http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1e698b510e4af3676a9d0801d05637bd.pdf 139131196e893312af95cb24df3b5e72 PDF Text Text lenge Is coming from Kuclnlch, case of candidates scra mbling who ran unsuccessfully for secrefor a vacant sea t, the 20th \ary of state In 1982 and threa District race is that of an tened to run against Gov . RIincumbent t rying to fight off a chard Celes te In the 1986 serious challenge. De mo crati c p ri ma ry but Oakar has fa ced little opposidropped out. tio n fr om other Democrats since Kuclnlch, known for hi s a gwinn ing a 12-way pr imary In 1976 gressive campaigns. Initially a twith 24 percent of the vote, and tacked Oakar, criticizing an Republican presence in th e dist Oakar vote fo r Contra aid and trict covering Clevela nd's wes t ques tlonlng her congressional side and some suburban Is payroll. virtually non-exis tent . In 1987 Oakar repaid the U.S. This year, however , a Four of... Continued from page 1 that a Consti tutional a me nd ment requiring a balanced budget Is a good Idea . The district covers a ll or part of Defiance, E rie, Fulton, Henry, Huron, Ottawa, P au lding, P utnam, Sandusky, Seneca, Williams, and Wood counties. While the 5th District race Is a • Wednesday. April 27. 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Paga-16-The Daily Sentinel Treasury $45 ,000 to cover the salary of a former aide following disclosure that the ' aide remained on the federal payroll for two years after moving from Washington to New York. Kuclnlch , however , has slowed his attack and has been running a relatively quiet campaign . That's one reason why Oakar Is a strong favorite to win the primary and , In November , a sixth term In Congress. Oakar has been praised for her *1 28 Mai~ln Rebate work on Capitol Hill by Thomas "Tip" 0 ' Nell, whose form er ornce space sh~ now occupies, Gary Hart, and most of Ohio's Congressional delegation. Kuclnlch and Oakar are to debate In front of ' telev ision cameras Friday ai the City Club or Cleveland . Other Incumbents facing primary opposition: -Rep. Donald Pease or Ober· lin, a Democrat, meets pereqnlal candidate John Michael Ryari of U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE $iRAIN FED BEEF Lora in. -Eleven-te rm Rep. Clarence Mtller of Lancaster, a Republican, faces Fairfield County Com· missioner Ronald Shoemaker of Picker ington In the 12-county lOth District of central and southern Ohio. -Rep. James Traflcant of Youngstown m eets political un· known Van Williams of Warren In the Democratic primary of the 17th District. Next: Ohio General Assembly Orioles tie AL losing streak Ohio Lottery . Daily Number 149 Pick 4 2385 Super Lotto Page 4 3-14-17-20-26-31 e • Vol.38, No .249 Copyrighted 1988 Boneless Bottom · Round Roast • at y BBzEN %" TRIM ~r.az~ Less Than 30C Per Can After Rebate •16-oz. •16-oz. ·•17 -oz. •17-oz. •17-oz. Holly Farms Whole Fryers Pound Cut Green Beans French Style Green Beans Whole Kernel Corn Cream Style Corn Early Grown Sweet Peas CENTER EXPANSION - This -15 by 70 foot expanslo.n onto. the Senior Citizens Center will provide an office, large conference room, and a With •1.20 Mail-In Rebate i8 BUY ONE •' ' .o H !~ .••. •' -i ~g , o ~ ~ I ~ ; if Case Cost'12 Cans • =r •i D H H h : ~ l'i e! "•• ~~ •~•• 2-! ~i FREE! • IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE REGULAR CRUST ~ Deli Fresh Pepperoni Pizza .,-1 •"' >- ~1 "•• ~.! -0~. .·' fi ~0 ~ 8« >- • t• " d· • • '1 !I --.' ol 'j D u •• ~ J! N ~ ~ . 1 ••z , 1:.ld ~ •~ ~~i •• -~t 8 • zH&~ '2 •'•>·~ • .r· ~~ J ~ f~ ~ ~. ~ ~& ~ 5~ >" $ ~ 0 - . COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) American Electric Power Co. Chairman W.S. White Jr. says a federal proposal to deregulate the electric utility Industry could result In the "disintegration" of the Industry. "It Is our carefully considered opinion tha t If the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission contlques In its present direction, It will bring about the disintegra tion of the electric Indus try and increasing problems or r eliability and availability of service," While said at · AEP 's annual shareholders meetlr!g Wednesday. Last month the FERC pro[!osed that utilities look to a competitive bidding system and independent power suppliers to p r ovide additional electric energy neede d by thei r customers. "Such Independent power suppliers ," White noted, "would not be r egula ted, would have no utility obligation to serve or to stay in business beyond the period r equired In a contract. . "We simply have not been able to understand how any product can be delivered In whatever amount the customer desires at a price carefully regul~ted by government agencies if thedellv- ' • E •z • •c " ~ -OFF • ;;; 0 NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE, DIET SPRITE, SPRITE. Diet Coke or Coca Cola ~ LABEL Tide Laundry Detergent •• 42-oz. 2-Liter ~ SQUEEZE California Head Lettuce ·Each Hunt's Ketchup 32.oz. ' ONE OF TOP - VII'JII Wlatloa of Route I, Pomeroy, oae of tile top coatrlbutara ta the Melp Count,. Amerleaa Reel Crou Blood Prop'IUII, Ia plctllftlcl llvl•c hla 88rd pia& of blood ta tile proiJ'IIm when a bloodmobile Ylal&ed the Melp County Senior Citizens Center on WetlnMdiQ'. .. ' erer of that product is required to buy from producers free to charge whatever the traf·ftc will bear ," White said . "If one had perfect faith that government regulation were completely non-political and alway s responsive In a timely manner to changes in producers' prices - and if the product were potatoes or corn - then such a system .might be made to work. "But this concept of our Industry totally Ignores the fact that electricity behaves accord'lng to very precise natural laws and not according to economic principles. 70 donors give blood Wednesday For •• • ~ •• I •• ~ ~ • ~ • •> •• •0 • u ·- ~ 0 e u 4-Roll ~ « 8 •0 :a~ ~• ••0 z~ 0 Charmin Plush Bath Tissue 17-oz. 12-lnch " z " exterior matching the existing s tructure. The laundry as well as storage areas have been enlarged. ' The kl tc hen has been enlarged by 120 square feet and equipped with a commercial convection o~ en , steamer, new double door refrigerator. The dining room has also been enlarged to accomodate t.he numerous senior cltl· zens who go there for lunc_h. ·AEP chairman against deregulation 300 SHEETS PER ROLL I-PLY . 0 ~· • $478 Your Final Case Cost ' . li • f ~ 'i GET ONE Less Mail-In Rebate 2¥ ~ ij ~ 0 Serve & Save Wieners ~ !; The $200,000 expansion and . Monday the kitchen at the Center was back In operation serving a renovation project at the Senior total of about 150 meals a day Citizens Center , funded through a grant 'from the Ohio Depart- including those which are home ment of Aging, Is well underway. delivered. The 15 x 70 loot ex tension at the Eleanor Thomas, e~ecutlve rear of the Center.. wlll house a · director, ·linticipales Cll!Jipletlcm new office· !or the executive In late June or early July director, a large conference although all activities are now room, and a storage room. A back to normal. Meals for the center door will open into the past few weeks were catered by conference room. The one-story Veterans Memorial Hospital but expansion will have a brick 12-0Z. PKG. Del Monte Dozen Pack Vegetables ~.l storage area. The exterior o! the one-story structure will be brick. Completion date is now set for late June. (See related photo on page 6) Expansion .project underway ' ~t !j By NANCY YOACHAM U.S. GRADE A Cheaper By The Dozen l Section , 12 Page~ 25 Cents A Mul limedi.a Inc. Newspaper Roberts proposes road improvements for '88 •• 8IM5 en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Thursday, April 28. 1988 Pound 'fll~MONTE Cloudy tonig ht. Chance of Cloudy Friday. Highs in m id J There were 77 area residents reporting to an American Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Meigs Senior Citizens Cent,e r Wednesday to give 70 pints of blood to the Meigs County blood program. There were 17 donors reporting to replace b)ood received by relatives or friends. First time donors were Bruce Teaford, Mark Reltmlre and Kenneth Wiggins. William A. Blackwood became a gallon donor; Kelly Ginther, two gallons; Emelyn Scarberry and Patricia Logan, four gallons; Eilts E . Myers, nine gallons. Dr. James Witherell and Dr. Wilma Mans!leld were the attending physicians. The nursing starr for the vtstt Included Lenora Leifheit and Beulah Ward with Wanda lm' · boden as the emergency medical service representative. Clerical workers were Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Edward Cozart and Peggy Harris. Retired Senior Volunteer Program workers help with the visit were VIrginia Buchanan, Dorothy Long, Emma Clatworthy, Esther Harden, Gertrude Robinson. Jack and Joan Sorden, Hanna Queen, Florence Richards, Philomena Follrod, Evelyn Gilmore, Gerald Wildermuth and Wanda Fetty. Continued on page 6 Sentinel Staff Writer A $1.2 million proposal for county road Improvements In Meigs County in· 1988 has been developed by Mei gs County Engineer Philip Roberts. Roberts presented the proposa I, In the form of his annual report, to the . Meigs County Commissioners In Wednesday' s regular commissioners' meeting, Included in the proposal are hot mix resurfacing projects, single seal projects, a cold mix preparation project, two township bridge replacements, du st control, grader patching, ditch· lng, brush cutting and mowing. . Roberts pointed out that projects Included in the proposal "are just proposals of what needs to be done" and that he "has not set priorities yet. " Direct project costs, which would inclUde any expenditure affecting the 1988 Auto License and Gas Appropriations, are estimated at $742,760 In materials and outside contract costs . Indirect costs of $510,603 would not be an additional cash outlay but are lncl~ded In the county highway departm ent ' s. 1988 budget appropriations as overhead expenses or fixed budgetary lterps. Approximate ly 61.57 miles of (Sumner) from Route 248 to count y roadway have been ear- Route 681; 3.88 miles on County marked in the proposal for hot Road 39 (Hemlock Grove ) from m ix resurfacing. Estima ted cost Coun'ty Road 20 to Rout<; 681; .95 for the hot mix res ur faci ng is · mile on CountyRoad 345 !Story's $721,880 or an average costs of Run) from Route 7 to the Gallia County line; and 1.16 miles on $11 ,725 per m ile. County highway department personnel will be Co unty 403 (Minersville Hill ) from Route 124 to Cou nty Road used to complete th e resurfacing projects, with some services 30. Two Bedfo rd Townsh ip. one on contracted as needed. Included In the proposed hot Township Road 82 over Kings mix scheduling are 2.3 miles . on bu ry Creek and another on County Road 5 (Bradbury ) from To wnship Road 162 over West the Middl epOrt Corporation lim it Branch Shade Creek, have bee n to Route 124; 4.22 miles on County earmar ked for replacemen t. EsRoad 10 (Dexter ) to two miles timated costs lor the two bridges northwes t of Route 124; 4.87 are $29 ,936 a nd $23,275 m'lles on Count y Road 19 !Peac h respectively. Dust control wil l cons ist of Fork) from U.S. 33 to County Road 20; 4.8 miles on County approximately "240 shots" of Road 26 (Flatwoods) !rom paved du st co ntro l at a n es tiCounty Road 34 to County Road ma ted co'st of $38,132 or an 20; 4.36 mljes on County Road 27 avera ge cos t of $2,810 pe r mile. Grader patc hing would consis t (Point Rock) from Route 689 to of a pproxima tely 88.38 mil es of County Road 11 ; 7.59 miles on paved roads a! a n esti mated cost County Road 28 (Raclne$106,607 or an average cost of of Bashan) from County Roa d 30 to Route 248; 7.27 miles on County $1,206 per mile. Roberts noted that the roa ds Road 30 (Morningstar) fr om which are (ina lly selected as Route 7 to County Road 28; 6.98 priorities for resu rfac ing will be miles on County Road 32 (Eagle Ridge) !rom Route 7 to County taken from the proposa l group. Road 28; 5.28 miles on County Roa ds that are not sc heduled lor resurfaci ng this year, will be Road 34 (Pine Grovel fr om made rea dy for resurfac ing n ~x t Route 124 to County Road 32; 5.91 mll~s on County . Road 36 Co ntinued on pa ge 6 Ribbon cutting ceremony held for West-Point Fabricators POINT PLEASANT - Two year s O'f hard work, hope the cooperation 'paid off at a ribbon cutting ceremony at West-Po int Fabric a tor s he re Tues d a y evening. Stat~ officials gathered with county ·officials and West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. to cut the ribbon at Mason County' s newest industry . The company Is owned and operated by Mason County native Greg Gibbs and his uncle, Joe Faulkner, formerly of Birmingham Alabama and now an area resident. " Two years ago when Joe (F'aulkner) gavemeacallasklng me to be a sales representative lor a sleet fabrlcatlim shop In Birmingham I didn't know It would come to ihls. No one Is happier to see this day than me," Gibbs said at the ribbon cutting ceremonies . The Idea to open a metal fabrication plant in Mason County came to Gibbs and F'aulkner when they realized that a lot of fabrication business comes from Mason County and Wes t VIrginia companies . "One s hop In Birmingham bought metal alloys from Huntington Alloys, shipped tt to Alabama • and then shipped the finished product to a Mason County company, " Gibbs said . After talking with F'rank Lee, Mason County Development Au- · thorlty executive director, and Gov . Moore, Gibbs decided to place the factory in Mason County. "Governor Moore wrote me a letter on the tax Incentives the state can offer an Industry !Ike ours, " Gibbs said, adding that was 6neo! the !actors Involved In placing the Industry In West VIrginia. Moore, speaking at the ribbon cutting, satd the event was something to be proud of. "The representatives here have to take a measure of pride at what's been accomplished," Moore said. "Industry," Moore said, takes a close look at everything a state has to offer because state's areln competition for Industry. " "When It comes down to an economic decision, you must make a decision based on economics and not on !amUy rootsfamily roots don't make a differ· ence when there's economics Involved;'! Moore said. "This ribbon cutting cer emony is a measure of belief in West Virginia," Moore said. "If we didn't believe In our sta te we wouldn 't be here tonight,' ' he said, adding, " There is an aw ful lot of good In our state. ·' " This ribbon cutting is just another s te p on the ladder of economic recovery for Mason County . In Janu ary , 1985, Mason County had an unemploy ment rate of 18.8 perce nt , now the rate is nine percent," Moore a dded. In two and a half years. more than $390 million In privj!,te a nd state funds ha s been pu t into development In Mason County, Moore said . "l don 't know of any other count in the s ta te tha t has had that much pr ivate inves tment In it," he said. Moore pred icted more good news in the fu ture for Mason Count y. Point Pleasant Mayor Russell V. Holl a nd too k the opportu nity to welcome the pla nt to P oint Pleasant. " I wo uld like to welcome West- Point fabrica tions to Point Pleasa nt and wis h .them the best oi luc k," Holland 'sa id. Lee, noting that th is was the si xth announcement of new In - dustry in the co unt y in two ye ars, sa id that the a ltit udes of Gibbs a nd Fa ulk ner pl ayed a big part in the occas ion. " T hese are two guys who wouldn ' t take no for an Continued on page 6 COVOTE TAKEN IN CHESTER AREA - Somehow when one thinks of coyotea, one thinks of the Weal. However, thlo anbnal, be~eved to be a coyote was tallen In the Cht!llter area Tueaday by steven Erwin of Cheater. Erwlu was turkey hunUng when he spoiled the an mal advanclnc on a large berd of deer. The female anbnal weighed around 30 poundll and wu going to give birth to oeveral pu... Tbe anlmal'alkull Ia belnc oenl to Columbus, Game Warden Keith Wood laid, 18 conllnn that II was a coyote. Wood aald ID live yeara aa pme warden here, he has received reportB of coyolalln Melp County but this Ia tile first time that an anbnal believed to be a coyote has been caught. Erwin Is pictured wltll the an mal. ' ��• ' Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, April 28, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday. April28, 1988 • Baltimore ties American League's all-time losing streak Scoreboard i Majors I I By LEN HOCHBERG UPI Sports Writer Alter losing because of poor pitching, lack of hitting, spoddy fielding and just plain old bad luck, the Baltimore Orioles tied ·the American League record !or consecu tlve losses with a different shortcoming. . "I'm not going to go Into detail In the papers," Baltimore Man· ager Frank Robinson said Wednesday night after the Orioles dropped a 7-6 decision to the Minnesota Twins. "I 'm sincere when I say I dldn ' t do a good managing job in th e eighth inning. I'll take the blame for thi s one." Reliever Bill Scherrer, 0-1, admittedly, might share the some of the blame. The leftbander surrendered back· to· back homers off the bats of Kent Hrbek and Tim Laudner ln . .the eighth, snapping a 4-4 tie and moving the Orioles within three losses of the modern majorleague mark for futility . "1! I ever had a worse game In my life I don' tknow what it was," said . the 30-year-old Scherrer, who was just recalled from the minors . "You've got 24 guys on a team and I'm sure everyone feels it (when you lose) but when you're the pitcher, It feels worse.'' The 1906 Boston Red Sox set the AL record of consecutive defeats with 20. The Philadelphia A's equaled the mark in )916 and 1943. The 1961 Philadelphia Phil· lies hold the modern f11ajorleague standard of 23. Baltimore long since smas hed the old record of 131osses to start a season. Trying to avoid $et tlng an AL mark, Baltimore Thursday afternoon sends Mike Boddlcker, 0-4, against Minnesota left·hander Alan Anderson, 0-0. It's hard to say lOt was a good or bad loss !or the Orioles . 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TREES &SHRUBBERY Transactions Toledo results f1l.e HURRY! 77c ql. price _ 25c qt. ml'r'a rebe1t when you bu'J' 12 W« t ' l.os A.nKdt'll •• htrifa_gt hOU$t Now Open For Spring Season r;:===========l'r.===========:; ••te W L Fe!t. •, NrwVork Farner fr.om Manalapan, N.J., Was second at 3,806. Mark Baker of Garden Grove, Calif.. soared from lOth place after the fir st round to third at 3,738. Mike Aulby of Indianapolis, recovering from food poisoning which left him hospita llzed for two days, was fourth at 3,716. Mark Williams of Beaumont. Texas, rounded-out the top five at 3,690. Eight more games awaited the 52 champions today before the field is narrowed to 24 for ma'tch-play competition beginning tonight . • ) NOW OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 7:00 ( Edmonton had 99 points this season to Detroit's 93. St. Louis rebounded from a 1-0 deficit. but Detroit Is 7-0 In this season's playoffs when it sco res first . Seattle (Camphell - 1-t) at Cleveland 1 ··I (Farn!l1 3-1), 7:35p.m. california (McCu ldll J.'l: } a1 DetroU ( TA1W1a4-l), 7 :» p .m . Boston IISoycU-fl a1 Cl\h:aso (L&Polm. 1. 2- I _ ), K:3Dp,m. •; Fri!IJQ.'s GamN • Texas at New York, llrhl CHIEF. E·Z-LINER Lo!i A.n l(fif!!J -1, O.l ~ qo Q & . LoU111 il, San Dlt:~ I Slloll Fra.wi!JC• &, I'IU!Ibnqh ol - we could handle," Demers said. "He !Martin ) had hls team playing their best. But let's fa ce It, 93 point s lin the regularseason standin gs) to 76 points, the better team won." TO< Hou•on 12 1 .9321 Clncln..-1 II 9 .5$0 2% San Fre•diW·o ·~ 10 .Mitl 3% San Dle«< II II .44-1 4% Atlanta .1 u .1&7 9'h Werh!!Wia,y '11 Re!!ulhl N- Vork $, Atlant. :t Monlre_. I, Onc:ln~atl & Hou.!llon 3, Phlladclphla ~ liO lnnlnp ) Buy a pair of DRESS SHOES and get a PURSE of your choice ' By GERRY MONIGAN will be the hosts for Game l ''The Red Wings have a lot of UPI Sports Writer Tuesday night . La~t year, De- depth, a lot of balance. They are The ~trolt Red Wings have troit stunned Edmonton in the an excellent hockey clut). We demonstrated their superiority fir st game bu t lost four stra ight knew they would be toug.h, We to the Toronto Maple Leals and to the Stanley Cup ctmmplons. can't be ashamed of how we ·St. Louis Blues . Now th ey must Thursday night, the New Jer- played ." prove they are more than fodder sey Devils can clinch the Patrick Tim Higgins scored for the Edmonton Oilers. · Division championship with a slsted goal wiih 2:25 an to unas· play "I won' t sleep the whole Game 6 victory over the Wa- Wednesday nigh t to break a 3-3 night," Detroit Coach Jecques shi ngton Capitals at New Jersey . tie. Higgins had not contributed a Demers said after the Red The Boston Bruins won the point PJ;,evlously in the playoffs, Wings' 4-3 victory over the Blues Adams Divis ion final Tuesday but according to Demers, his to claim their second straight night in five games agai nst the hustle and desire more tha n Norris Division title. " When we Montreal Ca nadiens. compensated, step Into Edmonton, they know "That should be a n excellent " Of all the guys t.o scoff' the we' re a good cl ub. It's nota shock series against the Oilers," St. winning goal ... Tim Higgi ns ," to them this year." Louis Coach Jacques Martin Demers said. "He' s been an With the 4·1 series victory, said . "The Oilers are a tremend · inspiration to this !Pam ." Detroit earned a rematch of la st ous hockey club. They are the Detroit, which won three ser ies year's Campbell Conference fl. champions. But lhe Red Wings ' . games at home, outshot the Blues nal against the Smythe Division experience last year has to help 31-16 in the final game. champion Edmonton Oilers, who them. "The Blues gave us everyth ing K.I UI- CW)' (81nrkl« 2-1) at New ' l'or1H Rhoden t-:11. 7: It p.m. f MIDDLEPORT :JV. Detroit captures second straight division crown • Bohn tak~ lea~ in PBA tourney FREE! I .SIG t 1% .UI The Daily Sentinel- Page- S ~· I Trimble and Southern are the two top seeds in the Meigs Class A sectional baseball tournament at Meigs High School, as announced recently In the pairings list. The JJ -7 Tomcats will take on 4-10 Federal Hocking Thursday, May 5 at 4:30, while the Torna does (11 -5) will face the 1-JJ Southwestern Highlanders on Saturday, May 7 al 1 p.m. In other games, Eas terl) 18·6) will play 4·4 Crooksville on Wednesday, May 4 at 4:30p.m., and the 3·8 Kyger Creek Bobcats draw North Gallla (2-9) on Saturday, May 7 at 3:30 p.m. Th e Eastcrn -Crook,svllle winner will fac~ the ' TrimbleFederal Hocking winner on May 10 at 4: 30 p.m.. while the Southern-Southwestern winner tak<'s on the Kyger Creek-North Gallla winner on May ll at 4:30 p.m . .M; .128 :t • "CCta cAn !Ienon 0-0 ), 1: II p.m. (u l Tournament. action coming .... 11 &. .. lmore (Bodlcleker ~) U Mila!- '• J Bohne, with a plnfall of 3,807 for 16 'g ames , qualified for the 52-man field with his inaugural Professional Bowlers Assocla· tion tour victory last summer in the Columbia 300 Open in Seattle. 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Rlghet ti blew hIs third straight ''They didn't give up, that save opportunlt y, allowing shows a lot of charact~r," Hrbek Danny Tartabull's tying home said. "If they gel that one hit to run In the nlntl],. . put th em over the hump, they're Athletics 5, Blue Jays 3 go in g to be tough." At Toronto, Mark McGwjre A crowd of 17.757 saw the and Dave Henderson hit solo Orioles take a 3-0 lead In the first , homers to support Curt Young, only to fall into a 4·4 tie after four 1·0, and give Oakland Its fourth innings . . consecutive triumph. Toronto Baltimore left fielder Jeff has lost three In a row. Rick Stone dislocate d the middle fin- Honeycutt notched his seco nd ger of his right hand attempting save, Blue Jays' starter Mike to steal third In the seventh Flanagan, 2-1, took the loss. inning, and left the game. Indians 6, Mariners 4 Elsewhere, Kansas City outAt Cleveland , Willie Upshaw' s lasted New York 3-11n lllnnings , three-run homer highlighted a Oakland defea ted Toron,to 5-3, five -run sixth inning, giving the Clevela.nd downed Seattle 6-4, · Indians a team record 16 victo· California nipped Detroit 4-3, rles in April and their be~t sta rt Milwaukee got by Texas 4·3, and since 1941. Greg Swindell, after th e Boston at Chicago double· going 3-8last season, improved to header was postponed because of 5·0. bad weather. Angels 4, Tigers 3 In the National League, It was : At Detroit, Jack Howell drove New York 5, Atlan ta 2; Montreal home two runs, hi s first RBI In 11 l , Cincinnati 0, Houston 3, Phila· games, with a double and triple. delphia 2 In 10 innings; St. Louis Willie Fraser, 3-0, went 7 1-3 2, San Diego I; San Francisco 6, innings and combined with three Pittsburgh 4; and Los Angeles 4, relievers on a five-hitter as Chicago 0. California ended a four-game Royals 3, Yankees I losing streak . Ti!:ers first base( 11 Innings) man Dave Bergman homered for At New York, Kevin Seltzer his first hit of the season . and Frank White had RBI hits in Brewers 4, Rangers 3 the 11th as Kansas Cltysnapped a At Arlington, Texas, Dale seven-game losing skid at Yan- Sveum and Joey Mey er homered kee Stadium. Charles Hudson. to give a shaky Juan Nieves the 2·1, took the loss after Dave victory. The left -hand er, 2-2, Pomeroy- Middlepon, Ohio Fan Belts • Plewa Greate Tubes, •30-127 . ... .. . 1.88 From From TRW Ball Joints TRW Idler Arms TRW Tie Rod Ends 1·YIIf •lfrlft1Y 1 Yl'' _,1111'1 I· YIII WIIIIMY ~ •• • ~ •• ,.•' r ~ •• OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Store houra 9:00a.m. to 8:00p.m. Monday through Friday, 9:00a.m. to 6:00p.m. Saturday, and 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday.. Bate prlcH 1reln tlflct AprH 28through M1y 4, 1818. Gallipolis • I / 209 Upper River-Road (614) 446 4103 .•.,, .,• • �----~·- Page- 6-The Daily Sentinel Southern wins two more SVAC games The Southern Tornadoes posted back-to-back SVAC victories over Southwester n and Kyger Creek recently to remain alive in the hunt for the coveted league title, which currently Is still up fo r grabs. Southern defeated Soutllwestern 13-5 and Kyger 10-2 last evening. Southern is now 13-5 overall ,and 10-2 in the SVAC, and coupled <With a reported loss by Oak Hill to :Hannan Trace, may be tied for league leadersh lp. The hard -hitting Tornadoes, although not having a chance to break the best overall Southern record, does have a legitimate cha nce at posting the most wins ;bY any Southern baseball club. ·The record i~ currently held by :the SVAC champion cl ub of 1977 with a 17-2 regular season mark, 17-3 overall,band the 1982 team had a 17-5 mark while winning ·sectiona l and dis tri.ct crowns :both under veteran Coach Hilton Wolfe, Jr. • Jeff Ca ldwell and Mark Porter teamed up for the Southwestern Wi n. Caldwell got the s tarting nod and hurled the first six for the .win. while Porter was perfect In ;one Inning of relief to pos t the .save. Caldwell fanned 7 and ;walked 4. Porter allowed no •hlts,no walks, and had no KO's. : Metzger suffered the loss with th ree strlkroU ts and fi ve walks . Southern took a 1-0 lead and , broke open a close game In the . th ird when they erupted for 6 •ru ns and a 7-0 lead. . : Sou thern hitters were Barry ·McCoy and Kenny Turley with a double and s ingle, Todd Lisle, wno was la ter injured,had two ·singles,Chris Stout and Shane :simpson each doubled, John Riffle had two singles, Shawn :: Arnott two si ngles, and Mark Porter and Shawn Cu nn ingham two singles. Southern had just one error and SWHS five. · After that 13-5 win and 14 hit attack, Southern erupted for another 14-hlt attack to defeat Kyger Creek 10-2. Shawn Cunningham went the distance to post the Impressive win. The senior flreballer hammered out 7 KO' s, Issued 3 walks, and gave up just three hits. John Riffle shared catching duties with Mike Amos. J eff Ma r tin suffered the loss for the Bobcats with two punchouts and two safeties lssued .The 'Brennermen had several players with multiple hits includIng Shawn Cunning-h am 's 3-hJt effort . Cunningham . had two singles and a double, while junior Mark Porter had a double and single. Mike Hill and Kenny Turley had 'a double and single each, Chris Stout a double and trlple,S hawn Arnott two slngles,and John Riffle a single. KC took a 1-0 lead In the first inning, but Southern collected seven consecutive hits before the Bobcats could put out a raging offensive fire that yielded 6 SHS John Riffle led off with a si ngl e,Cunningham doubled, Ken ·Turley slngled,Shawn Arno tt had an RBI single, Mike Hill doubled, Mark Porter singled, and Chris Stout slammed a bases loaded triple for three RBis. Kyger Creek hitters were Vinson, Sipple and Taylor with singles, and Rees with a triple. SHS is slated to go to Wahama Thursda y, travel to North Gallla Monday and host Hannan Trace Wednesday . KC Is now :l-JOoveralland3-7in the league. The Bobcats' next game will be Friday at Oak Hill. ~Marauders suffer TVC loss . • ROCK SPRINGS - For the ;:Second time in as man y games, :the Marauders suffered a loss In 1 .1J'VC play , this time at the hands :~f I he Trimble Tomcats. It also • .marks Ihe second time that : Trimble ha s cut short a seventh · ,Inning ra lly by th e Meigs nine to : -ca pture victories over the Ma· :t-a udeq. Earlier, at Glouster, the ! )ocals dropped a 3-2 decision and 1 ;1ast evening came oul on the t .short end of a 4-3 score. • It was a disappointing defeat : for the Marauders and especially : fo r Senior Bryan Durst who • ;turned In a magnificent perfor·;rnance for five Innings. During ; -those early frames , Durst did not .:;,How a base hit and, in fact, only : 1hree Tomcats managed to reach ; base, two by errors and one on a ·.fielder's choice. f\.lded by the ; .ctefensive play be hind him, he ; :taced only fifteen batter s in five ;Innings. ;·· Two serious threat s, one by ·':each squad , was mounted In the :;ea rly going, Meigs missed a ; •goldPn scoring opportunity In the -; first when Durst slngiPd up the :middle, Brent Bissell was safe on :.a ball hit towa rd secondandMike •:Bartrum looped a single behind . i;first . No ru ns were produced, ! ·however. as Durst was caught off · ;first in a ver y questionable :pickoff ca ll. Th~n a lter Bar• trum's hit, the Cats recorded two : outs to end the Inning. '· For Trimble, Cody Lewis .6 ta rted the sixth with a single to , lefts. After Downs went down for _ :one outs, Mike Shust and Jeff • Ho lbert dr illed back to back ; singles and only a good play deep : tn the hole at s hort by Bartrum · preven ted a run from scoring. J)urst then fanned the nex t batter '8nd got McManus to ground out Jo Bart rum . ' Meigs took the lead In their : six th with Bissell leading off with : a walk a nd Bartrum singling • down the third base line. A balk ;·by hurler Richmond put runners •:at second an third with none fllown . Matt Baker then loaded 1 fhem an a ball hit to third and ;bobbled by the third -sacker, Joey •' .:Ribbon ... Snyder dropped a single just over seco nd for an RBI. With bases loaded and still none out, Chris Stewart lined a hard one to the second baseman who fired to third to double up Bartrum. Wes Young reached first, and then second, on a dropped third strike and the resulting throwing error by McManus, scoring Snyder. Fields drew a base on ballss but McElroy went down pitcher to first to end the frame . Hopes for a Marauder win were cut short In the seventh as the visitors tallied four runs on five hits and two free passes. Jeff Koons singled up the middle and Richmond did the same. Dave Kovach then walked and Cody Lewis slammed a stngle to left to knot the ~core at two all. After Downs singled home the go ahead run, Durst gave way to Bissell on the mound. Fanning the first batter he faced, Bissell was then tagged with a bunt s ingle off the bat of Jeff Holbert to again load the bases . A free· pass to Rich Dooley forced In the final Cat run before the fire was extinguished. ' In the bottom of the final Inning, Bissell ripped a one out triple to left and Bartrum, behind him , walked and stole second to set up the potential tlelng run. Baker fanned for the second out and Snyder's hit and stolen base plated a run and stU! left second and third occupied. Chris Stewart, at the plate, was out on two ~ highly dispu ted strike calls to end the game. Richmond w(llffed nine Marauders and walked four in the win . Durst,chargedwiththeloss,' fanned . three and gave up one free pass. In all fairness to Bryan, It was apparent that he was tiring in the sixth partly due to the number of pitches thrown and the extremely unseasonable cold weather. The same was true for the Tomcat hurler. Snyder led the Marauders at the plate with three singles, Bissell had a triple and single, · Bar'trum two base knocks and· Durst and Fields each hit safely. Continued from page 1 ;answer. •· Lee said. :: "When they tal ked to me 1 1houghl they were really thinking lJig," Mike Shaw, Mason County ) tate senator, sa id, adding he 1<new they could do it. \ • The project will create about 40 jobs when it is going on full production, but will create 20 Jobs In the Initial s ta ge, F'aulkner 'flaid. ~ ''We curreni ly have 10 employees and as the orders start coming In we will be adding more," Gibbs said. • : The state has played a great . part In Wes t-Point being able to train and cross-train employees Jo work in the plant. "We got a '22,257 Job Training and Part- . aers hlp grant from the state to ltart training people," Gibbs said. weal news briefs Water pipes being replaced Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports seven calls Wednesday; Racine at 2:28a.m. to Pearl St. for Lisa Dawn Johnson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 10: 30 a.m. to Carpenter Hill for Carl Caster to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital: Middleport at 1: 54 p.m . to 209 South Fourth for Helen Augustine to Veterans Memorial Hospital; later transported to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 1:28 p.m . to a brush fire on · the Rider property on Ball Run; Tuppers Plains at 2:41 p.m. to Riverview Elementary School for Rocky Hupp to St. Joseph's Hospital; Middleport at 5:17 p.m. to 110 North Third for John Fink to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 9:17 p.m . to Grueser Road for Becky BrOderick to Veterans Memorial Hospital. \ Volunteers sought r While Faulkner expects ·the plant to be In prOduction In about two weeks, he would not say lfthe company nas any contracts yet. "There's a possibility there's an order waiting," he said. The Production F'aclllty is located In a buDding on the former Marietta Manufacturing Co. property. Announcements Revival planned A revival Is underway at the Freedom Gospel Mission, at County Road 31, Bashan and Stlversvile Road, with services at 7:30 each evening through May 1. The Rev . Martin Welch is evangelist and there Is special vocal music presented each evening. I WEIJ..EQUJPPED KITCHEN - Joan Tuttle, head cook at the Center, Is delighted with the new k.ltchen equipment, particularly this convection oven. Other new commercial equipment Includes a steamer, a new doubli!-door refrigerator, and a dishwasher. Alter being out of operation for a lew weeks, the klt,clten was opened again this week to prepare foOd lor the about 150 senior citizens who either eat in the dining room there, or have their meals home-delivered. year. Resu'rfaclng preparations Include ditching, culvert replacement , etc., Roberts said . In other county business, the comm lssloners are continuing to study various hospitalizationmajor medical Insurance proposals In an effort to obtain lower premium rates. Rick Patrick, of McNelly, Patrick and Associates, Jackson, was present Wednesday with an alternative proposaL Pending a final decision on Insurance, the commissioners have taken steps to pay for the next two montlls, Blue Cross rate Increases on a stngle policy . Also present yesterday to hear Patrick's proposal were John Riebel, Meigs County superintendent of schools; Joan Tewksbary, T.B. nurse; Charles Riffle, a member of the T.B . advisory board; and Robert Eyer, EMS director. The agencies represen ted by tllese people will also be affected by any decision the commissioners make on Insurance. In final business, the commissioners met with Dorothea Fisher, of tlle Meigs County Humane Society, to discuss recent breaklngs and entertngs at the county dog shelter. VandalIsm of the dog warden's office took place In one break-In, but no dogs were taken. Dogs were stolen from the facility In a second break-in which fOllowed shortly after the first. The commissioners told Fisher that measures would be taken to Improve securtty at the shelter. The Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District Is requesting all resident s who received water in the past few months under phase 3tobeawaret ha t thetocontractors will be returning the area has any re-seeding or cleanup thai needs further attention Is to contacl the water office at 983-33~5 . as soon as possible. rr:==========:; within the next few weeks for fin al cleanup. Any person who DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE Veterans Memorial Wednesd ay Admissions- Charles McKinney, Racine; John 111 Se~ond St., Pomeroy Fink, Pomeroy. YOUR INDEPENDENT Wednesday Dischar ges AGENTS SERVING Wilda Brinker , Linda Persons, Gertha Hensley , Ada Morris. MEIGS COUNTY Addle Buck , John Call, Edna SINCE 1868 r~De~e;m:· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __j!:~~~~~~~~==~ Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl court news Am Electric Power ... .. ....... .26'14 ATS;T ......... ....... .... .... .. ;. ,.... 26'/.; Ashland Oil ...... ..... .. ... ........ 70% Bob Evans ........................... 17 Charming Shoppes ...... ........ 11 )18 City Holding Co ............... .... 31 Federal Mogul. ............. .. .... 39'14 Goodyear T&R ...................64'/.; Heck's lnc ........................... l% Key Centurion .. ... .. ... .......... .40 Lands' End ......................... 22le4 Limited Inc ........................19% Multimedia lnc .................... 69 Rax Restaurants .................. 4% Robbins & Myers ................ 10'14 Shoney's Inc ....................... 24¥. Wendy's Inti ........................ 6% Worthington Ind ...... ........... 20'14 2 pit<o Tight larly American living Room Suih REG. '649.91 Middleport - Charlel: F. JoJwon, Jun A. Dunt. Lell.y M. O.•Wen. n-ederlek E. Penmrwood. Kathryn D. JoiiMOn, Anpla s. Sf11tn. Sarah J . Fowler, Haaa E . QuHn, Dlan111 L. Smllh, Ttmodly E. Smttb, P•rlda K. LoJU, Oloril J . Puvlfy, Palrlda F. JOtche. Millwood, W. Va, - Jama Gree.. Experienced Br~e Teafonl, Rllftt, Don~td E . Rac11'1f - VlrJI,nla M. Bland. RoMid L. Siller, DoMh1 P. Buatl, Mary F . Bulb, Kara WaJr.r, Daw• R. Gr~r , Lon& Bottcrn - La1UII L H1wley, 8rMCe }Jaw~. Kathy S. McO.nll!l, Hfnry E . O.hr, vann• M. Sidwell. 1~ ~\· ABBY JO HARRIS ,__ _. WE HAVE GREAT "HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY" GIFT IDEAS We Re serve The R1ghl To l 1m11 Ouanhhes STORE HOURS 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. We Will Redeem Up To 5 Vendor Coupons (Max. SOc Value • No cigarette coupons) With The TRIPLE VENDOR COUPON At Right. . (You must bring the Triple Vendor Coupon at Right. One coupon per fomily.l JEWELRY Monday thrv Sunday 8 AM·10 PM r-----------------------------1 TRIPLE VENDOR COUPON ~ · •EAR RINGS • BRACKELETS • PINS •CHAINS • RINGS • BEADS I I I I I I I I Good Friday, April 29, 1988 . 1/2 PRICE I I I and Saturday, April 30. 1988 Only ~------------------·~I ~OHSE Pharmacy SWISHER I ...... ."' -----------------------------· MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE PANASONIC MICROWAVE GROUND 3 LB. BEEF CAN GIBSON WASHER ' ~ ~. ~ '- $297 WHIRLPOOL WA$HER & DRYER Lisa Rena Ferrell, Buchtel, : former resident of Mason County • and a 1986 graduate of Wahama · High School, was named to the · : dean's llstfor the fall and winter • quarter at Hocking Technical : J:ollege In Nelsonville. " She is studying hotel res trau• rant management and businss administration and will graduate on June 12. She plans to continue her studies In tlle fall by attend· )ng Franklin University In Columbus for· two more years. Lisa is the daughter of Linda Crites, Pomeroy. and the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ralrden,' Hartford, W.Va. ~!lnnlllh McCuiiOui'Jh A Ph Ch..-IM Riftlfl. R Ph ~ "'"'"" Mo n lhtu Sal 8 00 AM 10 9 P M ~un'JM 10 00 AM lo4 OOP M PRESC RIPTI ONS 99CLB. Pnmerov Oh ·--------· Op<'!n Nrqtus t1ll 9 ~·----- I Moth,'t Osg $und1g Msg 8, 1988 PH 992 2955 Ftot~nfll y Sf\ r..• ~ f' E M a11'1 OFFER GOOD THRU MONDAY MAY 2, 1988 Don 't F01get Recognized· • Assigned by the Ohio Supreme Court to hear cases In four other counties - a distinction given only to judges of proven ability • Has kept justice moving: deciding cases which protected local mining jobs, senior citizens and our schools cu. ft. Frost-free .J Refrigerator ~ $249 RCA C~MCOIDER $249 $597 *AUTO PLAY H.Q. CIRCUIT 4-'EVENT/14 DAY * * g ·l-·: •· ~:-~ ~--1~ 1 SAM SUNG SHARP V.C.R. ---------- WIRELESS WIRELESS REMOTE I Kindergarten registration will be held at the Tuppers Plains l)chool on May 6 anC! at the Chester SchOOl on May 9, 8:30 a.m to 3 p.m. Birth certificates ~nd Immunization records are to be presented at the time parents register their children. Decisive ~ 1~ VHS-VIDEO * TV-VCR REMOTE RECORDER *AUTO POWER I Kindergarten signii/J. GilSON DRYER $199 Charles and Frances Hunter with a thousand trained believers bn a healing-teaching video pres· ented by Doris Snowden will be ~hown at the Stlversville Community Word of Faith Church, Stiversvllle, May 2-13, at 7 p.m. The public is Invited to attend. VCI ~199 $369 ZENITH 19" . COLOR TV comoL '' $239 Slide presentation • Missionary slides will be sbown by the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Gray of Papua, New Guinea at the HarrilonviiJe. Scipio Firehouse on State Route 684, Friday, at 7: 30 p.m. The public is invited to attend . Lanpvllle- Ellll E. Myen. 9yracu•- O.vld F. Llw10n, Jame~ R. Hill. K11hy CUmlall, Dar~ N. Tbomas. Tertii M. Tyeoa-Drunmer. Gallipolis - Entf'lyll w. Sc.-btrry, Lynda J . P'nll.y. Mllon, W. Va. - TerHI L. Covert. ~ ......... ~ Video presentation • Meigs County Common Pleas Judge six years - has heard more than 1,900 cases I Carmel notes -..... ~ .... Ferrell named :·to dean's list · Judge Charle_s Knight Kina. DanE . Follrcxl. PhylliS Beartls. Ran.dy K. lee, Brt>nda Morrts, Vlrsll K. Windon, Dttn D. Mora . Fredf!rkk R. Thompton, Mark Reltmlre, Audrey C. Kllllll!l , Tracy L. O'Dell, Gmlld E . ROlq!:h1 , Llu R. Ashley, Edwud M. Cozart, Patricia A. Parll!r, Carolyn A. Char.les, Fon .. K. Culluma, P11trlcta J. Sarlon, William Quickfl , Gloria K. Kloel. Pall! F. Marr, MaryK, SpetM:er, B111y J. Spl!!ncer. Portllftd- Stephen H. NeMe, Kelly R. Ginther. Rudlnd- Connie Laud~mtlt , William Allen Blackwood, Don~ M. Davldton. Mary E . Davidson. ·J o tiD E . Oonom.e, lv'e M. Sls10n, Robert W, Sinon. Bidwell- Robin A. Payne. Mlntrntlle- Mary L. Von, KeonnrthWiallll, The fifth birthday .of Abby Jo and (ols Harris, Bill and Joan Evangeline Chapter 172, Order Harris, daughter of Tom ans Childs, great-grandmothers. of the Eastern State , will have Its Sheila Harris, was observed with Marie Hayman and Martha annual Inspection on Thursday, Childs, Resa Harris, Carrie Har - 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport a party al her home. A Teddy Bear theme was rls, Mr .. a nd Mrs. Bl~l Lewts, Masonic Temple. Inspection will carried out at the party attended Texas, Mr. and Mrs .. John be by a grand line offlcer.by her parents, brother. Jay Simpson, Texas, Denver, Nora Serving as grand conductress Harris, grandmother, Joan and Bill Rice, Loretta Stanley, will beM~ry PorteroftheGrand Childs, and Matt Stewart, Derek Josephine Shanabrook, Mick. Chapter of Ohio. Refreshments and Jessica Johnson. oat Martin, Twlla and Katie Chll\ls, George. will be potluck. The worthy Cassl Vaughan, Emily Stivers, Cl nd a and P. J . Harris, Lorraine matron has asked all members to Danny Custer, Derek Miller, McCauley, Stephen and Shareen take two large or three small Chelsie and Coty Wallace, Andy Roach, Amber and Dannie- covered dishes . The meat, cake Davis, Heather Fry. Brandon _M_a_r_ie_F_Ie_l.:;ds_._ _ _ _ _~_ _a_n_d_:_p_les~"-'i_ll_b_e_f_u_r_nls_he_d_._ _ Werry, Chelsie Pratt, Amanda '" Nease; and Jonathan Evans. Also presenting gifts to Abby were her grandparents, George outlet~ Plans for a soup supper to be · , held on Election Day were finalized when the Rock Springs United Methodist Women met at the church recently. Serving on Tuesday will be from 11 a.m to 6 p.m. In the church basement. Prayer by }lllldred Jacobs opened the meeting. Dorothy Long and l{arrlet 'Sinclair shared slides from their recent trip to the Holy Land. Thelma Jeffers had the closing prayer. " Refreshments were served by Trecle Abbott and Dawn Kopec. Others at tending 'were Dorothy Jeffers, Violet Hysell, Sharon Folmer, Linda , Foster, Betty Wills, Frances Goeglein, Lenora Leifheit, Mel Franklin.' and • Stephanie and Aubrie Kopec. The Tight Seat is Here! The problem is solved! No more !worrying with 3 cushions moving up and down · and around. The tight seat is all one cushion with a 3 cushion · look. Fastened securely in place. (As shown below) Common Pleas Couit Pomeroy - Pen!!)' L Brinker. Harold W. BrlnlrP.r, t_.p,nora J . McKnight, Bryan S, Shlllk. Kelll L Clelland, Marsh1l.. Barrilut. Dlvld M. Mrs. Hayes, and gained Russian pn the Baltic Sea by driving out the Swedes under Charles the 12th. He ruled 42 years, dying at the age of 53, and Is remembered for his Interest In education and goliernment. Mrs. George H;ackett, Jr . presided at the· meeting in the absence of Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, president. For roll call membres ·named an extravagance. The hostess served candy and cracker snacks. Evangeline to meet UMW meets e Tight Seat Is Here! . ~====D=up:l:_ic:o:•:•d="===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Continued from page 1 The Middleport Child Conservation League served the canteen. Donors by community Included: Harris' fifth birthdav is observed Johnson~ndSher~andMr.and r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~;;~~~;;~~~~~~~~~iiiiiii ~u.. 70 give... Mrs. Donald Lowery hosted a recent meeting of Group 2 of the Middleport Presbyter ian Church. · . Mrs. Paul Haptonstall presided at the meeting with the least coin offering being taken by Mrs. Lowery who also read an article on prayer. Devotions ~, were given by Mrs. Francis i Anderson Including articles en\,... titled "April Ways", and "Spring ~-~o~se Cleaning' • from the Ideals ~· Sl!e also had a poem, '•'Thank You Lord for Tender Moments." Mrs. Harley Brown had the Bible study from chapter four of Concern Magazine. A dessert course was served by the hostess . The Daily sentinel Page 7 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Mrs. Arthur Nease of Pine Grove . Road. They also visited other members of the Nease family and Eunle Brinker. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barnltz of Pomeroy was at the home of Eunle Brinker on Sunday evening. Mrs. Lula Circle and daughter, Dixie, were dinner guests of Mr. ·and Mrs. Carl Circle-and family, •'Sunday. Thirteen cases were processed In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. Forfeiting bonds were Carl Hughes, Pomeroy , $50, no operator's license: Christopher Kearns , Mason, W. Va., $41; Emory A. Speal, Middleport, $42; James Hurlow, Mason, W. Va., $40, all posted on speeding charges; Mark Haley, Middleport, $50, no motorcycle endorsement; Janet L. Clark, New Haven, W. VVa ., $50, running stop sign; David K. Breeding, Langsville, $450, driving while r--------------l Intoxicated. Fined In thecourtwereJackR. Kitchen, Middleport, $425 and costs, three days In jail, driving while Intoxicated; Rod Ebersbach, $425 and costs, three days in jail, driving while Intoxicated, and $100 and costs, possession of FLORIST marijuana; Lonnie E . Mayes, Albany, $425 and costs, three days In jail, driving while lntoxiMeigs County's Oldeot Floriot cated, and $50 and costs, expired 352 E. Main St~ r-oy, Oh. operator's license: Lester W. PH. 992-2644 Wise, Pomeroy, $425 and costs, three days In jail, driving while . "Often Imitated - Never intoxicated,Dwayne and $26Fisher. and costs, speeding; Middleport, four charges of contributing to the delinquency of a mtnor, fined $100 and costs and 10 days In jail on each charge. • Thursday, Apri128. 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Johnson of' Georgia spent the weekend 'here with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stocks Middleport .. CJhurch CirouJ? 2 holds meeting 1 Contractors will return to area Hospital news continued from page 1 - "Peter the Great' by Robert K. Massie was reviewed by Mrs. Everett. Hayes at Wednesday's meeting o! the Middleport Literary Club held at the home of Mrs. F r ed Penhorwood. According to the reviewer. Peter who lived from 1672 to 1725 was the Czar of Russia at age 10 and his half-sister was regent. A six foot, seven Inch man, he had a compulsion to bring Oriental Russia into the Western World. He went to Europe to bring back teachers and technicians to teach Russians. He Is credited with founding the Russian Navy, according to EMS .has seven calls Wednesday Roberts... -~ conducts recent meeting Water pipes are being replaced in Syracuse Village from the village hall east on Route 124. Work began Wednesday and Is expected to continue t.hrough next Wednesday. Water will be off at different times durtng the day while construction is underway. Officially, only passive searching can be done hi attempts to recover the bodies of Pete McDonald and Shain Smith, both of Meigs County, who apparently drowned when the boat In which they were riding capsized late Friday night on the Ohio River in the Cheshire area, a friend of the families reports . However. the friend states that volunteers, friends and family members are continuing their dragging efforts. The friend reports that boat fuel, a special type of rope and other eq\llpment Is needed lor those continuing dragging. Those wishing to help may take their donations to the dock In Cheshire. ------ Middleport Literary Club runs. '· • •' Thursday, April 28, 1988 Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio ... l'ldd .,, by the Committee to R<·elcc:t Judfle Kmaht. eoo Ormt St.. Middleport. 011 ttl780; Jomco G. MoJum1n1. Tnuuru. .. \_ • ' ' • • �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, April28, 1988 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Dunn birthday being observed The 4 Jennifer Nicole Dunn cele· uncles, Peggy a nd Brian Hart· brated her second birthday re· man, Mrs. Kathy Dunn, Natalie centlywtth a party at the home of · and Stephen, and Keirn, Sandy her parents, Tim a nd Jo McKi n· and Nath an Plantz. Sending birthday remembran· ney Dunn, Gallipolis. ces were Mrs. Georgia Wehrung, An Easter bu nny cake and ice Mr. and Mrs. Geroge Lowery, . cream were served. AlleQdlng Mrs. Thelma Ha rgraves, Jennil· were her mater nal grandpar· er's great-grandmother, and Mr . ents, Burdell and Ka te Mckln· and Mr s. Lew McKi nney, an ney, pater nal grandparents, Guy uncle and aunt. and Lodema Dunn, aunts a nd Fr• puppy to good horne. 9 w ks. old. Hlllf GerrMn Sh• ph.,.d. H.tf CoMit. Hat hid t U shots. Cell 81 4- 446 -3939. TO PLACE AN AD CALl992-21S6 MONDAY thru FRIDAY aA.M. to S P.M. aA.M. Until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES JENNIFE RN . DUNN . For Your •Secretary 342 2nd GAUIPOI.IS •Friend •Daughter or •Mother 113 Court POMEROY RATES 0.11WOIIOI 11·aWC!IlDI IDAYI IDAYI .,.n ·,u~ outJkSt Mtlp, a.m, or M110n counrtn mutt bt pr• Pttd. 1.50 dittount for 1d1 p1id in tltvantt. Fm lilt - Givttwty 11111 Found lift urtdtr 15 wordtwill bt run 3 dtyt It no chtri•· of ld for Ill tlpittlletttts is double prict olld cost Mother's ' Day ' May 8th •Wife 10DAYI :"tctivt 1IIONTII 14.011 11.011 11.011 111.011 IIUI ~~Min Nnt. COfiY DE~DUNE ­ MONOAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER WEDNESDAY PAPER T!1URSDAY PAPER . CCL conducts recent meeting Plans for servi ng th e canteen a t th e nex t vis it of the bl oodmo· blle were mad e whe n the Midd le· port Child Conser va tio n Lea gue met recently a t the Ohio Powe r - c o. Power . Na ncy Morris p res ided at the meeting with J a net Du ffy g iving devotions. Peggy Har ri s a nd Susie Abbot t had the officers' reports. The spr ing conference held las t week was disc ussed. The traveling prize was won by Peggy Har r is wi th ot her members a ttending be ing He len Blackston. Ann Colbu rn, Li nd a Broderick, and Bonnie Sco tt. Names of nom inees fo r ofli cers were submitted with the election to take In Red Pink Yellow ~ :00 141-11 ..... ' 7U-ti"""O .7-coohllo 137-1 - •. 2<1"'-'"' 171-- P.M. FfiiOl't' _....... AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Aleo TralleMiulon PH. 992-5682 or 992•7121 - IREf ib ...·:.., STARTING AT FOR SALE PLUMBING & HEATING MILK OF, MAGNESIA CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING 3 Styles 161 North Se<ond Midcltport, Ohio H760 and Various Sites SALES & SERVICE WOODEN BUILDINGS 992-6282 Built On Your Lot ON SALE NOW AT and Cable Bills Here IUSINESS PHONE t6 141 992 -6SSO RfSIDINCI PHONE 319 So. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio SEARS IN MIDDLEPORT 614-ll'n 16141 • .,.11 .. 1-28·'88-tfn J&L A • INSULATION OF CASH IS BETTER THANA GARAGE·FUL OF STUFF •• } ' •• ~ ' •• • • '>! •~' •' $ • ' 992- ~ ~ IO·B·tfc Real Estate General RUBBING ALCOHOL 742-3171 79 160Z$1 lSO COUNT .... $257 ,, VILLAGE PHARMACY 992-6669· 271 NORTH SECOND .DDLEPORT, OHIO •'• •• •I • .,•• ~ EMPIRE OF POMEROY "• ~ 992-3307 . •' 108 WEST MAIN POMEIOY, OHIO •Washers •Dryers •Ranges •Freezers •Refrigerators "Mull It Ropoirablt" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 We Service All Makes l/22/ 88/tfn L &L INDEPENDENT 742-2451 Service:; Help Wanted Will do Federal ·and State Income Tax, typing, bookkeeping, and Notary Service. Margaret Parker Motor~ Homes ~ ~ ~ ~: • ~ • "!I BURDETTE CAMPER SALES LIQUIDATION SALE 992-2264 EVERYTHING MUST GO!! RV's and TOPPERS are selling at 3·21-'11·1 mo. HILLSIDE cost. ALL camping supplies we have in stock are 40% OFF. MUZlLELOADING SUPPUIS This includes REESE hitches, CAREFREE awninas. KOOL SEAL vents, rtfllir parts, etc. llack ,...., S.,pliel "MHern a-1itlon" CAN OlDER "Modern" GUNS ON REQUEST At Rta..tllt Prk11 It, 1:14 Acre11 CASH or VISA/MASTERCARD ONLY HOURS: 9 a.m.-8 p.m . DAILY line...... s-lay! ..... , ....... ... 614-742-2355 BURDinE'S U. S. lt. SO, Coolwlle, Ohio (614) 667-3316 4·11-'17· 1 mo. '• To Wanted To Buy giv91WIIy· used cars. Jim Mink Chev .·Oids Inc. BHI Gene Johnson 614-448· 3872 TOP CASH patd for '83 modal end newer used c... Smith BuldC-Pontiac. 1911 Eaat•n A\le., GallipoUa . Cell 614-441- PUppies. C.ll Giv•.w•v· 4 fern-'• ki«tn•· 8 old. Clll G14-ot46-2153. Queen size menren, goodeond, 304-676-4603 . Complllte houl8holdl of furniture S. antlqu". Alao wood S. coel heaters. Swain' s F1.1ntture & Auction, Third & Olive. 614-448-3159 . Junk Cars wh:h or wtthout motors . Call Larry Uvely-814- 388-9303. PH. 992-2772 .... ··'G'iill iiiolis .... ·..... 8t Vicinity Yard Sale- Aj:rU 28. 29, & 30 Rain or Shine. Antique Jar Collector muat •b ekcetl fruit jan, milk bottl11 .,d pottay plut lots al canning J•a (cheap) . Large atlectKm of miiiC . items. tablet, hou..,ares, tool!, appHtllcel. old. radio. and more. Kerr Road. o ne tenth mile west of Bidwell Road. Kerr Road intersection , 3Famltv· ColorTY, l....,n mower, antique•. lot• r.f elorhing. Old 180 In Porter. Wed.·Sat. 388· 8820. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES EAGLE RIDGE Movina Sei•Eiec. 11ove. retrlg.. ch•t. rock•. chlirs. antique dining table. blue b•h roorn(complele) Call 814-258· 6182. Sat . • 3 mi. below Gallipolll on Rt . 7 . Lott fA Items. Fri. &. 3 truckload• juat arrhledll Buy MW Item• for the price of ullld • Runic bedt. bra• heed botrda, washer & dryer, pon:h swlnp, 1 luU truck load of toot•hallll. 4-16· 86·tfn & ASSOCIATES SMALL ENGINE Aaency PH. 949-2969 •w ehovels, rHea. htlld toola. bladtt , more. BlbV item• stroll••· beds, walkera. tovL bikM, trikel, IC00-1, pogo balta. Chalk items 1.-l price. At. 141atCent.,lf'Y, 't. mileon OtalerF.- yARDMAN & ECHO Located Halfway Be· tween Rt. 7 & Baah•n NEW & USED MOWERS 8 .7 Financing On Yardman Smict On All Makos Wt H-r MCIDIS</Visa Medical l»laz•, 203 Jack1on. Pik e. G•lllpolia, Ohio, between 9 AM lo 4 :30PM , ; " Th e Down Under Aest.. r.m il "' now ac cept in g applicat ions IOf. bartender•. Wlitreuet, Wliters. ., & hosteu111. Apply In penon. No • pt.Qne call piHie. 300 Seoond ..... Ave.-Laf.-ette Mall. Hair Stvlts't1. Acrou The Street ..., ' • styling nton i1 seeking on• 1.. additional atylist who it kJoking . for mora th., just another job Call Tllt'r i at 814-448-9610 lor ·•• dlftaill. Asaembl. . WMted. Earn mon., 1nembling Teddv Free lnfDrnwtion. Write: Jo·EI EnterprisR, P.O . Box 2203. •, Kluirnmee. A. 32742-2203. ~ Be••· . Gav•nmem Jo... 116, 0410 : t59. 230 yr . Now . .lng. You r 8015-887-6000 txt. •1 A -.. .. ' " •.. ~ LISA M. KOCH. M.S. j:i Ucensed Clinical Audiologist ::t (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·2104 1 rellabte. Car •unishad. Good tob Ainky Dink Flea M•rket· owner Pioneer Bill. former Rinkt Building· Rou.. 7 , oou1h M•· rietta . Oh. 2 acrea und.- roof . Outside apec• wailtble. Overnight and weekend camping •vallabla for dealen . Open Fridlf, Setun:llfW', & SunUy - 9 AM-8PM ve• round. For mo,. lnforYMtlon call V . John1on 614-388·9778. .. .... .,o.merov......... .. Middleport & Vicinity Pert time AN Superv isor. Futl' · • timtlPN. 76 bed ICF-SNF tong, twm c•e fecflity looking for a few good nursM t o jo in our dedlcetedst.tfwho•etx~mmit -· tCI providing qualftv e•e. •, ,1 ted Pl. . e clll of write Patty Conrad. D.O.N. for an intervtew. ·~' New ..wge tcale and •ceiiMt . ·: ben.rtl: peckage. ATCadla Nur• ing Cant•. BoA A Main St.. Cootv•e. Ohio 4 6723. 1·814- •· .. .887-31!8. .:..:...:..~------ ' AVON · All trill. cat! Marityl\. \4. We~~ter 304-882-2145. - ~NO ClVI~ · ~ FEDERAL, STATE SERVICE JOBS . :;:-,; Now hiring. your.,... MOYing Sale-Thun. & Fri., Apr M to 159.480 lmmediae open- .. ., 28 & 29, 9 AM -5 PM . Second lnp, CaU 1-(3151733-1082 1111:t ... ~~ •.,. '11'111• up r.omo,.,,..Townohlo F2938. Aie Oept. -Tuppera Pl.-. . Full tim e opening tor ml-.ight LPN for local nul"'ing home. ~..., Avtftmlly. T .V .• IIfef'eo. Wlllher. dishel. ctothn all .... book1. On At . 084 off At. 143 in Harrllonvlla. Sat. tMI Sp.m . lntervtew appointment, 30487~30015. E.O.E. ~i Sundt¥ noon till ? . · -· Call 814-992·8657. •n.sso ..., ... ::':'!..'"~.:'ion~~ and Fridl¥. PC)ft'ltf'OY Pika, next to Soutlwn Beptla ChurCh on County Road 25. Cto.. to Saliebury SchOOl. A little of werythinp. Nice ping pong Uibl•l15. 2 .......... Seven ftmlll• . M-v 2nd and 3rd. 9 : 0o-4 ~ oo. Clot"-. turn~ tuf"tt. tooe.. llnWia. dlse.. pen1. OI••VIM'a. lnt6que rode•. cur- tains. appll.-.cea. etc. 011• Harts , Vellowbush Roed , R1dne. ': ··1 • Thu~~¥ 9-6, Closed Sun. Starts again Mon.-Sat. .. for the right penon. Reply to 'fhe O.ity Sentinel, Box 729 G. Pomerov, Ohio. We b.ly quittt. Pre1950'e. Any condition . jl&-1400) . Ne•d ...... thad•. 9 :01).5 :00. er...... ·· ' Television Listen in& Devices Dependable Hearin1 Aid Sales &Sentict Cl Heariri& Evaluations For All Aces or female. who lik• t o meet peopla. ODod 81 fYplng and. office work E JCP8riancad ., d Lincoln Pike. Sale ...rts Thurs .. Thurs.· 5-9 trVenfng. Fri.- 8-4. 7 mH11 w . of 0111\poUt on 141. Call 814· 379 -2550. Prom 4- JI.' 88 lfn 417 Second AIIIRue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or at . Veterans Memorial Hospital Mulberry Hils. Pomeroy, LPN·Apptv in p . .On to: Th e, ,, Public Ael•lon Pert on wanted . ·...: BISSELL BUILDERS P. E. MILLER Wanted. • Person t o work in Gallipolis office. Send reply- ' r•uma to Bo• Cia 145. Gellipo- • lis: DaltyTrlt.Jne. 8~5ThirdAw ., · ~ Gallipolis. OH 46831 . Must be outgoing penon. male • ... , 4-12·'88·1 mo . 3-28-88-1 mo . Regittllf'ed Nur .. want ed immalhtlllv to aupervi.. t he nSN L Hofrtr CWn ic Walght Racklct lo n Progr.m. If interested call 814- Part time RN Supr.oilor. dav lhift . ICF-SNF tong term c ere faciUty. ·ArCitdia NuratngCenter, Main St.• cootville. Ohio 46723. '{ard Sales MIDTOWN VIDEOS Day or. Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Would you like a n ew look for ~ 1pring? CaiiMaryKayooniuhent .. for a free f acial· 614-388-8238. are1 CHARLIE'S JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 ---------- . 9806 fQr current Federal lilt. 3·28·88-1 mo .. PH. 949·2801 or les. 949-2860 z Rick Pe•son Auct lonMf, II· c enaed Ohio and West VIrginia. Estate, antNaue, f•rn. liquid•· 2282. wk~> FREE ESTIMATES •R eplacement Windows •New Roofing - Giveaway 614-258-1188 . •FURNACES •AIR CONDITIONERS •HEAT PUMPS ' "At Reasonable Prices" 4-20·' 88 I mo. . 4 HEATING & COOLING •lnstJiation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows fREE ESIIMA lES corr"pondence to; Jo..,n Ha• Ieins. Rt, 1, Georgn'sCreekAd .. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . INSULATION Rutland, Ohio VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING 88. We PlY cash for late madel clllll'l Would like to hear from parents who has a child retained in the first grade. Please send written WEEKLY. 8UIII'I'Ibtyinp pt"ock.ICtl • in your home. Start nght I!Niy. No experi ence Nec .... ry. Send ~ 1elf-addreased, atamped envelope .to : HO~ E CRAfTS. P.O. , Bpx 780 2. Huntington. WV 25778. • 446-5244. Auctioneer Col. Oacar E . Clic*. 304-898-3430. Lie. No. 754- 9 3 Announcements J&L Rt. 1, Rutland, Oh. 4S77S J&L BLOWN INSULATION e tion Alet. 304-773-5785. Announce men Is Middleport, Oh. 992-661 MIKE LEVVIS-OWNER 4-ll· ' II· I me. Fu111 Eqalp~ne•t . Pertt & Service 1·3·' 86 tic VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Corner of New Lima Rodd & Bryant Street PH. 614-992·2657 & Campan Q-TIP SWABS DEAD OR AUYE Compensation CHERYL LEMLEY, SALES AGENT JOHNSON'S WANTED Covered Wnh Workmen ' 1 MEIGS COUNTY PROPERTIES CAll: 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH 12 MONTHS FREE FINANCING FREE DELIVERY Hl·tln We Providit Care For The Elderly In Their Home. NURSES AIDES , ORDERLIES , LPN 's Hourty or Live-In Arrangements BONDED · INSURED JUDY DtWitt, IROIER FOR NO SUND4 Y CAllS Home H1111lth Cart $179 2 PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 The Best '.l:echnlque In Carpel Cleaning LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT • "Free Estimates" Public Sale & Auction 5152. Deater Homelite Jacobsen PH. 742-2833 992-3410 •• •• New Homos Built B Wedemeyer' a Auction Servtc• ...,ailable at your conveniance and locations. Merlin Wed• mever Auctioneer· 14-245- Aulhoriud John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipme~~l Authorized Service & Parts Briggs & Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater Open Monday thru Saturday 12 Noon till 8 P.M. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Vatd sa\eS ~ ••. BISSELL SIDING CO. CLEANERS SOUTHERN HILLS R. E., INC. $337 U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 11.14-11112-3821 SMAU ENGINE REPAIR CAll 992-2772 4·11 ·1 mo. d. '., •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION CARPET 1 DENTAL TOOTH PASTE SALES & SERVICE CALl AMY CARI!R FREE ESTIMATES GARAGE 8t POLE BUILDINGS ROOFING 8t GUTTERS I S29900 PHILLIPS' Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tfc 2-1 5:'' 88 -tfn ------.. •••. Pamper Mom wilh her perfect personal chair, a Rexsteel recliner. Sale prices now on a selection of fabrics and styles, one that's sure to be her favorite. She'll love the outstanding Flexsteel comfort, style, and quality. Frames of solid, kiln-dried hardwood , double-dowelled and corner-blocked . Both the reclining mechanism and the unique Flexsteel seat spring carry lifetime warranties . Also available as rocl\er or swivel-rocking recliners. 992 -2196 htwHn 9 a.m.-& p.m. · .,Loan Mn- ~ Flexsteel & Rocker-Recliners PAT HILL FORD 614-742-2617 Pay Your Phone ,, IST~ItS.- for any of tt•11 ttnicts tall We Carry Fiahing Supplies .•' core radiators and heater cores. VVe can also acid boil and rod out radiators. VVe also repair Gas Tanks. WAN! 10 IUT WRICI£0 OR JUNK CARS OR !RUCKS 6· 11-lfc eaHitwithMom!; SER~ICE We can repair and re- •Doaer • Blickhoa Work •Will Do Hauling With Dump Truck •Wrecker Service •Junk Yard Bu.. nell Rt. 124, Pomerow Ohio • RADIATOR TRIPLE P EXCAVATING Roger Hysell Garage LOST: Dalmatian wearing red coli• . Full grown male. C. II 304-676· 5509 or 875- 3100. BOGGS ·VHS !API let us conYfrt lhoM old MoYill & Slides over lo ICilY VHS. or BOI'S lliCIIONICS 342 2nd Av., Gallipolis - 446-2691 113' Court St., Pomeroy 992-2054 ON THE ' T' IN MIDDLEPORT ARM & HAMMER lm pI ovmen I Be••· 446- SALE Da na L. Johnson, form er of Me igs Coun ty, has comple!ed the requirement s for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, according to an announcement from the Board of Gove r nors and the faculty of the Department of Chemistry of Way ne Sta te University. Dr. Johnson's di ssertatio n sub· je ct concerned the mechanism of gene tic mutatio n Induced by c hemical carci nogens. He holds associate and bac he· lor's degrees from Rio Gra nde College and was empoyed by Veterans Memoria l Hospital and Pleasant Val ley Hospital before attending graduate school. Dr. Johnson was recently a warded a Young Investigator Grant from the Na tional lnstl· lutes of He alth to s tudy mecha· nlsms of antt-metabollte chem otherapy a t Pennsylva nia State Universit y whe re he Is a post· doctoral researc h sc holar . He Is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Roy L. Johnson. Mldd leport. - ·~0in. ------------------ ~ 11 • The Rose, symbol of youth, Is sacred to Aurot a and Cupid as personifyin g beauty and Jov e. It is know n to have been c ultivated in Egypt about 1300 B. C. According to Greek mythology the rose was originally white, but chan!ifd Us co lor upon being bathed in the bloo d of Venus, who was wounded when running to the help of Adonis. In t h~i r labor atories In Italy, Na poleo n had reproduced this Rose in fin es t porcelain, using spec tal entire ly manu al techniques , so that it is simila r In every r espect to the living fl ower itself. Consequently, the authenticity is guaranteed th at render s this reproduct ion un ique, a highly prized piece In your collection, and an exa mple of It alian art and crafts manship. Stop In and See Our Friday Night Specials and Register Friday For A Surprise Gift!! Doctorate is received MI-Aitlllllio1. 111- AflltO,... 773-11.2-N• HIWIII da ity gold. sllvlf ooinC" ' rlngs, jtwelry , lterling were, o14. • coins, l• ge curren ~. Top ~ ':c" . Ed Burkett Barber Sho~ ~ 2nd. Ave. MiddllliPOrt. Oh. 61_.,. .... 9 92-3476. •. lost ..,d believed stoiWI. 2 , - - - - - - - - Beagle puppies. 1 mtle.. 1 ~ femllle. l.a.lrel Cltff • •· L..t seen Frtd.., evening. Aew~rd for "SSEMBLERS wanted. Earn return or infofm.tl on l•ding t o mont¥ a11embllng Tecfdv raturn. Call 814-992-3023 or Free informat io n. Write: Jo-El 614-992·5007. En'lllfpris•. P.O. Box 220 3. Kl•• immee. Fl. 32742- 220 3. Golden Retreiver lo.t In Bail8¥' Run aru. Female. bright orange GOVERNMEN T JOBS . ooll•. 10 montha old. c.tl 118,040 · 159,230 / yr. Now 814-992-2208. hiring. You r area. 805-687- 1 6000, ex t . A -10 189 for current FOUND : Near New Haven federal Iilt . Ubr•rv·Velow S. white TomCat. Call 304-882-3722. · EARN AS MUCH at 1300 _ Business Services HAND MADE IN ITALY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 7:00 P.M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. oz. - 2'00 P.M. TUESDAY - 2:00P.M. WEDNESDAY • 2'00 P.M. THURSDAY .1-CIIoll• MJ '•llwlf . B uyin~ Hasredooll•. OnBuneeAd . C all & SUDES lo from the Bradb ury a nd Midd le- s tar ted school before they were por t area a re to regis ter a t deve lopmenta lly ready , res ul t· Midd leport. · ing In mala djustm ent In school Accord ing lo sc hool officials, and sometimes creati ng adverse a ny child whose fifth bir thd ay effects in a dult life, officia ls repor t. fa lls on or be fore Sep t. 30 , 1988 When chi ldren ar e regis tered m ay be re gistered for kinder· gar ten for the fall of 1988. fo r kindergarten th is year , parP arents are to provide a t the ents will be asked to sign up to tim e· of registration , a record of have !heir c hildren screened for immu niza tions for 4DPT, 3 polio kind ergar ten in late ,May or Sabi n, 1 meas les Rubeola, 1 ea rly Ju nP. By scr eenin g ·e arly f\ubella, l mumps , all after the · the res ult s can be back to the fir st birthday , and a recent TB pa rents this spring and the s kin lest, within a yea r prior to informatio n will be a va ila ble to en tering sc hool. the kindergarten teacher so th at The Division of Educational s he can better prepare to work wil h the childre n in the fall. If a Ser vices, Ea rly Childhood Sec· tion, has approved a n Ear ly confere nce is needed a ft er the ldenllflcat ion Adoption Gr a nt for sct·eening, then the par ents w!IJ Me igs Loca l School District. This be not lf.Jed . School off icials stress the im· grant has ena bled the. distri ct to pil ot a new scrt•cning progra m. porta nce of registe r ing children Research revea ls that possibly on the dates lis ted. If for some a third of childre n curre ntly reason a c hild cannot be reg is· tered at that time, then the be ing enrolled in kindergarten a re "over pla ced" and for that sc hool shoulo be co ntacted. In a ny event. a visit to the sc hool is reason have a hard time in sc hool. This means that they necessa ry to register a child . 26 ~ 1411-11~­ 171-PI. - Buying furniture and app lianc. piec. or by the lot. F1 ir tt-' prlcn. Call &1 4- 44&-3 168. by tho8 814-367· 7520. ,._, ........ lll-11161..... 27 58. • ·Kindergarten registration planned Kinde rgar te n re gi s tr a ti on dates lor c hildren in the Mei gs . Local School District have been announced. The sa me sc hedu le applies to children enter ing the firs t grade who did not a ttend kinderga r ten in the Meigs Loca l District. The reg!sration schedule is as fo llows: · Pomeroy Elementary. Wed· nesday. May 4, from 9 to 11 : 30 a m. and 1 to 4 p.m . Kindergal· ten age students from the Po meroy a nd Salisbury area are to reg is· ter at Pomeroy. Rutland Elementar y, Thurs· day, May 5, from 8 to 11 :30 a. m a nd 12 noon to 2:30 p.m. This included children the Ha r rison· ville. Salem Ce nter , an d Rutland ar ea. ' Middl epor t E le mentary, F r l· day , May 6, from 8 to 11; 30 a .m a nd 12 noon to 2:30 p.m. Children FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAP!R - 2:00P.M. MONDAY Lost and Found 446-01715. LOST ~ M•l e Walker C oo n Hound-white, biM:k, • bfown. following telephone eJ:change1... c..., -Co , W'i -~- .... ....C... 30< AniC"'I" DAY ll~OfiE PUBUCA.TI()N Wt nte d- Regiltered M organ stud hou se to breed mar • ot to. "" buy. Ca ll 614-446·6078 weekdavs only . 6 Clauified page1 cover the - 11 ·00 A.M. SATURDAY 3 or 4 smtll loc:ust ...... tor fir8W ood. euy access, 304675-14 31 lifter 15 :00 pm . \lll•fl wlllll dllrgllt •ft• --.,. ,.,_ ...._ Standing dmiMM'. Call 814---37 9- 3939. •Stntinll II Ml rttpOI'IIiblt lor tttOrtlftll ~ 111 diY , (Chtck ltr lfJOfl lint daw td run• in ptpttf. Ctn before l :OO p.m. diV pubicltion to rnth oortec1ion. "Adsth,l t mutt bt !)lid in ldVInct art: C.rd of Th1nkl Htppw Ads In Mti!"Otilm V•d Sll11 Cute .,... pu ppi ... pen Collie, l o4-n l-tS146 . Old refrigerator. ' S till runa free for hMIHng .w.y , Cell 81oi-444S· 110.00 Want to buy: Uled furnltu,. and entiQun. Will buy enth hou ... hold furnishing. Marlin Wed• ........ 614-245-6152. Used Mobila Hom•. Cell1 -814- 304-882·239 2. ' 7 ..... """" ......... . 441-........ Boatman' s First National Bank, Jl.ansasCity, Mo. Mr s. Russell Is the lormer Linda Lou Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0 . Smith, Rock Springs Road. P omeroy. They have t!NO children, Melissa Lynn a nd Ken, and res id e In Kansas City, Ka nsas. Ma jor ltussell is the son ol Pearl L. Russell and the late Kenneth Ruszsell, Racine. 17.111 110.111 111.111 121.111 Wanted To Buy Fem-'• Ptt BIAI to give I!Wey. Family pet. Cat l81ol-843-6 211 , Sh m o n t h o ld h m e l e S chneuzer. no ~p ers. ID go o d ho!T'II In the oount ry. f'ti o ne za . aW~DI 11.10 11.011 113.011 111.011 111.011 "'* nlo- con '"'k"' "' ....., . . . . . Ill •. ·m •A claultild ~tr1il;tment placid in The O.il• Sltf1tintllt~ · ct;tn - du•f~~ dltpiiJ, 8\llitllll Cud tnd 11111 norices) Will tllo. IPPNr 111 the Pt. Pltuan t llegitter and tht a.m . pollt Dtitw Tnbuna. r11ching cmr 11.000 l!omH. RETIRED - Major Ka rl R. Russell is pictured receiVIng his retirement order s from Col. G.E. Smith, back to c amera, lrom the U. S. Marine Corps on Feb. 16. Ma jor Russell's years of service are May 28, 1967 to May I, 1988. He r equested leave awaiting separation and this was authorized boicause of distinguished service. Major Russell is now employed as employm ent ma nager for 9 Giveaway 12 Situations Wanted ~ I now open ing for a ..._, elder~ women or man in tny "'-privlte homa. 17 yre, upe- ~ h~~te 11n rience, Tupper• ptalns 814-1187·3402. Ofhl. Babnltting in my ho me , axe. • location. Awrv from road , with ~ ~ pl-.. equipment. Ref. Provided. aoo~-n :usta . Aprll29-30. AloGr.ndeEI'tlot". Mens. woment, boy• 0-8. toys. household ltema . Follow Pom..... Bol!r. May 2 and 3. Fwnlture. distt., qull • - mloc H..... F•onk Clel.,de. Walnut St., Aacina. mi. Fri. and Sit. 3rdh0u•tramfif'a - - - - - -- ....... Call u.t for you r mobile ho rne Insuran ce : Mille r ln1u ran ce, 304-182-2146. Als o: Mlt O, ~ I T•ae Ad). Din«tt lilt. home int.tar. b•bv / toddt• ttems. 9-? Moving Sllfo. Fridoy, Ao<R 29th and Sllurd'f, April 3Chh. 1512 leech 11 .. Mhk. .port. H r•ln, =-.,.,:-:--,--:-.,.--:--- O.erCr.k.F .W.B. Church· V•d 8ai•Cer W~th-a.ke Sat•Hot Dog. s.. urday from 9-5 on 110 in Vinton at Jack Aalllff'• .......l't.PJusiint ...... 8t Vicinity FIL'i.-Sit., 3 Rt. 7. S.br-achlh clot.... diahel. fur· ntture, curtlina• ..,..... Watch for signa;. Fri*t. Ate. 188 1 .- (1,.. ml tram r•lden~. Y01d Soi•Fri. llo SOl .. 9-4. 370 Debb'( D•.. aoHtpotlo. llbr furniture of all typlll, betJ, oupptt-. ... 1 a. boy clothtftg. ldutt clotlin!J"IIn I . lho11. plollqmt • tobta toy1. ooffM mlkar, nun-.rou1 .,.., - .. An . _ In goad oo- ooncltlon. McC"'"""" Rd .· a. Sal.. 2Femlly . Bob Trait• C1.. Fri.. ztth 30th. 7 fomlty D•<o• Sol• Oft AI. 7 on Addison Pll..-2 .,.•. fltat ltlld tell. - · hou• wHh ltd ..... behind Addtv•• lchoat. oh-oo-. Dining-•• ch1lre , hendmada crafta. ....... .,. oil ..... Apttt zt • 30. Moy 21htu 7. . Y•d 111•23 ...... .,._, aero• fram MaDonilkr•. tiara. clothel, Jewelery, mowert, tDale. lai.· Mon. Dept. Tuppeq Plllne. Sofa Met. 28 ~ . T.v . clothat, many miec. 315 Aoh St.. Mldcl!lport. ~=:;::======: ~ 13 Insurance . home. life. health. "I 1B Wanted to Do • ,- .. '' J im' s Odd Jobl ,. Sundecks. si ding. paint ing. roof· lnf c•pent• WDf'k. rrallw ,.. ... , petr. Call814-379-2418. ~ ... '· oa,.... SII•Raln «Shine. Fri .. April 29. 2 mH• out aro.ct Run Rd . from Phlllpa lporn Pl ..t. G""'olo-.ol--a.,oow •ble. ant.,. battlel & knldc. k-. 3 ...... -lolo. ....kltYPW Poet on Itt. 3.1. Mlton. W.Va. April 21.21.30; Tlouro. fri ..... 8omo fllrnlt- onllquH ..,d _ . , ...... -lp.-1, .... of olothlngtl ..... Cleaning-Hou• • offic.. Aef- • .,cea. Cat! 245-5363. 114-44~ 8788 or ' Will hallanv ldndoftralh•c-rn •• bodl•. 120 pit*uplaad. Call 304-175-5412 .. 178- ?274. ' <. Would like to do houaed ...ing. •, Call 6tf.379-2158. DIY Clre Serv~ PfO'fkted, AI • '' fhtdbte hour.. P.-t ar fuH tWne. Ref~r~naea Urge fwnotd prd. ,.....,.011 Colll14-448-9402. ·: •II¥' dlntl 1ft my home tor any ~ .'' 11• from f. I . For more lnfonn. 'l Colt 614-318-1138. . Balr(atrunlln my home. Full ar "'• 1*1 time. min"* hm Hall• Hoopllol on K.,. Bothll ChuiGh . H !load. 819 Y•d to ploy ln. Atferencea. Call 114- 4411373. �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page- 1 0 - The Daily Sentinel 44 LAFF-A-DAY 1B Wanted to Do Receptio nist or Qeneral Off ice Work. Call 6 1 ~446- 4336 or 44&21 3 1. Beech Street. Middleport. Ohio, 2 bedroom furnished apt. utitt. ties Qu pent et" loo kin g tor e ~t tre work 5 :3 0 PM -814-949- 2461 LBw n mDYiing R easo r~ab'e & ~d. referenceaanddepolit, 304-882-2586. wrth rea sontbl e rates. Call after Apt. for "'"'· 117 N , Fourth Aw., Middleport. Ohio, 2 bedroom , turn iaked, 304-882- odd jo bs. ra tes. Call 614-992· 2666. 3 490. R & B. Odd jobs vou need n we een do it Auto. lawn or ho me, ft ee ostimllt8, 304- nJ-50 46. Furnished room-919 SecOnd Ave., G.llipolit. $125 a mo. Utliitlm paid. Single mala Sh II'G bath. Cell 446-4416 after 7 PM. Sm all Garden s Plowttd 304-6 75- 15 53. Rooms tor .ent-.,..ek or month. Starting at •120 a mo. Gallia Hotel· 61 4--448-9580. Child Cllf'& in my home, co u ntry setting, 2 mil es out Broadrun Road fT om Ph ili p Sl) orn Plant Ot h9f children to ~ av wit h, indo or outdoo r activities Business • 0 pportunity I NOTIC E I TI-lE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommends that you do busin eu with people you kn ow , 'and NOT to send morHP,~ t hro ugt'l the mail until you have Investigated rhe offering. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 12x 50 Mobile Home with porch In Crown City. 2 BR., furnished. Set up & readi to mova into. E JC:e l. cond. C&ll 814-446-0276 after 6 PM . EJctra nice Schultz 1969121:65. 3 BR .; n!IIW carpet. gas heat. Delivered FA EE. S6969. 0!111 614-446-0175. Real Eslate 19 n Bayview, 2 BR .. den w / fireplace. n&W water heater. central air. 2 pordu111. O.H Homes fot Sale Mo der n 2 Bedroom home. ~ttl· 6 14-44~ 7084. ached gsage. Close to golf course & swimming pooL 19 73 Flamingo, 1b 66, 3 bedFenood in back yard. Call 614- rooms, panneled. deek. unit air -cond and underpennin g in· 446-9818. eluded. t6 .600.00. 30~6752679. Brick home for 511le/ rmt. 38R ., 1'/: blrthl!l, full bBSemont. Lo'86 Fll!l!ming mobile home, e111.c e atad tit 486 Jackson Pik a. Call oorid. 304-875·6841 . 614-446-,92 or 446-4364. 3 BR ., 2 baths, 1986 Sectional. 1 acre of llllld $32000. Call 614-388-9305. Great De all 2story, 3 BR ., w/ 32 acres in Eureka on Rt. 7. New carpet, ju!1 pain ted inside& out. Part ial basementS. storage bldg. 531,000. Call 6 1~44 6-2205 . 2029 Chlllham-- 3 HR ., central air c:ond.. new roof, aluminum si ding. h:cell ent co nditio n. 1986 Fleming Mobile Home. Excel. cond. Call 304-675- 5841. 1970 WJndaor. 12x85 with 10x12 add on, woodborner, wether and dryet', air cond, mu11 be moved. call 304-895-3602. 35 Lots & .Acreage 31,900. Call 614-446-3817"' 446-2386. 3 BR . house, 3 BA . mol:ile home. Excel bull ding 101. Fron-tAge on nDN 160-1 mi. from Sid.Yeii-Porter school. 532.600 Arm. Only Serious requires pl811se, weekends ontv. 614446-0514. 2 story . 3 Bedroom hou• with new- giW&ge and workshop In CheshlreVIIIage. Call 614--3670138. Bv Owner-Secluded wooded, Racooon Creek frontage. 3 BR .. 2 8A .. CH / AC. 2 aa-1!!11,. bolt dock. S48,900. Call 7895 fOJ ap pt. 614-44~ 2 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 car glll'aga. level lot on Rt. 33, Swimming pool, s.atelita, close to Meigs High. Call 614-992· 3254. 3 bedroom house. 1 . 9 acres. On Rt. 7. Appointment ont{. 614- 992-5332. 3 boci'oom ranch. 169 S~ech St . Middleport. Single ·bllth. City lot. t18. 600. Call 614- 992-2806. 2 nice lots with 8 room house. Bath and a' half. ·sun porch and c• port. 2 out buildings. 814- Camp site & trail• for •le on Blue Lake & Raccoon Creek. J .H. Hos ch.-· 304-875-4076. Oo1e acre wooded lot. Racoo.ori Creek fron .. ga county water & elee. Easy ace8111 to rNer. t9500. Bv Owner. Call 814- 44~7895 . 20 acraa for •Ia. Hemlodc Grove area. Electricity, wat•, 2 tlullding aite1. Call 614-992· 7297. Ashton, 1.-ge building lots. mobile homes permitted, public water, alto river Iota, Clyde Bowen. Jr. 304--578--2338. 1112 acre lot with rural water at Apple Grow, phone 304-676- 23113. House lotL 2 bedroom hou,;., M..!lbarry Ave ., P om~oy . Full basement. 2 ear garage. Appraind S 50.000.. sell for 520, 000. Call 614-992· . Bedford TowruJhip Rd .. 268. 3 acres. 11 yrs . old. 3 be<t-oom, 2 b81 h:l. large living room. kitchen and dining are.a, vinyl siding. much more. Owner must sell. Mid 30's. etonturv Twenty-one, ClOUTZ RealtY Inc. 614-5944211 . Government homes from 8 1. {u repair). DelinQuent taK property. Repoue11ions. Call 805-687· 6000 EICt. G H 9805 for current rapo list. Middlepor1. 3 bec*-oom, 2 bath. eentral air. Might finance with down. payment. 828. 000. 305-- Gallipolll Ferry, 304-675-6908. 895-3098. 26 acres on Redmond AI dga $5,000.00 firm, call Robwt alter 5,00 PM, 304-675-7&1 &. LOTS. one acre, lwei wooded. pity water, Jerld'lo Road. owner finMcing. good tenN. 304372· 8405 ot 372-2578. Buy or SeU. Riverine Antlquet. 1 1 24 E. Main Street, Pomeroy. Hours: M.T.W 10a.m. to &p. m .. Sunday 1 to 6p.m. 614-992· Rent~ls 41 Homes for Rent Nicety furnished anwll house. Aduh only. Ret. required. No pet1. Call 814-446-0338. Furnithed House, 3 BR . 29 Neil Ave .. Qalllpolill , S225amo. Call 446-4418 tfter 7 PM. 2 BR ., unfurnithed-1 mife· 218. S 200r.n. t150dep , &ref. One child Call 814-446-9686. Nlc& one BR ., furnjshed house. No pets. ftef. & sec. dep. required. Call 814-446-1759. 3 rooms & bllth. Compllltely furnished. CaH 814-44&.4109 Investment property for atie. Remodeled rent•l hou!ll!l. 2 br with basement, city . $17,500. In town-2 BR ., 'living room. f.-nlty room. 1 'h baths, llalndry room . S260. Ref. & dep. Call 304-675-6331 . 6 14-44&.1734. 3 bedroom. 2 .baths. full flnst.ed basement 11ew furnace and central air. garage. tent:ftd yard. Low 60' s, 2414Mt. VernonA .... Pt Ph . 30 4-675-177 4. For Rent or Sal•& roonw: end bath. enaehed gar&ge. Call 304-576-6576. 3 bedroo m ranch, 8111.12storag-e bldg, 1 acre, G.llipo*it Ferry, priced S 50' a. M,:,ving out of atate. call for appointment 304675-6264. House for !!llllle, 3 bedroom~ , 2 h b&ths. dining room, living room with fire piBCfl, largfl kkehen, hezns economh:elly, one acre lot. M.W:fl en offer. 304-882-2096 (owner financing avellablel . 6 14-44~ 7428. Nic;e 2 bedroom home, b.• ment, large yerd. Lincoln Hts. $176. Reference .-.d depotlt required. 814--992-8053. Available May 1et. 2 bedroom, fultv cwpettd, Jlove and refrigarlltor. Deposit re- quired. 814-992-3090. 1986 Redman S8ceional home. 28~~:68. 3 8R , centl'tll air.,... to be moved. Call 814--4488694 aft..- 6pm. 1986 14x60 Naatut. 2 Bedroom. unfurnithiKI. E.:el. C?nd. Set u p reed¥' to MO'olll &nt o. 992-5724. Mldcleport. 3 badroorn. 2 b•h. central • · 1275 month phlt utllli• .nd depoatt. 305-933- 0759. 4 room hou ... •100 a mo., unfiJrntahed. Stlte ADute 87. UtDH:i• Mll'll. Call 304-451- -d 1042. Smllt unfurnillhed hou•. Cl.-.. Good lo08lion. Pr.ter ooupl• (1 ch114 . flo poto. 3218 Ave., Jtt. ......... c.ll . , ... 878-8821. Smllll Blvd., hou•. ,1113 Jlrffnon . _ ., phone ~kll 3Q 4-8711-1 us. 42 Mobile Homea for Rent a ., 2, 20~. Call 814-2511853. M -F AM only. Sar.- Sun . tltl'f!(tlme. 1983 Ub&rty ' 14K&0, 2 8R ., furnistwd $9600. Call 1314367· 0661 oltrr 5 PM. ' 1984 Fit her mobtla home. 2 b4t~oom1. 1 'h bet hi. &e-..tlful built· in MaiUNI. C.ll 814--«f. 4291 evenlnga. ( W.Va. Call 304-773-5651 . Tr1iler SPliCe for rent In Middleport with vi~ of river. 614- Mobile Home for rent 11 Middl• port . Two bet*"oo1111. Furnillllhed or unfurnished. air otlnditlonad. electric heat. Adutts ontv, no pets. Mult h.,e r9fflr9nC8. Call 992-3194. Spacio us mobile home lots for rent. Famity Pride Mobile Home Park. Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. 304-676-3073. 614-992-3364. 2 bedrooms. furnjshed or unfur· nilhedtrallw. weektv or monthly deposit required, 304-676Mobile home. 2 BR .. AC. JA mile out SandHill Rd . Call 304-67& 51 Household Goods 3834. Mobile ~o.me 2 bedroome:. fur· nished. BurdetteAddn, $200.00 month. S100.00 deposit. plus utitl:l•. 304--675-1080. LEASE OR RENT. 27eor,.crop 80 acres pasture. 304-875-4045. Apartment for Rent GOOD USED APPUANCES Washers. dryers. refrlgerarors. 2 BR . apta. 6 clo1ett. kltch~ appl. furnished, W•t.-Dryer hook-up . ww carpet, n...,ly painted, de~ . Reg.-.cy, Inc. or Apt1. Call 304-675675-15104. . r•nges . Skaggs Applian ces, Upper River Rd . beaide Srona Oest Motal. 614-446·739 8. n38 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs pr iced from •396 to $996. Tables SriO and up to S126. Hide-a-beds 5390 to S696. Recliners S226 to t375. Lamgs 828 to 8125. Dinettes $1 9snd up to S496. Wood tabla w -6 ehairs $285 to 8796. Oetk $100 ~P to $375. Hutchas 1400 and up. Bunk beds complete w·mattreaPS S 296and up to 8396. BlbV beds 8110. Mettressesorboxi!Prings full or t.....;n •ea. firm t78. and 8 88. Queen sell 8226. King $360. 4 dfawerctteet 169. Gun eablnets6 gun. Baby mattresset •3& S. •45. Bad hmes S 20, tJO & King frame 150. Good telectlon of bedroom. suhes, metal cabinets, headboards S30 and up to Ui&. ' New completely furnished lllf)lf1ment II mobile home in city. Adultt onty. P•king. c.tl 814-44~ 0338. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT PRICES AT JACK · SON ESTATES. 838 Jeckson Pike from t183 a mo. Walk to shop and moviet. 614-446- eu DGET 2588. E.O.H. Apartmtr~ts : Loc.ted offBIJr.~llleRd . - 1 BR . specious apart!Ninla wfth modern khehen .,d washer-dryer hookups, Clltble tel.,l:akln available. C.ll Upstairs unfumiahed apt. C&rpsr:ed. urilltiea ~ld. No child-en. No pM:a. C.ll 61+44~1837. 90 Day s same as cash with approved credit. 3 Miles o ut Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to &pm Mon. thru Sat. Ph . 614·4•6· Oowntown-Mo dern 1 BR ., co~ Dtete kttchen. AC, c•pe~ . 0!111 & 14-44~0139 . 0322. PICKENS FURNITURE Dinettes , bedt , bedding. dreuers. chest. couc~ as. ch sirs. lamp•, coffee--end tabl es. Every dey Specials . 'h mile out Jerri- 11 Court St.-2 BA ., 2 baths, lditch8f1 furnished, w / w capet. No pett . Off .treat .-rklng. S325amo. pluautilitl•. Dep. & ref. Coli 81 ... 448-4928. cho. 304-875-1460. VI'RA At. 141 at Centenary- 'I• mi. on Uncoln Plhe. 446· 3168 New, one Bedroom epta. In Ml~eptnt. Furniatt.d or unfurnit:hed. Gall 614--992-6304 Of 448-8898 oft or 5 . . Hotpoint upright Call Refrige.-tor, St&. Refrigerator. eoppertone. t76. Electric range, 30"-tiS. Electric range. 40". •as. Gas 1111nge, wMite-$86. Freezer upright frott free. t76. Kenmore wa1her, 176. G.E. was h• · 075 . rr•-: 1- 4 rooms& """"'· LoCllled Sk~go Applanceo upatelra 458"1.1 S.oond Ave. Total elite.. 1ec. dep. .equired. Adu lt1 on tv. ,... pets. C. II Queen silff mattress Mld boll: sprin gs. like new. 304-875- FordwtthOyna8ounoemOMr. •4910. Ownerwlltnence. Cell 814-2811-8522. 2918. Double bed. 2 pieces carpet (grev and beige) like new. Call 304-&75-5996 after 6:00 weekdoye. 814·367·7800. 1979 Nwt Yorker. S1000. C.ll 19110 Oldl. Omega. front INheel Good condttion. Call ~- 814-448-1001. 1974 Volka-..gon Beetle. 1 800 cc du•l port en gin e. Good oondillon. GrHt work c.r. Cell 814-992·8307 aftor 4 '00 pm. Small nd V.W. convertible Shriner car. Ulcenew. 1880. Call 814-992·&320 onvdme. 1982 Flrebird. 4 1PI'8d. low mH•. good condtrion. 814-9928723etter 5:00p.m. 1982 Ford Escort Waoon . 4 opd .. AC. AM -FM·C..s .. new & blt18ry. 76,000 mil•. ttr•. Good cond . t2186. Call 304875-1109 or 87~· 1087. _ _ _ _ _..;__:_ __ Two 1915 MJrtangs. rough, 304--871-3231. 1979 Dat•un. 2 door. clean, noo.oo or m.tte "" otter. 304-882-2714. Exeellent Condition, 1981 ReAliance, IIIICk, 2 door. 4 o.-d. AC. AM· FM, .ntedwJn. dDwa. •dial greet o• mll•gel EJCCell.m 2nd cer. •4.000.00 NMOnllble offer accepted. 304· 175-2120 ext nMtlt n.,.,., eoR M e ~ b ~. b d. ot v n..y. a.,. 8 ereo, • misc . Item• Call eve. 6 -8 PM, 614-4411-0865. 2fi" color T.V.. con.ole stereo. 30'' g•n~nge (IVocado) . All in good cond . Call 614-992-3570. No children. NO Pets. S60 dep011t. 1190permo. 8mor,thl leMe. Chit 614-448-3667. utility trailer, 304-875- Answering machine for •I e. Cell 304-675-1484. ' 3010 J .O. · Shwp, J .D. plowL grain drift, h.- baler, •Ike. h., condltlorw. •uoo. Own• will 72 fihiRce. CIII114-288-I5Z2. New 1988 Jeep Commanche aporttruck. •BI8Ck wtth aMver F.-mal C l.b trector, mowing machine • twnlng plow. ean aft• 4 :30-Wed., Tt.Jra.. • Sun. · 4 opel. S.W.B. teliOO. Coll814-2811-8327. 2159. Hayward Pwfl~~~: extended cyc!e pool filter . Self Priming pu,.,p . Will sell teperatetv. can 304675-7393. · 814-387-7543. BuainesaCiosed·Sellingceramic molds. bisQue. glaMI, & ••Ina . Price reduced. Call 304-875- 0 17 Allo Cholmrro 3 pl.. P.S . live PTO. 7198. E~eell.-rt conc:ltion. 614-949-2013. Used R85 Ditch Witch rraneher with hoe. 614-894-7842 or I201Diutz not or. Exall oond. Re•on for 1llllng.Owner r• 419· 883-1469. tired. Call 304-175-11827. 10 ft . Channel Muter Slll:ellile syJtem with built In deacrembler. remote eontrol with 1 year sub to 6 scrambled c h111nelt. $1,395.00 in. .Hed. 18 hptNatorwh:hmowwr. plow. dille. culttv.tor. C.ll 304-8754004. 304-675·5477. 63 New 1122 .. 8711-4107. Tru cka for Sale , 975 one ton dump tnJCk. Oood motor II hoilt. •1 .100. Don'• Len doc-. 61 4-<WI-9848. 1981 Rwena Flat. 10 ft., 2 Spreod. With oidoo, high bowo, rMMt tarp. E.:eltnt condition. Call 814·14&-2415. 71 Ford FZSO ...4. Ca/1 Honrv VonM-. 304-773-5538. 1962 Ford pickup. Cen be ...n 1t 110 P•k Dr., Pt. Ple...,t. •soo. co11 304-8711-1221 . Livestock 1---------'-- Building Materials Stock, brick. sewer pipee. win-dows. lintels. etc. Claude Win•••· Rio Grande. 0 . Call 814245-5121 . Conerete blocks· all sizes- yttrd or deljyery . Malon tin d. Gallipolis Block Co., 123'11 Pine St., Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 814--446- 56 Pets for Sale Groom and Suppty Shop-P.. Grooming. All breeda . .. AII ttyl•. llmt Pet Food Deal.,. Julie Webb Ph. 114--446-0231 . Norwegian Elkhounda. 1 femlte 3 veart old, 1 male 9 montht old. $78.00 eiiCh. 304-895-3029. 57 Musical Instruments Spinet-Conaoht Pltno Bargatnw.,ted: RMponaible Plrty to like over low monthly ~ymenta on spinet ~1110 . lee locally. c.ll 800-327-3345. llt. 102. B"'dv Trumpet. Used 2 yllfl. e200. Call 814· 44&.2888. I __________...JL:::::::::::::::::::~ I• SNAFU® by Bruce Beanie ·~••'" 1978 Dodge '.41 ton pick up, 81,000 ml•. U,liOO.OO. 304175-8874. 6 wk. old bobv chlcka. lllvor laced Wiandona, Barred Rodes. white rodct. puHIIt& Rocmw.. Co11614-25&.8413. 1987 Ford 150 exwndH con'llllrslon "'"· 14,000 ml•. fl• ..el • IMther cep•in ch ..rt • lounge. Coll814-2511-8327. St1Hion S.VIce AQHA. tncen- ttve Fund Pallomtno S...fon. Oflaprtng .,•Wallie lor lion. NOQHA ella.... • 814-M&-2455. lno,_. •100. Aegiltered Paint Stllk)n Mr· vtce. Be•tiful dark b.-own Tobtano. APHA-ROM • • • blood lin• Fee *75. Call 81~Mf. 2082. llllv go-. N.,ny .... 13 chick-. t40. c.r1 114--nz3297. One · PII~mlno m~re to fMI in ..llna. 1 ,.glatered Angu1 Bull. Call 814-911-31191.. 1971 Dodge van. I cyl .. 3 ,pc:t. onoaUnn. f800.C.II81._388- 9889. 1980CheYy4x4plckup.PS, PB, 11.000 •mUll mil-. excel. cond. Ala:o Ottwr trllctor. Call 814-379-2791. 11nFard y.,, Ru .. w.tl. Body good thepe. • 1500, Firm. Ctll 64 Hay & Grain Motorcycles 74 Oood . . corn. •2.10 a bu. Call I ~--------814-2411-1815. 1977 H.O. S -. • 1800. Col/ 114-441-4014. _.,... 71 Auto's For Sele 1181 Olda. Cutlau. U..tedl IDwmlleege.,2750ortradefor cltde or f•m equipment. Cell 814-<We-•zu. ___ .:___:..:_____ 1181 ctl.v_y Euro S.Ort. V-1. z dr,, 33.200rNI•. - p. Auto.. AC. P8. PB, AM·FM-Cn1., ttlt. Call 114-318-8240. •alne. t810. Cell KM•IIcl100. EJCel. oond. Low mi.... Runs good. Cllll 814- 441-7337. , 91211M¥..,.. 150LTD . a50o. Coli 814-9e2· 7817. 1171 CXIOO. Be. aand. far •le 1bodr...,..,r-ollooi.,.. 1181 Ohio. Dolto II llrjolo. 73.000mho.FI.- . .. I...O. llh... e2110•b.•••· ee11 711 1111 Nloe OM Fir•• or Indo. Catll14-2111-1 270. 1977 m-•4...,. -o.I...O. 1819 Trv-h Tll3 lpltflro. Completely NIIONCI. Excel oond. Oltlo. C./I *225 a montfl. Oepottt ,.quired. 814- nsoo. ·-s PM. ,,._au ...• HZ-1724. .......Pt,_.. No. . oond. Colll14-3111-1118. W••· .....,, trMh pldcup fur· Call 81 ... 892-jl084. 1178 Mon• Cor1o. 380. 4 bolt ~A~TIIiii!NTS. mobile ho-. dCiollloe> .... 114-448-1221. a._, • WD' ......... •noo. 310a.wywuo~~ . "*""' unfum.hed In Pemeror for rem. . . .nwnt for rent. Conoord Wegon. 13 oa. atltion MfOn. 13 lulall lkYion. 1• Lyra. Sell In ..... .....,. ·· Coli l14-lt2-t723 ""• ,,oo. "Write it larger! had to slow down to read it." Archaeologists • Siding. ovtfhlr'lg ~tet"l. ltorm~ doan & windows. Fr• •timtte. Call 814-44~8070 . I RE.AU.Y FEEL MY5£lF 'GRYJJIOO' t.Jm.LY. .. l'M RC remodeling. Odd jobs· Carp.-.try. Free eetlmates. Call BE.C0\.1100 A MUCH 814-388-8491. 'BK3G£R'~ Con<rete Septic T.nka • 1000 g .... 1100g ... .. dJ•tAerlltion ayttem. Factory lrllined repair ,.,k RON•s Televl1io n lerv ice. ~~~.~~7 • cilia on RCA. Quaar, GE . Speciefing In ZonMO.. Cal MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Fettv Tr" Trlml;nlna ltump removal. Call 304-8~5-1331 . Rotary or cable t~ IM TAKING ADVANTAGE THATSYCI..IR F IFTH 6LA'SSOF drilling. OF Ya.IRSPEC<.AL. SALE . LEMONADE . Most well• compl•ldsemedlf. Pump •I• and ..-vice. 304195-3102 RIGHT .. WHEN I GET SOME LSNONS IM l"iGING Bt\0::: TO MY REGULAR PRICE . I Starkt Tree and IM'tl n Service. IIWn e.-e. landleaplna. ttump \ removtl, 304-578-2"842 or a r Sr~ d i. L. SA L-E 1 82 · Plumbing 8t Heating Au.. '/ttl V~. H rc,N,. __ FeR '2-5./ She--· Illness. (J) MOV : C.aobOOII of !' r:rr ~i A t. ·.::. lu .' .\ t._ 'r"L"1( , ;.IN f."J.: Cor. Fourth and Pine THAR'S NOT A GRAIN OF SUGAR IN TH' HOUSE, 3818 or 814- ~ ,.. Excavating BUT WAIT RIGHT HERE A SECONT PAW·· I NEED A CUP FER IT AIN'T DONE COOKIN' YET!! TH' PARSON .,... molnwflll3( 4oom•-· •1ooo. 0 .1.0. ean tiOd• tiOO. Ftrm. 304-87114010. 0< 304-1711- eourt. P1- Bon 1nd Motorw for S1le PARSON -•21.1100.•.Col1v..,304-727·11810. low ........ 1 Sit V-llul Gloot..,- w•h N Moro. • - ·· 110011 """"· nlHIO. Col1 814-<WII- v.., 7341. Clv._ Ina., 22 HP Mlfl!llry motor a ••••· tiOO. 11 ft. Colt 114-441-1118. 18 ft. . . . . -. , 10 _ , w l troll•. Col1 114-. .11-3787. lllllll Knota Landing Mack re•eals to Karen, Abby and Gary that Manny Is running cocaine. Q I!D- Illl Evening Now• CIJ 1111-11 ecv a.nnr,Httt 10:30 (]) Qroal American Outdoors • Cll CD • 1111 Nowa Electrical & Refrigeration (I) 111 ellll (!) Magic Yaaro In Sparta 1980: Mike Scllmldt (R) (J)SignOff R•identill or comm•clll wtring. New ..-vice or repairs. Ucen1ed electricilf'l. EatimM:e frM. Rld..,our Elec:trlctl. 304875-1788. (!) Spo111Centar (L) ((IChHrs 811) Ntghlllne Q VACAT\0\-.1 tN JUl.>!. Ohlwd Water Service: Pool1. Cleterna, Walla. 0.1"-'-v Anytime. Call 814-448·7404-No ........ olio. R • R Wit• Servtca Pools. clat•rna, walla . lmmedfate- DOES MONSIEUR FL'I'IN6 ACE KNOW THAT NEXT WEEK 15 THE 61RTHDAY OF THE RED ? Weturaon'a Water Hauling. re•onable rM•. lmmedl•e 2, 000 gallon dlllvefy, dateorns. poolo, - · · .... 2911. 87 5J.IE1SR16J.IT ... I Sloi.OUlD SEND J.IIM A CARD ... 50METHIN6 SENTIMENTAL .. L.IKE, I-lAVE A 25 Trumpet· ed 28 Delight 29 Steak order 31 Kiss, in Cadiz 34 Boswell work, for short 35 "!Camera" AXYDLBAAXR qLONGFELLOW 4128 · ~ One letter stands for another. In this sample A is ~ for the three L's X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the iength and formation of the words a(e all . hints. Each day the code letters are different'. CRYPTOQUOTE NICE PAY" e!D Twltghl Zone 12:30 (J),.. ....., • (J) . . . . . Night wttll IIINIII LIIIILIMII dl MOVIII: 11MJ llaoll and 111e naar INA) ~~ e DlotOVII: Hill ...... • Caagtl .....- C8l Lilla e!D T.utght z12:4111) MDVII: Hucl (NR) 11:52) fr•• 1:00(J)~of~ •• 15 Circus sight 18' Steno or wading 2l'"TheIs Green" 22 Stop, as a car 23 - in the neck 24 Describing HST's Deal ONewaNiflhl 11 /1) 1.0¥11 Coil I lUll Mowr1y'a UphoatttrtnL ~ing trloountvaru22.,. ... Th•a.t In lnnlluN uDho....ing, Cell 304 - t?l - 4114 for ........ 3 Simian 4 Salty 5 Algerian seaport. 6 Part of a sen 7 Post the banns 8 Obey 10 Pianist Oscar 13 ClllltgnOII coli 304-8711- Upholstery Yesterday's Answer a drink 21 '"Not a red-!"' 22 Light measure 23 Bard ·24 Cordwood or peat 25 Place for a hoedown 26 Stout 27 Remain, as an aroma 30 Badly 31 Debar 32 Chicken l;r.rac3 PEANUTS Pall Rupe, Jr. W.cer Servtce. Poola, clatem1. wt11. Call 814- - DOWN 1 Pithy 2 Have DAILY CRYProQU~- Here's how to work It: C!D1 Mognum, P.t. (IJ)OneonOne 0 1peor11 Ton~ ellll 'Night HHI' CBS Late Night A young girl who sees her brother commit murder tattoi her prleat. •Cll Newltwed Gllme . i 2:00 (]) lllma and Allen (!) Iaiiie of liMo - ... 1'1ucka and Mud R..lng From Pontiac. Ml (R) 1.000,.. 2.000golonodellllory. Coli 304-8711-8370. · 36 Equanimity 37 Boundary 38 Natalie or Grant 39Amer. humorist 33 Eraser 35 Actor, John- 11 :30 8 (l) 1111 Tontghtllhow ... I'M 60tWON ~MMER? General Hauling + king e (!) Love Connection AICJ )I')U 60\-INA l-1 E: ttl \14Ai ltlltl6 All. • ==:::===== ·., 85 II) Mol!eY!tno THE GRIZZWELLS® 44&.3171 . 21 ft. loyl. . . · 1111 - ......... ..... g ...... ClnWt. etc. 310 Y·l eng., Arg. 20 Franchot (!)SpeedWHk ()) N8A laaketbatt I!D Volcea a Vtatona Exotic documentary footage heightens the magical reaHsm of Bishop. {NRJ 1;1 eaJJalforaona 11:00(]) Remington SIMla 8eckhoe& Dump Truck S.Vtce, Cern ent Work- Allldndl.. 18Wers. Re•onable prioea. Call 814388-1188. 84 10953 +K98 72 10 8 C!DI f't-":r "-11- BARNEY CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 83 Rick Is hlred by a former lover he now considers a schemer. (R) . (IJ Larry King Ltvot t :30 II Cll (I5J Daya and Ntghta of Malty Oodd An obscenity yelled from a bag lady sets the lone for Molly's day. · 10:00 (]) Straight Totk a Cll (I5J L.A. Law Kelsey represents a slippery crime fighter called The Salamander. (I) (I) Buck JamH Buck is stricken with mysterious, posslblilfo-threatening l 57~2903. 44~4477 ACROSS 1 - la-la <&European tree 8 .Junk pile 9 "Tempest" role 11 Part of HOMES 12 Surgical instrument 14 Road curve 15The -Man, Haley role 16 Eggs (Lat.) 17 Extend farther down 19- del Plata, C!DI Ill@ Simon and Simon RON EVANS ENTERPRI9U· Sepllc pumping. 080 p• lood. Call 1-B00-537-9528. .A by THOMAS JOSEPH wounded in a drug raid. 1;1 S37·1528. EAST + 3 ~'"rtf(JtfS Vi (IJJ PRISES, Jackson, Ohio. 1-800. WEST . +QJ 6 5 .KJ7 61 • Q J 10 I exca'iate litAdam Dalgllesh Mrateryt OetaC1ive is aerloualy ohop. RON EVANS ENTER· +Q9 76542 + Dwayne finally gets a date with Denise, but Whitley _tags along. 11:00 (]) 700 Club a Cll (I5J Cheera Woody and Sam bet to see who can kiss Rebecca belore 1he bar ctoses. (I) 11 (I) Hotel Peter decides to remarry: a man trias to rape Julie on a dale . EEK & MEEK ... There are many inferior contracts +l waiting to be arrived at in bridge. SOUTH When you have the good fortune of +AK104 getting to a sound contract. don't jeop•Qa 2 ardize It by being cute. +A 6 4 When South opened two no-trump, +AKJ North dedded that be would probably Vulnerable: East-West play five clubs, but along the way he Dealer: South thought be might check to see if South might have four spades. So he bid North Elst West Soado three clubs to ask for a major. Lo and 2 NT behold. South bid spades and North bid Pass l+ Pass !+ 4+ Pass Pass the spade game. Pass Pass With the lead of the queen of dta1m•~nds, declarer could see there would Opening lead: Q no trouble unless spades split 5-0, be wondered if he could not do spade. cashed the jack of diamonds[ :~:t~:~ the clever if East held four and continued a diamond. Declarer Q-J. He won the ace of ruffed in dummy. came to the club ace played ace of spades and and ruffed a heart. But now the de· a low spade . His thinking was fenders took another spade and two he could handle four spades in the heart tricks for down two band (ruff a heart in dummy, South was too clever for his own up East's spades via a finesse and good. Sure. his play would work run the clubs). His bUnd spot was against trump length in tbe East band. he failed to realize the trap if but why present the opponents with an not East. ·bad length in spades. easy set when West has the trwnp enough, West won the second length ~ 8:30 8 Cll 1111 A Dlfferenl WOI1d Bridl· Btodc. Work- FounciiUOnt. • · brick veneer, flreplec-. fiPelra, rwtonttont & amal jo... Free ettirnMn. 21ye. . IDI:perience. Call 814-24&-.9662. 4-11-11 + ol By James Jacoby wreck and an English trada ship . Q . (J]I PrimeNewa ® MOVIE: Emmo: n.-" ·• 111t1 South llllao, Port 2 a(!) MOVIE: While Buffalo {PGi (1 :37) 8:115 ()) NBA llllaketball SWEEPER *'d tli'Ning machine repair, p.-ta. and suppll•. Pick up and deiNery, Davl:a Vacuum Cleaner, ona half mile up Georgea Creek Rd. Call 614- I' l NORTH +98 72 Playing it . half-safe Roman·Ce~ic & J W••r Service. Swimming ~~--------------- Jpoole, cittema, wella. Ph. 814-1..3 !Col-I 150. •collom ntt, pllnt job. •c runnktg oond. . . 2411-9285. 304-1711-12.1. •atnwtt:• ALLEY WATERPROOANG Uncondh:lonel lifetime ~.,.,.. tee. Local ref•.,cea turnilhed. Free ntlmltn. Clll collect 1-814-237-0488. dar or night. RogeraBaaement W.r:wproofln g. 81~ 1917 Horlor O..t.loon 813. E -. Cond. Call 814-<W&. 111tofi•8PM. 430 c VIIIorA,... 1W•four bedroom BASEMENT 1115 Cll 121. - · cooled. nM cruloo, AM·FM. -lng •1100. Col1 114-<WII-0208. - . " ' -· 114-112-1215 or t14-H2· 31123. Home Improvements 1978 Ford Von, •1.900.00. 304-4111S88. 2 -. lor - la.u~rv · Car· ,.... Me.Apt ••lng. - - ........... Call 114- looe_,., K..... .,lumohod. E. Services Clelllu:-· Ohio '977 Blazer. 4 wheel drive. 1877 1'1¥moutll. V·l . Oood opt. wMh 2 / 304-895-3485 efler 5 PM. Phone 614- 7712. opt. 1 - 1998 YellowStoneC~per. 30 ft. Lot a of •tl'lla. like ni!M'. Call oft• 5 PM. 114-4411-8380. good cond, 304-875·7141 or 875-2088. cond. ••oo. Call 814· 448· 9e2-:1711 . EOH. '(OU[l MOUTH Stfvr JuST ANI'> LeT ME Po ...uc TAL./<IN<i. s . B Square a (!) NHL Hockey G(l) Judge C!DI Wheel ol Fortune 1;1 (J]I Croaallre lllllll (I5J Jeopardy! 1;1 CBI Newa II(!) WKRP In Cincinnati 7:35 ()) Sanford,•nd Son 8:00 (]) Hell Town 8 Cll 1111 Tha Coaby Show Theo accidllntally catches a corpse while fishing with Cliff. !;I CD G (I) Max Headroom Edison is tricked Into wearing bracelet1hat controls mind and memory. C (J) Comrodoa Exptora uneasy relationship between Islamic faith and Soviet power. Cl C!DI a/12l 48 Hours [J) Diacoverlea Underwater [itEMEftliE~, 2217"' 6 J4-992· &778. • Toucan - Hatch - Opine - Viole! ..:.. HOT PLATE Speaking about someone who was in a difficult situation, a woman quipped, '"He was caught between a rock and a HOT PLATE." 7:30 a Cll CD Hollywood FRANK AND ERNEST 3 ' PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS 1 IN Tf<ESE SQUARES SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 7:05 ()) Andy Grlffllh Topper e.-nparfor 8ft. bed. wtl:h • stove, sink. ice bo11: . Oood condition. t600. Call 614-992- ch uckle Quoted Com p lete fhe III ~Cheere 1978 Rockwood Motor Home. 814:949-2013. Colt 8, 4· 44&.1892. e Ill(!) M"A.S"H Cell 614-28~6522. 0 7. n by l1ilmg in the m1Ss1ng words L-.1.-..l.-...l..-J..._J..__J you de ve lop from ste p No. 3 below, ll2l Moneyllno 1978 Empire Camp.-. Sleeps e. Self.eon1111ned wtth air. •2350. 4 WD · New .. int.IIKlk In · loelc out hubs, 4 tpd., AM·FM·Caaa. I I I .I I Q •llll 1111 Wheel of Fortune 514-246-5816. Hou • (I) ABC NeWI . r,-~i~~~E-F_Z_O_R---,,~x~~~ise . but Instead he got a - (IJ)BodyEtec:ITic (IJ tnalde Politico '18 (])) WKRP In Cincinnati a(!) Andy G~lfllh 8:35 ([) Corot Burnett 7:00(]) Remington Steele a Cll PM Magazine (!) Spor1aC.nter (L) (I) Enleillltnment Tonight II (I) People' a Court (J) (IJJ MacNeil/ Lehrer 1988 Ro ckwood pop- up c.-npar, 2 queen bedl, din Itt e. ahower. Like brand niM'. Call 4411-0294- 8 I should be so lucky·. One fellow came into the clubhouse complaining that he played gott for the ; . NowaHour (1 :00) C!DI Newa 2454. onl.lneoln Cell 814--99211831 "'814-892·3489. ~meroy . VH.TERIOO 30._876-2398 or 814-448-- Celtberty bedroomap..-t~t Hill, tir•. Ford traetor wh:h 4 ft. tlnilhed mOMr, 02250. P1oWe. •210. Olac .295. Cuttlvlltor, 1195. 2 rfYW corn planter. Owner Mil flntnce.. Clll 814-288-8522. 4x 8 GO~O& IT DIOOT ~.lED 79 Motors Homes & Campers 81 II I I I s (J) Nightly tlllaln"• Repoll C!DI lllllll CBS Nowa PM - 44~8441 . 19B8C..ol!.,-4cyl.. 5opd .. AC. llghl blue. 39.000mH•. •&700. •Call 304-871-2745. [J T~vlll (R) (I) (11805-887·8000 Elt. 8 · 9806. drill............. 3.150. 3100 569 Upper River Ad, ·446-7398 •v 14-441-223" or 44"2"81 . v u- 1111 2 Fruit & Vegetables 614-742· 2773. Refrigerator. Good condition. Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel. . CFA Hlmal.,.an, Peni.-. and S200. Call 6,4·446-3648. Slarn11118 ldnena. Ntw AKC Full sire box springs Bt mattre11. Chow puppl•. Ctll 814-4483844 otter 7PM. Coll814·245·9624. In Rio Orande, nic:e 2 lA , 1225 mo. Refrigerator. 11:0\18 & weter furnl1hed. No pet, , Call 614- I 112. incfudlng utltitl•. Clll 8 14-H2· 7787. EOH. free~er. 814-445-2975. Furntlhed ept. , 1 8R . 807 Saoond. Gallipolis. 1225 a mo. Utilttl• Plid. C.ll 448-4418 eftw 7 PM. .,.,., In M1dci01Jort. "'om 58 5 Red Hot bar-nil Drug de.t . .• c••· boMa. Pill"• fiiPo'd. Surplus. Your Area. Buyers Guide. Red and while •weet potato plantt. Call 814-742·2220 or 2783. Harvest gold 18ft. l'flfrig. w / iee maker & stO\Ie w / range hood. 14815. French Prov. dining room s uhe with 6 ' hutc" & chair~ . Bett offer. Call 614-446-2610 after 5 PM . Garage apartment· 3 rooms & balM, .w/ d , eir. Clean. No ptts. Adults only . Call 814-4461519. . Gntaiout llvtng. 1 and 2 bedroom tPartrNntt 1t VHI111e Man..- end Rtvtnlde AIJ.t· . 1984 Ford Bronco II. heel. c:ond. AC. AM-FM r1dio. auto .. good tires. Call after 5 PM 814-448-1847. lndlwidual guh:ar l..ana. Be· ginnere. Seriou• Guitlrlat. Brunieerdit Mu1lc. 814·448-088?. Jeff Wamtlfl¥' instructor. 114-448· 8077. Umtted Openings. Coo n Dogs. turkeys & geese. Call 614-246-6622. Paindng, body' WOf'k. tune-upbrake~. etc. Minor mechanic worlc. Clll614-446-7672. aft.- ~:. . .,:;~F.,..:t-;.1~1 t HAS A 1 .: 11-...,..:.1 llllnbaU"a Super Bowl ol Auto Repair 71 Auto's For Sale 55 Building Supplies Glrtge apt., furni1hed. S225. Utilhi• ~id . 29'1.:~ Nell. Gallipolis. Call 814-446· 4416 after 7 PM. 1· 3 roomo Musical Instruments 80().327·334h>U. 102. 2 prom gowns for sale-Gunny aack, size 3 & 5 . Worn once. Call 6 14-446-79 23. J lo S FURNITURE 1416 Eatt..-n Ave. Uving room tuttes t179 & up. Bedroom suitet S399 & up. 5883. 614-44&.422S. Wanted; Ratponaibt• pwty to take over low monthfv ~ym.,ta on spinet piano. Seel.o'*t'f· Celt Furniat.d efficiency. t 14 5. Uttf. tti• peld. Sh.-e bath. 807 Second, Gallipolis. CaU 614441-4-t 18 after 7 Pf,1 . • -'"*" "ft'.. er for ,_., Cell lift• S PM, Used Leroy 125 air compreuor. Needs some repairs. See at Middlepon VIllage Garage. Partt & High Sts. Schrich kitchens cabinets. Valley Furniture New and lised furniture and · phone 3Cl4-875-4103. a p pile en cea . Call 6 1 4. 44 6 . -;_;~;::::;;::;;::::::;;;:::::::;:;:::= 7672. Hours 9 -5. -: In !urllk•2 nta. • m-t 2M . moblehorntl. uoo••228ptr mo. D8p required. No pCI. Adults onty. C.ll 814-245- Mobil• henna for .wtt. C.ll llfl• 2 ,... 814-<W&.Otl27, 57 Woteqiold. Stow lo rofrlg. 1 135 Second. Getllpolia. ean 44B441hlter 7 PM. 2 furrHhed 7. 7 .. llll ~ llollrdwalk and l~=·=·-::~:-=~===;::=::;==========~ p~ne 304-875-2982. rorlll 43 Farms for Rent YOU ALWAY?" 1 '"' AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 S39.95. 10"1riko-t19.95. pogo Olive St., Gallipolis. NEW- 8 pc . wood group- $399. ball- S9 . 9 5, leaf rake- &3. 99, StJIJiJIII~> lving room suites· 1199·$599. · s hovel s · $3 . 99 , hoes -S2. 99. saw bledes-S1 .99. nk beds with bedding· $1 99. 15. LIV~SIIIt:k Open Daily 9· 8, Closed Sundav F II size mattrea & foundation starting- $99 . Re c liners starting- 899. Beautiful prom gown. Never USED· Beds. dressers. bedroom 61 Farm Equipment suites. $199-8299 . Desks. worn , Size 11 . S75. Call 814wringer wather, a co~letelln e 992-2463. of used fu miture. CROSS 'S. SONS For sale. 50 gal. plastic banel1. · U.S. 35 Wen, Jadcaon, Ohio. NEW· We1tem boots- $30. Greet for boat docks . 814-949· Workboots S18 & up . (Steel & 814-2811-8451 . 2013. soft loel . Call 614-448-3159. Maaaeyt=.guaon. NIM' Holland. Bu1h Hog s.l• • Servtce. Ov• ,. County Appliance, Inc. Good Used washer. Needs repair. 40 UMd tractor• to chooee from used appHancas and TV sets. Whirlpool. Make offer. 304II oomplate line of n.- • uHCI 575· 8633. Open BAM to 6PM. Mon thru equlprnenl. l.erg.., ool""lon In Sat. 814-446·1699, 627 3rd. S.E. Ohio. U Haul trucka and trailers for Ave . Gallipolis, OH. rent, 304-675-7421 . 1 660 OUvertractor, plow a, grain 576-2233. 446·8038. (Jj;lJ#fr Bunk beds- 8179. brass head bo•dt-S24.95. able & chtiin· $99. strOIIers-134.95. porch swing-$29.96. 12" BNIX ~-k• SWAIN Trallflf for rent 2 oom . 1 2x60, 1 1h: miles out Mlnatone Road. Apple Grove. WVa . 8250.00 per month. plus deposit phone 304-576-2483 or 44 MttJf Huge 31 ' oval pool with deck. fence & fitter. tnataHetion & financing available. 1· B00-3450946. 9588. IT ~AY~, " I LOVeD Chev. engines-400. 350. 4 bott meint, Forcf.-460 wtthtrena. Call aft• 6 PM, 814-266-1581. v -6enginefor8ulekor01d •1976 1oo.OO. tnmsmiaalon $60.00. SWIMMING POOLS· 0988 ORDER NOW · PAY lATER Flatbed til t trailer. Call 614-388- Merchandise 1208. 1 BR . furniohed. Utlkl• pol4 3 bedroom MuM for I"'IIt on Wetzgall St. Unfurnilhed. S226 morrth, deposit .-.ulred. 614-- 1 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Ni ce 3 bedroom trail•. Expando living room . Larg yard. Kan auga. Call 814-446-7473. YOU ?eE WHERE of the fo ur scrombled word s be. low to form four si mple words (!) SponaLook (L) (J) Dr. Who Keys of Marinus (IJJ Mavin' Right Along (IJ ShowBiz Today CIJ Focta of Life a(!) Happy Dar• 6:05 ([) Allee 8:30 8 Cll 1111 NBC Nightly Newa • GAM I lj E l~ H E C 1111 Newa Uud & rebuilt tntnamia.ton1. Used •e internally Inspected and CMry 3.000 mil• or 30d11Ya w1rranty, (which...,er oerurs first) . We buy junk trenamis•lona. Call 614-446-0988. f ·l>f Call 614·256-6251 . Rl. 218. 16. 16. 6. 8 miiM OUI Space for tmall hailers. All hook-ups . Cabla1Also efficiency rooms. air and cable. Mason, Unfurnished ept.-2 BR . S186. or 379-2740. 6 rooms. 2 baths. basement. 906 22nd. St. Low $60's, Call 1 - Antiques Mobile home lot for rent; ho o- 7479. 6 14-44~2127 . 933-0759. 3 8R ., hou,e trailll- ex tra room tluilt qn. All alec., waafler-dryer. stove, refrig. Sining-Sh&dy Watei'-Cemping area. $7000. C&ll 304-576-2987 Of 6766079. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Brook.lida lot and garage with trailer hook up, can be seen in Hen denon, 307 Hollo....ay St or e.ll 304- 742· 2022. 3551 . 53 Callah&n's UsedTireShop. Over 1,000tlr", •zes 12, 13.14, 16, COUNTRY MOBILE Hom~tP$rk. Route 33. Nonh of Pbmeroy, fl entei trailers. Call 614-992· land and 614-44~2205. 4 BR .• ranch •tvle. 2 full baths. central helll & air. on Charham. $ Used & ullultt all typn. Qu.r,... tee 30 d.-a minimum. Pri-=&99 • up. ftebultt torqun co nwrter •• low aa I 39. Conversion kh-S-10' s& C-1 0 ' aowr clrw to 350's. We buy Junk trantmi11ion1. Call 304-67~ 4230 or 814-379-2220. WOlD (dit•d b~ CLAY R. POlLAN O Rearrange · letlers THURS., APRIL 28 • 8:00 (]) Crazy Like • Fox 8 Cll CD G (J) Clll BUDGET TRANSMISSION· · 11 '0@ \\.JJ1J.- ~ £ lf~/' r:~~:~;~' EVEN INO Sears Kenmore automatic dis· hweaher 1100.00. call 304675-1 3&5 after 6:30PM. I'Aoblla home lot. 60 ft . or small w. 920 4th, Gallipolis. $75-weter paid. Call 446-4416 after 7 PM . kups. C.ll 614-388· 9873 $31 .000. Cell • Maytllg wringer washer rn uc cond, also double 'ubs. 304675-3435. 54 Misc. Merchandise Financial 31 304-675·6542 otter 4,30 PM. 2526. 46 Space for Rent galor e 30 4- 882-3 465. 21 Weter bed- like nsw. w.-er ... · wh:h heater. lner. manre11 pad, theett. S226 or but off.-. Call 45 Furnished Rooms Lawn M ow tH" Rep ai rs law n Services The Television Viewing Auto Parts & Acces10ries 76 KIT 'N' CARLYLEIII by Lany Wri&~t 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, Apra 28, 1988 •·' QVW • QGAFI JVGBQ BWHWFR POQBTQTGP -AGP JZTBQJ GY QVW GY LFR- JWJQWBAFI. VWBGRA Yeeterday'• Ceyptoqaote: ONE TiliNG ABOUT A DIET- '11IE F1RST '11IING THAT GETS THIN IS YOUR TEMPER. - SAM EWING .. �Page-12- The Community calendar THURsDAY REEDSVILLE - Riverview Garden Club meets Thursday, 8 p.m ., home of Mrs. Harlis Frank. Cohostess is Mrs. Tom Spencer. Mrs. Ray Young presents program . BRADBURY Meigs Women 's Fellowship of . Meigs County Churches of Christ meet Thursday , 7: 30 p.m .. Bradbury Chu.rch of Chris t. . POMEROY . - Members of Post 9053 of the Veterans of Foreign War s will elect new officers at the 8 p.m . Thursday meeting .' The atte ndance of all members is req uested. FRIDAY ROCK SPRINGS :-- Annual Meigs Cou nty Grange banquet at 7 p.m. Friday at ihe Salisbury Elementary SchooL Speaker will be Mrs . John (Jane) Price, Ceres of 'the Ohio State Grange and director of Ohio State Grange Deaf activities. Enterintainment will be by the Mark Snyder family. HARRISONVILLE The Rev . Lawrence Gray, mission. ary of Papua , New Guinea, will show slides of his work there at 7: 30 on Aprll 29 at the Scipio Fire Station, Harrisonville. The public is invited to attend. ROCK SPR INGS - Annual Me igs County Grange banquet at 7 p.m. Friday at the Salisbury Elementary SchooL Speaker will be Mrs. John (Jane) Price, Ceres of the Ohio State Grange and director of Ohio State Grange Deaf activities. Enterintainment will be by the Mark Snyder family. POMEROY - A talent show and dance, sponsored by the Meigs Teenage Institute, will be held Saturday, !rom 8 p.m. to 12: 30 a.m. Registration for the taalent show begins at 7:30. Ernie G. Anderson, of WKEE, will be disc jockey for the dance. No admission. The only requirement Is no chemical use before or during the evening. • Ohio Sentinel The teenager's life is a bargain you have it bad at home with parents, here is something to think word to "Near Sacramento," the . mother of the 8-year-old·girl who about. You have: free food,. free telephone, free wet her pants? Please have mercy on that child. I electricity, free laundry, free water, am a mother who suffers with two . free sewage, free TV, free money, POMEROY - A fellowship wetters who should have stopped free snacks, pop, etc., free shampoo, breakfast by the Word of Life long ago. I have a 12·year·old soap, and other personal items, free Church wlll be held at the Word of wetter and a 7-year-old who wets car, free car insurance and free gas. Life Christian Academy,located And to pay for all of this free her panis every time she laughs. I at the lntersectl!>n of County stuff, ail you are expected to do is Road 235 and State Route 681 have compassion for my children something that is distasteful to some because I suffered with the same west of Darwin, Saturday, April young people. Love and respect humiliating problem. 30 at 10 a .m. All preachers and your parents and the home that Thank God, l have no memory of church lea de rs are Invited . Ray an angry mother. By high school, l they have worked ha rd to provide Laudermllt Is pas tor. lea rned how to beat the problem . I for you. taught myself not to laugh. I put my children through the SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT - Practice for embarra&'lment of being examined Inspection of Evangeline Chap- by doctors. I've lost faith in the ter 172, Order of the Eastern medical profession, but I won't go Star, will be held Sunday a t 5 into that. I've heard that sleep p.m. at the te mple. Teresa disorders can cause bed·wetting, Canterbury, worthy matron, and also allergies and emotional probBob King, worthy patron, asks all . lems. ' officers to be present. I am hoping some hones~ well· educated physician will read my MONDAY letter and respond. I'm sure that CHESTER- Chester PTO will there ·are many people in the same meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the boat. Please help us aiL I am ·· sc hool. DROWNING IN BUFFALO DEAR BUFFALO: You did the RACINE - Racine Chapter fighLthing when you took your 134, Order of Easte rn Star, will children to a doctor (I hope a meet Monday at 7:30p.m . at the urologist) so that a medical probtemple. Initiation of new lem could be ruled out. members will be held . Chapter Have you looked into the wet· dresses are to be worn. Practice alarm bed sheet? If not; I suggest for Initiation will be held Sunday that you do. According to my at 2 p.m. and all officers are readers, they have proven highly asked to attend . effective. Meanwhile, it is admirable COLUMBIA - The Board of that you are patient and nonjudg· mental. This is very important. Trustees of Columbia Township Many mothers could learn from will meet .Monday at 7:30p.m. at you. the fire station. Dear Ann LanderS: I saw this article in the Muncie (·Indiana) Star. TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Xi Gamma I hope you think it's good enough Mu Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi to run in your column. The author Sorority, will met at 7:30 Tues - asked that the name be withheld . .. day at the Bradbury Church of A DAILY READER Christ. New officers will be DEAR DAILY: I liked the essay Installed . and called my friend Bill Spurgeon at the Muncie Star for permission POMEROY - AIIJ{illary of to run it in my column. He said, Eagles 2171 will meet at 8 p.m. '~With pleasure.,, So here it is with Tuesday at the hall. New officers my thanks, Bill. will be elected. FREE RIDE Attention Teenagers! If you think Dear Ann Landers: May I say a the Fellowship Church ln .R acine. Brp. Gary Tayl!>r's church from Lancaster will preach and si ng. The public Is Invited. BASHAN- Red Brush Church of Christ, Bash an Road, will have special services Saturday, 7 p.m., and Sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., with Denver Hill of Foster, W.Va . speaking. Everyone . welcome. If you don't think it's a fair bargain you cou ld pay for all of those items on the list that are free to you.: lt would cost you about $800 a month. The next time you ig nore your dad when he tries · to tW you something or resp<?nd to your mother in a disr.-,;pcctful way, just remember how bad you have it at home and how easy you would have it ifvou iust moved out. Drugs are eJ1erywhere. They're easy to get, easy ro use and even easier to get hiiokt.'d 011. If you have questions Ann · Church • ·notices Landers ~· - · TOP QUALITY BRAIDED AREA RUGS REG . •1630.00 SALE $1 CHESTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL The fifth six weeks grading period honor roll at the Chester Elementary School has been announced. Making a grade of B or above in all their subjects to be named to the roll were: Third Grade: Meredith Crow, Eric Dillard , Marla Frecker, Tract Heines , Shanna Machlr, Kelly Osborne, Jonathan Ray· burn, Lisa Stethem. Travis Thomas . Fourth Grade: Brian Hoffman, J essica Karr, Jennifer Mora, Robbie Murphy. Nicole Nelson, Brandl Reeves, Heather Well, Lauren Young. Fifth Grade: Charles Bissell, Ryan Buckley. David Fetty. Sara Machlr, Todd Michael, Jamie Ord, Jessica Radford, Jeff Stethem. Victor VanMeter. Sixth Grade: Penny Aelker, J.P. Davis, Adria Frecker, Ty son Rose, Amber Well, Andy Wolf. TUPPERS PLAINS SCHOOL HONOR ROLL The fifth six weeks grading period honor roll at the Tuppers Plains School has been an· nounced. Making a grade of B or above In all their subjects to be named to the roll were: Third Grade: Sherry Burke, Angela Chaney, Amber Fortney, Randy Koehler II, Katherine Manlcke, Sean Maxey, Chance Watson. Fourth Grade: Mike Laughery, Jonathan Avis, Brian Bowen, Alex Brown, Carletta Buckley, Susan Hawk, Jeremy Johnston. Filth Grade: Randall Burke, John Collins, Janet McDonald. Sixth Grade: Jaime Wilson, Michelle Murphy, Paul Vineyard. .. ,. • ••• • - • - I • - • 199 MEET WITH DIRECI'OR - Government and ' development leaders from throughout Meigs . Stocks 8490t , 4 wheel driw, 6 stand. trans., PS, PB, AWFM radio, reo !ape,radial tires, 1121on pl<l<up, '' wide bed, rear slap blJfl1per, gauges, FM radio, stereo tape, radial tires, conversion kit, bed liner. wals, rear window defog. . WAS A Middleport woman was killed Instantly when a car in which sl!e was riding struck a utUity pole about 1 a.m. F'rlday on Pomeroy's West Main St. · ~ad)s. T~~~AndrewL27~or. 64 Nort'Ji Second Ave., Middleport. · Meigs Coroner Dr. James Conde reported that Ms. Andrew died instantly In the accident as a result of spinal and head injuries. She was a passenger In a car driven by Judy Laude!'ml)t of Middleport and was riding In the ' front passenger seat. Another passenger In the car, Tim Ohlin· ger, Middleport, and Laudermilt were taken to Veterans MemorIal Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency squad. The were both reported In stable condition at 10 a.m. this morning. Pomeroy Pollee reported the ' vehicle was headed west on West · Main St., near Foodland, when it went out of cant rol and struck a utUity pole. The pole was clipped off and damages to the vehicle were heavy. Pomeroy Pollee and Dr: Conde Indicated they will continue tbelr •investigation of the accident. Born on Nov. 17, 1961, Ms. ~ndrew the daughter of Joseph Palmer Andrews, Sr. of StevensYUle, Md., and her mot her, Toni Marie Rose Andrew, Middleport. Other survivors Include a daughter, Dusty Lynn Andrew, Middleport, two sons, Christopher Lee Triplett and' Adam Wayne Haning, Middleport; three brothers, Benedict A. An· drew, Stevensville, Md.; Joseph Palmer Andrew, Jr., Orlando, F'ia.; and Martin Donlin Andrew, Middleport; tour sisters, Grace Marie Andrew, and Mary Ann Andrew, Marietta; Martha Emerson Early, Salisbury, Md., and Toni Lynn Andrew, Middleport; and a special friend, Steve Haning, Middleport. She was preceded in death by a sister, Agnes Andrew. Ms. Andrew is a member ofthe Ladles Auxiliary' of American Legion Post 296, Grasonville, Md. Funeral services wUI be held at 1 p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home. The Rev. Eugene Anspach wlll o!ficate and burial wUI be In Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. ~495 . WAS NOW Stock I 8324t , 2 doors, coupe, 6cyl., cond., auto. trans., PS, PB, power locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, AWF!il radio, stereo tape, radial tires, bucl<e• Stock • 8621 1, 4 wheel drive, 6 cyl., 4 speed trans., PS, PB, AMIFM radio, il2 ton pickup, short wide bed, rear stop bumper, gauges. seats, rear window defog, gauges, roof. NOW WAS NOW S1495 ~4695 WAS NOW ......... ~2... 9s~~LJ Stockf8593t, 2doori, coupe, 6cyl., c:ond., stand. lrans:, PS, PB, oo>verwin·-1 dows, power door locks, tilt , cruisel control, AWFM radio, stereo tape, tires, bucket seats, rear window del1>a.l gauges, sun roof WAS '11,295 NOW Stock t 83991, 4 wheel drive, 6 stand. trans. , PS, PB, AM!FM ra0110,1 radial tires, 112 ton pickup, short bed, rear step bumper. WAS NOW '7895 $1 '4795 URWreaches ag;:eement with Uniroyal Goodrich Loans Subject To Qualification Of Borrower I ' County met Thursday afternoon wllh David J. Baker, Director of the Ohio Department of Develoment. 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Extremctydu· RACINE - A special service will be held Saturday, 7· p.m., at Loaded e Vot.38, No.260 Ciipvrivhtod 1988 SATURDAY BIDWELL- A hymn sing will be held Saturday, 7 p.m . , at the Poplar Ridge Church at Bidwell. : I Pick4 0293 Page 4 · about drugs and drug use, Ann Land- · ers' newly revi.sed booklet, "The Low- · down on Dope, " will give you the an· swers. Send $3 plus a self-addressed; stamped No. 10 envelope (45 cents postage) to Ann Landers, P.O. Box J/562, Chicago, J/1. 606JJ-0562. FURNITURE GALLERIES ' : Daily Number 455 CHESHIRE - Free clothing day for low income people is Friday, 9 a.m. to noon at the clothing bank in Chesl)lre. Sponsored by Gallla-Melgs CommunIty Action Honor rolls announced Ohio Lottery AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - The UnirOyal GoodriCh Tire Co. has become the aecond o!the nation's blg·three rubbet' companies to reach a tentative agreement lor a oew three-year contract wlth tile Untied Rubber Workers UDlon. By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Writer POMEROY -When David J . Baker accepted the position as director of the Ohio Department of Development, he was told by Governor Richard Celeste to "do some things differently and take some chances . " Apparently that'.s just what Baker Is doing'l'laklng changes and taking chances that In the short and long runs, are expected to be benefl· clal to Southeastern Ohio. Baker emphasized In a Thursday visit to Meigs Couniy the need to target state economic development program dollars to distressed areas In Ohio, largely the largely the Appalachian counties, which Include Southeastern Ohio. Baker met yesterday with officials and development lead· ers from thoughout the county. The forum with Baker was held in the conference room at the Emergency Medical Services headquarters in Pomeroy. "While the majority of Ohio has made an ecomomic recovery, many of Ohlo'sAppalac~ian counties' unemployment l~vels remain higher than the state and· national averages," Baker said. It was last fall that the state's unemployment rate got down to Baker pointed out that fewer the national level for the first and fewer federal dollars, such time In years, a·ccordlng to as the CDBG monies, are coming Baker. At that point, Baker said to Ohio now than In the past. But he realized that If the state Is he also pointed out that more of averaging much like the nation In whatever money the state does terms of unemployment, It me- get , " should go to places with ant that some of the state's high unemployment. And stili counties were enjoying prosper· more of that money should go to ity while others were not. places w!th low family incomes." He then began to question state Because of Baker's beliefs and programs and discovered that, the changes that have already "although the programs were not · been Implemented within the neeessarUy bad, we weren' t Department of Development, aiming them where they were percentages of the state's CDBG needed." Baker said he became doUars are going to flow In larger convinced and other department sums to areas like Meigs County, leaders In Columbus are now beginning this year. Baker told beginning to agree with him, those at yesterday's meeting that that, "when there Is a tbne of "Meigs County can probably relative prosperity, state resour- expect a 25 percent Increase'' In ces need to be focused on those this year's CDBG allocation, and areas that remain In difficult possibly more under certain times.'' circumstances. The much relied upon ComBaker stressed that other De·. munity Development Block partmept of Development preY Grant program was the first grams, such as the Industrial program to be changed once training program, will also be Baker's conclusion came Into mote responsive to the needs ot place. "The rationale behind Appalachian counties. He said CDBG made sense," Baker ex- his department will be "working plained, "except we were pass- closely with the Governor's OfIng out the money on a per head flee of Appalachia to develop the count basis . Counties wlth lots of tremendous potential and resourpeople were getting lots of ces of our' Appalachian money. Counties with less people Continued on page 12 were getting less money ." March·economic indicatorS up 0.8 percent, govertrment says , iin;CiOr of the Ohio Deparbnent of Developm'ent, told local leaders In attendance In a meeting Thursday In Pomeroy, "I'm not here as much to Jearn about your problems 88 lo communicate to you that my staff and the state administration will be responsive to whatever economic development lssuet1 you folks come up wllh." Dragging operations to _be intensified today Dragging operations were to staff contacted the U.S. Coast be Intensified today In the search Guard and It wlll also be on the for the bodies of two Meigs scene. County men mil;sing since a Local volunteers have been boating accident on the Ohio hampered In dragging operaRiver near Cheshire Friday tions due to the size oftheir boats night. against the choppy waters It was learned Thursday from caused by high winds. · the director of the West VIrginia F'red Taylor, head ofthe Mason Emergency Medical Services , County Emergency Services of· Department that larger water- flee, advised that local voluncraft wlll be brought In today to teers will also continue to search. expand the dragging operations. The decision by the West The search tor the two miss lng VIrginia Emergency Services to men began at 12:30 a.m. last bring in the larger watercraft In Saturday after they and John the search of Shain SmIth, 18, Brown, 24, Langsville, had gone near Salem Center, and Pete Into the river near the Kyger McDonald, 19, Dexter, came as Creek generating plant, when the result of contacting U.S. their eight loot boat overturned Senator Robert C. Byrd's office. after It was passed by a towboat. In addition to Involving the Workers on, the towboat spotWest Virginia Emergency Servi- ted Brown clinging to the over· ces at the state level, Sen. Byrd's turned boat and rescued him. Flight attendant said missing after ·incident KAHULUI, Hawaii (UPI) An alrUne pUot did "a !antasUc Job" of bringing his plane down !rom 24,000 feet wltb a huge chunk of the fuselage ripped off by an exploalon that InJured 61 people and presumably sucked a flight atlendant from the cabin, o(ftclala Hid. The milling flight attendant waa believed to have been sucked from the plane when it Ioatcab!n .,, pressure after the blast, Aloha AlrUnes President A. Maurice Myers said Thursday night. A Coast Guard search near the scene of the exploaion turned up no trace of the mlsslna woman, First Flight Attendant C.B. LanaIna, a 37~year veteran ot the company, Myers told a news conference at company headquarters in Honolulu. Continued on page 5 DAVID VESEY UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) - RisIng stock prices and Improved employment helped push up the index of leading economic Indicators 0:8 percent in March, the government said Friday. The March increase followed a 1.3 percent jump In February, revised up from 0.9 percent, according to the Commerce Department's Census Bureau. The February rise in the Index was the sl!!epest since a 2.2 percent Increase In December. The revision was based on an Increase In credit assumed by individuals and businesses, the department said. The Index, which Is the government's main gauge of future economic growth, :decreased 0.7 percent In January, revised up from a decline of 1.1 percent. All figures were adjused for seasonal variations. Stock prices made the largest contribution to the rise In the Index last month, followed by a decrease to 304,000 from 321,000 In the average number of Initial claims for state unemployment Insurance. Otber contributors to the In· crease were, in order of Impact, vendor performance, building permits, money supply and change In sensitive materials prices. Three of the nine Indicators In March made negative contributions. They were, from largest to smallest factor. average work· week, contracts and orders for plant and equipment and manufacturers' new orders for consumer goods and materials. The Index hit 193.3 ln. March when calculated against a base of 100 In 1967, the department said. The composite Index of coincident indicators, In monthly approximation of aggregate economic activity, .Increased 0.3 percent In March. following a 0.6 percent hike In February. The composite Index of lagging Indicators Increased 0.4 percent In March following a jump of 0.5 percent in February. The lagging index Is expected to move after a time lag In the same direction as the coincident Index and thus confirmed the movements in the coincident Index, the department said. Officials on both sides happy with new Kaiser labor pact OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) Officials on both sides praised a .tentative agreement reached by the ·steelworkers union and Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. on a new labor contract covering 5,400 workers In 11 cities. The agreement announced Thursday between the company and the United Steelworkers of America restores some wages and benefits the union gave up In 1985. The pact, retroactive toApr114 and running through Oct. 31, 1990, replaces a three-year contract that expired March 31 but extended while talks continued. "I'm really proud of what we accomplished," Larry Hemmert, president or Kaiser's Trentwootl Local 338, near Spokane, Wash., said. "It's not a contract that the workers are going to jump up and rave about. But we protected our member· ship, we got money back and we still have kept Kaiser competl· live In terms or total hourly cost."' Chris Carlson, Kaiser vice president, said the agreement will not hurt Kaiser's performance. ''The agreement addresses many of the issues that were of concern to the employee&," Carl· son said, "but still maintains the company's ability to compete In the markets It serves." The setU~t restores about $3 .50 an hour of $4.50 the union gave up In 1985 when aluminum prices were down; Included are a 50-cent hourly base wage increase, and res tara· lion of three holidays. The agreement provides a $1,000 bonus for each employee when the union ratifies the contract and adds a cost-of-living adjustment the second year of the contract. It ties quarterly cash bonuses to the Midwest priCe for prlmaTy aluminum In a formula that would produce a maximum $2 an hour at loday's metal prices. "It addresses many of the issues that were of priority Interest to employees and It maintains the company's ability to compete In the markets It serves," Kaiser Vice President James Presley and Steelworkers Chairman Jim Bowen said In a statement released by Kaiser 's corporate headquarters in Oakland. The contact covers Kaiser plants In Gramercy, Chalmette and Norco, La .. Mead, Trentwood and Tacoma, Wash .. Ravenswood, W.Va., Newark, Toldeo and Belpre, Ohio, and Purvis, Miss. Settlement was reached after three days of talks In Pittsburgh. Continued on page 5 Ohioans to display heritage Utlitetl PrMA laternatloaal Ohio's herltaae It! on dlaplay next month 88 the Ohio Hlsilrlcal Socle&y oblervea tile alnth annual Ohio IUslorlc Preaervatlon month, allowtaa toiln of landmarklland hltllorfc dlalrJctL More than at toun, rualnl from ouldoor walldaaloun to glbnJIIIU lnalile bltltorlc private llomee, are oa the aclledale In Mq. 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