http://66.213.69.5/files/original/086e573be315435de1bde9c7bc01ce77.pdf c134872678f24308bc09f805221e34ef PDF Text Text ' Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Acceptance.•. crew together and then set adatefor Tuesday. May 21. 1986 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Cold War volume becomes louder (Continued rrom page 11 No contact has been made with Chessle System officials at this point although the mayor has tried to reach the company II wa reported. Council two weekS ago authorized the mayor to offer $10,(0) to Chessle for riverfront property trom the old depot throughthebuslnesssectlonof town. Thepropertyhasbeenforsale since last summer. the clean up. Councllls to be given a week's noticeoftbedate so the street department can be scheduled to assist. It Is tentatively planned to block off the streets and complete the clean-up after bu.slruiss hours. It was pointed out by John Anderson that the village has the equipment needed forthecleanupbrooms, shovels and hose:.... but not eoo;ghmanpowerti>geteverything MIAMI (UP!) -Thirty minutes Into Radlp Marti's Inaugural broadcast or American news, conunentary and entertainment to Cuba, an angry Fidel 'Castro turned up the volume on the cold war with the United States. President Reagan said Radio Marti would "defuse the war hysteria" spread by !he Cuban government and the State Depart· · ment sald It would counter "years of propaganda and mlslnfonnatlon." Castro, however, said the broad· casts were "subversive" ·and . Intended "to create tensions and confilcts" and promptly cancelled a December 1984 )mintgratlon agreement with the United States and threatened \o. quit punishing airplane hijackers. In other matters, Seyler and council praised Drew Webster Post Fournewstreetworkershavejust 39 of the American Legion for been hired by the village according restoring the gazebo at Beech Grove to Jane Walton, clerk-treasurer, . Cemetery. It Is hoped the restorabringing the number of street tion will be completed before workers to seven. These workers Memorial Day. will be employed through the Walton also reported that cemesummer and are being paid through tery fund money has Increased since Income tax money Walton added. a reminder of the needed payments Bob Morris of Union Ave., was was printed in the newspaper. present at the meeting to discuss a BrieOy, council discussed purproblem of sewage backing up In his chasing one or two new radios with basement when It rains. Morris lnterchangable, rechargable batexplained he has not ~n able to teries for the pollee department, and discover the cause and asked for · okayed thepurchaseofnewclothlng help from council. Mayor Seyler tot the pollee department as said he would have Reed Will of the deemed necessary by the mayor. village water department check on The village budget allows a $2(XX) the problem Immediately, clothing allowance. wne. . Meigs County happenings .. Divorce granted Memorial Day sen-ices slated at Beech Grove A divorce has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Drew Webster Post 39, American to VIctor R. Counts, Mason, from Legion, will hold Its Memorial Day Lura P . Counts, Parkersburg, on services at 10 a.m. Monday 'ai the grounds that the couple have lived Beech Grove Cemetery. apart for over a year. Services at the Sacred Heart Joyce A. McKnight and Ted L. Cemetery will be at 11 a.m., and at McKnight, both of ReedSville, have · 11:.10 a.m. at the Rock Springs flied for a dissolution of their Cemetery. Legion members will · marriage. back to the post home at 12 A divorce action flied by Janice report noon for dinner. Mash, Columbus, against Charles Memorial services at the Meigs Mash, Pomeroy, has been disMemolj' Garden wDI be held at 1 missed In the court. p.m. Monday; 1:.10 p.m. at Chester and 3 p.m. at Hemlock Grove. The Retiring KC employe Meigs High School Band Will be at receives spec:ial awanl Beech .GI'OVe and the Eastern High · Band at the Chester observance. PaulL. "Pat" Patterson, malnteMembers of the post are reoance mechanic-A- at Ohio Valley quested . to be at Beech Grove Electric Corp.'s Kyger Creek plant, Cemetery ThUrsday evening at 6 recently received the compants p.m. todlstrtbutefiagsforveterans' anniversary award for.10yearsWith graves. the company. Plant Manager Louis R. Ford Jr. made the presentation. · · Patterson joined OVEC as a guard In the personnel department on May 7,l955. He tranS!eri-ed to the malnienanc'e department In June · A list of sento~ w.as ;~ppi:\lv~ for· , 1955 as a maintenance helper. He ··graduation pending completion of. , progressed throughvarlousmalnte- local and state requlrerne!IIS when nance mechanic positions In that the Eastern Local School District . department and received his pres- Board of Education met recently. eqt designation In August }967. Approval· · was given tor the , Patterson ~n!l his .wife, Rose, live treas\lrE'I: . aSBlstant treasuer arid · · ' In Rutland."- - • ·· : ., · · Stoctetacy' oi i~ti. Superintenqent tp · attend a Southeast Regional TreasOrer's Olnlc on June G: Mrs. Barbara Tripp ws given a five year teaching contract. TI]e board adopted policies on bus pickup In bas Local units answesred nine calls weather and teacher employment , Monday, the Meigs County Emer- past the ageof70. Faculty member, gency Medical Services reports. James Huff, reviewed federal · At 10:14 a.m., Pomeroy took programs and the board agreed to participate In the programs for the · ·Emerson Spires from 8 Cole St .. to 1985-86 school year. An. advertiseHolzer Medical Center; Rutland at 12:49 p.m., took Howard Gennan . ment will be placed to seek bids on a from Depot St .. to Holzer Medical cargo bus. Thenextregulatmeetlng Center; Tuppers Plains all: 45 p.m. will be on June27 at the highschool. took Luther Bartoe from Mt OUve Road to Veterans Memorial; Ra· Senior citizens invited .cine at 2:31p.m., took Ula Strauss Meigs County senior citizens are from Hill Road to VeteransMemorInvited to attend a "fun time :tal; Middleport at 4:46p.m . wentto gathering" from 1: 30 to 4:30 p.m. Bradbury Road for Mary Rltney, to tomorrow (Wednesday) at the Holzer Medlcal<::enter; Pomeroy at · 8:03p.m. took Jerry Lee Hayman Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. There will , be bowling and relreshlnents. from Pomeroy Pike to Veterans 'Memorial; Pomeroy at 8:19 p.m . took Brenda Knight from the . waterworks to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at 9:111 p.m. took Bruce McCloud from vtllage hall to · Veterans Memorial and at 11:211 . p.m., Tuppers Plains took Debbie Young to St. Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg. Eastern board oks '85 graduation list 'Emergency squads answer nine calls ·Veterans Memorial. PARACHUTE - " Showers and thunderstorms lll<ely today, with highs between 75 . and 80. Mostly cl9udy tonight, with a tow ·near 50. Pa(11y cloudy Wediles· day, with highs between 70 and 15'. The probability of precipitation Is 60 percent today and 20 percent tonight and Wednesday . . . Extended forecast Fair . through lhe period, · with' hiflhs between 65 anc!75 ~he day. Ovefnllht tow~ wui 11e 45 . and55. . . CLEVELAND (UP!) - Monday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Nwnber 373. rfPr~~~~~Y~Qi~~~~~~~Y~~~~~2ii~~~~~~cr~~ Meets Wednesday WEDNESDAY, MAY 22nd AND Hubbard's Greenhouse NOW OPEN FOR SPIINO SEASON Complete fine of ve1elable &bed· ·e ' Vo1.35, No.27 Copyrighted 1986 THURSDAY, MAY 23rd By BOB HOEFUCH Sentinel Staff Wrtter "I'm sure you have all had a second chance," Mrs. . Peggy Brlckles told members of the Meigs Local School .Dlstrtct Board of ·Education Tuesday night during an open session appeal on the expulsion of her son, Paul, from Meigs High School . Mrs. Brlckles, who had the choice of the appeal helng heard by the board In executiVe session or an open session. chose the latter. i'he statements of Mrs. Brtckies brought out that · bel' son was expelled for the rest of the semester by Supt. Dan E. Morris on Aptll 19 as the result of an alleged ·involvement with alcohol at li high scllOOI band 'round theclockplayatbonheld onMarch29. She pointed out that she was not present last night to defend her son, but to question board policies. She said that her son had no defense and according to board policies received an automatic expulsion. "I am here to suppoort him though he did wrong," she commented. Mrs. Brickies said she feels the action was · unjustlfled ·and uncalled for. On the _night of the playathon, band students were aUowed to come and go from the high school.at will witn no supervision and no questions asked, she charged. There was no action taken when the director found ·her son had been drinking, Mrs. Brtckies said, and stated that she was not notified orthetncldent untll the following TueSday. Mrs. Brickies charged that director Michael Michalski has cancelled band events, has not shown up lor scheduled band events and has become angry and left his class unsupervised. She charged the director with lack of responsibility, lack of concern ' Angel Communications will tum June meeting. over Its Racine cable television Councilman Scott Wolfe reported system to Consolidated Communi- he has had Inquiries from lndlvldu· , cations Group of Point Pleasant on als who would like to .make · May23. . · · donatiQnS tot lmp~;QYen!ents at the . .This was announced at Mol)day's village p({rk. Council agnied fo , recessed meeting of Racine VIllage accept donations-which can be sent CouncUfollowlng_c ouncll'sapproval to Shirley Evans, village clerk, · of a resolution allowing the sale of Racine. the cable. Also regarding the park, May,or It Is cOuncil's understan!'llng !hat Chaties Pyles will be contacting,the . cable. j:l~Sfoni.ers wUt receive a · 1'9U9tyhighwaydeMrtmenttoseelf romputer bllll'ng tor June .f rom the county mow' trim can.tie used to Coilsoldldated Communications cut !be' brush and weed~ along the and should no longer use coupon roadway from the park to the river. bookswhlchwereprovlded by Angel Fire Chief Robert Johnson re-Communications. ported that Racine firemen particiWorkers from Racine Planning pated with five other fire departMUI will be repairing the village's ments In a fireflghtlng competition aerator building today and Thurs- Saturday at Ravenswood. The day. Resld!'nts are asked to con- Racine ~up brought back six serve water those days since the trophies Johnson said. system will not be able to .pump , In other business, council dis· water while repairs arehelng made cussed .a number of complaints to the buUdlnll'. · received concerning drainage fol Washing motor · vehicles. using lowing recent heavy rains; aphose for various purposes and other proved a request from Frank similar acttvltes, filling pools and Oeland for permission to bury a other "extra" uses of water will not conduit across an unused alley near be permitted. the telephohe. company building; Unpinning onlhtance and will be sending letters to An ordinance concerning trailers property owners regarding lots that underpinning, how close to need Uttercleanedupandweedsand another trailer or structure, how grass cut close t1> boundary, etc., - ~was The next meeting of Racine discussed by council and should be VUJage Council wlll be Monday, in form for the first reading at the Julie 3, at 7 p.m . PH. 992·5776 SHOUlD I MAKE MY FUNERAL DEOSIONS ALO..? sometiiMI it it. lut, we, as funeral dirt<ton, bt· litvt that openntst it still tht bttt policy; You nttd tul lio tii!Mrrat•nt in lalki"t with your husband or wife allovt fl111l arra,..ments. Chanctt art thot ht or she wiU tt1H have thought of it. W talkl119 over with us y- plans for s.rvlcn will BILL BLOWER 1 • .fi..lin:?&- rttH114-f11~ make sun tvtryont - you, your 1pou1t,"yaur clergymall, ond ourltlvtt - lllldtrst... exactly y- wishes. That"• important to you and to us. · .. §;,.,,.a/ ·. if(114) ltH141 ~11101._.-,. OHIG> "$1111~• Plfii.... Atfllltlon to Dmll" ' FOORONG HOT DOGS . 99( •T-SHIRTS •BALL HATS •HARRY O"DAIRY DOLLS •GIFT CERTIFICATES MILK SHAKES FRENCH FRIES All FLAVOIS SMALL ................. 39< MEDIUM.............. 69< 79( ' LARGE " .............. 99< McCLURE'S DAIRY ·ISLE PH. 992·5241 2 Sections, 14 P•gea 215 Centa A Multlmedi•lnc. Newapeper FOOD GIVEAWAY- Pllltor Don Archer, forep'ound. olllleChatter, Alfred, Tuppen Plains uti Loog Botlam Charp hilndllllle 1M& of a thoaMd saclul of (p'OCerles Ill PMIGr Rot~!!' Grace of the Radne, Eut Letart, Letart F.U. uti Apple Grove Chlqe. 'Dielle two wete ll'llOIIIIIO volunteers .., hand Tdeold!l¥ mol'lllnl at lbe Racine Unlletl Methodlllt Olurch to sack aearty 113,000 worlh of pocales Ill be pea awl!¥ 1bul'llllay lit lhe church. . 4 ' i and urged the board to reevaluate him and reconsider his contract She said she Is aware of the board policies which call for expulslo~. and Indicated that apparently no one could do anything about the situation because of the pOlicies. Mrs. Brtckles urged thai factors such as grades, conduct, prior offenses and similar factors should be considered In board policies as she urged that students be given a second chance, "What Is galnned by expelling? You only take away," she commented. In closing, Mrs. Brlckles expressed concern that her statements at the open appeal would be held against her and her son. However, she did stress that her son. had admitted he was wrong. Mrs. Brickles remarks were followed by applause from a group attending the board meeting. _, There were only 'three of the board or education members present for the appeal and !liE'etlng Richard Vaughan, Arland King, and !Wber;t Barton aU of whom upheld the expulsion since, they said. It does follow policies adopted by the board In 1972 and 1976. Resrgnattons accepted At last night 's meeting the board accepted the resignations of Ted Cotterman , vocational agriculture instructor, effective June30; Ron Logan as girts' varsity volleyball coach for the 19&'i season: Velma Douglas as a cook effective at the close of the current school year. Cliff Ken nedy was employed as the reserve baseball coach for the remainder of this school year and for the next school year. (Continued on page 101 ..I _ RACINE ' F1REMEN FIRST - The Racine Volunteer Fire Depwtment recently won six lrophles In lhe Ravenswood Flreflghlers Competition held In conjunction with Fln;man's Day and parade In Ravenswood, W.Va. Racine claimed two flrsls, two seconds, and two third place Dnlshes to record the best overaD eHort In the cumpetlllon. Pictured are members of the winning team, front, l·r, Kevin Dugan, Lee Floyd, and Richard LyoiiS. Back row - Albert Holman, Jack Lyons, Jr., Roger MJutuel and Dave Nelgler: Lee Floyd won first place ·ln lhe Obstacle course with a time of 26:5 ~. while the telllll of Albeit Holman, RoK81' Manuel and Lee Floyd woo lhe Water Baiile competition. Racine placed both second and third wjth two teams In the Hydrant competition. Claiming second was Lyons; Ly0118, Jr. and Kevin Du~:an, while Manuel , Nelgler and Floyd took third. Racine took second place In the stokes relay and third In the old-la.'lltloned bucket brigade. Firefighters from lhroughoul Ohio and West VIrginia competed In the event. Missing perspn's reports -filed on three children Missing person 's reports have been flied with the Meigs County sherlt!'s department lor three Meigs County chlldren who left bomeTuesday morning to catch the school bus, but never got on It. The three chlldren, Chuckle, Bert and Leigh Ann Mash, ages 11, 8and7 respectively, haven't been seen or heard from since by their father, 450 families · qualify for food giveaway S~ecials: enttne .. Consolidated. h~ys Racine's cable service dine plants, haneing baskets, potted ~!ants- bloominc & foli· ace. shrubbery, rose bushes, azaleas & Rhododendrons. *BALLOONS .*CLOWNS *PRIZ • . Pomeroy..:. Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday. May 22. 1986 I Wei~ at ''ull - - · · · a Meigs board hacks expulsion policy $3 . ssoo LADIES' CANDIES JELLIES .................. $59 8 THONG_$..;..................... $] 00 .& $200 'iADIES' . DRESS . ~....... ;.............$1200 Ohio lottery winners • .· 2I$ s OtU TABlE lADIES' , · ,. . $ . OO DRESS SANDALS .........~................... 10- belween Twin City Shrlnettes will meet Wednesday, 7: :Jl p.m., at the Meigs Inn. . ., "The government of Cuba also reserves the right to make any radio transmissions to the United States." The Castro government later deUvered a flv~polnt protest to the U.S. Interest Section In Havana, calling the broadcasts "Subversive transmission against Cuba." .. . Weather forecast with a payoff due of $366,460.50. Ticket sales totaled $1.109,787.50. PICK-4 9571. PICK-4. ticket . sales totaled $167,507.50, with a payoff due of $75,568. PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays$6.~. PICK-4$1 box het pays$261. Beat of Bend PANTS, VESTS & JACKETS................. 5400 LADIES' BLOUSES & SLACKS.............. $400 . $600 BERMUDAS.•••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . INFANT SANDALS............................. . $400 LADIES' SANDALS.............................. 00 JOCKS' TENNIS SHOES ......;............... BOYS' & GIRLS' TENNIS ,SHOES........ $ 500 lADIES' .& GIRLS' JELLIES........... 00 Word has been received by Roy Howell, Laurel Olff, of the death of his sister, Kathleen Howell Poulton, 67, of Canton. · Mrs. Poulton Is also survived by a sister, OparCarruthers; four children; and several grandchildren and greatgrandchlldren. · Services will be Thursday, 11 a.m., at Reeves Funeral Home In Canton. Ocrasionally we htar about peeplt who havt co9sidtrd arra119lng In advance for their funeral s.rvicn but did not because thoy didn't know how to approach the tubjt<t to their tpoults. It's difficult to tallt about dtath. thty say. .. had been In jan\mlng tbe50,tm-watt Radio Marti signal. , Radio Mart! went'an thealrat5: 30 a .m. ELYI' Monday with Dve minutes of world news, part of the U.S. government·furided station's ' planned format of 00 percent news and news-related material and 40 percent music and entertainment A.t 6 a.m .., Havana's state-run Radio Rebelde aired Castro's announcement cancelling the first major diplomatic agreement between the two nations bt eight years. ·~The government of Cuba has suspended all tmmlgratlon treaties with the United States as a reaction to Radio Marti going on the air," the Cuban radio said. · "The government also reserves thertght toreconslderthecollaboratlon It has unilaterally given 10 the United States In the struggle against Illegal departures (hljacklngs) from the country. .CLOSE~OUTS Area death Kathleen H. Poulton Senior Ciav.en Day OPEN DAllY 9 TO 5 . SUNDAY 1 TO 5 ·Admitted -- Ernest Brewer, Racine. Discharged--Vera Stewart. •. I 'IWO KD J ED Pollee BDd r""""e workers survey lhe wreckace of a Metro-Ambulance Service heUcopter Monday after It cra9hed In the parking l!Jt of Joan Glancy Hospital Jdlllng pllol Harold Payne Brownln~:, Jr.• 35, ofNorci'OilS, Ga.,.and EMT Charles Danny Nelson, 26, of Smyrna, Ga. The helicoPter was leaving the hospital parking l!lt to transpori a burn pallent to an Augusta, Ga. hospital when a rotor apparently struck a po\Yer pole. Patient Harold O'KeUy and EMT Eddie Sand<i were Injured In lhe crash. UPI. By mid-day Monday, the .Cuban goverrunent was jamming Radio )\lartl's signal over the communist Island and threatening a "radio war," which some U.S. broadcasters feared would lead to jamming their commercial signals. But South F1ortda conunerclal radio stations reported no signal jamming Monday·nlght. There was no word from the Island on how succe!>Sful the Cuban government . About 450 Meigs C1>unty families will he recipients of two bags of groceries and 10 pounds of potatoes when $12,488.52 worth of food is given away Thursday at the Racine United Methodist Church. The food giveaway Is belngfunded by the Federal Food and Shelter Emergency Fund Program through the Gallla-Melgs CommunIty Action Agency under the administration of the Meigs Cooperative Parish of United Methodist Churches. Rev. Richard Rothemich of the Rock Springs, Flatwoods and Enterprise Charge, headed the worthwhile project. Approxlma tely 50 volunteers from 11 methodist churches gathered Tuesday at the Racine church to sack the groceries which were . provided by C&K Market, Middleport, managed by Bucky Walters. Accordl)\g to Sid Edwards, director of Gallla-Melgs C.A.A., various agency records were researche to detennlne who tn the county would be most In need of the food Items. Notification was then sent by mall to thollewhoweredetennlned eligible. Charles Mash of Naylors Run. Mash says he got the children ready yesterday morning and sent them to school. He was unaware anything had happened until they did noi come homeontheschool bus . ,Following telephone checks, II was determined the children never boarded their school bus . The Meigs County Sheriff's Department as been contacted and authorities are Investigating the possibility that the children's mother, Janice Mash, who has been living In Columbus, may have taken the children. A divorce action filed by Janice Mash against Charles Mash had been pending In Meigs County, but was dismissed earlier this week at ihe request of the mother. Another divorce action was filed late TueSday a fternoon by Mash against his wife . Mrs. Mash left Meigs County for Columbus in early January taking anold<'rchlld, Sharlene, age12, with her. A separation agreement between the parties was signed giving her temporary custody of the oldN child and him custody of the thr'CI' younger children . However, no court order regarding . temporary CUStody W~S tiled. The school bus drlver, Mary King, reported she saw a woman In a car near the bus stop site and that other prople may havE> been In the car. According to schoql policy, efforts wert' made by Salisbury personnel to contaci the Mash home to verify the children's absence. however. no one could be reached according to John Lisle. Salisbury principal. The sheriff' s department has been In contact with Columbus police. Authorities are now tlj'lngto determine if thC' mother ha s the three youni(stc•"· Celeste inks Home State bill COLUMBUS (UP!) - State officials today were to sign a contract with Chemical Corp. of New York for the sale of the Home State Savings Bank of Cincinnati, and begin listening for offers of a better deal from Ohio Institutions. A majority of state legislators and the admlnlstra tlon of Gov. Richard F. Celeste breathed a huge sigh of relief late Tuesday after a major step was taken to unload Home State, whose closing 2 ~ months ago froze the deposits of ~.IXXl customers. To the hearty applause of Horne State customers, s tat.e lawmakers and administration officials, the governor signed enabling legislation for the Chemical transaction shortly after the Ohio Senate's one-vote approval. A cautll>usly optimistic Celeste told the depositors, who packed the Ohio Senate chamber for the dramatic turnaround 17-16 vote and later greeted the governor with a thunderous ovation In the Stat~ house rotunda, that th<'Y will get hard" contract b<'forc midnl~ht May 28. "Th<'re'll be no more letters their money "the week of June 17th at the earliest." of Intent," he said . " Time is of th~ Robert B. McAlister, statr super· essence.'' The consumma tton of the Chemilntendent of savings and loan associations . said he wltl seek " the cal transaction will he furth er delayed by a sthcdu led .June J best dollar deal avallabl~" from among three known Ohio bidders . hearing In Hamilton County Common Pleas Court , which.also inust and any otherS that may surface approve the salP. during a mandatory seven-day McAlister predicted that Chase .· 1\'altlng period contained In the Manhattan Corp. of New York. also emergency law. McAlister, who will approve th<' covered under tPrmsofthell('Wlaw, terms of the final ,sale, said will be ab.le to join Chemical In the Chemical's competitors arc Tran- Ohio banking market and open four newly-acquired savings and loans in sOhlo Savings Bank of Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus " In a American Financial Corp. ofCincln· week." nail, and Western Southern Life ''It 's downhill from this point," Insurance Co. of Cincinnati. All are beginning to ex amine said stat e Commerce Director KennNh R. Cox. who was thrown Home State's financial records, he said, adding that they must m<kt or • Into the Home State fray just nine • , better Chemical's offer of a maxi- days after his appointment . "It's au technical now," said COX\ · mum $125 million state contribution " Every depqsltor gets 100 percent o't and pramlse to return 100 percent of his funds - that's th~ governor'S the depositors' funds to quallfy. objective, and I think we're golngl<;~ McAlister said any bidders will accomplish It ." • have to be ready to sign a "cold, I •" �•• -- • ._;- Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ . ts'm~ n"""'\.,.;.,L-"""T"'"t~d·~==~ . ~v ' ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFUCJ:I General Manager DALE RQTHGEB, JR. News Editor LETTERS OF OPINION ar{' weloomt'. They should be l ~s than .100 words long. All letters ar(' subj eet to e<Utlng and must be s lgnf'd with namt>, addrPSs and telephone number. No unsigned letters will bE> published . Lett er s s ho ~ ld bP In good taste. addr.esstng Issues, not personalities . Crime· and !10 punishment Wednelday, Page-..2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wedrtetd8y, May 22. 1986 Tulipla~d ___________;_W_il_lia_m_F_._B_uc_kley_J_r.. On the whole business of "liberal sex laws," as we have come to call Ihem , the reception given to Pope John Paul II In Holland last week tells us really quite a lot. The prevailing point of view among some very sophisticated people Is not to be taken lightly: It holds that human beings have myriad appetites, that the satisfaction of those appellles is nothing much more than an expression of corporal needs ..And that qnder the circumstances, religion properly devotes Itself to promotiong and .rewarding charity, rath~r 'than outlawing and condemning concupiscence. The point is not by any means Idle. There are drunks and lechers In this world who are better Christians than somP teetotaling celibates. But what happened in Holland reminds one of the lengths to which worst In any of !be Pope's 26 foreign peoplecango!npursultofamoreor, journeys. In one Incident, protesIPSs official benediction of .loose . ters threw rocks and bottles at the moral conduct. Pope's car. At least eight people Now the Low Countries, ilke were Injured, Including three poScandlnavla, are commonly ac- licemen, and 14 were arrested." cepted as perhaps the acme of ~h Oh, but against men of God there · century clvillzatlon. The educated are worse forms of violence than Dutchman, which Is to say most those expressed by the tln'owlng c;>f Dutch, can· talk to you In French. rocks. "In Amsterdam," The WaFiemlsh, English and German. shlngton Post reports, "about 150 They are widely read and cosmo- young people aressed as nuns and poll tan In outlook. So Is It In monks hung the Pope In effigy on a Denmark, Norway and Sweden. mock scaffolding In Dam Square, And yet the Dutch last week showed once a celebrated gathering place themselves In some respects more for drug users." Another reporter savage than any cou.ntry visited by referred to "opponents of the the pope during his tenure, !nclud- Vatlcan's ban on arllflclal birth lng CQUntrles In whlc h illiteracy is control (who) released hundreds of common, women go about barehelium-filled condoms Into the air." breasted, and superstition Is rlfe. A radio announcer reported that In Holland, The New York Times traveling down the street, tbe pope reported, "the violence was tbe had been "mooned," which term. , unkoown to most nice people, means that some people lowered their trousers and bared their postertors to the pope. Since yoo can't do that and simultaneously use the . fico, ot~r bystanders resorted to It; a term unknown to. most nice people, It means that you face the object of obloquy, keep all . of y0ur other fingers lowered; and raise the middle finger erect. We must assume that these ladles and gentlemen are Catholics, because, after all, It Is oot tbe business of non-CatholicS what are lbe disciplines maintained by another denomination. No Catholic properly resents the ban on eating pork enforced by Orthodlx Jews. But would non-Orlhodox Jews In New York move ostentatiously munchIng huge hot dogs In the way of a prOcession led by one of the chle( rabbis ot Israei? Let alone walk with balloons depleting unclrcum. clsed male members? It Is always arresting, and sad, when one sees a great lot of people acting as one might expect savages to act. Professor Steven Marcus wrote a resonant book some years ago called "The Other VIctorians," In which he made the point that beneath the prudish facade of VIctorianism was a whole lot of wild and ungoverned lust But the point, surely, Isn't that Vlctorlanlsm ·can anesthetize lust. It Is that selfcontrol In public Circumstances Is necessary to maintain a c!vlllzed, Jet alone a democratic, ethos. The , Dutch show a violent strain, as when the squatters L 'I but kept Queen BeatrJx from being crowned In 1~. Today, they show themselves as PhUistlnes, capable' of grotesque conduct: men and women, many of them selfevidently unqualified to enter Into cl vii dlscou I"ie. ' The imposltkm of prison terms upon convicted criminals long has been a (unction of the altitude at which the offense was committed. , -,: Street criminals, operating at ground level, routinely are incarcerated for long terms (which they often deserve), while while-collar criminals, functioning In the executive suite on the 36th floor, frequently escape Imprisonment. . · ; Indeed, the weaithy and powerful invariably receive better treatment f,.Pm the law-enforcement and judicial syste ms than do the poor and ~erless and nowhere is that Inequity more apparent than In sentencing procedures. .: It's not at all uncommon for business executives convicted of serious crymes to be granted Immediate probation, receive suspended sentences ~and sometimes even be given a commendation from the presiding Juilge. ; That's why the recent action of Judge Charles R. Richey in U.S. D(strlct Court is cause for optimism among those concerned about eliminating disparities in prison sentences. : Seeking le niency was former Deputy Defense Secretary W. Paul Tl)ayer, who, along with eight others, made illicit profits of more than $3 million by Illegally trading in stocks using Information available only to cO..Iiorate insiders. :; Thayer had acc~ss to that Information because, before he beCame the '*tond highest ranking official at the Defense Department, he was board chairman of the LTV Corp. and a memb'er of the hoard of directors of ~p · _a_l_e_v;_a_;,n_A_t_t_a~. seYeral other corporations. Thayer faced a maximum prison sentence of five years following his guilty plea to charges of obstructing justice by gtvlng false information'to WASHINGTON- Washington Is ground Papers, they do provide a . Middle East." It cooflrms many disunity and ineptitude oo• produced the Securities a nd Exchange_Commission during Its investlgat!n of the one of the few places In tbe world fascinating Inside view of history In critics' longheld suspicion that the In recent weeks." "Insider trad in g." . where staie ·secrets can be found the making - and some thought$ State Qepartment was .. heal{Uy . As for , the "~rab awakening'' ' Irian anempt roavoid a prison term, Thayer gave the judge almost 70 ·. blowing In the ~ind- llleraily. that are relevant for U.S. policy laden With wliat Jones described as · abOut whl~h he and his friend!; had· written testimonials to his purpor ted good character, lnchidlng letters A reader called ·us ' to report makers today. · ·"Arab-lovers such as myself•· "talked glibly" for year5/ Jones .· from former President Ford: Sen. Barry M. Goldwater. R-Ar!z.; and Gen. seeing highly classified governThey were the work of a among career Foreign Service observed bitterly: "There has not John W. Vessey Jr.. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. ment documents strewn around the distinguished American diplomat, officers. He knew "tbe State been an Arab awakening: the .But the judge se~lenced ThaY.er to four years in prison, explaining that playground of an abaqdol)ed ~chool , the late .G. Lewis Jones Jr., whose _ Departmenl crowd fairly well 000" _Arabs merely turned over In _.tttelr if the judicial system was to 1\ave-any Integrity and credibility, ·" we must - in. the northwest section of the city, :. . Fore!gn'Serv!ce·cafeer as a Middle he wrote. "To a large degree In tbe deep sleep." - · · · ·•' endeavor. .tou;eatp¢ople~ualiy." . ' _ .:·' .. ;. . c'' __ ',. · A,.rlslt to the, scene confirmed tile Eastem e)(]Xirt led . to Ills a~polnl: past, many d them lt;wesha red my_:·:;' . .- He addec) fdrthrlghtlyi ~·I confess ;~·:·, .- Irhasn't alw~:rs be,en that way.-Back·ln-1.974·, Judge George L. tlarl Jr.'· .Information: Ainld.· hundredS" : of ' ment as director . cit . J he · State ' thinking." . . ·~:- thl\t almast none of my .predlt'tloris< of the U.S. District Court touched off"'a furor when he sentenced former papers scattered about were dozens Department's office dealing with But Jones was not blind to the . wllhregardtotheArabshavecome Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst on a charge of · providing bearing the famUlar red stamps at the region. He was also the first U.S. Arab leaders' faults. "I have felt a to pass. The Arab performance in misleading testimony to a Senate committee. · top and bottom: lop secret, secret ambassad9r to Tunisia. keen sense of personal shame with connection with Palestine has been · Th<' judge was required to Impose the minimum sentence of one month and confidential. As nearly as we can figure It, regard to various phases of (promarked by such a compound oft he In prison and a. $100 fine - but he immediately suspended both. Fortunately, the Playground Jones had taken classified docu· Israeli) U.S. policy In Palestine," worsf, features of their complex Klt:>lndle)ISt's total J)!'nalty was one month of unsupervised probation. Papers were somewhat dated - . menis home with him and eventu- he wrote. "However, I must admit heritage that I' can still hard)y ranglng from 1948 to 1962. But ally put them In a file cabinet with that the Arab performance has believe It oo• The Arab effort has. In portions of them, at least, would P.rsonal effects and sto~ them In been so bad that It begins to make the main, been largely one of bluff undou btedly be 'denied to anyone a warehouse near the playground. the pro-Zionist course of the U.S. and braggadocio which was quickly seeldng them under the Freedom of Thieves broke Into the warehouse, government In recent years appear dissipated whenever the Arab Information Act. And under the carted off I he fUe cabinet, looted It much more real!stlc and logical groups met the Jews In strength." rules as Interpreted by the Reagan of valuables and left the secrets than the framers of U.S. policy The "Atablst awakening'' of G. administration, prying the docu- beh\nd. probably had In mind.'' Lewis · Jones Jr. was just one :I'he oldest document we found subject of historical Interest aaJones was appaUed by tbe Arab It's really a matler of life and and which dies. Low .Infant birth ments loose would probably entail months or years of delays. was dated August 1948, and was a nations' "pathetic performance" dresS€9 In the Playground Papers. death - If you .en· Interpret the weight Is the big factor In Infant Tliough ·no self-respecting· spy classified analysts titled "Reassessduring the first war against Israel, More later. stilted language of government. deaths: The more a child weighs at Here's what It says: There are birth, the greater his chalices ol . would pay a ruble for the Play- ment of American Polley In the and the "series of displays ·of some "adverse trends" In Ameri- survival. can Infant -mortality rates that are Birth weight Is considered low If It "cause for concern" because they Is below five pounds, eight ounces. aren't explainable by "random In 1982 - the last year for which figures are available - 6.8 percent fluctuations." As Congress approaches the This shocking datum was accom- complete) may be entitled, .under can usually deduct from Its taxable Here's wha t it means: The of all babies (but 12.4 percent or dellca te subject of serious reform of panied by a picture of an unidenti- the contract, to partial payment Income profits that are not distribsteady, 20-year decline in the black babies) had low birth the tax laws, we would do well to fied corporate executive being year by year - obviously, to uted ·but plowed directly back Into number of American babies who weights. die before their first birthday has These "current trends" are the remember that there Is In fact no sworn In, like an apprehended finance the project. But the IRS - the business, thereby generating · slowed dramatically. And the result of the economics practiced such thing as a "loophole." Every culprit, before a congressional allows the corporation to defer 1\CW Jobs (and new tax revenues l. instance of favoritism ·presently on committee. As nearly as could be taxes on these "profits" unW the Not a )llord of all this, however, Reagan administration doesn't by the Reagan administration I he books Is there because a told from anything the reporter contract Is completed and the tax 1!5Caped the lips of Metromed!a's want you ·to know why. the cutbacks In social-welfare and "reporter." He preferred to whip up The bottom line is that childr<'n public-health programs that clearly maJority of both houses of Congress said, that corporation's failure to actuauy due can be computed and the president In the White pay any precisely. taxeS was either asly · resentment and lgnor• anti-business mean the difference between Ufe who should be 'living are dyln~:-· House at the time believed It was In abuse of unspecified but apparently Finally, of course, a corporation ant envy. A new report . issued by the l J.S. and death for Americans at the the best Interest of the country as a enormous "loopholes" or the nesult Public Health Service, says that.a bottom of the economic scale. whole not to Impose a tax In that . of a simple and cynical flouting of · · But David Stockman, director of two-decad<" decllcn In the nation's particular case. the applicable laws. · . Infant-mortality rate has practi- the Office of Management and ·Should mortgage payments i:m a Patiently I waited for some cally ceased. The current Ameri- Budget, and Margaret Heclder. can rate Is 10.6 deaths per UXXllive secnitary of the Department of home be deductible? A person who acknowledgment -In a parenthetiHeal! h and Human Services, say rents an apartment could well be cal remark, perhaps, or at least In a births, down from 10.91n 1l*!.3- but Jess of a decline than in previous there Is no evidence that adminis- forgiven for regarding such a throwaway subordinate clause tration budget cuts have had an deduction as an outragelous piece that there are perfectly logical years. For American babies younger adverse effect on the Infant -death of favoritism - a classic "loop- reasons, embodied In sound provihole." And so It Is, In the sense that II sions of the Tax . Code, why a than 28 days, the mortality rate rate. . Is granted only to a certain category profitable corporation might pay no A more definite connection may declined to 6.8 per 1,00Jllve births in of taxpayers (I.e. , home-buyers), It taxes. But, to my amazement, there 1984. But fot' Infants from 28 days to not be discovered. For the Office of Is : I here because Congress has was nothing whatever: '\'be segone year, last year's death rate Management . and Budget has went from 3.6 percent to 3.8 percent. blocked any attempt by the health historically regarded It as sound ment was qulcldy followed by American lnfant ,de~th rates service to Investigate the relation- ' public policy to encourage !tome another, In which a different Channel 5 reporter described tbe ship more fully . Such an Investiga- ownership. ha~e always been higher than those Similarly, a person fortunate effort of Harlem residents to In many other Industrial democra - tion was dismissed by Stockman's enough to be able to live off the compute tbelr taxes - while their cies. American rates are higher, for office as "unnecessary." Income of his capital can Invest his "benefits," as he carefully noted, Last year's budget cuts pushed example, than those In Spain and nest egg entirely In tax-free municiwere sCheduled to diminish. France, two of the countries 450,000 pregnant women out of the pal bonds and not pay a cent In Actually, there are at least three Women, Infants and· Children President Reagan vlsl!ed on · his taxes. Is that a "loophole?" If It reasons why a profitable corporaprogram, which provides food European trip. When . lnlant ventilates our envy of him, we can tion may pay no taxes. In tbe first morta111Y rates for · 1985 are re- supplements and health care to say so. But the fact Is that Congress place, a multinational corporation Jeaaed, population experts expect pregnant and nursing women. quite deliberately left that option otten makes large · profits In a tha:t the rate for .blacks will have More than one m1111on recipients· open to everyone who has capital to foreign country. Those profits .are actually Increased. The rate ws 19.2 have lost food-stamp coverage, tnvf!l!l, lp order to make sure that taxable here, but the government percent In 19112, nearly twice that or creating more hungry women and our municipalities wUI be able to sensibly allows the corJx>ratlon to · famUies. Children's · nutrition prowhites. sell the bonds needed. to finance deducl flnt the taxes It was obliged What that m~ans ·Is that an grams have been slashed, creating . such local necessities as sewers, to pay to the government of the expectant black mother In Wa- 1 a situation that the Coalition on etc. country wjlere the profits were shlnatoo •.D.C., might increase her Women and the Budget has called On April 15, I watched a television actually ll)ade. . child's statiStical chances of survt.- ''devastating." reported on New York's IndependSecond, a corporation engaged In "Adverse trends." "Random val by moville til Havana, Cuba, ent (Metromedla) station, Channel a long-term contract (typically, for "MtAjor, how'l the 1tudy on military readlnt~a Ouctuatlons." They seem simple. when' tnfant-morlallty rates are coming along? MAJOR?/" 1 Until you realize that these are. 5, tell hls Jlll!llence that certain the manufacture of large defense tower "hugely profitable" corporations Items like aircraft carriers, which aeoJfBPhY Isn't the real children's lives we're talldng abQIIt, "pay no taxes" tor .. years on end." may take a good IJI!Iny ~ears to detenniJUiilt of which child lives and not just numbe1 on a page, { . .~ . 'T he 'PIaygr·ound. p Jack Anderson & ers' _________D· - 1986 Parker striking fear in· NL pit~hers again runs and get the Reds started on big National League, with seven homers and ~RBI.Ofhls50hits,~are Innings. Thus far this year, the formula has worked. The Reds were for extra bases. Parker Isn't convinced he hasn't In second place In the National gotten ott to better starts but League West with a 20-17 mark . concedes he Is seeing the ball weD before Tuesday's game. "Parker Is tbe key to our offense and making contact. .and he's producing_ right now. I "I knowln1979, theyearwewOn11 know he's going to contlriue to all, I had great start, possibly . produce,'' Rose said. · better than this year," Parker said'. Parker. who has a lifetime "But I'm hitting well now, seeing 11 average of .:m In 12 major league well , and I feel good at the plate," seasons, doesn't really believe he Signed as a free agent In December, J.9&'l, Parker batted .285 has made a comeback. He Insists he wlth16homersand94 RBI last year, never went away. "I had some Injuries that slowed showing the first signs he was back me down but r·m healthy now, " said to his form of a decade ago. . Parker, who will be-341n June, has Parker, who plays at a listed 225 prospered by the add1UonofR.oseto pounds and whO had been criticized the club. Not asmuch as Rose being In ihe past for being ovetwelght. ·the manager but for Rose being the "I've said all along there are . Ingredients herefor a big season and No. 2 hitter.' with the kind of talent we )iave on "W11h Pete and Eddie M!lner this team I believe 11."· batting ahead of me, there are going Whether he can approach the 1978 to be plenty of opportunities for me season when he led I he league with a to gel some RBI," Parker said. "I .334 average, hit 30 homers and know those guys are getdngon base. 117 nlns remains to be seen. drove in They can't pitch ·around If they But he Is on track ior a "Parkerget oil base." · Rose admits his 'job is to get on like'' season after the first six weeks base so that Parlier can drive In the of the 1~ campa ign. CHI CAGO (UP!)- There was a lime when the "lumbering" presence of Dave Parker used to strike fear In the heartsofNatlona!Leagu e pitchers. Parker sUffered a minor decline In recent years. While posting some res~table nurnbe!'S, they weren't the same as when Parker won the most valuable player award In 1978. But there are lnc,llcat!ons that the Dave Parker of old Is back and that could mean good news for the Cincinnati Reds and bad news for NL pitchers. " I don't think I'Ve ever seen him hit any better than he has this year," Reds player-manager Pete Rose said. "I know he's hit better but he hasn't done 11 with the kind of power he has." . Parker was named' National League player .of . the week on Monday for the second time In three weeks. He entered 'fuesday's game with the Chicago Cubs with a 12-game hitting streak and , his numbers are more like those of the Parker of the mld-1970s With J.he Pittsburgh Pirates. He is batting .346, second In the a BIG BJ..AST - Reds' Dave Concepcion, left, · a solo-h(!mer In the fourth Inning agalnsl the Cubs Tuesday. Cincinnati beat Chicago 5-2. (UPI). greets Tony Perez on the dugout steps after Perez hit me . Indians rainout becomes part of doubleheader Walks kill Cubs; Reds win CHICAGO (uP!)- Dave Parker has been seeing the ball as well as anytlmelnhis careeralthoughlnhis latest game-winning situation It was achallenge tokeeptrackoftheball. Parker, otftooneofthebeststarts of his career Uned a RBI-doubie to trigger a th'ree-run eighth Inning that lifted theC!nnclnatl Reds to a 5-2 wlnovertheChicagoCubsTuesday. The win was the Reds' sixth 1n their last seven games, Much of the Reds' success has been due to Parker, who Is batting .345on theseason.Butwhenhecame up to bat in the eighth Inning of the game that began at3:00 p.m. COT, the shadows were working against hiin. Parker's hit also launched a walk parade that saw the Reds get a pair of bases loaded walks for Insurance runs. In all, there were 12 walks In the game and 12 hits: . "Walks can ldll you. l -told our· pitchers toletthemhitthe ball," said Cincinnati player-manager Pete ' Rose. "The difference was that we frame. Ted Power, who earned his got the hit wben we needed 11." eighth save preserving the win for EddleMUnerhadledotftheelghth Tom Hume, 1-2, walked the bases with a walk off George Frazier, 1-1. loaded with one out. But he got Ron One out later, Dave Concepcion Cey to strike out and pinch-hitter singled and Parker followed with a Chico Walker to pop up to Perez who double off the centerfield wail that nearly collided with three other stretched his hitting streak to Infielders. 13-games. "With thenolseand the sun, it was "lwaslooklngtohittheballhard.1 tough to see the baU, " Perez said. thought It had a chance to get out of "You just have to go alter the bail." here,'.' said Parker. "We just couldn't get the big hit," Alan Knicely was Intentionally Frey said. "Ceyhasbeenstruggling walked and Tony Perez, who earlier but he was the guy we wanted up hit a solo homer in the fourth, drew a there then.' ' 3-0 count ~fon; Cubs' manager Jim The Cubs lied 11 at 2-all in the Frey called on Warren Bn1sstar. seventh. Jody Davis led off w!th ..a Brusstar isSued ball four, forcing In · single to left and went !o second on concepcion. One out laier, Nick plncli-hltter Thad Bosley's single to Esasky walked, forcing Parker. center. Both runnerS advanced one "Frazier's problem has been base on Larry Bowa's sacrifice control," Frey.said. "He's had good bunt. stl\ff but he wasn't getting It over. Pinch-hitter Richie ' Hebner Our riUddl£< relief has been lneonslst- .: reached on an Infield single. $COring eittthisY,ear." ·- - · •.. . . pinch-runner Gacy WOQds ' from The Cubs nearly got back Into the third. Bob bernlerforeed Hebner at · game In the bottom half of the second. p.m. EDT. 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Dlf.T p(posj fMt o\110 i'{P$1 LIGHTAM llf.GISTUltO lRAOlMAAtSOf PEPSICO. INC I I ~I s I 2s- I e;: _______ ,____ _ -:I , . ,_..,..,....- ...- 2a- �·Wednetday, · Wednesday. May 22, 1985 Marauderettes meet Sheridan in regionals MARIETI'A - The 14th annual \ Marietta College "Big Blue" summer basketball camps will stress personal attention and basketball fundamentals, accordng to Phil Roach, Marietta College head basketball coach and summer camp director. The Big Man 's Camp will be the first of five camps offered during the 1985 summer. Scheduled for June 21-23, this camp Is designed for the "inside player." Scioto Downs re8uhs . DISTRICT CHAMPIONS - The Eas1ern Eaglettes girls' softbaD learn Is scheduled to play In the Regional Tournament ~nlgllt at · )Waverly Wgh School against Columbus Wehrle at 4 p.m. Eastern has already clatmed Sectional and DlstJ:Iet titles, whlle also tying with kyger Creek for the SV t\C title. Eastern Is currentl~ 21-3 overaD. : Pldured are, front, 1-r, Tonya Savoy, Melanie Mankin, Bonnie Koenig, i\rlene IUtchle, Kim Denl and Amy Berkhliner. Back row - lee Ann Gaul, Angie Spencer, Krtsll Gaddis, Beth Berkhlmer, Amy YoWJg, Lesa Rucker, Amy Connolly, and Coach Pam Douthitt. Absent are t\sslslant Don ,Jackson and Statistician MeHnda Mankin. Warriors will battle Wellston for .TVC .crown· . BELPRE - Warren Local ad· battled back with a single run In the vahced to the TVC championship sixt h and a nother thret> In the game with a 6-4 victory over Meigs seventh. here Tuesday that ended the Down 6-1 going into the seventh, IV!arauders' season a nd shot down Coach Tim Saunders' crew made a Its chances for a second straight last ditch effort as Rick Wise led off TVC baseball crown. with a pinch single, Nick Bush Warren Local, now 17-6, faCE'S wa lke d, a nd Dave Hendricks' Wellston this Thursday at 4:30p.m .. doubled hom e WI"" to open the at Trautwein FiPid (At hens) for the frame. loop title. Wellston won the Western Chris Kennedy then ha<l an lnlleld Division to qualify for the cha m- s ingle, but Bush was caught In a piOnship gam e while Wa rren Local rundown between third and home had tied wlt)l Meigs during the and was thrown out for the first rffilllar season in the Eastern putout of tbe Inning. DIYislon. Meigs closes out · Its After a strikeout, Scot Gheen ca)'Tlpaign at 15-9. singled in two more runs to make It 'fhe Warriors scored one mn in 6-4 a nd that brought the tying run to all six times at bat while Meigs Rn1.1_~._ ' the plate. Oonnle Becker then hit a rifle-shot to rlghtfield, but unfortunately died In the Warren Local outfielder ·~ tracks for the final out. Hendricks led Meigs with two singles a nd a double In four trips while Kennedy had a single and double. Gheen, who was wa lked twice, had a single as did Wise and James Acree. Dan Thomas was the stlirter and . loser , going the first three Innings before giving way to Bush, who hurled the fin al three frames. They allowed but live hits, but were hurt by eight walks. Chip Alman was the winning pitcher for the Warriors, • EAST ME IGS - It was anoounced today that thr<'l' Eastern High School girls' track sta rs a nd the boys' :l,200 mPter relay team have qualified for tho Regional tr~ck mcet to be ·held this Friday, and Sa turday at Musklngum Cotl~e In New Conc;ord . Ohio. Friday's action begins at 4:30 p.m ., while Saturday's finale hegi ns al ii a.m. · Jn the District meet at Lucasville Valley High School, Easte rn's MJ>IIssa Nu(ter claimed a second place In the Shot Put field event . Freshman April Ritchie qua lified In the 300 meter low hurdles with a Strong second plac<' finish a nd A~shla · Holsinger took a second P.l'lce In the discus throw. · Twelve m embers of Eastern's (Jlrls' squad qualified for the dis trict • rJ!Eel. · • 'The Eastern boys' relay team Piltced third In the dlstrlct to lidvance to the regional. Don llo4axsori, Jeff .Johnson, Jeff Cald• ~II. and Bryan Durst make up the •• • • .. • ·~~~----~~~ .7 SIMI. . 99' . ' •. 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Pomeroy: 125 E, Main St., !192-217L ' (.U n,_ PRI(ES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT MAY 25, 1985 MilwaukeE> {Darwh'l J.3J at Cleveland iBiyle'ven 241 , 7:35 p.m. Chicago (Dotson 2·11at Toronto tStleb3-:1or · Adver!lsln~ ReprrSent~tive, HllUNDALE SINGlE PACK 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. Tuooday's - Toronto 4, Chicago J 0t"VE:'Iand 6, Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 5, Texas 0 Boston 9. Minnesota 1 CaHfornla 2, OE1roit l , 11\nnlngs Oakland 3. Baltlmor,e 2, 10 Innings New York 11, Seatlle 1 · Wall t Y• Garnet 0-21. 8::1!1 p.m. , Inland Dally Press Association and the Reg . $14 .95 IIOUGMTON'S QUAITS STORE" HOURS · Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10· PM Sunday 10 AM-10 P-M Clancy (l-It , 7: 35p.m. Bo5tOI'l (~mens 4-41 at Minne-sota (VIola ME'mbE>r: United Press Inrernarlonal. BULK CHEESE .........~t S2.B9 . I' Coac h .Jon Arlott's Lady Marauders have knocked off some good teams on their tournament trail. Mei ~:s has whipped four Straight team s · with winning .records in advancing to the "sweet sixteen" bracket. The Lady Marauders defeated Belpe, South Point and Ga llipolis In sectional play. defeating the strong Blue Angels (19-3) 4-0 In the sectlona I finals. Meigs then claimed the district champions hip with a rousing ll -0 win over Minford at · Ironton last week. Limit Quantities. Chicago .. ........................... 19 16 .543 2\-) kansas Clly ............ .. ........ l~ 18 .514 .1\~ Oakland .............................. 18 J9 1116 •• , Seante ............................... 1~ 21 .432 6\1 Texas ... 1............................. 11 26 .'J!!'f 11 ~~ SLICED BACON ••••••••••••••••••• !!~~ ... S1.6 3 ' We Reserve The Right .To 8 W.l. Pet. GB C8JUomla ............................ 23 15 oo; Minnesota .......................... 21 17 .553 2 Pomt>roy , Ohio 45769. P h. 992-2156. S<>cond class postagf paid al Pomf.'roy , Ohio. SMITHFIELD EHS track • • participants .qualify for I:.egional event Weot Published evrr v afte-rnoon, Monday through Fr idaY . Ill Cou.rl St .• P9· meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Vall(>y Pub· llsh ln ~ Company / Mu lt lml"dla, Inc .. -C hren . Chip Almun rWPl and Sl f'Vf' lngt<tm. ' .aoo Milwaukee ......................... 14 21 . Subii:Crllx>rs not dE'Slrlng to pay lhC'car. Marietta College offers five camps GRAND CHAMPION - Peppennlnl Is reglslered English Coonhound shown with ow~~~~r and handler (lacy Van Meter, right, of Racine and Gene Ward of Portland, who recently placed second In a lw-ge fleld last Friday evening, then won lop honors with a high score as EngUsh Breed Winner. The reglslered winner took these top ; honors In "Walker Days 1985" in Columbus, Indiana. Five-hundred • ninety-two (·1192) hounds were entered In the event with Peppermint . Patty taking second overaD and lln!jln her division. Already this yewPatty hll!l won 8el!ond place at BeUevUle, W.Ya.,lhlrd'place at Barlow, Ohio, fourth place at Shade River Coon Club, third place at Wood County, W.Va., and quaDDed for the U.K.C. World Championship at !Wnhridge, Ohio. The 1985 U.K.c. Coonhound Championship wlU be held ~~Columbia City, Indiana In September. New York ......... .................. 19 16 .543 3 Eooton ................................ 17 :10 .4~ 6 Clevetand ........................... l6 22 .4!!1 8 (USPs 14s-910J .4. Dlvkloo of Multimedia, Inc. - Dally ............................. ... ... 2!i Crnt s '. MIDDLETOWN - Two neighboring schools , Meigs and Sheridan , travel nearly all . the way across the state to play each ot her today at 4:30p.m . In the first round of class AA regional tournament. The Lady Marauders , now20-2 on the year, battle the Lady Genera ls, 24-3. Only 16 teams remain alive for the coveted state championship In Class AA play. The Meigs-Sherid an winner will advance to the regional finals thls.Saturday, also at Middletown, with the winner there going on to the state tournament in Columbus the following week. Balttmorr ..................... ,.,...... 21 15 .M6 2g Ilolroll.. .............................. :10 16 :5(56 2\{ Kansas Oty (Saberhagrn 3--:1) a t Tcxas . By Innings: ROCK SPRINGS- The deadline every camper and several awards for competing In the third annua l I' through co mpetition will be "Marauder Basketball Ca mp" is awarded. Friday, Friday, May 24, accordi ng The eight -day boys' camp wUI to camp director Greg Drummer. beheld from June 17-20 and June !\!though all area boys a nd girjs 20-23 . .The five-day grls' camp will have received an application form, be from July 8-12. Instructors fot the camp held.at -Drummer says anyone presently In grad~ ttu:~ through·etght carl still Meigs _Hl~h school . ln.Clude [VIel!(s'.· apply by calling his home num btir .hel\d basketball coach. Drummer, .(992-20751 or asking for him a t Meigs junior high coaches Ron Meigs High School (992-2158). Drexler and Rusty Bookman, and The camp teaches fundamentals Meigs reserve coach Mlck Childs. and ·stresse_s shooljng techniques. , The. cam() !s open to·any boy or girl Also tlils year, yl!lroiape sessWns presently- ,in - ~~Jlaes. \hree-elght .-wji_l-be a dd¢<:1; T,shjrts ·at-·-.sChOOI' dil;trlc t. ·' ';_ .. ,,,--.. . are given . -to -" regardless . ~ ~-- Sentinel~ Amori<OIIleW.l. Pel. GB E.ut Toronto ..... ;......................... 23 lt .622 The Dajly Senlinel season. Mr lgs .............. .. .............. (IJ) flf1 .3-1 8 2 Wur. LOcal. ...................... I ll ttl x-6 52 Diln n mmas t L P \. Nick Bush ~~ 1. and Srot ' Daily The Ohio Scoreboard • • Registration deadline Is June ll. June 23-28 Is Girls' Basketball Camp under the.dlrecUon of Debbie L.azorlk, Marietta College 's women's basketball coach. The latest addition to the summer camps Is the June 28-29 weekend Coaches' Camp, especially designed for coaches a nd their families. J uly 5-7 Is Shooting Camp for both boys and girls In grades stx : · through 12. The boys' Basketball Camp will have two. five-day schequles, July 7-12 and J uly 14-19. For more Information about the "Big,Biue" sum mer camps contact Phil Roach, Marietta College Basketball Camp, Marietta, Ohlo45'750 . . lte• oltbe Month Camp deadline nears . ' going a ll .the way. " I thought we played wi th a lot of class and guts to make It a close game. It just shows that it's harder to stay on top than to get. on top. Warren Local has a nice ball club and you can't take anything away from them ," said Meigs coach Tim Saunders after the game. Meigs and Warren Local had split their two gam es during the regular COLUMBUS (UPI) -Substitute driver Joe Adamsky guided Big Bud to victory In the featured $2,500 eighth race trot Tuesday night at Scioto Downs. Adamsky was In the sulky In place of regular driver Ray Paver Jr., wbowas Injured In Monday's eighth race and has been sidelined for several days with bone chips In his left ankle. 22, 1985 "Mix Dr Match" ~~ ~ fi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ••• •••••••• 2/S1.19 rlndnr~;~ll BROUGHTON'S , 2°/o Milk ••••••.. ;~. ;ri Madt•rrw ol f'twN<•U I t:d\J.C'Uikln Il l. l!i; 1:!:, ()I lUI. li lt•. IS:· Jl, tllt•l Ca rdlnJ.,'Iun unil Ml1kl!l'fk'ld funllnal ~~ . l·t ltt"Rf)' 1.1: IIi. r11('1 nnd Mocadni'C'. 1:!; II". r11r• 1~1. (; \tl:iunhm ~ . Llnloln, !-i\'t';Jn\011' lnmml<•. 11. Mohill'o'k :mel Fori Soccer camp dates,revealed RIO GRANQE - Soccer Camp for boys and girls grades six through 12 will be conducted on the campus of Rio Grande College and Community College June 23-28. Camp director and head 5occer coach Phil Anderson encourages Interested students to attend. All phases of the game .1re covered . beginning with the, fundamentals. Tbere· Is no need for previous experience because each parilclpanl IS' assigned to a group according to his or her agt' and ability. · Coach Anderson and his staff will provide ..Xcellenl soro!r Instructions and drills on both an Individual and team basts. For more Information contact the Rio Grande College Athletic Department toll free In Ohio l-3Xl-282mt or (614) 245-5353 ex tenston 293. $169 BANQUET SAL. STEAK OR TURKEY 32 oz. UNSWEETENED QT.l Kooi-Aid ••••• i. Qf$1 Family Entree •••. $119, CANNED BANQUIET oz. $1 39 ( R.C. oIa••••••• ::~. . Fried Chi(ken •••oz. · 2 ·n 32 12 VIETTI HOT DOG SAUCE ~:~oz. 4 f$1 Limit Four Per Cuotomer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat .. May 2& . 1986 .·····cooAfi·······.• • • • ••••• • •- • • • SHUR FINE • SUGAR SLB. BAG I • 1 $139 Limit One Per Cuatomer· Good Only At Powett'o . Offer Expires Sat .. May 21i,1981i •• • • o •••••• coul'V\aT •••••. •·····couPm······· • • •• •• • • • ••••• •• • DOWNY 1 0 • HI DRI : PAPER TOWELS $1 79 JUMBO ROLL Limit One Par Cuoiomer Good Only At Powell's · Offer Expires Sat., May 26 , 1986 '• •••••••••••••••••••• .I • ••••• FABRIC SOFTENER 6HZ. : CU.l . . . . . .. •• • 2/S1 limit Two Per Cuuomar Good Only At Powell's : _ Offer Expires Set., May 25.. 1986 1 0 • •••••••••••••••••••• •• I �,• Page-6-Tha Daily Sentinel en Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio em'orial 1985 Wednesday, a Fresh Lean " By The Bend Ground Beef c~ 10. ·a.M.- 10 P.M. 3 LBS. OR MORE Boneless MOUNTAIN IRAND Ribeye Steaks .OLOGNA 89( $399 FRITO lAY POTATOE CHIPS .7 oz.$l1 . Recoi!ntllon of ·M~lgs residents Marcia Karr, 94; Esta Roush, 93; over90yearsofageandatalkbyLee Neva Seyfried, Cleon Baker, and Matson of tlte Ohio Department ' of RDscoe Hollon, all 90 years of age. Aging with a proclamation being They were presented flowers do· present~ to Eleanor Thomas, nated by . Hubbard and Harris Senior Cltlzens center director, Greenhouses. Mrs. Lula Hampton were hlghllghts of the lOth annual served on the recognition conunlt· tee with Mrs. Sargent. celebration of Senior Citizens Day. Speaking for the Meigs County "JOintlleYoungatHeart"wasthe Commissioners was Richard Jones. t)Jeme of the observance which He said that nine years ago the opened 'wlth entertainment by the Sl.:aKl !o senior county contributed Gingerbread House PntSchool and programs, and•thls year the citizen concluded with a program of ppel figure 1s '14,!00. He pledged his music by Sunrise. continue support of such programs . C.E. IJlakeslee, president of the and In · c oncluslon"cornmended both Meigs County Council oiiAglng, was master of cermonles for the Blakl!slee and I Mrs. 'Thomas for ·program. Matson, chlel of the their leadership roles In program Senior Employment and Golden development. · Also speaking briefly was Molly Buckeye Card Division, noted that Varner ot the Buckeye Hills· legislation Is being considered which would lower the age for the Hocking Valley Regional DevelopGolden Buckeye cards from 65 toliO. . mentBoard. A dlnner1:preeeded the program. He conunented on the contributions BeSides those attending the obser· of senior cltlzens'iosoclety, pointing vance ; other 90-year-olds of the ' out that In Ohio 10 percent of the ]1onored Include Ora Arlx, county population Is over 65. He described C.W, Baker, Lena Baxter, Ruth senior cit liens as the fastest growing Beulah Bradford, VIolet Barnltz, segrnent·of SQC!ety.lneoocluslon he Cole, Sylvia Carpenter, Grace presented a proclamation setting Colwell, Ethel Chapman, Gladys · May 21, 1985 as Senlor'Cltlzens Day signed by Gov :Richard F. Celeste to CUckler, Edna Cooper, Greta Carnahan, Nora Damewood, Helen M1'S. Thomas. Wilma Sargent handled therect)f;(· ·Douglas, Estella Deem, Ida Den!· son, Mary Furbee, 1iattle Freder· nltlon of those over 90, noting that lck, Clyde Fisher. there are two persons In the county • Blanche Gilkey, Joe Guess; Nora over 100years old, Maude Balley at Gllmore, Norma Goodwin, Ada the Pomeroy Health Care Center, Gllllland, KatleGuth, Mahe!Hetzer, Martin Mollohan, Arcadia Anna Hart, Edison Hart, Joyce Ill r~uri;lmz Home. Attending the Hines, Lawrence Howard, Iva observance were Maude Betz, 96; 1-lB. PKG. 99 ( . SHURGOOD CHICKEN FRANKS FRENCH FRIES h•$299 59 ~,~~2~Ru0,1, lAG ' .., • ls t II H K! 7; 00 .& 9 : 10 P. M. ~ SUN 1\IH NEE l :00 I 3: l l13 SECO..D AVE. POMEROY ~ALL 992-3311 992-2342" . GJ..t¥ l'o"ptld •Not RNponelble For Typogro~thlcot Erroro ' .' . ' •• • , : .111E OVER-flO HONORED -Six of MeipCounty's senlorclttzensover90attendedtheSenlorCIIUensDay obsenoance held Tuesday, Honored and presented Jo~n, Bertha Jamie. Ina Kautz, Rainer, Esther Roush, Gladys Grace Krider, Charlie McPeck, Shumway, Fern Sansbury, Harley Frankie Mumaw, Hazel McCallum, Starcher, Goldie Swartz, Je!!,'!le Ada Morris, Emmett Nicholas. Saunders, Waid Smith, Neva Seyf· Esther Prize, Ben Quisenberry, ried, Lavinia Simpson, Daisy Bertha Randolph, Gladys Robson. Schuler, Sadie Turner, Maude Van Maude Robson, Maude Ross, Sam- Meter, Bess Webster, Garnet Will!· mie Rarden, Clara Roush, Esta ams, Ellen Wilson, Blanche Wolfe , Frances Wilson, Homer Willard, Roush. Bertha Russell, Esther Russell, . Nellle Winston, Letha Wood, and Floyd Richards, Harley Roberts, . Grace Welker. Edna Riebel, Mabel Roush, Lula •• : RA.DUAl'E r~:::::;;;;~;::;;;~;;~;:;;::;:;::;:::;;:;::~·· What a w~rful way to say ... nn'l'\1/,a job well done! Show h11 gou' lore ~nd 1pp~ecl1tlon · '~=-:-:...--1--, with 1 bs1utllul s;;th s,., Chatter Club has meeting J •• DowerS were, left to right, front, Cleon Baker, Esta Roush, Maude IIetz, and Marela ~.and back, Neva Seyfried and ilost'Oe Hollon. pend1nt o' 'lnf. A dinner party In Gallipolis on June 3 was planned when the Chatter Club met Thursday at the home of Brenda Bolin with Janice Fetty as CO· hostess. Blnhaay and anniversary ofMr's. · Bolin .a nd Dorothy · Roach· noted. prtzes : were given to Lola Harrison and Linda Hubbard. Allee Jacobs will hosl the next meeting. Games were played with ·prlic5 . going to Linda Gheen , Dorl!! Wilt, ' El~ID!! QUU!en: b6tfle jones ; Mrs. · Hubbard, and Mrs. Harri5on. O!h· · ers attending We!'(' Delores Whl· !lock, Susan Cleland, · Frances Carleton, Mary Starcher, Ruth Young. Tina Stewart was a guest. AYAll AilE SET WITH HER LUCKY IIRTHSTAI AND FIERY DIAMONDS IN GlEAMIN.G GOlq, . .were . VERY SPE(IAllY PIICED . .. 0'1'' · ~= '·· ,· > ·.• . 21< E. MAIN · POMEROY Teresa Flelds, .Jerry Brevik, Carl MOOdlspaugh, B..J. · WEDNESDAY, M·AY 22nd THURSDAY, MAY 23rd :GRASS CARPETING ' '$299 SOlliE YARD •./ AVAILABLE IN 6' AND 12' WIDTHS ' ' *BALLOONS S •PRIZES Stacia Is: MATERIALS CO., Inc. PHONE n3-6664 MASON, W. VA. · •BALL HATS •HARRY O'DAIRY DOLLS •Giff. C~RTIFICATES FOORONG MILK SHAKES HOT DOGS AlL FLAVORS 79< 99< HOGG &· ZUSPAN" . • FRENCH FRIES SMALL ................. 39< MEDIU.M.............. 69 c LARGE ..:......'....... 99< McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE .. . . ~· '• .••. . AT harves· ·lawsuits ' ••'•'• •• ffi ... AND AND ' ftULEN ,INSLIANCE· •UIDA food llemDe ••. ::• ,. r • DOWNING-CHILDS owe'""'" Tilt lllght To UmM Quenlltlee • · Prictt Effective. Wed., May 22 thru Sat., May 25, 1915 • .:., Gordon. and John Longstreth, .COLORS: BROWN OR GRDN .• .·~ •• • Senior plays set Friday CARSON CITY, Nev., '( UP!) The Nevada Senate has approved a "Right to Farm" bill, protecting farmet;S trom suits filed by adjoinIng homeowners who may become Irritated by things that are part of farm lite. · Sen. Lawr'ence Jacobsen, R· Minden, Said before the.measure's passage l'\ll!sday that people move next to fanners, then start' ~· ptalnlng about barking dogs, blow· 1ng dust, aplmal smells •• ;. •; •, Three ·shol'l plays will be pres· ented by the Meigs High School senior class at 8 p.m. FrtdaY In the Larry R. Morrison GYfl!lllislum. The plays are dl~ted by Cella McCoy. with lll!t!YAnn Loftis as assistant director, and Jay Carpen· ter, stage manager. Cost Is $2 for adults, and $1 for students. . OlE-IDA •, ~~ \ l~.$299 liOz.$1 ltl. • ! Door ''THE MONKEY'S PAW" .:...·curtalntbne 188p.m. for the Melp Hqh School senior plays directed by Cella MLoCoy. Left to risJa, the pariB ·are taken by ~ .J ~ · STEAk·s BARBECUE SAUCE -.--i ...... .• ... .....:, [~,~!~:!] TOP · HEINZ JACKSON PIKE - RT3! WEST BARGAIN MATINEES SAT·&SUN All SEATS $2.21 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY12.25 • · SIRLOIN SAUCE --··524 ~31 r- ' Page-7 · • I . ,. HOTDOG Wednesday, May 22, 1986 Senior Citizen Day observed in Meigs by plenty of action •• ·, •• ViETTI · The Daily Sentinel "---· . '' PH. 992·5241 �Pega 8-The ·Getting the facts straight By BOB.HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Now that's incredible! I'm beginning · to wonder if I will • ever get the 50th wedding annlver· sa ry observance of Charles and Ellen Gibbs off thE' ground. YestE-rday, I reminded you that thE' open house observancE' lor thE' celebration wm ·bE' on S;lturd;ty iruitead of Sunday at thf Grace Episcopal P arish House. Now - I find t~t I pointed you towards the wrong date. It will not bE' bE' this Saturday- but will beonS;lturday, - une 1. Hours are 2 to 4 p.m. ' • Ever try so hard to please that you apparently get a m ental block'! Now was that latent or luck that got Pat O'Brien tha t hole-in·one and the new ca r at the Jaycee Golf ~ Tourney ? First place 1team m£'mbE'rs Ty Roush, Harold Hubbard, Dave Jenkins. Don Vaughan got $75 gl!t certificates; O'Brien, Ernie Shuler, Richard Foilrod and Rick Crow made up the second place winning team a nd r€(:eived $50 gift cettifi· cates h;IVing shot six under par. Third place winners were Steve j3achner, Clyde S;lyre, Chuck ...-Jiannahs and Paul Simon, who also . shot a six under par 'and received ~25 gift certificates. Second place 6VJnners won a playoff after five ' ·f\oles of sudden death to capture t heir position. " • Ty Rous h of· Mason won a dozen golf bails . for the longest drive on liote 8. ~ O'Brien rea lly had a good day. 111ot only did he win the 1985 ' Skyhawk provldedbySmith·Nelson Motors of Pomeroy, but also won a '/ £Qlf shirt for being closest to the pin. The Jaycees presented a plaque ' to Cremeans recognizing him for tlls many yE'ars of service to thE' PeoPlE' of MiddiE'port a nd Meigs County a nd the day was wrapped up wit h a barbecued c hicken dinner , prepared by George Har ris a nd his son, George J r . The Jaycees not • -,;.;,nly extend a big tha nks to the · ''; >• m anY mer chants and Individuals '-:"!~Nho cont ri buted to the tourney but a lso to players - and they're gung ho for next year. your help if you saw an accident in Pomeroy Monday. Lois had parked the famUy ..car on · the lot at the corner of Butternut Ave., and W. Second St. She later found a whole lender crumpled where It had been hit - the offender left no nole, no " nut.h!ll '. If you observed theo incident would you please give Lois a r ing at 742-2996? She doesn't want to give anyone a hard time, but does feel that the other driver should accept the responsibility for the damaged fender . So do I. · Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Martin and grandsonofMr . and Mrs. Grant Boring, ReedsvUie, a nd Mr . . and Mrs. E. H. Martin, Ma nakin-Sabot Va ., Martin was nominati>d for the award by Mrs. Nancy Larkins, rnalhematlcs teachE'r. His blo· graphy will appear in the U.S. Achelvement Academy Official Yearbook, published nationally. T he Middleport Recreation organize a hi-county adult com· Board planning to sponsor and m unlty Ishand . The band is betng formed as a summer recreational and cultura l project with plans Including a series of Concerts In the Park to be held weekly throughout the suiiUliE'r. EvE-n if you 1\<iven't played your Instrument for 10, W, ;IJ or 40 years, you are being asked to dust It off and reintroduce yourself to the joy of again playing music. Mem ber· ship is open to a U adults and high school musicia ns in the Meigs, Mason anbd Gallia County a reas. The fi rst organ lzatio~~<~l meeting wtll be Thursday - that's tomor~ row - a t 7:30 p.m . at the American Legion Hall in Middleport. This will 'be an organlz<itional seSsion only .and no Instruments will be neces· sary at this meeting. . Anyone wishing additional -info, please call 992·5389, 992·2704 or 992-7114. So - let me hear tliat trumpet a nd do SPECIAL OF THE WEEK. \ FISH TAll + I lf $119 SHOP . " At the End af the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge POMEROY, OH. PH.992·2556 ~ + Middleport, OH. QO 173 ~~~~..,.~~~~~~~~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii=~; SALE ENDS SATURDAY U.S. INSPECTED " THE MORE BEEF GROUND BEEF" Extra Lean . Ground Beef 3-lb. & 5-lb. Chub ADVERTISED ITEIIII POLICY REGULAR OR JUMBO l(roger ·A.ll Meat Wieners .. ·-~ ._ - •· • •. ·- ·, 25°/o OFF 25"/o OFF 0 AU flowering Shrubs ,. In Stock All Roses In 'Stock •_:_ . .. ·"' .· . 1-lb.. . EMBERS Cliarc·oal . , ·.Bri~~ets . . .. Each of these ad~ertised Items is required to be rea dily av:ailable foJ sale in each Kroger Store. except as .speci hcallv noted in. this ad . rf do '1.:1" o·u t of·. an advertised ite rh. we w ili Offer 'f9U your cho•ce o f a comparable item. when available, reflecting the same savings or a ,,.., • ch eck w hich will entitle vou to----purc hase th e advertised item et the advenisea Dtice within 31 day s. On ly· one vendor coupon wilt be accepted per item purchased. • ~ ~ we Kroger Pork & Bean·s ' ·16-oz: -~- .. TfJTAl SATISJACTION GUAIIAIITEE Everyt hing you buy at l<.roQer is guaranteed for your t o1 a1 s ati·sfac t i on re gardless o f manufact urer . If you are not satisfted , Kroger w ill repla ce your item w ith th e same brand or a compar8ble brand or refu nd your purchl &e prQ . 88 OFF All Evergreens ancl Shrubs In Stock COPYRIGHT 1985 · T~E KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNO..,Y. MAY t9. THROUGH SATURDAY. MAY 25, t985. IN f; lll ll'f'lll~ I! POt.! I ~0~ OtliO STORrs . WE RE SERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITIES. NONE SO LD TO DEALERS . IN STOCK Awards will a lso be given to.the flrst and second runnPr-ups, talent, and s~ h winners, Miss Photogenic , Miss Persona lity, and ·Miss Pre· Teen Hostess. ,_ ThP youngste r is sponsored in the contest by Cline's Frull Fa rm, Troy MliJ Jnd:, Terminal Exterm inating, Ralph Parker Trucking. 400 SHEETS PER ROLL BATHROOM Heinz Keg'O' Ketchup Birthdays celebrated together The bl rlhdaysof J essica J ohnson, .four, Nichole Meckstroth, four, ~ nd ,..Aaron Meckstroth, one, along wllh "'Molher's Day were observed a t a recent fa m ily ga thering at the.home of Mr. and Mr. Willia m King. The group enjoyed a cookout and cake and ire crPam, with gifts being presented to ·the honored guests . Attend!ng were Mr. and Mrs. King, Sherrie R ick, Nicole and Aaron ~eckstroth. }junllngion; Kevin and :ita thy King, Columbus; Hank a nd -~ thy J ohnson, J es!;lca a nd Derek, ORANGE TWP- Orange Town· s hip Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoring a men's USSSA sancti· ODDS &,ENDS ·. DAIRY VALLEY 'Girl named :state.finalist · . I Sl&-plkh toomey Brand ·Name E~11ipm~~t ·Any pelp out th~re• · Lois Sriodgrasswould appreciate . Melissa /'lla·n;i~ ; l!lne-year:nld··~ daughte r 'o!Mr'. ·'aild MrS. b!mald Harris. Rout e 2, Coo!vllle, has been accepted as a state fina list In the Miss America n P re-teen Pageant to be held .July 12 and 13 at the University Hilton Inn, Columbus. The sta te winner will compete in the nationa l pageant in Houston, Texas In NovPmber. The pageant' is OJX•n to girls bftween eiJ1ht and twelve. Emphas is is placE'd on the Importance or m pntal a lertness·, self-confidence, achievem ent in school, a nd peJior· m ance on stage. The winne r will t«elve a cash awa rd, offi cia l .~wn, a nd banrer and will bE' • , 4.'1igible to com pel<' a t the nalonal 'il.f>agl'ant for t he honor of represent · lng the United States , as Miss American Pre-teen for 19ffi·!l\. ROCK SPRINGS- Meigs County Pleasure Riders 4·H Club recyc ling drive 9 a .m . to 1 p.m . Saturday at junior fair building on Rock Springs Fa irgrounds. Newspapers and 8'. ALUM. $995°0 .ADOLPH'S ..a.. . . . . MIDDLEPORT - Lions O ub meeting, 7 p.m. Thursday in basement of Middleport Church or Christ. GALLIPOLIS- Grande Squares will hold a Westery style square dance Saturday !rom 8 to 11 p.m . Sa turday at St . Peters E piscopal Churc h, 541 Second Ave.,Galllpolis; Sonny Bess, caller. oned class C& D Tournament JuneS and 9 at Eastern HlgbSchool . Entry ft'i' ts$6.S and 2RF ~balls. llmlted to firs t ten teams. First, seoond a nd · third place trophies will be presented, along wtth individual tlrst place tropllles. For further information caD ar write Lamar Lyons, 614-G67~. Box 244, Tuppers Plains; or Roger Wilford , 614-667·3ffi3. $11·95 00 WITH FRIES.....$1 .69 0 SATURDAY . Barbequc CHESTER - Chester Voluntt'i'r Fil'e Depa11ment is sponsoring a chicken barbeque, Monday, begin· nlng at 11 :30 a.m. Therewlll also he · a parade all p.m . SATELLITE SYSTEMS ......... -----.+00. ~ THURSDAY aluminum cans to be collected . Residents asked to tal\e coni rlbu · Uons to the location; all proceeds to the sp€(la) olymplcs fund of the Carleton School. FIBERGLASS or MESH Michael Martin ----Meigs County Chapter of .------------,.-------'--------1 The Make Today Count - a new organlza lion designed especially for residents with lifl' threatening Illnesses and their families - wjll bE' meeting at 7 p.m. Thursda~ • the Meigs Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Dr. Nan Mykel, of Woodland Center, will begin a series of talks on "Coping." If you llave a problem or a . member of your .family has a problem, do feel free to a !tend the session. The organization Is de· signed to provide fellowship, com · fort and knowledge !9 ·th'o se who need to share their health problem . Calendar/ happenings r;;;;;_____iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiili~ _..1 0' MIDDLEPORT - Ash Street Freewill Baptls 1 Church, Middleport, wUI hole;! r<!'l'lval services wtth BUJ Hayman, Wednesday through Su nday at 7 p.m. nightly. POME ROY - Picnic by Preceptor Beta Beta Chapterof Beta Sigma ;'hi Sorority, Thursday, 6 p.m . a t hOme of Lillian Moore . with members to take two items for a · country store. WEDNESDAY Selection Is made on the basis of the student's academic performance, interest and aptitude. lead· ershlp qualities, respo~lbllt y, en· thuslasm, motivation to learn and improve, c itizenship, a ttitude a nd cooperative spirit , d!'pendablllty and recommenda tion from a teacher . Michael Martin, Eastern Junior High School student, has been named a 1985 United States National ·Award winner In mathematics. The Daily S.ttinei- Pege 9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, May 22. 1985 Martin named t.o USAA .book Beat of the bend .<. Wednucley, Mey 22, 1 Ohio Bradbury; and Debbie ·a nd Steve F lnlaw, \laughter, Heather, and son, Matt , Chester. Sunday morning at the Bradbury Church of Christ, Mrs. J ohnson ente1iained for J essica during the children's church hOur. Attendll)g were J essica and E lizabeth Wright and their mother, Mrs. Martha Wright, Leigh Ann jl nd Gary Canterbutv , David Mitchell, Mrs. Sherr! Meckstroth, Nicole and Aaron, and Derek J ohnson. 32-oz. ., 7( Our 1.27 Iilli "" Potted a.rantuma Add cheerful color to your garden or~KJ. In 4" pots. 25o/o -oFF All Fr_uit Trees 2 . FOR Charmin Tissue 4-Roll Pak $'1'., ............ 2·5%TreesOFF All Shade $ 29 6 Soft Drinks 12-oz. KROGER Grade A Large Eggs. Doz. 59 Springdale· $ 2% Milk ....... Ga l. Wide assortment of flowers or plants In Stock Big K 4 Qt. Peat Hume Soil Our Reg. 1.47 ..Jml.77( . THE MEIGS HEALTH SERVICES, INC. ANNOUNCES ' EXTENSION OF OFFICE HOURS MONDAY •••••••••~ ............. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. TUESDAY •••••••••••••••••••••• 9 A.M.- 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY ·.~••••••••• ;•••• 9 .A.M.-7 P.M. THURSDAY ···········~······· 9 A.M.· 7 P.M. FRIDAY ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 A·.M.-.5 P.M. SATURDAY •••••••••••••••• 9 A.M.-11 A.M. ' Cal·ifornia · Strawberries '· ' OFF Quart ANY BUCKET OF Sole Price 50-l.bt;' Marll»l• Chipa DecoroHve marble chips lor walkways or patio areas. 'Net wt. .,! Sl r• • Qt. P•ttlntl Sell . RtadyjtO·UII, Morl811; For Inside or otlttidt. :8.97 ~2~97 · 50 Ft. Hose Flexlite collapse To drain completely. ·Deli Fried .·a3..... .88 t:. .., \ hoe. SAV£ LIMIT ON E CO UPO N PER FAMI LY COUPON GOOD SUN. IIIIAY II·SAT. IIIIAY !~ IllS 12 SUBJECT TO IPf'liCAILE STITE It lOCAl TillS F .. --- PINT RETURNABLE BOTT LES , RC ·toO, I I I I Diet Rite or RC Cola I 8-Pak I I I I I I I PLUS DEPOS IT Chicken •StvrdJ liHII bandit \ lAMES I. WRHIIILl, M.D. ..liMA A. MAISflllD, M.D. DAVID PIICI, D. 0. I/ $1~0.0 QUALITY LIMIT 2-8-PAKS WITH UO.OO ADDITIONAL PURCHASE LIMIT ON E COUPON PER FAM ILY SUN. IIIII¥ II. t• l OCAl TillS I I I I I I �.,...,..,_, o-The . I' Sentinel Wednesday. May 22, 1985 Ohio The Daily Sentinel Wednelldey. May 22, 1985 Business Services ==::=::::====:t:========::;r,::::;~;;::;;::;;:;:;::;1 PHONE 992-2156 0. W1ilt Otill, Clauil!t. Ot•t Stntintt Ill Courl St.. PamlrD,. Ohio 4S7U Public Notice Public Notice ot the otllce of the DINctor of the Ohio Departmont of Tranopottatlon. Co- - Real Estate General TEAFORD Real Estate 216 E. 2nd lit. Phone· 1-(614!-992-3326 the rope jmnptng program were Tammy Jo Millet, Meigs Junior High; Carrie Hubbard, Salisbury Elementary, and Kim Parsons, Meigs Junior High. Mrs. ,Jea~me Slawter served a~ chalnnan of the promotion. board . Mel•gS ~· ····-----<Con rinued from page 11 Substitute teachers employe for the next school year are James Bach, John Barcus, Jr. , Carol Brewer, Debra Buck, Julie Byer, James Diehl , Rebecca Edwards, Fern Gtimm, Janice Groggel, ValerleHansttne, JoniJeffers, Rose Ann Jenkins, Vicki Johnson, Farie Kennedy, Vinas Lee, Margare t Lewis, Helen Maag, Roberta Maidens, Barbara Matht'Ws, Winifred Naas, George Nichols, Margaret Parwns, Dorotha Petrel, Mary Powell, William Robinette, Sheila Roettker, Kevin Sheppard, Jeannie Slawter, Barbara Sommer Elizabeth Webster, Roberta Wil~n. Hired as substitute aidessecretaries for the next year were Mary Beth Musser, Kelly Lambert, Frances Runnel, Janice Lisle, Sandy Napper, Karen Stanley. Marlene Swartz and Yvonne Young. Bobby Arnold, Shirley Wilson, Evelyn Hobbs, Terry Powell, Jim Miller, Frederick D. Thomas Sue Laudermilt, Katherine Deskins. John Evans, Angela Sellers, Edward Sellers, Ban J . Watts, Carrie Beth Morris. Steven Morris, Vicki Otrpenter. Carol Hamon, Linda · . -Morris, Mark Searles, Deborah Gruesei-; Jack.Mowe ry, Patty Wilt ; Ten-y Laudermilt were hired as substitute bus drivers for 1985-&i. Substitute cooks named for the naxt school year are Ruby Rife, Sharon Black, Joanne Edwards, Dorothy Ciatworthy, Dorothy Roach. Marlene Barrett, Bernice Games, Celesta Coates, Ruth Pearson. Rosa Lee Snowden, Don Karr and Robert Couch were named substitute custodians for the next schol year. The board a pproved the 1985 graduating seniors pending the completion of all state, local beard and administrative require ments lor graduation. It was pointed out that seniors will have to a ttend classes from June 3 through June 6 following the June 2 commencement. A school calendar was adopted for next yearWithclassesto start on Aug. 23 and tbefinal day for teachers to be on June 2, 1986. Debbie Faulk was accepted as a tuition student at Meigs High School for the remainder of the school year and the board acknowledged a sixth grade trip to be taken by Rutland and HarrisonvJile Elementary Schools under th<:> supervision of Pripcipal Greg M CCaD after the current sclfool-year has ended. . Happeni~~ aro1:1nd . . Two.einer~llC:Y' runs Meigs County Emergency MediAdmissions--William Nichols, cal Service reports two calls. Rutland; Denford Douglas , Racine. answered on Tuesday. Discharges--Frank Wolford. Rutland at 1:12 a .m. we nt ro32470 Township Rd . 126 for W.E. Nichols who was taken to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Middleport at9: 43p.m .. was called to the pollee departme nt Cable television servic<' was for James Ray to Vet~rans Me m orintt>rrupted in Mason and M eigs ial Hospital. counties three times Monday and today due to the theft of equipment valued at $.1,500 sometlme early Monday morning, Lester Errett of Consolidated Communications One defe ndant forteited a bond Group of Point Pleasant said. and eight others were fined in the Errett said seven amplifiers court of Middleport Mayor Fred between the West Columbila tower Hoffman Tuesday night. and Potter's Creek on Route 62, Steven J. Sauer. Richvllle, for feIted a $40 bond posted on an expired ' which transport the cable signal to Point Pleasant and Henderson, pia tes charge. were stoler~. resulting jn cable T .V. Fined were Timothy McDanie l, service beln~ Interrupted between Cheshire. $10, stop sign violation~ 3:30 and -10:30 a.m. Monday. Charles K. Gard, Gallipolis, $25 and Additional da mage resulted In a CQ5ts, open nasi: R ober1 P etrie, service Interruption between 4 a nd Middleport, $25 and costs, disor5:30p.m. Monday. Final repairs to derly manrier: Timothy Litc hfield, the area damaged were made Mason, $25 and costs, disorderly Tuesday morning, resulting In an manner; Charles Whittington, outage from 6-7 a.m., Errett added. Pomeroy, $100 and costs.' driving under suspension: He rman Shane, Middlepor1 , $25 and costs, disorderly manner. and $100 and costs, assault; John Schneider, Pomeroy . $100 and costs, assault: William Lavender, Mlddlepor1 , $425 and costs, driving while intoxicatro . Thieves disrupt cable TV service IIIOOLEPORT - ~- br~k . with lots of lg, shade trees and I& lellel lot near library. 2 full baths, furnace, 01ce krtchen, firep~ce 1n loin~ and garage. Only $38,500 · MIDDlEPORT This 3 bedroom home must be sold! Much remodeling, large lot garage, forced alf heat patio area and on deadend street Make an offer' $6,000 - 4 rms., bath, furnace, full basement carport and eiCira lot I floor plan 1n Pomeroy. Good rental wnte·off. PRICE REDLUCEO - Langsville ~ Rental Investment Large 2 story house w1th 4 bedrooms, large hv1ng room, dining . room1, & front· & rear · port hes. Arso a · furnished' efficiency apartn'ienL Plus a store building & other out,bUIId'niS Now $29,900.00. BUSINESS BUILDING - :2 story tinck. Large rms. with excellent 1ncome. Can be doubted. DEAL WITH Silt Murphy, Milton """'"'-It iloltn, VIrgil and lruco Teaford ~ I -: I Classifieds and 1 Savell! I · Write your own id and order by mail with 111isl coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get 1 , re:;utf5. Money notrefundable. 1 I Nam•-----------lI 1 I Phon•--------------~---1 ond addrus or phont numbtr if used. hu'll !'' bttler results if rou M· Ad Wanted w.tt, .., I 3 days " day1 1 l Th111 c.ash rattJ include discount 11. _ _ _;,_,_ _ 985-3561 ~II Mtk•• •Washers •Di1hwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5-tfc 31 -_ --_ -32. _._ _ _- ••• 15. · - :.!' 16.------ PROClAMATION - Lee Malaon, chief of the Senior Employment and Golden Buckeye Card Dlvlllotl, Ohio Deparlment o1 A&lnc, pmrented~&proclamallonslptedtJYGov. ~hardF.CeJet~tedellpallnc May 211111 Senior Citizens Day lo EleMor'lllomaa.local Center cBrector. \ Moail This CGUpCII,Willl Rem lttence The DeilY Sentinel 111 Cltlrf St. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o 1ru••lnlu PH. 992·5682 '; or 992-7121 NEW-REPAIR Gutters • Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting St<llm Doors & Windows Siding - Soffit Work THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP F11 All y,, p,lllll•l N"l' .$92-3410 ·- ••n .... - I I I I I II I I We can repair and recore rad tators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod ·out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. olosidential '& Cim!Mniol •Dorolop!Mnls & Com!Mrcial•Sitos •Single and Multi Unit Housing •Wood Mode Cablnotry JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 PAT HILL FORD Design and Plannlrsg 992-2196 . GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7611 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tlc 5-7-trc PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS *VINYL $1DING *AlUMINUM SIDING "'llOWN IN INSULATION PLUMBING & HEATING 35185 Oak Hill Road Long Bottom, 0H. 457 43 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by LeadinK Carpet Manu"' 1\l\i' facturers. ·' ''• ,.,. 'FREE ESTIM ~~.'\' '),h ~,·i·~'~''I·,-) 3-22-ttn '.il' L--,----A~T~ES:!.:"!!!..l .,., (' BISSELL SIDING CO. 311 North Stcontl . Middleport, Ohio 45 760 New Homes Built "Free Estimates" SALES & SERVICE P.f,.. IUSIHISS PHONE 1·11'1--l.t' PH. 949·2101 or 949-2860 (6141 992-6550 IUIDENCI 'HONI (6141 992-7754 1/ 22/tic No Sunday Calk J/11 /Hn furnituro, Wedding and -Graduation Stationwy, Magnetic SigM, Rubber Stampo, RENT ACAR CALL YOUNG'S 446-4522 "We ~ent For Less" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL. St. Rl. 160 North Gallipolis. Ohio 1. 12 •11 - PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMAU AMMAI HOUII Mondor 3 p.m.-5 p.m.. Tuts.ay 6:30 p.m.·l p.rw. Wocfn..,jay I p.m.-5 p.m. Thur1dey 3 p.m.·S p.m. Fritlay t p.m.-2js.10. SahlrHy 10 a.m.· I1 :JO a.m. LAIG£ ANIMALS AND SURGERY IT APPOINTIIINT 304-615-2441 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 fAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deere N•w Hofland, Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer Farm EqalpMaal P1rt1 & Senlce ' ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS CARPENTER SERVICE Sizes Start From work Sizes from 6'x6' Up . to 24'136' · Insulated Doe Houses . !Free Estimates) j ) ~, I 1 V. C. Totllfti lll 992·6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 12-B·IIc ~'MOm RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. ' t tttlln front Po111roy-lleson lrld11 SINGlE 1!4.9 5 3.04-67~ · 6276 •live Entertolnmont ofroe HBO •Kitchenettes •Restauront A.U. 304·675·6~~~ l.n. 1 ,. 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Addons and remo,dellng Roofing •nd gutt8r woril Concrete work Plumbing tnd •lectrictl P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. "'· 614·843-5191 I 0-6-tfc Loat and Found 21 2 dogs loat in Salem Center er••· A bl•ck Garman Shepherd end o block ond white Sponiot. Colt 814-889 11749 or 614-742-2434 . • Medium· lire. · tong hair. bl•ck and white mate dog found in Monkey Run. Main St . oroo . Colt 814-992 2228 alter 8 :30 pm . 9 Wanted To Buv 0 Business pportu nity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHING CO . rec:ommends that you 'do business with P'tOple you know, end NOT to send money through the mail until you h•ve lnvesti· gated the offering. '(arei SaleS 3 or 4 bdr ·~ 3 bath , fam . rm., LR, OR. 2 car g•rage. CA. Joy Dr. Coli 614 -448-4307. 2 bedrooms. full baaement. double car gar•ge. 1.2. ---·--tiiiiiiioif5·---·---- 1crea. Rose Hill. Pomeroy. $28,000 . 614-878-2513 . 7 room a and bath on Nelson Rd. in Dexter •rea. 614· 698·6628. Coli onytim• . 3 bedroom sectional home located on llfge lot in Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Plains . •32.900. Will•ccept mobile home on tr~~de . Ctll 614-992-7034 or 814-927671 after 5 :00. Government Homes from $1 IU repair) . Also delinquent tax property . Cell 805-687-6000 Eu, GH 9805 for Information . & Vicinity Flea Market . Frai~era Bot· tom. WVa. on US. 36 open every Saturday & Sunday, 9-6. Open air & covered space• for rant, otf ro•d _ P_ 1 •rtc-in_g_.- - - - - Yord Sole: Fri. May 2• & Sot. Mov 26. 9 ,00-6:00, tn Cheshire on Rt. 7 across from Jey'a Mini Mart . Many 11ema from several f•mtliea . Home Assembly Income. Assemble pro~ucta at home. Part•time. Oeteila. Cell813· 327 -0898 ..... 169 . W .W.B.C . Baily Chapel Gars 1 Th Uri ., FrL , s8 t • age 1 e 9 -5 . Approx . 1 mi. out Rt. Multi Fomlty Sole Wod . & Thura. 10· 8. 838 Kriati Drive. oft At. 36. Patio Solo 22-23. 10:006<00. Antique curved gl..a china cabine1, curtains, furniture, dishes &. miac. Juat • inaidl) Vinton . G•raga Sale: every Satur· day, rain or 1hine. On State Route 654, between Chi· shire & Porter. Something new every week . Yard S•la Centenary Town•· ... house . Friday M•y 24, 10AM . Baby itema, love teat. clothing, misc. -------------------· . =========== li" .. ·u-SAVE AUTO RENTAL . .,, 4, ",... Pomeroy, Ollie U169 .. 16141 -..f-2134 or 992-6704 RADIATOR SERVICE F1nancta l Homes for Sale · 2 18 W t hI lovely home. 8 rooms. bath, -~~~ ~·~c~~o~r ~~~~gn~•~ - ::=:=+====~~;;;;;::;;;;. basement , garage. utility , VIIIYL & AWMIIIUM building; hardwood floors. We pay caah for late model Complete Gutter Work carpeted. insulated, storm 32 Mobile Homes 42 Mobile Homes clean uaad cera. Complete RBmodeling doon and windows. eco · for Sale Nation's No.1 Toy •nd Gift Jim Mink Chev.-Oids Inc. for Rent nomical heating. excellent Rooflnv of aH Typoo Comp•ny . Hou1e of Uoyd Bill Gene Johnson location . Will consider moha ~ pening for 1uperviaora Worked In home are• Mobile home and lo1 in 814·448-3672 and demonstrators. Free tor homft u part paymant. Gallipolis. Ohio, $8,000 .00 . 3 bedroom trader for ren1. 20 ye•r• Colt 614-949-2719 Cell 814-992-3229 . _87 Chovv 'h ton PU lor porto. training, free kit . Cell collect will consider trade. 304· "Free Eatimateo" lor deteilo . 1 -614-474Muat h•v• title. Call 614676-J002 . CAU COlLECT: 7 room house. 1 'h bath, 4 6213 . Furnished 2 bedroom mobile 448-7628. bedrooms, garage On MOBILE HOMES MOVED . home 304-876-8612 .. Ph. 1614)143-5425 Gravel Hill in Middleport. Insured. 20 years expe mo. pd. W1n1ed to buy used mobile Own your own jeanColt 814 -992-6714. sportswear, ladles apparel, homeo. Call814-448-0176 . rience. 304 -576-2866 or children•. large aize. combi576-2998. Centraleir •nd heat. country 44 Apartment COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS nation s1ore. accessories . kitchen. family room. 3 FURNITURE . Bodo. Iron, Jordache. Chic. Lee. levi. 1981 Schultz 14x70 with for Rant bedrooms. bath. 2 -car gar· underpenning. partially turwood, cupboards. chaira. Easy Street. lzod. Esprit. sge, basemen1, 2 Iota. Meny chests. baaketl . dishes. Tomboy. Calvin Klein. Ser· nished . 304-675-3474 or more ex1ras make this Restone j•ra. antiques. gold gio Valente. Evan Picone. Liz cine 676 -1753. home vary desirable. and silver . Wrlte · M. D. Claiborne, Members Only. JACKSON ESTATES Phone 614-949 -3034. Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy. Ohio Organically Grown. Gaao· 1975 Holly Park. 14x70. 3 APARTMENTS IEquol 46769 or call 614-992- line. Healthtex. over 1000 bedrooms. central air. total FOR ALL YOUR others. 87,900 to $24,900 . Have an energy efficient el,ctric. furnished with ap- Housing Opportuni1y) 77:60. home buil1 on your lot . From pliances only . Need to sell. monthly ren1 starts at $169 inventory, traln1ng. fixtures, WIRING NEEDS t13.900.00 .. Catr for ooti- price negotiable, 304-468· .for 1 bedroom and 8204 for Buying ~ally gold, silver grand opltning. etc . Can 2 bedroom, deposit 1200, · Residential & Commercial matu. 304-676 -3981 . open 16 daya . Mr. Keenan coins. ring a. jewelry, 11erling 1727 . located ne•r Spring V•llev Call: ware. old coins. large cur- f3061 678 3839 . Plaza and Foodland. pool Log home 3 ·acres. 2 mi. out rency. Top prices. Ed . Bur· and Cable TV av•ilable. Farms tor Sale kett B•rber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Own your own Jean· Jerrico Ad. 884.000 . Call 33 hours aa pouible 10 am to4 304-876-6622 . Middleport. Oh . 814-992- Sportswear, ladies Apparel, pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Children&. Large Size. Com· 3478. 11-14-tfc 3 bedroom horne, BY1 per- 30 acres, mobile home. barn Monday-Friday. Call 814bination Store, Acceaaorias, and ohed. 304-755-4664, 446 - 2745 or leave Peking ducka. Large or Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, cent assumable loan. garden 304-882-2471 . 14 miles. massage . · omott. Call after 5 :00 pm. e..y Street, lzod , Esprit, spot. Reduced doWn to At . 2 North. Point Pleasant . $49,000. 304-675 -6047. 81 4-949·2893 or81 4 -949- Tomboy, Calvin Klein, SerWE ARE YOUR SALES Nicely turnished mobilegio Valente, Evan Picone, Liz 2949. home. eff . apt ., central air AND SERVICE Claiborne. Member~ Only, 6 room house with ba1h on Business and he•l in city. aduhs only. 34 HEADQUARTERS FOR one and two thirds acre lot at Organically Grown, Guo· ~want to buy Warm Morning Coli 614 -446-0338 . Buildings •ZENITH cool heater. 304-896-3972. line. Health1ex. over 1,000 Gellipolis Ferry. City water •SYLVANIA others. $7,900 to $24.900 and natural ges. Mid 20's . Furnished efficiency 701 For appoin1ment to see -!c•SPIED QUEEN lAUNDRY Inventory, 1raining. fixtures. 41h Ave .. Gallipolis. $180, •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR phone 304-675-6391 or gr•nd opening, etc. Can lot with 4 -room building. utilities paid, sh•re H1h, E m ploy n H~nt open 16 daya. Mr. Loughlin 676 -1702 alter 5 PM . Excellent businaas location , odults. Call 448-•4 16 oltor' lfe Nne Ahll lla1 !61 21888 -6666. SR 124. Racine. Ohio. Cell S~ep TN~IIIlU St:rv t ~es 7PM . 1973 1 2x66 Freedom all 614-949 -2719 . u Oily Are you tired of being broke electric. furnithed. underUps1airs 3 rooms, furnished, or on a tixed incoma7 penning and block. 10x12 bath . washer-dryer. AC , alum. bldg. $6.000. 304Unlimited income $200 to 35 Lots & Acreage clean. no peta. ref., dep. 1.1 Help Wanted $6,000 a month . Initial 882-3177. req .. adulto. Call 614-446 inve1tment $32 .60. 304CHESTER-985-3307 BY OWNER - 3 bedrooms. 57 acrea, 25 or more with 1519. 676-1780 .. 1% batha, dining room. tull timber. some bottom lend, Will do babysitting In my Upstairs unfurnished 3 room home this summer. Rodney- Own your own Jean· basement with tamily room. good hunting land. creek apt .. carpeted. utilities paid, 24x24 garage, close to Quoit Creek orea. Colt 814- Sportswear, Ladies Boufrontage, riding lawn downtown. 304· 675·4604 . mower Call 614 · 388 - no childran. no pets . Call 1ique, or Children's Store 246-9110. 614-446-1637. NatiQnal Brands. $1 6,500 ' 8634 . Maaon ; Remode, l ed home, 2 Gange door installer. Plean includes fixtures, training. $9,176 inventory, •cceaao- batha, good condition. nice 36 acres. 3 mi. W. of Holzer 'tG.!Ifage apt , furnished. 291h colt 814-256-8472. ... Gallipo,l!•· 1 bdr., riea and more. Call now II Mr. carpets . Garden started. II· Hoopital. Cart 814 -446 - '-irAve $235 , utilities · p&id :'" "tel,.. lnaas, muat. sail . 304-675 · Easy Aual1)bly Work 1 Tate 704 ·274 -6986 . 8221. 446 -4416.after 7PM . 8743 . . pary m 100. ·~w. F, t•csoo.oo a.e·d . p~a en Guarant . No. 4 aGri in New Hlven, 1 acre . Fu i' niahed apart.:nftnt . 3.: bec;lr'oom home on' 1 0 ' level, Experience-No Soteo: Da· 22 Money to Loan 3 acres woodt.d, city acres. Beech Hill eraa . wotar. $1 1 .000. Call 304- Adulti only. Call 614-448- -tails ••,P.d aelf·addreased 9523 or 814-446 -1443. $19,600.00. Phone 304- 675-5739 . at•mped envelope; Elan, 773-9184 . Vitol-7111, 3418 Entorprloa HOME OWNERS -Refinance 2 bdr. Apt.a & houMa for .. • , Rd. Ft. Pierce. FL 33482. to low fixed rate. Use equity Leaving area. must aeii16 Y2 ront$125 , a150, 0200. Cott • for any purpose. Leadf.!_r -acres of gro'und . full 876-5104 or 675· 5386 . .. ·. Government Jo' &s . Mortgage Co.. 814-692- 32 'Moliile Homes ._ -~asement-hoilse no .com· t18.000-t50.Q00yr. poosl- 3051 : for _Sale_.,-~ $t. 1\t. 160 N~r.lh plete ... Located ·41f2 ~ m1. ou1. Fi,o'nished· etffici.. ncy $150 ble. ~II occUP•tions . .. Call . Rio ~CI!interpoint . ~d.1 s ·, lf Utilities paid, 919 . 2nd.: Gallipolis, Ohio · 8011-887,8000 Ext. R·9806 · land contr8ct, Galli1 rural Gallipolis , single male Pre·. 7/ 11/tln to find out how. 23 Professional NEW AND USED MOBILE water. tobacco baa&. Call ferred . Call 446·4416 atterHOMES KESSEL'S QUAL- 614-379-2712 or614-379 - 7PM . Services Patiem Services Asslstan1 ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 2243 . fulltime to coordinate the 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS , FurniShed apt . 1 bdr . $246, Annnu nr: u1111: nls activities of Meigs County RT 36. PHONE 814-448- 1 . 1 JCrtl at Porter . septic S. utlitiea patd. 607 2nd .. Piano Tuning and Repair. family plonning clinic. Must drlve ·in. lays good . Terms or Gallipolis. adults. Call 448· 7274 . have H.S . diploma or equi- Brunicardi Music Co .• 614· caoh . Call 614-388 -8885 . 4416 after 7PM . valency; additional educe· 446-0687 . Twentieth year For Sale By Owners. 2 of quality service . Lane 3 Announcements tion preterred with succetamobile homes located on Large building lots. Jerry's Upstairs •pt. remodeled, ful work history in related Danlots. 614-742 -2961 . · waterfront lots. Raccoon A un Road, $3000 . Clyde pnvate entrance, 2 bed~ field . Responsible position creek . large deck. pole Bowen Jr .. 304-676-2336 rooms. central air, 122D Water wells drilled and ser· mo .." reterencu. 821 ,,..~ SWEEPER and sawing ma- for a m•1ure individual. viced . Prices on request. Call barn. out buildings. boat Second AVo. ott 614-•411chine rep•ir. parta. •nd sensitive to reproductive 614-742-3147 or61 4·992 - docka. 'much more. Call 614-276-4060 or614-279supplies. Pick up and health needs of women and 6006. 2158 Renl als 1 225 . delivery, Davis V•cuum families. Muat be well or2 bedroom apt . remode~J. • Cle•ner, one half mile Up ganized; have demonstrated Accounting Services Rea.s· Goorgoo Crook Rd. Call competence with figures onable r•«es . Call614·742 · For Sale by Owner : Approx . centr•l air. S27~ mo., rtf*'" . end racordkeaping. Mu•t be 2 acres of land with 1974 41 Houses for Rent encea, 821 Second AVe . an 81 4-448-0294. able to work under guide- 2191 alter 12,00 pm . Gre- Castle M.H, 14X65. ox . - - - - - - - - -614-446 -2158 . gory Van Meter AAB. Trim oft poundo with Go- lines with minimal supervi· cond., all new c•rpet, and Centenary-3 bdr. brick, 2 1 -------;--~..._ 1 Unlurnllhtd o"'MIIIntnll hot Grepotrult Extra tion and have tuperior ver· I'IANO TUNING AND RE· 1982 Buddy 10X65. ox- bath, garage, lg .lot. • d uta. ...~o Strength Copoulll. FNth bail communication skills. PAIR. Summer r•tes in pondo living rm, $15,000 . ret. & dep, 8360 mo. Call 941 Second AYe, Geth fi, 1 Reliable transportation fleXi Live in one, rent the other. 1-614 -6 43 · 2644 · 1 & 2 bdr *241 _. u.KI11 Phormecy. Middleport. effect -free estimates . bility of time end obilltv to pd. Call 448-4 tl Ward'o Keyboard, 304-875 · Cal1814-446-4253or614Goopot Mooting on Moy travel locally required . Even· 6600 or 876 ·3824. 379 -2824. 3 bedroom house. central 7pm . 25th. 1:00 pm. til dllrlc . lng. Saturday and weekd•y air, 8250 per month . Refer.. :: 1 Schult 1974 12X65 2 bdr, encas. 46 Spruce St. C•ll . Duplex: 640 Stconci AV•~ Ev1ngilist· Herb lnacae, houri •re to be expected. Send resume and two em· camp. turn .. plus blocks & 614-44 6 - 2158 . Gallipolis . 6 rrill. 6 t llotlt; preaching. Public invited. At J Rea I Eslale skirting $8600 . ex . cond . n.ew utility rm,. nd JMitS ~~ holT!• of Ma~~t and Marj ,ployment references to Pl•nnad Parenthood of SouFrench City Brokerage Ser· Broom house for rent. 1100 children . Ref . & D•P· tl-+ Folmer, ne•r Bathan, Long vice . Call 614-446 -9340 . quired . across from libtery. Run Rd. Longbottom. Ohio. theast Ohio. 8 N. Court St. mo . Call 304-676 -5104. Call 614 -446-3587 oltol Covered dish dinner at •:oo 3rd Floor, Athena. Ohio 31 Homes for Sale Schult 1979 14X70 3 bdr. House for ren1 on Garfield 5pm . pm. Bring 1 lawn chair •nd 45701, by Moy 29. 1986. 1'h bath. plus blocks & Ave,.2 bdr. just remodeled . enjoy o doy of good prooch- EOE-ESP. lng end oinglng . Colt 814Buy from owner & save. skirting. like new. 813,900. $225 mo. plus ref. end dep . Unfurnished 2 bdr in Crown Call 1he Army N•tional Terrific location. Kyger French City Brokerage Ser· City, Ohio. Call 614-258- . 843-6418. Coli 814-448-1828. Guard and aak about our pay Creek School. 3 bdr .. fire· vice . Call614-446-9340 . 6620 and benafi1s, including edu- place. Bull1-in kitchen with Loot~ tho11 extr1 pound• 1 bedroom house in Miners· and lnohoo now. Sole. ouro, cational aaaiatance. Call dishwasher, range. oven . · 10X66 New Moon, 2 bdr,all ville . Beside Minersville One efficiency apt. $171 e11y money back guar1ntae. 304-876-3950 or 1 -800- Full basement with family gas, new carpet, air cond ., Church, by Bulk Plant. Total mo., 1 bdr ., ki1chen, bath . NutritlorNII progrom, 304- 842 -3819. room. gas heat, poSsible very cla.n, $3450 . Cell electric . Colt 614-992 - Call 614 ·446-9244 9AM 6PM . 875-1780. 9 1/.a% loan assumption , 814-448-01,75 6215 . Help wanted full and part t48,600 . Coli 814-446· time w•itreaa'a and bar- 4042 . 86 Broadmore tJJiler 2 bedroom furnished hou · Furnished apt. 3 room prim•id . sand resume to box 14J~.60, all electric. used only vate bath, references rt· Giveaway 4 71 1. G•llipolia Farry, Wv. Fl•twood area in Pomeroy 6 montho, $11,400 . Call se .in Pomeroy . $260 per quired. 846 2nd . Ave., Galli· month. Call 614 -992-6113 26616 . polis. Call 614-446-2215 . for br .. FR. BN ceiling. vinyl 61 4 -446-9307 or 614 -446 - t!lfter 6 :00PM . 4144. aiding, aluminum window, Blonde, mala t•rrier, to good CALL COLLECT. TODAY, A •frame heme. Southside, 2 bdr apts. $149 l"rr0 .1 home. houaebroken. Call 304-744-0924 . Ladioa - 17 A. ovaitabte. Colt 6141.3 acrelar,~d, 12X65 mobile W. Ve . 8175 ,00 plus refer· newly decorated. kltchflt 446-2369. 814-268-1139 after 6pm. Hire, train, manage people home . 2 large patioa & furnished . Call 304·811 from you rhome. Part1imeor 3 bdr home 3 yra old, rural porches. 1 built in porch. ences and deposit, 304· 5104. RCA console TV for parts, full 1ime, buaine11, teeche675-1166. good C<~binet . Colt 114-387- lng, or party pl•n experience water, near Mercerville, e9000 . Call 614 -256 U3.600 . Coli 814-256 - 1317. 2 bedroom house, 304-676- Riverside Apts . Middleprit( n46 . halplut. Troining provided, 81194. Special rates for Stu111' 5763 . over 21, call for details, Muat selL 1983 .Jay Sky· Citizens. &130 . Equal Hbf • 2 m•le ki«•na. litter trained. Houoo of lloyd, Inc. ing Opportunit ies . I f Owner Movlng--wan1& 10 liner. lots of ~u1tru included . Colt alter 5PM, 814-448992 -7721 . sell completely restored old Colt attar 6:00, 614-446- 42 Mobile Homes 2811 . . 7200. home. ex. cond .. forreaiden · - - - - - - - : "· for Rant ·18 Wanted to Do 2 bedroom aportnt t{1H~ , tiel or commercial. gre11 4 kiUeno, 3 block & white New Haven, WVa. Nfiww 'oJ .. location for antiques. Call Kingsly expando 7~t24 exmate, 1 collco female . Coli pando. with air, fireplace . remodeled . In towh. 11 4 814-387-724B . 814-2511-1829. gutters. 1tereo, microwave, Furnished. air cond .. Cable. 992-7481 ' Wanted to lewning mowing GaiUpolls .,.. • vlnclni1y. New Home for Sale: lvyd•le $18,995 . Coli Mon .-Sat. 9 no city laxea, beautiful river- 1 -------~-"'' Will give owoy 3 block. 2 Uln view, Kanaug1 . Foa1er' s Mo- Newly remodeled . 4 .fod!J'I puppteo ond the mother. Colt 114-256-8261 otter Subdivi1ion, 1 mi. past to 6 , 614-448-3547 . bile Home Park. 614·446- and bath ope . Cotp~\o~ 1:30PM Silver 8rldg•· 841 ,600. 3 Would make axcelltnt pet kitchen furnished . On r;~ f bdr. Lot 1 OX120. no r-1 1969 Champion trailer 1802. for children. 1114-882-3277 .,M•In St. in Pomeroy, Wanted to mow lawns Galll- Commls1ion InVolved. Call 12x80 with 1976 odd -on or 114-992-111137. , 12x24. Good condition . Call 2 bdr. furnished. all utilitea ' '6'14· 992 -7314 . pollo oroo. Call 614-446- Jack 614-448-7830 . pd ., except elect., conVe- _ __ _ _ __ _,._,, 814-992-2589. Male black cat to give away. 4387 oltor II. nien1 location. security dep· One or two bedroom •*-•~t J•y Oriv. owner telling 3 -1 yoor old. Colt 1114-9811Olit reuqired. Call 814·448 - menta in Pomeroij, ~y,.. 14x70 Castte on ~acre lot bdr, 2 b•th, cozy h•rth for Will mow gr••• in Pomeroy 4288. niahed or unfurnished ~ Mefrl or Moson. Colt 61 4-882- winter, pool and AC for with 1 8x26 addition. Cen- 8558 . nogotlobla . Call 814•8ill• summer. lntereat•donlycall tral •lr . urban roof. 2 car 2 whlta klttana to give away. 11332 or 304-n3-II042. c:arport . Prlc:e reduced. Call 2 bdr. mobile homo. Colt 8723. 1114-446-7154 oltor 6pm. Colt 111•-9.• 9·2518 . 814-992-3119 or814-992- 81·4-448 -0390. 1- - - - - - -- -:' Mr. Ed'o S-dV Wooh. high Unfurnished ap•rtment ftW 2 Six wook old kiHono, 1 presaura cle1nlng. liquid 6 rooms. bath, Ya banment. 3132. Furnished 2 bdr . in Crown rent. 2 bedrooms in Athll1t. block ond white, 1 groy, und btootlng . Mobile 2 porches. garage. lerge lot, Ohio . M~ot meet HUb homos, .bulldtngo, trucko. t27,6DO. Now Hoven . Colt MOBILE HOMES MOVED. City Colt 814-268-8620 , 304-8711·11043. guidelines For elderly. hal'!heavy equipment, paola. 304-676-6739 or 304-882- Insured, 20 yrs eJ~:perlence . 304-676- 2886 or 576 - 2 bdr. fully lurnlohed . AC . dlcopped or dlooblod. Ullf", Heft Cottle ond halt Coclcor, parking areaa. bo•ts. Ed~ 2868. uti1111ea paid, adults only. tiea included. Contact 61 , _ 2998 . llooutttut tomolo, good wit~ ward OeaterTeicher, 304Call 814-446-4110. 593-6464. EHO. Government homes from 176·7238 or 875-83117. ohildron, opavod •nd had oil 81 . fUropolrl . Aioodellquont Mobile homoo $3,996.00 htr ihott ..304-1711-2278. WIN de hou-loonlng In UIX prbporty. Colt 806-887· lfld up, colt K & K Mobile 2 bdr. complately furnished. Furnlot;ed opertmont . I • In ~ountry. real nice. Call rooms ond both. No ,..,; Two younv Whlto p'-na, Point PlooHnt and •lclnl\y. ' 11000 oxt. GH-10189 for Homeo, tnc .today304-876 · 614-4411·9204. Call814-948-2263 . , lntormotlon. 3000. 304-17&-7782. 304-1111-1401. R,., WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION . DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SVS,TEMS, WATER, GAS & SEWER LINES. RECLAMATIG:~. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT 6 CALL . 446-4522 Tren<hing Of Any Type Dozer & Bac-hot Strvrce · . Ptumbinl Service Weldini. lowbC!I ~ulin& Septic Systems Lic-od&IOIItlod filii nttMAIIS WILL HAUL . JUST CALL! lomolo, phone 3D•·II78 28B9 or ti78 -2a48. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump aalea. service. Regiatared in Ohio. All wortc. gu•renteed. C•ll 304-2732~11 . Ravenswood. W . Va . 31 RENT A CAR 111NCIING IS 0111 IN DENNY CONGO Two Hamatere. mele and Wanted to Do RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE "Fru Estimates" Installation Available 4/4 PlUI1 Offico luppll11 & OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6·8 Pomeroy, 011. 457~--------j I 3-24-lfc IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. I 35. _ _ _ _ __ 34--~---- 7U·2027 After 5 Call Roofing Co. · CLINIC 2l. _ _ _ _ __ 33. _ _ _ _ __ • Rt. 124,Po!Mroy Ohio Howard L. Writesel VETERINARY 29. _ _ _ _ __ 13. . ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 Bob-1811. 9 :00 dll4 2:00. II yellowcolt klneno, have 304-895 -3837: thon catt 304-875 -3442. 18 992-5875 Or 742-3195 _ _tf 12 10 Roger Hysell Garage LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND -.. TOP SOILFilL DIRT CONTRACTING TOWN .& COUNTRY 2 •. Jll. - - - - - , - - - ~J:lll1H1 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 312/tln 26. _ _ _ _ __ 21. _ _ _ _ ____ 21. _ _.;.___ __ 12. ONION SETS SEED POTATOES GARDEN SEEDS SEVERAL USED APPLIANCES J&F 992-3345 21. _ _ _ _ __ 'D. _ _ _ _ __ 11 . PH. 742-23.28 $114 95 ((UT OUT fOR fUTURE USEI 20. - - - - " - - - 9. 10. 20' 3 HP MOWER HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949-221 0-Ask for Tini lusfnns Forms, "· ------=1.-----32.-----.------ 23. _ _ _ __ B. •· HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and shower in basement. Four rooms and bath, 2 porches, carP.ort, new furn3ce and central ·air.. . Middleport Ohio. · · · · · ' . Copy Senlm, -Etc. 255 Mitt' St., Mi4dlopkt t04 MuU..rry A•., Pooooroy 11. - - - - - - - - - 6. 7. H Giveaway , MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE •BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK TRACTOR 1\rl()\'V~ $949 95 10 I ·I·L---~~~ day• J ' .-------~ KriiN fully, tir• pri(e. Tht tribuat resttru tht right lots SI.Ou SI .OO sa.oc $11.00 I fG clanify, tdit or r•jffl tny .cL Yo~o~r ad will h ID 2i $1.00 $1.00 $13.00 $21.00 j put in th prOP,tr clan.ificD· I lian if rou II chttk lh1 $2!.00 Sto.oo •r s.oo Jo lS ~1.00 prop•r box btfow. ··-----s. BULLDOZER &BACKHOE WORK 4 S/9/2 f-1) \In SPECIAL '/\! 949-2263 or 247-4641 Circle Print one word in eo~h 1pa'e below. Each initiel or gr~M~p of figurtl co111nll as a word. Count na1111 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 .Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 10-B·tfc I Address,---------- SUPERIOR SIDING CO. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. :. Business Services . RUITOR Curh Inflation Pay Cash for Call61.t·992·6737 Licensed Clinical Audiolo&ist .. lH For f11ter Stl¥ico Television Listenin& Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearinc Evaluations For All Ages SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths, dining room, living room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. '1--- Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH . 45769 EUGENE LONG REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . TRUCK LEASING .: I Real Estate General - -A a..,,, POMI Rf\Y (i14 REALTORS E. Cleland Jr. .. LOCAL PEOPLE Y_QU UN DEAL WITHi_ IWanted !For sate IAnniXIncernent IForRent HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES MAY %1 Pleasant RUTlAND - 105 acre farm - Th~ should be sold! Old farm house. b1g nice barn, producing gas well and minerals. Call ~nd . see this one. Owner wrll conSider offers Want $65.000.00. . ........... TROMM EXCAVATING 10 HP Send resume to : Point Pleasant Register Box B-20 200 Main Street Point Pleasant W.Va. 25550 RUSTIC HI US - Extra nke 5 rm. modern home w1th large closets, 2 full baths, lots carpeting, lg, family rm w1th woodburning fireplace & mod· em kitchen. I Hospital News Mr. and Blaine, daUghter, Galllpolls Ferry, W.Va.; Mr.andMrs. MltchMace,son,Polnt / ell our product. Must hove cor . Exclusive entertainment product - No Competition -Nome Your Own Hours & Income. $34,500.00. 73 FARM CITY ambitious person to POMEROY - Here is a really mce 2 story home that the owner wants to sell fast and ~II consider all serious olfe~. Let's go look at this one! Want GENTLEMAN'S FARM - 41 acres of clean pasture & bottom land. All bwldmiS & fences 1n A-1 condition. Gas-{)ii IW!II, free gas, lurnace, 3 bdrm. home, spring water and all m1nerats. •· -•r INTE11ESTED IN • " NEW VEHICLE Wt'd like to lntroduct you to !npao-A-Car. tho. modem Wll to dri" the "hiclo of rour choice. . NO DOWN PAYMfNT LOW£1 MOMTIIY PAY!IfENT BLACKSTON · NEW CAR & MGM We ore loo~ing for POMEROY - Just what you have been wanting' A beautiful 2 story older bnck in a good neighborhood, central alf, 2 jl{eplaces, beautiful stairway and wo!XIwor~ all '" good cond~on. Price reduced to $39,900 but will consider reasonable offers. POMEROY - Nice 2 bdrm frame horne on Uncoln Hts Gas furnace, carpeting all thru. basement nice front porch. washer, dryer & off-street parking, Event set Thursday Fine Ar1s Night will be, held Thursday at Southern High School. Doors will open at 7 p.m. for the public tovlt'W an workofthedlstrlct · students. Music will begin at 8 p.m. with pertormances by the 5th and 6th grade band, stage band, concert band, and the high school choir, Admission Is free but donations at the door will be accepted. Refreshments wlil be served by the Home Economics Department under the supervision of teacher, Diane Riee. Other teac hers participating tn the · evening's events Include John VanReeth, band director, Lee Lee, choir director and Debbie Hill, art teacher. · $54,900.00 7• 10 c•~ 1r. · 71-79 Flf4 Jr. Fo•oltn ........................•60 , .................................•u 73-10 <ho•r Tr. 71-79 Ford Jr. - .......................... 'I 25 Doors ......................... It JS 73-10 Cht¥y. Tr. IO·U Ford Jr. Hooth......................... sno DHro ......................... $145 73·14 Cho•y Tr. 71-79 ford Jr. 7 .~;~:y"T;:·$ 0 ao?a~ 1 'F;;;i"j;·:"'"""' SSUO Grllto. .................... 131.50 Hoods ........................ lt4l 73-79 Tr. u.as Ford longer · IOil<or Ponolo ........... ,...12S HoodJ ......................... I130 73-" <ht•t. lr. 13-ll Ford longor Cats ...........120 GrMits .........................s7S Now llld- lora Glou-Loto Modtl Porh WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS g;J3.tfn Rt. 611 Wost Darwi Ohio 992-7013 627 I1.:::::==44=6=-1=6=99=:::::::!:'- * area. Nice yard with mobi~ home book-u~ Wood &/or fuel Iii central heal equipped k~chen, den, and porches. this yoo wli like for on~ $45,000. The offiee of State Auditor Thomas E . Ferguson announced the May distribution of $4,719,816.!ll tn revenue collected from the state's five rents per gallon gasoline tax. Meigs County received $19,951.95 and each township in Meigs received $716.21. Motor Vehicle Regist rar Michael J. McCulllon announced the April ·dfsll1butlon of lieense tax revenues totaling $18,529,:i79.0l with Meigs County receiving $54,48l44. BIRTHS Mrs. Randall NEW LISTING - Comfortable Fuqds dislrilluted . . .. .....nt....,.. A.M., Ohio SUindard Time, tlulday, May 30, 1985, for lmprovementa in: · At11ono and Melgo Countl... Ohio, on ATH -50-14.841 !26.66-29.961 - U.S. Route 60 In Athena Countv. and MEG-7 (13.921-SUite Route 7. Meigs Countv. by repairing concrete paver:nent. live .3 bdrm. fam1iy home m a quiet . MVR funds received Delmar Alexander, Kimberly Arnold, Esther Baker, Jeanne Burson, Mary Click, Joyce Davis, Lucy Harrtson, Brenda Henry, Dixie Kelly, Mary Mlller,Samantha Milliron. Clltford Newlon, Flora Oller. Melissa Pierce, Guy ,Priddy, Eldon Ridgeway, Justin Simpson, Adolphus Smith, James Smith, San\uel Wendelken, Flora Wess, Edith Whitson, Marlon Williams, Anna Wooldridge, Matthew Yoho. NEW LISTING - Small 4 rm home overloo~ng the river at the Hydro plant Bath. furnace, full basement frUit trees, arK! garden, for ju~ $16,500. Meigs County•••. -. VeJerans.Memorial Mayor Hoffman ends nine cases Professional leaves were granted to J ohn Bentley, May 17, as faculty representative for Shawn Baker' at the district tennis tournament; Gary Walker and John Redovlan, a . SEOVEC meeting held on May 8; Ronald Logan to serve· on the Occupational Work Experienee State Advisory Committee, Southeast Region; tom Werry and BUI Williams a state meeting for auto mechanic Instructors held on 'May 21; John Blaettnar, June 12,13 and 14 to attend the Ohio DECA Executive Council meeting. The board accepted the bid of the Famhan Co:, Westerville, to provide new seating for the Meigs Junior High School Auditorium at a cost of $26,8l0. There was only one other bid received and that was higher. The new seating Is expected to be Installed tn the audltortum tn August before the start of the next school year. The board then · moved into an approximate hour long session to discussion negotiations, perwnnel, possible sale of property and pending litigation. Financial reports of l'reasurer Jaf\e . Wagner were . approved ·during tile regu)ar business session. · Public Notice' Public Notice of hie bid, but In no than fiftY tllouoand doltoro, "'a bond tor ton ""'cent of his bid, payable to the Director. lumbua. Ohio. un1lt 10:30 Bidden mull apply, on the ~ toomo. for qUIIflflcatlon Real Estate General at least' ten days prior to the date sat for opening bido In accordance with Chapter 5525 Ohio R8lliled Code. Plant and ~ons era Pavement Width --:. variel. Project and Wortc Length on file In the Department of 31 ,162 loet or 5.90 mNos, Transportation and the office Bidding on tNs Proiect is · of the District Dep uty IMiricted to MinoritY 8uoin- Oii'8ctor. E. Maio,I.JoMI Ent_... IM8E'ol c:ettified The Director -f1tiiH'V• the POMEROY,O. . . as MBE's in accordance with right to r&iect any and II bldo . Seclion 123.151(81f21 of tho WARREN J, SMITH 992·22~· O.R.C. by tho SUita EqUIII DIRECTOR NEW LISTING - Eastern ,Employment Opportunity (61 16, 22, 2tc District - N1ce 2 bedroom · Coordinator and qualified to home, completely remodeloo bid wilh ODOT under Chapter Good used refrigerators, ' 6625 of tile O.R.C. on mtenor and extenor. full ''The date 101tor completion washers; dryers, gas and basement Good buy al of mil wort< shall bo as set electric ranges and TV sets.. $21,500.00. forth in the bidding propooet. " OPEN 8 TO 6 Each bidder"""" be required County Appliance, Inc. NEW LISTING Eastern to file with hie bid a certified District - ~utiful l'A acre check or caohier'o chock tor an Third AVll. GalliPolis lot wrth a newer 4 bedroom amount aquel to per cent home rn excellent condition. SpacKius kitchen with nice 11 Help Wanted 54 Mise, Merchandise cabinets Attached garage, large storage building, fruit trees, garden space. Also . t SALESMEN •mob1le home ho ok up. N011CE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF Tl'tANSPORTATION Columbuo, Ohio May 3,1985 Contract Sllloolegol Copy No. 86·663 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT ~ '""' ... witt . bo JUMPING - Meigs County yoWJg people jumped for the Meigs Branch of the Amcricm~ Heart Association from 10 a.m. lo I p .m. Saturday at the Kroger Parking lol with funds being raised for the assooiallon through jumper sponsors. Participating in ;: The Daily Sentinel- Page- 1 1 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' mol e 1---------- c,. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnaulatfqn •Storm Doon •StOJm Window• •Replacement Windows •New Roofing "FREE EBTIMATE8" JAMES KEESEE 992-2772 PH. 4-1- mo. d. 1---------- �-~ f:J~- 12-The 44 LAFF-A-DAY 68 Good Eor' Corn t2 .70 buohel. total i 1 DD buohel, f2.50 buohel. Cell 6142511-8109. 1 bedroom apt. for Nint. Strawberries-you pick or we pick. Teylor'o Berry Patch . 9AM-IIPM, Mon.•Sat. Cell 1114-44&-8892 orll14-245· 6074. . Nicely locat~ .. Contect Vii· lage Manor in Middleport. 614-992-7787 . Equel Houtlng Opportunity. 1 bedfoom lumllhed opt. tor rent. Utilities peld. No pets. Srawberrie1. Rou1h'1 at Union Campground (Back of , Now Hoven, WVo.) Picking ouno Moy 22nd. You pickwe piclr. No Sunday Salea. Wo need pickero. Cell 1304-882-2237. drunks , or dope . John Shaeta, 3 Ya milea aouth of Middleport on At. 7. Phone 614-367-061, . electric .' &176 . per month . Call614-992-2816. AI••• 6 :D0 . call 6 14-9925319 . All il¥' . "What's ' ·,.the .~"h Sense ...... .. "" - • ~ ........, ....,.w . 0f COffi Strawberries place orders now. Mel Droke. by Forked Run Lake antrence long Bottom. Oh . 614-37B 8209. '· Jl m' g Fr11h fruits. vegetable• end bedding plonll. retell and wholeoale. · Ope,n 7 day• week. a•s Prodl.lce, acro 11 tho bridge in Point Ploeoent. to a F'".l\.0COT-FOOD PLACE if I ha••V•e to .eat slow?." . APARTMENTS. mobile homes. hou111. Pt. Pleaunt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ Strawberries pick yOur own, end Golllpolio . 814-446- 1· 51 H h ld G d no chocks, accept food 54 M 'ISC . M erchandise otampo, 8221 . • ouse o oo s HaPPY Hollow Fruit Farm, Gelllpollo Ferry. 304676-2028. Laureland Apertmentt. New Country Oak tables. chairs. Couch 1nd two cheira. 304· Haven, now accepting appli· cupboard•. desks. lee boxes. 676-6676. Strawberries. you pick 75 cationt for 2 bedroom apart- Conllles, Tuppers Plain a, Rt. ments. a..ic rent e 1 63. 7 . Hand crafted and 24-1.8 Power King, 18 hp. cent quart, we pick 8 1 . 00 plow, disc. mower, rear quart, open 10:00 till a :oo, Inquire apartment C -1 . finished . blade. ell hydraulic, 304- 7 days. Acro11 Rt. 2 from Equal h~utlng opportunity. Goodyoor Plant, 304-676Used 12 cu . ft . upright 468-1669. 2336 . freanr . Good condition. 45 Furnished Rooms Call alter 6:00 pm. 614- Metal office desk, nice condition with swivel chair and Strawberrlea $1 .00 quart. 992 -3626. 4 drawer file cabinet. Call otter 6:30 304-882, For rant Sleeping Rooma 2242 or 882-3296. Piece end light houae keeping Elegant 80 inch round tMtd 190.00. 304-372-2801 . order• now .. rooms. Parle Central Hotel . with red welvet acrolled headboard, matching beds- 870 Wingmaater, 20 gauge. Call 614-446-0766. pread. curved bench with Old double barrel, 12 gauge. Strawberries; pick your Furniehed room, renge, re· br..s feet at the foot, 16 f1 K 4 ft above ground own, 6 mil11 from Point Pteuant. 11 miles from trig. $1 DD. ohore beth, oln- matching drapes, lampt and pool. new. 304-1176· 7890. Mason, 76 cents quart, JIIO mole . 919 2nd. AVe .. other •cceasories also · for I Galllpolio. Cell 448-4416 ule. \ see to opproclete. Vinyl couch · and chair e9 .00 lor 1 3 quarto. liVe eao.oo. 20 In bike •1&.oo. gao. 304-676-2817. Phone 614-742 -2246. : after 7PM . Brown lawn umbrella Pickens uted furniture . 304- $40.00 . 304-678-2728 or Strlwberry. Powell'•· Galli· 676-2242. polis Ferry. Pick your own. 676-8483 or 876-1460. i 46 Space for Rent · No Sunday Selea. Cell for ' RICK'S NEW AND USED CompJete utelllte aystem rese:rvationa after 10:00 lnogllod. ogrtlng 1896.DO . AM, 304-87&-6431 . • Mobile home lot. 12'~~t50' or FURNITURE . Compere our Aeaidential Window and smaller, $76 water pt~id, •th pric•s. eave today. Phone Awning Co ., 304-676304-773-6430. 1 It Neil, Gallipo·lis. Call 446· 6252. F;,rlli Suppl;;~s ! 4416 attar 7PM'. .----------~-------Weber Charcoal Grill; 22 & liVI:SIIIi:k ; COUNTRY MOBILE Homo inch, ume as new, 304· Park, Route 33, North of 1 773-9666 . 1 Pomerov. Large Iota. Call 53 Antiques : 614-992-7479 . COLOR REPRINT SPE- 61 Farm Equipment CIAL, 12 printo lor $1 .88; ' Trailer spaces. one small COLLECTORS ITEMS, from your color nogotivoo. CROSS llo SONS : child . accepted . No pets .. Kemple Gla11 by piece. May uH different negative U.S. 35 Watt. Jackson, ' 304-676-1076 . Silver Bridge Plates. for each print If dillsired. Ohio. 614-2B6-64.61. Kennedy Plates. W. Va. Offer expire• May 26 . M1s11y Ferguson, New Centennial Pletoo. Aohtreyo, HOCKENBERRY PHARHolland, Buoh Hog Soles lo MerchantJ1 s~ etc. Wheaton Presidentiel MACV NORTH . Service. Over 40 used · Bottleo, call 304-676-2989 · - : - ' : " : " - - - - - - - tractors to chooH from & or 676-2039. RCA VCR-HIFI. Remington complete line of new & 30.011 8200.00. Call 304uaed equipment. Large11 51 Household Goods 896-3013 . . selection in S.E. OhiO. 54 Misc. Merchandise Alllo Chelmero trector. 36 55 Building Supplies HP. good tireo, good running cond. $7&0. Coli 614-268 6.889; J .D.-4 row corn planto•, l.lj . one row corn picker, metel chicken laying nest 10 per unit, Allied manure loader, 8 ft . pull diiC, trailer aKiea. Coll614-379-2424. ., ! ·----------- '- - - - - - - - - Blockt bric~. mortar _and . maaonry,aup·plies. r,.tounlain· LAYNE'S FVRNITURE State Block, Rt. 33, New Sofas and chairs priced from , in Haven, W. Vo. 304-882S286 . to $896 . Tableo, tiD stock. te1t kits, 2222 . and up 10 •126 . Hide-e- brushes, nata, vac hoae, VIC 1- - - - - - - - -beds , $390 . and up to heads, therometers. Middle- low grade lumber 600 S650.. oola bodo $146, pon614-992-6724orGalli- board ft. t6D , Millwood. Recliners, 1226. to 1375 .• polis 614-446-3061. Inc .. intoroection. U.S. 33Lamps from 128. to 1126. W.Va. 2. 304-273•2622, pc. dinettes from *109 .. to Spring Special-Patriot utility open 7 a.m . · 8 p.m. 4311. 7 pc. t189 and up. buildinq• on display at two Saturday. 8 a.m. - 3 p.m . Wood table with aix chaira convement locations, B & S 1286 to $746. Delle •110 Produce. Viand St. In Pt. 200. 4x4x12 ft. poloo. up to f226 . Hutcheo, $6&0. Pleasant, and French City $4.00 ooch. 1 DO. 4x4x161t. Bunk bad complete with Mobile Home• in Gellipolil. poles, $6.00 . eech. 10.000 mattres"•· 1275. and up to 9x12 f696, OliO 10x18 tobacco or tomato stake, 1 5 $396 . Boby bedo, 1110. $996. Delivered and set up cents each . Cell Morg11n Mettres.. l or box aprings. on your lot. Woodlawn Farm. Rt. 35. lull or twin. $5B .. Iirm. $88. 304-676-1288 or 304-736end $78 . Queen oeto, $221. · 1981 8ft. Ford P.U . bed. 2342. 4 dr. chelll, f49 . I dr. Cell between 6 1o 9 eve. cheats. f69 . Bed lramoo. 614-446-01&9 . Pets for Sale S20.and f26 .. 10 gun - Gun 1 - - - - - - - - - - 56 cabintita. 8360. Gat or 8 hiYel Of bHI 6 mile. bee electric ranges 1376. Baby equipment. Call 814-446mattresses, *25 &: 136, bed 4933. HILLCREST KENNELS lrameo $20, 826, llo $30, Boarding all breeda. Heated king fra'ine S60. Good aelec· S. filter for swimming indoor-outdoor facllitiee. tion of bedroom ouloeo. 2 antiquo pictureo 100 AKC Dobermon puppleo: rockers. metal cabineta. yean old. Several piece of Stud Service. Callll14-446headboardl 138 & up to antique ailver. Cell 614; 7796 . $65 . 388-9776. Briarpetchh Kennell Profet· Uted Furniture •· 5 pc . Air Compresso·rs: Menufac~ aional All-breed grooming . dinette, head boards, elect· turer hat an overstock of Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· ric range . 3 miles out brand new industrial grade 6 cilltleo. Englloh Cocker SpeBulaviUe Rd . Open 9am to HP, all ca11 iron, two atage niol puppleo. Coli 1114-3885pm. Mon . thru Sat. pump, 21.72 C.F.M . dlo- • 9790 . 614-446 -0322 placement , 160 PSI working pre11ure. 80 gollon ASME Drogonwynd Cattery KenGOOD USED APPLIANCES tank. American made. 12 . nel. 'CFA Himalayan. Peralan Washers, dryers, refrlgera· month limited warranty. end SlomaN klttono. AKC tors, ranges. Skaggs Ap· Suggested retail t2,19&, Chow pupp"•· New Utter. pliancea, Upper River Rd. Mlling to the public for Cell 446-3844 otter 7PM. beside Stone Crest Motel. · 8796 .00 fpluo freight) . 10 614-448-7398 . HP models also available. AKC rogiotOJed Old EngNoh Cell 1·800-824-0721. Sheep dog, Male, 1 O'h County Appliance. Inc . montho old. · For pet or Good uaed epplience• and We now build big 5 bedr. breeding. Call 814-992TV 1111. Open BAM to IIPM. ,_.,,, _ .American Homea) 8039. Mon thru Sat. 81 4~448See thla dream 1699. 827 3rd. Ave. Galli- ,l.lliOITIO Call 814-886polis. OH . Valley Furniture, new a. used. Large section of qualtty furniture . 1211 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. Why pay morel Check us out. New furniture, appllan· ce1 outlet. Trade Center, Konougo, Oh. Coll814-44117444. Ed'a Appliance Servicing. air condition.,•. refrlgerltors. waehera. dryen. In Gahla. Meigo lo M11on Co. Coli 1114-4411-7444orll14-31177187. 27' avocado stove a overh..d ten US. TVotondUI. Shower doaro glou UO. Coli 1114-4411-7.3 07 oltll 4 :30f'M . 3 piece llvlngroom ouito cou<;h. lov-1. cl)elr. llko new: 1400 .. 114-44113824. . c•" Modern dinette. mens 10 _.s, '!' bed with mett-.. teletype mo.chino, 11-. Cell 814-4441-8418 before .,M. 63 Livestock 1986 Ohio Television Viewing 81 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by urry Wright · • Improvements ' One bedroom. totalelectrk:. cerpeted. ektrll nice. d..,osit required. 614-992 -2094. ~it~:~~~':n:~y· f~~r.:. Fruit & Vegetables May Wednesday. May 22, 1986 Pomeroy-' Middleport, Ohio Sentinel Apartment for Rent 2 bedroom apt . Bedroom and kitchen furnished. S200. ~r month. Call 114992-2815. Alter 6 :00 pm, cell·614-992-6319 . - Drywall, residtpntial & com· merclal, quality he"ging & finishing. Ceiling designs & repair work. Call Jam•• Pllnto814-245-5659 . 9 yr. old R... Appoloou miN hu been ahown ·sue· cealfully, ex . h•tter hOlM. Call 814-4411-32&2 . Regiltired Quarter Horse gelding lor nlo. II yll,. old. &q.,.l. t&DO. Ce1.11114-1187347D alter 11:00 pm. Two female ,goata, $20.00 uch, phone 30 4 -1175 7216 · · · Filty. Roofing. concrete. all ,typel of carpentry . Free Eati· mateo. Cell 814-266-1182. ' ~or:~&~g2:.palou 5-u 1 --~------Ducklingo U .OO each. 304- I:;:;::::====== 1176· 32ol9. 64 • ,;;:-:,~;;;~~~~ I · Hey & Gral'n .. !..j ~.!:::::;:;:::::::;;::;::::;:;:::;::=::::::~:·•::":'":•·:~· 1--~------Ouolitv hay lor ..... Some modo of clover.. orchard oruoorml•itd . You cut. rake end bolo. Coli 614-7422180 or 614-742-22&7. 71 Autos for Sale 71 Autos fat Sale TOP CASH paid lor ' BD model end n;ewer uaed cara. Smhh Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave .• GalllpOiis. Call 614-446-2282 . 1980 Dodge Aopln . 6 cyl .. atandard. 1972 Plymouth Duster. 6 cyl., automatic. Call 6.1 4-992·3342. 1967 Chevy 2 door Belair. 360 engine, .automatic. Good condition. Aloo original engine and tranamiaaion. 12000: or beol offer. Cell 614. 992-68113. ' Fullor l"'oh produotl now ovolllble. dHierl wonted for GoiHI ond M-'eo Countlee, 304·1171·1010. 1982 Honda 760 cuatam. 2,000 actual miles. perfect cond ., bar;k rest & luggage reck. $1,760. Cell814-3889744 or 614-388-9809. 1981 Honda CB660. Cell 614-949-3037. 1 976 Honda 750. Excellent condition. Lata of extraa, 6120 actual mllea. f1DDD. R. Chevalier ot 814-9863888 otter 6:00 pm. 1977 Sportoter, $1800 . l979 Kowuoki 400 dirt bike. $360 . Con Me under Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. 814-992-6848. . 1976 Keweuki 900. Windjammer, aterao. t1200. Call 614-949-2091 alter 11:00 pm . Puch Moped lor ule. Call 814-992-6097. 57 Mualcal lnatrumenta Ford van, cu1tomized, 'At T. 11177, AT, PS. PB. good cond.. 13.11DO. Col 304171-1731 elter IIPM. 111'18 CJ-5. II cyl, 48,0DO mllaa, new top. alum. mag wheelo, good tlroo. Coli 111 4·441-3200 efler &:DO. 18~2 158 Fruit & Vegetable• Strowberrlu. ~lfk your . own. Clol~de WlntMo. Con . , 4-241-5121. Chevy window von. good · oond. 2 bench Met teblo, Ice boil. uklng 11.1191. Call 114-3711· 2341. 1178'1\ Chevy Bl01er 4•4, 57.000 miiH. Pl. Pl. outo. 13,1100. Call 814-11112- 2103. Baird 's Home Improve · manti aluminum & vinyl •idlng, storm dQOrl a. windows, roofing a. overhanging . Free eatimates. Call 614-367-0409 . Hot Poteto Flehln' H~ lowrfy Hlllblll"'Dr. Who liD 3-2·1 , Contect ICC:I • Dlff'rwnt StrokM • IMAliJ MOVIE: 'Winnlne Six wheel an terrain vehicle, electric atart; 17 hp Rockwell motor, 2 extra wheels. 304-773-9&66 . . . 75 . _ 'Boita and : ·· Motora 'for Sal• Cabin Cruloer, Crill Craft. 36 ' twin engine. 1967. W-40' troller. t9.11DD. Call 304-676-1_731 alt~r 6PM. 18ft. deep V llberglonboot with treiler, very good cond. 96 HP Mercury motor need• rebuilt. Cell 814-3B8-9741 , B111 boot. like new, 1983: 14'.'.o ft . HU11ier by Skipjack, 70 HP Johnaon outboard, Motor Guido 12-24 trolling motor; Ashly drive-on trailer. Cell 614-882-3085 or 614-882-8178 . 79 Motors Home1 & Camper1 Winnebago motor home, 23', AC. gonoretor, CB, 1972. like new. $10.600. Call 304-676-1731 alter 8PM. 1971 Wlnnebego 26ft . tully contained, generator, air, ••c. cond. •7.600. Call 814·387•0447. Apache pop-up, sleeps .4. tow with omoll car, 1460. Coli 814-388-8886. RINGLES'S SERVICE, e•perienced ceipenter. electri~ clan, mason, painter, roof· ing (including_ hot ur eppllcallon) 304-676 -2088 or 675-7368 . I'M THIHHIN6 C1' ALL THE IHHOCEIIT CONSC/(JI)5NBI£ ViClllll6 WOO M 6f.JFI'EfiE(1 A llt:l'lf Flirt' t051~~ AT Rotory or cable tool drilling . Molt walla completed uma day. Pump ..les 1nd services. 304-896 -3802. B I D HOME IMPROV&· MENTS, replacement win· dowa. aluminum softit. vinyl · aiding, continuous guttera. free eatimates. all work guarenteed. spring dis· · count cell e~enlnga 304· 676-21144. Plumbing & Healing CARTER'S PLUMBING ANQ HEATING COr. Fourth and Pine · Galllpolio. 'Ohio Phone 814-446 -3B88 or 614-4411-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING lo HEATING . Rt. 1 , Bo• 356," Gal)lpollo. Call 614-387-0676. ;;;:-::;·==:::::"=:.·" . "93 · Excavating Must keep a clear head! t.lustn't ·p~nic! What-are ~ou do'1nq? We're burjed alive in . here and you're talking · · to fekt ::.mor,~~tf .I]) · Good-1 ~ Excavating. basements. footers, drivewaya, ..ptic tanka, , landaceping. Coil anytime ,614 -4464637. James L. Oaviaon, Jr. owner . Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping. etc. Free estimoteo. Call 614-446·8038 or 8i4-992·71 19 anytime. · 8o SEWING Machine repairs, ser:vice . Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sci11ora. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 614-992-2284. 86 General Hauling M'f CUP SHORE DON'T 'RUNNETH OVER Jemes Boys Water Service. Aloo pools tilled . Coli 614266 -1141 or 814-446 1176 or 614-446-7911 . Waugh'a Winer Service .' Wells, cisterns. pools. Oav or night . Reasonable rates .~ Coii614-266-124D or 614266 ·1130. ' Si~[VICI::; Flat bed dump truck for hire, coal, Ml'!do gr11vel. hay, lumbor, etc. 304 -676 3110. Haul limeatone, sand, gra · vel,dirt, bulk .or bag fertilizer and lime . Excelsior Salt Worka Inc . 838 E. Main St. ,: Pomeroy . 614 -992 -3891 . · ·. 12:00 · 87 Marcum Rooting 1 SpoutIng . Now lnolelllng rubber roofs. 30 yeara experience, opeclellolng.ln buil1 up roof. Call 1114-311-8117. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Onconditlonolllfetlme guerantH. LOCII ret.renca lurnilhed. F- -lmet.,, Call oonoct 1·814-1370488, dey or night. ROIIero BoNment Woterprooflng. Upholstery I WAS AFRAI~. I M161-lT 6tT IT TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11 U Sec . Avo., Golllpolli . 614-4411 · 7833 orll14 -4411833. R • M Furniture JYjanuraCturlng, St. Rt. 7. Crown C:lty, Oh . Coli 1114-2511· 1470, call Eva. &14-441i· 3438 . 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Sporta 'Foouo · Juliuo ' Irving . . (I) lanny HUI Show 9 MOVIE: 'The Lete 8how' . . . IIII Eye an HolllvlywwOOd.....t : · OunemOit:e IMAICI MOVIE: '8eJt OetMe ' of tho Very Rloh' .. .12:18 (J) MOVIE: .....kout' · · 1 2:30 • fil fi) Le!l Nlaht w!th ,. · Devld Let.,....n ·'fonlght'o flU ..,. .ere Mori!Yn Moch von Savini. thl woman who pooH_. the hlgheot known IQ. 110 mln.l Low That lob ; • ; TennleM..utne AIC N - Nightllne ~ Home Improvement• . 9KIS After winning the opening club te lead, declarer plays tbe diamond ace +AJ 1012 and ruffs a diamond. Next he plays the A-K of spades, discarding a he.a rt Vulnerable]either from dummy, followed by a heart to Dealer: So~· the king. Partner plays the deuce as Woot Nort~ J;:ul you win the • ..,. What now~ If declarer started with ~ix clubs, Peu Pau there will be no defense. But Puo Pau partner's play of the heart two (low P110 Paaa shows an odd number of cards in the Pau aultllndicates tbat the South hand has Opening lead : +7 · three hearts. The defenders need to 1 play another club. East muot be careful . Another diamond now would . enable declarer to crossruff diamonds and spades for .enough tricks. Leading another spade would let declar<(r ruff 'that -spade, trump another diamond, hand. , and then dlscard·a heart on the fourth Some of you alert readen may . spade, pullilll East on lead with no have noticed that there iJ an interettclub to play, lng- variation to the spade contlnlll· The solution requires a little cour- lion. On the fourth spade, West ean · ap.. East must play his partner for ·trump ln. Now if declarer ~ the heart jaclt, A low heart to til!! jacli , dummy's lut heart, West will be a.b le e!Uibl'!l West to 1ead' a . seron<!_ club; Ito lead -another club to acuttle 1M and now I o tricks are .the·jimilllf..the ·hand .. , . , , I z- , i ·-.Allen ' l NORTH +e banda. I Ken'a Water Service. Walla, cisterns, pools filled . Pho~te . 614·367-0623 or614-3677741 night or day. audience - ''HIP-NOTIZED" 'EM Keloey's "The Mind of the Expert" treats some interesting defensive problems. Place yourself in tbe East position and pretend you cannot see the cards in the South and West i HOW'S 'fOUR CHORCH BELL COLLECTION GOIN: PARSON? J...-.: BANJO PROVE DIVIDE ZENITH Answer. What the hula dancer did to the guys in I he By Jomeo Jacoby IHIOI MOVIE: 'Sting II' IMAX) MOVIE: 'A 81r1111aer Nemld Dealre' 10:'ili]) MOVIE: 'PIIIoro of the • Sky' 10:30 (]) Trovoller'o World (I) Auici Reolng '81: World Enduran. . ' • Sllveratono Coverage of the Silverstone ·1000 is presented from Silverstone. England. mln.l · ·· l,.,.tlonol Edition INNN11:00. (1) (I) C!l. (I) rD. ()) Newa (J) Bill Colby Show (I) Agroneky and Comperiy liD Olvo In Conoert Opere 111r Wilhelmina Fernandez · perlormo with lha .Miami Chember Symphony. lenny Hill Sh"'!' 11:30 IIJC!J Tonight ShoW Tonlght'o guoot . lo Cloril Loochmen. (BO min:) . (]) IHt of Grouoho : CJ) lportt"en• ·, ([) WKRP In Clnolnnatl • (J) N8A SalkMbeH Pleyoffe: w..tery~ oitd/ or Eelterri Conference flnoll II gomo #I of ollher. the W11t1rn or E•slem Confer· ence Flnels Ia ·not nece• 11ry, rogulerly ocheduled 11!.09rernming _will ejr. ()) IA!enight America. TIXI ' ' (JJ) ABC N..,. Nlghtllno : · Twilight 1-1:41 IHIOI MOVIE: 'Tho D - . ' BARNEY I .The defense prevails .loop Electrical Refrigeration'' form 1tlf 1 the 18 -cartoon. · .. geslod .._ James Jacoby tar Whltit finally locates Myra ond 1he kldo. tRI (110: mln.l (I) To Sa Annoilnoed liD N....wetch , Do.r:er end dumptruck servl·· cas. D.A. Boston Excavat· ing. 614-867-6628 or814378 -11288. 84 Yestefday's -~ C!l St. Eloewhere. P• 10:00 'Reaaoneble Ratea: Trenching for water, gaa, electric and drainage linea. Call 614-446-8608 or 614-4482775. HI-LO TRAVEL 'TRAILER: Self Contained: Tandem Axle, Hyd. lilt: Air Cond: Altrlched Jllcko; Awning, Reeoe EQuollzer Hitch, Electric Weter Pump, Forced Air Hooting, Uoed very little: 14,9DO.DO. Cell '304·89&3440. 81 f'&'~1 \ RIDCl~l' , I. 1'\IE IIEtN 8/Tri!NIISP. ([) En,.,.lnrnent Tonight Wheel of Fonune (I) WfiHI of F-na liD MecNeii/Lihrwo New•'-• 1D New• • ()) New Nome Thet Tune •Jelfwaone IH80) Coming Attr-one 7:30 • f]) Tlo Tee Dough (]) Cl- Kid (I) lnlide the PGA Tour (J) All In tha Family (I) • <ll Family Feud (!)J-rdy . III Wheel of Fonune .tDN-1 • WKRP In Clnclnned hiliO) Not N-...rllr lhe , Nawo · B:QO · • (1) (!) Highway to Heevon (CCI An earthbound angelllokolho help Qf a rlluctent ex-police offi· cer In doing good deodo and helping thooe In need. (RI (2 h,...J . (]) Fl;pp.r (I) Flehln' H~ (I) MOVIE: 'Filii - k · (I) • ()) Fall Guy (CCI · Colt, Howle ond Jody ere forced to do benle with mobatera when they enter a grueling off-road reco. IR) (60 mln.l · Gl])crJtDoublo Dare Billy end Sloko go In search of a valuable murder witnell who hll okipped town. f60 min.) (I) (H) Spaceflight (CCI 'One Giant loop: The olgnlliconce of the Apollo,· apace proiect ia examined. (60 mln.l MOVIE: 'Key to • Reb«<oa' (HIO) MOVIE: ·'Fer Povl. none' Part 3 .· IMAXI ·MOVIE>'Bononaa' 8:30 ,(I) Outdoo,. TV Flahlnil . Mae. · ·11:00 (]) 700 Club (I) lloaen~e Sa~ Weter Joumel ([) • ()) MOVIE: 'Right to •Kiil7 !CCI . ' !D.' MOVIE: 'Chiller' - [CCI ~ . •. · , :,·()) (i))·W.hlmolcal Worlctcif Oz l. Frank." Bilum, tho crioa. tor of 'The Wizard of Oz.' io honored . (80 min.l 8:30 (I) Auto Racing '811: IHRA o... Reolng - Pro-Am Coverage of thlo racing event is prounted from RockIngham. NC. (110 mln.J IMAltl Mox Comedy Experiment: O.vld Steln- i liE: -:AID 1-\E:UKED , Now olrrange the Circled lett. . to (Answers tomonvw) (1) 8pGrtllllftlW (I) Sanford· and Son ~liM~,,,, ., ACCU~C' HIM OF ~Ne I-IE6ATIVE. 1 • Ona Dey II 1 Tlma 7:00 • (J) PM M-zlne (])B....- !-\~All'~"' W'tff THEY ALWAYS ILOUBES I rJ liD IIGdy Eleotrlo WIW'? .Aa?lJT 11-1' ~Cf'AAAT~ II I IHANKES! I K) &:30 • f]) C!l NBC N.... (]) Riflemen (I) Maida llpor1aiook (I) Gomer Pyre (I) • ()) AIC N.... (CCI • (I)()) CIS N (1) Nightly Buel,_. Report Fetty Tree Trimming, atump remove!. Cell 304-8751331 . 82 I EGGOR I [) u· AND A &~OTHER SO li1VIL.'! RON'S Television Service . House c•lli. on RCA. Quazar. _OE . Specieling In Zentth_. Call304-678-2398 or 614446-2464 . 1982 Honda CB 760 CuetOm. 5, 700 ... miles. wind jammer buddy Mat, bike rotoils $2,200 . 11klng $1,500. 304·8U-31172.. . ! S.Sii Hcmdo three whoele.r. 304-882-2505." HOW CfW O~E FAMIL.V A KIN C. SO 1<11\JDLY ~AI!i-11 NEEO MORE ROOM .. .In yQur mobile home? Mobile home addition by ROOM ADDITIONS, INC. 1819 Wethington Blvd., Belpre_. Ohio. Collll14·423-5826 . Sterk1 Tr8e and Lawn Ser· vice. atump removal. 304676-2010 . r 1] ·------- 1 1 ()) Newa . CAPTAIN EASY THAT ICII•IIIII Ell-~ tlf Henll Arnold ond BoiOI.Joo . a . EYENINg f]) (I) C!l. ([liD • f]) (I) (I) (1) Gene 'o Deep Stream CerpOI 1 Cleonlng. upho otrey . acotchguard. daodorlzers, lroo eolimatel. high~ ··commended. 614-992 6171 or 61 4· 742-2211 . O .and M. Contractora. Vinyl sidinG. replacement win· dowl, Insulating, roofing , new end remodeling. con~ crete. Call304-773-6131. 1981 900 Hondo ••cellon! condition. low mileage, 304-468-1863. Price $1800.00. . Vena & 4 W.D. flrurood UD.OO pickup I08d, UO.OO dlllvorod. Coil 304-171 -117112 or 1171· 29111. lmell enalneo end tiMor, 304-8711-3002. 1976 7150 Hondo 1700. Coli 614-246 -9239. ' 69 ScoHy 'e leeps tour, 1900.00. 304·6'7&-6053.. Uaed tri,mmers and chain uws. Pomeroy Home and Auto. 1114-992-2094. B.. utllul aeloctlon of ollk !lowfll for Memorial Day. Cllff'o Plica, noxt to Hein. . Brood Storo In Middleport. eot,.o, t2.70D. Cell 814245-5818 . 1981 Coleman loll down C.mper. Sl-o 8. Refrigerator. llko new. 12000. Call 814-9811-43118. . Livestock Flowers. bedding plants, hanging baskats. pots, vegetable planta, tomatoea, peppera, cucumber planta. Ciolond Greenhouoe. Vine St.. R;lcine. Ohio. HouraOally 10 :00 til dark . Sunday- 1 :DO Ill dark. Adult oized Weotern 'saddle and Hunt Se1t Biddle. C.tl 814-742-3192. .Motorcycles 2- 1979 Hondo ltR 600'o Make offer. Call 614-2469698 after 5 pm. 1978 red Mustang . Sun roof. 8 cyllnder, $1496 . 1977 Ford Mwerlck, lhe 1978 Malibu Clonic. 2 flrot $2&0 tako It home. Call door,$1995. 1980 Ply614-266-8261 alter mouth, $1496. 1978 Mer&:DOPIIII. cury Couger, t1696. 1977 Ponolac Grand Prix.$1296. 1949 Plymouth Cranb<ook 1974 Cornaro . $1296 . 4 dr. sedan, good shape. 1978 Pontiac SunBall offer. Coli 614-446 - bird,t986,. 1980 Renault. 1778 alter 8 . t1 296. 1976 Oldo Cutla... $696. 1977 Dodge truck. Cadillac 1981, Fleetwood olont 6, $991. Can oee at T Brougham, 4 door. dietel. '"d G Auto Sales under 30 -36 MPG . like now. Pomeroy-Maeon Bridge . 18.600. Call 304 -676 1731 ,eltor 6PM . 1977 Chevy Nova, call after 6:00, 304-676· 8163 . 1964 Crown lmporlel $~S6 or beot offer. Coll614-448- Gov't Surplu• cars and 4703. trucks. under t100 .00 . Now avallabht In your area . 1969 Oldsmol!lle 98. runo Call 1-619-569 -0242. 24 good. moke offer. Cell 614- hours. 246-9698 otter 6 pm: '76 Monte Carlo 1350.00 . 1967 Chevy Impala, good 75 lmplla, good motor, for cond .. for more information p\lrto. t2DD.DO. 304-676 l-ca_l_l6_1_4_-_2_4_&_-9_8_2_9_._ ___ 7218 . 1978 Plymouth Volori 6 cyl. '84 Monte Carlo, 304-676 auto. trono .. PS. go!Kf work 3282 e~llelter 6 :30. cor f?OO . . Call oyeningo I-6-14_-_3_B_B_-8_1_7_8_._._ _ ___ '79 Chevrolet Camero, VB 1976 Chevrolet Stetion 360• T ·top: PS, PB. AC , Wagon, <auto . trans., rurl• crui .. control. e3,600.00 . 88_ 2_-_ 32_6_6_· _ _ __ good $600 . Cell 51 '1-388- 1-3:--0:-4..-_ 81521 after 4pm. 1976 Valero for· parta , phone 3CI4-1175-7337 . '2 horn nellero. 4 it. buoh 1980 Chevy Monzo Sport F-:'-::'::--::'---~--7 hog. 611 . pull-tyoe Uioc. Cell, Cou_pe.,_red, '\ opd .. oxc. 191!2 Plymoulh Ouste;, cond .. ooie owner. U.450. f600.00. Alter· 6:00 cell . 614- 441!, 326~. .Call 61.4:448 -1640'.: · 304,896-3638. · Big heavy duty 8 ton united farm wagon, running gean. 1981 Chevette. 4 dr, auto, Trucks for Sele $379.96. Owatonna hoy am·fm, 12499. John's Auto 72 bined 1796. Cell 614-288- Sales, Bulavllle Rd. Gallipo· Ill 814-44&-4782. Che,vy luv pickup, the lirot 6622. •soq tokes It h9me. Cell 136 M111ay Ferguson tree~ 81 Horizon 4dr., 41,DOO mi. 814 - 266-6261 alter tor with Maney Ferguson 80 Colt 2 dr .. 47.000 mlleo. 6:00PM. cycle bar mower. all ett· Coli 614-379 -2726 . oched $3,496. New Holland 1 -------~-- 79 Buick Limited all electric, 66 baler $695 . 4 wheel rake 1973 Muatang V-8. auto, cruise, 52.000 miles. excel · 829&. Cell 614-286-8622 . runo good, needobodywork, lent condition. payment• or $326. 1972 Toyou. needo pay off. Cell 614-388Seero &HP tiller. Call 614 - tranominlon, $100. Cell 8482. 446-1827. 614-379-2430. 1977 Ford F-1 00. auto. John Deere B tractor with For sale or trade tor late redlo. PS, PB. $2399 . groder blade end 16 ft. model motorcycle. 1977 John'a Auto Salea. Bulaville trailer. Dual t,andem axles. Olda Startire with sunroof. Rd .." Galllpollo. 614-446Good tirea on everything. Cell 614-379-2260 alter 7 . 4782 . $2,000. Con "" In even1879 DodgeWorlo<:kll, 'loT. Ing•. Turn right 1.1 mitea out 80 Melibu wagon. 67 Now Umo Rd. from Rutland. Chovoll, 71 Oldo Cutlooo, 78 pickup, 11opolde. ohon bed. luv truck. Will gko tredo. all power whh air. chrome \11 mUe on rtght . Coii814-4411-7B32. wheel a & bumper, cuatom Cub Lowboy 16 inch belly atrtplng inalde 8. out. Tonmower . Cub Tractor with 79 Nova one owner, 8 cyl. . neau cover, varnished rails, cultlvotoro. MF36 gu auto. PS. new tlreo, 12,495. perfo~t cond. Ca11814-446· MF246 dio10l, MF171 die: 81 Plymouth 4 cyl., auto.. 97BD .· oel, 311DO Ford dleul, 1700 PS , PB. air radial tirea, 1 - - - - - - - - - - Ford 4WD. Mltoubulohi 180 $2,896. Call 814-2811 - 78 GMC PU new bed. new 4WO with loader. Several 8622 ; tender. 360. 4-WD. auto. Call614-379-21168. used mower conditioner~ . Falrplain Tractors Salea. Ri· 1979 Muotang AC, PS. PB, play, . W.Vii. Cell 304-372- AM-FM ca11atta. ax. cond. Call 814-446-3231 otter 9875. &PM . Pole Building• Conotrucled for commerciel. garagea. 19711 Ford Orondo, good farm. atorea, etc. Any alze, cond . Coll814-4411-82113 pr tree eotlmello. Call 304- 814-4411-2341. 675-3881. 63 74 1983 Honda Magna. like new. low mileage, lots of Tr dllS pnri.!IIUII . 8:00 • . II Unocromblelheee four Ju.-_ one 1811« lo 8ICh square, to form four ordlnlly wools. 6/22/8& House pelnt~ftg a. trailer roof loP•· Call 614'446 -2614. 7 plgo. Rlce'o Pig Farl'fl, 2 miles oft Rt . 112 on Ten Mile Rood, IJD.DD eoch, 304468-1683. . WEDNESDAY D 1. A Contractors: Siding, roOfing. new structures, remodeling. decks: patios. Free eatimatet, GallipOlis, Oh . Coll614-448 -7887 . Four ,.Oiolered Pollld Herelord Bullo. 14 to 18 montho old. Coii304-1175-188B. JJ1l11100m.tbm CRYPTOQUOTB 1·11 z·u I MH K8 8 ZUQ , APZ'A .. ' IJ .SEJO Z I ZV T H NT XV T Bt:FUAP NJES ZU OHTAF JB TU FUQHZVP NJES FLFU HTIIFE ZB - " IPF IPF MHKBBFE'V NZHH QKZSF" Y•taNilr'a CrJtoqaote: mE WORDS IN 0 \ ~· , I' ' ms MOl.l'm .WERE SMOCYMIER THAN BU'I'TER, 8111' MARGARINE WAS IN ms HEART.-- LEONARD LOUIS LEVtNSO!ol. ,, . .' SJ . ' �Wednesday, May 22. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pllge-1 4-The Deily Sentinel Winning Ohio lottery 'numbers CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tues- 1141. day's winning Ohio Lottery PICK..f ticket sales tot<lled numbers: Dally Number $163,656, wtth a parof! due ot$73,914. I 245. PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays$1,532. Ticket sales totaled $1,<»!0,933-M, • PICK-4 Sl box bet pays $383. - with a payol.! dueof$.Ii5,al. PICK..f ~~~~~@»~~~~~ ~~~ ELBERFELDS · . · DRE . SALE t .~ BUY NO IN FOR GRAD A ION snd CLASS REUNIONS/ ., ' , PROClAMATION - Mayor Richard Seyler has • proclaimed '11amoday, Friday and saturday as Poppy ' oBy 1M In Pomeroy.1be poppy Oowerwas adopted by American Legion AuxWarys as a tribute lo tbe war dead and poppy day donallons aid living veterans and llldr families. Contributions are used soley for children and youth and rehahllltatlon In the local community according to the mayor's proclamation. Seated left to right on Mayor Seyler's lap are Jessica Wrigld,. Poppy Princess, and Carrie Knapp, little Mls8 Poppy. Standing left 1o right are Anna Will, · Junior Miss Poppy; Loretta nemeyer, poppy chairman forDrewWebsterPosi39Lailles' Auxiliary; and vecJ& Davis, Senior Citizen Poppy Queen:· . . . t TO ~ &> . ~· ~ ' $5800 ' ELBERFELDS ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ POMEROY . Village funds total $185,062 . . All Pomeroy vUiage funds as of May 20 totaled $].8;,062.28, reports Jane Walton, village clerktreasurer. : Receipts, disbursements and the j!lld of the month balance. rewpec· lively, In each of the funds making up the total Include: general, $24,340.95, $22,559.1.3, $20,007.54; safety, sm. no disbursements, $3717.25; · street malntalnance, $12,882.55, $10,91ll.63, $1775.40; state highway. $134.70, no dlsburements. $12,542.61; fire. $538.1.3, $20.74. $1754.59; cemetery, $3ll.77, $451.12, $3378.71; water department , $20,009.97. $10,201.60; $66,9&1.22; sewer, $8255.25, $11,613.66. $3536.88; guarantee meter, Slm, $326.37, $8W5.46; utilities, no receipts, $3388;30, $12,417.42; pollee pension, no receipts, no dlsburSE'ltlents, no balance; · recreation, no receipts, $-'XX), $3.'15.16; revenue sharing. SGrol.OO, no disbursements, $6531; permissive tax, $1010.91, $830.ffi, $3960.29; · sale of building, $382.55, $382.45, $270.22; building debt, $117.45, no disbursements, $1647.25; perpetual care, no receipts, no disbursements, $1.!0!.25; cemetery" lund, no receipts, no disbursements, $17,825.12; bond retirement, no receipts, no <llsbursements, 17,264.88. Receipts for the month totaled $75,142 . 23 . Disbursements amounted io $61,182.15: Volunteers for the American Heart Association, Meigs County Branch. are gearing up for the 4th Annual Fun Run for Hearl. spon. sorro· . by Veteraps Memorial SAVE25¢ (.n I<Ty • , • rv .J 0 ~V SIZ£ •,}j,'-. Health department sets WIC schedule 1be Meigs County Department of Health has announced the schedule lor the pickup of WIC program coupons a I the health department offices. It Is: !ioople with last names starting wtth A through G, Monday, June 3; those with last . names starting with H through P, Thurs- day. June 6; those will last names starting wtth Q through Z, Friday, June7. Pickup hours on all days are 9to11 a.m.and 1 to3p.m. Thosewho cannot pick up the coupons on the designated day a re to picked them upfrom9tolla .m. andl to3p.m.on June 10or June 17. Weather forecast Becoming mostly cloudy today. wtth a chance of afternoon shoWers and highs belwren 70 and 75. Rain likely and a chance of thunderStorms tonight, with a low between 50 a nd 55. Cloudy Thursday. with a chance of rain and highs near 70. · ., Extended foreca,'lt MOIIIIy fair through the period, with highs In the 70s each day. Overnight l!lws wiD be In the upper 408 or the OOs. Memorial 1tis •Cut Flowers •Potted Plants •Wreaths ' Vot.36, No .28 • • at y enttne 2 Sections. 16 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Tl)ursday. May 23, 1986 Copyrighted 1986 25 Cants A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper New business may move dirt soon By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Writer Fisher's Big Wheel could begin taking bids lor earthmoving at Its Laurel Cliff site as early as next week, according to Rick Noka , assistant real estate · manager for the discount chain. According to a letter from Noka. which was read at Wednesday's meeting ol the Meigs County Commls· · stoners, site engineering Is scheduled for completion Frlday.lflhls deadline Is met, bids lor the earth work can.then be accept('(!. Phil Robet1s, englneer-sutveyor on the projeet, reported last week that a meeting with the Ohio ·Envlro11J11ental PrOtectio·n Agency Is needed prior to completion of site en¥fneerlng. According to a spokesman from Roberts' Gallipolis office, .that meeting has taken place and as far as he (Roberts) knows site engineering should meet deadline. Public hearing set At the request o!Tom Smith of J.D. Drilling, RacinE?, commissioners wtll hold a public meeting In their office Wednesday, May29: 11 a.m., todlscussa request from the drilling company for the commissioners to allow the surface application of salt brine for dust control on private property owned by J .D. Drilling, James Diddle and the Racine Gun Club. LoCations Included In . the request for brine appllcatJon are the J.D. DrUllngplpeyard In R;tclne; a prlvate driveway own!'!! by James Diddle whlrh !s an extension ot Sutton 'f'ownshlp Rd. 100; .a prl\iate parking lot owned by James DlddleoffCountyRd. 281n Sutton Township; a priva te (!riv!'Wayowned by James Diddle which Is an extension of Lebanon Township Rd . · 433; and a private drlveway and parking lot owned by the Racine Gun Club bff Sutton Township Rd. 106. According to a proposed plan present.ed to the commissioners by Smith, brine will be applied only as needed , or as requested, but not to exCf'ed one application per week . . Couriholl!le painting job The court house painting job wtll 'be advertised for the first time on May21wtth bids to be opened on June 19 the corrunlssloners reported. Minor repairs and Improvements are already being done Inside the building and to the courthouse yard. Commissioners expressed their thanks to Ed Durst and Hubbard's Greenhouse for their contributions of flowers whlcl) have been planted around the courthouse. · • . According to Ted Warner, highway department crew supervisor, the county has not yet purchased all the equipment scheduledfor1ffl5. Warne~ still plans to purchase·two new trucks tater In the year. Commissioners su~ted to Warner and Roberts, county engineer, to give one of the county's old trucks to the local disaster service to be used for mourn lng its large generator. Both men agreed that thlswas a good Idea. As requested by Rick Crow , county prOS€CUtlng attorney. commissioners a re allowing Community Corrections Progra m workers to be' covered by worker's compensation. The worker's camp, which Is necessary according to grant guidelines. is to be paid from the program grant. According to Crow. S.IO non-violent felons on prohallon, are presently enrolled In the community service program. E·nroltees are not paid wages and are available to work for any county government agericy. They are scheduled to begin working in Syracuse In the, qear future under the direction of Syracuse VIllage Councilman Ken Cundiff. (Continued on page 161 Meigs officials told county must help itself Run for Heart slated·June 1 the race. The race features six age dlv· lslons; 12 and under, 13-18, 19·30, 3140 and 50 and over. Regjstratlon forms can be plcklid · 'fi0$pllal. . up at LOCker 219, Veterans MemorFourdWerent races are slated for . ·lal Hosl'(tal and Dr. Craig. Mat-' June1; beglnnlngat9a.m. on Mill St. thew's office In Middleport. In Middleport. The races Include a Funds raised from the races go to lOK-6.2 mtie race for the serlous programs of research, professional runner, a SK-3.1 mile, a one mllefun and public education and commun· - run and kiddie races. Icy . serVICe supported ·by, !be Race registration ls$61n ad"ance, • American Heart Association. · • .. and f7 race day. The kiddie race Is For mote 'lntm:rnatlon call" 992- • . $3.50. Free t-shtrts wtil be given to 6658. . the first 100 runners registered for e :W CASUAL and DRESSY STYLE~ SUNDRESSES and JACKET DRESSES SALE PRICED $879 • ~ Rv SAVE ALL THIS WEEK ON JUNIOR. MISSES and HALF SIZE DRESSES. QUALITY 'BRANDS INCLUDE JOAN CURTIS, BETTER HALF and WIZ. Commission m11Y create child abuse advisory board "So the bottom line Is, you can't county Itself to make, Included help us unless we help ourselves." zoning! community pride and comThis was the message which came munlty clean-up and restoration. through to Hank Cleland, Pomeroy .With regard to zoning, Clappsadrealtor. at a mt'l'tlng held Wednes- die pointed out that It's hard to A chUd a buse and child neglect day a t. the Meigs Inn with represen- Interest c lients In settling In areas advisory board may be created in tatlvesfrom theOhloDepartment of where "~.(XX) homes can.IJ!:found Meigs County. Development. next to shan.tles," According to The ·enactment of Substitute Ci!)lancl was among about 25 Clappsaddle, "lndustty wants to be HouseBIII 319. which became law on Individuals at the meeting which. neighbors wtthlndustiy" and zoning Dec. 26, 1984 , and provides funding Included loca l. chamber' .of com· could establish such a nelghorhood. tor child abuse and child neglect -: merce members, the county com- Hank Cleland stated!hat (Je has, tor. prevention programs. also allows · missioners .. th~ county engineer, a tong time, been In favor ot zoning. tor the est abllshent of a county Child local liuslnessmen.and others. The One or' , the mabi sllgges'tlons Abwie a nd Child Neglect Advisory . Board. · . mretlng was arranged by the brought out at the meeting was to As requested byMichaeiStrtnger. Pomeroy Area Chamber of eQcourage expansion and retention ·director of the Governor's Office of Commerce. of businesses and lndustrys already Moch· of ' what was said . hi " In the ci!tJnty. The swakers all' (!'It Crin)lnal Justice Services, the Meigs County Conimissioners.. will y~tPrday's meeting regafdtng eCo· . this Is an lmportant·area ~toft en , .. declck'.if.thcy·want .to crea le' sucri a .··. nomic ..llevelupment In Meigs ·overlooked by eountles. • · board: · : : .. ·· Countywasoldhatalidhasbeensald ·_' Ca lla~ · and Cl~ppsaddie exAnother option allowed by lhen!'W numerous times before by different plalned that most of their clients are law is for two or more connecting looking fOT "existing buildings" In Individuals or agencies. cou nties to form a Mult i-County However. a few pertlnant sugges- which lo locate and that ..Meigs District to be served by a Multi!Ions werp made by speakers, County Is lacking In this area. Only County Child Abuse ·and Child Sheryl Dickey, developmenta l spe- foreign tndustrlesseemtobelooklng Neglect Advisory Boafd. Howevel' . clallst for the oooq, Jerry Calla- for "raw land" according to Indicated Wednes commissioners han , manager of economic develop- Callahan who noted that In the last · day /hey would probably not be in ment lor Columbus and Southern · five years, only two German vent'er economic development In Meigs County. Jerry ON THE FLOOR - AD 'three of yesterday's favor ol a multi-county board. Elecfrlc Co .. and Paul Clappsaddle, firms showed any Interest In Callallan of Colwnhla Gas, Sheryl Dickey of the Ohio speakers at a m.,tlng arranged by the Pomeroy Area Commissioners also have the manager of economic development ·locating In Southea stern Ohio. Depautment of Development, and Paul Clappsaddleof Chamber of Commerce took the Door together 1o option of not E.'S tabllshlng ell her type forColuml)la Gas. The main thrust of the mPssages Colwnbw! and SouUtem Electric Co., llo r, answered BII8Wer questions from the audience reganllng of board and (('ttlri'g the Stat Accordlnglothetrlo,Melgswould delivered yesterday seemed to be the questioll!l as best they could. Children's Trust Fund Board handle be more Dkely 1o attract new for the county to set attainable goa ls Meigs County matters directly. Industry If water and sewage and for Improvement, see them TheGovemor'sOfflceofCrlminal transportation were bnproved. It through , and then market Itself Justice Services lsdesignatedby the was noted that many o!tbese types accordingly. new taw to provide staff tor the of Improvements depend upon state When the county reaches the point RIO GRANDE -Although a new In November 1~. By llle time w e toads has to be pr(lventcd to the Children· s Ttust Fund Boarq to and federal funding. but other that outside Industries could be law governing brine disposal from got this, It was draft number 10. It respective governing bodies. and assist all counties participating 1rt Improvements, which the speakers drawn to the area, "the state will be otl and gas drUllng sites is only a took a lot to gt>t what we have now." the commissioners, councils or the program . The ni'Wly crmtcd felt were within the power of the there to heip," Dickey said. · month old, modifica tions are al· Officials are now discussing trustees must pass a resolution state board will provide grant s tor ready being discussed with state exceptions to some of the new Ia w •s allowing brlne to be used. When that programs to prevent child abuse provisions for people whOse gas and Is done, the t'!'SOiutton Is forwa rded and neglect In all areas of the state. has come oil wells are used for domestic to the chief of ODNR's oil a nd gas According to Strlng<'r. It wtll be price ot gasoline Is $1.25 . from those discussions, said Camille purposes. Stearns said. Those division. who makes the final By United Press lntemallonal late 1985 before allocation of funds soline will be abundant this Th Ohl A t Cl b fu .. Stearns, general counsel for the oil exceptions a !'I' "all in the discussion decision. which would be available to Meigs Ga 1 e o u o u says e was and gas division of the Ohio stage," she added. But if a property owner wants to County are known. However. the Memorial Day we:ekend. but the $1.18 a gallon In April, and a year ·Department of Natura l Resources. The new lawallows forsomeollhe use brlne on his own pt·operty, that taw speci!II'S that each county may ago. It was $1.Zl, three cents under §tearns spoke here Wednesday to previously-accepted means of brine motorist In some part of Ohio will decision Is made solely by the county receive a minimum of $10,001 a the national average. a meeting of the policy advisory disposal to contlnue, but with .have to pay more for It than he did commissioners, Stearns said. It is the understanding of year. In Northeast Ohio, gasoline prices committee of the O~ io VaUey tougher regu lations designed to last year at. this time. The new jaw puts new regulations Commissioner Rich ,Jones that each The Ohio Motorlsts Association In are up a n average ol7.4 cents since Regional Development Commls- prevent pollution of the fresh on brlne haulers, ordering them to county's money allotn'tent could be Cleveland said prlces In northastern April a nd a gallon ot gasoline now sian's Southeast Ohio Rivet Trlbu· groundwater supply, Stearns said. register 111th the state. pay a applied to medica l care, temporary Ohio are about eight cents a gallon ' costs an averageof$1.263, the OMA tarles panel. The meeting was The use of brine for dust and Ice one· time fe<>, post a bond and ca rry housing, training, rehabilltatlonand higher than thPy were at Easter, but said still about 5.3 cents less than last 1-ht weekend at self·setvo attended by representatives from control was one of the "most an Insurance policy, Stea ms addrd. ot her child abuSI'-negtcet related s c Gallla.Melgs,LawrenceandScloto . controversial" procedures uSed lor needs. . year. pumps, .the average price of counties. disposal, Stearns said. State funds for the new program · But the Ohio Auto Club says says gasoline will be$110for regular and · Some legislators and smaller oil "!,know I've gotten calls about this will come from the raislngofcertain unleaded the OMA r the Prlce Is about five cents a gallon ~•1 ·185 •or '' • · and gas operators In southeastern from all over the state," she Ires Inc luding CCI'tifl cations of JTIOre than last year. reports. AI full-setvlce pumps, Ohio are protesting House Bill 501, explained. "It was the most SOliTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. births and copies of birth and death The ' average cost of a gallon of rcgu largasol'" owtllavera ~$1344 u, c "'' · which became law Aprlll2. for Its controversial means of disposing of tUPI) -1'1Iree men. Including two certificates which will rost an gasoline In Ohio wiD be $1.26 this per gallon and unleaded . will be new guidelines and restrictions. A brlne under the old law, but the from Columbus, Ohio, were ar· additlono 1$2, and filing of decrees of weekend. Nationwide. the average $1423 petition Is currently being ctrcu· legislature has said It wUI continue. rested Wednesday when pollee divorce or dissolution wUI cost an ., lated lhrough the region by the "Why?" she continued. "There raided a hotel and seized abOut one addltlona I $10. Until these funds are Southeas.tem Ohio Oil & Gas were not enQugh documented ~ascs pound of cocaine wtth an estimated collected thP aclual amountsavalla· Association asking the legislature to that brine used for dust and Ice street value ofS250.00l. ble to work wllh wilt not be known. modify the law, whlcli the assocla· control had a serlous environment a I Charged with distribution of The new taw also increases l)y $7 Uon claims wUI harm the lndustzy. Impact. On the other hand. there cocaine were Harold Harless Jr., 31 , the amount of /he marriage license "Part of our response has been, were many county commissioners Ravenswood. and Lawrence Pril· ft'e. This Increase is being used to howdoyoucomeupwlth somethlng who testified that they needed brine Ierman. 59, and Robert Singer, 41, fund shelters forvicttmsofdom estl~ that lsn'.t an exception to the taw?" · lor their roads and township roads, both of Columbus, Ohio. The three violence. Steams said. and that they could get It free many were held In /he Kanawha County The law can be changed, but only tlmes from an operator who just JaU. through legislative action, she said. wanted to get ridoflt ." South Charleston Pollee Detec· • tive C.E. Hammons ca lled the drug the new law, proposals to Under "But this Is not an easy task," she use brine on county, city or township bust the biggest In the city's history. said. "This bill was ltrst Introduced COLUMBUS IUPI) - Former Gov. Jamf:'s A. Rhodes is mcettni "1th Republican county chalrmalt Dt. Romola Hopkins, cummtly during Monday night 's monthly lract.ed for part-time admlnlstra· from across the sta te to discuss his assistant superintendent for opera· board meeting. live services provided by Dr. possible candidacy for governor !Ions at the Columbus DevelopmenDr. Hopkins has held numerous Richard Hunter whO has since next year, It was reported today. Rhodes ha s held four such. tal Center In Columbus, has been administrative positions within the established his own consultlng.flnn. tne(>tlngs.lncludlngone Wednesday, selected as the riew executive Ohio Department of Mental Retar- The board had been without night In Akron where he talked wit~ BRINE lAW Dm!CRIBED - CamUie atean.,left, JI&Wlral counoel director of the Ganta.Jackson· dation and Developn1entat Dlsablll· !ull-t(lt)e administrative leadership for the oil and 1• dMIIoa of lbe Oblo DepArtment of Natunl Meigs Mental Health BOard In ties and has considerable college· for more than a year. Mrs. Maxine northeastern Ohio GOP counl}i. Resources, dMcribee le~~~WM of the brine lllpcl'al llw lit a Gallipolis. level teaching experlenCI". She will Plummer, Wellston, was the former chalrman. the Columbus CitizenJournal sa ld today In a meetMJ In IUo Ol'lillde Wednellday. At SkL rw' riJhl .. LOu Willden of The board successfully ended. its ~ssurne her new duties on June 3. tulltlme executive director. attributed to Republican sources. : Ohio VaDey Repm.J Development Commllllon. The board had previously con· search lor a full·ttme director Changes planned for .· new brine l~w LIMIT -ONI COUPON I"I!I'II'URCHAM. • /lwilllabll! 1n the fUIC& dnnk Mction ot yrur SUI)eff'!'latkel -·-·---------··li GENERAL FOOOS COAPOAAriON ·Gasoline plentiful, b~t higher' ofl:~~~~othlng defl~lte Cocaine charges filed against trio •Sprays •Arrangements In Silk. Live ond Plettic Flowera FLOWERS PROVIDE A VEA.RL V PROOF OF GOD'S LOVE May, by bringing forth the flowers, adams th1s land df ours; each species beautifies fragrance, color. 5hape and size The earth on mountainsid ps or plains In floral grandeur, ted by rains; Where petals, br~lliant· hued , abound On bushes, trees and on the ground. In any Church you may attend, Ttiis beauty helps you comprehend The springtime lesson~ will give: God loves this world in which we livet ,.._""'!'_ · · Opinions sought -G loria Nowak .Po~.!.~~y Flowe~..~~~p •92·5721 hnotroy, Ofoio We Acclpl All Major Crtelil (erdt alld We Wlrt Flowert htrywhorl New director chosen by 648 board 'WOrt· \' I , i "• ;' I I • I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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