http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/870c9d93f43e52baf9c16ff77dccb242.pdf 3f60db4400aa336b587af4bae7ac0edc PDF Text Text Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeloy-Mickleport. Ohio .Beat of the bend Ma•·t·ied 71 years The marina will be open for public uae once the area has been cleaned off, II was reported by Mayor Hoffman. In other action, Councilman Paul Gerard reported ·on the recent meetbig of the Bend Area Development committee. He presented logos wblch be had designed Incorporating the proposed new name, Bend Area .Association of Communities Together or Bend Area ACT. the laaoon and an Inspection aimed a formulAting a sludge control program. He said that the for Iva Stewart who Is In serious upper lagoon Ia filled with sludge By BOB HOEFLICH A whole bunch of congratula· condition at the Holzer Medical which needs to be removed. The · !Ions go to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Center. Before retirement, Iva cheapest way, he suggested. did the baking at Jack's Dairy would be to pump It out and : wmard who are Bar In Middleport so many of you spread It on the approxlmately60 · celebrating acres In that area which the will remember her. their 71st wed· village OWJ18. ding annlver· The mayor said that EPA The Tuppers Plains Christian sary today, May approval would be required for Cemtery Is maintained solely by 23. any sludge disposal plan. the contrlbu tions of p!!9ple. U Of course, It's at the meeting Agalndlscussed you haven't yet contributed to a quiet obserthe finances of operating were vance. The Willards reside at keep the cemetery In shape, and · the public transit system, the · 38451 Rock Springs Road, would like to, then send along Streak Cab. Councilman Blue your donation to the Tuppers Pomeroy. Deo,yey Horton again questioned And to the Willards go the Plains Christian Cemetery VIllage's role of supPomeroy congratulations of many Meigs Fund; Rubal Caldwell, TreasCountlans and special best urer; 40878 Old 7 Rd., Reedsville, · port for the system and Mayor . wishes from the Hemlock Grove Ohio. I'm advised your contrlbu· Hottman advised that he had received a letter from Jane Church, neighbors, friends and tton will be greatly appreciated. Walton, Pomeroy V!Dage clerkthe c_ommunlty. Sociable PearI Russell loves treasurer, request1n1 a financial Graduation was observed at company. Spending Mother's report on the operation. The Day with her In Racine were Mr. mayor advised that he Is sendlnl Locomotion Saturday. and Mrs. Floyd · T. (Kenda a copy of the same financial : Locomotion Is the new teen dance center located In the Russell) Chapman, now llvllng In report to PomeroY VIllage as he former Elberfeld Warehouse on Pickerington and It turned out to submits to the Ohio Department be a good deal since the Chap- of Transportation every three Meehan lc St. Every graduate atteildlng Sat- mans took Pearl out to dinner so months. Council voted to send a letter of urday night's dance was pres- she didn't have to labor In the ented a graduation gilt from. the kitchen. And - on the Saturday commendation to the Middleport adult dance committee and before Mother's Day, Pearl's Fire Department for efficiency cakes, decorated In the colors of nephew, Paul Dean Parsons of In handling the chemical spill at Eastern, Meigs, Southern and Florida paid Pearl a surprise Hobson. Members also commended the other departments Wahama High Schools were visit. and agencies who were on the given away during the evening. . A nice gesture by Kathleen scene. Jay Michaels of WXIL was the Fryor. Councilman Bob Gilmore redisk jockey for the evening and Kathleen went.to the the Dora! ported that he expects to have the graduates as well as all of the enough signatures on the Hobson other young people attending the department at Kroger's and area annexation petitions before ordered an attractive ·floral dance w~re given a special treat the next council m!!t!tlng. Once ' In a trio that Jay brought along arrangement. adequate signatures are secured She took II to the office at the with him. The trio does scratch then the petitions will be pres· . store so that everyone . could · records, rap and breakdanclng ented to the . Meigs County , enjoy. · and entertained all of the young The card on It read: "For all Commissioners for final action. people Saturday night - the Arrangements were made for e working Moms at Krogers." young people were delighted by Council to be represented at the And, of course, Kathleen did all the group. June 19 meeting of the MlddleIs to tie In with Mother's Day. Summer hours are now being portChamberofCommercetobe observed at tile Saturday night Getting those plants Into the held at the Dairy Queen In dances- thatls 9 to12 and by this ground sure makes you aware of Middleport, as a show of support Saturday video games and a pool parts of your body you didn't to the chamber project work. table are expected to be Installed know you had- yep, very aware. In the game room as an added Oh well, the Dowers will be attraction at the. center. beautful and you'll love harvest· -. ' Your prayers are being asked lng your own veggles. So do keep smiling. He described the group as having an emphasis of '"com: munltles working together, shar· tng lnfonnat!on, not competing but complementing." Obtaining toll free service between Bend area communities on both sides of the river Is a project currently under consideration by the new group. Racine Lerton Auxiliary 602 will meet Thursday, 7:30p.m., at the post borne. Free clG4hl'll Day Gallla-Melgs Community Ac· tlon Agency will hold Its free clothing day for low . Income Ho~pital Numerous non-certified subs tl· tute positions for the 1989-90 school year were filled by the Meigs Local School District Board of Education at a recessed meetlngheldMondaynlght!n the board office. EmplOyed as substitute ald~s were Donna Grueser, Judy Eblin, Connie Jones, Josle Morton, Carolyn Nicholson, Tracey O'Dell, Karen Pooler, Janet Simpson, and Dinah Stewart. Williams and Edna Davia. Employed aa aubstltute custodlans were Carroll Johnson, Jack, King, Gerald Pulllns Sr., Rl· chard Thomas, Sam Morrlaon, Andy Batey, Jonathan Dunn, Barry Grueser, Douglas JenkinS, Steve Lane, Chartes Leach, Don Roush, David Lewis, and Charles Hysell. Substitute secretaries hired-. were Wanda Ashley, Brenda' Hysell, Ully K!lnnedy, VIcki Smith, Marjorie Walburn, Melissa Black, Naomi Findlay, Wanda Gardner, Cathy Lane, Marilyn Meter, and · Melba: Shreve.· · .. At _ last night's meetlnr the · board also hired Cliff Kennedy as an assistant track coach and · changed the next regular board . meettnr to June 21; , Veterans Memorial Monday admissions - Chris Hutton, Rutland; Kenneth Mar· ktns, Racine; William Stover, Racine; Myrtle Gore, Tuppers Plains; Allee Strullle, Pomeroy; Cynthia Mayle, Long Bottom; Donna Roilsh, Syracuse. Monday discharges - Perry Mttch, Chris Hutton. · ---Local news briefs ... 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O'DELL LUMBER 992-5776 SYIACuSL OHIO ~age 1 · COLUMBUS, Ohio (lJPI) -A · contract for 27,000 state em- _l!l,9yees, already rejected liy the ~nlon once, will take effec\ July 1 unless It Is rejected ·by at least 60 percent of the union's total · membership. · John E . Drotnlng, a Case Western Reserve University professor appointed as fact-finder In the dispute be'lween the state ani! the Ohio Civil Servl<:e Employees Association, has refused to make any changes In !he tentative agreement approved by union officers Aprll1 . The propased 2 ~-year contract calls for three a-nnual pay raises of 4 percent each. OCSEA members rejected the proposal last montlt, but only about 7,200 of the 27,000 eligible members bothered · to cast ballots. ' " ' Reslden Is whose las I names begin with H, I,andJmustrenew their license plates during the month of June. While persons are now receivIng notices from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles In Columbus offering the new optional mall·ln system, renewals may still be made at the Ucense Bureau located at 186 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Hours have been extended for the public's COIM!IIIence. On Monday, Wednesday, Thunday and Friday, the office \Pilll be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on S.turday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. All commercial truck, tralJere, tann trucks, and noncoml'lliii'Cial trall,era must purcllue licensee bY May 31. · . '•' . i . f alumni, April Smith and JoAnne WW1a1111, rillae lhe purple and while Pomeroy t1a1 Ia obllervance of tbe alumni reunion this weekend. Under ~tate rules, a !act· <:b8pters In the state, and that finder's report can only be . union members · would begin overtu~IUK} It J!l,l, e<~rct'l.t•._ot J!.:~ ....VoMol '. q t . . III.~T.IIe balloting union's total rnembershlp votes should be cothplf:ted by June 1 to reject II. and results announced within a few days. · ·· ' 'There Is no compelling reason , One !If the biggest disputes In forthlsfact-flndertorecommend the proposed agreement Is over awards or takebacks, for either the sick-leave policy, In which party," Drotnlng said In his employees accrue lime at the report, which was released rate of 3.1 hours of sick leave for Monday. each two-weekpayperlod, which The OCSEA, largest of the . would produce about SO hours of state employee unions, had . sick leave a year. ·. asked for a review of clauses Drototng refused to change dealing with health Insurance, that' provision, noting the union wages, sick leave and job audits, had gained a l)lajor concession while the state wanted the fr!lm the ~tate In Increasing the fact-finder to review clauses sta.te's share ofthe cost of paying dealing with vacations and promotions. t~~!~ th~~~~~~d :=~~~: OCSEA spokesman Peter employees will pay 1 ~ percent of Wray said ·the fact-finder's re- the premiums the first year and port was being mailed to all 160 12 percent In the ensuing years. · WASHINGTON (UP!) be conducted June 1-15. About 117,000 farmers and "Gathering this type of Inforranchers will be contacted In mation from . producers Is the early June for an Agriculture only way to develop reliable crop Department survey that will and livestock estimates for an assess crop and livestock produc- orderly marketing system." said tion and Inventories. · Rich Allen of the Agrlcu llural The survey, announced Tues- Statistics Board. ''The estimates day, . will Include about 3,250 ·are a working tool to help farmers and ranchers In Ohio. farmers and ranchers In their The Information will be used In decisions about production, marmaking state. regional and na- keting and Investments In their tional estimates on crop and operations." livestock output. The s~rvey will The June agricultural survey be conducted through telephone Is the first and largest of a series Interviews and face-to-face conducted throughout the year sessions. by the National Agricultural Officials said the survey would Statistics Service. • ry --Local news . Cullunis "one of a kind' .in her profession at Veterans Memorial Start with a convenient checking account. Then toss in a big hunk of protection with up to $100,000 in accidental death insurance. Add a layer of free credit card protection and a slice of em~rgency ~h advance anytime you need it (available with your MasterCard or Visa). Put in a healthy portion of financial newsletters and pour on a geperous sauce of discounts on travel, entertainment. dining and lodging. Garnish with a free registered key ring, and you have it. The mosf delicious checking account in town. The Club. Stop by any of our convenient offices today and order it ~ for yourself. ll"1li • .,. EOPLES PolntPit188m 875-1121 i P011r persons were Injured In a two car-collision at 8: 03 p.m. Tuesday In Meigs County on US 33, at SR. 881, at Darwin, according to the State Highway Patrol. • Troopers said James R. Hill, 34, Rutland, who was headed east, lost control on a curve. His vehlclewentlntothewestbound lane, collldl!ll with another car drtven by Charlotte J. Smith, 34, Hockingport. Damage was heavy to both. cars. lllll, and two passengers In the Smith car, James R. Smith, 40, and Aaron Smith, 7, both of Hockingport, suffered minor visible Injuries. Charlotte Smith suffered a serious visible Injury. All four were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Another Melp County accident occurred at2: 40 p.m. on SR. 7, one mile norlb of the Gallla-Melgs County line. , TrooperssaldKathertneP. Weaver, 74,Pomeroy,lostcontrol and her car went off the road, Into a ditch and down an· embanlanent. Damaae was moderate. Tbete wu no citation. Weaver was Injured and taken to Veterans Memorial HospiW. : ·, Workshop pkJnned June 5 I The Nurslnr Home Area Tralntna Center, a dlvlalon of the' Oblo Department of Health, Area AJency on AIInl Seven. Inc., , and Overbrook Center are co-1ponaortng a six bourworbbopon June 5 entitled "Baalc Validation." The speaker, Naomi Fell, MSW, ACSW, executive director of Continued on pqe 6 j New Haven 882·2135 •• I ' \ • ANK ' Mlmller , .D.I.C. I -: '"' ..--. ' ·i' ~ ! .~ '< -~ . . •·. . " • The government said steps would be taken to protect the confldenttallty of Information provided by farmers and ranchers and to assure the survey accurately represents agricultural conditions. In addition to the June survey, the government conducts agrl· cultural surveys In September, December and March. Tbe . Agriculture Department also conducts yield surveys on wheat, corn, soybeans, cotton and rice at the end of each month throughout the growing season. Cattle and sheep Inventories are conducted tn July and January. briefs----~ Four injured in two-oor crash ' - .,• ' . Bryan Stewart, originally Inno entry has been filed with the Hughes, et al. Citizens National dieted Jn l'yl:elgs County on court as yet - regarding the· ·has been gra!'lted a deficiency charges of kidnapping and ag- sentencing. judgment of ·$2,506.27 In the · gravated . burglary, has been The trial date for William action. · sentenced In Meigs CountY Com- Co)llns. 28, charged with the An "actlon by Farmers Bank · mon Pleas Court on amended EasterSundaydeathofhlsuncle, and Savings Company against · charges of abduction and crlml- VIrgil . Collins, 42, has been Bruce W. Hottman, et al, has . nal trespassing. · scheduled· to begin June 12 at 9 been dismissed. Charges against Stewart a.m. Cparges against Collins A restraining order ·has been stemmed from an Incident !;lee. include aggravated murder with flied against the defendant In the · 21-22, 1988, at a residence on Pine .death penalty specifications, car- · case of Billy Joe Trout against Tree Drive, Reedsville, in Which rylng a concealed weapon and BeckY S. Trout to prevent disp<). theoccupantoftheresldencewas tampering with evidence. sltlon of property without con'heldagalnstherwlllforaiengthy ' ln other . court matters, a sent of lhe court, pending flnall. ~rjpJl9f time. _ • .• !of!lciosure action has been flied zatlon of the case. , , ' Stewart pleaded guilty to the against Farmers Bank and SavProbate-Juvenile Judge Ro· a·mended charges on May 5. · logs Company, Pomeroy, bert Buck has been assigned by · As to the charge of abduction, against Gary Ray Canterbury, Paul Gerard, assignment comStewart was sentenced to four to Langsville, and Teresa S. Canter· missioner ,for the Meigs County 10 years In prison. He was bury, Albany, et at. Common Pleas Court, to preside sentenced to 30 days for the An entry confirming sale and over the cases of First Family criminal trespassing ·Charge, to ordering distribution of proceeds Mortgage Corporation of Florida be served concurrently with the from the sale has been flied In a against Richard E. Workman. et other sentence. foreclosure action by Bank One. al: and Barbara Queen against Stewart has begun his sen ten- Athens, against Yvonne Scally, Robert H. Eastman, et at. ces at the Orient Correctional et al. · . Common Pleas Judge Fred W. Reception Center. Mq,M Farm · City, Inc., has ,Crow III has stepped down as Gregory Laudermllt pleaded been granted default judgments presiding authority In the case of guilty to an amended chlil'ge or In amounts of $3,519.69 from Ronnie Vance versus Nancy J. ·receiving stolen property. Lau- Johnnie McDermitt, and ·. Vance, due to conDict of interest dermllt was orlglnal)y Indicted $3,508.25 from Cecil Rowland.' resulting from his former family An entry confirming sale has . law practice or from service as for argrava't ed burglary tn connectlon with a Feb. 8lncldentat a been flied In a foreciQ&ure action Meigs · ~oun ty Prosecu ttng Laurel Cliff Road residence. by Citizens National Bank of Attorney. !lentenclng took place May17 but Point ·Pleasant aga!ost Carl D. '· Ohio.farmers included in sunrey Uceme bureau issue!! reminder . Man sentenced on amended.charges ·. . .:Fac.t-finder agrees witl,t .state . . . . . CINCINNATI (UPI) -Hamil' HouSe Republican caucus. fund-raising efforts helped three ton County . Commissioner Ro- · . Taft, a former state represen- . !)enate candidates In 1988. . ber.t Taft II ·said Tuesday he will ·tatlve, announced he has hired · ' 'We are putting together the officially · announce his candt- · . three nationally prointnenrcam· . strongest team ever assembled · dacy for the Republican no~ ina- · palgo professionals to work on · for a gubernatorial campaign In . · · . Ohio," said Taft, thf! Republican · · lion for gnvernor June 5, followed his campaign. . by a statewide tour. · They are Richard Wlrthlln, nominee ior lieutenant governor Taft already has said he · will president of the Wlrthlln Group In 1986. "It Is a combination of run.for governor, buthasl\Otheld of McLean, va., and President experience, .volunteer workers the tnultl,~t~y ~ews conferences Reagan's personal pollster; John aild highly successful professtontyp~~al of offlclall~ &~nouncDeardoutff, chal~man of Bailey, als. This Is a winning team." · lng for public office. · · Deardoutff & Associates of Falls. Cleveland Mayor George VolTattopenedhlsstatecampalgn Church, va., whose consulting novlch has officially announce(! . ·headquarters In downtown Cln- · and advertising have contributed his Intention tQ run for the GOP ctnnatl and said the state cooril!to 31 winning GOP governor. ·nomination for governor In 1990. nator tor Taft for Governor will campaigns· and Karl Rove of State Sen. Paul Pfelfft of BucyAustin, Te~as, a one-time staff his and Rep.' Michael DeWlne'Of . be Robert Clegg, · currently the operations director for tbe Ohio member for George Bush, whose Cedarville. have Indicated they also will run. hmallll Wo Are Hubbard's G,..nhouu 2 Section&, 1 6 Pogn 25 Conto A Muttimadi• Inc. Newtpaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednellidey, May 24, 1989 . . . WI ...• To A•ounce Due Tolllcna........t -----y Units of the Meigs County Emerge0cy Medical Services answered 13 calls on Monday. In addition, three fire departments were called lntoservlce on Monday. · AI 6:48a.m., Syracuse was called to a: structure fire at the Coon Hunters' Club on Roy Jones Road. Syracuse at 7:59a.m. went to 'Hill Road ~or William Stover to Veterans. Memorial Hospital. Rutland was called at 8: 48.a.m. to State Route 143 tor Maude Holcomb to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. At 9:15a.m .. Tuppers Plains went to State Route 7 for Myr.tie Gore who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Middleport Fire Department was called at 9:23a.m. to two otl tank fires on Bailey Run Road. Pomeroy at 9: 41 a .m. went to Fisher St. for Henry Werry who was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Middleport at 12:03 p.m. went to the Overbrook Center for Vella Scott who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospltlil. At 1: 54 p.m., Middleport took Mar llyn Oller from Sycamore St. to Dr. James Conde's office. Ruttanq at 3:35 p.m. went to Main St. for Burl Drake to · Veterans Memorial Hospital. Racine at 3: 51 p.m. went to Hayman Road for Ester Ia Powell to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 6:40 p.m., Syracuse was called to Second St. for Donna Roush to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy at 6: 43 p.m. was called to ther Amerlcare-Pomeroy Nursing Center for Jenny Romine who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 8:04 p.m., Racine transported Sue Ann Nuzum from an auto accident on Hayman Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital. And at 8:05p.m .. Tuppers Plain went to No. 9 Road for Bonnie Smith who was taken to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. At 10: 15 p.m .. the Chester Fire Department was called to a .,..structure fire at the Ridenour residence on State Route 248. Racine at 10:47 p.m. went to Trouble Creek Road for Mary Kerns who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. II¥ • . EMS has 13 calls Monday , • . FLAGS, FLY FOR WEEKEND REUNION Annie Chapman; left, representing the Pomeroy Merchants ·Aasoctatloa, Is helplnx Pomeroy by one son, Lloyd Drak~ ot Ivydale, W.Va.; Burl Drake. 90, of Rutland, two brothers, Everett Drake of died Monday at Veterans Mem- Ivydale and Sherman Drake of or!al Hospital. Brooksville, Fta.; four grand. Born March 3, 1899 In Clay . children; seven greatCounty, W.Va .. he was the son of grandchtldren; and a friend, the late William and Allee Margaret Crabtree. (Metheney) Drake,._ Services will be Thursday 11 He was a retired farmer and a.m. at the McCoy-Moore F11n· tlmberman. · He attencjed the era! Home, with the Rev. Mickey Church of Nazarene hi Rutland. Maynard. Burial will be at the Also preceding him In death Salem Center Cemetery. was his wife, Gertrude, on Sept. Frlendsmayca11Wednesday,6 10, 1978. to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. .... . 634 L ..... P1111ny , ... St., G W11l1 Complete Line of Vegetable 8i Bedding Plantar AZiileaa 8i Fruit Traea, Ge~anium~, . Hanging Ba1ket1. Shrubbery and Trees. linN DAllY 9 AM TO 5 PM SUNDAY 1 to 5 . ' ;-ea d~~~~!ed Dally aiCNlk prtees (Aa of 18:18 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis lo: Loewl Pick3 256 Pi~k 4 6277 . . ------ Stocks ·Ohio Lottery . . O'DELL LUMBEI NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON news Dibble ejected . .fro~ · game a.m. to 12 noon, at the old hllh school bulldlnllln Cheshire. Overbrook pW. eveala Overbrook Center will be hav· lng a picnic lunch and balloon .. launch at 12:30 p.m. on Friday. Families and friends are Invited. Numerous posts filled by Meigs board :. Hired as substitute bus drivers for the year were Terry Powell, Carrie Beth Morris, Steven Mor· Gerard also reported on the rls, Deborah Grueser, Terry cable television community com- Laudermlll, Danny Grueser, Demittee which Is to be established bra J. Burns, Carl Morris, to review , cost proposals, pro- Denver CotterUI, Ttm Fry, Kay gramming and neede4 Improve- Ward, James Vanaman, and ments, In · general to work with Robert Ramsburg. Substitute cooks employed the Cable Co. to Improve all ·were Shelby Davis, Leila Haggy, facets of the service. Karr, Edrlcess Karr, Eva Delma Attending were Mayor Hof· M!lllron. Dottie Scarberry, Kelly fman, Council members, Dewey Hawkins, Pamela Howard, FranHorton, James Clatworthy, Bob ces Kauff, Marvel Petry, Ethel Gilmore, Paul Gerard, William · Shank. Anita Van Cooney, Betty Walters, and Jack Satterfield, and Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck. i Burl Drake . Meigs area announcements Continued from page 1 'Middleport ~··-----=-"----- Legto• to meet persons on Thursday, from 9 t Mrs. Kay Cullums, R. N., Hemlock Grove Road, Pomeroy, Is one of a kind In her profession at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Mrs. Cullums Is the only tull·tlme on staff surgical technician and Is a member of the Association of Surgical Technologists. Inc. As the Certified Surgical Tech· nologlst at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Mr. Cullums Is a healthcare professional who has completed an education and passed a na tiona! certification exam approved by the Llason Council on Certification, the certifying body of AST, Inc . Mrs. Cullums must be knowledgeable In many areas that affect a surgical procedure, such as malntalnlnl the sterile field of COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) the , operation and using or The Ohio Automobile Club said assiSting 1n the use of a variety of Tuesday that the average price surgical Instruments and equipfor a gallon of gasoUne In Ohio Is ment. She must anticipate the higher than In all but five other Instrument needs of the surgeon, states In the nation. have an understanding Qf the With the approach of the procedure being performed and Memorial Day weekend, · the be cons tan tty on guard to ensure traditional start of the &IUJU1ll!r · quality patient care. travel season, the averare pump . Mrs. Cullums assists In prepar· price In Oh~ stands at $1.29 a ·. lng the o)ieratlnr ·room by gallon. That s an averqe In· Si!lectlng and opening 1terlle crease of 20 centa a rallon Iince supplies. She hu been educated the Euter weekend and 17.3 to properly position the Htlent centa bllher than Memorial Day on the operat1n1 table, a1lllt In 1988. connecting and apptytqatqlc:al The American Automobile As· equipment andor monltoriJ11deloclatlon estlmalel 24 mUUon vices, Insert catbeten and preAmerlclllll will travel 100 or ,pare tile tnclalon site. more I)IJiel from home during While speetall28d education, the weelrend - 21 mWion In their ml,nlmal <lpel'atlng room orienta· own wblclee and 3 mWion In tiOf Ume, and low tl!niCMir have alrplaDee, tralDI or·bllses. allta)'e made a 8urJ1o«1 TeebDolThe h..,...~ averqe Price !liD O(lat attractive toemploytra, the Nevada. $1.3148 piton, wblle !lie acute nlll'tiiDJ ebortalllll hu ID' IC~~Mt Ia In NIIW JeJWY, SU.2&. creued tbe demand for thele Ohio gasoline .·.,prices higher than 44 other states Tile- ......... ._..,., .. • ' ' aa · ·llfiiiiY HIUI6.1JI'C'r ato_... f Since surgery can be a stressful ,t ime In !he patient's life, and the lives of loved ones, the role of Mrs. Cullums Is an Important ·ODe. The sixth annual observance of National Surgical Technologist Week was held May 14-20. �Page 2 The Deily Sentinel Porneroy-Mkldleport, Ohio Wectnmtav. M-v 24, 1889 Wedne1d11V, M-v 24. 1989 Ponwoy-Mkldleport. Ohio Taxpayer's Bill of rights•.. _ _____,________Se_n.--=-Ja_nM_._Lo~ni A bill of rights for Ohio taxpayers lhat will spell out the rights and obllgatlons of lndlvld· uall In their dealings wltb the Department of Taxation (Senate Bill 1") was approved without dissent Tuesday by the Senate. In cases of an audit, the bill would require the tax depart· ment to provide persons being audited with a written explanation of the procedures and their rights and responsibilities. It would also require the department to appoint one or more problem resolution officers to assist with a written explana· tlon of the procedures and their rights and responsibilities. I believe the bill takes a positive step toward finding a way for taxpayers to question the tax department without having to go to the eJtpense of hiring aCPA or tax attorney. Senate BUI 147 now goes to the House of Representatives for consideration. Tbla week, I brln&' aood news on primary and secondary education. The plea I have been making to lncreue funding for our schools In Southeastern Ohio and In the 11th Senate Dlatrlct 11 now being heard by the Gelleral Assembly. Also, the need for additional dollars Is being ac· companied with a greater equity In how the funds are distributed. The Ohio Senate Education and Retlre111ent Committee has recommended financial assistance to primary and seco.ndary schools Increase $110 million over what the HouseofRepreaentatlve requested. Also, there wW be modttlcatlons In the funding formula to enhance the share of dollars bela& allocated to rural IICbool dlltrlcts. In the comlna week, during budget deliberations In the Senate Finance Committee, I wUl continue to search for revenues to aid our schools. The Senate this week passed two rt!MIIutlons UJ1IIn8 the U.S. CoiiJI'MI to address the rise .In gasoliDe prices. The flnt resolution expreues the Oblo a.&eral AaM~~bly' s OPJIOiltiOD to lncreaatna the fed· era! motor fuel tax for the pUl'plll es of det!ctt reductloll and to ftnd otber mean1 of reducing the deftclt which would haye a le11 harmful effect on citizens, businesses, and state govern· ments of the United States. The second retalutlon simply reiterates the concern I have I Reds outlast Cards, .6-4; Dibble ejected already hprested to you, !bat II ,; over the sudden rile In auollne , prices •hlcb followed the El!JII)JI • Valdez oW apUI In the Prtntce : WUIIam Sound. The ri!IOlutJoa., urges Congrfs& to b)vestlpte tilt motivation !hind the price hllre;If you ..,.ve a111 ~Ioili:' pertaining to any of the tapk:l I ~ have dtscusted. or aay ot~ , Iasue of concern, do not baltate: • to call me at 614-466-8156, ot : write: Senator Jan Michael~ · ~.:: ::.tebouse, Columbus!; • ' Rob Dibble relieved Jackson single by Eric Davis. By lORN SWENSON The Cardinals batted around In and permitted three hits and one VPI8poria Writer the sixth to pull within 6-3, then earned run over two Innings. Danny Jacbon rediscovered Franco pitched 12-31nnlngs added a run In the eighth on John the form that made him the ace of for ·his 14th save In as many Pendleton's RBI single. the Clnclnnatlstafflastyear- at Elsewhere In the NL, Pitts· opportunities. . least for fiVe IJullnp. Rookie Matt Kinzer, 0-l, was burgh topped Atlanta 5·2, Chi· Jackson pitched five brUJiant shelled for leVenn hits and six cago edged Houston 5-4, San Innings and added a two-run earned runs In two-plus Innings Diego stopped New York 3-2, San single Tuesday night, helping the . Francisco beat Montreal 4·2 and Re!ls to a 6-4 viCtory over the St. 'tO ruin his debut as a starter. '.'You see pitchers get rocked, Phtladelpbla too!t Los Angeles Louis Cardinals. but when !t happens to you, It's 4-1. Jackson, 3-7, built an Impreskind of bard to swallow," Kinzer Pirates $, Braves 2 Sive 23-8 record last year but lias At Atlanta, John Smiley tossed , been terrible most of this season. · sal((. "I was really nervous. It was definitely not the way I an eight-hitter and Glenn Wilson The left-bander allowed no runs planned my first major-league ripped a two-run homer for ' and ' two bits. over five lnntnas. Pittsburgh. SmUey, 5·1, struck start. But In the lllxlh, Jackson surrenout nine and walked ,none In ''I was just missing on some dered three earned runs and pitching his third complete pitches a lltUe bit, but you can't needednollet help. game. Jeff Blauser hit a solo mlssa little bltuphere. Youbave •"lboae flrit five lnnt.nas were borne run for Atlanta. Zane to be on top of every pitch." the belt I've · felt all year," Smith, 1-7, took the loss. Jackson said. ''I felt like the old The Reds tonk a 1-0 lead In the Cubs 5, A.stros f Danny Jackson In those Innings. I first lniilng and added four runs At Houston, Shawon Dunston · was relaxed and It was fun. But, In the second. Jackson's two-run don't ask me what happened In sing~ and Chris Sabo's two-run belted a two-run homer to help the sixth. I don't know." homer 'highllghted the big second . SCott Sanderson note b his fourth straight victory. Chicago bas In the sixth, Jackson put five . lnntna off Kinzer. straight batters on base with Cincinnati boosted Its advan- won seven of Its last eight and Is three walkS and two bits. tage to 6-0 In the third on an RBI In first place In the NL East. Sanderson, 5·2, went 5 1·3 In· 43 THURSDAY IS SENIOR .cmZEN'S DAY AT_ .VAUGHAN'S SIMI DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES ( MUST PROVIDE ==:) BUCKEYE CARD DR DRIVER'S ' The Daily Sentinel-Page 3 .• ' Pistons, Lakers· post playoff wins . t " PEPSI GROUND CHUCK. . ' ~ ~ AUBURN HILLS. Mich. (UPI) - Mter taking on the NBA's · premier player Tuesday night, Islah Thomas turned his wrath on his teammates. · ''I don't like the way we're playing," Thomas said after scoring 33 points despite the defense of Michael Jord~ to i>ace Detroit to a 100-91 victory omBLE EJECTED - Reds pitcher Rob Dibb~e wu eJected over Chicago that evened the from Tuesday al&'bl'a 1a:ne aplMithe Cardlaals after he pk:ked · · Eastern Conference tiDal at one up a bat ud lbrew 11 at tile net. Dlbblelaier apolopzedaaduldhllll game apiece. "We're not execut· l Hunprlaa blood just 1ottlle betler of him. The Re• 1ot the better. lng. We're not playing smart · ; of the vlalllal Card8 by hea&IDI tllem 6:4. (UPI) basketball. We're not moving. · • We're not runntnascreens.'We're having too many lapses. Thomas, who Went just Mor 18 In Game 1, hit. 12 of 27 shots Tuesday. The beat-of-seven ser· les resumes In Chlcaao with Game 3 Saturday and Gar:ne 4 By Ualecl p,.., llltkltal Monday afternoon. AMIIIIICIIN LI!AGVI Detroit, upset 94-88 In Game 1, WLPd.GB struggled through a :.49-49 half· CI...W.( II ft .481 time tie before asserting Itself. •t~.481No ....... ;.;;•,.~·• • II ••AI Joe ·'Dumari scored seven H~key N"' York •n.nt ~ ... lor ... ,., ... points In an 11.1 surge that gave ·MI'*-•• 18 . . . . . ·~ To-. the Pistons a 94-83 advantage 11 tl .... ·~ .,.. No----~· Dolrolt 11 U .HI I ~ M181.PIwith just over three. minutes to w.t . · Widllta a& . .ltlmote, 1:. p.tn. On._.. t1 II .111play. ' Tea 1M Callhnlla a II .151 ~ Geaeva, lwlbl!rlud- EuropeuOpN TISM tf II J'71 4 Jordan, who led Chicago with . Track ud ., tid , " - Cly tl II .$11 • 27 points, hit two free throws and A..,., CaiU.- NAJA c~.... plo-lpa ·-~ H .411 .111 '"' ......... •U 2S 8% a 12-foot jump shot In a 7-0 1'1111 to NBA PIIJOtfl Ollcap 11 n .181 t% bring the Bulls within 83-82 with C.nten•• PJ..J• ht-ef&evea CaiU.r..a at New York, Plltl., rain 6:57toplay. ButDumarsendeda · ·.SlAPS BALL AWAY- DetroH forward Mark Aguirre (left) r..• • Collllfere.ce 0e1ro111, a"e1.- t , Cllicap Ys. OttNtl 8o .... l,8e.W.s 2!Z· Detroit scoreless stretch '' alape tile ball away .fl'om ,Chlealo forward Scotjle Pippen In the (11111'1111 Ued 1·1) ToroaloJ. Min 1 with a pair of freli throws to beglri seeond QIUII"Ier of Game ! of the NBA Eastern Conference finals M.,II Ollcap N. ~reM 88 MUwau We I, Oalducll Mq II- Detii'CIIt lll. (lltGqo II IWiJmere t, Olqp s the decisive surge. , Tueaday algbt oa the Plslllu' home court. The Pistons won 100·91. May !1 - Deti"DDt a8 Olh:ap, I p.m. Tftu II,.__ City A Thomas drove the mldelle and (VPI) Mq IIDetroit .a O.lcqo, I p.m. we-..o'•·Oam• MQ II- O.leap M Del reM , 8 p.m. bit a scoop layup In traffic and. Calllo~Wa (Ab~t J.l) at New York x..luae 1- DrirOk .. Clllcqe, I p.m . {Dot•• H), 7:a p.m. · Behind 70-62 with 3: ·40 to go In ted 10 turnovers. Tom Chambers DUmars connected . from just x...llla. t - Cllieap at DcMnk, TBA · 8eMUt (Ru•a W) M BoaCO. <lkfW•~Pra Co~ereaee .U-Hl.Uio.m. , Inside the free- throw line to rive the third quarter, the Lakera had 21 points and Majerle !In· · ,..._. n.IA Lak. . llla. . u (V..k WI It& To'"'o the Pistons an 89-821ead with 5: 20 went ahead for llood early In the !shed wlth ·16. (LA L&lten le.-1 lei' lee S.t) (f1uq• N), 1: II ,.m. lll~~r • - u. ....... tn........ nt CIII!Ytlud (Cu~tl 1-t) AI Detralt to'ptay. · fourtll.perlod. Phoenix, which hit CAI. . . .erH).1:P,.m. Mo tl - LA Lall:_.. ttl, PIMellk II Detroit pushed tbe lead.to94-83 only 7 of 24 shots In the third Oaldlllld (M...., 1-S) at Milwa.lee Mq • - lA Laker• at Pbteab, II (Bfr~'*-~l),ls•p.m. . p.m. before Jordan bit two more free 'quarter, misted Its first 61hots of llah-.~~~e 1._1161 W) at Clllcap · MQ I I - lA Lallep at Phoeah, J: M the final period and trailed 76-73 throws with three minutes to · (IUaat-t), 8:M p.m. · · p.m . . I u . , City (laberilll• J-4) at Tuu x-MQ • - Phoe•bt at LA Lakcn. when Los Angeles opened with a play. ' (Moyer J.J), 8:11 ,.m. U:Hp.m. · LA Laken 101, Suns, 81 5-0 spurt. · , .....,•• Game. Jl·lu 11e I - LA Ullera .at Phoe~~b: , I Oewludat Det..W p.m. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) The Lakers led 79· 77 with 7 ~ California at N" York. a liN x-.Ju ae 3 or I- Plaol!nb: .. LA Lalcer~t minutes to go and tben went on a Tbe famed offense was absent Se.UII!,Mao.t_ ..... 3;•p.m. · OakluMI 4llf Mlr... ••· ,niPI x·olf •cf.I..,Y Tuesday night, · so the Los An· 9-3 burst - capped by Miglc TIA"- be lftlltMIIICfd ~ NATIONAL LEAGUE geles Lakers made a sbow· Jolm.son's three-pointer - to go ' Eut N11L P1Q clfa ahead 88-80 with 5: l3 left. After defensive stand. stopping WLPct.GB Stu ley Cll p ., ... M It .Ia '•when your offense Is not Phoenix threw the ball away. Be.Hf.Sew• It II .lb I Mct1111tul n. c.lpr)' going, your defense bas to take Byron Scott drove for a basket · ·II • .Ill I~ · (CaiPI'f le... .riel I-I) U Q .4'n II! Ma,y 14- cal~ I, Molirtall over," Magic Jolmson said after for a 90-80 Lakera' advantage 18U.4.1 lllf 1"1- .......... t, Cal prJ I . James Worthy scored 12 poln!S In with 4:34 remaining. 17 %4 .415 • . • ..., .. - ........... Cal prJ I ()OT) W•t Dan Majerle'a ri-ee throws with • ., tl - c.e...., t, ...... all the fourth quarter and the Lakers a.-t••• ,. JB Jn llq ts J, Malin II t 43 seconds remaining cut the overcame an elgbt-poblt sec!lndS• Prud1t0 · .. · It JJ8 % Mq " - Calpry at Molll&nlll, '7:11 p.m. . . 8• DleF II tr ! Phoenix deficit to 96-93, but balf deficit for a 101·95 victory 1M All,elfll · · • II .4811 I~ x·MIQ' 18- Mo•nal at C~JiprJ, t:tl WorthY put down a layup with 25 over the Phoenix Suns and a 2·0 a..ao1 II Q .47'2 t p.m• . Adula · a U .4SI I x-lf Dee*a~)' seconds to seal 'the win. lead In the Western Conference TueMiP.Y'altel'*• -~ Byron Scott led the Lakers with fblal. Plf:UIN11h I. MlMia! Clacln ... l .. 81 . LeiM 4 , 30 points. Johnson hac! 22 and '"lbe fact that we (held PhoOllcqo I, ....... f Worthy had 19. Kevin Joluulon Pllllad .. pN:a4, Lcu~AIIJI!Ies I enix to) 95 points tonight Is a 8U Dlep I, New Yorll: I scored 22 j)olnts - 18 In tbe ftrst pleasant surprise," Lakers Saa Frudlce 41, Monire .. I half- (or 'Phoenlx, butcomml!· Wodlaeedllt''• Gam~ Coacli Pat Riley said. ''Defense PIIUINIIII (WIIIt 4-1) li Atlanta fZ. won the game. We were dead In Bmlilll..l, "Mt ,.nL ' St. · ..... (HUI 1-1) .It Cl~lu.tl tbe mud offenalvely. We got a win (lrH'III• 1-t), 1z.U p.m. · because we dug It out despite a QICIIO (MaMn N) .......... (lhepper 1-1), a:U p.m. lackluster offensive PIIDallelpNa (MoWIII_.. 141 at Lo• •w 16 Oz,. 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Gluts 4, Expos 2 At San Francisco, Rick Reuschel became the National League's first eight-game winner and Will Clark hit a two-run homer to lead tbeGiants. · Reuse bel, 8-2, allowed two runs · - one earned - and six bits over7 2-31nnlngs. Mike LaCoss went 1 1-3 Innings for his fifth save. Brian Holman, 1·2, was the loser for Montreal. l'hUUes 4, Docl&eral At Los Angeles, Ken Howell and Steve Bedrosian combined . on a three-hitter and Mike · Schmidt drove In two runs to spark Philadelphia. Howell, 5-2, ·pitched eight Innings, giving up three bits, striking out six and walking two. Bedrosian pitched the ninth for his fifth save. Fernando Valenzuela, 0-4, lasted five Innings In his eighth start of the season. •·* ' COIN DOG 54 C. Will . .s............sl .Ot. . 'ADOLPH'S "At . . IIIIOf'IIIIP VALLEY •r "m• •I latH --it·-·· -"J•IIII ' JEFFREY J. WARNER llep,...ntative 302 W. 2nd lt .. Pom.... Oh. 417et , . 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Thunderstorms crossing the and Third Streets. Upon lnves liThe ch!ld was Tet\lrned frQill northern Plains region and the gating, Manley discovered that the hospital to the home, Manley upper Mississippi Valley pro. • Racine resident Robert w. (Pee- said. duced large hall and damaging . W~e) Rlffle,hadbeendrlvlnghls winds In Wisconsin, Minnesota, senic~s 19'15 Chevy pickup west on Third Iowa and the Dakotas Tuesday . St. when the driver's door came Several relatives and frlt1ilds evening. open. He and his two-year-old were here for the recent funeral In Iowa, thunderstorms daughter, whom he was holding services of Bill Kennedy, Pome- spawned tornadoes north of on his lap, both fell out of the roy. George and northwest of HUll and In the group at tending were produced 2 Inch hall. Winds vehicle onto the street, Manley said. The truck continued on Mrs. Daisey Burroughs, Mr. and gusted to 69 mph at Spencer. across State Route 124, which Mrs. Lerman Huffman, CJ!Illl· There were no reports of . COMects with Third and Elm, co the; Mr. and Mrs . . Robert Injuries. lntQ the car lot of Racine Motors, · Burroughs, Col~mbus; Mrs. Severe weather hit the Sou, damaging two vehicles before M!lldred Burrouglls, Hue; Mrs. theast Tuesday and gave North . strlklna the side of the building. Lula Kennedy, Logan; Mrs . Carolina Its second tornado In Rtffle was apparently not In· Shirley Redd, Logan; Mr. and two days as a cold front pushed jureil, Manley said, as he refused Mrs. Joe Kennedy and Ginger, across the Appalachian Mountreatnnent at the scene. The child Colllervllle, Tenn.; Jack tains, bringing showers and sustaiJJed lacerations to the nose KenJJedy, Hudson, Mass.; Mr. thunderstorms to a wide area and upper Up and was trans- and Mrs. Tom Cappel, Ontario, · · fFom the Oblo Valley to the . ported by Racine EMS to Vete· Canada; Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Middle Atlantic states. · rims Memorial Hospital, and Palmer, Hawthorne, Fla.; Mr. The National Weather Service then by a close relative In a and Mrs. Cub Allensworth, Grove Port; Mrs. Dorothy said a tornado was reported private vehicle to Holzer Medical Broyles and Mrs. Helen Burnett, Tuesday afternoon In northern Center. There was heavy damage to Ga!Upolls; Mrs. Mary Little and Pender County, N.C .. about 30 Riffle's truck and about $13,000 Mrs. Howard Stevens, Athens; mlles north of Wilmington. Jim Maready, emergency damage to the two vehicles at the ,Mrs. Helen Mallow, Mr. and Mrs. car lot. Damage to the- building John Mallow, Mr. and Mrs. Joe management coordinator for was minimal, the marshal Mallow, and Mr.'"~ Mrs. Gene Pender County, said he coUld not Smith, Washington Court HouS'e; confirm that a tornado hit the reported. . Mr. Riffle was charged with Mrs. Huel Snell, Lancaster; wooded area about 1:45 p.m. eight violations, Including, DWI, Mrs. Alma Wyak!Ver, Union near Watha, but added, "About no child restraint, ch!ld e!Jdan- Furnace; Mr. and Mrs. John 40 feet ~tbove ground, there were gertng, failure to maintain con- Weeks, The· PlahiS; Mrs. lW- some twisted tree tops. A storage - trol of the vehicle, operating a berta Kall, Mr. and Mr$, Wayne building was blown over and vehicle under a suspended II· · Palmer, Cheshire; and Mr. and ·' lomebarnshadthelrroofsblown off." •cense, driving an un8afe vehicle, Mrs. Nell Alloway, ·Belpre. reslliUng arrest and assaulting a pollee otncer. He was taken to the Melp County Jail. . Rllfte's wife, W11,11da, was not , '"' • ~ reach base and Ltrlano to iake recorded just one out for the • third. After Junior Felix vlctory,Boston'sfourtblnitslaat : gJ'OIIIIded Into a force, Tony 12 games. ~ Fortunately for the Toronto Fernandftz hit a sacrifice Oy. '11p!l'l 7, In"'••• I . Blue Jays, tbelr lack of offense The Blue Jays Improved to 6·2 At Detroit, Mike Trujillo, 1·0, :; prevailed when . tlie Minnesota since flriDg manager Jlmy Willi· retired the first 15 batten en : Twins couldn not play defense. ams and replacing hinD with Cito route to -a six-hitter. Trujlllo • Toronto managed just two hits Gaston lnte 1m buts · struck out six and walked one tor : Tuesday evening, but capitalized . Raw:~~ just tw~ bits his first major-leque victory In : on three Minnesota errors- the over eight innlngll striking out over a year. Greg Swindell, 4-1, : nd alkiDg ' allowed six runs and five hits In 2 "! key miscue coming In the bottom f of the nln~ Inning leading to o~:ont;s Alex ~~~~hez, mak- 2-3 Innings. George Bells sacrifice tly - to l!lg his major-league debut, scatBrewers 9, AthWic. 1 • steal a 2-1 victory from the tered five hits over the first six At Milwaukee, Jim Gantner • Twins. lnntngs broke a fifth-Inning tie with a :. Miscommunication between ; Elwhere In the American two-run double and Rob Deer bit : center fielder Kirby Puckett and Le Bosto tripped SeatUe his 11th home run In a five-run G right fielder J.ohn Moses allowed 6-5~irott de~ated Cleveland seventh Inning. Chris Bolio, 6-3, : Kelly Gruber s luy fty to right· 7-2' Milwaukee routed Oakland allowed one run and 10 hits over .. center field drop for a three-base 9•1; Ba!Umore pounded Chicago seven tnntngs. Bob Welch, 6.3, ; error In the n!nth and 11et the 9_3 and Texas o"ercame Kansas gave up tour runs, six hils and :: stage for Bell s game-winning City 10-8. California at New York five walkf In 5 1~3 Innings. • ~dmore 8, Clllcap S ':.. sacrifice. was postpOned by rain. With the ·score 1·11n the ninth, Red So 6, Marl e 5 At Chicago Mickey Tettleton, .. Gruber lifted a pitch from · At Bosto!, Dw!;.trs Evans MlkeDevere~ux,BlllRipkenand : Berenguer Into a swirling wind. singled off the )eft-field wall 'to Larry Sheets slammed home • It appeared that Puckett would score Ellis Burks from second runs to highlight a season-high : take the ball, butPuckettbacked base with two out In the ninth 14-hlt attack. Bob Mllacki, 2-4, ,. off and Moses charged In only to Inning to lift the struggling Red allowed eight hits In 71·31nnlngs . .. drop the ball. Gruber who was Sox Evans' hit came off Jerry Bill Long, 2-5, went 31-31nnlngs, :; running all the way on the play a.a Winner Lee Smith ' 2_1' , giving up four r1Jns and six bits. ~ ended up at thtrd. Bell then • · · · "' brought home Gruber. "I didn't take my eyes~ff It, It just hit the heel of my glove," said Moses, who · attempted a basket catch: ., "I should have taken that ball, VIZQUEL BEATS TAG - Seatde's Omar Tuesday Dllht's game In BoaiOD's FeliWII)' Park, I take full responslblllty," Puck· The Red Sox won 8-1. ( UPI) Vlzquel beats the tag by Boston secoild basemaa ,., ett said. "I had a better Shot atlt · Marty Barrett for a double In the second Inning of · than anybody else. But I kept looking across at him and he kept looking at me. It was my fault." · David Wells, 2-2, worked three scoreless Innings for the victory, allowing just one hit, striking out COLUMBUS, Obfo (UPI) . three and walking none. Juan Unlversity ·of Maryland Athletic' Berenguer, 2-2,- took the loss. Minnesota grabbed a 1-0lead In CALGARY, Alberta (UPI) 3-2 In a final series since May 13, Director Lew Perkins was the fourth. Jim Dwyer walked The Calgary Flames stand one 1971 when they lost Game 5 to the granted permission Tuesday to . and Tim Laudner and Moses victory away from every hockey Chicago Blackhawks. The Can- talk w!tb Ohio State head basketsingled to load. the bases. Greg player's dream - skatlnl!' dadlens went on to wiD Games 6 ball coach Gary Wllllarns about Gagne (lew oli 1to Ducey In short around the Montreal Forum with and 7 for the Cup. . the Terrapins' vacant coaching '• r!gl\t, and Dwyer barely beat the Stanley Cup hoisted ' Joey Mullen contributed his position. · overhead. fifth goal In the last three games A spokesman for the Buckeyes Ducey's three-hop throw · to After their 3-2 triumph Tues- and Mike Vernon made 26 saves said Perkins contacted Ohio catcher Bob Brenly. In the sixth, Toronto capitalday night In Game 5 of the NHL for the Flames, who are seeking • State Athletic Director 1 James championship series, the Flames revenge for losing the 1986 final Jones Tuesday and was given the Ized on a throwing error by Shane have two chances to capture to Montreal In five games. go-ahead to speak with Williams. Rawley to make It 1-1. Rawley their first Stanley Cup. The first Bobby Smith, WI\OSCOredlnthe The Maryland program has took a no-hitter Into the Inning comes Thursday night on the first period to break Montreal's been In turmoil since 1981i follow1 but Nelson Llrlano, who earlier Canadlens' Ice. 0-for-15 power-play streak, set up ing the death of All-Amerlcll this season broke up no-hit bids ''We've been dreaming about Mike Keane's goal with 5:43left forward Len Bias, who died of'l! . by Nolan Ryan and Kirk McCasIt, but right now I don't think It In the second period to bring the drug overdose. Long-tllne coa<;h kill in the ninth, led off with a line has hit us that we're so close," Canad!ens within 3-2. But that Charles "Lefty" Drlssell was single to center. GUND PRIZE•••••S20.00 Gi.f t Certificate on Rob Ducey bunted back to the said AI Macinnis, who teamed was as close as Montreal coUld fired after that Incident and B~b New. or Refill .Prescription . with Joel Otto to score In the first get. ' Wade tOOk over the program. • mound and Rawley threw wildly • to second. baseman AI Newman ' and last half-minute of a threeVernon stopped 11 shots In the Wade resigned under pressure covering first, allowing Ducey to goal first period. "We're not final period, Including an out- earlier this month. FIRST PRIZE..... American Heart ·Association getting excited. We know the standing stick save on Brian \ fourth (victory) Is the hardest." Skrudland with two minutes left. Cook look Macinnis Is probably correct. Calgary's Colin Patterson The Canadlens have won 10 of risking the awarding of a penalty · SECOND PRIZE..... New Ways to Lower Your their 23 Stanley Cups on home shot - then thwarted an excelIce, and have never lost the lent Montreal scoring chance Blood ·Pressure (book) decisive game at the Forum. when he appeared to deliberately If neeessary, Game 7 would dislodge the net with less than 10 THIRD PRIZE••~•• 4-1 Year "FrH" Mem· take place Sunday night back at seconds to play. NEW KNOXVILLE, Ohio each; 19. (Ue) Waynesville and ~ laad, 15 each. the Saddledome, where Calgary Montreal defen.Seman Larry (UP I) - The final 1989 Ohio berships for Med-Module. owned the best home record In Robinson thought a penalty shot high school baseball ratings, f uiiJ/~ the regular season. shoUld have been called. compiled by Chuck Braden for T1•ftm DRAWING TO IE HELD THURSDAY 1. Coldwater (10) (19-3) 204 •There was only one white the Ohio Hlgl!' School Baseball The Canadlens have taken the 2. NewOJ"k CatboMc (10) ( 18-S) 198 MAY 25, 1989 AT 5:00P.M. • 3. Morrai ·Rid,.,...e (4) (19-1) U'l Stanley Cup the last n.lne times (Calgary) shirt near the net, and Coaches Association and distrib4. Kocklood Porllway (5) Cllh'll 113 they have played In the final. no red shirts," Robinson said. uted by UPI (first place votes 5. Sidney Lehmoo {I) ( 19-!) IC Like Montreal, Calgary man- and records In parentheses): • Their last loss In the !Ina I came In 6. Mln1o ( '/ ( 11-2) 81 Cln.~~ ,f ..IA · 1966-67 when they lost to the aged 28 shots on goal. It was the 1. Miller C! y ( 14-2) 84 Poi11h 8. MarlemGIII (t) (11-4) 41 · Toront~ Maple Leafs In six first time In the best-of-seven 'f1'flffl I. Harris"' (!0) (23-1) 211 9. North Balllmor< 119-2) 4! series the Flames did not comI. Lancasle• (7) (20-1) 194 games. IO.Falrport Harbor 01'·1") 3$ 3 Car...Ut111 (S) (18-1) · U3 Second &en: 11. Crestline ( 1) %1: 1%. . Montreal has not been behind pOe a shot advantage. 4. an. o.. 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Atlantic City, N.J., gotone-thlrdofan Inch !nan hour, the weather service said. Showers and thunderstorms also extended from central Mls· slsslppl across the Florida pan- . handle and were moving Into · southern Georgia. Montgomery, Ala., reported nearly 1 'h Inches of rain In one hour late 'l'liesday morning. ...FIRESIDE INN PRESSURE SCREENING The Daily Sentinei-Pnge_;5 Stomts hit Midwest Details ·of Sunday ·a ccident reported ~:'::!!" Flames own 3·2 edge in Stanley C~p fmals Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ..... • LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Kirk Gibson, last year's National .League MVP, was returned to the active list Tuesday and was In the Los Angeles Dodgers lineup against Philadelphia. . Gl bson was placed on the · 1!klay dlaabled Uat April 30 with : a atralned left hamstring. He : mlAed 22 games. . Tile Dod&e111 oulrlghted utility Infielder M1Jre Sbarpenon to Triple-A Albuquerque to make room tor Glblon. , Tile Doclpra alao purehued • tile eoatract of Infielder Jim ' Pulllwlta tram ~ttlburgb. Pan· lrPvlta, !1, wu llattlq .203 for TriPle-A "e&:'o IIIla • - aad waa at• aulaned to ., p , .. l II • " - • • ,...,., a. . · ... L . . . . ...... .. • •.. ~ 0...6.171&······· hDn•,.. nnllal wllh ttlgger ~. Coliltolao Wide vattety of and lnllcll. 1 ICIIdtf.IQ Indoor'*" owt., ......, • ...,. Dl lan . . _.lllltllutd aa1tllol coven up to aaoo 1q• ft. lite Cl'lll. annv and mal ~=~J ' �' Page 6 The Daily Sentinel POI1lllot MidtllpOt't, Ohio Wadn•av. Mev 24, 1989 Local news briefs...- - Pomeroy Mayor's Court Continued from page 1 Validation Tralnbtg Institution, Inc., Cleveland, Is an Internationally known speaker and creator or validation therapy, a "state of the art" approach tor communlcatbtg with . • t he "old-old" disoriented person. The program will be conducted at Overbrook Center , 333 Page • St. , Middleport. ;- • Registration will begin at 8:30a.m . and the program will run : from 9 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Luncb wjllbeprovlded as apartofthe ~ regi$tratlon cost. Prior registration Is required as apace Is • limited. . ' This program has been approved tor continuing education credits for the Ohio Board of Examiners tor Nursing Home Administrators , Ohio Soclai ·Worker Board, QMRP, Dietary Managers Association, Registered Dietitians, RAP and RAC, each for six hours. Those needing additional Information or desiring to register for the workshop are asked to contact Barbara Caldwell, Nursing Home Area Training Center Coordination, toll-tree bt Ohio, 1-800-648-2575 or 614-245·5306. • ; : EMS hllS six Tuesday calls : Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services answered six calls on Tuesday. At 12:15 a.m., Tuppers Plains went to No. 9 Road tor Harold . ' Smith who was taken to Marietta Memorial Hospital. • Pomeroy at 10:25 a.m. was called to East Main St. for Tom ,• Abels to Holzer Medical Center. . • At 2: 42p.m., the Middleport Fire Departmentaiui Middleport • EMS were called to an auto accident 011 Route 7. Katherine Weaver was taken from the scene to Veterans Memorial Hospital. . Pomeroy at 8:07p.m. transported James Smith, Jim Hill and •• Aaron Smith from an auto accident on Route 33 to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Charlotte Smith was treated at the scene. Raclne was called at 8: 44 p.m. to Trouble Creek Road for : Mary Kerns who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. ~ _ At 8: 58p.m., Pomeroy went to Rock Springs Road for Mary • • Meredith who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. : ; ~----------------------~ ~ Area v.w ••d-v~ May 24, 1989 BIG BEND Middleport Mayor's court maintain assured clear distance; Ei&lrt were tined and alx others and James Michael, Pomeroy, forfeited bolldl In the court or $88 and costs. open flask. Forfeiting boDdli In the court · Middleport Mayor Fred~tfman -rue.,tay ntpt. were Sharon Deem. Racine, $&3, Randy D. Smith, Middleport ex plred license; Lee Beck, t... and Toa,y .1. IJttle, Middleport, banon, $43,. llle&al lett tum; w~ each fined $12$ llld costa Betzy Sayamonykhem, Silver aDd ~enteuced to tbree days In Springs, Md. , $43, llle&al left Jail on cbargeij of DWI. turn, and RebeCca Romine, Others fined were ~ce Her· Pomeroy, $63, running a traffic 'mann. John Ratlltf, and Debb,te IJgbt. Miller, all Of Middleport, $25 and · costa .each on char&• of diaor· announcements--~- derJy manner with Miller also beln& tined 150 and costa on a Congregations of the Rock Memorial Day remembrance · cbarp of petty tlleft. Debra K. Faulk, Urbana, was Springs, Flatwoods, and Enter· Racine AmeriCan Lea\on Poll prise United Methodist Churches 602 will be conducting Memorial fined $10 and costa on failure to will be meeting at the Rock Day servlces ·on Sunday,.l1:30 yield; Homer L. McCarty, CheSprbtgs Church tonight (Thurs- a.m., at Letart Falls Cemetery, shire, $17 and costs, apeedlag; . day) at 6p.m. to discuss concerns and at 12: 30 p.m. at Greenwood and Walter Mullins, ~pvllle, 11bout the transfer of their Cemetery. rtJe Southern Hlall $25 and costs, no operatOlt's minister, the Rev. Mel Franklin. School Band will also participate license. bt the services, Forfeiting bpnds In the court were Erlc·J. Taylor, Racine, $50, Nine cases were processed ln the court or Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday pigbt. Fined $213 and costs on c barges or petty theft wer e Blll Tiemeyer, Pomeroy, and Debra Rhodes, Middleport. Randall Kesterson, Pomeroy was tined $375 and costs on a OWl c barge; Patty Lavender, Syracuse, $50 and costs, no financial responsl· blllty and $49 and costs,tallure to - - -.Meigs ALL STORES OPEN weaving course; Timothy W. Morris, Letart, W. Va., ~. OWl; Roma Ann Cook, Muon, $43, speedlq; Timothy J . Thomas, Pomeroy, $42, speeding; Sharon C. Werry, Hemlock Grove, ~. running a slop sign, and Robert L. Ritchie, Racine, $50, Invalid registration. · EMORIAL DAY 8:00 A.M.-1 0:00 P.M. GOOD USED WASIIIS, MYDS, IEFIIGDAfOIS, fYs, GAS I IUC. IAIIGES COUNTY ·APPLIANCES 617 Jrtl Awe., Gtllp Ills •MT. DEW •DIET PEPSI ... 446-1699 HOlm! I I.M.-6 PJL • ----Stocks---Heck's ............... .. .............. :. " Key Cen turton ....................12~ (AI of 10: Sl a.m.) Lands' End ......................... 29~ Bryce ~d Mark Smtih Limited Inc ........................31~ of Blot, Elllll 6 Loewl Multimedia Inc .........; ....... 94~ Am Electric Power .............27'){, Rax Restaurants ... ...... .... ..... 2~ AT&T ............. ..... ... ............35\4 Robbins & Myers ................ 16% Ashland Oil ................ ..... .. .41% · Sboney's Inc .. ... ............ .. ..... 11 Bob Evans ............. ..........~ .•15'4 Wendy's Inti. ........ ............... 5% Worthington Ind ....... .. ........ 21~ Charming Shoppes ............... 17 (Ashland 011 and WortbintPCity Holding Co .......... .... ..... 17 Federal Mogu1.. ........ .. , .......53'4 Ind. are ex dividend today) Goodyear T&R .. ............ :..... 54 The Daily Sentinai- Page- 7 ELIZABETH BOWER DUNLAP Dally s&ock prices PEPSI-COLA Anorney at Law announces the CLOSING of her private practice of law 88 , ctfeQjye June 1. 1989 All fOIDIC{ clients'are invited to collect their file materials · 9:00a.m. • 4:30 p.m. daily from her office S01 Main Street, Point Pleasant, WV- 675-3999 WY STORES 24 PAK deaths 12 OZ. CANS • Maude Holoomb • • Maude C. Holcomb, 93, of : · Route 3, Albany. died Tuesday ~ afternoon at the O'Bieness Memorial Hospital, Athens. · Born In Vinton County, she was the daughter of the late Vinton and Elizabeth Woodyard Cottrill. She graduated from Wilkesville High School and attended Ohlo University. A homemaker, she was a member of the Wilkesville Chapter 207, OrderottbeEastern Star, a 79·year member or the Lllurel Grange, a member of tlie Meigs County Pomona Grange, the Ohio State and National ,:Granges. She Is survived by four daugb· ters, Laura H.. Krebs, Albany; Adrlene H. Fisher, Worthington; Helen H. Essex, Columbus; and Carolyn H. MacBiane, Atherton, Call!.; one son, Everette W. . Holcomb, Albany; 13 grandchild· ren, 10 great ·grandchildren, and .3 great-great.grandcblldren, a ,. brother, Frank Cottrlll, Radcliff, ,. several nieces and nephews. ~ Besides her parents, she was ,: preceded In death by her bus: band, Raymond, an Infant son, ·Walter, and several brothers and sisters. ~ . Funeral services will be held ; Friday at 2 p.m. at the Blgony. : Jordan Funeral Home In Albany. · The Rev. Arthur Crabtree will : otflclate and burial will be In : Cas tor Cemetery. Friends may ·call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m Thursday. ' Wilkesville OES will have servl· ! ces at 7. p.m Thursday . . •REGULAR •B~ FRESH OSCAR MAYER . LEG QUARTERS ' I MEAT WIE,NERS. • ' TENDERBEST ALL MEAT WIENERS BEEF ' PArnES S II. lOX .. :• John Bechtle John R1!5Sell Bechtle, 55, of Henderson, W.Va died Tuesday, ,May 23, 1989 in the emergency : room of Pleasant Valley Hospital. • Born Sept. 5, 1933 in Henderson, : he was the son of Laura Newell Bechtle of Henderson and lhe late Gilben D. Bechtle. He was a veteran of the United States Navy. He was preceded in de8lh by one brolher, Oilben Charles Bechtle. Surviving are one son, John W. Bechtle of Henderson; two brolhers, Roben Bechtle of Point Pleasant and Clifford Bechtle of Henderson; and two sisters, Marie May of Columbus. Ohio and Evelyn Thomas of Middleport, Ohio. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. · Friday at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home in Point Pleasant with Eugene Zopp, minister, officiating. BlUial will follow in the Concord Cemetery. Friends may call at lhe funeral home after 4 p.m. Thursday. Family Dollar 2 UtwSOdaa Assorted flavo~s. ' . ' •ADC •REG •FRENCH ROAST · SEALTEST 0.5% MAXW~Ll HOMOGENIZED MILK GOLDEN RIPE HOUSE BANANAS COFFEE~ 3 . . RIP£ TOMATOES 99~. Hospital news Veterans Memorial Tuesday admissions - Sara McCarty, Middleport; Melissa D11rham, Pomeroy; William Robinson, Racine. Tuesday discharges - Marvin McClain. Divorce aetion rued . A divorce action has been tUed 1n Metp County Common Pleas Court by MartH Ann Gray, f.anpvllle, aaalnst Michael · ·Qray, Racine. . s. Ucerwe iMued PlUM mall my Refund 10: Marrlace liCenses have been lasued In Melp County Probate Court to Terrill Jouph fdcNickle, 26, Rae!"'· end Wendy Jane Triplett, 13, SyraCule; Jobn EdWard Carl, 20, De~wire, and Saaan Kay Trader, 17, Pomero,y. ' Nome - - ----..-=..:-,- - - -~ -------------------- II . . . . ... . UMit 0 .., Fl li ' • :til' , • Ptl 11 INilllllwt, Mey M. 1M11:rueun..--.17, ~til • U8DA ,_. •••IIIJ•INWIC C.nsc:sAan;llill. NotR pansiHeFor·TY;agr,..Nul or rt•adlll~ -- \ --- ~ . �• Page &~The .. sentinel . ' .. .' .. ' ' . . . Ohio l· . . ' . • • '· ,• ,. . . . ·' UMW meets for prograp1 .<B, . .. •' • ' . •· . '••' . ' . ~ '. : . : ,. ·. '. ' t ' '. ••· '• . ' . . " ·.,, ,, ' ,• : * .' .. ... POMRROY PREPARATiON- JoAIIae Wllll&mll, len, aad Earlene Bumgardner are plaaUng pur)ile ud ,white Dowers In Pomeroy's mlnt'park lo prepare feir lbe alumni reunion Ibis weekend . I. -;, . '~ ' . . '• .. ,' t • A.P.R. . . ,I I • f . -. • Smith N lson otors, Inc. • 992-2174 461 South 3rd Ave. Middleport, ·Ohio i Grueser, Brenna Sisson, and Me." Benediction was given by Cynthia CotterUI. Sara Dill. A puppet play, "The Kooks or Attending the banquet with Gizzard" was presented by Deb- those already mentioned were bie, Kelley, Tara, and Danlelle Agnes Dixon, Lisa Pullins, Laura Grueser, Leigh Mash, and Cyn- Barber, Susie Mash, Renee thia Cotterill. Stone, Doris Grueser, Ruby Special gifts were presented to Baer, Trlcla Baer, Dolores Will, Ruby Frick, oldest mother, and Suzan Will, Brenda Walters, Rilla Lowery, youngest mother. Cara Walters, Beverly McMaDoor prizes were a warded to nus, Kristin McManus, Mary many of those present. Starcher, Faye Watson, Frances The adult choir sang "We Are Car Jet on, Mary Sheets, Mandy So Blessed," and · members In· Sheets, Sally Ervin, Dorothy cluded Debbie Grueser, Cynthia Clark, Shelly Friend, Dorothy Cotterill, Jenny Warth, Carol Long, Addle Buck; Ann Carswell, Ohlinger, . Mrs. Hunnel, Joyce Paula Hall, Helen Davis, Karyn Davis, Emma Lou Davis, and Davis, Ann Sisson, Clare Sisson, Mrs. Baer. · Dawna Grueser, Linda Rhodes, rt~e copgregatlon closed the Ashley Rhodes, Debbie Rhodes, program by singing "Love Ulted Tyler Lowery, and Candy Carleton. J1·m· Cobb ·308 East Main P_omeroy, Ohio Closing cermonies scheduled Friday Graduation at Rejoicing Lite Christian School will be held Friday at 7 p.m. In the sanctuary of Rejoicing Life Church In Middleport. Immediately following the program, there will be an open house at the school .w here guests may view science fair projects, student-made books, art work, ·and good papers. School manualS for the 1989.90 school year and registration forms will be available at a registration table. The public is invited·to attend by the Rev. Michael J . Panglo, senior pastor. The church Is located at · 333 N. Second Ave., Middleport. Celebration set Littlt Ihings tm Worlh Alol in lht Classified Stctionl The 98th Memorial Day service· at Burlingham Church will be held Monday at l: 30 p.m. The honor guard for the service will be from Middleport PenneyBennett Postl28 of the Ame~lcan Legion. Rev. William Wellman and the Modern Woodmen youth from Burlingham will also participate In the service. Music will be provided by Frank O'Brien, Denver Rice and Floyd and Colleen Brickles. Guest speaker will be Laura Hawtho,rn. Eve. ryone welcome. Che.fter Council D ;/ A·' in parade The Chester Council Number 323 Daughters of America will take part In the Memorial Day Parade and program at the Chester Cemetery on MoJII]ay. Members are to be at Chester Grade School at 1 p.m. The lodge will be In the parade at Middleport on Monday evenIng for the dedication of the war memorial to the Meigs Countlans killed In all wars since World War I. SAVE Football meeting set Wednesday 20°/o STORE· There will be a Big Bend m ldget football meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Cleland Realty Office. ~II officers and Interested .persons •are urged to attend. Election of ott!cers for the coming year will be held. WIDE -~::: $75900 .... ..... ..... ,,............... '""'"'" .............~.....,....'" .. ,._, ,.. ..,..--. (nua1...4uralllt......utllul• ... anntversary celebrated . •Chevrolet •Oldsmobile •Cadillac •Gao, Inc. talns herself In her own .apartment, and does her own work and cleaning. Her birthday was celebrated with a small famHy get-together at the home of Mrs, J?otter. • Information.:. ~ • Gertrude McElhinny, widow of Charles McElhinnY and former resident of Middleport recently observed her 92nd birthday. Mrs. McElhinny now resides In Glendale, Calif. near her daugh, ter, Patricia Potter. She main· Harris' . • 992-6614 500 East Main Pomeroy, Ohio ~ A potluck dinner and motherdaughter banquet was held recently at the Enterprise United Methodist Church. Elizabeth Davis said grace before the meal and Becky Baer began tile program with a plano solo, ''Bridge bver Troubled Water." The children's choir ·s ang "Mother Loves Me," written by Frankie Runnel, to the tune of ."Jesus Loves Me" with approP" rlate words concerning mothers ·and children In the congregation. .The children also sang '"Grumblers" . with Mrs. Runnel . ·and Amy Warth portraying Mr. ' and Mrs. Grumbler. Members of .the chlldren's· choir Included _Kelley, Tara, and Danlelle .. .. ' See The Following ~·articipating. Dealers ·For Addition~i Pat Hill Ford ' USED.CARS. f\ND JR.UCKS. . ON. ·SELECTED Tbe riowers were donated by local greenhollle8 aad the Pomeroy Merchants Association. Y out1as from Carl Hysell's program also helped wllb I be 1 : plandngs. · . -Churdl mother, daughter banquet .held ~ .. .. McElhinny.birthday observed Emma Lou Davis lead the program, "Nurturing Our Spiritual Life" at the recent meeting of the Enterprise United Methodist Women held at the home of Dorothy Long. Scripture was taken from Collosians I. Everyone present was asked to think of as many names for God as they could. These names were shared with .the group. Instructions were also given to use some orthese names during prayer In lhe coming week. Frankie Runnel presided at the business meeting In which the preparation of layettes for the Festival of Sharing was dis· · cussed. The group voted to contribute $50 to the Bible school to be held June 12-16 . Sara Dill closed the meeting with benediction and ,grace. Others attending were Debbie GrueSer, Dolores Will, Mel Franklin, and Becky Baer. BANK ONE, IN CONJUNCTiO·N-.WITH lOCAL CAR DEALERS, IS . PLEASE.D.T(f .·ANNOUNCE :foR .THE ..PE.RIOD :OF :MAY· 22nd THROUGH: : · MAY 3· 1 st, 1.989 . . .. . Wednesday, May 24, 1989 Page 9 ,• • ·. The Daily Sentinel By The Bend ·I .. ·. 1 .MIIY THE SHADY RIVER SHVFFLEBS Traditional dancers keep ·clogging alive • , There was alot of fun, alot of smUltig and certainly alot of dancing as the Shady River Shuffiers performed for the Royal Oak Resort Club, AprU 22. The theme of "Old Ozark Days" which was being celebrated by the club, lent way to the creative Ord graduateJ Verne A. Ord, Syracuse. son of Robert and Leah Ord, graduated on Mother's Day from Marietta College with a bachelor of science In geology. Marietta College Is a small, private college In southeaatern Oh lo that enrolls apprqxlmately 1;300 students In a variety of liberal arts and professional programs. hillbilly costuming of the team. It was truly a fun fU!ed evening for the team of about 31 active members. Ranging from age 3 to over 40. The Shady River Shuttlers Is Omitted . The name of Middleport Feeney-Bennett Post 128 of the American Legion was omitted from Information which accompanied a picture In the May 14 Sundf!Y Times-Sentinel which announced Poppyy Days In Middleport. Gayle Ferry, Americanism chairman; Trlsha Tobias, jun,lort miss poppy; and Jessica Hootln, poppy princess, represent Middleport's FenneyBennett Post tbelr name and clogging Is their game. They enjoy meeting ~ pie and promoting "clogging" an Appalachian traditional lype of dandng - which Is part of our heritage. They have made exhl· bltlons for over 3 years at benetlts, alumni dinners. ·county fairs, various holiday events, presentation functions and have recently added the Ohio State Fair to their list - this wUI be their second year. They are active In community projects such as entertainment for the Senior Citizens, children's hospitals, grand openings, and school functions. Fill' any Information or to Inquire about a pending event you are trying to organize, call . Paulette Harrison at (614) 992- 6248. l.IMIW 1J , . . ..,....,. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris, former Meigs County residents will be celebrating their 65th ·wedding anniversary on Wedesday. Lee Is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Harris of the Great Bend area and has retired from the Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton. Mrs. Harris Is the former Susie Allee Circle, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Matt Circle of the Carmel area. She Is a ret Ired school teacher. The Harris' are the parents of Mrs. Arnold (Leta Faye) Thordsen, Russell Leroy Harris, Mrs . Kenneth (Mickl) Liming, and Mrs. Kenneth (Irene) Dulrl. There are 14 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Cards and letters will be appreciated at their residence on 80 East Jackson Road, Springfield, Ohio 45501. iN. IIIU .,.$849 47'' Round T•W. & 4 SwlvoiChllro. oQ idera •Swivel Rocken UMIIILLAS •Umbrell81 •Porch Sofa · ..... ..., beallflfll "'"'"" In the ..... · SOLD SEPAIATILY1 z flU DIIMIY OPIII DAlY . •i l II 5 P.M. IIOIIIAY I ,..,,_, PRESCRIPTION SHOP MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO ,,•'' ''' 14 KARAT GOLD NOW OPEN FOR SPI.G SUSON . Complete Une of Vegetable . & Bedding Pl1111te, Auleu & FNh Tr-. Gereniuma. Hanging Baaketa, Shrubbery andTr-. ., and STERLING SILVER SALE OPIIII DO.Y 9 All tO 5 PM SUIIIIAY 1 to 5 ' Hubbard's G,....houM . 992-5776 SYIACUSL •o ' ·'· *11. 76% A.P.R. IS AVAILABLE WITH APPROVED CREDIT, ONLY AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS FOR THE UMI'fED PERIOD STATED ABOVE. SEE PARTICIPATING DEALERS FOR FLEXIBLE TERMS. DEALER PARTICIPATION MAY AFFECT SELUNQ PRICE. THE SELECTION OF USED CARS AND TRUCKS IS ENTIRELY WITHIN EACH PARTICIPATING DEALER'S DISCRETION. . ' ,FRIDAYI JUNE 2, ' 1,., . 1 . 9:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M.; t=ONE I Eighteen Tholisand People Who Care. . . ., . ....=:r== ..""..__ -""' ......... _ . oil. . . ' ~· _., •IN t:. :-.• .•a 1 'IRfEI'~ _ - ........ ,..-lllEIIIII........ .. --·• RATIDtl .......... 650Jo OFF ! • ~·····- VIS.AIIIdTIIlC••n ACCEPI'ED ·- . �Paga 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomaoy-Midclapon. Ohio --~People---By WILl.IAM C. TROTI' Ualled Preu Inter lUll lonal RATHER'S SURVIVAL JUT: Du BMIIer had to explain the difference between peanut butter and toothpaste to a protester In Beljln& while covering the prodemocracy demonstrations. The CBS anchorman always takes a survival kit that Includes bottled water, Vienna sausages and small cans of tuna fish when he travels to farflung places and his wife recently came up with a new 1\l!m to Include - peanut butter In squeezable tubes. One day last week, after making his way through Beijing traffic and var· lous checkpoints leading to the center of Tlananmen sQuare. Rather found himself with a few Idle moments. "I took out my little tube of peanut butter and decided to have a pop," he said. "A student came up and said 'Can I borrow some of your tooth paste?'" Rather tried to explain that II ' )lias peanut butter and finally showed the student what was In the tube. The student backed off and Rather says he apparently was saylne. "Boy, that Is really gross·looking · toothpaste." GILDA ON GENE: Gilda 8·tu had lobi of praise for her husband, Geae Wilder, In one of the last Interviews she eave before her death from cancer last weekend., "I'm lucky I'm with a man who Isn't superficial," the former " Saturday Night Live" atar says In the IDtervtew, which wu conducted March 31 and will appear In the July Issue of Glamour. "I think he really put me to the test. But be loves and cares about what's Inside me whQ I am ratber than H I have hair. He' s never broken down -InOnly--_...,... and cried. He' a always had thbl total contldellce that I would be welL I've never aeen any fear In his eyes." RadDer said her soon-to-be-published, "It's AI· ways Something," would show the world what an understand· Ina, Iovin& husband Wilder Is, which would send women streamlq after him. "hat down and Itold him, 'You have handled thla ai10ut the belt that anyone could.'" she said. "'After I tlnlah this (bQok), every woman In the world -Win he after you. The trouble bl, they're all aonna have some major IUneu." GLIMPIIBII: Thewiteotlmprlsoned singer . J - IINWII aays she shouldn't have to do jail Ume alter pleadlna guilty to .pones· slon of the drulf PCP . .wrtftM BI'OWII will be aentenced In three weeks after her lawyer entered a lfllllty plea Monday to cbarlfes · from he- April 19, 1988. arrest at an Augusta alrpDrt.. . . James · Brown Ia serving a ' six-year · prison term llllllou th Carolllla on · an assaplt conviction . purCh.. .,.; COPYRIGHT 1111111 ·THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY MAY 21, THROUGH SATuRDAY, MAY 'Z7, 11f8, iN 'N·-·--•crr.._: TO DEALERS. .. l!t Kroger Is Your · !· .c o·o kout Hea£l.quarters ·WithLow Steak Kroger Charcoal THURSDAY 10-lb.Bq POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of AlcoholiCs Anonymous . and AI· Anon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. PKG. OSCAR MAYER POMEROY - The Women's Fellowship of Meigs County Churches of Christ will meet Thursday at 7: 30 p.m. at the Middleport Church. It will be husband's night. FREE!. BUY ONE 28-0Z. Morton ·Chicken GET ONE FROZEN ' •• REE! -co d..crlbld reel est1te eituete In the VHiavo of Rutland. Melgo County. Ohio. to-wk: leglnnlng at thllaouthwett cor- of Lot No. 4 in South Here'• en eye whrepon from Kan•• City: It eaye, the IICCid4int occwrecl when the woman driving the e~~r. · ettemptecl to remove her girdle. end IOit control of the ~cle. A Norfolk lilly ...,., I Wll taking my e11111ry to the v-. wllen It got 1nd flout the window• . The next thing 1-waa hl•-r•nd, 1nd there w• e cr11h. 1-. Rutland; thence in • lhinoo '¥ ·14 rodo... 10-the IOUihoor- of Lot No. 8; thence lOUth I rode to lho place ol mum be m~'8MIIdlld.H......., ...... O.,.rt- ...... lnt''. llklcltr to fumloh thllr own bid farm. The ao.d 'of County Commirolonen rnry - ' 1111 bid or IIIICI the bolt bid for the lm•lnd r • - the rltflt to reioctlftY.ilr .. blclt pert bogiMing. conlllning .87 eore.moreor·..... Porcol ThrH:' Tho follow· ing .t.cribed real •tete. oltuated In lhe Village of Rutland. Meigs County, Ohio: Bogfnnlng et tho IOUthwllt comer of Sect ton 8, Town II. RMgo14. ofthe Ohio Company' a Purch•o: thM!ce north along oold IICiion line 411 rodo end 4 Mt; .,..,.,. -..ly 19 rodo 10 the ...... of the ·~ thlnco oouth I I - the ..,. The front of the - - - •• or- t-. • ' r••••••••••KROGER • Kraft Raal (J D Mayonnaise BUY ' • •• ' . ' I . .' •I • ' • • • .•• fillY. '••. • • • I I I • •• •• ' l' ' ..................... . OF \: UMIT fAMILy • • MIDDLEPORT STORE ONLY .CHOLESTEROL SCREEN TEST FRIDAY, MAY 26-10l.M.·6P.M. · 992-2124 2 IECEIVI 2 FlU PEPSI'S 16-IKII ONE ITEM PI IllS $14.95 =. . . . \ Willi l PAl. PIDI 01111 ·~-•: * sr••' .. ..,.Ms.. .-crt IIIII om - ........... nw.. II-~. OL ... 111fT " • '1----.... 1hz. 1Kt. IIAIGAIINE ...-!."91:. 99« •va .D. EGGS ........~..97c _,,.(1 •scum .......... YMIIY GUll A !.!.!!: It{' We now offer home bcalth care services and assisted ~ving apartments. Anew skilled nursing home is opening Mirth 1989 . •. ...-s o•01s .."...............atc c CAUf. , _ 5 II. IAII GIAPEFIUR ..!.~; •1.77 •uou... · POTATOU~~~·2.Jt FIUR PIES ••••••••••••••••••••!~.~-~.. SJ.69 . . .-Ill 01. , If you h&Yen't though! about { { Bristol Villlae for a while, I it's time you stopped by 10 ~ how we''o'll puwn since our beginning in 1961. We now baYe so much nm 10 ofi:r in · ~ for the growing needs and desires Of mimi folks like you . We're a aot·for-pni'lt, non-denominatiotia communily open to people OYer the age of fifty. wiP .ENIE WEENIES •••••••~••••••••~.~~•• 79C Villi POllOI IEEF IAIIEQUE•••••••••••••!!!~ S1.59 .WWIISUCD PINEAPPU •••••••••••••••••••••••!~.!~... 99c CIIPIIIL'S CIICDI NOODLE SOUP •••••••••••••l!':.!~ 2/99c mPIOY-AI... ' . • •.., ------~----......:..----··--·~-- Ol. ····l·IONI•••:•••••••••••••!!...... S1.09 . -- ~- llll. ua••• m• CHICKEN LIVERS •••••••••••••••!!!~~.79C pool is opening in the Summer 1989. ,• .0: YIII.OW 1t "' . .•• CHDSE ..... s1.15 Krz~mari• · Food ••• 1'110(. Din PAIIAY .QIAIITIIS INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SUCES • • (&) 17. 24, 41 : (8)7. 14, 21. 28 7tc ... '-rey, OIL Lii: Leases rmp: from $20,000 to 565,000. Sevml refund opcions are IIVIilable, or you may choose a monthly peyment pi• . Co-Sponsond by Fruth Pharmacy and Heber Cll._ac vice Area from June 01, 1989 through June 30, 1989, for aneffectlvedateofJuly 01, 1989. You may not be declined on the balls of your health ltlitue unlesa you are confined in a hoapltll or madie~~l facility for a chronic illnesa or permanent lnJIA'Y at the time of thl·a ppllcation for AdvaCare cCMir· ege ie made. Information about the pion can be obtelned by calling thll AdvaCare of· fica It: 61'4 /448-6281. If interelled. you ehould apply In peraonat thll AdvaCa.W Of· fico, . Joe~~1ed at the Holzer Clnic. 386 Jackeon Pike, GalllpoUa, Ohio. lnperaon enrollment is strongly auggelted for pur· pose• of acquainting new enrollees with our fecilitiea. If 1pecifically requetted. ho· wever, we will accept application by mall. You may apply Monday through Friday bet· wean the hourt of 8:00a.m. end 6:00p.m. The pre-payment for the firet month of a cover1ge muat be mille prior to the effoc· tlve da'e of c:ovctr1ga. . (1)17. 24 2tc ' ' more or ..... Wilt . . St. U... l!ohory • j ...''' PorOII llx : Aloo the foilowing r... - · IIIIHIIId In t•...... county ~ 11me town-·~· ~. en d ._.te • euvwe end bo d •- 1~• u an -cr.._ea 8 -northlelt Jcorner "'"" ol of... lectkln 13; thence north 121 fltl: lhonce north 81 dog. obout 102 fHI: lhMI,. oouth to lha north line of Soctlon 13: thonce -1100 foot to the piiCI of btgin· nlng. contolnlng 1.1&-•, CorntNialou,. . M8ty Hobtt-. Cllrtc WAV. ' of beginning. comaining .23 acr•. more ot lero. M.llgo County lowd of . IV'll . now offers,~G'I'<.I! Bnsto 1 age G-•~(JINIJ\IC:r, more modern homes, · l .y., ... ~~ more attractive facilities '-tv . and bt;neficial health care services than ever before. .• WM· torly cllriCIIon 11 rodo to lhe · of olong the ....... ..e n-.ly lhe crook dloUonao of S rodund P - ; _....,. bid way 100 f ...; tltenoe north -.i100-tolhellction llno; -01-ttothep'- .-n "*' ... .,""""", t"" nert- m-• A new fibless center with belted indoor swimmillg • ... ....•••• • I POMEROY - The Ewings Chapter of the Sons or the American Revolution will meet for Its regular meeting on Thurs· day at the Meigs County Museum on Butternut Ave. In Pomeroy. A dinner (by reservation only) will be held at 6:30p.m. Reservations· · may be obtained by calling 992· 7874. The bt¥~lness meeting and program will take place at .. 7:30. The program for the even· lng will be the presepatlon of the SAR good cltb:enshlp medal, the SAR law enforcement medal and the Eagle Scout Award. Guests are welcome. Eootom LoOII School Dlotrict ...... to ............... blclt on the fal-lng: BuRling and Porronal Proporty lnouronoe SpoclfiC811on • - • ero av.aable •t the Tr_U,.,'I ofiiOI. . In order to be conrlderld IIIINildblclt-lbe nc1lved tn the TrHiurw'• oflloebr 1 Z o'oloofl- on Mryll1.1181. llld - - of Eduoetlon 1111 the rltht to IICOIPI or njiGI:- •d Ill peno of MYrndlllblclt. ao.d of Educollon Eaotern LoOII . . _ Dlo-. trial lo.-, T_u,. 311008117 Rla•vlle. Ohio 4&772 (&) 10. 17. 24, 31, 4tc terofthecreok26;odund4 feet; lll•ce 'o •t 11 rodo to the nort-1 00, _ of Lot No. 4. in South Rulleiul; thence South. 11 rodo ond 4 fHI; oh•ce - l y olong the railroed right of way 27 rodo ond 4 f-totho piece of beginning. contoinlng 7 1crn, more or len. . Porcol Four: TholoHOV!'ina reoleatllllltuatolnRullend TownaiMp, Moir. Cou-. ... ,4 Ohio, ond boinu n Lot No. in South Autla.nd, being 88 fellonDepot$trellbr186' feet . Parcel Four end the • • • mant deacrlbtd in Prrcol One above ore bounded on lhe out lor Oopot Sti'Mt (Counly Rolid # 31 ond the otroot to tho North 11 Moln St'"' (SUitl Routl 1241 • n no - • to the •outh 1nd wMt. P•rcela One, Two end Three dM· crlbed obovo ., 1 not boundad lor ony otreetr. however, tho olrMt to tho eMtll Dopot St.,., (County Rood #ll end lho otrHI to tho north 11 Moln Street ( Btltl Route 1241 ond 11,.e oro no to the oouth and wHt. Parerl Five: Tho following nNI In Rutlond Townohip. Mel go County, Ohio: loginnlng ot the cor- of Soctlon 13; t'*',. Iouth about 100 fHI lo the n linl of the NYC IIR rillht·of· -. -... *'"II h north line of Mid rioht·oi· Parcel One: The folowing Ret...,ce DHd: Volume rerl 1111111 e~UIIod in flu· 287. Pego 881, Molgo tlond Townohlp, Moigo County Died llotCOrdo. County, Ohio. being in the REAL ESTATE A' · -~ qullrtor of Sec· PRAISED AT: t21.27&.00. lion 8, Town 8, Rongo14 of Tho rill •IIIII cannot bt 1111 Ohio Company' I Pur· oold fo• '-• th.., iwo-thlrclt - · log inning ot tho the opp1'8iiold voluo . north- cor- of Lot No. TERMS OF BALE: C•h I, of lorton' 1 Addition to on delivery of dHd. tho Vlllrge of liutlond; Jom• M. Souloby, thence North 16 dog. Eut Sheriff of Mlieo County 4113 fool to Theobtld lot; ·- · · North: 7 6 <log. Will (1)10, 17, 24, 31 4tc 142 fool to tho -tar of Public Notice L11dlng Crook: thonco 1 _ _ _ _ _;;::.:::.:::.:::::;:::.:::.:::.:::=-----t IOII!horly down center of II -with the -deringo ADVACARE llllreof to • point which It OPEN ENROLLMENT NOTICE cteg. W•l231 foot from tho point ofboglnnlng. In accordance with Chapter 1742 of the oontolnlng 2 .&2 ocr01. Alao Ohio Revillld Code, AdvaCare, e Holzer I rlght·of·WIIY 20 foot wida Clinic. lnc./Cantrel Beftefitl MutuallntUr· by 111 feet long - Loti 8 end 9 In Berton' 1 anca Comp1ny Haalth Malntenence Or· Addition to Rullond. congenization. will conduct ita open enroll· tllnlng12.1 oquoro rodl. ment period for the entire Ohio State Ser· Porcol Two: Tho following .... with the ..._ • .., Indulin. but not ; llrn-to the rlglll oflhe op. tlon to ct~nOIIthe 1-• H n• f!,_ MIDDLEPORT The Women's Fellowship of Meigs County Ch'lrches of Christ will meet Thursday at7:30p.m.at the Middleport Church. It will be husband's night. BUY ONE or Beef Bun Le_!!Dth Franks GET ONE •• • • •• •• Deadllae to apply POMEROY - May 24 Is the deadline for making application for the Pomeroy AlumniAssocla· tlon Scholarship. Applicants must be a child or grandchild of a Pomeroy alumni. . Applications must Include the POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon wlll meet Thursday at 111.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. SLICED FREE '••.• -- HARRISONVILLE - Donald Dearth will be the guest speaker representing Haiti· at the mls· slonary service on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor David Ferrell Invites the public to attend. fi •• -ad. _ , therein be· lng C.o No. 119·CV· 41 In Mid Court, I wil offer for -All It the front door of the Courthou•• In Pomer'"", ...._ _, .._c~~~~n~y, OH. onthe115th doyofJune.1989. at10:00 o.m.; the following· Iondo •d tonomento. A compleoo logol dlocrlp11on of the reel Mlltllo eo fo-a; The f,.owlng rool •"''" llllullld In the Village of Rutlrnd and Townlhip of ~~:~nd, Mol go County, -•IY 7:00am Til 10:00pm •• o.t.'tdlnta. upon • Judg- 5 l,. . . Boneless ltAY . ca.• of DiMtOnd SIVinp; It Loon Com-. PlrlntHf, va. Robtrl T. s-ort. et II.. 11 Public N otlce Public N otlce NOTICE OF SALE ly vlriiHI of on Order of lole IIMIId out of the Common PI- Coun of Mllgo County. Ohio. in thl "- loti-. -- U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF ·HOURS ,.•. NOTICE OF hJah school transcr!pt, a resume APPOINTMENT OF of activities and career obJecPOMEROY -TbeMellfsCoopFIDuCIARY tives, a current photo and the eratlve Parish, 331 Condor St., On Mry 3. 1111. In the name an!l graduation year of the Mligl County Prowill sponsor a free clothing days Court. C.. No. 21234. alumni parent or erandparent through Thursday from 9:30a.m. Pruf R. Kerr. R. F. D. 11. The name of the school which to 3 p.m . dally. A selection of Ohio 41743. the applicant planl to attelld - · ""polntltl EQQitor of men's, women's, and children's STJVERSVILLE - Revival · after hllfb school abould also be 1111•- of Altono Kerr. d• summer clothing Is available. 111. 1... of II. F. 0 . •1. More Information may lie ob- services will be held at the Included. Mall applications to IOIIom. Mligo Coun- . tlllned by contacting the Cooper- Stlversvllle . Word of Faith Box 202. Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. ly. hlo. ' Church Thursday through Sun· Robert E . Buofl. alive Parish office at 992-7400. Pr-eJudfll day at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Tlckeaoaaale Llne ,K. NnllfrNd, Clerk Patricia Eastham, evangelist, POMEROY .Tickets are now POMEROY - The Trinity (1)10. 17. 24. 3tc Church In Pomeroy will be taking will speak. Gary Holter, pastor, on sale for the Pomeroy Alumni Dinner and Dance to be held May advanced orders for homemade Invites the publiC. '1:1, 6:30 p.m., at Melp High. Ice cream through May 31. School. Tickets are $10 each and Free clothing POMEROY Flavors available this year are Public Notice may be purchased at Swblher day will be held Thursday, from chocolate, vanilla, peach, lemon, pineapple, strawberry, banana, 10 a.m. to noon, at the Salvation alld ~bse Drugstore or Frucls and cherry nut. Cost Is $.2 a quart. Army, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Flo~t. or by calling 992-7690. PUIUC NOTICE Orders can be made by calling All area resklents In m!ed of ·TakiJt& advaraced mien 1ft 307 - .II - of • 992·3222, 992-37TI, or 992·5480, and clothing are welcome. don thewith Ohiolee· ..._ POMEROY - The Trinity on May 31, 992-3172. eo.. -· Church In Pomeroy will be tskln& viHd bt r I d -.., theblclt Melgo FRIDAY County ao.d of CommloRACINE - Racine Vacation advanced ordera for homemade RACINE- MI. Moriah Church llon.. In ofllao of God In Racine will hold revival Bible School "Blast Off" night lc:e cream tln'OUifh May 31. 1oaoteo1 1n the eou..u-... through Sunday with services Will be Friday at 7 p.rn. at the Flavors available this year are .........,. Ohio u n t l beginning at 7 p.m. nightly. The Racine First Baptist Church. chocolate, vanUJa, peach, lemon, _,"" Moy 31, 1111. The wllbl oponld .t 2 p.m. Rev. Rick Murphy of Columbus Ages two through high school are pineapple, strawberry, banana, llklr on Mry 31, , . . , •d roed and cherry nut. Cost Ia $2 a quart. oloucl for the _ , . Invited to attend. will speak. Orders can be made by calling ... lthe-·· EIGh bidlnd to 992-3222, 992-3771, or 992·5480, and bul POMEROY The Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT - The Bend opeaiftOMione • lai-r. Area Development' Committee Senior Citizens will be sponsor- on May 31, 992-3172. Otlloe buNnt to houao Ing a square dance on Friday, logo and newsletter design com· 1111 Melgo County Depart- o f Hu- ....,._, mlttee will meet Wednesday at 7 from 8 to 11 p.m., at the center In Clllckea -arbeqae RACINE -The Racine Volun· liOOCf ...... M1 minimum· p.m. at the Middleport VIllage ·Pomeroy. Music will be by the True Country Ramblers. Eve- teer Fire Department will be Hall. 2100 _ .. miniryone welcome. Those attending having Its annual MemOrial Day mum otllce.,...coMiotlnt weekend chicken barbeque on of • minimum of 11 ,_,., POMEROY - Donaid Dearth should bring snacks . . Sunday, with serving starting at II>IIM for 11pirkwill be the guest speaker repres· , _ f811111tler ___ 11 a.m. Dinners will Include a SUNDAY entlng Haiti at the missionary far ruiOIIIollll• POMEROY - The McDaniel half chicken, baked beans, maca· service on Wednesday at 7:30 requlrld for llfd p.m. Pastor David Ferrell In· Trio; Jerry Frederick; and Dan · ronl salad and a roll, for $3. 75, or ........, ... rol- fiiCIIIIHayman and the Faith Trio will a half chicken only for $3.25. The tter.ohould ... vltes the public to attend. -n be singing Sunday, at 9:30a.m., barbeque will be held at the fire lor • five- btelo. AI blclt at the Pomeroy Nazarene station. The ladles auxiliary will ohould - - the r..,., WEDNESDAY for the - t o Church. Dan Hayman and the also be selling homemade Ice pravlde...-. MIDDLEPORT - The Bend . . . . for the Plrrlor • • Interior of the Area Development Committee Faith TriO will also be singing at cream at the station. •• the r..,., r• . logo and newsletter design com- the 7 p.m. Sunday evening ----:Publ~-::ic~N~atl-~tce-----lbulcln' qulred lor the undrrlfgned. mittee will meet Wednesday at 7 service at the Gospel Lighthouse The ao.d of County p.m. at the Middleport VIllage Church, Point Pleasant, W.Va. C..............,rnry_lre NOTICE TO BIDDERS lldclltloMI GOiibwt prow.. Tho loard of EduC81ion of Hall. REEDSVILLE - The River· view darden Club will meet at the Reedsville Church of Christ on Thursday at 8 p.m . Delores Frank and Betty Boggs will be the hostesses. · WEDNESDAY Public Notice Public Notice _.,lone .AridM ·MEMORIAL .•• Community calendar The Deily &!ntinei- Paga -r emorial.Daj , POiileiOJ'-Midclaport. Ohio --- · ADIIEIIllltD I1UI POUCY-Eich of th- od.-tioeclltemolo reqund to bt......, IVIIrblo for -In orch Kroaor Store, OXCOPIII specllicdy thlo od. I f - doNn out of an -....:litem, we will offer you your choice olo c - - bm wr... Mklao - · u the ume uvingo or • ,.;,cllecl< which w11 omldo you U. -ioeclltom .. the_,..., price wilhin 30 daya. bt ~ 1111' Item purchiMd. ~ Wedn•dll'f, May 24, 1989 -- ' �--- • Page-12-The Daily Sentinel -------- ~---~.....-~------·--,.--- ' ~· ~~~~~t!24~.~1~9!89~--~----;r.-----~--~--_!~~;=~~~;O~h~~~----------~----~----~The~~1:~~~~~~ . .. Business Services ~OP::::.~:.::.o. ~==~~~~:;;rr==:~==~~~=tTi~~==========~i===:::::::::::;fF~==~~~====rnF=====~~======================~ ~d n~er r llow•d L Wrltu ROOFING ·. NEW - ..,... .'. .. ... Gutters .. STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM .. ·''• ...' II 298 SECOND Sl. POMEROY, OH. ' :· I .· I I I I I SUN., MAY 21 THRU SAT., MAY 27, 1989 ' SUPE..oR · Bacon ···············~· . · ., 12 OZ.PICG. . SUPERIOR FRANKIES •· •. coupons) With The TRIPLE VENDOR COUPON At Right. .. . . Wilt llltter _ ..................- ...- -.. 13.10 •· fanMI"'s Chltst tlow CW.IIorell---$3.00 •· CHEISE TRAYSm......................... 12 ._._t15.95 14 lllch-'11.95 · ..,., • WEDDING CA. TOPS/ ANNIVEISAIY CAIE. TOJIS IAIY SHOWEI CAU TOPS OrpllllcaRy Grown Strawberries Sfllltl 'ftl• Weil ~. HOiilfouND • . Mny 15-26·27 HOI'S, .... 11.10-WI S1.55 Ill. OHIO VALLEY SHEDD'S .·- Ohio spread 9 . 99< 1 Ketchup •••••••••••••• .Ice .Cream ••••••:::-. 1 LAYS ' FRESH BAKERY $ Potato Chips.:::~. 79< .Donuts ••••••••••••:;-. 159 . 320Z. .. I' . ...' "HOUSEHOLD" •' • .• '' 2 pc. living room suite, reclintr, 3 pc. bedroom suite, Wh~ washer, GE electric dryer, Si&~~lllure dryer, Nort~~ chast deep frlll!ll!, shell, drtBSer, misc. tables and stools, 3 tier table, stereo, misc. chairs, record cablntt, couch, misc. dishes and at. • "IIISC." Large anvil, vice, chain binders, log chains, Power-Kraft 230 welder,lawn·Boy solid-state lawn mower, Maytagwasher lor parts, air .compresser, chain saw, misc. wrenches, electric motors tsmaiQ, pipe wrenches, a•, saws, drils, lerge exhausl fan 36", lots to mowars and parts, alum. water tank, piston pump, rotoliller, belt puUey, yard fence and gate, doors, chicken brooders, and lots more. ' •, '·'· .'' ' '· •' ' OWNER, OPAL CALLIHAN •• WilkBVitll Auction- , PasHIYt ID ~. l.~~~~~~lo~r~~~c~iHM~I~~~~~~_J .. . ~ lEG. 11.39 NABISCO SALTINES • '' ESTATE AUCTION -.,' · Ssturdsy, Msy 27, 1989 10:00 s.m. ... -a-: 89< HOUIIHOLD I IIIICELI.ANEOUI: K.nmcn ...._, Keumore wMIW a ~. K.nmcn 15 aillla It reldgat&t, &ltr Amerlcen 2 pc. llvlngrt10011 IWI; IMIIII I':~ 3 pc. bedtoom tuH.: maple dttk. ~ ~ II melei lllatdrabe; chill; en..: 2 twin lllltple poellr ! (ASf QF 24 • :: 1 . . (1' ..... OIIIy&t tin IlL. .., 17, 19M • 12 OZ. CANS l ........ _._; ...... =~:::~lelgeiMI)'Dml poll IIII'IO;wooc:t.lt.wdOIIMI:•H•Igjlra; 111dque limp; bu1llr mold; Ql IWn; pilolllr; lllme; feti; 2 Kintl Coal I Woad ltMI; Mt ~IIIII i. . ·,.~ ~~~~~~~·~·~"'~h~· ~~~=~MIEiCI;.E~·~-~·~-~~~ow~;~. ~· ~· ' ... ,,.• '•. ' (trtcintetd~ Call 992·2772 cott 8 1U u ~~-:..~:.~:. ~!.11 992.11:772 coot h....... Swoln"s Fum~u .. AUOi ion Thl• d & ot.. , 814-U&·315B & !".~';,..c.C!tt L!~v r"'.r:f4~ 388·93o 3. Furntrure end apptian oes by the piecf! of entire .-.outehol d, Fa ir prices bein g paid Cell 614-448- 3158. W ill buv or IJ)preiee MYthlng! Antkluet, furniture , applian cet. .... ..... CGnclucted., M'DMI., RICK PIAMON AUC110N CO. LuiiOII ....... wv ma7ll COl. Ill.~: tiLDA DIWCI ATTORNIY: NCIWID ROillftiCK JIIROIATI NO. 1•101 ~D. Went .:Ito buy : Junk c•s whh Of' w itt'IOUf mot Ot"t. Clll Ric h•d CHESTD, OHIO PH. 304-428-7245 4-5-19-looo. Gootgo. 614·388·9095. •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS • BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING & REPAIRS PHONE DAY 01 EVENINGS HOWE'S GROVE PARK AUOIONEIR WIWitlli to Buy: GoodV -8 Chevy engine. C1ll 114-367-061 3 Used tmlitu re •by the piece or entir tt ' flouaehold also seUin g 614·742·2455. 985-4141 GENERAL CONTaACTOIS · 11 -18·"118-tfn ' ... Aeferen Used fu rniture an d hou!lehold 2048. America's only 1OO"'e Fiber Optic long Distance Network COMING TO THIS AIEA SOON! YUDMAN MOWIIS ECHO SAWS & - I S OltEGOH IAIS, CHAINS Part Time Job With Network 2000 In Network Marketing Cost '184°0 tlncludes training & materialsl BE AN INDEPENDENT U.S. SPRINT REPRESENTATIVE for mo•e info write: Scott Anderson P. 0. Box 337 IY AN SRVICI CENIII Ports & Senko Oa , . . . . .s VISA · M48TERCHARGE HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 9-7 Sat. 8·8 Cloold Sundty Quilts Pre 1940 quiha. Any conditio n c ..h paid. C11f 814-992-6657 or 614· 592- 2481 . •ppllantfll . Pho ne 614-742- U.S. SPRINT EAGLE IIDGI SMALL ENGINE 110 SUNIIAY 814- ~45- 5152 MARCUM · PATRICK H. BLOSSER lot to buy · Mas on Towr.hlp 111: Reas onable Pri ce. 304-7735 .&45 or 77 3- 9181 Employment ServiLt:s 11 Help Wanted Oh. 45713 VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SElWICE SERVICE We can r""* and ,... c«e rllllatan and hlater cores. We can also acid bail and rod aut rllliaton. Wa ahD SYRACUSE. OHIO Moat Forllign and Dom. . lo Vehid• A/ C Servic• All MJiOr S. Minor •, Repair• r.,air Gas Ttinb • NIASE CenHI .. Mechanic PAT Hill FOlD CAll 992-6756 982-2198 ' Midd .. port. '"DOC"' VAUGHN WANTED DEAD OR AUVE •Washers •Dryars •Range •F reazers •Refrigerators •SHRUB & TREE TRIM !lind RE· MOVAL •LIGHT HAULING Leese Murphey •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992·2269 Poao..oy, Ohio 45769 Pho•• (614) 99.2-2922 EVENINGS WATER SERVICE BASin WEAVE HANDWOVEN BASKETS Large Supply of lleoket 1,000 GAllONS Wetvlng Suppll• POOLS. WELLS . CISTERNS ... . . Sign up now for Bnk81 w..vlngCiao• lOST SATURDAYS . 10:00 1 IL 5:00 OPE~ Call Anytime • • •110111 • OWIIII 992-2371 . ALL POPULAR SIZES AVAILABLE ~~. ~~i~\'&J1' so~68Hooo E..v Wotkl E.c.,lent Payt As- semble pi-oducta at home. Call Qual 'lfy , pany Stone C0 m Rtpair~lt" lo• ;nto<mation 604-649-01170 Ed . 313. 3 Mile East of McArthur on S.R. 50 We Service All Makes PH. 596-4756 or 992-6637 t2.j,NTsNEEoEDmoooA ALLEN'S HAULING ~=======;r--------' Til-COUNTY Announce men Is RECYCLING lEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 11992·5:135·-9115·3561 1600 GAllON WATER SEHICE UMESTONE SPIEAD DIIT HAULED 992-5275 5-IHIIt 4 / l / 89/ !fn THE LIMESTONE FOR SALE EARN MONEY Aeading bookl t *30.000/ ve• inoo me poten- VISA/ MASTERCARD AO'IIIes' of Cl'ed~ •Min<> call now ! 21 3 · 9 2 &, 9906 .· e xt . u2524 "Must le . Certified LINDA'S PAINTING INTEIIOI-EXIEIIOI FREE ESTIMATES Take the poln out of ~•ti ... &at ... it for JIU. da VRY IEASONAILE HAVE IEFEIEIICE 61··985-·180 US CHARGE Guar,.nteed. Re· 4- 14-89-1 mo. OPEN 7 DAYS 9AM·7PM Paying today April 18, 1989 IS.bj"O<t ro Ch111p Wirhout Norial W. WI le C.... Mar 21 & H for Momlrial Day CLEAN AWMINUM SHEETS-··················S2 1 I~ CLEAN AWMINUM CAST- ·················.....40 1 I~ ALUMINUM lEVERAGE CANS •••••SO ' 1~ PrnceuinqProdlctOrd•s PeoIpi& Refu callndeblel you. No Call I!Ji! petiP.nce. 407- 744· CJII 3011 ac,1. DA1!76 . Full-time medi en! I atr•orv terh- nician fOf a fultr equipped physician' s offir e. exc benefits. n!"' shift work, apply in pet'Sfln 1o Medical Plan. 203 Jadl ~ on fJtkP.. betwHn 8:30 1: 6:00p.m. 3 Announcements Bab¥sitter needed- our home. weekdavs, for 2chlllten/ Ages 5 S. 1 Send name. addrM!II. phone. • refP.rences to· Bo~t cl11 195, t / o Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 826 Third Ave .. Oallipoti!l. W1ter lin•& drainllllge ditch•& neeeuary mMeriala . Oon P bv C W . Oaviton. Pltimbing a TreneNn g. Call 61._ 44&- 0169 eft• p m e OH 45631 . Wlntf!d: r•ident n1eneg81' for eld"""r epwtment compl•. 1 br .• apwtment. utilil if!!l & etc. Light mlintif!flanct a. mowing required. Pfpf•red .,bitiou11 m•ried couple, send resume to Galllpolia DallyTrlb.Jne, cla198. 825 Third Ave .• Galllp otit. OH Y1rd sale stuff. Cell 814"3889336. Must Ttke AI. Annual Meeting of Addiaon A&vnolda Cemf.!tery Anoclatlon -M•v 29th- 6 ·30 p . m at C: em eU!f'll 4 46831 . Giveaway SHEET •••..•••••• S< to 30 .ONY CAST ••• 3' to 20' t~ SlAINlESS -············20' lb. 1 • · NO GLASS AT PRESENT 992-5114 located Off Bypass At Jet. of Rts. 7 & 143. Pomeroy. Oh . 1-12-' 89-tfn Part Australian Shef)herd. mtle. 1 vew old. Good watch dDQ. good willl cllK drl!ll1. GNI! io count"/ home only . Enviro- TechwHI be hiring Asbestos workers for DUt of state wor.k. Starting PRY Is te- *9 per hr. Health B'"eftts. training. oppo.-1uniti• for lld'wanctment For morf' info. call 30..._ 522· 6 kittens to give awty. Call 614 - 992· 699~ . 4 momll old male Be&ole and Bassett mill ed. 304-676-1733. 3351 Ot803-329··9778. E.O.E Nee dr•pon,. lblepwaonl'i to pidt in peuon 8 -noon. Saturd-v . Mev 27. T.vror Berry Patch-Kf.!rr Rd . 51111 week old Austrelltn 511~ pherd mixed pu~i• . 304-176- strawbtlrrie~-applv 31148. BISSELL BUILDERS · ANG.'S GIDNHOUSI CUSTOM IUiT .,. HOMES & GARAGE'S "At ...._.... Prien" IEAUTIII IASIIE1S IS.OO FU1S Mix •.,. U, ss.oo Strawflowws, Stotice, W"tltlfloww1 IIIII Mere. "liEf PLANT" PH. 9·9·2101 or Ill. 9•9·2160 . . . . 7:00 p.tl. . .........,c•. Ill. In Otot Stnot 1111. Day or llilfri 011. NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-1&-16-tflt FOR SALE Roger Hysell Garage 3 Styles and II. 124, l'et~t~tey Ohio AUTO & TRUCK Y1rilul Sizes WOODEN IUUIHGS REPAIR lullt On Your lot ON SALE NOW AT Alte Tr•••letlot PH~ 992·5682 or 992-7121 SEAlS 11 ..urorr 61 71 4-25-lf• BINGO TUXEDO RENTAL PHIIOY.UGUS · CUI 224 E. MAIN ST. FABRIC SHOP 110WHTMAIN POMEROY 102·1178 -.u. 6145 , ... . . . LI.114S P& 1001 ...1 2 H.D. FIEf MlhCOU]IIIIIII1L1" 111111:h• Df 11ln. N.C. Plclt· , •II& Uta* I COIPGft Jllf cttt :a. .. Ill.., ....an. I K and J CONSTRUCTION GIIG BAILEY •NEW HOMES •SIDING •GARAGES • •REMODELING •GENERAL CONTRACTING A Great Cambinafian" Quality ond Reasonable Prices" WE GO THE EXTIA MILE••••• 992-6810 ·elevision listening Devices Depenclabt, Hearing Aid Sales & Senricllll "He1rin1 Ev1luations For All Ages cs ! LISA M. KOCH, M.S. a Lost and Found FOUND : White mixed breed PliPPV on 3& bv· PI••· ne• Jayeeea Reeyeting.· Cell 814- 4411-3201. Lost : Fem11le GotciM Retria~er. in Porta mouth Rd . area, antWf!rs to the; name Sonnev. Reward. Calll14-446-7130. 7 . ·· ····Gallipolis······---- WORD PROCBSSING TYPIWRITER XD7SGO -------· 816.0.c>-t691 230· yeN'. Nov. hiring Cell 111 805-887-800( Ext. R-9805 tor rurr.,t feels at lilt FaJI time bartender netdP.d .,d p.-t-11m,. wattreu. Mele or fl'!f'nala EqH"rlenee nec:esa.-v. 814-992-&1&2 & Vicinity lectv to lllte m. Ll~llt houtaNork More informtltion call 814-247- book ~~:. or 1t Veter1ns Memorial Hospital :Mulberry H&ts, Pomeroy, Ohio 8H·4411-7461 . GOVERNMENT JOBS Colt 407·744-3011 EXT. DA1822. - 417 Second Avtnue, Box 1213 Glllipolis, Ohio 45631 · """k. DAY! Processing Product Order• People Call Yoo No ExperiMce. Call IAallndeblel Yard Sale Y•d Sal~ all WMk. May 23rd01d 180.Kerr. Cknhinp: lll'ge .., d lrnlll. z HELP WANTED loe el Co. now hiring for t.JU-time employmMt, no aoxperif!nce neCM!IIB"'-1 , fv.eninQ work & ligfot ft1ting involvfld/ *300 per peid prDflt t h•lno & medical benllfilt for plll'lonal interview. AGENTS NEEDED &350 • Licensed Clinical Audioloaist ::t ~614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-2104 Clothes, bedllpraa~ . curt..na. miac .. Fri .. I to I . 428 • 430 Laril'lt Dr. beside Ko.zer Hosphll. a.... Yltd SileoSat .. Mav 27. 10o 00 &m. to 1:00 p.m., Burkhlrt t...o,. Gatttpollo. O.regellle: 10HhcondA~~~e .. lh.lra .. a Fri .. 8:00-1:00. clothing • misc. itlfN, Emte 811 e: ThJ " ·. & ffi., 25. & 28. Ptn•iot St1t Rt. Canten-v Dining room fum., bedroom st~lta lots of Wllr& .. tlquea, bt•rMtc. ltefn- al•• / llllnoC.tl 814·4411-..... 2058 $310. de, proeeesin~ phone ordftn. People clll vou. No ex pMienr.e nec.tary. Call lr• fundeblel 3115 -733-1063 •ten. tlo.n P-274819 Pan-timP. An lltant Activill• Director. Appf¥ It Am• icar• Pomero11 . E .O E . 387!19 Aod.sprlnga Road. Pomerov Ohio. · Attention RN '!I .• LPN ' a Am•ic. .. Pom.-uv h• imm• di•e op.,lngfor pert-timeRN '!I endlPN't on allehHts. Cornp•H· fll.oe sllrt, ft•llllf> teheciJIInf' .nd ben Plitt offered EOF Conteet LeAue Hill RN -OON Amf'rictr.,..flomH«rf' . 317&i Rocktprlnga llld. , '. omeroy. Ollio. 814-182-1108 .......PfPTeaunt·--··· & Vicinity . •• ,., ..... o-""110•so.oo ...... 165.00 u.. 1101,./r -· cat. phone 6 ··--············-·-··············· ~.,... •H lgh Efficiency Gee •Cantril Ai• •Haet Pumps 8 Public Sale It Auction Colt M.tln - & COOLING . Dairy Farm helper. LikP cow ~­ / know machine milking. Ref,.,. enCM ReQuired. Box 511 . Pros. poet. 0H43342 IIONY 4·21· "11·1 mo. AT THE THE ESTATE OF nDI LATE RUBY DINSMORE WILL Bi! SOLD • 3/Sl ............. .., 3 Mlleo We.l of GtsJUpollo Off Rt; 7. T1ke Rt. 141 "' Centenery, Ohle, rtpl alent Rt. 14.1 . Weteh f• Slpt. Ll. BOX • PiPER ToWiu 169 N. 2nd llidtllltpolrtl Oh. 108HipSII"'"' Sold farm 1nd movina to s11111er he11e so will 1111 the followin&. located on St. Rt, 160 1t Ewincton, Ollio. •. "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEIIS"" Or~n. organ stools, Victrola, stand tables, rocker, dresser, small iron bed, Singer sewing machine. mirror and frame. oak mirror, o• yoke. hay knife. brass knobs, double and sin· &~e hay forks, lantern, child's tricycle, lot ol wooden boxes, lot ol milk cans, large iron kettle, sin ale and double tree, col· lectioo ol Bourbon bottles, lois of misc. dish~ "lJACTOI$ AIID EOUIPIIEIIT" 600 Ford, 501 Ford mower, 2xl4 :l"pt. plows,6' 3 pl blade,J pl. rBVersible slip scraper, 3 pl. platform carrier, 3 pl. Dear· born cut·olf saw. .• SLICED ~28 2 Gan;p otls VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH V"tn-' S'.'ng r• "" 525 Nor1h Second . Seamless Gutter · Middleport, Ohio Replactrntnl Windows EVERYONE WELCOME llown IMulatt"on SUND '\' 10 00 M " ' A. • Storm Doors & SUNDAY 7:00P.M. Windows WEDNESDAY 7:00P.M. FREE ESTIMATES Paotor Jameo E. Ke.. ee ltlprt, Ohia CONSIGNMENTS WB.(OME REL.ATIONS '· ................~............ > $ DAIRY LANE Public Sale It Auction SAT., MAY 27, 1989 .. 10:00 A.M • . PINEAPPLE I I KAY'S IEAUn SALON PUBLIC ' PUBLIC AUCTION .. ··. ........ 149 49 Crock .;:. $1 NOW THIU JUNE 10 P-oy. • '· . '· 39< 2°/o Milk •••••••••!!L. ' '' ·· BANANAS LB. ANY PERM & AHGclateo . I Mastic - EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT-6:00 P.M. FOODS · 992·6910 89< ' 10% OFF We Aooopt l'ootl . _ , . . 514 hst Main 2 LITER BOnLE J&L .INSULATION furn.. hingt M arlin Wedemever. PUBLIC AUCTION NEW IUMMER HOURI Mon.· TUM. 8-1: Tltur.·Frl. 8-1:·- · . 881. 8-1 • 1 HEINZ 16 ~-'21.95 8 -omatoe·s · ·59< . .·........... , .. 'FLAYORITE . ' . $ 1 -614·~~1~}~~~d. 614·94P.il.?~~ PH. 9•9·2101 or lis. 9119·2160 ..... C-----·-···--·-·····---'2.15 •.. ,..,... a.-- -..·-·-··-·----'2.15 •. COCA•COLA PRODUCTS 3 Y Day, Week, Month ........ lull . "F- atlrnatu" 64 Miac. Merchendlsa Colty Chit• _ .............~..........- .....~.. 12.75 ·~ ~ CW..r...................................... s3.40 •· -...;: Swill.- .............................. ___ S3.5 5 •· 99< ' B BISSELL SIDING CO. •. 10 LB. BAG .Chuck Roast.••••:. u.s.o.A. CHOICE BONELEss $ 79 Ehuck Roast •••• :. ..1. ·. ~~~~~~rSteak •••:. S1 99 COLBY LONGHORN $ 89 Cheese ••••••••••••• :. 1 beautiful, furnished . Housekeepinl Room •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INBUL,ATION CHARCOAL • • 1 bedroom, very •VINYL IIDINO A U JIIIG. HOURS: 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Mllllllar·Friday GROUND S Plumbing. Pluter Repair • Painting Electrical • Carpentry "We Fit Al•tlf Alfllll•t"' Harry ltffle · 20 Years Experience 43020 St. Rt. 124 Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 CAMP !i-t·lt-1•~ • (Max. SOc Value • No cigareHe . ==· ................ c•. c..... ,~~~ One caupon Jill family.) , oz. 99c Wl·eners •••••••••••••• SUPEIOR · . · 29 Lunch · . Meats •••• ~. S1 ' $1 29 12 .............. .... .- (You must bri119 the Triple Y1ndor Coupon at Right. 9 9' c. . . 614-992-2477 Clol..: . 1-100-421-3535 ECLUIIII*It Deller. • • To 5 Vendor Coupons ~ J• ~"'· Ohio 45769 Pit. 6i4.992-5479 ( ) 0.... New Holl.,d, Bulh Hog F1rm •• w•-------------Will Redeem Up $ 99 Sa,usage ••••••••••••• . 1. JEFFERY J. WARNER I . . BENT AliVE 302 w. , •• s..... 1. S. ft. HIAST GIYSYUI, OliO "4462-1121 Authoflpd John - I I I La. 550 PAGE SDEET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CiN DO MAINTCENO ANCE INSURANCI o..lt SAUS & SilVIa '. I II HIUSHIRE FARMS ~OKED . Ext.~~! •o. pt PAINT and BODY SHOP NOW OPEN OHIO RIVER 11 E..t • n uMd19 c• •· Smhh MtatM, aut os. eo m r lete home ·. I I Calll-800-422·9010 BOGGS .I I. • IXIStlnJ IIIOrtpp. No ref1n1ncin(. A Mort&~~~ Consultant Slrvice GEARY Por HIALTH II I I I I I SJSTIM: Slve . .thoUslllds on 94!;~,t~!. pd. ' I REDUCTION Downspout& Gutter Cle.nl·ng Painting . FREE ESTIMATES •• ... .,.. ~ 1J.S.D:A CHOICE. MOUGAGE ..• . We Reserve The Ri1ht To ~imit Quantities PRICE~ ~FFECTIVE Buick-Ponl i• e. .... Auotlo- ...................... - · Llo.,,.. 1o IOfttlod In lroto "' Ohio ' Llqu ldollono. 114-Mtl-11112. �• .. Page- 14-The Daily Sentinel 1 1 Help W.med LAFF-A-DAY 14 46 Furni8hed Roo1111 The Daily Sentinel- Page 15 Pomeroy...:..Middleport, Ohio Wednllliay. May 24, 1989 P01ne1oy-Mkklaport. Ohio Television Metorcvcle• v Room~ tor rent· WIIIt or manth. S1111int at e120 e mo. O.Mia Hotol- 114-44&-1180. AVON · AM ar . .. Call U.ritrn w•.,. lO.t-882-2845. AVON til •e. II Shirlw SPfWI, 304-875-1429. lo!!ero of 1M 0 Roorrango four ocrambled word1 be- w.-n: to ••n JU11 Hltlp Two trail• Iota. seww end water. furNthed. ret•encw. 304-87&-10711. w.m• expaoiiWiced hair drMIIa', work on Dbmmillion tllkln9 _,plicaUons, VI' • Be•tv 49 Shop. 108 M•in Street, Point w.v • . l0 ... 171-&103 Pl. ..n. "What I learned in school was pretty dull compared to Off;ce eoor1hwor. tv_Pin".r:'" what I learned outside of erel office ....tl-. fYpll'\0 """g. Experil!l'lced Bar Maid. B.J .'s Hh:chinQ Post. cell 304-157& 2083. 31 Situations Wanted Homes for Sale i nfotnwtlon. Need girl for hooll work end Cllfefor lllderfy. All 31tifi:S. Elem Home. Middleport 114-9128873. Will deen hou• once or twice a wHk. HGUf! YII'V- Cell614-982- 6171 . 15 RE-T RAIN NOW! SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COUEOE. &29 Jackson Pike. Call 114-4<41-4317. 88-11 -10558 . R~. BiA 3 BR Courrtry home buitt on your lot t17. 9§5 & up. Catl 814-88&-7311 18 Wanted to Do W,ll bllbflit WI my home Re•o. ·nible rat•. Ref•.,ce~ Will• hie. Alagftl. alsoweRendl Cell 8 -1 4-24&-5788. AutomOt.,e bl9 tnd smtll, en\'tines repaired. Cal 114-3677828. Ilk for A nctv. Gen•el hou• de,_.in~ OffiCEIL special oc:c•ion ct ... ing. Vinton. Bldwetl. O.llipolil. • Fllo Grande. call 814-388-8295 or 814-388-8119 Give piano lessons in my home to beginnin. edltaneed!tudents en(t ..._.,... Also tearh ehordinQ lnt••ted ~lll;lll(;tdl 21 3 beG-oom, tpKioua t.tlngroom with flnplace. dnlng room, 1 c• g•aga n.w ... r~ .. d helll:pump. loc.ted 10 mil• North on Rt. 2 . t38.000.00. 304-89&-3098. 32 Mobile H ornas for Sale No. 17 Miscallanaous and transposing. If eoll 614-992-Mil3. FOR SALE OR RENT 3 bectoom 2'12 bitt\ 2 storv house in bend wee. owner finencing. phone 304-6712484. 1984 Schuh 141170 whh 7lc21 •pando. all eledrlt.. 2 beO. roome. 2 bM hs. central llr. underpenning, .•7 aue lot, *28.600.00 firm 304-87&13•3 clll •ound 1:00PM. Schools Instruction 12>c 70. 3 br .. 2 lUll bMhl. rww c:£."'' House tYPI windows. u rpinnlrtQ. Price~ for quick sale Fottw'iMobtleHomeP•k. 814-44&-1102 M.y Spedii/ No Paym..-ti rin AIOiat on .,... new Mobile Homf! purch•I'Jd in May . F,..ch Cky MobiiP HomM. C•ll 814- 44&-9340 2 MatHie Hom• eaeh 12x8!i. both centr• air eond. a underplnnin~l11 . 000 for both Call 814-.UI-8692 tor info. 1977 liberty moblf! home. parti•tv furniahH/14000. Call 814-379-2182 1981 Now Moon 141170, 2br.. •• etectrlc. wlttt fireplece. Call 114-378-2988. 1 br , mobill! home. 8d0. comptet-., furn'edlt1100. Call 814-388-8176 .. 614-3889834. work•• needed. Ov• 76 compard•. Need ho.,.rwortcen. distributors . II who!Pnlers directory. Send S .AS .E. P . 0 . 1988 14x70. 2 bect'Oom. all Box 2521-GT . Huntington. WV electric Vh:torflrl TreH•. Priced upon lntpectlon 3461 . !NOTICE! THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommendt thll' you do businMs with people you know. anrf NOT to tend mof'lev ttwouqh ,._mail until you h811e 12><150 Liberty. Ooek . awning. UOOO. Cell 814-742· 2754wetkcWislfl• 5:00p.m. "'114-982-3f507doyt. BlyviiW mtile homl. 141170 with 7x21 8lf:*!do. lnvHt•glll:ed tt. oH•Ing. 1000 Wolff Sun-.. Taning Ttbles. Comm•d.,..Home Tan- 304-87&-&141. ning Bedl. S•• to 10 pa"CWit. Pricet from •2.,9 . ltmp!'· Lotions-Aec:•"ori•- Ct~ 1odly. Free color cllalog. 1·800-2288292 101106701 Frlendl¥' Tav•n. Hartford. Wnt VIrginia. Bl.ildin_.P end PfOperfV. Inquire at Frilmdt¥' Tavern Turn Key 8Utin1111 . H~ndling Frito-by. Nabilco. Mart andaimll• food products. Servk:lng com.,.nv JBeUred·loclltions. No telina lnvtW-'. Independent nltionll onev. 304-1182- 1971 1979 1980 llb•'V mobile home 14J~70, 3 bea'oom pkls .,,. furniture. t7,000.00. 304-1751387 33 Farms for Sale 54.25 ecr•. Pom•ot eree. Mobile home, frw g~~, oil well, wild life. Very priv••· •21.000. firm . C•ll814-11411· 2243 fi~010:00 p.m .l. census You will need 110. 000.00cash aftd up tor ~uipment. Call 1-800-334-0854. ut. &1&, ... ytlme dey or night .ndlund'fs call 814-388-8183. ' 2 bf., moble homeonUpperAJ. 7. p.-ttv furn. / t200 •o. W.t• pold Coli 814-24&-&818. 2 BR mobile home at ev•areen. Call 814-379-~87l 2 br .• moble homefnlidwel for t,. flrot o1 the month. Cllll 814-4411-81188. 2 blctoom. courmy •ttlng. Fiv• Pbintssree. 1 p . .onor2alda-t( people f180montt.. 114-9482818. 1b:IO, ~rn•hed. 2 bectoom C.rptlt, elr. Wiftra"tttoconstrue- tion worker•. 1228. J*ls utM._ tla 814-992-7880 or 114· 992-8231. TWo,,.,., for rent. 304-87&-1076. ' referenet~~. •- __.__;_ Apartment for Rent 151 Hou1ehold Good1 Hwry'a B1rgain Hou11. Futntture, gl•*'"re, gift Jtema a mtlc. Jecbon St. In Vinton. Houre: Mon-.,·Th.Jrad.v 10-1 , Fridoy llo s.turdoy 10-7. Delt.t 8wlshef U1ed Appli.,. ell. 314 Third St. Kanaaoe. C.. '814-448-7.73. OllhwMhen. tiJO.OO:Wethert, 112fi; Dpyers. *126: EloetrlcRonge, 01~0 SWAIN AUCfiON llo RIRNffURE 12 Olivo St.. Golllpollo . NEW ·I pc. wood group - t339. Living room su11•111B-e&l9 Bunk bedl with beddinl' t249. Full sire mMtrea • foundllllon ltertlntt t98. Aeclin• ltlrtlng188. USED- Blldl, dras . .. be*oom •ult11 Oesb, wr6nner wa•h•. e compl•e Nne of utll:t furniture. NEW- Wnt•n · boot• e315 soft tOO.) ~11814-44&-3169. J*'.in!' • O.ild'a meple IChool • • ant 54 Misc. M•rchandiH llylo& - leptlc ttnict. All til•. A ON PlANS ENTERPRISES . Jock· ton. OH . 1-100-&37·81211 · WHITE'S METAL OEfECfORS Ron ARiton. 1210 BeeonciAw .. Gelllpolla. Ohio . 81 • · 441· 4338. V.-y Nice lingle a 1979 Suzuki 8110. 8 .000 trfU. lir eond.. a 1 OIIV.chl!ir. C.fl 814-448·8&21 Riding IIWn mower.. 7 horse power . from MontAomerv w..dr naB. Oood Cond. c.tt GOOO dMk. 1niltt oH paints. e ..et .. d books:, cllt ICI'IItchlng post wllh perch, antique bed. • mi•c. •m•n enUaut ;terns. Call 11-. mi!Pit corner ahetf, inlerowttYe c.,, Fab•· bMf\ wes..-. <fr/41r, lir, deen. no aot•- Ref. •o.p. ..,. ed. Cllll 614-44&-1&19. bettlnd • rlclng 1-.rnmower, 10 cu. fl .• 900 lb. CIPecity. ulld ~ little. no. Cel 114--31• 9382.or 318-908&. riv•. ho•. Rof. C•H 1114-44&-0338.8 Furnished efficiency. 1110, utlliti• Plld, there b•f\ 701 •th Avo. Gollipollo. Con 114-44& 4411elter7P .M. 8 room ap..-t,...,t. 2 batha. prhfete entranee. Pertilllly fur- nilted. 910 Finrl Aw. Oep. a ref. required. Call 114-UI- , .......,. ......... wn-. Col I14-441-4S48 . . plue~a,.,.,. turOulcte t11 IOf--1-IIIOOEII. 1 -10181. ....... _ .l_tlti.,;Mo¥ or-- 1110T-. AM,301Y·I, 111-* ....,1ep/ft.OOO ml•. 1•1111• cap. ·~~ 1toroo. fully laodo4/ . Call 4.48-2380. ·· ·,4.81 304-1711·20111: 10101 ...... . .d'HIIal .~~. !11 - Musical lftetrumenn Bundy trumret . ea . eond/UIO . Clll 3044. ' ttr-. If 114-.7-0.14. lnl••• 814-4.48- 1881 luldt Cot!!qtV. Slurp. .-.n-lc. P.S .. P.B .. AM/FM AC.11111 oruilo. Coli 114-388Olt.on 'lwing-V with trtmalc, 2 1710. or 114--1240 mo. olf. be. Condo. pstld UIO. •klnt/UIO. Col 814-448· 1171 Chelry Lw. 4 dr .. 41114., medtllllc::atty eound. m_,- n_, pert•/ . .00 C.H 11,·211· PINIO FOR IALE 1"431111'forolpm w.m.~ flnPGMible perty to tole• ... IIIMII monfteiV ,.wtha,t• on .,._ ... - Col - - et · 1·-IIIH111 w- -- Haurt1 l · li. PICI<ENS USED FURNITURE Complete houtehold furnishIn•, No eppii .. CN. 112 mil .. Jorrlch<>. Cllll 304-87&-1460. Home• for Sale r:'"" : off•. '~~~~~~~ WIIMt Of Auto Parts &Acce8801ia1 + THA'1''S NOTHING' ~ tJfiN··MY LITTLE' - - . NEPHEW HAS' BEEN I>OING THA1' FOF. ~ ~ YfA~S'f i ~. • ~ ' ;;:;;:;:;=::::;:::=== . 79 Motors Homes •· "' • ••' Cemp.... -· • •-8. l 1982 Wll""'n"• Compor. 28ft. , root. olr. 24ft ewnln• •c. oond. Call 114-tM&-1013. f 1974 OMC 18 peasenger but Converted 'to c.,p.-. 90 per- " oompiMe. 304-'173-1308 ~ -"•8p.m. •• Home . ' a lid. C.ll &37·81211. ·w- . monoents from Interviews the lut 12 years ere a , du~ng I Pump . . . ond 816-3802 J 'M:)NDER IF THAT W.4S -loo. 30t SIJPPI::JOED TOMAfc"E ME F17F I e>E'TTER. I =---------Ron'aTVIrvlo!LapediiRingln :~ f 1 I ______ . 82 paid 839 Soeond Aw. Gelltpo. lit, 114-44-&-"18 after 7 p.m Fum. Elficieno;o / t175, utlltill paid. 70114th. GoHipolfo. 814.-..e-4411 after 7 p.m. _,I Plumbing 8t H•ting Uplteira apt. 3 room • bitt\ unfurnished utllti• included. ' _,,'' 84 l YEP--AN' 1 HEAR TELL YORE AUNT UNK SNUFFY IS C:OOKIN' lDWEEZY IS CA.1UN OUT OF TONIGHT TOWN 2 wood&d lulldinglota. Appr011:._ m•etv 2 Ia'• e~teh. O.J . Whtte . ' GolllpolloiiOdrlellorvloalloet· ' ' ric mot or . . . • If.ten. Ashton beliJtitll one ecre tots w lth rltfer tonteQe. pubUcwlter. Ctvcte Bowen, Jr. 304-87&2338. 1181 Porf lltolgw. 4 eyL 5 IP_IItl trenemla1lon. Aahton. large building Iota, mobile hom• permtttK public ·o=·. . • w Cll • ()) a •a eo Love Cat• ulcn ' 0 11:10 30~578-233! tto.ooo.oo percltl of71aa-•. 7 .431Cr•. 11 lafll or 17 .a• priOMI Loc•ed on Rodl Cutlo flood (Co. lid . 30 11 Arbucltl•l · Contect Pete lomm• 304-17&-3210T.,.. or Fri. 800 til 4~0. . . . . a- ••••If¥. 12:00 !J) ittlO'IIII: 'IIIII .. lgnnll, 2 --CorpNlooApte. lllllnalorLoundr¥ , ...........-Col 114Ha-3711. 1011. 710--·-- , __ ......._,!tr-011 Watterton' 1 W11er H•ulb\t. - ....--lie•-· .... 2.000 ooo •.,.... .. a-. ....,. a:.-............ - -... 1•d2.,... roam epwuuaets 1t VII• lit ....... Coll ...~---­ . . .putoln•. - · · .. d 304-17.. 21111. lllv- .._ m1nt1 In Mftkl~ fro11t •1e2. Coli 114-11.7717. ·---..,... ,.. =r:r1ar ......... Col . ,... ---------·- By James Jacoby Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South Eddie Kantar is a bridge-expert writer with a sense of humor. His latest book, "The Best of Eddie Kantar,' is a collection of amusing stories from his more than 35 years ol competition. It is available !rom Granovetter Books, 18 Village View Bluff. Baliston Lake, NY 12019, at '13.95 postpaid. Eddie was South in today's deal, playing rubber bridge. His overly exu· berant partner placed him in seven spades, even though he knew his side was missing a king. But Eddie figured out a way to make the slam. He won the ace of clubs, played A-K and ruffed a heart. Did you notice that the Q-J-10 fell? Then he played ace and a spade to the queen. He now cashed the nine of hearts. West was void but also was out or trumps. Now Eddie came back to his hand with a spade and led out his last trump. West was down to the queen or clubs and J-9· 8·7 of diamonds. What woulq you have him dis- 11711 •. ..... ·-· Col , =t·.,...low. _.. 1 ...... ........ , ....._dopooll •· tot _ -· . . . .· .,... fD.IUt ... ,.••...,. :1 ........... ~~ '= IU:,!!'!I..."!!!t rw..... ...,...._ llllartd-...111,. .... ~ ....._ , . Tonlgllt ..,_ ld of pr8CIIcll .... V011111tong In - - r ------ West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass s•6+ Pass ' North 2t 4 NT 5 NT East Pass Pass Pass 7 • (') Pass Opening lead: +K card? The grand slam was made, with more than a little bit or luck. Sorry, but it's not really true. In bfs book Eddie admits that the combin•.-. · tion or cards needed to make seven wasn't there. II he reads this column, he'll have the fun or seeing the con,,, tract made, even if only in our. dreams. James.JM:Oby 's books "Jacoby M 8~ " and ~Jacoby on Card Games" (wrjUen Jrith biB f•~r. UJe late Oswald J•coby) an now nailafM at bookstores. 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One letter stands for another. In this sample A is uaed for the three L'l, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophe~, the len8th alid fonnaUon al the.words ere all hints. Each day the code letters are different. •• _, CIIYPfOQUOTE 5·14 ZVH M .F B W·. C LA MVSCPIV KAAT BCNAKCJO.-UHNAB OCP'LA Z F M V M~PSKAS ~·~t=·rs·NJroz=.e.:rx ' PROMISE; tt aiRIOUNDS "-liMy ~. A HALO. -.!Otfi'D n!Y :. - 1.2. Soulb CROSSWORD i_~ett.'~TN _..,_ 1304 II I' lll.tl • 6 4' +A876 llla:~·-(0:30) li!F~- n10CJ11Iallfe M11on County 118 ICU tog. ha' 37, 1500 or dlllkled '"'o ••R :1Unlllo.m-.2bothholf ....h pool • L.,d 0 0 - II"""- Colll1 .. 33&- e !_ G TOIIIght lllow •sa of a hand Cll A r tm Art , _ PutNm County, 271 • •· brldl '"" ch hol'!'l« 38JI130 hoflt lflbf•. ooumy weter lll'lltble soOn. VIol av... c..llaiW •aooe.oo, blluulae 7:30 .,,,,ao.30..C8l87.11'711. rdlced. Clydll ill Evenlllg - (J) llemltlglon ...... 1 ( R"ldlntlal or commercl• w5r- ·-1 In g. ,.._ .-vice or Llctot• ll•rldWI. Rlclc!w\our Elet:trlcll. 304-178-1788. ,..,.irl. (I) HeWIWIICh ·([I)-Hill i ..... c-try , , :00 • .vice. 17 Pln•lt. 114-448-238' 10:00 (J) 7110 Club •(J) Ill Unac'Wid , Myotellee C-: A convict makea 1 dartna ucape 110m San Quemin. (FI) Q (I)...._P!OIIcllitw'eT... search lor cl- to the past to nnct o\11 abo\11 our planet. .. A-"· .. _.. - -A~ . ) t•Mtora. ......on • Ad. can 614-24&-888& Iller &·30 PM . lfte[/llauae case of convicted cop killer Randall Dole Adams Ia reexamined. Q · Ill 0 W1MguJ VInnie compromllll hla romantiC leellnda toward Amber to save Shalske. (2:00) Q ill ~ny Llvwl 0 IIOVtE: City Killer (NA) (2:00) 1:30(J) I1Dp Stnoklng ll'ellldhrDugl't 10:30 ()) MOVIE: Till Dlfly DDtNRJ (2:50) (I) Ring 01 TNIIt GeolOgists Electrlca I & Refrigeration ' ----------------~~ .: d (JJ AmeriC:en a YklloCountly ,,• CARTER'& PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end lllne ' aollpollo. Ohio I -no 81 .. 4.411-3918 ,.. 814- l l 448-44.77. featured. along with Barbara's lhou~ atltifl time. (Rl (2:00l .Q (I) Till illncl Ot8cover hoW language Ia the press agent lor thl mind. C e + ~~tvidngmostother ... ends. Houa.. celh. •o tome 'IP.JI'... OI rep ... W.Ve 304- 20· per ..,. oil ulo on Zenhh \ 8w\tloo. Port• or - w l h t. . , lid. til July 1. 1t81. WVo· ·. 304-57&-2318 ONo 114-441- ' 2414. ' Furn. Apl. 1 br.• U28 wtllti• e Ollpoltl (1 :00) (J) • ()) 1loe .... llllbiN Bpoctet TIMI bolt and moit unlorlletlable 878-23tl01olo814-446-2.54 ; 1078. Pelt 2 (PG) (1 :30) (2) Ill Ooh La La lt'o Bob Hope'l Fill lllrlhda' . ._.......,From Peril' Blcentennlal Q (I) AMnluN: Till O.IMII!IIIl (I) Gt>rG\oworltilttalll 1'11111 , Mike pushH lre8dom IS I Cl)llege man to the llmft. (R) ~~~~l111biU Roterv or Clble tool drilling. Moet wens compl•ectsemedav. ChHflsbedw/ mattrell.11ble• ch••· ltove. 2 ch•t• of draw· .,, lots of other houeehold H.ms. Call 814· 4•8-3313 or 814-387-0468. 1:00 (J) MOVIE: Till ErnlgNnta, 1:00(1) Got' onooell~ World Fetty TrH Trlmmlnf', lltump r......,.l. Coli 304-17&-1331 Zenith ella a Integrity. (FI) Q =--::---::-:---,---- i mH... 81~388-9773.. eYIW!ings Cl I lhi !Ill Night Cout1 c-k end CliMe 7:31 (J) lbjDr!Mgue .._ " c...a bUMdlnga. Free .atinwt•: C.H ~ 1110 Cllovrolll MaiO. V·l. 11.000 t300 00. CIIH lltw 1:00PM. 304-488-1104. ItiJ e ([J) .......'H 0 Murder, 8lle WIOII • .....,.... Now 1:30 (J) • ()) Heed of ... Alan runs lor ctaes president end Ieima a 1n110n In Jtm'sOcldJobl Sundltalcslclnp. · lltylorlt 1<180.00. (0:30) ' . e(J) UIA Tocley CD Ill ~-*liall'p..ornld1~fl Q t1J Pllai•Nawe , !Ill ttopn'elllf'a n T•• '711 - (J) !lltlltllt- Tonight e([J) MOYIE:,._, lue Got M1- (PG13) (2:00) ltptlc P.umplnl' t90. Oel11• Co. RON PlANS ENTER- , PRISM. J•cktCit, OH 1-100. · . oftw I:OOcol 304-17&-4818. A...tc8(0:30) F - n Jake and McCabe ouapect an lnllde leak In a lolled cocaine buet. Q -.o28•. Q 10 4 .AK9 7 5 1111 ea JP• a TIMI "l ' 11 • 642 t10 3 2 +9 32 SOUTH (!) 8uMvel Bpoclell..ook mlgral!on of the European crane. Q or night. • •a 7:30eC2l Fo-FIUd (I) 8cholll!lc 8porla gat the 2.500 mile • 81 .K e ()) St•c vtt:t:s .H2 .QJ 10 • J 98 7 lltTopC.nl 7:01113) Andy Gritftth ' ·' EAST WEST • 63 OMiemlvtce relluilt all tvpes. WIII'Tenty- 30 d.,s. Prleflll ••• • ' up U.ed • rtbult tor~e COnverllrl. ~dlfcf dutch•. ~ Uaed • 36 Lots & Acnsage wat•. pric. Bow.,, Jr. SCIMerl TRANBMfBSION- ~ 8UOGET 114-379-2.11. Odette Mandolin. 304-&7• 2288. JAMES JACOBY ([J) TivWI ~ny • ill~lnl o.r- c..... Ferm EquiPment .J; • Q 10 8 .AK97 t iA K Q 5 -oHour 78 ~u-u NORm BJUI)GE (I) CutNnt Allolr (I) (!)MICHel/~ SWEEPER and IIWinl mechlne ~ 111 r--------------. e ()) inDiudel ICCeltOt tl, . f1 .000.o0 or 304- • 171-U17. I r••· part a. and aupPII•. Pick 1 up and dellvf!r'l, DIVII Vecuum . Cle..,er, one heff mile ...,d for ula. Onetoflwel.cr•ln Rutl~d Township. C.ll 114992-38.31ftf'l' 1:00 p.m. 31 -:-~-------:-----~ 1811 ..... 17 ft 78 ""· Ro"er•Betemen1' Pe.,y Herlt•• Amplfl« •d SCRAM-LETS ANSWIRS • -u Swanky - Quear - Tempo - Ranter - WON'T START the boy, "II means the qar WON'T START." Hinttng. rooflnfl, c•ptjnl•. TNT 130. .... h wflh llfodl WI- opllkn. F•dlr tlloc~tt• .. ttlf. Shure IM 18 llld et~ronlcYole& N0217ml••· IIIIII A teacher caught a young boy swearing. "You don'teven e W••P:raofinp. OVER HEAO GARAGE OOOA. 9J~7comp'-le EJC Cond.tell. Coli 814-441-2311. PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE S UIIRES 1:00 (J) Dur(J) PM Mog••IH (I) ~ loCo- (0:30) 1-814-237·0488. doy Kanmflre POrtable dilfwwellifr Velll'f Furniture New end ual!ld furniture and ·-Counlly lllotl.......... ' .... loclll rlf•-Ct!li fur:nllhlcl t fnll lttfm••· Clll colfM:t , lor oole. Clll 114-448-0120. 90 Days 18me •• c•h wtth approved credh. 3 Ml• out BullVIlle Rd. Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M . Mon. thru Sat. 814-4460322. oc:-~ I AUMENT WATERPIIOOF!NG •v•••• 6 u~~Rte?~N~~~~E lETTERS SWKRPin~ tflil•. ctll 304-l"n-3•17 eft.., ,• I'OOPM. \1 Improve~ Fruit I 1----FILAVNAD -+- ~~~...:;-~"TI. "1.. fU't Comp leie the chuck le quoted by fill ing In the missing words 1 L...l.-J.....I-~-'-...1 you deve lop from step No. 3 below. Q aeOCIINril WKRP In Clnclrllld ill at.o•lll& Tocley ~ ........... 158 I 1-. knowwhatthoaewordsmean," she said. "Sure I do," grinned coli 11711 P-2110 .... oomo now perto/11300. o r - --eon 11 ..317-7744 oftw 8:00p.m. "If you don 't lind a burglar downstairs," commanded the ~-~~-=-~-;::;·~::_, naggln~ wila, "bring rna back .somathtng lo - 1" 1:3513) One Doy At A Time I eft•lp.m •••· ..,.d.. ::,! 8 e ([J) luo wlh whtle ,. . . tlr• Fltt ~ miol plck·•C>I· 304-77~1308 • 1 1 1 • - c.~•. , 1 . ft Sea It• Tri Hull bO• end • -::Fot-01-:_16--:4-:w-:hll-:-o-opolt-:-•• -,.,:--.oll-:-::1 .....,._ea.2S ~I I 1 I _ ~A.;..;.;Rr-D"-ril:--10.rl· ; ~ I I I' I 1. -;A:.:...:.;.N. .:.Y-nH--'ET-11 2 Cll .(J)AIC-Q (I) llocly i!'ullto (J) 1-2-1 Conl8ct lcJint•••""' 2 HP ~ertlclll pump, 20 gel. tMk. powers27 8ir toofl.....v.-il!ly to choo.. from. Drtlng It tH. VI"Aa Furnhure At. 141. Cttnt1!11'1.,, 1l.m.. an Linooln Pille Mon.·Set. MMSPM , Sun. 12-1. 814-<141131&8. . (I) lpaltlloolc (0:30) 23. 3 - 3 felnlla al.,kll -lfd.-m•IIOd.-..,111- 11171'osd ....... - - " " ' prw....,. pi•~ a eve , ..... ..,... Low ml• / 1781. t-. IU¥fn~ ............... for l 131. 8,4-M3-5248 1111 - · 200 IX 2 tlr.. & p... .c an 114-378-2220 or f Floh T•k. a413 J•ck- Aw. lod/11200. Coli 814-28&- 30~87&-8758. , AlA COMI'AI!ISOAI C...,pbotl Houoflld USA oppll...... C.l 814-448-7872 Efliclenqt •pt. Ideal for 1 per11on. mobile home .billOw town overtooldng CA & 44&-11107. Jacic•on tr•ll• c,... tMt pulll nat to llbr.y Garage lpt. 3 furn'ed, rooms & ,,oo. -e....,... c...., •. GOVIIIMIIIEIIIT ' lllliD Voh> Fortll. Met-· flit•. C.l 814-44.. 23&t. or cttvl'1a food. l~mps. utllltv LAYNE'S RJANITURE •;uo•lxt.Guide. (11 1-10181. doub4e A..,.. Oallipnli1, OH . rengea. Blcagl'• Appl!ences. Uppl'll' Rlti• Ret . bllidt Stone c...t Motel. 814-448-7398. - Mor-.. c.,,,oO, .... Ch-v1. lur- ol• - cl• . _ ood••l deoltle88 I up. Zip lock blgl • • dr1W81' •••• ware cOnvection oven for ~klnQ USEO APPLIANCES Bl!lr~D Voh> pluo _ _.,. Roger• Modleol. 1100· 8812104. Sit. 614-448-1699, 127. 3rd. t160. A .C . Ref. req'ed. J ............ 114>44e-0111. ' wtwelect eleetfic ICOOt. .. C1tl For Sale· Ccmcrlfe tnd Plaltfc 1:30 "(2) fill NIC Nlghlly Newl 1878 Boho 17 ft,, 18 HP .' excellent condhlon •2200. · ·\ 304-773-830&eflor &p.m. 71Auto's For Sail . Olhi-RI I:GII(J).._ I I TEKLET I Q cg , _ OfL.IIto wllh Mtre~.~rv II hp motor with · power trhnandiUtoollnlecUon. • Mlr111ry Trollnt motor, lhor• Hnetnft• IIIU• more. A" in aood ' con*lon. Cell 114-tl2· 2'170. ' o..,.1-:-==----------GOVIIIMIIIINT M ... ehatr•NW or ueod. 3 Couctt, chelr, W•heta. dryers, refrlllfltOtl. Su.ilable for 1 person. Call 1114-44&-0338. .... , _ &rly bird IIIOCill on 18 Hu1• 11dt poal. huge doelr. fence. fitter • w.rr.-.ty .lnat ..... tlon • fln~r~cin_g_ evellble. Cel 24 hrs: 1-100-348-0148. :i.L' lrrilablllly Melanie C< ' (JJ R11 ~1111 • ([J) Heppr Deyl .... lut· 1117 LMd., 11.&" Peca fOr Sell , High Kathleen's eeUng hlbil8 and _.,._/.1100 CIIM .1.· 3811-/• . . . fit 114-446-3378. ' 61 dnlk a••••b••·• (I) Dagn~eol Junior Olaatran •18oM with ' f-I !:;:=======~~======:;::::!...~ ·11ft. trell• 115 H_. Mllra~rv • •c.-.1, a...;.. iod ...pp~r -""""' a r o - 1- All br.ft ... AH 614-448·8137. Sh•f' bath. Cell814-44a.4418 after7P.M. Furn. Apt. \ ....... c.u 814-812-3411. County Applian~. Inc. Good Ulecl ll)pli.,CM end T.V. sets. Furnlshtd efficient¥. &07 SeGlllipot61. luv or len. Riverine Antictutt. 11?4 E. Main ...... Pomeroy. H0<1ro: M,T.W 10• m. 1o !lp.m.. t5~ 1 · to lp.m. .!' 1 "" 812· (1) , , . '' Amiqua Clbin ••· bed. ch•t old 1c:ftool aEAUnFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOGET PRICES AT JACK · SON ESTATES. &38 Jockton Ake frOm 11921 mo. Walk to shop and movill. &14-4412&88. E. 0 . H cond Aw.. Motors for Sale po•. Open 8 A.M. to I P.M. Monthru 44 3 pc. - ...no h...... color wood, m11tr -.. t . •121.00. 304-475-1431 or 8,&-414&. SWIMMING POOLS 01111 Workboota t18 • up. (Steel • 2 be*oommobilehome. Wlllher lnd dryer, air cond ref.-1!11'101! reQuir«<, 304-875-4874. 7;5;::;B;o;eb;:an;;~~~ •= . . _ llawl Of 8porla Tltvla (0:30) ' buy enythlnQ MW. "' Pol•il 4 wholl... Mint Mw ~ or June lncf Ht e200. 00 WOfth of Pol•la ICCI!IIorl• fr ... , Pllono 304-1711-4130 ·, No peto. Cell 814-44&-2583 8 - & dollr fi.,_.,.. ftw ever age Income of t2.141 .00 ,_month. Required IPP"OXIrMtefv 8 hrl P• wtltl;. __ ·- ·- - Furnilhecl2 br., 1/ 2mlleEettof Port•. on &14. Sec. Dep. a ref.• Governor 1.._70 3 br .• bath • 1/ 2. elec. •• Cent. H I 17,500. Coli 114-38&-88311. or 614- *· 25728-2621 . 1114-44&-8118. or 814-44&88110. .... Allo. *110.00. Phono304-~'-- &3 ·- !plaUIII n.' LMt •w Cll •()) a llt. 38C,..olele, 7mlfe- : of ttll'dlrlart, 411GDUrittMW M ,• Tune UDt on ATV's and ltrllf • ""'""'" •-•.,. eeo.oo. Rowlnc:t machine lllre now M1'1 Llt.lillllSI: utllll• peid except ...Urldty . NWIIv rHecorlled • cepreted. Dep. Alto 3 bectoomtrel•. Call 2 Br., apt .. new pk,ah clrpM, nt!!IN .. lnt, udllti . . .rtlllly .d. Call 304-87&-5104. or 3o467&-S381. or 304-17&-8704. St., • . Must tell 1984 Nadua Motile Home. all e4ec. . cent. good loeation. C.ll 81444B-M21 after 8 p.m., or ~time on weekends. PAY! Home- Ft.olly l>rnlohod ••1111• opt. A I 1981 CIIVton 14~~:70 tMtlng In Quail CreMc/ 112.000. can 014-446-2831, uk for Mfke or 1 aae lot in Fl.twoodt Rd .. 121ceo trail•. c•port outbuildings. 18x28 9•1111• e29.1500. CAl 114-167-8187 EXCELLENT ::,::-;;.,::::_ "'0:.:::"':;, ,.,.,.,. . -.~-- . t••e. - _For rent 2 bedroom funilhld mobile horM, t185.00 month plua utiliti•. wMI •cctpl Hud, 304-175-1112 or 178-3800. Tara Townhoull Apertments • 2 Br.. 1 1/ 2 bethl. CA.. dil· fwv11h•, dilpOIII, priltate endosed patio, pool, pl.,.ground. Water. sewer, & treah incklded. St.ting at I 289 .,.. mo. Call 814-3&7- 7880. 388-8748. Business Opportunity ~:'.:l"tl'i~:d~f.:'a..."'li~ 23215. a c:• 304-17&-4464. Apartment, ntw.,· mortth. Clll 114-44 .. 4241, 814-448-4425. or 114-44&- 2 otooy home. 8 r.-., bMh. lots. 2 gwege. fn.lill tr .... We Clft for elderly tnd htndiCIPI)Id in our home. 28 ve•• experience. LPN on cell. Low lnoome home. Call 814-9928873 aft• ? :OOp.m. for more Le••~ For 1:00 (J) lloMnu: 710 Sulutd lttiM bite. 1771. ; »4-17&-7.21 . \ For laaae ....,,_---------! __ shorthln<l., •tre. Write Boo SC}lOO . }," P-23 c•ePoint PI••-" Aa~il· .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ W ter. 200 Main St .. Pt.Ph., .Va. r 12 Lata •HIIble In Gre.t T•rece Moble Home Parle. Celt e14448-02&4. or 814-448-3843. Tw-o. loaltions 122 Vlancf It, Point l'loalo.... W.V• . 304-17&1418. Upper lllver llolfd, lie· n ..... Ohla 11~446-74.<14. lotnt thlt Old lor - - 10 P• cent diiCDUM f20 ydl mlnlnolmt. I EVENING Molllhen Furniture •d C.rp.t. No. O o o - . dfe-nt prloo. 48 Sp- for Rant Route 33. Norttt of Pom•ov· J.ots, rentals, ~·. tel•. · Cal 814- tt2-7'78. 1 llnle •tra monw 1 Or WQllld you Nk e to ttave • c.eer? Ehhlrwav A\'On CIWI tMip you bet ht bllt you c.-. be!•! Cll Marityn Wtlll•. :JO.._ 882-2U&. low to form fou r sJmpla wor,ds . Stllllilnl.t•. AneoY . Monalftta lcxh:ah G.-d l1lln Rol-e Country Mobil• Home P•k WOII tAMI - - - - - - lollto4 loy CLAY I. I'OLWI SletpinO rooms wtth cool*tg. Allo Trener •.-:• AJ hoolf. t4tt C.t\11 eft or 2p.m . 304-773H11. MIIonWV T=~~~, S@\\.j}~-~i..~s· . ~ 1811 K~ Fellures Syn$ wl , W ' c. • ' �• ~16-The Daly Sentina Wed! 11day, ~II¥ 24, 1889 ' .. Ohio Lottery Reds hike lead in-NL Pick3 047 Pick 4 1075 Super Lotto 13-17-22-32-36-41 Kicker 028080 West Division Page4 I ' corvrWrted 1••• •1 . • at e •I Vol.40, No.1 I • By NANCY YOACIIAM can become burden· cases as. they are paid In their SeaUael New• S&aff sofne, Porter said, leaving the own offices; they do feel It Is A request frCII'II the Meigs 'a ttorney utUe time for other unfair for the county 'to dlscrlml· County Bar Association to In- cl~ts. nate between In-court and out-ofcrease fees paid to court aprrently, Meigs County al· court time. pointed attorneys Is bellll consllo s $30 an hour to court There are more court ap. dered by the Meigs County apilotnted attorneys for out-of- pointed criminal cases In Meigs Commluloners. col!rt. case preparatiOn time, County than civil case$. Porter Attorneys Frank W. Porter Jr. and $50 an hour for ln-c()urt time, pointed out. And It would not be and John Lentea, representing up [to a ceUtna amount in each ethical for attorneys to withdraw the bar association, metWednes· slll!lltlon. (For example, the cap from a case jus1 because the cap · day .'with the commissioners. on :first through fo'!rth degree .Is reached, he added, although · · Bernard Fultz, a third member . felqnles Is $1,(100.) Tlie state and they could. ofthe bar association committee, , theijcounty spilt the attorney bills Porter pointed out that not only . was unable to attend. hal and h~. However, If the c~n the compensation be a As pointed out by Porter, only a at rney bUI should exceed the problem for the Individual attor, limited number of attorneys In ceiJ.Ine, such as In a murder case ney, but also to the attorney's Meigs County are accepting w~ere ther~ jlre no ceilings, the firm, for which be 9r she must court appointed cases to repres· co'uj!ty must pay the entire earn enough to help cover over. ent the Indigent, or people who a~unt over and above the head costs for the business. can not afford to hire their own ceiling. In the case of the Porter, Little, . attorneys. Tbe number of cases · Altliouab Porter said that local Sheets and Lentes firm, Lentes :' tnvolvlngindlgentcllentsandthe attomeysdonotex~ttobepald takes many court appointed amount of ttme Involved· In case as '"uch tor court appointed cases. "We're willing to allow I' f •, derk blue fln'-h. NEYER IEFORE 1911 CHEYlOLET CORSICA 4 Dr.. tutono biiCic end allvor. V-6, air, outo. trans, G.M. Program Cor.·Waa '8886 59995 THIS SALE 57495 1913 CHEY. C4MARO Z21 Juot traded T-Tope. ~ Premium Rubber. Auto. TrenL ·WE SOLD IT NEWI 1919 CHEY. CAVAUER 4 01. 1915 CHEY. CIEYEm Only 7,800 mil•. Auto, Air. waa•888& We Sold It N-. Ony 17,000 miiN. Yoa, thot'a right. TIIS SALE 58995 , 1911 CHEV. BERETTA G. T. Fectory offlclel'a oer. Only 1914 PONTIAC FlREIIID 2 DR. T-top, derk brown, V-8, locolly owned. 7,000 miiN. Fully equipped. w.. '11.9911 1919 OLDSMOIILE CIERA . Thla ia e must- oiorl V-8 equipped oldsmobile trade. Ony 44.000 mil•. Buekllt Seets. 1919 OLDS. CUTLASS SU~ ......... . lrlghl , ... V·l, - · • - - · ····~,.. ... $11,"5. - ~-~ V-11. Air, euto.. power windows end power door lock8. Low mil•. 1917 PONTIAC FIREIJID 2 DR. Derk bronze finish. Excell.nt lnalde and out. D!in't mlsa the boot on thla one. 191, OLDS OERA IROUGHAM Yellow beige. FuU power. · N-98trlde. 1916 CHEY. CAYAllER 2 DR. Lut of tho big onoa. We .old It niiW. Full power. cherooel flremlat flne.lll WM '88116 AS Model. Auto .. elr, power at-lng. AWL drN. Only 28,000 Low mHN. ' 1915 CHEY. mEIIIn 4 DR. Dirk ..., • ..,, Y-6. *• local cw. W.$5.. 5 . THIS SALE - Cor tr• Aolo. tr-. fro..., hli'o. Waol5995. 1919 'OLDSMOIIE CIU 4 ". MK pl. Mh. hyl., .,lito., 10-40 - · 1L ......~ 1L lodlo, Ml.fii-STcr._ tit, crlllot. low Ill& W. $10,"5 oti.Y 1914 CHEY. 114 tON -PKU 1914 GlDS (IIA 2 DR. LS.·IHII.Aort.. t•letol ..,., - 01......... • ,. ' BlOB PLYING CELEBRATION - Goodyear Tire and llllbller Compuy cbemleal plant at Jllll~ Grove, W.Va. has heen cellbn&IDJ Ita 8ltll ...lveraary, blimp EaterpriH llew Ma101111111l Meigs overlleu Wedaeeday about aooa Ia 111e :.~ Memorial Nnsr Tltlod- 1916 CHEY. NOVA 4 DR. 2 Sections, ; 6 Po get Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 25. 1989 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Nawipeper .County ~nsiders bar ·association's request· p~paratlon 12 GEO' S (Prime, Metro, Spectrum & Nevol 6 VANS (3 Conversions) 6 CAVALIERS 6 OLDS, .ROY ALES Most are aroup... (liggtst Selection in the Ohio Valltyl 5 CORSICA • BEREnA 6 91 REGENCY BROUGHAM 2 1990 LUMINA' Just lntrotluadl 1 TORONADO 1 (AMARO R.S. T-Tops 13 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 8 CAPRICES Clallks and LS MoiWs SUPREME 2 DR. 20 S-1 0 PICKUPS & S.BWERS 9 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 10 Full Size C/K Models Mor• Due lnl 4 DR. SEDAN .4 cyJ, and v-6 equipped 1911 CHEVROlET IERETTA G. T. Braaa Het Cer. V-8. etr. auto.. Low near 70 tonight. Chance rain 80 percent. Friday, high mkt' 80s. Chance ol rain percenl. .. . . . . . . . . ' - ' - 4 " " ' .... 4-whool ..... 11-7 ~,a..· .... • .. lllol. hiler loitdl. Middleport Feeney-Bennett · Poat 128 of the American Legion, Middleport, Is Inviting all area residents to attend Monday's · dedication of a war memorial to • Meigs Countians killed In all wars since World War I. · · The dedication service will be preceded by a parade which will ·•tart at 5 p.m., leavtna from , Hartinger Park. Allloclllachool ·bands, all . veterans' organizations, all civic organizations, churches, and the general public, ~are Invited to parllclpate In the parade. . FoUowlng the parade, the dedication of the marble manu- · ·meat wW take place In front of :~be legion unex on Mill Street. ;The street ,will be barricaded. ·. Featured apeaker for the dedl\catlon will be James M. Wagonseller, of Lancaster, put na,tfonal commander of the ·~ American Legion. : The names of 152 Metp· Coun. 'tlans have been engraved on the · :new monument. him to take these cases," said $23,059.78 In court appointed County Emergency Medical Ser- . Porter, "because we believe attorneys fees from probate· vices, was at Wednesday's meeteveryone Is entitled to a defense. juvenile, county and common Ing for bid openings on a And we're willing to absorb some pleas courts combined, accord· four-wheel drive vehicle for his of the loss of his time but we're lng to figures available from the department. Bids were received not willing to absorb more than Is Meigs County Auditor's office. from Pat . Hill Ford and Smithaffordable." The commissioners said they Nelson Motors. The bids were Lentes told the commissioners would take a closer look at the tabled for further study with a that what the bar association bar association request, and decision Is to lie announced next would like to see Is In-court and would ask for more recent Wednesday. out-of-court payments equalized, stallstlcs regarding surrounding Also at therequestofByer, the and some discussion of the counties. "We may need to talk commissioners voted to establish ceiling amount. again," said Jones, "butl'm sure a line Item In the budget for According to 1987 statistics · that by working together we can special emergency planning from t)le Fourth District Court of come to an agreement." funds, should such funds become Appeals, Meigs County's payBob Byer, director of the Meigs Continued on page 16 ment schedule for courtappointed cases was equal to, and sometimes higher than, fee schedules In surrounding coun· ties. Commissioner Richard Jones read from the list of 1987 statistics. In 1988, Meigs County paid out By United Press International tore the skirting from a trailer, A line of thunderstorms he said. whipped through Ohio Thursday A spokesman for the Cleveland morning, bringing hall and high .office of the National Weather winds and knocking down two Service said there was a "slight walls at a plant In northwest possibility" that a tornado had Ohio. touched down, but confirming It Jim Fruchey, general man- would take further lnves ligation. ager of Faye! te Tubular ProProduction continued as usual ducts Inc. In the Fulton County at the automotive components community ol Fayette, said no plant about two miles from the one was Injured when the walls of Michigan border and 21 miles a cinder block building attached from Indiana. to the main production facility Small hall fell in several areas, collapsed. Including Greater Cleveland and He said an eyewitness reported the Columbus area, but no the damage was caused by the damage was r,eported. touchdown ol a funnel cloud Th~ NWS said thunderstorms , about 5:45 ll.tn. were to develop again later In the day, with the afternoon storms The high. winds also caused expected to be stronger than the slight damage to several cars. morning storms. The afternoon uprooted trees at a closed stamp- high was expected to be In the 80s Ing plant across the street and across the state. Ohio winds cause damage .to plant ' areu lo help observe the event. Tile blimp, 11! feet long and 50 feethigh, later new to Zaaesvllle aad Akroa, Oblo. Goodyear has three blimp&, bued ,ln Florida. Bouato11aad Loa Anceies. (OVP photo) ' weekend activities announcea Serving Will start atll a.m. and ~ haW of chicken and 130 pounds of spare ribs will be prepar . Everyone Is welcome. ' w~1 11ead Tra;l Oallooll Trav lers In southeastern Ohio will fl d some conslructlon on Ohio's highways this Memorial Day ~kend, according to Joe Leach, illstrk:t-10 deputy director tor . t~ Ohio Departm,e nt of Trans1111rtat1on. Stat~:.! Route 60 IIi Washington and Mprgan Countle& will be clllllld .due to bridge replacementa tD eech county. The Meigs .Creek Jtrldge in Morgan County Is located ten mUes south of McConnelsville and theW ashlngton County Bridge Is local~ 2.5 mUes north ol Beverly on State Route 60. The detour for the closure Is State Route 831o State Route 78, back to State Route 60. State Route 7 In Marietta will also have construction a I the ln~rsectlon of Acme Street. That project will have night work from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Interstate 77 In Noble County will have approximately eight mtle& of one lane closures from the Noble County line to the Caldwell exit. Deputy Director Leach asks that all travelers drive safely around the construction sites and enjoy the holiday weekend. Plan Memorial Day Run Area motorcyclists are planning a Memorial Day Run this Sunday. The run will leave the Pomeroy Parking lot at 10 a.m. Sunday, travel north on Route 33, then proceed west on Route 50 to Albany, Route 681 to Route 6841n Harrisonville, across New Lima Road to Rutland, Route 124 through Bradbury to Middleport and Pomeroy, back to Route 7. . The run Is staged annually In memory of family and friends. The Meigs County Sheriff's DePartment Is Investigating separate reports of the theft of license plates and a chain saw. Accordtna to Sheriff James M. Soulsby, Thelma Morgan, Albany, reRorted that sometime during the last six months, Ucense plates IN3 QOJ were taken from her 1979 Mercury parked at SnOWVIlle, The deparlment Is also lnvestliatiiiJihe theft of e; chain saw from a truck owned by Pike ElectriCal COIIatructlon Company. Tbe truck was parlred at the Columbus Southern Power Compaay aub station at the lnteneetlon of Routes 7 end 124. Silertff Soullby a1ao 1epca lllilat PbWJp M. o7onea, 32, Athena, was ptclled up Wedallda:y eveallla by Athenll Cou11ty deputiee on a 1a Melp County -.:h warraat. The state patrol transpo1 led Jo- to the county line where be was plellod up by Melp County clepulles. Jo- II roattnect to the Melp Couaty Jail peadiJII a bearlnl Ill COWity court. itarttna at 11 a.m. Dbulen w111 COlt 18.75 for Glll-balf ~liii:Ua, baked beau, maearell Iliad jiDd • roD, or 13.25 for a ·bait ebiclleG ODl)'. ' · Dt....-. will be NrVed at tile ftre ltatloa. Tile Raelae fire o.partmeDt -nre ,W-~ Department 'If JJtan.... clllclleD aDd rif b11111ta• OD lfond~, U t.r111tflaY, at . . . . 11! 1. ' BRADY G. .JOHNSON Pleasant Region Wesleyan Methodist Church where he Is active In the Nursing Home VIsitation Program. · Adams Is a member of Who's Who and the American Christian Honor Society. He bas earned the Presidential Academic Fitness Award and the Outstanding Continued on page 16 Sheriffs deputies probe thefts .Department•• 8111lual Memorial Day cbk:lum berbeque wU1 alto be held 011 Standaf,lt'ltii.W.. • Tile Cbaltlr Ohio Valley · Christian School had the privilege of honoriJig 3 graduates as Valedlctorlans of the 1988-89 Senior Class. All 3 young men graduated with a 4.0 average. The three honor graduates were Stephen Adams, Brady Johnson, and Tony Jamora. Brady Gene Johnson Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson of Rutland. At OVCS he was Editor of the Yearbook, class officer 3 years and Student Council officer 4 years. He was a member otthe school choir and lettered In basketball and soccer. Johnson's honors Include the Presidential Academic Fitness Award and· Outstsndlng Christian Character Award. . . He Is a member of Who's Who and the American Christian Honor Society. J obnson has also won numerous sports awards. He plans to attend the Ohio Unlver-' slty School of Engineering and major In ClvU Engineering. Stepllen Eugene Adams Is the son of Stephen and Diana Adams of VInton, Ohio. While at OVCS, . he was active In band. choir, and yearbook. lettered In soccer and basketball. Steve Is a mem her of news · Racine Amerlcu Legion Poat 602 will be colllluctlna Ita annual Memorial Day obHrvance on Sunday. LeJion memblrs will be at the Letart Falla Cemetery at 11:30 .a.m. SUndiY, and at Greeawoocl 'Cemetery Ill RaeJDe at 12: 30 p.m. The Southern High School Band will aulat In the cememontes . .: Tile Racine VpluDteer :rtre Ladlll Awdlllry wm alao be fll'vllll ilonllmade Ice cream. Rutland ·youth named OVCS co-valedictorian Kitchen dnrnqpcl by bkrre a- .... hfJriiM tss•w.., IIU 111 11111 "'lffar .Ia ru,le ... WU. lap lllle Mabl IRe.., ... IItie art ..,.,... 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