra cl, contend· ing thai. while Its bid was higher, i ts compu ter syst em is superior Gag order unpopular WASHINGTON - A ferlrral judge has provoked whal some people on Capllol Hill view as a cons! ilullonal cr isis hy lrying 10 pu l a r es triction on whal a member of Congress can l i~lk about . Conslilutional i s s u~s a s id ~. anyonr fa mili ar wilh thr workings of Congress and the perso nalit ies involved sc·cs the movf' as an utt erl y al len nollon . Word s arc lht' life blood of poli lics. especial ly when potlllcians ar~ galhercd logc lhcr in a lcgislalive body such as Congress. . . . . While many lawmakers concede !hal Congr<'ss ollcn rs alfttc l~d with l oo mu ch l alk, non~ are prepared lo y ield lh ~ir righl lo sprak when 3nd lo whom !hey please. The gag order, apparenlly !he fi rs ! such order ever imposed on a member of Congress, followccl 1he indicl mf'nl In Knox ville. Tenn .. of Rep . Harold F'ord, D·T cnn., on 19 counl s of mail. "" a~d ba.nk fr~ud. The case slcms from F'ord's ;dlcgcd ln vo l vE'm~ nl wllh ftnan cters J;Jke and C. H.Bulcher. II<• is accust'd of laking$:lo0, (](Jil in exc hange for polil ical favors. On April· 29 , Judgr .Jam e., .Jarvis of the U.S. DiSiri!·l for Fa slrrn Tcnness~c ba rrcd all pari ies I o Ill!' ca s!'from I aI ki ng abou I il. exccpl In cou rl. l•'ord was at leas! parlly responsil>lt• for provoking lhr order by publicly accu sing !he u.s. prosrc ul or of r-acism and of wa gi ng a prrsonal vendella agai nsl r ord 's fam il y. Bul !he judge apparcnlly did no! realize lhr g11g order would be v iewed as a lhreal 10 lhr• co nslilu l ional righl s of all member s of Congress. no! jus! F'ord . When rord' s tawyer·s moved lo havL' !h e order rescinded ! hey wrrP joined by powerfu l HOtrsc lr;tdl'r., hlp l'lgures, including Dc·morra lie Speaker Jim Wrighl of Texas and Repuhll ea n leader Bob Miehrl of Illinois. The brief filed wilh !he co ul'l on behalf of lh<' leadership sa id !he judge' s original order "compromises lhr independence of lht' tri(lslallve branch and i nl eferrs wl l h 1hr• co mmuni cal ion bel ween I he prople and their rlf'ctE'd r c prrscn ! <J I ivcs 1hat ser ves 0:1s a e.or nerstonc of our democratic syslcm of govrrnmenl. ... A clra rer rnsl ance of tnslllullonal concern could hard ly be ima gi ned." House cou nse l Sleven Ross. rrpresenl ing I he leadership, sa id il wa s "Jnapproprlal e and co nstllulionall.v impermi ss ibl e for a courl 10 Impose a prior rcs lrai nl bt'lwern !he people of a slalc and !herr d c~ l cd r cpresenlalive ." Th e judge later modified hi s or iginal gag order lo allow F'ord lo discus s !he case In !he eourse of hi s eoni(rcssional dulles. bul !hal f.a llrd to salisfiy F'ord or the House lraclrrs hlp and !he maller wa s appea led loa higher co uri. A dfeision is pend in!'. Ford' s colleagues see !he gag order . rvrn In il s mod ifi ed lorm. as a serious ttr r cal lo !he sc heme of governmen.l prescri bed by !he C'onslllullon. " Todav' s onlcr n•sl rie l ing Ihe a bilil y of a m~mbcr I o commu nicalc with hl ~ co nsti turn ts :.~bout onr parti cular case can beco me lomorrow's order rcslricl ing a member' s abi lil)' 10 co mmunicale wllh hi s conS! IIucnls on an v olher maller." llw leader ship argued. In addilion 10 lht• F'irsl ·Amendm enl rlghl of free speech for all cillzcn s. lhr Co nsl llu 1ion aIso sl a 1es 1 hal m em hers of Congres s "sha II no! be ques lionecl in any olhor place" for whallhry sa )' in Co ngress . Thus thr jud~P ·s atlrmpt to bar F ord from discussing his case with colleagues or constituf'nt s so unc\P<I alarm b01ls t h r mq:~hout th f' Capilol. , The judge s;r id hb oti gin;rl orclf'l' llariiJ< •e n a " Slop gap measure lo h:1 lt ru naw;1~· pu hi it· ;u '(' lJ !-, a lions b~' pt! l'l it ·so n bot ll sides ol' 1h{' cast'·.'· While Ill!' orcll.'r ma1· IHI\' 1' hailed I ill' cross ·fi l'e OVCI' the Ford s crimina l r;1sr. it ha s npt> nrcl a w llo iC' new dC'bate abou t the canst It u t iorw I S('ptlr<l I ion of powrr:-; a rn ong 1hr lrg is Ia 1ivl' and ju.dlclat br:rnc·hes of gon 'rnm,•nl . Old-timer's disease lly IIICK W~:ST WASHIN GON !UPII - An ir'ale l'l':tdcr- Is lhNcaoy olher kind '~ - h11s chal lenged !he nulion Implied by so me obiluaries !hal Rila Ha yworlh pr ob<~ bl y cou ldn'l ac-1 hr r way oul of a pap er b;rg and w;.~ s n ' t mu ch of i.l s in gf'r or dan l'Pr r UI1 r r . This readl'r says ol' llw la!P slar of "C ildo" !hat " her mosl s prrl actular at t ribui C's Wl· n· g \ f1 s that. Wt'l'(' t i(•cl to you 1h.·· To which I ca n onl v sav. " Hrar. h0:n·. " So what 1r Fred Aslalrl' ont't' rC'fPtTf'cl to lwr as tlis faroritf' m ov if' dance partnc•r. I rrrall ini L' r\'irwin g Mi ss ll a~ ' \\' Ort h \\'hen she was In her prime. so In spe;rk , ami I, for onc'. couldn ' l ca rr Jess whrl hrr she could acl , danrP or sing. Mos l of lite r\ a\')' fliers whommle up her USO audlcnecs. I mlghl add . appa rr•n!l)' felt lhr same wa .v. All 1 know Is !hal , will! !hose trgs , lwei she tx•pn a presidrnllal candida I e. she would have bt't'n <1 fronl-!' unnN . Speaking of ha s-bcr tK who woulcl have !hough! I hal afler mot·e !han 20 vcars as n profess ional b;tsPball playrr !hill .J im Bunnin g v.·ould orle d:n· sf'rvr In Congr(•ss '! Or. pulling. I! anolher s:t,\', who would haw !hOugh! 11hen he was eleclf'd 10 Congress i n l'l~fi llwl Hr'Jl ,l im Bunnin g, R- 1\) .. would onr day be added to lhP ros !Pr of !he Old Tinwrs Rosrball ('lassie lobe played In Wa shing! on lalc' r Ihis month. Nor that the congrpssmart is.an.v stmn grr to all · sta r gam f's. As a ma jor lca,e.ur pit hl'r. he wu s ehosc11 ror tht' Amrrira n Lragur l f'~lm seven limes and for !he Nat ional League !ram lwice. Aller being called up by lhr Del ro ll Tigers in 1955, Bunnin g was lraded 10 Philadelphia i n 1%:1, !hen to !he Pill sburgh Pirales in 1967 and finallv l o !he Los Ange lr sr Dodgers In 1%9. clearin g !he wa .v for him 10 be' resigned b)• lh<' Phllllrs. That' s according l<l the ba srball card lie handed ou1 dur ing !he 1986 congresssional ca mpa ign. Whal !he card ca lls a "glorious Cilreer " endPd in 1971. Bunning having once pit ched a no-hilll•r and having compiled a 219· 172 won·losl record . As lndlcaled by the facl thai he will be playing in ! he Old Timers Clas sic for !he firs! lime, Bunning Is now getting on up !here. According to the card. Bunning was born In Kemucky in 1931. AI any ra te his credlllals for !he ga m e are impressive. Among !he "JIM DANDY DATES" listed on !he card Is 1958, when Bunning became !he lhlrd hurler In Tiger hislory to pitch a no·hil game. Bul don'! get the idea his name is belter suited lobaseballlhan to pollllcs. As a pitcher, Bunning may have bun led a lot but as a politician he had to ge1 used to flying bunting. And I would say the name fit s Republicanism better than. say. tha t of the Senate's GOP leader, Rober! Dol e of Kansas. Although Dole has made himself available for his party' s presfdentlcal nomination, his name mlghl be more aplly applied lo some of the Democratic budget·bustlng programs. During his two years in Congress, there has been no talk of trading Bunning to the Democrats. WtleRe~ CUoMo ..? A leader who accepted White Gary Han was lhrowing away hi s ca mpaign and Presidenl Reagan was forgetting wha-t his minions were up to , a cur ious series of even ts was taking place in the capllal of Missouri. T he popul ar slale head of edu ca llon wa s sneaking inlo a grocery slore and drinking liquor in a men's room. Over a period of monlhs. Arthur Ma !lory wa s l aking wine off the slore's shelves. going to !he men 's room. hav ing a f ew snor ls and leav ing !he spenl bollles in !he lavatory. Mallory' s secret didn'l escape I he allen li on of slore employees, however . Apparently oncoflhem !old Sl. Louis Post -Dispalch rcporlcr Ter ry Ganey, who broke !he slory. In a press conference, Mallory adm ill ed wha l he had done, crying and ca l ling II an "evil lhing." He sa id he had dpvelopcd a chemica l dcpen· dcncy thai he was afraid lo admil to even his family, and even more afraid lo admil lo !he public by aclu ally buying !he wine. He Is a Baplisl deacon. to !he Hitachi sys tem ViON offered . The American companies' appeal is under consideration by !he Genera l Services Admlnls trallon. A decision is expected !h is month. The Army's fraud case again! ViON came alter investigators delermined that !he company had not provided !he computer equipment it had agreed to, and which the Army had paid lor, according io Lt. Col. Dave Burpee. ViON pleaded guilty to 50 counts of fraud and was fined $579,407. As part of t he settlement, Burpee said, ViON is required to inform the Army of any subse· quenl contracts it obtains from federal agencies. He sa id Agri· culture and Customs were noli lied of ViON's guilty plea "so !hey can monitor their contract s more closely." When our r eporter Karen Tal· ley inquired about the company' s guilty plea. the Customs Service ch ief counsel, Mike Schmllz, admll!ed he knew about it , and added: "But they weren't de· barred." Thai means VI ON wa~ no! legally prohibited from ob· l ainlng future federal contracts - Including the one It was awarded the day alter It agreed to plead guilty in the Army case. Agricultu re and Customs purchasing offiers say the Hitachi computers offered by ViON are best suited to their needs . IBM and StorageTek dispute this claim. The Cust oms Service will use its new com puler system to relay law-enforcement information to airports and border checkpoints. The Agriculture Departm ent computer sys tem will fill a number of admlnlslralive needs, includin g payroll and finan ce, at the agency's Washington head · quarlers and In offices elsewhere in the country. as c lose t o a heaven on earth as friends suspected anything, bul !he news swept through the Mlssiouri media with about the same force as wou ld Nancy Reagan's adm ission to secret m arijuana puffing oul a window of the Lincoln bedroom. Mallory had dislinguished himse lf early as young, slrong and capable. His ri se was meteoric: dean. college presidenl. He beca me slalc commissioner of edu calion at !he age of 38 and he ha s held !he posl for 16 years. He has a magnelic personalit y !hal pol iticia ns pay olher people l o build l or them and still only a few carry off. He was the cream of the crop of his gencra lion of educa lors and adm inistra lors. And yel. Arthur Mallory found It necessarv to sneak inlo a grocery slo.re and steal wine. What in heaven's name could l ea d a man like thai to beh ave like a common wino ? I imagine heaven had more 10 do wllh it !han any of us can fathom . Here' s a m an who buill any teacher can dream of, and whose moral life was bu ill around a ca ll for stiff upperllps during life and !he promises of heaven everlasti ng alter death. Where docs a man like Arthur Mallory !u r n when his life l eaves him lonely and frightened, and even !he promise of heaven later ca n' I touch hi s pain now? There are few options open loa man li ke Arthur Mallory, a Baptist deacon . a pillar of his co mmunity . Some men seek help, and olhers don' t risk II . know in g !hal many will call him weak. The community menial heallh facilily in my cily of 130,000 idenlifies "well·known persona lilies" only by a number . Thai way olhers In the community are much tess li kely lo Jearn of the need for guidance. help or just an understanding ear. I'd be the l as! lo call sleall ng wine a good way lo deal with stress and fear. But I'd also be !he Ja s!'lo pain! a finger. I've seen alcoholism in my own family . The comple!ed producls are shipped back across I he border wl lh import and exporl Ia riffs paid only on lht> va lue added during processing in Mex ico. Th e goods produced under the maquiladora program mclude Wesl inghouse and RCA eleclron· ics, General Motors and Ford vehicle component s, Matlel and Kenner toys and hundred s of olher product s sold by America's largest corporations . Mexico es tablished !he maqull· adora program in 1965 lo offset !he loss of jobs ca used by this country's termination of the bracero program , which allowed Mexicans engaged In seasonal farm work to legally cross the border . At !he end of !he fir s! yea r, !here were 12 m aquil adora plant s employing 3, 000 workers. Today, there are morel han 1,000 facilities providing jobs for 250,000 to 300,000 people . The vast majority are women and the largest si ngle group is engaged In textile apparel work . The maquiladora program ac· counts lor 11 percent of Mexico's employment, genera tes alm oSI SU billion In annual r evenues and has become the second largest Industry- behind oil bu t ahead of tourism . That's fine for Mexico, but what about the Impact In this country? Numerous Northern politicians and labor union offl cla ls have complained that the maquiladora program has been the catalyst lor the "export" of jobs to plants where the minrmum wage Is $3.30 -per day. Thus, maquiladora workers can earn less than In a 'day than domeslic employees enlilled to !he $3.35 mmtmum wage ca n make In an hour. Bul !her e is convincing evl· dence !hat if !he maquil adora program did no! exist, many domeslic firms wou ld have moved labor-inlenslve plants to Singapore. Hong Kong, South ~ STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM -1 0 PM ..~u - ~'9 :! 'i ..\ I ll '!! !'I ..\1)0 •!li :1~ Hll :::1 J l .t!G .,., l'' ill'; ( ' hlt· a~c,o ll 1 ~~. ~ ~: ' s•; j l! 'l'll~'!iday's Kt:~uh: 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Torttntn i, :r-.:t•w \'nrk ~ Ut'truu M, ~lihnwkt·r .i ll t., lun t Bnllin)f)rt• I ,\ linnt'Mila ~. Kansll'i f'll y '! fallforNu ~. f' lt•vt•larul ~ Oak lund II, ( ' hh·ll.f:O J :t. ~· atUr 11 Yt'rdn..,.da.~-· ·~ Gai!II"'- ·r,.\a.-. C'hlt· a~~;u lr\ 111'0 fl ·2\ at Oakland (,\ n· d ujar 1- 11 . :1: 15 p.m . Turuntu IKI',\' ~-:l ) ut l'lit•" \"uri.; t·lutm 6-l t. ~ : :lll jl. ll l . 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We may never know what drove Arthur Mallory to dowhat he did. Yet what he did after the news broke will stick In my mind as strong as the deed itself. He admitted it forthrightly, tried to resign his job (the state board of education did not acct>pl the reslgnationt and lhanked Terry Ganey for telling the truth and forcing him lo come to grips with his problem. Coming so quick on !he heels of Hart's sniveling press-blaming and Reagan's se· lective memory, it was a rt>freshlng lesson In honesty. Some people In Missouri worry !hat a man like Arthur Mallory Is a poor example for youth they are lrylng to steer away from chemical dependency . l j usl hope they didn't m iss the opportun ll y to po int oul lo the kids a prime lesson In "the buck stops here." LB. Jl.m. Tltur.du.\·'s l>amt'!'o 1\ll :tnla at l'lndnnat l. niKitl Hou, t on 111 l.us ,\ltki'h'S. nl l(hl Sun lllt•"" ul :-ia11 Franl'lst•rt , niKhl INTF.RNATION,\1. u ; ,\tli ' E \'' I. 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Con artists apparently working area Meigs Alhlelic Direcl or Gor· don F'lsher and Meigs Alhlelic Boos! er Prr sidenl Jam es Soulsbv issued a word of caullon !oday concernlngsollcllallon s by !elephone in which !he ca ller sugges l s he or she Is connecled wllh !he school or booster organizal i0n. Fisher reports !hal only one firm which prints a spans calendar each year Is an aulhorized agenl l o sollcll lunds for !hal purpose. The caller should ldenlify himself and ·state !he purpose or 1he sollcllallon. Soulby says !he alhlelic bOOS· l ers do no! ·have anyone oulslde the district representl~g !hem since local members. known lo local resldenls. are used to engage In fund raising projects such as selling program ads and these representatives normally make personal contacl. Soulby emphasized that no one should conlrlbule 1o any person whom !hey feel Is not an authorized representative the group and when purchasln~ an ad should obtain a receipt showing thr sollcllator's name and the group represented . Anyone with doubt regarding contacts made along lhese lines Is asked to call Flshero!Soulsby. 1 NEED TO KAVE A PRIVAT~ MEETING WITH THE PRESlDEt\T. ' , TifArs IMPOSSIBLE! \ I WANT TO MAKE A SIZABLE CONTRIBUTlON TO THE CONTIOO. J :u Th ,~.. Berry's World J 9 :kl ti .i.U - .\ llnnt>!<QI' o :,ldanr! S4· uJ lit• Calllornl Mexico snares runaway jobs____;._____:R:.:.: ob-e=:-.: . . :.rt- -~- -al:. :. . :.te-=-rs NOGALES, Ariz . (NEAt The nondrscrlpl industrial build· lngs, Identified on ly by unlnlormal ive names such as " Ke· lomrx" and "P ermcx," arc crowded togelher In a b leak mnnufacluring co mplex rn the adjacenl border communit y of Nogales. Mexico. Thai drea ry facade is decep· l ive, however. because !he build lngs house a relallvely new form of economic activity of consider able co nsequences Ia both !he Unllcd Sta te and Mexico. Under Mexico's maquiladora pr og ram. low -wage, Jow·skill employees in lhoseplantsa ssem · ble chain saws. circuli board , sullcases, medical equipment and a host of ot her items dt>slined for sale In !his counlry . Noga les, Mexico, is only one cr nler of maquiladora acllvlly. Oi hN Mexican cities with sizable cross-border production faclll ti es Include Ciudad Juarez. across !he Rio Grande fr om El Paso. Texas: Tijuana, south of San Diego , Calif. : Matamoros, aross !he Rio Grande from Brow~svllle, Texas: and Mexlca ll, south of El Centro, Calif. (AIIhough Mexican law orlgl· nally allowed the establlshmenl of maquiladora plants onl y within as 12 ~ ·mile-wlde strip soulh of the U.S. border, they now ca n he sited almost anywhere In the country's Interior.) Under the maquiladora program, the Mexican government allows the duty·free Importation of raw materials and camponents as well as the machinery . and equipment required for the assembly of the unfinished goods. .m \\ f':'o l 1\an:-.~ ( ' I\ blame--..:.S_ara_h~Ov_ers_tre_et I don' ! know if Mallory's close .) It t"i :11 .-lG& !11 1 ~·o :r; .351 hi Clt'\' t•lod fled an American computer manufacturer on April17 that it had lo st oul on a $48 million conl racl to !he Hitach i dislribulor. As II happens, that was the very day !h e president an· noun ced ta riffs on certain Japa nese produ cts as p.unishmentlor !heir manufacturers' violations of tr ade agreements belween the Uniled State and Japqn . The particular Hitachi compu· l ers !he two agencies want aren't on the punitive Ia riff lis!. But the giant Japanese firm was one of severa l thai had been dumping computer chips on the U.S. market, which was the reason lor the ta'flfl. The Army's fraud case against :~1 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities 1 · THAr's DIFFERENT.' ' 'J GRADE A _ 89( Ex. Lg. Eggs .. ~~~=. 2/ 9( SKINNER ELBO MA~ARONI OR Spaghett1 ..••..• m~•.• 6 oz. HANOVER 14.5 Pork & Beans ..•. .... ·cooP<W· .....•• • • ••• f)(CAF. • • • • ••••• •• • MAXWELl HOUSE ao•. •3." INSTANT COFFEE 9 o• •3.99, s..t.o, : $ 1 DAIRY LANE Ice Cream •••••••••••• $1 09 112 GAL. 4I $1 FLAVORITE ASSORTED ' . Twin Pops •...•...••... 79< • ····coo~······· •••• C\111. • • • • " • • • • 0 • .• :VELVET PAPER TOWELS " •• Large • • Roll • .• ••• •• COUPON : : : : :. ~ •• •• • " FLAVORITE • ~ : EVAPORATED MILK 12 PAK HEINZ STRAINED • • •• BABY FOOD • • • : 4.5 oz. •• : · limit 1 With Coupon 0 • 3/Sl 4I Sl 3/Sl •! 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Califor change-ups to Ken Will lams, nia nipped Cleveland 6-5 and Cu rt Young chan ged his strategy Texas blank ed Seattle 3- 0. and it cost him a no-hitter. Blue ,Jays i, Yankees 2 Young was within lour outs of a AI New York , John Cerutti no-hitt er Tuesday night, but permitt ed th ree hit s over 5 2-3 Williams spoiled hi s gem by In nings and Jesse Bar fi eld co lhit tin g a 2-2 pitch lor a two-run ec ted a homer and three RBI to l homr r. send the Blue Ja ys to their " I wa s tryi ng to throw him a seventh straight v ictory. fastball but that's the pit ch he's Tigers 8, Brewers 5 goin g to hit out of th e ballpark." · At Detroit, Jack Morr is ear ned sa id Young, whO settled for hi s hi s seventh straight victory and second career one-hitter as the Bill Madlock drove i n two run s Athi1•t ics beat the White So x 8-3. wit h four hit s to lilt the Tigers to " I had thrown him two changeth eir fourth consecutive ups prior to that, probabl y the triumph. two hest I 'd thrown all night. I Red Sox 2, Orioles I wa s t hinkin g may be I could slip a AI Balllmore, . Ellis Burks fast ball by him, so It was rea lly si ngled hom e Dwi ght Evan s In my fault ." the eighth inning to support Young, 8-:1. had limited the Bruce Hurst and the Red Sox . While Sox to I hrc1• walks before Twins 5, Royals 2 Williams - hitless in his preAt Minneapo lis. new ly acvious Hi at -bat s- homered in to qulrrd .Joe Niekro won hi s first th<! left -fi eld sca ts to tri m Oak · game as a Twin and Tim Laudner land 's !Pa d to 7-J blasted a two-run homer to give Youn g. a ieft -handPr . ll'as Minnesota It s fourth stra ight sc<'ki ng 10 throw the first norriumph. hiHrr by an A thl etic since M ike Angels 6, Indian• 5 WatTI'n no-hit the Wh ite Sox on ,\t Anahei m. Ca li f., Wally Srpt. 29, .19R:I. You ng was thP Jo.v ner Hnd Mark McLem ore second pitehcr In three d;~v s to si ngled home two runs apiece in a approaeh a no-hitt er. PhiladPI four -run scv enth inning that phl a rookie Mi ke .J ac kson held helped the Angels rally . MontrPal hit less for right innings Ran gcrs 3, Marlners 0 Sunday before allowin g two hit s. At Sca tllc, Jose Guzman Young ret irf'd the sidC' i n ordc1 tl'CJm cd with two f('lir ver s on a in the ni nth to complerr hi s five-hillrt· to help the Rangers ~ c·cond onC'-hittf'r in rw o se aso ns. snap a rh ree-ga rn r losi ng strea k . ThP oth c·r came Oct. o againsr Kan sas Cit y. Young fin is hod with UPI Sports Writ er BOSTON (UPI I - With one graceful hook shot , Magic Johnson won the hardest- fought ga me of this 'year's NBA finals and gave the Los Angeles Laker a3-1 adva ntage that history guaran tees wlll mean a tille, With a 107-106 victory over !he Boston Celtics Tu esday ni gh!. rhe Lakers moved to 1he thres hold of thei r 10t h cham pionship. No team has ever ra llied su ccess fully from a :1-1 deficit in the fl nats. Los Angeles tra iled 106- 105 when, wJth two seconds remainIng, Johnson hi t a 10-foot ru nn ing hook shot over Kevin McHale and Hobert Parish. "When you get the ball in Magic's hands. anythi ng can happen ," teamm ate James Worthy sa id. Johnson fini shed with a gamehigh 29 point s on 12-of-20 shoal · lng. He wa s I he only Los Angeles start er to shoot better th an 50 perce nt in the rugged game, on which .John so n commen ted, "Everybody wa s banging and slammin g in t here." F'or the Ccltics, the loss was only their thi r d in 88 games at Boston Garden. Mc Hal <• scored 2fi point s to pace th e defending champions. The La kers tra iled by as many as 16 point s in the third qu art er and by 8 with 3: .JOr emain ing. A 9- 0 ru n, aided by three Boston turnovers. culmi'nated in .Ka recm Abdu l- Jabbar' s dunk off an alley -oop pass from John son with 29 seco nds left and Los Angeles led 104-103, its fi rst adva nt age since the opening minut es . Larrv Bird hit a 3- pointer for t hrr l' wu l k s and SC\'Cn st rikeou ts. "This limr. ju s! like thr las ! limf'. I was rrl axed." sai d Young, who In hi s fourth season has c!Pveloprd Int o Oaklancl' s lws t ~ t a r tf'r . " It was a rC'al good game for us . We finally moved two gam es over .!\flO and I thin k wr should be on our way now ." l\l trr F'rcd Manrique walked with one out In th e eighth , Ozz le Cuillen fl ied out to left. William s thr n hit hi s third home ru n of thr season .Jerry Roys ter grounded ou t to r nd the Inning. "I wasn' t try in g to clo anyt hing diffNrn t," Williams sa id , "j ust hit the baiL I fa ~ed him las t year and hr ate me up, j ust like tonig ht. Hr was keepin g cvrrybO(Iv off halanec ." Chleugo st ar·ter .lose DeLeon, 4-!i, worked five Innings, allow ing six runs on eight hit s. Josr Ca nseeo hit a two-run homer and Heggie Jackson had three RB I to pace the Oakland attack . Elsrwhrrr. Toront o pounded Nt·w York 7-2, Dl~ tr oit tr ipp<'d Boston with 12 seconds left. Abdul·Jabbar was fouled four seconds later and he made the first free throw. But the second bounced back ou t and In the scra mble lor the rebound. the ball was knocked off McHale's hands and out of bounds. Michael Cooper In bounded to Johnson. who passed up a jump· shot opportunit y on the left side and drove across the lane for \\'hat he expected would be a short j umper. leaped from their bench. ·. Because the Lakers were not In a penalty situation, Bird expeeled to be fouled before at tempting a shot , so he said he hurried his release. . " I gar It up there and had an opportunity," he said. "I'd just sort of like to freeze It up there . and leave it ." Bird finished with 21 point s despite scoring only 2 In th e first t "Then I sa w Kevin come at m('." .Johnson said. " I don' t get hi gh and Kevi n would have bl ocked it . So the hook shot was my best c.hoice.': ~+~+o·o Special of the Wuk · WITH ~ • $ Frtes ............... 1.94 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the End of the P-roy-Mason Bridge POMEROY, OH. 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Dave .Parker, wh o has been pounding the ball for the Reds from his cleanup spot, go t tossed out of the game by pla te umpire Charlie William s after arguin g a called strike In the fourth inning. " I don' t think he said rhat m uch to be evicted," said Rose. The ser ies fin ale ioday pit s rhe Reds Bill Gullickson. 7-2, against Sa n Franciso's Jim Gott. 1-0. Dodgers 5, Braves 3 Tim Leary and Alejandro Pen a rever sed roles Tues day night in a move th at. at least. temporarily solved thr Dodgers' pitc hing WOC'S. John Shel b)' and Mike Ma r shall each hir a rwo-r un homer to back the combined eight -hit pit ching of Leary and Pena . giving Los A ngeles a 5-3 vi ctory over thP Atlan ta Bra ves. Leary . making onl y his seco nd start of the seaso n. was pushed into the srarting rotation due to !he ineffect ivencss of Pen a. who was 0-5as a starter. Thr Dodgers havr bern h~rting for a fifl h ODLAND Seven-Up 8 ~-· 1 1·"""'"'' I DIET OR REGULAR ' ~ ........ NEW PLASTIC BOnLE 16 oz. 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Ri ck Honeyc ul!. and Orel Her shi scr. Houston I, San Diego 0 At Houston. Dannv Darwin and Dave Srrii th combin<:d on a fout··hi rler and Bill Doran drov~ In A Jan Ashb1 "'ilh at h il'<l· inn ing grounclout 10 s par~ the A>lros. Your Independently Owned Low-Priced Supermarket EASTMAN'S. Summer results Choice lvergrHn Anortment --1 ...,, A - Pete Rose, who used lefry Tom Browning in a relief role for the first time in Browning's big league career . " Pacillo go1 behind ear ly and that 's been a rrend on !his ballclub," Rose co mmented. "We don't look like a good club when 1\'e fall bPhind until our offrn>r gets going. A nd tonight it 0111 IIIUUI $2.11 DOUBLE PRIITS lOW EVERY DIY! c.c1 · CINCINNATI t UP]) - Roger Cra1g could hard ly beli eve It himself. The San F'rancico manaj;er. hts club rocked by a Cinci nnati Reds' comeback a ni ght earlier. watched his Giants rebound Tuesday night by ripping the Reds as l efl -hander Mark Dav is a,nd first ba sem an Will Cl ark co mbined to lead !heir team a 10-2 victory. "Thai was one we rea lly needed." said Craig after the Giants closed t o wit hin two games of the NL West-leadi ng Red s b ehind t he ni ne- hit • co mplet e-game effort of Davi ; and the slugging of Clark, who drove in fou r runs and went 3· for-o at the plate. "Ba se ball' s an am azi ng ga me," sai d Craig. "They said our club was demora lized and all that. and look what happened . 11 wa s unbelievable." What happened was rhar the Giant s, unable to hold a 6-0 lead over the Reds in a 7-6 loss Monday night, banged out 13 hits. including homers bv Clark and Mall Williams In pounding Reds rookie Par Pacillo and his successor s int o s ubmiss ion . "It wa s a masterful performance by Mr. Da vis," Craig said, "and it couldn't have come at a more opportune lim e. He' s come all the way back after havin g had his highs and lows fo r us and he'll be in our rotation . H e's a got a new fas tball to go wi th his good split -finger pit ch." Davis. 4-4. gave up nine hit s w hile striking out four and walking just one in his fir st complet e game in nearly th ree years {s in ce losing to the Chicago Cubs 6-4 on Jun e 19. 1984) and his first nine-inning victOr)' since blanking Los Angeles 1-0 on SPpt. l.'i, 1983. " I wanted him to go all the way," added Craig, " because 1 knew it would be a great .confidence builder for him." Clark. who has hammered the baseball at a .458 clip for th e la st 16 games with four homers and 10 RBI , r('ceived speci al pr aise from his mana ger. "He' s a great hitter. a born hitter. " sa id Craig. "He 's going t o be an outstanding hitter his whole life, no doubt-about i t." Clark, now hitting .328. cornpared t!te Gian ts' offensce to I ha t of the Reds , noting th at "we're very explo sive and I thin k we proved it ton ight. La st night 1M ond ay 1. we couldn't hol d a l ead bul ton ight it was different. We ju st k ept piling It on and that's what you have to do ." The Gia nts got to Pacillo. 1-2. for thrrc r uns in the seco nd when Clark sm acked hi s lOth homer to right cent er with Chris Spei er on base. And they added single run s in the third and filth innings before bombing Reds reliever Rob Murphy for four straight hit s o n the way to five ru ns in the s lxth. " We jus t got our tail s kic ked tonight." sa id Reds manager oz. The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Giants clobber Reds, 10-2; .Dodgers win . third ·tilt in row half. Danny· Ainge contributed 23, Parish 18 and Dennis Johnson 15. The Celtlcs bench contributed only 4 points whUe the Lakers reserves provid ed 26 points. For Los Angeles , Worthy scored 21 points , despite going scoreless for the game's first 22: 14. Abdui-Jabbar scored 16, but missed 12 of his 17 field - goal anempts. $ 1• 39 oping his hook this year. said it . hasn' t the potency of AbdulJabbar's famed skyhook . " I ca ll It the junior, Junior, junior, junior skyhook," Johnson sa id. "Kar eem has more range with his - he ca n go out 15-16 feet . Mine ha s to be 7-Sieer out.·· After Johnson's shot swis hed through, Boston called llrneou t and inbounded the ball at half· court. Bird was momentarily open in the left corner but his off-balance j umper hit the far side of the rim and bounced away as time expired and th e Lakers Pomeroy- Middleport..Ohio 98f pal<l at Pom f' ro._., Oh\1 MPmnl'r : Vnlh'<l Prf's<: lntrrnallnn;-1l. Jnl1.1ml [)nil,. Pn~~ A<:c:oria! lon tlnd I hl' Ohio NrwsPaJX>r A!'1o."OCI <llinn. Na!lona I Ad\'rrrls in~ RrprN~rn I a I I\'('. Branham Nf'wspap<'r Sa l ~ . 733 Third ;\n•nu l'. Nrw York . NC\A' York 10017. 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DEW, PEPSI FREE DIET or REGULAR Pepsi-Cola Heinz Ketchup LIMIT ONE �Wednesday, June 10, 1987 Beat of the bend Free and entertaining toge ther - a nice fami ly_ By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Rac in e V ill ag~ will hold another of it s tree program s of ent ert ai n ment at 7: 30 p.m. Sa tu rday at the Shri ne Park. Sue and Harold Hager and Doug Ci r cl e were on hand for t he last such event and wi ll be on hand Sa turday night to take part along wit h the Bend Ri ver Band. Banjoist Steve Burson Is also bein g ln \'itcd to Join In the program. The even ing Is free of charge and Is open to the publlc. For yo ur ow n comfort . be sure to Ja ke along your folding lawn chair. Since horses hoe pit ch ing is growi ng here what with the new court s at the Dave Diles Park in Middleport, let me tell you about t he Governor's Open Horseslioe Tour nament to be held Aug. 7 t hrough A ug. 20 at the 1987 Ohio State Fair. There are big bucks involved a purse of $7,500, in tact. The tourna m en t is open to all comers and classes of two percent to 8.') percent wi ll be sched uled . II cos ts $25 to ent er and en tr ies m ust be post m arked no later th an .J uly 1. After your en try is r eceived you will be ass igned a day and t ime to pit ch an d you will bf' sent two admi ss ion tickets to the state fair . The fou r peop le emergi ng fr om t he event with t he highest percentage wil l be eligi ble to complete In th e Invitation tournament being held Aug . 21-23 and the guara nt eed purse for the invit at iona l Is $15, 000. I suspec t if you're int eres ted In en teri ng t he state fair tour nev Harry Lee Ba i ley . Pomeroy. ca ~ givl' you a helpln' hand. · Former Middleport res ident. Mrs. Dorothy Harley, wi l l mark her 93rd birt hday on .June 17. Mrs. Harley' s husba nd. .James. was m ayor of Middleport many years ago. Cards may be sent to her at the Ohio Masonic Home. 26o5 West National Road , Springfield, Ohio 45004. I ncidenta lly, I und er stand th at Mrs. Har le:; is doing well. B ill Kennedy of Rou te 33 near Pom er oy ha s been having som e health probl ems - pneum onia twic e In the last month and has be<>n a patient at Veteran s Memorial Hospita l bu t Is hom e now. He still has some hea lth problems but Is wor king on them_ Bill and his wife. Car r ie. are mos t gr atP ful for the prayers, car ds and telephone ca ll s du r in g his lates t bouts. Ca rr ie and B ill, who ar e bl essed w ith hum orous outlooks on about eve ry th ing, comment thai wit h so much suppor t fro m fr iends an d fa mily, they ca n' t do any thi ng but hang r ight In there. Angel la E . Spencer. da ught er of M r. and Mrs. Roger Spencer , Tupper s Plai ns and a member of th is spri ng's Eas tern High gr adual ln g class, has been accept ed at Otl erbei n Coll ege tor the fa ll and wil l major elementa ry educal ion. Otl erbcin. located at Westervi ll e, is a priva te libera l ar ts Inst it ution affil ia ted with the Unit ed Methodi st Chu rch. Incident ally, Bil l an d l'ar r ir will mark lhPi r o6th weddi ng anniversa ry of ,Ju ne 18 and · !h(•y're thankful for the years Pre.rbyteriam to hear .propo.red new pa.rtor The Rev. Will iam Holtz of Pennsy lva nia will be at the Middleport Pr es byteria n Church Sund ay mor ning at 11 a.m. ror.a trial ser mon prpparatory for· a vote on him as a poss ible pa stor for the Meigs Prt•s by ter·ian Churches of M iddlepo rt , Syra c u se a nd Harr iso n ville . Mem ber s of t he r es prct lvr co ngrega t ions arc ur ged to a l t~ nd the SCI'Vk~ . Members of the Ent erprise United Me thodi st Chu rch will welco me t heir pastor home from t he wee k-long co nference at Lakeside th is week with a r eception at 2 p.m . Su nday at the c hurc h. Mary Kay's so disa ppoint ed'. Pony co mbs arr " in" and she does n' t even have a pony. Do keep smil ing. 4-H judging contests are announced Wednesday, June 10, 1987 Page- 6 Handicapped awareness campaign is conducted An awareness campaign to alert residents on the educat ion right s of handicapped children is be in g co nd ucted i n Meig s Count y. The loca l publ ic school dis tricts and the Ohio Departmen t of Education are attempting to Identify handicapped ch il dren from bi rth through- 21 who may be in need of special education program s_ Childre n entitled to these programs and serv ices incl ude those with hearing impairments. or thoped ic. ph ysical and other heal th Impairm ents, visual im pai rment s. severa l of mult iple Pomeroy OES meets. I I impairments, mental retarda tion. speech. and language of hearing impairmen ts. Once a child Is identif ied the child's parent s arc con tact eda nd notified of their rights. arra ngement s are made to eva luate the child in cooperation w ith the parents. Resident s wishing more infor- malion on the matter arr? to cont act the Eastern Local School Dist ric t. Mary Price at 38900 S.R. 7, Reedsvlllr. Ohio 43772, phone 9R5-4292; Southern Loca l School District ..Joyce Thoren. E lm St. , Racine, Ohio 45771, phone 9492iil l. or Charles Holliday. Meigs Loca l School Dist rict. 742-.3113. Fat her s were honored at the Tuesday night meeting of Pomeroy Chapter 186. Order of the Eas tern Star, held al the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Each of the fathers was presen ted wit h a handk er chief. Kat hryn Windon and Ziba M idkiff, wor t hy matr on and worthy pa.tron, presided at the m eeting wit h past ma trons and past patrons being present ed. T he wor thy matron t hanked her off icers and noted that in July past matrons and pas t patrons of Pom eroy Chap t er will be honored. A picnics was announced for J un e 28 at 5:30 p. m . at the hom e of Nia l and Vi rginia Sal ser, Graduate named from school Mark E mmons Circle. son of Pat r icia and Melv in Circle, grad ua ted in the 525 m ember se nior class of Sou thea st High School at Wi chita. Ka nsas recentlv . He plans to at tend K ansa s Universlt y at Lawrence , Kansas this fa ll . A tt ending the commencement and r eception from this area were several uncles and aunt s, Mr . and M rs . J ames Cir cle of New Haven. M rs . Cla r a Pi erce of Athens, Mr s. Helen Perry of Holland, and Mr. and M rs. James Butcher and four child- The contes t and j udg ing schefor 4- H cl ub m embers has been announ ced by the M ei gs County Extension Office. . On F riday the annual health and safety spea king contest wlll be held at the extension office. On Aug_ 1. m iscellaneous judging wtll take place at Meigs Hi gh Sc hool. and on Aug. 3, begi nning at 9:30 a. m . the demonstra tion contests will begin. Food j ud ging will be held on Aug_ 4 beginning at 4 p.m at the du l~ The Daily Sentinel · By The Bend Pom,roy Middleport, Ohio Syr acuse. Each member is to take a covered dish and th eir own table serv ice. All m em bers of Pomeroy Chapter ar e w elcome. Senior Citizens Cent er, and o'n Aug. 6 at 9 a. m. cl othing judgin g will t ake place with the style r ev ue that eveni ng at 7 p.m ., place to be announced. A ll of the rest of .i he j udging will ta ke place at the Melgs County Fair , Aug_ IS· 22. T his summer ther e ar e 35 active clubs with 350 m embers. T he.Meigs County J un ior Fair king and qu een will be announ ced on Satu rday of Heritage Weekend at the Meigs Museum . Butternut Ave. Throw Away Those Twonon, Razors - Stop Waxl,.. Candy's Electrolysis 1114 West North St., Suite 2 Ripley, W. Va. Phone 304-372-501>7 or 304·27 3-4485 Located across from the First National Bank Offering 25"/o Discount on First Visit . THURSDAY, JUNE 11 thru MON., JUNE 15 .• ALL MEN'S SHOES . INCLUDING : DEXTER WINTHROP HUSH PUPPIES LEVI REGAL SHEBOYGAN CHIPPEWA RED WING OUTDOORSMAN DINGO CONVERSE NIKE KANGAROOS 1~~. MAiinN diil~ ' TONIGHT SECRET OF MY SUCCESS SOUL MAN CHAPMAN SHOES ·' NEXT TO ELIEIFELDS IN POMEROY ADVIATISID ITEM POLICY COP YRIGHT t9S7 - THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AN O PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, JUNE 7, THROU GH SATURDAY JUNE t3 1987 , IN POIIEIOYAH OGA LUPOLJS STORES. ' ' WE RES ERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITI ES. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. Each of th ese advenised items is required to be readily avail able for sale in each Krog er Store. except as specifically noted in this ad. If we do run out of an adven ised item , we will oHer you your choice of a c~ mparable i!em, :-vne~ available, reflectin g the same savings or a ram check whtch wtll entit le you 10 purchase th e ad vertised i1em a1 the adveni'sed pr ice w ithin 30 days. Only one vendor coupon will be 18 Size Small -- Give 2 Delicious Servings accepted per item purchased. INSURANCE Kroger Cottage Cheese .. 24-oz. Ill Second St., Porntray YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 . Kroger Orange Jui~e.. . .... Gal. 99 c $199 BIG VALUE CHEESE PUFFS . PRETZELS, CORN CHIPS OR COUNTRY OVEN $119 . 16·· POtato Ch IpS ... ................. ~4-oz. EMBASSY SALAD DRESSING OR Embassy Mayonnaise ..... 32-oz. Big K Soft Drinks ....... .... . 2-Ltr. KROGER 16· 1NDIVIQUALLY WRAPPED SLICES American Cheese Food ... 12-oz. Polar Pak Ice Cream .... ... Y,- Gal. •MOBILE HOMES •MODULAR HOMES •DOUBLE·WIDE$ ~ 1- • .{.;~,. .··r=.. . NEW MANUFACTURED HOME FINANCING· AMOUNT FINANCED '10.000 '15,000 '20,000 ·~ 15 YEAR TERM (180 MONTHLY PAYMENTS) ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 113L49 1197.24 1262.99 13.75% 13.75% 13.75% ONLY 10°/o DOWN • FIXED RATES OTHER T£RMS AND MIOUIITS UPON REQUEST LOANS SUBJECT TO QUAUFICAnON .Of BORROWER PEOPLES BANK "THE BEilER BANK" ers 5111 SIMI lltw!IMI, W. V1. 112·21:15 POMEROY '- . ··: ' NON RETURNABLE BOTILE E. MAIN - ·•·.' ·20°/o oFF SPECIAL FOR DAD 20°/o SAVINGS 212 --...... ".' .·...·.. Jumbo ._.,12 Size--- Each r ....;,;.::....;.:...:;.:..;,;,:.::..::...:.:.:::..::.:___----j DOWNING CHILDS · MULLEN MUSSER Unk up to ehains ... in 14 KL gold m·erlay. A lifelinf' of slyles and sizt>s lo choose from for him ... promise a lifetime guaranlee of lifclon" s1yle and ele!l'anee. St ate University in Columbus. M s. Hays noted that th e Ohlo ·Special Oly mpics have r ecei ved str ong support from Masonic Lodges over the sta te. This year . the gr oups will sponsor 2400 at hletes, three-fourt hs of the at hletes participating In the sum mer games. " Such out standing support Is a tremendous help to our local progra m here and we're very grateful for the as sistance .. Coac h Hays sa id. ' UICY FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL ren. Rockport , ln d; his gra ndparents. Mr . and M rs. Charles E. Blakeslee. Pomeroy, and his sister. Marianne Circ le. a junior at Kansas Univers ity, home for graduation beforeleavi ngforher summer job at a Christ ian youth cam p at Lamp e. Mi ss. Special athletes get sponsors for state meet Twel ve athletes fro m the. Ca· r lelon School and M eigs Industries wh o Will part icipate In th e Special Olympics are belng sponsored by local M asonic Lodges. Patty Hays. roac h. noted that the sponso rs are Harr lsonv flle Lodge 411, Middl epor t Lodge,363, Pomeroy Lodge 164, Racine Lodge 461. Ches ter Lodge 453, Clarlnton Lodge 597, Shade Lodge 453, and Monroe Lodge 189. The state games will be hel d the weekend of June 26 -28 at Ohio • weet UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 2212 JICbDn Awnue Point Plllsft W. VI. 575-1121 79c 59C 99 C 99c FROZEN "AS ADVERTISED ON TV" Yellow Sweet Corn Fox De Luxe Pizzas Keebler · Tato Skins Ear 9-oz. •••. .. 8-oz. ;;. ••• ~... • •. • ....... ·:. .... I t"i •• ?!=-' ' 'J ...~ For . IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE Fresh Baked Apple Pie 8-lnch 20-oz. Springdale 2% Milk Gallon Second Slrlet llncin. W. VI. m-5514 MEMBER F.D.I.C. KROGER BUTIERMILK GAL. .. $1.59 "AS ADVERTISED ON TV" Fab Laundry Detergent. 42-oz. .. �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, June 10, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Community calendar/area happenings WEDNESDAY E:AST ME IGS - The Eastern Athletic Boosters wil l meet at 7:30p. m. Wednesday at Eastern ' High School. Plans will be made l or a .July 4th barbecue THURSDAY POM EROY - Rock Springs Grange will meet Thursda y nigh t at 7: :JO at the hall. CHESH IRE - Callia ·Mei gs Communi ty Act ion Agency free cloth ing day wi ll ~ Thursday, 9 a.m . to noon, at the old high school in Cheshire. CHESTER - Shade River Lodge No. 45.1 will meet in regular sess i o n ~ p.m . Thursda y. CHESTER - Chester tow n· ship Tr ustees meeting 7·30 p m Thursday at the town ha ll. MIDDLEPORT - Middl eport Chamber ol Commerce will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday at Cedar Res tau ran t In MiddleporT to make plans lor the an nual block party to be held in mid Sept ember. Church homecoming GALLIPOLIS - Deer Creek Baptist Ch urch will celebrate homecoming this Sunday with morning services at 10 a.m .. dinner at 12 noon and special afternoon serv ices at 2 p.m. Singing by the McDaniel Tr io and Jerry Freder ick wil l be featured. Bible school MIDDLEPORT -The an nual vacation Bible school of the Middleport First Bapti.r Church has been set lor June 15·19, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon each day . Following the closing of the school a picnic and pool party wil l be held beginning at 6 p.m. at th e London Pool. Meigs alumni MIDDLEPORT - Th e MeiJ:!S High S('hool Alumni Association is sponsoring a D team softball tou rnament at th e Middleport Park. June 13 and 14. Entry fee is $75 . no balls . Those in terested in taking part should contact Max Whitlatch at 742·2435 or Gene Wi se at 992·6224 before June 9. Drawing for the tourney will be held on Ju ne 9. Young birth~y is observed London Pool In Syracuse. Class members are permitted to take a maximum of two guests. Any class member wit h questions should call Bruce Wolfe at 949·2404. Meantime, Principal James Adams report s that color pic· lur es of each member of the graduating cl ass taken during gr aduation ceremonies have been delivered to Scuthern High School and can be picked up by seniors any week day from 9 a.m. Family reunions The annu al Spencer family reu nion will be held Sunday at the Wa ld Spencer pond in Bashan. Basket lunch will be served at 12 noon. LaMaze classes POMEROY - LaMaze tr ai n· ing will be available to pros pee· t1ve par ents at the Meigs County Hea lth Department in l ate Ju ly . Two of the staff nurses, Norma Tor res. R.N .. nursing supervisor and WIC Coor dinator, and Yvonne Brown. prenata l nurse. wil l be going to Denison Univer sity, July 12·18 for training which will qualify them to teach La· Maze classes. The Hollon fami ly reunwn will be Sunday at the Daughters of America Hall tn Chester Po t luck dinner at noon. In observance of her ninth birthday Rayan Young ent er· talned her friends al a roller skating party at the Skate-a-Way near Ches ter. Before and after skating the children enjoyed games with prizes being awarded to the winner. The group then went to the homeofRa yan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Young fo r a pizza party. Gifts were presented to the honored guest and favors of personalized bike name plates and colored dice for the bike air valves were given to the chldren. Publ ic Notice NOTICE TO BIDOERS Seated PIOJIOSII~ will be ..,. COI\Ied by Village ot Syracuse. Thord Street. Syracuse, OH. The girls stayed for a slumber party and brea kfast. Attending were Chanda Mul· ford, Kelly Swisher , Rochelle .Jenkm s, Jennifer and Jason Lawrence , Samml Slssort, Megan and Jerry Clark, Palma Wiles. and Raya n's brother, B11ly. Unable to attend were Pete Sisson an d Mandy Mills. Others sending gift s were Mrs Elmore Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Cl ar ence .'Aattox. Evelyn and Hobart ~oun g, Sidney, Joan Dowd, Co· lumbus, Caroly n Richardson, Dayton, and Linda and Bill Lambert. Middleport. 4sns. until Thurtday, June 20, 1987 8112:00 p.m. jnoonl for 800 tons, more or less. of State specification 404 as- phallic hot-mix in place on various village streets. . Tho village reserves the r•ght to reject any or all b1ds. J anice Lawson. Clerk VILLAGE OF SYRACUSE t6 1tO. 17 2te Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE B1ds will be roceived by the Village of Middleport. Ohio, Meigs County at the Mayor's Office at the Village Hall, 237 Race St.. until 3 p. m. June 22, 1987 for con- Visiting from Puerto Rico Agustin Montanez Jr. of Puerto Rico has been here visiting hi s grandparents , Mr. and Mrs Thomas Abl es for the past three weeks. Montanez attended Ohio Uni· · versify and is now enro lled as a student at the Loyola Universit y School of Law, New Orleans, La. While here he visi ted friends in Homecoming wil l be held at the Alhens an d relatives in CharlesMount Union Baptist Church, ton and Weston. W Va. He has State Rou te 14.3, County Road 20. now returned to New Orleans to Carpenter Hill. all day on Sun· go wit h his Reserve unit to day. June 21. There Will special Florida fo r two weeks training singing by the Ward Family of camp before ret urn ing to Puert o Cheshire, The Revelators of Ri co fort he summer. Agustin Jr. Chillicothe, and the Gabriel Quartet . The public Is invited. Southern seniors SYRACUSE- Members of the 1987 gradu ating class of Scut hern High School will hold a pool part~ from 8 to 10 p.m. Wednesday at June 10, 1987 Homecoming set struction of the following : hcavate area 74 'K100' adJacent to t ennis courts for a new basketball court. Pave is a Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserve 1 Phone Day or htnings Fuwml H'"' lw Vl•toe, 985-4141 Rsr. Rab111 Mmm•~ ud Rsr. A~~r~r Tilllt '"' l•mllg, ud 1/l the Me~dt 11d MISbbm !11 thsl1 eoml111 '"' kl"d w11dt dull"g the 11/nm tnd duth al ou1 fond ane. Ths F•mllg 01 E11l Jmlwgt Wtlghl HOURS: 8 A.M.·6 P.M. Persons knowing any reason why the application should not be granted should appear and inform the Court. The Court is located on the First Floor of the Meigs Couty Court House. Court Street at West Second , 5 Ham .....................!~. 1. 14 m&foy. OH . 46769. Robert E Buck, Let Uc Fence 'lou In FREE ESTIMATES R ES IO ENTIA Lt COMM ERCI AL 5/ 1/tln Praire Quartet r;f Pen.raw!a Chri.rtian Colle~:e • • Pensacola quartet appeanng tn area Under the 3ponsor shlp of the Vi ctory Bnp 1st Chu rch. Ml<ldl<·· port , the Prai se Quartrt from Pcnsacoln Christian College will present a program of sarrrd music at 7 p.m . Friday at th<• Meigs .Junior lll gh Srho<J I Auditorium. The cnscmbl r c-o nsists of lour young proplc. a plano acrompa · By Clli\ULENE IIOEFLI CII Scnllrll'l Sh1ll Wrlll'r T he new Senior Clllzens vun with I ht• wheel· chah· iift Is h~rr. although not In usr yet du to some necrssn ry m cr h ll nl c al c h a n gt•s . Bu t a not her W<'rk or· so shou ld ser it roll ing along ttw country road s. Anvwav s. MC'!gs Count i an s co nt;·ibul rd nr ari.l ' $:1.0(I(J to· w~trds it s cos ! of nPari)· $20.000. mat ching fmlils rrqu lrrd b)' the• stat£' agency. ElPanor Thoni a.s. quirk to applaud f'Vt."' n ·o np who gnvt' und w ~mt s to ln vi tr thosr inclivlcluals and onP rqm:scnt at iv(' fro m each of lhr gro ups who gavr to come In for a pictun· with the VH!L The• dat e fur thr pi<'turp has ix'cn set for Junr 2:i at II a.m. lor an.1· contribut or s who would like to tx• .1 part of thr offici111 "W<' gm•0" plcturr \.Vlth the nl'w van . It' s just a week awa)' so If you ha,·cn 't made yo ur appointment to go l hrough the Mel~s Mulli· phasic Scr een in!(, betler get with I I. There are st Ill openlngs and It 's a wonder fu l opportunit y to have a good chrc kup at minimal cos t - just $20- and not even that If your Income falls below HEAP guidelines, like $8,000 for one person homes or $16.500 lor four person haines . Bet h Theiss at 992·2161;Senior Cit izens Center) is coordi nator for the screening program which will be held In Meigs Multlpu r · pose Building, both fl oors, under sponsorship of the Cenw and the • ' 1. ~0 in just t:l years. The Praise Quar tet is one of SC'VC'n traveling groups rcprC'senti ng lhr college dur ing thr summf' r months holding sprvice s in n<•arly ootl churc hrs in 47 staI cs and Ca nada . James E . Keesee. pastor of the Vi c t or~ Baptist Church. invites thr publ ic to the program. There lS no admi ssion rhargr . He wen t on a m ission tou r to Haiti in J96(iand Hondur as in19iO and 1971 He toured the Holy Land and the la nds of St. Paul in 1972 and spent threP weeks preaching In l'Onvent ions in South India in 19SJ. He wa s awarded thr Denman Award in Evangelism by his an nu al West Ohio Conference in J98o. He founded the BonDurant Agape Mi nisi ry . of which hr is exccut ivc-dircctpr. in 1969. A lasting keepsake ... Cornrmmity corner crntrr dlrrCIOI , Is ntSt. an ct a co ll ege represcnta · live T heir program will feature sarrrd music, speech and a m ult imcciia prcse nI atlon dealing with the Florid a College. Pensacola Chl·ls tl an Collrgr ofiHS ovrr ~0 liberal arts pro· gram s on undergraduate and graduatl' lrvrl s. Located on a new camp us. !he• co llege has grown from Hll studrnts to over Mei gs C o unt)' Health Departm en t. lncidrnfali)'. thr Health De· parimrnt monies. abou t $1.000. going In to till' program are char ges that Cilusr clot hing to cling ancl cl aim s to be safe for <'vrryth ing from linens to satin s and all the blends . corn ing fr om kvpe funds - mean s tax dollars. so indlrecll)' manrn t press, and this new product. docs t hat mea n the iron you mT paying a sha rc even r an be I ru shed ? that though )'Oil ma y not be payin g lhnt dav . lnr i<lr ntall.l . all of the profrs· sionu ls clormlt' thl'ir t i me in addillon to 1he m:HJ)" ot hrr volunt r r1·s who wil l be filling out for m s a nd guidin g patients thr ough lth' va riou s program s. Who su.' s thr r<'' s nothing new undrr tlw sun. How aboul " Wrmk le Free" tha t new spr:ty whi ch takes awa~· th osP unslghlly crin kl<•s. crimps and cr ea ses. That 's what th e manufarturrr claims. Wrinkle f'ree is described as a fabric relaxant whkh removes wrinkles from clo th ing wi t hout ironing. rven while the clothes arc being worn Once sprayed the fabric C'an be smoothed out and r es haped and even difficult plca ts r an be " re·pleated" with the product. It al so elim i nates stati c Now . .. .with po lyester. Pt'' t' - intended ! with no space to stash it. And speaking ol trash, what' s going to happen to ours now !hat thr EPA has cleclared the' Meigs l andfill full and threatens to close it down . After this month anythi ng could happen, Ht>al th Depart· mr nt officia ls report , although the EPA usually approves coun ty oprratl ons on a month ·to·month b;~ s is If effort s are being made to takr care of the problem. And wr undcl'stand the Meigs County Commissioners are mak· lng tha t effort. Seems such a short time ago that the old landfill on Route 143 wa s bei ng closed and the " new" landfill off the Route 7 by-pass was being touted as a deposi tory which would last for years . Now this . Which, perhaps. j ust goes to prove tha t here In Meigs Coun ty we've got a lot of trash 1no pun Ha vp a nirr week~ EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP FAIR!( I (RAni/SEWING NOTIONS POLYISTER QUILT BATTING lly Tho Yardl OPEN TUES .·WED.-FRI . 10 A.M.·5 P.M. THURS . 11 -5 P.M . SAT . 10-2 P.M. CLOSED SUN . & MON . LOCATED S MILlS NOITH Of CNISTII 011 ST. IT. 7 PHONE 985-3909 11 HELP WANTED AUTO TECHNICIAN Only Experienced and Qualified Should Apply COTTAGE CHEESE..S1.49 CELERY ................P.Yfl.~ttW 3 LB. NEW YELLOW ONIONS ..... s1.29 Cool Whip 399 So. Third, Middleport ••e••ee•••••e•e••········ 8 OZ. REAMS Noodles ••• • E. Main POMEROY,O. 992-2259 4 ROLLS COnONELLE Toilet Tissue ••.•.•••...••...•.•••. 51.39 175 CT. Kleenex Facial Tissues •.•••••..• 99( ' 4 PACK 5 OZ. CUP DEl MONTE Puddinas ·············e············· S1.39 Pink Salmon ..................... 52.49 15 OZ. WHifNEYS 1111• OZ. CAMPBELL'S Chilli Beef Soup •..••.... lwts51.29 17 OZ. DEL MONTE Fruit Cocktail .................~~~•.• 99< 141/t OZ. HANOVER Bean Salad .••...••....•.••.•...•~~~.••99< 28 OZ. JIF Peanut Butter .••••........•....• 53.89 14 OZ. LUCKS Chicken·n-Dumolings ..•.••..••.• 99< 10 OZ. VIENNA BEEF OR hRK Beef or Pork Bar-B-Que •. S1.49 18 OZ. BREAKFAST CEIEAL .••.•••. ~••••e••···········$2.39 ........ Any living Room and Hall - 134.95 Any 2 Rooms and Hall 144.95 Any Three Rooms and Hall - 159.95 Any Five Rooms and Hall - 194.95 EUGENE LONG <All: Ph .. (6141 843-S42S 5·22·87·2 mo. pd. NEW LISTING - RACINE - Approx. 3 ~ ams olland w1th 3·4 bed1ooms, balh. Iron! porch w1lh deck overhead. Also small mob1 le home lor rental mcome1 ASKING $24 ,000. POMEROY - A home l or a cook' II you spend a lot ol t1 me m the k1lchen th iS one IS 101 you. Beautiful modern k1l chen compliments this 3 bedroom home wnh a deck lor out ~ de eallng, conve· menlly located lor access to yo"' gourmet 's k1lchen. Ba sement an d lots ol closet space. $44,900. NEW LISTING - TUPPERS PLAINS - Ranch lype hour on SR 681. Needs some repms. AS IS. Up to 4 bedrooms. I 1h balhs, on a mce IOO'xiOO' lot Wan! $50.000 w1lh l1nancing $45.000 CASH PRICE to seller. - - ---• 949-2263 or 949-2168 4-22·87- tfn Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124. Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6·17·tfC RT. 1, BOX 278 3293 3 ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND Estate~ REALTOR 742-2070 25 YEARS EXP . REWINDS ALL TYPES OF MOTORS S-14· 1 MO *VINYL SIDING \ *ALUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2860 or 949· 2801 No Sunday Calls 3·1l·tln HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEATING 1&8 Norlh Second Middleport, Ohio 457&0 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fishing Supplie• Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here ' EAGLES ClUB-POMEROY, OH . SERVICE RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR Real Estate General BINGO 10 Hard (n rrl Gomtl 992-&215 ., 992· 7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4-15·'86-lc 5·5·' 87· 3 mo. t IUliNEll PHONE l&t•l 992·&550 REllDENCI PHON! t b 141 992· 71!4 • ll7M fn C4570H . Will care for elderly person in my home. Will furn ish ref . 8 veers eJiperlenee 304-676-2989. MASTER / VISA.! Regardl ess of credi1 history. Also, new cr edit card. No one rafuudl For Info call 1· 315· 733· 606 2. ht M· 573. Conuo\ vour weight take " New Shape Diet Plan " and Hydrax Water Pills. Fruth Ph armlMlv 4 Giveaway Four kitten• and mother ca l. Ca ll 614·245 -967e VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Middleport, Oh. 992-6611 1·!3·87 MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTEI, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING • WINDOW REPLA CE · MENT •R EMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILOINGS Phono Day or honing• 985-4141 5·6-'87·1mo pd. \~ 0 iJioH prr onmt I I 0 P!IJI-'l i So~ pt r (.,,., All lfOtllf .,-,!u~•~ ''' A1n"ll•~n 7 Hard Cord 1 fFfl wolh thn od onrl puJ( hm' o f n11 n1m ur·· p o1 ~11<~t trm1t I p~r cu1lom pr ptr Btnqo IPUIOtl II(. IIOOi·tl h~ II " / 17 PUiliC lNVnEO core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out ~adiators. We also repa1r Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tfc BOGGS & SERVICE U. 5I RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Author ized John Deere, Now Holland, Bu1h Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Serwlce 1·3· '86 lfc T~ENCHING IS OUR LINE Trenchinc ot ~ny Custom Painting Service, Rustoratian & Collision Service Wash & Detail Service 550 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. 992-3537 5· 19.'!7·1 mo. WEllMAN'S PAIN11NG & SANDIUSTING CO. IISIDEMnAL, tNOUSTilll, COUEICIAl I'll co. . to you. Porlablt Soodblottlng MASONRY RESTORATION , SWIM POOLS, STEEL, LAWN FURNITURE, BARNS. FARMING EQUIPMENT , HOUSES , ETC . WORI GU.U&N1HD/ FI(( UTIMAm CALl 614 -446-3028 5·19·1 mo. Rfld01lf We can repair and re - SALE~ GEARY'S BODY SHOP Type Backhoe Service Plumbing Smlce Custom Weld in& Lowboy Hauling Stptic SySiems We Ca rry Concrete Culverts Licensed & Bonded WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Rl. 4. Hysell Run Road Pomeroy. Ohio 457G9 PH. (614) 992·2834 01 992-6704- Fru Estimates S·IJ.I mo. ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques 1124 !asl Main St. Pomeroy HOURS: Tut.- W1d.-Fr i. 11 a.rn. to 7 p.m. lundoy• I p.m.·7 p.m. 1¥ Chanlt CM' Appo intment RUSS MOORE 4 tame&. adorabl e kittens. Ca ll 614·44 6-2316. To a good home Purebr&d female Gr&al DMe. 2'h yeers old. Black wit h white bla1e. C1dt 814-446 ·13 54. Krttens · 6 to 7 weeks. Ja ck & Jill Bl eck & wh 1t e Should stay together . liner tr&lned Eatm g Ca116t4-379· 2597 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - ~AND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 3ee .e276 . CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 6-2-17-1.... ~ Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Swim Molds - Interpreting Setvices -z~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. w licensed Clinical AudiQ)ogist l:. z (61~ 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 4p Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . 8·13 tin NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED SELLING c,u 992 -3325 BELL CONSTRUCTION General (Ofltractors RACINE, OHIO 949·2748 . a com 1m•msr HAND & CIA . SAWS CARBIDE TIPS SC ISSORS · SNIPS PLANER BLAD ES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BLAD ES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS · BAND SAWS · CHAIN SAW CHAINS 35171 Gal! IIIII 14. lo .. lotiOM, 01. 4S7U 915·4112 •••• , •• .,. 1-22·17·1mo. J.R.'s REPAIRS TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Mabile service 614-843-5248 IEASOHlll£ - lllllllll Financi.il Help Wanted Need babysi1ter full Ume. Ph. 614-388 -9862. Now hiring High Sc hoo l GrtdsAI College Student• tor summ er employment. Also have Plfman· ent f\JII-time po1 it lona open . Major medi cal benefi ts &vallable. $ 1,200 to $2.000 per month Call446-7461 . HIRINQI Go\lernment jobs-your auu1. t16,000-t68 ,000 Phone call refundable. 160 21838 -8885 ext . 1203 . Applications now bemg IC· cept ed fo r a part time evening shift position tor m&dicel tab tech . Conta ct p&rtn nnel off ico Ptea111n1 Vallay Hosp, Valley Drive, Pt . Pit .. WV . Phone 304·676· 4330 . WANTED lead end second gu itar player, also k9Vbo1rd player, mu st have o wn equipment, for formmg rock band . Will be playing 60's, 70' s and SO' s mus1c, Phone aft er &·OO pm. 1- 304 -676 -6370 o r 1- 614 992 62e6 MON EY for college. C1tl the Army N1Uonal Guard l ot FREE mformat1 on packet 1·800-642- 3619 . 614· 44 6 · 1971 4274. Elim Hom e in Mid dleport . Care for un lor cillltnl and tl1ndl· cepped R eaaon~~ble rata s 1nd references. Call 6 14-992-6873 1 B Wanted to Do Wome n ' • c lo th ing , m os tly JIIICb, tOpl , Jillt M ·l. M en'J Jhlns, I WOaUJrl, 1i1e M . Call For a good country homo Par1 Collie and Shepherd male dog. had alf 1h0t1. do(l houta In· eluded 304-676 -7980 invMtigatetl th& offering. Own vour ow n apparel or tho t> Jtore, choose from · Jtan· s porttwear, ladles apparel , mens . ehildr en ·matemity, l argt.' sizet . pet ite , dancew ea r aerobic, bridal, lin gerie or ac cea sorles atore Add color analysis Brandt · liz Claiborne." Guol me , Healthtax, Levi, lee, Camp Bav&rty Milt s, St . Miche le. Chlu t. Outback Red , Gen esl~ Foren z~. Organically Grown, Over 2000 ot htrs. Or $13 99 on& price designer, multi liar pri cing dis count or ft~mity shot store. Retail prices unbeliMI ea· ble for quality atloes normally priced from S19. To 880. Over 25 0 bnnd• 2800 st vtes $14 ,800 to S26, 900 hwentary. tr.!llnlng, fllnuras, gumd op el'l· ing. alrfnre, etc. C& n open 15 day s . Mr. Sidn ey 4 04 ·'252· 4489. Have \lat:ancy tor elderly men and women In my home. short 01 long term It you need a home for' your parent& wtiile vou' rt on vacatio n, give "'e • call H11ve Situations Wanted 99 2 6022 2906. do bu sineu with people yo u know, 1nd NOT to " nd money thr ou gh the msn 1.1ntil you hAll& 12 Part Bluo Hoelar, park Wll tller pup. Also dog ho use Call Colli a and Germ an Shepard pups to giv e away. Call 61 4-9 49- I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO . recommend• th• you 23 I hav e room and board l ot or 614 -446· Business Opportunity 21 Lady to liv~:~ l n on week-ends with elderly lady Ref erenc" re· qulred Phone 304·6?5 -7666. etderly . Reasonable. Call 61.4· Jim'• odd joba painting, drive· way reuallng, carpenter work B. roof repair, tree• 8r hedon axpf!rienced 2416 M a. Call 614· 319· Professional Services refer ence tnd plenty o fTLC . Ca ll 6,.· 949-3014, Rea l Eslale 3:-.1,-....-:=-:-:--.-:-::-;;=:Homes for Sale -. Home for Salt by Owntf': Green brier Ea1., 3BR .• bl-lavel on 2.4 acrea. AC . W.B.F.P .. wtl btr . 2 c tr g111 age. Ph. Before 4:00PM 814·446· 4009 After 4PM Ptl. 304·67 6· 3818 Naw 4BR , 2 bath, Clerk Or, t62.000 . Newly remodled He. 28R . •22. 000 in Add ison Call 446· 8898 M lawn Ca re & Window Black Labndor Retriver. regl•· tered female, 1 year old . 304· .676 ·3782 befor e 3 :00 prh. Cleaning . Call any d1y 1tter 6 Jim's od d joha, p11lntlng, drlvn· Tw o acr ea m01tt or leu, 1 Yl story, ahc rooma and b1th. 2 car garage. Outbuild ing . B•tween hi ghway tmd ri\ltt . ,Call 614· Puppiaa put Bugle, cu11t and way reusling. carpenter worh & roof repair, tr"' & hedg" , expe rienced . Ph . 6 14 · 3'19 · 2416 nice h&althy , 304 ·876 -46 31 . 6 Lost and Found PM . 614·379 ·2671 . WUI w ash window• Call 814 · 446·366 8. 256· 686 8. 3 BR, vinyl aiding , rural w1ter, nelgh.borhood. 1 19,000. Cn11614 -44e-3249 . 446 · t3 39. 446· 1628. f50 0 down, 1213 / mo, Small2 Can do light h 1ultng and roofing Re uc nabl e rat e's , Ma rion Snider, 814 ·949-2t129. BR coUage. lower Rt , 7. Call 614· 446-8598 8AM to 4 ·30 PM. Lost: Small blach and white pll) lbs lost in Flatlwoods area 614-992 ·7880. Give plano and organ le11ons to bevlnneu. advanced 1tudents and tdultl In my home. Al1o teach cording 1nd transposing. Ca ll &U-992 -6403. 3 BR , 2 b&ths, garage. large llltchen. dining r oom, large dlnif18 room, AC , 9 'h% lnttrOII, tl, O D down. 1ake ov&r pay m&nts. Ca 11614-446- 2472 . 8 lawn mower repA ir, Will pick up and deliver . Alao ligh t heuling. Call 61 4 ·742 ·2393 or 614 · ""For Slit or L•a11"" 4 BR , 2 bath, lull b11ement, w lttl lboveurou nd poot&Xldtck on 1/ 2 acre acrou from Addtv llle grAde 1chool. Financing avail• bl• with s mall down ' PtYment. Pric·.. ""' thouunda below pral•td \ll lu t Ct lt · Beu: 9 1979 1·2162. FOUND: Blue wallet on Spruce Street. Belong• to T.J . Pas· quale Ca ll U8 ·2342. eo Public Sale & Auction 7 42·3091. Will babylltln my hom e Gelllpo· Ri ck Puano n Auctioneer li · lis Ferry area 1tartlng July 1, censtd In Oh io •nd West Virgi· 304 . 676 . 6930 or 6715 • 3346 . nla . Real E1ttle, antique, farm, II quId atlo n u t • 1 , 3 0 4 • ?1 3 • j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6785 or 773 ·54 30. •P· .J,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;. r AUCTION . need cash in 1 day? Get ltl ht tucllon way, Call Col. Oscar E. Click, 304 ·896· 3430 f or an your auction needs. License No. ?64 ·88 . 9 Want ed To Buy Wa pay ca1h for lata modtH c lean u1u~ cara. J im Mil'lk Chev .·Oids Inc Bill Ge ne John1on 614-446 -3672 TOP CASH paid for '83 mod el and newer used can . S mith Buicii ·Pontlac, 191 1 Eastern A\111., Galllpoll1. Calt fliU-44&- 2282 .......Ganrr;on'S'.... ··· · ·······p·om·arov·········· Early American cou ch & Chlll lr, Kod1ll Carouselallda proJactor& scruen. Pioneltf: ttdio I re cord pltYtr. l1rge 1peakwrs, casutte lfC()rder, Clot hta. dil hH . June 12 ·13. Old, Rou te 7 , Ch"hlrt. 614-367-0672 Jun e 10 thru 13. Tool1, toya. furnhure, '"go. Iota of m lto. C1nt.n•rv Arta, Lincoln Plkt Yard S1lt. Sum mer cloth e•. knlck-knackl, man '1 clothes, 215 cent • to •1 .00. et c. F•lrvlew·E vergrten Rd. QUILTS hrd Stte, 326 J• ckson Pike. 1 1 Am to 5pm Fri thru Sun 12t h th ru 14th. Some furnitur e Cuh p1ld tor collector entlque or pre 1960 qullu. P ieced or 11ppliqu&. Any ec.ndlt lon . High er pr icM pe id for unusu1l patt erns , Cell Marc at &H· 992· 2101 day I 01 1·592 ·2461 evtnlng• or wetkendt. F111111 nyrill: Il l SI:!VIt: t: ~ 11 Help Wanted EXCELLENT WAG ES for 1pare t ime 1111tmbly work! eleeuon ic• . craft1. Other&. Info. !6041 641 ·0091 EXT . 2987 Optm 7 01y1. CALL NOW I Entry lwvel potlllon av•llabll Fully pe ld !raining provided to high tchool gud, ayt 17·30 In good httlth Will relocate IOC · ceutul applic:•nt at our expenu. C1ll 1·800·282· 1384 , Mond..,. · Thurtdl-'1. 91m-2pm. GOVERNME NT J08S . •16.040 • 169,230 yr . Nt>w Hiring. Ca iiJI-0&·887 ·6000 Ext . R·9806 for curr ent ftdenllist . Otmonltrate tht ltrgttt line In par1y pltn, Fret kit . Toys·glfts· tlomt dtcor•plus brtnd new Chrl11m,. line. Ov&r 800 it.mt No (lelhlftflng, no collect ing. No ex.,..lenee CAll Fri~mdty Home Ptrthn . 1·800· 227· 1510 Exc:tlltflt WIQII for sptre hme 111ambly work; llltc lronlel , ertfto Othen Info (150 41 641 · 0091 Eu 3026. Opan? days . Trucic dtiVftfl needed. Milt or temela. Ctll 614· 992· 232 1 or 1·800· 247· 4&1&, Wanted • Otll Mtnager. expe· rlenct In Otli M1n1gtmtnt ntcnury, Bring rnumt to Vaug han• Cudln tl In ,..lddleport . Cleaning 1nd kitchen help nHdlld Apply In penon 11 Crow'• S1t1k Houu. Pom ttoy . Now Hiring. Are you 18 or over, lillt working with people. 1nd tnlov outdoor reer•etlon1 You •• what we .,.looking for. We need tour guld11 lmmtdlatly, Men . Wom•n . Stud1nh, Rttirtd · thla could bt the poaitlon for you, No uperltnoe necet11ry . Tr emtndous ..rnlng potentltl. No UAYAI requited. Fof tn •ppoln1m.nt cell M r. An· thony. 114 ·892 ·8488, bttwHn 9t.m. - &p.m .• now through Stt. June13. Middleport & Vicinity & Vicinity cea. Ed Burkett Barber &hop, 2nd. A\1&. Midd leport, Oh . 614· 992 ·3476 . 10-B·tiC J&L BLOWN INSULATION 11 3 kittens. 8. 9 , & 10 wttekl old One 11 month• old. Ca ll 6 14- Buylno datly yold , 1llver col nl , rings, jewelry , oterllng wart, Old coln1, l•ge currftney. Top prl· PEAT'S SHAIPEI'I UP PROBLEM Hea dq u.u tr· t ~' NEW- REPAIR THURS.:7 PM- !Ib:4l V. C. YOUNG Ill John K. Benh Owner/Mechanic 1 MINERSVIllE - Beau!ilut home w1th a beautilut View' 3 bedrooms. lull basement, l \7 baths all Quality con· slruclion. front porch, lire· place. Cape Cod des1 gn. $54.900 ROOFING CARPENTER - Addons and remodeling - Roo fing and gutter work - Concrete work - Piumtung and etoctricat work ( Free E&timates) PH. 949-2756 H ou',rnq 5 YOUNG'S Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . [All makes & models) NEW LISTING - 1978 Liberty 12x60 lwo bedroom mobile home Cenlla l air and heat [Hell!. ra~ge, relrigera· tor, db!. smk, carpetm g, underp1nnmg L1ke new Only $7,500. NEW LISTING: 3 Bedroo ms, bath, City wale1 , lg Iron! porch, ga1age and niCe tot 1n Sy racuse. Owner Will II· nance. Just $15,000 MODERN BRICK 3 bedrooms. maste1 39x15. 2h bath s. lamily room. 27xl5 ni ~ e carp etin g, equ,pped krtch en , dlb. ga1· age and !g. landsca ped lol $130.000. WALK TO KROGER 'S - 2 two-bedroom apts. 2 lois. gas FA lu1nace. mod ern kit chen. 2 bath s. lg front porch w1th nv er ~ 1e w. Pr 1ce cut to $29 500. RACINE - 6 rms. 3 or 4 BRs, niCe k1tchen with ran~e . 1 e ln~erat o1, lull base· menl. db!. garage and 21ots. Only $20,000. A-F RAME - 3 BRs. lu ll ba sement, copper plumb· 1ng. carpetmg. 2111 balh s. lg shop /g ara ge. lot s ol shrubbery and 6.6 acr es. ONE FLOOR - Level lot. 3 BRs. niC e wpel>ng, lg eal·in kitChen, blown·1n In· sulated, c1ty water. range & reJngerat01 A 1eal buy at $21,500 POMEROY - 8 rm older home w1th garage 1n ba se· men!. All City ul>lil>es. Front and ba ck pm ch es. $8.000. RIVERVIEW - l g. yard, 3 BRs, bath and lull basement. Hand yman's specia l. Only $6.000. REMODELED - 4.9 acres on State Rt . 10 tm s.. 4 or 5 bedrooms. lam1ly rm .. about 28x20. tots ol wpetm & formal d1n1ng rm., garage and Ig. shop lgr auto 'epa1rs $125.000. OUT -1.27 ACRES, 7 rms, gas FA lurnace, ran ge, Jeh1geralor and garage Hou se needs repa~rs . S12,000 GIVe offer. L. Writesel ~ -U- 1 mo. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR CERTIFIED APPRAISERS IITAIUI: i£l tOC.G SALES C()MfWft lf!tl ,...,..Ifill t0110011 i'IIUOitlntt _.. 0111 ,...,..., " " '· (tlfiiiS I¥Mi*t 1190111...-s! Cull ... lf!OK ~ . . . pr-..,11HG, 111 rHttltW.., M, Mall CllltiGftS !t Df.PT ,; , P0 lOr 201120, _ _ _ _ _ _.. (l P<SO.Il( ...... • NEW LISTING - long Bottom on the RIVer' Frsh. boa! or ;ust relax and watch TV on you' own satellile dish mth1s 2 bedrm. rus!lc ca b1n. Th1s cozy collage has lUI· n>shed k1tchen, 1ural water an d is msulated. Front deck to VIew the Beau!lfu l Oh1o. Large lot. $14,500. MIDDLEPORT - NICely remodeled I \7 sto1y home on a QUiet Slleet 1n town. Fenced yard, cute front porch. Many other leatures. MUSI BE SEEN' $21,9<l0. Henry E. Cleland. Jr. 992-&191 Jean Trussell ..... 9(9- 2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992·5692 Office .... .... ........ 992·2259 [ Q II .-.: Ott.!' ll ltmOd lo '"' towp011"' I«UQQ I 44b-b323 Day or Eve. 216 E. 2nd St . Phone 1·[614)·992 -3325 608 Beef Potties .•.................•.. 52.79 ·--···-.......... Complete Gutter Work Complete Remo deling A oofing of all Types Work ed in home area 20 years " Free Estimates " Real 20 OZ. BUII BUnERED - UPHOLSTERY PLUS 89< FOR MIDDLEPORT THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 CARPET TEAFORDm S1.·29 e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e ••••••••••• L&N CLEANING LARRY THOMAS COOPER CHRYSLER PlYMOUTH DODGE CANTALOUPE ..........M.. 89< homelit e Jacobsen 6·2·81-1 mo. Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES VINYL & ALUMINUM lPPl Y IN PRSOH TO 18 CT. CALIFORNIA CARRIERS NEEDED PEARL ST., BEECH ST. and SYCAMORE ST. AREAS IF INTEREmD PLEASE CALL NEED CAR W,ASH and DETAIL PERSON 12 OZ. BIRDSEYE Wh Help Wanted Briggs &: Stratton Mastercard - Vita . No credit nHded. Apply now . Fori ofo can 24 hrs 1-619· 566 -15 22 eltt 614 ·992·7536. !51 27: 161 3. 10 3tc 30 CT. CALIFORNIA •R eplacement Windows RT. 4, POMEROY FREE ESTIMATES 1·8·87· 1 mo. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Probate Judge 24 OZ . BROUGHTON'S Wmd ows THOMAS BODY SHOP ELECTRIC & ECETYLENE WELDING Authorized Service &Parts 3 Announcements Weed Eater •Storm Doors Howard 992-3989 Day or Night Annu unct:me nIs Tecum seh •NeW Roofing Lena K . Nesselroad, Clerk e•········••e•••e••·····e···· ALUMINUM SIDING •In sulat ion air conditoning for mobi le or ACCENT 'PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 SMAll ENGINE REPAIR •Storm FENCE COMPANY "AI Reasonable Prices" J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYl & (6 14) 985·4211 (reSidence) 'Special: HEll packaae central Price: $1699.00 plus tax. S-2! and Mulberry Avenue. Po- So1ced 1 \a, KAHN'S PACKAGED 51.89 Wieners HOMEMADE Hom Salad ...•...•••..•.•..•...• JJI~o .. 89< SMIT,HFIELD SHREDDED 12.39 LB. Bo1led Ham ............... MJP.ll· 52.19 PIMENTO CHEESE .. s1.89 . Residential and small commer cial units Installat iOn of . du ct work. hum idif 1ers, furnace. heat pumps, and air condition ing All work gua1anteed Call: stalled on your electnc furnace. PUBLICATION OF NOTICE TO All PERSONS INTER· ESTEO IN THE ESTATE OF MARILYN SNYDER , DE· CEASED, LATE OFROUTE1. CHESHIRE. OHIO 45620, MEIGS COUNTY PROBATE COURT, CASE NO. 25528. LUNCH MEAT KRAFT 12 OZ. 16 SLICE HEAliNG & COOLING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES NO SUNDAY CALLS 4·16·86-tfn JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 1987. at 1 :30 o'clock P M. MARGARINE .......OIKU9< 6-10-87 ·1 mo. pd. BISSELL BUILDERS •Fraezer s PARTS end SERVICE 4-5·tlc 11199.00 plus lax. or a HEll 2 ~ ton Heat Pump in· Public Notice PH. 446-1699 •R efri gerators "f REE ESTIMATIS " The Village reserves the right to reject any or all bids . Fred Hoffman. Mayor Village of MiddlepOrt t613. 10 COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 lrd Ava., Gallipolis ·All Makes •Washers •Dishwash ers •Range& •Dryer& GENEIAL CONTIACTOIS ball courts. GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TVs GAS & ELEC. RANGES 985-3561 pad anti ready to cool. Price : be held Monday 1 June 22, I LB. BLUE BONNET REF ERENCES KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE modula! homes. Installed on not be prejudiced thereby A Agape is a Creek word which means T he Di v in e Love of Cod and James BonDurant. founder ol the BonDurant Agape Ministry Inc. , Bowersville. Ohio. will co me to the Meigs Count:.' Fai r· grounds lor services Junr 15·19. The Aga pe services will be held 7<!0 p.m. nightly and are span· sored by the Meigs County United Methodist Cooperative Parish . The public is invited to att end. BonDurant is an approved evangelist of the West Ohio Area of the United Methodist Church. He h'as pa stored Methodist Churches for l o years, preached ma ny eva ngel istic ser vices . yout h and family camps . and camp meetings. •REMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARA GES & POLE BUILDINGS !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) base and 1" - 404 asphaltic concrete. Stripe two basket· hearing on the application w•ll ·Agape ministry set for Meigs CHEStER, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT . with 3 "-301 bituminous $16.000 and the creditors w1ll JAMES BONDURANT MARCUM CONTRACTING TIN Ftmllg of EARL lEN· NINGS WRIGHT wi1b11 '' tllu• Ot. -.Stll/tt, Nm11 ~n 4 Ettt •~i tb1 S11ll of Holm Mulul C111111, 7/rt MeCog MtoH An application has been filed asking to relieve the estate from administration, saying that the assets do not 8)1Ceed ECK~ICI! ' Card of Thanks Bids for alternate mate· rials and c onstruction will also be considered. The Daily Sentinel frage ::~ Ohio and Iota more. Yard Stle . 1 1h mltea ou t Clark Ch1ptl Rd., June 11 and 12 , Clothl l. cr1rt s. toots , electric hedger, mor~ l Msrry Pnllllpa. Moving Sale. Lots of goudl11 4 milot on BullVille Rd . 10th, ,th, 12th Stt., Mon., TuM. 3'1J miiH from Portlf·5114 . MotorcyciH. medl· cine nblnlfl, boy'o bike. home Interior. Moving, Mt Zion Ad . AcrOU· State tHp,hway Patrol. Thunday. Hum1dlf er, t lfcller, mll'ternlty clo thn , bed1preAd1. Ytfd S1le·Wed ., Thura ., Frt Ktthy St., PI Vt l tr, Eat Rt . 35. Low prleet. Ev•rythlng go81 3 County Vtrd &alt. Fri, Sat, Sun. Juna 12, 13, 14 , Pl.lbllc Inv ited . Gallla. MtiQs, & M11on rMldlntJ invited tO Mid th eir trd ••le htn on our graunda. d .. l far thou who canno t hold • IAit wh~• lhwy llvt. E\ltrvone welcome . Locettd on the former Theler FOfd grounds, RoutH 3& & 180 next 10 Fruth't. Aer•• of otndoor aplet (lorry our Indoor m1rket 11 full) . Set up ell weekend or • d.., or two tor on ly U charve. No chsrgt fot c1m plng . No Chiii'Qetochurchtt 1 orp1nlr:tUon1. No rH8r\lltlons nNdlld J ult co mund sell from your truck, c ~r , v1n or donkty. For lnformtHon 814 ·446· 7037. tha ahow at the ft lrgroun d• then t:ome to where the bugelna ,,. found. We hi\IIJ both old tnd ntw ltwelry, QIIUWirt, r.lodcs, plt1urtt, ttnnia ahoee· )u•t $5, prepalttd wall PIPif 1 1 / double roll. gooditt t oo n~o~mtroul lo mention. N1w mtrtllltr ts d.,ltf wtth clothing and aqulpm.,t. Jult ltrNid Jhlpmllnt ot l1mp lhAdfll ptlc..d .-t half the USUII retAil price. Come on .. Comt til. r. ....... -......................... f hurt. An d Fri.. Juna1 1 and 12 10:00 am to 8:00pm. 1 'AI mH • from Langsville on St . Rt 325, 4th pl.c:e on right . e14·74Z· 207&. Ctrpon S•l• June 10, 11 , 12. 512 E. MAin. Pomlf'oy. btaldl Oh io Vtllev Bulk Food. 7 ftmlty y1rd ltlt. Wld.•Ftl., Junt 10th-12th, Eltctrlc rangt, wa tltf' 1kl1, allde projact.Dr, hamt CB co mt:~l ete . large ael.mlon bov• 1i~e 14, otht1 clothing 1nd vtrlous houaehOid lttms.• leo· nard Ball resldenct, St. At. 124, Syracuu. Call 614 - 992 · 5~06 . 8 f111milv. 1284 Powell St ., Mlddltpo rt . Clothn. dlthn . fur· ni lurt , ml1c. June 11th and 12th 9 ·00· 4:00 . June 9 rf1 . 13t h Fill your liCit with clothet, •1 .00. Too many thln!11o ment ion . II\ milt on St R1 43. off St. Rt . 7 . V.rd tnd bike uit,Frtday, 9 a.m. to 3 p m., Rog., K1rr rfltl dance near Chatt•, follow algn1 Chlldr&n, 1oen And tdult clolhtl. women '• tile 8 toller tkllll. Attrl 2&00 with otr· lrldQtl, Pac.n\an tAble to p video game, COI M&II CI,bOOkl, jtal'll , 1lr:t1 3· 18. fhm csnoelt. Yard oalt. 117 Union Avenu e, Pome roy , Ohio, 992· 2317 , Thursdly, June 11 , And Fridey, June 12. 9 a.m. to A p.m. Back yar d uta, Jun e 1 1 -12. Old fl t. 33 . King residence. fj tlmlly yltrd salt, 36 1 Or!ant , Middleport . Rente St an• retl· dence. Book•. Jewalry, llllon, nfiW and usedj , Tow•ls, touter oven, s hoet. clothet. pufl es, Knick knacll:s. mlso. Thur, an d Frl 9· ? Sl!\llti Bi famllle1 Jun a 11 &nd 12 Clothing, furnit ure . cunalna, 1nd misc. 124 to Bas hen Rd . tlrot road IO riyht, firs t trl iler. e14 .949. 2888 . Pf Pieasaiif ···· s.. Ylfd &Itt. Thur1dey & Friday. June 11 & 12 . Old 180 11 & Vicinity Yard t ale June 12 & 13, 9· 1 4th fl,. Geo rgfl St . Nttw HA\Iftn Men, womf!ns, boy a girls c::ltu hlng , ahoat all 111:11. Lee jetns, milk can for decoration, 3 t 1mlly yard u le, Wednead•v & Thuudfly, 2305 lincoln Ave. Vard Sale, Wed 10 and Thural1 , out by Rollinl Station on Fit 2. Ylfd Sate. June 12 end 13, 211 Fourth &1, New Ha ven, W.VI . Frl 3 ltmlly ylfd aeloa. houathold 9:00-4 :00 Sat 9:00 12100 . ittml , toya, b1cycl" , chlldrena, 'Cancel if raina. adult clothing 332 L1grAnd1. Junt 11, 12 . 9 ·4 . 3 femlly Saturdev only 8 :001:00, 3223 Frenklln Avt, 8el· Stle. R1 ln or Shine. Fint tmeed , bllhy ittrms, ch10a, apetk· yard ule this year! TArt btttll· waterhed elnthll'lg, Addlaon. Fri. Aug . 1 2. 8 ·4. new •teel toed boote. c•m•aa, Atarl , bh;ycltl, movie pr of ector, powerboo1ter, curllino. lhtN· ch1ir, boys clot hing, ltwn eu· log, albums, mile. ahions, toys. baby Items . etc. O.ek Yard Sala, 2107 N . Maln St ., Thurs. Fu, & Sa t. 9 :00-5:00, flower bol'lel . clothes. m l1c. heror.-n. G••ao• You'U Find Cool Savlngl In The Clauif led• ' NS. sheets, Lar11e Yard Stle ICrOII fro m 14 lumber, Galllpolit Ferry, Thun tnd Fri. �Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel 31 LAFF-A-DAY Homes for Sale 51 Household Goods For sal& bY' owner. 2 1t ory house In Mlddlepon overlooking park 30 yr gu1rnteed 11inyle sidmg, w w carpllt, 1 111 bath, umque woodwork . 814-992 - 5126 Concrete blo~• ell tint yud or dth11try. Muon 18nd. Gtllipoht Sofas and chaJrs pnced from 1396 to &995 Tabl" 160 and Block Co , 123 Yt Pme St •• GaiUpoUt, Ohio Call 614·44:8· Reposseu1ons Call 806-6876000 E11t GH -9805 fo r current repo list Hut ches 1400 and up. Bunk Goveu-.ment Homew from S 1. lu reptlr) Delinquent t41x property _:-~------- n Fully furnished 2 bedroom hom <t 1n Ra c1ne wrth equippedk 1tchen. riv er view property, acron from beds com plete w-maHrnses S296 and up tot396 . Babv beds • 110 Mattrt11eJ or box spnngs full or twtn $63, firm $73, and 883 Ou&en set• 8226. King •3&0 4 drawer ehttt 169 Gun cabinttts 6 , 12 gun 081 M electric range 1375 B11by matIrene& $35 & $46 Bed frames $20, 830 & King frame 860 . Good ~election of bedroom su ttes, metal ~;:abinets heRdboards 130 and up to *65 . General Store Easy acce11 to Ohio River boat l1un ching and ~J ndy beach $16,000 614· 949-2168 or 614-949-2268 Foreclosure Hornet From S1 00 on up and lo cal tax delinquent Call 1-800-223- 7135 A lao open even!l'lgt 3 bedrDoms 2 full bath a. 31.1 acre lot, aluminum t id1ng end wm 90 D11ys same as cash wtth apprO\Ied t:redtt 3 Mtlee out Bulav ilte Ad Open 9am to 6pm Mon thru S111 Ph 614-446- dows. furna ce plus woodburner Cull614-992 7285 "You're only young once, but you can be childish any number of times." Houu for ute in country Rutltnd area, 1 acre, 2 bedroom, 1 batt"! Call 614· 992 · 3660 2 bedroom. Pomeroy, clean. wall to walt ca rpet \l& lu e S16.610. sell S9600. 100 monthly with noapprox down payment lmmedtate pflllttl su'ln No Sunday calls. Call lloyd Grimm, 614-992 3749 or 614- 992-3502 3 bedroom home on 3. 3& acrea 2 out bulldmg& and cellar Owner will mortgage. Call 614-742 · 3149. After 6 p m 6 room house and bath, 1 1h acre. 826,000 614-992 -7463 41 304 882-2666 Ntcely furn11t'tod 1me!l house Adultt only Referen ce• re qutred Off street parking Pt't 6, 4-446·0338 House 2BR, with stoveS. retng. Located 68 Mill Creek IS1 60 per mo , 876 Dep Call 614 -446· 3870 or 446-1340 5 ecru . M/ l , 4 bedroo m brtek, 3 ba1hl. lull basement. 30~32 athtched 9arage. Gun\/ Ute Road. t98.000.00. Wilt con1lder lrtde in of othttr property, 304-458· 1875 3 BA, house for rent . No sec urity depo11t requirad Call 446 Newly bmlt cottagfll nettled In thB woods on 27 ecros, Owl Hollow Road . $30 .000 00 Phone 304-676-7771. FORECLOSUR E HOMES from $1 00 on up and local tax deliquent propartles Call 1· 800 -433 -6219 also open evenings 32 Mobile Homos for Sale NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEl 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST, GAlliPOLIS , RT 35 PHONE 614-448-7274 1973 Altona 12x85 , porch underpinning. refr igerator & stflve, ga. heel. Everything included. Mu1t nil Ph 614· 379-2898 1984 14x66 Mobil e H ome 3 loU. all electnc. fen ced yard Evergreen 818,600 Ca ll 614· 446·1528 , 446-1339 1971 Shutt 12xe6 with ltk · panda T11ke ovor payments Call 61 4 256 1466 or 614 256 &o•e Mobilo home on 32 1h acre!. 3 bodrooms. 1 'It beth, all electriC, AC County Rd 28 . Cell 614· 949-2091 or 614 949 -7226 For Sal&- 1974 1 2 11 60 Holly Perk Trailer 2 bedroom, total electric In eKcellenl condt hon Phone 614 -949·2759 Mobil homfll 12 x 60, 2 bedroom. furn lshod, 50 • 200 lot. PRIME LOCATION Middht· port. C&ll 614 992 3636 1986 Columbtll 14u80. soe 111 Kanauga Mobtlo Homo Sale1. K&naug&, Ohio, or co li P11oplus B11nk 304 · 675·1121 , tlnancmy available. 1985 Cla-tton Winn or Ill , 81 ,500 down ~tnd aasl.lmtloan 304 -676 · 6224 VIc torian Ho me l mn1~t cu1B t e cond 14•70, two bed room• . ctUllrAI 11ir. flre pleee. 911rde n tub, allelet:trlc. 3 04-676-1317 1970 Liborty 121.50 pricocl right , afordabltt st11rtar or rent11l trAiler 304 -876-3763 33 1 bedroom apt in Pomer O~f Total electrtc Rent 8160 per month plus depotit 614 992 8216 APARTMENTS , mobile homes, houses Pt Pleasant and Gethpo· ... 614·446-8221 1 bedroom ground floor. private entranc:e, recel"tly remodeled Everything furn loc outskirts Handerton •260 month 304· 6425. 875-8730. Two bdr. unfurntlhed houu Workshop, g~rage . Married co up lea. Wtllec~;:ept 2 children. Ret and dep Call 446 ·9686 2 bedroom furmsed apt , ref and Houae 2BR, with st0\11& retng loc1ted 68 Mill Creek 8160 per mo 875 dep Call 614 ·4463870 or 614-448-1340 446·1340 2 BR home 20 mrles from Gelltpohs m Patnot $125 months plus depostt. Call 614 4 room house Camp Conley area. 8150 00 pitt' month. 304· 675-1371 or 676 ·3812 63 Aero F&rm with 8 room h01.11e. lg 1hup burn Mldle t30 ' s C11ll 614 ·266- 1616 No Su ndnv Ca ll t . 20 11cre farm Hannan Tra ce Ro11d, Glenwood, W Va fo• more ln lorma tlon c1ll 30 4 7?3. 5118 Of 773-6186 flftet' 5•00 Business Buildings Comnl&rci lll bulldtngs tor htlll$ & Downtown Pt Plus ant Store• oftlcet, A-One Real E1tate C1nol Yug ot , Broker Call 304 675-6104. 747 lnddustriel 1tornge 12 foot over htutd doo• . 3 11hnn1 of electric, 18~48 1teel butldmg 614 · 446 · 2362 For &ppointment. 35 Lots & Acreage For ule lot. 120x180 . Baum Addition, CheltiH Township. All ulilitlet 1vallabla C•ll814· 469· 9630 4 lots approx 2 •cres each. H1r d road . water. el.-ctrlcuttblllhtd C•ll 614·992-6883. 80 •cr.a. free gas, eacellent building 1Uts Call 814·992· 6Se3 16 aetea for 111le in Rutland. G11 well, very tecludttd. •1 1,200 Call 614-992 -3901 One lotl'ln At . 2 near Goodyell' Plant. zoned for hou" only 110,000 firm. Al10 100•100 trlliltr or hau .. •itll on f.,m lane 18.000 fir m 304-676·2026. 2 level 1011. 8 miltl from town, 30.-676-6689 Furnished Rooms Furnished room, 8115 Utthties paid Share bath Single male. 919 Second Galhpohs Call 446· 4416 aher 7pm 2BR AC . cable, Hud accepted Riverview in Kano~~ug11 Fosters Mobtle Home Perk. Ph 614· 446-1602 47 Space for Rent 2 Bedroom Mobile Home tn Crown Clly Ph 614 ·256-6620 Oflt ce Space for Rent . E~~;:ellenl lor At1orneys, Accountant, ere C ion to Court Hou1e Call Wiseman Real Ella1e Agency. 614-446·3644. Two bedroom trailer. Furnished or unfurntlhed Ulilitles paid Ca ll 614-446·1200 attM 5pm. 14• 70 3 BR trailer Tot al elec Call 614-388 9732 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33. North of Pometoy Rental trallflll'l Ca ll 614-992· 2 Bit fully furnished, new car pel all utilit•e• paid except elec & gas Cable TV available Owner PSYI water. sewage & trash p1ckup. Securily depoatt & ref lour-tenths of mile hum city limits !=!all 61 4· 446· 7793 7479. River Ioiii near Clifton. W Va for rent C11l Charlea Gufftth 614 992· 6782 e'llenrngs 2 b ed room mob1le ho m11 , t160 00 per month. 304 -6751371 or 616 3812 FAMilY PRIDE MOBIL E HOME PARK, Rt 2 south . Gelllpoha Ferry WV Now rttntlng lots for 666 00 per month Ca ll 304· 675-3073 eh11r 6 ·00 PM Two 2 bedroom mob1l e homn , furnishttd, yard w1lhchem lmk fen ce 175 00 deposit. phone 304· 676-6512 after 6 00 pm Tra iler space• for rent Galllpoltt Ferry. city water and garbage pick up. t 76 00 per month. 304·675·6336 or 676· 3246 2 br tr o~~lle r f~~n ce d In yard lurn . gar&ge work1hop, w"hhouse. 2 dusk to dawn llghtl, Ptymr.le Ad 01111 Ferry 304-676 -4044 8260 plu~ deposit Pulure land, 75 acre! Ptlture, 304-676·3316 Treiler loll 165 00 per month , 304 523· 7149 call before noon o r &fter 9 00 PM 2 bedroom trdiiM, Outer Aoetl, t176 00 mnnth Homestead Renlty. 304-875-l!iS40 or 304 47 Wanted to Rent 882-2405 3 or 4 Bedroom house m Kyger Creek School Dl1trlct Releun cu Ph 614· 446-8621 Apartment for Rent Professional woman moving to area nt&da 2 or 3 bedroom house In or near Point Pleaunt to rent, luu Ae feranco ava ila ble. Call 1-304 -776-8268 11fter 1 and 2 bedroo m 11pertment1 tor rent Buic 'ent for 1 b<lr . S18300. 2bdr,S21900 Also t8Qulted • 8200 00 ucu rlty depoa lt CONTACT· Jackson Esta1es Dept Ph 446-3997 Equ111 Mousing Opportunity Dining room set· like new, heavy Beachwood, oek fin•sh, table, 6 chatrs $375 f~rm Cell 614· 446 9229 G .E. wuher & dryer Very good condition tiarvut gold $260 Call 614-446· 7904. Whirlpool matching patr-gold washer S. dryer, refrigerator, range· Sura seU-cleanmg oven lpra cttcally newl and mis e items. Call 614-446 -1420 or see at 1126 netghborhood Rd . Anttque drop leaf cherJV dining room aet. Ca ll614·742-3069 Loveseet & sofa Broyhtll trediu onel , celery green very nice After s·oo call 304·882-2999 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan's Used Ttre Shop, Over 1.000 ttres, lltes12. 13, 14, 15, 16, 166 8 mtles out At 218 Call 814-266-6251 Pintle cistern ltate approved, plattic septic tanks, plasttc c ulvert1. metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES . Jock aon, Oh 614 -286· 6930. Couch, chatt. love 11eat. coHee t•ble, clothesadulta S. chi ldren• Ph 614-446· 6426 . Maple bunk beda wtlh attached desk- new mattreues. 1976 Gran Tonno Ford 2 dr Ca ll 614-446-1622 Space lor small Uatlers All hook·UPI Cable, Also efficiency room1, air and cable Maaon, W Va. Call 304-773 -6661 14•70. 3 bedroom, 1'h bath, central air total electric In Middl eport Call 814 -992· 2357 beforfll 9 30 am or aft&f 6 00 pm Anytime weelt-ends 1986 Amana Model RS -60 Radar Range Never been used, f300 Ph 614· 246·6604 Two piece Early Amertcan hv!ng room suite Very good condt· tlon Green rocktH-rechner , leather Call614-446-8751 Room1 for rent day week month Gallia Hotel. Call 614 446-9716 Rent as low as &120 month. 2 & 3 Bedroom Mobil& Hornet Ph 614 448-0627 CARPET Carpet remnants 16 00 11 yard and up Mollohan Furniture. Upper Rtver Rd ., Ph 814-446 7444 Open till 7PM on Week Day1 In Mtddleport 2 bedroom fur· mshed apt, 304-882· 2566 45 42 Mobile Homes for Rent CARPET Carpet remnants sa 00 I yard and up Mollohan Furniture Upp&r RNer Rd Ph 614-448· 7444 Open till ?PM on Week Day! Good used color TV '11 Floor modal and portable For ~ate or trade Call614· 446 -1149 . Efficiency apt. furnished 840 00 per weeh plus $60 00 depoai1 end electric, Applicant mu1t furmsh references. 304-7136944 266-6266. 44 70 Acrfl F11rm in PBtr io t Cnll 614 379 -2642 llfiOf 3 2 Piece Living RoomSutte 1326 Mollohan Furniture. Upper Rt\ler Rd Ph. 614·446· 7444 Open 1111 7PM on Week Days depoSit New Haven W Va , 304 · 882· 3267 or 304 7735024 3 bedroom apt ell electrtc, located on Creb Creek Road , rfllferenees req1.11red . 304·676· 8609 aher 5 30 call 304·675· 1087 House, 3 BR 'I, located 861 Fourth Avo $18& mo 876 dap Call 614 446-3870 or 614- Farms for Sale 8acresonlrlbbteRrl o ff At 62 Plu& sto re bwlding, wartthOUII! 3 BA houae barn, celhlr. plua2 ot her building• All black top rOAd Ca ll 304-468 1818 Call attef 8PM 34 3 room furnished apartment for rent Call 614-992-6434 or Houses for Rent 3 bedroom home 2110 N Me•n St M11k11 an offer, will constder trade tn of house nailer, 304 468 1875 New 3 bedroom hou1e, all electric. lot 120~ 146 on back lot of 2614 Madilon Ave Very pmate 842,000 00 Phone 304-e7& 1111 0322 j~::::::::::r-;:::;=:::=======1 44 A t t par men for Rent a 00 PM Merchandise 55 Building Supplies LAYNE 'S FURNITURE up to $125. ti lde-a-~t S390 t o ts96 AeeHners t225 to t376, lamp• 128 to 1125 Dinettes t109 and up to 8496 WoQd ttble w -6 chairs 128& to 8796 Duk t100 up ta 8376 properties Wednesday, June 10. 1987 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sean Best Computem:ed refng· erator, f1000 Alao new motorized tread mill Ca ll 614-446-0 671 . Two hospital beds . walkM typewntllr, and two aewtng me chi nes Cal1 614· 446·1488 Soars Craf tsman 20 inch push mower S100 Call 614·-4460471 Diamond rings fo r sale Ladtet three diamond ring, total wetght .40 carat, 14K whit e gold mounting. Will •ell lor 8450 Appra•sed al $1 .026. by local ,eweter, apprat lai certificate to go wtth rtng. Also 1A caret cluster ring In 14K whit e gold mounting . S226 Charlene tioeftl ch. 614· 992-6292 Of 614-992-2166 Tony' s Gun Repatra, hot reblue· lng Open 9:00 AM t o 7 00 PM Call 304-675-4831 Exercintreadmtll reg 8200 00 will 11111 $80 00 Porch swmg and frame t36 00 304-675· 6635 after 6:00 pm U1ad 54 " sink 100cc, 20 cu It freezer 8160 Mete! office desk t 100 304-676-2406. 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., G11Upolis New & used wood -coalstovea. e pc wood LR tulte t399. bunk beds t199 reclinMs ni!MI & uaed b&droom suitu. wringer wasttars , & ahou. New liv lngroo m suhes t199 -t599. lamps. Call 814- Furnlahad Efficiency •145. UUI I· 1ies paid, 1h11re bath 607 Second A.,.,., Gallipoll• Ph 446· 4416 aU~• ?PM 1 8R Apartment. 740 Second Ave •185 per month Dtpollt required Call 614-446-4222 belween 9 & 6 H&-3169. County Applian ce, Inc. Good uted appll•nces and TV '"' Open 8AM to 6PM , Mon thru S.t 614·4.t6· 1&99, 627 3rd Upstairs unfurnished epartmant Utilitlet paid Carpeted, no child· ren Of pen Call 614 446 1 637 Ave. Galltpohs, OH Valley Furniture new & Uled Urge aec:tktn of qu1lity furnl1urt. 1216 Eutern Avt , Qalllpolls. Modern 18R apt , Ctll614-448· 0390. Furnished apt n•t door to Llbrtry. One proftll lonal Adult only P•rklnv Ph 446·0338 Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Groommg All breeds . All styles Julte Webb Ph 614 446 023 1, Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Pertian and Stamese kittens AKC Chow puppies New ktttens, Siamese and Him•layans Call 614 ·4463844 after 7PM AKC Reg Pektnge•e pupp•es. AKC Reg Dach1hund Also eduh Pekingese Call 614 446- 7920 Apricot poodje puppies. AKC , tai led . wormed , shots. 8126 Also stud service Call614·446· 7372 AK C Chihuahua pupp1e1 to go In four weekt Patt of love Birds S. Frenches For mlorm1tin Call 614-643-2760. 2 AKC Collte pup1, Ch pedigree 1 Ipat , 11 show Females, shots, wormed. & cart eye ck Call 304·736 9192. Also AKC Ch 11uds for uae. AKC registered Chihuahua male, 2 -tears old. ell shots. 875.00. Phone 304-676· 7626 Musical Instruments 58 318 trsnamluion rebuilt , wood and coal burning stove. see 306 14th St . buida power comp•nv. Pldl your own Dring contslners CIMtde Winterr Rio Grande Ohio. Call Fruit & Vegetables Graciout living. 1 and 2 ~· room tptrtmentl at Village Manor tnd Rlveraide Apert· men11 in Middleport. From t216 . including utlhtiN Call Dining table, I ch-'rt 1nd hu1ch. Varr nlc., tiOO. Antique 4 door fl• wall cupbo•d. 1350. hidwin Plttno, t700 Call 814-992- 614-992-7787. EOH. &082 • New Holland 7' hiVbine, Gehl 915 gnnder-mlur, New Holl1tKt 717 forage h~~~Vester Exc cond 304-273-(215 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying shell corn or ear corn Call ftw latett quote• Rtver City Farm Supply, 614 448- 2985 63 Livestock Ouroc Boara. Bred just like the boan we tested It the Ohio Teatetlon thlt galntd over 2.8 lb1 per d•y Aog~tt Bentley, Sabina. OM . 613- &B.t-2398 . Elghl hole ttog feedet'. good 1979 Dodge Omni Front wheel drive PS PB 4dr AC, High miles. f800 Call 614-446- 4031 . 81 Dodge Challenger. E•cellent conditiOn PS , PB. AC. Cnuse, 6 speed $2800. Cell 614·4466949 9·5pm. 614·446-3294 aher 7pm Can. Jeeps and Trucks under 8300.· bu'f d•rectl local Gov 't sales Siezed and repo vehtcle• Call nowl1 -518 -469-3636 E•t J -13850 for directory 24 hrs 1977 Old1 Cuttaus. AT. AC. AM-FM 8 track, good tires, runa good. 8950 . 00 304 -675 6118 Hay for 111e 11 00 per bile F~riWood •30.00 pick up load deliviHed lOot· nJ -6185 . Tr.tn s puri~IIU!l 71 Roush 's strawbtJrin , 2 mil• 0008 bJck of New Haven, WV ttUnion Campground We p1ck t1 26 P1ck vout own · run of the field 76e.. N•c• berries 2237 304-882- Autos for Sale 1980 Chrytl• Fifth Avtnue. good condition, Call 81•·446· 1984 Las• ailv•. 6 -sp. AC. AM ·FM st8feo S&200. Ph 446· g350 w.ninga. 1-----------.L.-----------L.. 1878 Ford 2 TD-2 Ph 114- _ e_-e_3_3_z_.- - - - - - SNAFU ®by Bruce Beattie 1985 Chtv CavHtr. 27.000 miltl. burgUndy wittt red int• rior Call 814· 379· 2346. 1984 Chev C•vUor CS. 28,000 mY•. two / toni brown. C.ll &14-379-2348 191' Ford Country Squirt Ita• tlon wagon , 111 av1Utblt optlon1 indudfng au1om•ic air, tit, cruiae, c8UIIta. .,.d powtr n•a. w6ndowa, and ladts; nM tirlt. 53.000 mit•. or....el colt ov• 111.000. acelent cond~ tlon. priced n••r alu•llaak whol•al• t7.400. Ctll 114· 04e·3181 -lngt only. 4841 1113 ......... 1000. 42,00(. ml•. 0ooc1 aoncHtlon. c.• 11ol-04e·-· •• 0 1112 PlymouttoCh-. 47.000 mla 0 ... llllftw. 4 opd.. Z do "Go back to sleep, dear. There aren't any monsters under lhe bed ... " C•ll 814-371-2728. Services 1976 Ponteic Fireblrd Formula, factory fiberglass hood , 350 engine. auto. alumn wheels, fair cond. t500.00. 304-67& -2846 . Unconditional lifetime guarantee local reference• furni1hed Free est•mate1. Call collect 1·614-237-0488 , day or nrgt'tt. RogersBasement Waterproofing '74 Chevy Vega tinted windows , alum. slotted wheels . 304-676- 5135 1985 Pontrac 1,000 2 -dr, ac. pi, 1uto. am-fm, radto, 8,800 miles John 0 Gerlach 304- 675-5263. 1978 Dodge Colt , dependable, 304-875-2207 '77 Pinto, good tires and body, 0350.00 304-882-3288 '84 Caveher wagon book pnce 84,880.00 need to nil t3,800 00. Loaded. 304·676- 2583 72 Trucks for Sale 1969 Ford 600, see at Slden Equipment, Henderson , W Va C•ll 304- 678-2248 or 304- ~ Smithsonian World Risks ALLEY OOP [II Prlmenews Wrap ups of ... IF ANYTHING HAPPE~S Vmyle S. Aluminum S•ding. Storm windows & doors. over hang gutten Free estimates. 10 MY LITTLE SISTER, I 'LL JUST DIE,AL! WEL.L , I'D HATE 10 SEE THAT HAPPEN, AQUANA! ... SO MEBBE WE BETTER SEE IF WE CAN'T GET HER BACK HERE! Ph 614-446-6332 Tree & stump removal, chain hnk fences, stone, mulch. new lawnt ~eedlng Oon ' s landleapes 614 .. 6-9646 614·..6 7836 74 Motorcycles 1980 Yamaha IT -260. looka good, runs great. Asking $600 . Ph. 614·.. 6 · 31~9 . series of old OOylnends re EEK & MEEK cu: Wffi'S G::Xm oor Il1 Fetty Tree Trlmmmg, 1tump removal Call 304· 875-1331 c,atr(E 1H£ GE.TIII.G a.o? Rotary M eeble tool drrtltng Most wells completflld aame day Pump tales and UtNice. 304- Cf FCJ(U'S 1986 Honda Mtgn• V-86, like new. very low mileage. Ph . 614-••&-1301 1985 Honda 250 Rebel Good condition low mlle'9t Call 61.·44&-830& tont condhion . Rode • .,. thtte. 0750. &1•·992-3992. Beethoven • llle trom his VIenna. Selecltons lrom his symphomes are featur ed. iiiJ 1!11!21 Sholl Game Jennie s con man father talks her into helping h1m w1th a sting (R) l!2l Lotry King Llvel In depth Profeuional tree sei'\I•Ce. ce ll · 304 - 876 - 2633 tor free estim1te. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ~-------------, Plumbing & Heating THEIR NATICNAL ANTH !'M... CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cot. Four1h and Pine Gallipolia, Ohio Phone 614-448 -3888 or 614446-4477 I Electrical & Refrigeration 'TI50F THEE! _ ALL. 11-iE TIME, RIGHT:? / / I I' • 0800.00. 30.·882·26.8 1979 Harley '0 ' Ct .. sh:, tour padltge. 9, 200 miiM , cle1n, B5 75 Boats and . Moton for Sale 14' Atklminum Fishing But with Trailer, 2· ntw '""· ••ctl · lent condition. Stt at 87 Vtne St Auto Parte & Acceasories IUDOETT•-:U•tdl RMult . AI typt1 Gu.rtnt-.1 1 ................. .. 30 ....,.... will Hilwa, Cllh • cwry ar Mmtl. 1'11. 114-Jn-uzo or 1--171-1711. crazies on New Years Eva (R) C!1 PBA Bowling 10:00 1J Ill 1!3) St. Elsewhere St. Ellg1us' loun~>r. 90 year old Father McCabe. reMns 10 Boston.(R) l:l Cil 0 tlJ Hotel Charles and Ellzabelh embark on a diVide and conquer scheme (A) Q (!) Sign 011 ®J 11)1!21 The Equallllt McCall brings a spacial kind two peopto.IR) BARNEY LET'S SEE--MY TATER SALAD FORTH' General Hauling CHURCH PICNIC ·• ,....~\.!: FIRST, I'LL Gf\LS -- WE GOT APROBLEM NEED ABOUT TWO OOZEN E6GS -~ 1!1J News reports on world economtcs and fman c1al news with Lou DotJbs. (O·30) 1111 Honeymooner• fl) (l) Love Connection 11 :301JI]) 1!1J Tonight Show (!) SportsConter (L) (i) WKRP In Cincinnati CJ (I) Nlghlltno Q ®J Megnum, P.l. I!J) Actor'• Thoalro 69rtok as 2·5-9285, Wilt do water hauhng for wells, pools, ete Rellon•bl e ntas 1000 gallon 614·742 -2234, Watterson' s Water Hauling. 1 pools, well, etc. call 304·576· 2919. a Dog l!2l Sports Tonight Action ~ ~___:.:..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Form.,ly Ken's now John 's WatM Servt~;:e , John Wtt•erson. Jr. Own• 1 .000 Ot' 2 .000 gat IIMce. 304 ·678-2248. Upholstery R & M C u1tom Couchet tnd Aeuphol1tery, St. Rt . 7, Crown Citv. Oh 614· 2158-1470. Eve 614.·446·3.t38. Open daily 9 to ' 4.30, Sat. 9 ·30 to 1.30. Old & n.w Uphoatlt'ed . Santa's Upholatery Shop. Furni· tura. elf seau. boat seats, etc. Call 114-261-6270 Rocklick Road. Crown Ctty. Mawrey ' a Upholtt••ng ltrvtng tricountl•r•22,_,. The best in fumiture uphoa.t...mg. C•ll 304 · 875 · 4154 for free tlttmat". ®J l!ll l!2l Moneyllnt Curren1 J • J Water Servtce Swimming 87 of loday's news and a took ahead to 1omorrow 's news slorles (1 :00) 1111 Nowa fl) (ll Soap 10:05 {lJ MOVIE: A Klu Belore Oylng (1 34) 10:30 I]) American Snapshots fl) (l) USA Tonight 11:00 1]) Hardcastle and McCormick o riJ m CJ rn 6370. 04,800 00 080, 30(-676- ro..onablt rat... •mmediltl 8917. 2.000 gallon deiNtry, clstema, 1 Ill Handa SX200, 4 whMI• , ue cond. t1.800.00. 2921 Spruce Ave.• 304· 871-1901 has a court room full of I!)) Evening Newa A wrap up pools, cisterns, walla Fh 614· 1984 Honda CRIO, 1460 00 . 1986 Kewuakl KX80 , Interviews with top newsmakers and celebrities. 9:30 1J I]) 1!3) Night Court Harry of harmony to the lives of Re11dantill or commorclal wir· ing New lervr<:e or rep11ra licensed electrician Eatlma1e free Ridenour Electri cal, 304675-1786 R & A Water Service Home cisterns, wells, poo\1 filled Fotmarly James BoYI Water . Same rates Call 304 · 675- 5135. LAW 5<\'l'S THE NEI'IS HAS 10 BE H&WY I 1983 Honda Shadow 600cc. 13 . 500m~II . A - 1cond t1200 . '79 Honda CX500, low mila. ea~;: ~;:ond . Stttrp . Pr iced 1500.00 undlf ACU . 304·875- u_ 'MY CONTRA I Dillard Water Service Pool 1, Cisterns, Wall1 . Oalivlll"f Any time Call 614-448 7404-No Sunda'f calli 304-773-5849. LOOK, THERE'S NO THEN THEANTI - v 5ANDINISTA l FORCES PlAYED 1980 IC1waukl 760 LPO , 10.000 mlln. fully drnMd . e~~:c cond, t1 ,100.00 304· 468· 1088. (R)I:l (!) «D The Immortal early years to his years In Dry walt and repair work, 20 ytt " ~' • e~eperlfltnce, free eat•mates, reas- ~ • onable rates. 304·675 ·44 52 • ~ : after 6:00 •• • 84 Murderous counterfeiters are after an actor and his wife Beethoven with Pet01 Uatlnov Look al the mortal Starkl Tree end lawn Senuce. lawn care. landscaping, atump removal. 304 -676· 2B42 or 676-2903. 614·388-8758 . ATC 70cc 3 wheel ... 4326 00 C•ll 614-446·7357. enter the g~rls' lives. (R ) (I) MacGyver CiJ 0 and immortal aspecls of 1980 Honda Custom 650, low mileege. 1700. Call 614-388- 1981 -a&o Honda Custom he. Cond .. low mtleage 1800 Call ENCVOY I I I~ TUESI 3 I ::.,.::....;:.1 k---,.:... l"_,;._..jl ..;:.L~o~l :_! I I' I I . _,1:;...4.:.;,R:.:.A 11- • " From the Otdja-Ever-Nottce Department Children never pull out a wallet full of photographs of thetr- 5 - - - · r--------, I PLOWAL C) 1 1 I I I I L...L_.L_L...L-.L.....J . 7 Complelc the chuckle quoted bv fttltng tn the mtssmg words . you develop from step No 3 belo w .:\ PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS 1 ~ IN THE SE SQUARES f) ~~7c:~~~\ER t ETTERs To IIIIIII J YE$JERDAY'S SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS Tirade - Moldy - Begot - Accuse - CLOSER . Notictng that my friend's dress stze hod gone up two stzes, 1co nsoled her: "A good thing about middle age spread is thai it brings people CLOSER together." _ BRIDGE Keeping your chances alive NORTH 1-10-87 +A J 'A 7 6 t A J 10 6 + KQ74 By Jnmes Jacoby EA~T WEST Today's btddmg is both sublle and sophisticated. SouLh's double of two spades was negative, announcing four hearts and values to bid aLLhe threelevel Nortlt's three-s pad e bid si mply said, "Partner, I have a very good hand, and we're going to game." After lour diamonds by South, lour spades by North Lhen meant that he had control m spades and wa s mterested 1n slam, obvtously in diamonds. South went along with that interpretalion he asked lor aces and bid the diamond slam How should declarer go about mak· ing h1s contract' Of course it is generally right t~at Lhe player making a pre-em ptive bid has shortness some· , where , and that could well mean a singleLon dtamond. So, after Laking the ace of spades, declarer m1ght well come to his king of dtamonds, cash the ace o! clubs and then take a diamond finesse That would work , but it's the wrong play. Even though you think West has three diamonds La the queen, if East turns up with the lady, you're set before you get starled. Instead, play the diamond ace. Discard your losing spades on the K·Q of clubs and leL your slam hopes ride on Lhe favor- +12 +KQ10986 ., 3 2 'K 8 5 4 • Q72 t 9 +t o so 2 +J 9 53 SOUTH • 5 43 'Q J 10 9 tK8 543 +A Vulnerable: North-South Dealer North West Pass Pass North Ealit l+ 3+ Pass •• s+ Pas.o; Pass Pass South Obi 2+ 4. 4 NT Pass Pass Pn ss ot Opening lead. • 7 able location of the heart king. When that fmesse works, you make your contract WhaL it bolls down to is thaL taking the dmmond finesse w11l make or break you . Playing for the queen to drop still gtves you an · addllion~l · chance when the pre·empllve bidder had only a singleton in diamonds assigned to evaluate his class. (R) Q 9:00 QJ 700 Club 1J I]) 1!11 Facts ol Life A 2454. 82 rn 8:30 Cil llt Head ol tho Ctsso Charlt<l's Iarmer glrllriend IS 895 -3802 1982 Con\lan•on Van Dodge Ram 250 4 Captain chairs, couch. curtains , venettan blinds. tinted gla11, 8-track & euutte pleyer, atr, cruise, auto , rack & ladder. $9&00 or best offer Ptt 1h6 day 's world news end 1n depth lea1Ure reports. (1:00) 1!11!21 Billy Graham Crusade IIJl MOVIE: 'A Married Man, Part I' Ptlme Movie INRI (2•00) fl) (l) MOVIE: Strong Medicine, Part 2 (2:00) 8:05 {lJ MOVIE: Beachhead {NRi (1 29) Exterior Stucco. Plaltor and Plaster Repatr Work bv the hour orbythejob. Froeestimete Cal1 RON'S Televl1ton Servi ce . House calli on RCA, Quazar. GE. Speciallng in Zemth . Call 304-676 · 2398 or 614· 446· 78 and pnce we pay to become world's greatest producer ol lood. Q iiiJ Billy Graham Crusade Columbia South Crusade !Til The Amish : Not 10 Bo Modem (1 00) . ' .·. ' .:~:~ .. Ace Construction Roofing . gutters, masonry worh All work guaninteed Call614-388-9766 Of 3BB-9792 ' 76 Chevrol.. pickup truck. needa 10me work '76 Plymouth, good motor and transmllslon '76 Volkeswegon Al13 for &460 00 304·676·4538 Must sell 1985 Ford RantJer 4x.t Pay off lo'" Call 446- S~r~ no; only to regret It 446-0294 614-256-1182 Vans & 4 W.O. [JI JeHersons 8:00 I]) Oaktarl 1J I]) 1!11 H1ghway to Heaven Jonathan helps an angel who 's haVIng problems w•th h1s ass1gnmen1 [R) Q Cil 0 (I) Perfect Slrangera Larry teaches ·Bolkt the art of SWEEPER and sewmg machme repatr, parts. and aupphes Ptck up and delivery , Devil Vacuum Cleaner, one half m•l e up Georgee Creek Rd Call 614- 675·7421 . 73 FRANK AND ERNEST· Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1912 Font PU Truck. Sh ... 03196., 1178 Ch... Cullom 28 ft cabin cruit« on 3 ade v..,, 11195. C11t 814·218· troHw. 03000. Firm. C.. 81(446-1828., 6U-.W&-1339. 8622 1t8& Chevootlo. 7,000 mi. TMt av• pevm•• Ctl 114-448· Barney Millet f.l) (l) Star Trek 7:30 IJ Ill (I) Newlywed Game (!) PGA Gall Crosby Clambake lrom Winston-Salem, North Carolina [T) 0(1) Judge iiiJ Wheel ol Fortune Q @ Crooollre (0 30) 1!11!21 1!11 Jeopardy! Q 1978 Georg• a Boy Clau A. 28ft 'motor home, loaded , t11 ,600 00. call 304- 882· 3237 after 5·00 PM 81 I ( Dobbs (0:30) Ill 1!21 1!11 Wheel ol Fortune i OAMI CU.Y R. POLLAN ~y the be· low to form four stmp le words reports on world econOmiCS and fmancial news w1th lou 1973 Starcraft 23 ft camper, exc cond, full awnmg, reasona ble price, 304-675·1797. 1980 Toyota Tercel, uc cond, low mileage. 304-773-5800 1985 Hands ATC 200X 3 wheeler Call 448· 1200. 30ol-895·3808 1968 Bee-line hard top camper Good condition Sleep• five Dual tank•. furnace $800 Don Hoyde 614-367-0644 or see at For81t Acres Park . 2879 or 614·949- 2124. Reg'ed. Quarter Morse Sonell white markings. Born 7 / 3 / 86. Good confirmation. Aunt was World tislter Cttampion. Call Round bate ol hav in f1eld . IYtfiQe 1,000 lb1. 112 bile 1980 30 ft Terry Campmg Trailer for sale 614-992·3629 Call 614-949-2046. 614-949- 8245 Hay & Grain 1way control and equalizers aKie, self contained wtth Mch, , ~ Call614· 245-9296 "' 1976 Mercury Montego 361 Cluveland . PB . PS . automatic, new paint. new brakes. $950. cond lBO. Ca11814-245·939B 64 1978 Wildernoas. mint condi tton. 18ft , 1leeps 6. Tandem WORD ll!ltters of 0 lteorranoe fou r scrambled words 1111 WKRP In Clncinnetl 7:00 I]) Hardcastle and McCormick IJ Ill PM Maga11ne ~}SportsCente• (L) Cil Entertainment Tonight 0 (I) People's Court C!l I!J) MacNeill Lehrer NewaHour (1 ·00) ®J News l!2l Moneyllne Current Autos for Sale 4786 Quality FNits and Veget1bl• rateil and wholnale B. • S . Produce ICrOSI from PiUI Hut, Gallipolis, Ohio . Ntw sofa. chair, coHH tablt & tnd ttblt. tl500 CalliS14-448· 3237 afttf 8pm. 8496. 7421 304-675- 814-245-5121 . THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND 2 BR apartment fen rtnt In Crown City , C•ll 614· 256· Henderson. W. Va 71 1986 VZ 80 MotDI'cycle. Excel· N•w wood 6. pc living room sultet. 1399 96; New living room suh" ttom • 179.95 10 1700 : Chest ol dr•w.,,, 4 drtwer , 148., 6dr1W'Itf, t59.95: End ttbllll from t89 .96 '" Uted Fumlture: bMroom auittt, full 1i.red bed1, twin btd1 •nd rodun. Rtcllnlf't from *99 .95 and up Furn i1hed apartment. U25. utilities patd. 1 bdJ 939 Seco nd. GtUipolia. Call .t40· 4418 aftar8pm. SIOERS EQUIPMENT CO , Strawberrie~ · PARSON 'S FURNITURE Furnist'ted apartm1nt. t225 . t.nihtiu paid 1 bdr 920 Fourth. Gallipolis Call446-4416 aftlf Bpm . lnternattonal farm wagon, 7ft x 14 ft platform bed with 4ft removabl• 11de1 Very good condition •300 30 acres grass hay meado.w, by share• or c.. h rent by acre Rov E M•ller, 614 986-3817 61.·288-8822. 57 ~ '"'~~~E.o,.,. ldl,.d the entertainment world IS anchored live from New York. (0 30) 1967 Hyco tii-low camper .. stove, Ice box. & sink. Sleep• 2 $600 Call 614-446-7106 ~..!:=========:::===========~ Buv one any "zeehaln saw chain and get HCond chain half price. Washer•. dryM&, refrig••torl. ranges . Skaggs Appliances, Upptr Rivtr Rd . be1lda Stone Creal Mottl. 8,4-448-7398. Gauge ap1 3 rooms & bath Furnllhed, Including washer, dryttr 1!. l it Clean. No pl'ls. Adults only Ref. & deprequired Call614 -446-1&19. 1917 Apache fold down. sleeps 6, contains AC-DC converter. 1tove. sink. rce bo11. Ph 614- , • 379-2688 ';' STON OHIO 814-384-3e45 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Two 3 room apts. Oay l 446· 76 72 •tt•r 5 .ue-1980 614-256-1267. 1-------------------- 8 rothet sewing maet'thle like new $75 00 304-675-7209 or Building Materials Blodr;, brldr;, aewef ptpes wtn· dows, llnttll, ete Claude Win· ten. Rio Grandt, 0 Ctll 614246-!5121 1986 Travetmastor· new cond By Coachman. 27 h Call II. Pets for Sale .. 614-44&-oooe. tongue groo\le up.x4x8x S1 00 off & pr pc water 13 · board 89 96 or We•4x8-B.951. 25pc up 1 . 00 oft Pr . 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In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnatio~ of the words arc all hints . Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 6-10 z 0 K H R '0 c F C W .C TZOHWA Z I UCRZQl zy p p XCKHQI C F C HE CR UWHROCT nc INWZRU . - nG F H I G y y MFZIOPCW Yesterday's Cryptoquote: EDEN IS THAT OLDFASHIONED HOUSE WE DWELL I N EVERY DAY WITHOUT SUSPECTING OUR ABODE UNTIL WE DR1Vt: AWAY. - EMILY DICKINSON «=J 1987 KW'rQ Feati.Afea S'l'ndlcale. Inc �Page- 12-The Daily Sentinel ---Local briefs Two Meigs pedestrians injured Two pedes tr ians were Injured when a driver los t control of his car on Ohio 124 Monday. at 8:50 p.m.. according to the Gall la·Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. Melinda Riggs, of Langsville. and James W. Cleland, of Pomeroy , suffered Injuries but were not treated when a vehicle driven b y Frederick A. Bennett, 19, of Gallipolis, went off I he r ight sid e of the r oad and struck a parked car. owned by Bonnie L . Clel and, of Pomeroy. Th e impact for ced the parked car to hit a gas pump and tht' two pedestrians. Benne II wa s charged with DWI and cited fo r failure to co ntrol. Squads make five runs Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser vic es report s li ve ca lls Tuesda y; Rutland to Meigs Mine No. 10 lor Jerry Caster to Holzer Mt'dlcal Center; Ra c ine at 6:27a.m. transported Ralph Webb to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 12:58 p.m. to Salem St. for Ida Young to Dr. Mansfield's office; Middleport at 1: 23 p.m . lo Gra nt St. for E ugla Johnson to Pleasant Valley Hospllal ; Pomeroy at 7:28 p.m. to Sta rcher Roa d for Hugh Leifheit who was trea ted but not transported . Jury to begin deliberations Judge Charles Kn ight was giving instru ctions to th e jury early this morning In the M eigs County Common Plea s Court case against Johnny C. Eblin, 35, Pomeroy. Eblin is charged with aggravated assaull aft er allegedly shooting Charles Napper, 38, Bally Run .Road, In the left leg at the Ebl in home. Wes t Main St., la st September . Middleport mayor fines five Five de fend ants were fined In the court of Middleport Ma yor Fred Hoffman Tu esday night . They are Ric hard Warneke, Middleport, $25, ill egal registration ; Gary Rose. Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly monner: Brian Hayes, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner, and $100 and costs, possession of marijuana : Sam McCloud . Middlepor t, and Richard Friley, Pomeroy, each cha rged with two counts of disord erly manner and both fined $25 and costs on each charge . 12 forfeit bonds Tuesday Twelve defendants forfeited bonds in the co ur t of Pomeroy Ma yor Ric hard Seyler Tuesday night . They include Winifred Young, Sha de, and Mary Hawk, Rutland, $63 each, posted on disorderly manner charges; Sandno Butcher, Pomeroy, $50, speeding; Debora Fosler, Pomeroy, $46. speed ing: Claudia Staats. Nelsonville, $63 , expired tags; F'ranklin Cas t o. Pomeroy, $63, failure to control. and $43. stop sign v iolation ; Mildred Humphreys. Pomeroy , $46, speeding; .James Gibbs, Pomer'oy, $.'\3, speeding: Dennis Long, Long Bottom. ~42, speeding; William Deem , $63, stop sign .violat ion, and $fi3, flcticlous lags; Tamara Childress , M!ddleporl, $&1, driving on a temporary permit without being accompanied by a licensed driver : Carolyn Gilmore, Long Bottom. $49, s pecdln~. Fined In the court were James Morton, Pomeroy, $113 and costs, possess ion of a l'Ontrolled substance. and $213 and cos ts, petty theft; Ea rle Goode. Pomeroy, $45 and costs. speeding. Conclude ... Contlnul'd from page 1 and profit mo ti ves who so ld arm s and negollated for the iii'I'S of American hostage!;. They received secret communlca lion codes and had access to Swiss bank account s used for U.S. covert acti ons and op~ra tlons. Lottt>ry numlwrs The Middleport Fire Depart · ment answered a tota l of 59 calls during Ma y, 10 fire runs and 49 emergency ru ns, Fire Chief Jeff Dars t reports. All vehicles were driven 1270.4 mil es during the month . CLEVELAND 1UP I I - Tu es· da y's winning Ohio Lottery numbers with l irkcl sa les and payou ts: Dally Number :122. Tlckel' sa l es I o 1 u I l' d $1, 260, f>JI !\11. wll h 11 pa~· o ff due of $430,3.1:150. PIC'K-4 25~3. PI C K -~ $1Rl.~li. OQ, tickl'l SH ies totu lcd wtlh a payo ff du e of SRl. 716 PIC'K-4 $1 sl noight bel pay s $3, 071. PI CK -4 $1 box bel pay s $2:\ti. Hospilal nt·w~ Veterans Mt•rnorlnl Tuesday Admiss ions - Ralph Webb, Racine : MnriP Thomas. Pomeroy; Mildred Smit h. C' hes · ter : E thel Lambert, V int on. Tuesda y Dtschur~cs - Susie · Bess. Mary C' ric· km an, Hugh Leifheit . Cheryl Hysell. Chest~r Young. Wednesday, June 10, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Makes 59 May runs Financial report released by village Meigs board plans to continue belt school $108,127.29; fire house improvement , $12,809.19, $379.29, $56,342.55: water tank, no re- , cel pts, no disbur sements·, ' $125,977.58: water , $10,111.59, $11,059.07, $8,046.67; sanitary sewer, $7,444.25, $9,269.88, $16 ,078 .03; swimming pool , $782.35, $1.881.79,$471.21 deficit; cemetery, $738.23 , $1,387.38, $1,942.56 deficit: water meter ' trusts, $210, $283.05, $12,467.51. Receipts for the month total ed $118.903.27 while disbursements tolaled $96,167.87. All Middleport funds as of May 31 totaled $356,863.26, VIllage Cler·k ·Treasuer Jon Buck reports . Receipts and disbursements during the month, respectively , of each fund and the end of the month balance include: general , $51,092.18, ' $46,055.19, $28,870.13; street maintenance, $4,294.40, $5,561.87, $985. 49; federal re· venue sharing, no receipts, no disbursements, $97.35; f ire equipment, $225, $660. $1,450.60 deficit ; lire truck, $4 ,750.56, $142.35, $13,627.93; public trans · portatlon. $24,736.23, $14 .059.45, $17,395.27 deficit; economic de· velopment. $1, 709.40, $5,428.55, $7,415.37; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements, Meeting in regular session Tuesday night , the Meigs County Board of Education agreed to serve as the agen cy to continue the seat belt training school offered for drivers who do not obey the mandatory use of seat belt law- for another year . The board employed a substitut e teacher for Instructor Eric Chambers who will be vacation· ing in August. Under the plan , drivers charged with failure to wear their seat belt s can attend the school held at the county board quarlers on East Main St., Pomeroy, in lieu of being fined for the offense. The board employed Charles Koven for 12 additional days. Koveil i s a psychologist who has been working part· time for the county board. The additional 12 days were added lo give Koven time to complet e a proj ect on which he has been working. Th e office calendar for the 1987-88 school year was adopted Speaking tonight and bills were approved for paymenl . The board agreed to Rev. and Mrs . Eddie Tilley, participa te In the programs and Norway mi ssionaries, will be : services of the Southeastern Ohio speaking tonight. 7:30 p.m., at Special Education Resourcle Continued fro m page I the United Pen tecostal Church In Center, the Southeastern Ohio Middleport. Rev. Clark Baker attitude of these allied nations Voluntary Education Coalition, invites the public to attend. with regard to the gulf," Reagan both in A !hens, and the Tri· said. He said journalists we re County Career Development "misinformed' ' in suggesting the Center at Nelsonvlll e. There will Trustees to meet all ies had not done all that th e be no charge to the county board. United States wan ted. The next meeting was set for July Chester Township Trustees Many other issues - particu · 6 with the bud get to be considered will meet Friday , 7:30p.m .. at larly terrorism and Ea st·Wes t in addition to the regular the town hall. relations - also were agreed to mon thly business . A discussion swiftly in the political declara· was held on hiring a replacement Cr~ssover lion, adopted midway through for Russ Moore, secondary eduihe summit by the leaders of th e cation supervisor. who has re· Plan rummage sale United States, Britain. France, tired but no action was taken. Apple Grove United Methodist , .Japan, West Germany, Italy and · Attending the sess ion were Ca nada. Then ca me economic Supt . John Riebel and board Church will be holding a rumIssues. member s, Harold Roush, Bob mage sale Monday . starting at 9 S2,00 Cover Charge Burdette, Vi rgil King, and Ha · a.m., at the church . The sa le will Must Be 21 continue until everything Is gone. rold Lohse. Leaders ... MIZWAY TAVERN Band Friday & Saturday Night June 12 & 13 Trinity church to make ice cream In preparation for Her it age Weekend, members of the Trin· l ty Church In Pomeroy will be making ice crea m at the church today and Thur sda y. The chu rch will be taking orders for resident s who wish to buy the homemade ice cream at $2 a quart . Also the ice cream will be availabl e on Thursday and Friday' when lunches will be served at the chur ch in con june· lion with Heritage Weekend. 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ARMACY W. CARYL RICHARDS ~- . J~~'I --·---· 12 oz. Bonus Size r~ lentlon . 27" X79" VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY CO. $239 FABRIC somNER 96 oz. DOVE DISHWASHING LIQUID 32 oz. 99.< WIPE OFF zo oz. IN STOCK ••• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 9:30 TO .5:00 MON.-SAT. Efherlelds a=· ,- co mplaints by the Ohio Civil Right s Commission. and permits the com·m ission to seek a temporary in junction before engaging In conciliation of a co mplaint. It also provides for a civil penalt y and sti ffer cri minal penalt ies for vio lations of the Civil Rights Law, including the awarding of actu al damages , punll ive damages of up to $5,000 and attorney fees. "This will ensure that Ohio meets I he minimum feder al standards on fair housing," said Sen. Michael White , D - Cleveland, the floor manager. He said Ohio will remain eligible for $200,000 a year in federal funds to look int o housing discrimination comp lain ts. The bill prohibi ts discrimination In the sale of home loans and homeowners' insurance based on the rac ial com position of a neighborhood. Sen. Roy L. Ray, R·Akron. described the bill eliminating health serv ice associa tions as "a health care consumer measure which will all ow the free mar ket to control health care serv ices. Under the bill, the hospital service associations such as Blue Cross will phase out! heir co ntract ual relationships with hospita ls by Jan. I , 1990, after 3.5 oz. 6 Pack 77< whi ch they will be r egulated by the Ohio Department of Insurance and compete In the open market. Ray said Blue Cross of Northeas t Ohio has been at a par ticular disadvantage under the hospital service association law, which giv es It a "blank check' ' and requires II to co ntract for sel'l'ices no ' matter what the cost. " Pr ice competlllon mu st be brought into play." said Ra y, "because the hospitals won't lower their cos ts If they don 't have to." All hough the measure was endorsed by major labor unions , consumer groups and senior cit izen associa tions, som e skepllcs wondered uboul coverage for Indigent and elderly people under the new setup and characterized the bill as sell-serving for Blue Cross. And at a commi tt ee hearing on a similar bill in the House, furor was raised when the deposition of a former vice president and cont roller for Blue Cross was subm itt ed alleging thai Cleveland Clinic and Universit y Hospilals kicked ba ck between $9 million and $15 million to Blue Cross to help reduce losses fr om a compeltlt ve biddin g progr am . a ' Rep. I. Ray Miller Jr., D· Co lumbus, said disclosure of hospital charges would reduce health care cost s through compet ition. "This bill would expose those hospllals whose charges and utillza t ion ol services are way out of line with hospit als w ilhln th e sa me geogra phic area," Miller said of his bill. "There Is no hospit al wh ich will want to be repo rted as hav in g the highest prices or the most excess ive surger ies In town without solid justlficalion as to wh y," said Miller . "Good Informa tion never hurl anybody." Adopted In the Senat e was a Hou se- passed resolution supporting U.S. Department of Ener· gy's loca tion of a Superconductlng SuperCollider, a 56· mile circular track lor accelerating subatomic particles, in Del ware, Morrow, Union and Marlon count ies. Sent to the House was a bill allowing the Ohio Departm ent of Natural Resources to take land for I he pr·oject If It Is loca ted In Ohio. Th e heav llp ponsor ed bill not lfylng viet lms of the escapes of their assailant s was sent back to the !-louse for· concurrence In a minor amendment before going on to the governor. Commission approves Roberts' proposal By NANCY YOACHAM Meigs Count y Engineer Philip Robert s recommended Wednesda y to the Meigs Cou nty Commis· sloners th at the count y ent er into a sJx.percent loan program to finance a $400,000 county hi gh· wa y resurfaci ng program lo be completed thi s summ!'r . Rober Is is proposing that three roads, Count y Road 46, Success Road • .3.84 miles; County Road 30, Forest Run Road from Stale Rou1e 7 to the Intersection of Coun ty Road 34, 3.65 miles: an d County Road 3, New Lima Road between Rutland and Tla:·ri son· ville, 6.03 miles , be resurfaced. He estima tes It will tak e at leas t $400,000 to apply two-Inches of · pavement to these roads which total approximately 13 miles. Ll fe expect ency of I he paving wou ld be 15 years. Th e com missioners approved Roberts· proposed plans for 1he paving project. Legal document s regarding a resolution of necessity for the paving muSI .now be prepared. It Is necessar y for the commissioners to unanimously PLANT MAY REOPEN NEXT MONTH - Bernard White, 'ice president of United Steelworkers Local 5111, conducting tour In above photo, has worked hard along side union leaders, economic developers, senators, congressmen and a governor to gel the Foote Mineral ferroalloys plant re-opened, said an employee huy·ou1 plan may bre athe new life into the facility as early as ,July. SPRAY ON . ... By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS - The Ohio Senate. expressing~ desire to keep Ohio In the forefront of fair housing practices, has unanimously adopted Housepassed legislation tightening state regulat ion s . against housing discrimination . At the same time Wednesday the Senate passed, 25·6, and forwarded to the Hou se a bill eliminating hospita l service associations and requir ing heall h Insurance providers to operate in the free marketplace as Insurance companies. Crossing over to the Senat e on a 92·4 vote wa s a bill requiring more deta iled disclosure by hospitals of thei r health care charges, both to the state Hea lth Department and to the public. It was part of a bu sy legislative day which saw Senate approva l of legislation preparing for the possible locallon of a huge atom. sma sher in north central Ohio, and a bill requ iring notification of victims of violent felonies If their assail ants escape from prison. The fair housing bill , which was returned to the House for concurrence in Senate changes , expedites the · procedure for the review of $999 BLECHE-WHITE WHITEWALL TIRE ClEANER LUX BEAUTY BARS 25 Centl A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Senate adopts fair housing, Blue Cross bills 60·75·100 Won 4 To Pack I!§Heyj. AIR CONDITIONERS 2 Sections. 1 2 Pages 4 DELUXE HAMMOCK Everyone loves a hamm(l(k. ldeal for summer enttne Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. 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OHIO WONDERFUL Daily Numher 626 • Anoofts.Dtt Fat Pt1tthng t!tt~ FREE DELIVERY 992·6611 Giants Ae_.,. fM AJ9111 TO Llfftll O.Mii • llt ~ Noli JUST Ohio l.ottery DENTYNE GUM 4Pack . 69< Earthquake ·felt • • In ntne-state area • By United Press lnternallonal An eart hquake centered In llllno!s was felt across most of Ohio Wednesd ay night but It apparf'ntly caused no damage and neither of the state's nuclear power plants was a ff~cted . " Wr've had no report s of any dam a~e." Ohio Hi ghway Patrol dispat cher Crystal Fletcher said. " Almo st evHy body f ell il, though." Tho quakP, which measured 5.0 on the Richt~r sc ale. was centered at Lawrrnceville In south· ern Illinois. 55 miles north of Eva nsville. Ill. , Frank Baldwin of the Ear thqu ake Information Center said In Golden, Colo. The tremor lasted from 5 to 15 seconrls and was felt In 14 sta tes and In Canada. Th e 7: 49 p.m. EDT quake shook hulldtngs In Columbus, Ci ncinnati and Akr'on bu t no i njuries were reported . There were concern s over the earthquake's effect on the Perry and Davls·Besse nurlear power plants. An earthquake in Janu· ary 1986 was centered near the Perry plant. · "We didn't feel It at Perry and none of the alarms . went off, which means It didn 't effect the operation ," said Cle ve land Electric llluminalln~ Co. spokes· man Todd Schneider. The Perry plant Is located In Lake County abou1 30 miles east of Cleveland. "We dldn 'l feel anythl~g." said Richard Wilkins, a spokesman lor Toledo Edison, operator of • pass the resolut ion and then schedule a public hear ing on I he proposed project . The commiss ioners have received a wrilt en req uest from a Long Bott om resi dent wan ting them to take legisl ation to co ntro l pit bulls In the count y. Th e resident stated In the letter I hal pit bull s, ow ned by a neighbor, oft en come os his propert y, and th at his elderly father. and an elderly neighbor, arc both fearful of t he dogs. An animal claim from Jack Shifl et, of Route 1, Rutland, for the loss of a lhrec·week·old Bl ack Angus calf wa s approved by the board . Shiflet had requ es ted payment of $125 for I he ca lf. The board allowed $100. Accordi ng to the clai m whic h was submitted by Wayne Roseberry. cou nt y dog warden, a brow n pil bull an d two bla ck and white dogs killed t ~c ca lf. The dogs are still loose. An anim al claim from Howa rd Ervin of Racine was tabl ed by the bo,ard. Erv in Is request in g $750 for the toss of five sheep, each of which weighed from 180 to 2lfl pounds. lng with Meigs County Prosecut· Keith Harr is of Long Bo tt om ing A ttorney Fred. Crow III. was at the meeti ng to discuss the An application to use brine apparent closing of Ol ive Town- water for dust co ntrol at the ship Road 27:l. Harris said the Facem yer Lumber Co. Is t o be r·oad leads to an ol d boat ramp on rcsubmlltcd t o th e state 's Dlv· Forked Run Lake wh ich has been Is inn of Oil and Gas for approva l. used by local res id ent s for years. The sta le originally denied the l-Ie said that recently, plies of dlr l requ est for la ck of adeq uate have been dumped on t he road to Information. but told <;ommls· preven t access to the ramp . sioncr Richard Jones that if the Philip Roberts told 1-larris th at application Is resubmitted with Olive Township Tru stee> receive all the necessary data. It wlll be stale mil eage money to maint ain approv ed. a porllon of I he road. but that he A permit lo usc brine water lor did not know if. the tow nship dust co ntrol at Jaymar Coa l Co. mlleagt• ex tended all the way to Is to submllted lo the state for the ram p or not. Harris sa id he renewal. A public hearing Is not met wilh th e trustt'i>s who told nr:-cessary for a renewal . him they did not close the road An applica tion for tra nsfer o! a and that on ly the co mmi ssioners C1·C2 liquor lice nse from Pearl had the authori ty t.o order the Webb, doing bu siness as Ridge· closing. The comm issioners sa id view Ca n·yout In Salisbury they may take act ion regar·dlng Township, to Robert Allen , doing township roads only ut the bu siness under the samr name, request of tru stees and upon will now ilP submllted by the recomml•ndatio n of the co unt y co mmissioners to the State De· engi neer . T)l ey sugges t,cd to part m cnt of Liquor Coni rot. No • Harris that If I he problem ca n not · co mment s regarding the pro· be reso lved, he and the Olive posed license transfer were re· 1rustccs shou ld co nsider a mee t· ce tved by th r com missioner s. Foote Mineral plant may reopen in July By JUDY MORGAN OVP Staff NEW HAVEN - The lunch· room In the yard at I he old Foott' Miner al plant al Graham Station near New Haven, where workers once ga th ered on I heir break to share sandwiches and swap stories, Is dark and dusty now. But at least one of the men who used to park his lunch box th ere Is hoping I hat cha nges soon. Bernard Whit e, vice president of United Steelwor·kers Loca l 517 1, who has worked hard along side union leaders , economic developers, senators. co ngress · men and a governor to get the ferroalloys plant re-opened. said an employee bu y·out plan may breathe new life Into the faclllly as early as July . More than a year after t al k of a potential employee t ak!'Over be· gan. and four months a il e~ Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. announced to the people of Mason County that the st~ te wou ld be putting $4 million on line to help get the plant back Into operation. White and lawyers work lng on the project say there Is light at the end of the tunn el. William Doepk en. an attorney with the Pittsburgh law firm of the DavJs.Besse nucl ear power plant In Otlawa Count y. "We have seismic alarms but they . dldn 'I go off. " People from ot her parts of the state described the earthquake as minor. Tim Distler, who lives In an eastern suburb of Cinci nnati, said he felt the room shake " like . someone was j umping up and down In It" while he was wa tching lelevls ton and 'he nO· I iced his pla nt s were sha king. He said he heard a cracking noise In his altlc and through! something had landed on the roof. "One guy said his rocking chair was rocking. which was kind of un ny," a Mansfield pollee spokeswoman said, adding there was no damage or lnj ury In M ansfield. An Akron pollee spokesman said his department received a number of ca ll s, mostly from Johnny C. Eblin, 36, of Pomepeople wanting to verify that roy, wa s found not guilty of what they felt was a quake. aggravated assault, bu t gu ilt y of A Lima pollee spokeswoman a lesser Included charge of sa id most calls there were from negligent assault, by a Meigs people teport lng that smallltems County Common Pleas Court had fallen off shelves and tables, jury of 12. The jury deliberated but one caller sai d It knocked her approximately iwo and one-half out of hed . hours Wedn'esday before enter· " II felt like someone was lng their verdi ct, concluding a running across a wooden floor," jury trial which began on Mon· said a dispatcher at Cincinnati's day with Judge Charles Knight police department. "There we presiding. noticed a CO!I!1f cup shaking." The original · charge against People in Chillicothe and Mas· Eblin of aggravated assault slllon reported furniture shaking stemmed from an Incident on and windows rattling. Sept. 19 of last year ln which Berkman Ruslander and corpo· ratr counsel for American AI · Joys, In c. , the propo se d emp loyce·ow ned co mpany, sa id Monday lhat Ameri can Alloys and Foote Mineral have agreed In principal on thr terms of 1he sate. While Doepken would not rc· lea se the pu rchase price or ot her terms, he did say details of the agreement may be outli ned In a press co nference al the plant soon. " Things are progressing ! t oward th e pl ant ' s re opening) ," Doepken said. " Un· fortunately these things take more lime than you would want them to take," he ad ded . While a June 1 t argN date for re·openlng the plant has pa ssed, II now appears that "we're goi ng to be abl e t o complet e this transaction wilhln the next 45 days," Doepken said . Among positive signs I hal the ta keover will become a reality , the attorney sai d, is the bill approved by the West Virginia Legis Ia lure In April that exempt s sales of electricity co nsumed in m anufacturi ng of a ferroalioy from the state's business and occupation tax . The bill, spon· sored by state Senator Mik e Shaw IR-Mason t, crra tes a sav· l n ~s on power cost~ l hal lrans· lutes Into an additional half million dollars lor the proposM company's cas h· flow packag ' · Further more, a proposed con · tract wi th Appalachian Power Company for clectrl!·lly has been of fcr~d. rmp loyees re main com mil ted to concessions Incl uding a $1 pC'r wage hour co ntri bution to an lntcrest·bcarl ng tru st account as co liatera ll othes tate, environ · mental co ncer ns havr been Ironed out and financing Is progressing wilh vario us lending lnstltullons, Doepken said. "Within the nex t week or two we' ll get down tto Ma son Coun ty 1 and. gel the co ntract wit h the emplo yees wrapped up, " Doepken added . Meanwhile, I ndlng lnstitu · lions ar~ reviewing the buyout plan to " make sure that In their minds the fa crs that we art' presenting tht'm arc correct," he added. "We've told them what the com ponents are and now we have to produce the com ponent s· ... that's rhe basis on which they wou ld lend." " Things appear as though th ey' rc co ming t oge ther ," Doepken said. "Ther e's no out · standl njl lssue that I know of that Is n' t com ln~ along. "For exampl e, Foote Isn't r·aislng the prtce, or the power co mpany Isn't say ing, 'No, we're not going to give yo u that rate' ... nonc of th ose things arc happening. Every one appears. to be will ing and anxious to live up to their co mmlt tm ent. " Docpken added there ha s been "a lot of cus tomer contact and a lot of cus tomers who say ' Yes, we' ll be willing to buy from !American Alloys). But . ob· vlous ly, they're not going to see any committ meni until they see smoke coming ou t of the stack ." Do pk en, who worked on the Weirton StC\'1 ESOP plan, ca lled thr F'oote Min era l buyout " a ve ry diffi cult d ~at. .. ;,o limes more di fficult than Weirton. " Ninety p~rcrn t of the dlffl· cu ll y, he said, stems from the : fact th at lhr plont has been shut down since nroc(•mbcr 19Wi. At Weirt on, h<· point ed out. th (• pla nt was running, there wa s an existing Inventory and accou nt s receivables, ready customers, ma nagement In place ond workers on lh<· production line. Despit e tho clr8wbacks In hav· Con t lnu c!l on page 4 Jury finds Eblin guilty of negligent assault '• Charles Napper, 38, of Bailey Run Road , was shot In the leg at E blin 's West Main St. apartment In Pomerov. Counsel tor the defendant , Pomeroy a1torn ey Steven Story , contended during the tria l that E blin wa s not guilty of the charge of knowingly ca using serious physical har m to Napper In light of the great amount of alcohol that was consumed by both the defendant and the victim prior to the shooting. Story maintained In opening and closing arguments that Eblin did not knowin gly or Intent ionally lnnlct harm to the victim, but that bad judgment. negllgenct' or accident was the actual cause or the Injury . The State of Ohlo was repres· en ted by Meigs County Prosecut· ing Attorney Fred Crow IlL Judge Kn ight sentenced Ebli n Imm ediately f ollowin g an· nounce ment of the verd ict that Eblin was guilty of negligent assault, a third degree misdemeanor which carries a maxi · mum penalty of 60 days in the count.y jail . Eblin was sentenced by the j udge to the maximum 60 days, with 4fl da ys suspt'ndcd. Eblin Is to IJcgln serving th~ 15 remai ning days on Monda y. The .357 Smith and Wesson revolver used durin)! the Inciden t was forfeitr d lo 1he Sta te of Ohio. Had E blin IJc n f'ound gullt 1· of the original secon d degree felony charge of aggrava t ed assa ul t. he wou ld have laced a minimum of three to eigh t years In pri son. Max imum penalty for aggra· vated assaullls up to 15 years in prison, in addilion to three yt'ars of actual lncarct'ra tlon required because a firearm was used tn ttie assault. � 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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