http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e7fe6ba3d6e706d9c01211f958527e43.pdf eade746f97c061047a6a0c7db46a2ae5 PDF Text Text Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ..----Local briefs---, Pomeroy village funds listed making vPry slow progress." sa id Paul Fikc, of the Nalional Wea ther Service. "There wi ll be a couple uf more warm days for the cen tral and sou thern Plains through Ihe Miss issippi Valley." The cold front bringing liOs and 70s to the Rock ies. will bring coolPr air ro th e northern Plain s by Thu rsday. Bu t the southern Plains - Oklahoma through Texas - wi ll stay in the 90s and sweller under high humidit y. Hot. hum id weather that was smo thering the Easl Coas t eased Tuesday, with tempera tu res dropping Irom the 90s to Ihe 80s. Meigs EMS reports nine calls Racine a nd Bashan Fire Departments at 1: Ofi a.m. were called to an empt y st rucl ure !Ire on Barringer Ridge f{oad. The stru cture, ow ned by La wrence Gluesencamp, was destroyed. Rutland at 9:44a.m. was ca lled to Horner Hill for Opal Harpe r Ia Vetera ns Memorial Hospita l. Tuppers PliJins an d Chester Fire Department s were called at 11 : 12 a. m. to an au to accident on Eagle Ridge. Susa n Weave r was ta ken from the scene to Holzer Medica l Cent er. Rac ine at 11: ~6 a.m. was ca lled to Dew ill's Run for Kat hy Francis who wa s takr n to Ve terans Memorial Hospit al. Pomeroy at 12:47 p.m. transported Berty Pu gh from an auto acciden t on Houle 7 to Vet eran s Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy at 2:59p. m . was ca lled to Royal Oa k Park for Steve Erw in who was taken to Veteran s Memoria l Hos pllal. Erwin, who was injurec in a fall. was later flown to Gra nt Hos pital In Columbu s by Lifeflighl. Middleport at 7: 11 p.m. went to Brow nell Ave. fo r Cat herine Cremea ns to Veterans Memoria l Hospllal. Pomeroy at 7:53a. m. was cal led to Lincol n Hill lor Evelyn Knight to Veterans Memor ial Hospita l. Tuppers Plains at 9:23p.m. went to Ches ter for Dorsel Miller who was taken to Ca mden·Ciark Memoria l Hos pita l. Dr. Leonard H. Blakes lee. brother of Cha rles E. Blakeslee of · Pomeroy, died al Bad Axe. Mich., Tuesday afte r an t'X · tended Illness. Dr. Blakes lee had been a professor of animal science at Mi chi gan State University for 411 yea rs preceding his ret li·crnenl In 1969. Hr Is survived by two daughters. Kathleen Della Posta and four children of Gowa nda , N. Y ., a nd Rose Mary Farver and four children of Bad Axe, and a so n. Bruce Blakeslee of Ut;r h. Attending the luncral at the Osgood Funera l Home at St . .Johns, Mi ch.. a t I p.m. Frida)'. will be Mr. a nd Mrs . Charles for racial 1'£'asons and al so dlscount<'d prosec ut ion claims that G()('l7., a muggi ng \'lclim. was looking for trou ble when he· boar·ded the train with 11 .311· ca liber pistol In a qui!'k·draw holsler. "He didn 't gel on the train looking lor murder·. Hl' didn ' t leave his apartment looking for mu rder . The seco nd he pulled the !rigger he wasn 't look ing for murder," Axrlrod said on Ca ble Nrws Nrtwork's " l.ar r.v King LI\'P . .. a ·rasPof a f01low who was trapped on a train. "l hl' telephone compa n)' techniclcan later told tile ABC News progra m "N ight line." "To sa.\' this was a racism thing or that this was a vlgllanlt' thing Is jusl garbage ... . Mr. G()('tz was not a vlgtlante. Mr. Goetz is a ralh('rsad figure in my ryes." .Juror Ca rol)·n Prrlmuth. 31. sa id the verdict was not "cond on· lng anythl n ~ one wa;• m· lhe other," and her fellow panelist James Moseley called II the product of "reasonable doubt. " State Supreme Court Justlcr Stephen Crane sc heduled sen· lencln g for Sepl . 4. Goel z faces up to seven years In prison lor ca rry ing a loaded unlicensed gun In a public place, bul Crane could put him on probation If he determines a prison sent ence "would be unduly harsh." Goetz laces a $50 million .civil ac tion filed by civil right s altor· ney William Kunstleron behalf or the most severely wounded of his "To us. ll and trees in Peach Co unt)•, Ga. , while Jighln ing from a thunder· storm set a oil storage tank on fire in Brazos Cou nt y, Texas. .• But over the much oft he Plains clear skies allowed the sun to . beat down strongly, slressing Mrs. Ra y said s he got the idPa of in viting the KKK to hold the ra ll y aft er reading news stories aboul Robert Mahlerwein. a Bu tler Coounty KKK. but thry he lped him. Ma ybe they can help us." Mrs. Ray said. Fliers promot ing the rall y s~y Pete e:ollins. ident ifi ed as a membrr of the Ohio KKK, will speak at the ga theri ng. Th<' circu lars urge peopl<' to "bring the fa mil y" but no drugs or alcohol. Bus10r Hall . chi ef dep uty she· r iff, sa id law enforcement offi. cials arc preparing for any poss ible trouble at the ra lly. He said police rei nforcement !rom surround in g cou nties may be sought. The Jackson Cou nt )' co mmis· sions have asked the county prosecut or's office fo r an opinion on the legality of tht' rally. said Co mm issioner Edward Mi chae l. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday Fai r Fr iday, with a cha nce of showers and thunders tor ms Sa l· urday and Sunday. Highs will be between s;, and 90 Fridav an d Sa turday, and in the Hils on Sunday. Over night lows will be in Ibe 60s. South Central Ohio Mostly sunny Ieday, with hig hs between 8:i and 90. Clea r tonig ht. with a low between 6., and 711. Partly cloudy Thu rsday. with a chance or thu nd ers torms and highs between 85 and 90. The probability of prrcipila · lion is nea r zero today and tonight and 30 percent Thursday . Winds will lx· lig ht and varia · ble today a nd tonight. Daily stock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt E llis & Loewi I Blakes lee, their daught ers. Pa· tr icla \ lrr lc of Wichita. Kansas. an d .J<·nnlff'r But cher, Rockport. Indiana, and her three daughters. Dr. Blakes it'<' will be buried in MI. Res t Cemetery al St. .J ohns beside his wife, Bessie. w11o died In I ~?J Paulint> Ru sst'll. Firm Price Am Electric Power ............. 2n, AT& T ..... , ....... ........ .. ......... 27 % As hland Oil ................... .. .. 1;.1•1, Bob Evans Farms .............. 21;% Charmi ng Shop pes .............. 29"1, Federa l Mogu 1... ..... ...... .... 42"; Goodyear T&R ..... ........ 67 Y, Heck's In c ......................... . 4Y, Limited In c..................... .A:H, Mu ltimedia Inc ..... ...... ..... .. . 5){ 1,, Rax Restaura nt s ..... .... ..... ... ;,~ Robbins & Myers ............... . HI~ Shoncy's In c...................... 2R •,, We ndy's Inti. ....................... 9V,. Wol'lhington lnd .............. .... 19•;, Ohio lawmakers ... Co ntinued from page 1 which ca n ca usp disease r·or residents near a landfill or other dumpsile. The Da vidso n·Su ha dol nik leg is lation : - Requires " II major g<'nera· tors of Infectious 1\'as te to insure tha t the waste is properly incinerated or sler ilized prior to bei ng buried in a landfill. -Req uires that a ll infectious wasre be sepa ra ted from other sol id was te and placed in red bags bclore b0i ng lransporled . -Req uires th at all needles. sc~ Jpel s and other sharp objects b<· blunted. or tra nspor ted and buried in puncl ure· proof com· p<:~cl con tainers. -RAIN ~ SHOWERS FRONTS: Warm " Cold . . Static Occluded Map shows minimum temperat\Jres. AtleastSO% of any shaded area is forecast UPI to receive precipitation Indicated r::•.1SNOW 11 N WEATHER MAP - Showers and thunderstorms will rl'at h o••er Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and northern Florida. Scattered showers aild UJUnderstorms will extend from the farolinus across · southern portions of the Ohio Valley and muc h o( lhf:i Mississippi Valley to the northern half of the Plains. Thunderstorms may becom e srvt're ac ross £!astern South Minn esota, western Iowa. tentral and Dakota, Southwt.¥il· ea.ioih~rn Nehr asku, as well~ a._, northern a nd central Kansas. Widely scaUt•rcd thunde rstorms: will devPiop during tlw afternoon and £'vening hours over lhp... Rockies, the soulhern Plains and the so uthern two lhirds of: Florida. Nt>w offkt• huun; Effect ivc .July I. the Meigs Co unt y Offi ce of Planned Parr nl · hood will be closed on Wed nes· day's. New office hours will be · 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday. Tursdav. Thursday and Frida y. Clinic appoi ntments ma\ be sched uled by rail in g 992 · !i9 1 ~ dur in g office hours. EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP FABRIC & CRAm/SEWING MOnONS POLYESTER QUILT BAmNG lly Tho Yard] OPEN TUES .-WED .- FRI. 10 A.M .·5 PM . THURS . 11 -6 P.M . SAT . 10-2 P.M . CLOSED SUN . & JVION . LOCATED 5 MILl! NOilH OF CHESlll ON ST. Rl. 7 RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 742-2100 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. JUNE 20. 1981 SMITHFIELD $ SHREDDED 52.39 2•19 Boiled Ham ••••••••••••••••••••••• ECKRICH Jumbo Bologna •••..•.•...•.• !!. S1.75 SUPERIOR BREAKFAST Ham Loaf Lunch Meat •.• !!. S2.19 SLICED Ll. . AGRA GENERAl OR LIKINS FARMS PACKED 3 DOZEN SMALL EGGS, ........... •1.49 7 01. BANQUET 2217 .bkson Ave. - Paint P~11 W"llh This Ad Get '10.oo Reading For Only ss.oo 12 OI. WELCH'S 1 ·~• 36 CT. MARSH RID GRAPEFRUIT ............ 2/89' 10 LB. IDAHO BAKING POTATOES •• $1.89 165 CT . SUN KIST LEMONS .................. 3/49' Gra Juice .•••••••.•.•••••.•...•....• 99< 15 OI. KELLOGG'S Frosted Flakes •.•.•..•.•........ S2.39 8 OI. DURKEYS Black Pepper ..................... s3. 79 w.a~ 41ft OI. UNDERWOOD CHICKEN, HAM OR Roast Beef Spread ••••••.•.... s1.09 Hospital news Veterans M•·morlal T u esda~· Admissions - John Sprouse. Vin ton: Ethel Hatfield, Middleport: Russe ll Cll n ~. Ra c ine; Gerald Ha yman. Raclnr; Opa l Harper, Pomeroy: Cathe· rlnr Cremeans, Middleport : Evely n Knight . Pomrr·oy. Tuesday Discharges -Mildred Smith. Licenses issued Homemade Brand" lee AVAILABLE IN 12 YUMMY FLAVORS AT ALL LEADING RETAILERS ------------ I MANUFACTURER COUPON EXPIRES: SEPT. 30, 1987 I 29. 29, 1 • at y enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. June 18, 1987 2 Sections, 16 Pages 26 Cant1 A Multimedia Inc. Newap~p• By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS. Ohio fUP I I -The Ohio House or Representatives was to vote lodav on a co mpromise 2. 7·cent per ga llon gasoli ne tax in crease to help maintain and repa ir Ohio's roa ds and bridges. The tax Increase was to come to the floor at a 1 p.m . session as part or a $2.4 billion transportal ion approprla llon for the next two years. The compromise tax was hat ched Wednesdav by legislative leaders in bot h parties. aftc.r Republica ns in both the House and Senate successfully blocked a 5. 6-cent increase proposed by Hou se Democrals and supported by Go1·. Richard F. Celeste. "A lot of members lrlt it was a lillie billoo mu ch at one time." said House Spea ker Ver nal G. Riffe Jr .. D·New BostOn, in explaining the redu ction . Riffe and ot her House leaders said they have no commi tment in the Republican-dominat ed Senate for the proposal. although the Spea ker sa id he understands a majorit y ol Senate Repub lica ns would support "some t ~·pc of gas la x increase." The la test \'ersion calls for el imination of 1he lid on lhe current 12·cent gas tax. Under a formula invol\·ing gasoline sales and hi ghw ay const ru e· lion cos ts. the Ia ~ would automa tically rise to 14 .7 cent s a ga llon July 1 when the transportation appropriation takes r !!ect. Tra nsportation officials sa id I he formula would allow the tax to grow au tom atlcaJI)· by a)lout one· half cent a year. Republica ns forced the Democrats to ranee ! an additional three cents they proposed with 1 he governor's blessing. "The)' want ed a bipar tisan vote." said Rep. Thomas W. John son, R-New Concord. "In or·drr for us to provide the votes, il had to be at a lower rate." Warren .1 . Smith, direc tor of the Ohio Department of Tran sporlatlon, sa id th e reduced tax wou ld br in g in onlv $117 million in 1988 and $144 million the lollow'lng year. The hi gher tax would have ra ised $29R million a year . Smith said the cut would leave hi s depa r·tm e nt lOO ll'\lles short of planned maint enan ce on 1. 9(10 mil es of staie highways, and 80 bridges short of Ihe planned repair of 290. " I thin k It' s the bes t we ca n "s;~ irl Smi th of • the co mpromise. " 11 isn't a question of roads. It's a political qu esllon. You grt what you can." Smith sa id the lesser amount of money would leave Ohio with a backlog or resurfacing projects. Smith cit ed • congressional study showing Ohi o's highway needs second only to Texas, but Its Ina bilit y to r aise I he necessary money was No . lin t11e cou nt ry . he sa id . Under the latest proposal. Ohio's gas tax would be 15.7 cent s a ga llon at the end of 1989, well below other major states. Still. Johnson wah ted to put a ceiling on the Ohio ta x at 17 cent s a ga llon. Representatives of petroleum companies, truck s top oper·ato r·s and the Ohio Conference of AAA Clubs testifi ed aga inst the ta x hike. Welfare workers seeking pay raise Approve funds for locks, dam ' LOAN CLOSURE- Plclureil al Leu dln~tCn'Ck . CoiL•ervancy Dlslrlcl's loan closure meeting on W••dne1;1day afternoon are, sealed, Jell lo rjghl , ~lchael Mullen, Pomeroy attorney; Don Sommers, Farmers Home Administration dis· trlct loan speeiallsl; Joan May, branch manager of Bank One, Rutland: Mary Bearden, of the Burgl!8s and Nlple Engineering firm: and Oougas Llltlc, Ppmcroy attorney. Standing Jefl to right are Keith Ann Stiverson, of Peck, Shafter and Williams; Karen Clark, vlct•presldenl of Leading Creek's hoard of directors; Albert Martin, u hoard member: und Carol Ruosell , hoard secrelttry . Water project 'ready to go' A $8R5,000 major extension program for thewa ter llnesolthe Leading Creek Conservancy District Is ready to go. Meet lngs were held Wednes· da y to wrap up detai ls of the upcoming ex pansion which will Inclu de the sinking or two new wells. th e Installation o!6,.';(lO fcN of six Inch Jines In Columbia Tow nship and the erection of a new 30.(KW) ga llon water tank . The district has bl.•t•n ap proved for a 7:, percent farmers Home Administration grant of $>91.(KIO on th o project wit h thr balance of S294.(X)0 to be handl ed I hrough a Joa n p•·o~'Tam . Eastern board member resigns post The Meigs County Commiss ioners Wednesday unanimou sly approved a resolution ado plin ~ a $400,000 hot mix paving program lor the co unt y. Approximately J:l miles of count y roadway are to be rcsur· fa ced this summer. Including 3.84 miles on Count y Road 46. Success Road: 3.6.'i miles on Coun ty Road 30, Forest Run Road from State Route 7 to the Intersection of Cou nt y Road :14; and 6.03 miles on Count y Road 3. New Lima Road between Ru· tland and Ha rrisonville. A public hearing on the paving program has been sc hedul<'d for 1 p.m. July 8 at the courthouse. In response lo questionin g from the board. Coun ty Engineer Phil Robert s said It 'would be better to get these three roads done " from poin t to point," than to try to pave portions or roads in order to add mpre roads to the paving progra m. The program Is to be on-go ing he said, so mads which are bei ng repaired this summer "w ill be good candl· dates for n ex r yea r 's resurfacing. Roberls reported that the Co ntinued on page 16 The resignation of board member, Jim Ca ldwel l. was accepted Wednesday night when the Easter n Loca l SchooiDistrlct Boa rd of Education met at the high school. Caldwell. whose resigna tion was submitted .June 1, was commended lor hi s nine years of work on the board. Residents or the district Interested In the sea t on the board are to send lnten· lions of Jhelr Interest lo board treasurer. Eloise Bos ton, :!8900 State Route 7, Reedsville, by June 27. Caldwell has moved out of the Eastern Dlstrlcl, II was reported. and his replacement to be named by the board, will serve through Dec . 31. The board heard a represent a· live of the Hull Archllectural Group. Inc., Westerville, explain House Bill 264 relating to energy conservation measures which By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio !UPH The Ohio House of Represenla· lives was lo vote today on a compromise . 2.7-cent a gallon Increase In the state gasoline tax and legislation raising the speed limit to 65 mph on rura l freeways. The House was Jo meet at I p.m. State senators held the spa. tllght In the General Assembly Wednesday, duklng It out over deputy motor vehicle registrars and Interest rates on bank loa ns and credit cards. Majorit y Republicans won the battle of tbe registrars, ramming through a bill to eliminate them and replace them with " one·stop shopping" centers where sta te employees would furn ish all driver li cense and vehicle regis· I ration services. But minority Democrats won a moral victory on Interest rates, reducing by three years an extension of the 25 percent Interest ceiling on sma ll loans and revolving accounts. The deputy registrar bill passed on a near party-line vote of 19-14. Republicans made Se· nate Bill 1 Iheir top priorit y lor the session, saying It would end political kickbacks. But Democrats warned II would add 1,000 employees to the stale payroll and result In sharply higher vehicl e registration fees . . The bill wenl to the House, where a favored alternative keeps the deput y registrars bul makes the system more efficient a nd prohibit s the solicitation of pollllcal kickba cks. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, who ques· tlons the low cost ligures given for the Republican · plan, said Se nat ~ Bill I will be heard In the House Highways and Public Safety Committee during the summer. "It needs to bealredout In the House,'• he said. Meanwhile, Senale and House conferees met In prlva le again Wednesday, and continued to be t·an be app lied to all buildings In the dlslrlcl. He gave a com pari· son of what ca n be saved through cer tai n procedures resu lting In energy conserva tion . The pro· gra m wil l provide some local funding. No decision was made on the maller last ni ght. A tuition payment of Sl..'i62.88 was approved to the Logan Elm Element arr Sc hoo l for one stu· dent who moved ou t of the district to reside with a guardia n In the district where Loga n El m Is loca ted. The board agreed lo advertise lor bids on lunchroo m supplies and approved mat ching fund s of$ 150eaeh lor Ihe Tuppers Plains and Chester Element ary Schools. It was agreed lo pay $250 to Byron McCoy on the construction of a fence between his property and the high schoo l properly and a fi rst reading was given on a hung up on a revenue package to lund the state's $22 billion gcn· eral appropriation for the next two yea rs. More meetings were scheduled lor today. "Today. we have a rare oppor· tunlly to eliminate the spectre of political corruption that haunts and shames Ohio," said Sen. Grace L. Drake, R· Solon, In presenllng her bill to remove the depuly registrars, who are ap· pointed by the political party In power and work on commission . Drake's bl11, drafted to lhe recommendations of a special governor's task force on the subject and endorsed by Gov. Richard F . Celesle, provides for Bureau or Motor Vehicle em· WASH INGTON - Accord· ing to U.S. Rep. Clarence MiliCI' $34 million · has bee!l appropr iated by the House Appropriation Committee for fiscal year 1988 for I he Gall1po· lis loc ks and dum project. An aide for Miller told lhe Tribune I he proj <•ct was approved Wed nesday morning, This Is a significant step In funding the Ga lllp()lls pro,jcct." said Miller, " It should translate Into crea ting new jobs and cor recting the mosl dangerous lock fa clllly on the Ohio Ri ver." or the $:14 million, $17 million tovrr 50 percent I will come from the Inland Water· way Trust fund . Th is money Is collected fr om barge tax money. The Dro\eCI sllll has to be a pprovcd by Ihe House and Senate. If approved, on site constr uction should begin In the late fall. This project Includes a new ]2;(KW) squarl' loot main tocklnf' chamber. According ro Miller's aide, this a pp ro prl a llo ~ Is the larg•·st ever madr for Ihe Galllpo· lis locks and dam project. The project ha s been In the works si nce the early 1970s. Four lane project has • • top priority Cons truction of a four·lane hl~hwa y to spur <oconoml c devel· opment In Mason Co unty Is the region 's "lop public works priorIty," uecordl ng to Co ngress man 13oh Wi se 1D-W.Va .1. In a leltc•rtolheMasonCounty D<.•v(•Jopmcn l Aut ho r ity. Wise so ld a major highway linking the coun ty with 1·64 wou ld not only spark Mason County's business cllmatc, but a lso th at ol Gallla· Cou nt y, Ohio. " With lhl' r·nrrgy and commit·. mr nl or Jeadl'rs on both >ltll'S uf the Ohio River we can gPI mo\'lng wit h a coordlna iNl plan,'' Wise sa id. Wise ha., urgc·d the Mason Coun ty Dc·,·rJopmenr Au thor it y to co nvene ;J wor king group Involving Wl'sl Virginia hi ghw ay offi cials, count\' ofl lce holdt•rs, area sta t<' l eglslu r or~. Wesr Vir· ' Conll nucd on page 16 32 OI. AUNT JEMIMA BUTTERMILK Pancake Mix ..................... s1.4 9 125 CT. POSH PUFFS Facial Tissue ••••.•••••••••••.•....•.• 99< 100 CT. PRICE SAYER Teo Bags •••••.••••••••••••••••••••• Sl •19 I 10 01. TIOPIICANA Drinks ••••.•..•..•.•••.• ;3 89< I 16Fruit 01. LUCKY LEAF Sauce .............. 2 cANs S1. 19 I 46Apple 01. DOLE I Pineapple Juice ................. S1.49 I 15 01. ARMOUR FoR Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs Coun ty Probale Court to John Wayne McKinney, 22, Mlddleporl, and Michelle Lea Ohlinger. 19, Rutland; Lawrence Middleport,; Millard Babbitt. to Deborah Lynn La valley, 32. • Racine; Barry Jay Stewart, Middleport, to Judith Lynn Stewart, 26, Middleport. 4-2-28·10 14-44-35 Commission approves county hot mix project Fried Chicken Dinner •.••..•. S4.19 Pot Pies ••.••••..•••..•••.••. 2 FoR S1 .19 MIS. ABII WANJS TO HElP YOU! Open From 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Call For One F~~e Question 675·7889 1 Page 3 By NANCY YOACHAM Also ex plained by Swisher Sentinel News Stall were "step" increase's in salarAlthough salaries at the Meigs ies. Swisher said there are Co unt y Department of Human var ious employee class ifi ca tions Services arc amo ng the highest within th e department and that within the county sys tem, 26 of :n rac h classification is comprised workers In the agency want pay of pa y Sll'ps. As an employee raises. advances within a classlflcallo n, A .J une 10 letter from tho 26 his or her pay is increased employees was sent to . Michael according to the es tablished step Swisher. director of the county Increases. department of human services. Swisher said th at several em· aski ng him to approach th e ploye<'s have bern reclassifi ed at co unty commiss ioners for ra ises leas t one time sin ce 1979; some "comparable to the tot al cost of more than once: and would have .Jiving" since their last raises. received a step raise for each Swisher forwarded the letter to reclass ification. All rel'iasslfica· the commissioners. lions and s tep raises would have Local department of human been okayed by the commission· sPrvices' salaries are relmbursl· e r s . upon Swisher's ble to the county from th e Ohio recommendation. Depart menI of Human Services. He said 21 of hl s<' mployees now however, salarv Increases mu st . receive a three percrntlongevit)• be approved by the board of increase eac h year, and that 17 cou nt y commissioners. people are currenllv in lhe top Swisher. ca lled lo the meet ing step of their pay range and to answer questions regarding getting longev it y only. the salary structure within his Swisher said II has always been department, told the commls· a policy within his depart ment sloners that according to agen cy that emp loyees should be well· reco rds, the las t employees ' compensated for good work. raises were given In March 1984. Funding allocations to county The average a nnnu al salary departments or human se rvices wilhln Ihe department , he said, is arc 'distdbured by the state, $17.449. 12. and Insura nce benrl· based on coun ty pOpulation and its. Including dent al and vis ion case load . Swisher sa id he was coverage. are paid by the depart · not aware at this lime. II Meigs mcn t. Per year, Swisher rr· County's 1988 allocation would porled. the averagp single em· be Increased or dec reased. ployee insuran ce policy cos Is I he Ra ises. if gra nted and if departmenr $859.68 while the effective July 1. would have to average fa m ily po licy co<ts come from 1hr 198R budget. he $2.35!i. 96 yearly. said. adding th at he has not yet Last yea r's total payroll at the recci,·ed I he 19fl8 budget ligures department. accord in g to from the slate. Swisher, was $576,817.32. Tot al All hough the employees' Jetter lnsura cce cos ts amou nt ed to did not request a specific percen· $6>.776.44 in 1986. Continued on page 16 PHONE 985·3909 PIMENTO CHEESE ...•• $1.87 W t 65 and 10. Mo•lly cloudy Friday. ~kattl'fc d thunder· storms. High, in the mid I!Os. Su Jtt>r Lollo Ohio House votes today on ·gas tax mcrease KRAFT 12 01 . 16 SLICE PROCESSED Vllh>•~t~ H. tn t,\'~'1 ! ' Cloudy tonight. Chance of thundl•rsturms . Low hctween • MARGARINE .......,9.m; ...79• DISCOUNT COUPON Pic'k 4 8176 ,Copyrighled 1987 am Salad ••••••••••••••••••••• 1!••••• 89< FIRST liME IN ntiS AID skid 090 . Vol. 37. No.31 I lB. KRAFT PARKA! victims. Da rrell Cabey, now 21. left paral)'zed and brain dam· aged b)' the shoo ti ng . Got•lz is also named In mul timillion·dollar l aws uit ~ !lied b)' tw o other of the lou r victi m<: .James Ram seur. 20. and Trov Can t)'. 21. · Goetz - who once to ld a rPport()r if a lllO\' if' wrr(' made of hi s life he wanted co median Don Knot ts or tough·gu,l· actor Lee Marvin lo port ray him - said nothing as he batllcd his wa1· through a mob of journali sts to~ lrlencl 's cat·. T h<' su bwa)' gu nm;m, ll'ho ha s been free on S!i.OKI b;ril. wa s then drivt'n to his Gree nwich Village apartmrn1 housr whC're l1c was st>en enter ing alone. Bail~ i\umhc•r • HOMEMADE You Past, Pre.sent & Future, Gives Advice On All Affair.~ Of Life Such As Love, 'Warriage And Busine.~s. All Reading Guaranteed And Confidential. halt lives tock in Iowa . The heal wave has broken nearly 70 records since Saturday . mostly in the Midwest. The heat helped generate cool· lng bu t destructive thunder· storms Tuesday rumbling over Weather Goetz ... _r_o'_''_in_u_rd_fr·_o_m_P_'_'g_r_J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ with guilt " on the most serious charg''S . Axelrod said the jury . which Included two blacks. did not eonslder for "one m inute" whether the white gun man fl rrd Missouri. Ill ino is. Iowa, Texas, the Dakolas. and the Southeast. The storms knocked down trees and power lines at Farmingt on. Mo. and pelted Red Oak . Iowa. with baseball· size hail. Winds gusting to 71 mph hit the Dakota s and. toppled a trailer n .JAC KSON . Ohio rUPir .Joseph and Rita Ray plan to allow the Ku Klux Kla n to hold a ra lly on thei r .Jackson Count y farm in an alte mp t to raise money to save the property. The rally is set for June 27 at lhP450·arre farm nca r Ray , Mrs. Ray sa id Tuesda y. The Nationa l Scconda ry Educa 1ions Co uneil annou nerd todav that Amy Jo Taylor ha s been named a n Academic AII·Amerlcan. The NSEC has esta bli shed the Atadcmlc AII·American Scholar Award Program in order to offer deserved recognitio n to superior sludcnls who excell In the academic disci plin es. Academic All·Americ'a n Scho lars must earn a :t.:t or· bett er grade point ave rage. Only sc holars selected by a seco nd ary sc hool Ins tru cto r, co unselor or ot her qualified sponsor arc accepted. These sc hola rs are also eligible for other awar<ls g iven by the NS~:C . Amy, who attends Federal·Hoc kin g High Sc hool. was nom inat ed for th is nationa l award by Fra ncis Angelos. ba nd dlreclor at Fcderal ·Hockl ng. Her na me will appear in the national ly published Acadcm ic AII ·Amerlcan Sc holar Directory . Amy Is th e daug ht er of Don and Ma ry Tay lor ol Coolvi lle. Gra ndpa rent s arc Mr. and Mrs . .Ja mes Nola n of Belpre and Mr. and Mrs. MPrrlll Ta ylor of Ponwroy . Dr. L H. Blakeslet> FOrt)'·IO 5().pe,·cenl humidily Tuesday in the Plains madt> temperatures in th<• mid -90s !eel like it was ,well over 100 degrees for resident s of Missouri , Illinois, Nort h Dakota and Oklahoma . "There are abou t100 people at the pool today, about twice the normal amount ," said Tracy Hadley , a lifeguard in Salina , Kan., where it was 96. "H's prett y much wall· to·wall people. and it will stay like this un til the heal brea ks." The mercury. reached 104 at Li ncol n. Neb., and 101 in Altus, Okla . and fou r record hi gh readings were set In Ml ehiga n 87 at Alpena and 83 at Marquette - and Minnesota - Duluth hit 87 and Internationa l Falls reached Ohio Lottt'r,· • Reds Jackson couple to host rally June 27 Named Academic A ll~A merican Area deaths · June 17, 1987 Heat .wave enters fifth day in Midwest By NEAL E. ROBBINS United Press Inlernatlonal A Midwestern heat wave tha t seared Nebraska with 104· de· gree temperatures and over· came pigs and catl le in Iowa enrered its fifth day today with relief not expected unlil the wee kend. "A cold IronI is moving across the western Plains, but it' s All Pomeroy Village funds as of May 31 totaled $201,452.95 according to Jane Walt on, Pomeroy clerk· treasurer. Receipts, disbursements and the end of the month balance. respectively, In each of the fu nds making up the rota! include: general, $44,460.92, $33,698.14, $24.695.24: safety, $500 , $201.15. $7,897.11 : st reet, $22, 11 3.27. $10.807.24. $11.606.65: stat e highwa y. $294.7'l. no disbursement s, $11,606.6.';; fir e. $7.274.78. $6,93257, $317.93; cemetery, $1,50168. $1,877.69, $1,208,75; water, $20,241 .93, $27,964.99, $71.145.12: sewer, $7.465.22, $919.m. $155.32; guaran ty meter, $425, $600. $11,826.50; utllil y, $14,267. 71. $4,066.1 7, $24,594.79: sa le of building, $38,245, $:!8.245. $.19; perpetual ca re, no receipt s. no cl ls bursPme nr s. $4,81'i.89: cemet ery end ow ment, no rece ipt s , no disbursemen ts. $17,825.16; pollee pension. $2,379. 25, $2.B44.&l, $257. 76; building, $117.55, no disbursemen ts, $849; recreation, $30, no di sburse· ment s, $1,409.2:1: revenu e s haring, no rrcrlpts, no disburse· ment s, $3,292.10: per missive tax. $949.44, $830.05, $2.272.41; bond retirement , $1,!i86. 17. $45.88, $9,214.41: fire truck fund. $12,963.75, $419.22. $12,>44.5:1. . Receipt s lor the month totaled $l:Jfi.~o!i.il4 . Disbu"eml' nls amount ed to $~1.589.42 . Wed~sday. Corn Beef Hash ••••••••••••.••. s1. 19 ' • I -• ployees to staff at lcasl one cenl er In every counly lo provide driver tests and licenses, regis· trat lo n renewa ls, access to au to lltllng and other services. Motorists also would be able to register by mall for the cos t of a single poslage stam p. They would receive 45 days advance nollce, and Drake promised I he BMV would have their plates in the mall24 hours after reecelvlng the order. Registration r enewa ls would take place on the owner's birth· day, to ease lines at the cent ers, Instead of mont hly by last name. Much ol the debate centered around cost an d politics. Drake said s he was con(Jdent ---·-----....,,.....-·------- -----" ,. the centers could be run lor $25 million a .v ear. as stall'cl b\' William M. Dcnlha n. director of · Ihe Ohi o Drparl men! of Highway Safety and a mt'mber of the . governor's ta sk force. , But Democra rssald I he depart -· ment's origi nal cstl ma lo was s:1n : million, and Senate Majority · Leader Harry Meshel , D· · Youngstown, predicted "dra- : malic Increases" In the ex istin g $2S vehlele reglstra llon fee. "There Is absolu tely no assu· : ranee thai we will have better : service lor our constituents." · said Mes hel. "There Is consider- : able evldenc<' that we will ha ve ' greater cos t." �Thursday, June 18, 1987 Commentary_;,..----~~~----~~~~2~TM~D~I~ySen~tioot Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO: · Thwsday, The Daily Sentinel Chief harassed policewoman__J_ac_kA_n_de_rs-'-on Ill Q>urt Street Pomeroy, Ohio DE\IIn'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~rb ~m~ r-T'"'\,.,J.__-.- ,~ c:;;;:j, J=;I qjv ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Asshtant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The United Press Inter na tional, Inland Da lly Press Association and th(' American Newspaper Publishers A.ssoclatl on LETI'ERS OF OP INION are wekome ThE'}' should br Jess tha n 300 words lona Alllellers arl'subjccl ro «<U!ng and m.Jst bf" sij: n (~ wlt h namf> address and telephone numbl'r No Wl Sig nOO le1ters wilt b{' p. bl h.hcd ' Letlcrs shou ld tx, in goOd taste, addrrsslng l ssu~. no1 ~rs ooalltiE.'S , WASHINGTON - An olher brur allt y complain! has surfaced involving Police Chief Daniel Wilson of I he Veterans Admin is tra lion medrcal center in Clncln· nati A policewoman has accused Wil son of roughrng her up while he was a del ecllvr assigned ro the VA medi ca l center rn Dallas l hree years ago We recentl y reporled thai two of Wil son's offrcers rn Cinclnnalr alleged lha l Wilson bear up vetera ns and beggars who were ca uRhl· panhandlrng·ln the hospi la l lobby. The two accusers rn th ai case wer~ . fired; -Wilson. remarn s chief of l hr Cr ncin naf i facility 's police force Now our assoclale Stewa r f Harr is has ob tarned an affidavll and a congress ional memo descr ibing the ea rlier episode in Dallas on ~pl. 24 , 191>4. " In lhal incident. " says a staff memo to Rep . Palr lcia Schroeder. D·Colo., "Chief Wilson jumped a female VA officer tn the dark and held the offrcer ar gunpoi nt llhe offrcer was un aware rhar I he gun wa s nol real 1 and lhen 'roughed her up ' when she struggled ." The affidavil wa s signed by Petrowski about a month aft er !he Incident. The memo ro Schroeder is ba sed on a recent merfing of her slaff and officials of !he Office of Special Counsel which Is invesfiga trn g lhe firing of the rwo Crn clnnaf l officers who accused Wi lson of brutality. Spectal Counsel oftrcrals at ftrsr fo ld Schroeder's staff l har the Dallas incidenr was merel y parr of a " tra ining exercise" But lhey l al er conceded thai !he incidenr showed "poo r Judg ment " on Wrl son's part , accordrn g to the memo. Wrlson told us rha r the "roughing up" incrdenf was rev re wed by regional VA official s and found to be a proper !ra ining exercise . Pet row ski had been hrred jus! a few months earlier. The prob· lem. Wilson sa rd . aro se from Pelrowskl' s percept ron of lhe PXPrC ISf' Perro w sk i r esrg ned lhrcc weeks lar er and moved away fro m Dall as. She cou ld not be reached for comment Dream or nightmare? By DICK WEST WASHINGTON - It ha s bC'Pn sugges ted th ut lhr " clrram " l }(' kr t in nex r' s yrar ' s prPsidentlal racr 11ou ld be hraded IJ\ Can Hart wHh Jim Bakker as his running mut e. Thu I would be a powerfu l enrry, all r ighr bu 1 I q uc·s t ro n "' hf' l hr' r' a Harr -Bakker slare co uld wrn wllhouf Oral Rubens ra l' ing lu nds for rr II I werr hu-rd as a 19&1 rampargn co nsult ani . I would r eco mmr nd !hal ROIJ<•r fs be at leas ! penciled rn for appoVJimrnr as head ol rhr Federa l F.lrcfion Comm rssron I also "ould polnr l o .!er r)· Falwrll who took o1·rr Hakkr' t 's <>va n ~ f'll r al <•mpirr as potr nllal Ca brnr•r matr rlal. Tru r. Bakkf'r' s domain was known as rTL ralh f' t I han P ,\ (' Rur the npxf occupa nt of thr Wh rl r Hou sP shouldn ' r be d<>prrvf'd ol Fal•·ell' s coun sel Alfhough lhr• founder of rhr Mor,rl Maror il\ mrghl not br • '" pollli c u l l .~ asr utr• as so mr• of thP r un rn r Cabl nl't membrl' . sa1 Attorney Cen<·ral F.dwln Meese . nobodv who proposes. and lh<'n docs' ! endorse. a narlonal l lckrr lc·d by former VI rginia Go\ Char irs Robh, orrp of I he· frv. non ·candldarrs in Am errra. ca n' t grv<• pol itical adv ice that Is all bad . II savs hf'r e a Unr vNsitv of l.ouls\ llle ps,\chologrs t h,rs ligurf'dour from a sr ud 1 of finallsrs in rrr faln l>eau11 conH•sr rh al rh e ideal female chin IPngr h Is onf'-flflh I he helghl of I he farr' I 'vr brrn srudvlng beau tv conr esra nr s for' ea rs wrt hour pa ,v in g any att <'nflon 10 lhrlt chins. so I co mmend this psyc hologica l sr ud v HoW<'ver. I am unable losav whNhrr !hal chrn lr·ngth wou ld meet the sfandards of prpsidrnlial candida irs Nor do I wish to say anvrhlng agar nsr lhr ro mmmerC'i al arr isrs whos<• adver tisi ng Illustrations have giwn me such pleasure. But maybr I he studv explains why in I hei r dra11 ings for a eNrarn department slorr, lh<' dress ads ulwavs se<· m so Plonga red. I had alwavs assumed lhr •' drew fcm,rlr heads oul of proport ion ro lhr rcs l of lh(' hodv, per haps making thf' chin a blr shor t HOIIf'VN, I hal Illusion . J've noll red, dor•s n'l occur when hal s arc on sal<· On ly dressrs Anywa v. so me prrsrdrnrlal ca ndidares appa r<' nt ll are mor<' rnr ercsled In IPg length !han chins. In view of the current pxu li ed status of th e Dow ·.lonPs Average. 1 was nor grea t I\ surprls<'d 10 l<•arn l hal drPsses arc ge flrn g shorl l'r Fo> am on<' who subscri bes ro lhr lhrorv thai wh<'n srock marker prices r·Jsc. hemlines also go up, lhr fashion news Is hardl v starr li ng. I ha ve rra d all sor Is ol ps)•chologl c.rl rxt>lanal ions for I his phenon(•mon. Incl uding co njrerures that we arc abou l ro livr !he I'll~ Is over again But unlrss the m Inisk rr t rna krs a come ba ck, 11 hich ha sn· t happened )'<'1. I rlon' r rhlnk we hav<• an\ thi ng IQ "-01'1\ abour. lim P-W.at'p \\ isP · Mar£' likely. blaml' i f on ch lo lengths Atdl'd anrl «bell ed b1 politicians aod srnck bu 1ers, of <'oursr· " WI1 11r•<wh passing Y!:ar," as ftobcrr Orbo •n .r lormr•r Whil<' House · SJX'<'Chwr liN . ha s polnfr<l out. prrsr dpnt ial eanclrd.ll <•s " knoll le" and l r~s about mor<' .md morT·" AI I hal rurr. It shouldn 'r br long lwlorl' tho•1 know<'l 'l't \ rhrn g .rl>ou r nothing. • Letters to the editor HPiprrs a rP nr•pded as wel l as donors 10 pl an .r suecr ss ful Rlooclmohllr v lsli. and W£' I hank lhf' busl nrss m~n who ar~ helping Iowan! I his ~!fori Mr Jam<'s Hill. man ager of Pleasrrs RPstaurun l in PomP· roy . will offl'r coupon s for a frrr ' Turfle Sundar' to I hose who donale a unil or bl ood ar thr Ameri ca n R~d Cross Bloodmobll(' vls ll on Wrdnrsday, June 24th al the ~ n ior Citizens C~n ter from I -5.:!0 p.m One hundrPd and th lrl y II JOi unll s of IJiood wrrr rollerlcd In fpbrua rv. wh~n Mr·. Edward Kitch en. m ,1n agrr of Dal r v QuePn Bra zier In Mlddlr pori . offered lhelr 'pint for u plnl' ~romoflo n . The com ing vls lf promises lo be j usl as success ful ' We hopr more Mt'rgs Coun fy businessmen wil l become Involved In thi s communlly endea vor by advertising Bloodmobil e visli on rhrir ourdoor signs, and by OffPrlng a fn •rtor 'dollars off' coupon on their mercha ndise on fulure Bloodmobile vislis. If lnterrsl ed. pll'a sr con racl Marion E bPr sba c h. Co mmiiH~r June 18, 1987 Char rm an. b~ ca lling 992·5370. Lr kc all r h,nl tab lt• or ganiza· Irons, l he ARC Is main tained b.v lhe support of volunlerrs who ca rry out rt s' many progra ms. Additiona l donors require add irronal 'RN L PN volunt eers' 10 record donor's hi slory . ear pun c lurr and m,linl airr fl ow of cll~ n l s 10 R!'<f Cross nursi ng staff. enabling the sra ff lo focus !heir aflenllon ~ n tl r rlv on blood donalion pr·ocrdu re . Red Cross staff pt opal(' ' fi rs t lime' RN! LPN vol un leer with 15·20 ml nu rr 1r aln rng srssion lo explai n !heir procedure Mt'dical questions and derisions are I he rr spo nslbl l il v of lh ~ RC sl aff The RN ' LPN vol unt eers at<' nl'crssa r v th roug houl I he da y. bul arrespeclally needrd at 1 aod 4 p.m . for a 1 · 1\~ hour period. whpn thr dem and for addillonal help Is ~rea i PSI. If vou are a reg lslrrrd RN! LPN . would you pl ease consider donaling an hour or lwo of )'Our li me to help wllh the Bloodmobile vis ll on June 24th by ca lling 992 -216J? Jea nne Braun Volunlcrr Coordinalor Today in history By United Press lnternullonal .Today Is Thu rsdav. June 18, the I 69th day of1987 wllh 1961o fo llow . The moon Is in It s last quarter. The morning stars ar e Ven us and Jupller The evening star s are Mercury, Mars and Sa turn. ThOse born on I his dale are under I he sign of Gemini. They include Cyrus Curlls, rounder and publisher of the l adles' Home Journal. In Ui50; journalist and publisher Edward Scripps in 1854; aclor E.G. Marshal! In 1910 lage77). and Bealle Paul McCartney In 1942 (age45). On I his date In history : In 1812, the United, Stal es decl ared war on Britain. In 1815, England's Duke or Wellington and Prusslan Field Marshal von Blucher defeated Napoleon at Waterloo In Belgium. In 1975, Saudi Arabian Prince Museld was publi cly beheaded In Riyadh tor I he assassination of Ki ng Falsal. In 1979, President Jimmy Ca rter and Russian leader Leonid Brezhnev signed the straleglc arms control treaty In VIenna. ,r ' Her affid avit describes in vivid delarl how Wrlson, drsguised rna wig, pu shed rhe barrel of a gun rnr o rhe sr de of her head and sa id, ''I'm gorn g l o kill you ," as he dragged her down a flight of >l;urs. The eptsode ended when Jwo other VA off icers grabbed Wrlson and his w ig fell off Schroeder Is chair man of the Posr Office and Civil Service subcommittee wllh overslghl of the Specral Counsel. She IS convrnced th e offic e i s not ronducllng a proper lnvestiga· tion. and told us that lhe lwo Cincinnatr officers should have bern grven rhelr jobs ba ck during the invesl igalion. Wilson sa id he ca n'r drscuss the complarnt s agalnsl him until I he Special Counsel's rnvestigaflon is comp lete "The real slory is whal myself and my officers have endured in the past year." he sard Th e chief al so wondered aloud why Schroeder was so rntereslcd rn his case. and noled lhat she rs pu shing legislalron to protect wh rs llcblowers The Schroeder staff memo di scloses !hat an FBI agenl rnvcs1iga1ing the Clncrnnall aile· gallons reco mmended lhal Wilson be proseculed, but the Justice Drpartmenl declined lo do so. The memo also says lhat rhe Office of Special Counsel challenged 1he conclusion of the FBI invesllgatlon and queslloned lhe motrves, allegal ions, wll< nesses and evidence provided b.Y: one of Wrl son's accusers lrl · Clncrnnati. Asked forcommrnt , !he Offle&: of Special Counsel said lilt' · " con cer led rfforrs. ro deni •: grare" th e offrce "and lo prejg: : dice I he oulcome of rhe invesllga ; · llon" are unprecedenled. "For anyone who lsn'l in possession ot all lhc evidence to queslion our good failh is lolall y inapprop: rlal e and unwarranted," lire · slat ement add ed. Robinson shines .as Reds pound Astros By RICHARD LUNA UPJ Sports Writ er HOUSTON tUPl )- Cincl nnarr mana ger Per e Rdse was !he leas! surprised abour pitcher Ron Robinson's perform ance against I he Housron Asl ros. Robinson made his firsr sl art since Ort. o, 1985, and allowed oneo ru n on htts over stx SIX innings Wednesday ni ght whrlr Tracy Jones drove rn fou r r un s w il h a lhree·run homer and a single ro power the Reds to a 9· 1 vretorv. " I ca n' t say I got more than I ex peeled ," sard Rose of Robin· s"on. 2·2, who slruek out fi vr and wa lked one "I don 'r rhrnk if was a gam· bl e," Rose said of sr arfing Robinson. "We wou ld nol have moved htm if we didn't feel we had I he people to r epl ace him 1in I he bullpen) Th e guy is a good plfcher He l hrows hard, harder than most people l hink He' ll gPI stronger as he goes ." Bill L andrum prlched I he !mal three lnnrngs, giv in g up four hil s, 1d earn his firs! save of the sea son. Bul >I was Robrn son w ho drd the job He had 100 relief appearance srn rr hi s last slarl and hi s longesl relief appera nce had been 4 2-3 rnnings. His las t viclory as a slat'ler ca me Sept 27', 1985 when he bcal Hous ton . ' "I think I was prepared prrflv good and I had good conl rol, " said Robinson, who helped 1he Red s open a 1Y, ga me lea d over t-h'e second- place A sl ros in rhe Nalional League West. · "I'm tired, " he sard " I lhlnk I 'vp been faligued . I feel worse now I han I've ever felt, but thar rs due to nor st arling " This was a big game for us. F acing Nola n Ryan , if was a big game. The)• pl ay good here in Ihe Dome and any win \ 'OU ca n get is a plus." Ryan, 4 6, gave up lhree runs on seven hil s In frve mnln gs He wal ked tw o and str uck oul fwo Three of lhe hil s were doubles, two by Kat Daniels, who scored rh ree times. The Reds had four doubles In all. "Nolan was nor as sharp as he has been In rhe past." said Housron manager Hal Lanier "He gave up lhree runs In five innings Thai kept us in rhe ga me." Ryan, second in lhe NL In srrtkeours, wa s seeking his third stralghl friumph. He entered Ihe game having allowed only one unearned r un rn hrs la sl fwo sta r Is whtle sfrikin g out 23 in 14 2·3 Innings. Hf' lefl !hE' gamP wlfh Ci nr rn· nari leading 3 0 after Daniels doubl ed home onE' run and Budd y Bell hit a rwo-run double Then the Reds sfruck Hou sron's wea kness - li s middle relief - by scoring four runs off Aurelio Lopez In th(' slxrh. hlghlighled bv .Jones's lhrPr run homer. " 1 can' t be salisfied "'if h Lopez's performance." La nrer said. " ! don'l think anyone rs. even hrm. To sfrengr hen our ballrlub, we need ro strengt hen I he mrddle relief from wilhrn our vr ganizal ion or going oul and making a lradP. Thar' s not my departmenl . Graces graceless behavior____R_ob_er_t~_a_lte--'-rs WOBURN. Mass. (NEA l Once again, W.R Grace & Co. is embrorled in controvers y - and rhls rime rhe co nglomerale has been inclicled by a federal grand jury on criminal charges of deceiving a government agency. In recent yea rs, !he New York-based compa ny and It s combat ive boa rd chair man , J Prrer Grace. have beeo almost ceaseles.ly entangled rn hrgh · visibilit y ballles wllh govern men! burea ucrals. pollllcla ns. frlev lsion nelworks and asso rt ed other cnl'mles. Th e co mpanv and rl chirf rxerurlve officrrs have lhrrved on !hose confro nr arions - bur being accused or crimrnal ron· duel is vrry chffen•nl (The firm says lhr lnd lr lmenr , returned ea rlier !his yrar. Is "un j usf and wit hou t merit " ) Th <' ronfilcl !hal originated rn lhis middle-c la ss Boston suburb of 36. 000 resident s. Is especially emba r ra ss ing for J. Prier Grace because his co mpany Is alleged IO have fa lslfrpd data submllled lo lh<' Enviro nmenial Protecflon • Agency - one of l he many federal agencies Grace crr ti clzed when he headed a White House sludy commis sion on govrrn· ment efficiency Thai panel. formall y kn own as the P ~es ldent ' s Private Sector Sur vey on Cosl Conlrol. wa s establi shed In mld-1982 and sub· milled lis fin al reporl to Presi· dent Reaga n In early 191>4. AI lhe conclusion of the study, Grace proclaimed rhal " lhe govern menI is r un horrrbly" and announced lhal lhe commission had 2,478 recommendallons I hat could sl ash the federal budget by S424 billion In lhree vears. Bul l!wsr proposal s wer e denigrated by Reagan's own Office of Management and Budget. the Congress ional Budge! Office , I he General Acco unling Office and ol her s. Some critics suggested I hat I he Grace commission's suggesllon lhal private indu sl ry l ake over many governmcnl fu nction s was a br azen allempt lo enr ich co rporaflon s - nor a way to advance federal r fftciency Others not ed lhal 156 of I he 161 Grace commi ss ion members were while male corporate executives whose suggestions about federal agenci es !hat regulate !herr lnduslries could be viewed as a con fli ct of interest - a concern !hal never has been effecllve ly rebutted The Grace commi ssion 's EPA !ask force included offici als or American Cyanamrd, Union Car· bide , Dow, Mon sanlo. BASF and olher chemica I companres t hal had been rargets of EPA enforcemen! Nor surprisingl y, I he rask force called for a reduced enforcement efforl. In early 1982. EPA asked W.R. Grace & ·Co ro sprcrfy lhr lypc and amounl of solvenrs 11 had used during the 1960s and 1970s al ils Woburn planl, as well as the mel hod of disposal of rh osc rox ic and carci nogen ic compounds. The firm claimed thai Is used only a srn gle 55 -gallon drum of l rlchloroelhvlene or TCE- bur If lal er admitted !hat il had gone through four dr ums Simi la r ly. Grace is charged wrlh concea lrng from EPA I he fac t I hal poisonous wasl es frrquenlly were poure;t;' rnlo I he ground behind the plant .' Grace earlier was lhP defend: ant in a civil suit filed by ~3 Woburn residents who chargee;!. thai TCE and anolher solvenl1. perchloroethylene or PCE, pol· lured two wells providing d ri nk-~ ing water to the community. Thai conlamlnalion, the law·' suit alleged, produced 12 rases of. leukemia in Woburn rn a Hl-year· perrod - and five children and1 one adull died of I he disease. . . Less than two monlhs afler a' U.S Distrlcl Courl j ury In Boslon : lasl yea r found !hat the !lrm 1: "substantrally conl rlbuted lo I he conlaminalion" or the wells , Grac e agreed to an oul·of·courl '. se rlicment In which it paid $1 · million apiece 10 th r families of . erght Woburn leukemia vict ims. ·: Thai rpsolved !he civ il sull , bul · now I he our spoken corpora te : execul ive known for his harsh : crit tc ism of inepl governmenl awa rl s lhe opening of hr s firm 's : tr ial on criminal charges In· : sprred by conscienlious federal · employees . Don.,t ban 'colorized., movies __V_in_ce_nt_C_ar_ro_ll, Ma ybe Woody Allen simply forgot. Maybe when he lestlfled on Capitol Hill concerning th e sac rosanct nal ure of film hr simply nrglecled to consider his ow n revea ling hrstory In lhe med ium Or· per·haps he thought no one would object lo Inconsistency from such an illustri ous film maker as him sel f. What ever the case. tl Is more lhan peculiar !hal Allen would denounce lhr colorlza llon of old bl ark·a nd·white movies as " sinful " when he him self has manlpu · lai r d I he work or others with even grearer lngenully To cit e a few exa mples: Allen rnserr ed snlppels of l he film classic "Casa bl anca" lnl o hi s " Play It Again, Sam " HP Interposed the flclional character Zelll! Into historic newsreels. In "Whal 's Up, Tiger Lily?" Allen re-dubbed an enllre Japa· nese gangsler movie inlo a lr nglhy joke aboul the pursuil of I he perfec t cggsalad recipe. Now we learn I hal Allen draws lhe line at colorizallon. You figure It out. Bul I hen the colorization lssup Is full of such nearsighted logic. The controversy mlghl even be amusing If It didn't amount to anolher lnslance of lntellecluals teaming up with l awmakers for an assaull on property right s. Already Rep. Richard Gephardl . D·Mo .. has promised to Introduce legislation giving dl.' rectors and screen writers the final say on "distortions or alterations" In their works- and never mind who owns the exhlbl· rron righ ts. The ogre in thrs contrived moralil y play is medra mogul Ted Turner , a flashy phlll sllne who acqurred lmporlant film lrbrar les lasl year. Now, in a spasm or bad lasre, he' s releasin g colored version s of old moviPs . Turoer rs nol deslroy ing lhr original films, however . Nor will his ga udy offerings be lhe only onPs available. Any purls! can slroll Into a video slore and renl bla ck ·a nd -whil e version s of many or I hem. Even If I hal weren'l lhe case, why Is Turn er 's behaviOr worse than editing films for TV or breaking them up with commer· cl al s? AI a Washington news conference, Allen actually lm· plied colorization was a moral Issue on par with civil rights. Yet perhaps Allen's hyperbole shouldn't surprise us. May ar· lists are asserting rlghls lhese days lo properly they 've sold or otherwise relinquished . Some m erely seek quite reasonable laws requiring that unauthorized changes In a work be noted In public display Others hope to prevent corporations or govern· ment agencies from junking murals or sculpture they own wlthoul the artists' consent. Some even want a share of future resa le profits . By lhe end of last year, four states boasted artists-rights sta· tutes and several others were considering similar legislation. When such laws protect profes· slonal reputations (against un· acknowledged tampering, for example I they make sense. How· • longer like. ever . when I hey lnlerfcrr with an The United Stales is nowhere , owner's right to dispose of his close ro squeezing owners of arl belongings , or when !hey begin to inlo a similar slraltja ckel , bul pralll e aboul lhe "public Inter· the stirrings of a movemenl In est " as reason to exerciseconr rol lhat direction are distinctly over private collections, Ihen the under way. Wood y Allen lo lhe law ha s gone loo fa r . contrary , the color ization of old In France, arllsl s ca n even films Is one m an's vul gar. bul prohibit prlval e collectors from ultimately harmlpss, gamble. exhibiting earlier work lhey no Society shouldn 't Interfere. Berry's World ·, K.C. MANAGER DIES - Dick Howser former mana~:er of the Kansas City Royals died yesterday atlt•r a bout with brain cancer. The photo was taken of Howser during the 1986 All Star game. ·Shortly after he was stricken with cancer. Howser, 51, m~tnagcd the Kansas City Royals to the World Series crown In 19H5. 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('l!l c•ar11 - Sllnl'd ,,,., .. ,..,.,.. ,...,, ~ )' Millt• IAI ~h 11 nd ~· runlnl hltit k Fr..,.k H:~ rr ..._ COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) Rail Bird , aided by an lnter!er· ' ence ruling, captured the $80. ~ Thompklns-Gears Stake for 2year-old filly pacers Wednesday nlghl at Scioto Downs. Guided by subslllute driver Sam Noble lll, lhe Rail Bird rtnlshed second In the Grand "Th~ difference is our bullpen this year and iast year Is Charlie Ker feld Jwho is at Triple A Tucson). Bul Charlie hasn'l been consistent in the reports I've had. You can 'l have one good outing and then three or four bad ones." The Astros scored a run In the sixth when Glenn Davis and Kevin Bass hit consecutive oneau 1 doubles. The Reds, Ihough, added lwo more In the elghlh Daniels led off with a single on a run-scoring lrlple bY Kurt Stll· I well and a RBI·slngle by Jones. "II was a pllchlng-domlnaled series," RosPsaid. " Our pllchlng domina led tonlghl. He (Robin· son l pitched well because hP wanled to star! . He was mentally ready and Ryan didn't ha1 e hi s besl ouling." Expos 9, Mets I Bryn Smrlh, whose unique co nrract gil'es him $11,000 per srarr, hurled a five-hitter Wednesday nighl, lea ding lhe Monl · real Expos to a 9·1 rout ofthP New York Mets . Former M el Mike Fll zger ald hrt the flrsl grand slam of hi s career and Smilh registered hi s first complete game since Aug . 30. Smith, 5-2, walked four and slruck out four. He losl hi s shutout bid In the mnth on a bases-loaded groundout by How ard Johnso n. " He was smart fonlghl ," New York Manager Dav ey Johnson sa rd. "He beal us wilh a variety of pil ches and was very conslslrnr." Smith underwent el bow surgery In the offs('ason and turned down a $155,000 contrael Inst ead he signed for rhe min· !mum salary of S62,000, with rh e provision he would make $11,000 wllh each slart. He could grow expensive as the season progresses, !hough nol qulle as expensive as he was la sr year. when he made $700.000. In other games, Chicago downed Philad elphta 5-3, Sa n Drego defealed Los Angeles 8-7. Allanta rouled San Fran cisco 6· 1 and Ptttsburgh downed St Lours 4-1 Cubs 5, Phillles 3 At Chicago, Keilh Mor eland drove in three runs to bar k the combined six-hit pilchlng of Jamie Moyer and U·e Smil h, leading the Cubs. Padr<•s K, Dodgers 7 AI San Diego, John Kruk brok(' an 0 for 17 slump wilh a lwo·out. rwo.run single lhal capped a lhree·run seventh and lifted lhe Padr('S to their fiflh srrarght vlclorv. lh!'lr longest srreak since 198o. Braves 6, Giants I At Aflanra , R1ck Mahler and rwo relievers combined on a lhree·hllter and Dale Murphy cracked hr s 20rh homer, sending San Francisco lo il s fiflh straighl loss. Pirates 4, Cardinals.I At St. Louis, Rick Reuschel pitched' an elght·hlttrr and Mike LaValliere drove In lwo runs to lift Pllrsburgh. CHEST TO CHEST- Cincinnati Reds coach Tommy llelms gets lnlo a discussion with umpirt• Terry 1'uta ulh•r he wu• ejected from tht• game. lle!ms protesh•d "hntl pitcher Ron Rohlnson felt should have hccn a "ailed thrid strike In the third Inning. (UPI) Dick Howser's battle against cancer ends By ,JOHN HENDEL UPI Sports Writer KANSAS CITY , Mo. - Al lhough Dick Howser's accomp· llshmenrs have a permanent place In baseball records. many In 1he sporl say his fines t legacy is his character. Howser's valiant battle agalnSI brain cancer ended Thursday, 11 months aft er II began, with quiet dignity on a day called one of baseball 's saddest. Wllh his wife Nancy at his side. the former Kansas City Royals manager died al 2:45 p.m. CDT al Sl. luke's Hospital, whe re he had been since June 3. He was 51. "This Is a sad day tor baseball ," Baseball Commissioner Prier Ueberrolh said In a sta tement released by his New York ofllce. " Dick Howser was one of Ihe great men of our gaine." Said Milwaukee Brewers Man· ager Tom Trebelhorn : " I lhlnk rhar baseball. and rhe world, ha s really lost a class acl because he did lhlngs In baseball as a player . as a coach, as a manager at the professional level and as a college coach. that verv few guy s have ever done wllh I he success hP had and the number of years he had. "The wav he accepled success and I he way he handled If was !he m ark or a I rue genllcman. I feel very saddened by I he pa ssing of Dick Howser. Anyone lhal ever knew him or was even around him will jusr marvel allhelrgood forlune lo have known the man ." Howser was rakrn by ambu· l ance lo lhe hospllal lrom hi s home In lee's Sum mil rwo weeks ago after his condition began to worsen In I he pa sI year. he had undergone three operation s for a mallgnanl brain rumor. The i a1es1. In March, was an experlmenral procedure lhal lnjecled ca ncer· fighting cells lnro the brain. His last appearance during 1he regular season was I he 19R6 All -Star Ga me when he led lhe American League to li s second v ir i on· In 15 yea r s. Two days l al er. Howser enlered lht' hospr tal and lhe next day learned he had a lumor rhes lzrofa golf ball Howser 's sl r uggle against cancPr prompted a . nationwide following lo call and writ(' with prayers and good wishes. He atlemptl'd to relurn as manager In February during spring train· lng bur, after only 1wo days. wa s loo weak to conrtnue. His position was assu med by Billy Gardner. Royals officials said a memor· lal service will be held this evening ar I he Village Presby IN · ian Church In Mission, Kan Howser 's funeral and bu ria l will be Sarurday In Tallahassee. Fl a. , his homelown. The funeral Is al Fellowship Bapti sr Church. fol · lowed bv burial at I he Tallaha ssee Merrwry Gardens. ThP club has scheduled Dick Howser Day. for .July ,J at Roya l s Sladlum and will retire his No. 10, the first number retired by I he Royals. Players will wea r a memorial pjii Ch oh their right uniform sleeves. Many players and baseball executives remembered r he Roy als' World Series victory In 1985 over St. Louis as lh!' perfect showcase for Howser Wllh hi s l£'am trailin g 3·1 In games, Howser was harshl y second gues sed for hi s pit c hing decisions . He did not srek refu ge from questions, answering all calml y . He then proved hi s sl rategy correc l by beating I he Cardinal s In seven games. " l remember afler I he seventh game I went In 10 congra rulafP him and he wa s jusl as nice In vlcrory as he would have bc£'n In defeal ," Cardinal s Man ager Whll ey Herzog sa id. Recalled Royals star third basem an George Breit · " He dldn 'l manage by the book . That' s th e way we won I he World Series rhat year . He wa s a man Ihalknew wasn' a!raidgoofoutcrlllcl He wet could and sm. win a World Sl'rles You would have Dad to a tu do som r th ing V(' l'\ ' bad !or Drck not to Irk<' vou. · A onr -rlmc shor !slop who pla ved rlghr 1<'ar·s in 1he' major s, H O\\ S(ll' n Pvrr ma nagrd u 1Ntm IO [('~S lh oln H S('CO nd · plO('l' finish. How sr t wa s hi1C'd b\ K.1n sas Ci l v on Aug . :11 . l'IHI Il l' pn;v tous!\ m .ln clgr<l thC' NN\ York Y an kr•cs In t hr ,\ L least I Ifir in 1!11«1, los i n~ to lhf' 11o, als In th<• pla yoffs HI' was pr PSSurrd lo resign d<'spi! t• win nin g 111:1 ga m<'s . Howsrr ·~ trn un.., 1n K .t n s t~s Ci l v wa s not ft cc• ol co nrr·ovrrsv. He. and Co.J ch 11orkv Colavit o wcr p scnr cnr•pd ro !Ill days In ja il and finrd $20() eac h followi ng a fighl wi th poll!·<· nr>ar thp sta dlum In I ~WI. Upon appral. each wa s glw •n sh m o nth ~ prob:.~ t lnn tltlCl Huw ~r · t 's llnr was Jl'du eC'dt o $1110. He 11 as sri Pet Nl In lire A II· Sl at' ream In 1%1. his roo ktc s(•ason wlf h rhe 1\ansas Cirv At hlr llrs, and hlf .r ear cer·hl gh 2RU I hat vrar . He bait <'d .248 wlr h 16 home nrns and Hio RB I over rlg hl sPasons In <rd dll lon to hi.' wife Na ncy , Howser Is survived by lwln daught er s. Jona and .1 111: hi s mol hr r , lwo brothers and a sister. Twenly... ighl lak•• part in golf f'venl Twcnf y·clg hr women wcrr In play Tuesday wh en l hP Jay mar Ladles Tuesday I.e ague mel . The leagu e's ln vil atlonal wa s an· nounced for Tu esday, ,June 23. Winn ers of TU('Sday's pla y were Sue Bu rnefl , low gross; Ga ren Snyder, low ncl , and Ma rl(arcl Follrod. low putls ~:11 Olft leu PI<. - ~U' """"" ~· 4524 BAAIJAIN MATINEE! 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Writer SAN fi1ANCISCO _The quest for go lf' s biggest prize. th e U.S. Oprn. hegins -toda y at Olympic rtub , in winds prompting prrdl c· lions no go lfer will finish 72 holes with" ,carr below par . Ligh tning-fast greens and sw irling unpredlc tahlc wi nds have many of the loti Open golfet·s r01 w;, sting a winning score of more thiJn 2811. The hilly par -70 01 · 6,709 ,1·ards bu t the length is deceiving because there arc only rw_~ par-5s on th e course.. , A very _true c hampto~ wtll come of_f thts go lf course. sa l.d Pa yne Stewart. the PCA Tours No.2 money wmner thtsyear_and one of the· tourn~ment fa vontc:'· " l. have a sco re> m mtnd tha;. wtll wtn th ts tournamen t - 280._ . The last _rime an Open wtnncr ftnls hed wtt h a score aoove par was In 1978. whe n Andy Nort h s hot a l-over 285 at Cher ry Hil ls ball. Nicklaus will tl~ a r£>Cord In Denver. . held by Gene Sarazen. anct Arnold " If. It stays wtndy w~ may see Palmer by ap;Jearln!l in his 31st the h !~ h esr winning score In consecutive Open. years. defending .~ ha mp to n Another strea k heading Int o Ra.1·mond Floyd satd. You have the Open Is held by Australian wi nd, the gr<;>ens are sma l_l, and Greg Nor ma n. who has led at one fa st and the rough ts deep. . poi nt durin!! the final round of Added Hal Sutton: "I thmk thts each or the last flvr major course wt ll bequ tt ea test. Therr c·hampionships. Norman , howts some rough but not too much CI'Pr, won only one of those and tho greens il rC s_e~ere. It tourname nt s - th e 1986 British doesn '.play ltkc a h.dlO-yard Open . co ur se. Johnn.1· Miller. a San Francisco Then • are no holes th a t arc native who first ca me to promico nsidered eas.v . even the 288- nenre as a 19-ycar-old ama teur in yard , P.ar·4 seven th hole and the t he 1966 Open. los t his exempt eighth hole, a pa r-:l, 1:!7- yard stat us and wa s forced to qualify test. Th e mos t difficult hole is No. for thi s year's tournam en t. -He 17, an uphill428- yarder that was did so an d will be playing in hi s con verted fro m a par-o to a pa r-i 20th Open . for the Open . The 17th green is Olympic tw ice has served as co nsidered one of the sl ickest on host of the Open and each time the coursr. l'ictim i>ed one or the sport' s "The cou rse is just si tting biggest names. In 1%>. Jack there li ke a monster wai ting fo r Fleck bea t Ben Hogan In a you," Fuuy Zoeller. the 1984 playoff aft er carding birdies on Open champio n. sa id. two of the· final lou r holes of Ol.v mpic Is so demandin g th at rpgula tlon. Elrven )'~ars later. Stewa r t be lieves therC' arc onl.l' Pa lm er bl ew a seven-s troke lead about a dozen golfers wi th a to Ri ll.v Casper over the fina l nine cha nce to win . ot•t~N Fi\ VOHITF. - Roh 'l'way hit• out of a •and trap on th1• "''"'nth hole· at tht• OlylllJik ('luh In the• final day of pra<"ti n • for lht• II .S. IIrwn . (l ll'l) (.Forget sadness, let's get it done' Howser lly Un lto·tl l'rt'" Int ern ation al " fl ick Howser's pa tirncl' is the thing l h<t l st r uc k me m on · I hun In 1ht•"It t•rma 1h of 1hrth·at h of hi' f r lt•nd and co llt•a p:w•. th1 • gt' n<'l'll l m ana~C'r of t hr K nnsas Ci t ~ · Ho.v ab usr•ll Di('k How:.;pr's l';1vori tP s~J\'i ng tn C'hallt>ngP mnurru ·rs _ anvth in g t.' lst•," said .Joh n Walh an . a p l;r_\ C' r unclrr H ow~<· r and now ma nH grr of t hf• Ro.va Is· Om;J ha fa rm l(•am " Hr had thr pat It• ncr or" n a ngrl and I·m sure thrrr•'s ;:~ " JIP('ial placr in hC'il\'C'n "K nowi ng him. !-ia drwss is fl lll sunwthin g tH' wou ld \-"-'Hnt i.l n,Vbud~ tn l'; r rT~· on wit h." Hn~· al s ( ;M lor him ." .lnhn S<·hurrholz said Wt•dnPsda\· .:~1'11 1 1' lormer man agN How::;r.r pl ;u·ro in pPnp lr"s llr art s and dJI'cl a l ;r,g 1• ~YI , lhr J'('!W ll o f tl prl'cl ic r " Wt' al l w ill mi s~ him for brai n tumor . a long limo·." " H is fa\·ori tP sa.v ing is ' J.pt':--. it clont•. ,. Sc huc•rholi' s<.lid. gl"'t Alt<•adl. tiH·tt' is " sprrial rn Pmuri Ps. pmmp t ing Brown to S;tid Mil\,·au krr B r r\\f'r~ Mu n- "a nd I lltin k that' s thr altit ttdo' that 's l!'f t \\·lth th is tra m and tho • atti tude• hl''s ll' ft with tltrse agpr Tom Ttf'bPIItot n: " I th ink p l a~' Pr~ . It 's fin(' to mour n. but did th ings in basrba ll as" pl a1·rr. lf' t'' g<· t it clonr a ncl I "'·' · lrt ·s gt•t as a roach. ;:rs a mana g(•r a t lhP profrsslona l lcvPI ami as " it clon1 • ir1 hb honor. .. Howsl' r. who IPanwd hP h ~1 d br ;d rl (.'i llle'01" nim• mo nths artrr IPadin~ his C' luh tu thi·l!IR:i Wrrr ld St•r il' -. l 'ha mpio nsh ip. d i(•d a 1:! : ·l!'l that bCJ srball. and thr WIJr'lcl. has l'l'ai l ~- los t a c la:-; s ;J('t b0rau ~r hC' havr ('\'PI' donr with I he s utTC'SS lw had and ltw numtw r of .\ '('ars ht• had. Hr's por ldl·d C~>0!" .\.! 1 ' Hn•tt. tht• s till' th ird b;IM'll1i ll1 of llw I VJ,. als : .. ,\ t finn wr• ft•lt th :tt thi.... cou\ rln ' t 1"!':11 1' h;tppt•n :r nd h<'' too ~ond a g u~ nut tofla.\ \\"( • fmtnd uul th;ll lu• Wl lllldn 't hi• C'o rnin g hal'k . ·· Mall) pointc•d to " This w;~s 1111 · h ihJ.:!L'"' p;1rt of fi ght. " SchU<'I" hol t said. "C111nin g b<tl"k 111 m ; r n;~g ( ' our hi :-- b;t ll rlub wa s tlw goa l llf !t is lifr u nci !Ill ' fo cus tlf hb rtg!ll ilg <linst this dl'adl.1· di sra sr . 1·:\'cn tllflltgtl m;~y ha\·r ft•tl that it's uni'( ' HSlliHihl(' for him to ro rll(' lwt'k ami mant~gl' thb <' l ull,, that ll ' :t'' nr a('C C•ptcd arou nd him will j u :o~ l marvrl .-:11 lhrir goocl fnr tunr t o han• knO\\'Il thl' mun ." r::::::::::=======t Fathe,'s Dav lift Ideas MEN'S BLAZERS AND SPORTCOATS AND SUITS SIZES 35-52 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPOIT ;::;:::;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:::::..;:::, Walton may miss all next year By Unit ed Press Int ernational Roston CC' ltics rcsrrvC' cent r r 1311 1 Wa lt on. who missed mos t of th is season with an inj ured foo t. to uld miss a ll of next yea r if hr ha s c•x tPnsive surger y. Walt on, :li. sdys he facrs two rhoircs : huvc• minor surger,\ ' on his n ~rvi('ular bonP a nd pl a .v next .\'f'CJr, or ha ve rxtensivr s u rger~ · and sit out thr 1YR7 -RR seaso n. " I'm not rrad,1· to miJk e a ny l'om men ts regardi ng whe n I might play again. bu t 1do want to play again." . Houston Roc ke ts re nl er Akecm Olajuwon is In his native Nigeria for a two -week visi t. srring his parc•nts and setti ng up a sports eq ui pment man ufacrur· in g t·om pany . He has offered to hrlp th ~ Nigerian national tmm prepare for 1hr Al l-i\fr ican \ t .· F'am(\ Dr. Bobby Bt'OII'n, thr prrsl - I den t of the i\mrriran l.rHJlUl' h ~i l rd Howsr r "us a great AmPrlca n J.rague r. a grrHt human bei ng and a !rue r hllmplon. " We especial!)• chNish th1• memories of hi s Wor ld Ser ies and All -Star l'ietorics. a nd hope they gavC' him as mu c h pleasure as they gave othN s." Onr In particular who treasu t•ed thr All -Star Ga me was Twins outfield er Kirby Puckett . ;oHe left me In the whole ga me. so 1' II always reme mber him for that. Most players get pulled a!ler three or four Innings, but he tell me In the whole lime.'' But mostly, Ihe baseball wor ld recalled how Howser man aged his life. · Father's Day Clft Ideas Don't Kill With MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS WALLETS & ACCESSORIES The results of drinking and driving the wheel ... and there's no way The only real way to prevent a drunk BAHR CLOTHIERS This Weekend, think and let someone Diamond Crystal ResinGard® the Weekend Spirits :rumor For Month of June Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. 638 EAST MAIN can't be undone after you get behind to foretell the results beforehand. 11'1r'IVtr,o disaster is to not drink and drive. : commiss ioner of the Midwes tern ~ Collegiat e Conference Wednes· ' day denied a report that Mar.: queu e University at Milwaukee : and the University of Da yton ' tOhlol have decided to join the conferenc(' beginning with the 1988-89 season. The Cincinnati Post reported that the two Independent schools have joined the MCC and would ma ke the annou ncement Friday. MCC Com mi ssio ner Jim Schaffer said the report was prematu re. " We're still waiting to hear from the schools ," he sa id. • "W(''ve been co mm~nl ca r l n g ' with them quite extensively over the last several months. but they have not formalize d 1hei r commitment. " -: Schaffer said 1he schools were · given a deadline of June 1 to let ·, the MCC know of their decision, •, but the date was extended to June . 19. before you drink ... else do the driving. f POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992· 3891 SAVEon aGmat Gift for DAD OLD SPICE GIFT SET TRI-FOlD WAllET- & COLOGNE Reg. SJ2.00 ALl MEN'S COLOGNE ........ 30°/o OFF TRAVEL KITS IReg. $a.oo1.....................SALE $6 99 VILLAGE PHARMACY - '-- - ., . save. Yankees 4, Orioles :1 At New York. Denni s Ras mu ssen, 5-4, and two r cl ievrr s combined on a f lv~· hitt er to help the Yankees hand Baltimore its 13th ldss in 14 ga mes. Pat Clements earned his third save. The Yankees have won three in a row and five or their last six ga mes. Red Sox 4, lndluns 0 At Cleveland, Roger Cleme ns hurled a four-hitter a nd Mik e Greenwell drove in lour run s. lea din g Boston . Clemens. 5-6. pitched his thi rd shutout of the yea r , wa lking two and stri kin g out five. Clemens has st ruck out at leas t 10 In a game three tim es this year a nd 15 ti mes In hi s three-yea r career. Ange ls 6, Rangt•rs I i\t Anaheim. Ca lif .. Mik e Witt all owed fou r hil s over eight innin gs a nd the Angels took 992-6669 • •• Summ~r riVID ' . ru.n I '. s ••. • results Terry McGuire tossed a nifty 2 ·: hi t shutout as Rutland defeated · Syracuse 10·0 In Pony League • play. In addition to hi s mound : per for mance. McGuire ·also ; chipped In to pick up four of , Rutland 's eight hits. pounding ' out a home run , tripl e a nd two . singles. Tea mmates Kevin Tay· lor with two doubles and Troy Gibeau! who had two base knocks were the other Rutland hitters . McGuire gave up but two hits, • both singles by Drummer, while fanning 13 and walking 4 e nroute to victory. For Syracuse, Andy Baer ( 4 ), Mark Taylor (I ) and Moore (2) combined to turn In 15 strikeouts • and giving up only three free ; passes as both teams played errorless ball. With the win, ; Woody Call's Rutl and squad runs ' their season record to 7-0. No .reCord was available for Dennis Moore's Syracuse team . • • advantage of four Texas enors to score lo ur unearned runs. Witt. 8-5, walked fivea ndstruckout six before givi ng way to Grep, Mint on, who worked the nin tA. r;::===========t Father's Oav Gift Ideas MEN'S LEATHER BELTS SIZE 30-52 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT '87 ESCORT ONLY$9725 . month 1988 UNCOLNS ..... Now In Stock $AVE!! SAVE • INDIANAPOLIS (UP! ! - The • • By Unll ed Press International Dave Griffin singled with one out in the lOth inning to score .Trench Davis from third base ·Wedn esday night and enable the -Richmond Bnives to defeat the .Syracuse Chiefs 2· I. • John Ml zerock led of! the lOth with an Infield single off Colin McLaughlin. 2· 2, a nd advanced ·to second on a throwing Nror by :syracuse s hort stop Alex Infante. 'Davis laid down a sacr ifice bunt :a nd reac hed fir st safely on an :error by third baseman Mi kr :s harperson. Carlos Rl os of the ;Braves was intentionall y wa lked . to load I he bases . ; Don Go rdon re lieved ' Me Laughlin and got Darryl Mo:tley to hit into a fi elder's choice, :wlt h Mlzerock being th row n out ;at the plate by Gordon. Griffin 'then si ngled up the middl e to rscore Davis, making a winner of ,Bill Olw ine. l ·O. ; Elsewhere in· the Intern ati onal •Leag ue, Rochester defeated ~dewater 4-2, a nd Toledo took 1ooth games of a double- header -with Paw tucket, 2-1 and 7-2. • ~ Schaffer ~ denies Salt Nuggets On Sale MIDDUPOIT clearing brawl in the top of the sixth Inning when Steve Lomba~­ dozzl, who had been hit by a pitch by winner Mark Clear, 5- 1, slid hard Into s£>CO nd baseman Jim Gant ner. causing the incident. Mariners 2, White Sox 0 At Seattle. Scott Ba nkhead pitched a fou r- hitter over 8 2·3 in nings to help the Mar iners compl_ete a three-game sweep of Chicago and win their fourt h In a row. Bankhead. 7-4 . walked one and st ruck ou t se1·en before givin g way to Edwin Nunez, who got the last oul for his eig hth • \-\'('j ust fi'l t it wa ~ thP right thing F'lHgs ut Hu~· als Stadium i.ll"(' half st;tff ,tnd tltr n • will hr a mrmor ial for him in .l ohn son Cuunfl• at 1; prn CDT tonig ht. Also.;," .lu ll' :\rd. tlw Ho)·als wil l ~o th rougti willt ll u• pla nnt'd CNC'Ili On,1· to rr tir <' hi s No. 10. thf' flt·s t rt•tlrro b1· Kan sas (' Ill', a nd Induct him int o the Ho,1·a1s Hall of San Francisco I ; Montreal 9, New York 1; Pillsburgh 4. St. Louis I ; a nd Cincinnati 9. Houston 1. Tigers 3, Blue Jays 2 At Toronto, Frank Tana na. 6- 3. allowed three hits in 72-3 inni ngs, and Lou Whitaker and Mall Nokes belled solo homers to lead Delro.il. A sellout crowd of 46,227 - the second largest crowd In Blue Ja ys' history - saw Toro nto lose for the third tim e in four games followin g a franchis erecord 11-game winning strea k. Brewers 5, Twins 3 At Milwaukee, Robi n Yount hit a two-run homer In the sixth inning to help snap Minnesota's th ree-ga me winning st reak. The game was marred by a bench· . Carnes In Ken:v<L 111\:.tt wa s l••s t for Dirk 's Iif~ . lo do. " Saber ha gen allowed seven hits while striking out seven and wa lking two. No other American League pitcher has more than nine victories this year. · "Thi s was just a game we had to win." White said. " Wh en the game start s you have to forget those thi ngs. In the moments you' re not busy, then you think aoo ut what' s going on." In other games , Detroit edged . Toront o 3·2, Milwaukee lopped Minn e~ ot a 8-5, Seatt le blanked Chicago 2·0. New York nipped Bait imore 4·3, Boston shut ou t Clevela nd 4-0. and California tro unced Texas 6-1. In the National League. it was: Chicago 5, P hil adelp hia 3; San Diego B. LosAnge les7; Allanta6, :Richmond .wins, 2-1 MIDDLEPORT bN'< lllW a sr•tuncl.al'.\' ro n~icl('ra · lion . Tht' primal'.\ considl'rl.l l lon wa s ant Kevi n P urcell was named earlier this week to replace Fraschilla a t OU . Purcell had been an assistant at Rio Grande for sel'en years. "Lt>ss peopleonhave a chancC' '" I·-;=====================:;·~· win I his we0k thi !- co urse thdn an.1· ot her tournamen t," hf• sa id. " It takes somebody who· s been then• Sti'Pral times and who knows the co nd ition s." Sco rt Halh>dine will str ike the fi r st ball of thp tournament at 7 a. m . EDT. Haz ledinc made the fiC'Id des pite two unfor tunat e oceu ra nees; a blac k-widow spidl'l' bite two clays befor·e the qualifier in Arizona, and a ca r arc idPnl las t week at sect tona l quali fyin g in Den ver. Mor e th an ,six hout·s a ft er Ha> lcdine !PC'S off. .Jac k Nick laus begin s pla.v. When he hits hi s fir st ll owsl' r's attt •mpt to i'Otnt• IJark and m;1na gt' tlH' I Pam t hi.'i s prin ~ as :1 prinn• e.x;rmph• of hi s (IPINmina li nn aru! st n: ng·!11. su m t·o l us " I llt ink lh<• slH' Ct•ss and ! lw way lw ha nci iC'd it \\'il." ! ht• mark O[ tl ll'U(1 g'('nt lrtn a ll . I ff't' l l'f'l',l' sartdrnrd t;l)' the p;rs si ng of Diek HowsPI'. An~ ·o n1, th at rvrr knrw hi m or was C'VC' Il By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer Royals starter Bret Saberhagen's thougnts kept returning to his first ma jo.r-league manager throughout the first game Kansas City played alter the death of Dick Howser. Second baseman Fra nk Whil e took a differ ent approach, think· lng Howser would want his team to concentrate on the ga me at hand. · Saberhagen and . Whit e helped the Roy als break a fo ur-gam e losing streak Wednes,day, hours ~ fter Howser's death at age 51. The fo r mer Royals manager died after an IJ-month batt le against brain cancer. Sa berhagen improved his record to 12-l and White ripped a three-run home run to give the Royals a l0·5 victory. over the Oakland Athletics. George Bret t and Bo Jackson contributed solo homers for Ka nsas City. Oakland starter Dave Stewart all owed all three homers and !ell to 7-7. . "He was a great guy to play for," Sa berhagen said of hi s fQ rmer ma nager. " He was a player's coach. 1 wasn 't neces· -sarily thinking about him while on the mound, more between .innin gs. Before the ga me I was going ou t the re with the id ea that ·we needed th is one for him. It didn't turn ou r the best way , but we got the job done. It was in the back of my mind and it was kind :of upsetr in g... ' Meanwhile. Ri o Grande assist · t'O II f"'j:.!l' t'Oi.LC h , !ha t\'('!"~ ' frw gu_ \"S p.m . CDT a t St. l.ukt,., ll osp it; tl , a ~ pok Pswu rn t~ n s; li d. ll is wift•. Nanc,\ ', w ;r~ at hi ~ ill: •d... irk . 111 · ll ;rU twin tlauglif('r ~ .. ia n;1 ~IIHI .I iII . h1J lf'':i. The Daily .Sentinei- PagE!- 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tigers top Blue Jays, 3·2;. Royals snap losing .streak, 10-5 assistant cage mentor COLUMBUS. Ohio IUP il Former Oh io Unh-rrsity assistant basketball coach Fra n Fra · ~c hill a is .exp£>Cted to be appointed to a similar position at Ohio Stare Univ ersity, the Columbu s Dis patch reported today. Fraschilla. who resig ned his I OU pos ition las t week. would replace Jim Cleamons. whose cont ract was not renewed. the newspa per said. A gradu areofBro oklyn College · In New York, . Fraschilla . 28. began his coac hing career in 1979 as an assistant at New York Tech. He moved to Rhode Is land the next season and jo ined the OU staff in 1981. OSU hea d coach Gar)· Willi· ams has bee n searching for an ass istant with a strong reeruiting bac kground since his recrui ting coordinator. Rick Barnes. rr· signed to become head coach at Georg(' Masqn ear li er tiJi,s yrar . Randy Ayers. a pa r t-time assistant . was prom oted to re· placr Ba rnrs. - ' June 18, 1987 lOO's OF DOLLARS t.gloter For Doily Door Ptlz• Given Away At 8 p.m. Prize Drawing lor VIdeo c:=~ Roconlor. 2 p.m. I June 21 , 1987. Pucchase Nacessarv Be Present To W<n' TURNPIKE UsED CARS & TRUCKS Our Tent Sale Has Been Such A Success Our New Car Inventory Is Over Stocked". Management Says "Move'em Out"!! Slook ~71'041, 2-dr. lr·Ml-drwe 5 5P 111m , ~-r!& p-braka p-dool kx;h, lll Q~. 17-mnlrd, 1m lm. rlfh~. tur!el ~al l l·wtflbw def Stock N\ 1020. 4-df. front wtH1rM, 4 qi. enc-. tact 1ir com.. ....m. roos , p.bfall!!., d<f. am-tm. wr• P.steerlll& bucket !l!als. rear WI PIICI IAIIPIICI 1985 FORD BRONCQ (ONVERlB£ Stock 175921. 2-dr. 4 fth.Qrr¥e, 6 cyt. tnR.. 11110. tral"6., p-~ P-br~lo.es, im !Jd10. tu:.ket seats WI PIICI _ $4165 ..... $842 5 S1ock 170371 , 2dr, 4 ~ ena..lld 1lr eond , starld¥d trans, tHI..._ p.bfjlles, arn-lm. stere:> t1e>t. radials, btitllef Will. r·lllllnOOw del.. . vrryi roof. Mo.ti!Ifl~ , 1}51et!"IOI!. tHlfn ~ e!l. PWirO!n pdoo" n:h. bit Sl wheel amlm, WIPIICI SAil PRICI 1984 MERCURY MARQUIS $7761 Sl~J::k II I\60. 4-<h. V·8 eng.. fiC1 arr (1/00 . ~1!0, rad1aj~ wh ·d~, I ~~Yi(wj $8840 1984 OLDSMOBIE CIJ11ASS CIERA 9ock 16Jr.il, 4-dr ted¥1. 6 cyl, tnt. ttet. •'- cond. autl. ~· p.sleetttg, p-trM. p-dr.loct.s. lilt st-.e, a·c:MrrA. ...,...tm, *'!!I'J. ra:bls, lllfl.waU. ""· WlrR~$7049 lu:k<l ..... ··- 1914 FORD F-150 9o::1t 11m1. 2-dr. 6 cyl eng., auto. m ., p-dM"ilt J)bfa~ am·fm.l+m pclup, ~ ""'""'- ..... " ' -· 1"1!" ~I~CI $6710 1914 CHEVROI.!T CAMAIO Z-28 19S2 FORD fttJSTANG GT •*'"" sno "1 too,2«. v~ ...._1011,. Olnd w nns.. ~ p-~ CHill • • ·• · crmrct. arll-hw, *Ill. rldials. bucltd m f·wdrf. - W!PIIC( $8901 I • deJ ' �. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .. By The Bend • 364 JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS Beat of the bend MIDDLEPORT AMPAK PLAZA ATHENS By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Starr Writer Have you seen then eat ut><Jiav ofqulltslnoneof the front win- d o w s AALF'I'H LAUREN TbeScentoftbe Wild In jour collector bottles including the English Pointer. There 's no collec tion like it A CHAPS GIFT FOR FATHER'S DAY · A FREE CHAPS RALPH LAUREN GROOM BAG ($5:00 VALUE) WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF CHAPS 1.80Z. COLOGNE , OR AFTER SHAVE . o utdooq. C hoose a collector ho llk with your favori te SALE OUR :f; ~IM~X~ WART; Tripleheade; ~~Razor 7 in 1 Massager Kit I When was the last time you told your Father how mu ch you love him? COMPLETE STOCK $7 9 9 WA TCH'ES 7 ", A PRECIOUS MOMENTS gift is a wonderful way to express your affection, devotion and admiration for your Dad. Handcrafted porcelain Figur· ines will bring a smile to his face and warmth to his heart. '-"--"> • We invite you to come in and see our complete selection · of PRECIOUS MOMENTS gifts fo[ Father's Day. The massager with 2 speeds, dual and 7 interchangeable attach. It's like 14 massagers in one! ., TO A SPECIAL DAD flecltfllliC lllzllt E·5212 EXAMPLES: ., Bit Reg. 11911 t:I»U.,.a 2 ' Now '1.3 • World! • 3 ffof"/1(/ 111811$ with 45 cullers. , Univellli vollil/e-auromdcllly con· · vet is /rom HW to 24/IV AC sysfflms. ' llfw improved ~y-to-t!Mn razor hUdiSSatnllly. • OntOtl swilth. • RusH!sisllnl cullo~ and combs. , Jllolliii(J hUds huq lfCill ronrours tor 1116WHmlffl inSIIIIVI/1(/. , Pop-out trimmer s/llpts mous-.s, sideburns. bMrrJs. , Fu112·· Yur Wlfl'ill!!: Reg. '29'1 Reg. '34'1 Now '23 2 ' · Reg. 139" Now '26 61 MODEL #4196-003 Grill master MODEL 3147 PATIO CART GAS GRILL Gin BOXED MUGS "I lOVE YOU DAD" ''flOW YOU GRANDPA" $500 ..,.,._ ~ Sl FUP TOP Jumbo 12" Size r• m 'OIUOIIo AVERY UNIQUE AND DIFFERENT S2500 Value Gin FOR THE PERSON WHO READS AlOT $1699 FAMU DAY GOlF CADDY DESK GIFT DAD WWGIS .l&S GOlf IAI1S sn $699 ATTRACTIVE BRASS BOOK .MARKS . FATHER'S DAY GIFTS ~ IN BUIIEIFLY, CIISPQIIfiiiJSm AIID IWITlCAl liu l I Mi ss Swick suffer,rd a stroke rrrrn ll~· while in Chicago and was ta kC>n .t o Univcrsi l ~' Hospital in Colu mbus wher e she is in the rehabil itation centrr. J'm told that she Is Improved but wil l be confined lo the hospital for a period of time. Her address is Ohio State Uni vcrslt.v Hosp ita l. Dodd's Hall. 171 Dodd Drii'C', Columbus. Ohio. 4:12111. The. pa~· mrnt of rea l r ., talr wxes in M<•i gs Count~· ha s bern r .x tended to .I u I~· R so >·ou get to ha ng on10 your mon C'.\' for about Parsons . liiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiPiP9~~iiiiirwi;ftiP.;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil II MINI WORKSHOPS SUMMER SKILLS WORKSHOPS DAY Typing Computers Word Processing Office Nkxhines Speed Writing Shorthand Speed Building Resume Writing &Job Interviewing Father's Day 81ft Ideas M T TIME COST w '45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 T T 6:00·9:00 5 6:00·9:00 5 45.oo· 35.00 M FIRST 'I'M It 1HIS AIU MRS. ABLE WANIS TO !Ell YOU! TUITION WEEKS 6:00-'9:00 . 5 6:00-9:00 5 6:00·9:00 5 6:00·9:00 5 6:00·9:00 5 w Tells You Past. Present & Future, Gives 4dvice On All Affairs Of l4e Such As l.ove, Warriage And Business. All Reading Guaranteed And Confidential. Open From 9 a.m. - 10 p.IIL Calt For o.. Free QUillian 675-781. 2217 .lat:kson Ave. - Point Pltasant With This Ad Get s1o.oo Rli!ding For 0~ ss.oo ·. Reserve Your Space Now • Class Size Will Be Limited. MEN'S STRAW HATS CALL 446-4367 DRESS & CASUAL BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPOIT Southeastern Business College 529 Jackson Pike Great Gifts · Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Bulova Watches FROM rC'pn· ~ (·nt Chatter Club has meeting VALET JEwEL BOX u c Filch. Marl ha tonch, and Mr. and M1·s. Larry Hollon. Tiffany and Rp n. Amy Rizer , Trrry TripiPtt and Sara h Wallbr·own . Third Grade: Robin Gillispie, C ..J. Harris, Denise Roush and Gabe Smi th . Fourt h Crade: Michelle Harris and David Pickens. Fifth Gradr: Christie Cooper. Six th \.radr : Nick Adams, Kim Cremeans, Krlsty Rizer , Rachael Rose, Barbie Roush; Shawn Wolf<'. D.H.: Alex Dowler and James Th<' sixth six weeks gr·adlng period i)onor roll al the Port land Elementary School has been annou nced. Making a grade of B or above in alii heir subj ects tobr named to I he ro ll were: First Gt'ade: Jonath an Dailey. Angel Harris, Ashley McKinney, Jayme Miller . .Jenny Sellers. Amanda Smit h. Lindsay Sm ith and Za~h Ward. Second G rad~ : Ga r y Cooper. Emily Ouhl, Hi llery H arTis, Grrg McKinney. Brianne Profflll. MEN'S Mrigs Coun t~· at lh<' diSiriet <>vrnl 10 he held In .Jackson on Tursdav , .lunr 2:1. wrn• l·:rln Sm II h a'nd Grr t a Ri ffl~"' a rc•s u It of their talks rrl at inl' to home and farm ·h rallh sal<'l.l ', .J udges were the Rc•v . Wi ll iam Mlddlesw;rrt. p;rstor at St. Paul Luth<'ran Church. and C'lnd~' Pi tzer. program assi stant . Smith is th e da ughtrr of F.rnPst and Shl r lrv SmiT h. Middleport. ShC' is n i ~ C' , ·c•urs old ~md a memtx>r of thr Mldcllrport C it~ · Slickers . She will rrprpsenl MC'igs ( 'a unt~· in 1hP ju ni or di v ision on her topi c. safc·t~ · with dogs. . Riffle is lht• dau g h l~ r of Curt is and Sharon Rif fle. Racinc•. Shc• is 14 and a mrmb< ·r of lhr Starligh· ll'rs 4-H Club. She will rrp1·c•s<>nt the roun11· In l hr senior division wi th her i opic on the dangers of drunk driving. Loca l winn ers rec<'il· ~d ccrt l ficatcs and each receivC'<I a gw award from the Meigs Cou nt ~· 4·H Committee. MENS finuerloop. Gifts were presented to E .R. Hollon. th<> oldest; Ellen Wirth, who traveled the farthest. Opal Hollon. the one w ith the most f amily president; Justin Fitch, the younges t bO>'· and Jessie Filch, I he you nges t girL New officers eleted were Jim Hollon, president, and Shir ley Sinclai r. secret arv· trea urer. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. . E .R. Hollon , Mr . and Mrs. Edison Hollon. Mr. and Mrs. to hrar from you. three-more weeks. No"' is th ai a 'W inn!'rs nam r d to mustache tnmm1ng length you aes1re - \.. , • neatly shapes and trims necklines and ' S•deburns. too " • comes w1lh 3 long-lite atkot1ne baNeries. storage base. adJuStable tnmm•l"lQ gu1de aNochm~nl. m1n1beard & mustache comb. blade guard. ctean1ng brush 0 11 ...,....,..,~ linin". and handy dinn~r. I Arthu r Barr. Opal Hollon, M1'. and M rs. Str1·en Hoffma n. St e· phanir and Robby , Mr . and Mrs. Ra lph Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ham m. Chris and Philip. Grov la Diehl. Ellen Wirth , Mr and Mrs. J im Hollon. Linda. Rya n Hol ter, Mr. and Mrs _ Kenneth Si nclair and Ryan. Opal Wick ham. Mr. and Mrs . Bob Parker. Shannon Hollon. Ra ndv Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hollon , Ric kie. Jr. . Eric and Chasa l ir, Teresa Fitch. Jam ie Fit ch. Jess ica Fil ch. Steven Edna Swick ha s bet •n d<' l ig htrd kcC'p !-i milins:; siluation or \\·' hut'! office. .,........ --- ..- FA11B'S DAY The annual Hollon reunion wa s h~ld at th ~ Chester Fire Depart· m enl Sunday with 4o persons attr nding. Grace was given by Tom Hamm preceding the Honor roll announced ________ at thf' count~· C'XIC' nl-lion s<'tYir<' ment lets you seleCt the bearc and Sole Price $17.99111s SS.OO Mail-In Rebate Speaking of flowe rs, Allie Simon sends a bi g v ot e of t h ank s to Don Hubbard for giving ali of the flowers for plant ing al bo th the m ini parks on Court St. Allie was digging away in last Thur sday 's rain plantin g them - and who el se but Allie wou ld do thai ? Allie. va "dorie" good ' PomC'ro.1· Su nday afte r noon as a pari of Heritage Weekend .. If ~·ou caught them in thei r last app~ara n cr severa l yf'ars ago. vou know that it' s going to b<> ~reat to han them back. The~' si ng the old ies for the most pari -and sing 'p m wel l. lncid<'nl allv . Mei gs women arc in vi lcd to jo.in lhe orga niza tion which m('('ls ever~· Tuesda)· evening at i at the Fir st Chr istia n Church, corner of West Sta te and Nor th Co ngrc." In At h<>ns. Women who are inlrrrstcd may c·onl ac l Lin da W<>lls. direr- • un1que, 5·POSI110n trimming guide attach· ond delatled mstruct10ns Those roses at the window of Sheila Powell at Bank I Wednes· day were from 'hu sband. Steve Powell - the occasion . another wedding amiiversary and St ev~ mu st be in l(ood graces for rem embering. ing at lhr M C'igs Mu sPu m in Winner s of th e annua l MPig.s Count'· 4-H Sa fc·fl· unci H ~allh Spruk.lng co nlrst 'wrr<' srlrc tPd ,,.. ...... ..,....011 .......... . features include roomy, 1ipper ncccssublc interior, waterproof The Hocking Valle.1· Cha pter of Sweet Adclines w ill b<> cnlcrlain - t;nakes ~rd and mustache trimming so easy you can do It with your eyes.closed PLUS... TRAVEL KIT SPECIAL Three in college at once? Di sas ter time 1 But th at' s lhr way it has been for K . Way ne and Rosemar.v Ci rcle Ratts who now l il'e in SL Louis. Mo. Their th ree children picked up graduate d!'grecs last month lei ' s hea r a sign of re lief for the parents. Va l eri e got her M .D. at John> Hopkins Medical Schoo l; Andrew a juri s doctorate 1cum laudrl · frnm the Han·ard Law Sc hool, and Erie an d M .S. i n l'nginecring from the Ma ssar hu· S<'tt s ln s titut!' ofTech n olog~ . The lhn ·e arc th e grandchi ldren .ol · the lair Otha and Lois Circle. once Racine res ident s_ to r, at 592-1261, or Beverly Wor kman , presidenc at 593-1920, for more information. Th e group not onl y performs well bu t members seem to have such a good lime doing II. Hollon reunion conduaed Safety Speakoff held Now '19'1 Reg. $17. CJ9 Less S5.00 Rebate ·a I E lberfelds• The display is there as a.part of Heritage Weekend a nd of · · course, that is fi ttinl( si nce Meigs women (o r generations have tu.rned out inany·a·quill. l understand Becky Anderson secured I he quilts from the ow ners for the colorfu l exhibi t. Incidentally, Bob Elberfeld chalked up a bir thday anni versa r y Tuesday--he's doing well. Chaps OR Chaps mmt~Ik spurring scene : English Po inter , Rainhow Trout , Whitt'l:lil Deer, or Ringne ck Ph easa nt . 4 oz. Each SIO. I .Quilts on parade... • 8972 ALBANY RD. This unique after shaw/cologne captures the wholesome freshn ess of Nature's pure: Thursday, June 18, 1987 Page- 9 • 786 N. SECOND ST. PBARMA_(;Y The Daily Sentinel_ S.t Doris Wilt hosted a rrc<'nt mPeting of the Challer Clu b at her hom~ In S~Tacuse. Ours wcrr collcciC'<I. rrports given and a bake sale held . Hoste" gills WE'rE' gil'f'n to Mrs. Wilt . and ('('Cclvlng gills from their sccret pals were Dorot hy Roach and Brenda Bol in, Refreshment s were serv('() and ga m es pla~·ed with prizes going to Donna Fry. Susll' CIPia nd, Janice Felty and Linda Hubbard. Ruth Young won th ~ door prize. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Young . 14 Kt Gold Chains FRIDAY-SUNDAY, JUNE 19th·2ht Friday ':00-8:00, Saturday 9:00-6:00, Sunday 11:00-6:00 A look -., ~ SPECIAL PRICES ON ES 1987 MOBILE H PRICES CLEARLY MAilED INSIDE HOMES. I attractiw arm treatment and Soft-Seat® construe- lion . Style, comfort and value for your home. \ 1 FROM $19900 ANYONE CAN REGimR FOI PIIZESI GUESS '1111 AMOUNT IN THE BUCKET O'BUC •FREE BALLOONS! •FlEE COFFEEI •FlEE DOUGHNUTS! •FREE PEPSI! •TICKETS TO BEACH BOYS CONCEIT •TICKETS TO CEDAR POINT OCOUIIAN COOLE.IS~:_..,,-_••~................ •TEUPIIONE ..... ILLE =~:~:G Addition made M rs. Arthur. Skinner was cohostess lor a recent meeting of the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held recently at the Racine United Methodist Church. ~ features beautifully tailored three-part back, .\ •SPECIAL INTEREST lATE FROA\ LOCAL BANK •BANK IEPIESENTAnYE WILLiE PRESENT contempon1ry from Catnapper. America's Moat Comfort. able Chair. This rester LAIGE SELECTION FlEE DEUYEIT GUN CASES '1 FREE FROM $19900 INGELS Furniture & Jewelry Store MIDDUORT 992·2635 · OliO �I Page- 10- The Thursday, June 18, 1987 Daughters of America have meeting KINDERGARTEN GRADUATES -'- Bradbury kindergurten studl'nts received dlplolnlL' in recent ct·remonles weri• left to right, front, Brian Mitchell Moss, ,Jeremy fisher, ,Jennller Ram ey, Tamra O'Dell, Ryan Dill, Currie Lambert. .Joseph Diles, Edson Hart, and David Gmeser; and hack, i\hhy Wilson, .Jeff Michael, Lucy Bank.,, Ryan Ramsburg, Timmy .Johnson, Steve Chapell, ,J,T. HumphTriria Davis, Clayton .Jeremiah Bentley. Initiatory work lor Nat han Biggs into membership of Cuidlng Star Co uncil n~. Daughters of America , was co nducted at a . recent meeting of Ches ter Coun cil 323 at the haiL Margaret Tut tle, l'ouncilor. pres ided at th e session which opened In ritua listic form . Scrip· ture from Psalms 27 was read. Marge Lavan and Alta Ballard were reported hospitalized, and Kathy Pullins, Mary Moose, and Helen Bowers as Il L Thank .vou notes were read from Dorothy Ritchie, Ethel Arbaug h, and Betty Rou sh. Erma Cleland, a member of the Stat e Session com mitt ee, asked that every member contribute a grocery Item lor a basket which will be used In a · fund rai sing project. She also reported on In spection of Per ry Council held at .Junction Clt.v. Potluck refreshments wet'(' : served foll owing the mrf'tln g. · Quarter ly birthdays wen· observed and . a decorated ca kP ·bakt•d bv .Jo Ann Daum wa s served. ·Celebrating birthda ys wpre F:rma Cleland . Coidi r Frrd· r-r l('k , l\'il Pow(')l. CPn P\' iP\'(' Ward, F:va Robson. Darlrm• Baum . <J nd .Ia nier Lawson. Rei.lr thC' mP was C'arrird out in lh r stage <iN'Ot'at lons wh ic h al so fea tu red llowrr lng- plant s and a "C lass ol87" banner. The Rev . .John. iliff gavr the invoca tion, Donald Ha nning cx tendt'd th e welcome. and the grad uatrs sa ng " Love So mebod,-" and "Sing a Rainbow ." The class wa s presen ted by Rebecca Crow Tren t. tC'ac her . and her assis ta nt, Man Bo th Musser. with Donald Ha ning. pr in c ipa l. gil·ing o ut thf' dip lomas. Thp class r<'c irrd a poem . " Kindrrgartrn Goodbye" writ trn by S!Pve Donahue. PI<Jqucs wit h appropriate inscr ipt ions was given to Mrs. Trent and Mrs. Musser by rhes tudent s and their · pa rents. Ca ke and pu nch, prol'ided by I he PTO, wcresrrved b) thr· sixr h grade class . .Jan Da vis. Tracey O'Dell. Ch ri st.' Ramsburg. .JO.I'CP DilL a nrl .Jud) Hurnphrr~ · s. room mot hrrs . us- ..with s istC'd 1 The Daily Senlinel (USI'S lh f' lighted this mon th. There will br a var ious dr.(•sser SC' I dh~la .1 of it'C' ms pro· vidPd bv Mrigs Cou nt _,. families and on displa,v also will bo a victrola and a n upr ig ht grand piano whi ch stood lor nea rl.v 100 yea rs In thr par iOI or tht• Rock Springs home of Dr. .Ja cob Schaefer and donalr-d to lhr musPum b~· Fn'd (;o('gtr in. (.1 gr andson of tht• late• Dr. SchaNrr. Winners of a n essa:c con tes t will be announf'ed. Filt h gradPrs of the cou nt )· vis it ed the musrum in the spri ng and a ttrnded va rious workshops a nd then wrote rssa,vs on their experiences. An old too l displa.v, a patriot ic mrm01·y room. a di splay of <J ntlqut• kitchen roo ls and baskets will be lea turf'd. Thrrc will be a demonstral ion on brt•ad baking. M~Ton Dufl irld. Cos hocton. wi lt han• his tra vel ing ra lliopr housf'd in <J l'<'d cirru s wagon on ha nd both on Saturda v and Su nday. He is sponsored · by thr Fa rmers Ba nk and Sa vi ngs Co. and thr his torica l society. On Sunda:>. I he clos<' har mony of the At hens Chap tPr of thf' Swret A<tr- lines will sing at inte rva ls and on Sa t urda _v a 1 :t p m .. rhe Mf'igs J unio r Fair king an d qu ee n will be crowned. At i : :m p.m. Sa tu rda_,. ;, ham burger eating con tes t wil l be staged with co nt es tan ts to be on hand at 1 p.m. Entra nt s are uskrd to con l i.IC'I I he' museum in p<>rson or by phonr ~m2 - :tX 10 bv .1 p. m. Fr id a.v. The co nt es t is sponsored by Pl easors Rrs taura nl a nd will in clud e two age groups, 12 and undrr and n and 0\'('1' ' SPI'\' i('t'S. MC'moria l S<'I'ViC'PS for fh P drccased Philathra members were glvrn by Bl't ty McKinley and Franris Rou, h. As Miss Roush rPad the na me of eac h Mrs. McKinlry placed a fl ower in a crys tal bow l. Readings shr used were "A lms of Life ", "!Is I Crow Old " . and "Thr Rest is Yel to Com!'." She c!osecl thc sNv ire Srml addt·r ss l'h:m,[!f'!' SUIISfRII"''ION MTES 8)' Carrif'r or Motor Roulor OnP Wt'(•k............ ..... ........... ..... 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HEAVY &}V'~)flan ean schedute a COO\-\mtent time lor a FREE INSI'AUAllON by ooe ol oor lnlinod technicians. S4J'r US.M and l<n• .,.__.,._.. IIIUJI'. ,.. STAR TECH- -. : • REfRESENTS MEIGS - Sandy lanarelll, pictured, was a ~ ; deleRiue to the Central Ohio Heart Chapter's 39th annual meeting -: : in Columhus, reprrsentln~ the Meigs County Branch of the l\mertcan Heart i\s.~oclatlnn. She is pictured with Gary Williams, · : ohio Slate head basketball coudo11·ho was luncheon speaker. Cat! lor Slftll CA8IL Cootact uo"'"" Wllh your order you set a COII1JIICI, durably cooatructed camera featuring a six point focus frns, doobft e>ipOSUit ,.._lion, and rMy-t<>use apmure tetlings. Your FREE camera comes with carrying case, hondstrap [r.JtanVIRII)• ~----------~----~ Oller expires June :15. 1!1117. No !!Ub.~rrl plion s by mall J)('rmll tN11n urNts whf't'l"' hnmC' rurr lf'r Si.'n·tcr IIi EEK! 4 dr .• low miles. Sharp. l_~~~ LEATHER HI-TOPS FINAL 1984 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE \'!11!!!--.- SIZZLERS Plaza 1 ~ t~~IV€~ Silver Bridge ~ol > '~!!!!!!!!!!!!!--. KidS MARKDOWN iott's et..olooflolflo.ll"'· . MIDDLEPORT Mr mnN : llniti'C:I Pl'l'~~ l n1f'rna!ionul . fath9r~ Day CQRPS for MIDDLEPORT II•• lot I OOA M ni PM S • - 1000 •11 o o o ~il'M .,_, SU,,ItOIII Pll ttl lUI ,_.,~ BAHR CLOTHIERS lnl;md Dalh· Prl':.o~ A ~sor lalinn :md lh t" POSTMA~'TF: n : ........._, .... '""""" ....... K..,.,.,~w,c:-.p.liiPb SHIRTS I TEE-SHIRTS Can Transform Your TV into a Fantastic Family Mrs . Stallworth \\'ets aC'Ii ng chaplai n for tht• mt•cting which closed with a prayr r for pearr. Mrs . Winsron was ass ist<•d in serYin g rcln•shmon rs b,v Mrs. Sta llw orth and Mrs Mar' Alice Samur ts. P~1ormac~ UNDERWEAR -~·~ ~s p(l!'la Cf' p.ild at Pomt• ru~·­ to Thr D<llly St•nt lnrl. 111 Cnm·t Sr. , PoO'lf'r(ly, Ohl(l f!'l7tl~ . Manley birthday observed MEN'S JOCKEY & HANES Ph. 992- ',!l~ll'.. St·· Ohio N('w!'Plt !)('r 1\ Sl'ifl('io11lon. Na r lnnu I Acl\'('ftlslnR !{,•pn•sf• nt:tlln'. Rranhum Nt·w~p<IPf'l' Suit•~ . 7:tl Thi rd A,·... nu r . Nr"' York. Nr•w YrH"k ltl117. LONG lEG & LONG SLEEVE SHORT lEG &SHORT SLEEVE Ross. Mrs . Doroth)· C'asc•)·. Mrs. Lula Hampton. BAHR CLOTHIERS 9:30a.m. and 6:30p.m. on Sunday. " Miz Maudle" Is hilled as a "backwoodsy country lady whose appearances are chotk full of humor, music and Inspiration." The puhllc Is Invited. A surprise party was given Becky M,aynard, Mary and .r!'centiy in obscrva nceofth e!i9t h Emma. Mr. a nd Mrs. Marc us birthd ay of the Rov. Odell Moon, Mr . and Mrs. Frank Moon Manl ey by the fri ends and and Amy . S(' ndin g a gift was members of the Marion lndcEster Roser. pendent Holiness Church in Mar· La ter in fh P day, he received a , ion, Ind . paslon·d by the mi ni s- phone ca ll fro m his two grand· :fer' s son. The Rev. Mr. Man ley daughers, Crys tal DC'xter and .was visiting there with his so n. Tracy Manley . Returning home : Decorations for the pa rt)· in- hr was presented gilts by Mrs. ·cludPd a sig n inscribed ",Jut One Viola Moon and his other son and , Life Will Soon be Pa st: Brother daugh ter-in -law, Mr. and Mrs. :Manley is 59 a t Las t. " A deco- Robert 0. Ma nlry. •rat ed ca kebaked by Mrs. Becky The Manleys li ve on Beech :Ma ynard wa s served wit h Ice Street in Middleport. :cream. chips and punch. The Re1·. Stl've Manley and his , Those artenmn!( the part y were wile. Dorcas. hav e bren at the :rhe honored guest's wife, Bett y, India na Church lor the pas t IY., •his son and daught er- in-la w, th e years. His father has spoken :Rev. and Mrs. Steve Manley, and ther e on sever al occasions. The :children, Stevt> and Becky, Mr. Rev. Odell Ma nley. former pasand Mrs. Michael Fi nch. Ma t- tor of thr Middlt>port lndcpendthew a nd .Jos hu a. Mr. and Mrs. ent Holiness Church, Pearl Andrew Boot h,l na Sa unders. Mr. ·Street, is now work ing In eva ngeand Mrs. Dil ly Maynard, Bessie listie work. · Leona Hosier Mrs. Father's Dav· Olft Ideas MEN'S PJ's Show him you care and that he's special. Give a card or gift that expresses your sentiments on this his day. SLUISHER LOHSE Father'c Da~ 81ft leac Puhll;:h('(l 1"\'t ' f\' a ll!'r n ~m . Moml,n thl'nu ~h F•·htu.v. 111 ('our! SL , Pumrrny. Ohln. h,\ lhr Ohi o Vallt •.\ ' Pub· ll~hlnR fnmp<tn~· Mulllml'dl,l . ln1·.. ('Ond Ohif of "Miz Maudle" as portrayed hy Arherlcon On Sund a.v . !herr wi ll bra pie tl!l-!11111 ~ ~~~tt~ . - The !; Friday through Sunday at 7 p.m. both Friday and Saturday and at FATHERS ARE .SPECIAL PEOPLE bakin g conrest wil h t·a tegorjes including chon y. apple and miscellaneous. Thrr·e will be fir , l. sPr-ond and thi rd prizes in each calegorv pius an overall winnrr wi ll bo namrd. Co nt es tan ts ar<• 10 ha\·r their pies a t th e mu sf'um bv ~ ::!() p.m. Winners will be an n'o unr~d al -1 p.m. a nd pi rs will thr n b~ a uctioned . Proceeds ft·om I he auction will go towa rds financing thr W<'<' k<'nd activities . nan Sm ilh will br aurt ionrrr. There will be ga mf's lor child· rrn on both Sa t urda)· and Su nd a.v in c luding tu g-o-w;11·. th reeleggetl-race. wh<'e lbarrow ruee. cracker whis tle. sack rare. egg and spoon racr. rgg toss and rrl ay racr. Ac tivit ies wi ll take place between 1 and > p.m. on bot h Satu rday and Sundav . wi th thr West Poi nt C Jdrt Pra.vrr. A pat riotic program will be present ed al the J uly 9 mee tin g wi rh hos lt•ssrs to bo Coi('e n Vun Mr tPr. Clarice Elw in, Rose Re~· no ld s. Clara Conro,·. and Rrva Brach. Bra Stpwa rt was also prcsrnr for the .Ju ne mCPting. • chairmen ga,·e t·cport s. Mrs. Mary Moose of J unclion City was elected district president. Mrs. Curl was named delegate to the national convention with Mrs. Wilson Carr, alternat e. Con tribution was made to the Chillicot he Veterans Hospita l birthday to be held In .J uly . Collect ions from Poppy Day "·ere turned in. On the strPet soiit icing for fund s were Mrs. Bowles. Mrs . Virginia Stal lwonh, Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Lorraine Goggins, Mrs. Edith >Kalhyn J. Martin, will he at the Rutland Church of the 'Nazarene NECKTIES BAHR CLOTHIERS gl'a du atio n i\ Dl vblon of Mulllmrltlu, lnt·. Ptmw· •v. Ohln Several awards were presented to Lewis Manley Auxiliary 263. American Legion. Mlddl£>porr, at the recent Eighth District summer convention held at Crooksvlle. Margaret Bowles, local president. reported on the convenllon. at the Auxiliary meeting held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Nellie Winston. The unit received first place in Group I for being goal in March. fir st place In group 1 lor chlldren and youth program, Florence Richards, chairman: and fir st place In veterans affairs and rehabllta· lion , Mrs. Tomeko L'ewis. Basll Grimes Unit 22 hosted the convention with Mrs. Catherine Curl. president, In charge. Mrs. Ri chards had the invocation and henedlctlon , and numerou s dis· tingu is hed guests were ret·ognlzed, Including Bill Trace, com· mander of the host unit and congressional medal of honor winner. Past district officers were recognized and district . MEN'S program . ;Philathea planning father, son banquet Plans for a lather-so n ba nquet to tx• held at 1hC' church on J unc 2i at 6:.10 p.m. wrre madC' wh<' n the PhllathC'a Wom<'n of the Middleport Churc- h of Christ mel rrrentlv ut th<' chu rc h. 1 Beit v Mrl\l nlev will sr n-r as genr nil chairman lor th0 ba nquet whi ch wi ll be hPid a t 1h<· church . Ella MaC' Da ugherty opcn<'d thr meetin g with the Philath<•a son~( and prayc·r. Phyllis r:llkl'.l' presided at th<• meeting and al so had devoti ons using scripture !rom Psalms a nd a reading, "When thC' Power Is Oil. " Ol!lct•r :reports wrre gi1·r n by Dorot h)' ;Roach and the !lOll'(' I' and card . f <'port wa s by Mlldt'ed Riley. •!Thrn• were uck now ldgmmt s fro m th<' Mildred Hawley !a mil)· andTh r lma Boyer. Named tot he prayer !lsi were Ms. Boyer. Ken Ca rson, .Jamrs Burt, Lucille Theobald. Audre;· Davenport , Thaddeus Bumgardner . .Joe Bttl · lev, and Gcnt'\'a Tuttle. ·Pl ans were madr lor th<• gro up to send "Thinking of You " ca rds to Ph !Ia thea members a nd ot hers who tu·<· una blf' to attvnd the .; :: :. ·; :• •: •: .: : ::• : '- Father's Day 81ft Ideas Museum variety heads Heritage Weekend A variet y of ac tl\·lt.v wi ll tx• fea tured at thr Mrlgs Musrum. Butternut ,\ vr .. Pomeroy, Sil tu rda~· and Sunday when the annual H~rltagr WcekPnd is obsl'fved. Annlt• Chap man will sN up a wea ving loom and will glv•· " drmonstra tlon of the loom as Wl'fl as the spl nnln!( wh('t•l and fh<' treadlr sewi ng machinr. Kathy Rrrd will display sa mples of count rd cross stil ehlng and s t~n c tllng as well as demonstrat ing her skilL Dav id Goodwin wilt be showing the art of ca lligraphy and Kathy Workman. Gra nny's Craft Shop, will do a dl'monstra· lion on ma nama ln g a chalr smt. fPeggy Crane will be on hand with · hrr bs. both <'dlblr and medic inal , onPs. Two slldt• shows will br oflrrcd during thr day. one d ~a llng with Williamsburg and th(' other with Salisbury Town ship being hi gh- Lewis Manley auxiliary meets :0 Bradbury Kindergarten has graduation Grad uation ct>remonles lor the 2!1 ki ndergar ten student s at the Bradbur.v Schoo l were hel d recent ly . Th e _voungsters all ired in rod eaps and gow ns marched onto the stage to tho tradi tional "Po mp and Circum sta nce" playt•d bv Chr is Rouse .. pia ni st. Eac·h gradu ate wor.-· a si lk fl ora l corsage proY ided b) tho PTO and made by C ind~· Martin . A Carr The Daily Ohio - .... ~ .. - - �Midd June 18, 1987 Ohio Jlnnday, June 18, 1987 Comrpunity calendar THURSDAY ThP Trinil v Churc h of r o me· roy will ho\<J an l ee cream 'ocia i Th ursday and Frid ay from II o.m . to 6 p.m . daily. Sandwi ehes and lunch es ~i l l al so br availablr•. M iddh•pn r·r Chi ld Consrr,·a l ion League will hold 11 annual family pi enlc a! road sidr park ' no thbound l on U . s. ~:l Thursda)' ar fi : :!O ·p.m . ix'l wecn Portland and Long Rollom . The sing will fl'alure Dan Hay m an and !he Faith Trio. Sl'NDA\ Si\l'URDAY Hc•,· iv al a t the Da nv ill(' H ol inc·ss Church Thu rs day through Su nday •. Jun e 28 with !he Rev . .John Whi l c• al 7: :JO p.m . night ly. Spec ial sin ging. A hy mn si ng wi l l be held at the H azel Communit y Chureh Saturday al 7:.10 p.m . The c hurc h is loca ted on State Rout e 124 S~nday . Thr Sc ipio Tow nship Fire Deparl men! will sponsor a Cap · rain D's fish dinner on Sunday a1 11 a.m . to 4 p.m . a r t he fire slation i n Ha r risom·ille. Sp ecial m ec1 i ng .Shade Ri\W L odge 4 .1~. F&AM. !dO p.m . Sat urda y ; work in master ma son degree. Ora ngp Tow nship Tr usl t:(ls wil l hold a spec ial meeling on du sl co ntrol Thursday at 7: :mp .m . ar the flrrhou se in T uppers P lai ns. E vPr vonr urged to <Jt l rn d Public Notic!l ' Cap! a in D 's fish dinner. 11 a.m . ro 4 p .m. Sunda y at fire depart · ment quarters iii Harriso m ·IJi e sponsored b\' Sei pio Township Firr Depar lment. Belles and Beaus Squan· Dance Club sponsored dan ceR to I 1 p.m . Sa I urda v a 1 Meigs Senior Cit izens Cent er: ca ller .•! ern· Cochr an , Fair m ont. W. Va. · Father's Dav Gift Idea• ~-- Rev. GIIIX'rt Craig will Spl'ak at II a.m . and Rev . Douglas Car ter a! :1::10 p.m . Sunda y to conclude !he celebration of the · 11i9th annivNsa r)' o f the Moun! Moriah Bapllst Churc h in Mid· dlepor t. Speaker tonigh t' i s Re,·. Lamar Bryan! and Rev. Ca lvm M i nnis on Friday eve ning with bolh serv ices at 7 p .m , MEN'S LONG '& SHORT SLEEVE ARROW SHIRTS COLORED OR' WHITE ---.Smilh famil.v reunion a1 Sen ior Deadline extended The M eigs Counly ~ uniar F ai r Cit izen s building . Pomeroy, 11 ' king and queen applicalions a.m . lo 4 p.m .: polluck dinne r. deadline has been extendrd to bri ng ow n table scn·irr. 4:30 p.m . on Wednesda)', June24 . PomC'roy Vo lunteer Fi r em en's A ll application s should h<'!Urned A ssociation w i ll sponsor a in lo !he Meigs Count y Extension chick en barbecue ul t he f i re Service Office. Mulberry Ave .. sl ation starting at 11 a. m. Pomero)·. Ma son, Ga l lia and Mrigs Cru · sadr for Christ spon sored gos pel sing, 7 p .m . Suturdav Chester Churc h of the Nazarene: .Jan L avend er . Ca thy McDa ni el s, and Narrow W ay Singer s , Poinl Plea · sa nt . to be f ea lured . LEGAL NOTICE · Southern Ohio Coal Company, Raccoon Mine No. 3, P, 0 . Box 490, Athens. Ohio. ~701 has submitted an application to revise I Coal Mining and Reclamation ~ermit nuinbered R-048~ · to. to the Qhio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Reclamation . The p.roposed Coal Mining and Reclamation Operations will Lea d('r.~ or 79~ - 30¢ sale price mfrs rebate per quart 49¢ your cost after rebate LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS ¢ Motorcrafl I OW40 • After Rebate Motorcraft 1OW40 Premium Motor Oil Sealed proposals . in dupli· cate, bearing the title of the work and the name of the bidder, will be received in th~ office of the Treasurer of the Board of Education Southern Local School Dis· trict. Post Office Box 176, Racine, Meigs County, Plugs 74~ sale price - 25~ mfr 's rebate per plug 49¢ Rebate your cost after rebate Autolite Non-Resistor Spark Plugs Reg. 99c, timit16 White supplies last! Reg. 99~ . limit 12 8 7 ¢ R e g. 99e 94~ sate price 25~ mfr's rebate ' - Attar Rebate per plug Pennzoil 1OW30 Motor Oil 69¢ yourcosl after rebate Limil12 Ohio . 45771 by Donnie Hill. f(easurer, for the Board of Education of the Southern local School District until 12 :00 Noon, Eastern Day· liQht Savings limo on July 10, 1 987 for the installation of'new tleater and modernni· za}ion of the existing warm aif heating and ventilating system in the present Racine JUnior High School. Racine . Meigs County, Ohio, all In accordance with specifica· tions on file at the office of the Treasurer of said Board. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at . 12 :00 Noon Eastern Day· light Savings Time on July 10, 1987 in the office of lhe Board of Education . the Souttlern Local Board of Education reserve_.& the right to refuse any and all bids . Dennie Hill , Treasurer Southern Local Board of Education Racine, Ohio ¢ Resislor Plugs Autolite Resistor Spark Plugs Reg. 1.24, limil16 AmPriea . From ·....·--_____ ___ .....-wo __ _. . ... M s. Wilcox a lso r('t't·ilwl lhr outsliualing s tuden t sPrvi c(• aw<~rd from the studen t go1·rr n mm r HI Park er sb urg Com mun · II)' Co il r•ge for Iter co nll'ill u r io n in reprr' srmlln g th e studrnt boo.~ · on L"• .,. ,.,., 1/' ~·~··"~ ___ __ _ .. .,.. ......,.. ........_ ·~ ...... . l' -·---· 1,' ' ' ' J' 1.10 .... 9 6 ~.000FF Wells Wire Sets Pennzoil 1OW40 Motor Oil Limit 12 am.., reg. trom 10.11 thr Lra rning Fksourcc C'rnH 1 r Advisory Commllt et• and St udr •ni GovPrnmt'nt . She w ill be at rr, nrtin g Marsh" II U nlwrs \ty litis fal l to pursur a m ustC' t's clrgrrc' in acco unlin g. .' . ., ' \61 18. 26: 171 2, 9, 4tc Public Notice r • ' •• . .• NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING ' The Board of Trustees of Columbia Township will hold .. . Westler's Bleche White BluePolr CarWu WhHowolltlro Liquid or poole. Guorontoed protection up to 2 full year~. Reg.8.77, #BP25CP orBPJOCP ..-.dhlonef ondcluner. Reg. 2.29, #500 e Budgot Heerlng July 6, 1!187 at7:30 P.M. at the fire Auto Ventshade Ventshades Slatton . 16! 18 1tc Wild West <KMp rain out, 4 ClllGn. convenient tront IIOflll)e pockelo. letfrHhtlrln. • Reduce• Public Notice Formolltrudto. Reg.34.15 window togging. •'Oulck&oaay PUBLIC NOTICE Rublic water supplies are required by State Regula· lnota\111\on. Reg. lrom 14.95 OFF ASHLEE M I('JU~ LLE IIILL Hill birth n. H il l l>ir lh or a Mr. and Mrs. ntelt;~rd arl' unnouncing lht~ daughter-. Ashier Ml<'hr•ilr . a tlhP H olzer· M l•d l cal ('~nler on Ma)· 18. Shr • wei ghN I seven pound s. Wilmar Mechanic's 20·pc. Tool Kit 3988 fiv<' ounn's . Matrrncd gru ndp :~ r­ C'nt s nr c- Rona ld and Bonn iP Ran som Hnd pall'l'll<ll gru ndp '-11'· Marine BaHerfes rn ts an' Hl'irn III II and thr late Lro C. Hill. ;rll of llacinr . 4488 tiol\, Rule 3745 - B1 · 21 , From 395 With pouch, reg . 29.95 Sell price good With exchaft1je.jll Reg. from 9.95 For moat bolla. Reg. 54.88 199 From Deep Crcle BaHerie For moat RV's. Reg. from 59.88 Sole pric11 good with exchange. ActronTest Equipment Kit Autolite Motorcycle Spark Plugs Reg. 74.95, #K350 2 per pock, Reg. 2.99 ggs 5.00 OFF From 8 ~000FF Reg. from t 1.95 7.000FF 1 Year Warranty. Reg . 21 .95 Brake Rotors From ' 4495 Reg. from 3t .95 45.701 Reg. I rom 59.95 Everyday Low Price From 449 Pre stone Brake Fluid Superior Running Soard Lights 12oz. Reg. 1.69. • AS400 · OPEN a.111.7 DAYS A WEEK M•ndoy Store houn: 1:30 to 1:00 P·•· through Friday, · 1:30 a.m. to 6:00 P·•· Satvnlay anti 10:00 a.N. ta 5:00 p.m. Sunday. 1987. has l\lbmil1od an application to revise a Coal Mining and Reclamation Permit numbered R-0354 - 3. totheOhioOepartmentof Natural Resourcn, Division of : Reclamation. The proposed Coal Mining and Re-clamation Operations will be in Meigs County, Salem Township, Sectioos 19. 20 , 27~ 32. 33 end 34. Fraction• 2( 22, 27, 28 end 31. on the property of Wendell • Hydraulic Brake Hoses Kenco Running Boards Sale prices in effect June 18 through June 24 . Southern Ohio Coal Company, Meigt Mine No. 1. P. 0 . Bo" 490 . Athens, Ohio. From Kenco Tailgate Protectors Low Price LEGAL NOTICE 1488 1888 2495 Calipers Sale price good with exchange. 9 Mr. a nd Mrs. Ru)·m ond 1\lmes. USAF Base. Lak r nhra tir , E ngland. a1·c a nn ounrl ng lh r bit' lh of lhelr first r hild. a son, Brandon Michael. The inf;w t was born on M a, · 20 und weig hed srvrn pounds. four ouncrs and was 20 Inches long. M al rr rr a l gr andparrnts are Mr. and M rs . Chailcs LPI?, Syrarus(', and the paternal grandparents ar c Mr. and Mrs. William Kimes. Raci ne. Th<" I nf ant s greal· grandp11rents are Mrs. Edith Cogar. Syracu se, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kimes. Hartford, W. Va. Public Notice Sale price good with exchange. t Year Warranly. Reg . lrom 19.88 Reg. 12.95 Kimes birth 161 16. 17. 1B. 3tc From Master Crlinders Rally Truck Splash Guards BRANDON MICHA EL KIMES Ohio Administrative Code. to roulinely monitor lhe microbiological quality of thO drinking water in their distribution system in order to lmsure that sa fe water is being supplied to the consumer . The Village of Rutland is required to collect and e)lam· ina. a minimum of one microbiologial sample each month. No sample was coUected or anatvzed for the month of April 1987. The Village has taken tteps 10 ensure that adequate moni· toling wi!l be performed in th~ future. Challe!fger Batterres Pre stone Brake Fluid 9941 50¢ 49¢ ~~209 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio the certification is that upon hs approval the Meigs County Commissioners mav use the Block Grant funds and OlGS will have utisfied its responsibilities under the National Environmental Policy Act ol 1969. OLGS will accept an objection to the Request for Release of Funds approval if it is on O!"e of tl"!e following .basis : (a) that cer1ification was not .in fact eKecutod by the certify· ing officer of applicant ap· 16\ 11 , 1.B. 25; {71 2. 4tc Public Notice Brvr rly Ann Wi lcox. daught er of Mr. and Mrs . Ray m ond 1.. Wilco x. M idd leport. graduated May !I from C ir •nvl lle State Co llege with a ba chelor of S(' iPncc In bu ~ in Pss admi nis lrtJ · l ion In accou nting. Sh e al so grad uatrrl w lfh honors on Ma y 2:1 from Parke1·s 1Ju rg Communily Co ll ege w ith '"' Associa te rif Applied Sc iences i n <~ c c o unlln g. Durin g thP p i.is l vPar sh( 1 W<JS prPsiden l of thr Ph i 1\eta Lambda Chapler at Parkersburg Communlt .v Co llrgr anrt pla c(•d fir s! In the M s. l"ulurr B usi ness Executive c at egor.v n l t lw PBL State L eadershi p Confrrr nce in April. ShP wil l IJP n•pn' sentlng I he s!U tro chapt N ;rtthr• Na tlon ;r l L radNshlp Conference to be hr ld In Anahei m. Cali f. .Ju ly :,-R l'hi Ewta Lambd a b thr co ll ege afflllate of F"uturr• Bus iness 1, 744 acres and is located on the Wilkesville and Ru · lland .Ouad. 7 Vt minute U.S .G.S . quadrangle map permit area enco..,passes 665 acres and is located on the Wilkesville Quad 7% mirlute V.S.G.S. quadrangle map approximately 1500 ' SE from Wilkesville. Ohio . Th~ application is on file at the offiCe of the · Meigs County Recorder, MeiQs County Court House. Se· cond Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, end the Vinton County R,ecorder. Vinton County Court House. Main Street. McArthur, Ohio 45851 for public viewing. Written comments or re· questa for informal conference may be sent to the Division of Reclamation, Fountain Square, Buildjng B - 3, Columbus . Ohio 43224. within thirty deys of the last date of publication of this notice. {6111 , 1B . 25 : 1712. 4tc Wilcox graduating two ttmes Public Notice 25 , on the property of Bill Anderson. Wendell Barrett , F!&flk Colwell. Doris Far~v . David Judge . Basil Long. Rick Metheney , Bobby Pope, Rena Silvers and James Wells. The proposed be in Meigs County, Sllem BEVERLY ANN WILCOX Public Notice approximately 1000' east to 2200 ' .aoutheast from Wilkesville, Ohio . The applic.tion ls on file at the office of the Meigs County Recorder, Meigs County Court House. Se· cond Street, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. for public viewing. Written comments or re· quests for informal cOnference may be sent to the DiVision of Reclamation Fountain Square, BuitdinQ B - 3 , Columbus , Ohio 43224, within thirty days of the last date of publication of this notice. T.ownship, Sections 19 and BAHR CLOTHIERS· MIDDLEPOIT Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ba"ett, Joseph Bryant. Opal Fitipetrick . llrrv Montgomery. Anna Ogdin. Carroll Ol)din, Klmmy Pierce , Gene Puckett. Frank Puckett. Sam Scott, Au. Shenafteld, Pat Shere. Clovis Strousboug~ . Letter Thomas . Cerol Pierce anti the Meigs County Board of Education. The propos.ct permit area encompann Public Notice NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF THE FINDING OF NO SIGNIFI CANT IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT ANO NO TICE TO PUBLIC OF IN TENT TO REDUEST RE · LEASE OF FUNDS. TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: On or about July 6, 1987, the Meigs County Commis· sioners will requast the Ohio Department of Develop ment , Office of Local Go· vernment Services, to re lease Federal Funds under Title I of- the Hpusing and Community Development Act of 19741PL193·3831 for the following project: SOUTHEAST FABRICATORS, INCORPORATED COBG ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT M~IGS COUNTY, OHIO . It has been determined that such request for release of funds will not constitute an action significantly affecting ttle quality of the human environment and accordingly the above named County has decided not to prepare an environmental Impact Statement under the National Environmental Pol- icy Act of 19691PL91 -1901. the rea&on for such decision nol to prepare such Statement is that thera is no signific•nt impact on the natural environment. An Environmental Review Record respecting the within project has been made bv the above named County which documerits the environmental review of the project and more tully sets forth the reasons why such Statement Is not re· quired , This Environmental Review Record it on file at the Commissioners' office and is available for public examination and copying upon request at said Commissioners' office. Meigs Countv Courthouse, Pome· roy , Ohio 46769 between the hours of 9:00 A.M . and 4 :00P .M . No funher envir· onmental review of such project is proposed to be conducted prior 10 the re· quest for release of Federal funds. All Interested agencies. groups , and persons disagreeing with the Finding of No Significant Impact IFONSI) are invited to sub· mit written comments for consideration by the Meigs County Commissioners . Such written comments should be received at the Commissioners' office on or before July 6, 1987. All such comments so received will be considered and the Meigs County Commission· ers will not request the release of Federal funds or take any administrative action on the within project prior to the date apecified in the preceding sentence . The Meigs County Commissioners will undenake the project described above with Block Grant Iundt from the Ohio Department of Development. Office of local Government Services , under Tille I of the Housing and Community Develop· ment Act of 1974 . The Meigs County Commillioners are certifying to OLGS that in their official capacity as Co!Jnty Commi11ionen consent to accept the juris· diction of the Federal Couns it an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to environmental reviews, decision making and tction, and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. The legal effect of Perh1p1 you sent lovely cord. Or sat quletlyimn:hair. Perh•P• you tent a fu neral sprly- lf eo we saw it there. Perhaps you tpoke the klndett wordl ' Aa ony friend could aay; Perhepa you were not there at ell, Just thought of u1 thlt doy. Whatever you did to console our hearts. We thtnk you so much whatever the pert . A sincere thank• from the Bernadino Meier Fa mit 3 Announcements sate price mfr's rebate SAWYEI/LUMIII GIADII 'fUIIIIIG at Hedti111 Ttdtnlcal Cell• your cost aflerrebote IIIGIT SAWTII n.-& for E•pertenced Lumbei nten Evenings • Saturday• 5:30-8:30 p.m. Tu / Th- 8 o.m.-4 p.m. 511. )Jpgrede your lumbering lkHI1 . Progr1m offered one timtl only. BtOinl Juno 23. 1917. III.WOOI liiiiiiUMHG Ltorn o ...........,.. otlft from otonto finish . , ..... July • • 11171 ,._ 110 I I 1la«A1 COWOI 7b-J5tl or 1-....tii-416J, nl. Uti, ...... ' 9 Wonted To Buy 11 Help Wanted Baby sitter in our hom e for 2 children, week day&. referen ce required. 304 ·882 ·3574 . Buying dail¥ gold , silver coins. rings , jewelry, sterling ware, old coins. large currency. Top pri· · ces. Ed Burkett Barber Shop. 2nd. Ave . Middleport, Oh. 614 992-3476 . QUILTS Cash p11id for collector antique or pre 1960 quilts. Pi eced or applique. (J..ny co ndit ion. Higher paid for unusual patterns. Call Marc al 614-992-2101 d&ys or 1· 592 ·2461 evenings o r weekends. price~ 8. \Jifn /61 1B. 1 tc Wantad-mature lady to live ln wittl elderly lady. good home. reasonable pay, must hove refer· ences. respond to Point Pleasant Register. Bolt P· 16, 200 Main St ., Point Pleasant. Part time. applicant mull be 8JO:P9fiehced in c hanging c.r. truek and tractor tires, front end alignment a plus, must have mRChenical abilities. Apply in person only. no phone C4'IIS plee&e. Ohio Valley Tir e Outlet. Galllpo li & Ferry, W. Va. 12 Situations Wanted Apartment sila refrigerator . Call 614· 992 ·3181 . DENNY CONGO 1 WILL HAUL JUST CALL! EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . (Ali makes & models) 992·3410 PH. 949-275(1 ·John II. Bentz Owner/Mechanic s.s. '87·3 mo. 10-8-ttc YOUNG'S HEATING & COOLING mercial units . Installation ot duel work. humidif ieiS . fur- nace. heat pumps . and air con· - Addons and remodeling - Roo fing and gutter work -- Con c rete work - Plumb ing and elee1rical work dit ionint. All work guaranteed. Call : (6141 985·42111res id encel "Special: HEll package central air condiloning for mobile or modular homes. insla/led on pad and ready to cool. Price : $1199.00 plus lu . or a HEIL2Vr !on Heal Pump in· (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992. &21S or 992 -7314 Pomoroy. Ohio 4·15,' 86 1c Portable Sandblasting MASONRY RESTORATION. SWIM POOLS , STEEL, LAWN fURNITURE . BARNS . FARMING EOUIPMENT. HOUSES, ETC . Built No Sunday Calls CAll 614.446-3028 5·19-t mo. HUDNALL PLUMBING HEATING Howard L. Writesel ROOFING & 161 North Smnd NEW- REPAIR 949-2263 or 949·2168 Custom Painting Service, Rustoration & Collision Serwi'e Wash & Detail Service 550 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPOU, OH. PH. 992-3537 5·19-' 87-1 mo. • TRENCHING IS OUR LtNE • MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTIR, OHIO Rt. 4. Hysell Run Road Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 PH . 16141 992 ·2834 or 992-6704-Free Estimates 5-1)-2 "'· BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM lUllT Roasonablt PrieM" PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 Ddy or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4· 16· 16-lfn BOGGS SALES & SEIVICE U. Sr. IT. SO fAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Authorized Joltot DHro, Ntw Holl.nd, lush Hog Farm lqvipmtnt P" l'fH fl'1mt VINYl & ALUMINUM PH. 992-2772 Ph. 1614) 843-5425 (All: 6+87-1 mo. 5· 22 -87· 2 mo. pd . .~ · '-ALU II Til SMALL ENGINE ~ REPAIR Authorized Service & Parts Briggs & Stratton Te cumseh Weed Eater homel ite Jacobsen VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY 992-6611 I'.>' '""" "·~ -- 5·1).1) RADIATOR SERVICE We ca.n repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod oul radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13- tfc " Masttrcard·VIaa l Regardlatt of credi t history . Alao. new credit card. No one refusedl For in~o .. ctll 1· 316 · 733 - 6062 ext . M2021 . t~ ' " '' " UHt nn r.,. t11 •1u PUIII( rNVIIID THE KOUNTRY CLUB GOLF LESSONS ' 8.00 NEW GRIPS '3.00 TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES Roger Hysell Garage Rr . 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alu Trtlltmhtlon PH. 992·5682 or 992·71~1 6- 17-1fc 6-15· 87·1 mo. Fer• E41IP•••t 614·843 -5248 7 pupplts & 3 adull dog& . All mixed brned . Call 814 ·446- 1159. 6 month old female Blut Httl&'r. haa had tlltkots. Ca118U -4..S,- 7803. plants. ANTIQUES IUY OR SELL liwtrlnt Alltiques J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •In sula tion •Storm ODors •Storm Window s •Replacement Window s •New Roofing " FRII ISTIMATIS " JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 6·2-11-1 mo. RIASONAill • RILIUU 8-20-'16 tfn ,_oy 1124 East Main St. 1101111: Tot.·Wt4..fri. II 1. 111. It 7 p.ro. """"-t IUSS s-toy, I ,..,.• 7 , .... It ~... MOOIIE 992-2526 5-2 1-17-1 ItO. ACCENT PEAT'S SHAIPEitl UP A (OifY 11m11PIIIf HANO & CIA . SAWS CARBIDE TIPB SCISSORS • SNIPS PlANER BlADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BlADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS • BAND SAWS · CHAIN SAW CHAINS u 171 Oorlt . . .. ltllllt"-• 011. 4S7U . .5.4111 .... 7... 54 5-21·11-IM. SOCIAL SERVICES WORK ER 3 Opening tor Social Worker 3 at Gallipolis Oavelopmen!ll Cen ter. mu11 be OMAP Certifiable. li cente or pending llcenae. E~tp~t­ rlltnce working whh MR population ta • member oh n lnttrdiscl• plln.,v team. It lnteraattd contact the Peraonnel Oepert · menr at GOC. Gallipolis, Ohio 4&831 , Telephone: 614-446 · FEitiCI COMPANY lei Ue F..ea Vo• I• FREE ES~IMATES AES IDE NTIAL I COMME,.CIAL PH. 742-2027 ~.J..~B ~ · · . . ,. J f 5/J / Un JOBS . Call 5t4-317·0124 . To a good home in countrv· Young, bta ch tem11e dot, Plrt poodle. C1 ll &14 -379· 2•35 . Oemona1rate the largest line in party plan . Free kil. Tov•· gittahomt dtcot -plut brand nuw Chrlstma1 lin e. 0\ier 800 lttmt . No dellv., lng , no colleetlng. No e•perlence. Ctll Friendly. Home Psrtlet . 1-B00-227-1!1 0. Ellcellent WIQIII for spare lime usemblv work: electr<Jnict . cr~ fts . Others. Info [604 1 &•1 · 0091 EAt. 3021'1 Open 7 drts. Opanlng ft)r lfiial tecr.,af"' In Pomet'oy. Send resu me to The Dally Sentinel . P.O. Boll729 C. Pomeroy. Ohio 46769. Help needed in pr ivate home tor eldetly. Call 814 ·992· 8873 VETERANS·EIIn em a money In !he Army Nat ional Guard . 304675·3950 or 1· 800· 642 ·3619 . Appll c1t10ns now be ing ac· cepted for 1 part t ime avenlng •hitt potlllon fof Madicat l11b Htohnl ean . · Cornact ptraonntl oHice Plu111nt Vaiiii'V Hosp, Valley Drive. Point Pte11ant. W. Va 1-304· &75· 4340. 1-••-.-,-,-ttt-,-,-ln-,-.-u,- h-o_m_o_r_or- 2 children. Monde~ thru Thursday. 304-882-2 427 afl er ~!00 pr'l'l. Will baby si1 in my home 6 dav•a Wll&k. have references. 304· 676·2906 . Need baby1itter day shift, 304· 875·8648 attar 8 :00PM. . Will do beby 1hting in my hom e. call anytime for informallon, 30--676-1982 . Financial 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . recommend• that you do bualne11 with Pto:fle you know, and NOT to sen money through the mtll until you hiWt ' lnv11stlgated the offering . Saw Mill Frick. 4 block p ie unit . M/ motor . •5.600 . Call 614 · 643·2603, 632·7869 . 1986 Case trtctor : Diesel wltf1 load er, 4x4 WO . I 16,000. C11ll 614·643 ·2603, 632 ·7868. Tire Reurpl ng Bu slneu . 126,000. At equipment Rec.p tlr11s: 13 to 10 Inch. Ca ll 304· 787· 3495. Normsn Setliff. R e~ l Esl~le 31 Homes for Sale New 48A . 2 bath, Clark Dr. t!U.OOO. Newtv remodhrd Hs. 2BA, •22 .000 In Addison. Call U6 ·8898 . ••For Sale nr l ea&e'" 4 BR . 2 bath, full hau~mrmt . with abov11ground pool & )(L dedt on 112 ·acra ecron from Addnllle gnde •chool. Finenclng aVelle· ble with email down plyment, Priced thousands below ep· pral1td value. Call Belt: 919· 791 · 2162. Com platetv remodeled houu . 7 roo mt. 2 baths. 30 acrea ground . 10 acrn good bottom. Call 614· 379· 2780. Lovely new 3 BR home buiH thlt tptlng . 2 oar g•age. nice area. Clay & el l~ •r.hoolt, 8 miles grom Gallipolis. WIU consider mobile home 11 lfada · i n . 047.&00 . Ctl 614· 446 ·8038. 5 kitten• tog l vt~way . 2 bllclt, 2 black and yellow, t gr~y stripe Ctll 8H -7.t2 -2793 1---------Full time Optometric Ullstan t, 3 hdr., 1 acre. Hlrrltonvlllturea. *18.500. Clll61 • · 742. 3168. 3 kftten110 giveaway . 1 white. 1 yellow. 1 yellow •nd wh itt. Ctll tend resume to 8011 C·15, Pt. Pit . "eg lst&r, 200 Main St .. Pt. Ptt, W. Va. Haute & bu il ding on 38 acres· &'h mi. South of Rio Grande on 326. C1 11&14· 379-2283. Newt papltfl to . givt tw"f'. Catt Ot4-992-6254 ...-981·3884 4 puppiH, wormed. pho111 304· 176·2856. Stvttel Ut1ont o1 ctturctt used hymn book1, 3a.·47&-•ess. Red OotMrm.., Pinlltl•. 5 y..,. old. houtt dog . ap.,td and shott. lovn children. 304· 773- r=====~::::::::;~==-:..JL::::~~~~~::== ·.. -. , • r.,' ..... ' ~-~~ 6 Lost and Found Loat: ftm•lebltck . whiteanctttA Watkar Fo.~o: Hound. w..rlng whita nylon co llar. lilt SHn 2 w"ka 190 Itt Fhrt'WOftds aret. C•ll 8,. ·992 · 3028 . FOUND p1lt women's giH.. t , Sund.,- llf Krodel Perk. 304· e75·7326 ,....,tngs. LOST ml.. d br"Hd m... dog, ··chartt.", red ny..,ft colltf, ml ..ing from PI• V•llty Aold ' ' "· AEWAAD for return. 304· 178· 4114 Df 304-815 ·3&48. & Vicinity Ytrd Stle: June 17. 18. 19. Clothn. Knlok Knactl•; 25C to 80e , F~Nitw • Evlrgrfl8n Rd. • dty ytrd ute. Wed .• Sat . Baby lttmt. twcvete • tticyele. lots of whtt· note. Tool& IIi lot• of Misc. Centenarv 11 Linco ln Pike . Fri. • Sat, 1f~ ml.· Gtorges Creeh oH Rl. 7 . 9AM ·1 M1fttffl l & Sprinot. Gu hettotr, wisher. pttkl furn ltu,., 2 famity moving sala . Wegon Wheel. 1 ahe11 frHJar. Lou of wtrythlng ·1 buyer· can buy alii Rt 325 on Shelton Rd. Cell G14-24D·&•43 . 8 Public Sale & Auction c.M~ed An Ohio tnd W.. t Vlrgi· nla. "-al htate, 1n1lq\jl, term, liquidation aafet . 30• · 773 . 5711 Of 773-5430 . AUCTION , nfilid cash In 1 d-v1 Ott It the auction ~·Y· C•U Col. O•e• e. Clldl:, ao• ·895 ·3430 fOf aM your auction ne.dtL'-rtu No. 7&4· 88 . 9 Wanted To Buy We P"'f C!Jth for ttt• model cletn uHd e•a. Chev.- Oidslnc. II" Gen• Johnson ~1 1m Min~ 114-4~1 -3172 I' 'ti·· "'f • 11!$.--'1!-ts~-ioll II/!I~'IIN~ .......Giil1Tpolis.......... &731 . ProfHsional CHISTD, OHIO 45720 TVsr Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service a. One ctlito tiger kitten . Verv gentle. Call 614 ·446· 2316 . 514-441· 1010. JOHN TUFOID J.R.'s REPAIRS Giveaway cabb1ge Apply at the GaUls Coun ty Health Oepar1ment. Equal Op · portunity Employer . 111S.O•Q • 859.230 yr. Now Hiring. Ctlll BOfi-·687 ·6000 E11t . R-9806 for cur rent fl!ldllrallltl . 3 Announcements Lite 9:00tot2:00 , t :OOt04 :00PM . GOVER~ME~T Full blooded male Pekingtu: 2 vrt. old. To good hom11. Good with children .. M1le cat . Call ] >i,J • 11 I 0'1"1• I Pi I ,.,,tt, tf,., 111i rmrl fliJ••hrru ~~ "''"''""'Jn• >HH~r~t• l•m•l ! P'' ru,•n,.,, ;~fr ltnqo Will babysit children any 41(18J In home. have l:lllperience alid references. 304 ·675· 2424. Contracl po sition available : Clerk-Typing sklll 1, knowledl)e o f Ottica Practi ce and Proc• du res , ebfl ity to meet public required . Appli cetion• will be taken June 22 and 23. 1987 . 1642 . EOE . All no u11 ce men Is 4 '0 PH'i'l f Doaltr 1-3-'16 tfe 614·388·9062 . EUGENE LONG BUILDINGS REFERENCES Phone Day or E..ninl' Electronic Organs Mobile service Pert• &St,.let Wanted: Bodv man · Exper ienced only . Call 614 -446 ·8980 or FREE ESTIMATES •GARAGES & POlE ~~n Can do lighl hauling and rooting . Reas onabla raus . Merion Snider. 614 -949-2629. mv ADDITIONS 70 Horrl (nrM f,orNt Oc cassi o nal s lnin(l with the elderly · your ht:Juae or min B. NeAr downtow n . Call 614 · 446 · 4911 . Full time Optometrist . Send Reaume to: Box T-C0 -100 . POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL •REMODELING & BINGO 2416 . PARTS and SERVICE 4 5·tlr SUPERIOR SIDING CO. CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES •IH10FING •SIDING 9B5-4141 Jim 's odd jobs. painting. drive way reseallny. carp enter work & root repair, 1rees & hedges , Dkpetie n ced . Ph . 614 ·379 · •Orvers •Freerers Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home urea 20 years "Free Estimates" Middleport, Oh . GINUAI CONTUCTOIS 6·10.17-1 mo . pd. M & M lawn C11re & Window Cleaning. Ca ll any day atter ,6 PM. 61 4 -379 -257 1. lawn mower repair . Will pick up and deliver. Also ligh1 hauling . Ca ll 614·742· 2393 or 61 4 · 742-309 1. •Refrigerators J&L BLOWN INSULATION •WINDOW REPLACEMENT ~OOM Jim 's odd jo b ~ paint in g, drive· way resealing , carpenter ~ork tJc roof repair. treos & hedges tuo:.perienced . Call 614 · 319 2416 . Need babyaitter for 1 amall child in area· Holz er Medica l. Cell 614· 446·8217 attar 6 PM . fr iends. Sell Avon S. earn U$ . Caii614-U6-2156 . t ''~ '11~ 1HURl.o7 PM - II oo4l TRENCHING SERVICE •Washers •Dishwashers •Ran{les Pan-time sales clerk. Apply In person with r8sume only. Gin·u , Silvor Bridge Piau, Gallipolis . Seplic tank pum ping, rtls identhtl & commerico!. sao per load. Ron Evans Ent erprisei. Jackson. Ohio. Ca tl614 · 286 ·5930 Meot nice people. Mahe new Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here ·, IUIINEII PHONE 16141 ~~2 · 61!0 PEIIDINCI PHON! 16141 ~92 · 77l4 EAGLII CIUI-POMIIOY, OH. WILLIAMS All Makes &/ 1211 mo Pra,lous ""'"';ng or toloma•· ket ing e.perience ia pr eferred . Ekcellent eommiuion plan alona w ith bonus tue structured 1or c areer minded In dividual s . Bee your own boul Write vour ow n check! Rep ly immediately with work hit tory or resumeS. we will contact you lmmediafely . Reply to The Auto Club ot Southeastern Ohio {AAA} 710 Weller St . Porsmouth. Ohi o 46662 . Aun: Bob Bates , Sales Man ager Earn big 8$ . Sign with Avon now . Call 614· 388 ·9340. 9B5-3561 SALES & SERVICE Backhoe Se1vice Licenaed & Bonded .:::e. Any living Room & Hall - '34.95 Any 2 Room1 and Hall - '44.95 Any 3 Room1 and Hall - t59.9S Any S Room• and Holl - t94.95 We Carry Fishing Supplies Trenching ot Any Type Plumbin& Service Custom Weldin& Lowboy Houiin& Septic SySiems We Carry Conmte Cuivens 446-6323 Middleport, Ohio 457&0 4-22· 87-lln GEARY'S BODY SHOP KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE WMK GUAUNTUD/tiU ISTIIU.TH 3-11-lfn Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS IESIDENnAL, tNDUITIIAl, COMMIICill I'll come to you. "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2860 or 949-2801 (CUT OUT FOR FUTURI USEI WBUAAN'S PAIN11NG & SANDIII.AS11NG CO. SIDING CO. Homes l&W CLEANING stalled on y~ur electric furna ce. Price: $1699.00 plus tu . 1· 28 BISSELL Ntw 949·27 48 • Help Wanted Now hiring a .. perienced ules people. The Auto Club of SQuth fiBitern Ohio (AAA) is cur· rently seeking qualitied individuals with previo us u l es experien ce to sell club m embAr· ahips in thu Gallipolis area. L_______________.;.5-~1:;8·.,:'8::;7-;::lf:;:n...J, Res idential and small com· CARPENTER SERVICE *VINYL SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION 11 BELL General CONSTRUCTION Contractors RACINE, OHIO 3 3D. Call 614 ·256-6260 . 18 Wanted to Do FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Woman to co ma into nome to care for elderly l&dy . 8:30 to Employmenl Services NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS Alck ,.,,.ton •uetlon"r li· Dov Pr09'•m IMondov·Thu......,y. I o.m.-11 p.m.I i applicant's erivironmental review record for the project indicates omission of a required decision making find . ing or step applic•ble to the "At a Business Services proved by OLGS : or (bjthat HOMEs'& GARAGES 1 Card of Thanks Public Notice The Daily Sentinel- Page 13 Mld1ig1n Bel• ISO Nail, turn .• elothlng tO 1111 88, bedding, curt1ins, cauetta pll'fen, home interior. Yard Sell· IU First . ThursdBY. Fr ldl'f. 9· 4 . Btrgainll 604 Fourth .... '•'d" o"1' Y l td S&le 11 Centenary Town Hou1e Frldeyl S111urday. 9 to6. Pomiirov·· Middleport & Vicinity P.-t io Sal, 9 t .m. to 4 p m FridR'i And Sat urday. lt o m ~ too numRrou.t tO ment ion Muu sell 111 111tle ~tillite . 360 Pen rl St Mlddhtport · 3 f lmll~ yard ae te. Fridtlv and Sllurd.ay 2'h miles Flatwoods Rd. Baby clo thes. furn iture, nareo. alhums , women t , mens 1nd chlld re n a cloth ing Wat ch for sign• · ..Pf Pleiisa·rit · & Vicinity 3 t1mlty yard 1111. Corn~~r Mt. Tabor & Coal Valley Ad. Naar VInton. Wedn11day, Thursday. & Frld1y . Vt~rd Sale. Thu rsand Fri. 2 fam ily aa lf!, loll girls •~te&2 • 7 . womena 16, la tti: mise. Eckerd Chapel Rea d. Mov ing Sele, Fri.. & Sat . Routh Lane between At ? Ill At 654. Che1hlre, Slgn1. Wood tablet 8r chelrt , Ckerry vanity wl1h mirror & beneh. Poneble dlshwaaher, workl grtat. etc. Remodeling Yard Sale. Satufday June 20 . 9 :00 till 1. 2 511 and 2613 Jetter•on A111, P1tlo Stlt: Thun .. . Fri . 10· 4. Fovr miiM oul 8ulavllle Rd., third houu on left 1fter Shrine Clvb. V&rd Stle, Thurund Fri. 21tmlly 11la.lo1s girltl ltel2· 7 , womens 18. lots mite. Eckard Chapel Ro1d. 5 ftmily y411rd nle. 122 Pleaaanl St , Fridfly . 9 ·00 till 3:00. �Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel 31 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Homes for Sale 51 Household Goods 54 Misc. Merch1ndise LAYNE 'S FURNITURE TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS , hot reblueing. frH puppy w'ith tiCh blueing ;ob. call 304.17!5-•631 . 3 BR . remodeled . kitchen & bath Orchat'd I grape h1rbor. B11rn. with lot or 30 I Crttt . 7 mi. from town. Make offer. Call Sofll and chaira priced from 1395 to 1995. T1blea fl50 and up to n 25. Hide-a · beds 1390 to 1596. Recliners t2215 to 1375. "-mp1 128 to *128 . Dinettet f109 and up to 1496 . Wood table w· 6 chaifl t285 to t195. Dult 1100 up to *375 . Hutch&s UOO and up. Bunk beds complete w ·m.ttr.. t295 and up 10 f396 . Babv beda t110 . MattrMIII. or ·box ll)ling• full or twin U8, firm t78, end SB8 . Queen sets t226, King f350 . 4 drawer ch11t *69 . Gun cabinet• 6 gun. Gu or lilectric r1nge U76. Baby mattruaea $36 & t46 . Bed frames •20. S30 & King frame f60 . Good at lec1ion of bedroom auitel, metal cabiMta, headboard• 130 and uP to IJ65. 614· 379-2602. Nice 3 BR hou1e: c.rpet, car· port. fen ced y1rd. county water. Loca ted 4 mi N. of QaUipolit. Euyh a cc&u 10 tho pping arets. Price $33,000. Nagot iable. C!lll 6-14 -379-2441 Anytime: m 6 bedroo m hom e for tale. 1 acre. Possi bl e land cont rite! or as1ume ,,,, loan . Low down paymen t l< it· chen. OR , lg. LA , bath, lg. dack. Acrou from new elementary schoo l in Vi nton. Call614· 388· 8792 By ovvner ; Smali 2 8R home. From St. At . 2 18-tak e Krin er Ad . 1 / 8 mil e-fi rst houu on right 112.000 -will help finan ce. Ca ll 614 -446 -2917. 90 Daya 11me as caih with approved credil. 3 Miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 5pm Mon . thru Sat . Ph. 61 4 ·446· • . <II For aale by owner· 2 ttory haute in M iddleport O\lerloo king park. 30 yr . guarnt eed vlnyle liding. w-w carpet 1 lh beth, unique woodwork . 614-992-5126 . Fully turn ilhfld 2 bedroom home in Racine with &(lu ipped kit chM. river vi&W property . across tram General Store. Easy 1ccesa to Ohio River boat launching and oandv beach. 11 5.000. 614949-2168 or 614-949-2288. Houle tor aale in co untry . Rutland area, 1 acre, 2 bedroom. 1 bath Ca11614 ·992·3660 . Ran ch atyl ft approx . 2 acres. 3 bedroom, 2'h bath, large kit· chen, dj s h washer, di1po1al , liYing roo m with firep lace, family room , dining roo m, utility room , walftr 10t1ener. 2 car garage. 1 8x3B in ground pool with heater, also detatched bu ilding approx . 28x34 Choice location . Call Day 614 -142-2211 or 614-378 -6 426 nigh!. 6 rOO"'S and b11th Dou ble oerage, l11r ga lot on Gr.tllnt St . in Middleport Raduced for qu ick 111111. Phono 814-992 -54 29 . Why pay rlln t wh en you car1 buy a hou se on land contract? Cal l 614-99 2 2403 1 lloor. 6 rooms with bath. nnwly docorat ed, 3 por ches. large lot. Co me saa! Reasu nabht. Ci11 U 614 -992· 7244 . Tw o homes on At . 33adjacent to Harlfor d Com munity Bldg. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining ro om, lami ly room, eat in kitchen and 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, dining room, family room, eat In kitc hen, garage. Low down payment, intereat free loan to qualified buyer tor rem ai nder of 1987, owner fin11nced. 304 · 882·2095 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOM ES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBI LE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 35 PHONE 614-446-7274 . 1 981 , 12x60 Mnh ile Hom e 2 8~ . totalel11c., new ca rpet. Extra ni ce &6960 . CA ll 614 -446 0176 1974, 14 x10 Gnndvllle: 3 BR . toul eloc , 1 •;, ha tha, new CIHJU:tl , very cloAn. $8950. Call 614 446 -0176. 1994 14x66 Mobilfl Homn. 3 Iot a, nil elec h ic. fen ce d y 1~rd . Evergreen . S18, 600.' Call 614446 -1528, 446· 1339 . 1982 Manaion . On beautiful river h ont lol in Middlepor t Total Ahu:tric, AC, 2 Large bedrooms, lind many extra 'a Call 614·992-3348. 12M66 Mobile hom e. Almott comphttely remodeled. Includes un d e rp innin g , b lock , fr o nt porch, elac pe te. 15000 Cflll fJ 14· 667-6"158 14x70, 3 t.ed roo m, partly fur ms hed. 1 2• 60, 2 bedrocm. partly furnished Call 614-9927479 19 8 2 Holly P11rk. 14 •70. 3 bedrocm a. all elec. AC. undm pel1ned, mu at 1ell, $14 .500.00 01 but oHer. 304· 773-9166 Aftor 6:00PM . 12M 60 mobile hum e. e11c con d. must saUl! Pho ne 304 -6757278 or 675 -6864 House trall &r . 1 2x60, mostly furn l1 h e d . g1s fur nace , t3 .000 .00 304 -4 58· 1986 33 Farms lor Sole 8 acu•• on Tribble Ad oH Rt . 62 . Plus t tore building. we rehuus e. 3 BR hcuae. bam, ce llar, plu s 2 othet buildings. All blac k lOP read . Ce ll 304 · 468· 181 8 C1ll attar 8PM . 41 Houses for Rent Gracloua living . 1 and 2 bedroom apartmer111 at Village Manor und Rivers ide Apart· menh in Middleport . From IJ216. including ut ili ties. Call 614-992 · 7787. EOH . Two bdr. unturni1hed house. WorkJhop , ga rage . Married coup les. Will accept 2 children . Ret. end dep Call 446-9686. Hou se, 3 BR 's, located 861 Fou rth Ave. $186 mo. $75 dep . Ca ll 614 -446 -3870 or 614446· 1340 . 928 First Ave. 6 room house. C11ll SH-446· 3945 aher 4pm , Unfurn ished houu. 3 bdr . Rod · ney Village II , $276 . Cell 446441 6 eh1.1r 8pm, 3 room hou1e. 1 edult. no prtt s. Ca ll 614-446·0893 6 roo m house·on large lot . Electric heat stove & retrig. furn ish ed. On St . Rt. Call 614-446·0974 2 bedroo m hau se and apt t ar rent In Pomeroy. Partially fur · nl1hed, depo1it required . Call 614-992 -238 1 3 bedraom housft, Gecrge Creek Road , Galllpclis, Ohio. for information call 304-882 -3536 3 room • and bath, c iOIB to Mason·Ja ckJon line. on At . 87, *100 .00 month , 304 -458 1042 . 3 roo ms and ba1h. gas heat ground llcor, waahDr and dryer hoo k up , no children. immedi ate occupancy, No p~s . Phone 304· 676·4480 ext 53 or 60 . 2 bedroom house. referen ce req uired , 304·675· 7605. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2B R, AC, cable, Hud acc epted. Riverview In Kanauga. Fo1tera Mo bile Home Park. Ph. 614 · 446-1602 . 2 B&droom Mobile Home In Crown City. Pk 614 ·256·6620 Nicft 2 RR mcbile horne 111 country. nc peu . C• ll614 -446 · 8318 or 514-446 -9204 101160, 2 btdfooml. No peu Cell 614 -949·2424 . Two 2 bedroom mobile homea, furnis hed. yard wilh chaln link fence. 875 .00 depoait. phon11 304· 676 ·6512 aft er 6 .00 pm Furniahed 2 bedroo m trailer. 14 Burdett e Add n. call 304· 676 · 6372 44 Apartment for Rent 1 •nd 2 bedroom apartments tor rent. Buic r1nt fo r 1 bdr , S183 00: 2bdr., l219 .00. Allo required • U OO .OO ucurltv deposit . CONTACT : Jackson Estates Dept. Ph 446 · 3997 Equal HouJing Opportu nity. FurniJhed & unfurnilhed aptJ .. S 150 00 11 nd up . ret&rencas Ph. 304 · 678 -7738 or 304 · 676 5104 A -1 Real Eue re. Furnished Efficiency t145 . Util ities paid, shsre bath. 807 Second Ave.. Gallipolis Ph . 448 -4418 oh01 7PM. 1 BR Apartment. 740 Second Avo. f 1R6 pet month. Oepoait leQUired . Call 814-446· 4222 between 9 & 6 20 ac re term Hann1n Tu ce Aolld. Glenwood, W V1 for more In format ion o ell304·773· 6118 or 773· 6186 •fter 5·00 . Ga rlga apt. 3 rDOmJ & btth. Furnished. including 'IIWIIher, dryer & 1ir . Clf!lln . No pets. Adult• only . Ref. & dep rtqu l r~, Ca ll 614-446-1519 . 675·5104. 747 lnddu s1riel ltorage 12 toot over heed door, 3 ph ant of elec1ric. 1 BII4B 1teel building 814 - 446 - 231!2 For appoi ntment 35 Lots & Acreage Mobile Home lou fo r aale. 50 fl . w ide. ~appro11 . ] 2&0 h . long. Ath11i a, Ohlc. Ro1d front•g• avaih1ble. On Rt. 7 on Ohio Aiv..between A1haU1, Ohio • lig power lines. Financing avallabl• by ow ne r. C1U G . Frank Cre•m•r· C hu apeak , Ohi o . &14·867·U88. 3 ecres, LMg Hollow Road, f&,ISOO.OO. half mile oH Route 2, 304·075·2U7. 14 acre•. city WltM, ptved road, clott to town, 304-&75 -1804 aft• 3 :00. Furnished 1p1rtment , 1226 . utilit ies pa id. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth, Ga llipolis. Call 4'6· •• 1 6 after Sprn . Furnlthed lptr tment , 8225. utilities p1ld . 1 bdr. 939 SAcond, Galllpoll•. C1ll 4"'6· 44 16 Aft er Spm. Apanments for the Eldtrly. Frenchtown Ap111merus. 727 Four1h Ave . Opening saon 24 unlts deaig nlld tor Senior Cit llens (62 & clderl & hlndlnpp&d p ~~rsona . Rent Including 1djust· ment for wattr , sewage & ~ectr ic Is based on tenant• inco me. Equal housing oppor. tun ily. Appll c1tlont may be pi cked up at Spring v.u.., Pl1n. Call446 · 4639. Allel.clric h11t pumpa. Rio Grandt. New 2 RR Apt. Stove. refrigerator II water furni1hed , f225. p..- month. No peta. Deposit. Call 114·441- 10.000 BTU Air Conditioner· Like new , Ca11 614·446-0711 . Window air conditioner-26,000 BTU . with energY saver. Good Cond. S400. Cell 614-448· 0941 after 4 :30. 3 and 4 roam furnished a pta. Ca ll 614-992 -5434 or 304-882 - Speed Queen wringer washer, good cond. Large ant ique trunk . Western aaddle & bridle. Call 2566. 2 new furn ished 1 b8droo m apts. One $150 p8r mcnth, one S200 per month. Oepcsh requ ired. 614-992·5304. 1 bedroom furnished apt . in Middleport All ulilitiM poid. $210 per month. Cell 614 -9926150 . 1 bedroo m deluxe apanment , completely carpeted. kit chen furnisHed, central heat and air. 1260. per month, See Ruby at Vaughan • Cardinal, Middleport. Aj)ARTMENTS , mobile homes. hcuses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipo lis. 614-446· 8221 . 1 bedrcom ground floor, private enHan ce. recently remodeled Everyt hing fur"·· lac out1Mirts HenderJon. 1260. month. 304 · 675.6730. 2 bedroom furni1ed apl , ref and depoail, New Haven, W Va .. 304 -882 · 3267 or 304 -773 - 6024. 45 Furnished Rooms Roo ma for rent. day . week. month. G11Ua Hotel. Call 614· 446·971 6 . Rent es low u 81 20 month. Furn lthltd room . $116 . UtilitieJ p•id. Share bath, Single m1le. 919 Second. GallipoliJ C1ll 446 -4416 11fter ?pm. 47 Space for Rent 614·446· 22 22. For Sale: bunk beds and mef· tress. t150 . Good conditicn Chest freezer, &76 . large mAn 'l dre&~er , $36 . Call 614-992- 5S88. 54 Misc . Merchandise Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over 1,0001ires, slzes12, 13 , 14, 1 6, 16 , 18.6 . 8 miles out Rt. 218. Call614 ·258-8251 . Plastic cietern state approved, plntic septic tanks , plaatic culverts. metal cutvertl RON EVA NS ENTERPRISES , Jack· eon. Oh. 614·288· 5930. Showcasea·lighted . 6 ft . & 6 ft . Excellent condition . t160 . each. Call 614-446·9696 or 6142•6·91•6 after 6pm. Diamond men• ring · 1 .2cl.· E•cellent clarity & qual ity. Ap preiaed at e4800. will aell for t2600 . Call 614· 446· 6003 9 · 5, or 614-246·9145 after 6pm. Euate Dl.t~monds: Men• · 5 'h carat total welght·co nt1ina 3 stones in pletlnum moun1ing. 2 mens 1 ca ret diamond clust er rings In gold mounting. Call 814-286-4H53 cr 286· 1187. , Uaed central fllir cond itioning syst em. UOO. Ca ll 614·446· 7231 efter 6pm . 2·ton ce ntral air ccnditioner w ith A-coil. t296 . Call 614- 256·9322. Off ice Space for Rent. Excellent tor Attornav1. Accountant. etc. C lou to Ccurt Houu. Cell W1seman Real Eatet e Agen cy. 614·446· 3644 . CO UNTRY MOBIL E Home P1rk. Route 33, North of PomfJfOy. Renta l trail&rs. Call 614 ·992: 7 479 Space tot 1m ell trailers. All hook-ups C11ble. Al so efficiency roomJ , air and Clble. Me to n, W.Va Call 304-713-6861 . FAMILV PRIDE MOeiLEHOME PARI(. Rt . 2 aou th , Gellipolll Ferry, WV. Now renting lou for *66.00 per month . Cell 304· 676-3073 aher 6 :00PM . New Oekwood hangin g awing 25. New Oekwood porch glider · $250 . Call 614 -448 1771. *' l ett hand golf clubs-PW 2 -9 Irons, 1· 3 · 5 woode. Good Condition . S86 . C1ll 614 -446 - 9328. 7 V~ acre cempgrounda fot t al e. 21 full hook -ups, lott tent ca mping , 2 apartments tc rent out . large frontage on Ohio Rivf!lr. large lock Houu. Ra · cine, Ohio . Cal1614·9•9-2528. Admlfll air conditioner. 14,000 BTU . t150. 614-992·3100. b.cellent stova and wuh er. $60 each. Call 614 ·992-7668. Trailer Iot a t 66.00 per month, 304-623-7149 call befor e noo n or after 9 ·00 PM . Space lor rent , tr•llor spaces. Loculi Rd. Rt . 1, Point Pleannl. 304·675·1076. 13.600 BTU Gibson Air Condi· lioner. Cell 814· 992· 3249 . Vert iul louver blinds. mini veni· tian blind•. custom drepar lu installed. P. A. Sayre, 304-4581078 . 47 Wanted to Rent Rid ing lawn mower , 8 f'tp. felr 1hape. 1100 .00 . 304 -676 · 2847 . 3 or 4 Bedroom house In Kygf!lf Creek School Oitulct. Referen ces Ph. 614-446-8621 . M1ttreu. s1ove, reftigerator. dresser , rocking chair , all U80.00 . s.. at 2311 Lincoln Alit, Wtd, Thurs or Sat. 3 or 4 bedroom house in Southern l ocal School Dl1trlct . Referen ce• ar e available. Call K i n~ site water btd, book case hud bo1rd wilh mirrow, 1 2 d11wers. manrelt w ith b1tfl11, 614·992-5018. 304·87&·6174. Merchan~1 s r. Qu .. n lila Wltlf bed, fiber filled mam.. s, book c111 hud bo~rd , padded sida ulls , UOO.OO. 51 Household Goods 304·875·8977. Set bunk beds complet e , *86.00. 304·773 -5803. SWAIN AUCTION&. FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. NEW· 6 pc. wood group· 1399. living room IUitei· *199· 1599. Bunk beds wi1h bedding· S199. Fullllze m111tttt & foundl1 1on 11 art Ina · 19 9 . R •c lin trs Jtanlng· 199 . USED - Beds, dreu&rs , bedroom auites , 1199- t299 . Oesk J, Counl'/ Ar.pllonco. Inc. Good KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®b, L•rry Wright Building Materi1ls Block. brick, sewer pipes, Win· dowt. lintels. etc . Claude Win· ten. Rio Granda, 0 . Cell 614· 2783. 76 Ready mi~ concrete and all c;:oncte'le IUppiii!JI, Call Ul Valley Brook Cemer1t and Supplies, Ph. 614·379·2220 854&. Wanted: Stud Service for AKC Reg . femaleR ottweller. Will give Pick of littM. Call 614· 388· 9354, four AKC registered Pekinese puppies, Twks. old. t125 . each. Call614 -268-9391. AKC Reg ' ed Bour pupp iu · 3 wka. old . Deposit will ho ld. .Call 614·446-1413 . Regi atere d miniAture Schnauzer: Black &r ailvltf , male, 5 months. $100. Call614-448 9419 after 5 PM . A.K,C. Rottweiler puppiet. We have too many feme le puppieal Quality dog• at half price. Now only t300. O .F.A. stock. 614· 696-1317 . Beagle pups tor sale. 9 wks . old. Call 814 -992-2941 or 614· 61 Farm Equipment Menure spreader , axc. cond. t1600 or beat offM., Large s prayer, approx . 200 g1l . New pump. 1950 or best offM., Masaey Ferguson sq. baler, Massey Ferguson 13 for parts. S,OOO for botf't . Ca11614-887- 4488. New HoHand 7' havbina, Gehl 95 grinder-mixer, New Holland 717 forage harvelter. Exc. cond. 304-273·4216 . 62 Wanted to Buy 71 Autos for Sale 1986 Honda CRX Sl &ICC cond, belt offer, 304 -676-6414. '81 Dodge Omney Miser, '76 Ford Pinto, '80 Chevene . Reas• 304onable transportation . 676-1262. 1979 T-Bird Heritage, tully equipped. Ziebarted inside and outside. $2,000 .00. 304 -876· 1360. 1978 Malibu Classic, 1973 SS Nova , 304·676· 1861 1f1er6 :00 '77Cougar, PS, PB, AC, AM ·FM Cllfette, gcod cond. 304 · 8B2- 3220. Now buying shell corn or eer oorn. Call for latest (!uotel . R ivM City Farm Supply, 614·•46- 2985. 63 Livestock Duroc Boars. Bred just like the bo1rs we teated at the Ohio Testation that gainid over 2 .6 lbs. per day. Roger Bentley, Sabina, OH. 613·584·2398 . R~g 'ed . Ouaner Hor111 Sorrell: white markings . Born 7 13186 . Good confirmation . Aunt was World Halter ChampiM. Call 1979 Grand Prix, uc shape, l 1,800 .00 firm , phone 304· 675-7103 or675-3298. 72 Trucks for Sale 1985 Bluer, low mileage. loaded. Sharp. C1ll 614· 4468286 before 3. After 3 & weekend•. call 614-446·8127 614-388·8689. 57 Pony. 7 yr. mare: Excellent with chi ldren, plus new seddle. Call 614·388-8711 . 1973 Dodge. 76 ,000 actual miles. One owner, In extra good shape lo. a 73 model. f1000. Call 614-446 -4286. Beautiful black geit&d 4 yr. old horlt. 63in. tall . Wom1norc;hlld sale. Will tell tor S800. or trade for 1m1lltr g1ited hor1e. Call 71 K-6 Blazer-Body ia rough. exc. Nl"1ning geera. Runt good. *360. 1979 Odden.,-. 260eng. *260. Call614·446· 1910, attar Hay & Grain 1987 Chevy PU, 1980 motor. Low miles. Good 1hape. Call 61•-448-0492 efter 6:30. 64 58 Fruit & Vegetables Quality Fruita and Vegetlbln reteil and wholnate. ·B. & ·s Produce ac:ro .. from Pizza Hut, Gallipolil, Ohio . fMIII SiippiiP.S & L1 vesluck Ohio. M•uey Fetguson. New Holland. 8ush Hoo Seles & Service. Over 40 us4kttilcton to choo•• from & complete line o l new & used equipment. Llllrgest selection in S.E. Ohio. 273 New Holland sq. BalfJf 1 1600. Ford 3pt. Rake t326 . ShavM Post Driver HOO. 7ft. lo cust posts 11 .35 each Ph. 814-3ss.9s32. MF 66 Tractor with baler & mowing machine. U600. Ford tractor Mth fini1hed mower. $2300. Coli 614·2e8·6522. 801 Ford Trector-Runa good· t2850 . la1e mod~H Ford mow· lng mlchint-1850 . J 0 blllf· U1!50. Grinder. mlur 1696. Call 614-288·6522. 3 tobacco beds tor 111e. Call 614·388·8777. 1972. 17& MF tractor. Exo . Cond. Call 614· 281·71111 be· tween 8 :00 to 4 :30. A1k for Joe. 601 Ford mowlnt machine. Call H•rold. Provtnt 114· 379·2114 anytime. Vanity with chair. microwave. 25 round table, 2 leddet back thaha. 5,000 Wstt hatter. tru<::k bedraiiJ, ~04· 882 · 3369 . Buyon 11ny.Uechllintawchaln 1 nd get seco nd chlin half price. SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO . , Handeraon, w. v1 . 304-8767421 . SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 4488. Construc;Uon machinery : -1160 Loeder. 110.000 or beat offar. Call 614· 867-44BB . c... Conditioned orehard grus. clover hiV. FlatawOOds area. Easy lolding, good rotd . $1 .00 bale. 814·9B5-.t296 . 367·0289. Oat a and Alfalfa Hay . round and square bllea . Morgan 'a Wood · ~ lawn Farm, Pliny. Rt. 36. 304-675·1281 evening. 1979 Chevy SJii ton pick·up. *1800. 1974 Chevy Nova, 2 door, $1200. C1ll 614-742 · Straw 12 .00 bele, Morgan Woodlawn Farm. Rt . 35, Pliny, W. Va. 304-675-128& or stop 1974 El Camino truck , good f1 . 80,0 .00. 304 -882 - 220t Hay, berley 1nd atfaw. 304-676 - ~3 by. 5088. 66 Seed & Fertilizer Want to lease 100 to 800 lbt tobecco b11e, 30.t·875·3466 . TI illlSjJOrlilllllll 2760. Vans & 4 W.O . 1967 VW cemper van , good condi1ion t600 . 2910 Spruce Ave. Pt . Pl .. WV. City . 1979 Jeep ChMokee. body e11cellent, 4 apted, lock in lock out hub1 , hi miln, 11 ,500 .00. Phone 304-458-1727. 74 Motorcycles 71 Autos for Sale 614·448·4149. 614-288·6522. 197& Int . 5000 series, 238 dinet Tandem bump, 13 spd. tr~na . e13 ,600 or best offer. Call G. Fr~nk Creamer614-867· 1969 GMC 1 ton with catth!l racks. 16 ft. 2 gatn, 60,000 KIUII milet. e1200. 080. 1 umdum axel low boy, f500. C1ll 61•· 742-2002 or 614· Bldgo. 614·332-9748. 36 Mf Oi"el tractor with new 1!1 ft . linished mow., 13795 . Polt hole dlgg• *276 . Grader Bllde t176 . l.endlcape box 1295. Call 4,00 446·e758. Good rT)ilttd hav. •1 .00 • b•l• out of fi~d. f1 .26 out of blfn, *1 .40 delivered. Call 614· «6- Utility bldg: 27'K36' x9 ' - 13' x8' track door & 3' wei~ door . 14444 erected · Iron Hone Rotlry tulttvator, plow, mow• for • Grtvely tractor , Also ustd parts for I Or1vely Tr1c1or . Call 1982 GMC S -15 pickup, 6 cyl.. 4 1pd., longbed. t3200. Call 1973 Ford with factory tlet bed. 76,000 miles. AM ·FM , PB , good condition. Call614· 949· 3093 . 3120 .. 614·446·0373. 61 Farm Equipment CROSS 8o SONS U.S . 36 West , Jackson , 614·286·6461 . Allalfa·Timothy Hay · 1987 new CfOp. very high qu1lity, no rain. Some 100 percent alfalfa. Can deliver. Call for prices&. tvall•bility, 24 hours; Hidden Hilla hrms, 433 JICkson PH!.•. Gelli· polil, Ohio 45831 . Phone 614· 446·6003 or 814· 246·9145 lfter 6pm. 1980 Chrysler Fifth Avenue, good condhlon. Call 614 -446· 0008. 8522. 1984 AM·FM 1983 Vam1h1 VZ80 di" bike. Two 1978 Moped• 1 360 & 16&0 mile~ . Snare drum for band. *10. Great shape. Call 814·448·9379. 1982 Ford PU Truck. lhlfp, *3895 .. 1175 Chevy Custom Ven. 11195 . Ca ll 814·281· Ford Escort, 4 spd., 10po. 02799. 1984 Chwy Chavette. auto., AM ·FM *2799 . John' s Auto SIIH, BulwiHe Rd. Gallipolis. 198' Ch111et1t, .t2,000 mil•. Auto., ek, 2 dr. U ,200. 1983 Chavette, 4 dr.• 37,000 mi. •2 000 1914 Eecon 4 dr 4 ,pd., !11 ,000 mi. $2,100. C111 614· 379·2612. 1873 Pintow..,n. 1171 Dodge Coli Wagon. Call 114·3792263. 1180 Chey, Chevette. 2 door , auto .. good cond . CaUI14-2455443. Lowmii ... Aiplntttereo•ya•em. ono -""· t47oo. co11 814· 441·1313 snytime. 7& ...,_.,., olont I oll9ino. 1978 KE -100 Kawl~tkl· lowml ­ lnga, be. Cond. $375. Call 2 W~i:l.~ wtthklt machine a w chlct..., cretta. 1•$1•· Taro 21 in. mow•-145, 19 1n. l W TV· t715 . Mtn'a 3 spd. bill• 1&0, Interior door I fram• a on. CoM814·448·4141 ort.. l Ot OAWHIIItndl. Electric range I rlfrlg, BothOood Shope, 0100/ ooch. C.ll 814·381·1142. top. _., 1IOOd ;FRANK AND ERNEST· 1974 ·camper. 21 ft ., tanderf. wheels , awning and antenna. fY,II bath. •3200. Call 614-98~ 4418 . : Oppo~TUNITY 1.> 1978 Slarcrah 24ft cempar, fldl bath, air ccnd, forced air fur MICe. aleeps 7, two holdlnlJ tanks . awning. Reesehi1ch. Mint · cond. 304· 675-3193. , TEMPTATIOI'J . Services 81 ., .... ., ....... Tt"'I"'Vf!S (,. -1 6 Home Improvements ·' ALLEY OOP BASEMENT WATERPROOFING I lHI~K WE'VE ~' 1"" CAUGHT UP WITH U nco ndition~l lifetime guarantee. Local retwencH furniehed .. Free 81tim1ta1. Call coUect' 1-614-237 ·0488, day or nigh"t."* · AogeraBa seme n .. W1terprooflng. THEMI AL! LOOK THERE! the day 's world news and in deplh lea1ure reports. (1 :00] <Bl MOVIE' Deolh Hunt (AI (1 :37) 8:30 G ()) OJ Family Tloo Mallory becomes infatua1ed with a smoo1h 1alking grad s1udent. (A) C i!DJ Ill 0 MOVIE: Rocky II (PGJ11 :59] 9:00 ()) 700 Club Gill !DJ c-o The gang stans a lood fight when Thanksgiving dinner Is postpon9d.(RJ C II (I) !Mort ol the City Was EEK & MEEK Exter~r Stucco, Platter ~ P1111er Repair. Work by the hour or by the job. frH ..timate. Clll• ~·s JUSTAJO .JUSTIC£~ ... ; - : : - - - -- - - 1 IF 1HIS 'OJ~ ll<U-Y 1H£ I.MlD ()=' EQJAL Tree & stump removal , top soil, ~ stone, mulch, evargreen shrubs, ' lawn aeedlng. firewood. Don·, ;, Landaca pn. 814-446-9646. ' ~11Y .. . RON ' S Ttlelllslon' Sftrvl ce . ~ House calls on ACA , Quaur, , GE . Specialing in Z~tnlth. Call , 304·676-2398 or 814 -Uft 2454. puzzles over his son Kevin's disturblnJl behavior. (A) 1;1 · (!) l!ll Myotatyl Arc11c • Fetty Tree Ttimminu. stump ~ removal. Call 304-676-1 331 .~ ' . explorer asks Tommy and Tuppence to help him lind hie fiancee. !;I 0 Lllrry King Llvtl In deplh Rot~rv or c1blt tool drHiing. ,• Mo1t w.lls completed eamedav. · Pump 11111 and service. 304· 895·3802 M:ORTY MEEKLE AND W;.;.IN__T_H_R..;..O_P_ _ _.....,..., , - - - - - - - - - - - - , &tatkt Tree and Lawn SerYi~.~'' IIWn Clre. llndJCiping, 11Ump ~ removal , 304·576 · 2842 or WHEN IS NASTY MCNARF L~VING FVRS/JMMERCAMP"! 576·2903. I Plumbing & Heating I IXlN'T KNOW.. . HE LIKES r.::; KEEP THE E>V\CT DATE A SECRET. HE DOESN'T W.ANT US ID STA RT ENuClYING- LIFE !JNTIL HE:S.ACTLlALLY<SClNE . \ CARTEft'S PLUMBING ANO HEATINO Cor. Pourth and Pine Gelllpoll1, Ohio Phone 114 ·~6·3888 or 01" · --=:::;;::::::;:::::;::=: =.";, B4 Electrical 1 :30 p.m . Anytime WHi.ands. 1111 YZ 10 motorcycle. heellent condition. rode very llttl1. 1750. Call 814-982-3912 . 79 CB·710 K Honda, PC. con d. Tradt fof tmaft car with air. 1;1 ea..ol Shtrlock Hotmeo <BJ NtWI 0 Evening Newo Awrap up ol1oday's news and a look NOPE··l ALREADY GOT A LOAN FROM f\ LITTLE CARD· TH' BANK PLAYIN' MONEY, DO YOU NEED t : slorlss. (1:00) 10:05 (I] MOVIE: Dork VIctory INA ) (1:461 10:30 ()) 5ec:ond Look I!]) Tony Brown'o Joumal S ID USA Tonight 11 :00 ()) Hordcao11e and McCormick D III Ill II <IJ I!DJ 111 112l OJ Nowo (JJ !lpHdwHk ITJ (!) Slgn Off PAW? ------ · ([D There Were Tlmea, Dear Th is drama illustrates the • hersell laced with problems she nevsr antlcipa1ed. @ Moneyllne Current reports on world ecooomlca l Wmtrson ' s Wster Hauling, ~ r-.nab}e re111, immtdilte : Z,ltio gdon dlll¥wy, eiat•ns, 1 ~. wen. etc. ell :J<M -57 and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) llJ) D11. 'orm.+r Ken' a now John"f~~ Wl'ltr' llrvica, John Watterson.:-.,. Jf . Ow-Mr. 1 .000 or 2.000 gll '.l -~~ 8 8~7-.-=:-:o--:---....:. • -------------~--· ·' PEANUTS R' ' M Custom Couclloo .., ~ Raupholtttfy. lt. Rt 7 . Crowh City. Oh. 114-211·1470. ho. • 814-44.. 34:S,. o,.. d81y 9 1o 4,30, 414 . 1 :30 to 1,30_ Old • TH~EE BLIND MICE .. SEE HOW THE'( RU~ .. '' 11 THEV ALL RAN AFTER THE FARMER'S WIFE W~O CVT OFF THEIR TAILS WITfl A CAAVU'l6 KNIFE .. '' DID 1'00 EVER SEE SUCH A SiGHT IN VOUR LIFE? '' • • .J' ----~~-------------·' . .. • __.. 11:30 G ill !DJ Tonight Show 1D Spor11Certttr IL) Ill • ~ u.s. Open Clot! Ch8mpltlntl1lp Hlghligh1s 9M8grun,P.i. !DJ lporls Tonlgh1 Ac11on peet<ed opons hl9hllghls wi1h Nick Chlrltl and Jim Huber. (0:30) DC 'Nigh1 Haal' CBS Lalt Nlgh1 Afriend 's wile hires O"llrlen and Glambone to locate her husband. lA) llJ) Troppor John MD The Albatross D!ll~Show . ai.._.,.,.. ~ymoonero em Love Connection 1980 ICtWIIIki 710 LTD. &lOt etter 1 :00pm. - - - - - - 141td ky CLAT I. 11:461}) WIIIIP In Clnclnn8tl ·~-,··Q 12:GII ()) lumund Allen IJ) lpultl oot (A) l!])llgnOII r 0 New•IIIM uve newa leHers of four scrambled words low tO form four simp le I I' I I I 1 LEGUED - ... 2 I r.,---------, I I I I] . I I' -.-:-r_,.I'""t-r-A'-v-T.:---11 ' 1 1 had gotten on a kick and only served lru~ 1--,..---,1~,......, vegetables a TV snack. While ~-.L-.J.L-..1.-J...~ ; watching an ad for brownies my . . - - - - - - - - husband mumbled, "They never advertised-." HE p R 6 complete the c~uckle quoted C R U C0 I -rl'--"ls:--' ., as yz I I I 1 I I0 \ ?v filling in the missmg words 1.---l..-...L.-~.-.J...-'--' you develop from step No. 3 below. Pi~~~~~~~stEllERS • 1 I' Is I. .15 r I IIIIIIJ 1 IN 6 u~~'c.~M~~E LETTERS YESYEIDAY'S SCIAM-LETS ANSWERS Nodule - Agile - Polio -- Unruly - YOU are DOING The best thing about being young is that you're not experienced enough to know you cannot do the very thing YOU are DOING. Bll/DGE • 7 53 t A 8 ti 3 +A 9 12 . No-risk play pays off WEST EAST --t K 10 9 7 +K 613 tA 6 4 • Q 10 9 6 • Q5 QJ 10 5 + tO 9 8 5 3 By James Jacoby 1·11·87 NORTH + 72 James Jacoby + SOUTH There's no denying that bridge is an ' +K QJ ego trip lor lots ol us. As declarer you •AKJ642 • J4 2 can really get high if you arrange +s · things so that your opponents see their tricks crash together, like one defend· · Vulnerable: Both er wasting his high-card winner on his Dealer: South partner's trump trick. But it doesn't just happen; usually you have lo ar· Wesl Nortb Eall Soutb range it. 3t. 2• Pass East won the spade ace and played Pass Pass 4• Pass the queen of clubs. Declarer took the Pass ace in dummy and played a heart back Pass to his ace. When West showed out, the Opening lead' + I0 party was over and declarer could turn out the lights. He could gel to dummy and take a trump finesse, but he eventually bad to lose a trump trick arid two diamonds for down one. It's dillerent if declarer makes a simple little play that risks nothing. Alter he and mus.l make his K·J ol hearts for wins the club ace, let him rull.a club. his contract. When the ace olhearts discloses the Do you wonder about th at three-dla· bad news in that suit, he can play the mond bid by South? He wanted to king or spades and ruff a spade to get make a strong game-try but would to dummy. He then rulls another club, have been willing to stop II North returns to dummy with the diamond signed orr at three hearts. North hap· ace to ruff the last club (East must fol- pily jumped to game. (You can't have low) and gets of! lead with another di· a much better holding lor a raise than amond. Declarer now has eight tricks two aces.) I. &t•"*-' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Fret II Cut 9 Shaok 11 Resonan ce 12 Winged 13 Mob scene player 15 Espouse 16 PGA item 18 Go wrong 19 Wobble 21 Turmeric . 22 Toothpaste c hoice 23 Deer 24 Cicatrix 26 Occasion 27 Food fish 28 Stannum 29 Chinese dynasty 30 Longhorn herd 33 High (mus.) 34 Fervid 311 Terminate 37 Sweep 39 Bring merriment 41 ·Burden 42 Gone aloft 43 One kind of hog 44 Saucy II Bullock 6 Smoked sal mon 7 Meantime 8 Earthly 10 Missive 14 Rumanian city 17 Lamprey, e.g. 20 Zounds! Ye1terday's Answer 23 Intimate 24 Depthless 25 Cowpoke's 28 Filipino 32 Pe netrate peasant 36 Mar on saloon a car 26 Nervous 30 Thorax 38 Maj or laugh 31 Rental (mu s.) 27 Coarse ly co ntrac t 40 Sass cut tobacco DOWN 1 "Saint Joan" playwright 2 Realty s ign 3 Circumvent 4 Moisten DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work It:. 6118 AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 6-18 QUNJL NJU ONPOU BY XCUI QBB S L L M J U NPGUJQ Q CU LNY UQZ QCU CU NJQ WME C DJUL B I P NS A LW SQC Yesterday's Cryptoquote: EVERY BRIDE AND WOULD 00 WELL TO REMEMBER THAT IN "WEDDING," THE "WE" COMES BEFORE THE "1." WISE ADVISOR GROOM I I ......... .... -... .. ......... ....... GAMI POLLAN O Rearronga Alzheimer's Oi sea~e on one family . Susanne found J I J WM., SM¥ic.. Swimming \ Pl*h, ,._....,,, wells. Ph. 4!114· ~ woo '::~~:~' S©\\~lJ\-~ptfSS devasta11ng eflec1s of . Upholatery 10:00G ill OJ L.A. Law Van Owsn prosecutes a man lor s1eellng a valuable bull product. IRJ CJl Truck and Tractor Pulling 1987 Budweiser ahead to tomorrow 's news , ;. il'iiineral Hauling ' otrvioo. 304·6?8-2248 . with another woman . (i) • ~ 20/20 (!) MOVIE: BARNEY --------~ · • newsmakera and celebri11es. 9:30 G ill !DJ Dayo and Nlgh1o or Molly Dodd Molly spies her lattler a1 a rsstaurant I!]) & Refrigeration 241·121$. interviews with lop Championships from Mobile, Alabama iT) ~:,____.--! ~a-c. 446·4477 200, 1185TRX 121. 02000 for 8310. both. C.ll 814·H2·1141 oltw for a history exam . Conotllutlon Examine cases pertaining 10 school prayer. academic lre6dom. sodomy. {NR)C I!J) Prfmenewo Wrap ups of t;me. .Cole 114-448-7404-Np Coll814·245·5098. Sund., c..a. 1978 XR 260. 1981 CM 400. A a ,_ Watet StrYice. Home 2 Hortda 4 wheel••· 1184 TR X history when his [li Moyers: 1n Search ol tho Ph. 614·44e·&332. ciatMII, weUa. pool• fiNed. FonMrtyo Jam• Boy• W111'1'. S~e rates. Call 304- 17(<~ Constitution A1alk with Judge Frank JOhnson who heard many Civil Righ1s cases. {NAJ 1;1 ®J 111112l Bugo Bunny: AU Amortcon Hero Uncle Bugs ~sparing Vinyle • Aluminum Siding.,.: Storm windCWJ & doors. over • hang guttera. FrM estimates:·~ goodcond . Call614-258-1924. (i) MOVIE: Honover S1reet (PGI (1 :49] II (I) our World 1;1 (!) Moyers: In Search of tha Amerl~an SWEEPER and llBWing m1chin&', repair , parts, and supplita. Pick ~ up and delivery, Dawil Vacuum Cleaner , one hlf mile up . Georga Crtt11~ Ad. Call 614- r 446·0284. 1 ._. '1! 82 Grandma and Grandpa Huxtable are challenged with Rudy sitting. (R) 1;1 stands in for Unckt Sam and offers his own version of •• --=----=-----· 614·256·1182. 7:05 CIJ Sanford and Son 7:3tll ill .(i) NewlyWed Game II (I) Judge ®J Wheel ol Fortune 1;1 Ol cro ..llre (0:30) 111112l Ol Jeopordy1 1;1 <Bl Soap e mMajor League lllooball 7:35 CIJ Malor Leogue Baseball B:OO ()) Dakllrl G ()) Ol Tho Cooby Show nephew Clyde asks lor help 1114, C20 c:uaomind wen like 1318,441·M71. n• eond, lotl•tm, for 11le Of nJW Uilltoatered. ~ • .,. . on old.- rMdll pidl:up or 1914 c.m..., l ·21. I opood, ... 304·171-1428. AC. 1'1, Pl. AII ·FM, .,..tlroo. -·tupholtlorylhot" F..,.;. - '1 H .DOO ..._ 01200. Coii14ture,. 0. . . . . . bolt . . . .. ItO. t 1171 Ko-oolll 800. 0&00.00. c.a M .. 3003. 114·211·1270. 11-11.. : -304·712·2011. R ::---..:C:-to:..w .....:."..:C..:Ity.:. _'___..:~...,' , _ 11 Mllb. Co... all.... 2101 : Jettuwr Aw. taao. J04.m . 1 - four wfl- 8X200. Mewro;•t Upholotlllng ""'int • 1111 lour 210 foor zz,-..Thebelt : .....__ 11,200.00 eece. or ............,.. Col - 1 both 12.000.00. 304·171· In ~04·111 · 4114 for frtt .,.' 1118 c-on. HO · 304· 2711 coli . . . , -. 171-1711. "'"'--· 14'• ..... j(NOCI':=ING, 8ui .I'M WAIT'ING fo/< 0 Dillud Wilt• Service: PoOls:" Ci1ttm1! Wells. Deliv8f'y Any· 1 mH... lull> clr-. 12 ,000 mlloo , AC. AM . 10,000 . c eond. 11, 100.00. )()4. Co,_., Cl. 04,800. Col .411·10811. 814-2..·1118. 191& n"UIItang conwenlble: '71, KZIIO. 4 eyl, S800.00. C.M 304·171·7et0 .. 114·245· - Ben1on 1979 HarltY Davideon· Under 10.000 miles. Loll of extras. IH at Pewn Shop. Qallipolil. '""· 2543 . white - itll iD Bullwinkle 1970 Sflllf·conteined camper. 18 ft . In good condition. Sleeps six. Call 614 -992-6011 . lisle. 86 'S8 Hondo 2oox. 3 .... <lond, 1975.00 or belt offiO', 304·871·2988, UO to c:ond. Co11814·378· 7,00. o.._ kopo. Col 114-2-· ..·10t7·home ...... 245- and financial news wi1h Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 111112l Ol Wheel of Forltlne 1970 23ft. Winnebago. loadetl. Call 814· 986-3857 . 1970 Honda :XR 250. Good cond.• 1881 Honda CM 400. goodcond. Calll14· 245· 1924 . Vall., fumlture, new • ustd. large section of qu1lity furni ture , 1211 Eutern Ave., Gallipolis. c ...t Mo1ol. 114·448·7311. reports on world economics 1986 M•ahlt'TraVel motorhon)e by Coachman. New condition. loaded. 10,000 actual mit111. Call614 · 258· 1267 . Rtsident llf or commercial wirlng. New HrVIct or repairs, Licensed thcttitlln . Elltimat• frtt. Rlcttnour Electric-.!. 304· 87&-118.. MW Wuh.,. , dr,-.. refrigerators. nnges . Skagga Appliances , Upp" llltvlf Rd. beside Stant 614-446-0008. 814-448-1413. 1983 XR &00 R. Ye<y Good Sh ..e. 01&0. Coli 814·388· 8711 . 1981 Fcwd Grlfteda: 4 dr., nM 1180 Trtns Am· E•c. Cond. 26 h . TitDn molor homa, cQm· pletely solf-conteined. genera tor. sleeps 8. $8900~ Call 814·3a8.9812. 614·446·8750. Organ for sale. $100. A lao snare drum . 1160 . Call 614-992· 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1970 GMC , 8600 serlea dump truck. Good 9 foot bed. Call 4 year old Morg1n g~ding , with saddle & bridle, tl50. Cell 614·388·9376. ---------~--"': 1976 GMC pickup-loaded. Call Registered No rwegian Elk Hound, female, 3 yrs old. good hunter, 304· 896-38B3. Gibson Ripper Bau Guitar with case & emp . f360 firm . Call 614-388-9634 evenings . , York. 10,30] 6:35 CIJ Leave 11 To Beaver 7:00 ()) HordcUHI and McCormick Gill PM Magazine (JJ PGA Golf Ill Entortalnmon1 Tonigh1 II (I) People'• Court (!) I!]) MacNell/ Lehrer NewoHour[1 :00) ®J Newt I!J) Monoyllno Current ~.u 614·367-7722. 614·2a6.8522. 5&98. anchored live from New pm. 992·2782. Musical Instruments ...... Wanted: Two rear fendlft'l f~,e Ave. Gallipolla, OH . GOOD USED APPLIANCES 01 1 ' ~· Grcom and. All Supply Shop·Pet Chevrolet . 1 ton Dually . Grooming breeds ... AII 1~::::========r::::::::;::::::;:::;~::1 614-446-4219. 304·878· 2988. Sot, 814·441·1199. 827 3od. Auto Parts & Accessories 676-6768. - - - -- - - - - - AKC Germ1n Shepherd . Good watch dog stock. wormed, 7 wka, $100 . No checks. Off Wooda Mill Rd . Call 614-388- CAPTAIN EASY ,;:j Pets for Sale THURS., JUNE 18 • EVENING 6:00 ()) Big Volley • ()) (i) CJ (JJ ®l 111112l I(J]Newo mSportoLook (T) (!) l)r. Who Talo~s ol Weng·Chalng, Part 3 l!ll Secre1 City em lllttleotar Golactica 6:05 (I] Gllllgon'a 1111nd 6:30 G ()) OJ NBC NlghHy News CJJ Wlnner'o Clrc;le IR) (i) II (I) ABC Newo Q (!) Nightly BuiiMII Ropor1 I!DJ Ill Ol CBS Newo I!]) Woooter Square l!2l ShowBiz Todoy News ol 1he en1ertalnmen\ world is ·1 BUDGET Trtntmisslona: Use#& RebuUt . All types . Guar1ntH(a minumum ol 30 days. Will detiver, c11h & carry or lnftil. 304·n3-5234. Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppiea. New kinena ; Siamese 1nd Himalayen1 . Call 614-446· 3844 after 7PM . • 614-388-9812. Must nil 2 Ouon aet- style 1teel bulldi n~t hom c1ncell1tion . Brand new. One 'is 401140. Wlll sell far belance owed. Call Din 1 -800·527. 4044. 101pHdbicycletiiO.OO. Whirlpool balh appliance U0.00. 7 ft Ctlril1mlt tree. like naw , t50 .00. E. Lanham. 179 N . Park Or .. 304·67&·2323 . Pt'"lffil[ LL1111 ' Boat, 18 h . lone Star. 90 _HP Johnson motor. HD trailer. Cell The Daily Sentinei- Page-15 Television Viewing 1986 24ft. Pontoon flo•tbott, 70 HP Evanrud& motor, trailir, Lots· Enru . Call 814p4•B · 4782. • Concrete block• 1ll1izes ysrd or delivery. M11on 11nd. Gelllpolla Block Co., 1 23 '12 Pine S1 .. Gallipolis, Ohio Call 614-446 - 614·446· BORN LOSER Boats and • Motors for Sale . Call 614·245,9316. 245·6121 . o1~'\': JulleWebbPh Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Jhlnday, June 1 8, 1987 16ft. gl111 p1r bolt 6 trlillf' .' 4 pauenger. 1962 w~rude. 7'6 t-IP motor. S2000 . Wor-l't sell separate. Verv good conditiOn. Auns rut good. a.too. Callafttr I . 614·441· 2817. u1ed appl anca and TV Sill. Open lAM to 6PM. Mon ttlru 18, 1987 379·2221. 65 Building Supplies 56 75 June 16 h . Gt111tron. 86 HPMtrcUty. Exc . Cond. •2.000. C1ll 614 - I ~~=::====~=:..L:::::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::J~;;F,;;d"B,;~;;:-;:-;;;;, 1979 fOfd Bronco. ex. CGnd. wringer wash•. a compltte line of used furn iture. ~ NEW· Weatetn boot•· 130. w ..kboou "" & up. IS•••I & soft toe) . C•I1614-448-31S9 . Fum'ed Efficiency A~mlnt : 3 rm1. 6 bath. cerpet throwehoul. priv•te a qui ... Single workint Ptllon only. Call 114· 441· 671·5104, .. 871·7738. Good used Calor TV 's. For sale or trade. Cell614-446·1 149 . 6215 Con 814·- ·1328. Apartmanl for Rant : 3 room•. t12B / mo. Aduhs. C..ll 304- MAN'S FRIEND 1 bedroom apt . in Pornetoy. Total electric. Rent S1 60. per month, plus depo1it. 814-992 · 8038. 4807. 448·2802 . New wood 6 pc. living room suites, $399.96: New ltving room 1uite1 fr om $179.96 to 1700.; Ch"l of drawers, 4 drawer. *48 ., 6drawer,f69 .95; End tables from S69.95 tot . U1ed Furniture: bedroom s uites , full ti:r:ed bed1, twin bed l end rocken . Recllner1trom e99 .95 .111nd up THE WORKING Apartment for Rerit · Houae 2BR , with 1tove & refrig . l ocatflld 68 Mill Creek. S1 60 per mo., 176 Oep . Call 614· 446· 3870 or 446· 1340 Furnished tpl. next doo r to Ubrery . Ont proteulon11 Adult only. Par king . Ph. 446 ·0338 . Cc mm ercia\ building• lor laaafll Dawn town Pt . Pleeunt . Storts, cfflces. A-One Atll Ettate. Carel Yeager . Broker. Call 30•· 44 Effi ciency , all ut ilities paid. 1 OR apt . partly furn 'ed. Nfllxt to Rio Grande College. Ca ll 614 -446· 8883 or 446· 1323 . 83 a.::ra a mo re or teu. F1rm bu ildings. t ell with or withou t ClO ps. Loc11 ted 11 811 Plltr lct , Of't io Cl ll6t4 ·379 ·2676 Business Buildings PARSON'S FURNITURE Nicety furnished J mall house. Adulll o nly . Referen ces re · quired. Off street par~in g . Ptl . 614· 446·0338 . 63 Acre F1rm with . 8 roo m ho use. ly. s hop, barn. Mld le Up1ta ir1 unturni1hed ap1rtment. 1 30' s , Call 614· :Zti6 · 1616 No ' Uti1itl111 p1ld. Carpeted , no chl1d· Sunday Calls. ren or petl. Ctii814· U6-1837 34 Dining room set- lille new , heavy Beachwood. cek finish, table, 6 chairs. $375 firm . Call 614· 446·9229 . ~iiiiiiiiiiP,;iiiiiiiiiiiiil~:;::::;:::::::::;::::~ 19 84 Fairmont mobil home , 14•60 C11ll 304 -676 -3118 . 12116 0 , 2 b!Oidro om rnub lle homo. 12 •2 4 eddlt ion aet1i ng on 10 011 200 lot, cto•e lo sc hoo l •nd t1 o1 pital , Ct ll 304· 676· 7669. 0322. "Leave me alone with a woman all day, and there are bound to be battles of the sexes ... n Thursday. . �Page-1 6- The Daily Sentinel ..---Local briefs------,r rDour lane 1 Election of one Farmer s Home Administration County Committ ee m ember will take place on June 30. Archie R. Stegal l, county supervisor. announces . The FmHA county comm ittee assists the county of!lce in determining the eligibility of applicants for certain types a! FmHA loans. Farmers who live In A !hens , Melggs and VI nt on Counties, and have their prin cipa l farm operation within the county or area for which 1he elect ion Is being held, and derive th €' pri ncipal part of thctr lncom €' from !arming are eligible to vote . Nominees for th€' A th€'ns , Meigs and 'vint on Fm HA county co mmit tee are Martha Lee and Ron Eastman . Voting ballots arc availa bl e at th e FmHA county of!lce at105 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Markel ballots must be received at the F'm HA office by Ju ne 30. Commission ... Racine merchants to have float Plans for entering a float in the annual July 4th par ade wf're made when the Raci ne M erchants A ssoc iation m el at village · hall. The group will need a wagon and trac tor to pr!>pare th €' fl oa t and Is also as kin g t he participation of all merchants oft he tow n Plans were f urt hered for the obs!>rvance of Farmers Day to be held on .Ju ly 18 on thestr!!l'ts of the bu siness sectio n. Farmers are Invited to bring In th eir produc€' to sell on that day . Ra in will ca ncel the event. · Sue Hager, Sulton Township Chairman of the Nort hwest Terri tory observa nce, mf't wll h the group and th e sp!>cial tow nship observance will be tied In with th€' merchant association's annual fal l festival on the second Satu rday In Oc tober Valve infection caused death Mc·igs Coun ty Coroner Dr. .James Condr has been in co ntael ":i th Or . Hamodi, a pathologist at Childr<'n' s Hos pita l in ( olumbu s r<'ga rdlng the dea th of Shelley Smith, 11 . Peach Fork Road, las t Thursday after a brief il lness. . Accordin g to Dr. Hamad!, the ca use of deat h wa s bacteri al (' n.~ocard it is. which Is a bac terial infection of a hea rt va lve. I he dau ght er of Pearl and Patricia Smith, Shelley, an honor stu dent had completed the sixth grade at the. Salisbury l·:lemen tary School this spr·in g. · iielt•n 1.. Milhoa n. li:l . < 100.11 Sta i r Routt' li8 l. Shade. died Wednesday at t hr Holzer Med l· ca l l'cntcr In r:al llpolis follow ing ,, length y llln rss . A bo a ut lci~n . Mrs. Mil hoa n "a s bot n F'cb 1. 1!124 at Hem lock Grovt•, a dau ghter ot the la te Geo r g<' and Faye Co nan t Logan. Sho wa s a mpmber of I he H r m loc k (:rove Chri stia n Church. thr Order of Eas tern St ar. an d Modern Woodmen of Daily slock prices 11\s of 111::10 a.m. ) l'rov ldcd h~ Bry ct• a nd Murk Smith of lliunt Ellis & Locwi Firm J,rict• E lrrtrir Powrr ........ 27 1,1, J\m AT&T ................. .............. 2R Ash land Oil ............. .. .......... fi:J America Surv ivi ng ar e her husband . Wayne E. Milhoa n: a so n and daught er-In-law . Wi l liam and Ca ndy Milhoa n, Lon g Bott om; a slsl c~ and brolhN ·In·law. Av rs and Elmer Ba llev. Darwin : a sis ter. Bernice King, Hemlock Grove: tw o brothers and sisters· In-law , Dwight and Ka y Logan. Pomeroy. and Avery and Peggv Loga n. T opso n. M ain e: a ni ece. Sa ndra Bail ey Mat hews, Middl e· port; two nephews. Dw ight Lo· gan .. I r .. Albany. and Sco tt Logan of Maine. A gr Pa t niece and a gr eat nephew also survive. Serv ices will be held at 1 p.m F' ridav at the Ewing Funeral Hom ~ with Mr Char les Donigan ofli cia ting . Burial will be In r hcr ry Ri dge Cem etery . FriC'nds ma y ca ll at the funer al homr fl om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. thi s ('Vc1ning. Bob Eva ns I•'.Jrms .............. .. :!6 na x Rrslaurunts .. ... ..............i ljM tage in crease. Swisher agr!>ed with the commiss ioners that if the employees are speaking of a 1hrcc·yea r period si nce Ma rc h 1984, the percentage rn crease could amount to nine or ten per cent per employee. Alt hough yes terday's di sc us sion of thr proposed ra rses was ma in l.' a quest ion and answer sess ion. thr Cc'mmi ss ioner s did ta ke 11mr to compar(' thE' a\ erage annual departm ent of hum an ser\'lccs' salar>· with theav!'ragc annu al courthouse salary , which is $11 , l oR. I t wa s repor ted that the hi ghes t paid deputy shN if!' s sa lary Is $13.81J.20 prr year. following the question·answer SC'sslon. th€' commissioners and Swisher had a brief executive session. Father'c Day Olft l•eu MEN'S INTDWOYEN SOCKS FLORIST Meigs County ' s Oldest Florir-- t 352 St., Pomeroy, PH. 992 -2 644 £. Main ''(){It ' ll llll iln/r•tl - n II ,II en, ,.,/" ANKLET, MIOCALF OVER THE CALF 0~ . t·:,,siPrn Morrchln g Band Fla g Corps will ha vl' a ea r wash S<J tul'da ~'. ~ ~ t\ 'r•rr•r CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT CARRIER NEEDED am . to 4 p.m .. at Nrwt• li's Sunocn In Chrs ter. MIZWAY TAVERN GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM PATIO PARTY SUN., JUNE 21 1·7 .m. THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 lime. by Robert Bruce and Arrow BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT $28800 "............., rtcHMI'I ott salt now ond in stock for imlllllliatt tltli"ryl _,,,_, 444 · ~1 1hundt•r .. lurm ~ Saturday. lligh.< near Ktt. en tine 2 Sectio ns 14 Pages 25 Cenu A MLlltimedia Inc Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. June 19, 1987 House approves gas tax, speed limit increase By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS- A 2.7·centlncreas0 in th e tax on a gallon or gasoline has zipped th rough the Ohio House as part of a $2.4 billion highwa> m ain tenance and co nstr uction approprral ion, and already is on th e fast track in t he Senate. AI the same time, a pair of bills raising th e speed limi t f rom !15 to 6!i mph on rural in tersta te highways were approved Thu rsday in different form by the Sen ale and House. A sta ndoff cou ld be brewing, allhough one legislati ve leader predicted final passage of one vers ion next week. Meanwhile. House and Senate conferees on the $22 billion sta te budget for 1988·89 were to m eef all day today i n hopes of adva nci ng toward a se lllem enl that ca n be pr!>sented to both chambers next week. Hou se Speaker Vernal G. Ri ffe Jr .. D-Ncw Boston, said he unders tood the six -member panel. meeting in private, reached agrf'ement on the contents of a tax package and now has turned it s att ention to reco ncilin g House and & natr differences over the way the money is spent. Plan s ca l l for the lawmakers to work th ro ugh Fri day nex t week and then adjourn l or lhr summ er The gas tax h ik e. cui in half from the amount reco mmended by Gov . Ric·hard F . Celeste. was forwarded to the Senate on a 58·3ti vote . with By Scott Wolle Sentinel News Stall RACJNE -The Raci ne Volun· leer Fire Department has fina l· !zed pl ans lor the Fourth of Ju ly Ce lebra tion. a trad itional event in the M eigs Count y village for the pas t 35 years . Ac ti v ities held In co njunction with th e event are usually conducted by the fire depar tment as a major !u ndralsl ng ac tivit y The communlly Is asked to get Invo lved in someway lhls year as attenctanc€' In recent years has diminished sli ghtly due to an Increase In ot her holiday r elated even ts. Secretary -Treasurer Doug R!>es r epor ted that the annu al flr€'wor ks display ha s been or· dered, however, there Is still a !(real need for additional dona· lion s to help out with the di sp lay. Donation s may be se nt to thr Racin e Vol unt'eer Fire Depart · m ent. T hird and Vine Streets; Racine , Ohio 45771 or byconlacl · lng a n y fir e department EXCITING RADIO VALUES 2Qo/o to 33°/o OFF SCANNERS, C8s AND SECURITY PRINTING AND SOUR CALCUUTORS 20%to44% 12%to 53% OFF OFF HEARING EVALUATION - Jim Lucas is pictured as he was having his hearing checked hy Greg Simm erman, Ohio University graduate student, who work.s with Jane Ann Karr of Karr Audiology, Athens , and Linda Kalw elt, audiology supervisor at Ohio Unlvrslty, at I he Multiphasic Health Screening which continues through Tu esday . Su· page 7 today for additional pictures and story . CAR STEREO CUT 27°/o to 33o/o Miss Rice says Hart scandal 'a tragedy' · Reg. 999.00 Low AI $37 COLOR toMPIITER® SOFTWARE Per Monttt • Monllor 81(tra • Dual 5'1•" 360K Disk Drives • With DeakMIIIe II" Software it's PC compatibtel Use DeskMate U right ·away for word processing , spreadsheet analysis, elec· tronic filing , calendar/alarm and more.' tncludes 384K RAM . 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Ot.'(' a~ iomtl s howrrs, spo nsors sayin g it wou ld furnish $3!111 million road and brid ge repai r s during the nex t two )'e;H'S Majority Se nate Republicans havr alread1 schedu led a vote on the transportal ron bud get for la te nex t week, but some are predicting a "rock y road" for the gas tax increase. The bill ~lea red thr House aflrr an aburl i\'o' att empt bv Riffe to plug In a provi sion raising Ohio's bee r·drinki ng age t o 21 1f a federal court requires th at in ret urn for federa l highway funds . Th e amendment was offer ed in the Finance C'o mmill ee by Rep. Rober t W. Jaskulski, D· Brecksv ille. who sa id it wou ld savp Ohio $:\9 mllli ~p in federal funds if a court uphold s Washingon's right to mand;ot0 a hrg her drinking age. But the id t·a was dr opped for tack of su ppor t. and &>nate President Pau l E . Gillmor. R· Port Clint on, said It has abou t as much chance In thr Sena te as ",, grral hi g snowba II at fl r oa d and lltgh in 90-degree heat ." Riffe sa id h~ wus onl y t 1si ng !o prrvpn t l awmakers from havmg to r'eturn la ter this summer if the federal court rules agai nst South Da kota. an d th us aga in st Ohio. " We should not turn our· back on thPsc tunds." sai d .Jaskulski. Abo ut $260 million of the fu nds from the ad ditional gasolin e tax wou ld go to the Ohio Departm ent of Transpo r tation. and anoth er $87 million wou ld go to loca l government. Cant inu <•d on page 10 fire department makes plans for July _4th celebration OFF OFF tiO I Johfl 111. Grubb, IW.D. SHIRTS 8527 a1 y MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE PULLOVER 791 Pirk 4 • Father's Day Gift leas KNIT Oaih· Numht'r Racin~ ACCESSORB All Church page • no bees Page 6 I Different Sale Items In Different Stores, But All Stores Are Loaded With Budget Pleasers, Many Not Mentioned Here. Hurry In Today for Best Selection! AJISWEIIERS AND PliO. Choo,. lr0111 plush Wll¥111, stunly tuturn, •inyllllld ltatiMrl Ohio Loltt>a·v• Admissio ns Willison. Reedsville: Roland Will . Pomeroy; Donald I sen· bower. Shade: Juanita L ambert ; Rutland: VIctoria Ables, Ra· ci ne: Melody Roberts , Long Bot tom: Lee Layne, Racine Wednesday Di sc harges John Sprouse. Vivian Powers, Louise Bu r brid ge, Mane Thomas. Givf'n supplementa l contract s were Don Eichinger, Ron Hill and George Gagai as assrstant football coach!>s and Carolyn T r ipp, yearbook advisor. The pesting dale for accepting appli· cations within the di strict for openings has passed and thP open ings are now op!>n outside the distr ict. The pes it ions include head va rs.ity basket ball coach. va rsity cheerleader adv isor and j unior high cheerlead er advisor , The Parker lam lly reunion was announced for Aug. 9 at lh€' Tuppers Plains School. An execu!lve session was held on personnel and the 'lax levy. A specia l m eeting was set for 7: 30 p.m. on June 29 to di scuss per sonnel and finances. 30°/o to 500fo OFF Pmcfi<'r' · "1 will lw rli.<continuill!f m v prarfi£1• irr. Generol '11edkine <'. f.(eclitif' }ulv6, /987. All pnr icnt rec~rds will be le.ff with Breton L. Worl{firt. H. D. who will lake over m v prnctice in General 111edicifle nl that Natio n al School Studio s. La ncaster The boa r d passPd a resolu lion thanking DuPont for build ing materials donated to the distr ict and accepted t he resignation of assistant treasurer, lla Wesllal l. Lind a Spencer was named to th e peslllon. IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL PATIENTS rvi/1 /Je limi lr;d lr> Ol>.<tr'lric.<nml r,._,?tl>mlof..~ ·~ffeocritl(' lulv 6. 1987 i11 Suite # 118 of rh~ P/rosmrf Vn /le.v Ho.~/Jifnl Hediml Office Buildin!(. 4ppoitrtlll r rrr.< can be 111nde In · m/linl< 675-3400. Co ntinuE'd from pago I FOR SYRACUSE NOTICE TO Hv Wednesday Jam~s Wt>ber, Middleport: Opal BAHR wa~ h l)lan ('ar Eastern Cont inued from page 1 .------------,-----------l Charming ShoppPS.. ........ :11 )!, F'Pderul Mog ul. ... ........... .. .42 :'~ Goodyea r T&H .................. 6~% Jkck' s Inc . ......... .. ....... 4% Llmi!NI In<' ............... .. A:l o/, Mul ti media Inc ................ :18'\:1 Hobbins & M)'PI s ........... 11 \(j ShonC'_ , ··s I nc ............. 27 7 , Wen dy 's I nt t. .................... ~ '1, Worlhlnglu nlnd ........... ....... l9' '" Continued from page J count y highway departm ent has fin ished blackto ppin g Mile Hi ll Road in Sulton Township. F unds fo r the Mile Hill project ca me from the coun ty's Commun ity Developme nt B l oc k Grant allocation Robert s said the county will now be sealing . 7 m lie of Tack!'rville Road in Sutton Town ship, which extend s fr om Bashan Road t o th e Greenwood Cemetery. Robert s also reported th at he will be hiring a few co llege student s for summ er employ ment, but he st ill does not know how many st udents hi s depart ment wil l be able 10 afford. The second of two public hearings was hel d W!>dnes da y on a proposa l from South east Fabrica tors Inc. to appl; · forCommun· il y Deve lopment Block Gr ant revolv ing loan ass istance . The commiss ioners passed a r esolu· lion authorizing Southeast Fabri· ca tor s Inc. to app ly to th e Ohio · Department of D!>velopmenl Offlee of Loca l Governmen t for re,·o iv ing Joan fu nding. In final matters, the commis· sioners referred a co mplaint of an Illegal dump site In Bedford Townsh ip to Steve Powell of lhr cou nt y departmen t of litter control. and other officials seeking sup· · pert for a four·lane highway through Ma so n Coun ty . Since the proposed road would most likely al so be In Putnam Count>·, Wise recomm ended tha t count y's parllclpallon In the working group. Wise said thC' Initial focus of the work ing group would be t o · explor e options lor financing hi ghway constructio n. Th ey m· el ude drawing from IE'deral so ur· ces. West VIrginia and Ohio funds and possibl e too l rece ipt s. "Each member of the worki ng group would ass ume a defined responsibilit y," Wise sa id . "For ins tance, as a m ember of the House Public Works and Tranpertatlon Comminee. ills logical tha t I can work to generate some needed money from of the Congress." Roa d co nstruc tion in Ma son Count y. Wise sa id, m ay 1)\' less costly th an in other parts of th e state since the terrain Is relatively fl at. "Not havi ng to blas t through mount ains m akes th is project somewhat more ma nagabl e." he said. Hospilal nt'ws IWelfare ... Area deaths Ht·lt•n Milhoan continued from page_ 1 _____,._ ..._ __ _.:._:_ gmia 's U.S. 5<-nators. the Gover· nor'' s office, state and area de\ elopment officials and prl· vale sector leaders. The developm ent authorltv and the Mason County Area Chamber a! Commerce have met wrth stale Highway Superintend· ent Bill Ritchie and have written letters to Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. FHA eleciion slated June 30 I Thtnday. June 18, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio llo8t lllljor CDe•t C•de Acc1ptecl Wt\ SHJNGTON i UPI I - A tearfu l Donna Rice. describi ng publici~ th e r elationship with Gary Hart that sa nk his front · running Dem ocratic presidential campaign, said her r~ultl n g not oriel>' is "d i!!lcull , painful and humiliatin g." But i n recounting the eve nts that led to hC'r instant famr and his sudden misfortune. Rice refused to an swer the most blunt question pesed to her on ABC 's "20 - ~0 " Thu C'day night: "Did you slee p with Ga ry Hart ?" " I don' t want to answer vou," replied t he 29-year -old honors · graduate from the Univers it y of South Caro lina. " The reason is beca use it's a quest ion of dignil>' . Wh eth er I did, whether I didn' t with Gary Hart or anybody el se. I wouldn't answer It one way or thC' other." Rice v isll ed Hart at his Wa· shington townhou se during the weekend o! May 2, while the former sena tor's wife. Lee, wa s at thei r hom e in Colora do. Tipped off. The Miami Herald sta ked out the townh ouse and publi shed a repert. 'lea ding to further dlsclo· sures of an overnight yachting tr ip they took In March 10 th€' Isl and of Bimini. It ali led ro !{art's with draw al from the campaign Ma) R. Speaking abo ut the Incident in detail for the first tim e publi cly, Rice told tear fully a! the e!!ect It ha s had on her life. " You know , II has been the most difficult, painful and humiliating experl!>nC€'," she said. " It has been r!'ally tough . The most painful thing l or me has been seeing what this does to my parents . They've alwa ys been so proud of m e.... It 's be!>n horrlbl€' for them . and It 's been a real trjal." Rice. a part·tlme model and actress living in Miami. rf'lused to crllicizr Hart, but sh0 l as hed int o l.; ·nn Armand!. who acco m· panicd her on both tr ips with Hart and th en. according to Rice. was lh ~ one who sold photo· graphs and stories about the scandal to the Na tional Enquirer and Peop le ma gazine. Rl~ said Arma nd! was one of tw o peo ple who kn ew she would be visiting Ha r t in Was hington and the only one who had photographs a! Ri ce sitting on hi s l ap in Bimini. "It's a real slap In the l ace, stab in the back, salt peuredlnan open wound." Rice said of the maga zine reports, which Included the Enquirer say ing that Hart , 50, had promised to divorce his wife to marry Ric€' and that she had replied. " M y, l'm going to be first lad y." " I was livid . I couldn't, I ca n't believe that type of journalism. " Rlec said on "20. 20." Asked lf it were true , she shot back, "Do you th ink I'm a moron?" Rice said she f eel s no guilt but considers the sca ndal and Hart' s decision 10 end his front· ru nnin g campaign lor th e party's noml· nation "a tragedy." " It's awful to see so meone that you care about bei ng ripped apart by the press and being sensationaliZed an d exploited." she sa ld, then acknowledggE'd some responsibility In th e affair. ''J'm respenslble lor my own actions and I admit that. It wa s a lack of ju dgment on my part and I would ha ve admitted that whether this ever ca m€' toltght or not, " she said. Asked at the en d of th€' Interview what she would tell her younger sister If sh€' was spend· lng tim€' with a married man, Rice sai d, "Big sis ter would say, •... There's a lot of single men out there."' member . In other to pics discusst'd. entrants for the annual Independence Day Parade arc stil l being sough! . All Floal s. Marching Unl! s, churc hes, civic groups or orga nizations. antique vehicles or other t hings o! lnt·erest ar~ welcome In the parade. Parade marshal Scali Wolfe announ ced that many r mrl o have already bee n n•ceived . To enter to the paraoe whlch lin es up at the Southor n ,Junior Hi gh Ground s and begi ns at 10 a.m. (line-up at 9: 151 onemuysent th e followi ng en try bl ank to "Racine Fourth of Jul y Cel ebration" , Box 872, Racine , Ohio 4577.1 . So me members were co ncerned that there were rum ors lndlcaUn~t that Racine would not have a parade this year, how· ever. the depart m ent dors wlsh to make clea r that thls yea r 's fC'stlvlt Irs arc al I "on" . lncludl ng the para de . Games ar e to be sl ated In th e afternoon hours . Including hor se· shoo tosses and c hild re n's ga me s At l1 a. m . afi Pr the parade th o flre mr n wil l serve their ba r· beque chi ckC' n dinner s, while ot her refr es hm ent s w ill be sNved by thP Flrem<•n 's auxil iary. Also the auxil i ary has an· nou nced that Its annu al va riety show has been rev ived and t hat all Interested personnel cont ac t CHi\Rt;!i!S GLASS Ann Layne or Bru ce Wolfe. co·dlrector s. The annu al firework s dlspla v beg in s at 10 p. m. Several F' lre· men havr jour neyed to Columbus for the proper fireworks training now required by lnsuranec and stale law. F ire Chief Hank Johnson re· ported tha t flremrn will begin clean ing strerts and sidewa lk s In BEIRUT, Lt> banon !UP I t -A preparation for the eve nt and pro·Syrlan militia lcadC't' today also reperl ed tha11 3 fi remen had sa id American jou rnal ist Cha· reported their adva nced tra inin g rles Glass and the son of class and rr!res hrr co urse. Lcbbanon's defense mlnl sl rr were moved from one hideo ut to anot her In the prrdomlnal ly Sh iite so uth ern suburbs of Beirut. Asscm Kanso, the head of the Leba nese wing of the Syr ian flt'ab Baa th Party, also accused the pro-Ira ni an Shill!' liezbo llah, or· Party of God. for kldnapplnR Glass. 36, th1• ninth American ng In l.cbanon: All Os,sel· missi an d how best to challengC' It In 411. son of Defense Minister ran . public testimony se t to bC'gln no Adrl Osselran: and thr lr 26-yea r. ~al'ilcr than .Ju ly 11; under a old driver and bodyguard . prPv lous agreement . T hey co uld No group cl almc!l rcspo nslbl l· ca ll him back for later sess ion s; II>· f or Wednesda y's hut they want lhe hea r ings to kldnapplngs. co nclude b)' ear ly August. " The 1hrce arc still held Insi de A related concrrn Is th at the southt'rn su bu rbs bu t we have Nort h's dela y co uld enabi0 him to hear the public testimony of Information th at they have lleen another cru('lal flgurr - Rear moved from on•· hi<IC'Ou t to Adm . .John Poi ndexter , his anothr r In Hay Mad l Inside the former boss and th ~ prcs ld!•nt ' s suburbs." l<anso told UnltPd former national Sl'curl ty advl.<er Press lntt·r natlonal. Kan so said hP sai d he r·C'cclvod - now sc hedul ed to appear In his Information fr om witnesses public ear ly next month . who had Sl'(•n the hostag<'s In Ha y Also. by lhC'n Independ en t pro sPcutor L awronc~ Willsh Madl bu t ht' did not know tho cou ld have obtain ed an lndlt't · exact location of 1hr hid eout. " The kldnnpplng of Ossclra n's mcnt aga ln sl North , who then so n Is not a gamP. II 1.1 a h<Orsh could refu ' e to testi fy at all on !)low to th[• Syrian I'O it• In grounds II co uld prejudi ce a L('banon, " sal ll Kan so. a good crimina l trial. Th!' HousC' com mlnec chair· friend of C: lass. American journalist • • IDISSIDg Legal chess match between North, Congress continues WA SHI NGTON tUP i t - A loa ding defendC'r of President Reagan is warnin g Lt . Co l. Oliver North hP ri sks a unanimous eont !>mpt·of -Congress cita tion and j ail for resisting the demand a! I ran· Cont ra lnv~stigators to testify on their term s. North, !he Mar ine at the cent er of the secret U.S. arms sales to Iran and the diver sio n of profit s to Nicaraguan Co ntra rebe ls. Is refusing to be questioned prl· \'a t ely ahead of his long·awaited public teslimony sc heduled for next month . Lea ders ol the House and & nate co mmlll ees In the casC' are upset by his move because adva nce testimo ny is a custom· ary practice 10 give them an upper hand In see king ou t wea kn esses and cont radictions In sta tements. Rep. Dick Cheney, R·Wyo ., vice chairman of the House pa nel, war ned Thursday th at if North ultimat ely refuses to coop· era te, Congress could be ex· peeled to vote unan imously to find him In co ntempt and to send him to jail. The legal gridlock would make It Increasingly dl!!lc~lt to defend Reagan 's request for $105 million In new aid for the Nicaraguan Co ntra r ebels this f all . add ed Cheney, a chief defender of th e president in such matt ers. "!North th ent wou ld move in th e eyes ol many of us !rom the posture of bC'Ing a man trying to serve hrs co untry and preside nt ... to a fle-ure .. obvlousl.v not a pillar of patriot ism," Chr ncy sa id ln a statement clrar ly mea nt for th e ears of lhe d••coratcd VIetnam Wa r veteran . Nor th, who has refused to tesllfy_:l n the seven month s si nce the st·a ndal broke under his Fifth Amendment r igh ts agai nst self· Incr imination. to ld the llouse F'orelgn Affal" Comm lllrc De<'. 9: " ! don't think there rs another person In America who want s to tell his story as much a.s I do ." Bu l his lawyer s - concerned l or the " du r process " right s of the ex-Na tional 5<-eurity Council staffer fired when the Iran · Co nt ra link was exposrd Nov . 25 - sprang th e lates t surprise on th e co ngressiona l panel s Wed nesday . Th e co mmitt ees ha\'e voted North limited Immunit y from prosecution, which compels his t ~ tlmo n y under the t hreat ol jail while protecting him from prosecu tion on any evidence he reveals to them. The federal court order grant ing th e legal protection , however. docs not r€'(Juin· an advanc~ pri vate session. Without a prior deposition , co mmi ttee lnv stlgators would be unsure what North would say man. Rep Lcr Ham ilton. D- lnd ., said Thursday, " We think It Is poss ible to work out an agreem en t rwith Nort h)." but ht' conceded , " The private testlm· ony Is very lmpertant ." Contempt procet'<lln~ s to force the advance test imony could take mon ths and thu s grea tl y extrnd the public heari ngs. but Ham ilton and &nate com mittee Chairman Da niel lnouyc, D· Hawaii, see m ready to take as long as necessary to force Nort h to tell his story on their terms p.m ., vl~It the craft show on Court Street (City Hall II It rains ). Then at 10 a.m., kick up your feet with Gerald Powe11 and hls clo~glng group, the Shady River Shulnel'tl. From 2 to 3 p.m., browse the display of antique cars and enjoy the strains of old·lashloned calliope music. Also, enjoy the entertain · ment to be provided al the Meigs County Mu se um throughout Saturday and Sun· day . adds judge CDI.UMII US. Ohio tU Pi t T he Ohlu Hou sr has pa .~ "·d and Sl'nl to tht• Sonai P IPg i>la· lion adding jutlgP, hlt" in sevrra! .:trt'<.•<.; of th1· ~ l t.~t f' Including M••igs and Cdllla counties. The ) f' ~i~ltll i on . w hif'h cleared Thu r " '" Y 0 11 a !12 t vote, prov hh •\ Heritage Weekend activities begin Kick oil t he weekend by visiting AEP's last working slernwheeler, the Juanita. Then tour Ohio Power Com· pany 's coal mining exhibit. Following that, between ~and 7 p.m., head up to the Pomeroy football field lor a tethered ride In a bot air balloon. Alter that , come back to the parking lot stage at 7 p.m. and enJoy the music of the Circle D Wruglel'!!. And that' s jasl Friday'• line up! Saturday, from 9 a.m . to ~ House hill Ohio Power's exhibit and the i\EP •tcrnwhcelcr will remain on location In the Pomeroy l evee area hoth Saturday and Sunday for your viewing ptea!'fure. The hot alr halloon will al.a he stalloned at the Pomeroy football !letd for rides on Saturday and Sunday between 5 and 7 p.m . Bring dad and the enllrc family out to enjoy HcrltaRe Weekend and all it haH to o!!er! rnr <J n uddi t lonal jud go · in tht' l·'ou r·th District Court of Appeal >. which lncludt' s A1lams. High land , Pl l'kawa.v. ltoss. Pi k<·. Scioto. l.awrt' nf·r. C.olli <•. Ja c·kson. Mt' i"' · Vinl on. ll o(·k· lng, Al ht•n; and Wa sh ingt on cou nties: . It also prov id es for '" o additional judgpshlps ror i.O· rain Count y Com mon Pleas Court and on< • for Butlor Cou nt y Commo n Pleas r ourt, all clecl cd i n 14HH. T he bil l rop laPrs parHimt • judges with lull -time jud~es In Oberlin and Fairfield munlcl· pal court s, both r•ieclcd In 1989. � 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. 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