http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6cd32cd9132336daaaba653fcb4956fd.pdf a39f9b9d9ea22a79a26fff567dc94ee5 PDF Text Text 1"898-~U- I ne U811y l:ientinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday. July 1 • 1987 MEN'S VAN HEUSEN Sport -Shirfs s, XL , .Dress Shirts ' .. Sizes (14, L, plus big - sizes and tolls. Solids .. · ilnd patterns. Gooil Sl!lection - short sleeves westerns included. Short sleeve styles, neck sizes 141/2 to 17. Solid colors ana neat patterns. Save Reduc:ed 3·5°/o 35~/o B~GINS MEN'S AND BOYS' Super Savings! MEN'S SUMMER ·WEIGHT JACKETS KNIT SHIRTS Good styles and color selec. tion. Boys' -sins 8 to 18 men's S, M. l, XL 1/2 Price Reduced MEN'S HEAD WEAR Ivy League caps, golf; work caps, roll-up hats and more. All siles. CASUAL SLACKS Regular and Sires SU.9S and XL. BOYS' SHORTS &.JAMS Select your favorites in sizes 8 to Summer Shirts and save. Plenty of. hat weather to come. .- 35°/o Our e~tire selection induded. Knits in tonk tops, dress looks, jeans shirts and novelties ~ pfus our fine selection of sporl shirts. Sizes 8 lo 18 Savelluy 35°/o far now OFF S~l450 . •ack-to·cchool wear. S-UMMER OUTFITS One and 2 p<. suits, bibs, trawlers and dolls and shorty sets. Boys' long P.J.' s and 2 pc. short P.J.' s. playsuits. NB to Size 7. 40°/o OFF REDUCED GIRLS' SIZES 7 GIRLS SIZE 3 TO 14 . to 40°/o • CHILDREN'S WEAR - 2ND FLOOR DENIM .JEANS Missy and junior sizes in o variety of styles you fll like. SAVE 35°/o REDUCED 50°/o Slacks • shirts - blouses • sweaters to mix or match. Regular and extra sizes. ' 35°/o . : WOMEN'S . ' AND JUNIOR SIZES .SALE PRICES SPORTSWEAR CHILDREN'S By O<ean Padfi< • Pandora and Wrangler. Includes shorts, blouses, tanks, skirts and s.weaters. 35°/o OFF SPRING JACKETS REG. $11.00 TO $36.00 • $ 879 ' SALE PR)CES . START AT ' . 24 1/t - Pants suits, lab jackets, pants & skirts separate. · · Sale Priced . ENJOY SAVINGS UP _TO 50%· ELBERFELDS USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT POMEIOY I f/berfeltl• ru•l 1~1 • • ~OT n1 g HIO 1~ 11 CHI.RGt UIIO lnstnamental musk. Thl> new building went under construction on Sept. 15, · 1986. The outside structure was pul up by a co ntractor. but all of th e Inside · wcfrk, Including the plumbing, heallng. electrical work, and even the cabinets were installed by l e~ lonnuin'S who donated their time. OPEN HOUSE · - A• a pllllt of Middleport'• Fourth of July celehratlon, Fee ney· Bennett Post 128, American Le!!lon. will have an upc•n house, 2 to 5 p.m ., al its new building, ('O rner of Filth and Mlll Streets. !Wfreshmcnts will be served and O,nver Rice; will be on hand to provide Celeste, guard c9ntinue disupte over 1989 trip ' UNIFORMS Sizes 6 to also petites, • en tne 1 Section 1Q Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper _ .. vot ed 10 give 5 per cent raises to employees in th e offices of the recorder. commissio ners, treas urer , aud itor, probate·j uvenlle court, common pleas court . co.unt y cour t. clerk of cou r ts, vet erans s<'rvices. board of elections. infirmary , sheriff a nd prosecut ing attorney.The fiv e percent raises will amount to Sl9,098.93 from the cost recovery· funds . ThiS Is· the third year for the contracted cost recovery program wh ich enables the county to bill s tate and fe deral agencies lor services performed on their beha lf In the courthou se. The sa larv increases should go In effecl with th e pay period endiqg this coming Friday . . . Coun ly En'glncer Philip Roberts repdrted that the newly passed sta te gasoline tax increase will mean a $13, 000 per month increase to the count y hi l(hwa)· d e part ment from September to June 1988. a nd a $1:i.OOO per month increase th erea fter , ac cording to the Ohio Departmen t of Taxation . Patt y Parker, chairma n of the Meigs Coun ty Bicenten ni al Celebra tion to be held July B. 10 a .m. to 5 p.m .. at the Meigs Cou nty fairgrounds. updated the board on ceiebratiqn plans. The celebration, being held in hon or of the bicentennial of the Nor thw est Ordinance and U.S. Constitution. will include a number of varied events. The commissioners commended Parker on her efforts on behalf'of the celebrafion. and on behalf .of monthly programs which ha ve been held to comm emmorate the bicenlenniaL Ju ly 22, 10 a.m . was set for public view in g of Salem Township Road 326 1Pi geon Ridge Road ) , off Count y Road 1. north of Sa lem Center . Sout hern Ohio Coa l Compa ny, which owns property on both sides of the road . is reques ting clos ure of th e road which is no longer passable. Joe Ramsey. representing SOC CO, pr·esented a recommenda tion from the tow nship trustees to close the road . There are no houses on the road Ramsey said. A public hea.i'ing· to . discuss th·e pro posed road closure will be held at 11 : 30a. m . on Ju ly 22 in the commissio ners' office at th e . cour thouse. The proposed road clos ure will be advert.ised prior to July 22. 6.1 percent; best smce 1.9 79 Regional road projects t~pic of SEOR(: meeting WOMEN'S . • . ' : ·. '. -, June jobless rate drops to COLU MBUS. Ohi o tUPli _i_ ·g uardsmen would face, a nd he Gov . RlchardCelestesayshe wil l has Invited Jwo Ohi o congres s-.cont inue to talk with Naliona i men to go along. Ohio Nal ional G uard officers Guard ofllclals In Washington about hi s opposit ion to send ing told Celes te lhis week the Pen·' Ohio Na tional Guard troops to lagon ha s lhrea te ned to deacti the Honduras lor tral ninl( exer- vate the guard. which would mean the loss ot a ll federa l funds, cises in 1989. The governor said Wednesda y If Celes te refu ses to let unit s train he Is hoping for a favorable court - In Centra l America as ordered. The Pent agon has sched uled decision In the cas.e. but in the absence of that wil l obey a 1986 three engineering · unit s frbm law giving the federal govern- Ohio to train In Hon'duras in 1989. ment the r ight Joorder state unit s mainly building roads . to tra in in any locatio n, even. in (:eleste opposes the training peacetime . mission becau se Hondu ras Meanwhile. he said'. he is borders war-torn Nicaragua. consideri ng a viSit . perhaps later where he a lso opposes the Rea lhls month. to , Honduras to ga n administratio n's att empt s to ·determine what , dangers Ohio aid the Contra rebels. DEVON SPORTSWEAR. Big selection of styles and si'zes for everyone. Buy now and save. 1/2. PRICE . FOR THE JULY SALE SAVE VVonnen's Dresses CHILDREN'S DEPT. - 2ND FLOOR PRE-TEEN DRESSES " The Meigs Co unty Commissioners decided Wednesday to walt one more week before making the final · decision on whether to .reject a gran t !rom th e E nv ironmental Protection Agency to lund 85 percent of costs 10 upgrad~ sewage systems in Tuppers Plains . Because only about 30 percent of th e Tuppers Plains residents included In th e proposed projecl wen• present at a June24 public hea rin g to discuss th e sewage project, th e commissioner s fe ll they shou ld postpone a decision In order to give oth er a'ffected resid~nts additional time to comment: So far. no comments have been received by Commissio ners Ma nn ing Rous h a nd Rich Jom•s. Commissio ner David Koblentz reported 1hat' he lnlliated co mmenls from two resident s, both of whOm felt t,he gra nt s hou ld be ·re jected. Roush a nd Koblentz said that because of the size a nd importa nc(· of the project . ali affected r esident s shou ld have a c hance 10 vote on t he CHILDREN'S DEPT. - 2ND FLOOI SAVE WRANGLER WoMEN'S & JR. SIZES SHORTS .. OFF 818 SA~INIS ALL WOMEN'S AND JUNIOR SIZES project. Jones took an opposite pos ition. noting that numerous · public hearings wer e held to updat e residents on th e project as it progresSfi'd . He pointed out thai the las t meeting was heav ily a dvertised and copies of the project ' s management and use r 's charge . plans were made availab le to residents for review prior to the meet Ing . Those who atte nded the meeting were " ovNwhelmingly a!'ai ns t" the project he said. And si nce no comme nt s have been received from those not at the meeting. Jones said it appears the residen ts do no t support the project.. If the commissio ners do not hear comm ents in Javor of the ·project, they expect · to pass a resolution next week to rej ect EPA 's offer "according 10 th e wis hes of the people" of · Tuppers Plains . . Through the county' s cost rec.overy plan, about $24.000 is available lo be used to raise salaries of approxima tely 43 count y general fund e mployees. After discussing the matter. the commiss io ners ·SALE! Sizes 6 months to size 4. Solid <olors and patterns. SAVE By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff REDUCED LITTLE BOYS' . • f Meigs ·ConlinissiOn _will ·'wait_uiie ·more week' !: 14 .. ·. ·. ·.. ·t· Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Thtnsday. July 2. 1987 • CHILDREN'S WEAR - 2ND FLOOR ,_ at ·y e 12_mont~s up to size 7. Regular shorts and jams. Good selection - well known brands. Boys' sizes 12 to 24 months and 2 to 7. Pi<k your favorite c.olor and style. Save now on all of our girls' shorts - match or mix with shirts on sole. Special group of pre-teen si1es at reduced prices now. ·--. .Childrtn's Wear- 2nd floor SHORTS SALE! Tank tops, jeans tops, dressy styles. A, big seledion for this sal~. CHILDREN'S DEPT. - 2ND FLOOR floor BOYS 40°/o - ·.'. 1987 Highs between 80 and _ · Probahlllly of rain 20 oer•centl .. Friday. 7904 40°/o SALE! SWIM TRUNKS 40°/o Reduced 60s. Partly cloudy Frl<day.J Pick 4 Page4 • Cloudy tonight. Low in- · 372- bX and 7 to 14, You'll Jike the LITTLE aoYS' SUMMER TOPS SAVE DRESS SALE Newborn si us, 1 to 3, 3 to Daily Number seleclian and utro saving1, OFF 2~d Children's _Dept. 35°/o GIRLS' eludes all kinds swimwear. ·SUMMER SHORTS SAVE TRUNKS By le Tigre. Good seledion in · boys' 8 to 18, men's S, "M, L, and XL. SALE! Sizes 6 months to 14. In · : SUMMER TOPS 40°/o SWIM CHILDREN'S maining stock 19" and 21 " models. S~me self·propelled.- 40°/o • MEN'S & .OYS SIZES SAVE 35°/o LAWN MOWERS Closeout prices on our re- CHILDREN'S DEPT. - 2ND FLOOR CHILDREN'S DEPT. - 2ND FLOOR Shorts &Jams Save • .. Cory~ghted SALE! I!l"~~~ I :l•i1 SWIMWEAR LlnLE BOYS SUMMER SLEEPWEAR Girls' nite shirts, gowns, pojamas, baby SJ9.9S . • , Vol,37. No.41 MEN'S Ciose-Out Sale! BOYS' 1'8 A.M. Save now for hot weather to come. You'll like the selectior'! of styles and colors. Reg. sa. 9S....... Sale S6.71 Reg. ·s10.9L.. Sale '8.21 Reg. '12.95.. ... Sale S9.71 Reg. S14.9S... Sale '11.21 S, M, l Very comfortable and oasy to wear. Solid colors. 35°/o Save.25°/o CHILDREN'S ' -DRESS TROUSERS REDUCTION SALE! OFF .Sale Priced MEN'S REDUCED! REDUCED! ~9:30 MEN'S Our entire se_lection on sale. Regular and extra large sizes. Solid colors in lighl and basic shades. Many txctllent styles and colon in tonic tops. jeans shirts, drossy knits, and novelties. S, M. L, XL plus big sizes to 4X. ' ·. THURSDl Y, JULY _2nCI, Ohio Loiter\' • ·Reds ·outlast AstrQs The il!rector of the Ohio Depar tme nt of Transpor tation will \ speak at the annual Southeastern Ohlo Reglona) Council summer meeting July 16 at the Fairgreens Country Club In Jackson Co unty . ' Warren Smith. ODOT directot·, will speak to the membership at the annual dinner meeting following a golf torunament which has been planned at 8 a.m. Currently two of the SEORC's six priority projects are now un!er construction, the Jackson by-pass and the Albany to Athen~ portion of the Appalachian Highway. Smith will update members on lntitiatives in the SEORC highway package w111ch Includes begil)nlng engineering studies on four projects and discussing the ' By CRAIG WEBB WASHINGTON (UPTi -The nat ion' s unemployme nt ril) e dropped . to 6.1 percent In June. ·the bes t s howing since 1979, because t h e labor forc e shrun k more than usual, the Labo r Dep"rtment reported today. Th~ gover nm en t said the rat e appeared to go down in iarge part because fewer youn 11: people than normal Had enlered t he labo r for ce by the!t!lle it surveyed the job market in June. An estimated ·119.2 milllon people we re in the civilia n labor Io ree, 476, 000 !ewer th an in May , the govern men1 ·sa id. Of tha t force, 112.2.6 million peo ple were employed. 190.000 less than in Ma y, while 7.26 million were out of a job a nd·looking for one. . That represent s a 286.000 person drop ·in people looking for wor k. Because It fell by more th an lhe drop in total emp loy men! . the rate fell as well . June's 6.1 · percent civilian jobl eSs rate is the best si nce December 1979, when it stood at 6.0 perce nt. The rat e was 6.3 percent in April and May . year~. Officials continue search·. said . The teenag e unemploym ent r~te fell1 .8 percen tage points to 15.9 percent. The rate was unchanged for adult men a t 5.5 percent and shrank 0.2 of a percent age point for ad ult women . Whit es recorded a 0.1 percentage poinl dr op in thei r jobless rate to 5.2 percent. Blacks felll.l percentage points to 12.7 percent and Hispanics' rate dropped 0.2 percentage point to 8.5 percent. The 6.1 percent overall rate covers only the civilian popula-' \ion., 1f n:!iUta ..y pe.rsonool. slatloned in the United States are Incl uded as part of the labor force. the overa ll jobless rate was 6 percent. · Si nce June 1986 !he nation's unemployment rate has dropped a full percentage poin\ while t·he uumber of people employed has risen by 2.5 million. Many econo mists have been surprised by that growth in emp\oyment, saying they didn't think the economy was strong enough .to __ sy pport that many_new. .people on the payrolls. Battle lines ·draWn for. . Bork • • nomination on high court· WASHINGTON tUPI)- President Fi<:agan's bid -to put Robert Bark on the Supreme Court. a n efforl to extend the reach of conservative principles for years to come. cou ld spark the tough est Senat e co nfi rmation fight on subh a nomination in almost 20 ROBERT BORK' The "verage non-farm employment grew by a smaller than expected 11 6,000 workers. nearly all of th em in serv ice - rather than goods-prod uci ng. jobs. Janet Norwood, commissioner of.the Bureau of Labor Stat istics. said in a sta tement that the nation's non-farm payroll had been grow ing by 250,000 people a month from January through April.~ then ·Slowed to 100,000 in May and June. · "In summary. the data relea sed th is mornin g show a drop In joblessness in June but very little change in .employment,'< s he said . "Factory employm ent stayed a t Ihe May level, a nd the pace of job growth in services slowed ." The Labor Department also said the average number of hou rs worked per week In manufacturin g plant s by production line workers s tayed the sa me at 41 hours. but the number of hours of overtime per week shrank by 0.1 hour to 3.7 hours a week. 1 Teenagers accounled for more than two-thirds of the ilecline in the number of j.ob seekers, it Liberal opponents arid conservat ive support ers of the co ntroversia l federal · appeals cou rt judge drew battle lines immedia tely upon Reagan 's announcement Wedn esday of hi s choice .to succeed the retired moderate Justice Lewis Powell. Sena te Democrats vowed to question Bork on everything from fin e poinls of co ns titutiona l law to his role as the man who carr ied out President Nixon's . orders to fire Watergate special prosecutor Arch ibald Cox in 1973. Conserva tives cheered the de cision. hopeful that by replacing Powell as the cr uci al vote in many 5-4 decisions. their views will dominat e the nation's highest court long after Reagan leaves office. Reagan end ed five days of speculation about a successor to Powell by picking the man tha t senior Whi te House officials said was "at the fop of everybpdy's list" right from the start. Of(i ciais said a final dec is ion was postponed as a politica l jud gment in defe rence to var ious se n ato rs pushing ·o ther no1;11in'ees. 'Bor k. 60. is a formPr Ya le University law professor who . shares Reagan,' s strict ronstructionist view of the Constitution and has criticized Supreme Court rulings on issues such as civil rights, affirm at ive ac tion and abortion. The president praised his man Wed nesday as "a premier constitutional authority" and urged the Democratic-led Senate to s peed co nfi rmatio n hearings so the co urt returns to full strength before its fall session begins Or!. 5. "I have eve ry expecta tio n 1the . Senate) will do so." Reagan said at a brief appeara nce in tlie White House with Bork, who left without saying a word. "I n taking thi s action today . I' m mindful of th P importance of this nomina tion .'' Heavy rain in northern Ohio to 6 feet deep was reporled The Brentllngers suffered By United Press International cover ing some roadways in Ric-hburns in the · e xplosion. officials A,uthorltles are still looking for Nearly 4 Inches of rain fell on land Count )·. cl ues in connection with a male part s of north central Ohio e ar ly said. They were initially treated Pollee said Ihey had ' to use infant. found abandoned June 22 today, ca usin g widespread flood- at a Mount Gilead hospit al before other two priorit y proj@CIS now to resc ue trtic)Sers from boats in the Chester area . Anyone with ing that closed dozens of high- being transfer red to the.burn unit und er construction. . their cabs on some highways in at University Ho ~pita.l in Information on this case is asked ways, forced the evacuation of The four projects on the Coun ty, where Route Richland to co nta ct ·the Me igs County several res idents and sparked a n Columbus. · SEORC priority list are the . Sheriff's office at 992-3371. 30, a major ci:Jsl -west art.ery Meanwhil e, residents of the ex plos ion that injured a Mount RavE>nswood br id ge access, the Wh etstone park, the . nearby througl) the s tate .. was closed . Brent Larkins , 21, was ar- Gilead couple . Appalachian highw ay from Several strer ts. , in · Mans!irld rested In the Portlantl area Pollee officers were forced out Moh awk Trailer Park aild lhe Athens to Belpre, the Appalach· were und er waler and a Richland partment complex Thistlewood a Wednesday eve ning by Deputies 1an ·hlghwax from Givens toStat e , J!mmer Soulsby and Dan Levin·g- • of their headquarters in Shelby, were evacuated, The two trailer County sheriff' s lie utenan t desRic~land County, about 70 miles Route 104 rn Pike County and a parks and the apartment com- cribed th~ flooding there as the ston on charges of gross sexual north of Columbus. by-pass at Ponsmouth. Imposition. Larkins was released Jack and Nancy Brentlinger, plex, where ' nearly 100 people worst In slx or s even years . ' A highlight of the summer by County Court Judge Patrick Dozens of . hlg hw~ ys were live, are located in ·a low·lylng meeting is the golf tournament O'Brien on his own recognizance resider.ts · ·of the Whetstone area on the ~outh side of Mount closed or covered with ·water. l"'hlch has . been planned. Bill and was scheduled for an Initial Trailer Park In Mount Gilead, · throughout north ce ntral Ohio Gilead, t;:hilds. golf professional at the appearance before the judge this about 50 miles north of Colum- . Less than 100 people were ·and some northeast Oh io •bus, were Injured whel\ a explo· Jaymar ~~If Course In Meigs sian ripped through their mobile taken a Red Cross shelter near counties. ' <;:ounty . will act as tourname nt mor:nlng. A flash flood warning was Mount Gilead, a Morrow County During today's Initia l appear- home. Issued early today for .several ance, a preliminary hearing was Authorities believe hi gh water sherl!f's department spokesman counli~s in north cent ral Ohio set for 1 p.m. July 15. Larkins In lhe park caused a propane gas said. SEORC Box 271, Wellston. that were hit by heavy rainfalL Res idential evacuations also signed a$2,500personal recognlz- line . to )lreak, sparking the 1 Robert L; (Bob) Evans is the The warning expired at 4 a. m .. were reported in Morrow, Knox a.n ce bond and was released by ex plosion. president or the SEORC. today. and j=tichland counties. Water up ' . (Continued on page 101 · I • ' 1!~~~~o;. ~~!i~rs a~~~~=~~~~·~~ '• . . '. �.. • Commentary .. .. . ' Pomeroy, Ohio _· .·. ·-. . . JSlm~- .....,.:.._..__..:,..,~=~·""' '-· .. • . . l ..•. - ~v - - ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITJ<;HEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller ' . WAS.HlNGTON ~ The Rev . . Jackson became a media star Jes• .,- vackson's -emergence In _ literally overnight, within hours front ·at· the pack In the. Demo- of the assassi11at1on of Dr. Martin cratlc presidential race _Is widely Luther King Jr. , on April 4, 1968. attributed to his gteater name ·Jackson was only 26, a junior recognition: How he achieved member of the Southe rn Chriscelebrity sta tu s Is, therefore, a tlan Lea dership C~n!erence. He matter of legitimate public was part of King's party In concern. · Memphis, T!'nn., on· the fatal BOBHOEFUCH General Manager · A MEMBER of The UnitPd Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and . the.-A mer.ica n~Newsp_aJ2~r ate- -- Publishers ·. Association. - LEITERS OF OPIN ION welronw They shquld br Jess than :vxl words long. All lf." ttcrs ar£'su bject to ro !ling and ITI.Ist be signed with name, addr£>S s and te-lephOn £> number. No Wl slgned letters will be pi:bllshed . Letters shou ld be ln good ta Ste, addr ~sslng Issues, not pers onalities. . ~osquitoes do not transmit AIDS virus- Willi am s s~_ld he a n~ other King associates wat ched Jac-k so n on TV the next morning. " J esse sa id he was feeling bad a nd sick . Before we kn!'w it, he was on the 'Today ShOw: I. thought it was horrible," wmf ams sa id. " Jesse fle w out. that • night to Ch icago. Wh y would he . keep a bl oody shirt on all nlght1 The blood did not com e from the body o f Dr . Kin g." Willia ms a ttr ibut es Jackson 's ac tions at the lime to hi s youth . " I feel very bad a bou t 11, " Wil liams said. "He was just a you ng man a nd made a mi stake. 11could hu rt htm ." The Rev . Ralph David Aber· nathy. who succeeded King as head of th€' SCLC. ex pressed a .. simila r view . • WASHINGTON~ A mosquito bite can transmit malaria but not the AIDS virus even though the insect ca n be Infected with the deadly ,ll isease by drinking contamina ted blood, researchers say. • Scientists have found AI DS virus In mosquitoes and in a new ;.x periment have even transmitted the vjrus . HIV. to the Insects by Jeedlrig them infected human blood , but population-wide studies indica te if the virus really were transmitted by the pests, AIDSw_ould be much more widespread than it is today. '· "We have no evidence to s upport or suggest that mosquitoes can or · do transmit the AIDS virus under labora tory conditions, " Dr. Robert l:lallo of the Nat ional Ca ncer Instit ute said earlier this week. .. Furthermore, epidemiological !statistical) studies of AIDS do not 5how tha t the virus is tra nsmitted by mosquitoes or any other Insect." : Gallo sai d in a telephone Interview the AIDS virus does not reproduce in mosquit oes. something it would hav!' to do to be transmitted. The dose of the virus , If It did enter humans. would be too low to cause infection. h!' sa id. ~o/Jrl.o.~ifQI'~ .., .,. · In the latest expe rim ent , mosqui toes collected from several loca tions in south Florida were fed AIDS virus-contam inated blood In )be laboratory . La ter analysis by researchers in Ga llo's laboratory -showed that Jive AIDS virus was In the insects. : Fre nch researchers ea rlier reported isolating HIV from jnosquitoes in areas of Africa where the acq ui red immune deficiency st udent s appa rently accept this One reason: .Few s tat es ,_~·e­ they don't even kn ow who we The myth of the ugly American syndrom!' viru s 'is rampant but re por ted they could find r\o evidence dies hard: Many educators, for qulre more th a n a year of history !oug'ht In 1g4l , or wh~, thPn ali notion, so me curricula promotP of transmission by mosquito bite. In high schooL Thus man y mention of Hiros hima . the div - II. example, continue to'belleve that · The NCI fi nding, not y!'t officially repor ted in medical lit era tu r!', is th!'lr stude nt s g raduate with stud ents "ar!' unaware of proml- Ision of Europe a nd th<' rise of . To ci te on~ example: A test ' :Preliminary, sai d Dr. Jai Nayar, a n insect specialist at the Medica l sham<'fuily ethnocen tric views. des ig ned by the National Assess· n ~nt people a nd se minal Idea s totalitarianism mu st c ho as so Entomology Laborat ory In Vera Beach, Fla., which provided thE' ment Of Ed ucation a l Progress Hence the recent popularity of and even ts tha t have s ha ped our mu ch babble. ~ :mosquitoes for the ex peri ments. · past a nd creat e d our presenL '' In thl' past. wheri so meone equates the freedoms ol Chin a "globa l education' ' classes. • The iss ue came to public light because of scientific attention paid to wtth those o r the United States de m a nded that sc hoo ls return to Yet · perhaps this belief has ] he south Florida migra nt farming town of Belle Glade, which has t he tx>caus!' ihl:' Chinese enjoy tree basics or affirm our Wes tern finall y been rocked to Its heels. A Those are c haritabl e words, As highest AIDS rate in the na t ion. medi ca l care. guara nteed .jobs herl 1age e ven someone as recent report , endorsed by eveEd ucation Secretary Wlltlam . Som!' researchers co nt e nd the tow n'.s slums, poverty, poor ryone from. the secreta ry of Bennett noted not long ago, a 1985 ur banl' as Bennett - hewaso lt e n a nd (s upposedly ) nev er go nu trition, poor sa nitation a nd actively b r~d ln g mos quit oes may education to the heads of th!' two survey revea led that two-third s bra ndro a ya hoo bt the educa - hu ng·ry . contribute to the sprea d of the deadly illness whi ch des troys the As the r e port ca ustica lly ob· major teach er unions, takes no of a ll 11th -graders ,"cou ld not tio nal establis hment. body's abilit y to figh t. infection . · Now It se(.m s to be having serves. ti y ,·hat standard " many prisoners In It s assault on "val ue- · place the Civil War ln the correct • The federal Centers !dr Disease Control in Atlanta has mai ntain(.>d or hi story's slaves a nd today's free" inst r uction . half-century . One-third M them secood thou~ht s . 1ha t no ev idence exists to prove that insects can ·transmit AIDS, Perhaps the~d u ca ttonal estab· prisoners would have to be called As the "Education for D!'mO· failed the sa me test for the although mosquitoes 11nd other Insects are known to spread several · cracy" report emphasizes, our Declaration or Independence, for llshme nt ha s n otlc~'llthat the true ' free. ' " other diseases . · The remedy lor thi s relativism students' chief weakness Is not Columbu s and for World War I. ya hoos are those who walk Scicl)tis ts say tha t if mosquitoes could indeed trans.mit AIDS. the needn 't Involve crude Indoctrinaignora nce of foreign land . ~ Near ly a third could not say through life prey to polittcal di sease wou ld be . mu ch more comm on among children living In widespread though such Ignor- whiCh two n a ti ons w!'re our manipu lation bee a us(' they don ' t tion. Yet It will reiiuJre a hea lthy mosquito- infes te d areas. ance may be. · principal ene mies in World War have a clue a bout the ir country's dose of American a nd E uropean The Centers for Dlseas!' Con trol in Atlanta says that as of June 19, Far worse is that ma ny Amer i- IL And to half of them the names past. Most pliable of a ll . In fa c t , his tory and literat ur e, with a J987. 37,386 cases of AID S had been reported in the United States. can youngsters don ' t know muc h Wln s tcn Churchill. a nd .Jose ph are those young people who view toward understa ndin g de· )'es ultin g in :U.621 deat hs. succ umb to what' B<"nne tt calls mocracy; Its basic Ideas a nd Its about their own ·herit age. Not Stalin were unfamiliar." " the gra nd ~s t shibbo l et h "~ the long struggle to surv ive. only aren't they ta ught to ~h erls h If ha ll of alllllh·graders could it wilt also mea n the unembar· democraoy a.b ove other politica l mis take one of' this centu r)l's idea that we mu st never judge systems, JJ]any aren't provided grea tes t sta t es m~ n lor one of Its other soc ieties .II(. poilttca i ws· ·• rassed teac hinR of fac ts . Let' s lea rn about ourselves the basic facts thai might a llow da rk est cr iminals, they can ' t te rns beca use th is Is prlm a rli )liJ • first. Only then ca n w~ turn to the neutral matter of ta ste. the m to conclude this on their possi bly und ers t a~d the centr al • WASHINGTON ~ Strong livestock pr ices co nt inued to bolster Don' t la ugh. Not only do many Intelligent stu dy of others. political confli ct of .o ur time. If 1Jverall prices far m ers r ece ived for raw farm products In June while ow n. e ncouraging hog producers to s tep up production in com ing months , the government reports. • The Agr icullure D<"partment sa id ear lier this week tha t farm prices rose 1.6 pe rcent inJun!' for the fifth co nsecutive monthly gain. -, Prices were 8.3 percent hig her than a yea r· earlier. ' > WASHINGTON . tNEA) ~In . Wh a t happened ne xt Is th~ He wa s es pecia ll y c lose to Vice The favo rable treatment has . ' Prices were influ enced by reduced s upplies. the departmen t said, Ma y 1982, whe n Rev. Su n Myung subj ec t of some cont roversy. but Preside nt George Bush, who >i ppa rcntly not ~ nd ed . but tha t Is turni ng around partially. Separa te department r!'ports Moon of the Uni!lcation Church on!' thing Is clear: The auditors' openly court ed Bak ker In a n IRS aud itors have eonll nued to ~ bowed th at while the nation' s mid-year cat tle Inventory !!'lito the r!'commendation wen I nowhere. a tt empt to get his e ndorse me nt pore over PTL's books a~d have lowes t lev<'i in at least 15 yea rs , hog producers were r!'bullding herds was tried a nd found guilty of tax q uick ly, ex pect ing to increase product ion by 8 percent thfs summer evasion. IRS auditors were also Some IRS sources say !hat for the upco ming presidential be!'n given even more Info rmabeginning a n Inves tigation of and faiL Jus tice Depa rtme nt officia ls di S- ca mpaig n. The Bakkers vis it ed tion by the PTL's new board . Rev. Jim Bakker and his PTL In April , they repo rt edly re.- ;'" . By mid-Ju ne. ca lf p rices rose 80 cents per tOO pounds to $78.10 for couraged the m from pursuing a Bus h .on at leas t two occa s i o n s~ the highes t level since March 1980. Ali hough. uncha nged from May to minist ry. ' case against PTL and t h e once In Wa s hin gton, a nd once a t commendl'd that a grand jury • ' ' Over the next four y!'ars Bush' s s ummer home In Maine.·· begi n receiv in g evidence. . mid -June, cattle prices a t $63 remaine.U the highest since September Bakkers. Justice, th ough, says it Bakker recel\<ed what amounted So far , the Justice Depart me nt ' Bush 's former press spokes1980. nev!'r received any official r!'to kld -gl~ve treatment by the IRS h m a n a nd top a ide, Pe ter Tee!ey. as not ac t e d o n the ; "The s trong upward m oveme nt of Jun!' hog 'prices continued the commendatton from the' IRS th at a nd Justice Department ~ In opened a co nsulting busi ness recommendat ion. tre nd of r!'cent m onths . placing the averag<:_hog price at the highest a formal case be started. sharp contrast to the treatment a lt er leav in g the vice president : More than a few ln Congress • level si nce August 1986, " the department sa id In its mont hly farm When PTL received I s copy oi given Moon . pr ice re port. -. • the audit ors' report, It Imme- he received $120,000 ,over 18 wa nt to know why the Ba kkers · The question some In Congress · Hog prices averaged $59.70 per 100pounds !Jy mid-June, a n lncr~ as e diately hired the high-powered month s from PTL for hi s servi - have been treated as they hav!' . ,. are aski ng is "Why?" of $5.30 from Ma y, the department said. Was hington law fi rm of Baker & ces. Doug Weed, Bus h's cam-· In th e coming months , look fo r · For more than two years, IRS· McKenzie to con t!'st It s findin gs . pa lgn liaison to fundamentalists, severa l Hou se a nd Senate co m - . · With 100 equal to 1977 prices, the Index of prices for all raw farm auditors pored through PTL 's products was 131 in .June, up from 129 in May and 121 a year ago. The According to those now In received $70,000 fro m PTL to mlttees to begin Investigatio ns of books. Finally, In November year began wit h stable January prices followed by monthly increases charge of PTL , wh e n It beca m e writ e a yet-to-be-publis hed book t he Reagan a dmlnl stra tlon 's 1985. the audit ors recomm ended about the Bakkers. tra ndling of Bakker and PTL. ~ ince. Ma y pr ices rose by 3.2 percent for the largest increase si nce apparent that IRS higher- ups to their superiors tha t the group' s J uly 1986. . were going to Ignore the auditors' tax-exempt status be strtpped '. On the average, American fa rmers receive 30 cents for each $1that recommendation to str ip PTL's because of financial Irregulari- tax-exempt sta tus , the Bakkers' consumers spend in the s uperrparket. Inc reases in mea t prices have ties. The confidential report, show n up in consumers' grocery bills. sa lary and bonuses began to which was also give to the PTL. soar, reaching an esti mated $1.9 June farm prices also were bu oyed by a sharp Increase in cotton was recently made public by the pric!'s, which rose to the highest level since May 1984. Orange, app le million In 1986. group' s new board of directors . and soy bean prices also contributed to the increase. bo t It was offset II was not onl y the IRS that According to sources close to oy decli nes in prices of wheat, hay, onions, broilers a nd milk. took a ~nev ol ent view of PTL 's the IRS lnv~stlgation, In a nother ·· In the catt le report . the department estimated thai U.S. cattle and acti vi ties during thi s same recommendation ~ not made calves totaled ll2 million , down 2 percent and the lowest June 1 period. · public _;:_ the auditors also Inventory since mld·year ·es timates were first made In 1973. . Ih 1982, staff me mbers of the recommende d that evide nce · Federal Communications Com· · Hog producers said they Int end to have 5.84 million sows give birth shou ld b~ gathered with an eye to pigs from June to November. That would be a n 8 percent increase mission Initia ted the ir own In vestowards a civil or criminal tigation Into PTL's on-air fundfrom a year ago. The department estimated a U.S. Inventory of 52.3 prosecution of Bakker and his tnilllon head June J, up 7 percent f~om a year ea rlier . The breeding raising methods . Its formal' wife Tammy Faye. inventory was up 10 percent to 7.03 million head and the market hog' recommend ation to the -FCC was According to the now-public Inven tory was [!p '7 perce nt to 45.3 miili(ln.. · tha't PTL was gu ilty of violating IRS report, auditors found that ' . federal anti-fra ud laws because from 1980 to 1983, $1.3 million In ol lts use of false and m isleadi ng ministry funds were spent dl· claims . Prosecution was urged . rectly for the pei:sonal benefit of The recommendation was Igthe Bakkers a nd that non~ of nored both by the FCC and the By ll nlted Press International, these funds had been reported by Justice Department , which also Toda y is Thursday. July 2, the 183rd day of 1987' with 182 to follow. the Ba:kkers as Income. received the report . · · T he moon is waxing, moving toward Its fi rs t quarter. Moreover, ·according to the Why did the Bakkers receive : The mo-rning sra rs are Venus a nd Jupiter. auditors, .In 1983 Jim Bakker this favorable treatment? . · Th(' ev!'nlng stars are Mercury, Mars and Sat urn. received salary and bonuses · . Some believe It was because , Those bilr n on this date a re und!'r the sign of Cancer. They Include totaling $638,112. This amount, Jim Bakker ~ while never as · German novelist Herman Hesse In 1877, King Olav V of Norway in they conciuded, was more than dee ply Involved II• politics as 1903 ta~e 841. Supreme Court Jus tice Thurgood Marshall in 1908 (age six times what a tax-exempt other television eyangeilsts 79), comedia n · Da n Rowa n in 1922 (age 65}, civil rights activist organization the size of PTL was nonetheless heavier courte d · Medga r Evers In 1926, actor-singer Brock Peter s In 1927 (age60) , and should pay Its chief executive. by Reagan administration offl· actress Polly Holiday ,in 1937 (age 501. Had these recommendations by clals aware of the s ize and wealth ."After the heart attack, I was able to rethink · the IRS auditors been followed, of his ministry . On more than one In' 1776, the Conlinental Congress fprmally approved a resolution my values and become a flake. " that became the Declaration of Independence ffrom Britain. It wa& they would have e!fectlvely put occasion he was publicly praised the ministry out of business. by President Reagan . · s igned two days Ja ler. ' . SNI\GS FLY BI\LL - Hous ton '• thi r d baseman Denny Walling s lam• Into wall after snaning ball hit by Reds' Buddy Bell In •ccond Inning of Wednesday's game at Riverfront Stadium. Cincinnati won, IH. (UPI ) Scoreboard ... N \ T ION ,\I . tt: AtH t : I \II Tim .... t~ l)'f I v ' ' l ." ' them after the !purth' lnntng and then our offense came up with the big runs In the six th." 1'ed Power actually started for the -Reds but lasted only two Innings when he was forced to leave 'with muscle strain and spasms 'tn ·hts neck. Pat Pacillo ·. followed with lefty Bill Scherrer setting the down the side In order in the sixth to credit for his first v ictory of the season . Murphy and John Franco mopped upwlt)l Franco earning his 16th save, although Glenn Davis tagged Fra nco for his 14th homer · iead ing off 1he .fina I Inning. Wlth Eric Davis missing his third straight' game with a sprai ned right ankle, Kal Daniels paced the Cinci nnati attack with three doubles. The Reds will sen d Ron Robinson, 3-2, to the mound against unbeaten Ter ry . Leach, 6-0, in tonigh~'s opener of a four-game series with the New York Mets. a In r•'fltho<• .... l \\.. 1.61'1'1 I• H Tlltt' IUit•r , ,.._, : '10; 1. 1 I!( .l't , ), :1 I ~ :U l~O ( u hunt.u., 1:"</ \ \1, I ttm·hNo·r t l\wl l . u :n ,:wn ' • By United Press International Sa m Horn belted a two-r un ho m e r a nd And y Ara ujo's pitch ed a 7-hltt er as the Paw tucket Red Sox bl anked the Rochester Red Win gs 3-0 We d · nesd ay night In Paw tucket, R. J . Araujo. 2-3, a llowed seve n . sing les whU!' stri king out six and walking none. Aruj o has· Issue d one wplk in his las t 43 innin gs o f· pll chln g. Horn co nnected off of Roch!'S·. ter s tarter a nd loser Jeff Ba llard , 7-3, In the second ' inning. It was his 22pd homero! theseason,tops In the league . Pawtucket scored Its first .run In the second 'an s ingles by Horn and Pat Dodson and an Infield hit by Danny Shea ffer ~n the first innin g. Ron. Wa s hington and Jackie Gu tie~rez each had two-hi ts for Rochester. Elsew here in the International League. Toledo downed Columbu s 4-2 a nd Syrac use de feated Mai ne 4-l . Tidewate r and Rich· mond had the night oiL At Old Orchard Beach. Ma ine . . Rob Ducey s mac ked ii two-run h omer a nd Joe .Johnson. · s~at ­ tered five hits over e ight innings to lead the Chi efs pa st th e Guides. Duan!' Ward 'pitc hed th e ninth for his firs t save. Mike Maddux s uffered th e Joss. At To ledo, Ohio, Na.te Snell and Kar l Best seattered JO hits a nd Gerald Davis co llected"two hit s a nd the ga m!'-wi nning RBJ to push .the Mud Hens pa st the Clippers. Bil l Fulton took th e loss. Tim Tolm-a n homered fo r Toledo . PIKE - RT. J~ WEST SJI Phone 446-4524 BARGAIN MATINEE SAT/SU N&WED ALL SEATS $1 .75 ADMI SSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.75 ARIIDLD LAST bAY: . I PREOATOR'' __J l :tO &9:15 RATED (R} SC!fljARZENEGG£R 11 lliEtlrJ;mru. \\lllllf:N D"£!J.O;Y~L JACK N IC HOLSO~ P.M. 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C.K .. ................ 000 005 - ~ 56 1 Do n Becke r's roundtripper In the fi rst , a ft er Brya n burst h a d Meigs ca m e back to ta ke the si ngled, had the loca ls up 2 z ip. nightca p 5 to 4 as. it wa s Ed Co llin s was breezi ng along o n Ceredo-Kenova's turn to suffer the mound as he · faced o n ly from misc u!'s. Leadoff batter nineteen batters fn fiv e Inn in gs. Brya n Durst reached on a n error During th at time he had given up at !lrsi. Ed Colli ns laid down a but two safeties while t hree bunt whi c h th e ca tche r mi · bat tPrs reac hed on errors wit l1 no shandled a nd o~er threw first harm done . allowing Durst to sco re . Brian T he s ixt h fram e wa s ~ different Freema n c rossed In the second story. however. a s th ree MPi gs a s he got aboard on an error . misc ues co m bi ned with three adva nced on Field 's sacrifi ce C-K hil s sealed Meigs's fa te. Tom an d rod ~ home on Durst's singl e. Harmon led off with a double and Brtan Bissell doubled in the third too k th ird on a fie lding er-ror. a nd Jeff McE lroy's doubl e plated Ke tchum s ingled him home. him . Scoreless In the fourth , Don Pr<1ter rcach·ed on a fielder' s Becker ope n~ the !J!ih with a cho ice as Ketchum was gunned ieiod ·o!f double. Dave Amburgey dow n at third . Steve Bailey sac rificed a nd Becker scored on doubled . followed by an out., two a passed baiL Mei gs's fi nal run ba ses on eTTors and a double by ca m e In the s ixth as Rob Young Tim Ferguson and C. K tooti the wa s safe on an error, advanced to gam ~ by a 5 to 2 score. second _ on a g rou ndout and Each tea m had s ix hit s. In crossed the pl ate on Ed Collin 's addition to the hit s ment ion ed, si ngle to right ce nt er . Bec ker had anot her s ingle. as did C- K pick ed up three runs In the Todd Casey and Mike Bariru m fou rth on Tony Ramey's sing le. and Ed Colli ns picked up a 1rlp l!'. Ferguson's BOE ,' a passed ba ll Co llin s pitched a n exce ll e nt and · back to back hits by Ma it ga me fanning seve·n in 5 213 Prater a nd Matt Cisco . The n. innings as th e 'Me igs mi sc ues with the bases loaded, Bartrum co ntribut ed to the ·Joss. Dave In relief of Durst struck out. Amburgey camr on to record the Ketc hum to end the Inning . C-K last OUL picked up one more run In the , Batteries : Meigs : Coll ins (5 six th on a BOE. a stolen ba se, 2/ 3-LP I. Ambu rgey (113) . & three passed balls and a-single by Ketchum . Durst workf'd 3 213 Inn ings o n the mound for Me igs a nd wa s · c ha rged with three runs on seven hits. Ba r t rum . who picked up the w in , gave up a run on on e hi1 w hil e fannin g !'ig ht in relief. Batteries: Meigs: Durs t. Bartruro (WP) & J eff Mc Elroy. C-K: T o m T oler ( LP l & Tim Ferguson . Line Score: Meigs ....... ... ..... 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Silllnl'd fr1 'f' ~tJtf'nl Ml~•· " ooda rd IU '1'\to·...,n " ' l111• f'~O·Uio· l 'n""' l t: U :Am Y~ ..o - ,, INTt:K 1'\,\ 'fiU,'I,LU L t:,\til t: 1 \1 ajur l. l'llC II!' alllll:.l l<~ n l'n"' !l lnl l or~I!Jnlt l Rt ( l"ltrd Kid glove treatment _______R_o_be_r_t_w__;agm"---a_n .. Rllll knorf' .a. MIIIIW!IIMA. nl•hl Mllwar.ukN' Ill C'atltorn' .. 11l1ht ft<...ton • I O..ktMid, llilht llo-tr oM 1t1 S.•ll!llll'. nl~tl . Majors :Encouraging note Today _in .history . expected . "l really do n 't know why ! _did It," Bell s;tid later. with a laugh . "It was a spur of the. moment thing ani! I guess some of our p layers were a little upset in a fr>iendly sort of wa y." Perhaps it reiaxed .us all a lillie because we seemed loose when we went back out there." · Rob Murphy, one of five pitchers used by Rose.· gave credit to the hitters who exploded for four r uns In the last of the sixth t.o overcome a 3-0 deficit after Danny Darwin had ·s et down 13 straight Reds and limited Cincinnati to one . hit through first 4 1-3 innings '. Murphy, who struck .out fou r dl!ring a two-innin g stint In th e seventh and e ighth fram es, said : . " We've got somet hin g to prove after losing 14 of 18 to Hous ton last ~ea r a nd ma)(b.e tha ~s why we'"ve t a k ~n nin ~ of the fi rs t 12 fro m them this seaao n. We held Red Wi~gs blanked ·by Pawtucket Teach America first _____ __V_inc_e_nt_C_ar_ro_u Berry's World . play even got under Way bu t the CIY:INNATI tUPI ) ~ What game · wasn't delayed until the started out as a key N·L West fifth Inning ·and then for just 28 battle between the first -place minutes. Still the rain wouldn' t Cincinnati Reds and secondplace Houston Astros developed · go away and there was a 2:21 stoppage In the last oft he seventh Into a 5\7 hour marathon that was ttnit feat ured a steady downpour. · • twice intewupte.Q .b~ r~in . Wed·"We just didn't .c ontrol their • nesday night. . • batters when we had that ·early The game fi na lly ended shortly belore 1 a. m . today with several · lead," said Houston manger Hal Lanier. "It was as simple as hundred raih-soaked fans Jetting that." , · ou t a weary cheer alter the Reds Some comic relief -was proh'a d swept the two-game series vided by Reds third baseman from the As tros to open a 2% gam e lead in the western buddy Bell while the players waited out the ralns,torm. Bell, illv lsto n. Pete Rose s ummed It up after not known as a practical joker, Cincinnati had come from behind ann\)unced a t about 11: 30 p.m. in to defeat the Astros 6-4 when the the Ci nci nnati clubhouse' t hatReds manager called 11 "a -long :'the game has ·lieen called," a nd night , bot not so long when you so me of his teammates hastily win. But a lot longer for the'other · began to remove their uniforms . Trouble was, there actually side ." ''At least we'v e got a little had been no announcement from cushion ," said Rose. "It 'll take the crew of -umpires because..the. thro>e days to knoc k us out of first co ntes t was s till on after a report th at a break In the weather was now .' ' The skies opened up before, a press cottterence onthe tar· : day. Jackson's action s ~ a nd t~ m ac.'' recalled the Rev . Bernard Lee, then a special assistant to ; m edia 's tn sta ~t !Ionizing of him - silll mystify sorriEl,of King's old . King, now an aide to Washington. • mayor Marion Barry. ' 'All of u's · associates after 19 years. He flew were surprised to see him doing a : home to Chicago . within hours press conferen_ee. He had some alter th~ assassi nation . blood on his shirt. saying 'This is "We saw him on TV at th!' Dr. King's blood.' .I personally , - ~ldway Airport In Chicago do tri g did not see him touch Dr. King. " Aother SCLC leader Interv iewed by our reporter Lisa Sylvester was the Rev_. Hosea Will ia m s, now a member of the Atlanta City CounciL "Jesse was talking to the press out In thep rd after weweresure 'Dr. King was absolUte ly dead, " he recalled. "Jesse was talking to the press and showed them the blood on his s hirt , and I know the blood didn't come from Dr. Kin g. I reacted very vio lently ." • Sentinei-Page-3 The Ohio Reds .outlast Astros6-4 in 5 1/2 marathon ' DEVOTED TO THE INTEKES:rs OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . · ~Cb ·.- Pomeroy-M Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO Thi.I'Sday. July 2, 1987 ·washington merry-go-round· Anderson and Spe_ar.:.... The Daily ·Sentinel ti 1 Court Street • Tribe pitching .coach resigns CLEVELAND tUP I J - Jack Aker, the pitchin g coach of the Cleveland Ind ian s since September 1985. Wedn esday wa s reass igned to player .dewelopm ent ari d scouting duties for the remainder of th(' 1987 season . S ieve Comer. the pi tc hing coa c h lor Cleveland affiliate Kinsto n (N .C.) of I!Je Class-A Caro li na League, was named to succeed· Aker. Com er, 33. who pitched in. the major leagues from 1978-84 wilh Texas, Philade lph ia a nd Cleveland, joined t he India ns for Wednes day night' s game with Ca lifornia. "This was out of the'blue," said Comer. " They called me at the ballpa'rk in Kinston at 5:30-ln the afternoon. " I saw this .t eam In spring training; but I don ' t know about the ir finer po nts. I'm going to watch and . listen and, hopef1,1 lly, In a matter o! days or weeks J.'ll be able to help somebody.'' Aker , .who turns .47 on July 13, guided a Cleveland pllctilng staff that helped the team to an 84, 78 record-- In 1986. However, the pitching has. faltered this year and the Indi ans were last In the' American League with a - 5.34 ER-A . 4th .of July Sale FRIDAY & SATURDAY ·o pen .Until 2:00 P.M. July 4th W• Have Changed Wholesalers and Must Make RoQm For New . Merchandise. · . .' (OME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BARGAINS ' Ou.r Loss Is Your Gain! SUZV ZOO -CARDS .................................~.I/2 PRICE MOST DRUGS MARKED DOWN TO WHOLESALE SELECT GIFT ITEMS REDUCED .VILLAGE) CUT RATE 3rd St. 949·2140 Racine Ohio Happening at Nationwi~ Auto Parts Store NOW! Look for our color insert in today's paper packed with dynamite savings. • �. ~"""''"'"--""""-"t''-1'"""'" '"" · Ohio . in.Wiinbledori semis WIMBLEDON, England "Chris has a much better Until Wednesday: Graf had not The Yugoslavian peppered (UP I) - For years. Martina record against me o~ clay. than dropped a set in her Wimbledon Connorswllh25acesW\!(Inesday, Navratilov·a and Chris Evert on grass .and I !eel this should campaign and conceded only 12 but the No. 7 seed proved · provided Of1e of the ' supreme definitely favor me." Navratilgames. But 17-year-old Argen- knockout-out proof. winning the riva lries of tennis . ava, the No: l seed. said. "This ·ls tine Gabriela Sabaiinl, the No. 6 2-hour, 22-mlnute encounter 7-6 . Now, With lrtdications the rl- . my domain, whereas the French seed, .proved a testing opponent, (7-5), 7-5, 6-3 to reach the semis valry·is nearing a close,. the two is Chris's domain." . ·taking the opening set before . for the llth time. ·· meet again today - In the Evert, the' No. 3 seed, enjoyed succumbing ~- 6, 6-l, .6-L · ·connors. champion In 1974 and Wimbledon semifinals, the 73rd her easiest victory Wednesday, "I al.ways have trouble against. 1982, will lace No. 1~ Australian time' they have laced each other. beating No. 8 Wes t- German Gabriela and l don '·t start too . . Pat .Cash, whom he defeated in Navratllova, who ousted Evert Claudia Kohde-Kllsch 6-1, 6-3. well," Gral sa id. · c ·. . • · -' . t~e semis ·of the Queell.'~. Club In the French Open semifinals She survived an altogether dlf· Shriver, who celebrates her tournamerlt two weeks ago. Cas h before losing ro Stef!l Graf, has ferent match Tuesday, a close 25th birthday Saturday, had an scored a 6-3. 7· 5, 6-4 victory over won Wimbledon the past live three-setter with South A!rlca'n even tougher time against No. 4 No. 3 Mats Wilander of Sweden. years. She will equal Helen·Wills Ros Fairbank. Helena Sukova of Czechoslova- · No.2 Ivan Lendl. runner-up to Moody's record of eight Wim"Ever since I've been 30 I ;ve kla. saving a match-point In the Boris Becker last year, plays No. bledon triumphs If she retains the been thinking this could be my 13th game of the final set before 4 Stefan Edberg of Sweden In the · title. · last Wimbledon," said the 32- • winning 4-6; ·7-6 17-1) , 10- 8. other semi. Lendl stopped No.' 9 :'Playing Wimbledon tor lne is year.old Floridian, who won her Shriver, Navratilova's doubles Henri Leconte 7.6 (7-5), 6-3. 7-6 the ultimate,-'' Navratllova said. . first Wimbledon In 1974. "I still partner , has two victories (8-6), -avenging a loss to the · The 30-year-old le!t-hander's think It could be. I hope It Isn't , against Graf but ha s lost to her Frenchman In the semis two aggressive game flourishes on but If it Is, I've hM a good run." . three times .; year ago.~ . -~ grass .' She has conceded only 15 In a symbolic movl' of sorts, ~he !Jlen have a rest day before " II he co niinues to play like games in her five-match marth Navratllova and Evert will be Satur'tlay's semifi na ls. 'And that tod ay, l think he's ready to win to the semis and Wednesday's followed on Centre Coil rt In Is surely welcome for Jimmy his first Wimbledon ," . Leconte 6·2, 6-1 victory over Dianne , tod<!y's other semifinal by Gra!, Connors, · the :!4-year-oid · war- said. "He served lik e crazy and Balestra! of Australia showed the heiress apparent. horse. Playing in hi s 17th Wim - ·he returned unbelievably ." Navratilova at her best. · The 18-year-old West German , bledon, Connors sca rce ly had That will be bad news lor Navratilova leads Evert 38~ 34 undefeated this year. faces No. 5 time to recover from Tuesday· Edberg, who looked vulnerable in their ser ies. Evert has won Pam Shriver. Gral has won six night's five -set marathon against in defeating Anders Jarrvd , his Wimbledon three times but has tournam ents this .season. a win- Sweden's Mikael P cr nfor s before - Davis Cup doubles partner. Ed· lost .five finals against her ning streak of 43 games, Jnclud· facing the bullet s nf Slopodan berg was aided l)y 15 doublcing Wimbledon. longtime adversary. Zivojlnovic . faults and won 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, 6-3. Eisenreic~'s . hit SHRIVER ADVANCES- Number live seed Pam Shriver ol the United States grimaces as s he stretches to r eac h a low b.all from Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia during quarterfinal ac tion in the 19H7!Nimhledon tournament We,:Inesday. (UPI) Mumphrey homer_ _ __ saves the Cubs By ,JOE !LLUZZI UP! Sports Write r Jerry Mumphrey saved Cubs Manage r Gene Michael friim making wha t would hav e brPn a tough derision. Mumphrey bell ed a home run with one out in the ninth inning Wednesda y nig ht to h<'lp Chica go to ~;~1 - 0 victor~~ over thf' Montreal Expos and mak e a winnet' of Greg Maddux . • Maddux . who had not pitched into the ninth inning ali seaso n. hurled a four· hitter for his first complete game. Had MumphrPy not belted his ~ixt h homer of the season. Maddu x mi ght not hav e lasted much longer. "! could have gon<' on much further," sa id Maddux , 21. th e younges t player in thC' Natio na l League. " ! felt fi ne and l wasn ' t tired. Bu t it wor. ldn't have been my decis ion." In s tead . Michael did not haV(• to makP an,\ ' decision anrl Maddux improved to o-7. Mumphre y 's homer spoil ed a 14- strikeout. three-hit performance bv Bob Scbra. i -9. "Both pitchPrs were ou tsta nd ing," Michael said. -"But m y pitcher really impressed m e. Maddux is only 21 and ha s a fin e arm. He is imProving game by ga me. He s till makes mistakes. but lakes the advice of the coaches . They a re trying to hC'Ip him smooth out his pitches. He is s!rong and has a line future ... Maddux a nd Se bra. 25. have rr~: in g been man y ypars, was active in local baseball actlvilles a nd wa s lnstrumen1a·l initiating in the Kyge r Creek tournaments . Mond ay' s sc he dule s hows three ga m es on tap as 1hc . t o win permanent MATHEW BRODERICK IN PROJECT XPG 13 OPENS FRIDAY. JULY 3 --sur IHE GOLDEN CHILD hit a 1\1./ 0-run single 10 cap a th.ree-run six th in ning and Ga r;: Carter be lted a pair or' NAILED AT THE PLATE- George Hendrick of the Callfor~ia An~tels is nailed at the plate on a home r uns to power th e Me ts . . Tuppers Plains Bears meet Syra- cuse Hupbard's Greenh ouse at 6: 15 p.m •. followed bv Harrisonv ille versus Trimbl e American LC'gi on with the Rutland-Racine Red s co nt es t finishing l he evening. Tu es da y's action pits the Tupp~ rs Plains Tigers against the Middleport Fire Department rntry a t 6:30p .m . a nd McArthur Perce ill's ta kE> on Pomeroy Foodla nd in th(' nightca p. Conti nuing on Wednesday , Sa lem Ce nt er, who drew a bye, laces the winner of Monday 's first contest a t 6:30 p.m. and the winners of Monday's final two games meet at 7: 45. 11No, ga mes are scheduled for Thursday starting at. 6: 30 with -the winne rs meeting lor the championship at 7:45 p.m . on Friday, July 10 preceeded by the consolation game at 6:30 p.rn . Trophies wili be awarded to the final lour teams plus lni:lividual trophies to each member of those squads . .Individual trophies will be given for the best offensive and defensive player plus <) most valuable player a ward . 19!7 EIGHTH DIS'!'F. ICT oo:RICIJ:' W:IU~ Truillw.E~"r • : m • .-:. < GBJ~e I LoBer 1 Gaae e • • -• baer ' a.. ,' .toeer 7 . Leeer 2 _1 Les~r ?. : Gue {; J.ooer ) . · Gue' ~:~·~:. '"(vi' Cue 2 I L . Bye J Cue 7 Wt111er ? I 'i1nuer a}. LQcuter '"' Ge.aeb XXX Wlnaer Winer 4 Gue 10 Vtaaer 10 J LOg~~~ .ll\nner . 1 - ,Friday, July 17- j:"() PM- Trau\Veh Field 2 - Frldoy, July 17 - 5!30 PM - Shafer Street Field J- Saturd"l", July Ill- U:OO All- l'raut.ela field 4- Saturdq, July U! - ll :00 ~Shafer Stre~t Ftel4 5- Saturdoj', July 1e- ):bel PI!- Trautwein field 6 - Saturdoyj July lf!- ):00 PM- Sharer Street Field 1 - Sund01, uly 1' • 11:00 All - Trautwe!o 1\eld I - Sundoy, J ult · l' - 11:00 AI! - Shafer Street Field a.., ' - S111doy, July 1'- . ):oo,PI! - Trautwelo Fte!4 • Gue 10- ~ueedq, Ju!J ?I - s::JO PM • Trautveta Fteld ' Gue 11 - Wedne81lay, July 2? • 5:)0 PM - Trautwela ~leld (It needed) ' a... • 11 (I! aeo4etl ' Gue Gue G... Cue Gue Gue Gue Gue .. " t.oer 10 ' ' throw from Cleveland righlli<'lder the third Inning. (UPI) Jim Condf''s Pomeroy ~I team edged the Middleport Fire Department squad, coac h~d by George Hoffman, In a high scorlng).~-15 game In which both teams combined lor a total of 20 hits and 15 errors. Middleport jumped out to. a 6 zip lead In the top of the first. Johnson went four Innings for Middleport, striking out s ix and allowi ng two walks. He was relieved in the filth by B. Newsome who wllfed two and issued seven bases on balls. Middlepor t is at 5 and 4 on th e s<>ason while Pomeroy goes to 9 and l. ";;;;;p;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Pomeroy matched that score In their third and went one up In the jj fourth frame . Middleport plated lour more In their !lith and Pomeroy reciprocated with six In their half of that Inning. Three runs by the Middleport nine saw It tied alter six complete at 13. Then, In the top of the seven I h. a double by J .C. Cremeans, a base on balls and a sa.! ety by K. Simpson gave the visitors a two run margin.' After tieing it on · single by Jim Pullins, a walk to Heath Hudson and a double by J .P. Stanley (who moved to third · on a sacrifice fly.) ·Pomeroy scored the winning tally as J .P . Davis hit In front of the P'late and Stanley was safe at home on a close play. Hltt~rs for Middleport were B. Newsome a triple and 'two singles, K. Simpson a double and two singles, B, Johnson a triple and J.C . Cremeans a double. For Pomeroy, R. Conde, J.P. Stanley and T. Cleland all had doubles and Jim Pullins singled. Information on other hitters was not available. . Jim Pullins worked th~_ flrst six frarnes for Pomeroy, Ianning seven and walking two lor a 6-1 season record. J.P. Stanley came on In the seventh to get the win and Is now 3-0 on the year. B. - " ,. ... • Thursday. July 2. -1987 .. ' Page-S Birchfield·· reunion held ·-The-annual Birchfield reunion .Beat of .the bend : ·Feeling .wild?-- .. By BOB HOEFLICH Senllnel Staff II you've always felt you'd like to adopt a )Vild horse or burro, you'll again have that opportunit y this weekend at the Bob Evans Farm. You. will the chance to adopt from 150 young, health horses. and 75 burros from'the West and the cost · Is $125 lor horses and $75 lor burros. These anima ls are picked up the In West by the Bureau of Land Management and are o!lered to the public. There will be meet logs for prospect lve adopters from R: 30 to 9 a.m . on Friday. Saturday and Sunday and adoptions will be arranged between 8: 30 and ;; p.rn . There will be competitive classes and demons! rat Ions to s how what adopters have done earlier with anima ls they have . sec ured through the progra m . Congrats to Victor E . Gaul, Sr., Washington, C.H., who recently gradua ted · cum laude . from Souther n Stat e Commu nit y College In Hillsboro: Ohio with an associate of arts degree in business admlnislration. Victor Is the so n of Jak e and Mildred Gaul. Flatwoods Road. Pomeroy. and Is now worki:'lg for the State or Ohio in the Departmen! of Rehabilitation and Cor· rections , Columbu s. Victor had his education interrupted a few times. but hun g r ight In there this time to wrap it up. ing ~t udiPs So uth Pa!-l t ~r n on four Ohio projects. Bill hilds , Mldd icp(li·t . gol f profess ional a t the Ja ym ar CoursP, In Pomeroy. will serve as lournamPnl di rect or. Tl ckPts lor the dinner c~ n be s<·curcd !rom Bernarcl Fulll . Pompr·o.v attornC'y . No , Mar)' Ki!)'. · i don ··, th ink vou'll ha\'£' to worrv abou l lh(· ;.ain hu r ting thp rhuba r·b. l do think you're ~o lng to ha"c to cry 10 bring on the rain · though . Mcanlimt•. cvNyonC' etsr. . k<'CP sm il ing . Chatter Club meeting conducted isa belle Couch wa s welcomed as a ne-w mt:.•mber ·whC'n the Chatter Club m et r~en th' at the horne of Ruth Young In Rutland . Mindy Young and Ma ry MyNs a nd Infan t son. Chrlstophrc. wl'r<• guests. Dues wNr coile<'ted and the next merting . date was c hangC'd to .July 23. Plans were rnade lor ha vi ng dinn'er aboard the Becky Thatcher In Mar ie tta on July 10. 6:30 p.m . .Hostess gilts were presC'nled to 1~as . n~fd at the Harmon Park 'Youth Cen ter building in Point Pleasant Sunday with a luncheon NAPA Auto Parts, Walnut St. , Middleport; . G&J Auto Parts, Second St., Pomeroy; Ashland Station, Mulberry Ave., Pome-' roy: Wllliarn Matlack. Ed and Carol Kennedy, Jim a nd Barbara f'ry, Winding Trail Garden Club, Bill and Carrie Kennedy . Delbert and Barbara Murray, and Central Trust Co~through the Henry_ Swift Fund. You ma y have ,noticed the Thi r t,e en more Individuals , bu large list of grads recently !rom s inesses and organizations have Hocking Tec hnica l College. Ne l· mad<> contributions to lhC' i\meri· so nville. Weti - add one more. cana project or the Meigs Coun ty She is Krista Eason, Pomeroy, Fair Board . ornltted from Ihe orginai list. Th<' board has movl'd a n old smoke hous e and a his torical log And- thl'annuai Sou theastern ca bin Into permanent positio ns on the Rock Springs Fair- Ohio Regional Coundi summer meet lng and golf tournament ha s grounds. Chinking - quito C'X · been set lor T hursday , .Julv 16. al pensive - is thl' problem now the Falrgrrens Couiu ry Club in a nd the board has opened up a Jackson County. Pr~ s ldcnt Bob public ca mpaign lo r contribuEvans announcC's . tions to thr project. Warren Smith, dir ector of thr Th<'names of contributors' wtil . Ohio Depurtm nt of Tran spor ta · h<' published in The Dall y Srnlion . will spf'Q k . at a dinner tinel and thosr givi n ~ $100 o r meeti ng which foll ows th<' tou rm or t' "'Ill hnv(' thf'llr naml's nament. H<' ' ll upd ate members Inscribed on a piaqur to be pia red a.bout hlg hwa'y lnitia ti v~s hilling lfil the ca bin. upon the begi nning . of engineertha t thP big push ls on sma 11 contributors a nd a big ·rol<' on t hC' part or the public so that P<'OPic will feel a pa n or th e p~ojcct. If . : you'd like to he lp .. send your donations to the Meigs Count y ~·air Board. P .O. Box 227, Pomt'· roy, or t9,Murlcl Bradford . board secret a~ · . 44060 Sunny Hollow Road . COQI ill<·. Ohio 4572-'l. ThE' !alPs con tribut ors includ<' Quaker Stale· St•rvlce -Sta tion. E . Main St., Pomeroy : MGM Farm ·city. Inc.. Pomero)·; ~ay's Exxon. Wes t Main, P om eroy; Thr Racine ail -day Fourth of .July celebration wlli get underway with a parade at 10 a . m . and conclude with a nrl-works dis· play at 10 p.m . . At the !)rehouse followin g the parade a c hick en barbeque will be held and there will be games a nd concessions operating all day . Highlight of the evening aclivltles will be "Celebra tion II" to be staged at 8 p .m . In the Mrs. Young and a nni vNsary gi lt s were gi\'<'n to Llndi! Gheen an.d Donn!I.,Fry fi'Om th C'Ir seCrN pa is . Refreshm ents were S('rved and ga mes played with prizes going to ' Brenda Bolin. Donna Fry, Janice Fetty, a nd Delores Whit lock. Door prizes went to Dorothy Roarh and Lynn MrKin nry . .Janice Frtty and Isabelle Couch will br hos tes'l;cs for the next meeting. at noon. VARIETV SHOW - Dancing, singing, comedy and · the sounds of a live bahd ...... lt's all In "Cele bration II" to be presented al S p.m .Saturday iii the Southern .runior High School Auditorium. llruce Wolfe, center front, Is the director, and ·Ann Layne and Alana Butler, assistant directors . o! the varlety .showwhlch Is sponsored by the Racine Volunteer Fire Deparlmmt and its Auxiliary. Some of the performers Southern Junior High Srhool auditorium undci· the direction of Bruer Wolle. An n Layne and Alana Butler are ass istant dt'rector s of the variety show which will feature dancing, si nging, comedy and a live band. The celebratlori is spo nsored l)y the Racine Volunteer Fire Department and the Women's Auxiliary with cooperatio n from communit y e nt er tain ers.- are left to right, front, Jody Cummins and Melissa Layne; secohd row, Lee and Ann Layne; third, Trlsh Mulherin, .Jeff Sharp, and 1\nnet1 c Cardone: fourth row, Loretta Smith, Virginia H~ndricks, Vanessa Young·, Aland. Butler, Sandra Patter!iion, Barbara Lane , a.nd Jean , John son. and back, .John Holman . The celebration will get underway with a parade al 10 a.m. and conclude with a fireworks display at 10 p.m. NOW OPEN Five Points Express GENERAL ELECTRIC NORELCO FLASH BAR II TO FLASHES ADJUSTABLE TRIPLEHEADER Mid~leport S39 99 . $150 .RECHARGEABLE ' 2 LITER COKE 99< FUTURO AJHLE·TIC SUPPLIES & SUPPORTS VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT 992-6669 w •WLNE FOI YOU~ CONVENIENCE • •GROCERY ITEMS •BEER •PICNIC SUPPLIES •VCR TAPES· <c~nd pins were THE GLASSifiE~. Ph. :992-2156 REGISTRATION FORM F·OR BICENTENNIAL QUILT SHOW Categories: (please check I 0 Patchwork 0 Pointed 0 Appliqued 0 Knotted Entered for Judging: YoL ...... . Addreu ....... . ...... .. .. .... .. .... ........ . .. , ..... ... . . . ... -· · Telephone No ... .. . . . .... .. . .. ... , ... ............ . •...... .. Mail to Meigs County Musaum, P.O. Bo. 145, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ,...., RUPTURE-EASER hle•letl \us~ ·: A. . 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Our Big July Dollar Days Sale Is Now Going On DON'T MISS OUT ON THESE BUYS HERE ARE SUMMER THINGS YOU CAN GET AT BARGAIN PRICES! Vinyl Lawn Chairs ................................. $,600 No ...... Name1.•.... .. ..• ,.,.,, .• ,,., , ... •... • . .... , . , . , .•. , .. , • . ' Have AHappf Holl••v Weeked, Patches Garden· Club meets 09·. . •DRIVE THRU Ho.rpital attxiliary conduct.r meeting Quilt show _planned FIVE POINTS HOURS: 7:30 A.M.· I A.M. MON.-SAT. Stock Up for Your Fourth of July Party Needs Attending wer·e Effie Roach, Danny, .Jun ior. Frances Luckeydoc, Tom and Phylils Roach . E leanor, Michael. and J.immy Elliott. Johnnie and Sue Rey nold s, Mae and Willard Luckey doc, Point Pleas ant ; Alva and Velma Luckeydoo, New Haven. "w. V'a .; Ca li Bia nk cns ip, Proc-~ torville ; Everett , Charlott e . Mi: chael Gran t, Racine ; Eugene, Becky. Randy Birchfield, Ru - . tland; William and Hattie Dud· ding, Logan. W. V a. ; Sammy, .sandy , Noel , Nicole . and Jul[a Birchfield. Pedro; Jim , Jea n. Jimmy and Dann y Smilh. Lo:t l McCoon. Cha r le ston. W. Va .; Tim Knotts. Pom eroy. Pr izes we re aw ardPd to Willia m Duddin~. the old est man, E leanor Elliott.· ihe old es t woma n; Danny Luck eydoo , the youngest boy; G;J ii Blankenship, the you ngest girl; and Hattie and William Duddin g. th ose traveling the farth es t. awarded in recognition of srrvice at th e recent mc~ting of the WomC'n's Auxiliary of Veter ans Memorial Hospita l held at the Civ ic beautification projects Race Street offi ces of the Depan- by thC' cl ub fo r' pa rticipat.Jon in hospitaL Recei v in g 5.000 year pins were wcrr dlsc ussed at th r rec0 nt men1 of Human Services were the Christ ma s flower show. th e Ma rv Rumfi~td and Jestie meeting of th<' Middl e port discussed and Mrs . Dana Kossi n- r·egional flow er show . .a nd the Molden. · Mildr ed Withee reGardC'n Club held at th e hom r of . grr a nd her committee will check Meigs Count y Fair flower show. ce ived a :l,OIJO hour pin; Mary Mrs . Pau·l Nease. on what needs to be done. Nelli e Zlrki<' had th e program· belle Frcc kcr , Mildred Fry . and Mr·s . Dorothy ' Rolle r repor ted For roil call members des - on judgin g of arra ngment s. She Clara Du rst rec e ived 2.00t) hour on plant lngs a t the Legion Park cribed arra ngements which they not ed that ·the OAGC Handbook pins; and Ma ry Durs t, a 1,000 next to the pos l o!!lee whic h ar e had brought . Current officers for Gardc n"Ciubs and the Exhibi· in need of a tt ention . ThC' club were retained for a noth er yC'ar tors and Judges Ha ndbook s ;;re hour p)n. . Other rreC'ei ving pins we re dec ided to co .. act Albert Roush. and arrangement s made to storf' the source of informatio n for Helen Hi l~. Sara h Cullums. Bon a mC'mbeJ' of the FecnCy ·B<'nnett the c lub sc rapbooks at the judges. nie Conde and Betty Te mplel'on. Post 128. regarding the poss ib li ty Presbyteria n Ch urch . Mrs . SibShe talkC'd about .t he qualifica - 500 hour pins; Bett v Imboden. or assisting with the wo r k. ley Slack was welcomed as a new tions of a judge <Jn d thf' requirC'· Bell y Say re. Ma r y Dimond. and It was also noted that thf' c.l ub member. merit for co mpleting traini ng at a. Marga r et McDaniel , 100 . hour has bee n ask<>d to d9 plantings at Cer ti'ticatcs of award from.thP judge's school and pa ss ing a n pins .. Jo hn Houck and Margaret th« David Diles Pa r k now under Ohio Associ<rtion of Garden Club s e;<~::~m in atio n . as well a s lhe McD aniel rec eived 50 hour dcv~~opment. Plantings at the WC'rc displa yed . They wen:~ won a bilit y to demonstrate as cw patches . arra ri gcr. and knowing hortric_u.lCarrie Kenn ed y · ope ned . th e t'ure a nd <J r t is t ic Msign . Sh~ sard . meet ing wi1h tl) 0 · Auxi1iary that "judge must be impa rtial in pra~er. Plans were made to hrr commen t S. giving award s, m.akP bil)s for the pa lte nt s in th e p. m . and Bunny Kuhi , local and have• confidC'nCC' in h0r Four categories of quilts. C'xt<•nd C'd ca re fac ilit y. and July qulltC'I' and in structor. will beth <· ab ili ty to judge. patchwork. painted, appllqu ed. 28 wa s se t fo r the members to go judge. Firs! place winner s in and knotted. arc Included in the to R;n·enswood for lunch. Meig s Bicentennial Celebra- each of the lour categories will tion' s quilt show to bC' s taged on ·r~ceivc blue ribbons . the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. A " best trophy will be presented when the judging July ll . resu lt s are annou ced at 4 p. m . · The s how will be held in the Qu llt s to be judged are to be ju nlor fair bu llding and qull ts can regis tered before ~uly 10 at the bC' entered c ifh<'r for j udging and display . or just di splay. Ail are to Meigs Cou nt y Museum and en fry . ~;;;;~··;;::;::;::;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; forms may be mailed t)le re. Box 1 b<.> taken to the building a t 9 a.m. liS. Quil.ts to be displayed but not · on the celebration dai C' and judged. may be brought to thC' remai n In plare until 5 p.m . when junior fair building on the da y of at·tivifles co nclud e . Th(' judging will tJkc place at 1 the ce!Pbration. NOW ' IMPROVED! INSTANT PULLSTRAP ADJUSTMENT- NO LACES IT. 7 . The Daily Sentinel . . By The 6ei1d Racine july 4th celebration .set Summer league .results a '111nur 1 Gue 1 Loser 4 1'1nner ! I Bye Meigs (f) 5 " · Wtlht.o•· Loser 1 . vinced he would neve~ · play Yankees 6, Blue ,Jays I "It was a big enough win lor major league baseball again. At Toronto. Wayne Tolleson me." Elsenrelch said . " You Eisenreich. though. disco- cou ldn 't hOpe lor a nymore th;r n . si ngled In Ciaudeil Washington vered his problem cou ld be kept ihat." from third base to s park a liveunder control with proper medi run 12t h inning. tha t carried New "You huve 10 glv(' i! 10 El .sy ." cation a nd set out to make a GardnC'r said . " It may ha vr bN'n York . comeback. Claimed by the Roy - a gamble. but I haci to gi ve thr 8rcwt>rs 13. Tigers 2 als on waivers last year. he . guy somr t imr. I 1 was a gnod wa y At Mtlwauk('f',. Bill Wegm a n turned in a n Impressive s pring to win.· · hurled an eight -hiller and rh e training a nd opened th e season at Brewers poundrd out a seasonEven Twin 's pitCher Fr.;1nk Memphis. HC' was leading thr Viola wa s proud ot hi. fo rmer high 18 hits In crushlnR DNroit. Southern League in batting when tea mmat e . Angels 10. Indians 5 he was called up on June 17. At Clrv('land. Doug DeCinc('s "We battled, " \'iota S·a id . "I 'm He had managed only one hit in glad F.lsy go t thr hit. Hr 's had rout· RBI nnd Devon Whit e 12 at -bat s prior to getting the call battled . loo " scor·rd four runs. ii(ting th e !rom Royals ' manager Billy Angels. El sl'whvre, Nrw York downc•d Gardner to hit for Angel Salazar Toronto 6· 1. Milwauk<'<' pound••d . 1\'hltr So~ 5. Athlcllcs J In the ninth . At C h lcu~o . Grl'~ Wa lker 's . Detroit. J:t_t Bos ton !)('at Rult l· Eisenrekh hit a '2-2 pitch off m orr 6·2. Call.fornl a dumP<'d TWo-run · ho mPr wi th two outs In Keith Alberton . 4-3. jus t short of Cicv,rlan d . lllo , C' hlc;rgo tOJ)PC'd thr IOrh Inning gaY(' thr Whitt' the left cent er field wall to score Oakland >-3 and Tex a s d rented Sox ·a swwp of their three- gamf' Buddy Bla ncala na' !rom first &>attic 7-:1: S(•rlrs. base with the winning run . Ran~(•r s 7, ~l11rlnrrs :1 At Mllngton. Texas . Pete O'Brit>n 's two-run Homer In the third Inning s par ked thr Rangers . \ Howrvcr, •.thP board s1n' :-oses Bill Hubbard Memorial tourney starts July 6 lly Jim Soulsby Pla y in the Tenth Annual Bill Hub.bard Me m or i a l Little League Tournament will get underw ay July 6 at Syracus(' Munici pal Park with eleven teams competing. Spo nsored by the Syracuse Fire Depart ment , · the tourn a ment Is .he ld as a tribute to Mr. Hubbard wh o. fo r gives Kansas ·. City win · spot s in th<> sta rting rotation. · "That's the bes t game he has given \I s in the two years he has been here ... Montreal Manager Bur k Rodgers sa id ofSe bra . " He rea lly gets that bali to move arou n.d th<' plate. He is so awesome. l think th at both of th<> pitchers looked like Dwight Good<'n tonig ht " In other games. San Diego blanked Los Ange les 4·0. New York dow ned .St. Louis 9-6, Atlanta topped San Francisco 8:l. Philadelph ia pounded Pitt s burgh ll-4 and Cincinn ati defeated Hou s ton 6-i. Padres 4, Dodgers 0 At Los Angeles. Kevi n Mit c he ll drove in thr{'e runs with a palro f homers to suppor t Eric Show 's fo ur -hitter. ., Mel• 9, Ca rdinals 6 · At Nt'w York. pinch hiller Le n o~·kstra ·.. ,-~ ' "" u"'""""""" ··~·-··' • ~artina, · .E yert Qy FRED McMANE UPJ Assistant Sports Editor Jim Eisenreieh vindicated himself against the tearn that believed he could not handle pressure sit uations. ' EisenrC'Ich. who has been out of profession al baseball the past two years because of a nervous disorder. delivered a pinch slnglr in the clutch Wednesday night to lift the Kansas City Royals to a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota 11Nins. • The 11Nins gave up pn Eisenreich alter discoveri ng his nervous disorder mad·e It difficult for him to perform under pres . surr. Instead of diagnosing his illness correctly a nd treating it. 11Nins doctors lnsiste,d Eisen reich's problem was psyc hologi cal and the.' ciub became con- .. 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Plates ............:............ ..$200 • OPEN 9-5 DAILY CLOSED JULY 4th & SUNDAYS Ralls Ben Franklin MIDDLEPORT �Thursday, July 2, 1987 Paga 8-The Daily Sentinel Plans for an open house at the new American Legion hall on Mill Street in -Middleport to be held Saturday were discussed when the Auxiilary of Feeney Bennett Post 128 met recently It was noted that the new stove and dishes are to be delivered this week The auxiliary voted to purchase a new freezer and dishwasher Arrangements were made for cookies and punch to be served at the open house Saturday Jean Gilmore presided at the meeting with Kathryn Metzger gi111ng the prayer, and Trlsha 'l:dblas leading tn the pledge The unit voted to send $25 to the VPterans Administration Hospi nursing home parties It was tal In Chillicothe for the July 18 agreed that the Aux iliary will , birthday part y It was noted that prepare a dinne r for the firemen 75membershavepaldthe lrdues and emergency squad members Senior dues are $7 with junior on Aug 1 In observance of the dues being $4 this year They are 50th birthday of the organization to be sent to Mrs Albert Roush Jean Gilmore and Carol Ba ke r secretary P e rsGnal contact col r e ported on the Slimmer conven lection dates will be announced tion held at Crooksville Mary later _ Moose, ,J unction City was Reported lll were Martha Fox elected new Eighth District Edith Spencer Raymond Jus president !Ice, and Marte Thomas The Department convention will be death of Raymond Baker was held In Toldeo July 10 12 A noted and it wa s reported that dinner was held prior to the food and flowers had been sent to meeting The door prize brought J he family by Mrs Baker was won by Etta Reports we re m a de on the Wlil Roughts have bi.rthday events _Wildwood Garden Club has meeting program on rosE'S how fo--aas, hvbrld tl'a grandfflora old select thl' plants and tPchniques fashioned shrub roses tree for producing beauttful blooms roses and climbing roses was featured at lhl' recent After thl' flowl'r has bloomed, meptlng of Wildwood Garden she said the plant should be Club hPid at the home of JanPt tnmml'd back to the five leaf Theiss sPctton Bugs and Insects are Marcia Arnold had thl' pro- always a problem on roses shp gram with Evplyn Hollon rpad said noting that sprays are lng a history of the rose Mrs needed for control In the fall Arnold suggl'sted careful selec you shOUii:l hill up around the lion of rosp plants and emphas rosPs ovpr thl' bud union fo r lzl'd purchasing from a rPputable winter protectiOn company then followmg the Vlrgmla Will was co hostess dlrctlons on thl' tag for planting for the meetmg w1th Debbie Ball She listed thl' various types giving dPvotlons ShP r ead Fa avatlab!p miniatures florabun Family medictne: Mr and Mrs Ger ald Rought thers are Wonderful People-' and God Is Listening Betty Mtl hoan had a report on the flowpr of the month the rasP noting that the word means love Plans were flnaltzed for a trip to BIPnnerhass et I sland The nominating committee gave a report wtth current officers be lng retalnl'd for anothpr year ThP yearbook comntee r e ported that the new program books are completed Th e July ptcnlc was planned for July 22 at the Shriner' s Park In Ra cine Refres hml'nts were se rved l :jll Lincoln Hill Road Pomeroy entertained with a fa mily part y Thursda y tn observan ce of thl' fir st birthday of their grandson Gerald Ba rnett a nd the 26th birthda y o f their daught er Ke llte' Snid e r A deco r ated hPa r t s ha ped Ice cream c ake was sened to the honor ed guests Mr a nd Mt s WPsley Barnett and son J R Mr and Mrs Charles Mtllet a nd daught ers Jessica a nd Ashl ey M r and Mrs Ra nda ll Snid er a nd chltdrPn J ason a nd Bl and\ a nd Mrs La nm Jenkins na rc iSS i sm and thought to be directly linked to obesity Diabetes and bone and jomt problems also affect over wPight chiidrPn Question Won t my son shpd h1s baby fat as he gpts older• Answer 'Fat kids ' often become ovPrwelght adults be causp of the eating patterns esta bltshed durm g c hildhood If they don t suffer from diabetes h1gh blood pressurE' and bon!' problems durmg c htldhood over weight chtldren usuall y develop t hese dlfflcultiPs In adulthood Children who watch television frequentl y ar<:> m o re likely to be obese The average Am erican child watches 24 hours of IPievl slon a week -as much t lme as he spends In school q Instead of burning off calories c hlldrPn tend to consume high fat foods while they watch TV Commerctals for them associate fatty foods with obesity becausE' thl' actors a r l' thin and good looking Question How ca n I help my son Improve hi s dll'f? Answer S!'ttlng a good e xa m pie 1s the best wa y to teac h your c hild solrnd eatin g ha b its Eat fewer high fa t high su ga r food s and try subs titutin g fres h frui t Quirks in the news _ _ _ _-::--_ _ _...__ By United Press International A camel flight of fancy GRANO RAPIDS M1ch iUPil - ResldPnts nPar thl' John Ball Park Zoo dldn t have to "alk a m1le for a camel Roxanne a 4 year old 800 pound dromed<try brokp 1ts tl'ther and loped through yards and streets on the city s nPar northwest s1de Tuesday night Zoo officials said the animal apparently had been startled by a squtrrel or chipmunk Lisa Kolker was driving home shortly after 5 p m Tuesday when she came across the beast morP than 6 fpet tall, strolling In thl' middle of a busy thorough fare She first thought It was a horse unttl shP realizl'd thl' animal had a hump · It was the funmest thing I ever saw, sa1d KolkPr 26 Thl' camel s handler JOP Mal chow 17 suddenly appeared He jumped on thl' hood of Kolker s vehlcll' and shouted Follow that camel They ga ve chase Zoo workl'rs and pollcp cor nered RoxannE' In a fpnced In yard ThP camel was tranqu1 llzed. loadl'd Into a horsE' trailer and returned to thl' zoo Zoo dlri'Ctor John LPwls said Roxanne had a spotll'ss rPCord l:!etore her escape Chicken thief Is pardoned MADISON Wls iUPII -Albert AIPxandPr who lived wnh thP Stigma of betng a CODVICTI'd fel on more than 40 years has had his c nmmal record expunged Hi s cnme• S!i'almg tw o Chickens Gov "!'om my Thomps on stgned A!Pxandl'r s pardon Tuesday af ter rect?ivmg a unanrmous re commendation It om the Pardon Advisory Board The board said the facts compel the strongPst rPcommendatlon for cleanng Alexande r's name AlexandPr wa s 21 In 1943 whPn he served a year m pnson for s tealmg two chtckens fr om a ni'Ig hbor s farm In what he dPscrlbed as a prank Alexande r rPCel ved a phone call Tuesday from Thompson He said II ne\Pr should have bePn a felony Alpxandpr said E vl'rvbody told mP It shouldn I have been a felony In hiS Jette to thl' Pardon Board Alexander satd he applied for a paPdon becausE' hi' wanted to run for town off1ce A con vtcted felon cannot hold public OffiCI' Alexandpr sa1d he one!' sprved on the Kings ton town board but rPsignl'd wh en his crlmmal r e cord came to hght More than 30 peoplE' wrote thP Pardon Board In support of the name of the1r 1own thr colA Will ~A a n dflr a c J o~s a c hec kerboard fi eld a nd th~ c h1p' will fa ll where th e~ m a y It s a s tla tghi!OI " a'd wm of ga mblin g club s ecr et a!\ Ml c har! Pohf ko said Wed nesdu \ fh t> fi e ld IS dl\ ld ed In to 10 fool square sections that ar(• sold 10 landowne r s fo1 $1110 doha t lons towa rd wor ld " ide po lio £'ra dl ca 1o Ftre works Cit\ U S A Steve and Lmda G ra v voted Tu esday mornin g s pending the lion e ffo r t s rest of the day In s us pe nse The ou ne r oft he sec t ton " hN e awaiting the el ectton outcome t he ft r s t c htp falls ge ts $1 000 In Ste\1' Gral joked WPdn esd ay cas h wtth th e seco nd c hip br tng We werp o n pins am:l nee lng $;;()() I he third a Sid£' o f beef di es he sa1d a nd th e fourth a dtnner fo r fo ur Linda Gray 1s rna; or of tho o It s the klhd o f cont es t \ ou acre Incorporated muntclpa ln y C.t n t be accusPd of tiggt ng Sa id set betwre n Oklahoma Cltv a nd Pollfko a Woodb1 1dgc d e nt iSt Mus tang Hl'r hu s band Is the cit y Cow c h ips ar c kind o f n ea l clerk dogcat c hl'r and la w compa c t li tt le to ke ns so to Pnlorce r spea k ThPY also opPrat e the onl y He sa1d a ll hut !0 oft he 100 pl ots mdustry - a g iant re tail h re ha\ P bee n sold works stand owned by William Before J r nnt fet moseys ac ross Man!Py who bought thl' town for the pa s t o1 a l ga m e boa rd on $245 000 last Dl'cember Manley • JndPpe nde nce Da v s he " il l tx:o also owns OK Fireworks Corp g iven a good meal The election results were cause Shes go mg to tx:o fed a s pec ml for ceiebratton St evP Gray d1et concoct ed b\ a loca l ' e te l l said We II probably holler and narlan th a t ~< ti l guara nt ee a good s hoot off !1re v.orks supply o f c htps sa1d P o l1fko Cow ochips will fall where they No t e ve r ) one Is ha ppv w ith th e may WOODBRIDGE Va new f und ra1s mg schem e ho\\ 1UP! ) The Prm ce Wilham ever Thr re of th e Ro tal l Clu b s County Rotary Club thtnks liS 46 members qult over co nce r ns Fourth of July Cow Chip Btngo about ga mbling the <a le of bee r game cannot be r igged J e nmfe r and lta blh ty tf the co-. tn j ures somt:.One Senior·citizens recreating historican march By ANORA VAKIN HAMILTON Mass tUP[) -A group of sPnlor cltizl'ns wlllllJakl' h1stor~ rPpeat Itself when thpy reenact a 650-mlle trl'k from Hamilton to Manetta Ohio - a march to commemorate ' the signing of thl' Northwest Ordl nance m 1787 SOme 15 men planned lo set out today to repPat the governmPnt sponsored walk they began In 1937 to commemorate the !50th anniversary of the signing of thl' ordinancE', which opened the Northwpst Territorii's to sPttlers Thl' 1937 walk rl' enacted thl' trip of the 4R plonPPrs who settled th£' Northwest TPrrttoril's what Is now Michigan Illinois Indiana Ohto Wiscons in and Mtnnesota- aft e r the ordinance was signed The lmportancp of the walk mainly 1s to Impress upon people of the Umted St,ates the 1mpor tancP of thl' ordinance and thl' Importance of these lf•rs!l 48 p•onl'!'rs In setthng thl' rPst of the U S Many people have nPver heard of thl' Northwpst Ordt nance said Eleanor McKey prpsldent of the Hamilton Hlstor leal Society co ordnltatlor of the e vent We hope hlstoncal sociPites a ll ovpr Phe United Stales w1ll cell'brate July 13 as OrdinancE' Da y s he added The NorthwPst wntten by BeverlY ye r Nathan Dane, wa s amPnded bv Manasseh CutiPr, the n pas tor of the Firs t Congregattonal Church m Hamtlton, to Include provisions for thp pncourage ment of public education and Ihe prohibition of s l<lvPry In the Northwest Territorii'S Cutler was Instrumental In getting the Continental Congress to pass the ml'asure Mc Key said Cutle r added th ree ' e r y 1m port a nt provls ton s no s lav e • y la nd s e t as1de for suppor l of religion a nd educat ion a nd e n couragem e nt of e du catiOn satd Mc Kpe So Mic higan Indi an a Wi s con s m Ohio lllmois a nd pa rt of Minnesota all became norther n stat es If they s a ll bee n s la\ e states w e might not have a Unton today she said _ HYPNOSIS Lonnte W, Moore H T MEMBER OF NATIO~Al SOCI£lV OF HYPN OTH£A APtS 1S LOSE WEIGHT FOREVER 6 p.m. $45.00 loae 10, 20. 30 or more lbt You decide I STOP SMOKING 8 p.m. cote Morongthetllloofthe -•k and tho nome of the !;:'!'!,"~,c:'~~,t;.';.;:~:;~:r~7 Public Notice " ttchcs tnci ud tng hc1 d,tU !'[h ll'l l?c nnv 23 a n(\ sa id tl m a kes WI! Chl s look stu p id Its a bad pOl tra\a l of our psyc h ic PUBLIC NOTICE IMMEDIATELY S petdY~ n gon Is do mg bencfn co ncc t l lot a day he co uld not a u thOillf' a n ar re:;t wat 1 a ni for t hr- Jun f' 19 tn c tdPnl beca u "(' the ma n m adP no t hr C'a t tur nrd O\ t r no note h Jt.f no w c d p o n und did not ~uv ht w a,. r ubb !n g 1hr t) Onk Desc• lbed b\ ~Iter as a nc tghbo t hood p 1nhn ndtr r 1he m an mt' r el} \'- al k cd up to 1 t<:ll c t i:ll the' F'u st of =\ m r t tCln b t~w< h ba nk 1n La nswg and us krd fo 1 :;o ce nts ro1 a bcY· r T he lell er ~ ho s ud s he tho ught th e ma n s mu mblmg sounded ltk <' gt vc mone1 e mpti ed d1 awc1 po ll re s lid m fl hr t \ ou r ras h Lena K NesMiro•d Ctertt t7i 2 9 16 Jtc 1 hC' m3n " ho \~ u s not ld nn fi ('(i b\ poi1C! '"" dlscove1ed 1 \\('('k '-' hC'n h(l ~A as t rac kNl Card of Thanks do~< n th1oug h d r su tptl ons g iven I)\ b.tnk cmpiO\ ('('S P a ller s aid hC' prombNI 10 . . orne hov. t etu rn t hr 1 «¥1- e'rn thoug h he h as 11 1 e 1d \ s p P n l rt tThr IMn ki CO Midets lh£• lnudt nl rr,o ivt d s•ld rl rs t of Amer\C'.J bra nch m an ag er P ut Klctn "ho rrfu sro to cn mm Pnl HEART FELT THANKS The fam1ly pf AHTel:l "Putt lyons Wtshes lo Ill press thetr stnce~e thanks to the Ractne EmeriJIIICY $quad lor bononnc tilt late Alfred lyons with a monu 1111111 dedicltiOII Sttnda, filly 24 Our special thinks to Teresa Johnson chaw man orpnizer of the fund tlriYe and to MfYOOe PI' ttcipatm& m the event and ospoc1111y lo lhe many people who donated tn any way towards this project of the on th( f dtP of the l fl l lcr EAStERN HILl FAIRIC SHOP j\nnirmlrf Sale- J•lf I ·2·1 2 $ 0 /o OFf ON All POPliN liNIN DAN RIVII llltPII & PlAID\ emelaency squad (ahco Prints 1 Shtrt Kn1t li:tWe t.m._.h s1 91 yd J1 19 rd so• teo. Thank You Emma Harry Sr Jack. Sr Manlyn and Henry On 11 Rt 7- S mtit north of Chflttr PHONE . . 5·3•o• OPEN 10 5 Tun Wed Fr 11 fi Thurt 10 2 S•1 Clo1ed Sund 6 Mond " 2 NOW IN PROGRESS I thank God for lhose many In , Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Pamttrtg FREE ESTIMATES - The Racme Emer1ency Squad would ltke to thank everyone who donatlll to the Alfted Pull lyons lhmortal Fund We would also ltke to thank ovory ont who ume to tht dtdt CIT IOn of the Walter Cle land Memonal Butldin~ and t~o Alftod Pull lyons Memorial Anyone who d1d not 1et 1 chance to como to the dtdluhon strvicos are lnvttod to como to the Racine £mer 11ncy Squad Buddm11nd seo tho memonol A111n thanks to evety· one lor maktn& 11 posstblo for us to honor these two men hom our communlty TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trenchmg of Any Ty pe Barlhoe Se rv tce PlumbmK Se rv1ce lic ensed & Bonded WILLIAMS Phone B1lls Here IUIINI\1 PHONE 16141 992 6550 mtDINCE PHONE 16141992 7754 CARPENTER SERVICE .,d AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Addon t and re mode lmg Aooft ng 11n!l guu er wo rk Con cret e w o rk Plumb ng e lect ncel "' V. 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VINYl & ALUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roof1ng of all Type• Worked In home area Day CUSTOM1UILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAl FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 6 2 87 t mo NO An nou nee 111 en ts or N1ght SUNDAY CALLS 3 Announcements 41686tln C•platn 0 1 All You Can Eat F1sh Dmner Sund.y July 5tfl 1 1 30 4 00 •t the Southern Htgh S clmol Cafetana Racme Spon sored by 1fle Soutflern Band Adv•nce t1ckats for •OBS' 13 through adults $4 25 under 13 $2 60 These hchta may ba obtamad from any b~d member or at the H1gh School Off1ce T1 cket1 at doer 14 60 Rnd $2 75 •viNYl SIDING I •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. 20 years Now Homes luilt Free Est1mates Free Esttmates EUGENE LONG CALl Ph. 1614) 843-542S 522172mopd J&L BLOWN INSULATION BISSELL "BUILDERS •Washers •D•.shwashers PARTS and SERVICE 5 13 2 mo 6 17 tic At Reasonable Prtcos •Refrtgerators •Dryers •Freezers n PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 985-3561 •Ranges Rt 4 Hysoll Run Rood Pomeroy Oh to 45769 PH (614) 992 2834 01 992 6704 - Free Esttmotes Also Trltltllliuio~ CUSTOM BUlL T !tOMES & GARAGES All M••u TRENCHING SERVICE Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh1o KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Happy Ads C!.lstom Weldmg We Carrv F 1 ~mg Supplie s Roger Hysell Goroge (free Esttmat es ) BlrtUav TIIIII 42 2 871fn Pay Your Cable 8o W O' k Happy 29th 949·2263 or 949·2168 ol iltln 7~ 4 or 949-2801 Appo11 6 acres hay you c ut & remove Neat' Rodney Call 614 446 2046 No Sunday Calls 3 II tin But 11om I cant help but J t11r 1 d1d not want to face the focts That some day you d be aone You n bett11 off thn say But I w1sh I had you lor eust ono more day 1know you 11 not here to tell thiS to But 11om I roally miSS you Just to hold you m my arms once more To tell you !love you as I • d1d before To walk wllh you and see you I !lowers To setand talk and pass the BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT WE WILL BE CLOSED JULY 4th e AHappy Holiday hours To 11! a btto and sip some SALE PRICES THRU Y, JULY 3' ' And I d have toao - ttscot hna late you see II seems like only yosterdly Those thmp we d1d end say 11om t1me has aone so last I cannot bolleve a year has pest tea IN MIDDLEPORT 1n memo• y of our mother. Mary "Kirr' Nesselroad, who No pre·~llt111Uon requJred passed away (501) 453·2334 ' July 2. 1986 George, Ellen and Jan grandchildren and great·arandchlldren Wanted To' Buy for late model cle an c•r• J1m M1nk Chev Olda In c Btll Gena John ton 614 448 3872 TOP CASH petd fOJ 83 model and mrwar u•ed cars Smttt'l Buick POnt•ac 1911 Eastern Ave Galhpoh• Call 614 448 U1ed Mobtle Homes Call 614 446 0176 Buymg chuly gold 1 lver com1 rmg s jewelry sterling ware old coma l•rg• cunency Top pn ce1 Ed Burkeh Barber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport Oh 614 992 3478 QUILTS paid for collector antique or pre 1960 qutlta P•eced or •PPIIque Any cond1tlon H1gher pnce1 pa1d for unusual patterns Call Marc at 614 992 2101 days or 1 692 2481 ever;ungs or weekends c..h Wanted to buy standing ttmber Call AI Tromm II 614 742 2328 Servi~e~ 11 Help Wanted Rep1 Needed for bu11nns ae counta Full t1me $80 000 taO 000 p•rt ttme $12 000 e18 000 No 1ellmg repeat bus1ness Set your own hours Tra1n1ng prov1ded Call 1 612 938 6870 M F Sam to Spm {Central Standard T1me) Telephone Svrve'!' to m11ke ap J!Ointmentl 9 to 12 AM 6 to 9 PM IJI3 60 / hour plus bonusas Call614 446 3615 Instructor need ed by state beeuty college tmmed••teopen mg Day evenmg full part t1me Cal1614 867 8512 Start your own bus ne.u l Be come • Watktnl de•ler Full or part ttme opportumttes av•1la ble Call 614 992 7683 for more mformahon W•nted Retatl Hudware Clerk Send Resume to Box 466 Galllpohs Oh 1o 45631 Available pos•t•on •n the chal lengmg career of correctional merhcme Chlfhcotha. Correc t•onallnstltute 1s seek•no a State of OhiO L censed Phy&ICIBn for primary care at our 3 000 bed facll1ty Th11 pos1t1Dn w1ll f II the dut1es of our lnstitutton Med1cal Director Calf 6,14 773 2616 E111t 201 or 220 Part t1me employment for Re1 tau rant Bookkeeping po t ton Hours BAM till nGon Mon thru Sat Must have Blllpllr~ence Wllh accounts rece vabl e • ccaun'ts payable payroll S. daly ac c ountmg procedures Send re 1ume 10 The Down Under Rutaurant 300 Second Avenue Galltpol1 Oh1o 46831 Attention Pat11H•wk NoPttone Calls Please Nurs ng Home POSITION Full 11me Co•o,d;n·tor of the NtHsmg Home Tra nHig C e nt er {Two apphcants ma.., be they can pmv de a 8QU1Yalent} riiiPOilllble for Nursing a fourteen county area of South•••• Oh1o RESPDNSJBILIT1ES Tha CDOr d1nator develops Implements and evaluate• the msarv1ce progr•ms and work shopt for NurSing Homes and other pro v1ders of servtces to older Oh1o1n1 wf11ch •re pres..,ted by the NHATC or Area Agency on Ag1ng m Sou1Maast Ohto QUAL IFICATIONS R N requ1red BSN preferred The candidate should have nuntng home IIIIP• rlenee or exper enee work1ng With the eldllfly Teacfung exp• nence ore•per1ence m mserv•ce tram ng 11 d111rable Prtor exp• nance m superv11non 1s d1111rable SALARY Negot1able depand '"II upon quahflcatmns Send resume 10 Area Agency on Agmg 0 strtct 7 Inc P 0 Box 978 RGC R10 Grande OH 46674 Deadline July 8 1987 An Equal Opportunity/ Aff1rma ttve Act on Employer ' You'tte Co1111 1 Mull go twa dumped k1tten s white/ yellow grey lt•Ped Call 614 446 4636 Lo1tg Wav 1 female kltttn long h•tt tabb, '111r Frle .. t ~--tl Call•fler 6 814 446 7137 NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL Real Estate General Good tlome tor small female dog 1 / 2 Pomeran1an 1 / 2 temer long tlalf 6 months Call 614 446 3639 RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES All WORK GUARANTEEb HOMES FOR SALE Part Gre•t Dane pup• to giVe away Cah 614 742 3118 12 wk old Germ•n Shepherd m1xed puppy to give away to good home Call 614 843 ~276 BELL CONSTRUCTION •loco ted on Gtnerol Hartinger Parkway General Controctors RACINE, OHIO 949·2748 2 puppln p•rt Shepherd dog. 304 678 3826 tn Mtddleport neor the pool. •locattd • Liver Br n•ny Good Grouse dog Owner no longer hunll 814 9B5 3979 3 k1tten1 liner bolt trained. r - - - - - - - - - ' : " " . . . . . 1 - - ' - - - - - - - - - f l 3 0 4 675 6141 afler 3 OQ pm tn L01111 lot- tom neor Curt11 Hoi· low entrance to Ferk • tel Run. 6 well! old half German Sh• pherd pupp11ts to good tlome. 304 8787e ComputeriZed Heanng Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds • lnterpretmg Setveces ~ FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL Kltt8111 to give away call 304 675 204t LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 2 kinen• Call 304 67& 8877 :J: Licensed Chmcal Aud1Qiog1st ! FARMERS BANK 992·2136 6 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Galltpolts, Ohto 45631 lost and Found a loll Femtle yeHow white cat • khten Tahn from Prieltt, home th1t bumed It •nv lnfor matlon piNII call 814 448 2171 ,, • 18 Wanted to Do Help Wanted Now hlr~"t lPN11nd ANa Must pollen 1trong leadership •k•ll• Experi.nce 1n long term c •r• preferred Ple1se Call Four W~nda Nurlinu F•c•ht•• J•ck son OH 614 2811 75151 for 1omeone hu1t worthy to do aome of you r hou1e work? M1ve reference Don t keep putllng ft off Julf: c all mil evemngs 814 '46 7861 day l 266 1131 RN full t1me poa1t1on •vallable Apply at P1nec reat Can Center 666 Jack1on P1ke Mo n Fr1 84 VETERANS Earn ea Ira money 1n 'th.e Army Nat10n11 Gutrd 304 676 39tii0 or 1 800-842 3619 BIG SAlE Avon ladtts need orders call for book or order 304-882 20189 TEll YOUR FR IENDS MlT Certtfied or ehg•ble for part t1me evemng• pos1t10n Mond.W thru FrtdiV Contact Personnltl Dept Plea~ent V•11ey Hosptal Valley Onve Pt PI WV 26660 AAE EEOE REPS NEEDED for busmau aecounts Full T1me $60 000 esa ooo Part T•mv.. eu ooo e18 000 NoSelhnl) repeatbu• 1ne11 Set your own houn Tra.nmg provided Call 1 612 938 6870 M F Bam to !pm (Central St•ndard Ttme) 12 Situattons Wanted Brenda takes care of elderty peopl e m her home 10 yrs exp81'111nce lovmg care Call 614 992 6940 Exper~enced lady will do baby stttmg n my home Monday tluu Fndl!'r' Call 304 773 6740 after 4 30 SeptiC tank pump ng ra!ldent~af :!lBO per load Ron EvansEnterpnses Jackso n Oh1o Call 614 286 5930 Jim s odd Jobs pa ntmg dr VA way reseal ng carpenter work & roof rapmr tree s & hedges eaperenced Call 614 379 2416 J1m 1 odd Jobs p•1nt ng dnve way raseahng carpenter work & root rep1ur trees 6 hedges eJCpenanced Ph 614 379 2416 Housekeepmg Call between 12 & 4 614 388 9725 Gallipolis & Vecmsty 5 m les out 218 Ch1idrens & aduH c lothmg July 1 2&3 9 6 30 3 Fam1.., Yard 5•1• July 2 & 3 Route 775 Children s clothes bed couch & ch•lr freezer Garage Sale Down from Add a v1Ueschool onAdd1sonAd Ktng S•ze waterbed stereo 'ystem furnitura car 1973 Dodge Dart clothes much more July 1235 96 Yard Sale 1 13 Fourth Ave Thurs 9 5 Baby cl othes cloth.es mag wheels & 11res M11c: item• Commun1ty yard s•te-mov1ng sale 2 3 4th 9 6 7 m1les west of Che1h1re 7 mtles eut of Portet on AI 554 Mens womens cloth1ng Large women• ttUs Baby ch1ldr•n• clothmg dressmg tabla baby bad (all exfetlent cond) Cur t•m• •ntlquel btcycle turntture mov1e proJector home mtertor wtc:ker f11hmg gear & much more '(ard Sale Wednesday &o dav 120 S1 ~ St 9 5 Th~trs July 2 4 1109 Sunset Dr 3 f•m1ly children• clothaa golf clubs IBM typawnter barga1ns July 1 2 3 4 677 J•ckson P1ke 9AM 9PM Eleetr~c range cflest ol drawers pollee s.unner lawn mowers Avon dac•nters full bolted 2 mtlel p.. t Holzer Yard Sale 1n Poner East on 554 2nd 3rd & 4th of July Zelll1h stereo furniture d1atie1 2 kmg atze qu1lta couch 6 eh••r Electric drop m r•ngew1th hood green Alf cond1t1oner Jars & bottln Ylli'd S•le Frtday July 3rd 9 1 571 Jay Dnve Clean clothes freezer 10 speed b1ke1 rock1ng chaff Rodney V1ll1ge II Carpenter~ Cake p•n• el<;. curtams home mt••or llfge ladtes 11zes every thmgl 9 1 Fnday 3rd JTPA OTP If you w•nt tramtng m the followlng areas THE OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM i1 who y6u need Tra1n1ng potttiont w•ll be avalle ble 1n Llbr•rv work Outreach work. W•ahouse along whh tha opportunity to IChle\11 your bED If you are lnternted you mutt be batwe.,.. 22 affil 155 yean old a rnldent ol M••on County bring the following lnformat10n for eliglblltfy certlf1 cadon Drfvert llcanae rent rece1pt or utlllt't billa. to prove residence Birth c.rtlficetion 10c1• security or voter• rtogltter atlon Proof of the amount ot t1mdy 1 Income for the palt 6 montM ch•ck 1tube •nd •n't tvpe of public IISistance or unemployment benef111 you art r1ceivlng .Jf you .,. tl~ndi ceppld provide prpof of ldentlfi cation for h•ndlc1p stttua all mil• born 1fler .Jtn 1 1 9&0 mu1t hw• e aelectlve draft numbtr Contact the Employ m.nt SeourHy Office at 22& 8bcth8t PolntPI.... ntorptlone 304 171 2770 by July lth An EEO Emp10'f'er labor odd 10b1 1tc lor rriln wage New Htvtn M••on. let.,_ We11 Columb•• Point Ple•am •re• Pho he 304 773 _. 541 0 or wtlte C•rlot M•ttirl + Box 36 8 West Columbia ..._.W. Vo lllwn mowers repa~r odd JOblr lawn CUJ;1J'1g 304 676 1663 · Financ ial 21 Bu~1ness Opportumty .•' • I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH .. JriG. <;0 racommandJ. tl'l•.t:;ou_ do bu1inn1 With people you knew •nd NOT to 1end mohey' through the mail until you hfWt mve1t1g1ted the oH•mg 23 Professional Serv•ces Wash• and dryer and r•nge senm:e All makes and mod~l• 30 ye•n experten ce Reasona ble rates Call Che1h1re 814• 367 0322 NOTICE Muston s Walding end Fabnc•t1on serv1ng your area We weld enythmg from cast •~on to alumn Serv1ce hetonn truckmg or 1ndiv1du•ls If you need 1ornath1ng built or .J8PIIfed 1 please elllt614 682 7122 & eommencal HIRING! Government robs your are• S1 6 000 S68 000 Call soz 838 8885 1449 LAB TECH .. Jackson Gener•l Hasp R ply W v... a..eceptmg•pphc::auona for a full t1ma med1csl Lab TechniCI•n quahf•ed appheent wtll have a 2 or 4 year degree 1n Medtc•l Technology and a current ASCP Reg11try Hoap1tal offer~ e~tcel lant salary and beneftts for more mform•tlon can Parton net D•r• cotr 304 372 2731 or apply at Ho•p•t•l bu11iness Gff1ce C•n do light hiUhng end roofm~ Reason•bl' rlh!ls M•r l on Sn1der ~14 949 2629 Rea l Estale 5 fam1ly v•rd ••le Thur1 & Frt July 2nd & 3rd 2 mtle out 141 lane res•dence E•• Will teach to tw1m 1 L1f1 Gultfllt (WSit 2 yra expet'lence Ohio Stne 1 yr Cttv pool Calt 614 448 9307 lllur• Amsbary 18 Wanted to Do Make new friends Makemo"ey S1gn up now C•ll 614 446 8915 To g1ve away Alaskan Mala mut• M•le 4 ye•rs CockBr spa mel 11h yean old FemaleIPaded H•ve papers on batll Call614 448 7718 ytlfS shed 9 Hometu1 fnendly caliCO cat Needs home Good mouser Call 614 U6 2316 had to G1veaway PH. 949-2B60 1 look bock at the ttmes we 20°/o 50°/o Off in Women's Dept. 2 0°/o and Up Off in Men's Dept. 304 773 11 7 Look1n~ NEW- REPAIR '· HUDNALL PlUMBING & HEATING I ~~~~::•~;3·..~;~ Employmeul SALES & SERVICE YOUNG'S rnq In Memonam Summer Clearance Sale ON THE PLEASE lf2 5 ROOFING 1386trc dece••ec:S Robert E Rue• Probale .Judge HOLIDAY INN GAWPOLIS, OH. i Coughenour FENCE COMPANY GUYSVILLE, OHIO Far111 EquipMent Parts & Service cutor of the II tate of Jamea 3 Announcements A Howard L. Wfitesel lowboy Haulmg Sepl lt Syslems We Carry Concrele Culverts Dealer Kart Road Columbus Ohto fete of S1lem Townsh•p Meiga Countl' OhiO ACCENT I b8 North Sttond Moddleport Ohto 45760 f(lrm Equ1pment CERAMIC BISQUE 7 21 GINIUI C!I~[T~_A,c:JOil 6 2 87 I mo U S RT SO EAST •uthortted John DHn Now Holtond Bush Hog and PRICE Month of JulY. 985-4141 PH. 992-2772 (, BOGGS 43229 wat apP.t)lnted E•• TUESDAY, JULY 7th For more Information Cllll ACCI!PT!D NO l11 • GO' 01 ft ~ !1 1' II PLASTIC CRAFT On June 29 1987 In the Me~• County Probata Court Con No 26558 Jtcky Coughenour 5988 REFERENCES Phone Day or Everungs I J I[ P.~.J1' ,,'rrt: f .J ,, N. 2nd AYE. MJDDLEPOU, OH. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of FIDUCIARY •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •R EMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POlE BUilDINGS •InsulatiOn •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Repla\;ement W1ndows •New Roofmg ("u :tf£.;:1- D'lBBLE SHOP Public Notice CHESTEI, DHIO J<D,-( I SALES & SERVICE ltc MARCUM CONTRACTING PH. 742-2027 PIJill( INYITED cen1ed In Oh1o and Weat V1rg R•ck Pe•r•on Aucttoneer 11 n•• Rul Estate .1n1lque farm Bl•tn used from house roofs Will pick up C•ll 304 372 4099 J&L BLOWN INSULATION ~ou Public Sale & Auction 2282 e 29 1 mo RESIDE NT Al CO MMER CIAl 1& Mom 1t s betn J yur Jnd I m so Sid $45.00 a cassette I ape to play tor remforcem ent 17 1 2 949·2969 ~ FREE ESTIMATES Middleport Ohto 1 13 tic Racme Ohio 4&n1 PARTS· SERVICE All M k Repairs on a es Transaxle Repatrs located Halfway Botwoen Rt 7 and lashan HRS 12 00 6 00 Monday Saturday CLOSEO SUNDAY Call 614-446-3028 Lei Us fence 992 2196 approved SANDBLASTING RISIDINTtAl COMMIRCJAI INDUSTRIAl 1I( C1101 To "rtu per 1lo•1 1 Sod•loollot MASONRY IIITOUTtON, SWIM POOlS STill IARNS fARMING IQUtPMINT HOUSES STOll FRONTS ETC wm• Guoronleed JAMES KEESEE REliABLE 8 20 86 tin RADIATOR SERVICE Paul S Moore Clerk Sutton Township Panhandler strikes gold o unt \ Assis t 1n 1 P1 o s ec u tor Sa m Sm ith smd \\ r li nP!', CHElTEI OHIO 45720 615B71mo 1987 ... ln gh dm • SMALl ENGINE CENTER ' fR££ ESTIMATES 614-843-5248 lntpectlon at the home of rotk n r oll...tncl dl~o't n d outupo~J ft\1 ~ t g nt lthu t c du la lt O n ls tmport tn t o;;; 1\ !<. 1£ rut !-U ngf't Kt 'm ( rumn \ t Jt m1 P \lhflntoturlftnt ~o, rrPdr oppmgo u, o f t.,.l"'hool•crnss rh r co ur11 n th u•t' p 11tlluhJ1 t('t' n ti"Ht~ In South C:.~ro lm fl don t r' ( n ha' t .1 s t hool '-' tll( h blo'' ~ tn\ mmd \\ P "unt to p l ('(l ~f' o ur suppor 1 Tn thf'rlt (.J L\1Ps t:s Prm u~!'oo n lltut \~ tlO .. ( ~Orn('lt m t" u n I CJ,!JI bi tl intor an d nwrrlul hJppuH~' mr brg !O Jltt s 1n B r lia ln.._ cP!( bJ t!Pd h f'r !hl h bltthda\ qu\(tl\ \\rrtn <""!-.d a\ S ht kf' pl thf' cit \ fl ('(' o f ptlbltl rnj;: l ~f"nH n h ,.. h~l 1 hl'r h u'> bt.~ nd Print t 1 Churlr:oo ~ wa~ louring co m munlt\ rrrqJlO\ m( nl p t OJ crs In ... d"' I onclon HrP Jl r~ ~ 1f' guiJ J 1\ r c hlr < a m ph£ II Ob\ lou ~ I\ IS i( fl ltlg bPitr' J Mt I hi~ I UMf 11 h{'(lr l III '"ICk t:W"'( ;tU (' hf.'s nOT Jctn,g t:~llth• \ p r C'll\ nur'C'' "'"'"' ,, '-J)Ok t..~m.(l m a n Jl l hC L J I1 1\rl.~ ll\ of Jr nnPso.;u H o~ p )lll m Kn o:nllh Ca mpbr•ll also l f'f'< tllh rtc('tHd a grt \H il l llf' r f1om P tP:-.Id f' nl llf'a Rjm f M I h~ ll rl' of P rforming 1\ rh n Ml tm l B~ac h ~' l ,t " he • c luku f•lt. t ... on put on h1 ~ \atul\ ~ h a ~ 11M ~ bu r ( nd n lt'd In hono1 ol t h< Gil' " O n ~ I hi' 1h£'"'" "ht r h '' locat ro on J orklr f. IPason Dri\P Is du(l to und(lr,£.:0 tC'OO\ 1110 11!>. a nd a stu ru c of G l('> 1:-.on 'ou ld br p~ t 1 of t hl v.t.) l'k one Mobtle servtce RUSONABl£ PAINTING & VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Electrontc Organs Professional Paul Moore Rac1ne c lerk after July 8 FREE ESTIMATES TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service GOLF LESSONS '8 00 !'jEW OR IPS '3 00 TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES JOHN TEAFOID PAT HILL FORD the anfl J.R.'s REPAIRS ~ held July 15 t987 •t 00 p m at the home of th e 11 • 5 5 17 3 mo Syracun Munlelpal Build 1nv Tht townlhln hudot~t for 1988 w•U be O.Prtn fo r pubUc comment The Budget H.. rlng wdl The budget K B Owner/Mechantc THE KOUNTRY CLUB JNIII be available for pubhc abou t 9 100 proplr to r ~~~( mnn r ' for co nsu U { lion of a nr " ll ood ou ff Ht gh S<hool lie " "nt to (!Nnon-tt li e the po"e' of thl~ hn J6''1' FIll DIRT Ohio ROt dC'S II O\('d b \ ,10 ~u::,Q n f lit JIll \) I hr A ug 14 ~hm\ Jt ( If msonlf nt\f'~Sll\ 1~ f'x pr Clc d to d ra w PH. 949·27 56 TOP SOIL We can repatr and re core radtators and heater cores We can also actd bot I and rod out radtators We also repatr Gas Tanks 7 Clerk (All makes & models) GRAVEL - SAND l)e for rdu r ation b\ p u~ rt n g on d 1\ oodt llfl S f high school that w~s LA I"S INL Mlrh t UP II - A p anh1n di C' t '~AhO a~;.ked jt ba n k tc-IIH f01 'lQ cen ts fDI a b('fll b u t \\ as~l\f•n $ 1 :lOOb~ lh('c-mp lo\C"C' "ho tho ught h,. rnu m bl i'd gJ\ cmt\ vour monrv wt ll not b£> Cfh trgf'd \-~ ith I ( tJmp Off I< J lb. s~1 v b<'C :JU s( )1ro cllcl not lOmmll • Sutlon Township Trutteea lt~o. pdTl Truck auto & h ea v Y e QUip m en 1 repatrs and welding 992-3410 ll MESTON E will mMt July 8 1987 in the As fot Nic ho lson who uS< s h is hOI nv li lli e d ev il c ha r m on co st a r s C ht r Sus.m S.lr a ndo n Uld i\11c hcllt Pft iffcr Cabo t ~ hudde J f'd H v. oul d l <~ k f' mo1r t hun m r~g 1 C' to gf'l mC' t o kiS!'l h1m His h an d o m 1kPs. h1m look l1kf'~l s umo\\ H'Stlrr m d h£> has t h(' stom ac h to match S( HOOL 10 liE BUlL I ON IWll\ f hP 1 oc k ba nd REO EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Will HAUL JUST CALLI B•d• w111 be publicly opened and read aloud at 12 00 Noon E11tern Day hght Sav1ng1 Ttme on Jllly 10 1987mtheotftceofthe Board of Educetion the Southern local Board of Eductuon reaerves the nght to refute any and all bidS Oenme H111 Treuurer Sout~ern Loctl Board of Edvut1on Ractn• Otuo 161 1 8 25 171 2 9 41c w ent to src rhl"' ftlm \1. \th th i PI? ot h("ii avowed A v. arC'nes.s Business Services DENNY CONGO of new heater md modern"• ration of the IXIIIing warm llr heatmg and ventilating avatem In the present Atc•ne Jumor H1gh School Aacme Me1g1 County Oh10 aH tn accordance With sp8(•tlca lions on ftle 11 the ott•ce of th1 Tre11urer of 1a1d Bo•rd of - The tr~~;.~~~~~;;:~rr~~;~~;;;:;:,TI==~~iirii-r==;lr= WELLMAN'S 1~~~;~~=~ the Boord of Educotoon Southern - col School 0 ,0 troct Post '"Otfoce Box 176 fhcone Me•9• County Ohoo 45771 by Oennoo Holl Treasurer for tt\e Board ot Educotton of the Southern Local School Dootroct unul u 00 Noon Eastern Oov hght Sovongo Tlme on July 10 19B7 for thoinmllotoon E'"'" On!J 1 clall nHdodt 80'0 to tO% oucc:ess• NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES Cost above tn cludes '£.--.& actress Ohro ' TO BIDDERS LEGAL NOTICE Sealed propo. .la '" duph a b \h!IC'S a nd VE'get a bl es as s nac ks AvOid rewardin g chtldre n w1th food espPclall y s wpet s Al so refrai n from us in g food as 8 puni s hm e nt of bribe Try to avoid bl' llttl lng or teasmg your ove rweight c hild Be enco urag ing Re m e m bl'r t ha t pa rt o f the tende ncy tow ard obi'Slty could have been lnh e nt ed from you If you rE' won led a bout yoUI c hild s WPig ht or ea tmg hab its ta lk with your pPd ia tr lc tan or fa mil y d octor It s muc h cas te r to p re•cnt o beslt\ du r ing c hil d hood th an to t r e at 11 d urin g ad ulthood Ale xa nder City name change means fin~ work• FIR E WORK S CITY U S A Okla t UPI I - All thl' r e gtster ed vot ers 10 Ca nad1an C1ty - both o f th e m - \ Otl'd unammously thiS " eek to c ha nge F1shc1 sa \s Debr a WJn f2;('J Is ~h e bes t 1987 Public Not•c• hl't age a nd sugges ts her fo t t hP job JACK S NO SOl')" OF A WITCH Not only does w itc h Lauri e Cabot o f Sale m Ma ss not !tke J uc k Nichols on s nc~< m01 le T he Wl tc hps of tck s he says he has a lo usv bod y Her m a tn object ion to th e him " tha t t ea l "It c hes don I pr actice bl ack m agi c bu l lllS ICd d usc t hclt po w('I for th e good Cabot 54 co founde t of th e Wt lc hes Leagu e lot Pu blic Obesity in children increasing By Edward Schreck, D 0 Assistant Professor of Family Medicine Ohio University Collere of Osteopathic Medicine Question My 11 year old son Is extremely ovPrWPight How com mon Is this problem among children• Answer Over thl' past 20 years, th<' frPquency of obesity In chlldrPn ages 6 to 11 has a t least doubled 'Youngsters arP not only hPav IPr thesP days thl'y rP also expertpncmg more probl<>ms as soclated with obesity For exam piP hypertenston ts on the nse Thursday, United Press Inte rnational EVADER FOR VETS Peter Fonda once was ta ken into c ustody for d ra ft evas ion but now he s hPip lng to organizE' thl' Fourth of J uly Welcom e Hom e' concert fo r VI e tna m veteran s In Was hin g to n , Fond a says he ac ~u a lly was a nxious to get his draft card but dldn t realize the lmphcat tons ' I went form~ d ra ft card whe n I was 18 so I could dr ink beer " he sat d It dldn t <'\I'D occ ur to m e that I mi ght be as ked to go The limP 10 go came wne n hi' w;>s workin g In Londo n a nd three sergeant s a nd 8 lieutenant from NA TO forces s howl'd U1J to arres l him lor d raft eva s ion They were gomg to put m e 10 ja il a nd charge m e a $10 000 !me for draft ev aSion Fond a r ecalls F onda had the m e n call their supe n ors to wor k out the p roblem a nd It was a rra nged lor h1m to s ig n up when he retur ned to the sta tes Dur in g 10duc tton t hey fo u nd tha t I was In compa tibl e with ar m y life he sa id CARRIE'S LIFE IS AN OPE!I( BOOK 1 hi' m ai n c harac te r In t he novel P ost ea • ds from th e E dge souJldS a 11\111' Ilk!' thl' book s a uth01 ac tress Carrie Fts her The book s Suza nn e Va le 1< a n " ct ress who e nd s up In a' dru g r e ha bilita ti on center and F ts he r say s s he s pe nt 37 d ay s a nd th ree hout s a nd two mmu tes 10 a cl tntc ge lttng 0 1 e r het a bu se of Pe r cod a n a nd LSD a ft e1 the brea ku p of he1 man1 ag e to Paul Simon Th e Situa tion \\a S so dra m a tt c that It wa s diffi c ult not to use 11 m the ooo k F ts he r says tn G la m ou1 magazine My life Is ltke tha t I m a l-. al s say mg Good a necdot e bad r ~a ll t } Mike Nic hols Is lnt e• estcd In dlt ectl ng a mo' lc veiS ion of Post ca r ds bu t F ts her does n 1 " a n1 th e lead 1ole 1 ve a h eady pl ayed Suza n ne s he s a vs It would be the hetg ht of GERALD BARNETT • A in the news---. ~ --'People Auxilid,ry makes_ plans for open house l G•rege Sale Thun Frt Sat Rein or Shine 9 / 10 m1ln Kemper Hollow Road HUGE YARD SAlE July 4th and 5th 9 tdl6 8ed1 etta n coflee 1nd end tabln hv1ng room SUite 26 color tv on 1tand book e&~ae old 18Cretery Iampi 7 piece d1nette set wardrobn 1111 of dtthes slhletware kit ctlen gadget• red Avon dmner 1at caat ~ron 1k1lhrt:s •nd etc glassware ptcture• fr•mes ba11me1s 1troll• books puz rle1 what nots toys some clothes tool• l•wn mowers rototlller Too many other items 1111d collecttbln 10 Ill\ Come brow~& enjoy P•ul Denney 1 corner 1564 and B1dwall Rodney Road 1n Bidwell Oh10 31 Homes for Sale New 4BR 2 bath Clark Dr :!152 000 Newl'l remodled Hs 2BR $22 000 1n Add1son Cell 446 8898 .-For Sale or lease•• 4 BA 2 bath full ba1ement wttll aboveground pool & Xl deck on 1 / 2 acra aero as from Addav1lle gr&da school Fm•ncmg avalla ble w1th sm•ll down PIYffia('t Pnced thouund1 below ap ·;·'·"··:---· Call 8etz 919 3 v- lam1ly Em•aon Johnson res1denca Portland Ofl1o July 1st 2nd 3rd 10 00 1 clothing (all stze•l toys lamps etc Ftrlt 11me evar Sand• Hawley rasu11111ce Forest Run Rd 2 m1ln !rom At 7 9 00 3 00 Fnday July 3rd 3 f•mlly long St Rutl•nd Jufy 2nd and 3rd 9 00 4 00 4 f•mlly July 111 2nd •nd Jrd 253 South f1hh St Mldd,lepoart Gas furn•ce charcoal gull large women clothmg boy clothes !12 14) Many more •terns too numerou1 to ment1o~ 9 00 1 810 South Second M1ddlepon July 1 4 lots of m11c FrldiV July 3 9 5 BehmdSummerfi.elds Aettaurant In Cheltar Clothe• mfant gtriS10' 1 2 month• Boya &IIIII 6 B m1sc mens and womens clothn Shoes tnf•nt seat toys ffiiK July 2 •nd 3 9 001111 d•rk Twm stroller dreumg table 2 car seats toys 2 electrtc motors , and mora Maa Drenner rn1 dence on Un1on Terrace Follow s1gns 614 992 2803 Mormng Star Subd1v1stdn County Ad 30 July 2 end 3 Stone t•r& m11e lools hou•eflold 1tems and clothing 61 4 949 2537 Thursday and Fnd•'t July 2 and 3 9 4 Antique buflet b1cycle bean bags good br1nds chtlct rena clothes boys and Ultls ~ toy• m1sc 1tem• 1 mile oh fletwoods R d Greg Ba1ley Clean lld1es clothn 10 20 also mens Furntture apph•nce' beddmg drapes tools c.nn"'• Jars walk..- crutchet uri&. m1sc Roger Spencer Rt '33 i July 3 4 Across from Hubbard • G teen hou1e m Syracu1e Frtdrt Jyly 3 9 00 4 00 Ran' or shme Boys clothing s1ze 6 10., lad•nJeans s1ze 7 1 1 Kn1ckknac::kt eurta1ns household Items 198Q Kaw111k1 LTO 440 July ltd at 133 Bulternut Po meroy Record cabtnet uP holstery tools bookl cucular saw Jeans alectncal suppltes much more FrdayJuly3 9 4 690Laure1St M ddleport July 3rd 1 dey only Ram Or sh na 8 5 Ba s de FlPe House II'\ Cflester Clothes stereo and 11and t ras car•m•cs camar• cauene player clock rad1q more 5 fam tv yard ule Fndey July 3 t.:aurel Chtf bah1nd M•ch aels All, s1zes Ae~n cancels Pt Pleasant & Vicinity y.,d Sale Near Holiday Inn watch for signt 8 1 Tuesday July 7th Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity At the jum:t•on of fU 7 and Forrnt Run Rd large selection and ltrge 11ze1 9 00 4 00 Juty 123 Huge 'tlrd •al• July 1sJ thru 4ttl Wed S.t 9 till dark w..,da Powell• lith Sl R•cine 3 f•mity July 2nd 3rd 4ttl l•ehan Rd in front of l••h~ Flr1 Dept Big Y1rd Sale 102 ' Mason July 2 3 9 00 1 L~1{ijiQ cfl1ldrens cloth1ng ste,eo m11c Mav1ng 5•1• July 1 15 thing goes TV tool box ture 2212 Madison Ave 2311 l1ncoln ood• 1f rain 00 5 00 Julv Fri l l . �.. Page-8-The Daily Sentinel •• 31 51 lov&ly new 3 BR home bUth this spring 2 car garage. ntca area. Cley & etty schools, 6 m•lea grom Galltpolis Olive St , Gallipolia NEW· 6 pc wood group- $399 Living room suites - 8199 - $699 Bunk beds whfa bedding-, $199 , Full size matt{MS & foundation stutinjl · $99 . Re c liner~ starting- t99 · USED- Beds. dressers. bedroom Sult&l, 8199 - 8299 O eaks, wrtnger waaher, 11 complete line of uaed furniture NEW- Western boots - S30 Workboou t18 & up (Steel & aoft toej . C1'1111614-446 -3169 Will considtf 2 BR , 1 0 yr , mint condition. beautiful locltton, Near Northu p Priced nght or will trade. Call 61 4-256 ·6200. . 46 ' Neil Ave Reduced to $10,000. Call614- 367 0426 . For ule by owner 2 .story house tn Middleport overlooking park 30 yr. guarnteed vinvle siding. • W· w carpet, 1 V:t bath, unique CountY Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances and TV sets Open SAM to &PM Man thru Sat 614-446 -1699, 627 3rd Ave Galltpolis, OH woodwork . 614·992-5126 Hou1e in vtllage of Chester, Ohio. Bargatn at $24,900. CofT)e see! Call614·985-3571 Government Homes for $1 .00 (U Repair\ Buy Dtrect! Repos and Tax Delinquent Properties ,Get the fa cts to_!lay! Call (refundable) 1 - 518-459· 3646 Ext H13860 24 Hrs 3 bedroo m Storm windows. carpeting, garag e and storage building Must sell See Fred Wt lliamson or call 61;4 -742 2490 6 'oom houae. Rose Hill. Pom .. rov. Oh 1 3 acres $17.000 AI 72 5 OOp ~~~~~~~~~~:::-r;~:::;~~~~;::::::~ lots & Acreage 44 Apartment I 35 for Rent m 3 bedroo ms, 1 bath. li\ling room , dunng room. kttchen and den. FuH basement wrth fuel 011 or wood burning furnace. carport. out-budd1ng, trailer hook-up, 1% acre $25.000 Will constder land contract at 9 percent Call 614· 742 -2832 evemngs after 5 00 45 acres more or less Bud Chattin Road. city watl'llr, pl'll'lled road. S26,000 00 304-776 - 3579 9 acres. ntce water, 6 mrlas from locka & dam Vary pnvate Several house sites 304-576- 2998 41 Houses for Rent on Grant St Newly remodeled large lot, clou to school 1nd churches Pr~ced reasonable Ca ll 614 -992 7244 Nicely furntshed small house. Adults only Raierancas required Off street parking Ph By OwnM · PriCe reduced 3 br. 1 'h baths, dining, recreatiOn room, 2 car garage ~04 - 675 - 11 2 Bedroom br1ck below Swan Creek den. full basement. a1r cond1tromng, fuel o1l heat. 1 car garage 8250 / mo. 21 2 to 3 Bedroom apartment in town. ut1htias pa1d 83501. 3] 3 Bed· room. lull basement, Spring Valley area. $326 . 4) 3 to 4 Bedroom on Li«le Kyger Ad Country atmosphere S350 W1seman Real Estate 614 -446- 46p4 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBI LE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 Ml GALL,IPOLIS . RT 36 P~ONE 614-446· 7274. WE~T . 1 4~~;70 3 BR total electnc, blocks. underpinn tng. suncteck & steps Callafter7pm. 614-36772 6 7 1973 Freedom, 2 BR , total elect nc. underpmnmg •ncluded. S4 500 Call 614 - 388 - 9724 1984 Nashua 14x60, 2 BR completely furntshed tf des1red Excellent condrtron Awnrng & covered patro CA Call 614 446·0904 1968 Cus tom Manor 12x 60, 2 BA , gas h eat, porch . refng stove, W / 0 , fullv c arpeted, good co ndition. $4. 500 Call 6 14-256 -6225 1980 14~~:70 Memory . 10'1.20 deck with rill , 4116 back porch. 10x14 outbuildmg butlt With pressure treated' lumbar $ 12,500 1987Kawasakl1104 wheeler S1, 100. Call 614· 245 9629 1981 l(.nox 12x60. 2 BA . total Electri c, new carpet , very nrce. Call614-446 -0175 1984 14~~:65 , fence d yard 3 lo ts At 160 at Evergreen $18,500. Call614 -446 - 1339 or 614-44£ - ,528 1984 Shultz 14~~:70 wtth ex· pando J BR & 2 baths land co ntract avatlable Call 614- 446·6525 1983 Skyline: 14x60 2 BA , AC , axt ra n1 ce French C1ty Brokerage Servr ces Call 614- 446 - 9340 ' 614-446·033B . 3644 3 BR , leGrande Blvd, Bnck Caii614- J79- 2769 House for Rent or Sale land contract . good house, school dtst Call 614 - 446 -7572 , Eve' s· 5 00 446 -1'62 2 Kn chen furnished. carpeted. 2 BR 1 Yt bath. no pets. Dep & Ref 233 Second Allenue $350/ mo Call 614-446 -4926 Split l~el 3 BA . 1 'h blllths , combmed kttchen . dmmg, basement. c1ty school Oep S325 mo Ca11614 - 388- 8323. 2 BR , central a~r cond Wall to wall carpet Adults ~ty No pets F1nt class. Call 614 -446 - 1974 Schultz 14x65 ·Total e l ec tr iC, gas available, on 50x120 lot , cham fence, ' 2x16 work shop w ith gas. anil one small butlding S18,000 or trade ior property ohqualvalue Wnte Vu gmi a Ba ck us. 222 Beech St . Middleport, Oh1o Tra iler for sale or rent Call 3 BR house approx 1 m1le from town Appro11 . 1 % acres land. Full basement, 2 car garage. Can Jent With opt1on to buy Call 614- 446- 1301 M o dular Ham el Carter Fren ch restdence . Middleport Corner of Four1h and Palmer. Must see to apprec1ate Call614 -992 -3293 1973 14K70, 3 bedroom , furnished $7250. 1968 2 bed room par11y furnrshed $5500 614· 992·7479 1 982 14x70 Holly P.;l'k, 3 bedroom. c.entral 1111r, .11111 electrrc Must Sell 304· 773 -9155 Mobile home for sale or rent. 304 -·773· 5612 '79 Manchm mobtle home,,. 1 4 x70.' new ca rpet , 3 bedroom, $7.200.00 or best offer. 304- Apartment for Rent · 3 rooms S1 25 / mo Adults Call 304675- 5104, or 675- 7738 1 . 2 . · & 3 BA apartment s Honeysuckle H1lls Range, re-. frtg , & garbage drsposals Gas heat . Rents starting at $190 Water, sCNYer. trash servtce pa1d Call 614 -446- 3344 or 614 446 - 1134 Equal Hou11ng Opportunity . Furnished EffiCiency Apartment 3 rms 8r b111th. carpet through· out, pnvate It quiet Srngltt working person only . Call 614 446- 4607 or 614 446- 2602 DeluKe 3 room unfurn ished apartment. New kitchen. carpet throughout 1st. iloor. of1 atreet park1ng Call 614· 446 -4607, 446- 2604 1 Bedroom. furntshed . up sta ~rs apt $150 / month Call 614 446- 3884 Upsta~rs. 3 BR .Git· bath, kitchen furntshed, no pets, Dep & Ref. 238 Ftrst S250 1mo C.111ll 614· 446-4926 2 SR . 2 bath, carpeted , k1tchen furntshed, no pet s, dep & ref S325 1mo 11 Court St Call 614· 446· 4926 Fum1shed Apt , 3 rooms, share bath 701 Fourth. Galhp o'l! s $195 Utthtras paid Ca ll 614 446 -4416 after 8PM Furn1shed Apt , 2 BR S1 95 Water pa1d 1136 Se cond, Galhpohs Ca ll 614 -446 -4416 after 8PM 2 bedroom houn and 11p1 for rent rn Pomeroy Partially furnished. depOsit requrred Call 61 4 · 992 -2381 Gracrous liv ing 1 and 2 bed· room al)llnments l'llt V tllage Manor and Riversid e Apartments m Middleport From $215 mclud1ng utilities Call 614 -992 - 7787 EOH 2 bedroom house m Clition . Stbve, refrtgerator , carpeted No pets Depoa1t 'Phone 304-773 - Efitclency apt for rant on Roush Lane in Cheshire Surtable fo r one or two people Call 304 - 5962 773·582B. House for rent 1n Middleport Call 614 -992 - 6 9'39 1 bedroom unfurniSh ed apart ment 1n Middleport $150 per month plus utilities Call 614 2 bedroom , full basement , . 949 5545 or 614 -949 2216 . plenty of yard and garden space free gas .1110d water Clean $300 month 614-843 - 5309 1 General Mart 1nger Plllrkway 1n Middleport Call 614 - 992 · 7683 Furnished apu 1n Middleport, 1 bedroom 5210, 2 bedroom. 8220 S100 deposit Call 614 992 · ~150 2 bedroom unrurn1shed house. 507 % Second St New Maw en 3 04- 882 -2505 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 28R , AC , cable. Hud accepted Ri11erv1ew 1n Kanaug111 Fosters Mob1le Home Parjj Ph 614- 446· 1602 614 992 7179 - -- - - - -- - · IC- Furnished apartment. $226 uttht1es patd . 1 bdr 920 Fourth, Galhpohs C.111ll 446· 44 1 6 after 0893 2 beclroo m hous8 . Camp Conley 304- 675-2B29 1973 Arl1ngto n 1 2K66. 2 BR , new cirpet , new por c h - 8~~:12 , ,underpinning , naw doors & !ICreens. Ce ll 614 379 2898 Garage apt 3 rooms 8r. bath FurniShed. including washer, dryer & air Clean No pets Adults only R,1f & dep reqUir$<1 Call 614 -4461'1519 Bp"' Rentals 5 rooms wtth bath. Nice locatton . ! !G "It's important that men learn to cry, George, but not over every little thing." Marton 614-678·2513 Newly remodeled 3 bedroom house for sali or rent on lmcoln Hts 614 - 992 - 7689 atter M o bile Momes for rent 614-446 -0527 ' APARTMENTS , mobtle homes. houses Pt Pleasant and Gallipo-lis 614 -448 · 8221 1 bedroom ground floor, pt~llat e entrance, re<:ently remodeled Everything furn ., loc out skirt s Henderso n 8260 month 304675 -6730. 2 bedroom furnised apt , ref and deposh. New Haven. W Va .. 304 882 - 3267 or 304 - 7735024 Call 2 BR , 12x60 unfurmshed 1 / 2 m1le from Holz:er referen ce & deposit required Call614- 446- 4369 0< 304·675 ·9760 141165 Mob1le Home, 2 BR . on 1 acre land , 2 children at:cepted, 8100 Deposit, S1651month plus utilities. Call 614 3889881 Vtnton area. 2 bedroom mobile home, Roush lane, Cheshire Nice lot Call 304· 773· 5828 . 2 bedroom mobile home for rent . V.ne St., Ra cine. Call6,4 367- 714B One bedroom apt. 1n Pt Pleasant Extra clean and n1 ce Adults Only No Pets 304 -675· 1386 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms for reflt day week month Galha Hotet Call 814· 446- 9716 Renteslowa ~t$12 0 month. Furnished room $100 Utilihes patd Share beth. Single mal e 919 Second Gallipolis Call 446-4416 after 7pm Valley Furniture. new & used largrt aect1on of quality furmture 1216 Eastern Ave , Gallipolis GOOD USED APPLIANCES W111shers. dryers, refrigerato rs. range• Skaggs Applianc ea, Upper R1v-e r Rd . beSide Stone Crest Motel. 614-446 -7 398 LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofas and Chatrs prtced from $395 to 8995 Tablet 850 and up to 8125 H1de-a-bed s 8390 to S595 Recline~ 8225 to 8376 lamps S28 to S 125 Dinettes $109 and up to 8495 Wood table w -6 cha1r s $285 to $795 Onk 8100 up to $375 . Hutches $400 and up. Bunk beds complete w - mattreaaea S295 and up to S395 Qaby beda S1 10 Mattresses or box &prings full or twin S68. ftrm $78 . and S88 Queen tetl 6225 Ktng 5360 4 dnwer chest $69 Gun cabinets 6 gun Gas or electric ra,ge $375 Baby manrest~es $36 & $46 Bed frames 520. S30 & Ktng frame S50 Good selectton of bedroom suhet, metal ca btnets, headboards $30 and up t o S65 90 Davs same {IS cash w1th approved cradtt 3 M1les out Bulav tl le Rd Open 9am to 5p m M on t hru Sat Ph 614 -446· 0322 PARSON 'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc li-.nn g room su1tes, 8399.95, N ew livrng room sunes from S 179,95 to $700 Chest of drawers 4 drawer S48 , 5 dr.111wer, $59 95. End tables hom 569 95 set Used Furniture. bedroo m suites, full stzed beds. twtn beds and rockers. Reclrners fr o m S99 95 and up • THE WORKING MAN 'S FRIEND Kenmor e w111she r- S95 Wh irl pool wutler· green, $150. GE Washef· Almond. l ike ntw. S176 Dryer white, $75 Dryer coppertone. S95 GE Gas dryer· $150 HOO\Iet portabl e w~s!'ler · dryer sat· 8200 Electric range 30 1nch S125 Elactr~c range 30 inch , copportone $ 150 Elect r1c r.111 nge- 30 inch, 896 Electrrc rang e- white, $65 2 refrigerators frott fr ee· whtt e S 1 25 each Freezer - lrk e new 8 150 Skaggs Applian ces , 559 Upper R1ver Ad Call 61 4 · 446 739B CARPET Remnants -All srzes carpet - $6 00 yard & rooms $30 0 & up l'll'llailabl e M o lloha n Upper Rtv er Ad Call Space for Rent Also cut up l 1v1ng F1n111n cing Furniture 61 4 -446· 7444 l1~ i ng room turnrture fl)r 11le· Red & whrt e ve l ~et Ca ll 61 4 388 -9059 anytima Almost new kttchen .111pphances kttchen t able. new C B . stereo mor e teaso n111b ly priced 133 State St . Gallipol is K1ng used wood & coal burn rng stove Good co nd Call 6 14 446 -0 373 larg e lros t ·h ee refri ger at or $125 . £1ectri t: range, 8 8 5 . M1 c· rowa ve oven and ca n . & 126 Antiqu e Metropolitan Organ $75 Queen Anna .styl e w ing· back charr, &65 Call 614 - 99 2· 5597 or 614 992 3189 . 40 inch Fngrdalf e range Sell cleamng O'llen. S50 large dou· ble door Philo refngerator , 885. 614 742 2460 54 Misc . Merchandise Ca llahan ' s Used Tlf e Shop Over 1.000 tlres, slles12, 1 3 141 5, 16, 16 5 8 mrlet out Rt 218. Call614 -256 -6251 Pla stiC c1stern !tate approved. pl111st•c septrc tanks , piastre culvert s, metal culvens RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , Ja ckf son. Oh. 614 -286-6930 Gravetv ridrng tractor 16 HP, t1lter & movtng deck - 6 600. 25 tt' We!tlnghouse chest freezer· S300 Call614 · 256- 1431 2 w ood ttovet 1 K1ndlewood, 1-Wsrm Mornrng , N e w gas · Cllltnper t:ook stove, oven 4 burners with cabmet Call 614 - 256 ·641 3 5 year old Combu st1oneer se lf ieedmg coal stove tor sale. Excellent conditiOn For more mformahon. cell 614 - 3 88 - 54 Mist. good works Merchandise 6940 . • KZ . rebJuetng. free puppy With each' bluerng job, call 304-676 - 4631 34 Business Builc:1ings . . Commercial build1ngs for lease. Downtown Pt Pleasant . ~torea, off1ce1 A -One Real Eltate Carol Yflager. Broker. Call 304 . 075-5104 35 ' lots 8o Acreage 1 1/2 ac lot o n Jarrys Run Rd . Apple Grove, with rural water. 304·676-23B3 required a t200 .00 1ecur1ty depollt. CONTACT· Jackson Ph 448-3997 Estates Dept Equal Housing Opponunltv. 0 Full walnut bedroom suiteiull or queen SIZ:e. $300 304-675 5856 0 Portable 40 " xB ' lighted changeable letter sign &299. t non lighted 8229. Free dl'lllivery .111nd letters WVa EJ00 -642 - 24,34 or 0 ...---::: Ohio 800· 533-3463 - Gravely tractor. reirigerator. coffee & end tables . Kirby sweeper. con crete m olds ready for businesS, :)04· 876- 6182 . Dishwasher. chest drawers, ex erc11e , ch.1111n saw, 304· lawn mower,tredmill air compressor, 875·56B9 . 8104 A-1 Real Eatate Furnished EH/ciency t1415 . UtMI· 1ia. pakJ, share bath 607 Second Aile • Gallipolis Ph 448· 4416' after 7PM Upstairs unfurniahed apartment UtilhlM psid. Carpeted, no child· ran or pets Call814-448-1837 lon Shaw porch furnilure , 5 pc. cream color, e•c cond, 304· 675·6562 32 ft &lltens1on ladder, two 6 H step laddeu.. 7 ft axtensron running bOard, one palf car ramps, phone 304 -676 comm~rc1al 1128 ElECTROlUX sales or service, uk for larry or Karen 304-675 · 1467 For sele, atr cond 1 1 500 btu. $200., Zenrth 19 " TV S100 , Fut Buster 5200 304 675 2267. 55 Building Supplies 8 ut lding Matertals Block, brick sewer p1pes. win · dow s. lintels. etc Claud.e WIO · to rs. Rm Grand e. 0 . Call 614 - 245 5121 . Conc ~ e t e blocks all siles y111rd or delivery Mason sand. Gallipol11 Block Co., 123 '12 Pine St . G.111lhpol fs. Oh io Ca ll 614 -446 2 78 3 Readv m1111 con crete and all co ncrete supplies Call us-Valley Brook Ce menl and Su ppl• es. ~ er.tlLflt.tr e IHI ~~t.,.u. n Furnlthecl apt neKt door to Library One profe..lonll A~uh only. Parktng. Ph. 448 -0338. 61 1-----------CROSS & SONS JacksQn, Ohio 8 14-2BI-845 1 Gollopolil Maney Ferguson, New HQI!and. Bush Hog Sales & Service. Over 40 used traCtors to ehoo•• from • complete tina of n.-w & uted equipment Llrgest selection in S E. Ohio. 82 HP Malley Ferguson die..l tractor t2396 , 7ft. NH Hay Bind 1996 NH Square later- sharp 1996, Vermltel' Round BalM t2796, hay wagon 1300. Call Tractor -4 cylinder, 5 tt mowtt deck, runs good Call 15, 4 -<148 - lntern1111on1l Cub Low Boy tr•c tor with mower & grader blade& lawn ca rt 1 750. Ford tractor whh high & low range New flntshed mower S2 , 310 Call 614- 286 -8522 GravelY rotof plow 1225 Good condition Call 614 317· 0149. 12 HP Alli s Chalmer ~pulling tractor. 1600 Call 614 - 698 Henderson . W . Va. 304 675 74 21 Gehl grmdar (J'ixer w ft h magnet 5 scteent. sheller , good cond 62 No w buying shell co rn or ear corn, Call forlatest quote• Rh,ef' City Farm Supply , 114 · 4-46· ' 29 815 Pure bred Slam ne k•Hens for sa le Call 61 4 -949 2290 AK C Bsuet pup s 5 we'Pk• o ld Only 3 left 614 - 667- 695 7 3 ret~•stered Angus cows . young. nice, bred 1500 u ch Firm. M odello U pnght 614 -446 0671 pi ano Call Vamt.ha 1 2 t:h annel mtxing bo ard 2 PI Peevey Mains . 2 PV m on11ors PV monrtor head, 2 -1 5 Inch J Bl 2 Shure mica. l Shure headset m ic, lighting 11 yst em, 12 c h.111nnel snake 614 304·675·2902 . Hay 8o Grain 6086 Hav in barn 11 .00 bela. John 0 G.111rlach 304- 675 -6263 Autos for Sale 1984 Chevy Chevette. 4 dr . no rutt, sharp 12996 198., Olds Cutlaaa. 2 dr., sha1p. 12996 Call 614· 280-&n2. 1983 Mustang hatchback. PS . PB , AC , tunroof. cruise, new tires. low mll81. Call 614 · 446 - 2030 Ouahtv F rurts an d Vegetablet retail and wholesa le 8 . & S Produce across from Ptua Hut, . 614· 38B-9724 Gallipolis, Oh1o Form Equipment 614-448·1980. . .. • i' •. 7· 2 • Home ' Improvements ConotHutlon (PG)(1 .35) f1l Cil MOVIE: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (NA) (1 55) 8:05 (]) MOVIE: Night Pauage Tree & 1tump r•mo..-al ch•in Unit fen ctts. ••adrng, mulch t o p1oll none. 0\'etgteen shrubs. Oon ' s Litn dtCapes 814- ~4{' 96'41" I 02800. Coli 514 · 258· 6704 • F1nv ' rree lflmrnmg. stump r•movat Clll 304 -176 -1331 01,900.00. 304· BI2-2295 ' • Rotary or cable •ool drilling Most well • completed umedav Pump s11les and leJvice. 30 4 19701 Ch8Vella S S 360 4 -speed. 304 -671§ · 1387 MORTY MEEKLE i\NP WINTHROP B95 .3B02 72 Trucks for Sale r7------------~, Starks Ttee and l1 wn Servi ce 111wn c•rtt land scaping, stump remov•l. 304 - 576 · 2 8•2 o r 1977 Ch8V p ickup , 3 14 ton. stand.-d lour speed, heavy duty, 350 engine Jo hn' s Aut o Saln, 614 -441· 4782 H ITCHH IK E' a<. PL.AY iHE' Home reparr roof ing painting building and heullng. phon• 82 Plumbing & Heating I: ,., .. , ~~ · l ANO HEATING BARNEY Cor Founh 1nd Pine Gallipolis. Oh1o Phonft 61:' -446 - 3888 or 614 · WHF\R 'IE GlT TtH\T SOMBRERO, SNUFFY? 448. 4477 l 84 8o Electrical Refrigeration AN' HE GF\VE TATER F\- POCKE.TFUL OF JUMPIN' BEF\NS MV COUSIN CALES BRUNG lT TO ME FROM MEXICO Vans 8o 4 W.O . 85 I 1985 Chevy ChiYetta Deluxe h . cond. ~Jke new. Only 8 ,000 m11es Call 814-261· 8261 . 9710 1982 Plymouth Champ. duel shifter, 47,000 mllet Call 614- 1977 Honda CV· 760 K . Windahield, new r. .r tire Call 814· 379-2728 . 446· 1B51 1987 Dodge Charger. •uto .. 641 mlllll Cell 814-379-2728 1978 Super Glide, nlw top end. new tlrH , leltlhltl' bags Call after 1970 Hand• 380T Low m•- 19B1 Chevy Malibu. Good •h•pe, one owner, cloth Interior, ~-·· 441B ----c---.,.-.,.-·lc1986 V-66 Metna. 8,000 mil H . Good cond. 61 4·UII·0385. 1979 Codllloc.. 1982 Sub~n~ 4 Wh. Dr .. both· good cond. 1808 Firebird body pans. Call 446· 947&. 245·608,7 814 ~ 18B4 Kowoaakl KLR 500. 1.BOO llk1 WH'T MEAHMY MOTHER- Watterson ' s Water Hauling. raasonab le ra1e1. ' 1mmed.i..ste 2.000 gallon dehvary, c11t8rn • . pools, well. et(:. Cl'llll 304 - 576 2919 Formerlv Ken ' s now John a Water Service. John WatterSon, 1 Jr Owner , ,000 •or 2.000 gal service. 304 676 - 2248 Upholstery R & M Custom Couches and Reuphol•tary , St Rt 7, Crown City, Oh 614 -266-1470, Eve. 814-446 - 343B Open daily 9 to 4 :30, Sat 9 30 to 1 30 Old & new Uphoatered new, U,200.00. 304·B82· 2790. 18B4 Hondo 850 Night Howk. 4 . 000 .mllel , llke .. 1M I Call 304 676 6370 Call 814· 986· milea , ' A & R Water Serv ice Home cisterns, w ells. pool& filled . Formerly James Bov s Water , 87 Coil 614-379-2720. actual . new , n.Boo.oo. 304-812·2790 Mowrey' s Upholstering servmg tri countyaf8a22 years . l'hebest in furnhure upt)olatering Call 1 304 - 876 · 41 !§• for free estimates (0:30) PEANUTS SURE. WHAT WOULD '(OU LIKE TO KNOW? ·, WELL/ M SEV~NTI'·EIGHT '!'EARS OLI7. AND TH IS AFTERNOON I'M ~AI/lNG B'<PASS ~t,EK'f 1 'f9U ~E WELCOME 1 l DON T I-lAVE TO GO TO SVMMEI<. CAMP 7-1-87 ®J .J•• EAST WEST • Q 10 7 6 .AK8 6 t K83 +JB4 t A J 10 7 52 • 10 7 6 2 ~ By James Jacoby ·It's old hat to set a contract by glV· ing partner a ruff after he has led a smgleton. But 1t's a new spring outfit if you refuse tq give partner that ruff because you can foresee that the de· darer will then surely make his contract. Ira Chorush held the East cards at the recent sprmg 'North American Championships in St Louis and made the right play by refusing to g1ve the ruff. Declarer was faced w1th losers m both spades and clubs, and his trump su1t had some obv1ous holes . But he knew that West not only would be trumpmg a loser jf he ruffed a spade, but would be helping to make dum· my's trumps more manageable for a club ruff. So at trick two he led a low heart to dummy's nine. Chorush knew declarer was void "in diamonds {West would hardly make a pre-emptive jump overcall on only a five-card su1t) and therefore probably held four spades and four clubs. He had an eventual spade loser anyway. Unless hiS clubs were A-K·Q·IO, the defense could also come to at least one club SOUTH ... +K J 3 2 .,0 7 0 2 +A KQ3 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West Norlla Pass Pass 3. 3. East 4+ Pass +5 L-------------' Opening lead: trick. But Ira had to make the right . play. He won the kmg of hearts, and · continued with the ace and another. , Declarer lost only two trump tricks, but he bad to lose a trick in each black suit for down one. See what happens if East gives part· ner a spade ruff. Now declarer can • play A-K of clubs and ruff a club, and ;· then play a second heart. That will be I 0 tricks and nothing for us to write ' about. . ' 6i~la1·~·· by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 36 Theater box 38 Sunder 39 Church part 40 Eq~al 42 ~hmese r1ver 44 Hired - DOWN· .. 1 Raced 2 Potter's material . 3 Enth11se mll2l 4 Consum~e·d~;ru~F.S'::ii;~ DAILYCR\' AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW • -- One letter stands for \mother. In this sample A is used ·for the ~. L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. · 1 CRYPTOQUOTE . Ill lED 'Night Heat' CBS Late Night O'Brien and Glambone find themselves In the world of high fashion. (A) IBl Trapper John, M.D. Mother Dearest gaJLate Show t 1:45 D (I) !1!1 llelt ol Caroon 11 :50 CD MOVIE: Aooignment K (NR) (1 :37) '12:00 (I) Buma and Allen @ SporteLook (R) ill Nlahtllne.Q . (l)lttore Aeel People ll] Sign 011 I!]) -•NIIJht Uve news with Patrick Emory and K1rsten Undqulst (1 ·00) 5 Private " 1 Squabble entrance 8 Sourpuss 8 Jalopy 10 Greek 7 Tease philosopher 8 Athirst 11 Excel 9 Invited 13 Roof 12 Jerry feature - Lewis 14 Endure '< 17 Large vase 16 Aniline,e.g. 1-9 Van· Dyke, 16 Egyptian e.g. · king 20 Hackneyed 26 Frost 18 Billy Zl Auto 27 Ge~an 22 Timorese art1cle Williams 19 Cap coin 29 Earthly 21 Grotto 23 Rome's 31- brio 24 Assault - . Veneto 33 Prepare 28 Of birds 25 Social 34 Average 29 Yuletide worker? ~5 Dry pie 30 Bellow 31 Sailing vessel 32 Humming sound 34Buddy 37 Finis 38 Soft diet 41 Fragrance 43 Curious 45 Inflexible 46. Look after 47 Refuse 48 Welcoming .weird · reports on wprld economtcs and rmar-~clal news with Lou Dobbs. (0·30) 1BJ Taleo from the Derkslda fll Cil Love Connection 11:30 D (I) !1!1 Wimbledon '87 Update ffi SportoCenter (L) III WKRP In Cincinnati ·....... lit (I) Nlghtllne Q ®l Magnum, P.1. ·i I!]) Sportl Tonight Actton packed sports highlights with Ntck Charles and Jim Huber. 246 92B5 1986 Yamaha YZ- 250. Excel lent condition Call 814·.,.8· Spurning the obvious ll] TBA I!]) Moneyllne Current J & J Water Service Sw1mming ' pools, c11tern1, wells . Ph 614 - Motorcycles 12&0. Dillard Water Ser~tc e · Pool s, Ctaterns, Wells Delivery Anytime Call 614- 446 -7404 -No Sunday calfs NORTH +A984 .Q9 5 +Q 9H James Jacoby m Sign 011 1979 Ford Vlft. Econohne 160 6 cyl., PS , auto, 81900 814· 992·51 37 m lit IJJ !1!1 Newo General Hauling s1ep ~ o . 3 b e low you develop from BRIDGE lit ()) 20/20 Q 11 rn Comp lele lhe chuckl e _ quoted by f1llrng 1n the mt ssmg words V Our family moved quite frequently. One day I heard my brother lament, " I hope we don't move soon . It's taken !"~ three months in this place to learn HOW to SPELL tt. 10:30 (I) Second Look I!]) Tony Brown's Journal 11 :00 (I) Hardcaotla and McCormick 875· 1766 . YESTEIDA Y'S SCPM-liTS ANSWERS Window - Plump - Awash - Nettle - HOW to SPELL · Present. and Future or co mmercial w iring. New service or repa irs Licensed electrician .- Estimate free. Ridenour Electrical. 304- for the - UNSCRAMfllE ABOVE l6TTERS I TO GET ANSWER io:o5 CD MOVIE: Thunder In the S"un (NRI, (1 .21) ~es identtal funny way of After a visit to a PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN THESE SQUARES ®J Ill @ Twilight Zone A composer is shown hts tmpendtng doom and is goven one last wtsh . (RJ I!]) ®News I!]) Evenln~wa A wrap up of today 's newll, and a look ahead to tomorrow's news stories (1 :00) fll (!I Sax Symbols Past, CARTER ' S PLUMBING 614·986· 3979 . TRWEEP I__JL.....L-..1.-..L-.L...-' (IJ American ~ea11r ~ 1977 Blaur 360. 4 spe.ct. air. cruise, new f.,.ders. naw dOor. newekhiUat, goodtlret 11660. I I as a tum ~~T~-T~--r;~S;--r;l6;-rl--t A ntghtmare when Robtn IS targeted for death. (AI Q (IJ Myoteryl Marriott needs , Tommy and Tuppence ' help tn lindmg a lorgery gang. Q ®I lllll2l Simon and Simon Atck and A.J are hored 10 pro1ect a gold prospector on Mexico (A) ll] Mystery! I!]) Larry King Live! In depth 1nterv1ews wtth top newsmakers and celebrities . 9:30 II (I) !1!1 Deyo and Nights ol Molly Dodd Molly dactdes to see a psychlatnst about her problems. 10:00 II (I) l!3l L.A. Law Van Owen tries to ignore death threats made by a gang member. (A) • @ Speedworld [I) 304 075 3!90. 814· 286·8622 1976 Chevy pickup truck. '8 cyl. 1uto, new paint job, runs good, HO W LLJC!<.Y THEYARE TO HAVE THUMBS 675· 32B7 1979 Ford Tru c k 1 / 2 ton Call after 7 00 614 · 446 - 3243 876 284B PEOPLE DON'T K NOW' ClARINET.. Drywall ~nd Repair 20 ye ars 'u p..-iltflt:a Free Estimate 30• · 6pm. 1976 Chevrolat pick-up, run• good, 1500 , 1977 Ford station wagon, good cond 1996 304- CR H0LDA~ LA55" 0" WAT":R OR LACE A 1'¥\IRCf' 5~0 E5 ... I ' LL N EVER 578 -2903. 1980 Chevrolet truck 4WO , .Y. ton Call 614- 446-4225 efter 1· l a My aunt had defining things. -=~·=;:-~~-;=;~·;::._, ·local casino she dubbed roulette r a Reunton turns mto y 1979 Camero B erhneua. V -8 306 . PS , PB. A C . good co nd. I I I' I I . ~ wtthdraws hini. (RI Q 9:00 (I) 700 Club II (I) !1!1 Ch-I Otane os humiliated when her poem IS re,ected & s,m·s os published (R) Q 0 (I) Heart of the City • words. fou r slrnple •·-.,Br-0-r-T-rR-,Ir.-11 I I l ~~ ~-,.·,·' Andrew is enrolled 1n a spectal pre school , but A le x EEK & MEEK the t-..-1 (1 30) 8:30 11 (]) !1!1 Family Tiaa 014 · 2&6 ·11B 2 !~ . fi~~~ Ph~~~ , ;~~;~2~ . the day s world news and tn depth feature reports . (1 ·001 1BJ MOYlE: Damnation Alley E•ter+Or Stucco. Plllt8f and PI lis ter R•pair W ork by the hour or bv the job Frh ntlf'l•;• Call 0 Q I!]) Prlmenewo Wr,a p ups of SW EEPER and sawing machine repatr , parts, and su ppli ". Pick up •net defivtrv. O•llll VKuum C le aner , ana h•lf mile u p Georg" Cr.,.a.: Rd Call 8U· ••& -0294. '8301d1Cutl•ul4, 90000 ' B1 Plymoulh Sapporo 11 ,700 00 ' 80 Dodge O l plomat Star Trek 7:05 ffi SaniO<d and Son 7:30 II (I) (I) Newlywed Game ffi Speedweek (T) lit ()) Judge 1111 Wheel ol FOrtune Q I!]) Cro11flre (0:30) Ill ll2l !1!1 Jeopardy! Q IBl Soap 7:35 (]) Honeymoohera 8:00 (I) Daktarl . II (I) l!3l The Cosby Show Thea's grandparents help him improve hiS h iStory paper grade. (R) @ Arena Football (I) Movie lit (I) Our World C (IJ Wild America A look a! lhe ways tn which l tsh adapt to thetr environment Q ®J 111 1121 Scarecrow and Mrs. King The Agency has gtven Btlly 48 hours to reconstruct a lost weekend . (R) I!]) Moyero: In SearCh ol the WATERPROOFIN G Uncondition.. liftrtlme guaran· ret l ocal reftttncts f urnished F' " ettlmatea. Ca ll coiled 1 · 614 ·237 ·()488 , dl'Y or n ight Ro ; a f s Ba samant Waterl)r()Qflno. 075·6730 . 1975 Chevy Van new tires, motOf rebulh . runs very good. t1 . 100 Call614- 388-9783 MO ohell . Run• eood. Call 614-379-2&73 Eva'o. " She told me, In between bites, that she's on a di e t ... " I' BAS ~ ... ENT 1983 Calavler. 4 door. standard trans, air cond, e. 300 mil et wery good ... cond, t2 , 500.00 304 - 1988 Dune BuHY with claeslc HousehOld Goods ~ j.! ALLEY OOP •.. 81 ~ FRE'..>.suF?e:! .. Services 1 971 Dodge Aspen 2 door Good mechtnicaHy Fair body lest otfet' 614 · t49- 2193 b• fore 1 0:00 p m . 197B Ford Thunderbird Dia mond Jubilee ediUon New v1nyl top, new duel axhtusl. 20,000 U.350. Coiii14· 2BI· 0622. MP.rchamlise 675·5492. 1 979 Chevy C h...,t tt t . auto 1700, 198, Plymouth Ho •lzon. 4- speed, t5!50 1979 Ford Courier. 4 tPHd. IIUO 1979 Ch.-y Monu, auto, 1500. Sandy' • Aulo Sales 114· 992, B.OO P.M 814·379-2447. ,c n Ph. 814·446·8121 . / ' 71 Star Cr•ft pop -up c amper, very goo d cond t800 304· Co11614·7<2· 2502 1979 Plymouth Anow Pickup. 3 or -4 Bedroom house tn Kyger Creek School District RefMen- [)o You HAve ro weAF?. THAI SHI~T? .. .I PoN 1r NeEP THAT . /CIND Of ' 78 Crui1e A ir motor home, 28 11. lolded. Clasl A , cell 304· 882· 3237 aher 6 00 pm 1 973 Plymouth Road Runner 340 f.c~orv engin•. pistol gr ip, 4 apeed transn"Wulon. new •• hau4~ system, good t ires llttl• over 67.000 m il .. runs good Poai11Ye track reer and Ne.cts bodY work 1700 Also four 1 1 tn ctt older tt'(le Monte Carlo R.. ly WhHh . c omplete. I '00 'f3 2726 to Rent Motors Homes & Campers 0550.00. 304· 46B · 1732 1985 Dodge .Charger, 29,000 mtlet, Iii speed. Call 614 - 379· 304· 675-1076. 79 of +95 Benson 4 - 14 inch slotted aiUmtnum mags. uni·lug. 9 if1ch and IS inch wrth new Remmgt on ttttl . E C. 614· 7•2· 2979 1912 Dodge Charget . 3 18 , 1/Uto, optiona. original paint. high m1laage•• v•ry ct..'? and nice 614 -742 -2979 ot 814· 742 -2143. 1984 Volkawagon rabbit . dl•el. 71 000 mil•. askil'!g 13200 Call after I . 81•·44& -•72" mH01 61 Cheovetta 42K . 77 MOB Conv . 54K . 77 Datsun t ruck C•ll 1977 Chevy P / U nuck, run s good MICa body , 11 ,2915 Call 1976 Dodge Aspen station wagon 8500 . 1977 Dodge Aspen station wagon -1100 Call Farm Suppi!P.S & Livestock 1000 33K. B6 Ch011tne40K , 81 Hay . barley and straw. 3 04 -675· 71 Glassburn ' s Farm M arket St Rt 160 near Porter 11 now open Farm trash veget ables Call 614 -3B8 -9027 R fll Cil BUDGETTransmltsions · Uted.; Rebuilt All typal Guaranteed a m1n1mum of 30 days. will d~ivar , cash • cu ry or instal Call 614 379 2220 or 1 -304· 875-87158 I 1981 Honda Civic: 87K . 86 Alliance 47K . 84 Pontlec: T- letters ROVIS ® Jelferoono 6:35 (l) Leave It To Beaver 7:00 (I) Hardcaotle and - - McCormick II (I) PM Magazine (!) SportoCent., (L) ill Entertalnmenl Tonight · ·· lit (I) People' a Court (IJ I!]) MacNeil/ Lehrer • NewsHour (1 00) 1111 Newo I!]) Moneyllne Current reports on world economtcs and financi al news with Lo~ Dobbs (0 30) · 11Jil2l !1!1 Wheel ol Fortune Auto Parts ~y -r-11 York (0.30) Phon a 304- -773- ~ - UMI I I -rl-,;1~-rl.....--t, l . a 1563 Alf alfa· Timothy Ha.,.. 1 9B7 new cro p. very high quality, no ra1n Some 100 per cent alfalfa Can deliver Call tor pri c~ & avatll· bility 24 hours, Hidden H1ll1 Farms 433 J1ckson Pika, Galli· pol is. Ohio 45831 . Phone 614••6- 6003 or &U -246 - 9145 aft8f 6pm Fruit Vegetables Wh ite peaches· P1 ck your ow n 81 0.00 Bu . or 5 lb lor 81 00 Bring own containers Fr~ & Sat Ray nors Peach Orchard Rt 7, Lower R1ver Rd Gallipolis. OH 614 -446 -480 7 Closed Sunday ~ c D 1980 Ford Flasta . run aand looks good, 11 , 200.QO... 30 4 - 675 - Transportalion & (I) 1111 Ill Ill (!I Bllltloolllr Galoctlco 8:05 (l) G!Higan•o leland 6:30 (I) !1!1 NBC Nlghdy Newo @ Wlnner'o Circle (A) ill (I) ABC Newo Q (J) NlghUy Buolntoo Report 1111 Ill lED CBS Newo I!]) Woooter Square I!]) ShowBiz Today News or the entertainment world is anchored live from New 3421 992 6137 58 440· 7075 '80 Cam•o 360, T·top. many utras, 304-175 · 1392 livestock • .64 Musical Instruments ill • WOlD Krombled wo<ds be- low to form (J) Dr. Who InviSible Enemy I!]) Secret Cl1y. Uted & rebUih transrrrinlon s A d tntMnally Inspected 6 guaran· teed InstallatiOn & ptckup avell· able C•ll814 - 446· 0966 1978 M~Jstang II Cobra 302 motor, 4 tpd t37& Call 814 - 1971 Old I Cut! an 2 door. good conditiOn Factory mag• 18150 Might ta~e gun on partial u~• in , 814 - 992 · 3596, Wanted to Buy Outoc Boars Brad iu1t like the boars we tested at the Oh io Testation that glin.ct over 2 .8 lb1. per day Roger BenUay, Sabina, OH , 513·584· 2398 57 81 4·367· 7543 7403. C ocke r· Span 1el pup s t100 each Call 614 -388 -8890 Purebred Sutmese K1ttens 304 · 675 -2169 (I) !1!1 New• & Accessories 6622 63 614·992 · 2607 76 B4 Oida Cutlau Supreme Auto., AC , PI, PS. crulte control . V-8. 48. 000 miles. Call 1975 Ford, fair c ond1tron Excel lttflt for' working Calll1 4 ·446· 165 Massey Ferguson tractor & ..4537, #12 Massey f'erguaon b1l1r $4,950 3 pt hitch mowing 1978 Ptnto auto , 1800. tak e mechine t350 Hey condidoner trade on mo1orcycle Trade fast s 160 200 gallon spray tank or sell c:haapl Call l l.ll -446· with c art 8~96 , Calj 114- 288 7019. 317· 7771 Ferr ets $ 2'5.00 Great Dan e pups· S t 00 Rabbi t S· S3 50 Ca! l 61 4 -446 1 354 ,AK C Regtatered Cai rn Terr uw fem nle puppy No checks Call Rearrange -GJ·Spo~kiTJ Boot & mo1ot 4 5 ho oe&o. Tr•d• tor dtrt bike or four wheeler with boat 304 -7922 4348 01 200. 304· 273 4215 . 8 mon th o ld rust short hlllirfMf mml.111t ure Da ch sh und Call614 446 -3243 Autos for Sale , 973 Dodge Chargtr 1260 See ari 87 Spruce Stritet, SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO . Oragonwvnd Cattery Kennll!l GF A Hnnalayan , Persian and Siemese kitte ns AI(C Chow pupp1es New k1tten1 , S1amelll!l and H•malay ens Call 614 -446· 3 844 ntter 7PM 71 u.s . 35 w ..t. 56 Space for rent. tra1l8f spaus, Locust Rd, Rt. 1, Point Pleasant , Good used color tv's tor Nle or 1rade Call 614-448-1149. • Ba~rts and Motors for Sale 1-;~~~~~;;;;::1;~::~~~;~~;~183 500 592:1 . 00 Buy one any sue chain saw chain t nd get secon~ chain ha1f price 023 1. 0 four ·. , \"--.-B...,o:-Z_,E.---M.,.--1 8:00 (I) Big Velloy •o 6743 . Groom and Supply Sho p -Pet Groom 1ng All br ee ds . All II 'J ies Julr e Webb Ph 614 446 -----~ EVENING 24 ft Cllril Pontoon boat, hp Mercury motor. factory tr•il•. 304· 773· 5234 Pets fo r Sale '::~~:~' S@~~lA-~t.tfS" 1411o4 ClAY l , pOIUN THURS., JULY 2 • cyl. dual a•le. tilt trailer. •4.000. Call 814-388· 9783. '""- L- 114· 2B6· 1522 . Space for amall traders All hook-ups Cable Alsoeffic1ency rooms, air and cable. Mason , W.Va. Call304- 773- 6661 . 51 4 1970 Ma<klwoln 140 HP. 1/ 0 , Farm Equipment Sears 15 1 cu cheat freezer 8150 00 30 4 -675 -6646 111fter 5 00 Furnished 1r u"nturnished apta., t160 00 111nd up, rettfanc" .-h. 304· 876· 7738 O< 304·675 · Kawataki. 21 ft Sk•llcraft Cabin Cruiser. Sleeps4 to 6 120 HP Mercury 1-0.motor. Neech returb11hing & repainting. Will sen or trade iOf livestock Aaking t1800 . Call 81.·448 -7026 . 0 0 74 47 Wanted • 1986 24 ft Pontoon floatboat, 70 HP Ellenrude motof. trailer, Lots-Extr11. See at GallipoUa Boat Club. Call 614· 446 -4782 7642 O< 076·S947. $183 00, 2bd< , t219.00 Aloo N-t.~-'1" Television Viewing ®GoodTimoo 1981 Ford R•noer 4x4. rnanv utras, 111ume loan 16, 300 00 •nd older vehicle 30•·676- 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent 8aaic rent ior 1 bdr., 850 75 IJ acres on Trrbble Rd . a·ff Rt 62 . 20 acre farm Hannan Trace Road . Glenwood. W Va. for more ln format 1o n call 304 - 773· 5118 or 773- 6186 after 5 00 R)l~tl : Motorcycles UOO.OO Coll1 · 814-245· 5801 1981 Jeep J10 pickup, 4 wheel dirve. low mil•. new transmit· sion, 6 cyl, 30•· 8~2 - 2692 . Apartment for Rent --.! TO NY'S GUN REPAIRS, hot Call814-446 ·0671 44 , ' lfter 15:00 or 30•· 676· 7890 Farms for Sale Plus store bulld ln(f, warehouse 3 BR house barn. cellar , plus 2 other buildings All blac k top road Call 304- 458· 1818. Call efter 6PM ' 304-076·5773. Wj re mesh. Approx 100 ft . cables. Call 614 -441 -1 301 . 1 OVJ ft Continental Satellite dish with seven tantha setactor, 6000 r!)cetver . Paid $2800. W111 take 61000 or trade, 6'14-992- BORN LOSER The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1979 Honda Hawk 400 ' motor· cycle t&OO 00.- 20 ft, Prowler camping .tuiler t3 . 800 . 00. :-::-:-:-:-:-:-:--::----:::-::7"1 101/2 ft Uniden Satellite-Silver lawn mower 5150, run s Atr cond1t1oner S40. good Call 8 14- 446 Green glazed ceram1 c blo ck 15 3 / 4x7 3 / 4. approx . 500 block 74 387·7727 . 672B. Mob1le ho m e, two lots. mce block garage, total elect11c, contra I Bit, large screened porch. new underpennmg, washer and dryer food fraeler New Hallen, all goes f or one pnce. cell 304 - 675 - 4466 for m ore .nformat10n. KIT 'N' CARLYLf! ®br Larrr Wright , 6000 BTU air conditiomtr·new, 01 trade· for calves. Call 614- 9308 . ~1dmg 47 45B 1774 33 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE 62 mobile home u tnde· in . $47.500 . Cal 61 4·446· B038. 4 room houM Thursday, July 2. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Homes for Sale . Thursday. July 2. 1987 7·2 A H. J ·U U A, > P WU E S NEYU C H R· Q S Q X G FQSKHVS EYMEAXU QA HW GXQUAXU WURQPQHA XHASWHMUWGJ ' RINEA' JUUXKUW YHterda)''• Cryptoquote: DO GOOD WITH WHAT a \ YOU HAVE OR IT WILL DO YOU NO GOOD.- WIWAM PENN .. �t'age-:-10-The Daily Sentinel , Thursday. July 2, 1987 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • .r--Local briefs--..·. Blame two W ednes<.fay deaths on stonns ' ·- La!!:gsville man injured in wreck_, By .JACK BEARY . where more than 3.5 inches of Hugh Crow ther of the National blamed for thtee deaths In rhe United Press International r<~in had fallen since ~ p .m . last two days. belted the centi!al ' Weathe r service. Thun(lerstorms that h ave . Mos t of the heavy rain Is " Plains a nd Midwest again today Wednesd jly. A Langsville man wa• injured In an accidenl In Sa Iem fl ooded s treets and brought rai ns Several roads wece closl'll and s hifting eas tward towa rd Florida and crept toward New England Township We dn esday, at approx imat e ly ;p.m ., on Count yRoad "a ' s mall number" of people had a nd Alabama and up into New a ndt he Southeast. 2, near Ohio 325, according to theGa llla-Meigs Post of the Sta te · left their l)omes In Knox Co\lnty E ngl a nd ," Crowther said. Numerous s torrps .r:o ll ed Hi ghway PatroL · because of flooding , authorities Thunderstorms ,unl eas he d ' throu g h the ce ntral section ott he Thomas I. Hendrix, 63, was driving nort h when he lost contro l sai d. Several streets In Mansmore than 5 inches of rain In the untry to th!' upper Ohio Valley co Sou!.\' Central Ohio of his car" and went off the right side of the road. He hit an fi eld, Ohio. were underwater. central United States We dnesday Becoming pa rtly cloudy this a nd Pen nsylvania , and were cinba nkment. a ft ernoon, with highs near 80 .. exl)l>ctect to threaten tht- Sou- ·a nd have been blamed for two•·· and a county sherl_ff's lieutenant He was taken-t<i Veterans Memorial H ospita l by the Hutland deaths In Indian a, where floodin g ·des cribed the flooding as the· Mos tly cloupy toni ght , with a low theast .and Northeast today, said E MS. He was admitted to the hospl ta,J. where. according' to the ' closed roa ds. a nd a third in ' worst tnt h e las t six years. in the mid 6/Js. · Partly c loudy · hospita l, he was listed i~ - s atisfactory ·condition. The storms touched off at least Texas. Ft·td ay, with highs between 80 He was c ited' for rec kless operation a nd no seat belt. seven tornadoes Wednesday In A flas h flood warning was in a nd 85. · A Reedsville man severe!)' damaged ,his truck on Town ship Minn esota and Texas, but caused effec t e<1rly today for severa l The probability of precip ila· Road 59 in Ches terTowns hip Wednesday, at appr oximately 8:45 (As of 10:30 ;l.m.) co un ties In north central Ohio, no damage. a uthorities said. t ion i.s 20 percent thi s .aft er noon ·p.m., a mile a nd a half south .of Ohio 248. Provided by throu gh FridaY David L. Carna har, 27, was southbound when he ran off thr Bryce and Mark Smith Winds will be ,·ariableat five to . right s id e of the roa d and hit a power pole. According to the of Blunt Ellis & Loewi HI mph today and. light and Patrol's report. the s teer ing rod broke before he s truck the va riabl e tonight. emba nkment . Firm Price Extended Forecast Carna ha r was ci ted for fa ilure to di splay a val id registration Two · defendants fo rfeit ed and Rod Ebersbach, Middleport , Am E lectric Power ............. 27~ Saturday through .Monday sticker. . "' . ' · , . bonds a nd 11 others were fin ed in Pach $50 a nd costs, open con, Partly cloudy Sa turday and AT&T ........ ........ ............... 28:!!, In Sulton Tow nship Wednesday. at a pprox imately 10:45 a .m ., the court o!'Middleport Mayor la in e r c harge: Edna M.. See, Sunday, with scattE~ red s howers Ashland Oil ...................... 6-1 '4 ther e was a n acci dent a t the intersection of Ohio 124 a·nd County Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. Middleport , $25, leaving the Bob Evans F a rms .............. 2,1 % a nd ·thunderstorms Monday . Road 28. Forfeiting were E ugene D . scene of an accident; Wtlliam Charming Shoppcs .... ...... .. .. 30·),' Hi g hs will be In thej)J!s each day, Lo retta A. Pauley, 51, of Ma son, W.Va ., was~ driving west on Ke nt, Hunt i ng t o n.-:-W~ Va~ . '$43, Eak ins. Pomeroy,$2-'i-and costs, Federal Mogu I .................... 44 :~~ , with overnight _lows in the 60s . . Oh io 124 when aca r -d r iven by Thomas K'.'Hoskins, 47, of Rac ine. g. a nd Steven Gray, Mid- Intoxication; Aimelte Woot!'n, speedin Goodyea r T&R ..., ............. .. 6771, pulled fro m a stop s ign and struck !'auley 's ca r In the rig ht rear dleport. a llow ing a n unlict>nsed $l o and cos ts, speeding; Richard HPck"s Inc .................. .. ...... 4•,.;. s ide. • · drive r to opC'1'a te a m otor A. PMsons, Syracuse. $10 and Limit ed Inc ...................... .4:1 ~, Hoskins was cit I'd for failure to yield a nd ('X pi red regis tration . costs. ·s top sign violation; David vehicle. . Multimedi a ltir . .. .. .. .. : .. ....... 58 :~ In Sa lisbu ry Township Wedn esd ay, at approximately 5: ;,; Sigma n, Middleport, $!;0 and Pined were Gai l L. Gordon, . Rax Restaurants ........... ....... ~ :\-M p.m .. a ea r a ng a semi-tractor trailer were involved in a n costs. driving under suspension; Franklin, P a., $425 a nd .cos ts. Robbi ns & Myers ............... l!Jlf., Sta te Senator Jan Mi c h ae l acc ident a t the int e r section of Ohio 7 and Count y Road .1.· $1o a nd cos ts, no motorcycle three d ays in ja il. driv in g i\•hll c Long a nd State Re p. Mic hael ·S hon(>y's Inc . .. ............. ...... .... :111 Ro na ld R. Jeffers, ~7. of Pomeroy, was driving the int ox lca tcd : $25 and costs, no e ndorsem e nt : James S. Polcyn, We ndy 's Inti ........................ 9 ~1; Shoemake r ex pressed exuber· tractor -t railer nort h on Ohio 7 whe n a car drive n oy Larr)' W. motorcycle end orseme nt : and Middleport , $25 a nd costs, opel'Wo rth ington Ind ............... ... 21' ~ alice over th e restor ation of Young, 19. of Racine. pull ed from County Roa d 5, passed. the $100 a nd costs. dr ivin g while a ti~g a mot or vehicle without funding for the Ohio Valley Area stop sign a nd hit J effe r's tra iler. undrr . suspen sion; Ma r k A . proper regard for sa fet y. Librar ies for th e fiscal year 1989. .Managt'rs rt'<'ObYflized Young was ci1ed for running a st op sign. Th e Ohio Valley' Area Libr ar· McCloud . Middl e port. $42:i and rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::~ cos ts. a nd three days in jai l, ies tOVALJ admini sters through ""' All Wil·ra r Sund ry Store man dr iYin g while intox ica ted : $10 loca l libraries a variety of agcrs rece ived s pecially de· and costs . cxpi red ope r ator' s programs des igned to improve signed service pint s at th c rece nt Woodla nd Center s . Inc .. will offer limit ed services on Fr iday. li cense; $100 a nd costs, improper and ·exte nd ser\'ices to lo ca l ropor'ate meeting in recogni tion July :1. in observa nce of the July 4 holi(lay. Emergency serv ices u·anspar ting of a fi rea rm : residents . 1t is m a de up of public of th e ir .v<'a rs of drdica l<'d a nd will br ava il a ble by ca llin g 446-5o54. The Centers wil l res ume Tommy Wa lte rs. Midcl lcpqrt. ~TIRES libraries in the Ohio counties of t o~~ a l Sp n ·icC' 10 thr · ro mpa ny. regular wor~ in g hours on Monda y, Ju ly 6. Athe ns. Hocking. Jac kson . Law Anit a J a(•obs. m a,nage r of th e rencE-. Me igs , Pickaway, P j ke. Po m er,oy Sundry Store. has been Ross, Sc ioto a nd Vint on. with the compan.v !h r·•·<' and " We are ex tre mely pleased one -half year s. She firs t began as Vt•tt•rans Mt·morial Rac ine Vi ll age Council will meet in r egular sess ion at 7 p.m . tha t t he co mmunities in Soul her n man a ge r a t the Middl epor t starr Wrd nesd ay Admis>i o ns Monday a t the Sh r in e Park building. Ohio will co ntinue to have the a nd tran sferred to t he P o m Prov Mari(• RO,\'. Racine: Norma libra!'.\' SC'n ·ices they so richly sto re in May. J 9R~ . · Coodwin. Pnmf' roy : Angela \ 'an· deserve," sai d Shoemaker a nd Bry an \Vil cox . man agPr of thC' Coo n<·-' , Middlrpon:· Th om as Long. Middl eport Sundr)' Store. has l·Ir ndrlx . l. a ngs\'ili<'. Me igs Count)· E m e r gency Medical Services report s five ca lls OVAL , origi na lly taken o ut of _be!'n with the co mpany for th ror W<.'d llC'Sdav f)j\.,ph ~I I ' O O'W n Wed nesdaY; S\Tacuse at 9 a. m. to 33 J ohn St. for Jeanette Ward trova S t ~g<lii , Ar m and Turl ey. the budget for 1989. has bee n a nd o ne-ha lf yea rs ago. HP wa s to Veterans Memorial Hospit al; Ru tla nd a t 9: O:l a .m. to Pullins ·g ranted $400,000 for that fi sca l promotpd ro assis t an t rna nagrr Mont e Wol fe . Grace C a~p·t;;;i·l : . !·fill f{oad for Mayc le .Sear les to Pl easa nt Val ley Hos pital : · 'yf:\ar . in Marc h. 1984, the n 10 m u n a~ e r ,Juno Hay man , Anna Kof'nig. Pomeroy, a t 2: 15 p .m. to La s ley St. fo r Norma Goodwin 10 Lohg and ShOE'm a krr co m· th!' foll ow in g yea r . G0org0 F'ol m f'r . V<'tera ns Mpmor,ial Hospital: .Rutland a t 4: >4 p.m. tra ns'parteq me nd ed the effort s madf' b,· Th omas He nd rix from an auto accident o n Bria r Ridge Road to Shirl ey Fis her. exec ut ive dl rec· Vetera ns Me m or ial HoSpital: Middleport at .1: >7 p.m. to County tor for OVA L. Ro<Jd:. for Lan~ Yo un~~: who was treated but not tra nsported . 1987 SCHEDULE "Ms . Fis he r 's d iligcn ci>_ a nd ' Ohio Lottery Mets blank Reds Page 3 Weather Daily Number 281 Pick 4 35ll • .. Cloudy tonight. Chance of s howers, lhunderslornt!l. Low in mid 60s; Partly cloudy Saturday. Hlglts in mid 808·. Chance of rain 30 percent tonight, near zero Saturday, , Daily stock prices Two forfeit bond, 11 others fined in Middleport Mayor's Court Wednesd~y ., OV A.C funding is restored Woodland services limited July 3 GET Dilylan READY NOW ·FoR VACATION DRIVING. Hospital ·news Racine Council meets Monday Squads receive Jive calls at Vot.37, No.41 Copyrighted 1987 FLEA MARKET hard '"''OI'k \\1l? r f' ce rta inly a k ey Area deaths Julia (Judy) Pollo<'k Ju lia rJudy t Poll ock. 67. 1096 Sunset Dr .. Gal lipol is . died Wedncsd a.v at her rcsidC'ncc. She w as a ret ired employee of GaUl polis Savi ngs and Loa n. 'Graveside services, will be condueted Monday Ju ly 6, a t 10 a. m .. . at Mou nd Hil l Cemetery , Rt•v . Alber t Ma cKenz ic official · in g. Arrangeme nts unde r directio n ot McCoy -Wetherholt -Moore Fun eral Home in Ga llipolis. ln li eu of fl owers. co ntributions ma\ be made to the Fr<.> nrh •Art Colony or the Dr. Sa muel L. Bossard Memor ial Library . Clart·nt•t• Casn artcrnoon n oiO died a1 the Hi c ko r;· Cree k Nu rs in g Cent er. Th e Plains. fo llowi ng a n cx trndcd ill ness. Ror n in Wmficld, W . Va . , he was a so n of the la te Wi.lliam B. and Margaret Rumbaug h Cas h. He \\'a s a reti red building con· tractor .• (J n arm.v sf'vcn sistPrs a nd two br.oth0rs. Se r viceswi llbeh cldat lla .m . Sat urda V' at the Hughes FunPral Hom e in Athens ~ovith burial In tl'le Athens Cou nt .v M e m o r;· Gardens. Friends ma y ca ll at lhP funeral · hOmE' from 3 to ; p.m . Frida y. vC'te r a n of _Wor ld War I a nd a lifelon g rrsiclc nt of the A thens area. Surv iving arc two daug)ll<'rs. M r s. \'i.c tor .1 ." 1Ca mille 1 Stan so n, Al hcn .s, and Mrs. He nryS. 1[lr t't \.' l Wiseman. Chillicot he: a • lS. .. 0 J.fj'l.CW . By United Press' International Sm a ll creeks beca me rag ing r ivers that sent floOd wafers pouring into basement s a nd c it y s treets. dam ag ing homes and businesses In several north central Ohio communities - all the result of one nlg h!" s r a in s torms. Ha •·des( hit tiy Thursday's fl as h flooding were the towns of Bellville. Mount G il ea d a nd Spelby . At least two people were Injured , one seriously. A spokeswom a n for Gov. Richard F . Celes te, who decla red De.l aware. Morrow. Marton and Richland counties under a sta te of e me rgency · Thursday, sa id th e govPrn<ir planned to fl y today to Bellvill e where a t leas t 40 homes Were d a maged . · The gover nor sa id the flood s ca used an es timat ed $9 million to streets, bridges and other public prope rty lp Shelby, but Mayor Garland Ga tes said privat e property suffered m a ny mllllo·n dollars more in damages . About 100 members of the Ohio Nat lonal G ua rd we re told to r e port to the areas to protect property • from loot ers. ' Also laie Thursday , the Cas t- n:tovlng flood wat ers that haq sent hundreds of' people from the ir homes were stili rising In some rivers down strea m. The National Weather Service ke pt flood warnings In effect for five rivers , all of which we re expected to crest by lat e today or ea rly " Sat urda y. DEALERS WANTED - BUYE~S WANTED COME ONE - COME ALL 1 We 'll See You at the FLEA MARKET 0 the cou r t t t h<' c u stod;· or his parC'nts. De put\' Ha rn LYons n•· Spo ndE'd ' tO a dOin'c s tir• ViOIPnre ra il in thr R.U ti<Jnd arc<J a t:io ut l ::ma .m . this mornin g. A f<'male was 1ra nsportrd 10 Ve t eran~ Mem o r ia l Hospit a l for trp;!l mont . C ha1' gcs ha ve brcn filed in th(· matter. A big Fourt h of .Jui~· r ac ing weekend wil l bf'gin one-half Su nd a)' . mile clay oval t~~F~or~ln;lo;.r;m;a;ti~on~(a;l;l:;(~3=04;);4;2;2;·~4;16:9;;61;4;i;7;4;2;-2;8;8;2~;~~;;M;I;D;D;L;EP;O;IT~;;~ TAVERN SMALL TOWN BAND FROM PORTSMOUTH FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS act ion next week . Wps t Virginia Motor Speedw ay will hos t the PRO 's Late Mod el SN ies thi s Friday and Saturday eve nin gs, while -P('n nsboro cele· brat es 100 yea rs of racing on the JULY 3 & 4 and 10 & 11 SUPERAMERICA JULY BLOW·OUT . CHOMC.-. Crodll C1rds Ml'f Be used For All Purchu es We Reserve Ttte Rlgttl To Limit OuJntllin LITTlE DEBBIE ECKRICH FOURTY SIXER SNACK CAKES FOUNTAIN DRINK HOTDOGS l:k~.l. $119 " , ( 99 5/Sl 46 SAVE 35< oz. SAVE 65< '2 .00 Cover Charge Must be 21 ' $389 20 LB. BAG d PATIO SALE Just in Time for July 4th Guests •S PC. DINIIIIG GROUPS •3 & 5 PC. SlniNG GROUPS •FOLDING ROCKERS •CHAIRS & OCCASIONAL TABLES •GLIDERS -Sa.vings ·up to 1(3 Off •Free Pinking · Open Daily REITER 2 CYCLE OIL ICE CREAM QUART $159 POTATO CHIPS $1 09 9·S Mon. & Fri. 9·8 446 -3045 $1 39 · . SAVE 40< 16 Oz. 8 Pack Returnables SAVE 30' I •Free Delivery Financing Available Third i. Olin Gallipolis 112 Gal. .PEPSI LAY'S 6lf2 Oz. Bcig ' SAVE 40< VAlVOLINE SAVE 20< •CHAISE LOUNGERS •UMBRELLAS •TEA CARTS 801 2nd Ave., pallipolis, OH lU. 7 & 35, Kanauga, OH $159 497 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy., Middleport, OH 279 West Ma·in St., Pomeroy, OH ., 1 v TJ'P Ohio counties to. suhmi.t ·one · item for bicentennial capsule The Ra inbow ( loggers under the direction of Gerald Powell will not only participa te In the parade but will prese nt two 2: 30 p.m. Cas h prizes will be awarded. Parade wjnners will be a nnounced at ll: 30 p .m . at the park wher~ new b}ea c h c~s hav<' cloggl'rs, a country and western band will play for the after noon. There wil l be a pie baking contest with pies to be brought in by 1 been set up. The ox roast will begin at 10 a .m. and publ)c games be a feature of the afternoon. At 6:30p.m . a non-professional band contest will get underway with $100 prize money to be awarded . The a nnu a l talent show will begin at 8 ,p.m. and the annua l fireworks will be featured a t 10 p.m. · will The Rutland .July 4th parade route has IJecn changed to include. all of Salem St., rather t\lan stopping 'at Bank I , 11 was announeed today . SUPERAMERICA~ of th e smuggling ring. Border Patrol spokesman Mike Williams sa id agent s acting on information from Tostado. who wa s in good health , searc hed for ·the smuggl<>r today in the El Paso area. Williams said It was unclear whether the smu~gler · intended to ha r m the aliens or was merely try ing to pre vent the detect ion of his human cargo. Jack Vicke ry, a Border Patrol agen t in McAllen, s aid smugglers also often loci!>, up ~ liens so they will not escape without paying a fee . H~ addPd, " We've seen j~st about everything the re is to see. It Is a very nas ty business." Fre ight trains are freq uen tly used by the smugglers to ferry undocumented workers deeper info the United States from towns on the Mexican bc!rder, a nd Border Patrol agents were conducting a routine search when they made the hor rific diSC(lVery just after dawn Thursday . Pools of blood spit up by men during the heat' convu lsions that 'preceded their descent into coma and then death lay on the floor. and ·agents observed scratch marks that the men apparently made on the metal walls of thp car. Racine all set . for July 4th events· . Officials confiscate $500,000 worth of fireworks .in raid DEERFiELD."Ghio IUPI J unde rcover agents said they As much as $;;()0,000 In explos ives purc hased Class t ,fireworks were confiscated from a Portage fir ecrackers and roman ca n(jles Co unty fir ewo rk s company - without signing forms ·reThursday in what au tho rities are quired by s tate law . Agent s said . calling the : tar~cst raid unde r they a lso purchased more powerOhio's yea r - old fireworks law. ful ex plosives without showin g a Some 30 investiga tors from the · sta te -required ex hiblt.or's slate fire mars ha l's office and s ix license. Portage County s he riff' s de puAmong the people a rres ted tlt>s made the arrests at Midwest was Larry Lomaz, descrllx:d as a Flrewor.ks Inc. , a Deerfield fire· former owner of the co mpa ny, works manufa ctu rer and r e tail Lomaz 'reportedly forfeited o u tl f•t. control ' of the compa ny after . Six prople were arrested on being convicted In 1985 on charges of Illegal fireworks s~ l es charges of posing as a ' federa l a nd the unlawful renovation pf a agent. When arrested at Midwest building housing fireworks. on Thursday, Lon:taz blamed hi.s The raid ca me one week after arrest on coincidence. ·Parade1aunches SAVE 40< OF ASHlo\NO OIL. INC. '• shows. one a t 12 noon ·a nd one at 7!30 p.m. with Jim Carna han as emcee. Anot her specia l fea ture ofthe parade will be the :·Mea n Machine" from Crown City which will be 'on di s pla y at !he park all day . Following the program by the SIERRA BLANCA , Tex as 1UP II - The "very nas ty busi• logo In red and hlue w,lll be sold for $5 each. ness" of s muggling allt•ns wa s SOUVEN IR CU PS The Mei~:S ' ·County laid bare , wit h the discovery of Rlce niennlal pins wllhdso he sold at S3 each or two Bicentennial Commission has purchiol;ed a the bodi <'s of 18 me n who werr for S5. Proceeds will be used to cover e•penses of llmiiPd numller ol souvenir cups to he •old allh•• locked for 14 hours in an the celehratlon , according lo Patty. Parker, tlu> .July II cclchrallon on the Rock Spring• ins ula ted boxcar where they Bicentennial Co111mlssion' s chairman .. • FalrJ!!'ounds. cup• which have I he official convu lsed in 125· degree hea t, spat blood and suffocated. o ffi· cials said . A 19rh man . Migu el Tostado · ' Rodrigu ez, ·21, of Mex ico. s urvived by us ing a steel s pike to punch, a hole in the wood floor pf the Missouri-Pacific boxcar. a nd he told authorities Thu rsda y th e co mmiss ione rs' assis tance. She All of Ohio' s AA co un ties arr to a representative from the a ttar· aliens and their rwo guides were s ubm it ont' It e m. a nd a list of sa id the at torney general"s office ncy genera l's office sometime , locked inside by a third me mber wor kin g with the Ohio Hls rorl· is loca l e lec ted ofll clals, to be durin g the Me igs Count y F a ir. c al Society a nd the commiss ion · sea led in a 100- y~ar t imt' capsulr Th e Oh io His torical Society ~ r s of each county to co mpl e te as pprt of a bice nt e nnia l proj~ct will assis t In rev iew ing a ll It em s ' bein g sponsored by Ohio Attor· • the project, . s ubmitted for the caps u l~ . and Andrews to ld the co mmission· nev Gencral Cele brN'ze . T he wi ll advise on proper •cea lln g · RACINE .:.. A bjg, small-town e rs to select one s ma ll !te rri whic h projecl Is pa rt. or' Ohl o'.s com· tec hniques . celebrallon is again in line for the would best d E'pic t Me igs Cou nt y . m e mora tlo n of the 200-year a nn !· Th ~ tim e capsule, to be speFourth of July In Racine VII! age ver sa ries oft he U.S. Coh st!tutfo n · P a pe r it ems. such as books, are . cia lly built to ho ld the It ems, will as festivities get underway at not being encouraged Andrews be buried in Mari etta. the first a nd the Northwes,t Orcttn ~ n c~. 9: 55 with a flag raising ceremony Carolyn Andrews, of thP att or - sa id. Any large paper It e ms tha t settlement in the , Northwest a t Southern Junior' High School. a re submitt ed will be placed on Te rritory. during a ceme mony ney ge nera l" . office. was a t The annual parade will begin Wednesday ' s Me igs Count y Co m ~ on Sept.17,t heo U!clal da te of the at 10 a .m. and fe.at ure cou ntymicrofilm . · The Ite m and tt)e co mpleted lis t signing of the Northw es t wide fire units , a nt ique cars, mis s ioners meetin g to explain of officials are to be presented to Ordina nce. the project and r('Qucst the floats, organizations, the Shady River Shufflers. and the Southern High School Marching ~and, ' SUPERAMER.ICA CHARCOAL ·U· A parade a t 10 a.m . Saturday will open . the ann ua l July 41h celebra tion in Rutland. Participants in the pa r ade. whi ch will cons ist of flor a ts, equestrian unit s, bat o n twirle rs, other marching un it s . vehic les from the Point Pleas ant National Guard Unit, and the Mei~s High Sc hool Band. will line up between 9 and 10 a .m . on Brick and De pot Si s. One alien out of 19 survives ordeal !h is MilWAY conditi" n, while . his wife was in satisfactory condition. , Nearly 400 people who liv e a lon g the Whetstone and Alum cr eeks in Mount Gilead were evacuated. Authorities a lso reported heavy damage at the Morrow County Fairgrounds. In Sh~lby, about 25 miles north of Mount Gilead, the town was. ~ut in half by the ragi ng Blackfork Rive r . About 500 people were evacuated from their · homes ear ly Thur sday. Authorities borrowed boats to look for stranded residents and the Red Cross set up a shelter, but only one fainily stayed t hcre."'rhe rest apparenlly stayed with friends or refatives . ' p.m. 'and winners announced at · .Specials Good July ·2 through Jcly S tonight, a t Skylin<' SpPedwa,· in S tow ar t whNe ·the First Annual Skyl in 0 :lO Lat e Model Invi ta tio nal ig n i t ~s the first round of a sp<'c t acu Ia r ra c ing series. Joining lat e mode ls on the card 'wii be hobby stoc ks a nd st reet stocks : Sky linP will not rae<> this Sat urd ay eve ning, but-rt'turns to 26 Cents Rutland's July Fourth parade begins at 10; list participants · SALES Reasonable Set-up Rates-Indoor Space-Outdoor Spote !Continued fr om pagr II Celeste sa id he expects inspection teams from the Small Business Administration and the Federal Emergency Ma nagement Admlnistralion to a r ri ve in Ohio Monda y. Jack and Nancy Brentlinger, residents of the Whetstone Traile r P ar k In Mount Gilead, Morrow Count y, aboijt 50 miles north of Columbus, were in jured when a explos ion ripped through their mobile home. Authorities said it was believed high water ca used a propane ga s tank tQ tip over, s parking ·· tht' explos ion: • The Brent linger s suffered burns and were tra ns fe r red to the burn unit at University Hospital In Columbus. Mr. Brentlinger wa s in critical GENERAl TIRE • POMEROY , OHIO 2 Sections, 14 Pagas A Multimedia Inc. NeWspaper Declare 4 counties under state of emergenCy --992-7151 FOR PRICES. ON ALL YOUR TIRE NEEDS JULY 2-3-4·5: AUG . 6 -7·8·9 SEPr. 3-4·5-6; OCT . 1 -2 -3-4 . NOV . 5 -6 ·7-8 July Fourth events begin this evening STF.WART - Cl"rrncc n . Cas h. Rich l:mcl Av <'.. Athe ns. Wed n cs da~· son and daughter-in -law. Clar· e ncc a nd Nellie Ca s h.'Ath(>n s. 11 gra ndc hild re n . 22 grea t · g ra ndc hildren. and se,·0ral nl e· crs and nep he ws. B.esl des his pa rent s. he was preced<•d in deat h by his wif<' , Gertrude· Nora Cash in 1981, MEIGS COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS ent1ne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 3, 1987 CALL US AT fac tor in resto ring the fundi ng to OVAL," the t'Vo offi cia ls noted. Effor ts were C" nlinuall>' ·m a de by Lo ng and Shoe m a ker durin g the budget pr ocess to restore th e funding . • • .- Various games will be held a.t the fire house at 1 p.m. The firemen and ladles' auxiliary will sponsor a variety show at Southern Junior High at 8 p .m . in .the Southern Jr. High Auditorium. A giant fireworks display wlll go off at 10 p .m. to conclude the activit ies, during which time door prizes will be give away. · d • "I haven' t been Involved for two vears," Lomaz said. " I just happened to be here today checking on business." The business, which has been in Deerfield for more than decade, used to be known as Buckeye Fireworks. Lomaz. who was arrested on charges of Illegal sales of fireworks and unlawful renovat ion of a building housing fireworks , said authorities timed the arrest to Interfere with busy .holiday sales. . · "It's ridiculous," Lomaz said. I'm in jail on $500,00o cash bond for se1llng fireworks. What kind · of country is this?" - ~iddleport A parade at I p.m. Sat urday , back to the park. will launch the annual MiddleFeeney-Bennett Post 128, port July 4th celebration. American Legion. wll! hold an · The parade under the supj>rvi- Ol)l>n house at Its new quarters, SIQ.n of Roger Williams will forrri .Fifth and MU!s St., ~rom 2 to 4 at DUe~ Park, move down Third p.m. and at 7 there will be a Ave., to HarHnger Parkway, program at Diles Pa5k. There turn left, then go up secondAire., . will be music .until 7:30 p.m . and then to Front St. moving When Mayor Fred Hoffman l"ill some 45-strong under the direction of Mrs. Rober ta Maidens. Area Queens a nd · co nt est winners as well as animals and farm e quipm e nt will also participate. The Shady River Shufflers will entertain at the fire hou se after the parade, while t he Racine Volunteer Fire Department serves Its annual chicke n barbeque. Fourth give a welcome and sen. Jan Long, a native of Middleport, will present' a short talk. This wll! be follow~ ·by a dance prog~am by the .Shady River Shufllers. , A fireworks display by the Middleport Fire Department wll! · be al 9:30p.m . BUSY DAY PLANNED - The bu8y Shady River Shu!Oers· will be making two community appearance on .July flh. AI Racine, they will participate In lhe parade and wW then do a show an,d In Middleport at 7: ;10 p.m. Saturday they wUI be doing • a show 'at the Diles Park. Under the dlredlon of Gary Williams, tl:e group lllso will be laking part In c!)mpellllons In Columbus on July 30 ' and In Charleston, W. 1/a.,ln August. Memhel"!l of the group pldured Include: front, I to r, Peggy Lawrence, Donna Grate, Debbie Bum, Holly Williams, Unda .Young; second, I lo r, Tammy· Plants, Paulette · Jlarrlson, G~ry Wlllla~. lnstnl(;tor; Janet Brown, Richard Brown, LIZ ' Gilmore and Kay H~inslcy. At the Iron\ Is riatllel • Young. · • � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 2, 1987 cash pollock