http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fe51a3aa9ec5fb1ea5b7ff9f9073482b.pdf 7c7280eecf3f55045229a6d62ea2098d PDF Text Text Page-14- The Daily Sentinel Bakl'ng... ____ •' first , Maxin~ Dyer, ~<'cond , and Patty Dyer. ··third. in oatmea l; Ruth Karr , first : Joni J effprs, se<;o nd , Jami Drak e, Lon(': Bot tom, third, plain suga r coo kies; Haync>s, Susie KarT and Rhonda Milliron, top three in chocolate chip cookies; Milliron , Pegg~· Crane. first a nd second in pea nut but ter cookiesi Cra ne, Melissa Colema n, Long Bottom. Emma Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio _ (From BAKING, page 9) . _:__ ___::.;_:,~~---___:._- Ashley, Pomeroy, first , seco nd a nd third . brow ni es, iced; J cffcr·s. EvPiyn Hollon , Racine, Mill iron . first. second and third. browni es. fudge. uniced. 1 In pie judging , Barbara Murray took a second in a pple: Altona Ka r r , a fir st in che rry; Ka rr, fi rst a nd Murray, second, pl'ca n; Ruth Karr, first, peach; Altona Ka rr , fir st. rai sin . Pam Lawrence. Long Bottom, was first, Milliron was second and · Ashley ' was third in the choco.late fudge competition In candy . Edna Stiles, Middleport won a first for her peanut bull er fudge wit h Merri !ee Bryant, second. St iles won 'a seco nd in seafoam, and Glenn a Riebel won a f,lrst in peanut brittle : Ross Wednesday. August 19. 1987 birth~ay is observed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ The :i3rd birthday of Floyd Ross, Peach Fork Road, Pomeroy; was ·observed wjth a party Sunday at the honoree's home. Attending the par tywereEdllh A. Reiss, Floyd Ross, Jr. , Pomeroy: . Doug Curtis, Sr., Joyce Curtis, Doug Curt is, Jr., Do>nlse Cur tis, Steve Curtis, Samuel Curtis, Vivian Jones a~d grand- daught er, .Stephan ie, and Mary Perry, Shade; Francis Wade, Brenda Wade, Francis Wade, Jr., Michelle Wa'de, The Plains; Betty Wilson, Eric Wilson, Eliza,beth Mu rray, Burnie Ross. Simania Ross , Diane Bartow , and Barty .Bartow. Pomeroy. Mona Blake, Helen Cun · nlngham, Bernie Ru sh. Mark THE . Ohio Lottery MEIGS tOUNTY F,o\IR Visit Meigs County's fair this week Hill, Columbus: Rick Anderson, Bridget Anderson , and Rick y Anderson, Jerem ia h' Anderson, and Ruth Anderson. Photos slated AOVEitTISIO ITEM I'OUCY • . be a cteJ)I&d per 1Utr1'1 puiJ:hiM<I . COPVRIGHT 1981 · THE KROGER cfl. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY. AUG. 18. THROUGH SATU RDAY . AUG. 22. 1987, IN GALUP011S MID I'OME"'l SlOl£$, WE AESER'JE THE RIGHT TO LiMIT QUANTITIES . NONE O~AlERS . Freshness, Quality ariety. And Savings! Vol. 37, No. 72 Copyril!hted 19 87 Cloudy ~ Low between 60 and &ll. Variable cloudiness Friday. • at y ' Each of th- advertiMd items il requifed 10 b. rNdilv avail&ble for tJt1!t In pch Krogtr Sto111 , hcapt~••~ificlly no1~ in thiltd. If we e1o run ovt of an ldvertiltd rttm, wt w~l off er you v~r choice ol • ComPitlble ilem, ,wMn a.,.ilabla , reflecting the ume uvfng• or 1 rai11chfK:t which ... a1 · entitle vo ~:~ 10 putcha• tt.e ldvertiaed item at tha ad\lertiled priCe with~ :ll dl'fl . Only one 'lender coupon will SOlO TO 919 Pick 47988 Super Lotto 20-3-33-27-24-29 Meigs High senior pict ures for the yearbook will be ta ken Aug. 27-28 at the high school. ' , Daily Number enttne 2 Sec~ons 12 Pagei 26 Cents A Multimedia. Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. August 20, 1987 . ' Support board plans to move to Middleport By Dec. 31, If not soo ner, the Meigs Count y Bureau of Support wUI move to Middleport to become a par t of the Department of Human Services. The move was announced Wednesday by the count y commissioners. The bureau of support has been under the j u rlsdl~tlon of common pl,eas court. However, a new stale law gave the commissioners authority to deslgriate one of four local agencies to operate t~e bureau ; the prosecuting allorney , the departmeht of human services, a separate agency reporting directly to the commissioners, or the court. The law stipula ted that a . study committ ee, · comprised of specific local officials a nd a consumer of Child support services. be formed to review the a lt ernatives and make a recommenda l,ion to the commission e r s by October. The commi ttee, headed by Commission Pres ident Man111ng Roush, met last friday a nd then recomme nded I hil t the burea~ · be mad e a part of human services, The committee has now been I"'-' disbanded. Had nc;> action been laken by the commission ers on the options allowed under the new law. the bureau of suppor t would have · automatically become a part of human services. A contract \VIt h human services must now be' developed by Dec. 31 with hum an services specifying procedures, systems and funding arrangem ents. Until the actual move, the bureau of support will rem ain a par t of common pleas while , the commissioners take steps to coordinate the tra nsfer. · In regard to a question from last week's meeting of establishi ng speed limit s on county roads, County Engineer P,hi! Ro.b erts reported the es tabiishment of county road speed limits Is still at the discretion of the Ohio Department of Transportation. State legislation is pending to allow townships to es tabllsh speed limits on gravel roads, but even if passed, the new law would not apply to county roads . Roberts said if the county wants speed lim its es tablished by ODOT, then forms must be filled out and submitted with specific information. Certain guidelines must be m et before speed limits will even be considered and oddly enough, reported Roberts, neither road conditions nor curves enter into th e decision . Roberts said he ha s requested ODOT com e down to survey Succ ess· and Forest Run Roads, both just rec e'ntly paved, and recommend speed limits around the curves. In other business, a letter was read from Lee Wedemeyer, superintendent of Carleton SchoolMeigs Industries. requesting that the commis sioners consider making an appointment to the county M.R.D.D. Board, to fill the unexpired three-year term of Anna Mae Leamond who has "res igned hPr position . Spencer wins numerous races at fair Wednesday night Don Spence r, formPr ly of · Pomeroy and now of the VIncent a rt?a, provided plent y of local int erest In the 14 har ness horse races featured at the Rock Springs Falr!(rounds Wednesday aft ernoon· as a pal'! of the an nual Meigs Coil nt y Fair. Spl'ncer, son of the late Sidney Spe ncer, former Po meroy ma yor and a harness horse · dr-Iver and train er, won several raCes and Ca mP clOSI' On Of hers . Driving Current Condition. owned by Cuy Malon e of Wale- ford, Spe ncer placed second in the fi rst a nd eighth race for two year old filli es . He was beaten out In the two races by,Home Device, owned by Guy Malone of Water· fo rd and driven by Terry Van Rhoden. Third In th e first was Ca ndy Anne, owned byMIIIslagle and Duckworth while Sweet Lu cy Brown, ow ned by Guy Maione of Waterford. was third In the el(':hth. In the seco nd a nd ninth races, My Wish, owned by .William W. Johnson, Ray, and driven by Ron Ne whart, ou tpaced the five other three year old filly trot ters, to win both event s. Second In both races was Renee's Fire, ow hed by Edward Cross of Zanesv ille and drive n by Bob Ogg, Sr. The third and lOth races were a lso for thr ee year old !Illy t rollers with Mini Brown, owned by Roger Spencer of Pomeroy, and driven by Don Spencer, racing In first In the third . However, Mini Brown, failed to make a win in the l Ot h, coming In third. Second In the third and ,the ,lOth was another loca lly owned horse owned by Edward and Wald Humphrey of Pomeroy and driven by Sherry lndestad, also of Pomeroy. . . Driving F F Bud, Spencer again driving a Guy Malone owned horse, took fi rst in both the fourth and 11th races for two year old pacers . Second In · both of those races was Perseus, owned an(~ driven by Bob P ugh of · Barlow. · Magnum Green ou traced four ot her three yea r old trollers in the fifth race but fell to second place In 't be 12th. Second In the fifth was Proud Score, owned by Duane Burton of Woodsfield an d driven by Jeff Kirkbride while Our Clipper, owned and driven by Steve Moore, Washington, CH, took first place honors In the 12th. Spencer agai n came through witb wins in the six th and 13th races , driving Ca m bur, owned by Malone of Waterford, in the races for two year old pacers. Second in lhe s ixth was Curiou s Escort, owned by Walnut Creek Stables and driven by Charlie Norris. Second in the 131h was Racing Current, owned by George Aide, Ronceverte, W. Va., and driven by Terry VanRhoden. Macho Express, owned by Charlie Norris , P . Humphry and R. Reid, :and driven by Norris, raced tO victories in both the seven th and 14th races for three- ) year old trotters .' Second In both events was Pop N Trot, owned and driven by Cassa ndra D'Aiello of-Circleville. Probe continues at ·Sporn .plant The Mason County Sheriff' s Departme nt Is continuing · Its Investigation Into a W<!dnesday mo rning accident at the Philip S,porn power plant- near New Haven In which a Ga ll Ia County. Ohio man was killed a nd a Po.lnt · Pl easant man Injur ed. 4-H AND GIRL - Joe Parker and Betty Jo llunt, were nam.-.1 the outstanding 4-11 hoy and girl during Wednesday's youth night presentations at the Mei gs County Fair. Parker Is a member of the Meigs Rowdies and MeiR'J Dairy Club. Hunt Is a member of I he Busy Clovers Club and In the pa.•l ha.• bCionged to the PleW(iure Riders, Shepherd' s and High Flyers Clubs. In addition to trophi es. hoth r eceived SlOO llavlngs bonds 1md I Dare You awards. KROGER Grade A Large Eggs .... .. 1a-ct. FROZEN Yoplait Yogurt Bars ...... 6-ct. •1 KROGER Cottage Cheese ............. 24-oz. KROGER Orange Juice . . . . . .' .. .. .... .. Gal. Big K Soft Drinks .......... 2-Ltr. ' NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE, EMBAS SY MAYONN AIS E OR s·alad Dressing ....... ....... 32-oz . INDIVIDUA LLY WRAPPED SLICES PROCESSED Kroger Cheese F"ood .. ... 12-oz. COST CUTTER White Bread . . . . ... .. . . . .... . 16-oz. ~ ggc $199 sgc 79c ggc 25c Go to any Kroger Store. now through Labor Day, and pick up your Kings Island discout coupons. When you present a coupon at the Kings Island front gate, You'll save $2.50 on general admission. Then, you'll get another coupon worth $2.50 off food bought in the park! And each coupon is good for up to four people. Potato &h1ps ........... ....... 16-24-oz. $119 ., NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE, . DIET MTN . DEW, MTN. DEW, Diet ·pepsi or P~psi Cola 2-Liter "'AS ADVERTISD ON TV"' 350 SHEETS PER ROLL 1'-PL Y Charm in Bath Tissue "'AS ADVERTISED ON TV" 88 SHEETS PEA ROLL 2-PLY ·Bounty Towels , Single Roll 4-Rolls ' c .. ' ' Seventy-six pints of blood were coni rl buted to the Meigs County blood program when an American Red Cross Bloodmobil e visited the Senior Citizens C~nt er in Pomeroy Wednesda y. · Eighty person ~ repor ted as donors and 21 of them gave In apprecia tion for blood recel~ed by relatives or friends. First lime donors were Di a na Smith, Kimberly Dee m , J ohn Snyder and Sa ndy Walker. Nora Nlt z became a go lion donor: William Quickel, Michael A. Wilfong and Adell L. Whit e becam e two ga llon dqpo"rs: Patricia J . Barton a nd J~ckle Hildebr.and became four gali on donors . Dr. J am es Wit her ell and Dr . Wilma Mansfield were super vls· lng physicians and Beulah Ward and Joyce Kerns, the nurses. Clerical workers were Peggy Ha rr is , Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Joyce Hoback , Brian Ree d . a nd Rsvp . . . . wor ke rs Conti nued on page 2 Racing, music will be :, highlight Saturday · BIG VALUE CORN CHIP S, CHEESE PUFFS. PRETZELS OR COUNTRY OVEI';J • Bloodmobile obta-ins 7 6 pints 'Wednesday . • c •....,.:: '• Quarter horse racin g and !}linger, the Meigs High Band marching ba nd music will be will play selections between each combined in a program of race allowing horsemen to sadentertainment at the Meigs dle and jockeys to change colors. County Fair at 4 p.m. Saturday. Four of the live winners of the Horses will compet e In several quarter horse races at the A tnens races with the Meigs Hi gh School County , Fair last week have Band> providing mu sical selecalready e ntered Saturday ' s rations between t he races . ces at 1he Meigs Fai r . . Meigs County Is the second of Quarter horses are the fastes t breed of horses in the world so fiv e county fai rs where many of Saturday's races wli be fast these ho rses race. After Meigs . moving. They can rea ch a.is peed and the Athens Fair last week, of 50 miles an hour, but most tehr.e will be running races at thoroughbreds do not reach 40 Van'\vert, Logan and Coshocton. miles an hour In their races. One Trophy blankets will be presof the horses entered In Satur- ented winners on Saturday. They day's races has run within 3-5 of a . 'are provided by Pat Hill Ford, MGM Farm City, Broga nsecond of a world record time. Fast mov ing competitions are Warner Insurance, Cooper· scheduled Saturday In the 660 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, and R. & G. Feed and Supply. yard, the 300 yard and the 220 yard races . Horses will begin Anyone wishing to enter the from a five horse starting gate races may obtain more Informaand will finish In front of the tion l!Y calllqg 992-7888. The deadline for entries Is noon grandstand. Friday. , Ul)der the direction, of Lori A sheriff's departme nt spokesman ·said Michael David Pasquale , 23, of Crown City , was working on a boiler feed pump on Unit 2 at th e plant when he appa rently cut In to a highcurrent electric power ca ble that was bei ng replaced. Pasquale. an empl oyee of Pasquale E lectri c who was doing contracted work at the plant , died Instantly !rom elect rocutlon, according to Dr. Breton Morga n, Mason County coroner, who pronoun ced him dead at the scene. Dr. Morgan ll.l'ld the current that killed Pasquale was approximat ely 2,300 volt s. The body was tra nsported by the Mason Rescue Squad to Willis Funeral Home in Gallipolis . Injured in the accident was William V. Cogar. 43, of Point Pleasant. He was was transportei:l by the New Hav en Rescue Squad to Pl easant Valley Hos pita l wher e he was treated fo r electrical shock and relea sed this morrilng, according to a hos pital nursing supervisor. . E ugene Gloss, Sporn pla nt manager , said this morning OSHA Inspectors were at the plant tod ay to investigate the accident. Junior Fair parade held on Wednesday • Everybody loves a par.ade and the old adage rang tru e tor the crowd on hand to v iew a Meigs Junior Fair Parade staged In front of the gramlsland Wedn esday evening. · The parade had ail ttiree Me igs Count y high school · bands-Eastern, Sout hern and Meigs on hand as well as fl oats, kings a nd queens , walking units, livestock and eques trians. Serving a s ma ster of ceremonies was Steven Flglel of Radio St a lion WMPo: Prizes we r e awarded to the new Salls·bury Eastern ·board hires personnel \ Cub Scout Pack 246, as the best walking unit ; the 'Eas tern High School band , directed by William Hall, as the -best band, and to Meeting In special session float entries Including Harriso nWednesday night, the Eastern ville Brownie Troop 1116 which Local Board of Education hired depleted the ma rc h of time froin Margaret Cau thorn and Judy a canoe rider to the space age, Wolfe as library aides for the first place; the St. Paul United 1987-88 sc hool year only. Methodist Church with a mes'!he two will- work three days sage against drugs and alcohol, .and four days a wee k. res pecsecond, and the Country Critters t ively. These pos itions are en4-H Club of Racine, which lea· tirely ·.funded by the Disadvantured ·youth of today and tomortaged Pupil Program F und. row with the theme depicted in . David Chadwell wa s employed the costumes of float rider s. as a full' time teacher who will work part time as a learning disabilities ttltor, part time as a tutor for a visually Impaired stude nt , and part time as a remedial m ath and readi ng Melissa Clifford took both tbe teacher at the junior hi gh school. best of breed and the best This position Is for the 1987-88 opposite in Dutch; Kellle Ervin, school year only, and is funded best opposite with her English . exclusiVely by the Chap ter One Ango,ra; Christine Schultz, besf and Title VI-B flow-thru funds. Kathy Barringer was hir ed as of breed with ber doe, and best a substitute bus driv er for the opposite with her buck,. Mini- · school year and Don · upcoming Lop; Jason Ervin best of breed Jackson was nam ed assistant win his doe, and best opposite girls volleyball coach, assigned with his , buck In Netherland to the junior high school, for the Dwarf; Christine Schultz, best of next year.· Substitute teachers breed, New Zealand and Rex; . Bethany Bass, best of breed, employed Include Mary Canady, Silver Martin; Betty Jo Hunt; Nancy Basye, Connie Smith, beSt of breed, Jason Ervin, best VIcki Haley, Jeff Skinner and · opposite, crossbred, with Chris- Vale4rle Hanstine. The board entered Into a tine Schultz taking best of show cooperative agreement . with a•JISIIII Ji:rvln, .MCOIICI best of other Southeastel'll School Dissllvw. . In the Poultry show, Tonya trict to effect savings In the Thornton receiyed best of show purchase of natural gas and and was grand champion show- approved and adopted the 19887man, \VIth Sherrl Ra!llsburg 88 student handbook for the taking reserve best of show and junior high school. As a part of Its obligation to reser\le champion showman. conduct an ongoing and continual Rabbit, poultry winners Winners In the Meigs County Junior Fair Rabbit and Poultry. Show were announced today following judging by Harry Rice of Portsmouth. KelBe Erwin was the grand · champion showman with Christine Schultz taking reserve c hampion showman. In the rabbit showmanship, old pro, categor-y, the winners were Kellle Erwin, first; Betty Jo Hunt, second, and Amber Well, third: In ' the rabbit showmanship, yearling, Jason Ervin took .first, Jenny Varney, -second, Bethany Bass, third, and Melissa Clifford, fourth. Christy Lambert was the rabbit showmanship award winner in the hovice, 13 and older, while Jennifer Mora, took first, Robert Hoffman, second, Becky Wlll!, ams third, Annie Jessie, fourth, and Michele Scott, fifth In the 12 and under group. LriTLE MISS AND MISTER - Charla Burge and Chad David Hubbard, hoth five years old, were selected to reign as L!ltle Miss arid Mister Meigs County, from a field of 35 contestants Wednesday afternoon. Charla is the daughter of Charles and Penny Burge, Middleport, and Chad is the son of Sharon llubbard, Racine. Each received a $50 gift certificate from Elberlelds. Dottle Campbell 'of Point Pleasant Interviewed each of the youngsters for the panel of judges, also from Point Pleasant. review of board policies, certain policies werr s uspended and In their place, by resolution, the Superintende nt , Dr. Dan Apllng, was directed to formulate appropriate administ rative rules and regul~tlon s. For purposes of consistency throughoutthe distrlc(, the board adopted a resolution which stipulaies that there will be honor rolls In all buildings for grades 3-12. · an d that fo r a student to attain ' the honor roll, a grade of B or better in all subj ect taken for which grades are given must be obtained. Announce beef judging results Beef cattle was judged Wednesday at the Meigs County Fair with the res ults being a nnounced today. In HPrefords, Kristen Ayne Slawter, Rout e 1, Middleport , took four firsts, cow , two years and over,. summer yearling • heifer, junior calf heifer, and produce of dam . Jim !\heels, Cotterill Road, Pomeroy, took a first with a junior year~ing · fer In Angus . • while the · w y Farm at Reedsville, too two firsts In Slmmewtal, the buH, junior calf, and the cow, two years and over. In llmousln, Harry 'L. Spencer, · Long Bottom was the winner of four firsts, cow , two years, senior yearling heifer, summer yearling heifer, aQd junior calf heifer . �Thursday, August 20. 1987 The Daily Sentinel . Page...:.3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tigers take over first in AL's East Division·title race - . .··""o.o·¥.. _..,' ~ .·- ... -'..•---".....-w: ....'), ··:-: ..·'... ... . ''\ .. -~·, :.f!<.Y, 'l" " ;"0. .,., \•Y"···i.i ·Y" .,_ ~.;.i;,.;; TROPHY- George Harris, on behalf oft he Jim Cobb Chevrolet·Oidsmobile·Cadillac Agency in !: Pomeroy, presents a trophy blanket to Camhur, · . owned by Guy Malone, Waterford, for making the ; fastest time among all of the two year old paces ·taking part in Wednesday's racing program at the •(' .. ~ .~ '"'"'r¥'- .' ~-·---·It~ Meigs County Fair. Driv,erDonSpencer, lo.rmerly of Pomeroy, is at the right. Spencer was In !he winner's circle a number of times during th"l,H races staged at Wednesday lair. Harness racing continues at 2 ·p.m. each aft~rnoon through Friday. -~- ·-·~ champion, daughter of Mary Ann Conley, Coolville. They .are members of the Blue Ribbon i Riders 4-H Club. · CHAMPIONS -1:h~e are the champions of the annual Meigs Junior Fair Horse Show.· They are Nikki Meier, grand champ(on, daughter of Robert and' Marilyn Meier, and Mlkkl Conley; reserve ~o;."' ~..~ ~ -~. >I .• WINNER - Don Spencer, formerly of Pomeroy, again proved his ability as a harness horse driver during Wednesday's races at the Meigs County Fair. Spcn\)cr IS pictured driving Cam bur, owned by Guy Malone of Waterfield, to victory In the 13th race whi ch was for two year old pacers. -- __.. ........ . . ·--. ' ·. .. _ .- -~ ..., . •• _,_, · -;.-!"~. . ,': ---~ ~ .. . .. ,............ ., ~···v .. ~ ....I';..,· ·: ,:-'. ::· ... • ~~·... . ·"' • ".: • .#- •• - NOVICE - These are the novice champions in the annual Meigs County Junior Fair Horse Show. On the left is champion novice, Shelly Metzger, daughter of Rick and Sue Metzger; on the right is .... . . ~. ·• •••. Ji. .. _ ,, . .1. FFA AND FHA - Becky Cotterill, at left, M~l~ High FHA advisor. presented Sonja Steele of Meigs High with the award for ou.tstundlng FHA member in .the county. Tim Knotts, also oiMelp, · Kyle Ord, reserve champion novice, whose parents arc ;)ohn and Cindy Ord. Both are members of the Blue Ribbon Riders 4-H Club . received the award lor out slandinlf county FFA member from Everett Holcomb. Mel~ Hi&h vocational agriculture ln.~tructor. The awards were prC!OeniL>d nisht al the annual Meigs County Fair Youth Nlllhl . Soalll Jo~ra.o •.. I"'CI II, Nrv. Majol'8 "H:J( It \~ t "fu~ oor.:h t-: t.f: \( ;t t-:.~ "' . llo'-lt ..lt T.twunht '"~ \f 1ho u'"'" u~· l ltnn•tn ;I.~ },'! ,h p,_ m fhh•l41" 1Mn1••r lft- 111 . ~il 1 :\l~ l'i l .-r " ".. "" ""'"' .. " ..,,'".." .."•• .,..'" ',. 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Thompson, Phyllts May, Ray· BOY SCOUTS- Recognized for their partlclpa· tlon In hOy scouting at Wednesday night's annual Meigs County Fair Youth Night were, left to,Jght, • Matthew \\{orris, Salisbury Pack 246, outstanding · webelo; Sam Cowan, . JVIiddleport, Pack 245, outstanding cub scout; Bobby Johnson and John Bechtle, Mlddlep0rt Troop 245, . co-outstanding boy scouts. The awards were presented by Frank and JoAnn Newsome, junior lair scout advisors, hi back. · mond JewC'II, Gerald E . Rought. John · Snyder. -Sandy Walker, Jacki e Hildebrand, Paul A. Ri ce, Da n E. Follrod, Carolyn Char les, William c . Quickel. Portland- Stephen Nease. Lort on, Va. - Nora·NITz . Minersville- Mary L . Voss. ~ldd l eport - Sarah J . Fowler, Relt G . Her man, Kathryn D .•John son, Patricia LoR;un. Mi chael Wilfong, Ll'afy Chasteen, Kim Deem, Brian Nltz, Dorothy Mcqoud , Gloria Pea"vlcy. Timothy E . Smith, Mary A. Sorden, Gerald Anthony , Diana Smlrh , Lisa Ashley. LangsvUJe - La rry J . Ball, Ellis E . Myers.• Long Bottom - Henry Bahr. Hazll ee Riebel, Harl an A. Ballard, Laura Hawley , Bruce Hawl ey, Kathy S. McDaniel. Syracuse - David L a wson. Kathy Cuinmln~s. Tracie Hubbard, Debra L . Offenberger , Mary Janice LavendE'f'. • Gallipolis - Patricia Vaughan, Lynda Fraley. ... Ractn e--VIrgtnla Bland. Jerry J . Grueser, Barbara F . Beegle, Ronald Salser, Robert RUehle, Marte Bush. Charles W. Bush, William Hoback, Anne E . Scarberry. · . Rutland - I va SissOn, Mary Dugan, Mary DaVIdson, DOnna D.:ivldson. lleedsville- Fonda Thomas. "' \\ l.uuj .. ~ \1 " " ' , ,.,,J ,,.II ' ur i. 1'111 111 ~ ~~ t, j L l'ol t : ll I~ ,:'IIIIi - ,\ '! .:16:! ~ ~· .u ....w 1!.1 .\11 . :\ '! 1 - t' r ,m t lno ·h ln ,ot lh oll.;( un 1~ , .. \n rt~ • •l • li ~ . 11:! l ~ ~· , .,,.a.,un. I. l't1 , l:fl :MI ,i(it - 71 ~j . ~""il ; ~~~ ~ ·! .l l!l ll '1 til Ii i~ . i'MJI'o 1:1 ..":! U . I.Mit lll l .u 611 . 1111 1!1 lAI jll . U ,I '! I :iii <l . Ill "!l lt.l•,. uHt. Gates Open a t 5 p.m.·wlth time tria ls sc hedul ed for 7:30 and ra cing at 8 p.m . Adult gener al ad mission Is SI5 and pi t passrs are $18. Chlld rPn 12 and undPI' ar0 ndmi 1ted free ' and the track oHers free ca mping in shaded. gra ssy areas. For ticket s and further Infer· matlon , ca ll 3041489-9125. West Virginia Motor Speedway is located at the Mineral Wells exit of 1·77 just south of Par kersburg, wv. . . S('iOto Downs COLUMBUS, Ohio iU PI J The la rges t trifec ta payoff of the >'ear at Scioto Dow ns - $17. 98.~.80 - highlig hted act ion a t the track Wednes day night. Star let Babe capt ured the s ixth race to head up the 10· 7-3 trlfec ta. Beaus Blade and Coffee rou nded out the co mbo. Oniyone$2ticket wa s ' sold on the winning i'ombinat ion: GYM FACTORY WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP TJ A pair of Cincinnati Bengals' holdouts All -Pro Anthony Munoz and No. I draft pick Jason Buck - alreadv have received th.e "best offer'" the club will make, says a team exec ut ive. Munoz, a veteran guard who anchors the offensive line; and Buck, a defen sive · end" being counted on Ia shore up a wea k defensive line. are both holding out. for more money. Tri-State Presents on August 28th • Bass · F1she11nan 's Delight It will be a Bass Fisherman's Delight Friday night, August 28th ~t Tri-State Greyhound Parle After the 12th race that night, one lucky patron will win a $7,~00 Bassfindet; Boat from Economy Marine in Charleston. Register anytime during our performances August 20th through the 27th, and.before 8:00p.m. Friday, August 28th. No purchase or wager is necessaty, but you must be present to win . The winner is responsible for all taxes. You must be T8 yea~; of age to register. So come join us for the excitement of greyhound racing, as Tri-State presents a "Bass Fisherman 's Delight" Friday, August 28th. Post Times: InfOrmation: ResetVations: 7:30, evenings Mon. rhru Sa t. 1:30 matinee Wed . Sar.. & Hol1days 776- 1000 776-5000 Cross Lanes, WV Exit 1·64 AIJGIJST 1AVINGS for More Information: Call 304-675-4326 or 304-736-1780 lOCATION: White's School of Karate Pt. Pleasant t\nnuurt~·r d .w hor1 . .. op UurM ·I&JI .,.·Ill h•• .,l1 h•llm•d rt,.ltlf in lh·ldo-r tor•·• olt"lb. from Muln•• of lltt' ~h·rn~Uunuii A"I&t1 1 1' t ,\i\M . Fiber· Con FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 F.eRMING NOW! NATURAL ACTION LAXATIVE 36 TABlETS 60 TABlETS SKYLINE LANES HAS OPENINGS for 9 P.M. Leagues on Monday, Tuesday & Thursday nights. Interested teams or persons should call 446-3362 for information. Both Men and Women Bowlers Are Welcome. Upper Route 7 Gallipolis, .Ohio Hrown GYMNASTICS, TUMBLING TINY TOT CLASSES l'hll~~ ·lplU ;~ - Pl:.wrd {nflrld••r Ktc-k N •h11 on I hi• l il- dll,\" dlslthlo'CIIIsl: r•·•·llllo·d SKYLINE LANES - 4-8 p.m. Fri., Aug. 21 9 a,m.-2 p.m. Sat., Aug. 22 I \ .\ 1\ ) 11n ll r• •h u hlllta.l lttn Wo!<IJn uwnl. M nnlro•al !I l'lill tttlt•hl hlfl II, :OOan llh•1:10 .i Top offers have been made REGISTRATION Ua~ I iUid --~"I lnflt•ldt•r Tun)' l 'hll llp" ''' Tll!,'lll lt olllll' P tuifll· fnw.l l.t' iii{UI' 1:11 ; homer, a nd Rob Deer added a grand slam in 11n eigh t-run fourth inning.· ' Tigers 7, Twins I Walt Terrell, 9-2 at home this season, pitched a six,hitter as Detroit moved In to first place. White Sox 8, Red Sox 3 Jose DeLeon, 6-11, pitched seven strong 'ln nlngs for his first . victory since June 20 and 1van Calderon hit two solo homers . Royals 11, Rangers 6 Geprge Brett ignited a six-r un fifth Inning with an RBI si ngle and added a solo homer. Yapkees 8, Mariners 0 Charles Hudson, 8-3, allowed five hits In eight innings of relief after replacing Tommy John. who left the game with a stom ac h ailment. - l n.. .\n ~tt'il'to ~t ;.~rh"'o 1, .... ,\ n~t; o •lo•.., IU . 10:00 P .M. Showmen of Showmen Co ntest In Show Ring 10:30 P.M. Food & Nutrition Bowl- Hill Stage 11 :00 P.M. Jr. Fair Judgin g Contest 1:00 P .M. P et Show, Show Ring 2:00PM. Horse Harness Racing 4: 00P.M. Kiddie Trac tor Pull, Show Ring 6: 00P.M . Belles & Beaus Square Dance, Hill Stage 7: 00P.M. Junior Fair Marke t Hogs, Steer and Lamb Sale 7: 30P.M. Truck Pull •s: 00 P .M . Ron Rigsby Band 9: 00 P .M. Crossover Band-Hill Stage Brewers 13, Indian~ 2 Pau l Molitor exte nded his hit ting s treak to 34 ga mes with four hit s, including a three-run ,\-m·l..liun f,\ 1\ i\ ), b"! 3!1 .:. 1·: I 1\ I .\II . :irll~ I' ~ :U liti , ll:t ~ :\ 1 . l'!l Il l, '!+ ,...,.., Ul••.-:u T!t i l . Mtli " ' " '"''""'' "l · ~ Kl•"tlt .. ( hh•Urllll fl , \tl :1111 .1 I .\ll:lllla ;~ R ~ ~•· hllll :1• . l'lti .. ll r~th R-0. Ht •o·lllt.·d T•il dwr l'u 1tl . \• .. •·ntmwh~'l" !rum IU1 •hmulld nf tlw luto •rn~lifl nul ' "'llll:\ll' ( ,\ ,\ ,\ 1: "l'ill•1wd fllt•·h•-r .l m• 1\iw\ o•r I•• Hl ,·h mu nd. !'olulltn•W - Otllt•d up pltl'ltn t•u~t11:tl l't·r•'l'l I rom I ndiiMI~tpnl.., nl t ho.• ,\m••r lt·JUI \ti iUII ,. ;I :'i'l :\.."'ol< II! .i ~ .H I tll .\!1 . :;till tJj ('V£'ning Q[ rn ci ng. T ransa('lions t-: ~\ 'l' lt l, \t , U: \1 1 1 (!til~~~ ~~ contlnuell from page 1 helping were Marion Ebersbach, Virginia Buchanan , Dorothy Lpng, Emma Ciatworthy, Wil· liam Hoback. Thelma DIU .. Flor· ence Richards and Philomena Foil rod. Thjecanteen was served by women of the Episcopal Chu rch. Donors by community were: Brinkl"r. Arizona Stewar t, Mary K . Sp encer. M ~r.v K . · Spencer, ' Rick McKnl_ght. Billy Joe Spencer, Lenora Mc Kni ght. Lois J . Wyant, Kelly R . G inther. Pamela Miller. Diana J< . •Jar v ls, Walter R. Couch, Deborah L . Grueser. Adell L . Whit e, Jean A. Durst, Bryan S. .•• ,,,,. ,,..,d."'""' \ ,, .•: MI NE RAL WELLS. WV tAu· gust 17. 19871 -"Wait fo r the big onp," Dave Ashley sa id, and he wasn't speaki ng about himself. The genia l pro moti onal director · at WVM S was advising f<m s to · co me to his fa st. deluxe, 5/ Sc,mll e clay t rack to see th e bes t lat e model' drlvt>rs In thr nat ion on Saturday. Sept. 5. as th ey co m· pete for a $:l0 ,000 purse in the Third Annual Mountaineer 100. The winn ing driver will receive $10.000. and Hobby Stoc ks Semi Lat~ ModNs will round out the \lahu• II. C uhuuhu" S m, hnhlnd '!. Hnoho ...l;•r I i i '! lnnhtll: .. l ndl•lollli t<f' II, l'~ r lll"ll ~l' t1 • I'll II lt~e·l. oof It, T uh ·db I n".,..d .,~·· .t :., ln• ... ,\1<6hu· al ( HIIUIIIIII .. 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J.l ' ~ ·~,-~ By CHARLIE McCARTHY UPI Sports Writer The Detroit Tigers and New York Ya nkees need to look no farther than Oakland for a Toronto Blue Jays killer. "I've just been real lucky," said Dave Stewart, 17·8, who led the A's to a 7·3 victory over . Toront o Wednesday, his third triumph this season over the Blue Jays wit hout a loss. " Maybe it's the level of competition. They 've got five or six guys in that lineup that hit the ball ou tstandi ng. Maybe my level of concentration is a little more." . The A's victory knocked the Blue Jays from first place in the, American League East, as the Tigers defeated .t he Minnesota TWins 7·1 to take a half· game lead. New Yqrk is 2 1·2 game back In third. · Stewart, 17· 8, has wo n 10 of his last 11 decisions and passed Bret Saberhagen to beco me the major leagues' top winn er . The right hander sca ttered seven hit s. struck ou t 10 and walked one in his firth complete game of the seaso n. " I've waited lor something like this to happen,' ' said Stewa rt, who disappointed as a reliever early irt his career and pitched poorly as a starter until las t year. "I'm tryin g not to think about it . I just let it happen . Jose Ca nseco s la mmed two hom e r uns to aid Stewart. John Ceru tt i. 9·3. suffered his fir st defeat since a J. o loss to Stewart May l 7. , Elsewhere, Milwaukee routed Cleve land 13·2; Detroit downed Minnesota 7-1; Chi cago defeated Boston 8-3; Kansas City out· sl ugged Texas 11 ·6: Balt imore nipped Caijfor ni a 2·1: a nd .New Yor k Yankees shutout Seattle . Late model race slated Sept. 5 Scoreboard ... . ~ .• • • County 4-H Plea.•ure Riders Club durin! the 198i Meigs Junior Fair. OUTSTANDING lf r11ther Gibeault was nam ed the outstanding member of .the Meil(s . -· .... -~· '" 41 -i'.... .... . ;. .~ ~ ..· ...,,., •''!.. ... ,..... , Orioles Z, Angels 1 jim Dwyer and Terry Kennedy hit solo home runs while three Baltimore pitchers combined on a four-hitter . 1984 Mercury Lynx ................. $1 02 29 mo. . $127 89 mo. 1984 Dodge Omni................... 1984 Chev. Celebrity ......:....... $153 49. mo . 1984 Dodge 600 .................... $1 5349 mo. 1986 Dodge Aries ................... $163 10 mo. 198 7 Plymouth Horizon ......... $1 .7009 mo. 1984 Olds Cutlass ................... $1 7910 mo. 1984 Chev. S-10 ..................... $179 10 mo. 1987 Dodge 600 ....................$209 73 mo. • Olds Delta 88 ..............\.. $222 62 mo. 1.9o4 SEE CAROL. MARK OR VINCE Based on local bank rates and terms. All vehicles available with warranty. VILLAGE .PHARMAC/Y 9~2-6669 MIQDlEPORT, OHIO ·COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge _ 992 6421 399 So. Third Middleport ... ) ·' �Pllge-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 20. 1987 Reds drop··~~~.~...?!~ fi~,!. e~:!:~~ .!o,!,. .!.n.-st t~~.~!~.,ce M~y29 " m u .,........... .. CINCINNATI , d hlg ,_;.. 't " comeback but I thought (Jim) Young Barry Bonds, who be· The Reds stole seven bases on back on June H . .· 1 II h ed (UPI) Th Cl- · It fl· tl " can t o anyt ng a""u 1 t ; · · j t th · d PI te to · · Ted e ncmna d 1 h. Gott did a great job of setting came us e s~on ra the night t~ree of them by Eric Winding up the senes. na Y appen · 1 Reds have lost their. nearly said Rose. "All can s ope downthemlddleofthelrllneupln jolnthe20·20clubwhenhehlthls Davis w'ho now has hiked his Power, 9-7, Is scheduled to thret>-month grip on first place In :fn ~n~~h~a;~s~:~orrow ~ we 'order In the ninth.· · 20th homer to go with 23. stolen total io 45, as the Reds equaled oppose Pittsburgh rookie Mike The Pirat~s appeared headed With Fran it Williams giving up bases, paced the 13-hlt Pitts· the team's season high In that Dpnne, 7-4, on the mound tonight. the National League Wes~ The Reds were unce. em on· f . . . 1 when they five runs In the top of the eighth_ .. burgh offense with a 2-for-2 night, ,....:.:....:_...:__ _ _ _ _.::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ iously knocked out of first place s~~r::: 1f~:~~~~s ~~~he top of the all of them . unearned _ Rose _getting on base five straight for the first time since May 29 eighth to open a seven-run lead at · obviously was upset about the tl~es an~ scoring four runs. after losing a 10·9 game .to the 10 3 B 1 th Reds who have p<>rformanc<> of the rlght·hander I don t consider myself a Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday m~de a uhablteof coming from far who waas a~pearlng In his 64th home run hitter," said ..Bond~, mgThht. S F . I c· • t behind this season, made it close game. wk ho lehd off for· thet Bubc~. I d2o0n20t e an rancsco tan s h th ted! rsl runsin . "He just didn.' t pitch good," now owtoreac to emga .· hurtled the slumping Reds to w en ey er.up. ht~ "' said Rose. "And I don't want to player .'-' Bonds joins Dave 1 claim the undisputed . western th~. .ast of the e~ut ihe wa our hear that he was worn out. If our · Parker, now of the Reds , who division lead with 41 games to 1 ~ m hapgr ~ arter lostnifour pitchers are worn out, they're not . accomplished the feat twice for play as just a game · a half : u came 1 c M ntreal ,. said telling me. If they 're over- the Pirates In 1978 and 1979. separated the top threE> clubs. Pm a row n eroJlm L'eyland pitched, what can 1 do about it? I Sharing key roles In Pitts· De I . . 11 . th trates manag · .h. t k AI p d sp te a st~·run ra . Y m . c "But I'm not happy about letting can't look up In the sta nds and burg sa tac were e r 1que last of the etghth, Cincmnatl 1h (R d 1 back in the game in call in someone to pitch.. Our with three hits a nd Bobby Eoem e s starters just haven 't been good nllla, who had three RBI before dropped a game behind the Giant s with the onrushing Hous- th~Te~gh~ed bowed the same · been leaving the game with a seventh·' ton Astros just a half· game e s s fart her back. "! can't worry abOut being in second place today ," Cincinnati manager Pete Rose said angrily after the Reds had lost to thE' Pirates for thp second straight time. ''I'm only concerned who's in first place the last day of the season. You don ' t get anything for being in first place today." . Rose dldn' t try to hide his feelings as he pointed out, "You're not supposed to lose · when you score nine runs. There was more life on the bench tonight but I'd still like to know why it took so long to get going." With the Giants coming from behind to nip the New York Mets JO-G in 10 I nnings and the Astros outlasting the St. Louis Cardinals 2·1. it was a dark night for the Reds, who now have · dropped Hot temperatures and lack of rain has taken It toll on farm crops in Meigs County this summer. This was the conclusion when farm 'crops entered In ctimpeti· tion at the Meigs County Fair were judged. Officials reported that entries were not up to usual. standards due to the weather conditions this year. . However. there are some "bJg· gies" out there and the winners for th~ largest vegetables in the com petit ion· include Madeline Painter, Middleport. largest po· tato; Paul A. Thomas, Reeds· ville, largest pumpkin; Maxine Dyer, Bidwell, largest apple; Marty Holter. Long Bottom, largest tomato; Bunny· .Kuhl, Pomeroy, l~rgest cucumber; Jim King, Pomeroy , longest cucumber; Marty Holter. larg('st turnip; Madeline Painter, . Iarg· est squ~sh; Jim King, longest bean. Winning the top. two· awards for freak vegetables were Thelma Giles , Pomeroy, and Peggy Crane, Middleport. Ruth Erw in won the top premium for the best display of garden'· produce with Jim King taking second' place. Winning blue ribbons in other judging of the farm crops were: Ruth Erwin , best six ears of white corn ; Roy Holter, Pome· roy, b ~st peck of wh al; Mary Ka y Rose, Long Bottom. best peck of spring oat s; Opal Gru es C'f . Pom e ro y , be s t cobblers: Marilyn Robinson. Coolville, bes t Ke nnebec pota· toes: Debbie Drake. Racine. best ° .. 5W30 Reg. 1.os or Kendall GT-1 30W,40W, SOW, & 20W50 Motor Oils Reg. 1.1~qt., 10W30 ' Molot Oil Reg. 99¢ qt.; Pitt coach bans NFL pro scouts 14¢ qt.ultprice 12 PITI'SBURGH I UP!) - Uni· ' versity of Pittsburgh football coac h Mike Gottfried Wednesday announced that NFL scou ts wou ld no longer have access to Pitt players on the university's eampus. That word followed the NFL 's announcement a supplemental _draft would be held Aug. 28 for former Pitt running back Cha· rles Gladman and Ohio State wide receiver Crls Carter, who lost their college eligibility be· ca use of improper dealings with agents. "I am disappointed in the :'-IFL's decision to hold a supplemental draft for college players who were ruled ineligible because they associated with agents in vio lation of NCAA rules." Gottfried said. " I spoke With the NFL 's league office last moillh to discourage this ·action, because I feel it rewards a player for breaking a rule and co uld encourage 'younger players to leave school early," he said. Gottfried, who earlier had made the lockerroom and weight room at Pitt Stadium off- limits to agents, said his sta tement would also include stopping the process of sending scouts film of his biayers. . "We're not going to cooperate any morP," Gottfried said. "EV· ery uncouth agent in the country will come out of the woodwork now. We needed the NFL to take a st anc(' and they didn · t." · Carter and Gladman, both Ohio natives. petitioned the NFL to hold a supplemental draft for them after they lost their NCAA l'iigibility . They were stripped of 1heir final year of eligibility for signing with and accepting mo· ney from agpnts N9rby Walters and Lloyd Bloom in violation of NCAA rules. AC D"lco Airfiitm 4.95, Limit 2 Reg. 3.95, Limit 2 7~ qt.ultprice 25¢ ql. mfr's rebate 25¢ qtmlr'arebale when AC Delco Oil Filters '' name variety potatoes; Martie Holter, green cabbage; Marlene Donovan, Coolville, red tomatoes; Mary Kay Rose, Long Bottom, yellow tomatoes: Max. ine Dyer, Bidwell, red pear tomatoes; Keith Ashley, Po me· roy, cherry tomatoes; Marlene Donovan , bl-color tomatoes; POULTRY Howle Lawrence of Long Bot· tom took a first place ribbon for his pair oi hens In the Barred Plymouth Rock class of poultry judging at the Meigs County Law~nce, PAT HI ll· F0 RD pole .beans; Mary King, yellow pod pole beans; pod Janice Coolville,.green bushHaynes, beans; Dorothy Robinson. Coolvll~. lima beans; Debbie Drake, whl'f'e onions; Janice Hay·nes, yellow onions; Paul A. Thomas, Reeds. ville, pimentos; Janice Haynes, hot peppers; Opal Grueser, sweel peppers; Jim King~ beets; Paul A. Thomas, carrots; Mildred Zeigler, green cu· cumbers; Sheila . Curtis, okra; l3en Crane, Middleport, field pumpkin; Pat .Wolfe, Pomeroy, pie pumpkins: ~o Crane, zuc· chin!; Billy Crane, summer squat!; .Jim King, . banana squash; Thelma Gites, Pomeroy, crooked neck sq uash; Jim King, dipper gourds; Sheila Curtis, ornamental gourds; Ruth Erwin, name variety melons; Sheila Curtis, name variety canta· loupes; Mary Kay Rose. Long Bottom, stayma.n winesap apples; Keith Ashley , Joh natha n apples: Richard K. Freeman, Pomeroy, name variety apples; Opal Grueser, prune. plums; Keith Ashley, concord grapes; Roy Holter, nlagra: Maxine Dyer, kelfer pears;. Jim King, · . UP TO Reg. 1.24, Limit 16 your coal IIIIer rebate . ' . :H ici rt''!'S ('h;mgt''i 11 1 O )tu11 SL. RATES 8)' Co-rrif'r or Motor Rout(' Om• W~1 • k ..... .......... ........... ....... $1 .2:'l Onf' Mnnttl .. ... . .. .. ... $~ 4:1 Ont• Yt·~tr .......... ........·............. $1i~. nn SINGLE rOI'\' PRICE Oa il \ ......... .. .... 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Amuall Plotedant oz., Reg. 2.91, #5170/11010 I your coat · after rebllle \ 12-24 MOS. 1.9% 1.9% 1.9% 1.9% NA 1s Mall S ub!<'li ptlon~ lmddf> MriKf'l County 1.1 Wf'f'kS ........................ .......... ~~-~ 26 W<'<'k< ........... · · .. ·.. · .......... · .. · $; : !12 WC't"k S ...... ~··········"""''" ' ' ''''' $6ij ..56 Out~ldf' Mt!lll!i County 1.1 Wf'('ks ............................ ..... . $1,R.20 26 W<'<'k'' ....... ·· ................. .. · ··· ~1 ;· 12 ~2 Wr("ks .. .. ..... ·· ·· ............. . ·· ··· ·· $6 · Tomeo EGR Emission Valves Reg. from 24.95 ~nt Velocity Join1s fle!l.lrom 69.95 From From 1895 5495 gsa ' Budge Huggables Seat Covers Power Steering Hoses Coolin summer, warm in winter. Conlours 10 fit any seat. Reg. 16.95 Reg. from 9.95 Budge Roman Tweed Seat Covers Solder Seal From '•f 50C mfr'a rebate Power Steering Fluid . 1.41, #M27·t3P 1.00 OFF lapco Import Distributor Caps &Rotors Reg. lrom 2.95 .................. . .... .. .... . .... 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NOVA .. 5 Speed, Hatchback Air, AM / FM/Cassette ., •' -sale price 195 • ~~-!~ 2~!~~~~~44s~:~t~~s ..... :.... 3488 ~~~~~-~!T!~~~ . ..................... 695 4.00 OFF Car Mate Convex ~ear View Mirrors Chrome or Bronze, Reg. from t3.95 ... .. .From 49-60 MOS. 8.9% 8.9% 8.9% 8.9% 8.9% All Leather Interior Auto. Trans., Air ' OR CASH ASSISTANCE ALTERNATIVE $600 $600 $700 $400 $400 OR CASH ASSIST AN~ E ALTERNATIVE $1,000 $700 $1,000 $700' $500 . ,1984 PONTIAC SUN BIRD . 5 speed. '• APR lERMS 25 -36 37-48 MOS. MOS. 4.9% 3.9% 4.9% 3.9% 3.9% 4.9% 3.9% 4.9% 3.9% · 4.9% APR TERMS 25 .36 37-48 MOS. MOS. 4.9% 3.9% 4.9% 3.9% 3.9% 4.9% 4.9% 3.9% NA NA 1984 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1986 CHEV. CAVALIER C5 rn ·-- ~ A.~sr.'t ·l:. •li n n :m ~ l I hf' SllJI.'('RI~ION • • M,•mtx•r: l ' nilr'<l Ptt>!':, l nll •t·n:tt io n;d . 10 11w O;_tll~Pnml'l'~\ Ohio .\!"1i6fl. 1987 BRONCO II 1987 RANGER ••. Ohln ~·n 1int 1 1 . $1 OQQOOcASH BACK 1917 TEMPO P\lhl i.-.hPd r•\'t 'n :Jfl f't' nnr,n. M o nda ~ l llr nu ~n F r id n\. 111 ( \ iurt Sl.. Pn· m" ~' ' "'· Dhi n . h~· th f' Oh rn V :tl lf' \' Puh l\~hi n'p Cnmp:1nv M ullimc•rli:J. _Jnt·.. ? n mf'l'tl,\ . {)hi tl .\ ~i ti~ . Ph . !¥.1:!-:! l!'l" h. S1 · r·nncl c b ."~ ~ pt)!'<laj:! t' p:dd :tl P{l mrrny. f'OSTMA~TF:R : ~ · nd - APR OR i 1 'S t•s ll5-~fit't I ,\ Dh·i.,;hm (If ,\1ullim4>dia. lnt·. i'• ·w Ynl't.:. 1\t·w Ynrk lOOl i . . • Air:- cond:. AM/FM Ohi1 1 N l'w ~ p :t pr• r A ... "' 'l ' l : lll~>ll . :'-J: •I IQ n:ll A 1 h ·t· •·t is ln,t: ll t" pn'!'<l'nl :ll i\'1'. R w nham i\"('w , p:tt)('t S;d f'.", i:l1 Third i\W·nu l' . .' . AS LOW AS The Daily Sentinel t nl;md D:t II\ ' 12 6.49, #0265N · .. rjF~a~ir~. . . . . . . . .; .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .~(S;e;e~P;O~U~L~T;R~V~,~p~ag~e~G~)--~~~~~~~~~~;;~::;;::::;;~~;;~-------1 green pod pole beans; Mary Pam Long Bottom, Longyard Bottom, King, long AC Delco NonAC Delco Resisblr Span Plugs Resistor Span Plugs Reg. 98C, Umlt 16 In the Silver Laced Wyandottes• breed; .Sharon· K. Michael, Racine, won a blue ribbon for her pen of two hens and one cockerel. Danny Lawrence, Long ·Bottom, won a first place for his pair of hen's In ,the All Bantam class with Howle Lawrence winning the blue for the best pen of 1 or 2 yellow peaches; Thelma Giles, white peaches. ~ Ohlo I ' •• .'' • '• g1teetmg COJcd today... ,..--=====-===::-., SUJISHER LOHSE and brighten Phutnto(y of the world . Kenneth McCullougtl. Pl ,Ph . '' V-8, air, power sunroof. tilt wheel, crui~ cont.. AM/FM/cassette, rear defrost.. someone's corner ' . Chtrln Riffle. PI .Ph. Mon. thfu S1t. I :Oo A.M. to I P.M. SundiV 10:00 A.M . ~o 4 :00 p ,M , 1 Friendtv Serv6ce ' oPen Night• till 9 PH . tl2-29111 · POIMfOV. Oh. 461 S. 3RD ' ' \ 6 cyl.. IUto. trans .. PS, AM/FM. runr:'ing boards. 19,000 m1les. ON THE SPOT FINANCING· SEE: RICK TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or 'PAT HILL Ronald"'""'" R. Ph. PRESCRIPTIONS 1984 F-150 FORD PICKUP . 992-2196 · ' ' • . 1 ' ... �• Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Price family reunion conducted Descen'dants or tne Portland pioneer Price family gather!)() ,ecentiy at the sutnmer home of Mary Calkins Graham located on one of the original Price tract s which now includes Buffington Island Park. Attending were the grandchild· ren a nd great -grandchldren of Norma Price Calkins Peoples and Anna Price Adams, lnciud· ing Sara Lee Rausey Yoakam , Lima; Jenny Sue Rausey Ta· raw sky, Wintersville; Norma Gibson Manes of Geneva, Fla.; Mary Cal kin s Gra ham, husband Robert , and mother, Beulah land Calkins Rausey and wife, Johnson Ca lkins. Gahanna; RoSusie, Steubenville; Rita Rausey Mees, hu sband , Larry and son, Kyle , Portland; Nancy Neuman Buckley, daughter, Ann Ma rie and son, James, Reedsville: Remaining members of the immediate family unable to attend were Margaret Adams Neuman , Ja son Young Adams, Sharlee Neuman Whi!1le, Fran· ces Gibson Heyman. and Nor• manS. Rausey. . Th.e Price family roots go back to the mid-1700's and settlements of the Northwest Territory. The founding of wha t is now Portland by the Price family has been rsearched a nd documented by Gayle Price. family genealogist and Port land historian . Visiting Pomeroy-Middleport, ohiO· Beat of the bend Thursday, August 20. 19!J7 Showing and .flying Racine. He is· the grandson of tne By BOB HOEFLICH late Hobart Cozart and Laura Sentinel staff Writer Byers of Portland and has many Lt, Commander Lewis relatives in the Portland Racine ter , son of Mr. areas . and Jlrirs. Del· bert VanMeter, Minersville's Hazel McCallum will be shpwing who was recently injured in a fall the F -14 Aircraft . observed her 95th birthday Wed· at the Rickennesday. You can send a belated backer Air Base card to her to 347 Blandford t his Saturday Drive, Worthington, Ohio 43085. and Sunday. She:s making her home with. a· Perhaps. you remember. Com· daughter, Margaret Harbrecht mander VanMeter attended eie· mentary sc hool and junior high · these days . . in the Southern Local Schools at Mary Loudlier of Meigs County • was . a 1hird place winner In a statewide craft show held at the Janis Cemer as a part of the Ohio State Fair. Items were chosen to go into stalewlde competition as a res ult of winni'ng first place In the Buckeye Hills Regional Senior Citizen Craft Shjow held i'n .July at Marietta . Mrs. Loudner's· entry was a crocheted bedspread. Congratulations also to Dorothy Mitchell. Lucille Clay and Loudner, a ll Meigs, who received honorable mention for their craft work _at the state event . ----Dean Barnitz, Llncpln Heights resident , and husband , Hayman , are temporarily with their son in Hospital in Columbus and has been moved into a room now . He is in satisfactory condition. He will be confined there a couple more weeks. You can send cards Beip~e ·• to hlm at Room 1168, Rhodes Deh~ suffered a stroke recent Hall, University Hospital, Co· but is doing well and now will lumbus, Ohio. undergo physical therapy. You There's a lot to look forward to can remember Dean with a card in care of their son, Gary Barrlitz, · -like,. the reopening of the Route 1, Box 131, Belpre, Ohio Pomeroy-Mason Bridge and RAIN . Both events are bound tO· 45714 . Also Henry Hartman of the be gr,e eted with enthus iasm by a Chester area has undergone lot of people. Meantime. do keep major surgery · at University sml!lng. r-.;-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ESKEV HD..L i\Wi\RD Mikki Conley, daughter of Mary i\nn Conley, was presented the Eskey Hill rotating trophy at the Meigs Junior Church homecoming rp;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;,;; TUR IKE USED CARS & TRUCKS ~:~ Ti\LENT SHOW - Melissa Ramsburg and RachtWl Jenkins are pictured presenting their clogging act as a part of a talent show held Tuesday evening on the hill stage at the Meigs County Fair. Their act was one of nine making up the show staged by the Junior fair personnel. School board plans meeting - YEAR END SAVINGS Lt. Steven E. Hysell, James V. Hysell a nd Jennifer L. Hysell, Oxford, children of Dr. and Mrs. David K. Hysell, arehere visitlng their grandpar-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hysell, Racine, Route 1. In Oclober, Lt. Hysell will begin flight training at Williams Air Force Base in Phoenix, Ariz. · While here they also visited with Mr . and Mr s. Gene Chaney and family and Mr. a nd Mrs. Saleh El Dabaja a nd family, Racine. . Southern Local School Board will m~et in regular session Monday night, 6: 30p.m ., at the high school. - The B1;1nd Area Gosj:lel Sing will be held Sunday at Union Camp· grounds, two ml!es back of New Haven, W.Va . Baaskcl dinn <>r at 12 noon. Singing starts a t I ; :JO, rain or shine . Everyone welcome. Weaver reunion The 25th Weaver Reunion will be held Sunday at t.eh Mason County farm Museum, Point Pleasant. W.Va. Basket dinner at 1 p.m. Decendants fo Nicholas and Margare t Weaver and ·au ftlends and relatives invited. Bring. lawn chairs. Recuperatzng Dwight Wall ace o! Middleport is. recupera ting at hom e follow ing foot s urgery at the Holzer Medica l C<'nter. Gallipolis. JUNIOR BEST OF SIIOW - Derek CrcrnCIUIS of Rutland was the winner of th~ best of show award In the junior division of tbe amateur palnlin'l' l'Ompelilion at the Meigs Count:\' Fair with this oil painting. Gilmore reunion set The Country Clovers 4- H booth took first place in the judging of displays Wednesday. Second place we nt to the Rutland Go· Gettet·s , while third place was awarded to t he Salem Cen fer Go-Gett ers . Talent remits named Chris Stewart and Rod Brewer rapping to "Bible Talk" took firs! place in the Meigs County Junior Fair talent show Tuesday evening. Second place winner was Loretta Smi th, singing "Heaven In Your Eyes" while third place was a tap routine by Jennifer . La;.vrcnce and Jess ica Radford. . •,;·' ~~~~·, '' 11390 1984 BUICK IN RACINE, OHIO PHONE , Joan or Charles Mclain 949-2140 Before 5 P.M. 949·2.200 After S P.M. . ~ 20°/o STOREWIDE / SAVINGS FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 & SATURDAY, AUGUST London Pool will be closed through Saturday due to the fair, but ali parties will be held as scheduled. The pool will resume regular hours on Sunday. GRANDP-A RENTS DAY EVERY TUESDAY Each Grandparent will get 20% OFF . OPEN; Monday thru Saturday, 10 a.m.·S p.m. 992-5177 Pomeroy, Ohio VICKIE FERRELL, OWNER FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY CHILDREN'S SHOES MATTHEW MODINE IN FULL METAL JACKETR . . FOR BACK TO SCHOOL l/2 PRICE MARGUERITE SHOES Middle Shoe Store in The Middle Block POMEIOY, OHIO CENTURY Stock N 77941. 4 doors. sedil1. ~ont w~ dfiv~ 4 cyl.. ~~ cond. auto trnns.. PS. PR tit wheel. cruise control. wtite wal~. buck!t seats. rear winroo delo~ SALE PRICE 56715 • Robin Putman, Coolville, In the adult division , a nd D~r e k Cremea ns. Rutland, in the junior di vision, were "lx's t of s how" award wlr\ners in the amateu r painting displ ay a t the Meigs Cou nry Fa ir. Resl'rve lx'st of s how awards went to Tara Clark, Langsvl ile. junior division. and Juanita Lodwick, Chester. in the adu lt divis ion. In oils. the winners were Cremea ns. firs t. Tara \! a rk . Langs\!lile, seco nd , and BC'th C'lark. Langsvill e. third . in the junior division; and Robin Putman . ('oolvillc . .first ; Juan · Jta l.odwi ck. Chester. spcond; and aarbara Cremea ns. Ru · lland, third. adult divis ion. 1n acrylics, th e winn er s were Ad a L. King, Middleport , third , junior · division; and Juanila Lodwick, first , and D. M. Jacobs, Mldd! l;'port , s econd , ad ul t divi son. fn watet' colors. thrwlnner was Juanita Lodwick. first. In the adult division. . In other mediR, Ada L. Kin g took third In the junior division; and Nancy Yoacham, Ra cine, took first ; .Juanita Lodwick, second ; and Janet Koblent z. Long Bonain. third . Carmel new.r note.r FORD TAURUS America's When you buy FORD TAURUS LX with Preferred Equipment Package 208A including: • 3.0L EFI H Engine • Automatic Overdrive e Power LOdll 1nd Windows • &.Way Power Dfivef'a Se1t • Tilt Column •nd ~eel Control • Le.ther-Wr1~d Steering WhHI • Air Conclltlontng and Tinted Glatt • E~ . AMIFM Stereo s . .rch with c..selle Pllytr • Premium Sound Syatem • Po.., Anten~l • Interval Wipers • Aear Wlndo~ Detroater • Key..,u Entry' System 2 PC. EARLY AM£11UN • Electronic Instrument Cluatar • Remote Fuel ODCH' end 'ftunk Ret ..... • Styled Roed Wheels • Corn11lng Lamps • And Oltltf Hems LIVING ROOM .SUITE REG. $600 $39. 995 ' SAVE $200 .............. ..,.,..., t .............................. " Rollin Daniels of Aurora, Calif. visiled W!'dnesday wilh Mr. and Mrs . Edison Roush. · Mrs . Lula Circl!', Dixie Circle, and Dorothy Harden visited in Mansfield with Mr. a nd Mrs . Dovle Mutt! and family . Mrs , Edison Johnson of Racine and Mrs. Ralph Prater of Hamden visited Mrs . Eunle Brinker, Margaret and Shery l Johnson recent y. FULL LEGAL NOTICE VILLAGE CUT RATE . .results named Booth judging done BUSINESS FOR SALE BOWS•~;• BUTTONS AND Pool closed for fair Painting Descendan ts of the late Walter "Squibb'' and Edna Oi'!er Gil· more will meet for a reu nion Sept. 7 at the Rock Springs Grange Ha ll on the fairgrounds. All family membrs and friends are cordia lly invited to attend. Each family is to take a c overed dish and their ow n table service for the 1 p,m. dinne_r . (From Fi\RM CROP, page 5) hens and J cockerel. Glenda K. Hunt. Long Bottom. was first place winner in the pen of 2 pullets a nd l cockere l In the class. Sharon K. Mi chael showed the best pa ir of hens in the Ali Guinea s- P earl class . . In the category of any other recogizabi e br eed of c hicken , Danny Lawren ce took lwo blue ribbons with his pai r of pullets and hi s· pair of hens and Sharon Michael took a firs t with the best ben of 2 pullets a nd I cockerel. Homecoming wUJ be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the WordofL!fe Church, Burlingham. There wih be a covered dish dinner on the ground. Singles for the program include sea Walkers, Columbus; Full Gospel Travelers, Word of Life Singers ·and United Gospel Singers. Public welcome. Singing planned • Poultry ... Fair this year given to most deserving 4·H horse club member showing respect and interest for the club, community and country. The Public UtHitles Commission of Ohio has 1181 for public hearing Case No. 87·101·EL-EFC, lo review !he fuel procurement tlces and poliCies o the Ohio Power Company, the opetalion ollls Electric Fuel Component, and relaled matter1. Thla ~ng Is rac- acheduled to begin 111 :30 p.m. an September 8, 1987 at City Council Cllamben, 218 Cleveland Avenue, · S.W., Canton, Ohlo44102. Allhtleteated partieutll be ~ an opporlunily to lie heard. Further lnlorma- tlan, may be obtalned by contacting the Commiaaicn. Reg. $299.00 $149 9 ~uc: . SOLD IN SETS ONLY ·--·--... - ........................... Wilen I"" buy FOAD ESCORr GL wllh Pl .... led F .. 'f!MIIl PlcUte 2MA lndudlng : • >HipHd- - . . . • _...., .... - . •- • Dftlllol Clod< • And Ollltt - · Wlpora oUL ~ EngiM ·~CIIooa ............. .......................... ~,. ..,. ,.,..........,. �• I Page 8-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, Otio _Girl SCout judging is ~nnouhced Blue ribbon winners In judging of arts and crafts by Meigs County Girls &outs, all on display at)~ he Meigs County Fair, were announced today, They are Anita Thomas and Misty Newell, Reedsville Junior Troop 1015; Amy Smith, Patsy Aeiker, three blues, Heather Well, Kelly Osborne, Chester Brownie Tropp 1067; Anna Chapman, two, Melissa Clifford, two , Pomeroy Junior Troop 1276, Leigh Ann Mash, Jessica Cl\ap- man, two, Jessica McElroy, Pomeroy Brownie Troop 127L Amanda Well, two, Jessica Rad!ord. ·A ndrea Dillard, two, Lisa Hof!man, three, Shelly Metzger, two, Jamie Ord, two, Crystal Smith, two, Penny Aelker, three, Chester Troop 1049; Crystal Harmon, Daniele Hensley, Shannon COdney, Tamara Hay man, Sy racuse Junior T roop 1204: Rochelle Jenkins, two, Sy.racuse Brownie Troop 1120; Bet sy Houdashelt, Mia Haynes, two. Karen Thompson, Dot LelfheiL two, Pomeroy · We'r~ Quote of the Day By United Press International An elderly woman who lives in Hungerford, England , where a young gun collector went "berserk" and opened fire with an automatic weapon We<jnesday, killing 14 people and hlmsel L " It's terrible. I thought this kind of thing only · happens i n Amer ica " 1987 1987 1CJ87 1986 1987 Make Cad. Cad. Save $120 Olds Olds Olds 29995 ~~;~5 19995 Full-Function Wireless Remote Low As $20 Per Monltl• HQ system sharpens p1cture Cable-ready tuner provides direct selection ol t1t channels. #16-509 ~ow As $20 Per Month • · IMX stereo expander for dramatic "live" sound qual1ty Auto-Mag1c®f1ne-tunes FM automatically. 484A 12,900 54 · rM Oolby Labotat0f18Sil1eenst!'lg Corp. Low Aa $20 Ballenas e~1ra 900 Cutlass GM42A 9,995 48 1,000 7,595 36 600 477 Incredible value! 24 y;atts total power. Dolby B NA cuts hiss #12·19tt Olds. Delta 8 179A., 1987 Olds GM49 11,495 60 1,000 10,995 60 1,000 Ciera 1987 Chev. Celebrity GM44 1986 Olds 437A 10,495 54 1985 Olds· Calais 531A 8,995 48 1,000 1986 Buick Skylark 5-17 9,595 . 54 1,000 Cutlass Chev. Celebrity Chev . . Camaro 1987 Chev. Cavalier 1986 Pont. Sunbird 1986 Chev. Cavalier 1986 1983 Toyota Tercel 1987 Chev. Cavalier 1985 1987 Alarm By SAFE· HOUSE® Personal AM/FM STEREO-MATE® Cu t By RealiStiC 14!8 25% nAA 1w- Reg . 19.95 Fits in pocket or purse W1th headphones. #12·123 Banenes exrra Reg 14.95 Cut 27% Don 't take chances when protection costs so little For wall or ceiling. #49-457 Road Emergency CB By Realistic TRC·412 by Realistic 29% Off 29% Off 4995 499~ Reg. 69.95 69-r Call lor help without leaving your carl With CB, magnet-mount antenna and case #21-1506 Tune up your autosound I Eight watts total power. Fits under most .any da.sh. #12-1979 Cut 450fo 2995 Reg. 54.95 Makes any autosound system sound better! 40 watts total power, 7-band fader. 1112·1954 Dual-Alarm · Clock Radio Cassette -"Note-Taker" 1-Piece Personal Phone Chronomatic®-248 By Realistic , CTR-70 by Realistic ET-125 by Radio Shack Cut 18% 290fo Off Olds Cutlass Cut 40% Two alarm tir!]~s! Wake to FM, AM or alarm Battery backup. 1112·1555 BaCkup bitllery 2915 ~,5 Tops for home, school of office. Built-in mike, auto-level. #14·1050 Baneries ex1ra , Chev. Nova Chev. Cavalier 543A 7,495 S-20 6,995 GM43 ' GM23 42 36 GM47 GM46 1,000 8,995 54 1,000 54 ~8,495 6,995 S7,995 60 48 60 1,000 1,000 1,000 800 1,000 600 1,000 800 800 Chev. P/U S-9 5,295 36 · 198'4 Olds 58 5,,585 42 600 S-15 6,595 54 500 .1986 Omega Dodge D50 600 1985 Chev. Cavalier 76A 6,995 60 1,000 1986 Nissan GM4SA 5,995 54 800 I 1985 Dodge Aries S-6 1978 Jeep 1981 Pont. G. Prix 5,695 3,995 S24 48 36 4, 195 36 1,000 600 800 1985 Buick Skylark S17 5,995 48 1984 Ford SS3A 4,995 42 198.5 Chev. Chevette 577A 4,500 48 900 1981 Buick Century S16 3,995 36 1,000 Escort 1,000 1,000 ' 1981 Sub. Wagon 1984 YW Rabbit S-12 3,995 42 1,000 1983 Pont. TlOOO 521 · 2,995 36 700 1984 Chev. Chevette 613A 2,800 42 ' 600 1977 Chrys. Newport GM9B 1,995 36 500 ' 2,495 36 500 1980 Chev. M/C S-3 58A onmental assessment whi ch concerns an abandoned 3,295 36 600 1979 GMC 112 Ton 25% K Jimmy Off 1979 Dodge Colt 1979 . Chev. 1979 2,995 ' 2,995 1,095 Mon'la 1,095 Fiesta 1 1 1 1 1 600 500 200 300 Board earliest date provuled by law. Passed th1s 27th day of cannot fmd that it has contro l of any public moneys wh ich will not be needed for school purposes prior to Attest: Jon P Buck. Clerk Dewey Horton. President of Counc1l which in this casu is August 22 , 1989: and WHEREAS , thi& August 22. 19B9. BE ' IT THEREFORE RE· SOLVED . that the estimated aggregate maximum amount of public moneys to be awarded and on deposit as inactive deposits for the per1od August 23, 1987, forcement , Un1ted States Department of the Interior. 5531.15 5467.00 5403.69 5329.22 5276.01 5265.59 5233.90 5229.22 5226.37 5222.99 5222.36 5220.23 5203.74 5199.35 5198.91 5194.15 5192.23 5185.44 5185.44 5178.25 5169.87 5166.88 5162.24 5152.05 5159.25 5157.87 5153.76 5152.05 5142.04 5141.37 5128.11 $120.30 5119.64 5110.35 5109.95 $115.85 $113.60 s 96.68 5 96,99 s 87.28 $ 85.16 $ 74.37 5 62.56 $ 48.59 5 64.84 has apprOved the environ· mental assessment for thiS project which was submtt· ted by the State 10 $pphca· tlon for Title IV financial assistance 1n re claiming and restoring land and water resources adversely effected by past minmg. A complete copy of the environmental assessment is available from the Ohio Department of Natural Re sources. Division of Reclamation, 1855 Fauntam 'Square Court, Buildmg H -2. Columbus , Oh1 o , 43224 The spec 1fic project in c luded in thi s action 1s the Meigs Underground # 1 Project Amendament in Pom eroy , Oh1o . The amendment in volv es diverttng m10e dramage away from the SaQ"uel'$ r esidence into an eJ~IU m g storm sew er and placing a bat gate over an nben doned m~ne portal 181 20, 1tc Public Notice ORDINANCE NO t 185-87 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ABANDONMENT OF STREETS AND AN ALLEY IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDOLEPDRT B e it orda~ned by th e Council o f Middleport the VIllage as follow s. Sec. t . Thot , p~o's~oant Sectmn 723 05 1he Revised Code, th e following descnbed str eets and alley b e abandoned 1 Fairview Street from th e nonh l ine of the Property of the United States of Ameri ca . recorded in Vo lumo 228 , Page 279 . Me lgl County D eed R ecord s, n o rthtrlv to Park Street. 2 Russell Streel. the 12 f oo t ally between Ru ssell Street and H eed ley Street be abandoned fr o m the N<H'1h line ot th e lands of the Un ited Slates o f Am eri ca as recorded In V olume 228 , P age 279 . M eig1 County D eed Reco rd s to the South line of G eoglein Subdivi sion. SEC ll That the v 1llage ccu n ctl find s theJe is good c ause fm vaca ting sai d sm~e t a And alley as prov1ded ttere in and tttat vac ating the same w1ll n o t be detr i m ental t o t he general interest and this ordinan c e is adop t ed w 1ttt out pet ition th erefor SEC . Ill . That ap emer gencv elllsts and thi s Ordi · n ance shall t ake elfect on the earliest date provided by law. SEC IV . Th is Ordman ce sttall take e f1ect and be in fo•ce hom and after Ju ly 27 , 1987 • Paned the 27th d" y of July, 1987 Atte st , Jon Bu ck. Clerk Dew ey Horton, Pr es1den1 o f Counctl 181 20 . 27 . 2tc SOLVED that. 1n accordance with th1s determmation. and Section 135.05 of the Oh1o Revised Code. all public moneys commg under the control of th1s Board during tho above period will be deposited as either active or interim deposits, and that there will be no designation of a depository for inactive funds; and L BE IT FURTHf,fl 181 20, 27. 21c Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 1184-87 AN ORO! NANCE TO APPROVE, ADOPT AND ENACT THE 1987 REPLACEMENT PAGES TO THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES ; TO REPEAL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH , AND TO PUBLISH THE ENACTMENT OF NEW MATIER . WHEREAS . certain proviSIOns w1thtn the Codified Ordinan ces should be amended to con form with curront State law as reqUire~ by the Ohio Constitu · t1 on , and WHEREAS . various ordi nances o f a general and permanent nature have been by Council wh1 ch mCiuded in the Ord1nance s. and EAS •• tOunc1l has hoo·elc>foore entered into a contract yVith the Walter H Drane Company to prepare and publish such revistons; and WHEREAS . the c odifi ca· t lon of such ordinances, t o· gether with the new matter to be adopted. the matters t o be amended and those to b e repealed are before the Council; now. therefore· Be it ordained by the Coun c1l of the Village of Middleport as follow s: I. The ordl· nances o f the Village of Middleport , Oh1o. of a general and permanent nature. as r e'llited, recodtfied . re•r · ranged and consolideted In · to component code1 , titles. chaptsrs and sections within th e 1987 Replacement Page s t o the Cod1fled Ordi nances are hereby approved and adopted. TRAFFIC CODE 333 01 Dnving wttile under the Influence IAmendedl 333.03 ibJ ~peed hmot m. sc h ool zones (Amended) 33&. 01 Operator's hcense r equ •red . !Amended ) 336 .07 Driv~ng under susp6naion or revocation (Amended) GENERAL OFFENSES CODE (Amended ) 501 . 13 Otsposltlon of prop· erty (Amend ed) 601 . 99 Penalty (Amended) 529.01 l1quo r defmitions which &re not payable on demand, are n ot active or tnterim deposits, and w1ll n o t b e needed before the end of th e period of designpt1on . !Amended! 529.06 Punted worning signs to be po!ted IAmondodl 529,07 Open contamo1. .(Amended) 545, Q1 Definitions (Amended) 545 .07 Illegal sale/ posse.~sion of master vehicle keys (Amended ) 645.08 Unautho iized use of prop8rty. (Amended) 646. 1 0 Misuse of credit cards , (Amended) 646 . 14 Tampenng with re cords (Amended) ing a concealed weapon. !Amended) SECTION Ill This Ordi· nance shall lake effect and be 1n f orc e from and after the ~8--~P~u~b7.1i~c~S~a~le--~ & Auction 5 2,395 5 2J495 $895.00 5795.00 5500.00 BIG AUCTION OLD KINGS ARMS NIGHT CLUB · On Route 7 between Cheshire and Middleport _, ' All kinds of new and old merchandise. We take consignments the night of the auction. Auction every Friday night at 7:00 P.M. Not responsible for accidents. Term sof Sale - Cash AUCTIONEER ~- BILLY STALDER Licensed. and bonded by the State of Ohio ' • 45769 Robert E . Buck. Probate Judge Lena K Nesselroad. Clerk 181 20. 27, 19) 3. 3tc Public Notice OFFICIAL NOTICE Pursuanl to T1tle IV of the Surface M1ning Control and Reclamation Act of 1977, 30 U S .C 1201 et. seq. tho Ohio Departmen1 of Natural Resources. Divis1on of Reclamation hereby gives notice of the availabilitv of a The specific proJeCt in: eluded in th1s action is the Morns Seep Project Amend ment north of Pomeroy, Oh1o The amendment was proposed to provide 2..420 cubic yard s of rasoiling material to reclaim 8 oneacre coal refuse pile The matenal will be obta~ned from a one-half acre borrow area . Affected areas will be revegetated. 181 20. 1tc Business Services Need blby siner One or two days a week . Two hourt 1 day. mor nmgs Referen ces. t10 p8r day Denville b14· 742· 2162. CHISTEa, ONtO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS - BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAL REMODELING S REPAIRS - , ...... f111ploymen1 Servtces cr LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Ucensed Clinical A••'iblogist z . 11 - (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 6pm YOUNG'S COMI.MR MONtrOR !YSTtMS Ul Botch St. Moddlopo11, Oh. 4S760 CARPENTER SERVICE - c •M• s Addons and remodeling Roof1ng and gutter work ConCrete work Plumbing and electrtcal w ork I Free Estimates). Manufactu re and Sales of Recording and Control Instruments for Home and Commercial use Monitors to d1splay Furnace and Alf Cond HoursorMin . otoparattng t•me Valuable Data that allows Datly Goals to be set . Completely ehmmates the end of the month Bill sur pris e (, f. S<att, Mgr .: R. Cremeau Field Sal•• Mgr., Plu1 Anoualt~ lnformetien ond lrocllurt V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -621 S or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, v.w. 1614) 992-3718 •• 992-SlSO Middleport - ~thens - Po r flmouth 1- 1•1 mt. p4 PARTS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 \'..'id ~T f·.DS t~iing V;cr·i:'jn r~~oncy Announcements REFERENCES Phone RADIATOR SERVICE ROOFING We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We als'o repair Gas Tanks. Oay ar hnin 949-2263 or 949.2168 985-4141 PAT HILL FORD 4-22-87-ttn "VINYl SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION LONG'S CONSTRUCTION Vinyl & Alum Siding Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodel1ng Roofmg of All Types BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" Worked in Home Area PH. 949-2860 • or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls 1-614-843-5425 7/ 2312 mo. d. 3-ll ·tfn J&l INSULATION OPEN FOR BUSINESS 324 L Ma on St Pomeroy Behind Coty Hal l ANN'S Gift Shop & Toy Store Collectors Items. Coslume Jewelry , Action Toys. Musical Toys & Trinket Boxes Open 10 AM , to 4 PM Mon thru Frt or by Appointment Colt 1614 1 992 7204 Whol esale & Retail 8·10lmo p ~ J&L BLOWN INSULATION I CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL PH. 992-2772 .7-30-8],1 mo Free pupp•es Raccoon Ad Call 614-446-4982. 6· Y1 Lab. pupptes All males To good hom e Call 614- 256 - " FREE ESnMATES" PH. 992-2772 8 4 1 mo I d , J&L BLOWN INSULATION DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL VINYL & JUST CALL! ALUMINUM SIDING JAMES KEESEE 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL : SAND TOP ·SOIL PH. 992-2772 FILL DIRT •In sulatiOn •Storm Doors •Storm Window s •R e pl acement W indows •N ew Ro o fmg " FRE! ESTIMATES'. 7 30-'87-1 mo BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILlE, OHIO EAGLE RIDGE SMAll ENGINE CENTER P&ITS • SEIVICE Repa~rs on All Makes Transaxle Repairs Located Halfway Bttwttn Rt. 1 and Bashan Authorized John Deere, lu<h Hog New Hollond, Form Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment · Parts & Ser•lce 3- 6 wks . old kittens Yellow and wh1te 1 female and 2 males. Good Ho me Call 614- 4463639 614-3?9-2281 , HEATING & COOLING HRS · 12 00·6·00 Monday-Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY Ph. 949 BUY - SELL - Ta4n< 9367 25tn RCA color TV set Cabmet m good shape. Set needs repatr Ca11614 -446-4328. FENCE COMPANY MODULAR HOME! Carter French Residence Corner of Fourth and Palmer. Middleport Must see to appreciate. CALL 614-992-3293 7-11·1 mo J.R.'s REPAIRS ACCENT d Le'l Uc Fence You In FREE ESTIMATES A ES ID EIIITIAl / CO M M ERCIAL PH. 742-2027 TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic 0 rgans Mobile sBrvica 614-843-5248 511/lln J&l INSUlATION 9.92-2772 EAGlES (LUI-POMEROY, OH. .• IIIU PM-tl 6•45 . FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS PH. 992-5682 or 992-'7121 CERTAINTEED VINYL THERMO · BOSS 8-4· 1 mo pd. 6-17-tfc Four kittens, part Siamese to gn1tt away. 2 males, 2 females Call614· 742- 2401 . Puppies - 1!2 lull Blue Dober man, 304 · 675 -6072 , 675 · 2396 after 4 • Full blooded Great Dane mother dog w1th puppy 8oth need good homet 304 773- 5218 9 month· old part collie and part German Shepherd dog Good with children. Needs to be gtven away 304-676 -2931 6 Lost and Found CUSTOM BUILT HOMfS & GA..GES "At Reasonable/Prim" PH. 949-2801 ·or 949-2860 Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Day or 4·16·86-tfn CCUT OUT FOil FUTURE USll KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVIC. 985-3561 614-446-4633 . FOUND Tame - whtteand black rabbit . Plantz Sub Call 614 446-3477 ask for Judy lOST Male, RedboneCoon Dog with white patch on chest. Front teeth broken out V1c•mty. Be· tween AddiSon and Johnson·s Ridge. • Reward Call 614 - 446 - 3289 446 -2996. LOST· 1 brown andwhitefemale Brtttany Spaniol lost in hospital area Answers to. "Queen". If seen please call Wmters' Sohio Statton- 614-446- 3828 Found . mate ~;:at Gold ttger· ttrlped, white face. bellv. feet. tongue sticks out Syracu se 61 4-992· 7638. 8 Rick Pearson Auct•oneer II· censed tn Oh1o and West Vhginia. Estate, ant1que. farm . ltqut· dat1on sa tes. 304-773 -6786 Auctioneer Col Os~;:•r E. Ch~;:k , license # 764 -88 Caii3D• - B963430. 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for lata model cle•n used cara. Jim Mink Chev.: Oida Inc Btll Gene Johnson 114-448 -3872 TOP CASH paid for '83 'Olodel and newer used car1 . Sm1th Buick -Pontiac, 1911 Eattem Ave .• Gallipolis. Call 81 4 - 446· All M•h• Car~ Fl1hing SuppliN Pay Your •Washers •Dishw11hers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freez:ers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·ttc used pool table. Call PLUMBING & HEAnNG SALES & SERVICE Phone Billa Here IUSINISS PilON( 16141, H2-6SSO IESIDENCE PHONE 16141 '"·71S4 l i2B/ttn Ladies needed for good pay1ng temporary o tfi~;:e like work no expenence necessary Also need ladies wrth car for ltght delivery work. Ga1 allowance Apply m person only No phone calls. To . Mrs Carter· Eco no Lodgel','lotel, Roorp No 12 Monday 9 00Teach er 1n Wa shmgton School vicinity needs baby sitter for 1 ~;:hild 8·4 daily m h er hom e Prefer someone over 30 Call 614- 446 -4294 .. SALES REPRESENTATIVE. We are looktng for a resp ectable hard worktng Individual for new and used car sal8$. The r~ght per son should also be a seltstaner wrth the potentll'll to handle mana'geial responstbth t1es Busmen education and experience 11 pius Excellent pay plun With commiSSIOn and be nefits Send resume t o Smith Bu1 ck -Pont•ac, P 0 Bo ~~: 807, Galhpotis Ohio 45631 McDonald's of Ga11tpohs 15 looking lor a few good WOJkers Willing to work early sh•fts and weekends. Stop in and pick up an apph cat1on E~tper . body m an needed m Vtnton area 5 '!lfS or more ex per Tools requ~red lnqwre at 6t4 388-9616 Mature person for 3 yr old and mfant Our home 3 shtfts Centenary area Call 614 446 9415 after 2 .00 PM Help wanted to work at serv.t:e station Must have m e~;:haniC axper Send resume to Box Cla103cl oGalhpol•s Oa1iy Tr1b· une, 825 3rd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohi o 45631 Government Jobs S16. 040 S59.230 · voar . No~ h1rmg Call 1-805-687· 6000 bt. R-9805 for curumt federal hst your area largest line •n party plan : frea klt brend new chnst mas catalog, toy, gift. and home decor catalog. 0\ler BOO Items. Top comm1uton and hostess gtfts Call for tree catalog 1-800- 227·16,0 or call collect 0· 518- 452·0091 Needed Oental Hvgent1st tore people onented high quahty dental oft1ce Send complete resume to Da•ly Sent•nel B o• 729- K Pomeroy, Oh1o. We need 8 c•eer mmded.peopl., oriented person to wor.k in 8 high dent~J,I ofttce The perfe ct for the r~ght person Please send complete resum e to Oatly Santinel Bok 729- K, Pomeroy, Ohio Buying dally gold, 11lver cotns , rings , Jewelry, sterlmg ware. old corns, large currency. Top pn· en Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Middleport Oh . 61•" 992-3476 W1ntad to buy, 1tand1ng timber C1ll AI Tromm at 814 - 742- 2328. 114·992· 2101 ldavol or 1: 192 2481 8\lenings. R N application s now being accepted for full time po11t10u. Pl easant Valley Nurstn g Car e Center, apply personnel office Pl easant Valley Hos p, 304 -676· 4340 . AA-EOE · Somethtng New Under The Sun I Reps needed for Bu sineu Accounts, part ttme, S1 8,000 potential; full tame , 560, 000 plu1 potenti al Work own hour~ . training provided Call , -6U 938 ·0019 M -F 8 am · 5 p.m IC S,T I LPN for prrvate duty, part ttme, start •romed1ately Need g eM climcal skills. $6 .00 per ttour Call Mr Hutchms. 1·304-757· 7856, 9 -4 Mond ay- Fnday on ly Need Christian male, age 18 tp 21 . for labor Work hours between 9 and 5. earnings •so to 9100 per week. Call after 6. 304 ·675-2295 WANTED EKPER lEN CEO Ptlots and Deckhands for ful· ltime employment on Monongahelo and upper Oh1o Alvei's. 412 -483-6557 NEW CHRISTMAS LINE , Gihs. Toys IIIJd Home De ~;:or l Everythmg available through onf program MERRI -MAC needsl people to repres ent our 100% GUARANTEED hnet Great Hostess Program. Free Ktt PS Programrogram Car and ph one needed CALL TOLL FA EE 1· 800· 992· 1072 12 Situations Wanted EMpettenced Chflll1an Mothltf would hke to baby!ut tn her home References available CeLl Susan Coleman et 614-7422778 afternoons or even•ngs after 9 00 • Wanted. Male Ketrn Terrier f ci stud serv1ca Call 614·992· 3661 Wtll do babys•ttmg for infants to two years old Call 614·949 · 2290 : We provtde care for elderly anti d1sablad Nurses at des are cert,. f1ed , bon ded. insured and CO" vered with Workers Comp . Am; buiatory or conftned 24 hour ~;:are . overnight and live-in ~ P M Hom e Health Agency. 614· 8922657, 614-992 · 2326 or 61.~· 992 -7044 Wtll baby Sit m my h ome Rutt•nO areaCai1614-742 -3013 , ~ W1ll do baby st ttmg at my home tn Middleport Call 614· 992• 275 4 ~ 15 Schools Instruction Incom e To Classes begin S&pt: 7 , 1987 Here •s an opportutirt-.: to become a part of the tastes& growmg mc ome tax hrm m the area Career-onented penons ~;:ontact DanTax, Inc Mon of Tues. 10 AM 4 PM Ph6n 8 446-8178 ' 1 8 Wanted to Do Septic tank pumping. r es•den ttal' & eo mmer~c:al 680 per load. Ron EvansEnterpr~ses Jackson, Oh10 Call 614 -286·5930 ' Jtm' s odd JObs patnting. drt veway resealing . carpenter work & root repa1r , trees & hedges exper~enced Cell 614 -379· 2416 Babystttmg m my hom e. Conv . locat•on Reasonable rates Days • only Cell 614-446· 226, . Can do light hauhng and rooftQg~ Reasonable rates Manon Snider. 614 -949 -2629. . • Grover's lawn Mower ~ Repa1r, We' ll pick up end dehver Good. used mowers for sale Cell 614 ·742 -2393 Of 614· 742 -' 3091 ~ Financial 23 Professional Services Au ctioneer Col. Osear E Ch ck, · lic;en se 'I 754 -88. 304-896- • 3430 . • ::::::::::::::::;:.;!;_l..::::::::;:;:::::::=:.= •, ······Gallipolis.. · ····· Friday. Saturday, 9 -4 Corner First & Pin e Mtsc . household and handyman •tems gas heat· ers, mantel! , grate. trunk, can· nmg jars. stoneware JUgs, clay flower pots, cerpeting, tight fix1ures, klndlmg, log splitter, exhaust fan, ETC .• ETC G1ant Church Wtde Y ard Sale. Held at Thurman UM Church yard . Take US 36 to Thurman (Centerville) , Aug 22. 10 AM 3 PM Rain or Shine Jeans. dlshet. mag wheelS, Olds trans. , 8th-22nd. 10-1. Mt Tabor Rd. , 2nd house on nght, VInton . Nortf1up· Second house a~;:ross bridge in Northup. 4 family, Thurs. Frl , 9 -6 a. J Families Fri S. Sat. 9 -5. Rain or Sh1ne 3 m1 of Rt. 554 on right 2 mtl" hom Porter towords Che•f1ire off Rt 554, 2nd ngM Furniture. jeans end baby items Fn 6 Sat. Vard Sale- 9 - ~ . Fri.• Rt 141, 3 miles on rigf1t. Clothing- g~rls si1e 8· 10. bov s 4 -8, stroller, houlthold misc. 8 Family y•rd ule, Eureka FridtiY. Au;. 21. 9-1 Bargain hunters delight QUILTS Antlqu•Pre 1940'•· Call Nl•rc AVON • All are1s C1ll M1rilyn Weaver 304 · 882· 2646 I~ 8t Vicinity Pub,ic Sale & Auction 614-446-1768 . . We AVON - Sell Avon for Chrtstmas Make40percent Call614- 4463358 Friendly Home Parties has open - LOST . 1n vtcmlty of 0 J.Wh1te Ad · 1 Black Angus Bull with yellow tag •n ear Abou1 2 yrs old and 800 pounds . Call Good Now Localian: 168 North Stcond 'Middleport, Ohio 45760 REPS NEEDED for busmess accounts Full-time. $60. 000 $80,000, Part· time, $12,000$18,000, No selling, repeat business Set your own hours Tra ining prov1ded Call 1-612938·6870, M - F, Bam - 5pm (Central standard t1me) mgs for managers and dealers m 2282 , BISSEll BUILDERS 6704 2208 Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o Tr1111111lulon Exp -p art-ttme baby 1Ut1er for 2 chtldren R10 Grand e- Galhpohs area. Call Rtta Burt on 614 -682 Male Collte 1 1h years old. Good Wtth children Call 614 - 992 REASONABlE '. RELIABlE 8·20·'86 tfn Roger Hysell Garage Currently acceptmg applications for full or ' part- t•me dental hvgiene poSition Must _be lisenced to pract 1ce in the !tate of Oh1o. Resumes may be ~;ent to Bax Cla.812, •n eare of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune 826 Th~rd A11e Clall1pOI1 s, Oh10 45631 Half Beagl e pupp1es 10 weeks old Call 614 -367 7750 or 367· 7214. FQUNO Kitten on Bast1ani Dr Identify and cla1m. Phone 614 FOR SALE Would you 11uff enveloped for 1,000 weekly7 $2 for envelopes you stufl ' Simpie, pleasant work at home! Send self-addressed en11aloped tp HT-ENT Oept ACT . P 0 BoK 7364, Hunting· ton W Va 26776 . 9 30 AM . Giveaway Outstde cat and ktttena Good mousers- lookmg for a barn Ca ll •AIR CONDITIONERS •HEAT PUMPS CALL Play the SURVIVAL GAME. Rates & Information , call RiverStde Gun Shop. Athaha, Ohto 614 -886 -6194 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1· 13-tfc •FURNACES 2S Years F'RIE ESTIMA T£S P•ano Instru ctor · Ages 6 through adult. clesaes to begin September 1 Instructor. Liz McQueen , phone 304- 675 4855 4 Baby sitter needed in my home for 13 month old 2 -4 days per waek Please ma•l ref and pf1one number to· Rt 4 Box 147. Gallipolis, Ohto 45631 . Exp ~ par1·t•me baby sttter for 2 children Rto Grande- Gallipolis area. Call Rita Burton- 614 -6826704 3 Announcements Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE E~TIMATES Help Wanted Full- time bebsitter in my hom e for evenings R eferences required Call61 4- 446-9723 after 8·13 tfn Writesel NEW- REPAIR 6289 a: 8· 13-1 mo -pd MARCUM CONTRACTING Help Wanted Wanted. trunk that c an be used for shipping Call 614· 992 · Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds • Interpreting Seriices FINDING OF NO SIGNIFI- 43224 11 Start eltfnlng money now tor Chrinm•• Sell Avon. Free b81ic kit. Call 514-992 · 7180. • CANT IMPACT for an enVir· onmental assessment which concerns an abandoned mined land reclamation pro ject in the State of Ohio. The State o f Ohio has prepared and the OHtce of Surface Min ing Reclamation and En forcement , United States Department of the Interior, ha s appro\led the ' environ mental assessment for this proJeC t which was submit ted by the State in application for Title IV financial assistance 1n reclaimmg and' restormg land and water r esources adversely affected by past mining. A complete copy of the environmental assessment is available from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Division of Reclamation. 1856 Foun tain Square Court. Building H- 2 . Columbus , Ohio , Howard L. Wanted To Buy Page ·g metals. ed f'iderl buy· ~~::rap Salvage steel6,4· and ~;:=========:t::::;========i1 Want 992- 5468 If ), and 135.05 as deposits 549 021dl Penalty forc81ry· Buy a couplet Tone/ pulse dialing', touch· redial . White, #43·509. Brown, #43·510 • On August 14. 1987, in the Meigl County Probate Court Case No 24744, John David Edwards, 100 U{'ion Avenue , Pomeroy. OhiO , 45769 . was a'ppointed Special EJ~ecutor of the estate of Virginia I. Edwards, deceased. late of 100 Union Avenue . Pomeroy. Meigs County, Oh10, FREE ESTIMATES !Amended! WHEREAS this Board is requ.red by Sec tion 135.06 of the Ohio R ev tsed Code to est1mate the aggregate max imum amount of public m oney s subJeCt to its control to b e awarded and on deposit as inactive deposiu; and WH ER EAS , mactive deposits are defined by Re'llised Code Sections 135 01 (E) , ('IDTtCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARy SECTION It The follow· 601 . 1 O(d) C omplicity . MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION RESOLUTION Public Notice ing sect1on1 and chapt ers are hereby added, amended or repealed as respectively Indicated In order to comply w1th current St ate law: 501 01 Definitions Public Notice IBI 20. 27. 1tc tjE· SOLVED. that' a copVot th1s r esolution be publlsfted once a week for two c onsecutive weeks in two newspapers of general Circulation 1n Meigs County, and given directly to each eligible J:t.epositorv at the 11me of the f~rst publica· t1on m the newspapers SECTION July. 1987. 9 10 Public Notice Public Notice mined land reclamation project in the State of Ohio The through August 22 , 1989, State of Ohio has prepared shall be $0.00 tzero dollars and the Office of Surface an d zero ce nts) ; and Mimng Re clamation and EnBE IT FURTHER RE - - - - - - - - - O N E PAYMENT------GMC Reg. 19.95 540A 1,000 60 7,995 54 5,995 j6 GM22A soo 9,995 7,995 352A S-4 1,000 ,1 983 1978 1488 1,200 1983 EC··414 by Radio Shack Reg. 6.95 1,000 10,995 54 GM45 229.95 1,000 394A Chev. 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Deville Sale Stock # Model Cad.· Seville 1985 Save '160 Public Notice NO MONEY DOWN TO QUALIFIED BUYER_$ 1986 STA-870 by Realistic Ready To Write A Deal Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Or Wnlt Da•IIY Sulltnel C~n1l .. tl Oepl 111 Cou1t St , Pom11ay, Ohto 45769 Sale Starts Thursday, Aug. 20 Good Thru Sat., Aug. 22 Year The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel I Brownie Troop 1220, Linda Chapman, Carrie Ingels , two, Becky Meier, Tr lcla Roush , Sherry Johnson, Heat her Franchowia k , Middleport Junior Troop 1039; Amanda Musse, two, Erin Smith, Misty Pierce, Stacy Davis. Middleport , Brownie Troop 1254; T abitha Swearingen, three, Michelle Bissell, Alison Williams, two, M egan Swearln· gen, two, Susan Cotterill, Harri· sonv llle Brownie Troop 1116. · · Alvena Van Meter, Chester Cadette. Troop 1180, and -Kim Cogar, senior troop. 20, 1987 45 SpruceSt .• Friday (8-211. TV , cool-er, boys clothes •nd much more. 503 Pecan Street. Sprtng Vallirv : Plaza. Sat. 9 .30-6:00. Baby items . clothes, cr1b, household : items and other vtmous 11zes k1dS and adult clothes and m•sc Items · ..... P.i:iiiiero;;;·-- · · · Middleport & Vicinity , G1ant garag t~ sale. Fr1day 2 1st and Sat 22nd Ba r furmtu re vacuum cleaner, ster eo e(!utp· ment. luggage. motorcycle, jewelry reclining chatr. ctothmg and mu ch, much more. Bri~;:k home on Pomeroy Ptk e across ~ · ' , ~f~;9a~i_s:~3'1 ~~~~1:;Y C~ ll :» _.:..:.......--......:......=. N¥: ..... Pat. Jtm Rickman ' s, off L1me Road . Watch for s1g"" • New , old 1tems for everyoi'MI .. August 21st and 22nd . __:_ ____ ---:.' Moving sale Tackerville Rd . Racm e. August 20th and 2t,at. !r:~;;;a. f~;~·t~;~ ~:r:_~n8~o;~:· : ....... PfPieiiiiiiiif .. :·: & Vicinity . :. : First Yard Sale Tt'us Veer -.' • Thursday & Friday, 9 -1, 30 ~ Burdette Addition , Polrit : Plea1ant. •· • 2 Fam1ly Yard Stile at 98 • Burdette Addition, August 20· "' 21 . 8 am, to 4 p ,m It taln, next ; Au g 27 & 28 ., ~ �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 51 Household Goods 54 Misc. Merchandise LAFF·A·DAY 21 lNG CO . recommMds that you GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waahert , dryers. refrigeratort, rangu . Skaggt Appl~an~ es : Upper River Rd. bftide Stone Crest Motel 614-446· 7398. do business with people you ki1Q'W, and NOT to send money lAYNE ' S FURNITURE I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· through the m1il until you h1111a investtglted the offering. LOOKING - For a service tvpa come potential that requires only 3 small inwestment7 This is an \lpportunitv worth lnve~tigating ' it you are willing to undergo a5 extensive ta11 training program. Fra.rchiae available in ttte Pom~ roy Mea. For more informatipn write: DenTa11 . Inc.. PO BoK CI•B11 c/ o Gallipolis Daily Tr•bune, 825 3rd. Ave. Gallipo· l1s, Ohio 45631 . ""' 31 Homes for Sale 4 BR ., fp., full batement, 3 mi. so of Golhpolis 34. 900 Coli Oeys - 614 -446 - 1616 . Attar 5,oo Call 814·446· 1244. Government Homes hom 81 00 " U Repair .. . Also tax daUnquent property. Call 805 644-9533. Ext. 513 for info. For Sale by Owner· 4-5 BR , 3 baths. Approximately 4000 sq. h 2~ acres with tennis court, $173,000. Will tell with only 5 acrK for 8165, 000. Call for appointment 614 -44fi 3386. FOf S .. e by Owner . 3 SR ., 2 full baths. fireplace. In town Must see to appreciate. 2 BR . Mobile Home. Call attar 8 :00 PM .614 -446-7379. N1ce starter· retirement or in come p'r openy. 2 BA . full basement. large lot. 5(.'18 Ridge Ave. Rio Grande. Ohio. Shown bV Appointment. Call 1-614682 -7424. - -- - - - - - -lc3 bedroom. 1'h bl'th, cornet' lot Clote to schools and town Call 614 -992 - 3&86 evenings. Houte 1n Racine. near river. fulty rurn11hed 113,000 614 -9492261 or 614-949 - 2168. "It IS lonely at the top, but it was lonely at the bottom, too." t::==:======~~:;:=:;:=======1 3 Lots o Acreage 44 Apartment 5 a 2 acre lots - 3% m1les out Camp Conley Road. 304-675 - 7208. PRICED RIGHT - One acre budding lots on Rt 2 at Ashton Public water and mobije homes permitted. 304- 676- 2336. One acre lots on Mason SO at Ashton, public water. mobile homes permitted , $500 down. $150 per month. 304-5762336. Nicely furnished small house. Adults only . References required. OH street parking Ph. 614-446-0338. 12x65 mobile home, 121(24 add -a-room. good condition , ceil 304 ~76 - 2347 . 4 BR house for rent . 3 mi so of Gallipolis 8300 a month plus dep. Ref. required . Call 614446-1615. After 5 00 PM ., call 446 -1244 32 Mobile Homes :.v ,. for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 PHONE 614-446-7274. 1973 10x50 Fr&edom. Total alec.. 2 SA .. underRinning included. S3800. CaH 614-388 9724 141t70. 1974 Concord J SR .. to t .. elect , new carpet. Very mce cond. 88950 Call 6U· 446-0175. 1979 liberty, 3 BR , on n :. acres off Rt. 160 at Porter Call 614-245- 9234 . 1974total electric 1411.70, 3 BR . Set up for woodburner New c;arpet Applicances and 28,000 BTU AC 1nctuded Hubeenwelt kftl)f Call614 -245 - 6163. 1971 Peerless 1 2x55 . S3000 . Call 614 -388·9092 . With large living room and bedroom additKm. Located on 3 acres. Call 614 -742 -3149 after 5:00pm. 1979 Nashua . 14~~.70. 3, bed room. 1 Y, bath, all electnc New 101112 ft deck with gates Channel Maner 10 ft sat illite dish Everything in very good c ondition. Priced right. Call 614 - 992 - 6710 or 614 -992 5895. 4 BR , house on 1 acre. Excel location. Ref Call A -1 Real Estate Broker Call 304-6765104, 3 bedroom house for rent in Syracuse Also 3 bedroom on · lincoln Heights . Pomeroy. Call 614-992,-7689 after 6 00 33 farms for Sale 6 acres With 4 BR remodeled house. Fruit trees , and outbuild· 1ngs in Rio Grande. Call 614245 -9595 20 acre farm wrth 3 BR house. Hannan Trace Road . Glenwood, W . Va . for more information call 304 -773-6118 or 773 -5186 after 5 .00. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 BR ., 12~t60 ,' on Ingalls Rd. off Rt. 218 !li200 a mo. plu~ util1ties 8100 dep. Call 614 388-9717 after 6 :00PM . 2 BR . trailer, furnished. natural gas. Adults only No pets Call 614 367- 7438 For Rent : AC .. furnished, 2 BR .. mobile home located at K & K on Eastern Ave S185 a month. Oep. and Ref. required. Call 614-256- 1187 2 OR , 12x60 partly furnished . Deposit required located in Centenary Call614-446-4292 . 12x60 2 SR . Mobile Home. Located on Soward A•dge Rd $160 Oep , &1SO a month. Call 614 256- 6206 or 245- 5122. 44 Apartment for Rent Furnished Efticiency $146 Ut1h· ties paid, share bath 607 Second Ave ., Gallipolis Ph. 446 -4416 after 7PM . Upttaira unfurnished apartment Utihtiet paid Carpeted, nocflild· ren or pets. Call 614 - 446-1637 Furnished apt. next door to Library. One professiOnal Adult only Parking Ph. 446-0338 . Furnished apartment, $210 . utilitin paid. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth, Gallipolts. Call 446- 4416 after 8pm. Commercial buildings for lease. Downtown Pt Pleasant. StOfes . offices. A -One Real £state. Carol Yeager, Broker. Call 304· 675- 6104 Modern 1 BR apartment, Call 614- 446 -0390 . Commercial building , metDI. in· sulated. 50' • 100', appl ~~~:i ­ matefv four years old. YJ acre lot . Four miles from new dam site. 304- 675-3040 or 876 -3431 . 35 Lots & Acreage 1 , 84 acres. nice flatland . Conven. IOution. Call614-4467827 lot for Nle. Cle'erview Estate•. 6 miln so . of Gallipolis on Rt. 7 . For more information call An9i&8 ' 00 AM -5,00 PM. 814 -448· 9446 . Nights. '1 4 ·256-6888 or 251- 1140. 37 acr" Crown City . Tobacco· baN. t16.500. Call 814 - 266· 6408. 1 'h IC lot on Jerry• Run Rd . Apple Grove, with rural water 304-578 - 2383. Apartment , fully carpeted . a•r cond itioned . tout electrrc 2215 '12 Mt. Verr}on Ave .. Pt Pleaunt . Call 614-992· 5858. APARTMENTS , mobile home5, houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipo hs. 614-446-8221 , 2 bedroom furnised apt, ref and depo!it. New Haven. W . Va .. 304 - 882 - 3267 or 304 -773 5024 Three bedroo ms, basement. ni ce yard. 304 - 675 -3030 or 675 3431 . 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms tor rent, day. week. month Gallia Hotel. Call 614· 446 -9680. Rent as low as $120 month Furn1!hed room 576 Utrht1es paid. Share bath. Single male. 919 Second Gallipolia. Call 446 -4416 after 7pm. 46 Space for Rent Ofliee Space for Rent. Excellent for Attorneys. Accountant. etc. Close to Court HouR. Clill Wiseman Real Estate Agency . 614-446 -3644 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33 , North of Pomtfoy. Rt~ntal trailers Call 614 -992 · 7479 Space for small trailers. All hook-ups Cable. Atso efficiency room !. air and ceble Mason, W.>ya. Call 304 -773 -6661 . SPACES FOR RENT - Trailer lou. Rt . 1, Locust Road , back of I< 81 K. 304 - 676 -1076. 47 Wanted to Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent Basic rent for 1 bdr ., $183.00; 2 bdr .. $219.00 . Also required a $200.00 security deposit. CONTACT . Jackton Estates Dept. Pfl 446-3997 Equal Houting Opportunity. Business Buildings 34 Remodehtd upstaml, 2 BR . unfurnished . utilities paid . Adults only. 749 Second Ave. Call 614 -446- 1457 after 3 30 PM • Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vill"e Manor and Rrverside Apartments in Middleport. From $215 . Including utilities Call 614-9S2· 7787. EOH 3 rooms and battl. gas haat. ground floor, w•s:her and dryer hook up, no ch1ldren. immediate Recently remodeled , 1 bed occupancy. rio pets, ~ phone room , m town Off-street park· 304 -676 -4480 e11t 53 or 60. ing . washer -dryer. References required 614 - 992 - 6912 or _ - - -- -- - - - - 614- 992· 6723 after 6 00 Apt S199. per month plus u11lit1e1 Ref. & small ~eposit requ.red . 304-.773-9594:' 3 bedroom. Aduhs No pets 304- 875 -4384 Furn1shed effrciency apartment. Downtown Point Pleasant. all Two bedroom , unfurn•shed utilities paid. Deposit rRquirMI house, 507 1(J 2nd Street , New Coli 304 - 895 - 3450. Haven. 304- 882 -2605 . 141170 Windsor wrth 1 4xJO 3 bedroom mobile home tor rent addition, 3 bedrooms, pond, · 1n Syracuse Call61 4 -992· 7689 appJox 3 acret. Gallipolis hrry, after 5 00 304·675-6930 . 2 bedroom mobile flo me, Y2 mile 1972 Windsor. 12x70, 2 bed- out Jer1cho Road calt atter 5 rooms, woodbur ner. air cond , p m., 304 - 675- 6483 . deck, awn1ng, 18, 100. 304 676 -1558 55'x10' Troy Mobile Home, set on· private tol. Henderson. Com pletely furn1shed, gat heat & sk~rtting . &3295 . Can remain On rented lot. $50. per month including water and sewage. 304 -675 - 1561 after 4 p m. for appointment 2 BR ., w1th stove and refrig 3rd Ave S260 a month plus dep Call 614- 245 - 9695. Rentals Houses for Rent Brooks1d8 Apartments ~ 446· 1932 or 446-4639. One Bed- · room apartment with large coun1rv kitchen, new aPPliances. ut1htv room. water, tewer and truh sarvicM providad. Quiet area. Furnished.downttairs, 3 rm1 and bath. Clean, No pets. Adults onlv . Deposit and Ret. RequR'ed . Ca11614-446 -1619. Nicffv furnithed. 2 BR apanment. Nice location. Adults only, Coli 614 - 446 -2404. Nice, 2 Br A" .. Stove. refrig . Furnished Water paid. Near Driva-ln Theatre. Call61 4-4467025. Furn11hed Apt Adults only All ulilitles paid. Get raady for winter. Ca11 .614 ·446-9623. 2 BR . apta. 8 cloaeta. kitchenappl . tu.niJhed . Wath&r-Dryar hook-up. ww , car:pet , newty painted. dack. ·. Regency, Inc. Apta. Call 304-675- 7738 or 876 - 6104. New wood 6 pc. living room suites, 5399 .95, New IWing room suites from S 179 95 to $700., Chnst of drawers, 4 drawer, $48 ., 5 drawer. $69.95; End tables from S69 .95 set. Used Furniture: bedroom su;tes; full sized beds. twin beds and rockers . Recliners from $99 .95 end up THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND Furnished apt.. 2 BR . $195. Water paid. 1 1 36 2nd. Ave Gallipctlis Call 614 -446 -4416 after 8 :00PM . 2 BR unfurnished garage apart men t No pets Call 614-446 1873 between 8 & 5. 41 PARSON ' S FURNITURE Furnished Apt ., 1 BR ., $226 utilities !)aid. 607 2nd. Ave. Galltpolis. Call 614-446· 4416 after 8 ·00PM Furnished Woodburning fireplace Utilities paid. cabteava1la· ble. One man only. Foster' s Mob1le Home Park. Call 614 446- 1602. 2 8R , unfurnished house with garage Accept one child . Ref and Oep. Call 614 -446 9686 . 1983 14 ' ~~:54' liberty mobile home. all electric, set up on rental lot 304 -675· 7653 after 5 P m. for Rent LOTS 81 ACREAGE - Site besida Ohio River. sites along Rt. 2, trailer sutes near Rt. 2 and waterside s1tea ·Phona 304· 576-2026 . ~rooms , 2 full batht, 10 acres. 1 1i:z months old Must see to appreciate. Call 614 -9492748. 3 90 Days same as cash w;th approved Cfedit 3 Milos out Bulavilla Rd. Open 9em to 5pm Mon. thru Sat Ph 614-446 0322 3 or 4 Bedroom house in Kyger Creeft School District. Referen ces Ph. 614· 446 -8621 . 3 BR home 1n or around Gallipolis Call614- 446 -3128 49 for Lease FOR LEASE . one - bedroom opartment overlookong -;ty po•k "' $175 . P• month Call614-4462326 or 446-4425. FOR LEASE: Apartment With completely remodeled ktt chen, bath. bedroom and livingroom middle August. Availablefloor, Sacond corner of Second and Pme. Parking area provided 8225 per month. 0 , 8250 woh kitchen appliances furn iJhed Call 614 - 446 -2326 or 446 4425. CARPET - 9x12 · as low as $60lols to pick from . Also cut carpet , $6 .00 a yd . and up Financing avail. Swival rockers. $100 Mollohan Furniture, Upper River Rd. Call 614 -446 7444. 1 Po wer Saver - Montgomery Ward Air Conditioner 8300 BTU S200 . Call 614- 446 2624. 23.2 c u. ft . Chest freezer Very goodcond S200 Call614 - 256 9352. Mag1c Chef Stove Chest type free1er Cell614- 367- 0243 Early Amer~can Sofa. love seat . swivel rOcker and ottoman . Excel. cond Call aftet 6 PM 614-446 - 0052 Retng , Amana side by side, nice. good cond., coppertone Cox -M ercervilleRd 8011 219 -E, Mercerville. Colonial style floor model TV. Reasonable Call 614 - 9 92 3214 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan ' s' Used Tire Shop. Over 1.000 tires . Sll8! 12. 13. 14, , 5, 16, 16 5 . 8 miles out Rt. 218 . Call 814 -256 -6261 PlastiC CIStern !late approved, piastr e septic t anka. ptast1c cuivarts, metal cuivens RON EVANS ENTERPRISES . Jackson. Oh 614-286 - 5930. 1971 Hond• Goldwing 1000. 75 ll ttl7..,. ..... ' lnl: I.H Ill SliWPIIi;S Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming All breed s All s1ylea . Julia Webb Ph 614 -446 0231 . Oragonwynd Catt'ety Kennet CFA Himalayan , Persian and Siameaa kitten1. AKC Chow puppies, New k1ttent ; Siamen and Himalayans Call 61• - 4463844 after 7PM 61 Farm Equipment c~oss & soNs U.S. 35 We1t. Jackson, Ohi o . 614-286- 64&1 Massey Farguson, New Holland. Bustl Hog Sale• & Sarvlce. Over 40 used tr•ctor1 to choose ftom & complete line of new B. used equipment largelt teltetion in S.E. Ohio. 'nternat1onal 360 diesel tractor with loadM, 12396. 1200 OaviCI Brown dietel tractOf. $2495. Gt~nder, Mlxe•. 8650. Cfll6141' 286-6522 AKC Boston Te"1ers, 2 females10 weeks old. Call 614· 25B· S354 . 1936 Alice Cflarmer tractor. I 600 Set of turn plows on rubber. 160. 9 ft cuiipadcer. I 76. H orte drawn wagon on wheels . 160. Home made wagon on rubber, 175. C•ll 419· 864- 4262 . AKC Reg. femele Golden Re· triever pup. Wormed aod shots. Ready to go Call efter 5 ·00, 614-446-66,1 John Deere 40 3 point hitch . W•de front end. Runs good. Brush hog included S2200. C•ll 614-742 - 2674 . AKC Registered Chow Chow puppies. Call614 - 388 - 9031 , Etkim_o Spitz dogs. full blooded, Call614 -446 -4656. Red Doberman pups. 6 wk s. old Call614 379 -2813. B1r1, chains. and sprockets to fit almott any uw SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO ., Henderson, W Va. 304-675 - 7421 . Tobacco sticks $15 . per 100. Morgan' s Woodlawn Farm. R t . 35 304-675 -1286 Half Chow Chow puppies . Mother AKC Reg Weaned . Ready to go. 8 25 each. Cute Call 614 -446 -2108 . U•ed M -475 and V434 Vermeer trenchers 1 · 614 -694 -1842 or 694· 5006 AKC Rottweiler pup, male 12 wk s &350 :304-875 - 1286 62 Wanted to Buy Musical Instruments Now buying shell corn or ear corn . Call forlatest quota1. River City Farm Supply, 614 · 446 2985 63 Hammond Elegante wtth leslie speaker. top of the line. excellent cond1hon , S6900. Proctorvili e- I Duroc Boars Bred just hlca the boars we t etted at the Otuo Tastatio'l. that ga1nad over 2 .6 lbs . pet' day . Rog• Benlley, Sabina, OH 513 ·584 · 2398 . Seat'S Twrn Stroller . $50. Call 614 -256 -1423 Piano and Organ lesson•· Allen Stra1t . Call614 -446 -4663 . B Holstein heiflfl due to c elt in tl.tl Cell 614 -446 -1323 or 245 -91?0 2 !fewing machines. 2 vacuum . Trombone for sale. year -old, cleaners , 1 elech ic typewriter . used twice , 1226 00. Phone 304 -675 -6852 . Call 614-446· 1488. Used Balqwtn Acruon1c p1ano. Good cond ition. please call 304-675-7691 . Selmar Bundy Tenor Sax Will Sac:nfic:e, 304-1575- 1202. I Bundy flute and music stand. !l300 304 -676· 4144 . fruit & Vegetables Red raspberries Pick your own or we pick . Cell Taylor' s Berry Patch 614- 246 - 5064 or 446 8692 . Holstein Bull Calves. Call 6143B8 -B624 MOVED- Mu1t Sell ·2 poniet . 1 mara, 1 geldin'g . Malceofler Call 614- 379 -2502. ' Charol~• 6 Simmental C•ttle. Mottly regiStered. Call 614 · 367-7419. Beauti ful B11y Thoroughbred Mare. also chestnut Yearling Filly. Both registered , excellenl blood hn .., 304-676 -3030 or 676 -3431 64 Hay & Grain Hay for sale S1 .26 pet bal e Call 614-992 -6159 S.rley (for covar crop or taed) for 111la Don Johnton 614 -B43 5206 PEACHES While and Yellow. Fuet 011 stove for sale. Good ' this witek . Kaiser Fruit Farm. one cond ition except needs fan . S35 . mile below Athalia. Call 614 Call614 - 247 -3104 886 -6436 Miud hay 11 . bale on wagon Hay for bedding 60c. 304 -675· 567S Salillite Dish. 8 ft . Oexcel Rece iver , Pentex Tracker. All remo1e Only 1$750. Call 614~ 992-6379. Faad Special for August . Oat Aifalfa-Hay-; Straw $1 . &0 bale Morgans Woodlawn Farm, Rl 36-" 304- 676- 128&. 8 HP Oynamark Aiding Mower. 36 1nch cut w1th snow blade. Call614 -992 -2754. H9melite Chain Saw. 8 h . truck topper. Maytag Wringer Washer . Call 614-985-3839 or 614986-3931 . TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS, hot r&blue1ng. now takmg order orders for custom Mausen call 304-676 -4631 . Water bed, good cond1t1on, &175., 304-675 -2563 Queen size waterbed. full wave . 3 shalf headboard, 3 setssheets, 8200 After 6 p m .. 304-7739137 •GRAPES Pick your own Qr available at the sales room . Also apples. honev. ancl assorted tood items . Dun Rovin fruit Farm, Rt 681 te of Albany . Call614 -698 -6298. Grapes rtpened early . Concord and other wine. juice and jelly variety. Pick your own or~f:luy at sales room . Dun Ravin Fruit Farm. Rt 681 se of Albany. 0 . Call 614-698 -6298 Weekdays 10- 6. Weekend• 9 -6 Transportation 71 Autos for Sale Quality Fruitt and Veglrtables retail and wholeule. B • S Produce acrost from Pi zza Hut, Gallipolit . Ohio 1983 Ford Fairmont- onaowner. lihe n8W'. *2496. 1981 Mazda pick-up truck . N1ce. No ru1t . &1695. Celt 614 ·286· 6522 . Yellow Freestone Canning Pe1ches Now Availabte. Call for varieties and prices. BOB'S N!ARKET Maton 773 -&721 Open 7 Days 1983 Z- 28 Camero. 32,000 miles on body. 600 miles on 360 engine, 6 spd. lotided, louvers, bra and car cov8r included. Call 814,- 245 -9497. ~=::::::::::::::::::~t:;:::::::::::::::::::::.J SNAFU ® by Bru +-e Beattl·e 'Li 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FU~NITU~E 62 Oliva St .. Gallipolis. NEW- 6 pc. wood group- t3:99 . Living room suites- 8199 - t699. Bu~k be~s with bedding- $199. Full tiZf mattress 6 foundation startj/lg - 899 . Rec:lil'lers startUig- 899. . USED- Beds, dresser•. bedroom suitea . e199 - $299 . Desks, wringer washer. • complete line of uted furniture. NEW- Western boott· $30. Workbopts $18 & up. !Steel & soh toe) . C1ll 814-446 -31&9. 1975 Charnet SE. Good work • car. 1979• Muttang , 4 cyl., 4 spd. Good work cor . Coli 814 379- 2e52. --:1S-7::-6::-D::-od--:g-e-A:-,-p-on-S::-t-o:-tl-on -wagon. 1300 1977 Dodge Atpen Stationwagon. t500 . Co11814 - 388-9724 76 71 Autos for Sale 1983 Camaro Z-28 . T-lop, PS .. PB ., PW.and door locks, AM FM -Caat, AC • axl:ra nice Black . Coli 614 - 245-6040. 1977 Camaro Rally Sport , PS ., PB .. Auto S1600. Call 614 266- 1141 or 268 •8543. 1988 Ch~ . Cavalier, black . 26.000 miles Delu~~:e Interior. cruise. AC.. AM -FM - radio. 18600. C11t 614 - 246 -9110 or 4.&6 -2323 1980 Oldsmobile 350 diesel. S800 or beat offer Call 614 446 -7211 after 5 00. 1983 Chevette. Standard, 4 speed. rn good co ndition . 49,000 miles 132 Butternut, Pomeroy, Oh10 Sta1nleu sttel e•hautt tystem s. Now custom miKie tor your truck. motor hom8 or clats• c car With lite-time warranty Muffle-r Man. $ Shmpson Ave., Athens, OhiO 1 · 800-843- 3167. 1982 Ford EXP Sun roof. PS , PB, AM -FM . t2000 . C1ll 614 446·0809 after 6 :00 pm. 1987 Pontile Grand Am SE Sports Coupe. Only one month old. Candy 1pple. Eagle GT. mags , auPif stereo . Only 3800 miles, SharpJ Relocating. Call 614 -992-2737 or 6 92·3031 EXT . 328 . . 1978 Oldl tlat•on w1gon , 19 77 Ford V•n. -304 -458- 1530. 1978 Mustang, uand•d shi ft. " cyl , good condition , ·t1000. 304 - 675-8536. 1983 Ch('taler Lebaron. air CO{\dlt'on. auto., power lleering & bralles. AM -FM , ex cellent cond .. $4,200. 304-675 - 3514 1974 Pontiac, good tunning condition, 1360. 609 , st Street. Point Pleasant . 1969 Chevroltrl pickup. 3 speed. S6$5 : 1977 Oodga Aspen . $426 ; 1980 Mercury Bobcai. 4 1peecl. t795 . 304 -676 -6394, Trucks for Sale 1969 Chev ahort · bed. Runs good. Call 614 -446 -8832 after 6.00 PM . C1u. Jeeps and Truck1 under &300. Buy diui ctl Local Gov' t Illes Siued and Repo vehiclet . Call Now! 1-518 -459 -3636 Ext . J1022 for dlractory. 24 hr• 1972 Whhe Fre~ghtliner COE 350 Cummins Engine 116,000 miles out of framt~ major RTO 9610 trentmjssion . Rockwell 4:11 ratio rears 10:22 t1res on budds. 814·985 ·•422 1987 S ·10. PS . PB. 4 speed. longbed . 1600 lb. payload. For sale or trade. ' Call 614 - 9926575 1982 ChBYy Truck. Good thape, lOti of extrat. Call 814-992. 276, 1985 Ford Pickup. U ,OOD . Call 304· 675 -7475 after 4 p.m . weekday anytime on Saturdey and Sundav. 197e Ford Carrl&r, tutone blue. 4 cyl .. 6 speed. $960. 304-67S:2663. 1978 % ton Chevy tl\lck . V -8. 4 speed, 5& ,000 milas . One ownltf. call aher 5 p.m , 304576 -2375. 1985 Toyota SR6, long bed pictcup. PS. PB. powarwlndowa. tilt wheel. cru ise control. sun ;~~: 4 :~:~:9 miles, •1 .000. 1983 Chevv ST-10 4~~:4 . V-6 , 4 speed. high mile.ge, but tharp . 83800 304-675- 3044. ~;:;;:=:;==:;;::::;::;:;:;= 73 V 8t 4 W D ans .. . 1988 Ford Ranger XLT Super . Cab. 4 cyl .. 6 spd .. 4 WD .~ quad . stereo. 10.000 miln. t12 .000. Call 614· 367-0438. 1983 Hondo Accord . 4-door. l!l -1peed. cruise, AM -FM -CASS Stereo. 12.000 mi.. t&.OOO . Jackson 614-286 -11576. 74 8BOS. Motorcycles 1974 Whit:e Conlette Stingray . Black le.th«interlor. T-top. PW. AC, tow mllei9a. Call 614 - 4461766 198f!i Harley Davld1on FlTC. E.C . •tways garaged. M•nv ecceuorl• . Asking tlliOO. Call Day - 814-44e-633e, Evening814-446-4411 . 1977 Ponti•c Ventura. 4 dr., V-8. auto .. AM-FM-Cass. or best off•. Call 614· 2415· 9167 . 19815 Honda CR-125 . Oood lhiPe. wa1tr cooltd. Call·61 4379-2182. 1978 Pontiac Bonneville. 2 dr., PS .. PB .. tlh and cruise, AC . Excel cond. Call614-367·0397 after 15 :00 PM . Auto Parts s.· Accessories QRoarrange lettors of •he ~w I four scr amb led w ordt beto form four simple words RUTKEC I I LUGLY .. e Uted and Rebuilt transmluions . Internally inspected and uuaranteed . Installation available. We buy junk tranamiuions. Call 814 -446 -0966 . a ARLO AND JANIS ::-----,-~:-,-- fc ­ Ouat exhaust kilt, S99 .96 Installed Mo•t Ford•. Chevy trucks. Van1, 4~~:4 ' 1 . Mufti• Man. 9 Stimp1on Ave .. Athena, Ohio. 1-800- 843 -3767. '~'£~.~I R, I Dl D WATCH TV All Atlti?NOON A~THOUGil l Kt.IEW 1'00 DISAPfR'OVtD and financial news with Lou i NORTH FRANK AND ERNEST Camping Equipment 79 Motors Homes & Campers Serv1ccs 81 .. . I THINK WE 1RE IN FOR SOME HEIWY Home Improvements WEATHER! BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlon .. lifetime guar•nl ee Local references furni•htd. Free ettimatet Call collect 1-&14 237 -0488. d-v Of nigflt. RogetsBasement Jennifer downplays her in1elli~ncs to win a boy's attention. (R) (!) Volleyball Kentucky Fried Chicken O~onel's Classic Men's Volleyball from Watttl'proof i ~ . Havana. Cuba: USA vs Cuba (T) SWEEPER end sewing machine 1ep1ir, parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery. Davis Vec:uum C luner , o ne half mile up Georgn Creeh Rd. Call &14 446 -02S4 . when she causes an "!IDJ, OF ({)(Jf<SE, 1J-IE.I<£ flRE. IJ£\U l;USTaiiJAIRE5 10 FILl CVT.. .cruc.JS€LtiJG SE55a.JS ...151Lt5 10 Prt.'t'... SO::IAL LIFt F1tty Tree Tr imming, slump removal. Call 304 -676 -1331 . Rotlry or c •ble tool dtllhng. Moat wells completed same day Pump sales and terv ice. 3048S5 - 3802 swallows the . :::-.129 ,-. . ' . t?.: MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP topdead take 304 - YOU'RE qQiNI:< TO SEE THE FACE OF THE EN ~Y lVDAY, I'vE I NVITED ElOME 6-ER\/IS TO MY ANTI- G,ERM l-ECTURE . BE F5'\I<LE56. Wuher and dryer service and repair Reason•ble ratel . 30 years e•perience. Call6 '14- 367 0322 . ~ II) 1121 MOVIE: 'Local Hero' CBS Thureday Movie (PG)(1 :51) 1!]1 Larry King Livel In dep1h interviews with top 9 :30 0 rn 1111 Night Court Harry's court is ordered tO dec1de all its cases by midnight. (R) 10:00 0 C2J 1111 L.A. Law Kuzak must choose between his client. (R) (!) Speedworld (l) D Cll 20/20 0 (I) Casebook of She~ock Holmes Jhe Case of the r Recent Broadway revival of Kaulman and Hart"s 1936 classoc. (2:001 0 11)1 Evening News A wrap up of 1oday's news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news stones. (1 :00) IHJ News BARNEY ' JUGHAID JUST WENT HE WON'T OVER TO JAMEY'5 BE LATE·· FER SUPPER, THAT'S FOR PAW SHORE ·. 10:30 (I) Vengeance (NR) (1.40) fll (!) USA Tonight 11:00 (I) Hardee ade and McConnlck 11 rn m a Cll ®J m 1121 1151 Now1 Cil Sign Off 1121 Monayllne Current Dillard Water Servic; : Pools, Ci11erns. Wells. Delivery Anytime. Call 614-44&-7404.,ho Sunday calls . "' and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0,30) IHJ Telea !rom the D8rkoide fl) CZJ Love Connection 11:30 0 (I) 1111 Tonight Show @ SporteCenter (L) (l) WKRP In Cincinnati D Cll Nlghlllne 0 ®J 1HJ Trapper John, M.D. 1121 Sporta Tonight Action packed sports highlights with N1ck Charles and Jim Huber. (0:30) tD 1121 MOVIE: 'Pope John Paul II' CBS Late Movie fll CZJ Late Show 12:00 (]) Bum• and Allan @ Sporlelook (R) • A & R Water Service. ' Home cisterns. well•. pools filled. Form8fly James Boys Water. Call 304-675- 6370. Wattoraon ' s Wat~e' Hauling, reuonable ratet , immediate 2,000 gallon delivery, cisterns, poolt. well, elc. call 304-576291S. Formerly Ken's now John's Water Service, John Watterton Jr Owner. 1.000 or 2 .000 tervlce . 30. -678-2248. uti 'IOU ALSO ~AVE 10 SIGN M Cuttom CouchH and UP FOR FIVE 'r'EARS AND START AT niE BOTTOM A'$ A PRIVATE! R~uphol1tery, St. Rt. 7. Crawn Mowrey '• Upholstering serving trl county area 22 veers . The belt In furniture llpholsterlng. CaH 304-876 - 4164 for . free ett1mat" . mNlahtHne Q PEANUTS Upholstery 1983 HondsBjgAadlWiteeler. Rebuilt engln.e. new th'•. naw muffler, chain and sprockets. e6oO or best offar. Call 61•379 -2742 . • 9 8 7" +AK1087 WEST +QB .8752 tKQJ 104 +53 EAST +K 9 74 •s +8532 +J642 SOUTH +AJ 10 5 .AKQJI09 tA +Q9 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West Norlll East Pass Pass I NT 3 5 Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass + + Pass Opening lead: +K club 10 to win the Irick? Declarer car:i .. now play a spade to his jack. West will win the queen and try to cash a diamond. South will ru!f and play the club queen to the A·K. When the club ja.ck does not fall, South can now try aneth· er spade finesse. That wins, and the slam is shll made. ~~N~~- . -' bv THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS l Light- feather 4 Buying place 8 Over again 9 Slacken 11 Ceremony 12 Webster or Cicero 14 Muslim 37 Sour substance 38 Officious 39 Colorado Indian DOWN 1 Old womanish 2 Start going 3 Reverence 4 With man's name leisure 15 Binary 5-and 16 Chemical Leander 6 Japanese suffix city 17 Cerebral 7 Carry into 19 Never execution (Ger.) 20 Like Alice 8 Ancient Syria in drama 21 Poker style 22 "-Sung Blue" 23 Prosperity 24 Plucky 25 Discolor 26 Timores~ coin 27 P.L.O. leader 30Roscoe 31 Incipient flower 32 Fixed charge 33 "The Male Ye~~~l:' Answer 10 Speaker's platform 13 Walter or, John 15 Zest 18 Prong 21 Beverage 22 Learned one 23 - o( Avon 24 Giddy 25 Imperfect 28 Mountain nest 29 Watch over 31 Fish 34 Chairman 35 Greek "T" .. 35 Set of three 36 Cheers!, e.g. DAILYCRYPTOQUOT~-Here's how to work it: 8/20 reports on world economics J & J Water Service. Swimming pools, cisternt. wellt . Ph . 614· 246 - 9285 . C1ty, Oh 61.· 261 - 1470, E\le. 114-448 -3438 Open daily 91o 4:30, Sat. 9:30 to 1 .30. Old & new Uphostered. V8~ous C!l MOVIE: Ride Beyond General Hauling 1880 KawaAki. new tires. new battery. heel. cond .-garage kept. Call 614· 245-9507 or 448-1767. Woman in Green @ Great Performances Retidential or commercial Wir: ing. New service or repain. LlcRnsed electrician . Estimate free. Ridenour El8ctrical, 304676 ·1788 R • Blue consc•ence and a repulsive 84 Electrical . & Refrigeration 87 I THOLJ~T C>OGSWERE SU~TO Plumbing & Heating CARTER 'S PLUMBiNG AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipoli s, Ohio 'Phone 614- 44& - 3888 or 614446 -4477 85 priceless newsmakers and celebnties. CH IPS. 82 earthquake . (R) O (Q) MOVIE: Jackson County Joii(RI (1 :25) ' 9:00 (]) 700 Club 0 (]) 1111 Cheers Woody begins dating Sam 's goddaughter, without Sam's knowledge. (R) 1:;! 0 Cll Our Wo~d 0 (!) I!D Mystery! A goose Carbuncle, which was stolen . Stlrlls Tree end ll~n Servtc•, l1wn c are. landse1ping. stump removal , 304 - 578 -2842 or 576 - 2S03 . OUVERS Ttee Tt lmmlng, ping, tumming, pruning w ood. s1orm damage. downs. Free Ea'timates. 675 - 3817 , (J) The Charming• Lillian learns lesson in loneliness N:n.JN.LY I L00 A V~ AC.TI\..E RON ' S Telev is ion Serv i ce . House c ells on RCA , Ou•zar, GE! . Speci 1ling in Zenith. Call 304 · 676 -2398 or 614 -441 · 2454 ' 0 EtK & MEEK ' •o m Greats of the Game fl 2 1 tt Chateau Camper with tun bath, 1lt~ep a si11 Ooodcondftkm. Awning and TV antenn•. Call 614· 985 -4418 . 8-10 -Bl +s 3 2 South may have been 7:30 0 (]) (l) New~ed Game . when he jumped to four I]) Speedweek (T) ing lor aces. There was OCil Judge North's bidding to suggest that he ®J Wheel of Fortune 1;1 values that would justify a slam con· 1!]1 Crossfire (0:30) tract. But this time South was lucky, tl) 1121 1!51 Jeoperdytl;l since the North cards supported quite fll (!) Major League a decent play for six hearts. Most Baseball overbidders play their cards well 8:00 Cil Daktarl. Long Hun.1 (they have to, to avoid going broke), D C2J 1!51·The Cosby Shaw and South was no exception. There IS a baby born every He won the ace of diamonds and minute, or so it s'eems to drew trumps. He could see that he had Cliff. (R) 0 · I]) Speedworfd Barber Saab all13 tricks if the jack of clubs feltun· Series from Sonoma. der the Q·K·A. If it didn't, he might California (R) need to find either the K·Q of spades (l) MOVIE: Happy Birthday or any doubleton spade honor in the to Me (A) (1 :58) East hand. All of those chances im· 0 Cll Sledge Hemmerl The proved the probability of the slam suconly clue 1o a rash of jewel ceeding, but declarer wanted even heis1s 1s their hairdresser. (R) more insurance. And he found it. InThe Man Who Loved stead of playing queen and a cl~b. he Birds led the club nine from his hand and ®J tD 1121 Scarecrow and overtook with the 10 in dummy. Natu· Mrs. King Dolly 's new love rally East won -the jack and returned a turns out to be a phony with diamond. Declarer trumped, overtook more than an alias. (R) the club queen in dummy and was able llll Striped Bess: Mysterious to discard three lOlling spades on the Diuppearence good clubs. Although this play sacri· 1121 Prtmenewo Wrap ups of !iced the best chance for a overtrick, it the day's world news and in depth teature repons. (1:00) paid off in today's layout, and the slam was made. 8:t 5 (1) MOVIE: Texas Across the Rlver(NA) (1 :41) But what if East had allowed the 8:30 0 (I) 1!51 Family Ties Auto Repair Struts. $119. 96 pair, inatalled Most models. Muffler Man, 9 Shmpt on Ave . Athens, Ohio. 1-800-843 -3767 78 Flavor - Cease - Haven - Loosen - COIVFESS A lransit cop boarded the commuter 1rali1, took out his summons book and grinned, "Does anyone have something to CONFESS?" , tl) 1121 4-14 Superior wire rim wheels. 304 -675 -4392. 77 YEsTERDAY;fSCRAM-LEii'"ANSWERS Dobbs. (0:30) 1!51 Wheel of Fortune 1977 Chwy ChavattfJ, good motor. Sell tor pans. $100. 304-882 -3323. 1973 Oid• 9& . •uoo. 1978 LJn co ln Marie V , t4300 304 675 -7283 1976 CJ6 Jeep. new paint and top, 16x36 tires, 304 - 676 - 1976 Dodge Dart Swinger 221 Slant Six. Gr"t Cond. tBOO or bttt offer. Call 614-256· 9301 , S-11 PM. anchored !Iva from New York. (0:30) 7:00 (}) Hardcaatle and McCormick C2J PM Magazine Gl SportaCenter (LJ ill Entertainment Tonight (J) People'a Court (f) I!D MacNeil/ Lehrer NewaHour (1 :00) ®)News 1!]1 Moneyfine Current reports on world economics 1981 Chevrolet Truck. Standard t hift. On e owner, Call 614 - 9853839 . 72 :::: cas Went;r:el camping tent . 1 Oll14. 1984 Mustan9. list t8200., sell Call 814 -446 -0066 •Iter 15 .00 14400. Call614 -992 -6190. ' PM . 1978 Th11nd•blrd Diamond JubiiM. Moon root. 24,000 mill!t&. Very good cand . 12800 as is. Call814-268· 0704. •soo "I said : Old you make lito the rock concert?! '.' . 1978 Ford LTD . t400 . 304-675· 6429. Livestock Wotlc Horse tor tale. Appro• , ,000· 1,200 lbt 1300 Call 614 -367 -7118 . Catalylic con\lerters. onlv $89.95 . Most moCiels. Installation also available. Muffler Man , 9 StimpsOn Ave., Athens, Ohio · 1 -800 -843 -3757. ' 1979 Chtyalttl' Must tee to appreci ate Clll614 -949 - 25 68 304 - =.;:=::;;::::::;:=;==== 58 THURS., AUG. 20 • '::~:t:~' S@~~lA-"f..tfS" - - - - - - - Ultod ~y CU.Y I . rOUAN - " - - - - - the entertainment world is & Llvt:stock Electric guitar and amp. Yamaha 12 string acoustic. BOth e ~~: c el cond . Also other guitars .Call 614· 446 -0556 Kirby Vacuum clean• w;th attachments and scrubber , $168 . Rebuilt and still guaran teed Cash or terms . Call 614 992 -7142. Boats and . Motors for Sale Mark Twain boat and trailer for sale. Call 614·446- 2668 . ~~==:::::;:::;::;:::;:::;:::;,:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;====-~ Fo r Sale- 2 very choice lots in Ohio \Iaiiey MemOry Gardens with Vaults . V atue at 82200 w 1!1 sell tor 51500 Call 614- 446 3499 UsBd M -475 and V434 Vermeer Trenchers 1 -614 -694 -7842 or 5005. e 6:00 Cil Big Velley Explosion Part 2 o rn (l) o Cll ®J Ill 1121 1111 Nowa I]) SportsLook (T) (!).Dr. Who Androids of Tara llll Secret Clly Sl CZJ Ballteatar Gataclica 5,30 0 (}] 1151 NBC Nlghlly News I]) Winner'• Circle (R) ill D (J) ABC News 1;1 (!) Nlghly Buolneaa Report ®J tD 1121 News il]l Wooster Square 1!]1 ShowBiz Today News of 1979 17¥: ft. Chrysler Cru;.., Ch~yalar motor. Call 614-446-7211 etter&·Oo. Cornatt. used 6 months. $300 Call 614-446 -091 2 before 6 ;00 PM . and 614- 446 -4179 after 5 :00PM :-:--,--cc-c::---,-- - - -lc- • e EVENING 140 HP Re&dy m1x concrete and all concrete supplies. Call ut Valley Brook Cament and Supplies, 304-773-6234. 610- sl!~ - 6440 c • Pontoon Boat · 60 HP. Johnton, treiter 82750. Can 614 -4464043 after 6 :00 PM Concrete blocks all silas yard or delivery. Mason tan d. Gallipolis Block Co., 1 231f.l Pine St .• GallipoliJ. Ohio Call 614- 44627B3 . 57 <· 800 miles. 12996. Sertous lnquiriM only . 304-875 -8&30. 55 Building Supplies ; AA~ 'tlO ~ BI.DVIIIJb O)r I~TOOC1" ~11161~1 Te(evi"SI"on V . Iewing 1981 red Honda 700 Megnt, Four 13 _inch tlr" off Mu, tang, two 1 4 inch tires '!Yith rims; Hatlequin books. bird cage. large punch bowl and cups, 304- 6762636 . Three young raccoons . 896· 3972 .. 1984 Kawasaki KDX 80, 304· 875 -1202 Used Baldwin Acrasonic pi.,o. good condition ; Honda Twin Star motorcycle. $600. Please coli 304 -675 -76S1 . 56 BORN LOSER Good cond . $1000 Call 614446-9671 1976 Pontiac Sunbird, ~~""n gas range. browntweedracllner, solid wood TV cablnat whh doors. Honda 50 motorcycle. 304-675-6072 or 676- 2398 after 6 . · 8uilding Matenala Block, br~ck , sewer pipes, "!Nin· dOWf, lintels, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Call 814245-51 2~ . ~~~~~~~~~u~·~1~9~8~r~~.. ~------~._--------------~~~~~~~::Oi:hi~o~~i:::~ii----~~~;;;;;;:;~~;o:~~·ly~S~em~in~e~l=~;;~1~1. M otorcyclea Honda1976, Model200. Excel . cond . low mileage, fleaso"able. Call 614 - 446 ~ 1368. Unlimited free Kodak FUm. plus free quality 3"5MM camera . Toll free 1· 800 -433 -631 2 124 Hrs.). John Deere 212 lawn and garden tractor. 46 in mower 2 wheel cart . L1ke new cond . Call 614-446· 23,47 74 New 81 Utecl tupplin for bee kMpera . live bee hivu free with supplies, 304 -671- 2106. Merchandise County Appli1nce, Inc.' Good used appliances and TV sets. Open BAM to IPM . Mon thru Sot. 614 -448-1899, 827 3rd. A~Je . Gallipolis, OH . ®by Larry Wright Ladies 26" 3 1f)Md bicycle Almost new, t&O. 304 -8823323 Sofas and chaira priced from $396 to S995 T1blea 850 and up to 8125. Hide-a-beds 8390 to $696 . Reclinefl $225 to S375 Lamps $28 to t126. Dinet.tes S1 09 and up to S495. Wood tabla w -6 cheurs $28 5 to S795. Desk $100 up to 8375. Hutchet 8400 and up. Bunk beds complete w -mattrestet &296 and up to $396 . Baby bed4 $1 10. Mattresset or boJI spr~ngt full or twtn 568, firm S78, and $88 Queen set1 8226. King 8360. 4 drawar chest 869. Gun cabmets 6 gun Gat or eleetrlc range S375 , Baby mattresses S36 & S45 Bed frames $20. S30 & Ktng fnme 150. Good selection of bedroom suites. matal cabinets. headboards UO and up to $65 . · busineSs with 10 a.11.cellent in- KIT 'N' 7ft. locust pott for sale. •1 .26 each. Call614 -258 -9367. Valley Furniture, new & uted. large section of Quality furni· ture . 1216 Eutern Ave • Gallipolis. Business Opportunity Real Estate Thursday, August 20,1987 IICil""More Real People I!D Sign Off 11)1 NeweNight L!ve news with Patrick Emory and K~sten Lindquist (1 :00) 12:30 (]) Bell of Oroucho II (J) 1111 Late Night with David L.atlerman (JJ NFL Filma PreNnta Larry Caonke (R) (l) ( Rockfonl Flhta t1 (J) More 111• People ®J MOVIE: Billy Jack (PG) (1 :52) 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 fonnati~ of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 8-20 YGQGQTGY: V C M N Z M X N N U G YG FRY S M ti 0 G Y D N IJ Z X H R YG F . YGSZN Q J X G D JYSGYM NYROGIGYM RXS QJ XGD FUGFAM . - .. ' VJGD RSRQM Yeaterday'e Cryptoquote: I BEUEVE IN LOYALTY . WHEN A WOMAN REACHES AN AGE SHE LIKES, SHE SHOUI:.o STICK WITH IT.- EVA GABOR ·I •\ �\ • Page-12- The Daily Sentinel -____;,.Local briefs--Board to close Friday noon (C The Meigs County Board of Elections will close at 12 noon Friday. Workers will be going to the Meigs County Fair where. they will .regisler voters at the WMPO booth. ' EMS has .JO calls Wednesday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports 10 calls Wednesday; Middleport at 12:28 a.m. to.the corner of Third and Mill St s. for B~enda Hawley to Veterans Memorial Hospital : Middleport at 12: 42 a.m. transported Ed na Grimm from an auto accident on Bradbury Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Racine at 4:55 a .m. took Ralph Webb to Veterans Memorial Hospital : Pomeroy at 11:29 a.m. to Owl Hollow Road for Nancy Dee IT) to St. Joseph's .Hospital; Olive Township Fire Department at 12:06 p. rn. to a brush fire at Long Bottom ; Racine at 12: 23 p.m. to the fairgrounds for Kefth Spencer to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 3: 35 p.m. to the fairgrounds for Angela Barnhart to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital: Racine at 7:26p.m . to the fa irgrounds for Amy Yates to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport Fire Department at 8:13p.m. to a brush fire on Zuspan Hollow Road; Racine at 10:02 p.m. to Front St. for Jennie · Scarberry to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Roush to present time capsule Comm issioner Manning Roush will present the county's cont r ibution to a special tim e capsule project being sponsoried by Ohio At toraney General AnthonyCeletreeze Jr .. tonight, 7:45p.m .. on the gra ndst and s tage at the Me igs County Fair. A representlve of the attorney general will be present to accept the contribution. Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi Firm Price Am Electric Power .. .. .. n . •• "28V. AT&T .. .. ............... ........ .. .. .. 34 % Ashland Oil ........ ..... .... ....... 67% . Bob Eva ns Farms .... ....... .. 251f., Charming Shoppes . "... ... ...... 32 % Federal Mogul. ..... ... .... ......... .49 Goodyear T&R .... .... .... ... .... 74 1,{, Heck; s Inc ................... ..... .. . 41f., Limited Inc .......... ".......... .. 501{. Multimedia Inc . ..... ...... .. ........ 68 Rax Res tauran ts ....... ... ......... .. 5 Robbins & Myers ............. :.. 10 '!, Thanday, August 20, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Weather South Central Ohio Mostly sunny toda y, with highs in the mid 80s. Partly cloudy t~night . with a low between 60 and 65. Variable cloudiness Frid~y, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and highs In the upper 80s. The probabilit y of preclpila· lion is near zero today and tonight and 30 percent Friday . Winds will be light and varia· ble today and tonight. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Humid and a chance of thun; derstorms Saturday, with partly cloudy skies and less humid Sunday and Monday. against the defendant. Mary Lou Hoover, Pomeroy.. anMHerbert Olen Hoover, Mid· dleport, have requested · their marriage be·dissolved. - Seeks divorces . Debra Gallagher Huff.man, Middleport,' has filed for a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Brady M. Huffman, Middleport. A res· training order has been Issued Norbert Pat Neutzllng Jr., Middleport, has flied for divorce from Anita Sue Neurzllng, par· kersburg, W.Va. • Marlon E. Snider has been Court news granted a divorce from Patricia: Snider. Granted a dissolution were Cindy Sue Warner and Mark Cit n ton Warner . A REAL An action for moneyhas been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Shinn Electric Co ., Ripley, W.Va .. against Greg Garretson, Portland. Ronald E. Joseph and Grace L. Joseph, L<~k emore; have filed an action aga inst James W. Suttle and Greta Suttle, Long Bottom, to quiet title to property. A temporary restraining order has been granted by the courr to · prevent the defendants from blocking, damaging or touching a driveway involved In the action. The case of Ingram Distribu tion Group Inc. , Nashvllle. Tenn .. against James Carnahan and Thorlelf Bentz. doing· business as J&T Videos, Racine. has been transferred from Meigs County Court to common pleas. 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MCKENZIE HORSE - Ron Newhart .fs pictured ·driving to a victory In the ninth race at the Meigs County Fair Thursday afternoon to make the fourth win lor two horses owned by Dorotha · McKenzie, Pomeroy, u Pomeroy Pollee Department Dispatcher, during the race program yestesrday. o.. sill fits al .... 10 ta 13. Good selo.;tion of solid <alan by Hanes. C~ banlan panel or bully knit orlans. Reg. $2.00 SCKks .......... S1.59 Reg, SCKks .......... '1 sus LOH~t NEW SHIPMENT ~a"STOCK UP NOW! DENIM WESTERN SHIRTS Thursday's harness, ho r~e rae· lnf! program at I oe Meigs County Fair held a lot of local color thanks to Dorotha McKenzie. Pomeroy, a dispatcher with the Pomeroy Pollee Department, and Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, local trai ner-driver. Let's just say th at Mrs. Mc Kenzie and her fam il y had a good day at the track. So did the Sayres. McKenzie's two horses won four · races . And Sayre. who was seriously Injured while driving In a harness hors<' race at Marietta late last summ er, returne(i to the . sulky to cha lk up a win in Thursda)•'s ra~ ln g progra m. Ron Newhart drove Lots of Bret. owned by Mrs. McKenzie. In the second and ninth races for three year .old pacers to wins and was In the s ulky to guide her Peking Chris to first place wins in both the first and e ighth races . also for th ree year old parers . Second In the second and ninth races was Goodbye. ow ned by Da vid Robinson of New Holland and driven by Char lie Norris. Taking seco nd In the first a nd eighth races was Brookflcl,d Rogf'r , owned by Brooks Sayre. and driven by Terry Van Rhoden , Continued on page 10 DRESS SOCKS MEN'S SJ4.9S DENIM WORK ·~layaway! Harness racing program.has lots of local color Thursday MEN'S '• Ovality ._kline waft-a. \ PHARMACY POMEROt: MEN'S AND BOYS' o(. SWEAT SHIRTS .& PANTS school colon. Mtn's & loys Wear lsi Fl- 992-5627 MIDDLEPORT ELBERFELDS . •POMEIOY .. flhrltl~t •o•n•• Drill I'UI tU l \ 11 CHIP.IIGl CAIO , awarded the -trophy blankel presented· by TROPHY- Mrs. Dorotha McKenzie, left, had a good day at the track Thursday. Two of her ·SwiSher·Lohse Pharmacy, However, since Loti of horses, three year old pacers, driven by Ron Brei, the aecond McKenzie hone, wu cloeeby the Newhart, won four r!lces. Mn. McKeule's · blauket wu placed on tha& paeer. with . Mrs. Peking CbriA had the futest !lm!' iunong all ofthe McKensle looking on along with her daughter and granddaughters on tht! right. ' three year old pacers In the four races and was · ~ ~---- ----; ' Incumbent, and I. 0 . McCoy. Incumbent Roger Gaul did not file for reelection to the board . In the Meigs Local District · there are five candidates seeking the three seats to be filled this fall. The candidates are Robert F. Snowden and Richard W. Vaughan, Incumbents, and Iva M. Sisson, Jeffrey Werry, and Margaret A. Edwards. Incurrt· bent Larry Powell did not file tor reelection. There Will be two positions filled on the Southern Local Board of Education In the fall and there are five c andldates who are Joseph E. Thoren and Don P. Smith, incumbents, and Charles S. Norris, Gary K. Willford and John· E. Murphy. Two seats wlll be filled on the Meigs County Board of Education ·and ·there are four candidates who are Harold G. Roush and Oris Smith, incumbents. and Carl Gorby a.nd Bill C. Quickel. There will be races for trustee posts in all12 of Meigs County's townships In the Nov. 3 election. This. was revealed at 4 p.m. Thursday; the filing deadline, when the Meigs County Board of Election announced candidates who have filed . One trustee will be elected this f all In each township with the exception of Salem where one trustee will be named to a full term and one will be elected to fill an unexpired term. The trustees' clerk will be elected In each township but -rher~ are relatlveiy lew races for the clerk posts. Cllndldates In the 12 townships include, one trustee and one clerk to be elected Include; ·Bedford - Stanford Stockton, Incumbent: William Charles Cook, Elmer F . Bailey and Gerald Douglas, for trustee; Barbara J . Grueser, Incumbent, for clerk. Chester - Victor A. Bahr. incumbent; G. Alfred Wolfe. Elmer C. Neweell, for trustee; Wllliarn Michael Will , Incumbent, for clerk. Columbia - Gay F. Johnson. ·Incumbent: Allee M. Llevlng, for trustee: Gloria Hutton, for clerk. Lebanon Township - Charles R. Lawrence, Ray Wilson , Jame4cs W. Hayman, Harry Ri chards, for trustee; Shirley A. Johnson, Incumbent, and Sharon Cremeans, for clerk . . Letart Township - Harry C. Hill, Incumbent: Wayne S. Wll· son·, W. Dave Graham, for trustee; Joyce White, for clerk. Ollve Township - Chester E. Wells. Incumbent: Joe E. Lantz, Francis H. Andrew, for trustee; Barbara A'. Hannum, Incumbent , and Juanita V. Wells, for clerk. Orange- Wilbur E . Robinson, Incumbent; John L. Damewood, for trustee; Dorothy M. Calaway, lneumbent. for clerk. Rutland - Charles E. Rife, Incumbent, Roger L. Holman , .and Leo E! . Morris, for trustee; Opal Lucllle Dyer for clerk. Salem Township - John F . Colwell, Incumbent; Wllllam L. ThOrnton and Richard Lambert for trustee, full term; Stanley E. Hutton, Incumbent; Harold D . Lambert, and Walter Jewell, Jr., unexpired trustee term: Bonnie G. Scott, Incumbent, for clerk. Salisbury Township - Gregory Eblin, Incumbent: Harold W. Brinker, for trustee; Wanda L. Eblin, Incumbent, and Sarah Gibbs, for clerk. Scipio Township - Donald Weaver, Incumbent, and Harold D. Graham, for trustee; Betty J. Bishop, Incumbent, and Rachael Lefebre, for clerk. Sutton Township--Delbert A. Smith, Incumbent; Dennie E . Hill, Jimmy Deem, for trustee; Paul S. Moore, Incumbent, for · clerk. Meigs County VIllages Racine Vlllage will have several races lor town jobs at the November 3 general election, according to a report from the Meigs County Board of Election. Yesterday's 4 p.m. candidate filing deading disclosed that three candidates are seeking the mayor's position and there will be races for ~very town job. Incumbent Charles Pyles flied for reJection and will be opposed by Joseph Drasko and Frank Cleland. · Incumbent clerk-treasuer · Jane Beegle, will be opposed by Rhonda J . Lyons. Five candidates have filed for the two council seats to be filled this fall. The candidates include Lawrence Wolfe and Richard L. Wamsley , ,Incumbents. and Henry L. Moore, Lee S. Layne and Henry W. Bentz. There are three candidates for the board of public affairs with two to be elected. They are Bobble E . Roy , incumbent, and Jack L. Wolfe, and Ivan C. PowelL In contrast to Racine, the VIllage of Rutland had a shortage of candidates at yesterday's' filing deadline. No candidates !lied for village council posts of the town. James Fink, Incumbent , filed for election as mayor and incumbent clerk-treasurer Gregory VanMeter will be op· posed for his post by Sanda K. Smith in the fall. · Syracuse Village .has just the right number of candidates for the positions to be filled. Eber Pickens filed for reelection as mayor as did Janice Lawson seeking reelection as clerktreasurer. Two council candi· dates with two seats to be· filled are James R. Hill , Incumbent , and Minter Vaughn Fryer, Jr. Two seats on the board of public affairs are to be filled and candidates are the Incumbents, Laurence S. Ebersbach and Robert L. Cunningham. Candidates for posts In Pomeroy and Middleport VIllage filed earlier and there wlll be races In both towns this fall. In Pomeroy , Richard D. Seyler will be unopposed lor mayor; E . Jane Walton Is unopposed for clerk-treasurer. Three candl· dates, Incumbent Bruce J . Reed and Bryan Shank, both Republl· cans, and Democrat Rebecca J. Triplett will battle it out for two seats on council. In Middleport, there Is also a council race .this fall. James Clatworthy and William Walters, Republican Incumbents, , and James David Hudson, Demo.crat, seek thetwoseatsonvillage council. In~umbent Mayor Fred Hoffman, Incumbent clerk treasurer Jon Buck and. 'Incumbent members of the board of publle affairs, Thomas Anderson and Lewis H. Sauer, all Republicans, are unopposed In the fall. Measures . Two county-wide tax leVIes plus a number of levies ·In various subdivisions of Meigs County will face voters In the Nov. 3 election, according to the county board of elections. Voters of the entire county will decide on the renewal of a one mill levy for the Meigs County Health Department. Voters across the cOunty will also help decide on a new one mill tax for current, expenses . of the GalllaJackson-Melgs Mental Health Board. New taxes upcoming In the various subdivisions Include: Sutton Township, .5 of one mill, for malqtalning and operating cemeteries; Salisbury Town· ship, a new one mill levy for 'maintaining and operatlngceme; terles; .Orange Tqwnshlp, a new one mill levy for prevention, control and abatement of air pOilu lion, dust control; Syrac~se VIllage. a new one mill levy tor current expenses; Eastern Local School Dls\tlct, .5 of one mill levy,, for J)rovldlng lor emer· gency req4trements of the school district, avoiding deficit. Renewals before voters of subdivisions Include: Pomeroy Village, renewal of 1.9 mill levy for current expenses; Letart Township, a one mill levy for maintaining and operating cemetery; Rutland Vlllage, a two mill renewal of a current expense levy; Racine Vlllage, a renewal of a 1. 7 mill current expense levy; Middleport Village, renewal of a two mill levy for fire protection, and Chester Town· ·ship, ,5 of one mill renewal for maintaining and operating cemeteries. There are also five wet.dry issues coming up before voters in various subdivisions this fall. These Include: East Bedford Precinct, sale of beer for off premise consumption, wine and mixed beverages by package. off premise, and Sunday sales: Orange Precinct , sale of beer. off premise consumption: Racine vma·ge, sale of beer, off prem lse · Continued on page 10 Sheriff probes carry-out robbery . USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS 25 Cents A Muttlmedie Inc. New1p11p8f I . ly Springfaat - lloys' sires 8 Ia 11, mtn's S, M, Land XL. Ga'ad <alor Mlt<tion including 50% Off Clerance Sale prices on all IUMIMI' for men, 2 Sections. 18 Pogos Trustee races assured in all 12 Meigs townships this. fall WINNERS CIRCJ.E - Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, circle- with his wife and other family members for years a popular harness hOrse driver In this aftl!r capturing- the lOth race lor lwo year old area, wa..• hock In the sulky again Thursday • trotter~ with Propaul, owned hy his brother, Paul during the Meigs County ·F air harness horse Sayre, Racine. • racl'!Jt: program. He is pictured In the winner's CHILDREN'S Showers, thunderstorms Ukely Saturday, Highs near 90. The probability of rain Is 60 percent Saturday . School ·board races to head Meigs ballot . These are all 141 sets in both yellow and white gold. Price includes engagement arid wedding ring. With a fine qua.lity •07/100 diamond. Wednesday Admissions- Ros ie Searles, Middleport : Brenda H aw ley, Middleport: Edith Grimm, Pomeroy: Ralph Webb, Racine; Laur·a Scoti, Middle· port; Harlan Wehrung. Pomeroy : Nicole Evans, Middleport : Nadene Salyers. Reedsville; Sheila Kin g. Pomeroy. Wednesday Discharges Edna Swick. Jeffe ry Cundiff. Bennie Rhodes; John Bechtle. en tine Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, August 21, 1987 ·. S1·9995 Hospital news ALSO NOW IN STOCK: FOOTBALL CLEATS VOLLEYBALL SHOES FOR THE REST OF AUGUST, GET A FREE LOCKER 219· T-SHIRT WITH EVERY REGULAR PRICED ATHLETIC SHOE! '· REGULAR S349.95 EASTERN, SOUTHERN I-SHIRTS MEIGS, SOUTHERN KYGER CREEK WAHAMA, EASTERf.l, PT. PLEASANT SOCKS TUBES AND FOOTIES ' at y -NOW ONLY- CHECKLIST-. 0 • DIAMOND WEDDING SETS teams. On the first floor . FOR BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES Daily Number 918 Pi<'k 4 64.61 NOW TliRU AUGUST 29th Reg. J6 Jeons .........Sale S4.79 Reg. $10 Jeons ...... Sale '7.99 Reg. s14 Jeans ...,.Sale s11.19 Reg. s19 Jeons·;.;.Sale s14.19 MUFFLER SHOP Ohio Lottery fair Dea·l pull held at fair An 'antique tractor pull was a fea tured activi ty in the center ring of the Meigs Coun ty Fair Wednesday night. In the 3501 to 4500 pound weight class . Ben Ewing, Pomeroy, was fir st. and Brian Windon. Pomeroy. second, In the 4501 to 5500 class. Dan Smith, Racine,-placed first and Wendell Ervi n, Ra cine. second; in the 550!'to 6500 class Larry Hollon, Racin e, was first and pan Cotterill, Rutland, was second. .' Visit Meigs County's fair this week ::: :.: :::::: : :~~~ · AntiqiJe tractor ~~~;{: t'~t~ 0 I 24th MEIGS COUNTY FAIR . .· An armed robbery took place Thursday night at The Uttle Coal Bucket Carry-Out In Salem Township according to a report from Meigs County Sherlff.How· ard Frank. The sheriffs department was called about 8:45 p.m. and told that a · woman had entered the carry-out · prentendlng to ~ a customer, and then committed. the roi)bery wlth a pistol. The woman was accompanl~ by a man who ~malned outside· In a car with out·of-state license custody . Casson has been plates. charged with aggravated One WOIJlan clerk was on duty robbery·. Schuler has been at the carry·out when the , charged with complicity. Both robbery ~curred. are being held In the Meigs Deputies responded Imme- County Jail. diately to the call and by 9: 04 An undetermined amount of p.m. had descriptions of the two cash was taken In the robbery. suspects. By 11 p.m.' authorities In other matters, the sheriff had a description of the out-of· reports .that Frank Haggy has state car and by 11: ·30 p.m. the been picked up on a bench suspects, Ren.ee B. Casson, 28, · warrant and cltarged with pas.' Attleboro, Mass., and David L. session of marijuana. Haggy Is Schuler, 30, Langsville, "(ere In being held at the )all. ' )I• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 20, 1987