http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cbeac985ed522a90d05e530b83a436ed.pdf a2a74bb0fdd68060741593050f17618c PDF Text Text ' The Sunday Times-Sentinel : •• 83 Excewtlng 83 Excevetlrig• 0.. WOitl land cleolrlng, our and dumptruck Mrvi· lrntw ,.,.... etc. F,.. Mt~ •_D•· loeton Ekcevet_..._ C.l 114-441-IO:U. lng . .D.A. , 4-117-1121 Of I 14- ., 114-HZ-7111 .... ~;w. 371-1281. Excevetlng . ANtonllbf8 Ratn: T,.nch· lng for woler. goo. electric zns. • 84 ~usiness Electrlclll & Refrigeration Country Loft Gift Shop Scluon. Febrlc Shop, Pomeroy. 11 4· 892·221_,. M~YIPEtW . COINIE I I 2141 E. Znd St. Phone . 1-141141·892-3326 REALTY . , .. .,. .. garden, ~just $16,500. NEW usnNG - Comfortable 3 bdrm.. family ho~ in a quiet area. Nice yard with mobile home hook-up. :Nood Worfue! ool central heat equippj!d kitchen, den, and porches: This you wil ~ke tor only $45,000, 446-0008 ·,. -... NEW LISTING - Sman 4 rm. home OYerlooking the river at the Hydro plant Bath, fll'nace full basement, fruit tr~ and .:;~...-. -- ~-··· POMEROY ~ Nice 2 bdrm. frame home on Uncoln lib. Gas furnace, carpeting allhru, basement nice ~N~O~-~LE~A~K~~=~ · Open l~~ts., Will., Fri. Sat. " Sun 10 til S Monday I0 til I RNI Eetate Oenersl BlACK Senrices SEWING Moohlne ,_lro. ·· Aulllorlztd Slngor ond drelnego linn. Coli Solei. SoMct Shorpon 1114-4411-11101 orll1 4 -4411· · 19:1986 Ohio- Point Pklasant. W. Va. n. Wll~lll AUMINIIM MESH Dllll Includes Daclll lleeiver, Houston TIICW. ActiniCir. CIOMII CONTINUOUS e ROOFING e RESTORATION • ·k SIDING OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS * Thur~ Owner, Sarah Filher Rt. 7 by Mlip Hlp Turn left. onttr Town• GUARANTEED · ond post drl-y Clble, lndlllltiolt.. .i20SO . '"''"•·IS" , ............... WAIIIIII CASH SAVIll . c-. ~ .. a..n ... $219. c-hy Wahllill* & Fwtilu.., .. ......... ... Attww. .19171 We . . . . hoi·· .... ·Hauling James Soya Weter Service. Aloo poole filled. ·Coli 614· 258-1141 or 11'4-448 · 1175 or 614·4411-7911 . PLASTIC PIPE . PIODUCTS No.2& 1986 FREE Sewer .............$3.70 111-.......:...........Sl.OG 160# ·water ..... 19< Gas Pipe............. II' ESTIMATES . ,, o.,,,,, 1~92-406AI PH. 304-295-7845 RD 1 • lront porch, parking . . ~TO 01111- S32.9ilo- U700 DOWN - S250 PO IIONTII - LOW CLOSING COSTS . - 10 year old 2 Bll ranch on Ridge, LR, .kitchen, caiJ)eling x2 garaae. IWIOCibiJ'rwng stove, separate 24 4 t:"\k. bottomland, pond, new fences, large barn, several «her build1ngs, large tobacco ·base modem 3 BR home, 2 baths, located on Cadmus Crossroads. Call for more information. OWNER HAS - ICALlY REDUCED THE PIICE OF THIS HOllE - Wi1 finance with IESIDENTIAL- COIMEICIAI. OR lllriii- 25% down and 10'11 intereSt on the ba~nce. Y!_Y ria! Irick home localed at 225 Third Ave. · 'lictoriln slyle 3 bedroom also offeB II! baths, ,.. hid ucellenlcare lllld offeB 1424sq.ft. ~ llitchen with ran~ refr1., rNI, and dispi., will1 I ,.. paltiall1 &nished laundry room. living room, family • 11111111. Also fllbns I «;.-port, workshop unattached garage, 16x32 m·128138 aJfiCielllltx:k commercial type carport, pool, alll'n. siding. Attached beatiy soop 1100lkJ..fH bldJ with 3 bays farmerty used es an help make the payments. MNidiw IIPU shop. Cal b more rw - iJbiUitilNL . 100 ACRES. 11/l. ClAY lWP. - Owner financing avaiable. 25lb .down, 10'11 on balance for 20 years. Call lor more information.. CGm:NIENT DOWNTOWN UVJNG - ~­ mable loan. La'il!, very attractive 1wo story home offels 3 BRs, 2 baths, 16xl6 LR, format d1nmg room, kitchen,.encbsed porch, new carpet, gas heat Wl!l11n waiiVng dislance o1 SIIJes and schods. Call today. · GEIITI.£11AN'S FARM - 41 acres of clean pasture & bottDm land. All buiiGngs & fenq:s in A-I conditio~. Gas-oil well, free gas, furnace, 3 bdnm. home. spring water and aN miner~s. RUSTIC HillS - EJrtra,nK:e 5 rm. modern home with larJIIi closets, 2 full baths,. lots Cl'rpefing, 111- family nm. with woodbuming fireplace & modem IGtth~. MIDDlfPOIT - lg brick with lots ~ I& shade ~ees and IJ!. level lot near library. 2 full baths, furnace, n~e kitchen; fireplace in living, and garage. On~ $38,500. $6.000 - 4 rms., bath, furnace, full bal;Eimen~ carport, and extra lot I ffoor plan in Pomeroy. Good rental write-off. Waugh ' t Water Service . Wolle, clttorno. pooto. Doy or night. Re1110neble rat11. Coll814-258· 1 240 or 814· 2118· 1130. F01 llett Results Ust & Buy l.ocol Proplfly. . Sut .llurphy; Mllloli-li<Mh Htle11, Virgil anol' · lniCI TMflfll Housing Headquarters .. Worke Inc. 1138 E. Moln St .. Pomeroy. 614-992-3891. 87 TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11113 Soc. Avo .• Gotllpotla. 814·4411· 7833 orl14-448· 1133. R II M Furniture M•nufec turlng. St. Rt. 7, Crown City. Oh. Cell 614·261· 1470, cell Eve. et4-441· 3438. Old & new Uphootored. . ' . Pa:t: REDUCED TO $59.900 ·- lARIAT . lUST SELL TO SETTLE DIIV£ - Convenient Ill hosjlilal and FINAIICIIIG A"•J• •••E sltoppin& 3 BR brick ranch often kitchen.with TE. . - Cape ~lishwasher, d~pl. range and refrig., ' IMng baths, llitchen with nvon,oonetJre,, room. family room, 21! baths, tuft basement. living room has .J0x20 cover$d patio, atlached garage, nice flat 'double prate, storm ~~need beck yard, gas heat and cent air. Call stM, !liJ schoof district b an aptllintment be JMdtlised. Call for an "t..J YOII'U Lll(f LMIIG Ht:R£ .;. ~utar home on .85 acre, M/l, on Slooestring Ridge. This home ollen 1152' sq. _ft., 3 BRs, bath, kitchen W/f111118 and q, LR. dinelle,llundly room, Cllpelill& e1ec. furnace, fireplace. woodburner, 24124 Pf¥!, 81! 0 metaf utility ll:lioolL . ~ ~. city ' ··... COIIIEICIAL"III!LDIIG - 62xM all steel construction, with " "re""'"' insulation, has __.___. -~ ,._ ..... ,.,.. cranel;offii:e and baths, Formelfy used for boBt SIH!S and repair.loclll!d across Iron; Silver Bridae Plaza with aa:ess to the Ohio River. l'tMnlill unlimited. DIASliCAI.lY IIOIUC£111 OWII£1' . PIICE R£DUC£D TO $24.5001 THIS 110111111 - Rio-Cetlta'poin modullr an Green Terrace Drive In Cl~a,:Y .. Ridelon ' . Apprux.:...! wac~ l-lornefeahtresal5x241ivingroom,plleytype ·=~-~~·- orlac2 roids, w.. ..r .... ~hen s .fillYcitlinel, e_quipped, dining room has a . builin chm 3 ._.__ 2 ........ .... ••. . • c:arpetin& cent lir.telect .-~ ~·p -.olllWDUPUX~ cmtirNestmentb and em ond an .,.a~ bid& ~ a. btlflllllalad on Gilham Scllool ~- Each • . . . 2Blls.l'lina room. bath, k*hen will1 liM. req; DW lnd disjll., lloodry, larte ~ l*1lrlf air I01d stonoee 111!11. ~TED -GREEN TWP. - 22.11 k. m/1, with frontBee on St. Rt 141 and NIWbllhood R!J... II8o adjoins Sanders HIM Subdivision. Owner finai!Cingavaillble. Call lor - dellils. CGIIIEICIAL- IUJDOOIAL- INDU$1111Ml - 50 acres, rn~n Of less, vacant lind !dill lor lnYellmerC Of illy type dMiopmertl llald fnrotiiiB on U. S: 35 lnd MitiMillllold. 103 ACRES. 1111. SI'IIIIIGFIELD niP: ~· 96 " tllable, oldel home )las 5 BRs, bllh, LR. loitl:hen, county water, 40x60 pole lobacco bern. various Oilier :t.:: WAlNUT TOWISIIIP - 30 acres, more Of le!l. near Mudsock. I I! story.home.larte bam , lnd .x.cco bile. $27.!KIO. 74 o-we t381dtiw EQyptlln 76 Flxld:llbbr. 140 Co; ldllilld i'liOIIIul8 ' . 1 Wlllk jJompDI.llly . . T1 Ad<ltklnll 78 Houllli9td poll' ;41 Sc:bld. ibbr. tv Gerdln no., 142 Bebytau•• deity ; 1 MaN ........ 82 Apportion~ 14311oboRIIltlr 18 Brag 84 Anllya, II 144 Dllat 21 Vnclly . . IIIIICI 148 Bag 22~ • •• 86 TlUe oli.-pect 147 HJ¥1na dull flnllh 23~ Object,of ~ . t48 u.t: l!!!br'· . •_ ''' 24~.. ; .• li!O,s-y: . ~· ·. '25 ~ ptimj) . ·l8 Vok:lnk:·- ·. · :. .182 Expect ..· . · ACIIOII ea..-. 21 Fllllld ~- 33 acres tillable, remainder wooHs. llilchen with DW. displ. microwave and 1ns1t fronlltle on SR and Raccoon Road. A few atflllliiC\ol. diling room. inlln:om system, ~ building sites, balance could be used for cllll IIi~. 2car Pllll(dJ!do and a 201140 pod. pasture or recreation. Priced to sell at $350 Dwlr $100,000. Call lor '"'IPPOinlrneniiDday. acre. SUNDAY PUZZLER 21 Pertode of time 30Anlrnll32 SUn god . 33 Ptkl noiiCe 34Woodln._. . QUAU'IY II Mtrr DETAIL - 3or 4 BR Irick 01110 IIMR VIEW- 210 acres·Mfl. klcated home olfen • 2111140 family •home, 3,llllhs, approaimall!ly 6 miles below lown with I ee ·.. VACAIT FARII lAND - Morgan Twp. 84 llCII!S more or less, level. and rolling land. ' . H1ul limettone, ..nd, gre~ vel.dln, tiulk or bog fonlll..r and time. · Ekcelolor Solt BUSINESS BUILDING - 2 story brick. ~rge rms. with excellent income. Can be doubled. E.Miin·l o 35~ POMEKUY·, 992·2259 NEW LISTING •- .• Easttm Oillrict - Nice 2 bed room home, completely remodeled on interior and eKterior. Full basement. Good buy at $21,500.00. . NEW USTING - E1sttm Ols!Jict - Beautiful 1\4 acre kt with a newer 4 bedroom home in eKcei~nt condition. Spacious kitchen with mce cabinets. Attached garage, lar~ storall!' building, fru~ ~ garden space. Also mobile home hookup . $54,900.00. POMERoY - Just what you have been wanting! Abeautiful 2 story older lriek in a (5IOd neigh!Drhood, central air, 2 fireplaces, beautiful, stairway I01d wooojwor~ all in (5IOd · ~- · Price reduced ID $39,900 but will · consider reasonable offers. . p .'· POIEROV - Here is a really nice 2 story home that the owneo- wants to sell fast and w~l considef all serious offers. lei's f1 look at this one! Want $34,500.00. RUTlAND - 105 ICrt !ann - This slWd be sold! Old • farm house, big nice bam producing gas well and miner: ab. Call and see this one. Owner will consider offers Want $65,(i(J().OO. MIDOUPOIT - This 3 bedroom home must be sold! Much remodelitt& 1aree lot; ..,. bted air heat, pllio 111!11 and on deadend street Make an offer! ' PIICE IEDI.UCED - lln&l· will - Atlntaf kritSitoe~­ Lqa 2 Aory house with 4 betlrooms. IIIII living room, dninl room. I front & rear m palches. Also 1 furnished iJ)IIImett Plu$ I &Oilier outbuikJ. lnp. ,900.00. IEALTOIS HIIHY E. Clt..d Jr. m.-191 . Doltlt , _ 912·5692 . 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Newspaper t,. 101 Aclullbllnjj •.. ···' l'lwolll of land ' UnderSenaterules.ablllthatfalls to receive the required constltu· tlonal majortty of 17 votes can be considered a second tlmeonthenext two legislative days alter the ortgtnal roll ca'u. For a bill to get a second chance, though, at least one member who voted against It must 'ask the Senate's presiding officer to call the roll again . · The Senate reconvenes Tuesday, meanlngthatlf there ls a newvote,it must be taken before Wednesday night. ODe Senator who cast a negative vote Indicated he might change his , mind If there were some changes · made In the bill. As approved by the Ohio House. the bill called for the sta te to put up $91.2 million to allow Chemical to buy Home State, but that amount was amended to $125 mlllion In the Settate. Sen. Eugene Branstool of Utica told the Dayton Dally News Satur· day night at the Ohio Democratic Party State Dinner In Columbus that he belieVes the bill should he reconsidered. "I don't think weshoul<! let it die," BranstO!)I said. "We either get a new piece of legislation or we reconsider." Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R Cincinnati, said he spent much of Saturday "on the telephone" trying to revive the bill. . ."l would have to think (chances for reconslderinlon are ·, neasonably · gOOdi bllt I have ·no basis to make that assumption on other than political lristinct," Aronoff.said. '. 112~ 113 Stlle11 Ill 118 C.•riiOII)' 118Aolllr 118 St8llon 121"1lega 123 Artllcllll.nguege 126Amencl • 121 Fwm•ili•lllll 127 Cdoni2lll ' 128 Fill Into dlluae 130 Mounllln nymph • COI1'IIM b 134Dine 136Deplrt •••t 131P...... 138 Uncouth penone 1.tO Plat.O. m 144111rb 145 Cty of golt 27 Dine 01 Elgll'al'llll 82 CloCk! of dlacord 186Aafltrll 157 Note ofiOIIt 148 The IIIII 1481<1nd of'-"""" • .. river waterfront study bill . . t15DIIpmch 131V..... 132 .......... RALLY - Richard Jones, right, chairman ol the Melp County Republican Exe(:ullve CommHtee, welcomed . Cong. · Bob McEwen, Ohio's 6th Cungresslonal DIStrk-1, at aRepubHcan raUy held Saturday at !lie Meigs Senior Cltlzem Center In Pomeroy. The principal speaker, McEw.,, who l<; being mentioned as a pos.'llhle candidate for the Ohio guvemor's post, spoke on general operations of the federal guvemment. Jones senred as master of ceremonl"" w;<! lnlroduood local Republican office oolder!l including Treasuer George Collins, Auditor BW Wickline, Recorder Errunogene Holstein Congu; Sheriff Howard Frank; Commls<lloners Mimning Roush and David Kolilenti; ·Clerk ol Courts Lil.riy S'""'ce11 PfOSe<,'lltjng Atromey Fre<Jcrick W, Crow m, and COunty Engli'ieer Philip Robert>;. H~mer ..Abele, M~Artbur, ljnd -Earl Stevenson, :Portsmouth; court of appe~}ud~ wereai!lo among the~ • people attencUn&- · . ~cEweQ, Miller, CfJ~spo~SQt •. toil All hiCI: II ot 281aln debt 31 Urgaon &II CUbictiOVapor depQsltors felt the Ohio banking she will "personally stand on the COIY)munlty was Influential In keep· corner In Worthington and do what I ing an out-of-state bank from can to ~a ll Sen. Gray." . entering Ohio. "lfeei he's totally unresponsive to In an empty field across the street the voters ," she sa id . "The banking from Gray's house. demonstrators lobby Isn't paying his salary erected a banner that read "Senator maybe 11 Is." Gray, Why won't you help us?" Just the beginning Kathy Beck, 32, Columbus, carSunday's protests were just the rled a sign truit read '"The sun can't beglnnfug of a series of actions shine today, It's Gray·• as she planned thlsweekbyth«>HomeState walked near the senator's home. Deposit!}rs Association. House to house One of the group's organizers, Joe In the Cohtmbus demonstration, Kawecki, said depositors today depositors traveled from house to would begin withdrawing a ll the house In a caravan o!carswith their money they have In Ohio banks. headlights on to symbolize solldar"Once we tak<' our money out of lty. None of the doors at the jiomes Ohio banks, we'll find some friend· were opened to them. ller out-of-state banks," he told a ' At Watts' house, depositors loudly crowd of demonstrators. chanted, "We knOw Watts wrong!" Kawecki said depositors wll) as theytnllrchedalongthesldewalk. withdrawtheirmoneyfromtheOhlo Afleraboui :llmlnutesofmarch· StateBank,theHuntlngtonNatlonal .lng at Watt~' house, depositors Bank, the Ohio National Bank and headed oti to suburban . Upper BancOhlo today and Tuesday. Arlington, where there was more By Wednesday, said Kawecki , demonstrating and chanting In front · depositors will withdraw all their of Colley's and Jiemnann 's homes. money 11 a bill Is not passed In the "lthlnkthese people (legislators) Senate toclearthewayforthesaleof are lnfluenced 1by publlc opinion," Home Slate. said Tom Beck. "They need to know Depositors also said they will step we're alive and real people." up their letter-writing campaign .Atlea&t one protester said she,will and stage a massive rally at the work to have Gray recalled from Statehouse TUesday. office. After the bill falle<! In the Senate, "Seventy-two days Is a long time thene was ·talk that It might be wlthoutmoney,"saldAudyLergent brough't up again for of suburban Columbus, adding that reconsideration. 105YGUioglleil 151 MltlwrnaUcaltlim 1153 You lind I 18 More corllln 20Rt>erduel<a 87 South AJ""••""Icai"""'n By United l're!talntema&lonal Stung by defeat of legislation to pem!lt the purchase of Cincinnati's Home State Savings Bank, an'gry depositors of the closed thrift Sunday demonstrated peaeefull:; In Colwnbus and Middletown at the homes of pollticlans and a banking executive. Carrying signs that read "Repres· ent voters not bankers" and "Shame . on You Ohio," as many as '150 depositors and supporters gathered at the Columbus homes of state . Sens. Theodore M. Gray and Eugene J . Watts, Ohio Republican Chairman Michael Colley and BancOhlo Chairman Arthur D. H«>rrmann. Gray and ' Watts, both R· Colwnbus: last Friday voted 11galnst a· bill that wpuld have permitted the Chemical' Corp. of NPW York lo buy Home State Savings. Other depositors picketed the · · Middletown home ol Republican state Sen. Donald Lukens, who at first had been In favor etthe bill but who Friday cast a negative vote. Had the bill been approved, It would. have paved the way for Chemicalto enter the Ohio banking arena and open Home State offices closed since March 9. Rick Matsa. ' an organizer In Columbus, said Herrmann was targeted for picketing bet;ause 101 "-from -- 18 Symbol for &liver 84 CaoJpt. 1 Section . 10 P•gea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday. May 20, 1985 07Judgll IIIINiiuilcll cry 1-441Cutofrn.t 147 Cty of CI:NI 11 Bundle 17 Morlli en tine Angry ·depositors demonstrate .... ,. . ;:. r:-DATI CALLI wastw. dryer & off·streel FARIIEII'S FARII - One ~ the area's better farms, 101 acres m/1, lots ~ Symmes Creel< at y· e $SAVE$ 4" 4'' 1" 1" • WORK wtd Tara RAlse. Middle, Angle CarllosJ, Poppy Princess. Tabitha Willford, Little MIS8 Poppy, Ailsa WWford WWford, Junior Mls<l Poppy, wtd Mw;dy RUMell, Back, Auxiliary member Louise Stewart, Mayor Charles Pyles and Margaret Yost, Poppy Chalnnw;. POPPY DAY OBSERVED - Racine VIDa&e ohltenred "Poppy Day" Saturday, May 18. Mayor Charles Pyles declared Saturday "Poppy Day" within the village as the ladles of the Rat.ine Americw; Legion AuxWary Unit 4m t-onducted the annual poppy sale!~. Shown are, front, Jenny Carlton Two area'· plants· may suffer from Superfund proposal WJU.OW ISLA~ID. W.Va. (UP)) - Amerbin Cyanamid may be forced to close Its Willow Island and Marietta, Ohio, plants If a federal propOSal to Include a tax on wastewater treatment is approved. · The Environmental Protection Agency Superfund re-authorization bill would penalize companies such as AmeriCan Cyanamid that have large treatment facilities, company officials said durtng the weekend. · The'Superfundproposalwouldtax .wastewaster, particularly highly diluted wastewater and would affect any plant dealing with a large amount · of hazardous wastes, said Fletcher Brown. Marietta plant 'manager. A Willow lslilnd official said the · bill would cause his plant to clooe. "We're extremely eoncerned with this legislation," the offlcll!l said. "Certain waste-end taxes now being proposed as part of ihe Superfund reauthortzatlon b!Ucould cost our plant $25 million to $50 million annually. Obviously, this Is unfair taxing. It Is many times our actual earnings." , "It would certainly close us down, too," 'said Brown. Company officials are contacting the West Virginia and Oblocongressional delegations to voice their opposition' to the propoSal. Brown planned tomret with Ohlo represen. latlves Sunday In Washington to Inform them about the bill "i!Othey'll vote to keep \IS in business." ''A lol of people In the area really aren 'I aware of the Impact It will have on the local plant s," Brown said. . Amertcan Cyanamid supports the Superfund bill. but company officials say It musl be funded "fairly." The company prefers the Superfund reauthoriza tion to be based on a feedstock tax at the present OXI million per year, a dry waste-end . lax ats.DJ million peryearandwlth any shortfall to be raised by a broad-based tax. ··'we support the Superfund reauthorization, but It must be funded fairly,'; said the Willow Island official. "Any necessacy waste site · clean-up at Cyanamid sites will be funded entirely by our company. This new tax Imposed upon Cyanamid will be used to mn-Cyanamld WASHINGTON - Four Ohio Congressmen have requested that $300,00J be Included In the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' 1986 budget for a comprehensive Ohio River waterfront study. River bank erosion and the role Ohio's urban waterfront at'Pas can play In llle creation of new jobs wUI be addressed by lhe study, accord· lng to 6th District Rep. Bob McEwen. Areas to be st udied Include · GaUipolls. Portsmouth, Ironton , Mariett a, Cincinnati, Mar tins Fen y, Steubenville and Easl Liver· pool, McEwen said. "The development of Ohio River waterfront areas Is vita l to lhefuture o( southern a nd southeastern Ohio." McEW<>n sa id. "Th is would be .the first compreh!'nslve study of the Ohio River as a major resource that would aid In the development of urban areas. Officials In many of the local cornmunitlt'S along the liver has expressed an Int erest in taking advantage of the Corps' expertise to evaluate ways of developing the urban river e nv ironment ." McEwen. a long with Reps. Doug Applegate, Clarence Miller and Tom Luken, have r<'QUested the fundin g !"rom the House Appropia· !Ions Suocommlttee on Energy and Water Development . Thl' proposed study will concentrate on general reco'Patlon development. fish and wildlife . enhanet.'ment . boating and improving the aesthetic . quality of the river communities, McEwen added . Fourteen Ohio counties covering . 450 miles of the Ohio River from the Ohio-Pennsylva nia border to lhe Ohio- Indiana border will be. In· eluded in the proposed study, McEwen said. ,, A resolution. endorsing Ihe study. wa s adopt('() by the Public Works and Transportallon Commlttf'E' lasr year. Personal income up in April WASHINGTON (UP)) - The nation' s personal Income grew a moderate 0.6 percent In Aprti but Income aft.er taxes skyurockt'tf'd 2.9 percenl because of th~ arrival of late Income tax refund cheeks, the Commerce Department said tnday. The Increase in the aft er-tax disposable Income was the largest on record but stU! did not represent a The report suggested that Amerl· m mplete recovery from the Income cans tina liy have more cash on hand tax refund snafu , the depao1ment but d!X'S not settle the question said. . whf't her they plan to spend It or save Refund problems cut disposable Income by 0.4 percent In Marchand it. 0.7 percent In February. The Increase in disposable inPersonal spending In April re· bounded, up 0.7 percen t after • come wou ld amount to$314 a year. to declining a revised 0.2 percent In an a nnual $11 .399 for cvccy American. March. locations." Help sought . ~~ private industry WASHINGTON (UPI) - fresl· dent Reagan IS looldng to private lnduslcy to Beize the lnltl•tive In extending the fruits of ecoiXlllllc expansion to reenagers-especiaily minor! !)I u,.enagers- who have yet · to benefit trom the Job boom. Turning his attentiOn to a segment of the populaUon that has been overlooked In the recovecy he has •• termed the "great AmeriCan mira· cie," Reapn today ll!Tangeda Rose Garden ceremonY to promote !IURIITll'r Jobs tor young Americans. In the 1a11 two years, Congress has · rejected Reagan's ·appeals to im· prove the employmentoutioOk In the • nation's urbal) areas by creating.. enterprue zones to spur ecommlc ~pment, and passage of a ~· sub-minimum wage lor teenagers. At the same time, however,. the ·president has been criticized lor opposing federal jobs programs · wtd , In hlsniost recentattackonS200 billion-plus budget defiCits, advocat • IJJg abolition oflheJobCorps, which targets employment and training efforls on the hard -core unemployed. LEI' 'l1IE GAMml BEGIN - 'llle Olympic Garnes have lbelr lorch-llpllng cettliiMIY 81111 10 doe8 the lniematlonal Chlcl<en ·Flying Meet. 'llle gaunes founder, Bob Ev•· Up.ts lhe flame, marking the . olllclal start of the IW. IIIIIIWIIevenl Moni thai 245 chickens competed in lour cahptlet durilig the compelltlon. · ' �Monday. May 20, 1986 Comnlenliu-y Page. 2-The Daily Sentinel . Pom8roy-Middlepbrt. Ohio · Monday•.May 20, 1985 .i . -;.- Hard lines for ·labor __. .:. .,_____Ja_m_es_J._K;.....;·ilpa=--tr_ick. .. The Daily Sentinel · lll Court street Pomeroy, Ohio , . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASQN AREA t:J!:h Bm~ ~v """""-''-- r-. f""'T""'ES!~. ~ . ROBERT L. WINOE'IT ~ubllsher PA.'l' WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager. . DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor .. LETTERS OF OPINION a re welcome . T)ley stwuld be less th~n 300 words long. All letters are -su bject toeil11ng and must be signed with name, address and lflephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letler!l should be In IOOd taste, addres$1 ng "lssufls, not personalities. Labor'a declining fortunes ap- years, workers In 4,446 collective Another recent poll found that only 17 percent or the people have . pear most .vividly in records of the bargaining units have. petitioned "a great deal of confidence" ln NLIUI on certification and decertl· the NLIUI for a decertification labor unions, (Fqr the record, only flcation elections. In 1950, 5,731 such election; They have contendeil that :; 23 percent have a great deal or elections were held; the unions won a given union no longer represents a Confidence In the press.) The Image 4,223 of them for a winning majority of the employees. The percentage of 73 percent. 1n ]98), · unions have won only 24 percent or or unions as defenders of the little when 8,198 elections were held, the these slilwdown votes. person has steadlly declined. It~ last unlonrs won 3,744 qf them- allgut As recently as 1950, unions " year's presidential election, , the 45 percent. Preliminary figures for represented about 20 percent of the '· AFL-CIO sought to de)tver a massive vote to Democrat Walter 19841ndlcatethatunlonswononly41 total ciVilian work force. By 1980 " Mondale. The ettort tailed'> A percent of the '4,400 elections tha! their munbers had dwindled to 17.9 " were held. percent. The authoritative Bureau " post-election poll by The New York . ' . Froin labor's point of view, tile of National Affairs reports that ' Times and CBS found that 53 data are even more depressing "predictions that unions will repres· ·, percent of blue-collar workers and when only the decertification !lg· ent between 1P and 15 percent oft he 45 percent of union housebolds went ures are studied. Over the past five workforce by 19 90 are for ·Ronald Reagan Instead . . commonplace.'' . Some of the factors that have accounted for thls declJne are easily · · detlni,(!. Over ihe past 00 years ·,. many . of the old smokestack · Industries have lost employment. , . Jobs have moved from the East and · · upper Midwest to the South ~nd Southwest where pro-union senti· ment Is languid. Copper and coal mining have suffered. The potential , for union membership In these , old·llne categories Isn't whal It used · to be. Other factors are less precise but nonetheless tn!Juentla). Organized labor has a terrible problem wlthjts public relations. For many Amerl·· · carui, trW Image of union labor Is an Image of a fat union president, . visibly sweating, taking the Fifth· Amendment on Capitol Hill . Absent \ the most compelling justification, strikes and boycotts leave ·the public cold. As one consequence, ' , • public ·schoOl teachers have lost •" much or the deter'entlal regard In which they once were held. The strike o( air traffic controllers four years agO 'was ove.:Whetmlngly posed, and REagan's no-nonsense response to the strike was almOst · universally applauded. ·' WASIDNGTON - Some data . recently obtained from the National Labor Relations Board confirm what most observers of the political scene have sensed Jn recent years: These are hard times Indeed for organized labor, The unions are widely unloved. This was not always the case. As recently as 1965, a public opinion poll asked this · question: "In general, do you approve or disapprove of labor unions? " Tw~nty years ago, 71 percent of the people approved. By 1981 the approVing percentage had dropped to 55; It Is well under half today. Playing games with primary date again· The politicians are starting to play games with Ohio's presidential primary again. In 1976, they moved the primary from May to June so Ohio would have a better chance or detennln!ng the presidential nominees. That year, It worked. Ohio locked up the Democratic nomination for Jimmy Carter. But Jn 198!, there was nothing left for Ohio to determine by thetlme June rolled around. So lit 1984, In order to give favorite-son Sen. John Glenn a better shot at the Democratic nomination, the Ohlo primary .was switched back to May. · Now there Is a bipartisan effort to move Ohio's presidential ballotlpg fotward to March - early enough to contribute to a ground swell for a good candidate. The date also coincides with the llUrols prln:lary, focusing a ltentlon on the two big states. The abn or Secretary or State Sherrod Brown, a ·Democrat, and Republican state Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff or Cincinnati, Is to encourage other nearby states to join In a Midwest regional primary. They reason that If the presidential candidates ·zero in on several midwestern states for a . few weeks, It ·will cut down travel and media expenses. They are probably right. Brown and Aronoff also believe a Midwest regional primary would focus more national debate on Issues bnportant to Ohio, and If Ohlo plays a deciding role, they say It will resWt In more federal appointments and better treatment or the state by Was~ington. That doesn't necessarUy wash. When was 1he last time you heard of somebody from New Hampshire or Iowa getting a presidential WASHINGTON - The shortest director Ernest "Ted" LeFevre, - Receptions: General Dynam· appointment• Presidents pick friends from thelr .own circles, and when way to a Pentagon contract Is often contributed a total of $1,lll6 to tcs' Washington office donated $100 h th theyrunoutoftnose,t.eygo.to . epowercentersof N,ewYork, Ca ll'.otnl a thfough a cocktaU lounge or acro&s . members of Congress between. 1985 worth of white jYine toward the and the District of Columbta,_and the brain !actoriE'!I lk1 Massacnu.se(ts: a golf course. At least . this Is the and 1984 through the company's . House . Science an.d TechnQlogy · ·Aronoff and Brown also contend an early Ohio primary wUI g.veOhto a route 1hat General Dynamics has · pollticill-actioli cOmmittee.· These · cOmmittee's 1982 Christpias party. · chance 10 play a role In creatbtg momentum for a nominee. That's a matter •often ·taken to win friends and donatiOns were not charged .to the. Another·$90 In booZe was dpnated io procurement '6fficers. government. a farewell party for a Senate Influence he fro of tuck. Sometimes, t ntrunner goes all the way. Sometimes, "Big General .Dynamics may have -Tickets: General Dynamics Commerce Committee staff Mo" takesoverlnmidtCampatgn.Andsomettmestheoutcomelslndoubt untll-June or beyond. slipped from first to third place In handed out tickets ranging 'from member; the thanli ·yo~ note en··· . )t -~ms foolhar(jy 10 keep switching the prlmary.date around in an the grea'! corporate scramble for $120 for the bltllet at tit!! Kennedy closed the receipt for the corporate ·. .. ait~nip) .t.o·.tapit:ire somefhlhg as fickle and: eiwiive· ~s tmpaet. ·oii .a · deferise dollars, liu:t it. hasn.'t~ . ' CenferJor ali unnanw:d congress, fj)es .. . . .. · . · ...• . .: presidential nomination, especially when you'll have to hold another for lack of ·effecflve IobliY!ng. :Its ... man, to·$346 tor analrllnetJckeHor . , .ln December 1983,. the. company ·.. primary the same year for state and local contests and issues. Washington executives have wined, former ·Sen. RogerJepsen, R-loW., · spent $915 on Its own penthouse You have to be brave or a little daffy' to vote against a tax credit these dined and golfed their way from to Visit a company plant. A.$125 suite for a senior aide to Sen. · days, and state Rep. Robert E. Brown's red light qn a day care t!IX credit Capitol Hlll to the Pentagon. ticket for a· March 1983 Plooldo Bennett Johnston, D·La., and staff, bill last week stuck out like~ sore thumb In the sea of green 011 the House Our associate Tony · Capacclo Domingo concert was given to Rep. members of the Defenseappropria· electronic scoreboard. found the evidence I~ Internal Joe McDade, R·Pa. Explained "Is a uons subcommittee. "These perThe Perrysburg Republican Isn't against day care, but he can't see a tax company documents and public particularly effective member of sonnet were very Important to our credit if It Isn't going to help those that neEd II. records. He also Interviewed sevthe (appropriations defe115e) sub- ~· sjiccessful ettorts to obtain in · And he may have SOlllethlng there. ~ era! people familiar with the committee and ts well respected by creased M-1 tanks and F-16aircraft The largest tax credit would go to those earning less than $JO,o:Xla year. lobbying operation.' colleagues." . -production In the FY 1982 budget," But those people pay the least taxes, and their credit can't exceed their tax He uncovered entertainment ex - Gifts: These Included $78 for a mmp;lny memo explained. liability, Therefore, they couldn't collect the entire credit anyway. penses and other questionable flowers sent to a congressional staff - Dues: For several years, Moreover, how many people earning less than 1o,o:Xl a year are paying payments that General Dynamics member and $54 for a basket ortrult company lobl>ylsts · ch~rged the for day carP? Odds are, not many. Improperly charged to various delivered In July 1983 to Sen. Barry taxpayers for their $00 monthly Finally, Brown pointed out the paradox of enacting a tax credit for day defense contracts as overhead. Goldwater, R·Arlz. The frull was membership dues 'I? the Republl· care, then imposing regulations and standards wlilch will drive up the cost 'Here are some of the ways the accompanied by a .note from cans' Capital Hill Club and Its of that service. company spread Its largesse: Lefevre that said: "Hopefully, thls DemOcratic. counterpart. But he was one lone voice drowned out by the clamor for tax relief. - Pplltlcal contributions: Four of will make you feel at least half as - CookbOOks: In 1982, General the company's top Washington good as your ride In the F -16! Dynamics bought 10 copies of ·representatives, . Including office (signed) The troops at GO." "Congressional Cookbook" and 'Fun' as overhead l Jack Anderson & Dale Van Atta ·' s .j Letters to editor · W e'II get hac~ ' . There is more controversy over religious matters in the world than any other facet of clvlllzatlon. The Jews tight the Arabs, the Arabs tight among themselves and In Ireland the Cathollcs kill the Protestants and Vice versa. On religious mailers there seemS to be , closed minds. A man once gave a definition of God, "God Is every· thing man Isn't." There Is the matter of the closing of Morse Chapel by the Methodist f· Conference. Did the conference · follow around after the ctn;ult riders tearing down the log chapels when they were no longer needed? It would be nice to have one of the log chapels in Meigs County. Morse Chapel Is a splendid example of a little country church, the likes or which Is fast <11sappeartng from the American scene. l High'UJCfy plans needed now In past years Meigs County has yelled and screamed to the state 10 build a · new highway from Rock Sprlngll to the new bridge at Ravenswood and now we are getting some action. But how many accldentJ will we see and how many deaths wW occur on the narrow road trom POmeroy to the bridge now until the road Is buUt? We have alrl!ady seen several accldentJ and a lot ot thoSe are trucks and It wW get worse so row the people who live and drive this road, beware of the new flow of trucks and cars and for sure new ' '' ' ~ ~ .• submitted the $120 bill to the government. The project director, for thls collection of congressional . recipes was the wile of Rep. William · Dickinson; R-Ata., · the · ·rankil)g Republican on 'the HQuse · Armed Services Committee~ · ·Golf expens"'t Cqmpany golfing fees were also charged to the taxpayers, Including $115 monthly :cjues at the .C bngress(onal. . . 'Cji~ntry :ctub a:nd '$40 tor· golf-club ". storage. Last year. , LeFevre : charged the govenlmiei]I $6.15 for har and restaurant bllls .!lt Burning • Tree Country Club for . a single • three-person outing. He , did not, , bo\yever, pass alan~ the S205 he spent on green fees, equlpt;nent and rentals for the same excursion. For the 1983 Kemper Open atth~ ,' Congressional Country Club, a General Dynamics executive sug: gested that the company buy aq additional $600 clubhouse-and· · grounds·padge package bee~ use . "every year the legislative affairs " 'departmept receives several re· quests from frtends on Capitol Hill for tickets.'' • to you_ . _____A_:_rt_Buc_h_tro_ld ~ One or the serious charges made her, "They are probably discussing against White House aide Pat what I'm wrttlng about. You better Buchanan Is that he doesn't return break It up and teU Michelle Wilson people's calls. I'm on deadline and I would prefer Highly respected pioneer · Meigs Buchanan isn't the only one. The to get her side or It bafore l go to County families worshiped there. telephone Is the main form of press." . . ... There were the Buffington, the communication In Washington (ex· Bruce. Henderson, on the other Gandee and the Fitch families to cept tor sending a message to hand, never makes the call himself. mentlpn a few. Moscow by putting a trade em- He has , the pool secretary do. It A church bears mucli slgnlfi. bargo In Nicaragua), and media because he has a horrible fear that cance In the life and times or a people are particularly sensitive as the person on the other end of the people. Andrew Jackson bull! a to when (and If) their calls will be line will mak<c> hl!11 spell his name. , little church for his beloved Rachel. acknowledged. One person I work with likes to ·It Is considered a shrine tOday. The The no-return call In the nation's keep track of how his personai stock Dunkard church still stands on the capital Is the cruelest call of au. · Is doing In Washington." So every Antietam Battle Field as a memor- · This Is how the system works. once in a while Joe Gradlshl!r calls lal to those who.dled lighting that You place the call, but yw have no somron<c> in the administration. day In the Cl.vll War. · Illusions that you'll get through to When he Is given the standard Morse· Chapel Is said to have your quarry the first time around. "conference" alibi, Gradisher adequate financial support. To Governme11t ofllclals worry that If leaves his name and phone number abolish It because oflow attendance they are that easUy avaUableyou'll with the secretary. · seems like living by the rules. Let assume they don't have enough to Then Joe sets the clock with the this little country church stand. do. So secretaries are trained to hours, days and months on h~ desk · "Titere's nothing Ill can dwell In automatically Inform the caiiElr and proceeds to tlllll> how long It such a temple.'' (Tempest). that the boss Is "In conference.'' takes for the officials to get back to Gayle Price. What constitutes a conference In him . . Washington bas never been de· If the call is returned Joe wUI just fined. It could be a gathering of 20 say he was testing the system. It it people or just two. It could be taking Isn't returned he will put out the place In the office or on another Word that the appointee Is not long !Joor - and for really top.Diiht for this world. potholes. Now everyone from Ra· executives, It could be held "up on More and mcire administration cine to Pomeroy has a rea.,n to yell the HW." . ofllclals and bureaucrats are refusand should. Let's push to get our You knowyou'retalkingtopower Ing media calls on the assumption 'governor tQ rtde a car on .this road when.a secretary Informs tbl! caller that If they don't tlllk to the press by the rt.ver with no guardraU and that )¥!r boss Is "out of town · they can't be misquoted. While this ' haVe a big truck with a wtdeloadon traveling with the President." Is not a bad strategy It does have Its It pass by.'Sure bet he'll be shaken a Those or us who have beeft drawbacks. It leaves the j011111811st little. around tor a while deal with free to wrtte whatever he pleases, So let's all puah today and write bruah-Otts In dltferent ways. I have adding this line to cover hlniself, our state and Jdibway department a friend, Barry Sussman, who, "G<X!zllla dld not answer this ot all the ptoblems with this when lnfonned that the person he 18 wrtter's calls.'' ouidated highway now and get the (elephonln~ Is In conference, al· Which brings me back to Pat new one started todaY tor eve- ways asks the secretary, "Who Buchana, whom I cari wrtle about ryone's sake and safety In Meigs wtth?" ,.. objectively since I've never called County. - F1oyd H. CIJ!land, Box When the secretary says she him, and therefore hold no ~ 144-F, Middleport, Ohio 45760. doesn't understand Sussman tells because he failed to call me back. Let the little church stand oP: . II has been said Buchanan Is second to Don Regan In Influence In the White House. He Is also the President's communications dtrec· tor. If you phone Pat and he doesn't respond wlt.hln a reasonable period of time, It can be a terrible blow to your reputation. This Is particularly true of the opinion makers who do not agree with the administration's policies, but put great store In how fast the · President's men answer , their calls. In fairness to Pat, he Is quite busy just feeding the journalists who ' support the adrrilnlstratlon line and should not be faulted for putting so '· many unfriendly , reporters on. "hold.'' White House sources have told me that after returning one Evans and Novak call Buchanan Is ·• ' wiped out for the rest of the day. ' . Berry's World . (,. •, ·. ." The Daily Sentinel-hge 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Concepcion, •• ; ,•' :· Soto, Davis pace Reds' .. 7-1 victory Eaglettes advance to·· regional action ATIIENS - Trailing 9-1 going into the sixth inning, Eastern's Eaglettes exploded for 12 runs to overtake the Symri)es Valley Vlk.· tngs before eventually putting the game out ' of rech at 23-15 here Saturday afternoon In the Dtstftct Championship game at Athens High School. Claiming the hard-fought "\Ctory in the pouring rain didn't dampen the splrtts of the Eastern gals as they clabned their first District Softball crown and gained a,llerth In the Regional Tournament to be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. at . Waverly High School. The win boosted Eastern to 21-5 overall, while Symmes dropped to • 12-4. rally Into gear, Lesa Ruckl>r slammed a twO:run double aqd teammate Kim Dent did the same, platlnll follr more Eastern runs. Two more errors and thrEe walks c'pped the SC(lrlng In the frame. Meanwhile, Eastern hurler Krist! Gaddis contlrtued to be strong as she ..ettred the side during the bottom halt of the Inning. , Eastern plated 10 Insurance runs In the seventh frame, as Eastern held on for the victory, 23-15. Gaddis was the winning pitcher with 13 walks and two strikeouts. Donna Wilson took the loss In six and one thlrdnntngs , while getilng relief lielp from Lisa Eastep. They walked 22 batters and fanned just one. Lesa Rucker led Eastern hitters with two doubles and flve RBl 's, Dell! had a double, Lea Ann Gaul a slllgle, and singles each by Angle Spencer, Amy Young, Arlene Rlt·. chle a)ld Krtstl Gaddis. ll Ruby Bryant had a double for Symmes Valley, while Lisa Eastep, Darla Smith, Donna Wilson, Lisa Howard. and Doreen Dillon each singled. Eastern committed seven errors and Symmes Valley eight. ' ' Eastern took a 1-0 lea,d In the first Inning, but as lllJ! ra.lns gradually Increased the Eaglettes slipped to a 7-1 !leflclt In the second Inning, struggling through four scoreless Innings before scoring another run. As the sixth Inning rolled around , Eastern traded 9-1 · and their chances looked gloon;ty. The rainsoaked Eaglettes, however, dldn 't give up as their offensive efforts in ' the sixth frame brightened the day for Coach Pam Douthitt. Eastern erupted for 12 runs to ·take 13-91ead . Ulle!ICOre: Krlstl Gaddis reached on 1 an Eastern ...................100 00 12 10-:13 8 7 error, LeSa Rucker and Klm Dent · s. Val. ..... ..... ....... .... .. 071 0) 0 6-15 7 8 Batterti;>s : Kr1stl Gaddis 1WPl and Tonya walked, then with one out seven Savoy, Lisa Estep. Donna Wilson, Sl"Venlh, straight walks pushed Eas)ern's and Darla Smith. MEIGS TRACK TEAM - Members of the 198S Metp High School track learn were, row, l·r Greg Lalhey, Jerry Brevik, Mark Hammonds, Danin Cremeans, Charles Knopp; second row AMiotant Coach Rick Blaettklar, Rex Daggy, Denny fl._ Sutcliffe injury may hamper Cubs' 1985 pennant chances Meigs qualifies eight units for girls regionals .' . ~ x lm"n ':;'~~·Y~~ht>~ H:!J.?: Now l.exlng1on: Rock Hill : F'alrtand llflm Humles- Rum IFAI. 14 ·5: wmloms (Be-lt; .l(>i1kln$ (CGl ; Tom Cas~dy 1GA ). 1~ Dash- Williams 10..11. Puul Close <GAJ ; Cane' !SPJ : l.llhlcum <SPJ . l600m Run ~ For.uavC' tSHI, 4:39.6: campbi'U IAA<; can""' !SHI. Mon·lson 1FA1. 4 X I!Cm Relay - South Polnl. <4..l: Fairland: Coal r.rov£>; Gallla A<'adt'fnv ;Rn'"""""'· Young, Tawn<'y, S•rnhl. · 400mDash-P"••ISPr: Pau!Cios.?iGAr: L.e<·tcron<o iNLr: l(osror !RHI . . ~ Hun.lb - Rurd iFA 1, :fl.&: .1£>n~lns oCG); Stddrr. IAAJ; Tom cassa~y !CAJ. llOOm Run - So<'a" rSPJ . t:5R?: Voris tNLI: Mullcn.o; 1R}f1; WarriM' 1IR1 . ·' · -_, :rom Dash- Llnthlrum iSPI. 23.2: Ruo'd IFAI: Ltockron< INL ~: Dull')' ICG •. ;rnJm Run Carney fS HJ, 10:12.6; Morrt•ooHFA~: walls !NY I; c...,m.. ,.. ltR 1. ; X400m Rnlay-cooiGI'OVl', Ul.\: Souin Galfipolls qualltled 17 IndiVIdUals Cor the 1985 Class rack and field regional champlons.,ps and Meigs qualified eight glr~ units during Saturday's annual dlstrtct meet at Ironton. · Sheridan capturtd the girts iltle .with 124 points, <JaWpolls finished second with 91 points, Meigs third wltli 67, Fairland fourth With 52. Chesapeake had 49; NelsOn.vUJe. York ~; . Coa: Groye 23; NeW ' Le11lngton 16; South Pointl3; Belpre · 13; Ironton 1(¥,/'Alexander 9; Rock HW3andQakHwO. . In the boy's division, Fairland walked oft wll.h top honors, collect· ·1ng '19 .points. . South Point p!a~ .si!cood 'witli 76;-tollowed by Sheridan · with 60 and Rock HUI55. . Coal Grove had 54, Beltire48; New Lexington :Ji; Gallipolis :II; Ironton · 20; Alexander 16; NelsonvUfe.York 10; Meigs 5 and Chela~ 4. 'The top four performers bt each ev,ent advanced to t~ ·~I meets, to be held Friday and Saturday at Musklngum College in New Concord. Seventeen ol 19 GAHS athletes participating quaUfted, l'igllt .boys alld nine girts. The . Blue Angels, Southeastern Ohio J,eflglle and southern sectlonalchamploli9, were without the services of one of their pet1o~. Jolalne J'1brtlmas, unbeaten in the IIXl meter relay this spring, and a member of the relay squads. She was lll and unable to All: Point; ~k HI,!!: lrynton. .. l..orlfl 1J"-mp - ,Williams (Brl). :ll·1Mi: : Cartrr_ISPI: .Cmlllo II'AI: · Dillon '[.A i. · HIJ<h Jump - Guy J.RHJ, 6-3: Rlfu< !Bell: comfl"IOn.(NLii &u'Ch(F'A\ '"""; 12. · -G; . Olpplngf'r . Polf' Vault- Adams iSH!; Manns !FA!; Row {CH) . . Shot Put - C~rman (00), 51·5; Pi!t'r IRHJ : Dahoo IRHJ; Willis (IRJ. Discus - l.. Johnson (CGl. J,l--:1; Dal!on HUll : CarwniC'r !SHI : Wolford 1SP1. stopBosto~ By JIM~ UPISptllill . . It the results woold always be the same, Joe Carter would pray every ·time he hit the ball. , Carter, who has been In Cleveland manager Pat Corrales' doghouse for most of the season, drove a one-out single down thele!t-!leldllne scoring Otis Nixon from !111!'1! base Sunday, giving the Clevef4nd lndl· f!I!Sa 2·1 victoryoverthcBostoriRed Sox. . After he hitth(' ball, Car)Bf.llllldlte "watched and prayed" for a moment before ruJUling to first. Carter believes his .ali days are over. Cleveland , which tied the score H In the eighth Jnning on Tony Bemazard'ssolo homerun, took two o1 three games .in the weekend series. '"lbe Indians got whatwedldn'tUmely hitting," said Boston man· ager John McNamara, who was e)ected by hom(' plate ulnplrl! Mike Relll;y atterprotestlklgastrlkecaU In the leOOIId inning. With one out In the ninth, Brook Jacoby reached on an tnlleld single to deeplhortstop off loser Boyd, U N]lron ran tor Jacoby and Sped to . third 011 Mike Hargrove's .single to right. Carter then followed with his del:~ Ill!. •' ·' • ', ', ' , ' ,. •· '' . •. ' • ': •· •: :: ·- .· Hubbard's Greriouse MOW OPEN FOR SPIIM8 SEASON Complete line of vecetable & bed· '· dine p~nts, h•naina bashts, potted P.lants - blooiltin& & foli · sh.nibjlery, 'rose blshes , ace: ' azaleas-& ~hododtrtdrons. · OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5 SU~DAY 1 TO 5 PH. 992·5776 .--g_,...·..;···:_·_·_·..;;_·."·..;....;..'_.. _·_.__ _;-;_·..;'C.'.:...~...,S:...·.:..,..·.__.-:::-':--:'':.._:-:...-_ _.;~::..:....~.._-""'"'::..___,--.,."""":""--1-:':"':"-..;......,.."'"'":7'"..,.---,,. .. F.Ia·•·...:·• • • ·.' ·· 7 0 loveitin · as you did in June. Girls Trackdan: CfleosaP'('ak£': M('!gs. · lOOm Hurdles - Cook IF AL 15.1; Cn:asan (SHJ: Dixon !NYI; Stout (CGJ. lOOm Dash - Ratliff !SHJ,IJ.O; D. En.<:l~h IMGSJ : S. English (MGSJ: JullrAJien IGAI. 4 X :.Jnn Relay- Gallla Aca<k'my (AIJ(>n. Mat;lry. Combs, Adam.o~l, 1: 49.0: Mf'l~s : Sheorldan: Fairland. 1mn Run - Able (Nl.l. 5: ~ . 6: KriSE'n Carty (GAl: Sydcnstrlck<-1' (CH I; Ha,lollf'Y (FA I. 4 X 100m R£'1ay - ~gs. !'11.4: Sht>rldan: ~aprak£': <;a illu A<'adcmy. · 400m Dash - Jodi Adams !GAL 1:0:!.0; Miller IFAI: WIL'lOn ISH!: Cha~ IMI . :Ulm Hurd!~- Crmsan (SH\ , 47.4: Dixon INYI': Cook (FB); Beardmot\> (SHI . flnn Run - GrorJUl ISH). 2:31.7: Howan::l compete. Indians By JOEL SHERMAN the 6-foot-7, 215-pounder went16-l In the American League, it was: · UPISports Writer with a 22.69 ERA after Cleveland Cleveland 2, BOston li Minnesota 8, This kind of twist of fate can traded him to Chicago on June 13. Toronto 2; Chicago 5, Texas 1; decide a pennant In May. The loss Sunday dropped Chicago Milwaukee ll, Kansas City 10; Atlerhlttingaroutinegroundball 2~ games behind the New York · Callfornia4,NewYork~ ; Oakland9, Sunday, Chicago Cubs ace Rick Mets In the National League East. Detroit 7; and BaltiiT)ore2,Seattlel. Atlanta entered the weekend l\fets3,Glants2 Sutcliffe got injured running down theflrst-base line. The right-hander series sporting the best ERA in the At New York, Howard Johnson's was forced to leave the game In the National League. bases-loaded. two-run single high· third Inning with what was initially Steve Bedrosian and two relievers lighted a three-run sixth inning, diagnosed as a severely sprained limited Chicago to seven tilts as the rallying the Mets past San Franleft hamstring. Sutcliffe will be Cubs' potent bats of last season cisco. Tom Gorman, 31.struckout a examined In Chicago Monday by}he remained dormant. career·hlgh six In six Innings. Roger Cubs' team physician. Bedrosian, 1-2, yielded s ix hits McDowell worked three Innings to · Before the injury, tat year's Cy over52-3innlngs.JeffDedmOngave recordhlssecondsave.MarkDavls , · You.ng Award winner gave up a up one hllln 21·31nnlngswhileBruce 2-2, took the loss . Dod two-run homer to Atlanta's Dale Sutter pitched the ninth for his gers3, Phillles 2 Murphy that sealed the Braves' 3-0 eighth save. AI Philadelphia, Greg Brock and Mlk M h 11 h. Victory over the Cubs. The Braves took a 2·0 lead in the e ars a 11 SO1o homers to Sutcliffe, whose arrival in June of first off Sutcliffe. ClaudeUWashing· back the combined four-hit pitching last season proved to be the crucial ion led off with a double before of Fernando \lalenzue)a, 4-4, aud piece in the Cubs' 39-year search for Murphy ripped hi s lltll homer. ·Ken Howell, helping Los Angeles post-season incluslof1, Is the ace of Atlanta made It 3·0 In the fifth snap a . four-game losing streak. the taft• when Washington drilled his third Howell notched his fifth save. · . S . . . . AprolongedlnjurytoSutcllffe,5-4, ·hom~:r . . . .· ' . Charles Hudson, l-3;was the.loser. .woUld serlou.Siy hinder the Cubs' Elsewhere New York ~gOd San · . · Pailnl88. E~pos 3 . · · · · ' · •· A M' 1 K · M Re ·ld chances.of repe~tlig ·~S NL East . Francisco 3·2 Cincinnati blasted ' · ontt'Pa' evm . c yno s champs, especially with the team's Plttsbun>h 7-1: Los Angeies shaded and Terry Kennedy drove in · two -~ ns apiece t h J San D'ego' unexpected poor hitting so far. Philadelphia 3-~ . . San Diego beat ru o eP ' s Sutcliffe, 28, entered Sunday's Monjrea18-3and Houston topped St. Andy Hawkins Improve to 8.0. arne· with ·a 2ll ERA Last year Lout 7 3 • · 4 X FOOm Ill> lay - Gallla Academy fCarty, Hamk1n, Carman, Holley), 10:22.3: Shrri· top Meigs did not qual!fy any boys, but eight elrl& units. three relay teams, and ftvll btdl.vuduall - IIIII makelt. Here are the results or the 1985 boys and girls district meet: WelSh, Scott Polcyn, Cbris Smith, Brad Robinson, Coach Jim Oliphant; IJjrd row - Chip Werry, Ed K!When, Bryan Korn, Dave Warth, Scolt PuDlns, Kevin Meadows, Scott Geyer. (Absent were Jason Bush Eric Johnson, Gerald Moore, Tony Welch), ' ' PITTSBURGH (UPI) - CtncJnnatl Reds shortstop Dave Concep. cion, ().for-13 atthe bat, wasdabbUng with the Idea othangtnguptheglove. But thoughts of quitting ended Sunday when Concepcion belted a two-run homer and a single to help Cincinnati to a 7-1 sheUacklagotthe Pittsburgh Pirates. Solo said he woke up Sunday morning and just. stared at · the ceiling aftergotng().51kl Cbtclnnatl's wtn over Pittsburgh Saturday. "I was thlnklng about quitting. I almost hung my glove up ... I was feeling so down," he said. "J knew It was only().for-13, butlwasn'tusedto it . 1 didn't want II. "I decided to go to the ballpark, to put theunlformbackon. !know lean still play.'; Reds pitcher Mario Soto, 6-3, lossed his third complete game of the season. got two rbl's walked three and struck out six. The right-hander had a shutwt unttl the ninth , but walked pinch-hitter Lee MazzUU with the bases loaded to force ln a run. Reds player·manager Pete Rose was hitless in three at-bats and still needs 64 hits to break Ty Cobb's all -time record or 4,191. He also needs two runs to break Hank Aaron's National League record of 2,107. The Reds took a 2-0 lead In the third Inning off Lee TunneU, 0-5, when Soto singled home Concepcion and Dave Pa.r ker walked wllh the bases loaded to force home Tom Foley. . Cinctnnatlmadelt4.0 inthefourth when Contepcipn hit hlstltlrd homer of the season off Tunnell. In the ninth, the Reds added three runs of! rellewr John Candelaria. Foley led offwltha slngleandscored on a triple by Solo. One out later, Eric Davis hit his fifth homer ot the season to make the score 7-0. .··'..· 1MGS1: Thompoao iFAI; Roberts iCG J. .• :lmn Dash - Jodi Adams (GAJ. 27.1: S. ErtRIJSh IMGSr: Musl< ;FAJ: Ratliff ISHJ . _ 3'.1llm Run- Angle HollO)' (GAl, 12:00.1: • Shook (SH ); Able jNL): Sydf>nslrlcker (GHJ. 4 X «11m Rl'lay - Gallta AC'ack'omy 1Amsbary, Mabry, Allen, Adams). 4:18.5; Shel·ktan: Cht>saP£>al«'; Ak>xander. Long Jump- Kim JappY IGAJ, 16-10%; Williams lllfoll; C:ook !FAr: Hur'ls !SHI. KlRh .Jump - Crossan 1SH1, !'1--2: DIKon iNYJ: Mlllrr IMGSJ; HaiTI& !SHJ. 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I I I L ·I NKM--~--------------~------~------------------~----------~---------------------------- ~~------------·--------5~ --------~------ Zi.~---------- Si1natute Aa:ount Number Mall coupon to: Marketing/Customer Servicea Dept. • 'ohio Power ComJllliY . 301-305 Cleveland Avenue, S.W. • P.O . Boz 400 • Canton, Ohio 44701 ----------------· .. POWER ' :' ' · . . . .. I I I· .J ~· '' . ~ .' ..•' . We gift It ow•est. . . '. '• • '• ' �• . Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel · . aves . .~. .· zn 'V Su Monday, May 20. 1985 'tlduates ·JJ ry ceremony ~ : Eleven students graduated Sun· ~. :day from Ohio Valley Christian ::·;School, Galllpolts. Thls .was the ·.;·fourth graduating class In the ; ;; 1'Ch0ol's eight-year existence, ac. . :· cording to OVCS admlnJstratlon, :.: · br.' Fred WUIIams. ·.~: Valedictorian of the class of 1985 ;;: : was David VIrgil Blevins, son of ::": : Jtm and Nancy Blevins, Bidwell. :;::; He wilt attend Otterbei n College •.; · a nd major In pre-med. with a goal : : of becoming a n orthopedic s urgeon. : .; A member of Rodney Methodist : ;. Church, Blevins Is active In the :: ; youth group. At OVCS, he was :: : president of hls lOth and 11th grade :-;· classes, vice president or student ·: · council as a junior a nd president as : : a senJor. He was a mell)her of the : • band, yearbook staff and played ;.: soccer four · years, named Most ·: : Valuable Player as a junJor and :;: : senior . Blevins also lettered In :- • ba.s ketbatl two years. :;. He Is In the Amertca n Christian .: :: Honor' SoclPty, the Society of : ~ .Distinguished American Hig h : : School Students and Who's Who .:;• • Among American High School · : : Students. He Is a recipient of the :·· • Holzer Clinic Science Award, an ·: · : Otterbein Scholarship and Otter· · :-;: · heln Presjdentlal Scholarship. Salutatoria n was Angela Dawn : ~ Wright , daughter of Don and • ;. Carolyn Wrig ht , Gallipoli s. ShewUI ::; : attend Cedarville College, major· :~ • ing In mathematics. A member of :: : First Baptist Church, she Is active ·:1; in the Pastor's Youth Group. : ·: At OVCS, she was a varsity : ~ cheerleader four years and co· : ~ captain as· a s<>nlor. She was~ the . _;. homecoming court as a junior and ~-· · Queen as a senior. Miss Wright was :: : a lso a memberoftheyearbookstaff ·:· : two years a nd a state finalist In the .:: : Miss TEEN Competition, and ::·:. named Its Scholastic Scholarship : ~ "1nner. >: . Monday, May 20, 1985 American High School Students. ' The Daily Sentinel Oatley was president of the junior and · senior classes, and played . (\ISPSifHII) soccer as a freshman, bsketballas o\ DIVlolool ot Mllfll- loo. a junior and l('ttered as senior Published every afternoon , Monday basketball scorekeeper. HE> won through Friday, Ul Court St., Po· first place at Ohio Valley Christian mtroy, Ohi o, by thE" Ohio Valley Publishing Company / Multimedia. Jnc .. School In the Ohio Early Colll!ge . Pomeroy, Ohio 15769, Ph. 992·21!16. Se· Math Placeme.nt Test. . co ncl «!lass poelage ()JIIcl at Pomeroy, Ohio. He wW attend Akron Unlve!'$1ty Engineering School, majoring tn Mem~r : Un ll!d Prenlnternatlonal, <'iectrical engineering. HI' has also Inland Dally Press AuoclaUon and the Ohio Newspaper Association. National bPerr accepted Into the Akron Advertising ReprHentatlve, Branham University Honors Program, with Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, NeW York, New York 10017. scholarship. ' I The OVCS Class of 1985 chose P<liTMASTER: Sl!nd add.re$5 chanaes , to '111e Dally S..tlnel, Ill CouJ1 St., Carolina blue and silver as their Pumeroy, Ohio 45789. colors and "Hlgber Ground" as SUIISCRimON Ro\TI!8 song. For th<i class verse, Philippi· By c.ner or Motor ao.&e 1 ans 3:13-14 was chosen.: One Week ...................... ...... ,...... $1.10 "Brethren.. I count not myself to One Month ........., .. ................ ..... $1 .80 One Year ................................. $57.20 have apprehended: but this one SINGLE COPY thing I do, forgetting those things PRICE which ·are behind, a nd reaching Dally .. ..... .. . .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. 25 Cents.. forth unto those things which .are I Subscriber.!& no! desiring to pay thecarbefore. I press toward the mark for r1er may remll In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel on a 3,' or 12 month theprizeofthehtghcatltngofGodln basil. Credit will bf giv€'n carr ier each Christ Jesus ." month. • The commencem ent address No subscrlptlon5 by mall permitted irr ~ · was given by Dr. Phil Sutler, towns where home carrier se rvice Is ~ available. executive director of the Mountal· OV(S GRADUATES - 'The fourth graduallng Michael, Jackson; George WDUam Glbb8, New neer Association of Christian Malt S.bo<J1p<tooo claM of Ohio VaHey~ School went dtrough Haven, W.Va.; WDUam Christopher Wood, Pl. luW:eOhlo Schools, of which OVCS Is a part. 13 Weeks .................................. 114.56 commencement exercises Sw)day at First Baptist Pleasant, W.Va.; VIctoria Jean Peavley, Pomeroy; Sult<>r chose Mark 9:33-37, 42. a nd ;16 Weeks .. .......... ...................... l29.12 Church. Gracllfa'es are: 1ront trorn lett; David VIrgil back, Vernon Edward Jones Q, Pl. Plefi$Uit, W.Va.; !12 Weeks ....... .................... .... ... $58.2fl 49-50 for his remarks. Blevins, Gallipolis; valedlctoriar); Angela Dawn Bradley Marshall Hood, Gallipolis; Grqory Bruce , , O&itakle Ohio He challt>nged the 11 graduating 13 w.e~c . ............................... ,.. ll5.60 Wright, GaiBpolls, salutatarian; Dwight ADen Dalley, Niehoff, Jackson; 1111d Jeffrey Wayne Haner, 26 Wreks .................................. $31.20 .t seniors to commit their llves to the GaDlpolls, honor graduate; middle, ShllronJeanneUe Galllpolls. 52 Weeks ............. .. ................... $59.80 service of Jesus Christ,and dis· cover gr<>atness. by'belngwUUngto r---------------------.:---~------------1-----------­ enter God's service, even If It m eans sacrifice and being cons!· dered last In man's eyes. Precectng Suiter's address, the Ohio Vall<>y Christian School Choir, directed by Mrs. Barbara Stewart, presented "Lord, Send Me Any· where" and "In P raise of His Service." They were accompanied by students Robin Davis and Gina Jarriora. Students graduating In the 1985 ...~......~ ..p SALE lAY PRICE$ GOOD 26, 198& _, I DIIIK TUIIII OIL or LOTIOI BOZ. ··299 ~'1.' O'ii . BIG 22 OZ. PALMOLIVE DISHWISRIII LIQUID ~"ggc Sentinel Gibbs, New Haven, W.Va.; Jl'ffrey Wayne Ha ner ahd Bradley Mar· shall. Hood, both of Galltpolls; Vernon Edward ' Jones II, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va.; Sharon Jeannette Michael and Gregory Bruce Nlehoff, both o!Jackson;. Vlctortajean . Peavley, Pomeroy; WUllam Chris~ topher Ward, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. ··, · and Miss Wright: BABY • BUY 3 GET. 1 FREE! EDtTIONl . . . -.~.. -·· .. · ~ . . A ",Sermon in ~hoes" was the Barker, Chester; A~ber. ThOmp·.;: ; theme of 'the ' rnothE>r·daughter son,' Mrs. Vicki Fink, Mrs: Katy ,;.. · b<Jnqu<'t a t th<> Calvary Bible Fink, Mrs. Marta Blackwoqd, ••;;. : c hurch held Saturday night at the · Gabri<>ll<> Blackwood. Mrs. Terri :,::·church. Blackwood. Rutland. P()('IT)s and s kits wPro;> pr<>sented. TessiE' Bradshaw; Mrs. Vicky : ~ : •: Guest speaker was Mrs. Angela Bradshaw, MT$. JessiE' Martin, ~:· . Dooley, Hamilton. Attending were Mrs. H<>len Jane Brown, , Mrs. --::, : Mrs. Joan Hall. Mrs. Tht>lda Hall, Sh<>ryl Little, Mrs. Jean Peavley. ' :~ • Mrs. Lori Santee. Marietta; Mrs. Middleort; Mrs. Delorts King, Mrs. N<>va King, Mrs. Flossie Story, Mrs. : •:: ; Marilyn Wilt. Lancaster; P atricia ~::': Holli; Mrs. Madalena Neutzling, Wt>Jthil Bryson, Mrs. Thora Black· ;: ~ Maso~. W.Va.; Grace King, Mans· wood, Mrs. Charldlne Alkire, De~ ~ field ; Mrs. Angela Dooley , Laura borah Alkire, Mrs. Mildred Alkire, ~·: Dooley, Hamilton; Mrs. Betty Mrs. Grella Thomas, Pomeroy. Barker. Trina Barker. Melissa .', · ·b~cause travers houJd_be fun 12 TIBUTS .' .. 'c . ' I . • · · :=::: ... \ ~ ~~; Slldesofflowerstnbothshowsand conducted by Eltza~th Burkett :~~ about town were shown by the Rl'v. with members t<>Uing of an aitrac· :::· : William Mlddleswarth at the Wed- tlvepianttngthey'veseenthfssprtng nesday night meeting of the opened the meeting. Elizabeth ~I ;:::: Middleport AmafleJur GMardeners Lohse had .:._.~ardentng <:ommenht·h· •:• > heldat Jhe homeo ean oor~. ., tary on """"ng pants w c produce Instant color listing several :-:;. •' Officers elected following arE'port ;::~: by Daisy Blakeslee of the nominal· annual and perennJals ltlcludlngthe ::.:· JngcommittN'WPreMarjorleFetty, s pid<>r plant, nlcottnla, and ;- - president; Gladys Cumings, vice . coreopsis. ·~:. president: Katl]y First. secretary; 'l'he traveling prize brought by !:;o~ · and Jean Moore, treasurer. Clara Conroy was won by Gladys Announced were the 50th annlver· Cumlrigs. Arrangements were j ~:: · · sary observance of thl' Rutland made to purchase flowers tor a ~· . Gardpn Club. a tour of Wahkeena , planting at vUiag<> hall. ' r> ;. and a conseivatlon tour to be held A dessert course was served by l f·} Sept.!SatthPBobEvansFarm,Rio Mrs. Moore assisted by Kathryn : •:: . Grande. Hysell. Each member was pres· <· ·. The club .collect and roll call ented a potted !leranlum. IE[ . ' . 11·9 f.~\ ~ I .OFF! IISECT· REPELLEIT 1~!. Photos will· be printed this size. 1 I 1 <·::< 1 ...-.--..· . .-~:. ..·---. -... -r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~-; -. ......-. JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. ,.• ' ·~ ..•..........-. ...... -•..... •.. ~ ' • . ,. • -.:....• .. '. ' VET.ERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL · EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 PLOCH MAN'S SQUEEZE BARREL FU·YGR·IID fl,IWftD Dill! Mtl !IQI '~ 11111!1 1 QUAtn MUSTARD 49 ·tate SCOTIAD BIG 5 POUIID DRI ROriSTID 01 COCIIAil OR UISAITID II OL fAll Here's an opportunity for parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles or godparents to have their "baby's"photo appear in The Senti· nel's BABY EDITION, Friday, May 31. All ba~ bies born between 1980 and 1985 are eligible to have their photos published. Just think how your "baby" will save.and cherish this special edition tlu'oughout his or her lifetime. JuSt ~~:me:: !at~~~~~:U~:~~:~~~: Brownell Ave. Middleport,. ah. _.PLEASE ;. _______PRINT ___ .:. , ____ 1 1 I ~ I1 Baby's ,N ame.:.................................................... · · t~"'1. KILLER -179 11 oz. ..,,,12!! BIG QUART SIZE! HEARTH I GRILL - CHARCOAL (t • ' STARTER ~ ~-"age SUPER HARD PASTE KIT ~.;...--, ..(). . .,349 . 1 I I c FLIIII IISECT nRTLEWAX Deadline for photos is Saturday, Mtiy 25, 1915 r~-----..----- SUIIR 0~1\159 B,..n Ju~Un 01y Gr1ndp1rents .Carla and Joan Lan~ord Rt. I, Bidwell, Ohio lt!r HIBACHI 14 01. Trevor P1ut Buck Jon and Tami Buck ·69.. ' 12" X1&" RGUID PUllERS " 1' 3" VALUE! 6 OL Ame_ nde Mt<:helle Sibley M1ke and lmda Sibley Rt. 3, Quail Creek Gallipolis, Ohio . .. . I o"'-'"' ,.. .. :,. . . :. ... o"t1\ 2" V~LU[! I · I •''-,· FLOWERS II STOCK! CREST TIOTRPISTE \ class plays set .§~tAmateur gardeners meet - DOUBLE DEODORANT SOAP Ill IEIGRIIL ' i::: : Dooohue, Marla Av<'rion, Alison Tromm, Rita WWJall)!j()n, David F.isher, Tammy Dorst, and P .J . Harris. In "The Monkey's Paw," the performers are John Longstreth, B.J. Gordon, Jerry Brevik, Carol Moodlspaugh, and Teresa Fi<>ids. "When God Comes to Breakfast You Don't Bum the Toast" features Bob Gey<>r, Debbie Werry and Rod Roush. ·z.goJ . '. _.· . . .,0 O·F.F' ·: •·;_ .. Three one-act plays will be ;. :. preSI'nted by the Meigs High School ,.. " senlorclassFridayevenlngat8p.m. . t;.• ' .... tn the Larry R. Morrison gymna· : ~ ; st~m. Admission for adults Is $2, for ~:. : students, $1. · ,..:;.. : The plays are directed by Ms. ;::·~ ; Crella McCoy. BettyAnn Loftis Is <:;;; th<> assistant director, and Jay i-.:· . Carpenter, the stage manager. Roles In" Ah, Sweet Myst<>ry" are 1;r - tak<>n by Jackie Welker, Katrina -:IRISH SPRIIIG .. .. VR DISC 15 EXPOSURE 1 l :::=· :· ~·': . 5" VALUE! Dsilg ·ifeaJvary banquet held . .. 1 ~~ Senior WE RESERVE THE RIGHT 10 lllllT QUANTITIES. The ··_ A!~~;':;~st~~~ w:;;~~~~~~~;, cl~s;'~~;:Dalley; George WOllam :;::,-- • the Society of Distinguished Ameli... ~ : can High School Students and the ··~ American Christian Honor Society. :~ Honor Graduate was Dwight ;-; Allen Dall<>y, son or Leroy and • :. Mildred Dalll'y, Gallipolis . A . :;~ member of First Baptist Church, h~ . :,. · js ijsted In the Sllclety: of Dlstln· .:-: : guished Al'nerican · High , sChool ·.;: : siudents a nd Who's. Who Among The Daily Sentinel- Page 6 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I I 1 Parents Name .......... ...... ............... ;............ .........................., 1 i ..... : ............. I.S~reet or R.F.D ............................... :.....................................:I ~~~t!':e~~~~~:.::~~~~~~~~:~ :~~ I City ....:............. :.. ........,...........; .............. ......... ............. .............. , costofprocesslng,publicatlonandpostagefor saletoreln ·turn byhem~n. A black-and-white glossy P00 sures t best reproduction. However color photos; Polaroid photos and snapsho~ wDl be accepted. Photos of babies born anywhere wtll be accepted, too. Send In your ba~s photo today; Deadline for r~lvlng pho s Is Saturday, May 25, 1985. 1 Boy ( . ) Gul ( IIIUTE WAX LIQUID II 01 IPIAI II OL } · Phone ...........,............. , 1 Date of Birth .., ..... ,....... , ............................ ............ J,.........., I ·· ·· -- • ·· 1 · N~TE: Photo of Twins will M handled as one piJ:ture . llall co.,.., ...., JIMtt IIIHI $5.00 to 1 Iaiiy lllltltll, 1f1e Wy.SlfttiHI I I . : ' P.O•••• nt, ,,••,.,,OIL 45769 ·----.----------,__.___________ ~---f-- I • ' j. 't I' �Monday, May 20, 1986 Your library B)' RVTH POWERS • ' Summertime signups .now Some dates for the child~ to mark on their calend8n . are j une 20; J uly 19; ·Aug. 16. There will be special programs for them on these dates. More lnfonnatlon aboot the programs w111 be m ade avallable as the time 8Alf08Ches the program. Your libraries offer you a variety of services plus books for recrea· Ilona! reading, cultura l pleasure, reference, study guides, etc. and It Is all free! You ca n't find a better bargain than that anywhere else In town .. Come In a nd take advantage. Is Cool.'' OVAL It 's sign up lime at the PomeroyMiddleport Libra ries. '!be child ren of Meigs County can start signing up for the Summer Reading Program any time now. A free pass to Sea World wiU be given to eac h c hild who registers for th eprogra m . The passes are ava ilable through an a rrangem e nt made with State Library of Ohio and Sea World. The theme for t hts .year's progra Is " Reading Monday, May 20, 1 '!be Pomeroy U brazy will be closed Friday a nd Saturday (May 24 and 2.'1) so that ca rpet can be laid . This wtll ma ke a long weekend as the library wiD be closed Monday, May 'l7, for Memorial Day. So ... If you are In the need of reading material come In a nd stock up. The llbrazy has been receiving new bOOks often la tely. Come In and browse and SEe wha t we have to offer. U you don 't see what you want, just ask, we can get It tor ou. Business Services EUGIIII LONG TROMM EiCAVA SUPEIIOI SIDING CO. BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK YIRYL & ALI.IIUM Worked in home arM 20yuro montho old, obedlen\. good dlopo&lllon. good with dog. allllhots. KIU. c h ickt nl . Ctll • , 4·317·7B111 . • . •*BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS •GRADING *CONCRETE WORK PH. l42-2328 PHONE 992-1156 and again Monday afternoon to the high school. DwJClng to show tunes "One'' and "New York, New . York" were, left to right In front, Dixie Dupn, Karla Smith, Joy Spaun, Lba PIU'SOIIII, Becky Roosh, and Kelly Rizer; left torlghtln rear, Annettcardone, Dolly St.: .. -_;s·m ~~- ,,un.noa ....................... ......... . ................ ................ ...,..,.... ........... 11...-,..,..----· ............ ..... . :::=.,4 ........ ::-c:::. .-ca. .. ,._,...,... ........ .. .........__ :!.~i. ~ Hi~ ~ ~= 'iJ = =too ... ··=... .... :::.....,_1-- ---;;;..==----- -l . .. .......... ....... ~...... .,........... . ....... ..... . . . *SALESMEN* We are looking for ambitious person to sell our product . Must have cor . Ex· elusive en ~ tertoinment product . • No Comp"tition .. Nome Your Own Hours & Income . I high and high school students. Pictured from the Caberet Une are, front to rear, Tanuny Adldns, Kely Rlzer, Donlta Manuel, Mindy HID, Tanuny 'lbehli, Beclcy Atlflms, Annett Cardone, Kim Adams, Lisa PIU"SSR!!, Sherrt Sisson, Theresa Bing and Maud)> HW. w11en they present the show to the grade school, Junior In the spotlight '" . . ltne K. - - . 1-= ~· ~~~~~~ -~~-Public Notice Public Notice Food storage blues . w-. . ~Sinllal, "-h ANNE ADAMS ~·w_,..._...,..._ .. New series hegins A lEAL EnATE FOI. SALE Calendar J O-A1k II ~ \~ ' . 9 week old block ond while kitten, litter· trolned. 304175·7442 ofler 6 p.m, 3 month old. pupplea, mixed Residentill & Com111trei1l . . br..d. 304-875 -1 222. Call: 992-5875 Or 742-31 5 TOWN & COUNTRY · • VmiiiNARY CUNJC IN MIIDLEPOIT PAUL E. SIIOCII(Y, D. V.ll. •ZENITH · •SYLVANIA •SPEIO QUlEIIAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR z ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ... Wtllttt.A Fell Tl•• •••• ,.... ..,1•1•• -i ' RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Smlll black and brown m ixed breed malt dog . Lott Licensed Clinical Audiolocist. 11.1'1 in Mulberry Ave. , Pomeroy area. Anawera to Gus . Call (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gellipolis, Ohio 45631 CHESTER--985-3307 IN --- 3305 JACKSON AVI. SMAll AIIIUI HOUIS r-, 6:JO p•.,,-1 ,_ ... • . . . . , 3 p.m.- 5 ..... Cl' LOST Block tri-colored Col· lie In Bidwell vicinity . Answers tO lady. If ieen pleooe call 814·388·88Be . e1 4-985-311711. loot dog omell Chlhuohuo femele , 'Baby Jill ' l11t n. .r Golllpollo Ferry poot office. Reword. 304-&76-4277. 8 PT. ;LEASANT OFFICE ~,,..... 5,..... Television Listeninc Devices Computerized ~earlnc Aid Selection Hurine Evaluations For All A&es HEADQUARTERS FOR OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 - TilonMy 3 ...... 5 ..... Fri4oy I p.m.-, , .... s.tw.., 10 ...... n,Jo ..... A 8EW VEHICLE ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS CALL Wt'd llkl to introduco you to Enpet-A·Cal, tht modom lilY Jo drivt lhl vohicle ot wour Sizes St1rt From-12'xl6' 446-4522 ·•w, R111 , , lm" U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL Sl. II. 160 Nerth ehoice. NO DOWN PAT.HT IOW£1 IIOihtLT PAYMENT BLACKSTON NEW CAR I UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'16' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS Recine, Oh. Ph. 614-143-5.191 .. Gallipolis, 10-6·tfc ·· HEATING· . Jl7 N•tfi S.Cllilol · ....., .... Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE IUIINISS 1'110111 992-6550 IESID!NCE 1'110111 (6141 992-77Ji4 (614) e. Mai••'-'1111 POMEROY.O . .. 992· 2259 NEW USTING - &stem District - Mce 2 bed room home. complelely remodeled on interior and exlerior. Ful basement. Good buy at $21,500.00 . NEW USTING - &stem District - Sealllitul I%acre lot wrth a newer 4 bedroom home In ·~cetlent condition. Spacious krtchen with nice cabinels. Attached garage, large storage OOikiin& lrurt trees, garden space. Also mobile home hookup: have been wa ntin~ Abeautilul 2 story older brick in a IPld neigl!bofhood, cenkal air, 2 fireplaces, beautilul sllirwoy and woodwor~ all in IJ)Od condition. Price reduced to $39,!nl but will consider reasonable offers. POMEIIOT ·- Here is a re.lly nice 2 story home that the OWrllf wants to sell fast and will consider all serious olfeiS. let's 80 look al th~ one! · Wanl $34,50000 . IIIITWID - 105 ICre farm - Th~ should be sold' Old laml house, big nice bam, . producing ps well and miner- als. Call and see llis one. Owner Ml consider DlfiJS - Wanf$65.000.~. IIIDouPOIT - Th~ 3 bedroom home must be sold! Moch l8flllldelin& lqe kll. prqe, lorced air hut, pelio area and on deadend stJeet Make an dler! PIICE I£DlucED -la!p- ,.. ~ RerliJIIflleltltllnt I.Q! 2 siDry with 4 larf hint IOIHil; dlninl fOOm, hont & rlllr DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-tfc •AlUMINUM SIDING •ILOWN IN INSULAliON BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw Hemet lullt "Fraa Eltlm•tH" PH. 949·2101 ., 949·2160 No Sunclar (alh Sill/... frtnchiftt Of ""' Type Dom & llckhoo Servoco Plumblnc Service Wttdl"" Lono, Haulinc Septic Systems lkf.o..t I 1tM..t FIIIISTIUT!! WIWAMS . TREtKHING SERVICE .,. 4, "'"" ....... P-IJ· Oloio U76t (614) "2· 2134 • 992·6704 - Plumbing •nd wotl< CALL 446-4522 ''We Ret1t For Less" U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL Norllt Authorized John DHrt. Now Hollond, Bush Hoc Firm Equlpllltnt Outer . 1Fr" Eotlmalool V. C. YOUNG Ill Fir• E••'~•••J 992·6215 .. 992·7314 P1rt1 & Ser.loe '•meror, M ·tfc oil end gee w.lll to your epeclflcetlonl . f!ree t tti· lui wort< hlotory In rliotod field . Rooponlible pooltlon for • meture lndlvlduel, Hnoitive to reproductive Wotor ~11 ~rUled ond - vlced. Prlceo onrequ..t. Call &1 4-742-31 47 ore 14-8125008 . Ffl All YHI '"lilt' Nlfll PW$: Offko s-lilt & furnltun, W~ anti Gr....~on Stat~J·,~"' St...., ..,_,,..... Sips, I comptrtance with figurw~ and recorcltHping. Mult· be able t o ""Qril; und~r guide~ Buy from owner & aave. blllty o! tlmo ond ability to travel locally required. Ewn ~ lng. Saturdlly and wMkday houra are to be expected. Send re1ume and two employment references to Planned Parenthood of Sou· theott Ohio, 8 N. Court St. 3rd • Floor. Atheno, Ohio 45701 . by Moy 29 . 19B6 . EOE-ESP . Call the Army National Guard end alk about our pey and bllnetlta, including educational llliltance. Call New York · New York of Point Pl.-unt Is looking for ulented and am!Htloue OW· I, "FrttlttillliiiH'( INIIIIIIen AI Ill 1 KEN'S APPLIANCE SEIYia 915·1561 AIIM•••• •Wo...... oOI-ohan •R••Rwfll"rata" •Oryerl . , PAIITI IJIId Jfl port<lng. Homea for Sale ······-po·merov ........ . • Answering ..~ice nMded in 875 exchange. must enswer phone llnoo for" IOCIII buol· rwu after bulinltl hours end 24 hourt on wMk end. could be antwered In home or another buline·•• · Call 304-875· 338B oflllr I PM . "' .9 4042 . Fletwoo(l area i!" Pomer.ov. tiding. aluminum wkldow. 17 A. IVIillble. C0H 614· 446-2359. We pay c;:e1h for clean u..ct c1n. PIONEER CARPET .& UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oel Hill Roed Lone Bottom. OH. 457'3 PH. (614) 985-4212 •lniUIItlon •Storm Door• •Storm Wlodow• •Aepleoemem Wlndowa •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" Wt Use Von Schrlller Equipment Recommended by L11din1 Clrpet lllnufeeturors. · JAMES IEESEE PH. 'IY"I.·n• -:-~ MOTIL RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLUSANT, W. VA. I MHII lr011 PomtrOJ·IIIOI lriilct SINGLI IJ4.95 . SD4·6rS·6276 •live Enttrttinment of roe HBO •Kitchenettes •RostJurant A.A.A. 2 Building new home-owner · muat Mil 3 bdr . ranch, FR. <:erport. deck. city achoola • 3 Announcement• SWEEPER end HWing machine - l r, perto. end 1Upplleo. Pick up and deUvery , Davl1 Vecu&lm ROUSH CONSTIUCTI~N ...... IIIII C nill ,: c... •Diwtll W IS I 'd Slttt 1•m IIIII Phormec:y. Tril!l oft poundo Willi Oo•••• Orapetr.ult Extre ltrenvth Copeuleo. FNth l'honnecv. Middleport. U.dy wonted • I.&Hiy to live In tor oomponlon, prefer In IO'o or 711'1. Nice home, own bellnoom an~ thaN,..., houM, wolhl"l · "'""lne, ...-.................,. 114·......<&14 . Big 3 or 6 br . home. built on home. ex . cond,, for retidentiel or commercial, great locotlon lor antlqueo . Call &1•·317-7248. New Home for Sale: Ivydale Subdivtalon. 1 mi. Pllt Silver Bridge. 141 ,500 . 3 · - · -- •4 -- -~:-- Auo , 1, • . Tueo and Wed. Moy.Jl ond 22. 8 :00 till 4:00.· :.1 Eutern High School. 9:00 . om.-9:00 pm . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 41 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAl · lTV MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI . WEST. OALLIPOLIS. RT 311. PHONE 814·441· 7274 . House• for Ral( . :l briokiZ beth. garage . lg.lot. edu • Cent.,.ary ·3 bdr . ~I ref . & dep, 1350 mo. 1-114·&43·2644 . : ·.., 3 bedroom houM. c--1 oir 1210 pe< month . Aiftl· en~ea." 46 Spruce St. Calf For Sele By Ownera. 2 814 -446-2168 . mobile homet loceted on Wlterfront Iota. Raccoon 8 room hou" for rent, 1100 barn, out buildih~•· boat docka. much more. Ctll 1 bedroom hou~e in Mined· 2 i cres of land with 1974 C11tl1 M.H., 1 4X8& . ex. cond ., all new c1r~t , end 2 bedroom furnished fHtu. H .in Po~roy . 12150 " ' pando living rm, •1& .000 . Live In one, rent the other' after 5:00PM . c..-. Largo deck, pole mo. Call 304-671 ·5104. 814-275-4050 orll14-279 - ville. Be i lde Mlnenvll(.oi 1225 . Chim:h. by Bulk Plant. Tollll · electr ic . Call ts1 4 -(9.2 · For Sale by Owner: Appro• . Ut5 . • ~ 1982 Buddy 10X65. u - month. Call &14-892 -&lf l ._ :3· 1 Coil 814 -44& -42113 or&14 - & room• ond both ol 379-2824. ville. UOO. rent pluo · vice . C.oll e14-448-9340 . voconl . 304-876·8028 ; 2 bedrooms, full ba .. ment, Hair dreaur .whh following . double cor goroge. 1 .2. excellent opportunity. 304- acrea. Rose Hill , Pomeroy. Schult 1979 14X70 3 bdr. Ho beth, pluo bloch • akirting, llka new. t13.900. French City Brokerage Ser· A frame home, Southak», •28.ooo. 814-578 -2613. vu · u •. bin· eta .118..000 .. Call el4- 2 -~5=0= 39=·~----~--­ Wonted.to mo..; lowno Galli· -9·:1: poll• eree. Call 814 ~ 448 · 7 room•~•nd bl!th on Nel1on Schuh 1874 12X65 2 bdr, vice . Call &t4 -448 -9340. 10X66 Now Moon . 2'bdr. all Reference r11q Call 814-992-7285. . ,· : '-· w. Vo. • 176.00 pluo ,.fllr. enctl 1nd depotit. 3~· 87&-1166 . • ' 42 Mobile Home• ' ·· for Rent g11, . new cerpet. air cond .• verv cleon, U450. Coli 614-448 -0176 Winsor Mobile Home, ex. cond ., unfumlahecf. .buih-ln· microw~ & stereo . Call 814-44e .'16.86. 81 Broadmore .trailer !rf~~~~·~••:•:••:·~C~•:tl and 111ver . Write· M.D . Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45788 or coli 814 -892· COLE.MAN WATER WELl DRill! NO 7780. Pump Nlet. Hrvice. Regia· Buying daily gold, •llv•r colnt, ringt, jewelry.aterllng ware, old coint, large currency. Top prlc:es. Ed. Bur- ou•renteed . Call 304-2732&11. Ravenawood. W. Va. tered In Ohio . All wort< Lovely home. a rooms. bath, blument, garage, utility building: hardwood floors, carpeted, lnaulated, ttorm doort and windowa; economical haetlng •. excellent location. Will consider mo· tor home I I part ptyment . Will do pointing. Interior or · Coll814-9!49 -2719. exterior . Clll 814 · 986· . town 4180 etter 5:00pm. ~::rn.~!~~~. ~:.~R~finlahed Will mow gr111 in Pomeroy ! inlide end outside. Living or · Maaon. Ctll 814-992- room·dinin.g room·kl!:!!'en· Peking duckt. La11ge or omoll . Coli after 6:00 . pm . 814-849-2683 or814 -949· 2949. 1332 or 304-773-5042 . 3 bedroomund ,.,h . wro•onke Want to buy Warm Morning atnd bleetlng . Mobile horrlia. bulldlngt, trucks. Furnlthed home for aale. 3 he•vy equipment, poolt, bedrooms. Newly' ineuleted . cool h..ler. 304-8911 -3972. .perking .,... , bo111. Ed- Lorge porch. Coli "4-742· 1 :·...__ _ _ _ _:--; word Ooolerr!lichor, 304· :2:2:9 .:_ 875 -7231 or &75 -8367. 7 room houM. l'l.t beth. 4 lmpiiiVIlll'lll :\Iii Vll:t:" bedrooma. Help Wanted G 0 v or n m • n t J o b • · •t5,000-f60,000yr. poool - . ble. All occUpatlont. Cell Grovel Hill In Mldd)eport . con 614-992 -&n4. · Have an energy efficient home built on your lot. From 113,900 .00, Call for Oltl· moteo,.304-&75·398 1. Log home 3 ac::r11. 2 mi . out 1 NOTICE I Jorrlco Rd. ee4,000 . Call THE OHIO VAllEY PUB · 304-875-5822 . liSHINO CO. NCommendo Sanitarten UI:RS or RS eligible . Senitarian II: experlencein envlronmentil .. n. thtt you do butlneaa with 3 bedroom home, BY! perpeo~• you know. and NOT cent asaumableloan , garden to •nd money through the 1pot . Reduced down to mell until you hllltl lnveltl· 149,000. 304-875-5047. gated the offering . Two story houH In Mason Home A11embly Income . on Rt. 33, 3 bedrooms. Aaumbla producrsat home. double car gerege. carport , Part•time. OetaHt. Cal 813· tXtrl Iota with 2 trelllf ltotlon preforred . Contoct Oallll Co. H..lth Dept.. CourthouH, Otlllpolla. Oh E.O.E. • B I Ul nllll Opportunity garlgl . On ---------- - 1==:.:::.::..::..: . .____ e05 -887-1000 ext. A·4662 to lind out how. 327·089&, oxt . 158 . hookupo, 304·773 -5808 or .aa2-327B oflor 6 :00 304 Netion't No .1 Toy and Gift for en appointment. Company . Hou11 of Uoyd hal opening for ouperylooro 8 room houoe with beth on IMMEDIATE OPENINGS end demonetratort . Frat one and two thlrdt acre lot at 1213. . For •ppolntment to Ill training, free kit. Coli collect Golllpollo Ferry . City wot• for detollo . 1-814 -474- ond notu ..leeo. Mid 20"1. lc Eom •250-•Joo per · wo hovo lmmedltto open· lngo for tho following pooitlono: Monogor DoNvorlel Solao To quellty you muot,. over1B,heveon outomoblle. Coli for Intervi ow > 114- 441 - 7441 , 10AM-4PM. 1989 Champ ion treiler 1 2xll0 whh 19711 edd ·on 12x24 . Good condition . Call 814-992-25B9 . 14x70 Cett .. on ~ acre lOt with 1 8x25 addition. Cen· · tral ak. urban roof, 2 car carport . Price reduced. Cell &14 -992-31 19 orel4·992 · 3132 . Furnithed mobile home for Hie. 2 bedroom•. In good condition. Call 814-742 weekdlys after 5:30. .. - . 2291 . Mr. Ed'• S-dy Wuh, high doyo anytime. &14 -949preooure clunlng. liquid ·2::6:4:0:..._ . _ _ _ _ __ MOBILE HOMES MOVED. HELP WANTED In memory of Lolt Mc.Coln. a good friend, on her IHrthdoy May 20th, 1985. 91gned Dolor•• Fronk . ~- .• Marquette 'Ave. 3 bedroam; cent. air. family room , ..W Coli v 6:3QPM .:.•· houll, Gellipollt. Oh E.O.E. In Memoriem -·.-. J;;;;;;;;;+T~u~o~oi.Wied~.iiiii'i'i 3 bedroom houu with garage . New roc;tf, tiding. dou · ble ptned windows, blown ineulatlon. wood burning Wanted to lawningi mowing atove. new furnece. new Gallipolis ar11 a vincin ity. wiring and plumbing. remo· •14 2•• 12•1 after deled kitchen With 01k Cl· . Full·time RN position BSN A11111111 111. 111111 ' Ills ·~ - comp. furn .. plul blocks • sk irting 18&00. ex. cond. French City Brokerage Ser· &711-4888 or 175·5499. preferred. Contact ~IIIIo Co. HM!th Dopt., Coun- 'FREE ESTIMATES" · -- Vard Sale. 2•18 Mon:rte bdr, 2 bath, cozy herth for winter, pool and AC for IUmmer. lntereatedonlycall 814-448 -7554 after 5pm , 21 · VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING ...... P-i"Piaaiiiii ..·;~ & Vic inity .f 43B7 altar 5. Rd . In Dutor orH. 61 4· 14x80.aNel~tric . u•donly e montho, •t1 ,400. Coli e7 Chovy 'h ton PUfor porto . Will and odd jobe 898 -8528. Coil anytime. &14-448-9307 or614 ·448· Jo1uot hove Iitie. Coli 814 - rn· ·Pieuont 3 bedroom HCIIOIIIil . 4!44. . 44e-7828... .· located on Iorge Tlot tn · ···... . . ':'Att>o.ugh Addition, up~o t ,3 ecr•lond:, t'2x•5·mobile COMPlETfHOUUHOLD.S 1 Plol~o. t32.900 . Wllltccopt. , FURNITURE. · "Btdt. iro,, · s0meon~ to cut·: lnd -. bale mOblli home on trade . Call home .. 2 ler.oa ,.,,~ & ·1 built in porch, wood. cupboarda. chairl, hay, Contntct or on tharet. 814-992 -7034 or 81 .4 -82· porch••· UOOO . Coil 1114-26e chull, beoktlo, dloheo, Collet 4 . 44 &.241t 8to 11 or7·:..:6:.:7.:.1.:.•::fl::•::.•.:li_; :o:..:o_._ __ 1317. 110n1 joro•. onttquoo. gold &14·241·5544 oflor 8pm. · - 11 J&l BLOWN INSULATION 4 family yerd 10lo. May U , 24 ond 25. 9:00 -1 83 Auiland Sl.. Middleport : osit. Houoo of lloyd, Inc. 141te model • vard Sale. 120 3 "'"dow· brook Drive. out of town merchand ise, lots of elothftt childrens , woment . ment_. b "-d tioiMe U.mpo. toyo. bo Y ~ • c hilrs, miK . itema. Mcm. room·. gas heat. poulblt Patio ula: 17th, 18th. 20th, 9 '12% loan aaaumpt lon. 21at . Gena Rigg 1 reti· 148.~•o 0 . .C• 11 •1 u 4 • •48 • • • 6onc:e . s t . Rt. 7 • • bo ·~ for br.. FA. BN coiling. vinyl Middleport & Vicinity .:.:.:...:=~---':"':'-:-:-:-· f full ti~e. butlne•• ~ teache· In g. ·Or pany plen lllperience helpful. Training provided . over 21 . cell for" detallt. Wanted To Buy IC'".I ~~~~t:::.·.n;•~fth f::1~V · ·-···· ~ ···--····-····· ·····-· bdr, lot 1DOX120 . no r·o CAll COllECT TODAY, Commlolion Involved. Coli 304 -744-0924 . ~ldleo · Jock 814-446-7830. HI ... train, menogo peopleJ.=:=.:_;__ _ _ _-:::--: fr~myourhome . Portllmeot Joy Drive owner Mlllng 3 3069. dl Mid eport D. v· . 'ty Terrific location , .•Kyge Creel< School, 3 bdr flr•·r . pleco. Buill-In kitchen whh your lot. 117,900 • up . Coil 1111. Good pay, Good ,.nof- now 1-614-888 -7311 . ito. Apply 401 Viond St. call 304.875,73 t 1. Owner Movlng--won.lo to Mil completoly rettored old ltll.tll l.l oll c• 1CUT OUT FOI IUTUIE USII 9-8 . Open Iii S. covered bel communication lldlla.. Reliable trentportation flexl ~ ...... 'i,.omerov -···-·~···--··-·· ·- --·--·~--· - ..,ac:et for rent , off road 31 corned. ·Richerd Reynolda, Auctioneer. Cell 304·27_6 ~ 992-2196 Mitlclltport, Ohio 992-3345312/dn __,. DOZER. BACKHOE. TRENCH~A. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER, GAS • SEWER UNES, RECLAMATION. PONDS. SPRING DEVI!LOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE • DIRT · Gallipo i1 & Vicinity • Ftea M,rket. Fr4nzert Bot · tom. WVa. on US, 31 open every Saturday II Sur.day, linoo with minimal oupOrvl· lion and IIIVI l\lpenor ver- Center. Truckloeda· of new merchendll8 every week . Conalgmenta of new 1r used merchndiM elwl'fll wei· PAT HILL FORD Capy $onk11, IlL US MMI St., Mi~ •• ,.,, 10. - . . , Aw. , _ . , ............._ CONTRACTING ·· ······· ·········!··········· gllnitlf(t; heve demonstrated Barber Shop. 2nd . Ave . Middleport, Oh. &1 4 ·992· 347&. We can repiir and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boi I and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. GIJIIIPolil, Ohio 5-12·H J&F motae. CoN 814-t15-4180 after 5:00pm. heelth nMda of women end -femilie t . Must be well or- kill RADIAtOR SERVICE THE QUAUTY . PIINT SHOP 4/29/ tfn RENT ACAR ~ectrlul Reduce 11fe • fut with Oo8e11 coptulet • E-np 'weur pillo ' Fruth I£ALTOIS Jtlll TIUIIII Mf.ZCCO 949-2263 or 247-4641 · GUYSVILLE; OHIO - Roof lAg llind gutt•r work - Concrete work c~G """" J 741·1117 Dottlt Tllnllr 112-U SALES' & S_ERVICE .'.·u. .silno . ' ..·· . ACCENT FDCI& SUPPlY Pl. 9fi·69JI . . M2-1191 NEW--REPAIR Gutter~ • Downopouto Gutter• Cleaned Painting Storm Dooro • Window• Siding • S oHit Wort. JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992·120 -..... aJ)Irtment Plus 1 --~ &Dll!lrCJUibuild. inp. Now $29.800.~. H111ry E. Cltlllld Jr. Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. · 51. Rt. 110 TIENCIN IS WI IN BOGGS - Addons •nd remodeling AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR AI•• True•l••l•• PH. 992-5682 or 99t·7121 I;;;,;;;;;:"Wji!i;.;;lu';;;);;.;; WHI produce your of Mtlgt County fa mily plenn,ni c;:llnlc. Mutt IIIVI H.S. diploma or equ lvalency; eddltlonel MuCI · tlon PIWftrred with IUCC . . .. 814-448-3172 Roger Hy•ell. ·· YOUNG'S _, ,': Garage •· , . · '...· CARPENTER <SERVICf' .... 111•. ru,,_., Ohio •vwn SIDING bediv!Jms, JDChes. Also • ailed actNit ~a J im Mink Chov,-Oldolnc. 3-24-tfc $54,900.00 POMEROY - Just w!W: you Patient Servlcee Aoolollnl fuUtime to eoordinett the ·Ill Gene JOhn19n . PLUMBJNG & !5) &, 13. 20, 31c Public Sale lit Auction Auction every Friday night It the Hartford Community ltneK.~ Cleric P rofessio nal Service • 23 Help Want ed utllltleo . Reduced to .Help wanted full and part U3,000 . Call 614-446time waitre11'1 and tJ.r· 7·144. 6 Loat and Found meld. Send reiUme to box 711 . OoNipollo Forry, Wv . 3 bdr home 3 yrt okl. rural 26615 . water. near Mercerville • L o1t : Here f ord Heife'r . weighing 800 lbo. Coli 814- HAIR STYLIST WANTED, t33,600 . Call 814-268· 6&94. ·.3117-7576. AND SERVICE Business Services The Daily 304-875-3950 or 1·BOO· 542-3&19 . WE ARE YOUR SALES PROBATE ·couRT OF IAIGI AIUWS AND t h e - ot Jeuie M . MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO E$TATE OF VIRGINIA' S. diCP 1,lntofAoute1,8ox SUIGIIY IY APPOINT.NT 42, long Bottom. O,h! o HU~BARD. DECEASED 304·675-2441 C4oo No. ;i475_9_Dodtel 1 ·~ 411743.' Chotloo H. Knight . PogO OF AC1lng Pri1bo1e Juctgo I .........,..,... ~- '~Security Send resume to: Point Pleasant Register Box 8·20 200 Main Street Point Pleasant W.Va . 25550 (51 e. 13. 20. 3lc . . .. ' .. . . . .. ,_ "• · By CINDY S. OUVERI · counter and your kltche~ "needs to erly and for the recomme nded time Ceunt:r 1!;........ Apnt be a's short as possible. When Period inay not be enough, espe. ._ . .. IIAime ~4-H refrigera ted foods sit In the ca r for clally' if your refrigerator Is too -• A refrigerator can be full of any length of time, they lose quality .w arm. So, it's a good Idea to check SIZES 6·20 Wilted lettuce, dried out and spoilage can begin. So, It's a flte te mper a ture occasionally: lined, all-seasons . .ciiEeSe, apples which have lost their i!ood Idea to stop a t the post oft,lce Harg\(.'!re, stores CI!IJ'Y lhei-mo~ .. ·.~coat lops every1hlng wjlh easti. .<:~. and otl~r ~li11Ua~ :·Siif·. · and library ·· l)efore , ·dolpg .tlte·. tern· just·tor_this purpose, l!"nii they. "Sow ~ng or, topper version In ...~~;U __ .. I ha . bit the . liest· .. ·l\ ·. i . . . ·can be !.eft on ·a· -.~Aif Inside the llannel . gabardlne-or,.woot .knil. . ,.~ n . .· ·very . ·· ~ry s opp ng .. · : ' · ""' Prlnled PaHern 4613: Misses !l!frigerators. All are . Vlctlms of At home, "think cold." Frozen refrigerator . The thermometer Sizes 6Jo 20 . ptl!ll' food storage, and they represand refrigerated foods require the should always regtsler 34 to ~ $3.00 lor each paHern . Add 504 erif. ·thousands of dollars which most care a nd should be put away degrees F . (one lo ffve degrees C.). each panorn for postage and I I hr handling Send te: consumers unknow ng y I ow first . Daizy products, meat, poulU your refrigerator Is warmer than Anne AdHJt PllltrRt, ·1:J 1 81!1ay each year. try, fish, most fresh vegetables and 40degrees F ., you need toadjustthe Rudor Mtl cash in on proper food storage by fruits, eggs, a nd baked goods filed tempera ture control dial to a colder The Daily Sentinel ~ groceries a little extra care with custard or whipped cream are setting. wben you bring them home from just a few of the many ~ry During the summer, It's a good 12-IINortlllnltilr~.. w..dtldo, (61 e. t3. 20, Jtc • supermarket. You'll save moNY11371. , ·tile items which need to be refrigerated Idea to keep the refrigerator a little .... Sl -PrllltNIIII,Addrut N~ .... lt, .. -rn ........ ~. and the food you buy will stay promp11y. colder tha n usual. This Is the tlmeof Public Notice longer, ·retain more nutrl Some foods require special ha n- the year when fa mUy members NEW Spring-Summer PaHern Gdnal value and remain safe to eat. dllng. By taking care of these foods make frequenl trips in and out of Gaialog . Fast tash~ns lor busy Properfoodstorage r eally begtns ·before you tuck them away In the 1he refrigerator, and many meals women . Free pattern coupan . .t• the supemlarket .because the refrigerator, you'll end up saving are 'eaten outdoors. We remember ' S.nd $2 .00 plus SOc poslage. Books S2.50 + 504 ea . p&h . W.y we show can affect food time as well as money. 1o protect foods when we picnic 1D7·1nlltnt Stwtnu quaUty. Many smppers remember Fresh m eat, poultry and fish away from home, but tend to forget 105-lntllnl Croclltl !,o-:pilt fragile fruits and vegeta bles whic h are not prepackaged need to that refrigerated foods requite - . top of sturdier Items. In the · be rewrapped and stored In the special care when toted only as far grocery crt, but let the Ice c ream coldest pa rt of the refrigerator or away as the backya rd. PATTERNS ~t while they walt in line at the freezer. You can be sure these foods wUI bake shop or deli. Storage times still vary even be as safe to eat as they are . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c.! . . . . . .;; I< better solution would be to puj when groceries are · ca refully delicious by taking a few simple w rappe d and r e fri g er a t e d precautions. For backyard barWANT ADS "frozenandrefrlgeratedfoodslntbe cari last, P,.rticularly, if you have a promptly. Benies and other fragile becues, leave meat, poultry and lot of shopping to do. You also can fruits, for example, have the best . fish In the refrigerator untU the ask the ~ bagging your ·fl a vor and texture when eaten coals are ready. Then, griD just .JI:OCE'rles toputfrozen and refrlger· within a few days of purchase. what you think you'll need and jjted foods In the cart .last, Apples and citrus· fruits , on the serve promptly. Wait to bring out Publlc.. Notlce :.~icularly if you have a lot of other hand, can be stored for a salads a nd other cold accompanl.- .oppng to do. You alsd'ca nask the month or more in ihe refrigerator . ments untU yQU're r eady to begin PR.DBAlE COURT OF ~ bagging your groceries lo Most fresh meats wtll keep several serving. MEIGS CQUmY. OHIO , -mrrefrlgerated and frozen foods In days. Poultry, fish and ground Did you know tha t ... Iceberg ESTATE OF RAYMOND W. *same bag. These Items stay m eats, however, should be used lettuce keeps better ·lf you remove LARKINS, DECEASED No. 247&7 ~.. 12 •~r during tbe trip honie, and wi)hln one or two days. For longer the core a nd store the head In an c... "-He 482 ''f*llllng ' the groceries away be· storage, It's safe r to freeze these airtight containe r or resealable NDnCEOF ..comes less of a chore. Ite ms. plastic hag. APPOINTMENT "• The trip between the checkout Storing refrigera ted foods propOf' FIDUCIARY On Moy 14, t9e5, In the Meirll County Pioboll Coutt, Cooe No. 24717. Nancy J . U.rklno, P. 0 . Box t34. T - "'-· Ohio 45783 rli ·,,\oiuh this a rticle, the Da ily woo eppointecl Executr1w Dillie If you have ·a specific question ma kes good sense to know a li you _.._J>f A""""'"" W. U.tidno. .BI!nllnel brings you a continuing you'd like lo see a nswered In print, dec nnsd. lat. of P. 0 . Box proleccan about the benefits a nd eplumn conce rning Social St'curlty, 134, Tuppero Plll111, Ohio just send It to me In care oft he Da lly tlon you pay for through your Social 46783. program thai will be celebra ting Senllnel. Security taxes. lt'syourlnvestment Robert E. Buctc. '• !lolh anniversary this year. Anothe r of the reasons lor this both for the present a nd the future. Ptobeto Judge ~ l '!facial Security affects just about column Is the importa nce of Socia l · A founda tion for all your other .~rY American and Is certainly a n security In our area . IAnoK. N - . plans. l;;ven If you don 't currently Cleric ~ant part of a lmost eveSocial Security has a real eco·161 20. 27; Ill 3, 3tc. ·ryone's retirement, disability, and nomic lmpa('l. One out of six Meigs receive a Socia I Security benefit, I)'s safe to say you know someone ~/~fate planning. Jus t about eveCountia011 gets a Social Security who does and that someone may R.. l En.te Oener•l ' W01J1! ha110111e Idea on how Social benefit each month and the total need your assista nce some day In a Seeurlty operates but ve..y often amount received In the county Is Social Security related matter. ~ ~del~• are .a little ott target almost $1.5 million monthly. · iJi(tdlng to big misunderstandings. Ybu proballly know a number of . Chancel are If you ask 1() people people who receive benefit checks . SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 p, a !locfal Security benefit Is It you have a business, there. is at MONDAY complete baths, dinlna room, livin1 room >M'«! you'D get 10 different. good chance that the goods and POMEROY - Meigs High SchOol I . . WEI 1. In thl.a column you'll get 1nd l1rp recreation room. loclted on services yoo offer are purchased In Athletic Banquet, 6: :II p.m. Monday lite facti. You'll get Informa tion 1cres. Llrp term pond. -Riclne area. a large part by those benefll dollars. at the high school; those attending ~¥.qUI Social Security's hlstozy, the And those Social Securtty benefit are to ta1ce two dishes. lriivams that are available, facts dolla rs really help keep the wheels HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and ~t how the benefits and pro- of commerce moving In Meigs MIDDLEPORT Meigs COUJity 'shower In bihtllent. Four rooms and bath. • ~ are administered, requlreCounty. Nationwide, over 36 ~ Churches of Christ Men's Fellow2 porches. cerport, new furnace and central mf!tta IUld delcrlpttans of speclflc million people receive a total of $15 ship meets 7: :II p.m. I'!fonday at Ute !lrMftl c•teaol1es, IUld we'll' even air. Middleport, Ohio. billion monthly. Middleport Churcli of Christ will .~ time to answer the questions So as you can see, Social Security Carl HyseU, county juvenlle officer, HOlU NAnONAL lANK .. ·i-JSu: have aboot particular Socia l reaches a lot of people both In Meigs as speaker. Young people <it the JIBcwily laues. County a nd across the countzy. It CAU 949-221 for Tl"' churches a re Invited. ~ '.... . . ....··········"-· ~ Public Notice . IN STYLI DANCE LINE - Caberet was one of several song ~ clanoo numbers Pre&elded Fridllf night at 1\J 1 I hem HIRit School's variety show "Good Thne 'fonigll&" dlreded by Lee Lee. Choir members wiD take to lheMqe apln MOIIdllymomlngand afternoon !! Woukt mtke excelent pet for chlldron . &14-882-3277 or &14-882-11637. U,Mtl. . .... ...........,. ·•·~ ... tUI H ·MN..... .. _ •• a- puppie1 .and the mother. u.,Milt. . .... ......... ~ ........... . ............. . -- .f1111!11t'IH111f'II'IJJ/IIIff' fO.tr/I•Hif"• '" &·14 ~ 98 5· Will give •way 3 black. 2 11n FOR AU YOUR . WIRING NUDS t :IIIUI/irll ,_,., ,,,...,. '"'" 11·..... ' 2 long·hllred kittenl! i O g!ve eway, 1 black mtle anct 1 1 6 t o 20 INiga of newapapere MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Or W!Ho Dlilr Stolill! ~~~• Iliff. 111 COIHf r....ar. otH-4511! ~s 81 4-25&-1139 oftor 5pm. to give awey. 4327. The Daily Sentinel Savage, and Tammy Thelas. Blonde. mil.. terrier, to good "om•. houMbroken . Call whltofomole. CoU14-9854120. 5/t / 2 mo. pd. HID, RobertaGreene,Beclcy Allen, Kim Adams, Rollin 8 wk old M ale G,.1t Dane black , 20 Ph. 16141 843-5425 _pr a. et4-446.7344. ..Fre. Eatlmete••• o\ • c111 kittena. litte r t r• lned. C• ll (All (Of.LI(T: "' 'l'OP HAT AND TAILS-These girls were just one "~of "o-1 Thne Tonight, " a variety show temedFrlda)' night atRaclne'sSouthemHlgh by ._._ofthehllltschoolcholr.Direcledby~Lee, llle !!how wiD he pi'C!8ellled Monday rnoming to the irade IIChools UJd elef)tentary schools of the district ' .,:'. - 11 Gi vea w e y •___..;::::..::::::.::;:;::::::::;:._::;::~:,;:;,..:,..=,.;:;.;:;,;;;:..___1Adult Com,..te Outt• Wort< Comp- Aemodlllng Roofing of all Typeo ' • Pomeroy- MiddlePort. Ohio 4 - .~ I";, • phone 304-e75-1381 or 875-1702 after 5 PM . 22 Monay to Loan 1873 12wl5 Freedom all oiectrlc, lumlehed. under· HOME OWNEA8 -Reflnonce penninG ond block. 10•12 10 low flwed rille. UM equity elum. bldg. U ,ODO. 304· -~ 7 for ony purpoM . le-er 112-317 . Mongov• Co .. &14-5823051 . ·32 Mobil• Hamea for S•le 23 Profeulon•l Service• · Euy Aooembly Workl Mob41o homeo 13.195.00 and up, call K • K Mobile UDO.DO per 100. OuoronHomeo.lnc. - Y 304-1175· lltd Peymenl . N Pleno Tuning ond A-Ir. Exporienoe-No ...... De· Brunlcordl Mulic Co .. e14· 3000. .tollo oand Mll-oddrooMd 441·0887. T-nllelh _ , otomped envolope; Elan of quolhy · Lone Mobile homa on~ lot In Oelllpollo, Ohio. ee.ooo.oo. Viiiii-71S. 3411 t!nt•llrill Donlelo, &14·742·2151,1 -Rd, Ft . Pletce, Fl. 334112 . will oonoldor tredl. 304· 171-:\00Z. Help wented for -le In Aooountlng ,...,._, .,. .... flfllu with MB . Preflr -b4erotoo. C.. &t4-742· MOillE HOMES MOVED. Widow or • - • 40 _ . 2111 after 12:00 pm. Ore- lneured. 20 yean eKpl · old orc11tler. Livw In r-Iled. g"'V Von Mill• AAI. rlence. 304-571-28811 or No ewperlenco naourv If . D RE 571· 2111, wiiN"I to t..m. Pereon lo In PI AND TUNING AN • whealahalr ond partlelly PAIR . lummer """ in 1.11 Sohultl 14a70 wltll bodridd., . Mulll effect - fro• attlmatn. underpennlng, portlelly .lur· oppointmenl lor In • Wenl't Keyboard, 304-e71- nltllad. 304-171-34"* or CoH 114-IIZ·Ziet . Iii.:•::•·DO::..:or:_:l'::'':..··33::1:1.::2.:: 4·_ _ 171-1713. ° :!:nl' . lnaured , 20 yn expenence. 2 bdr, fully furniahed .' Af;l, utilltiel paid, adults on+¥ . Coli 814 -44e-1154. 2 bclr completely lurnlil:t..ct; In co'untry. reel nice . e-ll 304·676· 28&6 or 676 2998 . 614-446-9204 . 1981 Hollyptrk 14x70, totel electr i c , ttk l ng Coli 814.992-3229. • 114, 800 .00 . 304· 57\8 · 2947 lill t :00 PM. 33 Farms for Sale 30 acres, mobile home, barn and ohod , 304· 755-46&4. 304-e82· 2471 , t 4 mHoo. Rt. 2 North. Point Pleaunt. 34 Buainesa Building I .., , .' 3 bedroom trailer for ninh '" . Furniohed 2 ,.droom 11!0D,ile home. 304·676 -11612 .. , · 44 .., .:· ' . 2 bedroom t pa rtm:erib·. Now Hoven . WYo . NOWly remodeled . In town. :e14· 992 -7481 . . ·-...: . Newly remodeled. 4 lriil'ifoo and bath ept. CerpiMd, kitchen furn ished. On ;••Jit Matn St. in Pomeroy . . pan 9 "4-992-731 4. . .., lot with 4-room building . ' Excellent buaineaa tocatton, One o r two bedroom IPirtSA 124, Aocino, Oh io. Coli mentl in Pomeroy. Fura 614-948-2719. 'nished or unfurni1hed. "•nt negotiable . Coli 6 14' 8926723 . 36 Lots & Ac: rHgt 2 bedroom furnithed ep,t , in Middleport. ~II utlliliu poid . 15 7 ec ret. 26 or more with Coli e14-992-6084 • t imber. some bottom land. 15:00 pm , .weekdays. · , ood hunting lend , creek rontege . riding lawn Unfurnithed "apartment : tOt mowoo . Call e1 4 -388- rent. 2 bedroom• in Athena. 8834. Ohio . Muu m•et J:t:uo guidollnoo. For elderly, ~­ One mi. above Addison dicappld or diaabled. Ut,.,• approx. 2 ecrea. building tioo lncludad . Contoct t1 ... ttte. grNt ac.nic ar.. for 583-5484. EHO . ·.•, . . home, •to.ooo. Callt -21 &68B-4118. Furnis hed apartment :-... 3 room• and beth. No 'pllt8. 87 acrea m· l In Vinton Co. Coli 814 -948-2253. . . ~ ~ cloae to line no . 3o mostly wooded • rood frontage . One ~droom, totalei.C~£~ · Coli 614·3B8-8158 otter carpeted , extra nice. depo"Mt 7pm . required . 614·992-2014 . . . 35 ""'"· 3 mi. W. of Holaer Hoopltol. Coli 1114-44&· 8221 · NMr Porter water • eleclrio ovelloblo. Coil 114· 317· · 1.:0:2 :..:13::·- - - - - - - : La•. . buHdlng loto. Jerry 'e Run ·Roed. UODO. Clydo l g - Jr .. 304-I7e · 2 UI Four end 1 third tcru. 111 legally ourveyed wit~ legal _ , oyiiMI ond flod ...tl with dwelling , 11 .100.00 or beol offer. looal8d loa 211 , Mlllt- Roed, W. Vo. I ·I14-217-Zt43. APARTMENT.S , mo ,b' \le' homes, hoult t . Pt. Plea•ftt ond Oolllpolio . &14-'4418221 . •0:1, lauNiand Apartments,' . . . Hoven . now occepllnt.,.., cation a for 2 bedroom~· f'ttnta . Balle rent ~ . . Inquire apartment jj . . Equal houling o _ . . , .• 2 room apt , o o : ! l fumlahed , wHI melle lody • fino home, ..., lion ovolllllle - · W IJ t machine. •- w -l "-D• dlopooel . 114-n•· 14,4. �Page- 8 - The Oaily Sentinel 44 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Apartment for Rent · LAFF-A-DAY JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunityl monthly rent start• at s 1 69 for 1 bedroom and $204 for 2 bedroom. depolit $200, located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available, hours as postible 10 am to 4 pm aod 7 "pm to .9 pm Monday-Friday, Call 614· 446 - 274·5 Or leave message . 56 HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppieo: Stud Servlj:e. Call614-4417795. = ~I Briarpatch Kennels Profea•ional All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities. English Cocker Spaniel puppieo. Call614-3889790 . Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel . CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siame1e kittens. AKC Chpw puppies. New litter. Call 4_4 8-3844 after 7PM . Nicely furnished mobile home , eff. apt., central air and heat in city, adults only. Call 614-446-033B . Furnished efficiency 701 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. 8180, utilities paid. share bath. ad ults. Call 4.§6-4416 after 7PM . Upstairs 3 rooms. furnithed. ' bath. washer-dryer, AC , clean. no pets, ref .. · dep . req .. adults. Call 614 ~ 446 1519 . Upstair-s unfurnished 3 room apt .• carpeted . ·utilities paid, Registered Poodl.e s cream colored & Champalgne . Call 614-446-9865. "I fail to see why you true~ drivers patronize this place ... frankly, I find the food rather average." 57 Furnis h ed apartment . Adults only. Call 614 -446 9523 or 614-446 -1443. 2 bdr . Apt.s & hciuses for rents125. s 160, $200. Call 675-5104 O< 675 -5386 . Furr(lshed efficien cy 8160 utili\ies . paid , 919 ~lid .. Galltpolis, single male pre'""~d . Call 446-4416 alter 7PM . ' Furnished apt . 1 bdr. $245. utlitihs paid, 607 2nd .. Gallipolis. adults. Call 446 441 0 after 7PM. Upsftlirs apt . remodeled. priv.te entrance, 2 bedroo1111s. central air. 8225 mo.,' references, 821 Y2 Second AVe . all 614-446 2158 . 2 bedroom apt. remodeled, centi'al air. S276 mO., refer- ences, 821 Second· AVe. all 614' 446-2168. . Unfurnished apartments . 941 ;second Ave. Gallipolis, 1 & 2 bdr &245 mo. utilities pd . Call 446-441 6 afto< 7 51 Household Goods LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from $285 . to $895. Tables. f60 and up to $126. Hida -abodo.$390 . and up to S550 .. sofa beds f145. Recliners, $226. to &375 .. lamps from $28 . to .e125. pc. din~lttes from $1 09 .. to 435 . 7 Pc. S189 and up. Wood table with siJt chairs $285 to f745 . Desk S110 up to $225 . Hutc~eo , fl!50. Bunk bed complete with mattresses, 8276. and up to 1395. Baby beds, $110. Mattresses or box springs. full or twin, $68., firm , $68 . and S78 . Ouaen sets. S226 . 4 dr. chests. $49. 5 dr. chaeta, $59 . Bad fr•mes, S20.ond 825 .. 10gun - Gun cabinets, $360. Gas or electric ranges 8376. Baby mattreaaea. $25 & $36, bed lrameo 820, $25 . & $30. king frame $50 . Good •election of bedroom auites, roc kers. metal cabinets , headboards $38 & , up to $66 . Used Furniture . -~ 6 ' pc . dinette,: head boards, electric · range. 3 miles out. Buloville Rd . Open $am to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. 614-446 -0322 P~- GOOD USED APPLIANCES Dupiex : 640 Secoflc;l Ave . · Washen. dryers. refrigeraGallipolis . 6 Jms·. & 2 bath. · t~/:;.,,!::•·ll~:i Sk~gg1 APRiver Rd. neW utility rm, no pets or ll children . Ref . & · Dep; . reMotel. qui~8d. a~ross from library . Colk 614-446-3587 after County Appliance. Inc. 6P"J: • Good used appliances and Unfurnished 2 bdr in CrOwn TV sets. Open SAM to 6PM . City:· Ohio, \ Call 6 14 -256- Mon t~ru Sat. 614-446-. 6520 1899. ~6~7 3rd .. Aile .. Galli' . .. ' -.. . .. . . •·. •.- --.-, .. polis. OH . On ~ efficiency - ~-~t: · · $1.16 mo., 1 bdr. , kitchen, bath . Valley furniture , new &: Coli 614-446-9244 9AM - used . Large section of qual· ity furniture . · 12 1 6 . Eastern 6PM . Ave .. Gallipolis. Riverside Apts. Middleport . Special rates for Senior Why pay more? Check us Citizens. $130 . Equal Hous- out. New furniture , applianing Opportunities . 614 - cea outlet , Trade Center, Kanauga. Oh . Call61 4 -446· 992-7721 . 7444 . 54 Misc . Merchandise Knauff Firewood Summar rates-big loads. May 1stJuly lht . Doesn't apply to HEAP. 614-256-6246. SPECIAL cut alaba 6 PU loads delivered in dump truck $100, or 21oeds $180 . You pickup S15 . Ca ll 614245-6804 . . · ~ool People Specll•l: Shock liquid $2 .66 gal-PH up $3 .50 4 lb. 10% off all pumps & filters. 36% off test kits. brushes , nets, vee hose. vac heads. therometera. Middleport 814-992-6724 or Gallipolis & 14- 448 3051 . Spring Special-Patriot utility building• on display at two convenient locations. B & S Produce, Viand St. in -Pt. Pleasant, and french City Mobile Homes in Gallipolis. 9x12 $696. also 10x16 8996 . Delivered and set up on your lot . Whi t e sewing. machine. equipped to zig zag. mono· gram, ovarcaat, hemming. mending , makes button ~olea& more. Reg . 8279 .96 now $100 . Also 30% all Nelco sewing inachine. Trade in accepted . Call collect 614-385-8025 . AM -FM S -track record player cOn1ola stereo, dark wood cabin_e t. very · cond .. $150.00. Call 388-9624. Musical Instruments Good piano for sale. 8 360. Whitney by Kimball . Call 614·9B5-4139 . no children , no pets. Call I~;:;:;:::::;:::;::::;::=~r~=;;:;::::~:::;::::;-;::1 814-446 -1637. Ga rage apt., furnished. 29% Neil Ave .. Gallipolis. 1 bdr., 8235. utilities paid . Call 446-4416 otto< 7PM . Pets for Sale 58 Fruit 8t Vegetables - - - - - - - -Strawberries. Pick your own . Claude Winters. Call 614·245-5121 . Good Ear Corn $2 .70 bushel, total 1100 buahol. $2.60 bus~al. Call 614266-6609 . Strawberries-you pick or we piCk. Taylor' a Berry ·Patch. 9AM ·6PM. Mon .-Sat. Cell 614-446-8692 or614-2455074. Srawberriea .. Roush' s at Un· ion Campground (Back of New Haven. WVa .J Picking starts May 22nd. You pick· we pick. No Sunday Sales. We need pickers. Call 1 304 -882-2237 . Potted tomato plants. e 100. per 1000 plants or 10 cents per plant. Wallbrown Farms, Portland. Ohio. Call eveninga 614-843-5216 . Strawberries. Pick your own. Call 614-245-6121 . Rio Grande, Ohio. Strawberries. now, Melvin Forked Aun· lake Ent:ror1co, Longbottom. Ohio . 614-378-6209 . Fresh fruits , bedding plants, wholesale. Open 7 day• V!fHk .. B&:S Produce. a,cross thl bridge-irl Point Plea•ant. Strawberries $1 .00 quilrt, call otter 3 ,00 PM . 304 875-5412 . 61 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms an d Hght house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel . Call 614-446-0756 . 6 ,000 BTU air cond . 896 , GE air cond . 1160, side by aida refrigerator 1196. frost free refrigera~or 8160. small refrigerator suitable for .camp~r S96, electric clothes dryer 196, gas clothes dryer 196, electric range eye level oven $150 . Skagga Applian ~ ces , Upper River Rd ., 614· 446 -1398. Furnished room. range, refrig . $100. share bath . sin· gle male . 919 2nd . AVe .. Gallipolis . Call 446-4416 lid's Appliance Servicing. air afte r 7PM . conditioners, refrigerators, washers, dryers. In GeUia, Meigs & Mason Co. ' Call 46 Spjlce for Rent 814 -446 .7444 or 614·387· 7187 . Mobile home lot, 12' x50' or Queen-sized bed, u1ed very s meller, S75 water paid, 4th little S150 . Coli 614-46· & Neil, Gallipolis. Call 446 - 3142. 4418 alter 7PM . 27' avocado 11ove S. overCOUNTRY MOBILE Homo hoed ton $35 . TV Oland f35 . Park, Route 33, North Of Shower doon glass $20. Pomeroy . Large lots. Call Call 614-446 -7307 altor 4 :30PM . 614-992 -7479 . . Trailer spaces. one small ' child accepted. 'No p't s. 304-675-1076. 54 Misc .· Merchandise Merchandise 51 Household Goods • SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal stovea. 6 pc wood LA suite 5399 , bunk beds $199, antron recliners $99. new & ~sed bedroom suites, ranges , wringer washers, P. shoes. New livingroom suites 1199·8599 , lamps, ,_also buying coal &: wood stoves . Call614· 446· 3159 . 3 piece livingroom s uite couch. loveseat. chair. like new. $400 . Call 814-448· 3624. Country Oak tablet. cheirs. cupbolrds. detkt. ice boJCes. Conklea, Tuppers Plaint, Rt. 7 , Hand crafted and flniohed'. Willburt 20 lb. coal stoker. 2 years old. Waterbury seem· less coal1urnace. Call814· 949· 2668 alter 5:00 . ' Fishing reels . Shimano, Daiwa. A.B.U .' 65 percent off. new and uaed . Call 614-992-7617. Used trimmers and chein saws. POmeroy Home and Auto. 614-992-2094 . ·John Deere B tractor with grader blade ' and 16 ft . trailer. Dual tandem axles. Good tire1 on everything. S2.000 . Can see in even inga. Turn right1 .1 miles out New lima Rd. from Rutland . V. mile on right. ' urry Wright Reduce aafe and fa1t with OoBel8 Tablets and e. vap .. water pill a". Fruth Pharmacy . Indian Relics, over 800 arrow heads end stone. t1,060. 304-875-2835 . Strawberries for order. call day 875 · 2310 or avoning 304-876-1981. 36 hp Evlnrude outboard motor. 304-876·600&: Strawberrlea t1 .00 quart. Coil altar 6:30 304-8822242 or 882 · 3296. Place ordert now .. Pickens used furniture. 304. 676 •6483 or 676-1460. Small engines and tiller. 304-675-3002. Fuller Brush products now available. deaierswentedfor Gallla and Meigs CountNt1. 301!-875-1090. 81 \ BASEM ENT WATERPROOFING \ I ' 1982 Malley Ferguson 266 diesel tractor. B speed. 1 owner . 600 actual hours. 18,600. 614·74~-2873 .. -· \' I Uncondition al lifetime gua rantee. Local references furnished . Free estimates. 1:00 Call collect 1 ·614 -237· 0488. dpy or night. R.o gers Basement Waterproofmg . House painting & traile r roof tops . Call 614-446-2514. AC Combine. Model60. Pull type . Always kept inside. 8200. Coli 814-985-3581 . Roofing; concrete . all type_s ... : of carpentry. Free Estl· mates . Call 614 -258 -1 162. Pole Buildings Constructed Gene's Deep Stream Carpet Cleaning . upholstrey, scotchguard. deodorizers, free estimates, highly recommended. 614 -742 2211 Registered yearling polled H8reford bulls and heifers. Registered yearling Angu' ~ulls . Rising Ai~ge Farm. Cell614-448·2819 or 614· 448-2612 . Quarter Hone sale. 6 years old. Coll614-867aftet 6:00 PR1· B year old. black, O.uart~i horse. gelding; $450,00, · 304-773-5081 . decks, patios. · ·1:30 Free estimates. Gallipolis. o~ . Call614-446-7687. 72 - Trucks for Sale 1!164 Crown Imperial 8495 or belt offer . Call614 -4464703. Chevy Lu" pickup, with flat bed. best offer. Call 61 4 256·6251 alto< 6:00PM . 1969 Oldomobile 98, runs good. make offer. Call 614246-!1698 after 6 pm. 1 980 Chevrolet Scottsdale 31. 4 ~ WD . ton . AM -F M cassette. low mileage. Call 614-246-6478. 1 ro"!' tobacco setter with plowo 8450 .00 . 1 ,000 pleatic tank with Homelite pump 1967 -C~evy lmpela. good 8550.00. A-Model with cul- cond., for more information tivator• $1,900 .00. 7 ft . call 614-245·9629. Woods Bush Hog 81,500 .00. Call 304-736 · 1978 Plymouth Volari 6 cyl. auto. tran" .• PS, good work 2342 or 304-676-1286 . car •100. Call evenings 614-3B8•8178. 63 Uvestock 1976 Dido Cutloaa Su· · Preme, 54,000 miles. good 6 4 -H Suffolk market lamb cond. Coll614-446-3709 . rama . . Cal be . regi1tered 876-8100 eo. Coli 814· 1 975 Chevrolet Station 367-7133 , Wagon, auto. trans.. runs good t500. Call 614-388Rag. Pollad Hereford bull, 4 8621 after 4pm. yrs. old. 8700. Coli 614446-0212. 1982 AMC Spirit 4 opd, AM -FM tape, sun roof, low 9 yr. old Reg . Appaloosa mileage, 83,199 . John's mare has been shown suc- Auto Sales. Bulavllle Rd., C811fully, ex.- halter horse . Gellipolio . Call 614 -446 · 4782 . Coli 814-446-3262. 4 Appaloosa yearling colts for sale. C.O. Harriiori. Call 614-742-3100. LoOney. roofing. new structu,es, re- Autos for Sale 1980 Chevy Monza Sport Coupe, red , 4 spd ., uc . COf1d .. one owner. •3.460. Coll614-446-1640. 1981 Chevette. 4 dr. auto. am-lm, $2499 . John'oAuto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gallipo· lia 814-446-4782 . 1984 Pontiac 8000. AC. Cruise, tilt. lo1ded with extras. 13,000 miles. Priced to aell. Call614-992-2849 . 79 Buick Limited all e lectric, cruise. 52 ,000 miles, e~~tcel­ lent condition, payments or pay off. Call 614·3 88 · 8482 . 1977 Ford F-100, auto. radio. PS . P8. $2399 . John 'i Auto Sales. a.._.taville Rd. ; Gallipoli s. 614-446· 4782. 1982 Ford truck. 6 cyl, 4 epee~. with ov~rdriva, short bed. 28.000 m1leo. AM -FM. sliding window, deluxe interior, $5,200.00 . Call 304676-6421 between 7 :30 AM ·9PM . between Mon and Sat. 1976 F250 4K4 Fmd, 4 speed, lift kit . Price 82.000.00 . 304 - 458 1863. . 73 Vans S. 4 W.O . Ford van, customized, 3/~ T, 197.7, AT. PS , PB. good cond.. 83.900 . Call 304 · 675 -1731 altar 6PM . Yashlcha 36 mm. camera. Electronic flash . lens and cases included. Excellent condition. Call 61.4· 843· 6127. Sherwood 50 watt amplifier . 826. Stereo ca11ette tape deck wit~ dolby. 125 . 2 microphones. S5 each . 614992-2464. Strawberries. you pick 76 cent quart, we pick $1 .00 quart. open 10,00 till 8:00, 7 days. Across Rt. 2 frOm GoQdyear Plant. 304-676 2336. Strawberries. t1 .'oo C.uart. located Gallipoli1 Ferry. call 304-675-2571 for ordero . Ear corn for sfle. $2.60 per bus~el. Call614-843-5216 . Hay and com . Coll614-992 7625. 65 Seed Form Supplies & Lives to ck & Fertilizer Tobacco plants for sale. Roady to aet . Call . 6144060 . 55 l;luilding Supplies 61 Building Materials Block, brick, 1ewer pipe1. windows. lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Call814-245 -5121 . Built on your lot now! Big 4 car garage-shop. $6.996 I up. Call1 -614-886-7311 . Block. brick, mortar and masonry suppliea . Mountain State Block. Rt. 33. New Haven, W: Va . 304 -882 · 2222 . Low grade lumbar 500 board ft. S60. Millwood. Inc., intersection. U.S . 33· W .Va. 2 . 304·273-2622. open 7 a.m. ~ 8 p.m. Saturday. 8 a.m. - 3 p .m . 56 Pets for Sale Registered female blond Cocker Spaniel puppy , 8200 . Himalayan Siameoe kittono. t50 . No checko. Call814-992 · 2607. Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S . 36 Weat, Jackoon. O~io. 614-286-,6461 . Maney Ferguson. New Holland, Bush Hog Salea & Service. Over 40 uaed tractors to chooae from 6 complete line of new & used equipment. Largest selection in S .E. Ohio . Transportation --'-------1 1981 900 Honda excell ent condition : Low mileage, 304-458 - 1863 . P<ica $1800.00 . 1984 Chevett. one ownar, low miles. axe cond. must oell •4.600 firm . 304-675· 2663 otter 6 :00 PM . 1977 Chevy Nova. call after 5 :00. 304 -675-6153. "75 4 ·door Dodge Coronet, 6 cyl. 8660 ,00, 1209 Sand Hill Rd . Pt . Pl. 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid lor '80 model and newer used cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 19l1 Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis . Call 614-446-2282 . Allis Chalmers tractor. 36 HP. good tiraa, good running 1977 Ford Maverick. best cond. 1750. Call 814·266- offer. Call 614 ·2 56-6261 attar 6 :00PM . 6889. J .D. 4 row corn planter. I.H. 81 Horizon 4 dr.. 41 ,000mi . one row corn picker; mtltal.t80 Colt 2 dr .. 47.000 miles. .chicken laying neat 10 per Cell614-379-2726 . ' unit, Allied manure loader. B ft. pull disc. · trailer axles. 1949 Plymouth Cranbrook Call614-379-2424. 4 dr. sedan.' .good shepe. Boot ollar. Call 614-4482 horae trailers. 4 ft . buah 1776 after 6 . hog, 6ft. pull-tyoo diac . Call 614-446-3252. Codillec 1981 . Fleetwood Brougham, 4 door, dieMI, 4HPRototillarfor.sale .' Used 30 · 36 MPG • l'k 1 e new, very little. · Call 614-992- t8 · 500 · c 0 11 304 - 676 3920. I.;:::::::::;::::::;:=::.J::1:7:3:1:a:ft:•:r:I:P:M:·====J ~ '77 Plymouth Volari station wagon . PS , PB . AC . 8696 .00. 306 Holloway St .. Henderson, W . Va. 304676 -4369. Registered Beegle pups, 304-898-3938. 3 femaleo. 1 YMf old raecoo'!: 304· 898-3972. Boats and Motors for Sale e 6·6ME.~ Trucks for Sale ------..,....---1 Truck Camper, 10 Yz ft .. good · ahape, 8760. Cal l 614-388 -8443 . Tra~l trailer. cQmpletely eelf contained , 22ft. 2 axle. can sleep 6. gat cook stove with oven It eJthault fan , gas furnace, gas or elect. refrigerator, shower wash basin . AC . awning S. carpet . *2600. Call 614 -258· .1265. 1979 Dodge 0110 Spon." 6 speed. low miles . new rubber. Clean. Call 614992-3798. ' 1981 4WO Toyota truck. 57,000 mlltl . AM -FM ItOreo, new camp., top. Excellent condition. C811 114· 982-2881 lfttr 5 :00 pm . 1972 'lntornahonal. lt4 ft, 'bed with cab ovor . t2,0oo.oo. · eo cond. Call 304-875-12811 or304 -73112342. ' 89 Scotty tleeps four, t900 . 00 . 304 - 67 56011063 Home Improvements M•rcum Roofing a Spout· ing. Now lnttalllng rubber roofs. 30 experience, opeclallrlng In built up roof. Call 614 -388 -98&7. v•" Sterks Tree and llwn Servic•. stump removal. 304J!76·2010 . Uphols1erv TR I STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 See . Ave .. Gutlip olis . 614-446-7833 0< 614 -4461833 . R & M Furnituro Manufac · turing. St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. Call 614-256 1470 . coli Eve. 614-4463438 . Old llo new Uphostered. - r o......,of jCCI ' Living.' Tho llveo .I065S2 EAsT WEST +tot +A&S .i73 ... t&QH .AKJI4 +lh4 .QJI +tH the . three of spades. You play low from dummy. East plays the nine, and you win the jack. How do you DOW proceed? ' Perhape you lead a cllamood to the kine and contloile the ouit., hoping for a ruff. Alaa, the cruel defenden ~Jay ace and a spade, and you are Urruted to four spade trlclla, the A-K of clubs, , and your dlamoDd king- down one. Nice work 011 the part of the defense, , but you overlooked something lmporltant. You could tell from the opening , lead that you were surely going to be . deprived of that diamond ruff in dummy. So youllllould look for anoth~ er way ~ cmeratlq trlclla to make SOUI'II +QJ7U .Q2 tJ762 +AK Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South ' Wnt . N - ,, Eut .. Pass Pus P011 1• the contract. .· · · . First cub the A-K of cl~bs. Now, wbea you lead a cllamood to dummy's 1 :r:J!: l>! ~and . ·,. 1 +KS --.:- a~de, out~ your~! u ,. ' Peter lfO~Idn"t da this' Hes so kind,so gentle;so caring ... dJ,.,._..,t •., r, L ~ · ~. e Cooby, Bob Uecker and Dale ' Friohberg. (R) liiO min.) (I) 1oat ol o-ho (]) Spactt 111tei ()) WKRP In Clnolnnatl eiilllmon • limon Rick arid A.J . art hired by a le· ohlon dooign company el1ar ont ol1helr employ••• io murdered. (RJ 1110 min .) ()) Latenlght Amarioll Texl DlapatOhae . (121 AIC News Nlgbtllne • Twlllehl IMAXI E- lnwnatlonel '1 1:411 (HIOI MOVIE: 'Endengered I • "' •• .. • -12--GO . t'~:;.FOCIIbell: .. Allen (J) UiFL 'I \ • GunMIIIte '12:11 [MAXI MOVIE: 'EIMnualle . In . . . . . 12:30 (I) CV Nillht...., . Devlel LMioiiWI 'fonllflt'• · ou•to .,. Dr. Rtnh W...... 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Louie 8:00 • (I) C7J Prime TIIM loMiflll Live coverage of the 15-round IBF Hoevvwelght Champlonohip ltr THOMAS JOSEPH Bout between Larry AC&088 41 Actre9ll · Holme• and Carl 'The lin the midst Daly Truth' William• io pre5 InterDOWN llnted. (2 hra.) twined 1 Emmy or (]) 700 Club ' 10 "The Days Tony, e.g. (I) • <121 MOVIE: 'Deedly of 2 Indian lnwndona' (CCJ _ and Roses" tower . IJ)Ifi) Amerloen PleyhouM (CC) 'EI Norte.' Two Guate- , 11 swan song S Out of malan teenagers leave • 12 Bef<ft (Lat.) favor (sl.) their notlve country and 13 Moorish 4 Dill)> Yeate..••'e .U.Wer 'I • t head lor tho Unit.d $tatoo drum WUllarns ·efter their parentl ere 14 H~" I Metric 18 "nle Cruel 271talian olain. (2 hra. 30 mln.l -v MUI'e - • ' CQmpo&er 11 · 6 Miocelialty (1963 !Ibn) Zlltay-bitsy 10:00-lcMIP IHIIOI MOVIE: ' 1 - n ' - 11 Ending 7 Lena 22 Benedict SO French [MAXI MOVIE: 'Portty'o' for met.eor Home Amold, re9Qrt · -10:30 Cll Toanher: loon• nlledroOm !Ibn e.g. 31 Noble eiNNpiece 8 Superlative 23 Bring back Italian family _t 1:00 I~ cveiil file In grammar Z4 Noxioua H Olsin . 11 '-ct . 18 Exploit I Expunae<J Zll pPiialtt 37 cumF Uowber (]) 1111 Coeby Show 11 • _Golla 11 Made out cmc o er I]) NFL Buperatara The · Be Me" 11 of an Men Who Played tho Game II Region _ George Holao and Jackie IJbout Smith. ·old Troy · • lonny HIH Show .. Z4 9ubelded 11:1 II (I) MOVIE: 'The Chapman U Clotl\inll lleport' (obbr.) 11 :30 IIJ (l) 1oat ol caraon 17Cc*sllt Tonight'a gu•t1 art Bill ., cisterns. pools filled. Phone 614-367-0623 or614· 367774inightorday. ' . ., 87 81 By Jamn J_ aooby .106~ ApiDit your uneventful I: ~~!~·~~ol two spades, defender West 11 General Hauling Haul limestone. sanp. gravel,dlrt. bulk or bag fertilizer and lime. Excelsior Salt Works Inc. 638 E. Ma in St .. Pomeroy . 614-992-3891 . a better way moot of us. COWMIUS CONCLUSION TONIGHJ ()) lfil Heert cit the NORTH +KU Here Ill a simple and Instructive ·-e CHRISTOPHER liM PIIESENTS servi ce. Authorized Singer Sales S. Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 614-992-2284. Waugh 's Water Service . Wells. cisterns. pools. Day or night. Reasonable rates. Call614-256-1240 or 614256-1130 . (Answers t~w) IIAINY CUBIT LOCATE DOUBLY Answer: Tired of looklnp at all those roadside ads"BILL·BORED' deal that mJabl eully olip away from judge tendo Merk undtr· c0V11r •• 1 thief in order to ch.. k out e men he had Hntto pritQn uverat years belor• . (R) (60 min.) • ·· (I) (fl MOVIE: 'Chrlmpher Columbue' (CC) Electrical Ken ' s Water Service. ·Well s. I J- n~lng ()) e <121 Hercloeetle • McCormick (CCI Tho & Refrigeration James Boys Water Service. Also pools till ed. Ca ll 61 4 256 -1141 or 614 -446 · 1176 or 614-446-7911 . Preotiael JokN Tonighfl prectlcel joke victlmo are DIICOn Jone1 1nd Jason Batemen. (Rit&O min .) (])The Mon. I]) USFL Footllell: Jeakeon- vftleat.._ Dozer and dumptruck services. O.A. Boston Excavating . 614·667 -6628 O<614378-6288 . 85 (]) Clwco Kid ClJ ESPN'S lnlkle .......11 (I) Beverly HlllbllfiM · ()) eiil FemUy Feud (l)J...... rdy (II~ ol Fortune WKRP In Clnolnnetl til war ChnlnlciM Reasonable Rates: Tren ching for water. gas, electric and drainage lines. Call 614-446 -8508 0< 614-446· 2775. 1974 Oidomobila Poyale new tira1, new exha'-'st . Looki & ruri1 good. •660. Call614-388-8609. 72 .8:00 e (118Pl F,._le Rook e (I) (l) TV• IIOopera Jt PReTTY tf!IICH TN' ment s. footers .- dr:iveways, septic tonks. landscaping. ' Coli anytime 614 - 4464537. James L . D_avison, Jr . owner. Winnebago motor home, 23', AC. generator, CB, 1972, like new: 810 .600. Call 304 ~ 675 - 1 731 after 6PM. 6aturday's Now IIIO'Oilge tho cl<cled lett""' to form IM surprise answer. IIIUCt gested b)' tho cortoon. Je,lflfetel,_._.,. e!IJ Tic Tea Douth HOIIIfOII 7Efp.j Good-1 E~ecavating. base- SEWING Machine repairs, t) ,.,.. A"( I I X)"( XI XXI ) Con!IO<'• 7 :30 0'U~AIM&I!!, Excavating 1971 Winnebago 26ft . fully contained, generator, air, axe. cond, S7,600. Ce ll 614-367-0447 . : lc~oca r .... 8 & 0 HOME IMPROVE MENTS. replacement windows, aluminum soffil, vinyl siding. continuous gutters. free estimates. all work guaranteed, spring dis count, call evenings 304576-2644. Gov•t Surplus cara and truck•. under t100 .00 . Now avail1ble In your area . Coli HI19·11B9·0242 . 24 hours . TV e ()) Rotary or cable tool drilling . Most wells completed same day . Pump sales and services. 304 -895-3802. 84 WATCHINS UNI'OUI!JTEI'I.Y 15. ()) Sanford end Son ()) En-lnment Tonight Cil Wheel ol fortune · Wheel of Fortune I)) lfi) MeaNeii/IAhrer Newthour (II News e <121 -N- Nemt Thall RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex · perienced carpe nt er, electrician, mason, painter, roof· ing (including hot tar application) 304-675 -2088 or 675-738 8 . 79 Motors Homes S. Campers · 1])8~ Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removaL Call 304-675 · 1331 . 1968 Rambler can be aaen 2309 Mt. Varnon Avo, altar 8 :00, phone 304 · 676 · 3674. - l I r _J I ~ ==·l,ori.loOk Chuok . A. Pelt&OIIJ WHO 5P't!.NC'5 EVE~ AI"TE~OOt<J WMAT .· tDYPSOR± e (]) GE . Specialing in zenith . Co ll 304 -576-2398 o< 614 · . , -446 -2454. . ' 16 Chev'y l•guane , $760.00. 304-6711-4464. AKC Gorman Shephardpuppiee, shota and wormed, after 5 PM. no Sunday calls. 304-175-4883. Summer hours beginning May 20. 19811, Munday thru Saturday, 12-5 PM . Cloud Sunday. Flo~ opeclal, buy one get second fleh •haH price. Floh Tank. 2413 Jackeon Avenue. Point PleeNnt; 1 -30,·878-2083. 76 lUll Iunny Movie' · (MAXI Album Fleth! Cryaul Gllyle . Cll.(l) NBC News -ThMitr RON'S TelevisiQn Service. House calls ~n RCA·. Quazar, Dozer Work land clearing. lan dscaping . etc. Free estimates. Call 614 -446 -8038 or 614 -992 -7119 a';ly time. 'LOoney, Looney. e NEED MORE ROOM ... in your mobile home.7 Mobile home addition by ROOM ADDITIONS. INC . 1819 Washington Blvd.. Belpre. Ohio . Ca11614-423 · 5825 . Cabin Cruiser, Criss Craft. 38' twin engine, 19 ~ 7, W-40 ' traile r. S9.600 . Call 304 -6.75-1731 after 6PM . Five registered Border Collie puppleo, 304-578-2147. Auetrelian Shepherd puppial , regluered and wormid. exc. ttock . Com . panlon and ·watch dog. 304-468-1721 . . 1982 Honda CB 750 Cus· tom, 5 ,700 miles. windjammer buddy seat. bike retails $2.200 . asking $1,500 . 304-SB2·3672 . r=.~-- "-pon D.and M . Contractors. Vinyl siding . replacement w ·i n dows. insulating, roofing. new and remodeling, con crate. Call304-773 -5131 . 83 MOVIE: · I j(] I [) I CITOX t] I tJ ()) file , lfi) Body Eleotrio Ont DIY et 1 Time (MAXI MOVIE: 'Yor. The Huntllr from the Future' 7:00 eiiJ PM M811ezlne e· 1979 Harl ey Davidson Sportster 1000. Call 614992-7794 . foul: onlnary - e ()) 1979 CJ -6. 6 cyl, 49 ,000 Are you tired of tripping over · miles, new top, alum. m~g your stump?ls it an evesore. 1964 Chevrol.at 2 · door Wh'etil1, good tires. Call if so ca ll us fOr free estimate. Starks Tree and Lawn Ser· 61c4,.446-3200 after 5 :00. he idtop, cylind~t.r. stand~ v ice fqr coniplete lawn €;.are. ard, good shape, runs goOd . Phone 304-576 · 2010. $1200. or will trade for 1978% Chevy Blazer 4x4 . truck af equal value. Call 57 ,000 miles. PS, PB . auto . 614-742-2502. S3 .900. Call 614 -992 · "·.. 82 - Plumbing 1988 ·2-door V.W . 1973 . 2603 .. -Sedan .V.W. Ceil 614-9'92& .Heating 782.11'.. . • . . -'-'------'----'-'--~ ·74··; MOtprcv.c !es . 19il3 · Dodga Omni tiatio, CARTER 'S PLUMBi.NG 1978 C~evy pickup $2800. AND HEATING Both good condition. Call 2 · 1979 Hondo XR 500's Cor . Fourth and Pine 814-742·2417. Make offer. Cull 614-245Gallipolis . Ohio ,, 96~8 after 5 pm . Phon e 614 -446 "3888 or 1 1 1980 Olda Cutloos 614-446 -4477 Brougham V-8, AC. rear 360 Honda good cond . Call window defogger, AM -FM 614· 256-6228 . JIM ' S PLUMBING & HEATstereo, axe cond, low miING . Rt. 1. Box 355. Galli laage, muot sell, 304- 576- 1981 Honda CB660. Ca ll polis. Cai1614 -367 -0576 . 2486. 614-949 -3037 . 1984 ·Chevan. one owner. low miles. exc cond, must sell. 304 -675 -2663 after 6 :00PM . ono-loeoch-. to form (() a.fe llt·HOIIMI ()). <121 ABC N - (CC) (fl Cl8 News I)) Nij'htly lull- .. Quality hay for 1ale, Some made of clover. orchard grass or mixed . You cut, rake and balo. Coli 614-742 · 2160 or 614 ·7.4 2-2287. News (HIOI 0 & R Contractors : Siding, ~::====::=:,:=:,r:=======::=~ 1 w ()) m • e Plants 614.- 246-5659," farm atores, etc. Any 1ize, 1 for ,commercial, garages. 4 - 71 tree ootimatoa . Call 36 675 -39B1 . UtiiQWIIbltl ~foul: J...-, (])Ho1PCillleverty HIHbiHIM I)) Or. Who lfil 3-2-1, Contact (CCI Dlff'rent llrGk" Drywall. residential & commercial. quality hanging & finishing. Ceiling designs & repair work. Call James modeling. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME . b)' Hanrl Arnold and Boo LAo EVENINCJ Cub Lowboy 16 lnoh ~lly mower . C~b Tractor with c ult ivators . MF36 gas . MF246 dleael, MF176 dieael. 3600 Ford dleoel, 1700 Ford 4WD, Mitiubui1hi 180 4WD with loader . Several used mower conditioners . Fairplain Tractors Sates. Ripley. W.Va. Coli 304-3729B76. for lease 25,000 -lb . tob.cco base, one farm with barn, Cabell, At, 2, 16 miles above Huntington, 304· 736-2342 evenings. Television Viewing '.,. ' .&/.20/86 Home Improvements • Firewood $20.00 pickup Fish Tank ·and Pet Shop, load. 130.00 dolivered. Call . 2413 Jackoon Avenue. 304- 676-6762 or 675 - Point Ploaoant, 304-8762063 . Flo~. blrdo and more. 2991 . Ethan Allen dining room ·suite. Excellent condition. A $3000. voluo lor $1600. Includes deacons bench . Call814-986 ·4279. RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE . Compare our price•. nve to day. Phone 304-773-6430 . ___,_ y_ ____ KIT 'N' CARLYLE Farm Equipment ·.~ 45. 1986 Monday, May 20, 1985 .' .... -.... ' .. . .. ....... �• \ .• Monday. May 20, 1986 Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Jl!'opoiW re~uffed ...,...... .Four people killed Ohio highways on Suffers mirwr injuries in accident A Wl'St VIrginia man was treated and released at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg. W.Va., follpwlng a two-car accident Saturday at the intersectloq of Meigs County 26 andJ!5. . · Slf'Ven Mace. 'll, of New Haven, was treated for multiplE> scrapes, according to hospital otflcia~. ThE' GaUia·Melgs post of the StatE' lllghway Patrol said Mare was stopped on 25 at the Intersection, when a car, driven by Richard S. Bearhs, 22, of Rt. 3, Pomeroy. was southbound on 26 and reportedly went left of center, striking Mace's vehicle. Mace's car sustained heavy damagE', while Bearhs' vehicle received moderate damage, troopers said . Bearhs -,was cited by the patrol for failure to control foilowtngthe accident. · VMH weekend information given Saturday Admlsslons--Fannle Miller, Rutland. Saturday Di.scharges--Arthur Nease, Lily StevE>ns, Ry~n QuaDs. Sunday Admissions--Terry Brewer, Portland. Sunday Dischargl'S--Luther Bartoe: Albert Hemsley. WP WINNERS- These are the winners of the top awards given Frldaynlghlatthe annual Eastern Local School DlsOict Band Banquet held at the high school. Receiving the awards from James WIDtelm, left, · dlrectAlr, are Angle Sisson, theArionAwanl, a national · award Selected by the director as the most outstanding; RusseU Keller, the sptrlt awanl with the Individual having lnstDJed tile most pride and spirit In hiS fellow bandSmen, and JennHer Grover, the John Philip Sousa Award, to thestudentmostoutstandlngln every aspect. Spencer Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spencer; KeUer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller, and Grover Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grover. Emergency squads check 11 calls ME>Igs County Emergency Medical Service reports 11 calls over thE' weekend, six Saturday and five Sunday. Saturday at 3:06a.m., Middleport was called to 20Rallroad St. for Judy LaudE>rrnllt who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy at 5:44a.m went to 158 Mulberry Ave. for Blanche Wolfe to Holzer Medical Center. At 8: 47 a.m .. Pomeroy went to County Road 20 for Anna Hart to Veterans Memorial. Racine at 10:32 a.m. went to Trouble Creek Rd. for Mary Kerns to Jiotzer Medical Center. Pomeroy at 8: :ll p.m. transported Llda Bennett from Tuppers Plains to O'Blennl'SS Memorial Hospital. And at 10:48 p.m., Pomeroy transported Patty Brown from East Main St. to Veterans Memorial. On Sunday at 2:47 a.m., Pomeroy went to Minersville for Otto Hart.e nbach to Veterans Memorial. RacinE> at 4: 34 a.m. took Terry Brewer from Third. St. to Veterans ME>morlal. Pomeroy at 9;33 a.m. took Robert Hayman from Wagner Rd. to Holzer Medical Center. Syracuse at 10:36 a.m. took GeorgE' Freeman from Snowball Hill to Holzer Medical Center. And at 4:59p.m., Middleport was called to the SuperAmerica servlre station for Sonja Stone who was taken to Vetl'raDS Memorial. • Chicken barbeque planned Chl'Ster Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoring a chicken barbequE>Monday, May 27, at 11:30 p.m. There will also be a parade all p.m. Church plans Bible School SENIORS - These are the senior class lnstriunentallsts of the Eastern JIIJih School Band honored Friday at the annual band banqUet held al the high scnool. Pictured are I to r, James WUhelm, director; Keith Stout, Angle Spencer, JennHerGroverand Mark Sbrlvers. Trio attend conference · Area deaths Valley Hospital. Edwin 'Ted' Edwards Three Southern Local School Born July 8, 1898, In Mason, she District reprl'Se~tallves attended a Edwin :.'red'; Edwards, 83, New was the daughter of the late Jerry · one day tonfE>renee lit ttlerentet for • Goodrllte G'r!lbam. ' Havett. ·w.as dead ori arrival f.rlday · and higher Educa tlpn, Colleie·of J':duca'.' , ·at VE>terans : Mem'ot!ai Hospital, . She was a pottery.wor)>'ec . · Uori, Ohio Uiil~erslty, 'friday· to · Prirrieroy. · ' .. suivlvtng .arE' . on" daughter, conSider recent developments In · Born Oct. 12,1001. 1n the Falrvll'W · Maxine HoHman, Mason; one son, mathematics, sclenre and tl'ChnolRonald- E. Graham, Pick!'rington, community, hE' was the son of the ogy education and thE>ir E>ffl'Cts on late Ramie and Rl'becca Roach Ohio; seven grandchildren; 16 the schools. Edwards. great-grandchildren and one great· ThE' trio included Klm Grueser, • He was prl'Ceded in death by his great-grandchild. Southern High science teacher; Bill Wtfe. Janet susan KJng Edwards, Funeral service will heTuesday,1 Ba!'r, Southern Junior High sclenre whO died In 1973, twoslsiE>rsand one p.m. at thE' Foglesong . Funeral Home with till? Rev. Richard teacher, and Robert Beegle, ell'grandson. mentary principal. HE' was retired from thE' West Carpenter oHlclatlng. Burial wlll be Representatives of thE> O.hlo VIrginia Department of Highways In theBroadRunCE>ml'lery.Ca!Ung Department of Education and the and attended the Zion LutliE>ran hours arE' today from 6-9 p.m. at the Ohio Board of RE'gents presented Church. funeral home. and discussed plans for allocations Surviving are three daughters, of funds that havpcometoOhloas a Gladys Thomas Aria Oldaker, Letart, Bernice rl'Sult of Public Law98-377,deslgned Dudley, Mason and Julia Wilto strengthen mathE>matics, science Gladys Thomas, M. Mason, died loughby, New Haven; one son, Sunday at thE' Pleasant Valley and technology education. The three Edwin T. Edwards, New Havpn; rpP.r e5entatives received InstrucNursing Care Unit. five sisters, Mary zerkle, Hartford, tion on how to Die for the funds and Born Aug. :z;l, 1004, In GreenbriE>r BessiE' Ohlinger, NE'W Haven, Mona County, sti!' was the daughtl'r of the were given ideas on ··how to Gibbs, Letart, NE>Hie Schools, Point strengthe n the mathematics and late A. H. and Ellen Cumbie SuttlE'. Pleasant, Nettle Hemsley, Syra· She was preceded In death by h!'r sciE>nce programs In thE' Soulhl'rn cuse; two brothers, Earl Edwards, husband. Leslie Everttte Thomas, Local Schools. Letart and Willie Edwards, Hart· . who died In 1965. ford; 15 grandchildren and six ,She was a mE>rchant and member grea t·gr'IJldChildren. of the Mason United Methodist Funeral service will be Tuesday, Church. · 10 a .m. at the Foglesong Funeral Surviving are onE' daughtl'r, Jean CHICAGO (UP!) - United Alr· Home with theRE'v. George Weirick Ebersbach, Orlando, Fla.; a sisterUnes, the nation's largE'S! carrier, otflciatlng. Burial will he In the · In-law, Jessie Thomas, Charll'Ston; entered Its fourth day of a pilots' Broad Run Cemetery. two grandsons, Vlck artd Dee, with drastically cur· strike today CaUing hOurswUI beheld from6to Orla·ndo and two grE>at tailed operations and nationwide 8 p.m. tonight at thE' funeral home. granddaughiE>rs, Amber and advertisements seeking permanent . In IIE>u o( flowers donations may Wendy, Orlando. repiarements for str)kE>rs. be made to Broad Run Cemetery Funeral service will be Wednl'SThe walkout disrupted weekend AssoCiation. day, 1 p.m. at thi'FoglesongFuneral travel plansatmany airports butthe Home with the Rev. Bennie Stevens long llnl'S at ticket countprs ap· officiating. Burial will be at Suncpeared tohedlrnlnlshlngbySunday, rE>st Memorial Park, Point Chloris M. Graham Passengers ·madE' other plans to Pleasant. . r!'ach their dl'Stlnallons and com. Calling bours will be held from 7-9 Ch loris M. Graham, 86, New petlng airlines took up thE' slack Haven, died Saturday at PIE>asant . p.m. Tuesday, at the funeral home: SUsan United Airlines strike continues ~in Church plans memorial day seroice . . BURLINGHAM - Memorial Day se,ylres at the Burlingham Church have been set tor 1:00 p.m. on Monday, May 'll. · · Participating in the program will be Renata MliiE>r, Fredericks, Ohio, as speaker and special music by Floyd and Colleen Brickies, Robert Pickett and Robert White with recitations by E. A. (Budl Wingett. The honor guard of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, AroE>rican Legion, Middleport, and the youth of, Burlingham .Camp or the Modern Woodmen of America. will take part In the services. club lo meel TheOH KAN Coin Club will hold a regular buslnl'Ss meeting this evening at thE' Riverboat Room of the Diamond Savings and Loan, W. Main, .Pomeroy. A social hour and trading With out -of-town dealers wlll precede the 8 p.m. buslnl'SS session. A coin auction and refreslunents will follow. Anyone lntefl'Sted .In coins is Invited to attend. · Bradford Church of Christ will havE' kick-off for its vacation Bible School Sunday, 7: 30 .p.m. , at the church. A new program has been prepared and theme for the school will be "In the Footsteps of Jl'Sus." A filmstrip will be shown to Introduce the materials . Crafts will be displayed, songs wlll be sung and a feUowshlp hour will follow with refri'Sbments. The public Is Invited to attend .. ' ReiJival seriJicesp~nned . .. . ... . . . -.... . . :~ ·:,...... PARKERSBuRG, W.Va. (UPI) - Fire at a South Parkersburg, W.Va., warebouse containing 9 million tons of a petroleum-based th!'rmoplastlc rubber was brought under control this weekend after 70 flreflghtE>rs from Wl'St VIrginia and Ohio fought tbe blaze for six hoUrs. ThE' walls and roof of the Propll'S Cartage warehouse on the old FMC Plant site collapsed. Nobody was Injured in theflredlscoveredshortly before dawn Saturday by a Parkers· burg city pollreman. ---- ~-~,.:· Racine council meets tonight Two couples granted divorc;es Annetta Dee Morrts, Mlnersvflle, has been granted a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Jaml'S Nelson Morris, Pomeroy. ThE> court has restored Annetta Dee Morris to her malden name of Hudson. Roy Grayson BareswUt, Middleport, has been granted a divorce from Anna MariE> Barl'Swllt. Harker Heights. Tx .. on grounds of gross nE>gll'Ct of duty. Couples seek marriage licenses - STARTS ! "RAMBOwI "BRUSTER'S MILLIONS" No lotto winner CLEVELAND (UPI) - Saturday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number 676. Ticket sales totaled $1,394,646.50, with a payoff dueof$258,325. LOTfO 4; 5, ~. 24, 29, 32. TherE' was no lotto wlnnE>r on Saturday night according to Ohio Lottery officials. .' 4 Weather forecast Mostly sunny today, with highs betwl'en m and 85. Mostly cloudy tonight, with scattered showers and thunderstorms and a low between 55 and 60. Cloudy Tul'Sday, with a chance of showers and thunder· storms and highs between 75 and m" Eldended forecll8t FalrWednmday and Friday, with a chance ol t!howers 1hursday. IDghs wll ranpfromthemld Wato themld'IOI each day, wlthovernlchl . IMoey • Pap 8 ' l 50th anniversary Cold War gets hotter ~•.(lhoee411 Pqe. See.,..aPaptt " · Vol.36, No.26 RANT . • 1 Section, 10 Plfl'll 25 Cento A Muttiinedilllnc. Nowop- Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Tuesday. May 21, 1985 Copyrighted 1986 Meigs County wUI receivE' a $642,400 Community Development Block Grant for housing rehabUitatlon, Rep. Jolyn Boster, GaUipoUs, announred Monday. The grant will be used to rehabllltate 23 housing units and make emergency repairs on five other units during each of the next two fiscal years, beglnnlng July 1. 1985. Bostl'r praised !he Meigs County Commissions, the . Ga!Ua-Melgs Community Acilon Agency and the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission for their planning and perslstE>nce on the grant application. Rep. Jolynn Bostllr "This is a very compPIIIIve statewide grants program ," Boster said. WhE>n the Meigs County application for this grant was turned down last year, I set up a meeting with Deputy Director of Development Mamie Shaul, Meigs County offl· clals, Sid Edwards of the GaUia· Meigs CAA. and myself to discuss the problem so that the grant . appllcallon would not be rejl'Cted again ," Bo!;tercornmented. "The meeting was followed up by letters and poonecaUs to support the exrellent application sulmitted by the Meigs County Commissioners,'' Boster concluded. The grant to Meigs County Is a part of $10.9 mUllan awarded Monday by Governor Richard Celeste for rehabilitation of 7fJl houses. The work is l'xpected to create 887 construction jobs across the state. ThE>grantwlllbedlvldedln one-half for each of the two years in Meigs County with 28 units to be handled each year. "To get Ohioans back to work, we must concentratE' our job strategies in aU aspects of the community, Adams County, $943,0)); Jefferson including houslngandnE>ighborhood Township, Noble County, $538,500; revitallzation," Celeste said. "The Maoonlng county, $1lll,Oll; Mar· jobs and rehabllltation created by ion, $872,:nJ; Piketon, $li50,100; thl'Se two grant programs are Potsdam, $225,690; Ravenna, another example of the working $6'12,0ll; Shawnee,ll52.0ll; Trumpartnership between state govprn- bull County, $970,0ll. ment,localgovemmentandprivate Communities receiving rentai entE>rprise In our communities." Other communltll'S receiving the · program grants, Including amounts: CDBG grants, Including amounts: Bowling Green, SlOO.Oll; HubAllen. County, $557,100; Cln:lebard, $100,0)); McDonald, SlOO,Oll; ville, $879,700; Denison, $993,700; Medina, $450,0ll; New Boston, Fairborn, $701,375; Grafton, $J,50,<0J; Wooster, $100,0ll. $970,0ll; JeffE>rson Township, --~~----------------~---- Acceptance rneets ·EPA requirements By NANt:Y YOACIIAM Sentinel Stall Writer variation." Traffic Hghllng agreement A proposal from Engineering Pomeroy VlllageCouncU unanlm· ously agreed to · enter Into an AssociatE'S Ltd .. Wooster, to com· plete a municipal compliance plan agreement with the consulting finn for Pomeroy has been accepted by CLyde E. WUUams & Associates, . Inc., Worthington to· bring traffic VIllage councll. . . Preparation of the eompllance · lighting up to'date at the !<err's ~~~n plan Is required bytheEnvlronmen' Intersection and 'to eliminate thE' tal Protection Agency and Is the first short llght on the J:tilclne side. steP'Iii upgrading Pomeroy's sew· Mayor Rlcharil Seyler reported age syst.em to Include areas or the that If Ohio Power Co. poll'S can ~ vlllaS'e not now sei:vlced. • .. . used1h illi> lhstlillation, tbtiilcost for The proposed proJect 'ca[IS for a , .!;he project Is .to .be $914l.m. In -. RECONSIDER ISSUE~ State Senator-Donald Lukens, center, R. · study i>f present and past waste. l!cklltlon to englneerlilg: 'COSts of- • Middietown,8,11110!li1ceSthathewidplfeumotlofiiAirecolilllo!ertiM)vC)Ie · water treatrnE>nt plant recoi'ds and $2,500. rt Ohio PowE>r poll'S cannot he by whiCh the Senate deleated a plan to .en the IJonle State Sa:vlitgSBank plant collection system extensions used, cost is tobe$1,590morl'. and problems, billing and collection ThE' projl'Ct is to be funded history, potE>nlial future expansion through! the village's Sl2,0ll allot· and wasteload and costs and ment of state highways money. COLUMBUS (UP!) - LE'glsla· strongly supports the leglslat.lon as a financing . Because the update Is being done to rescue Home State Savings meansofreopenlngHomE>Stateand lion Since extent of Information the Lllldl'r en>ergency regulations, bid· Bank gels a second chance In the reuniting dl'positors with their village will be able to provide Is ding of the job Is not neressary. Ohio Senate today, with anxious frozen funds. Traf-Way El!'Ctrlc Co .. Lancas· somewhat unknown, the engineer· depositors applying heavy prl'SSUTE' Lukens said he changed his mind log work will be based on an actual tl'r, wiD belnstallingthenewlightslf for a favorable outcome. during thl' weekend when he cost basis plus a predetermined net the project proeeeds according to A Republican senator has offered realized alternatives to the Chemifee. Total compensation for ~ngl· plan. A contract from Clyde E. to make a motion to reconsider the cal sale had little chance of passing, neerlng servlres will not exreed Williams wtll still have to be · vote by which a compromlsevE>rslon and would involve a month·long $roll Including a fixed fee of $1500. approved by councn before work of the bill failed last week, and then struggle. "The time has come when Work Is to begln within 10 days actually begins. AU work will be to furnish the crucial 17th vote to we cannot let It go beyond June! ," after ihe firm receives written done In accordance with Ohio he said. notlee to proceed and is to be finished Department of Transportation . pass it. The SenatE' was to reconvE>ne at · Lukens said JIJ' may have the manddates . within four months. 1::.Jp.m. proposal sent back to conference It may be possible to use the old Public meetings wlll he conducted MeanwhilE', depositors scheduled committee tor minor adjustment,.s, as necessary to Inform the public·of lighting In other areas of the vUiage morning plckE>ting at three down- mainly reducing to three or five proposed compliance requirements according to Mayor Richard Seyler. town Columbus banks and a 1 p.m. days the a mountoftlmeOhlobanks upon completion of the plan. Help offered on cleanup rally on the Statehouse lawn to call have to counter·offer the Chemical Three other engineering firms Joe Clark of the Bend Area attention to their plight . They also dea~ They have seven days under subtnitted proposals to council Merchants Association attended ' worked the corridors of the Statethe current vE>rslon . lncludingButgess&Nlple,ParkE>rs- Monday's meeting to olfer help house, trying to enlist the support of Lukens said at least two Ohio burg; EMH&T, AthE>ns; and Floyd from the merchants to help clean up senators. and onE' out-of-statE> institutions village streets. Brown & Assilclat'es, Canton. Sen. Donald E. Lukens, RInstitution have expressed a n inter· . According to John Anderson , !twas decided thatthemerchants Middletown, off!'red to movE> rl'COn· est In Home State, closed since · council president, aU four proposals association would try to get a work slderation of the vote by which thE' March 9. Celeste said · American wpre "fairly close lri price with little iContlnuro on page 101 plan to SeD the Cincinnati thrift to Financial Service~ of Cincin nati 1!'1!1!!!!!1! Chemical Corp. of New York met "may be lntE>rested In bidding, and 16-16 defea tlast Friday. there may be others." "I will support the btu with as little A spokl'Sman for Chemical said enthusiasm as possible," Lu~ens that institution Is stU! Interested in told a news conference Monday. "I making thr purchase. think this thing wUI pass, probably Sen. Stanley J . Aronoff, R· Wednl'Sday." · Cincinnati, said Chase Manhattan Provided all 16 or last week's Corp. of New York extended Its "yl'S" votes bold ftrm, the measure contracts to purchase four small would then go to Gov . Richard F . S&L's under the terms of the bill . Cell'Ste told reporters he was Ceil'ste for signature. Celeste Savin~ wChelnlcaU]orp.Ftanldngl.nkmsl!reSenatePr! !llln.PauiGIIImor, Jeff; and ~r·Staafey Arol;iolf, R. (;incinJJ8tl. trl'l. > ·· , _ Bank gets second chance "encouraged" by the deVelopment , but his enthusiasm was tempered . " I won't r!'ally feel optimistic about this until I see Home State depositors go In a nd take money out a nd putmoneyln,"thegovE>niortold a news conference. Depositors were still skpPtlca l, having been burned by last Friday's roUcaU - one they thought was going their way until Lukl'ns' "no" vote produced an audible gasp from the gallery. Rick Matsa. a spokesman from Columbus. said the dE>positors will picket Ohio State Bank. Hungllng· ton National Bank and Ohio Na.tlonal Bank. Some will withraw their funds he said . Matsa said Home State customers are protesting the attitude of Ohio banks. which they feel have stalled thE' sale to Chl'mlcal. Lukens said be made some 40 telephone calls during the weekend, half of tltem to legislators, and he realized alterna.tlvl'S, Including his own plan for lhlrd·party ownership for HomE> StatE' with state backing, had little chance of passing. Lukens said the pressure from HomE' State depositors wa5 "very Insistent" but It was not a factor in changing his mind. ' Lindner may buy Home State CJNClNNATI (UP)) - Clncln· nat! financier Carl Lindner. who heads thE' $4.8-bUllon · American Firtancla~ Corp., has expressed lnterl'St In purchasing Home StatE' Savings Bank, state officials said. John Hartranft , special counsel to the state In lts2~ · month-oldsavlngs a nd loan crisis, said Llndncrwasone of several people who has made Inquiries about Home State's status. Brian Usher, Gov. Richard' Celeste's prl'Ss secretary, acknowl· edged that AFC "put out a feeler" about Home State within the past two weeks . But hE' noted that the lntE>rest came before last Friday, when state legislators defeated a bill that would have pl'rmitted Chemical New York Corp. to buy Home State. ~ ·we ha ven't had any serious contact with them slnre theblllwent down," Usher said. Lindner could not be reached for comment, and his brother, AFC Vice-Chairman Robert Lindner, refused to say anything about the mattl'r. Nine people ·die in fireworks explosion.: ·Halogen Flolllng Lantam 12·ml. vllibHity, 6vbaf1orvlncl. s.tl1i'! ltbttt8· . ·PH. "" . e at y enttne Meigs gets $642,400 hoUsing gr~nt W.lnlhe • . $3.25 . • Workshop on rai.e ' hike planned ATHENS - Appalachian Ohio Public lllterl'St Campaign Is sponsoring a workshop with the Office of Consumers' Counsel to help people prepare for thE' Public UtUities Commission of Ohio public hearing ,o~ General Telephone's rate hike requi'St May 29. · The workshop will be 1\eld Tul'Sday at 6 p.m. In the Athens City Building. Information on GTE's quality of service, depreciation, usage sensltlve service and the e!fl'Cts of the proposed rate Increase will be discussed. GTE Js requesting a 45 percent lncr!'ase In phone rail'S, according · to AOPIC spokesperson Laura Yeomans. Rusty ax murders .. Home State Racine VIllage Council wlll meet Jii"i'ecessed Sl'SSion tonight (Monday). 7 p.m .. at vlllage hall. · POMEROY - Marriage licenses have been Issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Douglas Carson Clelland, 24, Pomeroy and Carol Jean Gibbs, 23, Syracuse; and to Gerald Pullins, Jr., 33 a nd ~· Juanita Thomas, 33, both or Pomeroy. I Fire under control 5ll JACKSON PIKE·RT.30 WEST' Revival services with Bill Hayman wlll be hl'ld Wednl'Sday throUgh. Sunday at Ash !;:treet Fref'Wlll Baptist Church, Ml<tdll'p<lrt. ser;ires wULbeg(n at 7 p.m. nightly . ' . ·_ .'· • •. ·... . . . By United Presslntematlooal Four people were killed in accidents on Ohio roadways during the weeke~~d, the state Hlgllway Patrol reported today. The victims died In fou.r ~arate accidents, Including one Sunday; two Saturday and one Frtday night . Orie pedestrtan was among the victims. The !Satrol counts traffic fatalltll'S resulting from accidents on the state's public roadways each wee· kend bei)Veen 6 p.m. Friday and midnight 'Sunday. Kllledwere: .. Sunday · Fairfield: Merrill · Bolser, 36, Hammon, killed when struck by an auto on Ohio 4in this.Butler County community. Satunlay MansfiE>Id: William T. Larrick, 32, Mansfield, killed when his car colllded with' a train at a railroad · crossing'in Richland County. Marietta: Elizabeth A. Mcllyar, 17, Marielta, killed when the truck she was driving crashed on Ohio 26 In Washington County. Friday night . Newark: Jaml'S S. Romine, 28, BuckeyE> Lake, killed In a onevehiclE' accident on U.S. 40 In Licking County. , FATAL EXPLOsi()N - ICING •os N.' SHand Aw•• state, and fedenlllnVelllptAJn IIIII bwih 11M) nabble looldnc lor cluee and parts GIIJot!IN lifter 1111111eplllreww b Middleport factory blew up MtJadiJ Ill Beaver Towalblp, llboul 10 .nlel '",....... YOIIIJIIIIWwlL The blattlldDed nine anddarnapdlleVei'TIIIIttnle.dtMwere nearby. UPI. · YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP! ) Federal agents waded throu~h debris with hopes of detenn)nlng why a shed lull of Ulegal fireworks exploded Monday, tossing paris of nlne bodies hundreds of feet away and shattering windows In nearby homl'S. A search of the area determined that ninE> people were killed In the explosion, that ieft craters measur· lng 10 feet wide by up to fivE' feel deep, and eight feet wide by three feet deep. Beaver Township Pollee Chief Joe Rlnko sa td . The Identities of the victims were not released, but Rlnko said two or three of them were females. A national team from the Bureau ol Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms were called 111 to look through the OH. ol ,, t ru bbll:' for posslbiP causes, said local ATF agent WayneM . Lovan Sr. The opPrallon had a pparently gone unnotlced. · Neighbors did not realizE' fireworks werE' made In the building, and Jim Schmidt, aSSistant Beaver Township Fire Chief, said , "I'm rertaln It was uttllcensed. " The buUdlngwasbelngrented and the owners. who Uved nE>xt door and shared the same driveway. said they thought It was being ust:d to paint cars. Surprised residents of th,; neighborhood located about 20mllessouth of Youngstown watched their wtn· dows shatter and debris scatter across the area at about 10 a.m. At 4·:30, thebodlesweretakenawaylna rent·a·truck . The area where the explosion occurred Is rurat with houses set a few hundred yards apart. The street In tbe area Is only two lanes with no sidewalks. "It's a disaster area lnslQe these homes," Rlnko said. "But dobody got hurt." Larry Leedy, 46, who was sitting beside a window In a nearby home when the glass shattered was one of the first peoplE' on the scene. "I heard this big concussion and saw all this black smoke," Leedy said. " I ranoverassoon as! saw lt.l knew fhct"C" were no survivors." ~ was joined by Ken Les· kosky, whose friend standing about 250 feet away from the explosion was bkiwn off her crutches. "We started finding bodies and parts of bodies. I was hoping somebody was alive but there wasn't," Leskosky said. Tom Madeline described the art'a as a "real ml'SS. I just camE' acroSs bodies and paris. Theft' was nothing alive." Steve Malysa was called to the scene to Identity his bi'Other . Edward , 2.3, of Poland. . "They' opened the bag and he:s there," be said. "We were lucky they hit ours the first time sol dldn· t have to see anyone I didn't want to st'e"" ' . ' .. ~ -. Steve said that hE' knew his brother was making ftl'E'Wm'ks. : "The guy was paying him a little bit of II'IOIII!Y tlllder 1111' taliiPt Malysa said. 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