http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f99956605c2a89652165ad9a3b92c6d6.pdf 06cdeea1d797b262f1dca9af30ca600b PDF Text Text .. ,.;---Local briefs South Central Ohio Sunny and humld today, with highs between 90 and 95. Clear torilght , with a low near70. Sunny and humid Thursday, with highs between 90 and 95, The probabtltty of pnictptta· tlon Is near zero t hmugh Thursday. Winds will be light and from the west today and light and variable tonight. ' Extended Forecast Friday through Sund11y Fair Friday, with a chance of showers mainly In the northern part of the state Saturday, and 'fair again Su11day. Highs will range !rom the upper 80s to the tower 90s F#lday, between 85 and 90 Saturday and In the 80s Sunday. Overnight lows wlll be near 70 Friday and Saturday mornings and In the mid 60s early Sunday. , Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports seven calls Tllesday; Middleport at 9: 04 a .m. to Stonewoods Apts. for Esther Kissel to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 11:04 a .m . to Route 248 for Linda Rhodes to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 11: 57 a.m. to the Maples Apts. for Francis Roush to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 1:33. p.m. to Holzer Clinic for Cheryl Ferg\lson to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport Fire Department at 3:39p.m. to an oil tank fire on Route 554 near Cheshire; Tuppers Plains at 10:37 p.m. to County Road 402 for Siephanle Stanley to St. Joseph' s Hospital; Pomeroy at 11: 24 p.m . to Route 143 for William 'Morris to Veterans Memorial Hospital. · Foreclosure action, filed A foreclos ure action has ~en filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Diamond Savings and Loan Co., Findlay. -against Richard A. Roseberry, Mansfield, and Sharon S. Steele, formerly known as Sharon S. Roseberry , Westervllle, et al. Southern board meets July 25 End m!lrriage Southern Local l,loard of Education will meet in regular session Saturday, 8 'a.m., at the high school cafeteria. Hal Patrick Boston, in care of Aaron Hysell, Pomeroy, has rlled for a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Connie Kay Boston, Pomeroy. Armtntte Cade, a minor, bv Mary Hawk, her sister and nex·t friend. ha s ftled fo r a divorce from Charlie Cade. Chester to hold class reunion The Chester High School Class of 1931 will hold its annual reunion at the Chester firehouse this Sunday ~ith dinner at 1 p.m. All classmates, teachers and friends are tnvited .· License issued White Oak groundbreakin,g held Groundbreaking ceremonies were conducted at 2 p.m . Wed· nesday at Poplar Ridge Church, near a 141J.acre, $847,000 recta· 'matlon project in the White Oak mining site, about six miles west of Cheshire. The WhiteOak mining site, one of several areas that was stripmined In the 1950s, has caused flooding of Ohio 554 and other local roads In the area, according to Todd Ames of the Ohio Department ol Na tu ral Resour· ces. D & J Energy Co., of Rodney, is the general contractor for the project. I Mary K. Russell, 81. 207 Wlnthrope St., Taunton, Mass ., formerly of the Coolville area, died Monday at St. Luke's . Hospital in Middleboro, Mass ., as the result of injuries received in an auto accident. She was born April 29, 1906 in · Columbus, a dau ghter of the late " Mark and Mary Kraft Kimmet. She was a retired sc hool teacher having taught in Ohio's public schools for 42 years. She received her bachelor of science degree from Ohio University . She was a member of the Westerville Se· nlor Citizens, the La dies of the Moose and the United Methodist Church In Little Hocking. Surviving are a son, Earl J . Russell, North Dighton, Mass.; four grandchildren and one grl"at-grandchiid, . Services will be held at 11 a.m . Saturday at the White Funeral Hom'e In Coolville where fr iends may call fron;t 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be'in Torch Ce met ery. Charles Stout \ . Charles Floyd Stout, 83. Long Bottom, di ed Tuesday at St . Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. A marriage license has been issued in Meigs County Probate Court to James Michael MournIng, 21, Middleport. and Jennifer Lynne Zucker, 19, Middleport : The White Oak project is one of 14 reclamation projects In Gattta County, covering 1.567 acres. Seven of these projects have been completed, while the other seven are under way or tn the planning process. The estimated cost of these projects is $9.4 mtllloq. The Gallia County projects are part of the 9,408 acres concen· trated in 287 projects in sou· theastern Ohio, which are estimated to cost $57 million. ODNR has completed 123 of these projects, while the remainder are under way or are. in planning, according to officials. Thirty cases were processed ·Tuesday eveplng In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler: Fined were Thomas Owens, Columbus, $63 and costs, squeal· 'tng tires; Sla Pierce, Tuppers Plains, $54 and costs, speeding; Carol Justis, Racine, $50 and costs, speeding; · Patricia Grate, Pomeroy, $20 and costs, speed· ing; Robert Rlffle, Racine, $63 a nd costs, expired tags. William Eakl11s, Middleport, and $63, squealing tires; Linda $113 and costs, Intoxication ; Fusek, Columbus, $46; Ray Keith Ashley, Pomeroy, $46 and Roush, Racine, $46: Sharon John· costs, speeding; Anita Hudson, . son, Racine, $45; Julia Qua lis, Pomeroy, no financial r\'sponsi· Middleport, $45; Patsy Warner, blllty, driving on a temporary Syracuse, $47; MahOn Smeal,_ permit without a licensed driver. Waverly, W. Va .. $48; Vicky and !allure to yield, $66 and Bailey, Middleport, $43~ William costs: WalterHaggy II, Rutland, Boswell, West Columbia, W.Va. , $63 and costs, squealing tires . $47: Esther Anderson, Rutland, Forfeiting bonds were James $63; Randall Russell, Crown Parker, Pomeroy, $45, spee4l!l&~_... City, $47; Renee Smith, Por· tland, $48; Dana Haynes, Miners· vlile, $46; Malcolm Guinther, Syracuse, $49: Robert Rathjen, Fostrla, $45; Charles Spurlock, Long Bottorri. $48; Darla Haw· ley, Middleport, $47 ; David $50, expired operator's license. Mann, Pomeroy, $45: Larry Fined were Ivan H. Carman, Stewart, Rutland , $50, ail posted Pomeroy, $18, speeding; Kat · on speeding charges; Tracy hl een Davis, Middleport , $10 a nd Forres t, MI. Gilead, $43, left of costs, failure to yield the right of center, a nd $63 traffic light way , and Kenny Morrison, Mid· violation: Michael Ash , Syra· dleport. $425 and costs, and three cuse, $63. expired plates. days in jatl, driving while lntoxi· ca ted , a nd $25 and cos ts. running a red light. Th<' hearing wa s.co nt in ued u n tli 9 a.m. on Tu<'sda.v . J ui)' 2~. to permit l.Pm IC',v to ~0ru rC' ·<.I n attorney. Eddie Patrick, 18. Middleport , appeared before Judge Knight on Monday to enter a plea of guilty to a charge of escape, a fourth degree felony. Prosecutor Crow reports that Pati'ick was indicted by last week's grand jury as a result of an lneident on May 13, this year, in Middleport. when ·Patrick escaped from the cus· tody of officers. Women's fellowship St'heduled Thursday Meigs Church of Chr is t Women's Fellowship will meet Thursday, 7: 30 p.m., a t Zion Church of Christ. A special doll display ·· will be li'atured and everyone is asked to br·tng a favorite doll . Ann Lambert Is in charge of the program. weekend meeting Friday, Saturday A weekend meeting will be held Friday and Saturday, 7p.m. each evening, and Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m ., at Rutland Bible Methodist Church. Rev. Bruce Hawthorne, Barberton, will be guest speaker. The Wls~mantle Trio wtll sing at the Sunday afternoon service. Daily Number 692 Pil'k 4 77033 Page 5 Louery numbers • Vot.37, No.62 Copyrighted 1987 enttne 1 Section 12 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Thursday, July 23, 1987 . . . Heat wave continues to grip. Buckeye State Two power outages occurred Wednesday and e arly today in service areas of The Ohio Power Co .. boih caused by trees causing shortages In thE lines. In the Lincoln Hill area of Pomeroy approxi· mately 122 customers were without power service for 50 minutes .Wednesday pvening between 5 and 6p.m. Thursday morning, some 15 customers in the Snowball Hlil area of Syracuse were without service lor approximately and hour a nd a half. 2 HOUR SALE 30°/o OFF STOREWIDE 5:00 TO 7:00 THURSDAY , MARGUERITES ·SHOES MIDDLE $HOE STOlE IN MIDDLE BLOCK ., •.!.....:. • ary CONCERT SPECIAL CLEVELAND (UP)) ~ Tuesday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers : Dally Number . 693. Ticket sales totaled $1,175,924 , with a payoff due of $537,729. PICK-I 3764. PICK·4 ti cket sales totaled $172,495.50. with a payoff due of $77.757. P lCK ·4 $) straight bet pays $3.240. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $135. Friday. Highs between 90 and 95. 5-7-25 31-35-36 Three fined, three forfeit bonds in Middleport Court ·Tuesday eveningThree defendants were fined and three others forfeited bonds tn the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds were Charles H. Burton, Middleport, $450, posted on a charge of driving while Intoxicated: Marvin C. Mllltron, $40. speeding, and Jo· seph Shanabrook. · Middl eport, Clear tonight. Low near , 70. Mostly sunny and humid Super .Lotto POMEIOY By United Press International As a week · lon~ heat wave continued to grip Ohio. medical . expert s advised the state' s res ident s, particularly elde rly people, t.o curt ail outdoor ac tivitt~s and avoid excessive ex~rtio n . "The most importa nt thing !S to s tay out of. th e direct hea t and avoid overexertion ." said Dr. Clark Ros e nberry, a n emeri!E'ncy room phy sician at Warren General Hospllal. He said overexposure to the heat can cau se problems ranging from fainting to heat stroke. ]ie said he had handled only a few heat-related cases +his week, primarily older patients suffering from dehydration. Temperatures climbed Into the 90s across the sta te Wednesday for the third straight day, and forecasters said the hot , humid weather was expected to continue until at leas t the weekend. Dr. Wllltam Rutherford, critical care specialist a t University Hospitals in Cleveland. said the hea t a ffects mostly older patients who are taking some type of medlcat ion. He said anyone experiencing weakness, thirst , excessive sweating , confusion , irrational behavior and na usea could be suffering from heat exhaustion. Rutherford said' people with those symptoms s hould take action to cool themselves. "Get out of the heat and into a coot e nvi ronment, particularly with kee ping the skin mots!. not with . ice water. and have a fan blowing. "The people who are at risk are the elderly , the very young , people who are on certain medica · tlons. people who have heart diseases. and people who are (n tremendou sly physical settings. The otl)er people at ris k are people who have had previous hea t illnesses ." The state's weather Is so hot that customers of a ma jor power system are expected to use more electricity this week in an attempt to find relief than in any one summer week in the last 80 years. Officials of' the American Electric Power System said Wednesday its more than 2.6 million retail customers will use more electri city this we('k th a n in any · sum mer week in its SO· year his tory. Between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Wednesday, AEP's retail customers - resi dential, commercial and industrial ..:.. used a n ail· time ·demand of 15.495 mUtton kilowatt s of electricity. That exceeded the previous high of 15.347 million killow atts set just the day before. "It is fortunate that American Electric Power has an ample power supply to be able to meet it s own customers' requirements as wei! as to assist its sister utilities in this and neighboring states which may be in need of ext ra energy," said AEP President Richard E. Disbrow. The previous high demand !rom AEP before this week's. heat wave was the 14.759 million kilowatt s in 1986. AEP operating unit & that hav e set individual peak demands this week are the Ohio Power co. at Canton; Indiana and Michigan E lectric Co. at Fort Wayne, Ind., and the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co . in Columbu s. Custom ers of Centerior Energy 's two operating subsidiaries, the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. a nd Toledo Edison, also used electricit y at a record pace Wednesday. For a second time this week, Centerior cus tom ers set a record for electricity usage of 5; 1'73 megawatts, erasing the prev ious mark of >. 164 megawatts set on Monday. At 2 p.m . Wednesday, CEI customers were usi ng 3. 722 megawa tt s of electricity, breaking Monday's CE I record of 3,715 megawatts. Customers of Toledo Edison were using 1.451 megawatts at 2 p. m ., falilng just short of the TE record of 1,464 megawat ts also set Monday. Roberts says ferry has not caused any damage thus ·far I W. Va. Mr. Stout was born May 25. 1904, a t Success In Meigs County. a son of the late Charles R. and Eva . Meeks Stout. He was a retired electrician having been a member of Marietta Local Union 972. He was a member of the St. Paul United Methodis t Church in Tuppers Plains and on May 2, this year, he and his wife, Vercla. observed . their 60th wedding anniversary . Survivin~ are his wife, Vercta Torrence Stout: two sons and daughters-In-law, Charles Glen and Grace Stout of Long Bottom, and James Robert and Dorothy Stout of Tuppers Plains: four gra ndchildren, Keith Stout, Long Bottom; Joe Stout, Richmond , Va .; Terri Stout, Tuppers Plains, and Connie Soulsby, Pomeroy: a great-granddaughter, Shannon Soulsby, Pomeroy; three sisters. Mrs. Mary White, Racine; Mrs. Lula B. Dugan, DeLeon Springs, Fla ., and Mrs. Atha (Perle) Shrives, Cincinnati; a slster·in· law, Mrs. Ellen Stout, San Antonio, Tex. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by three brothers and two sisters. Arrangements will be an· nounced by the While Funeral Home, Coolville. G HOT OUTSIDE ~ The thermometer at Bank I In Pomeroy Wednesday afternoon reOected the KaiserTech Limited has an· nounced that Its opera tin~ subs!· diary, Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation, has signed a definitive agreement to sell Kaiser Energy, Inc., a wholly owned ott and gas exploration and production business. to Pre· stdto Oil Company of Denver, Colo. Included In the sale Is- Kemgas , · of Ravenswood. In conjunction with this sale, Kaiser Aluminum will enter Into agreements with Pr<'sldio to buy natural gas for the corporation's . major aluminum prOduction fa· cllitles at Ravenswood and Mead and Trentwood, Wa~h. The transaction Is expected to close in August, subject to obtaining certain consents . Terms of the sale would Include . Judg~ Knighl accepted lh•· pl('a of guilty ard senkn!'l'd Patrick 10 . a six month prison term. Patrick was r!'mand!'d to t hi' custody of thC' sheriff to be tra nsported to thr C'hilliroth0 Correc tional Institute. Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am E lectric Power ............. 27% AT&T .. ................ ... ........ ... .30V, Ashland Oil ............. ...... ..... 67% Bob Eva ns Farms ... ... .. ......... 25 Charming Shoppes ..... ...... ... 31% Federal Mogul. ............. .... ..47 34 Goodyear T&R .... :.............. 68111 Heck's Inc ....... ............ , ....... 33;.1 Limited Inc..... ..... , ....... ...... 443;.1 Multimedia !ric . ..... :....... ..... 67% Rax Restaurants .. ................ ... 5 Robbins &. Myers ................... 10 Shoney's Inc .......................... 29 Wendy's Inti ............. ......... .10'llr Worthington lnd ....... ........... 21Y, Hospital news Tuesday Adm lsslons ~ Brian Rltchart, Syracuse; Esther Kts· sel, Middleport; Anna Koenig, Racine; Rhonda Dickerson, Mid· . dteport; I~y Dalley, Poriland. Tuesday Discharges Heather Shuler, Scott Geyer, Betty wnus. I an undis closed a mount of cas h to Kaiser Aluminum, most of which would be available for co1·porate debt reduct ion. Kaiser Aluminum chairman and chief executive officer James S. Pas man Jr. said, "This sale ' ts a part of our ove rall business objective of focusing the corporation's financial and managerial resources on fa cil lt ies and product lines that offer significant co mpetitive advan· tages and opportunities to achieve our profit goals. II culminates' an effort the com· ' pany be~an more than a ye!lr ago to find a buver or Investor for the oil and gas exploration and production bu siness. ' 'This 1ransaction offer s sev· era! benefits: it maintains secure energy supplies for our major production facilities , generates Ships pass safely I MANWFIICTURER'S COUPON I ·EXPIRES 911/87 I I I~--------------~---~ I , I CANS ,·. I OPMINUTI-ID•OIIANGIIOIM RIGUUR 011 DIIT. I ,., II I ot I· I 1 I GOO~REASSERVEO ay, """""""' II I I ~ 49000 275955 I... ou~Ln§AV.'MULTI !?$}~oR ABOARD THE USS KIDD tUPI)- Twore-flagged Kuwaiti ~ankers escorted by three U.S. warships on maximum alert · steamed safely past Iran tan Silkworm mtsstle sites In the Strait of Hormuz and headed up the P-!'rstan Gulf today toward Kuwait. "It's pretty quiet right now. Everything looks pretty quiet," Cmdr. Dante! J. Murphy, Jr., skipper of the gutded·mtsstte destroyer Ktdd, told his 380 men after the tense trip wtthin range of the Chinese-made Silkworms stored by Iran along the north · side oi the narrow strait. By late Wednesday night, the I LIMIT ONE COUPON PEA AEOUIAEO PURCHASE . NOTE TO OEA.LER: For eu:h coupon you accept as our authorized agent, we will pay you the lace vel ue Veterans Memorial warm day as the reading reached 104 degTees. Kaiser sells to Presidio Oil IJ(Jrl~.,~ __________C_on_t_in_u_e_d_fr_o_m~p~ag~e__l __________ 1 assets lo hi re his own attornrY. Ohio Lottery Phils stop Reds By NANCY YOACHAM . Area deaths Mary Ru·ssell Process 30 cases in Pomeroy court Weather · Squads have seven, calls Tuesday · Wednesday. July 22. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio 16-The Daily Sentinel thit coupon , pl ut 8C handling allowance, pro¥1ded you and your cus- tomer• hn-e complltd with the18f'm- ol thll otter. Any oth<er appllcttlon cl'lnllltutes fraud. I nvoice• thoolti~ vour purctteae olauttlclent t l ock lc:l cover all coupona mull be ahown upon requ. . t. Vo1d •here pt'Ohtblted, tued or llllrlcted. Your customer mua1 pay any required at lei tu and clepoall. Caal1 value 1 f~O of 1C. Redeem by mailing to: The Coca-Cola Company. PO. BOK 730217, El PattO. TX 7G973. OFfER ·=~:· :;.,; Coco·Colo "'""'' Compooy ----~------~---­ Maid" and·~ Minute Maid" aretradtl'nllrlc:l dlhl Coci-Coll • p~st missile sites darkened convoy was deep Inside the Persian Gulf near the coast of .Bahrain and had been joined by a ·fourth Navy warship, the cruiser 'Reeves. That ship was added by Navy officials to help·protect the two tankers during the night while the convoy steamed ahead at 16 knots. A flurry of reports of possible . Iranian speedboats approaching the convoy after nlght!ail Wed· nesday turned out to be false alarms, officials said. · In Washington, Pentagon \spokesman Robert Sims confirmed .the successful transit through the . perilous Strait of Hormuz, say, · tng, "We're relieved that they're I I immediate cas h lor reducin!( debt and provides us with the option to participate In drilling programs If future gas prices make that attractive," Pasman said. Kaiser Energy produces crude oil and natural gas for sale to manufacturers, ~as and oil re· sellers. and pipelines In the Appalachian, Southern, Southw· estern and Western states. The corporation wili retain Its Interest In the gas properties located In the Irene Field near Bator Rouge, La .. an associated processing facility, and certain receivables and payables. The financial impact ol the sale of Kaiser Energy was antic!· paled in the second quarter financial results that KaiserTech Limited announced on July 14. out of the Silkworm missile envelope." The ' 'envelope" encompasses the·.51J.mtle range of the Chinese· made mobile Silkworm missiles, each carrying a 1,!XJ(). pound explos1ve warhead. They are. not believed to be operational. Iranian planes were In, the alr , but showed no hOstile Intent as the . ftve·shtp, diamond· shaped convoy proceeded through the JO.mlle-wide, horseshoe-shaped strait, Sims told reporters. The Bridgeton, a 407,822-ton supertanker, and the smaller Gas Prince were the first of 11 Kuwaiti tankers to sall under the ' U.S.. flag. actual dollar amount spe nt to repair the Mason ta nding, one Sentinel Staff Writer The ferry operating between Corps official said at ~ meeting in Pomeroy and Mason has not Pomeroy that it was " tens of damaged the Mason landing. thou sa nds" of doll ars . The Corps And the increased traffic flow held firm in its request for a across Jhe ferry has not damaged $100,000 performance bOnd to Pomeroy St. in Mason. This guarantee repairs if th e tanding · means that money promised by were dama ged by the ferry ' the State of Ohio to pay for Additional funding was also possible damages to the land ing needed to meet Mayor Roush's and money raised locally and requirem ent for escrow money to held in escrow to pay fo r possible cover possible damages to Pome. damages to Pomeroy St. will not roy St. As the brtd~e closing neared. i! be neeiled This was the report from Meigs ,looked as il1 the ferry service County Engineer Phliip Roberts would never mat eria lize and to the county co mmissio ners In motori sts would have to travel 20 their Wednesda y meeting. Ro; miles nort h to Ravenswood or 20 ber.ts said he reviewed the Mason · miles south tO .Gallipolls to cross sites last Thursday with -Mason the river. State Senator Ja'n Mi chael Ma yor George Nichols and a West Virginia Department of Long then becam e involved in the project and through a series of Highwa y's representative. During the months preceding meetings in Columbus. and the the closure of th e Pomeroy- blessing of Governor Richard Masoo. Bridge for repairs, Ma · Celeste, secured $100,000 from son's former mayor , Agnes the Ohio Department of Develop· Rou sh, opposed .e stablishm ent of m('nt to satisjy th e Corps' a ferry service because she felt demand. Ferry operator Darrell the Mason landing and Pomeroy St. from the landing to U.S. 33 Rodger , of Clinton , Iow a, put up might be damaged . Roush and $15,000 of his own money and .the . U.S. Corps of Engineers , community lea ders in Pomeroy, Huntington, which owns the Middleport and Ma son Mason landin g, main ta in ed scrambled to raise fhe remaining throughout the months prior to $6.600 needed for a $21 ,GOO escrow the ferry's going into operation account to guarantee repaving of that a ferry which oper~ted the Pomeroy St. if it were damaged. last time the bridge was closed Another $5,000 raised by local caused extensive damage too the businesses was paid directly to Mason landing. Although no one Rodger when he began opera · from the Corps could qu?te an lion, as an incentive to bring hi> fer ry to Pomeroy. If the escrow money is not used for repairs, it should be returned when the ferry ends its operation. Roberts also reported that his current hot mix- program is temporarily on hold to allow the Shelley Co., from which the co unt y purchases its hot mix, to move their portable plant to Apple Grove. Roberts said it will be a much shorter haul for the county from Apple Grove, there by· savIng money. A bid ·of $13,848 from K & J Construction Co., Pomeroy, has been' accepted for the EMS addition to the Tuppers Plains fire station being funded by a Commun)ty Development Block Grant through the commissioners. Carolyn Tripp, president of Tuppers Plains EMS, Shirley Lyons, treasurer, and Mary Jane Talbott, squad chief, Were at Wednesday's meeting to present a written recommendation that the $18,039 bid of Charles Sayre and Son, Long Bottom, be ac· cepted since advice from this 'firm had been· solicited during the planning stases of the project. The commissioners ex plained that according to CDBG regulation s from the Ohio Department of Development, they had to accept the lowest bid as long as it met all project specifications. One other bid, $23,316 from . Roush Construction, Syracuse, · Continued on page 12 · · • Ohio Power Company s motto Is: 'Customer senrice is our tradition' 1 ·"Customer Service Is Our Tradition" is th e motto behind Ohio Power Company's effort to remind customers a nd employees of a long st andlng practice throughout the com· pany's service area. "It's a ne w slogan, but ·certainly not a new phllosphy where Ohio Power lc· con· cerned," said Lenzie J . Hed· rick, Port smouth Division manager. " It 's something we want to reemphasize, not just to our customers, but to our employees as well." Customer comment cards, with boxes to r eceive them, are located In offices through· out the division. This part of the campaign provides a yard· , stick for Ohio Power to gauge customers' opinion and se!\k suggestions for improving service. Lapel pins worn by employees provide an outward sign of the customer aware· ness program and remind employees of the tradition to be upheld. "Our customers and em· ployees are responding postttvely to the program," Hed· rt.ck said . "Employee att !tudes are excellent, and this ts reflected tn comments ' received from our customers who have taken tim e to complete the customer com· m ent cards. ' •' ~· CUSTOMER SERVICE - Clerk Elissa Ult of Ohio Power's Pomeroy Office works closely with customers every day In conjunction with the company's new "Customer Awareness Program" reemphlllllzing Its commitment to providing quality serv!ce. '--------------'!'-___,...__,..._...;.____ ·' ...•· ~· ::: ·' ::; ""!"'""!"'--..1\ , . ..·.... ~ • - · ''t . .. ' '· .. �' .' · · . · t C . ~~~e~ ary ....;.._----~-....;.,_____--.;.___ _;~;,j,;,; ~:;,;:;rsda=y~.J: .:~: -!. .:2: .:~ . :.:,9=·8~:. -,h~. The wrong U1 Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo Orioles make it 8 in row; Indians lose DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ~REA ~lb cs:m/itl ~v ~._-,-,~c::~ . .... - • .ROBERT L. WINGETT . Publisher . PAT WHITEHEAD Aalllstant Publisher/ Controller ,.. BOB HOEFUCH General .Manager • A MEMBER of The United Press lnterna tiona!, Inland Dally Press A"""'latlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'ITERS OF 'OPiNION aff.· W-eicO~ They ~oold be less than 300 words long. All letters are subject toed. lUng and rru'St ~signed wit h nam e, 4Jdress a nd telephone number . No un signed letters wUJ be ~·bUshed . Lett ers slJould be in good taste, addressing Issues , not perSonalities. ., Remember who? By DICK WEST WASHINGTON- The Kuwaiti tanker AI Rakkah is expected to be renamed the Bridgeton and become the first Arab vessel to fl y the Amertccan flag In the Persian Gulf. I have no quarrel with President Reagan's pia n eventually to re-fiag 10 other Kuwaiti on carriers. Let us bear in m ind , however, that sunken ships tend to ltve In America's memory. Most of us probably stlll "Remember the Maine" although it has been more than 85 years since that . U.S. battleship was s unk in Havana harbor with a loss of 260 lives to precipitate the Spanish-American War. I don' t recall there was a conscious effort to remember the Lusltanla after that ocean ltner was torpedoed off the coast of Ire la nd in 1915 with a loss of 1,153lives. Nevertheless, many historians credit the sinking of the Lusitanla with precipitating World World I. Although no stmUar confiicts were precipitated, the seizure of the Intelligence ship Pueblo by North Korean in 1968 remains fresh in the national mind. Would we react with similar belligerency if the Iranian s attac k the Bridgeton? It might be pretty hard to get the nation wor ked up over the motto "Refllember the Bridgeton." But emotions would be left equally fi a t by a slogan buUt around the tanker 's Kuwaiti name. Somehow, "Remember the AI Rakkah " doesn ' t sound right or have the same ring to it that " Remember the Maine' ' did , and does . 1'111 not suggesting that re- flagged Kuwaiti tankers be nam ed for American states. That hard-to-forget honor · still belongs to u.s. warships. · · But If I were In Reagan's shoes, and wanted to obtain a reluctant Congress's approval of the re-flagging program, I would pick out· names that sound a lilt more hostile than Bridgeton. Not that Bridgeton Isn't an honorable name. I just ques tion whether It Is sufficiently belligerent to spark aggressive behavior. Rather than call it the Bridgeton, I would rename the vessel th.e Meese. A headline writer with perhaps more aggression than 1 could muster has described a $37,000 profit that Attorney General E dwin Meese made on a $54,000 Investment as "small." · Maybe It does seem that way to certain headline writers, inside traders and other types of ln.,estors . I mean, had the head of the Justice Department risked $540;000, he presumbly would have come · out with a $370,000 profit. ·By FRED Me MANE UPI Allslslant Sports Editor The Baltimore Orioles, who played likE' a bunc h of sandlottPrs during the first half oft he season, may yet be a spoiler in the Afl'lerican League East pennan t crowd.----'----'--J_a_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n_a_n_d _Jo_s-=.ep_h_S,;;__ p_ea_r WASHINGTON - As Gary rassment, Kemp has repeatedl y Ha r t learned to hts sorrow, voiced his support for the anti· presidential candidates are communist group . "You deserve 'j udged by the company they our praise and admiration for keep. Given the intense scrutiny promoting the cause of liberty for now accorded to a ll the 1988 all those 's tr uggling under the hopefuls, Rep. Jack Kemp, R - burden of communist totalitarN.Y., the im peccably conserva- Ianism," Kemp wrote in a 1ive ca ndida te. ma y beco me an message read at thP ABN's unwitting victim of association. annual meeting in Toronto last Ke mp's a nti-communist. ere·. Novpmber. He has sent similar dentta ls are beyond reproac·h . messag es to o th er ABN But his Ideological zea I has led meetings . him to champion a controversial Ke mp may not have known group called the anti -Bolshevi k a bout the background of some of Bloc of Nations. or ABN. Histori- th.e ABf\1 delegates when he wrot.e ans h ave linked some of its suc·h fulsome praise. One. for , members to pro-Nazi organiza- examp le, was Ivan Docheff, a tions in Europe during World founder Of the ·Anti-BolsheVik Wa r II. Bloc of Nations, who was the ABN Leaders deny the charge. wartime leader of antiThey claim that Eastern E uro- communist Bulgarian National pean e xiles, among its member- Legion. The legio n has been ship fought agai nst Soviet ex pa n- described as " fas cis t" by the sion, but not a longsidE' Hitler 's Bu lgarian Natio nal Committee, troops - a claimed fea t of a n exi le gro up ba se d in Jogistics that leaves mili tary Was hington. histor ia ns dubious . ABN was Docheff a lso published a newsform ed at the co ncl usion of the paper during the war th at fea war by exiles from a var iety of tured a Nazi swas tika on it East Bloc nations. ma sthead. He was se ntenced to Heedless of possible embar· deat h in absentia by the poswar communist Bulgarian government for alleged pro-Hitler activities . · Dochef.f says he was a member of Bulgaria's an ti-communi st resistance, never a Nazi, "We resls.ted communist infiltration into our cpuntry," Docheff tOld Canadia n journalist Howard Go lde nthal last Novembe'r. According to Docheff, Bulgaria was never allied wit h Hitler In World War II, · but merely a llowed Germa n troops to march through on their way to fight the Soviets in neighboring Romaftta. However, the fact is tha Bulgaria declarpd war .on Britain and the United StatE's (though not the Soviet Union). Docheff , who now lives in New York , said he has recently concentrat Pd on helping elect Repubilcans· to office. He has served ori the GOP's eth nicoriented Heritage Cou ncil. he sa id. The Council 's · executive director, Ra dt Slavoff, said that Docheff had not been on the council in " man y y<'ars" and was no1 "a positive element. '' Other ABN foun.d ers , Includi ng its late chairman, Yaroslav Stetsko, have been accused of collaboration with the Nazis against the Soviets In the Ukrai ne. Historian Charles Allen, speclalls.t .ill NAzi collabora tors; and others. have linked Stetsko and several additional Ukra inian ABN founders to the Nazis. . The Ukrainian Congress Committ ee, an exile group affiliated with various anti-communist organizations here, vehPmei'ltly denles that exiles ltke Stetsko had a ny Nazi con nect ion . The Congress claims that Httler actually had Ukrainla n hationalists Imprisoned a.nd that thE' SS secre tly ordered· th e ! ~ liquidation . . Upon Stetsko's death, Kemp paid a special tribute to him In the Congressional Record. A Kemp a ide, Mary Brunette, told our associa te Cor ky Johnso n that the congressma n supports the ABN goal of liberation from Soviet domination, but "certa inl y does not support a ny thing that is a nti-Semitic." In 1984, Kemp' s political orga nization, Ca mpaign for Prosperity, received a n tilega l $1,000 donati on from a Canad ia n. StE'phe n B. Roman , . according to federal Election Commi ssion records . Roman ht' ads the Slovak World Co ngress. which was founded by former officials of the Nazi puppet state of Slovakia . , Ca mpaign contributions frorrt non -U.S. ci tizens are lllegal. A Kemp campaign officia l sa id acceptanc<' of the Rom an contribution was an crror, a nd tha t the mo ney was returni'd a fter our in!lial inqu iry . Roman was .in Ca nada dUri ng the wartime rul<:> of Slovakia by Father Joseph Tiso, who was , executed in 1947 by lht' CzechOS· lovak ~ovcr nm £'nt as a war criminaL In 1945, Roman coauthored a j)('titlon cri tic izing the a rrest of Ti so a nd other Shwa klan officials. sayi ng they had acted und er "duress a nd brute German occupational force." Roman did not return repeated trlrp hono> calls . race. a LOOKING FOR MR , ·F IRST Bi\SE - Cleveland Indian s shortstop .Jay Be ll hur dle!! Kansas City Royals Kev in Seltze r but was but was unahle to complete the doubh• ploy in the first lnnln!l" of Wednesday's game. Scoreboard ... 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The Or ioles made it eight victories in a row Wednesda y night , crushing thE' Chicago Whit e Sox, 10-4. It marked the Orioles' longes·t winning strea k in fou r years a nd gave them a sweep of the s ix games at Comiskey Park this year. John Habyan., who failed as a s tarting pitCher. was the star for Baltimore Wednesday nig ht pitching 6 1-3 Innings in relief of Mike Boddicker to nail down the tr iumph . Habyan , 2-3, retired the final1 9 batters he faced. " ! just wanted to s ta y aggres· sive a nd go a ft er lhe ni tters." said Habyan. who ent ered .the gamf'wit h a6.28ERA . " l 'vebeen in t he bullpen for a whil e. You get a lot of time to th ink out there. . I've been watch ing the o ther guys a nd working real hard . I've had some up and down days , but I' ve · tri ed not to lose m y ·confidencf'." Habya n ent ered I he game with two on a nd two ou t in the third. After allow ing a single to Steve Lyons, J:l abyan was unt ouchable. "I've always thought Habyan was ca pable of doi ng lhis ," Orioles ma nager Ca l Ripke n Sr. sai d . "The reason I sent him lo the bullpen was to make him throw the ball over hom e plate. He has big league stuff. That's what got him here. But you have to be able to throw big league stuff over the plat ('. Tonight he was out standing ... excellent. " Larry Sheets had three hit s and four RBI a nd Ken Gerhart hit two home ru ns to pace the Orioles' attack. Jose DeLeo n. , _ 9, s ut'fercd th e loss. He has not won .since J~nc 20 a nd has won only once s ince May ]9. · E lsewhere In the AL. Minneso ta . topped New York :1-l. Oa kland bcao Detroi t 10-1. Ca lifornia nipped Boston 6-\ Seatt le edged Milwaukee 2·1. Kansas Cltv dow ned Clevela nd 5-l and Texas topped Toron1 o ~- 3. live-hit pitching of Frank Viola and Jeff Reardon and lift the Twins to victory. Viola , 10-6, ·pitched eight •innings. wa lked two and struck out six In winning lor the e ight h time in his last nine decision$. Reardon got three o~ts tor his Amertc~n League-leading 20th save. Athletics 10, Tigers I At Detroit, rookie Mark McGwi re coiiected four hits, including his major league- leading 36th homer, a nd drove in four runs to pace the Athletics' victory. Dennis Lamp, 1-0, allowed seven hits over 5 1-3 innings to get the victory. Frank Tanana. 9·7, was the loser. ·Angels 6, Red Sox 5 At Boston, George Hendrick a nd Brtlm Downing each drove In a pair of runs and Mike Witt earned his 12th vtcrory in sparking the Angels to vlctor:y. Witt, 12-6, scattered nine hit s over 61-3 innings, allowing four runs while walking one and striking out five. De Wayne Buice took over In the seventh but needed help in the· ninth from Gary Lucas and Greg Minton. Minton got the las t out for his eighth save. Mariners 2, Brewers I At MllwaukPe, Mark Langston pitched a fo ur- hitter and. Rey Quinones had three hit s a nd a n RBI to pace the Ma r iners. 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Annu al passe nger hoardings , which tota led just under 420 million last year, are expec ted to . grow to 450 mil Ilion this year, 650 million within a decade and more tha n 750 milli on by the end of the lltll 'fi"Hhoa_,t ,, "''" ... /C <lfrii.Mt KENNER , La. !NEA)- As in many other other cities, New Orleans' principal airport orig inally was a military airfield that was turned over to the munlclpl! l government after World War II. "We eevn got the old quonset huts ," one official recalls. And like many other cities, ·New Orleans gladly accepted the gift but never really pla nned for an era in which commercial aviation would become a major mode of transportation. Instead, the city relied upon patchwork additions and ad hoc Improvements to the field, located tn this suburb about 12 miles west of thecPntral business district. As a rPsult, New Orleans has a poorly dPs lgnPd airport that Is almost half a cPntury old .and rapidl y becoming wholly • inadequtP. · "Our glass is full but it ha sn't : sptll~ over yet. We' r e on the ·brink. ' says airport spokpswo:man JaniE' RhOrer. "It 's going to becomE' an acutE' problem in fivE' to six years. " ' NPw Orleans , say aviation , Industry officials, is one of . approximately a dozen cities :whosE' congested, chaotic atr;ports ought to be replaced by ·entirely new, carefully planned : rtelds before the Pnd of this · cpntury. Also in that 'c ategory are Atlanta. Bos ton, Chicago, · Denver, Los Angeles, Mia mi, NPw York, Phoenix·, San Diego, St. Louts ·and Was hington. Each of thE' nPw field s will cost · about $2 biiiio.n - money few : c!tiPs have. Bu·t billions of doHars : earmarked for new runways, navigational aids and other capital improvements languishes un: spent In thE' federal treasury. : Sppclftc~lly, thE' Aviation Trust Fund now holds $5.7 billion ·-and that surplus Is projectPd to : grow to $12 billion by the end of · this decade if thE' monPy con, tlnues to becoliected and spent at the current rate. Those funds comps from an 8 percent. federal tax Imposed on every airline ticket as WE'll as a companion tariff levied on users of air. cargo services. Federal law explicitly requires t·ha t the money be spent only on civil aviJ!tlon. But no law specifies when the money must be spent - and recent presidents have found It pollttcally convenient to keep the r, ,...,~ •.... ..a \llt&M u ' 011ilr.h111d 1>\nduj~o~~ ~2') Itt ,\ t l hulllr.t•t • lfl.u•W ~\!1 , 1\ ::1~ 11-111 , t ' rldi4.\ · ~ ( h&m •.. l'lu~h•uah . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel . ' . Thtndlly. July 23, 1987 PRESCAIPTION& PH. 992·29fifi friendty SeNk:e E. M 1 io ' Pomeroy, Oh . Op•n Nlght t till 9 . ' • - ·. ' ' '· �The Daily Sentinel P,age- 4 .. Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Thursday; July .23, 1987 ThU'Sday, July 23, 1987 • The Daily Sentinel-Page-s · - . . . ts Reds Samuel's homer PHILADELPHIA (UP II "Glenn Wilson deserves a lot or grounded i nto a double play. Some Impressive defensive credit," Ella said. "He's a real Samuel homered to make 11•4·0. hustler. He 's thrown out several plays. combined wlih Juan SaThe Phlllles Increased their muel's home run and pair or hits, . runners after base hits but this l ead In the fourth when Parrish helped the Philadelphia Phlllles .· was a real beauty." slngied, moved to second on beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-3 and Outfielder Chits James threw Rawley's sacrlflce and scored on fend off a serles ,sweep. . ~, out Bo Dlaz in the seventh whPn. Samuel 's single. Samuel' s 19Ih homer run the speedster tried to stretch a hit "I'm having a good year but •which ties hls season high- and Into a double leading off the don't want to talk about it. There inning. With Dlaz off the bases, a Is too much or the season to go," double and single .helped Shane ·· Rawley post his 12th victory in 17 double by Esasky and a single by said Samuel. The homer equaled . decisions Wednesday night as the Dave Concepcion allowed the . Samuel's . career high and put rebounded after two Reds to score on ly one run him just two behind the Ph lilies I: Ph lilies . ·. •·:Stralghl losses to the Reds. instead or two. all· time record for second baseBut It was the defensive plays "The guys that: made the base· . men held by Granny Hamner. that helped keep the Phll.s ahead. running mistakes know It, you who had 21 In 1953. " In the fourth. with Cincinn ati's don ' t have to criticize," . said Cincinnati made it 5·2 In the Dave Parker on first. Tracy Reds manager Pete Rose. "I've sixth. Dave Collins delivered a · Jones hit a chopper down third made mistakes before. I know pinch slng]e and Ba~ry Larkin base line. Rawley fielded 1t and how they feel. I know Diaz knows walked. After a double steal, flipped · to third basem&n Mike he should not have gone and I Parker's two-out single scored . Schmidt, who turned and fired a know Esasky knows he should both runners . have been more careful. But It bullet to Samuel.at seco nd to get The Reds scored an unearned . parker rou,ndlng I he bag for the happens." run and knocked out Rawley In third out. Samuel doubled and scored on the seventh. Esasky doubled to · " That 1·5-3 was pretty but the Rick Schu's doubl e, and Schu Teft . took third on a single by 9·3 was the one we had to havP,' · scored on a Wilson sacrifice fly to Dave Concepcion and scored said Phlls' manager l,.ee Ella of pur•the Phlllles up 2·0 In the first. when left fielder Chris James Glenn Wilson's bullet that nailed Lance Parrish singled to open th£' threw wildly Into the Infield, Nick Esasky after he took a bi g seco nd Inning for Philadelphia . Tom Browning. 5-8. was the turn around first fo llowing a took third on a single by Luis loser. Steve Bedrosian pitched sing!£' in the ninth. Aguayo an'd Sc~red as Rawley the last two Innings to pick up hls 27th save. •WITH A COOL DEAL• . ·.Select 30 LL players for tourttey LADIES' 1· MEN'SI ·CHILD Thirty Llllle League ball play - By virt ue of a second round bye, C'r s have been se lected from Bend Area will also play Satur· approx'l mately 130 area youth to day against Trt.c or Point parti cipat e In the annual Belpre Pl easa·nt. All -Star Tournament . ThE> Big Bend All ·St ars. The two teams. playing under coac hE>d by B. J . Roush. New the names Blg Bend an d Bend Haven, are Philip Batey, Shane Area All -Stars , began act ion last Grimm. Brandon TuJloh. Chad Satu.rday in Belpre . Bend Area • Wea ver , and R. J . Roush . New played Parkersburg WorthingHaven; Mike Wel sh. Mike ton at 12:30 followed at ~:30 p.m . Van ce. Mark Stanley, Harrisonwith Big Bend versu s Belpre. vil le: Jason Yeauger , J. C. Cr emeans. Bob John son. MiddlE>When the dust finally se tlled. both tc>ams fPll short 7-3 and 13-12 port; Carl King. Rocky Stewart, respect ively . Neit her ga me was Mason: Jason Ervin. Salem sett led untll the final Inning of Ce ntN , a nd Jeremy 0111. play . Syracuse. The Bend Area All Stars, Since I his Is a double ellmlna· coached by Jim Conde. Pome· tlon tou r nament, Big Bend roy. consists of Gary Adams. played Sund ay agai nst Vienna and triumphed 10,4 advancing to . Bill y and Ke l).h Jones. Rutla nd: this Saturday 's gamP agains t Hya n Conde. Heth Hudson. Nathan Brown. Eric Wagner, and e)t her .Godbey or Wlllfamstown . 'SI SAVE on our m<•11y racks <:»nd sale tables overflowing with vc dues! NEW YORK iUP i l - NBA Commissioner Da v id -Stern sa id W!'dnesdav he will rule in two W('('k S COrlCCrning the disput ed KPith l.ee-.Ji m ·Paxson tradl" bPtwc<'n the> Cleve•!and Cav~ ll (•rs and Port land Trail Blazo?rs. Representatives of both cl ubs spt>nt l1 hours pr!'s~ntln~ thc>l r c.ast>S to Stern. A l eague spok!'S· .man. sald after both sldc>s obtain t!'anscrlpts or 'thr proc<'rdlngs. Shorts •Ladies' •Men's '•Bop' •In1ants' •Toddlers' •Girls' •In1ants' •'lbd.dlen' Due to the sitcDonat llCIIUJlt ol tills meK:bqnd1re, mill checks <De not cmD!able. Intermediate m<D'kdowlll . .2 door, fr-wh . drive, 4 cyl .. air, au,o .. PS. PB. tilt, AM / FM radio. bucket seats, · rear window defro,st. radial tires. . $4,495 WAS S$,995 the tPams arc> to· complc>tc thei r briNings. Th comml.sslon!'r Is expec ted to r c>nder a d!'cislon In two weeks . Both clubs declined to com , mc>n t on WPdnesday 's meetlhj::s. Port land obtained L c>!' in praft dav trade with the Caval iers for Pa.xson:a vet era n l!(uard and th!' Bla zer s' al l-timr leading scorer . ThP t rade wa s con tin ~e nl upon both pla.v crs passing physicals with their new teams. • STOCK #ObllA '85 CHEVY CHEVETTE . 2 door. 4 cyl. , 4 speed, cruise. bucket seats. radial tires. mar llClft ·beaD tabo.. ~ ~ TYPE 10 Stem will rule on trade in two weeks Choose from selected: Swtm;waar Knit Shirts Short Sets Headwaar Woven Shirts •Ladies' •Men's •In1ants' •Men's •Men's •Men's •Boys' •Toddlers' •Ladies' •Boys' •Boys' •Ladies' •Boys' •Ladies· •GirlS' •GirlS' ·~~· Jim Puillns, Pomeroy: Chestery Pyatt, Travis Johnson, Mason; Jeremy Northup, Joey HPnsler, Michael McKelvey, Syracuse; ·Jason Stewart, Middleport, aild Randall Johnston. Salem Center. '85 CHEVY CAVALIER - WAS S4,495 S3,49 5 STOCK #0577 A I . \ 1• 29 Popular Posters % Rubbermaid 40OFF Jeweltone plastics Swim Styles may vary by store. Not In all stores, REG . 3>49 Inflatables Sole 39• lb 13 99 Save on all lntex lnllatables Sale 59< 1b 2.99 Laundry basket. dust pan. and accessories In stock. 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REG. 34.99 2-handed control at any angle. REG. 39.99 '84 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS CIERA LS . 4 door, Fr. wh. drive, 6 cyl .. auto .. air, PS. PB, tilt. cruise. AM / FM radio, radial FREE DELIVERY AND SET-UP WITHIN A 100 MILE RADIUS • •supply limited because of periahabllityl Hurry in ba• fore thev're gone! WASHINGTON BLVD: BELPRE, OHIO .. 8:30·1:00 , ... THUES.·THUIS. 1:30-5:00 P.M. .SATUIDAY 9:00·4:00 , ... CLOSED SINDAY PHONE: 614·992-6614 �Pllga 6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·New·twice monthly column, Dr. Nims, _coming to Sentinel Twice a month, The Dally column dealing · with cancer Sentinel will offer a new medical · written by Thomas A. Nlms, ', Thomas A. Nlms, M.D. Meigs County fair flower show Betty Dean and Janet Koblentz, both outstanding arrangers and active garden club mempers, have been named chairmen of the Meigs County Fair flower shows to be staged on Tuesday, Aug. 18, and Thursday, Aug. 2o, fair week on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. • A country theme will- be c_arried out for both shows, with the Tuesday show being titled "Country Classics" and the . Thursday show, "A Little Bit of Country." Again this year garden clubs have been named to specific duties regarding staging of the shows. The Rutland Friendly Gardeners and the Middleport Garden Club will handle staging; The Chester Garden Club wil have educational and special exhibits; the Winding Trail and Bend 0 ' the River Clubs will be in charge of judges and clerks: the Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts will do the cJa·ss and ·shoW slgn.s and the photography; Fernwood and Star Garden Clubs will be in charge of horticulture; the Rutland and Middleport Amateur Gardeners will -handle-junIor exhibits; and the Wildood Garden Club will be in charge of placement, As in previous years, all classes of the show are open to.all residents of Meigs County and to all members of a Meigs County Garden Club. One does not have to be a member of a garden club to enter and the only entry fee is the purchase of a membership ticket. Junior classes are open to those under 19 years of age, and lnvitlatlonai classes are open to anyone who is not a resident of Meigs County . All of the judging will be done by an accredited judge orally beginning at 1 p.m on the show days. Besides the ribbons and premiums to be awarded in three places in each class, seven special awards will be _given at each show. They are senior best of show and senior reserve best of show in artistic design; nature, art and industry award, senior horticulture sweepstakes; junior best of show and reserve best of show, and junior ho_rticuiture sweepstakes. Only one entry is permitted by an exhibitor in each class in the artistic arrangements division. There is no restriction· on the number of entries an exhibitor may make in any other classes of the show. .------------ ..Pastor honored · during dinner Thr Rev. Earl F:dP n. pa stor of the Middlepor t Firsl Bapt is t ('hurch since Jul,·. 19H!i. and his wifr ..Jean . "-'C'rr honored at Thursday. July 23,1187 M.D. Besides his private practice in Columbus and Troy, Dr. Nims Is dlreetor of surgical oncology and director of medical education surgery at Grant Hospital In Columbus. He Is also a clinical assistant professor at Ohio State University Hospitals. Dr. Nims is certified by the American Board of Surgery; is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons; is a member of the Columbus Surgical .Society, and is a member of the board of directors of th e American Cancer Society and the Colum. bus Cancer Clinic. He has authored a number of publications. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, and his medical degree from Ohio State University. His internship was at Bro·nson Methodist Hospital in Kalazazoo, Mi~h., and his residency in general surgery at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Co)umbus. Fellowship work in oncologic surgery was done at Memorial Sloan -Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. Concert tonight The 1987 Ohio University Communlverslty Su~mer Concert Band, with Ronald B. Socclarelll conducting, will perform In Pomeroy this evening. The concert will start at 7 p.m. and will be held on the upper river parking Jot. A. W. Nease, branch manager of the Bank One Pomeroy Office commented: , ."Last year's great attendance and success merits the return of the Ohio University Summer Concert Band. Informality will prevaiL Bring your folding chairs and relax to the beautiful sounds of the Ohio Unmlverslty Communlverslty Band" : The Ohio University Communi· versity Summer Concert Band has been in existence for nine years and Is comprised of 60 accomplished musiFians. The musicians are primarily Ohlb University faculty members. Ohio University students, Southeastern Ohio residents and this year Include several outstanding high school students. Meigs Countlans In the band are Jefffrey Sayre, Jeanne Bowen. Todd Clay and Jeff Arnold. B. T. Grover, Jr., president of Bank One, said: . "Bank One is pleased to bring to Pomeroy such a distinguished A Nurse's Aid S42.95 CHESHIRE - Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency will hold free clothing day for low> Income persons on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the old high. school bu lldlng In Cheshire. .ROOF PROBLEMS? We have the answer with our new "TOPCOAT" liquid roofing system. Pressure spray ap_plied over existing roof. This El~stomeric material is excellent for commercial flat roofs and metal barn roofs. Also may be applied to most residential roofs. FREE ESTIMATES: Call 992-2444 or Mail This Ad To TOPCOAT ROOFING SYSTEM 93 7th Avenue Middleport, Ohio 45760 NAME : ............................ ........... ,................................. . ............... . ......... ...... .. PHONE : ................. ........... .......... ·......................... ..... . TURNPIKE USED CARS . Just slip on a pair ofNu~se Mates"'. They're . America's #1 professional shoes. Made w1th glove-soft leather, and set on lightweight, flexible soles, they're made to aid your busy feet. Try a pair today N~· MiteS" 1984 .OLDSMOBILE CUTlASS 1984 PONTlAC 6000 Stock# 11260, 2OOors, nardtop. COU ll!, 6 Stock ff 12072. 4 00ors. IOOan. hom wheel dr~ve . 6 cyl" au cord . auto Iran ~, PS. PB. tin Wheel. cruose control, AM/FM r3dto. sterec ta ~ . r3dtal hres, whrte walls. rear window defog cvL. au cond" vinyl roof. auto. trans.. PS. PB. power windows. power seat. power door locks, tiM wheel, cruise cOntrol, AM/FM radto, ~ereo tape, radial tires, RACINE - Racine American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. The Girl's State delegate will give her report. Installation of officers · will be held. . POMEROY - Mlegs Church of Christ women's fellowship will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m, at Zion Church of Christ, Roulel43. A special doll display will be featured ant! everyone Is asked to bring a favorite dolL Ann Lambert II In charge of the program. and the Gospel Tones. come. Basket dinner at noon. POINT PLEASANT, W.VA. RACINE - Southern Board of The Nevllle family reunion will Education will meet In regular be at Krodel Park In Point session In the High School CafetePleasant Saturday. Potluck. ria Saturday at 8 a.m. dinner about 12:30 p.m . POMEROY - The Belies and Beaus Square · Dance Club is · sponsoring-a dance on Saturday, . from 8 'to 11 p.m, at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy. Caller will be Dale Eddy, PO¥EROY - Ttie Meigs County Fox -Chasers Association picnic will be Saturday"at 6 p.m. at the club house on Eagle Ridge. Each family Is to bring a covered dish and their own table service. WEST COLUMBIA, W.VA . - · POMEROY - Midget league The descendants of Dick and football slgnup for all Meigs Nancy Martin will be gathering County fifth and sixt h graders for a reunion on Saturday at the will be9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Chester Martin residence, three Elberfelds in Pomeroy; blrh miles back of West Columbia, certificate requirec!. Those .unW.Va. Family .and friends wei- able to attend may call 992-6598. , RACINE - Free community entertainment will be provided at 7: 30 p.m. Saturday at the Shrine Park in Racine; residents may take . their lawn chairs. SUNDAY STOP BY OUR TRAILER BEFORE THE CONCERT ENJOY •HOMEGROWN SWEET CORN •HOT DOGS .. •SOFT DRINKS . .POMEROY - The annual Singer family reunio'n will be Sunday . at the Senior Citize ns Center, Pomeroy. Potluck dinner al12: 30 p.m. Family and friends welcome. . JACKSON - The 16th Farrar reunion will be held Sunday at the Miller property on Ste~nberger. Road (T.R. 601) near Jackson. Covered dish dinner at 1 p.m. Anyone who would like more Information may call Bob Farrar at !614) 286-5800. Sponsored by The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce r-----------------------------_j.______L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $6840 992-5627 SATURDAY A nnouncement.r qt. mlr'e • - • . - 25t when vou buy lG. vourcolt 57¢11tcrrebote Valvallne 10W40 Motar Oil Reg. 99e 5~ ' . IC8Mai110W30 MDtar 011 Reg. 99e 3.00mlr'e rebate with Klllllaii10W40 Molar 011 Reg.1.09 3.00mlr'o-wlth purciiiiM ol12 qUII(II purchaoe ol12 quarto . . . ·' I I BW .. .. ~ · --···---· -·--:-. _ _ .., _ _ Pennzoii10W40 Motor Oil Valvaline 5W30 Motor Oil & Reg. 1.09,1imlt 12 Valvoline Racing Oils 30 40• 50~ • 20W50 Reg. 1.19, llm1112 . · 1• 111RE'SNO MEIGS CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country practlc€' for Meigs High School will bc~ln Monday. Augu·s t 10, at 9 a.m. Physicals for era' ; country ath letes will be given SaiUrday, ~ugusl 8. 1:30 p.m .. al the high schooL TOU EASTERN VOLLEYBALL All uirls grades 7· I~ lntereslf'd In pla ying volleyball at Eas tern High School this fall are toatt('nd a m€'etlng 6 p.m. Monday at lhe srhO<?I. Those wishing to mana!(e or help thE' team In anv wav are also asked ro attend t h~ mceling. Senior Artistic design classes Filleen thousand/NOple who care. PROUDLY PRESENTS The Ohio Unhtersity Summer Concert Band Ronald P. Socciarelli, Conducting on the Riverfront Parking Lot In Pomeroy Thursday, JUly ·23 7 p.m. 1986 FORD F-150 PICKUP 1986 FORD F-150 PICKUP Stock # 11230, 2 doors, 6 cyl , PS,PB, AM radio. radial tires.!.\ ton ~ck u p, long wide bf!d. rear step bumper. Stock H 11240, 2 OOors, 6 cyl.. air cori(L auto. tran~. PS. PB, AM/FM radio, ·~ ton pickup, long wide ~- · Bring your folding chairs for an evening of relaxation and beautiful sounds. 59275 $8275 1985 FORD TEMPO 1986 MERCURY • SABLE Stock H 77331. 4 doors. IOOan, Iron! wh~ drive, 6 cyi., air cord., auto. tran ~ • . PS. PB. power windoW> power seat, power door lock~ tik wheel, cru~e control. AM/FM radio, stereo t;!pe, radial tires, whrre walls, rear window defog. Stock H 11280. 4 doors, sedan, from wheel drive, 4 cyL, air cord .• auto. trans., PS. PB, AMIFM radio, radial tires. SALE PRICE $5·995 110,540 1985 FORD LTD 1985 CHRYSLER LeBARON GTS Stock H11180, 4 doors, hard top, sedan, front wheel drive. air cond., auto. trans., PS, PB, po~~er d001 lock~ cruise control, AM/FM radio, radial tires. SALE PRICE The Public is invited to this FREE concert SALE PRICE SALE PRICE $7215 Stock H 11250, 4 doors, hardtop, lront whei'drive, air cond .. auto. trans .. PS, PB. AM/FM radio, radial tires, bucket seats ·- SA~E PRICE $6290 Classes In the senior artistic arrangements division are "Counlry Reunions", using wicker or baskets: "Country Hpedown", kinelic design; 'Country Handshake". using two Containers; "Country Garden" , hogarth curve: "Country Fencerow" , modern using wood; "Country Chapel" Inspirational design: ··country Crafts", depleting an industry; "Country Quotes" Interpretive design, incorporating a quote on a sign. T,he junior artistic arrangements classes are for those nine or younger ''Country Kids", lnlrepretatlon of an activity children enjoy, and "Country School", ' a triangle design: and those age 10 to ' 19, "Country Home" using (ruits, vegetables and flowers: and ·country Barn'' featuring red, and using an anlmalligurtne. The education and special exhibits include dahlias and roses and gardening tools from junk. Pvrelat. Altolite lion-Resistor Spark Plugs ,...-.tlmRt6 AlrFIHen Autolite Resistor Spark Plugs fllv. 4.31, tlmlt 2 1 ¢ with wax 88¢ fllv. 1.24, llmh 16 &lent Sponge . purchaae ,..3, llotl- us 3.11 oate price Simonize II Wax 2.1111 mfr'e ...,.to Paille for liquid, #AS-Me, AS.II&I Wells WiriSets Powder Stoll Leak Reg. lrom7.95.r NAS-122. fllv. ~.5.78 Superior Superior Running . Super Sport Board Lights Everydey Low Price Sport Grips llenco Reg. 7.49 Horicultttre division In the hortlcuture division, the classes include: roses, hybrid tea, florlbunda, gra ndlflora and miniature; gladiolus, large and miniature: zinnia, dahlia and cactus flowered and small three blooms of one kind: dahlias, porn porn, ball, decorative and cac, tus; sunflower, large and small; .marigold, large; celosla, crested and plumed; and chrysanthemums, one spray or bloom. There Is also a class for other flowering annuals that are new varltles In 1986 or 1987. Classes In container grown plants Include vegetable, herb, tollage plant, flowering plant, African violet, and begonia. Junior horticulture classes are zinnia, marigold, container grown vegetable or herb, and sunflower. • -·.- .-··-·· . -· •' ~ • MIDDLEPORT - A gospel sin!( for the Mason, Gallla, Meigs Crusade for Christ will be 7 p.m. Saturday at Ash Street Free Will . Bapt 1st C'hur.ch. Middleport. Fe a· · lured singers will be the Narrow Way from Point Pleasant. W.Va. KEN AMSBARY CHAPTER PICNIC The annual picnic for members or the KN1 Amsbary Chapter of the lzaak Walton Leagu€' and th1'1r famiiiE'S will be Monday, 7 p.m .. at the clubhouse. Members are asked to bring a covered dish , beverage and tabl('.scrv!Cc. Ham wlil be furnished, .--· -" RUTLAND - A weekend meet· lng at the Rutland Bible Methodist Church Friday and Saturday . at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. The Rev. Bruce Hawthorne will · be the guest speaker. The Wise· mantle Trio will sing at the Sunday service. BIBLE SCHOOL Vacation Bible School for the Chester Community will be held .July 27-31. from 91o 11 : 30a .m.: a r Chesler United Methodist Church. Classes for ages 0-12. For mor<' Information, ca ll ~8538-10 or 985-4312. All children wf-lcome: .-·• SERVING STARTS AT 5 SALE PRICE bucket seat~ rear wtndow deloR, f.IOflS SALESS590 MIDDlEPORT ·- Community calendar/area happenings hope that the area people relax and enjoy'. " CITY: ............................................................................... . RECKY Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. THURSDAY ADDRESS: .. .. .. 1.1 farewell dinner rccentlv . Th~ couple are lraYin.g Middle· port for Cincinna ti where lhe minister· has ac cepted the position of paslor at th(' Emanuel Baptist Church, ,\ug. 1. TheRe\'. and Mrs. Eden wrre prescnlecl wllh a VCR b)' lhe church in appreciation of their . work in th(' local church . About 60 attended lhc dinner including Dol Neutzling, Fred. Martha and Van Klein . Daria. Amber a nd Autumn Thomas, Pam Crow, Jerry Pullen. Don and Edna Wilson, Bob am) Fran Parker . Wanda and Adam Shank, John and Kalh•',·n "' and ('lara Relic . MPizger, .Jumor Rilry, ('harl~s · and Elizabeth Searles. Helen Bodimer, Nora , Jordan, Chris Rous!'. Rosemary Lylons, Vickie Russell. Ethel Shank, Lily Hubbard. Willis and Katv Anthonv, Harold and Ouida Cha's1'. Mary Webster, Mary Hughes, John and Marilyn Fullz, Gerald and Dorothy Anthony, Charlie and Freda Edwards, Betty Lou Gilmore, Terry Wolfe, Milton and Freda Hood , Marjorie Walburn, Janice Gibbs, Mike and Lynn Shuler, Marla. Bridg!'tt and Bethany Rou s h, Louise Thompson, Beulah White. Caroline Miller, Janice Daniels, 'Jean Thomas, Sis Van Matre. Coke Ambrose, and Mary and Mary Beth Brewer, concert band as the Ohio University Communlverslty Band. We Thtnday, July 23, 1987 ----~~~~~~~~------~~--~--~--~~--~~~~=;~~~~~--------~----------------~1he~!D~a~ily~S~~~m~·ne!I~:~~!98!-:!' - your coal after rebate Relllldllt•CipsReg,2.99 ......... : ..... : ........ .... RllllsCips E..rydlyLowPrlce ,, . : • ....... .. .. , From Ra Lacltillg ... Caps llog. from 7.95 .. .... ........ From 199 195 !j88 129 Price .................. From 169 Rldlat•Hous Ewrydtly Low Price Hole Cllalps Everyday Low 1.00 OFF Tlt _. . wllb Reg. from 2.69 - Ma·.t"' Card ............... From ' OPEN., 7 DAYS A WEEK Store hoonz 1:30 o.m. to 1100 p.10. Monday tltrllllllh Frlllay, I:JO 0.10. to 6:00p.m. Satorday 111111 1-.ot ••· to SaOO ,.... S11nday. · Pricee In effect from July 23 thro~gh July 29. 1987. .,... •..•.•.... .... From ~ Running Boards From 59.95 l'lrfectian Hy TeSt Watet Ptllltps ~~~v: !rom 15.15. Price good with exchange. 1 YEAR WARRANTY 20.00 OFF- Modlne Radiators Reg'. from 99.95. Price good with exchange. 1 ·209 ·Upper River Rei. · Gallipolis, Ohio. 4a 4495 From 1295 7995 From �Pega 8-The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community Corner Long Bottom News Nate's... Fost~r · grandparents By CHARLENE HOEFLICH . How would you like to be a -roster grandparent? Cathy · Wood who Is the work coordlna tor and job placement person at Meigs Industries Is looking for men and women over 60 who would like lo contribute some lime to a boy or girl, age 16 through 21, who Is trying to get Into the job market. ' The program, according to Cathy, a!lows a senlpr citizen to earn some monl'y, ($2.45 an hour . with a mileagE.' allotmenl) while helping some youngster get Into employment. The program is for 20 hours work .and applications are available by calling 992-6681. Studl'nts are matched with foster gtandparents a nd the ·relationship Is a one-on-one basis. first at the school and then at the job site with the foster grandparent serving as a coach until the student bas gained the skill and confidence.to go It on his own. Cathy reports that five placements In private business have been made since April 1 when a grant for on-the-job training was awarded to Meigs Industries, and all are very successful. She also works In cooperation with the Community Action Agency's jobs . training and placement program. · of the 200th a nniversary of the Northwest Ordinance. . The parade will form at Gobel'.s garage - just show up , there's no registration required - and will pull ou t at 1 moving south through lhl' Arbaugh Addition and then on to the school house. · There will be lots of food, all a fternoon and evening. served by the firemen , games a nd contes ts galore for every age, · a n old fashioned square dance in t he evening, and some folk music. Two contests with prizes w!ll take place In the afternoon. Maurita Miller will have charge of the pie baking contest schE>duled fo r 2 p.m. Then at 4 p.m there will be a pioneer dress contest. Both will take place a t the school. Displays of quilts, primitive crafts , tools. a ntique equipment and hou seho ld ftems wlll be Included and it's hoped that some will turn ou t to demonstrate pioneer skills. So, join the fun . . By Melody Roberts Recent guests of Mrs. Ernestine Hayman have been Mrs. Grace Louden. Olympia, Wa.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barton, Mrs. ..sarah Smlthanddaug)lters, Mrs. E lbert Fitzpatrick, Mrs . Bob Fitzpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Griffin a nd family, Indianapolis, Ind. were here recently for a visit with Mr. • area reuntons... BAUSCH & LOMB DISINFECTING SOLUTION S3 39 8 oz. lEG. S4.49 lAUSCH & lOMB DISINFECTING SOLUTION 8 oz. $406 SWIM & SUN CENTER Ell PLUGS NOSE CLIPS sw• GOGGLES SUN GUARDS AND MOlE VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT 992-6669 * JIM COBB SAL.E Business ·senrices • ~========::=:t:=::;;;;;;;;:;=~ II HOMES ~m. McDaniel Custom Buteh.,ing. 6 d"'f wook. 304-882- RESI DENTIAL RENOVATIONS 1987 Cadillac Sevilles "3 To Choose From" UCKII ,_.., l::..,. , ....... _____ ':!, <!l.. - · -_- _ ... ... s23,9oo· ___ •n• ••t • ,..,... •u• . .. ,. ,. ... _,_,.. -• ;~"Z';:"-I'!"",...,_, ,""' _ t: ~- _ __ ...=-_-__ ........... ... :.=;:;.-:::::.c.!!"-·- ' .,.,._ =. _ Cleul/l~d =-' "::.':'.'"::l ~ ---= -~ ~- -- - ·:=-........ ..... ..... . ... ............... ,._...., ... . . . ·~-·· , .. . '"' """'" !-••••••n• ._ ...... .•••• ··· ·-. . on•· ....-. .-~ ....·· ~ o- · .,. 1987 Cadillac Brougham f - ... ..... IJOI.- 1( &1... . 1>! .... p•re• cov•,. •"• -c-...--··-- i•llo""'nl fftlepho,..- u-J.•,.p •... - c.... :' • ......, • • H .. O . •• z . ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ ~ 1987 Oldsmobile Ciera '.••'... Auto. Trans., Air Cond. !11:c...,::::c:.- - ::c:: r:: -- h·- TAYLOR BUILDERS . THRU JULY Also do ~ ~ INSUlA nON With retail sales experi· •• ence. Handle all credit sales approvals and col" lections. and also sales in retail store . Salary ' depends on experience. Send resume to Daily Sentinel . P.O. Box 7291. •• Pomeroy , Ohio. S19 900 Auto. Trans., Air Cond .. '1 ~-- ,. _ _ _ 1"o l c : t l - :::- · -~- ··· .....__ ... 7·9· '87-1 mo . J.R.'s REPAIRS • • • HOURS: , Monday, Wedn~sclay, Friday 8:30- 8:00 p.m .• Tuesday & Thursday • 8:30-5:30 p.m., Saturday - 9:00.:_4:00 p.m .• Closed Sunday • • WANTED JEWELRY STORE MANAGER Full time. Prefer experiente in buying and retail selling but not neussary. Send reIUmt tO: The Daily Sentinel P. 0. Bo• 779·1 Pamtro , Ohio 45769 ;.t---------------t EXPERIENCED ' MEDICAL ~ - SECRETARY ONLY , $14,999 . 614-992-6614 ' ' ' . LOCATED ALONG THE, RIVER IN POMEROY · 308 E. MAIN . I & SERVICE RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Farm Equipm1111 Pitts & Service 1·3·'86 tic 614'-843-5248 Rt. 124. Pomeroy Ohio Auctioneer Col. Oscar E. Click, 304-896-3430. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Flea Market. EverY Fri. Sat, Sun . North on 62. West Columbia. All Oealen Welcome. Also TtUtMiulu DABBLE PH. 992-5682 · or 992-7121 9. 6-17-tlc MARCUM CONTRACTING PLASTIC CRAFT and CERAMIC BISQUE ._............. : ·- lf2 PRICE ~~~-·­ .:::.·.-::..... of JulY. Month 7·2-1 mo. · CIISRI, OliO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •REMODELING a. ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS Phane Oay or henlngs HUDNALL -~·­ 915-4141 GINDAL CONTIIAUOIS · .._ ....... lullt "Free Eatimetea" Tranaaxle Repeirl located Halfway ht-n 11. 1 and Iaman HRS : 12:00-6 :00 PH. 949-2160 Monday-Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY or 949-2101 " • : : Pr.oficient in Mod;. :ical Terminology, ~ .:Typing and Short· ~ :hand. . Excellent •• .wor k'mg con d'•: 'tions and frings l benefits . Apply in f , parson or send rssume to: Parson, • nal. Holzer Clinic. P. 0. Box 344, Gallipolis, Ohio 46631. No phone calls . \• ANYTIME HUTCHEH SHOP Pay Your Cable & Service Call Only $1250 Carter French Residence Corner of Fourth and. Palmer. Middleport FIE! IUTCHUIIG W/THIS COI!.f'OH Good thru August I CALL ANYTIME 446-8311 BUV - SELL - TRADE 3-ll-lln MODULAR HOME! !IIYIIG All AWOl IIAHDS Of HOUSIIIOID li'PUAHCii. All II'A!IS GUAilHliiD 1 fill, 'a.ll AND lAlOR. Stni<ieg refrigerators. h•za ., .. A< lwin•w units only), washtrs, llrW•n. r•tJM. dis- hwasher•. microwaw11, ger· bop disp-k, tmh "'"""'· '""· CAll 99,·6771 H -'BT-1 mo. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Must see to appreciate. CALL Roofing ot all Types Worked in home area 20 years GOLF lESSONS •a.oo Truck. auto. & heavy equipment repairs and welding. (All makes & models) NEW •3.00 TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES ,........... JOIIII TIAFOID YOU'LL SAVE MONEY IN THE CLASSIFIEDS AND THAT'S NO BULL! CHISTD, 01110 4 S720 6-15-87-1 mo. ACCENT ANOQUJS. BUY OR SELL FENCE COMPANY Riverine Antiques Lei Ur Fe•ee 'to• l11 FREE ESTIMATES I 124 East Moin St. Pomeroy I!(HIIIS: r.... w....-Fri. 11 a.m. Ia 7 p.m. -..y, I p.m.-7 p.nl. R'ESIOENTIAL / COMMERCIAL '"· 742-2027 PH. 949-2756 John II. Bantz Owner/Merhanic 5-S-'17-3 nto. 10-8-tfc EAGLES CLUI- POMlROY, OH. lecehre 50e;. Off SECOND tuning If done within one THUit,7 rM-11 Ui "Free Estimates" ~ ~0 year. 15 Yn. lx~~tri-tln ( Sch"ls, IIOtMI, c•u.rchtt. ly Chonct ., ""'"'"-' Good RUSS MOOIE '"'...P Aug. )0, 191~ 1-IS-17 I ... j!fr S-22-87· 2 mo. pd . {,(;' ,, fl"' ,.,.. I 11!! •' - Addona and remodeling Aoofino and gutter work Concrete work Plumbing and electrical work (Free Estimates) ' B·nqo lk. lOIS-It 1.,. 111.!17 l'llluc t~~Yma _.:._:__ 010. Howard 'L KEN'S APPLIANCE We can SERVICE . JIS-3561 All ••••• r•n•oir NEW- REPAIR huter cores. can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES PAT HILL FORD """""" •Oryee;a •Freezers •Refrigerators 99~ -21911 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc PARTS and •• BISSELL BUILDERS HO~~TrG~=~ES ROOFING core repair Gas Tanks. •W•Iher• •Di•hwnhert Wrltastl 4·15-'86-lc 949-2263 or 949-2168 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALlS • Help Wanted Retail Security in local store. Store detective, ltart at S3.66 per hour, training progrem 6 equipment included. SenJt back· ground information with phone number to Fishers Big Wheel NO. 1 8. 100 Wash ington Square. Welhington Ct. Houae, OH 43160. Ann : L.P. Manager. ·IISIDINTIAL • COMIIICIAL. INDUSUIAI r11 608 Parrish. Furniture. clothes. toy1 , bike1. Fri. & Sat. 10 em till 4'00. · Ferry. Firat road to left Office. Follow signa. Fri . Sat. Home lntetior, ... c··:.· · · clothing, rock· horse. m!sc. e••• r. v... '•"••I• IHAIHH•t MASONIY IISTOIATION, IWIA POOU, STEEL. lAIN!, Wanted: Child Assauh Preven· tton !CAP) Work••- Part-time, peid poaltlonl. Requ ires ftexibhi week -day hours. , Experience whh children-public IP•Hing helpful. Training provided. FCN' application ull 814· &teat LAB TECH Ja ckson General Hoap. Riply, W: Ve ia accepting epplicetiona for a full time medical Lab Technician, qualified applicant. will have a 2 or 4 year degree in Medic_~! Technol9gy and .a current ASCP Regi1try. Ho1pital offers excel· lent Alary and benefh:1 for more information call, Personnel Oirecot r 304- 37~ · 2731 or IPPiv at Ho1pital buuineas office. AVON. no service charge, open territo ries. phone 304-675 1429. Excellent Wages for spare time 111embly worlc: electronict, crehs. Others. Info 1604) 841 0091. Ext. 3667. Open 1 deya. CALL NOW! GREAT POSITION! Don' t miss this rare opportunity! Work from your home hiring, training people. Free training provided. Weekly income. Ideal job for mothers, former teachers. party plan dealers. Calli collect) Nowt Betty Varallo (304) 744· 0924. Pert time. eXperienced flor•l designer fre1h and silk. 304773-5575. ~ ' Now eccepting apPlication for delivery person. Aj:tply 'in person at Village Pizza , 3004 Jeck•on Ave. Pt. Pl. AniWering service within 676 exchange for attar office hours. Submit application to CCG. Box 108, Pt. Pleuant. WV 25660. Middle ~ged or older won1•n Wlnted to care for eld•ly per1on. Live in. cook. ho~a&­ work. Ref. Req. 304-676-1349. 18 Wanted to Do Jim's odd job1 painting, driveway rMealing, c•penter work & roof repair, trees & hedges experienced. Call 61 4 · 379 · 2416. Light or he""y house cleaning. Reference un request. Call 6143&7-7669. Can do light hauling end roofing. Reatonable rates . Marion Snider. 614-949-2629. Room and board for elderly and handicapped with personal ewe. In Middleport. Call 614- 992· 6873. Grover's lawn Mower .Repair. We ' ll pick up end deliver. Good. used mowers for sale. Call 614- 742 -2393 or 614-742 3091 . Will haul any kind oftnishexcept c;:a·n and truck bo~ies. 820 pickup load. 304-676· 7274. Hauling away any traah or junk a•cept car & truck bodia. t20.00 per truck load: t10.00 half load. 304-675-7274. Ftnanc1al 21 Business 0 pportunity Opportunity for Soft Frozen Yogurt Store. Complete layout, order assistance, and equipment package. No franchise fees . No royehia1. 0111304-422-6410. .......Gamr;ons·· ..··--"· & Vicinity HOUSES. STOllE FIGHTS, DC. Work Guaranteed FREE EBnMATEB CaH First time thi1 year. Glrls baby clothes, hou1ehold mi1 c. items, auto partt. Reasonable prices. Rt. 141 to lincoln Pike follow red garage 11le aign1 . Thurs .. Fri., and Sat. ...... P.omerov ......... Middleport & Vicinity .. ....... . ..... ............... .. . ~ 614-446-3011 1-21-1 mo. Moving Sal• 49 Garfiald Ave .• W•d ., .July 22 - Fr i., July 24.Some Antiques. Lota of e<Je~ing. AIIIIIII IIICI ~III en IS 'h mi. out Bulavllle Rd. Fri. , Antique turnitur•. clothing. garden tools , dilh81. green ltrlpe nuraing uniforms. "At Reasonable Pric11" PH. 949-2801\ or 949-2860 As per Artida IX, Trantfen and VacanciM, Section 8 , POtting, of the 'Negotiettd Agr·. ...,.ent bltwaen the MLTA end the Board of Education, the Maigt locll School Dl1trict i1 pot1ing the fullowing vacancy for ha regular teaching staff : OH Teacher at Melg1 High SchoQI. & Vicinity FUIING EQ-HT, '((UT OUT FOI FUTUIE USEJ for current federal !itt. ......'Pt.Pleiiiiiiiif ..... 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio ~· "II';Jn 1 - 80~·687.:· 6000 E•t. R·9806 "'atd Sa\ss WElLMAN'S PAINTIIIG I SAIIIDILASTIIIG :··I' r Government Jobl. '11.040_ - CARPENTER SERVICE 'l'"' ~ I ~~~ 1 ( (' 1 t tll'l ~~ Shallow or deep water well pump. 614· 246·9148 : Baby Sitter for school age c:hild In Bidwell are.. No nightl . Call 614-388-9306-E veninga. YOUNG'S 'I <!nor "''fh !hoi U(' ·mrl JHII ,!•,., f' I ,,. "'"'Hw• I""~.,, , MIDDUPOIT, 01110 7-J.IP 1 ,;.. (6141 843-S42S Ph. I I :1 i'IIH'II / H" rr ltHd< !IHI 992-3711 992-2526 CAll• ?0 Hurrl (rl!ri Go"'f\ ,·,v:" Used beth tub for water trough . CaiJ.eher 7 pm. 304-675· 3248. Wanted at Acroa1 the Street· Experienced hair stylist . Pref••bly with a following. Call 614446-9610 aslc for Roxie. V. C. YOUNG Ill PIANO TUNING Wanted tO buy.ltanding timber. Call AI Tromm at 614-742· 2328. 11 Complete Remodeling 7-11· 1 mo. d. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 liMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Buying daily gold, silver coins. ring1, jewelry, 1terling ware. old coint, large currency. Top prices. Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614992-3478. VINYl & lWMINUM 614-992-3293 EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR looking for light weight, fiber· glaa1 portable kennel -at lam 36 ins. Call 614 -446-7882 . S1~rvtces EUGENE LONG THE KDUNTRY CLUB Older home or mobile in country with ilcreage, on land contract or rent with option to buy. Must have at least 3 BR Call 814446-9231 . Ernp loymP.nl Complete Gutter Work 7-6·1 mo. 1 · 30· 1 mo. Buying Standing Timber. Call 614-379-2768 . Wanted to buy: U1ed Mobile Hom11. Call 814-446·0175 , MillE'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE FOR SALE Wo know whoro tho llotf is. Wo al11 know tho ploct for butrhwing and prect~ting. Wo ..risly or you don' t pay PH. 949-2969 lleSHtlay Callt 7-15-87 I roo. pd. SALES & SERVICE \ IUSINEIS PHQNI (6141 992-6550 IISIDINCI PHON! 16141 997-77,54 We PlY ceah for late model clean used Clrl. Jim Mink Chev .:Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 814-448-3672 2282. REFERENCES ~ --·- Wanted To Buy TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer used cara. Smrth BulcM-Pontiac;:, 1911 Eutern Ava .. Gallipolis . Call 614-446- I 61 North Secon4 Mid.eport, Ohio 45760 PARTS • SERVICE Public Sale & Auction Electronic Organs Mobile service PlUMBiNG & HEATING Repairs on All Makea 8 Rick Pearson Auctioneer licenltd in Ohio and West VIrginia. Real Estate. antique. f•m . liquidation aales, 304\ 773 5786 or 773-5430. 8,20-'86 tin tea.ooo. can 602-838-8885 Ext. ·1449. MONEY FOR COLLEGE: call the Found: Mother Beagle (black Army National Guard tor FREE and brown) and 1 mat e puppy. Information packet. 1· 800-642Found in Portland. July 17. Call 3619 . 614-843· 5459 . . AVON · AU areas. Call Meril-vn lolt : Female 'cat' in Syracuse Weaver 304-882·2645 . area . Long hair, dark tabby with white chest end paws. Call Eer11 $40 free merchandise and 614-992· 7536. more. Have a Chti1tmaa Around The World party. Call Carmen, 304-675-1881. Authariltd John Deere, · New Holland, Buoh Hog Farm Equipment Dealer R!ASONAill • REUABll ... ;; lost Bleck and White, male. Siberian Husky in O.J . WhiteKemper Hollow area . Answers to " Mee· she" . Call614-446-31 72 Or 448-7218. Roger Hysell Garage "-- ... :s:::r=-·- Lost and Found LOST: Buff cocker spaniel in Core Mill area.REWARO . Call 614-379-2128 . ~ U. TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service :: :~'=.lr. -~... :t:: C:.'":.t GRIPS 1987 Chevrolet COnversion Van SALE~ CALl fOI Fill lmMATI 992-6116 or 367-7220 --.. ___ ..._ _ -- ·- ·-.,.._. __....... --1..' - --·n EAGLE RIDGE SMAll ENGINE . CENTER "llOWN IN CREDIT MANAGER 1987 Cadillac Sedan Devilles $9,999 adHnt I f:l llllln "VINYl SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING NEEDED 1987 Chevrolet Beretta 6 BOGGS 40"/o OFF ON WINDOWS ~ BISSEU SIDING CO. Choose From Small mix8d - to good home. 304-676-6371 ' (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 II THE '• CHOICE 2 full blooded red Beaglei. 1 male, 1 ·female. 304-1715 -7764. 8-13 tfn Business ·Services , '. ' 6-"To Free Pi~ Bull to good home. Family pet. Cat' 614·&43-'6164 . Licensed Clinical Audiologist Phone Bills H.ere . • YOUR Free Female Beegle to good home. No papers. Ca\1614 ·8436154. CJ Swim Mold$ - Interpreting Selvices .,,,, t11.000 - 159, 230 • yeer. Now hiring. Call_ White puppin. Mixed breed . Oiveawev to guod home. 814985·4168. Computerized Hearing Aid Selection We Carry Fllhing Supplies $19,900 $11 1 900 ···-1111 ... ,.._. .,,... •............ .... ,. ... ,.." •• ... ....... ...• ... -· __ ... .... _ ._ _ .... _ .... ·-> ... ..---·---· .. ·-· -.. - --··--·--· . -· _... .__ ....._ __ _. .__ __,_ ··-:.•.:c::-,_ ··-----..............·- ... ' _- strip Ducks to give away: 614-742- MIDDLEPORT, OH. . . .. _ ·--.. === I.:::L. and gray 61 4·446-4680. 949-274B SHOP ro IUU UIM <au " '· liSt male-black r---------~~~~-------------11 _26_6_3.____~~--~ c:2J MOMI.Y ftww f-lY I &.a Ill S r.& I a_ a_ IIIIN 11001111 Y.....U Thun.· Fri.· 9 :00AM-1 :00PM. On'• , twin bed frame. Two adjustable bed frames . Call General Co11trcicto" IRACINE, OHIO Giveaway 2~93 . BELL CONSTRUCTION . Local office of rapldty llpinding Corp. s . .'" ~lity applicants. Good .t t.rting PI¥. Fringe benet· lu. R•ld opportunhl• for advanCement. For personal lntet"4'i ew-- Call 114-441-8141"· kitten, 6 wkt . Qld . Fr110 to good loving home. Call 814 -446- GUA r : A~TEE[) By NEJ\L E. ROBBINS Un.Ued Press International A dangerous heat wave that has caused peaches and tomatoes to ripen fa ster, forced one plg farmer to cool his swine with · sprinklers and 9ns. and tu r ned the nat ion east of the Rockies In to SHOWERS ·a steam bath llngerl'd toda y Wi th BRAIN !2Z:lsNOW no relief In sight. . . Static . . Occluded FRONTS: " Warm "Cold "Normal tempera! ures are not ex pected for the next few days,'· WEATHER MAP- Showers !'nd thunders torms are possible In said Lyle · Alexa nder of the parts ol the northern intermountain region, parts ol the northern Na tion a l Weat her Service. plains, southern plains, upper Mississippi Valley, Gull coast, Ohio "There might be two or three Valley and south Atlantic states. more records (todav 1. " A lexa nder said ihe stag nant Sc hjodt· used s pr inkle rs a nd fan s ral ne Warren was overcome on niass of a ir st retc hing from the to cool his hog sheds. thl' 14t h hole du1·ing a tourna · Rockies to the Atla ntic Coastt hat "PiRS don't have a ny sweat m ent, -a nd later treated for heat has led to rcoco rd h lghs In the 90s glands . As a res ult , t,hey get hot ex haustion, ·Officials said . and JOOs showed little sl~n of very eas il y," he said . "We try to During the heat wave, hospi· rctreatl ng.CT he Grea t Lakes and keep them cool to help th em tats In New JprsE'y havE' reporti'd parts of New England were survive." treaJ ing one or two hea t-re la ted • • •' xpertPd to swel ter lhP mos t In New J e rs ey. fa r m ers illnesses a day. · toda y . scra mbled to harvest blueb<'r· The New Jersey Depar tment of Chi cago prepared for a nother rles that ri pened abou t three E n viro nm e ntal Pr ot<;>ctlon • day of s teamy weather by w~eks E.>ar lle r than expected issued a n air qualit y a lert warnopening "t·oollng ce nt ers" in because of tem peratures· In the ing peop le with respiratory a il· llbrar·lcs and comm unit y cent ers 90s . P eac hes a lso m at ured ments about dangerous levels of for the elder ly and frail. quicker and farm burea u offi cial sun-ripened ozo ne . The state The NWS warns that 1hco heat Peter FurC'y sa id, " The tomat oes advised children and those with and humid ity arc potPntla ll y are Ilterall)• bursting on the lung problems to s tay indoors. dangerous . cosp<>rla lty for those vi nes." In the nation's ca pit al. where ~ · cor y younjl, ve ry old or chroniThe American EIPctric Power the m ercury peaked at 98 de· cally Ill. System In Oh io sai d its more th a n grre's Wednesda y, hun dreds of '· On Wedn11sda'·· thC'rc:' werC' 2.6 million retail customers will over heatPd cars littered roads. rl'cOrd hig hs in thC' 9fls In ust· more electri c it y thi s we<'k AAA Potomac auto cl ub received Michigan a nd WPst Virginia and than In any summl'r week In Its about 100 service ra ll s an hou r , Ohi o a nd heat alerts in Milwau · 80-yc'ar hi story . more tha n twiCe the usua l ke<'. St. Louis. Pittsbuq:h and Fans a nd alt' conditi o n~rs num ber. • Wa s h ln~ton D.C. consu med rE'Cord levels of elect · Unseasonabl y cool tempera" It was hot ." said a policeman ric power because of 80-, 9(1-and turPs covered lhe western th ird In Marq u<'tte , Mich . "I evi:-n took some 100'd<'gree hea t over the ol' lhP nati on. includin g a fros ty m v two kids swimmi ng in Lake Midwest and mid· Atlantic 2:1-degree n a ti ona l low at • • SuJl('rlor. and >du know how co ld Wednesday. Truc kee. Calif.. and rrcords in '· In Appll't on. Wis .. ~oiler Lor. the 50s In Ca ll(orn la a nd in the :IOs ' • th<' lakr·ls ." :0 ])lair. Nr•b.. farmC'r Alan In Nevada and W\·omlng . 1 1 Help Wanted HIRING I Government jobl, yvur 1 ESTIMATES AI.L WORK • • $18,900. YOUR CHOICE 4 FREE I • 3 Announcements N. 2nd AVE. RUTLAND - The 19th annual Taylor-Harper reunion ,will be held Sunday at Forest Acres Park In Rutland. Those attending are to bring a covered dis h. table service and beverage. Anyone who would like more Information may contact Ruby Rife at 9923464. Thursday calendar .India India has one of the oldest civilizations In the world. Excavations trace the Indus Valley civilization back at leas t 5,000 years. PalnUngs In the mountain caves of Ajanta, richly ca rved temples , the Taj Mahal In Agra and the Kutab Minar in Delhi are among the reminders of the pas t. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 7·24-87 1986 Cadillac Eldorado POMEROY - The annual Singer family reunion will be Sunday at the Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy. Potluck dinner at 12: 30 p.m. Family and friends ' welcome. DARWIN - The descenda nts of Tommy Gilkey and Mild a Jane Hudnall will hold their a nnua l reunloon Sundaey at the roadside park on Route 33. south of Darwin. A potluck dinner will be served at noon . ThosE' attending are as ked to take bring table service a nd folding· c hairs. ·'. RACINE - The Clrcle-iirkii:fa mily reunion will be held Sunday a t the La rry Ci rcle residence near Ra cipe. P otluck dinner at 1 p,m , -· EAR DROPS PLUS REG. S3.49 The JACKSON - The lnth Far~ar reunion will be held Sunday at the Miller property on Sternberger Road iT.R. 6011 ne;i r .Jackson . Covered dish dinner at I p.m. Anyone who would like more information may call Bob Farrar at i6141 286-5800. ..' $299 POINT PLEASANT. W.VA . Nev ille family reunion will be at Krodl'l Park in Point Pleasant Saturday. Potluc k dinner about 12: 30,p:m . WEST COLUMBIA. W.VA.The descendant s of Dick ·and Nancy Martin · will be gathering lor a reunion on Saturday a t the Chester Martin reside nce. three miles back of Wes t Columbia. W.Va. Family a nd frie nds welcomE.'. Baskl't dinne r a t noon . • • Shirley Salis bury Is recuperatIng nicely from rl'Cent surgery. Get ready ,it's time lor a nother bicentennial celebration. This one will take place Saturday at Tuppers Plains,' and Lloyd Blackwood who's heading up activities. Is encouraging all · of Meigs County to talie part In Orange Township's observance • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Fruit• npens in ·heat wave . a nd . Mrs. Ernie Lirllfin and fam ily. Judy Holter Is improving from a recent Illness and was ablE' to attend last week's meeting of the Pythia Sisters iodge. Rev. Gll'n Deeter is reported ill at his home. Such a nice thought .... "When a life ends, a new life begins." Mary K. Holter recently wrote to tell us that the Batesvl]le Casket Co. through the United States Forest Service will plant a tree In .a National Forest as a living memorial to her late husband, Arvll F. Holter. · The request fpr the memorial was made through the Holtl'r's funeral dlrl'Ctor and Is accomp- . llshed In cooperation with the Forest Service, United States Department of AgriculturE.>, as part of a major endeavor to reforest the United States: · Undoubtedly this goes on all the liml', but we had never heard about It before. Thlnday, July 23, 1987 23,1987 3 Announcements Oartgl Nil ' 23-24-25 on Ad. LOti of Barvelne . If rtln nut wHk. The Nevlllef~mlly reuntonwUI ~ 1 --=-~------­ &aturd.y .t Krodel P•rk. 1A mHe out Buhwllle Rd., tum Point Plunnt. Olnn• about right. Jeans. coati. 'b ooltl. furnt12:30. , miac. Thun.,'Fri., 1nd S1t. B~I · Rodney "eld •1 Henderson's, Rt. 143. July 22 through August 1. Good 1chool clothing and more. Thur~day. Friday. and Saturday, 2~ . 24,26. 9 :00·1 V2 mile July ~It Five Points on Rt. 7. Wetch · for ligna. We're mOving we1t and the covered wagon wont hold It alii So, on Friday end SaturdiY, July 24 and 21!1 . from 9a.m . til4p.m . Come and bargain at 333715 SR 7, Pomeroy. At browntwo· ltory house. firlt house on lttelefl pilst For .. t Run Road going north, s.cond hou11 on the right pest road to J1y· Mar Golf Course golno aouth. Lott of l•a• •~d tmaU hem• of 111 IIOrtl, clotW., furniture, tlr... toy1 , 1nd mor'a, more, more. Oont min thi1 onef ,., �• 21 Business OpportunitY: LAFF-A-DAY 61 Household Goods SWAIN I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 62 Oliv• St., 01llipolis. NEW- 6 pc. wood group- •399. Living room 1uites- ,, 99· 1699. Bunk beds with bedding· $199. Full siae mattren foundation starting - $99 . Recline r s startin,- 199. , USED- Beds. dressers, bedroom sulte1. $'199 - 1299 . Desks. wringer washer . a complete lin & of used furniture . NEW- Western boots- $30. Workboots 818 II up. (Steel &. soft toe) . Cell 614 -448 - 3159 ING CO . recommends tt'!at yqu do business with peopl• you know , and NOT tQ Stf'ld money through the mall until you have a. investig1ted thA offering . Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale Lovely new 3 BR home built this spring. 2 c &r garage. ntce area. Cl ay & city scheols, 6 miles from Gallipo lis. Will consider mobile home as tr ade- in , 847,500. Cell 614-446- 8038. County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances and TV sets. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sot. 614-446-1699, 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis. OH . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers . dryers, refrigerators. rangea . Skaggs Appliances, Upper Riv.er Rd. beSide Stone Cr&st Motel. 614-446 -7398. In town 3 BR . V2 basement, garage. C.A.. some appliances, go o d loc at i on S37 . 000 .Call Bud McGhee Realty , 614 -446- 0552. For Sare by Owner, 4 - 5 Br .. 3 bath s, 4000sq. ft . living area . City schools. S 1 73.000. Tenn is Court and 25 a c res. Call 614· 446-3386 . Serious buyers only, Please. Ci ty orCli.twO ll 614 1 or One hou-446-151 ses in Crown 446-1522 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE "Ronald Reagan isn't the only one who's lost his Teflon." l:;::=:;=::::;~;:;:=r:;=:;:=~::=.===i 33 44 Farms for Sale Three BR . House f o r Rent on At . 588. Ca ll 614 -446 -1301 . 6 acres: 4 'BR . in counrty . link fen ce. ou t bu ilding. fruit trees . $53.000 . Ca ll 614-245· 9595 . Government Homes from $1 , (U repilir}. Delinquent tax property. Repossession s. Call 1-805 - 6876000 b:t GH - 9805 for current • repo lis t 3 bedroom hou se for sale in Pom eroy 614 -992 -2285. 6 room house, two baths, new root. Nussah windows. garage 246 N Fourth Ave., Middleport . M ake off er. 614- 247 -4672 or 614-2V-2532 . 4 bedroom home, 1'h beth. garage. locat ed -on Gravel Hill , 770 Ash St . M iddleport , Ohio Call 614-992 -5714. Nice 3 bedroo m home for sale. Nice lot. Lower end of Middleport Ca11 614 · 992 -2684. 3 3 'JIC87' ran ch ho m e; 3 br, 2 1f1 baths. living room . dining room & kitchen 2 -car garage All birch panelmg.large utili ty rOom, 37 " built -in TV. built -In range , griddle & oven , very · l&rge see-thru firepla ce, new shears. fully carpeted. full basement (furnished) . M 1nt cond . 3 acres plus 1% acre stoc ked l ake 51 5 0 .000 . At . 7at Fiv e Points, Pomeroy, 0 . and ele c. l ow ery organ A -1 shape. 57 .00 0 . firm . 1- 614 -992 -2571 Nice 3 br, partial basement, lot 10 0.11200. 208 Midway Dr. New Haven Low 40s. Jake SomerviUe Realty . 304 -675 -3030 or 675 - 3431 ' ~ 20 acre illfm Hannan Trace Road. Glenwood, W . Va. for more information call 304 -7735118 or 773-5186 after 5 !00 . 34 Commercial buildings for leue. Downtown Pt. Pleasant. Stores. offices. A -One Real Estate. Carol Yeager, Broker. Call 304- 35 Upstairs. 3 BR . 1 bath, kitchen furnished. no pets. Dep. 8. Ref. 238 First. $250 / mo . Call 614· 446-4926. 2 BR. 2 bath. carpeted . kitchen furnished . . no pets. dep . & ref. $326 / mo. 11 Coun St ~ Call 614 -446 -4926 . Business Buildings 675-6104. Apartment for Reot . lots & Acreage Modern 1 BR apartment . Call 614-446-0390 . Broo'kside Apartments : 446 1932 or 446 -4839 . One Bed· room apartment with large country kitchen, naw appliances, utility room, water. sewer and trash services provided. Ouiel area. 1 Y2 ac lot on Jerrys Run Rd . Apple (3rove. with rural water 304· 576-2383 . Furnishad effic i ency , 701 Fourth Ave. $160 utilities pd. Call 614 -446 -4416 after Bpm. 4 acres. level ground7'~ Y2 mil!ts from Point Pleasant on Sand Hill Ro ad. E~~:cellent building site. Call 304 -458 -1041 . 1 BR apt. 740 Second Ave. $1 85 per month. Deposh required. Call 614-446 -4222 between 9 & 5 . 27 acres of land in Maaon . City water and sewer. 304 -773- The Oaks Apt . newty renovated apartments with stainmaster carpet . Playground area for children . Water. trash . and sewage paid. One or two Br. apts. available. Nice location in quiet area. For more infor. call 614 - · 682 -7570 , Office hours -Mon.Sat . 9 · 5 . Closed Sun . Manage· ment by U .S . Sheler Corp.,EHO . 5559. 3 acres Sand Hill Rd . 3 miles from Pt . Pleasant City water available. $14.250. 304 ·676 2900 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent Furnished Effici&ncy Apartment. 3 rms .,bath.carpet throughout . Private and quiet. Single working person onty . Call 614 -446 4607 or 446 -2602. House and 1 _6 aCres on Thomas Ridge Rd. $17.000 304- 895 3080. . Nicely furnished small house. Adults only . References re quired. Off street parking. Pt). 614-446 -0338 . 661 Third Ave Gallipolis- 2 BR . dupleJIC unfurnished apt. $250 a month plus dep. Call 614 -245 - One mile o u t Foglesong Rd . Ma·son . 2 - bedrooms . front roo m. kitchen. bath . carpeted . 3 .15 acres . 304· 773- 501 1 . Kitchen furnished. carpeted. 2 BR . 1 v~ bath . no pets. Dep. & Ref . 233 Second Avenue . 5360 / mo Call 814-446- 4926 . Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport . From S215 . includmg utilitiea; Call 2 bedrooni ho use at 2i 2 Park Driv e. Aluminum sidmg: new wind ow s. garag e enclosed to mak e familv room or exira bedroom. Pri ced to selL Call 304. 576 -2766 6 room house $75 per month. 8 .614-992-7787 . EOH . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE " HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST , GALLIPOLIS . RT 35 PHON E 614 -446 -7274 . 1969 New M o on 1 Ox60 , 53.000. Call 614- 379 - 2292 or 379 -2730. Good used Mobile Home . Call 614 -446 -4782 Gall1p0h!!.. 12x 60 M o bil e Home to be m oved , Part ially equipp ed S6,000 .Call 614 - 256 -1126 1 2~~:60 Mobile Home on approx . 3 acres gro und.8 m1les from Gallipoli s -At . 218 . S1B . OOO Call614 -256 · 1126 i 976 3 BR 1 4x70 Buddy M obile Hom e with 1 2x32 addi· t1 on with woo d burner. Owner MUST Sell. Best offer. Call 614 -446 -8427 after 5 30 PM . 1970 Kit 2 BR . Mobtle Home. 12x 65 . Ca1161 4 - 446 -2903 . room house $175 per month,Pt· .Pleas . Call Broker A · 1 Real Estate 304 -675-5104. Two cottages. furn ished, 3 rooms . All newly redecorated, in towm Adults Only . Call 61 4· 614 -446-9662. Nu hu a. 3 b edroom. 1 112 bath. partly furnish ed Would co nsider rentin g g round w ith free gaS. wat er and garden . 614 -667 - 6536 For sal e 1973. 1 2 JIC 65 Viking . 1% acres. Just out of Bas han on Eagle Ridg e Rd . $11 .000 O.G .Polk 1980 l ibert y . i ota! electric, 2 bcd roo m. furmsh ed , washer and dryer, central air, Call 614 - 992 7479. 1974 Schult . 66 x 12. With t ipout . All electri c. g as or electric heat , new central air . Very good condition . 14~~:1 6 p orch . Call for appointment . 614 -742 -2790 M obile ho me and tot . Priced re asona ble. 3 04 -675 -7669 . 1971 Sc huh m obile hom e. 2 bedroom s. pan ially f urn ished o n rentad lot . Und erpinning and block in cl uded . S45oo : 304 - 862 -2048 . '78 Cruise A1r motor home. 28 ' lpaded. Call 304- 882· 3237 af· ter 5 p.m . Price redu ced . 12•70 Wmdsor with e ~Cp a nd o . 2 bedroo m s. S6,900. Call _3 04 -676 -6955. Mus I Sail 1971 New Moon 12x55 turn . Asking $4,000. 304-892-3303 33 Farms for Sale 8 acres on Tribble Rd. off Rt . 62 Plus store building, warehouse. 3 BR house. barn, cellar. plus 2 other buildings. All black top road . Call 304 - 468· 1818. Call after 6PM . Mini Farm. 9.6 acre1. 8 rooms, bath. full basement . Small barn. 1 out building. Bashan · Rd . Meigs Co . $26.000. 614 ~ 378 6209 .1 For rent · Efficiency cottage. Mt . Ve.-non Ave. Pt. Pleasant. Hud approved. 614 -992 -5858. 3 roo m and 5 room furni shed apt. 614 -992 -5434 or 304 - 446-2543. 882· 2566. House in A1o Grande 2 BR .,Nice. Oep. and Ref . Re· quired . Call614-245 - 6291 . Qne bedroom apt . in fvtiddlaport . S175 . per month, Call61 4 -992 6763 . 1 2 ~~: 50, edge of town Rt . 588 . Carport, Stove, Refrig .. Deposit. $140 per month plus utilities. No pets. Call 61 4-446-7124 or Two bedroom apt . in Middleport. All utiliti es paid. S21 0 . per month. Call614 -992 -6763 .. 446-7350 . 2 bedroom house &nd apt . for ren:t in Pomeroy Partially furnished. deposit required . Call 614 -992-2381 . 3 bedroom . On Lincoln Heights in Pomeroy. Phone 614 -992· 7689 after 5 :00p.m . APARTMENTS . mobile homes. houses . Pt. Pleasant and G&llipolls. 614 -446 -8221 . 2 bedroom furnised apt. re1 and deposit. New Haven, W Va., 304 - 882· 3267 or 304 - 773 5024 . 2 bedroom house overlook ing park in Middleport. Call 614 992 - 259B . 3 rooms and bath. gas heat. ground floor , washer and dryer hook up. no children, immedia1e occupancy No pets, phone 304 -675 -4480 e11t 53 or 60. Six room house, Fairview ~oad . Camp Conley 5225 per month . 304- 675 -, 371 Of·675'~·381'2:. Furnished efficiency downtown Pt . Pleasant . Utilities pa1d. Dep· osit Required . 304-895 - 3450. 2 bedroom house Krodel Park . References Required 304· 675 1 861 after 5 :00. Apt . 5199 per month plus utilities. Ret. & small deposi t requ ired. 304 -773-9694. 42 Mobile Homes for Rant 1984 Schull s 14JIC65. 2 BR .. 1 111 bath. Lik e new Call 304 -675 5960 or 675 -6551 . Sev enl han dyman spectals : Tens, Twelves , and Fourteen s from S1995. Kanauga Mobile Home S a! e!l, Kanauga. Ohio 9595 . 2 BR . &II utilities pd. e11cept elec., turn . or unfurn .. see. dep. req ' ed . Conveni ent location . Call 614 -446 -8558. 2 BR mobile for rent at Evergreen Call 614-379 -2678 . 2 BR . Mobile Home . City School Dist . Call 614 -256 -6256 . M o bile Home for rent on large lot. Call 614 -256 -1293 14.1170, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths. central air. Call 614- 992 -2357 after 5 ·00 pm. anytime weekends . 1-:-- - -- - -- - - - 2 br. air. con d., total electric, lf. mile on Sand Hitl Rd 304 -675 3834 , Mobile t1 ome tor rent. 2 br. furnished . 304-675 -6612 . 1 --------=---~ 44 Apartment for Rant 1 and 2 bedroom apartment1ior rent . Basic rent for 1 bdr ., $183,00, 2 bdr., S21 9 .00. Also required a 8200.00 security · depos;t. CONTACT Jackson Estates Dept. Ph 446-3997 Equal Housing Opponunit~ . Furnished a. unfurnished apts., & 1 50.00 and up, references Ph . 304 - 676-7738 or 304 - 676· 5104 A -1 .Real Estate. Furnished Efficiency •'146 . Utilities paid. share beth. 607 Second Ava ., Gallipolis Ph . 446 -4416 after 7PM. Upstair• unfurni1hed apartment. Utilities paid. Carpeted. no child· ren or pets. Call61 4-448-1637 Furnished apt. nut door to Library. One profeuional Adult only. Perking. Ph. 448 -0338. 45 Furnished Rooms Sofas and chairs priced from $395 to $996. Tables S60 and up to $125. Hide-a- beds $390 to $596. Recliners 1226 to 1376. Lamps $28 to 1126. Dinettes $109 and up to $496. Wood table w -6 chairs S285 to $796 . Desk $100 up to $376. Hutches $400 and up. Bunk beds complete w · m&ttrenas $295 and up to $395 . Baby beds $1 10. Manresses or box SP.ringA full or twin 868 , firm $78, and S8B . Quean sets &225 , King 1350. 4 dr.awer c;hest 869 . Gun cabinets 6 gun . Gas or electn c range .S375 Baby mattresses $36 & &45 . Bed frames S20, $30 & King frame $50 . Good selection of bedroo m · suites. metal cabinets, headboards $30 and up to $65. 90 Day's Aama as c uh with approved credit . 3 Miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am t o !5pm Mon. thru Sat . Ph 614 -446- 0322 . PARSON 'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc. living room suites. $399 .95; N ew liv ing room .!IUites from · S 179 9 5 to S700.; Chest of drawers, 4 drawer . $48 ., 5drawef, $59 ..96; End tables from $69 .95 set : Used Furniture: bedroom suites. full sized beds, twm be<b and rockers . Recliners from $99 .95 and up THE WORKING MAN 'S FA lEND CARPET Remnants -All si~: es . carpet - $6 .00 yard & rooms- $300 & up . available. Mollohan Upper River Rd . Call Also cut up Living Finan cing Furn i1 u1 e, 614 -446 - 7444 . Large capacity upr ight fr ea1 er, very good condition . Call 614 446 -8632 attar 6 !00pm Organ, Mens 10 speed bicvc l e and Library Table. S60 each. Call 614 -446 -8667 . love co uch . S100. H1de·a· bed with inner spring mattress. 5125. Sofa. chair. and i. it chen dinette 614 -992 -3543 . Queen si ze wate,bed, m irrored headbo ard. heat er . mattr ess pad, 1 set sheets. 1 queen size comforter . S300 . 304 -675 7416 Equipment Good used Color TV 'S, fl oor m odels and portable tor sa le. Call614 -446 -1149 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan ' s U sed Tire Sh op. Ov er 1.000 tires . 5izes 12, 1 3 , 14, 1 5. 16 . 16.5 . 8 mil es out Rt 218 Call 614 · 2 56 -6251 . Plastic c ist ern stale a pprov ed. plast iC' septic tanks. plu t1 c culv ert s, metal culvarts . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack, son. Oh. 614 -286 -5930 . 31 0 Case Bulldoz er 8 ft . bl ade. power t ake oH. gas, en gi ne. excel. eond . S4 .000 . Call 614 388- 8620. Console Color T.V . ve ry good condition. 5175 . Ca ll 614 -245 9251 . Furnished room . $75 . Utilities paid . Share bath. Single male. 919 Second . Gallipolis. Call 446- 4416 after 7pm . 47 Space for Rent OHice Space fDf Rent . hcellent for Attorneys , Accountant, etc. Close to Court House. Call Wi.!lemen Real Estate Agen cy 614-446-3644 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33 , North oi Pomeroy ftental tr.llilefl , Call 614 -992 - 7479 . Space for small trailers . All hook- ups. Cable. AlsO efficiency rooms, air end cable. Mason. W .Ve Call304 -773-5651 . Tr&iler tpace for rent. conve· n1ant. close to school. stores, hospital. 304 - 675 -4600 be tween 9 am and 4 pm . 9688. 2'h ton Central Air Condit ioner, 25 kw Elec-tric Furna ce. complet e unit. Good condit•hn Upholsters Commercial Sewing M achine. complete wit!l stand, Singer head. new. Reasonable Phone 614 -388 -8718 2 milking Nubian Nanny Goats. 1 young Nanny 1 young billy goat . All $80 . 614 -985 -4396 or 614-986-3539 . -~------- - tc - Lo'!'ely waterfall clustet . 14- K diamond ring . 10 diam ond s, totlll weight one- half carat S375. Charlene Hoeflich, 614 - 304·675-4831 ' 12 ' Surs v- bottom aluminum boat. 8160 . Call 304 -675 - AVON . Look a1 us now . E•rn e.xtr• Money , 304 -876 - 1429, e •M t lfiiHU.. w; 1~• .::.:::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::~ 4)( scOpe. Elvin Prealey Albums. 304·578-2367. '· Building Materia~s Block. brick. sewer pipes. win· dows. lintels. et c. Claude Win ters. Ri o Grande, 0 . Call 614 - 245-6121 . Con cret e bl ocks all sl;res yard or delivery. Mason sand. Gallipolit Block Co.. 123 'h Pine St .. Gallipolis. Ohio Call 614 -446 2783. Read y mix c oncrete and all c oncrete supplies1 Call us Vallay Brook Ce ment and Supplies. 304-773 -5234 . Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pet G roomin9 . All breeds , All styles Julie W ebb Ph. 614 -446- 61 Farm Equipment 71 lat e model 560 traclor c ockshut -4 new tires· li ve power· 3 pt. hitch. $1 ,1560 . John Deere 8aler,l650 . John Deere Hay Binder. S760. John Deer e R1ke. t850. Call 814- 2866522, '73 Dodge Sw inger. 304·675· 7521 after 5 pm. '81 Olds Roya14 -dr sedan, good condition . $2600 . 304 -675 5892 . John Deere 40 3 pt. hitch . Wide front end. S2200. 18 ft . trailer frame. Dual axle. 814 -742 - '75 ChiN'y Impel a stat io nwagon. good cond.. st icker good t il June Gra¥. gooct_.tires $600 . 304 -458 - 1554. 2574 San, c hains, and sprockets to fit ai!T!Oit any saw . SIDERS EQUIPMENT Co .. Henderson. W Va 304-676 -7421 . 1976 LTD . ac tual mlluge 79 ,000 ' Mechanic al par1 in aliC e. Cond. Body nee-d• repairing, good buy. See at 1_79 N . Park Driv e. 304- 876 -232 3 . P.S P.8 . FOft SALE - 140 International tradb r. 26 HP . di•c plow•. cultivators with si de dre..er. Bigger than the Cub, 13,000. Call 304 -675 -6703. 62 1980 Camaro &3000 . 197 9 Gr1nd Prl11 $1 .400 Se ars 3 tiP air co mpres1er J JOO 304·6 7 5 329fl or 67 6 ,7 1 0 3 Wanted to Buy 11 MGB $600 See lilt 2609 Jttfterson Av., . Pt PI Dragonwynd Cattery KannM. CFA Himalayan, Pers ian and Siam ese kit1ens. AKC Chow puppies . New kitten s; Siamese and H1malayans. Call 614 -4-46· 3844 11fter 7PM. Cocker Span1el mal e 18 mo s ol d. full bl oo d~ but not reg. $150. Call 614 -3B8 -8890. Dwarf rabbit s and c ages. Call 61 4-446 · 1149. AK C Golden Retri ev er. 4 males. 1st sho t & w o rmed . S126 304-812 -2565 . Baby r'abbit s. ' Re• wi1h pap.,_. . 10wksold S10 Mixedbread16 wks & 6 wks 85 . Sandhill Rd at letart . 304 -895-3610. Si• weeki old full blood D achShund puppies 1150. 304 - 88 2 · 2 208. Musical Instruments Now buying shell corn or 8 8!1 co tn , Call for l atest quotes Ri ver City Farm Supply, 614 -446 - 72 2985. 63 livestock Duroc Bo an . Bred JU St lik e th e bOltS we tested at the Ohio Testat ion that gained over 2 .6 lbs. per day Roget 8tl!lntlcty. Sabin a, OH . 613-684 - 2398 1979 Fotd F 160 4 • • · pu. new brake s. sh oc k s . and u hault . $3000 nlg otl able .Cal l 614· 44& -7796 1 1980 Chev . lA ton truck. 4 wP'Ie~ drl we. 4 sp eltd, 59. 000 mil" C•ll 6 00 p m •h..- Polled Charolais Bull Rag .. e·JIC · u lleot.. Q~ality 17 mons. Call George Woodward 814 - 379 2597 . 814-448 -4225 . Regist1red standard bred b_,mare w ith colt w ill drive t360. Call 614· 448· 8750. 304-&75-7250. 1978 Y, ton Fo rd f' ang..- )( LT Min1 cond p 2tii ,000 ICtua! miltl 4 whtel drive. l o aded . Ca ll 114· 4 .. 8 ·0648 64 Hay S. Grain Clean Oat Straw 11 .76 Call614 · 949· 3059 . Fruit & Vegetables Transporlation C ann ing t om11 t oes ah ea d¥ pick ed $ 4 ,00 bush el. Al so sweet p eppers. Call e arly A M or lat e PM 614 -247 -4.292 Ou al i t~ Fruits and Vegetables retRil and whol esal e B. & S P1 oduc e a c ross from Piua Hut. Gallipolis . Oh io . 71 59 For Sale or Trade Franklin Ch ef Comm . Gas Oven. 6 burners and grill Call 614 · 446-7150 for more imform. Farm Supplies & L1vestock I 448-2435 1975 ChiN'y PU• tr~ck , 350 engine. 73 .000 m 1tes . run s good, body fair , goo d hres 1800 304 · 8B2· 3176 1981 C hev~ C -10. 305 V·B. 4 -•P , pl . pb. ac., sliml1ne fiber · gl•s• t op, .tra1ler h1t ch. ~ c k•t sea1s. 67.000 m il " . ·am- fm uuette 14, 5 00. 3 04 -6 754853 Of 875 -'230 Autos for Sale 73 Vans & 4 W .O . 19 83 Ford hhmont, 1 .owne-r . l - - - - - -- - - - nice $2660 . 1978 Ford Finu . 1974 Ood9e Van , 'A t on w•th clean- 1795. Cell 614 · 286- tool1hell. Call614 - 388 -87 11 6522. 1987 DodgeChlfget , IU10mltit tr1n1 .. 700 miles 815200.Call 614 - 379 · 2726 . 1966 Plvmonth V11i1n1 . 2 door sedan . 6 cyl, AT. 8 . 489 mile-a One owner . C•ll 614 -448- CROSS & SONS U.S 35 West , Jackson . Oh io . 614 -286-6451 . Massey Ferguson. New Holland , Hush Hog Sales & Service. Over 40 used tra ctor s to choose from & complete hne of new & used equipment . largest select ion in S.E. Ohio . Utilrty bldg: 27 ' JIC36'x9 '. 13' x8' ti-a ck door & 3 ' walk door. &4444 erected Iron Horse 81dg s. 614 - 332 - 9745 . 550 Oliver tra cto r with loader. $2350. lato model 273 New Holland hey baler. S1 295. 7 ft . flail n)OWer, $196 . New ft . estate mower . Call 614 -286 - a 6522 .. For Sale: Int. 464, low hrs .. Int. No. 27 Hay Balf!f. Calf 614- 256 1616 after 6 :00PM . Ir-:;:::;:;::;;:;:::;:::.J..::;;::~:;;::::::;:;:;~ 1984 Ford Tempo-4 dr.. auto· matic.27.000 miles. Call 1514446 -6127. 1970 M1verick.8 cy l.. 1uto .• extra parts. Solid bodyneeds trans. t 160, Call 01 4 ~ew 266-1443 9AM -9PM . 1986 lsu;ru Impulse hatchback. Loaded. Gold exterior, 11n inte· rior , super stereo. Non · smoker. S8000 miles, Like new so c all tod~ty , 614 - 288 -5110 . 1974 Dodge Dart. 1400. Call 614-245·5618 . 1977 Gran Prix maroon with sumoof. t800 or best off.- Call before 4 PM 304· &75 -2426. Honda XA · 75, Honda XR -80 . 1300 for both. C•ll 8U -266 · 6582 . Honda Shadow 700, Cond . Manv extras . Priced to sell . Call 614 · 446E~tcel. 9864 . Would like to rent lot for trailer with all hook-ups. Prefer L..ngsville or De liter or Painters Ridge areas . Call 614- 742 -2145 or 1977 Oodga pickup. . . 304-458-1588. 614-742· 2339 . UOO. 1973 Chrysler Newport, 400 cu . in. engine. Bqught New. Kept in excellertt condition . ExhMJst system one month old. Motor •nd trtnsmislion good. Good tirea. lusted rea; fender. Make Offer. Call 304-17!5·4138 or For lease Topper fiu S -10 Chevy truck . Good cond . 304-875-4228 . 304-895-3001 . Merchandise 1980 Pl~mouth TC3, e2.000 Furni1hed apartment, •210. utllltlea p'ald. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth, G111ipoli1. Call 446· 44'18 after 8pm. 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent : 3 rooms. $125 / mo. Adult1 . Call 304- Valley Furniture, new & used. Large section of quality furniturt: . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. '78 Pinto, 4 speed. runs gQod. Reuon1ble price. U75.; '73 Maverick. good car. •7&.00. 304-888-3821 . ," Two of my students turned in the same · essay condemning plagiarism." 1978 Dodge Colt. Good gas mileage. 304· 67,·2207. NUMee~ ..--- A I 14 ft . CampM, 1leeps 4. guelectr lc lights, Jt ove . furnace . v.:ell msul at ed 1500 or be st · o tter Call 614 -446 2045 . ,<.~ ~ 197 9 G MC 3600 Seri es Sen Contai n &d Ct'mptu and Topp er Call 614· 99 2 · 72 54 I . . . .. 197 7 Coachm an l9 ft po p· up camp M Jtove . t.l nk. •ce bo a Euy pu lling S1400 080 I f i • G•• 19 78 Br ougham min i· ho m e. sleep s • · ac. !'las get1erator 30~ 81 Homo Improvements BASEM ENT WA1 ERPROOFING On con<tl t lonal lifetim e guttan, .. loc.al reftwen eet turntst"l &d. Ca ll coil ed F,ee es.t lmates 1 614 ·'237 ·0488:-day o r mg h t R 0 Q e , 1,8 I 1-1 .Jf' t n t W11 e1proohng · - RON · s Telev 1sl on Se nnce Hou se c alls on RCA . O u11ar. GE Spec1•llng m l antth C 11U 304 , 6'7 6 · 2398 or 614 · ••&· 2454 j • • MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP AND RENO#N. For sale 1976 K•wnaki 900 l TO . Llkft new. Low mileag e, Custom i zed Call 814 - 986 4341 aftar &p .m . 12300 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 1985 24 ft. Pontoon floatboat, 70 HP Evenrude motor. traifer, lots-Extras. See at Gallipolis Boat Club. C•ll 614- 446 -4782. Deep-V Bow -Rider 801t. Ski and Camp Equipment included . Bargain price. Call 614 -446 - 2030 . . Cruil8 Pontoon houseboat . 86 •aaoo. HP Mercury outboard .Aluminum Bau Boat fig 70 HP. Johnton Mercury trailer. Mer cury nolllng motor ari&lled live well. ulftd. t3BOO. Cell Zinns Landing 814· 446·7044. -:--~------~-:--~4 16 fl . flbergletl boetwhhtrailer. 76 HP Johnton motor, $860. 72 John10n 15 HP electric stan motor t400 . 28 HP John1on. Mint condition. e2&0. Spare parts tor Johnson. Evenrude, Chrvoler. 814·247-4122. 14' boat,,alumlnum u-haul with hewy duly factory boet trailer. . Coli 304-773-6004. UOO. FISHING BOAT - Coleman · Cr1wdld, 4.1 HP Mercury mo! tor. 1 yetr old. like n&w. 304·675-6640. CORNER CF THE $-06E .. . "IF 'rOI.J HAVE: 1'\'.0 NOSeS AND PURPLE' HAIR! .. ......... ANO HEATING 1-l, , C or . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis . Ohio Pho n e 614 -446 -3888 or 614446-4477 84 BARNEY ' WHAR'S Electrical YORE AUNl' & Refrigeration LOWEEZV? 5909 . 0960. 304-675· 7476 . " )OU WILL BE TALKED ABa.IT IN eVERY Plumbing CARTER ' S PLUMBING 1975 Hond1 CH 760. dressed. Excellent condit ion. 304 -675'88 Honda Rebel 260, e• c: - cond. • & Heating 614-446-2435. For Sale: 2 Honda Motorcyles ; 600 cc and 400 ct auto. 11000 for both. Call 614 -266- 6654 . 'rOU WILL ACHIEVE v.oRI.DWIDE' FAME Buildi ng & • te modtthn g. roo m addit ions, roo fmg . lay ou1. ltN ellng. si ding. bathroom s. con· crete, electric al, dry wall . pl umb· ing . 3 04-675 - 371 3 McCorrnlclc II C2l III Dill illl e 1!21 1111 Newo I]) SPMC~wHic (T) (!)Sign Ott !III The Afrlcena Examine the factors that Influence religion In Africa. II) Moneyllne Curren1 rei)9rta on world economics arid flnancipl news wi1h Lou Dobbs. (0:30) ® Telea from the Darkllda The Satanic Piano • (lJ Love Connection. 11:308(2) 1111 Tonight Show Dillard Wa1er Service; Pools, Cist ern s, Wells. Delivery Any - ' time . Call 614 -446 -7404 -No : Su,-,day c ~ll s . .. R & A Water Service. Ho me .. : cisterns. wells . pools fill ed. Formerly James Boys Water . •; the below to form f ou r simp le wor ds. CRINIO II) Spot11 Tonight Action packed soorll highlights wijh Nick Chanes and Jim Huber. (0:30) ,_ Ill 1!21 'Night Hilt' CBS Late Night A vtngalul woman from O'Brien's past attempts to kill him. lfll ® Trapper ~olin, M.D. Candy Doctor (lJ L.ale Show 12:00 CD aumund Allen I]) llporULook (A) .. "! =:. Former!¥ Ken ' s. now John '' "'• • Water Service. John Watterson. 1111 • Jr. Owner. 1 ,000 or 2,000 gal i>~ aervice. 304-678-2248 . ' .,, R & M Custom Couches and Reupholster~. St. ~t . 7, Crown City, Oh. 814- 266- 1470, Eve, 614 -446-3438. Open daily 9 to 4 :30. Sat. 9 :30 10 1 :30 . Old 8o new Uphostered. Mowrey's Upholstering urving tri county area 22 years . The best in furniture upholstering. Call 304-875 - 4154 for e1timates. e ., PEANUTS Upholstery lroa t--r.F;-.:;E;__;.;H,..:;I-;.C---ll 6 7 I_ 1_ I-IERE,I{(JU 60T A LETTER FROM MAACIE ..SilE SAVS SilE MISSES VOU ... Q . Ill])-,..:RHI People III Nlahtll '{OU OPEt.IEO M'f MAIL?!! I{OU READ t.W LETTER?! WELL, WE ALL !-lAVE RE6RET5? RE6RET5 with Petrick Emory and Kirsten Lindquist. (I :00) 12:15 <II "-ttb of Arnertcl Nlbraslcl 12:30(1) IIHt of Groucho • • (J) 1111 Ullt Night with David L.atiMMn I]) SpeotiWIIJ Arnertcl SeriH From Ascot, California m _ ~ Have you ever no1iced that nothing is as hard to do gracefully as getting down off your .. ~ ..---~---:---,' REHHAT -- ·· ? I I I I I e 8 g · -.J-..I._.J L-:-~-~~-,::1:: ~ omplet e the chvd .le q uoted by Idlin g 1n tMe m1ssing w o rd1 y ou . deve lop fro m sTep No J below. YEsTERDAY'S SCRAM-lETS' ANSWERS . Nausea - Cream - Razor- Joiner - SOMEONE Disability is a matter or perception. II you can do just one ' lhing well •. you're needed somewhere by SOMEONE. BRIDGE The right time for an overbid NOIITH .... Q 53 7-tl-17 •K104 •a t By James Jacoby K865 7 EAST How in tbe world can you know i WEST .10 7 when the time is ripe to bid a close ' • 9 8 .98 game on sparse values? South had an • A Q 3 • Q 10 9 7 3 2 easy pass in first position with his ~0\ +QJ962 eight high-card points. He had a fair distributional hand, bqt nothing ap-'. SOUTH proaching an opening bid. When .KJ642 .J7 652 West's opening bid of one no-trump -- came back around to South, it was +K 53 dangerous for him to 'bid, but it was . also dangerous to pass. (It's· not good Vulnerable: Both bridge to let the opponents make one Dealer: South no-trump when your side can make . No rib East Soatb two of a major.) So our intrepid South 1 West Pass ·stepped up to the plate and bid two Pass · Pass 2t 1 NT spades. 4t Pass Lo and behold, North raised to three 1 ~= Pass Pass spades, inviting game. Now what? It's true South had little enough in high Opening lead: 9 . cards, but he did have good shape.'lt's also true that North heard his partner pass originally, so North had to have ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - . J quite a good hand to ipvite game. Finally, whenever ·you have a distribu- when you nave a gooo su1t ut and eitional hand with a void and your part- ther you or your partner has a freakish ner has a fit in your suit, you.will take distributional hand. Here, if North had a lot of tricks . So South bid the game. more strength in diamonds and weak· Because of the favorable location of er hearts, South might have no play at the A-Q of hearts, declarer made his all for game. Since there was no way contract with an overtrick. He didn't of determining exactly where North even need dummy's king of diamonds. had his values, South was right to go to Lesson: The right time to overbid is game. :! . 3. + ·- ~tn-~td' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 38 Perfectly I Powdered 39 Employ DOWN lava 4 Reduce to pu.p 8 Exchange premium 9 Hunter consteltation 1 Sprightly 2 Conduct trial 3 Soil loosener 4 Movable 5 Dry 11 Ceremony 12 Noble 14 Muslim 6 Rest 21 Scorch 7 See 2 Down 22 8 Ancient man's name 15 Command 16 "Teacher's Pet" star 17 Of the intellect 19 Three (It.) 20 Tarzan's mate 21 Lean-to 22 Maxim 23 Caution 24 Yield 25 Baltic and Bering 26 Fellow Syria 10 Approached 13 Colored 15 Curse 18 Story 23 24 25 28 29 Teshu or Canadian city Infuriate Mackerel Stringed instrument Choic e 31 34 Panchen House (Sp.) "0 Sole .. 35 _ markee (sl.) 27 Package 30 Border 31 Townsman 32 Wing (Lat.) 33- band 35 Svelte 36 Flavoring 37 Greek mountain chain DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different · CRYPTOQUOTE 7-23 ., D G M 'Q UVB .R G Q Y V M !IDIIIgnOII !IJ NewiHight Live news t 1_ II III Nlghtllne 1:;:1 till Thlpper John, M.D. Watterson's Water Hauling. ,. reasonable rates , Immediate 1' 2.000 gallon delivery. cilterns. , pools. well , etc. Clll 304 · 5762919. 87 GOSYG I -r-1 --;..;.15 =-,.:1--;1~ ~ t r.:--, I]) SporteCenw (L) I]) WKRP In Cincinnati Call 304-675-6370. J & J Wat er Service. Swimming pools, ci ~ terns. wells . Ph . 614 245 -9286 . . proposes again and winds up In court, charged with assault. (A) II III Our Wor1d Q (!) all Myateryl H>l1on Cubiti discovers mysterious figures chalked around his house. 1:;:1 1111 Ill iD MOYIE: 'Airplane II: The Sequel' CBS Thurodey Movie (POl (1 :25) II) L.any King Live! In dep1h interviews with top newsmakers and celebrities. 9:30 II (J) 1111 Deya and Nights ol Molly Dodd Molly and lrtends celebrate 351h birthdays and share traumatic .news. 10:00 II (J) 1111 L.A. Lew Kuzak learns his 1a1es1 clien1 has not been 1o1ally honest (R) I]) a Cll 20120 1:;:1 (!) American Ceaoer The Last Shgun · · all IHl Nowa (!)) Evening Newa A wrap up or today·s news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news stories. 11 :00) ern Sollp 10:15 (I] MOVIE: A Minute To · Prey, A Second To Die (R) (1 :37) 10:30 CD Veriouo all Tony lrown'o Joumsl 11:00 CD Hardceelle anci 1H' PARSOt-l IS TALKIN' IO HER OUT AT TH' FENCE General Haulinq · - ---'----- - - - inadvertently gets involved in a sting operation. (R) 1:;:1 Cll Wild Amerlce fhe growing fishers need 10 learn more about how to survive. e (lJ USA Tonight Resid ential or commercial wu - 1 lng. New service or repairs. Licen sed electrician. Est imate free. R1denour EleC1rical, 304 67 5 -1786 . 85 c 9:00 CD 700 Club II (J) 1111 Cheer• Sam SWEEP ER and • ew ing machine / ep a!t, par1 s. and IUP PII81 Pick u p and deliVery. t'awis Vacuum C l aa n e t , Of'tt h alf m ile u p Ge o rg&~ Creek Rd Call 614 446 -0 29 4 11 (!:40) Ill' III Siermen Starman someone to take Elleh 's place. (R) EEK & MEEK 676-29 0 3 i1 J~~i: Summer. Gin Scarecrow end Mre. King Amanda and Lee change their wedding plans when Lee Is attacked. (R) all Nettonel Audubon Society Speclel The most elusive of all endangered species Is examined. 1:;:1 i1J Prtmenewo Wrap ups or the day's wortd news and In depth feature reports . (1 :00) ® MOVIE: Silent Rage (AI (1 :40) ., (lJ MOVIE: Dell)h Wlllh II (RI (1 :33) 1:30 II (J) 1111 Fomlly nee Alex despera1ely tries 10 lind THAT .JEWEL IS ll-<E MOSt BEAUTIFUL THING I'VE EVE!!, SI:I'N , AL! 675-2514 llenaon ., (lJ Greato of the Game 7:05 (II Sanford and San 7:30 II (J) I]) Newlywed Game I]) 1117 U.S. Olympic Fealivll 8(1) Judge till Wheel or Fortunei:;J II]) Crooaflre (0:30) Ill 1!21 1111 Jeoperclyii:;J IHl Soap · 7:35 (I] Metor League Baoeball $:00 CD Dakten 11"(2) 1111 The Coeby Show Vanessa gets into a fist fight when Rifls label her a rich g e 1!21 ·ALLEY OOP 304-77 3-50 48 82 Like new 28 H. 1986 Aqua 1967 Chevy pickup, 8200; 1978 Plymouth Volare, t300; \_fLEA>E TA!c:E Fair Spec•al 72 Carriag e. 26 ft. n it -c o nt aine d 12 895 . C 11ll 61 4- 26 6 · , 721 1981 Kaw.,ak i 440 LTD - for parts. no title. $200. Ca ll ea2oo. For sale: 1973 Ford Pinta Station Wagon . Auto ., runs good . 1600. Call 814- 986 4341 after 6 p.m . FRANK AND ERNEST 1983- 500 A Honda, like new Call 614 - 3BB · 871 1. 614-446 -0776. Good tires. battery, shocks. u:haust . Some rust. Good tran1· portetion. S396 Cell 814 -446 - 1984 Palo m ino Camper .Po pup Steeps 6 Ic e Bo.... FA lurnace. awn ino. 3 bur n It' stov e heel Co nd. Ca ll 304 · 67 5 · 6071 att ar 6 ·30 pm S'arkl Tree and Lawn Servi ce. lawn c a1 e. lltnd seaping . 11ump rem o v•l . 30• · 6 7 6 · 2 842 or 1977 Harley Sportser. Many -new parts Exc . cond. Call 304-875 -1496 after 1 pm. Pln1o S111ionwauon . Pop-Up t ent c• mp tn 01 u lit1t y rraileJ Cal1 614 - 388· 8711 . Motorcycles 74 1975 Dodge DartSE . V-8. Auto , AC .. Cruite, PS .. hcellent condition. One ' owner. Call . 1976 1976 Layto n Ca mp er 2 1 ft .. u ll - co nta med . d u a l a ale • S350:0- Call ,614 · 446 ~ 568 . Evomngs or M orn lngt. i 82 Honda Silwer Wing Interstate. 4100 miles. 304 - 773- 6930. eondhion. Must sell. Caii614-448 -189B. i Ro tary or cab l e too l d r l! hn g~ Mo1t welts co mplet ed sa m • d ay , Pump sales and atrv1 ce 304· 89 &- 3802 1983 Citation XS Sport. St'11rp S2796 . 1~ Dodge Colt , like new . t2.,f6 - Call 614-2886522 . 1983 Buick P8f'k Ave .,red, 4 dr., toaded, low mile••· hc:ellent 8o Campers ; 1984 61 Farm Equipment 79 Motors Homes Fett¥ Tt ee Tr immin g, st ump removal , Call 304 -6 7 5 1331 1979 Jeep Chet o kee, 3 1peed. 4WO, 11 is or p1rU Ca ll 614 -742 -3118 until 2 •30 p m 4904. 1984 Ford Escort • spd .• AM -FM -Tape . $2799. John' s Auto Sales Bulaville Rd . Glllipolis. Ohio Fold down camp er . Sleeps 6 . Gas stove. pull s out tor outdoot cooking. Ice box . G ood t irea EMcet cond. Mun see to appr,. el ate. Caii614- B87 . 2099 Price ., 360 . 1976 Chevrolet Pidlup. pow ar steer i ng . p o WII'If brake • . aut o':"'~tlc . 360 - V8. cru ise. • 1r condn10nlng t1200 , C1ll &14 · Bale ' -------~---­ t1•y 7S c oft wagon 304- 876 5679 Camping Equipment Serv1ccs 2045. 49 78 1982 GMC S· 15 8 cyt . 4 spd . long b.d 13200 or bnt of1er ----------1 Or gan. Hammond M3 \ with lesli e speak &fs 304 -676 -6 030 aft er 5 00. ceo Ph . 614-446-8821 . - - - -- -- - - -lc- CAPTAIN EASY • mouth Volare, 30." 458-1588. 012.000. G oo d. Clean, Mlud i-tay Fo r Sale 60 pef bale. Caii6U - ol46· 1411 I Trucks for Sale 1981 GMC pl ck-up. fi eyl_, short wheel base. PS , AM / FM radio . low m il eega, g o o ~ cond Call 814 -446 -'1018 01 446·6720 . mil". o995. 304-578·2198. 676· 5104, or 675-7738. Autos for Sale 1978 Dodge 9 pa. stat ion· wagon , good body. tires , rurts good. t450. 304· 773-91 15, 0231 3 or 4 H~droom house in Kyger Creek School District. Referen· (!) Dr. Who Invasion of Time all Secret City ®OoociTimea II (lJ llettleatllr -GIIIctlce 8:06 (I] Down to Eertll Stereo. 1:30 II (J) 1111 NIC Nightly New• I])' II III AIC Newei:;J (!) Nightly Bualneaa Report 1111 e 1!21 CBS Newa all Wooater Sq111re 1!21 ShowBiz Today News of the entertainment world is anchored live from Now York. (0:30) ®JeHeroono 1:35 (II LMve It To Beaver 7:00 CD Hardceaue and McCormick II (J) PM Megarlne I]) llporUCenter (L) I]) Entertltlnment Tonight II III P..,ple'o Court (!) all MacNeil/ Lehrer Ne.,.Hour (1 :00) till Newo llll Moneyllne Cuprent reports on wortd economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) m1!21 1111 Wheel ot Fortune sell- for parts •. 1979 Subat'u , 1973 El Cam ino , 1974 C1maro. 1977 Dodge p ickup olx4. 1974 Datsun. 1976 Ply· Topper fits S -10 Chevy truck . G ood cond. 304 -675 -4226. 47 Wanted to Rant O foRecurrronge letters of sc ram b led words • C2l III elll 1111 .., 1!21 1111 Newe Auto Parts & Accessories wm 2 qt. canning jars. 30 centteach. Manual typewriter•. 304 -&76 - SNAfU® by Bruce Beattie THURS., JULY 23 • = rHAT DAILY PUIUII S@\\4f}lv\-~t.tr~~~ ~::: _ _ _ ____:_ _;;: fdlled by CLAY R. 'OILAN _.;;,.__ _ _ __ EVENING For Sale: 2 18ather bucket seats. bumper, motor, transmission and other parts for 1982 Dodge Omni 024. 742 -2631 . 675-4416. 444 International gas tractor with live P . T~ o . and live lift. PricAd tor quick tell. 11995. Dav call 614· 742· 221 1 , Night call 614-992 - 5497 , WILL '{A! 676-6768. Electrolux Vaes A -1 c~d ­ Cieana & runs like new. $78. c ash or terms arranged 304 - 58 f..l!itU~ 8/-h, Television .Yiewing • BUDGET Transmissions : Used& Rebuilt . All types Guaranteed a minimum of 30 days, will deliver. cash II carry or inslal. Call 614 - 379 - 2220 or 1 - 304- Stove. mattreu. rocking chair. dresser. $400 . for All . ~ 2311 Lincoln A\le . Pt Pl. 57 ~,IIC%!'(, PUr -rn~ ~OFF~ The Daily Sentinei-'-Page- 11 I:OO(JIIIIg VeNey 76 Re t ord player w !th apeakers $20 .; Coal & wood burner I love $200.; Bundy clarinet. exc. shape. $175 . 304- 675 -4123. 56 'THIS I$~'T A V~ I!Jib e.a6Cf ~~ Fq: $47 .'l8! 304-675-1558 . Law mower repair aarvlcas. lawn cutt i ng. 304- 675 ~ 1553. Remington Mod-' 4 30 .08 with BORN LOSER 14 ' fiblf'glass. 18 hp Evenrude motor and trailer . $600. Call Portable lighted sign, 8299. f& ctory di,rect . Free Delivery & Letter• . WV - 1 -800-642 - 2434; OhiO. 1-800 -533-3453 . 1180. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . 1568 . 992 -5292 For sale: J .C . Penney TreadmillJogger. Speedometer, odometer , adjustable incline. 175. Call 614· 985-4341 after 5 p.m Boats and Motors for Sale 16 ft . Aluli'l . f ish ing boat and trailer. CaA-&1'4 - 367- 7677. 446-3113. Bidwell Cash Feed Store 1 " 11 1.4 " water line. 180 lb. test and' 100 lb. test al ong with all culverts Md drain pipe. Cal l for the latest prices at 614 -388 - 76 TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS. hot rebluaing. now t•king order order• for cu•tom Mauaert. call 4 House doors w ith jam s: 3 3- 32 " • 6 ' 8 ", 1 -36 " x 6 ' 8 " ; tires : p205 -75 -16 . Call 614 Harvest · Gold Maytag Orver. Good condition. t 50 .00 . An · tique pressed bl!lck ro cher. $25.00 Call after 6 .00 ·· 614 - z ·· KIT 'N' CIIIIILYLI ®br Lllrrr Wright Misc. Merchandise 52 CB ,TV. Radio ,446-3992 . Rooms for rent , day . week. month. Gallia Hotel. Call 614 446- 9715. Rant as low IllS 5120 month. 64 Thlftday. July 23, 1987 Thlnday, July 23, 1987 'Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-10-The Daily Sentinel E V H Q 0 p MPK u S V M 'Q y M FYXX KGU . DYIYXY AGU ·G S I G M 0 P KG P I P H U U VB KYXX y M HG HVWPHA Yesterday's Cryptoquote: COCKTAILS HAVE ALL THE DISAGREEABJLITY WITHOUT THE UTIUTY OF A DISINFECTANT. - SHANE LESUE �• ftage-12-The . . Daily Sentinel · Meigs planners to .meet A quarterly meeting of the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission will be held at 3 p.m. Monday at the conference room of the Farmers Bank Building, Second St .. Pomeroy. Reports to be given Include Meigs County· Expansion and Retention Program, Ron Ash, chairman; Buckeye Hills· . Hocking Valley. Regional Development District and Meigs County; Ohio Riverfront Development Task force In 14 Ohio River Countles, and Meigs County and the Ohio Department of 1 Development by Cindy Jo Bunf)ll, developlment specialist, Ohio · Department of Develolpment . Squad receives six calls Six. calls were answered by local units Wednesday , the Me igs County EmE>rgency ME>dical Services reports. Middleport at 12:19 p.m. took Katie Anthony from her home on Front St. , to VetE>rans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 1:50 p.m. took Lois Bell, Racine, from thE> scene of an accident on S. Second Ave., in Middleport. to Holzer Medical Center: Rutland at 2: 26 p.m. took Anna Kincade from Main St .. to Veterans . Memorial Hospital: Racine at 5: 04 p.m. took Sara Pierce from Letart Falls to Veterans Memor ial; PomE>roy at 9:20p.m . took Cltfford Kennedy from Riverview Drive to Holzer Medical Center and at. ll: 21 p.m. Tuppers Plains to Zona Sheridan to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Parked vehicles damaged Two parked cars owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Priddy were heavily damaged when they were struck by acardriven by Mrs. Lois Bfi'll, Racine, on S. S!>cond Ave., in Middleport Wednesday afternoon. Middleport Police said th at Mrs. Bell apparently lost consciousness causing her vehicle to strik e the two cars . Mrs. Bell was taken to Holzer Medica l C!'nter by the Middleport Emergency Squad. She has been cited on a charge of failure to control, police said . Area deaths Charles Stout Funeral services for Charles Floyd Stout, 83, Long Bollom, who died Tuesday' at St. Joseph Hospttal in Parkersburg. will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the While Funeral Home In Coolville. Officiating will be the Rev. Donal~ Archer and burial will be in Sand Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funE>ral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m . today . Addttional survivors of Mr. Stout are several nieces and n ep!J~>ws. Regretta S~ephens Regretta SuE> Stephens; 48, of Route 2, Little Hocking, died early this morning at St. Joseph' s Hospital In Parkersburg, W.Va. She was born March 3, 1939 in Vanceburg, Ky. and wor ked in the laundry department at St . Joseph's and also at the Bob Moore Meatpacking Co. in Torch. Her parents, Ha rold Ed· ward and Dorothy Jane Sparks E·ngland. reside at Stewart. Besides · her parents , shP , 1> survived by her husband , George A. Stephens, Little Hocking: four daughters and sons' in-law. Mar· sha and Freddie Sheets of Wav· erly, W.Va. , Jane and Donald Sheets of Waterford. Angie and Jerry Allen ·of Belpre and Char· lotte and Junior Bell of Walker. W.Va;· one son, Eddie Stephens, at home; three sisters , Genny Hatfield of Stockport. MyrtlP Alkire of Stewart and ElsiE> O'Neil of Little Hocking: two brothers. Jim England of Guys· ville and S·Sgt. Shire! Leon England of Garlstedt , Germany: five grandchtldren and several nieces and nephew s. · She was preceded in d!'alh by two brothers, J·ohn and Sherman England , and on e granddaughter. Services will be Monday, 1 p.m., at Whit e Funeral Home in Coolville, Rev. Carl McPherson and Rev. Dan Tucker officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Memorial CE>metery. Belpre. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to4and7to9 p.m. was received on the'project. On a CD.BG project to assist Rutland EMS in purchasing a step van to be converted for use by the emergency unit, Chief BUl Williamson sent a letter asking the commissioners to reject the one bid from Jim Cobb, Pomeroy, as being too high. William· son requested · rebidding and the commissioners said they would do so· at the earliest date. Mike Blocher, of the bond · counseling firm Peck, Shaefer and Williams, Cincinnati, Is expected to be at next Wednesday 's meeting to finalize docu· ments on the Middleport Nursing · Home project. . Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a .m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt. Ellis & Loewi Firm Price Am Electric Power :.......... . :27 Y,. AT&T .. ...... .. ........... .. .......... 30'% Ashland Oil ...... .. ..... .............. 67 Bob Evans Farms ......... ..... 24'% Charming Shoppes .... ... ........ ..:10 Federal Mogu!. .. .. ... ......... ... 47 '% Goodyear T&R ..... .. ... ......... 68% Heck 's Inc ..... .. ......... ....... .... 3'% Limited Inc ...... ....... ...... .., ..45% Multimedia Inc . .. ................ 70 \!i Rax Restaurants .. ........ : ... ...... . 5 Robbins & Myers .. ............. . lO Y, Shoney 's Inc .. .. .. ............. .. ..28Y, Wendy·s Inti ... .... ..... .. ........ .lO Y, · Worthington lnd ........... .. ..... 2111. Seeks divort'e A divorce action has been fil ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Janalee Stock , Pome· roy, against Mark Markham, Plantation, Fla . Clerk Mary Hobstetter re· ported that Greg Kaylor, of Continuity of Care, a medical equipment dealer, is Interested in renting space at the former Ohio Bureau of Employment Services office on Union Ave. The commissoners also ap. proved a request from Michael Swisher, director of the county Department of Human Services, to purchase ·a backup battery supply and related equipment for the computer system at that offlce. Approximate cost, $2,900, wlll be paid by the state. Presen I for Wednesday's meet· tng were Commissioners Man· . ntng Roush, Richard Jones and David Koblentz, Clerk Mary Hobstetter, Engineer PhUlp Ro· berts and Highway Superintend· ent Ted Warner. Super Lo~to prize . goes unclaimed Veteran~ Memorial Admlt·ted - Anna Kincaid. Middleport. · PARTY STARTS AT 9 P.M . REGISTER FOR FREE STEREO FUN - CHECK IT OUT ONLY 1 COMBINATION PER BOWLER . FRI, JULY 24 & SAT., JULY 25 0~ EVERYONE CORNER COLLE.CTION fall fashions Includes such names as lvatzi, You Babes, Chic, Sa'Bene, One Step Up, Laurel Ridge Half-Size Dresses. ON GIBSON AIR CO NDITIONE RS HOURS: 1 0:00-5:00 Daily; Closed Sunday Sole Pri::ed $ S 1 8 88 (4) 18,000 BTU Sole Priced $5 99° 0 1984 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 ROYALE ONLY 215 7 r,10. Vol.37, No. 53 Copyrighted 1987 Agent says 'farmers can't wait much longer' By United Press lntern.. tional l\1ahontn g County agricultural agent Bill Phillips says the hot, dry we ather In Ohio this week ha s had lit tle Impact on crops In th e northeas tern portion of th e s ta tP but that farmers can't walt much longer fo r ra in . · " If we don't ge l som<' ra in In the next week or 10 da ys. we' ll star t sc reamin g," he said. "It won 't do an y good, but we' ll still be scrE>amlng about it. " Na tional Wea t her Sen•icc forecas ters said Thursda y nig ht that Phillips a nd friends could hold thei r scrN ms. predic ting a s ignifica nt . cha nce of ra in and a little relie f from the heat this Wl'C kcnd. · ·· Until Sa t.lird ay, though, hot and sultry weath er Is Pxpcc ted to persist sta tewidr . Bes ides the hea t and humldil)' , the clear but hazy conditions that have preva iled around Ohio rece ntly a lso should r!'m al n th rough tonight , sa id foreca.s ters. Phillips sa id th!' most se ri ous thr ea t to crops right now ts hail . The current weather conditions a re conducivE> to ha·ilstorms , which could cause considerable damage to fruit s and vegetables. He said most farm animals are able to deal with the heat and humidit y,. but some, like chickens and hogs, can ' I perspire aM must be kept cool and r;tven plenty of wat!'r. , " Othe r livestock are like human beings, phllllps said. " They don't like il .. but th,ey can sweat and they'll be all right of they re not sl ressed." · · .· ·. Low temperatures Thursday night were fore· cas t to be In the upper 60s. Humidity lev~>ls also wer e expected to remain high . Today' s highs wPr!' forecast to be in low 90s. The mercury Is expected to fall only to about 70 degrees tonight . Bob Davis of the Hamilton County Extension Agency said he talked to several farmers this week and none indicated that the heat was causing them any problem s. • ~~--~--~--~~~~~~~ ~~~---. SEE CAROL OR MARK LOCAL PARTICIP1\NT - ,Jeanne Bowen, a Mcll:!! Local S<:hool Dis trict teacher, was one of lht• local rt'Sidents piaytng with thP Ohio UniVI'""IIY ('uminunlvcrslty Summer Concert Band which prl'S<•nted a cont·ert In Pomeroy Thursday night. Mrs. Bowen Is a veter11n of the group. Other Mel!!' relildenls who are members of the hand art> David Bowen, Todd Clay, An'le Sloan, .Jeff Arnold and Jeffrey Sayre. Middleport . l BAND CONCERT - Ronald B. Socclatelll conducted the Ohio University Communlverslty Cuncrrt Band Thursday night through · an l'xcellt•nt Informal concert on the upper parking. 101 In Pomeroy. A receptive audience, despite the warm evening, gave entbusla.•tlc applause to lhe All Sales Final E16•ti•llt NIIIOY. OHIO lll4)H~ · MJI tHAlli! CARD "Some of the late corn might -have a problem with pollination with these high temperatures," Davis said. The heat can effect polltnatlon more than anything, Davis sal d. "bui the growing season got started earlter than normal, so a lot of the pollination has already occurred." Cloudiness will Increase Saturday, reducing temperatures a bit, said weather service personnel. Instead of . the 9().to 95-degree highs that have prevailed this week. the Buckeye State will have peak readings from the mid 80s to near 90 Saturday, forecasters said . Also Saturday, scattered showers and thunder· storms are expected but the better part of the state still is apt to r!'maln dry . • In addttton, the humldlly on the last day of the wpek probably will stay quite high and tempera · lures still arE> going to be about 5 degrl'f's above varied program and especially liked the show medleys from West Side Story, Oklahoma and Music Mao. This was the second. annual appearance of the band In Pomeroy broul!ht to the community by Bank One. See-saw GNP. pattern may wobble WASHINGTON 1UP!) percent followed by a quarter low as 1 percent. Steady as a heartbeat,- the above that mark. Slnoe last June, In previous quarters, such . nalton's best sign of economic for example, the rates went up to numbers would only se~m to health has pulsed consistently 2.8 percent in the third quarter, reaffirm the old pattern. This strongly every other quar't er for down to 1.1 percent 1!1 the .fourth time, economists think thestreak the past 2'h years . Now some and up again to 4.8 percent In the will eM. ' · economists t·htnk they're detect· first three months of 1987. Analysts such as those at tng a murmur. 'j'oday the government was to Shearson Lehman Brothers In . Beginning with the final three . release Its first estimates of GNP New York and the Mortgage monihs of 1984, the hifl~tion· for the second quarter of 1987, Bankers Association In Washing· adjusted gross national product and economic analysts agree it . ton figure real GNP for July has featured a quarter of growth will stick to form and fall below t)lrough September won't re· at ,, an annual rate below 2.5 2. 5 percent - inl,$everal cases ·as bound as usual, normal, said forecasters. Highs In the 80s will be the. rule from Sunday to Tuesday, said weather service officials, adding !'hat low temperatures during the period ought to be In the 60s. The scatiered show£>rs and thunderstorms predicted for Saturday will continue Sunday and Monday but dry weather Is forecast to return:to Ohio Tuesday, said forecasters. ·. Norm Moll, Lucas County extension agent·· agriculture, said the hot, dry weather presents farmers with the .extra expense of Irrigation. "The weather tends to burn everything up on some of the crops," he said. Certain crops, such as tomatoes, might be lost but hot wealher often assists row crops, such as corn. said Moll. "II provides sunlight and h('al units," he said. "The warm days and warm nights oftentimes are considered beneficial to the corn crop." Schultz defends opposition to ·arms sales hearings continue· By JOSEPH MIANOWANY and JUDI HASSON WASHINGTON (UPI) - Se· cretary of State George Shullz defended his vigor and forceful· ness today in opposing the Iran arms deal, saying the decision .was !he president's and "I don' t win all the arguments." Shultz also said he kn!'W notl}lng about a letter from CIA Director William Casey to Prest· dent Reagan after the scandal broke, saying the administration needed a "new pitcher" and recommended that Shultz resign because he was not supporting the Iran lnttattve. "Thl're were a lot of people outside the governml'nl who were aft!'r my scalp," Shultz said, but added he had not known · that Casey wanted him to resign. Shullz, In his second of testlm· ony before the special congres· sional pan!'IS lnvesllgallng the arms-for -hostages deal and dlv· ersion·of funds to the Nicaraguan · Contra, turned asidE' charges .1977 OLDS 98 REGENCY.. ..~SKQ .. S1495 1973 FORD LTD ........... ~ .................... S695 399 So. Third 2 Sactkma 14 Pag• 25 Centa " A Muhimedia Inc. Newapop., Ohio heat.wave continues AS IS SPECIALS Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge enttne •' - - 1984 Chrysler New Yorker ....... S1782S mo. 1984 Mercury Topaz ......... Ji$;>J.1?. .. 58906 mo. 19 82 V. W. Rabbit .............. §Q.~ .. 59061 mo. 1984 Dodge 600 ............;.......... s15277 mo. 1984 Chev. Celebrity ................. 516S44 mo. 19 87 Plymouth Horizon ............ 516682 mo. 1986 DSO Pickup ....................... 517 sn mo. .1984 Olds Cutlass ...................... 5l782S mo. .198S Plymouth Caravelle.......... 517825 mo. 198S Chev. S-10 Pickup ............ 51782S mo. 1987 Ply. Sundance ................... 5200'' mo. 198S Grand Am ......................... 521Pl mo. COOPER .. Generally clear tonight. Low near 70. Partly cloudy, humid Saturday. Scattered sl)owers and thunder· · • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 24. 1987 $2 \ " PLENTY OF FREE PARKING a1 y '' ELBERFELDS Hurry In for Best Selections • 13) 12,000 BTU Come Look At Our Selections 129 MILL STREET, MIDDLEPORT Daily N(.mber 420 Pi~k 4 7745 • notices CLOSEOUT SALE RUTLAND FURNITURE BOWLERS. RECEIVE FREE HOT DOG. SOFT DRINK AND FREE 1 GAME BOWLING . AT POMEROY BOWLING LANES EAST SECOND ST., POMEROY, OH. (Behind old Moig• Theotor) Ohio Lottery Church page . Discharged - Muriel Mul!ord 1 Alexander May , Thomas Turner, •· Rhonda Dickerson. . CLEVELAND iUPII - The grand prtze in Ohio's Super Lotto drawing went unclaimed Wed· n!'sday night, increasing the RUTlftNO. OH. 742 -2211 jackpot to at lE>asr $12 mlllton for Saturday 's game. H0rnr• of lhr Gr.1tr (;.,~ .. A sta te Iott.ery commission spokesman today said there were WherP ¥.111 Gr>t GrP.11 8,Jy . 1 no tickets sold for Wednesday's dr awing that listed alt six of the winning numbers - 5, 7, 25 , 31, 3:> ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii( and 36. That me ans the $9 million. I jackpot will be carried over to the weekend drawing. Alth.o~ r;h nobod y d a tm~ d tht' top prize Wednesday.156 players .picked five of the numbers to win $1 ,000 eacli . Also, 7,511 players selected four of the numbers to win $82 apiece. Ticket sales fo r the mld·week drawing totaled $5,3.14,681 , with a prize payout totaling $n J,902. MEET US IN THE AllEY ROCK AND BOWL NIGHTS MUSIC AND FUN Hospital news Contuned from page 1 Weather South Central Ohio Sunny and humid toda y, wilh highs between 90 and 95. Gener· ally clear tonight, with a low near 70. Mostly sunn,· and humid Friday, with hir;hs betw!'en 90 and 95. The probability of precipita· lion is near zero through Friday. Winds w111 be light and from the southwest today and tonight. · Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Sunny Saturday, with a chance of show!'rs or thunderstorms Sunday and Monday. Hi!(hs will be belw!'en So and 90 Saturday a nd Sunda y, falling into the !IDs Monday . Over/light lows will ra ngc from 1he middle to upper 60s. Thursday. July 23. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --. Local . briefs-~ Roberts... • that he could have prevailed In convincing the president about the foolishness of sending arms to Iran. He made no immediate re· marl:s about the supertanker Bridgeton striking an ·under· water mine in the Persian Gulf while under escort by three U.S. warships. Rep. Wllllam Broomfield, R· Mich., a conservative, pressed Shultz on Why the presidE>ht resisted his arguments as well as those of Defense Secretary Cas· par Weinberger's. He suggested that Shultz was not forceful enough. "If your poiiH is that the president was in somE' doubt about our views, your point is wrong," Shullz said. Shullz. asked if Reagan was relying too hE>avlly on CasE>y. said. "I think lhe president was relying on himself." "You seem to miss the point that the president is a very decisive person and he viewed all this and he made a decision which he Is perfectly entitled .to make. "As secretary of state I don 't think ... just because I think something I should get my way ' Continued on page 10 Syracuse to «:onserve water Both of Syracuse's water pumps are humed up, possl· hly after being struck hy llghllnr sometime Thursday. Syracu!lt' has been lemporar· · lly connected to Pomeroy water and all residents In Syracuse have been notified and asked to con....,rve, using water only for drinking. Syra· cuse officials were nol sure how soon the water problems will be corrected. London Po'OI ha.~ been closed temporarily due to lack of water to fill the pool. Supertanker Bridgeton hits underwater mine; no one hurt ABOARD THE USS KIDD 1UP!) - The supertanker Brld· geton hil an underwater mine early today as It and another Kuwaiti oil vessel flying the American flag were being es· carted In lh£' Persian G~lf by three U.S. Navy warships. ThE> glanl tanker took on water but there were no Injuries among 26 persons aboard and II was able to proceed at a slower pace. Navy officials said. The Bridgeton struck the mine. shortly before 7 a.m. local time 111 p.m. EDT Thursday~ as it steamed toward Kuwait about 120 mUes southeast of the Arab nation, Navy Lt. Richard Vogel reportl!d from the tanker to . fellow officers aboard the des· troyer USS Kldd, one of the three Navy escort ships. · The explosion was clearly audible aboard the Kldd as a loud "boom" from the tanker a mtle to the right and about a half-mUe ahead of the Navy ship. The damage was done to the port, or left, side of the 1,20(). foot tanker about 200 feet back from the ·bow, Vogel reported. The · explosion was so strong that crew members standing on the bridge about 1,000 feet back were almost knocked off their feet, he said. • Seconds after the explosion, Vogel radioed the bridge of the Kldd, which Is the command ship of Ihe Navy convoy: "We've been hll! We've been hit!" The Ktdd's captain, Cmdr. Daniel Murphy' Jr., ordered his ship slowed from 15 knots to five knots and then picked dp speed again. · Two Saudi . Arabian mines· weepers were working the wa· tersoffKuwall totrytoclearthe area of explosives believed planted on the seabed by Iran. Extra lookouts were posted v •board the Kldd's bow to look for mines. At least nine saUors were on the bow, some of them armed with .M-14 rtfies to fire at any suspicious objects In the water. The incident occurred as the convoy of NavY: ships and two Kuwaiti tankers: the 407,822-ton Bridgeton and the 46, 723-ton Gas Prince headed for Kuwait. · wher~ 'they were expected- to arrive later today to complete the first leg of a perilous and poltticaUy explosive operation that began this week. At the lime of the mine hit, all three Navy ships were at "gen· era! quarters, " their highest staiP of al!'rt. because they were passing Farsi Island, from which Iran has recently launched speedboat attacks against gull shipping. The site of the explo· siQn was 18 mtles west of Farsi Island. The tankers entered the Per· stan Gulf Wednesday, flying the American flag and under heavy. , U.S. naval and air protection. Their escorts were the guided missile destroyer Ktdd, the cruiser USS Fox and the frigate USS Crommelin. Announce bicentennial . program for Saturday A parade, program, pioneer dress and pie-bak-Ing contests, old fashioned square dancing, and early America craft displays and demonstrations wtll be among the activities featured in the Orange Township Bicentennial Celebration to take place Satur· day at Tuppers Plains. Theme is ''200 Years·and Sltll Pioneering.'' The parade, led by the Eastern High School Band, wtll form at Gobeis Garage and move out at 1 p.m., travel south through the Arbaugh Addition and on to the Tuppers Plains Elementary School where all of the activities wtll be held. At 2 p.m. there wtll be a program with Marjorie Stone of the Athens Historical Society as the featured speaker. The Vete-' rans of Foreign Wars will have l!il opening ceremony, Latlschia Holsinger will read her prize winning bicentennial es.~ay, .and Leah Arbaufl\1, will have a history of the Tuppers Plains vUlage and · area. Eslh!'r Smith, postmaster,' · will give the history of the postal department tn Tuppers Plains, and the Daughters of America win have a patriotic .presentatton. The pie backing contest wUl follow the pmgram with prizes to be awarded to the winner, and the pioneer dress contest will be at 4 p.m. No advance registration Is required. Exhibits and demonstrattons of early ~rafts will be featured during the aftrrnoon, as will as a ' quilt show and displays of prim!-.. tlve equipment. tools and house-·· hold Items. The fire department will be serving food and beverages and there will be games and contests ·for the chlldren all afternoon and evening. ·' At 7 p.m. the Ohio River Drif.' ters wtll play for old fashioned square danctng. 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