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High In mid 60s. 44~--200J. ~ ..~ Inc:· By HELEN THOMAS port to any negotiations that can UPI White House Reporter build democracy throughout WASHINGTON (UP! I -Pres- Central America without further ident Reagan insists cutting off bloodshed ." aid Ia the Nicaraguan''Conlras would give the Soviet Union "a Reagan did not mention the free hand In Central America" scandal that already ma y have and. "I do not int end to leave had an impact on aid lot he rebels such a crisis for the next - more so If it turns out the American president. " administration was involved In Faced with the start of con- any Illegal activities to support gressional hearings this week on them. But he again denied prior his worst crisis, the Iran-Contra knowledge of any unlawful fundscandal. Reagan delivered what ing when reporters pressed him aides called a "strong message" with questions. Sunday I hal he is not abandoning "All I knew was that therP the U.S.- backed rebels despite were people raising money to be dissension In Congress and an of help to th e Conlras, just as Amerlcap public "divided over people have done for other the Issue." causes In other countries," he On New York's Ellis Island , in said ·shortly after he Inspected the shadow or the Slatue of the island's Great Hall In a Liberty , Reag an made II clear to downpou r. the American Newspaper Pub· Reaga n said he was aware of lishers Association that he plans private fund -rais ing for the Conno retrea I of miltlary pressure on tras. "but th ere was nothing In Nicaragua's leftist Sandinlsta I he natu re of a sollcllatloh by the government . admin istration to my knowlAt the same time, the president edge." He said he had "no 'promised to "lend my full sup- detailed Information" I he money for weapons during a congressional ban on U.S. milItary aid to the rebels. The ban began In October 1984 and ended last fall when Rea,.gan signed Into law a $100 million aid package that he fought hard to get through Congress. National security adviser Frank Carlucci, traveling · with the president Sunday, was asked If the iran-Contra headngs would hurt Reagan when he asks Congress for more aid - $105 million - for the Contras this year. went "I would hope the Congress would weigh· the Issue on !he merits," Carlucci replied. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Reagan's speech was Intended as a "strong message that we're not abandon· lng the Contras." In his address. Reagan said Contra aid "Is now an Issue on which all Americans must unite" without partisAn politics before the 1988 elections . TRAINING EXERCISE - lnslnctor Russ Born and New Haven, W.Va. and fireman Terry ,Johnson start down a 75 foot cliff al the Meigs County Falr~'l'ounds durlpg rappeilng exercises which were pari of the second annual EMS training HChool held Sundu.v at Meigs High, was spon1ored by the . Mel~ County Emerl!tlncy Mrdlcal Service• In cooperation with the State of Ohio De: artment of Education'• Public Salety Division. The exercise Willi open to all lire and EMS personnel and a number of ch18scs were open to participants. : · : ; · · Long distance telephone tax may he changed By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP!) - A proposed 4.75 percent tax on Interstate long distance telephone service may be replaced by a apercent state sales tax on long distance phone conversalions, wllh data processing lines exempted. Telephone company representatives are work· lng behind the scenes with Republican senators lo change the Celeste administration's $100 million gross receipts tax so II will not Impact on high technology business. "We are going to recharacterize II so the affected industries aren't penalized," said Sen. Stanley J . Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, which Is handling the tax as part of the state budget. Aronoff, who would not discuss details , said any change must have I he blessing of I he office of Gov . . Ri chard F. Celeste, the Ohio Department of ~, Taxatio.n and House Speaker Vernal C. Riffe Jr .. D-New Boston. ''We're working on an alternative," said. Thomas C. Green of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., who declined to furnish details . "We've still got a ways to go. We feel it's a viable alternative If the bugs-can be worked out." Sources said the sales tax on phone conversations would produce as much as the original Celeste telephone tax proposal. and would supply piggyback sales tax revenues to counties with a local sales tax. The telephone companies, sources said, would be permitted to pass the sales tax on to customers . but would' pledge to reduce rates to keep residential phone bills the same. With removal of the tax from dedlcaled lines used for data processing, ·a major Republican objection would be eliminated - that hlgh·tech businesses would be !!riven from Ohio . "My feeli ng Is II will sell beller." said Aronoff. "The r,~1~ ,o b~.CQO&YIJ!erw'lJIId not lie rat$ed)l$ . a result ." Ohio corporations would pay taxes on Intras tate long distance calls under the plan based on Iheir net income ralher than ·thelr gross receipts. Meanwhile, legislation rais ing Ohio's speed limit to 6.5 mph on freeways outside cit y limits gels Its Initial airing this week before the Ohio &nat e Hl~hways, Transportatlo~- and Local Government Committee. Sen. David L. Hobson, R-Springfield, the rhlef sponsor, will make the presentallon Tuesday afternoon, and Sen. Theodore M. Gray, R· Columbus, committee chairman . sa id a full set of hearings will be held to determine Ihe bill's fare. Hobson pointed out that ·Congress has authorized the states to raise the 55 mph limit on rural Interstate highwa ys, and that It only makes sense because motorists already arc !raveling over m. But the administration of Gov. Rlrhard F. · Celeste. led by the Ohio Department of Hl~hway Sa fNy andl he" Ollio~Highway ' Patrol. Is firmly opposed. saying the lower limit has greatly • 'reduced !raffle falaiUI'es . The House docs not reconvene until 11:.10 p.m. Wed nesday, but Ihe Senate ret urns at the same hour Tuesday 10 face unfinished business from last week . At that point, Wednesda y, senators were unable to move on a sav ings and loan regulatory bill which also freezes the Interest ceiling on small loans. credit cards und charge accounts at 2> percenl. Sponsors needed a two-thirds majority to give : !he bill emergency stalus and were unable to get · It , chiefl y because of opposition 10 the lnlerest provision Inserted al !he requ es1 of the bankers, finance companies and retailers . Storms continue around nation Jury selection .;,· Meigs £or rape tna •I prtmary b • d ' eg.ns to ay Tuesday . ' ' A Republican primary election In Pomeroy with several races on tap Tuesday will highlight primary election activity in Meigs County. Incumbent mayor Richard Seyler will be seeking nomina· lion for his second term In hi s position and will be opposed by Thomas Werry making his firs! bid for a political office. There are four candidates seeking the two Republ~oml na t lon s to run for council In the fall. They are Incumbents. Henry Werry and Bruce Reed. who will be opposed by .John W. Blaellnar and Brian S. Shank, bOth seeking their first political posts In Jhe town. The two nominees In - tomorrow's primary will be opposed In the fall by Rebecca Triplett. a Democrat. The only other election activi· ties In the count y tomorrow will be In the Southern Local School District and a part of Columbia Township which Is affiliated with th£' Alexander &hools. In the Southern District , voters wlll decide on a .4 of one mill levy. Meigs County Audtlor William Wickline has ruled that proceeds from that levy can be used olfiy for removal of asbestos from the schools of the district, that being the reason It was placed on !he ballot by the Southern Local Board of Education. In Columbia Township, voters affiliated with the Alexander Schools will help decide on a 5. 7 mill tax measure for 'the planned construction of a new Alexander High School. Polls will be open from 6: 30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. t By United Press International Thunderstorms, wind and hall barraged lh~ Plains as part of a storm system that spawned tornadoes in Kansas and sent strong winds howling through Arka nsas and Colorado. One tornado cut a swath of damage eight blocks long and one block wide Sunday through the town of Satanta, Kan., but no injuries were reported, the Kansas Highway Patrol said. The storm system over the sout hern Plains was triggering showe rs and thunderstorms early today from the lower Missouri Valley through Kansas and the southern Plains. Thundcrsto~ms also extended throul'(h the lower Mississippi Valley, the Te nnessee Valley, the lower Ohio Valley, the Carolinas, VIrginia and southern Maryland. The rest of !he country was not much dryer. with ralnshowers reported from Iowa through the Dakotas and snow In the mountalns of Colorado. Rain also reached from no rthern Ohio through Pennsylvania, southern New York 10 southern New England and the northern Wa· shlngton coast. In Satanta, residents saw a whitish-looking twister roar from the sky shortly before 4 p.m . Sunday, damaging homes and other buildings. Highway Palrol dispatcher Kay Coleman said. "Trees were uprooted , !railers were overturned, power lines were downed, " she said . "The remainder of the power was shut off." " l don 't Imagine the whOle thing lasted five minutes." said VIctor Schmidt. who operates the Satanta Inn. "She was a quickie." "AbOut all we saw was that II was kind of up In the air and swirling and knocked a few branches off our trees." Satant a resident Sam Walters said. Tornadoes were also spotted west of Sublette and south of Hickok In Kansas. butlherewere no reports of Injuries or damage. Winds howled through Ulysses, Big Bow and Garden Cit y at speeds up to 70 mph, driving dime-size hall. In Center Point. Texas. res!· dents endured softball-size hall mixed with more than an Inch of rain In 20 minutes Sunday a!tern09n . A fla sh-flood waJch was In effect throughou J Jhe night for extreme north~as 1 and norlhcentral Kansas. Including the cities of Topeka. Manhattan, Beloit and Kansas City. Golfbali·slze hall pelted paris of Arkansas along with Jhunderstorm winds thai blew down Jrccs soulh of Yellville and Ca lico Rock . High winds which auJh orltlcs sa id may have been a lornado damaged a barn In Crawford, Texas, near Waco. where winds were clocked al more than 60 mph. Very SlrORg winds alo ng the cast s lopes of lho Co lorado Rockies reached 61 mph a1 Pueblo. Colo. Heavy rains were reported to ha ve raised th e leveloflheCrand River near Chllllrothe. Miss .. lo more than 28 feet. at least 4 feet above flood stage. Cool temperatures dominated the upper Great Lakes, with a record low of2 3degrees equaled In Alpena. Mich., and frost and freeze advisories posled lor northern and central lower Ml ch· lgarr and the northern half or Wisconsin. Hart denies new womanizing report MIAMI. (UP! ) - Democratic presidential candidate Cary Hart , plagued by rumors of womanizing. denies allegations he ·spent tl!e weekend tn his 'capitol Hill townhouse with a young Miami woman . In a statement released Sunda y, Hart, a former senator from Colorado, denied any lmpropr· lety.. In the statement, Hart's campaign manager. William Dixon, said. "Recent accusa· lions abOut Sen. Hart's personal life are preposterous and Inaccurate In their entirety." The stl!tement was In response to an article In The M, am I Herald's Sunday edit ion, which said reporters had staked out Hart's townhouse for more than 24 hours and ob$erved the candidate and the woman, later Identified as Donna Rice. together outside the home on at least three separate occasions, "at one point with arms linked." Dixon said the newspaper had, "Taken a casual acquaintance and a simple dinner with three friends and political supporters and attempted to make a story where there Is none . . "The system. when redu ced to hiding In bushes, peeking In windows. a nd personal hara .~s · ment. has clearly run amok. If these kinds of practices and trends continue, people of quality wtll:tefuse to submit themselves to this kind of treatment, and our government will suffer." In today's early edition of the Herald, executive editor Heath Meriwether said his reporters never engaged In the tactics alleged by Dixon. ' ' .Jury sclccllon go! underway 9 a.m. Monday morning In Ml'igs C'o unl y Common Pleas Court In the tr ial or :JO.ycar·old .Jimmie Jude. Jude Is chargt'{! with raj)<' In an . lncldenl which occurred In !he early morning hours of .Jan. :., 19H6 In his Pomeroy home on Rose Alley Road . According 10 a reporllssucd by the sheriff's depar1men1 lhe ~ morning afl er the Incident , when offlrers arrived on the scene they were told by Pamela Marie Jude that she had been struck by her husband who was In the act of sexually assaulting a girl under the age ofll The officers en1ercd the hou se and removed Jude . The girl was Jransporled to Holzer Medical Center by Pomeroy EMS for treat ment. Gallipolis Attorney Don Cox, now Cal ita Common Pleas judge. was lnlllally appointed by the court to represent Jude . Cox later withdrew from I he rase . For a lime, .J ude was confined bv rourt order IO · th e Alhens Mrnralileallh Cent er for psychiatrlr eva lu ation and lreat men f. He escaped tw lr!' from. Ath1•ns ,, ano was ul ·large for manv' months afl~r his las t es~ap~ until rurnlng himsel f In to ShNiff Howard Frank on March IX or I his year. .Jude is no w b<'l ng rcpt'( 1Sf •nt ..<l by Gallipolis allor nc)' Haml in . King. Rape Is an aggravated f<·lnnv Of lhe firs! drgn•(• and carr)·s a possible penall y or not less I han live years nor more Ihan 2a·yl•ars In prison and a fin e of up to $10,000, accordi ng 10 Pros~ru1or Fred W. Crow Ill . Common Pleas .Judge Charles Knight said before the trial began that he expected a jury 10 be seated by noon today. and that the trial would co ntinue through Wednesday. Gallia without power 5 hours Columbu~ & Southern Ohio Electric Company sustained d•ma11e Sunday afternoon Ia the AdditiOn 1ub8tatlon on Georges Creek Road, near Ohio 7, according to Ron McDade, Columbus I< Southern area manager. About 6,000 customers, stretching from Cheshire to Eur~ka 11nd including the Gallipolis area, were without electricity from 2: 30 p.m. to 7:17 p.m., because a crOll~ arm atruck an electrical polt• · and caused a shorl·clrcult. The Oalllpoll• Fire Depart· ment wao called to lhc suhAtation and put out the fire. ., �' .. " By The Bend The Daily S~ntinel ' . Monday. May 4, 1987 · Page-z: OVAL will speak to Senate Finance Committee The Oh to Vall ey Area Lihrar les lOYAL l ha s born gt vrn lhr opportunity to pn•sent testimony to the Senate Finance Commillre at the Co lumbus Stale House on Wednes day, May 20 OVAL's tcsttmony wt l l urge the Senatr F'tnance Commtltec to res tore i ts fundtng for 1989 Jennifer T hompson, cltrcctor of the Ross Coun ty and Chi l lt co thc P ubl tc L thr<try, a user of OVA I. 's serv ices. wt ll prese nt the fir st tes ti mony The OVAL Bo<1rd of Tr ustees i s tn the process of Identify ing olhPr witnesses The Governor's budget tor the 1988 1989 btenn tum Inc ludes fu nd· lng for OVA L for 1988 bu t not the $409,530 reque sted by the State Li brary for 1989. T he lo year old regtonalll br ary sy"em fatted to ha ve I he fund ing 1est or ed ear l ter thts yeat by th o House F'1na nce and Appropriations Committee. Th e Senate Ftnan ce Committee pr ov1des another oppor tunt ty to correct what the OVAL Board of Trustees feels IS a grea l mt sla k e T he OVAL mem ber llbrartes arc ask ing users and ;; upportcrs of OVA L to be m Col ~ mbus for the heari ng. Th e presence of supporters w il l prov! c'" ' w1tness for the contmued f und ing of esse nt ial su pport servtces to the mem hrr ltbrancs tn the 10 cou nty ser v ice area - so tha t they ca n prov1dr better servtccs to the clltzens of their co un ties. The less than $1 per cap1ta that OVAL an nua ll y recei ves from thP St ate makes a difference In 1986. · wo rki ng wtt h th'' mem ber libranes, OVAL - prov ided bookmob ttr serv1ce, book s by ma 1l serv ice , al'CPss to mterlt brary loan and back-up refN · encr scrv1 c·r through a co ntrClc! with O.U. In Athens. consult ing state-lunded regional publtc It· brary agency in Oh lo, tod ay OVAL a dministers t hr ou gh local public libraries a v ariety of program s designed to Improve and ex t end ser v ices to local serv 1ces w t t h expert ise m management, long- r ange pl !mnlng, chtldren's serv ices. au t oma tion, resource shari ng opportumt les, and continuing educa lton restdents OVAL is m ade up of public libraries In the Ohio count tes of Ath ens, Hockm g, J ac k son, L awrence, M ei gs, Pick· away, P1ke, Ross, Sciot o and VInt on. Th e OVAL Board of i:c:N:o:t:l_c:e==r==~P;;:u~b~l:;:ic~N~o:;ti::c=::e==r-:::=~P~u~b~li~c~N~o~t~ic~e;;==­ The hearin g w til begm a Iter the r== =P=u=b=l=ic= N = o= t l.=c=e==-!-==:::;P:u:b::f afternoon Senat'e Sesston but not bel ore 2 30 P m . The Ohio DePLICABLE TO THIS BID parlmen t Of Edu ca tion Is sche· CONN~~~~JgRS WAGE RATES ESTABduled to provtde tes timony prior STATE OF OHIO USHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 151318 to OVA L . Sl nee th e SenaI e DEPARTMENT OF AND 1613 37 OF THE RE· Educat ion Com mit tee will have TRANSPORTATION VISED CODE ARE ALSO AP al r eady r ece i ved testi mony on Columbus. Ohto PUCABLE APRIL 24. 1987 the educatio n budget requ es t, It s Contract Sales ,. B<ds ere seated and ad· presen t ati on ts l o bea n overview. Legal Copy No 87 . 297 dressed to : DEPARTMENT T he OVA L sta ff w ill seek lo hav€' UNIT PRICE CONTRACT g~~~ri~RA)J:E~~~&~~: a mor e exac t time prior to the Sealed proposals wtll be TION. 1855 FOUNTAIN rece1ved at the oft1ce of the hean ng A nyone planning to j oin Duector of the Ohto Depart· SQUARE, BUILDING H. SECthe supporters of OV AL should men I o!Transportei!On, Col- OND FLOOR. COLUMBUS. OHIO 43224. No btdder mav call the of fice (614-384·2103) for umbus, Ohio, untti10.00A . withdraw his bidwithinsix<v better inf or m ation pri or to 'ieav· M · Ohto Standard Time. {60) days alter the actual date Tuesday, May19, 1987, ior 1ng for Co lum bus tmprovements E• stablls hed !n 1973 as the fi rs t In· Athens and Me1gs Count•es. Oh1o. on ATH -6B2·!0 66j, Slate Route 682, Athens County, and MEG -1 24·18.70)· State Route 124, Meigs County, by applying a latex modified emulsified asphalt pavement course Project and Work length - 23.285 feetor4.41 miles. Pave'ment W1dth - varies " The date set for comple· tlon of this work shall be 85 set forth in the btddtng proPosat " Each btdder shall be requ~red to f1le wtth his bid 8 cert•fied ch eck or cash ter' s check for an amount equal to hve per cent of h•s bid. but rn no event more than fifty thousand dollars, or a bond for ten per cent of h•s bid, payable to th e Director Btddars must apply. on the proper forms . for qualif1cation at least ten davs prior to the date set lor opemng btds tn accordance with Chapter 5525 Ohio Revised Code anes have been f1led in the VISED THAT IN ACCOR· Probate Court. Meigs Coun· DANCE WITH THE PROVI· ty, Oh1o, for approval and StONS OF THE JANUARY 27. 1972 EXECutiVE ORsettlement ESTATE NO 25057 - Ft· DER BY THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO. AND AMENDED EX· ECUTIVE ORDER 84-9, FEBRUARY 15, 1984, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUN ESTATE NO 23791 - ITY CONDITIONS ARE APF1rst Current Account of A PUCABLE TO THIS BID ESTAB- . W. Nease, Trustee of the WAGE RATES Trust Created by Item 16 of LISHED 1111 ACCORDANCE the W1ll of Elsa B Krmes, WITH SECTION 1513.18 AND 1513.37 OF THE RE· ' Deceased ESTATE NO 25153 - Ft· VISED CODE ARE ALSO APnal and Drstr~but1ve Account PUCABLE nal and Distributive Account of Donna Ohhnger, E)(eCu· trrx. of the Estate of H1lda S Whrte, Deceased of the openrng thereof The Director of Natural Resources reserves the nght of Paddy Jo Doolrttle. E)(ecutrt)( of the Estate of Glenn H lambert. Deceased to reJeCt any or all bids, or to accept th6 btd which em· braces such combtnat1on al· temate proposals as may promote the best interest of the State ESTATE NO. 25381 - Finn I and OistnbuttveAccount of loyd W Prtddy. Admmistrator With the Will Anne )ted of the Estate of Elsie E Priddv, Deceased ESTATE NO. 25232 - Fi- As prov•ded m Sectton 123 .151 of the Ohio Rev1sed Code and Admlnlstrative Rule 123.2-15-02 ol the Department of Admm 1strative Services. the CON TRACTOR shall make every effort to ensure that certifled mmority busmess subcontractors and matenalmen parti Cipate 10 the contract The total value of subcontracts awarded to and materrals and serv 1ces purcha sed from mrnortty businesses shall be as set forth m the specifications. nal and Distributtve Account of Marjorte L Crow, Execu · trrx of the Estate of Goldi e P Swart, Deceased ESTATE NO ESTATE NO 24951 - Ft · nal and Distributive Account of Douglas W little, Execu· tor of the Estate of Margaret Ella lew1s, aka Margaret Ella Hysell. Deceased CONTRACTORS REOUIR · lNG ASSISTANCE IN SE· ESTATE NO 25194 - Ft· nal and D1strtbut1Ye Account of W•llis F Davis, Jr , E)(ecutor of the Estate of Marilyn Sue Davis, Deceased. Unless exceptiOnS are fil· ed thereto, satd accounts will be for hear~ng before sa1d Court on the 5th day of June, 1987, at Which ttme said accounts wtlt be considered and continued from day to day unt1l finally disposed CURING BIOS FROM CERTI FlED MBE SUBCONTRAC· TORS AND SUPPLIERS MAY CONTACT THE STATE Ma:vnr F'rl'tl Jluffman a.-. tht.• .r\nu-ric.tn l..t•gion Auxillarit'~ . J'i'l'(.'IWy -Ut•nn f' H Po~ t 12>1 .md Lt.'Wis M~lnlt•y 21i:t. (WP)MI' t' lo o hst•r w• l'or•PY Da y~ in o!Transportatton end the of· !614) 466·8380 OR THE Ml· ftce of the OtStnct Deputy NORITY BUSINESS DEVEL Director OPMENT DIVISION BY CALThe O•rector res erves the liNG (6141 466-5700 OR nghl to retect any and all TOLL FREE ON 1-(8001 282btds 1085 WARREN J SMITH, APPROVED FOR PUBLI· DIRECTOR CATION IN The Daoly Sent< (5)'4 11 , 21c Middlt•ltorl on Ma,v I 5 and Hi Ll'lt to ri ght are Mrs. l.ula HamJllon , Unit ~w :' dtai•·m~ut, Mrs . Ma r g.ucJ Rnwles , pres ident Umt 263, .md Mrs. l'auline (; r <·a thou "' · Muldl cp ort U nit 128 , POI•PY ( IMirman Thr ll" ll Alll<' fl s f( 'd lll p1 ('!-i t•nl l 'ci ~~ M('f hodr st r LIM\\ sk 11c1 bnu It c1 1 h 1< m ts~t Oil ciiiC'S lrl lrHlid , I l s.t hf' ll. • T hohu 1n .tntl ( t.n.1 Sw.J ln . . 11 thr A l l n ·d lJ ntr <•d M, • rh otl1 ~ t Worw· n I 'IIZ.Iil<'lil .1.-fff' l s dll d N••l li •· tonk 1olt •s o n 11H~ . . 1\tl Till ' d is I! let orfkt ' l s g,l\ P bill ' I t,dk "' on tllt ·tr .thll li '" .111d t~ sk Pd fot P .11 kr 1 sug gest lO ll !-. tn lwt tt~ t Mr s p rogt.JITl l ilt • U MW lc•llt ' J's St'\('ldl ll C'J U IH l' d r\'C'n t s, .1 1t'ln• :11 .111 IJIH!llll l lll! on M.l\ 1 .111 d ~. sc ·hoo J011 Jul\ J \ :!II , .1 111 1 l h( • d! SI!I( t :JllllU ol l rn!'t'IIII J..! SqJ I ITI ISS IOil ~I M1 s IJII'~tdt •d .11 lilt • bus mr ss nli'rllll g '' lnr h o pt~ n~ ·cl Wtlh P .nkt ' l ' J ' \~('11 1 \ ' ll\1 ' " HI\ d p1 1\('1 C'd l! ~ WI' I( ' l' t'!JlH!t•cl S lt',t l ns \I .I !" .1 M.tl J-.: llt'l l ll ' gut · ~ ! llnm till' !oc.1l l 1 MW il< trig Sm11t1 Mn 1.1, \lith olllC't lici t\ Housh 1\ ,lllu \ 11 c~ml n1 l' l11bf'r s ll ip dla il ma n . T hr So · C'IPI\ was orga mr:C'd tn TC'.' Itts tn \H I~ uv .111d mr•m bN shlp i s invit atio n M1' Wilt !C'Vit•wccJ thr pll'dg(• to th r fou nder s whlrh f'llliJIWsi ZI'" lJIO ITlOfiOil Of ! h(' intrrc<t of al l educa tor s. <'Doper· . . ' :o l ton woth t hose of oth er nations Charles Mauger, Asst Otrector for JoSeph J . Sommer, Director Department of Natural Resources gU( 'S I ~< H<'tlh ,o DC'nt sP Public Notice DIVISION OF RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUARE SECOND FLOOR COLUMBUS , OHIO 43224 in thr' u quf'sl f01 tru th , and the Cl'<'.llio n o f ,1 ti'UP und0rs1a nd lng of v.dul's \\ hu·ll can bf' ron' C'Y<'Cl 10 t lh ' ~ nun g Sltdt•s " Mo1 tng Tow a t d Qua l If\' \\('!( ' sh0\\0 , I t was noted thnt h.olf of al l 11umen 20 to li4 ,\'P~ll s of c~ g r· until Monday, T hornp!-.011 wtll hm<' til<' prog t·.om Othr t 1\ I! 1 01 l nll' nl h,, , s p1 f't' n t Wl'n~ Ch t<' M.u· l 'o ll t·od, Ma nha Poolr . N111.1 ltoiJin son Clc~t" F'ollt od . M.11 thai I lint dOd Ch,lrlotr<· V,1n Mr l <'t arC' working e i th01 putt or fu llltmr• At tend tng flom Meigs Countv wc•rc Wykle Whl t lr y. An na E Turner . M tndy Young. Don na Jenki ns. JoA nn H.o ycs , Chris Ro use. Ne llie Parker. Rebecc,J Zu r·chb . Twlla Chil ds. and Rosa lie Story ' Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Public Notice Btdding on this project is restricted to Mtnority Bust· ness Enterprises [MBE ' s) who have been certified as NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be rece1ved at lhe. Spi'!H'I' I Hil l S( ' l \'(1 1\ ' ]t (•s !mwnt s ell !h i • .J unt, ~~ ~ I\ n tl d j5J 4, 1IC April 23. 19B7 (4 \ 29: 151 4, 2tc FI OII'Il{ 'l' Fouader' s Day observedFou ndPt 's Dav wM; obsr1 'f'cl w hen the 1\l phu Om icron l'hapl<'l '.of DP i t.I I<:tppa Gam ma. trllrt nc~ liona l tt•nt'lwrs .sor iC'Iv . lll C'f lor·' dinnc·r 111001ing at M eAt thur 1\. hl slor' ol lhC' Olgnni;;:!lio n 1 1:15 rrlut r d bv Susan Wtl l. 1 D1v1S10n of Reclamat1on Apnl 23. 1987 APPROVED .1 11 d ( ,]pncLt H(' fl l'd l u m .1nd M(ll' · g,u t'l C ross rlll'k l(' .lu~ p~t S,tnd\\ tr h<•s. <ook i<'S .o nd soft d 1 111 k s 11 r • ., sr 1\ C'd by 1hC' t'\ ll r rd ttwmhc l ' · Spnng flowers dod \l 'llm\ <' .J!Hilt •~ I\ PIP on l hr l. liJI<•s Tht •lm:o Hrnclrt so n c~ s krcl t hr hl('ss m g. .I IHI Any person interested mav file Wrttten 8)(Ceptions to said accounts or to matt· ers pertatmng to the e .~tecu ­ tion of the trust, not less than frve days pnor to the date set for hearing Robert E Buck, Probate Judge Common Pleas Court Probate Division Meigs County. Oh•o 28, and May 4, 1987. RECOMMENDED larry W Mamone. Chtef Cllt's H'I l\ 11 Mo~rtin. M .tlif'n t • Putm ~ln , SUI' noug ]dS , n.n bell ,1 Ma sl t' l s, R(IPdsvt ll r. lllt 'l'l!n g of nel, Pomeroy , Ohto, on Aprtl Alfred UMW meets Mav 1 B. 19B7. at 21 .00 p.m. and opened thereafter for furnishtng the materials and performing lhe labor for the ex.ecution and construction (; a, <'Y i\lan Duvall Duvall notes fourth birthday of• , MEIGS UNDERGROUND NO 1, JOHNSON SITE MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER M!l-Sb-1 rn ateordance with the plans and apeafications prepared by the DEPARTMENT OF NA· TURAL RESOURCES. THE DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, COLUMBUS, OHIO BIDS WILL BE OPENED IN THE SECOND FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM OF 1855 !BUILDING Hi OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. THE ESTIMATE FOR THIS PROJECT AS DET£RMINEO BY THE DIVISION OF RECLAMATlON IS $21 ,290.00 ' Case\ Alan Du vall. son of Alan and Dcbbir nu,atl. V tnccnt rpJcbr a ted his fout th birt hda; rer cn ll,\' wit h a WC'1 n0r roas t at ills home Fol lowing t he wcinct· roas t a lie-Man rake ,md1rerream were ser ved by Mt and Mrs Duvall to M t·. and Mrs . .Jim D uva l l. M r .1 nd Mrs .lark Duva ll , Ke nny, Chcvon nc and Bren t. and CaS('\' s ststcr. Amy Others pres cr; ling gtfts to Casey were Niese! .t nd Ertn Davies. M irlitgan. M r and Mrs Joh n Jeffers and Mary Hysell . Pomeroy, and Re b and Becky Smi t h, R!>l pr€'. A pre-b1d mnting will be held on Thursday. May 7, 1 987 at 2 00 p.m at tho srte Copies of the plans , specifications and proposal forms will be torwerded from the D1vlsion of Reclamation. Department of Natural Re· sour~s. upon receipt of a check 1n thQ amount of $8.00 made poyabte to the NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MBE by State Equal Employment Opportumty Coordmator m accordance with Section 123151 (8) 121 of the D R C. lAm Sub. H B 584! . Only bids re- Columbus, Ohio April 24, 1987 Contract Sales Legal Copy ceived from MBE ' s who are certified prior to the btd openrng time and date wtll be accepted . • Sealed proposals will be recetved at the NO. 87-296 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposals w1l be received at the office of the Director of the Ohio Department of Transportatron, Co· lumbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A M , Ohio Standard Ttma. DIVISION OF RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUARE SECOND FLOOR COLUMBUS. OHIO 43224 Tuesday. May 19, 19B7, for improvements 111 ' Athens, Galha. Hocking, Metgs. Monroe. Morgan, Noble, Vinton and Washing· ton Counties, Oh1o. on sect•on ATH -33· 0 ,01 on United States Route 33 in Athens County, and for tmprovmg various routes and sections in Athens, Gallia. Hocking, Metgs, Monroe, Morgan. Noble, Vm1on , and Washington Counties. by furnishing and installing 'railed pave· ment mlfrker matenals Project length- 0 00 feet or 0 00 mile Work length - vanous feet or vanous miles Pavement w1dth- varres " The date set for completion of this work shall be 11 set forth in the btdding propoul. " Eacfl bidder shall be re· quired to file with his b1d a certified check or cashier' • chack for an amount equal to five percent of his btd, but in no event more than fifty thouAnd dollan, or a bond for ten per cent of his bid. payable to the Director Bidders must apply, on th"e proper forms, for qualifications at leaat ten days prior to the date set for opening bids in accordance w1th unt1l ~ Monday. 1987. at 11 :00 a.m. and of: WHITE ROCK COAL MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER MG-St-3-F in accordance with the plans and ll*ifications prepared by the DEPARTMENT OF NA· TURAL RESOURCES, THE DIVISION OF RECLAMATION. COLUMBUS. OHIO BIDS W1U BE OPENED IN THE SECOND FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM OF 1B65 !BUILDING Hi OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF THE OHIO DE· PARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. THE EST!· MATE FOR THIS PROJECT AS DET£RMtNEO BY THE DIVISION OF RECLAMATION IS $164.627 00 A pre-btd meeting will be held on Thursday, May 7, 1987 11 10:30 am. at the tite ' Copies of the plans, speci· fications and proposal formt will be lorworded from the Division of Reclamation, Department of Natural Re· sources. upon reuipt of a check 1n the amount of fnlm tho Olvlolon of Recto- office of tho District Dopul'f motion. Deportment of Na- Director. a10.00 modo poyable to the Department of Natural Re· sources These may also be purchased with cash in the eucl amount. Plana and specification• become the propeny of the prospectiVe tural Reaource1, 1856 Fountain Square, Building The Director reserves the right to reject any and all H. Second Floor, Columlxla. bids.· PROM ROYALTV - Joe RouAh and Rachel Reiber , center couple, were crowned ·kinK and queen of the Southern llllh School Junior-Senior Prom Saturday night at the hlp school In Racine. They are pictured will members of ihe court who are. front from fefl , Tracie Hubbard, Kim .\darns, Joyce Foreman Wid Leglna Hart: back. Eric Ohto 43224 (Phono. (8 14) WARREN J SMITH, 288· 10681 . DIRECTOR Eoch bid mull bo it:com- MAY 4, 11 pllnied by 1 BID GUAR ANTY. meeting the require· Public Notice menta of Section 1113.54 oil - - - - - -- - - the Ohio Reviood Coda. IN THE CONTIIACTORS ARE AD· VISED THAT IN ACCOR· COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION DANCE WITH THE PROVIMEldS COUNTY. OHIO SIONS OF THE JANUARY 27. 1972 EXECUT1YE DR· IN THE MATTER OF DER 8V THE GOVERNOR OF SETTLEMENT OF OHIO. AND AMENDED EX· ACCOUNTS, ECUTM ORDER 84-8. RB· PROBATE COURT, RUARV 111. 19114, EQUAl. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Account• and vouchers of EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUN· lTV CONDillONS ARE AI'- tho foftowlng nomod fiduci· I v • I . LEAGUE CHAMPION REPRESENTATIVES - These individuals accepted league championship trophies for their respective schools at the SVAC banquet Friday. Pictured are, l·r , Missy Darst, Kristina Carroll, and Kelly Roush of Kyger Greek; · sherri Carter , i\ngle Caldwell, Zane ~ wrthdraw hiS btd within Sixty , \60) days alter the actual date of the opening thereof The Otrector of Natural Resources reserves the righ( to reject any or all btds, or to accept the bid wh1ch embraces such combinational ternate proposals as may promote the best mterest of the State As prov1ded in Section, 123.151 of the Ohto Revised Coda and Administra- tive Rule 123:2-15-02 of the Department of Admin Istrative Services, the CON- TRACTOR shall make every effort to ensure that certi· f1ed minorrty business subcontractors and materialmen parttclpate rn the contract The total valu.e of subcontracts awarded to and materials and services pur· chased from minority businesses shall be at least ten percent of the total value of the contract, wherever pos- ~ sible Anv person who tnten· ttonallv misrepresents h1m· self as ownmg. controlling, operating, or partictpatlng in a mmonty busrness enterpnse tor the purpose of obtaining contracts, tubcontracts, or any other benefits under th1s section shall be guilty of theft by deception • as prov1ded tor m Sectio~ 2913-02 of the Revised Code. -1 CONTRACTORS REQUIR- l lNG ASSISTANC~ IN SE> CURING BIDS FROM CERTI· • FlED MOE SUBCONTRAC' ; TORS AND SUPPLIERS • MAY CONTACT THE STATE ' EQUAL EMPLOYMENT CO· : ORDINATOR BY CALUNQ l 16141 466-8380 OR THE Ml· ; NORITY BUSINESS DEVEL· ' OPMENT DIVISION BY CAL- , LING 16141 466-5700 OR' • TOLL FREE ON 1·18001 282- : 1085. APPROVED FOR PUBLI· CATION IN The Doily Senti· , nel, Pomeroy, Ohio, on April 11 28. and May 4, 1987 RECOMMENDED larry W. Mamone, Chief : turol Raaourcoa. • 1866 Fountam Square, BuHdin; H, Second Floor, Columlxla. Ohio 43224. IPIIone: 11141 266· 1068). Eech bid must be accom- pllnied by 1 BID GUAR· ANTY. mooting t11o ntqulra- • : Charles Mauger fol' ' Joseph J . Sommer. Oirecto{ ~ Department of Natur•l Reaourcei • April 23, 19B7 , 141 29. (5) 4, 2tc lions league champ10nsh 1p 11oph tes were prese nted to Oak Hill for claiming the SVA C football cha mpions hip; K ger Cr eek In girl s' vollf'yball and Oa k Hill tn girls bas k etb al l, and Hann an T race tn boys ' bas ketb all. North Gall ta ru nn mg back R tchard Hur t recf'ived the Most Va lua bl e back awa rd . whtl e Hann an T race's Steve Jarrell received the M osi Va luable Linem an aw ard . M el Coen of Kyger Cr eek was named as SVAC grid coac h of the year. A member of Kyg€'r Creek's 24-1 SVAC r ham ptonshtp vQ llry - sin gl es, a double, a l ong 3 run hom e run and 7 REI's. M ark Corbtl t went a per fec t 4 for 4 with 4 si ngles. Charlie Barrett .and .Jeff M cE lroy eac h added a tr iple and a singl e. Dave H endrick s. Donme Becker , Brent B i ssell. and Chris Ha nning eac h added two singles apiece, w hil f' Todd Hysell. and Je f f Nel son each had a smgle. Scoreboard ... Majors \:\l lo.HII '~ 1.t 'C•l l· ,, ..j ~ .\'rw s ''· r.l'. \ct f , ~\ \ H ~ I 'nllo tl l't , ..., ~ ln lo r n u.l tn n II r :.,~ · \\ I I 'd l .l II II -~II II ~ :;1,; 1! II l !! J ,n u t~ !'i l ( hi• a~" ~ :\t ' ''' " I 'Jtl ... hq;h Unnl fi' oll J' tll I wf. . . l I~ )';,Ill trtUI lh 'I l l II I h i• . t l(n X l iM I~ I• !n :\:llurd II ·., Ito " nih ~ Sun IJu•,t:n I !II NOTICE TO BIDDERS • PURCHASE OF COMPUTER SYSTEM 1 MEIGS COUNTY • DEPARTMENT OF · I HUMAN SERVICES Seated proposals will be ; ' ' '" \ nr L I; )II \\ • 11 ,, I II .. 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':" lll lt lll loillll t'r 111 1i"' " t t\ rukn" I I I II " I l ,.ll bo I( <1\ :I- III 1'1 0 II Ill l'ltl ., hu r r:h ( 1',111 1 r.,•<ll I 11 II loi,IJI i lh ' IC II ' l o'I IIH "" \ n 1~ t fl lld ..,,tn I-II I ol I h/. ll(U ,,........... . "' ''"' ''"- ~, l'u11or~u i l ll)lll,.ull I !I 11 K '''' ·""I II\ ll~l l l"ut• l I-ll II lijl lll cs l,.n hllll l ltUi p ru eroy, Ohio at the Clerk's 01- Toledo rc·~ ults frce until 12 noon on tht 13th day of May. 19B7 an~ , at 2 o'clock opened by the Clerk of said Board for a t omputer system [hardware, software, installation; trammg and servicel to be ; used tor the processing of the General Relief payroll · /reportmg and medical claims processing for th~ Metgs County' Department of Human Serv1ces Each b1d proposal shall contain the full name of each person or company submrt• t ing a bid and ahall be ac· companred by • bid bond in th~ amount of either (1) a caShiers chec:k or certified check , on a solvent bank in the amount of 10% of the to· 1al b1d price or {21 a ~d sur· ety bond in the amount of 100% of lhe total b1d price. 4 Outside of Envenlope con - 1 tarning b1d must be cleerty marked; "B•d. Computer" Separate and independent bids will be received wi1h ' respect to the computer svt· ' tem to be purch•sed 11 pro- 1 vided by the apecifieM.ans Spectficetions end instruc· ~ lions to bidder• may be ob· te1ned •t the office of the ! eroy, Ohio. Bidd• must use bid form provided by': County. • Seid Board of Commil- , lioners r~~erve the right to w•ive formaUtiel to accept' , end reject p•rt• or all of llftV , end all b1d1. : • ball tea m , K ell v Roush.' received the MVP aw ard tn volley ball as di d K yger's Renee Ward m gtrl s bask etba ll Meg H anshaw of Symmes Vall ey, a form er Mars hall star was ~ a med gtrl s' coac h of the year as w as K yger's Scott Stemple In boys' basket ball No rth Gall la se nio r M ik e K emper was presented the MVP award for an out standing career In boys bask etball. Fol lowing ar e MVP pictures and SVAC championship team ptctu res along with hst of those pl aye r s ea rn i n g aiJ.l eag u c honor s. ' The Daily Sentinel <US PS IU96(11 1\ Ill vi"\on of Multlml'dla, Inc •. ' Pub l l~ ht'C1 l'vf'rv a fll'l noon Moml,n Ihi ou ~ h F'rldrn; 111 C11ur1 Sl. Po· m('rov Ohln bv rhr• Ohio Vallf'\' Pub ll~h l r.,[t Com p.mv Mu lt imflf.li,J ln r . Pom ('rov. Ohln 4~7fi~. Ph !t92 2 1~ Sr rnnd d.t ss pot-lai!C' pa id ~:~I Pom('rf\V Ohio Mrmbf>r. Unllf'd P1 f'!\1; lnlt'rn.l! IOn.tl In land Dailv Pr r" ~~; A <~.'!.Of' illllon .1 nd r hr Ohi o N(·w~ pa pr r Ass;orllllon Na1tonal Advrrtlsln a Rf'pl r~n l all\' £ , Br,mham Nrw !OipaJX'r S.IIN•. i:U Thlnt AH•nuf' Nf'v. York , Nrw Ynrk 10017 POSTMA~"'TER ' Srntl addt'f"'S 1h , tn ~ l ''i 10 ThC' O;~llv ~nli nrl Ill f our! ~~ Poi'1'K'r0\ Ohio 45769 SUII.'!CRIPTION RATES By Carrll'r or Mot or Roul l' Onr WC'f'k .. Onf' M o n lh . -·· . • . ... • Onr Yr.1r .... .. . SINGLE COPV • , Sl 2S ..s~ -l!l $fi!i 00 Todd Hys€'11 w as \he winning pitch_er . he went 4 1nnlngs. st ruck out :l. walkPd 4 and gave up only 1 htt Scot t Willi am s pitched 2 lnntngs gave up one run on 2 hit s . he struck out 3. Joey Snyder ptt ched the seventh str iking out one Mike Ba rtrum won his fifth game without a loss and Donn ie Bec ker htl a two run home r un and had 3 RBI 's In a 12-1 poundin g over the Vint on Co V tkin gs Sat urd ay aft ern oon. Bar· t r um pitched si x tnnm gs gi vin g up :l hi ls, no walks and str ikin g out JJ , In all fi ve starts this yea r th e ta l ent ed 6·5 . JUntor has reached d ouble fig ures In str ike out s. Becker led Meigs at th e pl ate with a two run homer. single and 3 RBl's. Bart r um helped him se lf at the pl ate with a si ngl e. doubl e and 2 R B J' s, Corbi tt added a si nglra nd a double. and Bi ssell and Han nlng Parh ha d a single. Meigs Is now 11 -ooveral l and ts In firs t pl ace In the T VC wi th an 10·1 record M eigs pl ays at T n mblc T uesday. t ravels to Vi nton Co Wednesday , plays an non IPague ga me T hur s<l av al A thens ami once aga in travels to At hens Hi gh Schoo l F t tday for class A A sectional p lay agai nst Alexa nder Llnescore Meigs .. .. . . .. . ..... 902 923 3-28 Mttlcr 000 0- 1 om ... ..n1. received by the Meigs Coun· • ty Commtts1oners. Pom· '" Morv E. Hobatetter, Clertl • Molfll County Boord ments of Section 113.5.& of of County Commlooionor~ • lho Ohio Reviood Code. ·' CONTRACTORS ARE AD· (4) 27: (61 4 , 2tc ' By Dave Harris ROCK SPRINGS- T he M eigs Marauders st ayed on top of the Trl -Valley Confer ence race w tlh two co nvin c in g win s I hi s weekend . Frida y nigh t aga inst the M illrr Falcons. Meigs scored 9 r uns m the fir st Inning a nd breezed to a 28·1 'win ov€'r the F'alcons. Mike led the Marauder hit carac1e as hf went 4 for 5 with 2 MVP'S HONORED Thest• outslnndlngathletes wer e honored Friday evening as hein g the best of th e best In lhe SV i\C In r es pectlv•• sports, earning Mosl Valuable Player honors. Pictured ar c. l·r, sitting, Kelly Roush of Kyger Cr eek , MVf' In Volteyhnll; Renee Ward of K yg-er TOLEDO . Oh io tUP l t K hyber Pa ss. driven by Cha r lie Rrown, made his move down the st retrh , winning Su nday night' s featured pace by a hrad over Ma nnart M ~gaspccd i n the fas test m tl<' of t hr season at Tol edo Rarewav Park. Khyber Pass rame out of Jhe pos t posilio.n and was fifth mu r h of the mlle. and was fourth at t he top of t he stretch. four length s beh in d. That's when Brow n be· ga n the winn ing drive. fin ishing the mil e In 1:57 4·5. Sock Wave M · C was thi rd. · Foo F oo Too and Chris Switched won the first t wo races of t he night loret urnS~ I 60on lhe dally doubl(' com bi natio n of 1and 4 2,369 wagered T he rrowd of $280.072. M eigs . . . V inton . . . .. . .. 2B Ol :i x-12 . 001 000 0- I Class A play to begin on Friday ROCK SPR l NGS- Two Meigs Coun ty tea ms were voted as top seeds Sunday af ternoon In the drawing for the Class " A" baseb all sec ti onal at Meigs High School Easter n was named top seed with a 13-2 over all record and 21 poin ts, whtleSouthcrnwas seeded second with 6 points and a fine 9-3 m ark . 1n t he draw Kyger Creek had firs t choi ce following the top seeds, followed by Crook svlllr. Southwestern . North Ga l l Ia. and Trimble receiv ing the leftover ber th T our nament play begi ns Fr l· day, Mav 8 and conclu des F'rt day, M ay 15 wit h the winner adva ncing to the Dtstrlct Tour ney at Unloto High Schoo l where they face the L ucasville wi nner. Admission for the tournament Is S2 adult s and $1 student s. Cr eek, MVP In Basketball. Back row, Richard Hur l of 'North Galltn , MVP In football as Mosl Vt!luable Back; Steve Jarrell of Hann an Trace. Most Valuable Lineman In lootball: and Mike K emper , MVP In bask etball from North Gallla. Ohio Out door.~ First day of wild turkey season said "best ever' ; ~ Meigs wins pair from Miller l ~r.o. \n~::t biddora and no rafunda will be made Additionel infor- Clerk of tho Motga Coun· , mation may be obteinec:l tv Commissioners, Pom- t from the Divition of Recla· mMkJn, Depannwnt of Na· RIO GRAND E - F nday evening out stand tng area athl etes were honored with a banq uet and awards cer emony as the Soul h· er n V alley Athl eltc Co nference held it s annua l banquet .ol Buck'eye H1l ls Career Ce nt er. Boll Gr ey of WY PC gavr th e W!'lcomln g address and ser ved as M aster of Ceremoni€'s for the annual event . w htc h honors at h· l!'tes of the league participat ing m fall and wint er sport s. P at St out. pn nct pal at Nor th Calha Hi gh Sc hool , m ade the award s presentallons to thosr athetes earning aii-SVAC honot·s. Followin g lndi vtdual presen t a- ll t~ t "l"ll Orvis1on of Reclamation April 23, 1987 APPROVED· Jones, and Rick Miller of Oak Hill. Standing were Jill Drummond and ~nee Ward of Kyger Creek: Chris P etro and Rick Swain ol Hannan Trace: and Janell ,Jenkins, Dawn Horton, Brian Evans, T ammy Welch, Kevin Stonekert, Mark Boggs, David Wood s. and J efl K elley of Oak Hill. Honor SVAC athletes Btds are sealed and acf.. dressed to. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES; DIVISION OF RECLAMA- · TION, 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUARE, BUILDING H, SECOND FLOOR. COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224. No bidder mev May 18, opened thereafter for fur· nishmg the materials and performing the labor for the e)(ecution and constr:uciion Department of Natural Resources. These may also be purchased w1th cash in the I)Ct<:t amount. Plana and apectfications become the Chapter 5526 Ohio Reviaad property of the prOtpet:tiVe Code. bidden end no refunds will Plans lnd specifications be made Additional infor. are on ftle in the Department mation mey be obtained of Tranaportation and the Milliron, Mike Wofford, Bruce Wolle, Smith. Red, sliver and black were used In the decoratlg theme to provide a sophisticated ~d e~tenslve setting for this year's prom which used the theme, ''On the E;d1e of a Dream." A buffet was held throughout the prom hours In the cafeteria. 25155 - Ftrst Partral Account of Rowena H Vaughan, Executrtx of the Estate of Glenn Eu gen e Vance, aka Gene Vance, Deceased Plans and spec1ftcations EQUAL EMPLOYMENT CO· are on f1le m the Department OR DINATOR BY CALUNG POI' I'\' IM V S - N in e·,V<'llr·old 'l'rici,t 'l'o hi·"· Lillie Miss l'njtpy, llf< 's<•nt, a pnpp_y tn M iddtcjtort Trustees, whi ch consists of one trust ee from each m ember public library board. determines pol icy , contr ofs finances, and makes final deci sions on what ser v ices will be offered. Ry ,JEIUtl' l'lfKRELI. Outdoor Wrlt o•rs i\ ssodatlon nf i\nwnca IJi, trihuted b~ Ul'l T he Ohto 1111 lston of Wt ldlif<> sa\'s th t< v eat ' s opening dal' of Ill(' hf',Jid('(i 1\t\d IU!kt•V was 1hP bPst r\ f' l' S (\ I SO il Oprmng dc1y rrco rdC'd llc.~ve bre n a st •.\11 f'LI S ~ dlm ost rvc1 \ 1·ura t' sinrr thr hunt ing seasons f01 !his bn d wa~ ('Si a b lishrd Th 1s vca r, 4111 u 1kr' s wrrC' t dkPn on opcnmg d. I) i\pnl 27 "Vinton C'ou n11 let! I h<' .\, rou nllrs OIJ('n lo turkr1 hu nt ing \\'llh R7 gobbl r r s · · l hr ell\ I~ ton SHOTOKAN KARATE MEIGS CO. KARATE CLUB BEGINNING CLASSES MAY 7 7 P.M. CARLETON SCHOOL SYRACUSE FOR INFO CAll 992-6839 OR 992-5896 satd · Nrx t hlghr•st was lf ork ing Count1 111 th ·Ill Ad,oms Cou nt\ w11 h '\'1 Mr tgs Count~ · wi th 2ti i\t hen' Count\' \\'tth 2'> and ll olrnrs l'oun t,· wJlh ~J · .................... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. M01 r hunters th ts l'l'at wil l b<' i.II IPI fur krvs th. tn 111 an1v olhr r John Vf'df Jn I f't'•r n l ti mt''- {H . ~% prt mt ts wc1r tssurcl for th <· 1~8i season. 11 ,9\:\ last ve lll' l T h•• ovrrall hat·vrs t earh vrur hus bern ascending t hr s" mr st.m· C'i! Sf' t hd l tlwo p C'nin~ dav r (' I'OJ ds h. ol'r bre n on Las t 1efr hun ters rook I Hlll to m ~. u nd cvrn morr "' e ex pect c<l to b(• r herk<:d_in t hi s Your Vote & lnlluor.ce Appreciated BLA£TTNAR Republican Candida te For .... ... :.!5 CC' nl ll 1 . Sub>:(' rlbl'l' " not df':'lirln.'! 1n p a\ t h r C'<tr rt. r mav rrm ll in Jd\lanrf' d lr l'<'t 10 ~----·········*'****•**'******'''''*'* Pai d for by the Cnndlda\e · John Blaettnar. 315 Wrltrbt St. POmeroy, Oblo 99Z·U55 H',l l ''Your next air conditioner should be a heat pump~ BOB VILI\ HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERT A regular central air conditioning system onl y works for you during a few summer months. A But the mod..,- ern electric heat pump operates 12 full months of the year. In the summer, it's an effi cient central air conditioner. In the winter, il teams up with your furnace to heat your home. And because of its high energy-efficiency, il can help you cut yo ur tolal heating bill. Get the complete story by contacting your power company or your heating and cooling dealer today. . Thr Oa.ll;.o ~n tinf'l on a 3. li M 12 m o nlh h11~1 -. Crrdll wllllM:> fd\ ('n f'arrlrr rarh Announcing the Reopening 1.\'f'('k No ~ u bM"r lptlon"' bv malt pl'rmlllN:lln areas whrrC' home- carrlf'f !£'rvlcf' Is .a\'ailabl<' • Malt SUiw:rlptlon.'J htfiWt Melp County .IJ w..ks .................... SJUI 26 We<>k• ... ..., .. . · .... $34 ~ 52 WePkS ...... , '"" · • · · · • $66 56 Out.. lde Mcl[lt County i3 Wreks ........ .. .... ~ -fiO 2& w .,.k, ......... . .. ... 52 Wreks .. .. .. .... $61 m • JUDY'S COUNTRY CURL STYLING SALON LOCATED 2 MILES WEST Of DARWIN ON STATE ROUTE 611 PHONE 992·5083 I - POMEROY VILLAGE COUNCIL PRI CE O.tll\· ' Ohio Power Company Part of American Electric Power �• Page""""4- The Oaily Sentinel Pomeroy~M~Ieport, Ohio Monday, May 4, 1987 Monday, May 4, 1981.- Davis' big bat puts Reds hack in ·first place By ,JOE CIALJNI . UPI Sports Writer'' PJHLAtJELPHIA (U P I) The Philadelphia Phlllles were· . just happy to. see Erlr· ll avis leave town. Davis capped a n ou tswnding three·game pe rforma nce by hit· tlng three home runs, includin g a grand slam , and driv ing in s ix runs Sunday to give the Cinci n· . nail Reds a 9-fi vietory ovrr Philadelphia. ·· He can do It all." Phiilics manager .John Felske said aft er Davis went nine· lor· n ~.692 1 with fiv e home runs a nd 11 RBI as ·c in cinnat i took two of three games from Ph iladelph ia. Davis, who had two home runs , Including a grand slam , In the Public Notice poliShed hitler," Cinci nn ati rrian - single to Gull lcck\ on and walked get the ball in on him but he' s jUst League· high 28 home · run~ IaS,t S ager Peie Ro$e ·said of Davis, Daniels and Kurt Stillwell. hot. " season. · • .The Reds took a 1·0 lead in the The Phillies scored three times ' who is in his second lull season In Sc hatzer reli eved Cowley and got Ihe major leagues ... He's a you ng Dave Pa rker !O pop out but Dav is first when Davis singled, siole olf Gullickson in the !lith as player an d he's learning 10 put . hit a 2·0 rltch over the left-!Ield second and srored Qn.a singiPhy Schatzederslngled and 's coredon the ball In play. He's got fence for his llt h home rl)n ol the Bo Dla.z. a triple by Milt :I'I10mpson . Juan tremendous bat speed. He put s .. ~a son. · Gullickson. Daniels and Davis ·Samuel doubled In · Thompson · the bat on Ihe ball so quick.'.' I" He had about a good a series all hit solo hom e runs in the third . and scored on ·a s ingle by Mlk.e . Davis si ngled and .·scored a run as you wil l ever see a player off Gross. 'w ho gave up a Na tional Schmidt . in his first at bat and was struck have. " Felske said ... We tri eq t0 ou t by Phlllles reliever Wally 1----'-----:--------'--------~---'------------·' Ritchie with two men on baseln · the eig hth inning. " I was just try ing to get him out:· said Rifchee. a. rookie makin g hi s second appearan ce. .. J t·hrew a couple ol changes and g<Jm e si nce Cl'sar CPdeno did it then got the fa st ball by him.'' aga i nsl the Sa n Francisco Gia nt s Bill Gullickson: 4-J, picked up on June 16, 1982. the win despite giving up nine " He's becomin g mo<·e of a hit s and six runs in 5 23 innings, • and he and Kal Daniels also hit solo home runs off Gross In the third as Cincinn ati took a 4-0 lead . J ohn Fra nco retired all lhree '· men he faced in the nlntn inning to pick up hi s fourt h save. He has now allowed only .one of 27 bail ers he ha s ·faced I hi s season WEIMaN liS, IOMI HOLIDAVI AND to reach base and· tha t occu rred WIATHIE~ CONDITIQNI ARIIXCLUI>ED. beca use ol an error. The Reds padded their lead to 8·0 in. the lourth as relief pitche r .Joe Gowley gave up a one-out . E.!l\ainl..... POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING- NEAR l!OCK SPRI~GS ROAD - Cou nfry home on 1·2/3 acre lot Home in good conditon with ·J bed· rooms, new carpetmg, in sulated, attached garage, siOf· age cellar. Big yard for you r kids. $33.00000. • pRICE REDUCED - MID· DLEPORT - Almosl 2 acres in the country with a nice mob<le home. 2 other build· mgs. Good location. ow ner wants a sale. MAKE OFFER $15.000.00 RIGGS CREST SUBDIVI · SION - REALLY NICE Split Ioyer home with 4·5 bedrooms all .in excellent co ndtti on. Garage, nice lot. W.B. hookup. blind s and sh utters <ncluded. WANT $54.900.00. ·coLORFILM £'~ o~.Y!!!~!G* LEE CIRCLE - SYRACUSE - Ni ce 3 bedroom ranch ·w1th dining area. large livm g room. laundry area. carport an(l outside Storage. Nrce nerghoornoa owner must sacrifice. $31.900.00. AQUA·FRESH TOOTH PAST.. SYRACUSE ~KINGSBURY ROAD - Ap· _proximately 143 ac re horse farm . House need s repair. · barn . horse corral. free gas : to the house. 3 oil and gas wells avar lable lor purc hase. All minerals. Ask lor details on wells. PRICE REDUCED MAKE OFFER $47.500.00. 19 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE . " 992-5776 Now Open for Spring Season Bridge Closing Special VEGETABLE PLANTS CJJANCEY INTERCEPTEI) - 'fire estimated :1~,000 who Hhowed up lor Ohio Stale's annual Scarlet and Gray spring gam~ Saturday In Ohio Stadium eertalnly got their money's worth. 'fh<• Buckeyes, In what has become the rule rather·!han lhr•exception In 'spring gum es, we re very lnollenslve. The lwo teams comhlned lor a staggering 34\lotal yards - 198 lor the Grays, who lost 10· 7, and 143 lor lhc winning Scarlet ., quad. Freshman rowr ,Jim Peel lntercepled two passes. Ills first, oil •1uurterbuck Mike Chancey, lormer Meigs phty<,., carne while playing lor the Scarlets and s<!t up their only tou chdown when he returned It to tht• Gray 11 . Th<· second w11s thrown hy 'fupa <~Iter P1•al ha d swil ched teams. lie w a.~ voted lllf' top d<'lend<•r. Red Sox end 2-8 road trip 8~ MAUK COllEN Ul'l Sports Wrlll'r Thr• Boston Red Sox an· slipp ing farther awa y from thei r America n LPaguc c h:<mpionshlp rorm of a yPa r ago . The Reel Sox rlni shccl a 2·B Wes tern road tri p Sunda y by gctt ln g 1rou need IH by 1he C.tllfornla Angels, lhr tram lhPy defeated In las l ypa r' s il•ague championship serie s. noug .DeCinces hit a grand slam and Jar k Howrll a nd Wa lly Joyner del lvt• rr•d two· ru n shot s to keep Boston 10 1·2 ga ml•s behlnrl first· place Milwau kPe. whi(' h lust to Seat tl e. : RUTLAND - Nrce ranch · type home on a level lot.3 : bedrooms. equipped kot chen. all in good condition. $ 1 PER DOZEN PACK $7 SO PER FlAl FLOWERING PLANTS H~nry $ 1 PER SQ. PK. $750 PER FlAl Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, many varieties; Geraniums, Violets & . Hanging Baskets. GEARY'S BODY SHOP 550 Page St., Middleport FOR JUST Served with whipped potatoes. chi~ken gravy. cole slaw hot roll , butter and coffee. Sorry. no substitutes except beverage with additional Ph. 992-3537 4-8-' 87-1 mo. $3.'25 CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992·5432 •• • · J&L BLOWN ·.INSULATION DIXIE 91NCH PAPER PLATES POMEROY, OH •. CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES PKG. OF 48 Fried Chicken POLE STYLE or CO,NVENTIONAL DIXIE -7 oz. PAPER CUPS PKG. OF 100 FREE ESTIMATES 'PH. 992-2772 4-2S.S7-1 mo. SANDY'S . . AUTO SALES good." l!oslon Ma nage r ,John good pil chln g, wr wen·n·t scor· ln g. W1• W(' J'l' blown out on"r In Sr ii ll It• :111cl hN<' lorlay. Wr· 9Q ORPJIE. MEAl. and\\ '(' ; Automotive Repair. & Service ' CAPUlS Pt<G. Of 30 lwvpn't hrt•n abl£' to put thi s TUNIUPS to TRANSMISSION ...... CALL 992-7403 Apt. St. Rt. 33, Pomtroy, OH. togethPr i n u c los t' ga m<' . .. .. It was an rx tre mr l.v t ou~ h trip. ph)'Sicall.v a nd nw ntall y. · just a had 1r ip a II 1hr wa y arollllfl. '. HNI So., ou tfield l"r [)wight E vans s: ild. "1-: n•ryl hlng Is high ll ghtt'd when you' re go ing bud . nol plal'i ng good basclm ll - th at·s olJ,·ious. We w,.·,... We'D Sell You A Used Car or fix Your Old One ·nn mo. IVORY SHAMPOO X·BODY1 NORMAt,_DR'!c Oltr OR UNS1..1. OK 49! just huvP to hus li(' our wa~· out of l t. " California sl tll'l<•r .J ohn Canrlr· la ri:), 4-11. sca tt e rw l srvrn hits owr i 1·:1 lnt11n)!s to pos t his el!(hth strai ght vi ctor)· d;J tlng bar k lo Aug. 20. TllC' :1:1. )'t' ar·old left ·ha ncl rr slrurk ou t lhrre. walked two a nd .v iC'IliNl two homers In imp ro1·tng his rl'ror·d to 2J.!i In tiH'r{' sp;Jsons with California. Dl•Ci ncrs' six th ra rrrr slam and thi rd homc•r oft hr )·ear ra mc olf reliever Wcs Ca rdnr r and ca pped a slx ·r'un outburs ! in tiw sixth Inning. Ca l!lor nla had already built a 5·1\ead olf losrr .\I Ni pper. :1· 1. on Howell' s fifth homer in th(• fourth Inning, a nd .Joyner 's seventh homer. which cha sC'cl Nipper In the flit h. In ot he r games. Chicago edged Ba ltimore 4.:1. M ln nesota nipped New York 4-'3. S a tt ic delea t!'d M i l wau~ rr 7<1. Oakland blanked D\<lrol l 2·11, Ka nsas City shaded Clevela nd 2·1 and To· ront o beat Texas :1.1. .'· • SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYL I ALUMINUM • Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Comphtte .Gulter Work 20 years "Free Estimates" CAll COllECT: Ph. (6141 843-S42S · 3-9-'IH mo. Popcorn: 41ft OZ. BAG YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - work !free Twins 4, Ya nkN•s 3 At Mlnnesot a, Kirby Puckett hit his seventh homer of the year, breaking a 3·3 tie in the elg hlh Inning and llfllng Ihe Twins . < E1timat~1} C. ·YOUNG Ill 992·621S or -992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio RITE 4-W86 1c RITE RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY 208 EAST MAIN STREET dolla,s (S1SD.OOO.OO) for th8 pUrpose of improving, reconstructir,g, renovatipn , rem~deling, furnishing , and equipping building and fa· cilities as prov.ided by ,law. The Maximum number of years during which such bonds are to run is .1 0 years .· The estimated average ad· ditional tax rate amounts to SO.Q4 for each one hundred · dollars of valuation. which is .40 mills for each one dollar of valuation, in excess of the ten mill limitation·. as c~rti· fied by the County Auditor . The Polls of said Election will open at 6 : 30 o ' clock A . M. and remain open until 7:30 o·ctock P.M. of said ' ·- k 1987 . Seated proposals will be opened ori May 20 at 1 P..M. 141 1 J . 20. 27: 151 4. 4tc P~blic in the Office of the Commts· Notice ~~?:."co~.:''~·~us~o~~~: NOTICe TO BIDDERS eroy , Ohio, and read aloud at that Thetime. consulting fiom of MCNelly. Patrl'ck & Ass.oci· ates will be analyzing all bids tor odherene to specitica· tio!ls, all questions regar~ing.bid .materials are to be dt· rected to Mr. Rick Patrick at 1987 . 599 9 S DINETTE/4 CHAIRS ................ _............ • 12 Months Free Financing· 1.----__;.,...,__~_..;.._4_-_7_·'·87_·_1_m_o_._. Reside~1ial - Commercial - lndustriel Free ,Estimates - fully Insured ROOFING ~ Shingles. Rolled Roofing. Gutters and ln· . ~ulating Root Coating CARPENTRY - Additions. Garagos ,' S~n Decks CONCRETE WORK- Sidewalks, Basements and Drive· ways or reject any and all bids . Bidders must bid on coverage equal to or exceed· ing the specifications as listed. The County of Meigs, "'5--;H;-a::p:-:p:-:y:oA-:;d;:s-- Ohio reserves th~ right to rf;tjact ariy propo,sal that does riot include all coverages as liSted ~ Ariy deviation from SIDING - Vinyl, Aluminum , and Wood PAINTING - All types including space age insulliti!lg Daint. . SANOBLASTING ,...Ory ·Biasting. Wet Blasting. and Vacuum Blasting of structural steel. tanks , buildings, and miscellaneous items . FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 614/949·2686 4·15 l mo. pd. MOIIAWK CARPETS STAINMASTER WEAR DATED Happy Birthday Betty-Boo Excellent benefits, pension plan. long term disabil ity, hospitalization, salary commensurate with eKperience. Equal Employment Opportunity CONTACT: TERESA COLLINS , R.N. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL POMEROY, OHIO 614-992,2104 SALES & SERVICE Pay Your Cabla & Phone Bills Here 1 BUSINESS PHONE PH. 949-2801 or, 949-286'0 16141 992.6!!0 RESIOINCI PHON! (6141992·77!4 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS PO'MEROY HOME REPAIR All types Carpenlry, Plumbing and Electrical Repair 25% Off for Senior Citizens. Free Est. humidifitrs, furnoct, heat Call 992-6952 leave message on machine il no answer. 4·16·1 mo. commerc:ial unill. Installation of ductwor~ & pumpt:, ond air conditioning. All work guaranteed. CAUI614l 985-4222 SPEC'IAL: HElL- Package air VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Windows •New Roofing New Homes Built "Free Estimates'' PH. 949·2860 or 949-2801 "FRII ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 4-28.'8].] mo. )CUT OUI FOR FUTURf USII KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Make• •Dishwashers •Ranges •Washers •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·11c Howard L. Writtsel ROOFING Electronic Organs Mobile' service 614-843-5248 RfASONAilf - RtliABIE 8·20·'86 tfn -· 1,,) REBUILT I REPAIRED GuHers Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting SUGAR RUN ASHLAND FREE ESTIMATES POMEIOY, ON. 949-2263 or 949-2168 . . 190 MULIERIY AVE. PH. 992-9949 HH7-11n GAS - WATER . ELECTRIC Bob Barton, Owner n ..f16.f1n H- 915·3137 ENTERTAINMENT WED. 9·1; FRI. & SAT. 9:30-1:30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN. 3 A.M.-12 A.M. MONDAY-SATURDAY ' 10:30 A.M.-2:30A.M. J&N CONSTRUC.TION Will Do .... Carpentery - Vinyl & Aluminum Siding -PaintingDrywall Free Estimates Reliable Guaranteed Work 992-7636 We Are A Private Club Now Accepting New Members POMEROY 1 OHIO U j if ' #f l•tllll 110. I Nllle/ub Charge $2 .00 4· 17·1 mo. FuiiM Brush , or insurance 41leil. experience. If you are a member Of AAA YDU .kn ow the VIIUe of the product you will be selling. · Share that knowledge .w ith others and get paid for it. Send resume or work history to /II,AA , The Auto Club of Southeesttnn O_hio. · 7l0 Waller St. Ports mouth, OH 45662 , ATT"-.: BOM Bates. Governmont Jobs . $16.040 · 859,230 yr. Now hiring. Call 805,687· 6000 Ext. R-9806 for 3 year old black female Dech· sund . Very gentle. Not spay ed. 614·992·6769. 2 male kitti)M!l, 1 black & grey . 304 -896·3681 . Puppies. mhced breed ·to good l'!ome. 304-675-6999 . Electric sto ve, neuds som a .tB· pair, 304 -468· 1667 . 8 Public Sale & Auction Cash in e dav the Auction way. Click ' s Auction Servicu, 304· 896-3430. licen&o No . 764-87. Hiring! Government jobt· yoUr area. s 15.000 · 868,000, Phone call refundable. {602)838· 8886 bt . 1449. Federal, State, ~ nd Civil lliervlce jo.bs &16 ,707 to S69, 1'48 v4faf.. t, ifing . · Call J o b line Now 1-518·469· 3611 Ext . F - 13~60 , for info. 24 hn . AVON . no serviCe charge. open territofles , ph one ,304 -676· 1429. ••tr• VETERANS-Earn money in the Army National Guard . 304· 676 -3960 Of 1·800 •642· 3619 . StOfe clerks. Pic~ up application,· at V&ughans Market. Maso n, ISuJar Run Area ) HOURS, Wed.•Thuro..F ri. Riverine Antiaue5 HANIICIAFTED COUNTRY 1124 lost Moin ~1. Pomeroy HOURS: Tues.-Wed .- Fri. II a.m. to 7 [.m. Sunday: I p.m.-7 p.m. by Chance or Appointment 24 HR. SEIVICE flowen, Sewing , RUSS MOORE 992·2526 a.m. lo S p.m. Saturday 10 A.M. lo t2 NOON Other times by <han[e or 101l 992 ·S7311or appointment. ITEMS Wood -Crochet ·Ouilting 4·U· l 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Models 3· 17·2 mo. pd . 4-11-l mo. Balke! lid• COMPARE OUR PRICE!I 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT TOP CASH paid for '83 model ~282 . Used Mobile Home• Ph 614· 446-0176. Older hard cover Gra ce Living· 1ton Hill Bookl. No paperba cks. Ph . 614-446-9629. Buyin" daily void . &ll\ler coins. rings, jewe lry, ete rllng waro. old c(llns. latge currency . Top pr i· cet. Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave . Middleport . Oh. 614· 992·3476 . Turkey "hen s. 304-773· 6878 . Bouquet Mo1on, W. Va. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS Pll«l & IARIARA VAN METER l04 · 773·SS7! Allor S St:1v1~es Help Wanted AVON : Benetlt1, ttl-employed. in1urance available, ,Priltl. good 111rnlng, own produ cts at cost . Cat1814- 448 -2168. lnatructort naeded Ttl Sttte Buuty College. lmmedlete op· enlnQ, days S. eveninga. Full or Part-tim e. Ce11814 -8t7· B612 . X· Aay T"chn lcl en must be willing to t11vet with portable unit , Send r11ume with queiHicatlo r~ to P .0 . BoJI 33 Galllpolla, Ohio This Week live Entertainment Wed .. Fri. & Sat. Night 9:00P.M. to 1:00 A.M. The Medall ion Band 12.00 Cover BOWLING II FREE LANCE 35MM PHOTOGRAPHEI Pomeroy Bowling Co: 382 t . 2ND sr. Tronlftrt: JSmm & 110 Posi · VHS HOME RECORDER ti,. Slides lo VHS Video iopt •Weddint.• •Graduation • •Valuable• •Ins. Claim• •Special Events CAll 7 DAYS A WEIK 992-7632 Good Fri. & Sat, nichts or any open bowline. time. Call us for parties for your eroup. 992-3432 or 991-2403 We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks _ PAT HILL FORD 4/ t / 1 mo. f . 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc 15 Schools Instruction Retrain Now . So utheuteu\But· lneu College. Call 814· 4484367 . lawn Mower Repair & Service. Ulfld lawn mower• for 1ale & lawn cutting, 304· 876-1663. 18 Wanted to Do Jim'• odd job• p1lntlng, drive· wey renaling , carpentar work & root repa ir, tree• • hldgee upttlenced, Call 614-379 · Mature ch• iatian man grounds keeping, hehdy men. lawn cafe Ph. 5 I 4·446·Z7SO. c., a. phone needed. TUPPER · WARE . Ph. 614 ·364 -4001 . . Pl1no leaaont In my home. fl\le mlnuttt outlide of Gallipolis. Call 814·446·8638 work, or 446 · 7649 horns. Bookeeplng In my homa. Ref. on request. Vlrg lnl• Slmma Ph. 61 4·245·9191. . Will do babyllning In my home. Dodrill• Private Home Cora. Have room In my home for thrfl" eldet'ly ladlea. May 20th For lotormetlon. C1ll Priscll\1 Ph. 8H· 388· 819~ after 4pm. or Needed Medical Roco•ds Clork 388·U90. to• o 100·bod SNF·ICF Foollltv tocoted Jn Jockson. Ohlo. p,.. Will mow lewna vrous medi cal record ex perience 814-448·3668. hcollenl benolhs send "'umo Four Winds Nursing Cen1er. 216 Selh A\lt., J1ckson. Ohio 46840 Alt. Admlnlatrator. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE An aggretslvt growing .;omp l ny 11 ieeklng indlvl,d ullt who would llka to begin 1 ctreer In retail manegement. Company will COVal 811P I!IMIM. If YOU w t nt 1n opportunity to grow, tend 1 re~ume and ulary roll· qulrementa to WII· C•r Enter· prlsi•. In c.; P.O. Bo• 13~8. Porttmouth, OH 4666 2 1Uin and Babyaitt er needed In Thurmln area. Ph . 882 · 7808 e fter 6pm, Me" Cutter pa rt t ime Point P1eas•nt •rea. Send n•me phone number •nd r811.tm ft tO AI. 1 Bolt 347. Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. 2&&16 In town. Call e. Tu111. Wed . M•v 5, 9·5. 167 Woodland Dr. Clothing, cnll ~tC11 · ble1, new crah item• 1nd auppUea. Lots of gooditt . 6 hmily . 3 mlltt out on Mill Creek . Ad. Mav 1 thru 9th . 9·6pm. Everything che•p. Garage Sale· fii Family M•v 4. 6. off 66 4 2 milet fro m Portar toward• cheshire. S•l•. 1quere dancing thlnga, j6n1. bikes, ton lawn mower. Bob McCormick Mon· T1.1et·Wt d. Porch Ytrd S•le 5 So 8 4 mihtt out 588 Giveaway Houn wlndowa. 304-875· e14- Will do mowing, painting diV • · 81bv 1l1tlng evanlnga, 304 -882· 2010 1nytlme. Will do home ..wing, Iewing aonatruetlon and m ending. 304· 773·6896. Fin~ n e t~ I 21 Buslne11 Opportunity l NOTIC E I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommend• thai you do butlne u with people you know , 1nd NOT to aand money through t he m1il until you have lnvntlgtted thfl offering . For .lease. Su n 011 !Sunoc;:o) lot:ttion 282 W. Mo~ln St .,l Pomeroy, Ohio. For lnf orm,tlo'n . '"'' 106·138-4423. Middleport & Vicinity .. ... ........... ... .. ...:. ·lc - • C1uport S~~tl lt 9 18 S Third, M iddl eport 811t . Mey 2. 10:00· 4:00. M on and Tur!J. May 4·5, 10:00·4·00 3 f tm ily. Third 1nd Ch!t'ry Sts.• At , 124. S yrAcuu. Ohio. IUda cloth ea, toys t~nd more. Mon. end Tve•. M ay 4th and 5th . M ev 4 t h end 51h. 40 Riverview Drive . Middle port. 9·7 Rain postpone• to Mev 6th and 7t h1 M onday and Tuesdev . May 4 and 6th . Dew St o ff O rtnt St. M lddl&port. Thre. alt condlllon· era. boy a cloth ea, tlze• 10-12 , Mens jMnt And 1hirt1. houu· hold items Etc antique blbY btd, Ph•ypen. eelllng llghu, Ctfllm aaparator, aom• c;:lo lh .., • much more. ..... "Pf Pleasant" ·· 45771 . ent'rv May 12. 814· 742·2393 or 742·3091 . '· & Vicinity on 'v'anco Rd. ~ol of mltc. llama. WANTED •. Gh1s tQH 8· 12 end 13-19 fOt ModMn Miss Prelim I. nary. For more informttion cell 304 ·372· 2518 . O.t<tllne f or c.n .......Gallipolis-........ . .......P.oiii'iirov......... ; 3 Announcements Lldy would like to mHt alneere m•n 155 or .oldiiN'. Phot o appre· elated. P.O. lox 717, Rtcfne. L1wn mower rtpalr , Will pick up and dellvor . AI IO ll;ht hauling. '( erd Sa\81 An noun cr, nwnl s 1.937. Work w11nted mowiflg, odd Joba. M eigs. GaiHa a_nd Maaon Cou n· ties. 614 ·992·6689. Full· tlme excitement • ~irm prlzet 2 patl·tlme, 1 full· tlma. Yard Sale May 12· 15. 9:00 to 1. '6 mile aut ot Porter on 654. Clothes &nd lou of misc. 4 Situations Wanted Ph. 6t4·992·1087. 938 ·6870 , M·F, Barn to 5pm {Centrel Sund,.rd T'ime\. Rt. 12 4, Pomeroy Ohio Iring thk ad with your fornly or grO<rp to bowl 2 games an~ got Ont frtoll 12 46631 . Pert-Tit'fle t12.ooo. 118.000. No selling, " 'PI!III buslne•• · Sat your own hOura. Tr1lnlng pro~ded . Call 1-81 2· ~~~ 1 mo. 61 lmpltiYIIII~Iil seo.ooo. Roger H~sell Garage 6-l J.tfc Plt~asa nt . 17 Miscellaneous TlmoUO.OOO AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ,Alto TrUtMIIIIOI PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Part· time meat cutter for small grocery sto re . Send retume to 80.11 P30, cera Pt . Pleasant Regltt•t. 200 Main St . Pt . end newer used cars . Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eattern A\le ., Galllpoll1 . Ca ll 614-446· For buainell accounts. Full· tl0·8·tf c 4·17·1 We pay c ash fo r late model clean used cars. Jim Mink Chev .·Oidslnc. REPS NEEDED mo. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! · 949-9070 or 949-2045 Wanted To Buy _.;::~.::,:,::;.LI'o 49135 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 I0 9 in long term cara · la preferred. G&M TV REPAIR ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL THE HAT RACK • U..lltJ.Itl.lmm l'tllu< IIYntD MEMBERSHIP 55 00 ·. Non-Member Cover 7 POOL 992 ·990 1 L_ _____________ ACTION : TOWING • Telemarketing Oppo_ rtun'lty. If you htvl)' pre'1ious telem•ket·' ing e!IJMtrlence .and are looking · for a c~tetr inst..d of a job. pleate conaidtt' AAA -rhe Auto Club of Southettern Ohio. An Ideal opportunity fo~ Hlet peo· pUt wi1h .Avon, TUpperware. 24t6. Llvt 511 (lin USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES • lut. Ph. 915-3113 2 milt oata, 8 months old. Have had shots i!. hi!V 8 .b&1ln declewed. Ca~1614• 446 - 325?. 11 24 HOUI TOWING & lOAD SEIYICE · DRf"INS Vary od lth h'ld cdog. Jl 614 go w ' ' ''"· • · 446-4314 betw een 8&1 1 AM 8. 7&10 PM. Small black•11n male 8·13 U Itr AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS NEW- REPAIR seagrepuppies. 8,., . ,d 61H46·2364. 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ~PIT~ ,gJ ~ ' ..· 3 l·ll·tln TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service old kitttina. Ph. 379·2597. ~ (6141446-7619 or (6141992-6601 PH. 742-2027 No Sunday Calls J.R.'s REPAIRS Collle, freettiogoo'dhome:Ph. 446 ·7026. Jet black outlide cat & 2·3wk Halp·Wanted Buying junk can. Call aft er 6:00 pm . Call 1)~4 · 992 · 5648 . FREE ESTIMATES 4 ·8- '87·1 mo. SIDING CO. . RESIDENTIAL / COMMEA CI AL Price: $1069.95 plui to• . BISSELL •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows Computerized Hearing Aid Selection 0 Swim Molds - Interpreting Services Let lh Fence You In conditioning for mobile or modular homes, 2'1t or 3 to11 units instellad on pad & ready to cool . •VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION J&L BLOWN INSULAnON •Replacement Residential and small , Middleport, Ohio 992-6173 4· 16-87·1 mo. LiJ Licensed Clinical Audiologist l: FENCE COMPANY l /2a / il~ HEATING & COOLING Hobson Drive ~ USA M. KOCH, M.S. ACCENT We Carry Fish ing Supplies 6876. ·e Adorable puppies f'!alt Bordtf 814·446·3612 LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET -z Business Services PLUMBING & HEATING 168 North Stcond Middleport, Ohio 45760 Small brawn male puppy, AP· prox. 6wk_1. old . Ph. 814-245- 11 Hill Gane Johnson 5 , 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET & PADDING Expert Installation Up to 36 Months Financing Av~i.lable IMMEDIATE OPENING, I.C.U. BISSELL BUILDERS Give~wav . wv. the specifications must be so noted. · Two cOpies ot the bid · forms have been provided. one copy of the Bidder FULL TIME- NURSE WITH EXPERIENCE IN I.C.U .• C.C.U. PREFERRED. Arrtlllritlll Jolror Dttrt, ' Ntw Ntll.ol, llllh llog farmE.,;,.nt ~---l:.;;-3-:;,:'16::::.::,1fc~ TWIN MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ 598.88 FULL MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ..........., 5148.88 CH ESTS.. .. _.. , , 549 •95 R"CLINERS < ' '"' 599 •95 GHEEN'S PAINTING, INC. REGISTERED NURSE All Types of lriMIIIn1 Perti & Serwl11 W. , M • p Oh'10 .. 108 · . Gln1 . Olneroy; PH • 992 3307 · • 4 current federalli1t. ' Proposals are to be sub· mitted based upo!"' the bene· fits as outlined in the following specifications. The · County of Meigs, Ohio reserves the right to ac· capt EMPIRE FURNITURE 11 Help Wanted U. S: RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO .. Far• E••l~•••t • Fe~ . 17. marka~ as " Se.aled Bid Health Insurance ·~. MuiQs County School District ~~ the Spe· Commissioners cial Election to be held in Court House Southe·rn Local School 11isPomeroy. Ohio 45 769 trict, Racine, Ohio , at there· 'S&'tlied proposals Shal.l be gular places of \IOting therereceived in the Office of the in , on Tuesday, the .5th day: .Commissio. ners, . County of of May, 198J., the question Meigs, Court House, Po· of i'ssuing bonds of said meroy, Ohio 45169 .for h()s· Southern Local · School · pitalization, surgical, major . 1'·800· 782 -4278 . 141 27: (51 4. 2tc Board ln the amount of one mediCal. dental and vision hundred and fifty thOusand care until noon on May 20. SALEJ I SDYICE ....... POMEROY, OHIO PHARMACY PHONE; .992-25.16 Dated is to be r8turned and one i:opyistoberetalnodbythe Bidder. All bids muit. be Jane M. Frymeyer·. Director Ecfucation- South8rn Loca·J THE DITCHING SERVICE ·BOGGS Whit~ Sox 4, Orloh•s 3 AI Baltlmort'. Donnie Hill singled home pinch·runner Steve Lyons wit h two out In Ihe eighth Inning lo give tlw White Sox a sweep of lhP three-ga me series. Addona end remodeling Roofing and gutt• work Concrete work Plumbing and lllactrical V. ( Board of Elections. of Meigs County. Ohio willl;ut submitted to a vote of the people of said Board of Worked in home area HERR'S Bv Order of the day of February ; 1987, there CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prices" COMBINATION DINNER DINING ROOM ONLY 7 ,. dey. ,·. !B~u~.~s~in~·.~e~s~'s~~!!~~ "p,..:u~es~t,-io-nn~a ir_e_a_~d=Bi::;d•Fo::r:m:z:: ~ Public Notica · E. Cleland Jr. AW Open 9-5 Daily, Sunday 1-5 M('Nu m ant said . '' Wtwn W(' go t ('O il~ ·L· t iw·l~~ NOTICE is h8reby given that in purs~ane e;_ of a Re· solution of the Boa'ri:IOt edu· cation of the Southern Loc·al Sf::hool District, Racine, Ohio, paSsed on the 1 992-6191 Jean Trussell .. ... 949·2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992·5692 •"ffice ....... ..... .... 992-2259 "This roatl triJJ l'l <.~s no t twc n hnvcn ' 1 1111 Public 1\fotice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF BONDS Red s ' g.;, viclory over Philadel· · phi a on Frida y ni ght . hit a solo ·home run off P hiiHcs sta rl er Kev in Gross. 0·4, in lhe third · Inning, a gra.nd slam, the third of his career , off reliever Dan Scha tzedcr in the fourt h and a no ther solo shot off Schatzeder in the six th . " I saw lhe hall good and had so m e good pil ehes to hit ," sa<d Dav is, who now has 12 homnu ns an d 2i RBIs thi s season, bot h tops In the Nation:JI Leagu e. •• Jt was my da y toda y ... Davis beca me the first Reds' pla yer to drive in six runs in a The Daily Sentinel- Page-S ·· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio & Vicinity M1y 6 , 7 •• 1 . 218 ThWd Ava. Lot•·Evarythlng. Ni ce houst· tJold furnilhlnga . AppHanott. ttfrlgtralor, f,.ezer, & ftmily, dothlno· babV through adult, gunt, btd spre_.a, hJrtJI· ture, dlah•. jawelry, amall or- 1.:. crttm frlftltJ, mite. Tturd Ave. Tuea .. Wed., & . ................................. Yard Stle, 3408 Mollman•Ave , right Plll t Btltmt~ade Ch,u rc;: h, Mov 4t~ . 9,00·6,00. 15 familin. Monday thru S•tur· day, Red brlc~ houte below Siders Jewelry, Gall~lla Ferry, Spif'Cill 1ectlon stuH a biQ for 11 .00 . Cheap pric11. �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel 21 Bu.s iness Opportunity 47 Space for Rent Office Space fo!' Ren1. E•cellent , for At1orneys, 4ccountanl, etc. Cl~se to CouM Hou... .Cell WISflmen Real Etlate Agency property In downtown Middle- 2 tfltlil bulfR811 lpiCI!I j1 large. 1 small): 4 renovated ottice rooms ; 1torage rooms. port . MARRIAC7f 614-446-3644 COUNSELOR Will divide to auit tenanta for Contact Yvonne S c ally at 614 - 992· 2353 or 614 -594-2661 . MOT NEW CONCEPTI Open a $ 13.99 Ladies Apparel store selling top brand name clotking w orth up to $40.00 for $13 .99 and ltt$1. We alao open large siJe. child rens.and oftpriee i nvent o ry , fixtur es . in -ator111 training , supp lies and mu ch more . Ca ll anytime for broc hurfl 47 Wanted to Rent 1-904-785-4111.. 3 Qr 4 lledroom house in Kyg er Crflek School District. Reteren· CH Ph. 614·446 -8621 . Professional Services Merch andise ~ · IJ Carpet installation. 304 -615· 6884. "Ah, .you've progressed to Real Estate Callahan ' s Used lire Shop. Over 1,000 tires, sires 12. 13, 14, 1 5, 16, 16.6. 8 mihn out At . 218. Call 814 · 2 ,66 - 82~ 1. 51 Household Goods touching again." SWAIN· for Sale Now 38Fl 2 car gerage. brick lront, front porch , nice lot . 6 m il es S o ut h of GRI Iipolis 1:47, 600. Ph. 614 -446 -8038. Must Sell: Make Offllf; 1 BR, carport, sufldeck, ~aRI'Im&nt , gas furnace. 64 Mill Creek Rd. Ph. 614-446-2639. s 1000. Down - S21 3. per. mo. small 2 bedroom house . Carpet & air conditioner· 100'x160' Lot. 6 miles from town . 61 4· 446·8698 9am to 6pm. 2BR . Ranch Styla House, full baaement. 2 batfls, one attached gange & breeuway . Sur · rounded by atand o1 pines on 13 Beret. Pond, new fence. barn. Ca ll dayt 61,-446 -2107 or ""'fining• 246·5600. for Relit N EW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST. GAlliPOliS. RT 35 . PHONE 6 14·446· 7274 . 1980 Fairmont Bayt~ i ew Deluxe 14x70 furnished, 2BR, natural 011 haat, CA, on privele rented lot . On Rt. 35 Rodney , Ph. 614 ·446· 7844 . 1983 Skline 14x60. 2 BR ., AC , e•tra nice. French Ci ty Brokerage Sf!rvieea . Pfl . 614-446· 9340. 198-1 Shultz, 3 bedroomR. 11!1 bftthl, total elechlc, central air with many eMtrll. 304·876 - 6969, 3 BR Brick, 1V1 bath s, CA . near HolliH Medical CAntflr. Fenced In lawn. t48 ,600 . Call 614· 33 3 Bedroom wit fl Attached gar· agn, forced air gaR. fireplace, ha rd woo·d floors , in town $27,000 . Ph. 614·446· 1171 or 446 -4306 . 7 1 acrAl Guyan Creek at Glen· wood ha1 wells. springs . barns and buildings Ph. 304 -622· 19 16. Farms for Sale 266-6265. Modern 3 bedroom llome lnme. Lg. kitchen plenly of ceblnets, refrigerator , el11ctri c n nge, dil · posa l. dining room. 2 full baths. ca rpeted, lull basemen t finished, CA. new gel furnace. tenc&d in backy41rd, lg . earport. Ready t o move In to , good location on Sunse1 Or. on Second Ave . Ph. 614·446· 2573 or 44 6-1171 . 38R . 2 baths, garege. Lg. kltcllen , dining room, lg. living room. AC, 9 'h% interolt S3000 down & t.11ka ot~or poymont1 . Ph. 614-446-2472. 3 Bedroom 1 ecu1 Harrisonville area t18 ,600. Ph . 614 -742 · 3168 , 4HR , 2 baths, lR , OR , kitchen In city $27,000. Ph . 614 -446· 6583 .. For Jfl18,by ownAr: 2 story house In Middleport overlooking park. JO yr , guernteed vlny le siding, w ·w c 11rpet. 1'h batt•. unique woodwork . 614·992· 5126 1 Govflrnment homes from ,, . (U·rapelr) Delinquent 1111 propert y. ,. ePOIIetlions. Call 805681·6000 E~~:t . OH .·9806 for current rflpo 1111 . 3 BA .. recreation room, kitchen, dining room, l11rge front and bACk porch. 8•1 0 wDOden build· lng . yard whh ohain link fence. Rustle Hills, Syracute, Ohio. 614 · 949 - 29 10 between 9 · 4p.m. 6 14-992 -15866 efter4 :00 p.m . 6BR Ho?l• for 111le. 20 aetAs . OwMr flnl!lncing. 839 .500. or tent at $300 per month . Ce ll 614 ·992 · 7160 . • 1 rooms, 1V1 bath. houte In Chester, Ohio. Price reduced fr om S27 ,000 t o 826 ,000. C ft ll 6 14 -966 ·367 1. Middleport . ruflnlshed in1ide. 6 room1. bath, large porch. gar· ~tge . w nrk shop. good lnclltion. C11ll 614· 992 -2602 . . Government Homes from S1. (U repAir). Delinquent lax property. e... H04440H for current repo lisl. Gov ernment HomfiJ-trom S1 (U rep&lr) Also tu delinquent and foreclo1ure proper1ie1. For lil t· ing, Cl'lll (refund/lble) 1 ·316· 733-6062. EX T. 02021 . Pomeroy , no down paym ent n ee ded . Th r ee blldroom . equipped kitchen. bllth. bftRe· men!. AC . carport , CRII 614992 ·2602 . 3 bedrooms, 2 CIH garage. b81Bn'lenl. 1 acre lot . four m il es hom Point Pleaunt. priced in mid· fift!u Cal\304 -675 ·58 36. House for sal e· ront . 3 bedroorn, 2 full bath, bullt ·in kitchen , centrAl air, 3 miles trom1own on At . 2 Nonh, 304 -676 ·2886 . A sk Butch Qurenltfl. All br ic ~ '2 ·Rtnry, 3 bfldroom, 2 h1111h , forme! dining room , base· 20 acre farm Honnan Trace Road, Glenwood, W. Va. f or more information Cllll 304 -773· 6118 or 773-6 186 after 6:00. 11 0 acres. Leon BRden Rd., HouSII & outbuilding. Stream thro ugh property. 304 -468 · 1066. 34 Business Buildh)gs Commercial buildings for leue Downtown Pt. Pl euen t. Stores. offices. A-Onu Real Estate. Carol Veager, Oro~er . Ca ll 304· 876 -5104 . 74 7 lnddustriel ttorege , 2 toot over h ead door, 3 phases of eleeulc, 181148 steel building 614 - 446 - 2362 For appointment . 35 Lots & Acreage House unfurnished, Will eceepl two children, N o pets. Oepo1i1 llfld u!lferen ces required. Cell 614-446-0321 . 1 OR turn iahed·deposit & referefl cl\ r11quired, Al so one ameU child, no pets. Call 614 -446 0321 . Unturn lahed, 2 bedrooms. ell new paint. Will 11ccep1 1 or 2 children. No in11d e pets. Deposit riiQuired . Call 614·992 -3090. Houtea and apartmentl for ren t in Pomeroy and M iddleport . Cell 614 -992 -2403 . 2 bedroom furn ishvd, clean. AC . no pets New Haven 304· 882 · 2468. 32 Mobil e Homos 2 bedroom in Middleport. Buu · tiful lnside New curtains, c arpet •nd kitc hen cabinet s. S276. plus depo1it . No pets. 614 - 992 ~ f;858 . 1970 Allin lrallef 10 1160. 2 BR . for H ie S,t000. Ph. 814 ·388· 8116 1983 Liberty 12•156 t Otlll elect ric u cellent condition . 87 600. Ph. 614-379-2227. 1977 121180 , reh ige1a1 or. st ove, wuh er & dryer, wood ttowe Call 21S8· 1 106 Or 25 6· 17815 after 8pm 1976 Shultt mobile home. 12•65. C&H even lng1. 6t,t·,46· 23 17 Mt. Vernon Ave . 2 bed· rooms. 911 turne ce, AC , carpet . nice yerd. 1260 00 ref. end dep . 304·675·265' . • 10.500. Coli 814-448-1402 1n mornings before 2pm 6 even· lngs 1tter 6pm. 1974 Granville 14x70, 3 bedroom. 1\4 hth, all electric, Mu11 De moved. e&200. 080 . Call . 15 rooms &nd bath. USO.OO mon th plus depo1it end refltf · enee. 30,· 675 -6$76. Three bedrooms. large kitchen , 2110 N. Main. U~O pius utilities . No pets. Refer•nce end deposit. 304-,158· 1876. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bedroom furnisi'Utd or untur· nish ed. Cleen. No pets. New Haven. 304·882· 2488. Furnished mobile home, 3 bed· room , whh washer and dryer, no pe11. 61 4·949· 2253. , 2 Bedroom Farm House . Garden plot. located 1 mile Nortfl of Crown City on Big Creek Rd. Ph . 614 -245·5190. 44 Apartment for Re nt 1 Bedroom basic rent $176 .00 plus electric. Al1o required a S200.00 security deposit. CONTACT : Jackson Estat es Dept . Ph 446 · 3997 EQua l Hous i ng Opportunity, Bunk Bed with Bunks- 519 9.95 New Chesl· t48.00 N ew Living Room Suitel 8179 .95 Downtown 1 OR , furniahed. carpeted. AC . S225 per month. Deposit r et~uire d . Ph. 614 ·446· 1788. 3 Room Apt . 1 Br . Ph. 614· 446 7572 offi ce, 446· 1 980 home. 992·2369. 2 bedroom apt . for rent In Pomeroy, above ca r. wash . Ca. II Twin maple bed. 80111 springs. mattress, dre1aer with mi~ro r . Extra mattrllll end bedspread. $126, Cal\614· 992·3619. 6:00p.m. 1 an d 2 b edroom furni 1hed Rplutments for rent In Middlepan . All utilities paid. Cell 614· 992 · 5084 11fter 6 :00p.m. White 3 drawer schell like new . originally $179.00 will aell tor $96.00. 304·896-3422 . 1 bedroom turni sflfld apartm ent Call 614 · 992 ·6434 or 3048B2 · 2566. 54 Misc. Merchandise APARTMENTS. mobile homes, hou101, Pt . Pleo1ant and Gallipo· lis. 814 -•46· 8221 . SIGNS . Halt Pricel Save 65%11 Fluhlng arrow signs t 29 91 Ughted. non·arrow S2891 Un· lighted $249! FREE lette rs ! See l o cally . 11800 14 2 3 ·0 1 63 . anytime. Furnished , l ower half duplek. 1 bedr oom . pr ivate en1rance , c arpet , ytrd . Adults only , 1216 .00 month plul electric, ref. and dap. 304·676-2651 , 6 HP new roto tiller, Har ley Oat~idson golf Cllrt, fll ectric range, black & white portable tfllevision . canning jars, Wiurd riding lawn mower. 304·675 · 3901 . SPRING SPE CIAL. IMME · DIATE OCCUPANCY . LA!He· land Aptl .. George St .. Nflw H ll t~en , WV. We ar e o ffering free se curi ty deposit to qu11ified sppllcan11 for occupancy before June 1987. Comphnely car· peted. 2 bedroom, rl'lnge. refrig· erl'ltor. Pleasant surroundings with piRy are• . Cell 304-882 3716 h om 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM . E.H,O. 3 ro om furnished Apt , ground floor, priv11e entrance and park· ing , all utilities peid , 8260.00, 304 -676 -6730 3 bedroom trailer $176.00 1 month includes water 1nd ttiSh pick -up, phone 304 -675 -2241. 46 Call 614-446-1052. Public Not ice 1987 school model sewi n g machines equipped to rig · zag , monogram & O'letCIIIt. hems. mending, mo~es button tlole1 , sews on buttons. darns g, more. New with a 10 year warrant\' suggested priceS 369 .96. yo ur priefl now •119 .96 . Call 614· 385· 4536 after 5pm. Good top soil tor sale. Gallipoti• Block Co. 123% Pin e St. Call 6 14·446 -27 83 . For sale: New 25 ,000 BTU w indow air condition er. Ca ll 614 -992 ·3917 after 6:00 p.m. noo. ' - - - - - - - - - -lc- SIGNS . Half Prlcet Seve 66 per centll Flashing errow signs S299 1lighted, non-arrow $2891 Unlighted $2491 Free letters! Sea locally. 1 -800-423 ·0163 enytim e. 1 bedroom suite. 1 cheir, fold out coucll, side by siderefrigeraror, gas stove , breakfest set, antique dining room suite . 614 - 992-1791 . For sate. new Jervice equuip mant for A.C. Migh vacuum pump, charge check 6 no .. gauges, 30 no. 1 2, 30 no. 22 refrigerant. Cell6 14-992 -2802. Car t railer. Single axle. leaf sprin{ll, 6 ft . by 48 ft ., 87 00. 6 pc. captains bed set, $100 . Refrigerator good tor eemping. Mi 1c. Volkswagon parts. Baby dreulng table, S1 0. Ce ll 614949 -2422 after 6 :00p.m . Tony' s Gun Repeira, hot reblueing. Open 9 :00AM to 7:00PM . Ca\1304· 676-4631 . For ~ale · Limestone, send, gravel. tlll dirt, firewood. Deli· vered . 304 -67& -4412 . $1 '0.00. 304-675-6258. 1591 . Hand crocheted baby and toddler drenes. washable, Cell 304-675· 4002. CommerciRI re\lersible fan, used air condition. Both rusonably priced, 304 -882 ·346 3. Uud 66 1 0 D i tch W i t ch Trenchllf and 460 John Deere Dour. 8,4·694 · 7842 Of 694· . Con crete blocks •ll sizea yard or delilo'ery. Meson sand. Gallipolis Block Co., 123 Vll Pine St .. Gellipolis. Ohio Cell 614-44627~3 . Rudy mix concrete and ell concrete supplies. Call us Valley Brook Cement end Supplies, 304 -773 -6234. Rough lumber. Oak & Poplar S150 per 1,000 by bundle; 20c by board ft. 304-676· 4412. Oragonwynd Cenery Kennel . CFA Himalayan . Peulen end Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. New Chow puppies. Ca11614 -448 -3B44&fter '7PM . Upright Pieno Ph. 614·388· 8791 after 6;00pm. ·- -- - Fmn Suppli1~s II. L1veslor:i< 61 Farm Eq!Jipment CROSS& SONS U.S. 36 West, Jackson, 614-286-6461 . Ohio. Meuey Ferguson, New Holllnd, Bush Hog Salet & Sflrviee. Over 40 used trectort to chooae from S. co mplete line of ntw uHd equipment. Largest selection in S.E. Ohio. a. JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT Reg lner11d English Springer Span iet Pups. h cellent hurning st ock. F. T . Ch•mpions Dad & Grandparent s from England Cell 6 Pit Bulls &60 . uch Ph. 61H46-2911. 3530. Musical Instruments PIANO FOR SALE, Wan1ed : ResponJible pwty to 111ume small monthly payments on pieno. See locally. Call maneoet Furnished Rooms 9832. Farm All, 200 quick hitch trector. with hillside plows. di1M slickie mower, clutven, h•• triclyce frontend 11.200 Call 388 -9368 after 5 :00pm. Haevy dutv tri-ax le tr1ller 20ft . 51 ,060. Ph . 61,·2•6·6223. 8 N. Ford Tractor, new paint • Plows, diac. brush hog, bl1de. 82760. 61 4-949·201 3. Case 870 and 730 diesel trac· tors, Ford 4000 g81 trectorwith NF and loader, l.t-1 . 444 gas tractor, I.H. 990 9 ft . haybine, MF no . , 2 Balar with thrower. New Idea Rake, J .D. 6 ·ft . 3 pt.bush hog. Brooks Equipment, 614-684-8835. - - - - - - - -le- For ule: N.H. 488 Htybine, 16200., N..H. 258 Atke, brand new, t 1800. A .C. 2311 Disc with tine harrow, 110150. Clll 614·992-3375. Chain saw parts, aupplies and repeirs. Sid8ft Equipment Sties, Hend•son, W.V1. phone 304- 87&-7421 . Now buying shell com Of' ear corn. C1ll tor le1ettquo1es. River City Farm Supply, 814· .U6· 2 bedroom furnished mobile home. 14 BurdMte Addn. P1 . Pit. Prlvatp lot trailer ,-.ntal aptct 60' rc 128' full hook up with block oarage. 304-875-4"8915. ' 815 Mustang, 3 door, V-6, a uto 31 . ooO 79 Pontile Grand Prix. •1700 , 73 Pfymouth Valiant. UOO. or bnt otftt. 304-676· 65974. 1979 Camero BarUnetta, call 304· 882-2295 l1t e in evening. THE'M W~ICH CAR TO ?TEAl.. Rebuih. AIItypeoto•que conve•-' ttrl & transfer C81el. CVC~ WHAT WOULD I I'E THAn; A GOOD QLIE7TIOIIo &LIME' &AL.L.! . . DOING, KNOWING I<ID5 LIKE THAT; under UOOI Now evtilible 11 local gov't sales. Also Gov't SIEZED veh icles.· Call 1·6 18· 459 -3734 ext T· 1980 for your director\' to pu11:h11u. 304-676-2713. 72 Trucks for Sale 1977 Chevrole1 AU1o, PS, PB, 360 Mgine. C1ll 614·446· 672, , ~£ S·10 Pick-Up, 4a4 extended, AM -FM Stet'eo, 28,000mi .• al· way• g~reged, excellent condi· tion 18. oqD Ph. 8 14-«1-7500. ,983 Dodge 150-Pick· Up, I · c:yl., euto trtns., long bed, 87.000 miles. Good condition 12860. Ph. 814·258-1142. 1987 GMC truck flatbed. Needs 1 clu1ch . 1250. Call 814· 992· 1973 Fruehauf 40ft. Flat Slid Itt', 304·882-32 36. Truck. 198! 510 Mexi C•b. Ouroc Boars. Brad jult like the boars we tested at the Ohio T ealation that geined over 2 . 6 lbs. per de't . Roger Bentley, SRblne, OH. 613-684 -2398. Regililtered Ou1rter Horae Sorrel GeldinQ 18 hands, 8yrs. old. e•cellent f or • · H Ph. 614-448· 422& after 5pm. Holstein Bulls A·l Sires Dems whh DHI papers. Hemms Valley Farms. 814·949· 2674 Of 614· 304-575-6375 . 1977 Ch ...y Mod.. C85 dump truck. , 8 cyl englnt, 5 speed tr•n•mlnion 2 speed differential, PS, 9x20 tiret, 15,200 .00, 304--58-1031 . 71 Autos f.or S ale '78 Terry 23 h . good cond. self contained, slaeps 6 , $3,600.00. 0008. 1984 Jeep Cherokn PibnHr: 4 -wheel Or., AC , &· IPttd. ste nd~td trans.. louring prg .. femlly car. Call 814-4412055 Enning• or 448·8289 Daytime. Iii'"' 1983 Oodg• Cott tXH1 good shape. 24,000ml, For Mil by OWfttf t3000. Ph. 614 ···1· 4286. to move Into Tanner hOUIBhOid. Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERP!lOOFING 73 . SWEEPER and aewing machine repair, parts. end suppliH. Pi ck • • · up and delivery, D•via Vacuum •: • ct .. ner . an• half mil• up .,· Gtorges Cre.. Rd. Cell 814· . a ' 76 Blarer, 4 wheel drive, new t lr111, hudltft, ttron: vehicle, st..moGo .. 1 o. 304- 75-n1o 875·8749. 1983 Cl!evrolet Glediltor con · Ylrslon van. loaded with opt io ns . 28 , 000 mile e. t11 ,800.00 or ma~a offer. 304-182-331 1. ..r 74 Motorcycles 1:30 8 C2J IBl Valerie Michael'& old Air Force buddy's bullying wtya cauae rift In marrlagt. Qll • C My 811ttr lim Sam and Patti ponder the COOHqUtnCII Of ntlf dlsutrous reunion . Q 8:00 <D 700 Clull 8 C2J 1111 MOVII!: 'T. WoW NIC Mondly Night 11 .' . RON ' S Televltion S er v ice ~ House calla on RCA. OUir:ar, GE . Specltling in Zenith . Cell 30'· 576-2398 or 6U·4•6 · 2464. Fettv Tree Trimming, stump removal. Cell304-676 -133, . ~ ::~,lt31) Q 'Rhlnellont' AIC Mondtiy NtgM Movie (POi (t :5f) 1:1 (J) AnllrtNn "'-Yfta-Wtr Roterv or cable tool drilling, Moat wells com~eted ttme day. Pump uln and service. 30• - • c:orretpOndent 1ue1 r!Qht wfng columnlot for libel Q ill 8 G2l Nlwhert L.erry, parking lot s, banmiH'Ita - an.., size job. Senior Citizen DIJcounl, Rick Garfield. 81,·985·'46'. Starks Tree and Lawn SeMce', l1wn c•r•. landscaping, 1tump removal. 304 ·678· 28'2 or MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ,--_..;;.~,;...;.... 576-2903. 82 ___ JUSTCANTI..05E WEI(;iHT Plumbing & Heating 5H ES TAKING THE ARTICLE CONNrowN TO HAVE ON A DIET. i CARTER'S PLUM SINO ANO HEATING I I • • BARNEY Allidentlel or eommer'ciel wir · .: • ing. New aervice or repairs. l lcented electrician . Estimate free. Ridenour Electrical, 304· JUGf.IAID !! 675-1788. 85 WHIU' ON EARTH HAPPENED To YOU'? General Hauling I GOT RUN OVER WHEN SCHOOL LET OUT on hot Hit. IRINiwa • (l) Odci Couple 10:01{1) MOVII!: Trfi!IM to 1 Bald M8n ~NR)(t : 35) 10:30 (J) Clll~riiY Cllefa I Electrical & Refrigeration hit eutoblogrtplly putting her 10:0081 8@ ClpY and L.ecey Chrfl facos tregedy while Mary Belt1 blcomtt 1 big hero. Part 1. !;I 0 I!.....,. Newl Awrap up of IOCUIY'I IIIIWI and I lOOk lhetd to tomorrow'• new& ltorlel. (1:00) i 84 c DelitF*Ifl w_. SuZinne'a ex huoblnd wrltat t.30 ill • IT FRAMED. Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614·'48·3888 or 614· 446-4477 Darryl and Darryl's new friend. S1m. may brelk up the triO. (R~ • 0 L.erry Llvel In depth lntlrviiWI tl1 top newtmlktra and colebrltles. _;,__, THATA LOT OF PEOPLE' 1977 Jeep CJ5, low miles. 8 cyl. g~ body, runs good. 11 ,300. 1-304-575-2911. (1 :44) All types carpenter & concrete work : Interior, uterior, remodeling. painting, roofing, frH. estim•teJ . Ctll 814·448-8174 . .. Vans& 4 W.O . 1977 Ford pick up, • wheel drive. auto with elr, strong ..00 engine, ~AM ·FM stereo. fin• truck. Stearns Garage, 30-4· 8715-771 or 175-8749. , Unco nditional lifetime guar•n· • • , · tee. local references furnished. Free ettimetfll. Call collect 1-814· 237·0488, day or night. Rogers 8esemen t Waterproofing. RUN OVER BV WHAT? ()) Major~ ~~a~-n·• T~' 0....11 Hltl1'11e Thirties SCHOOL (R) 01111 l Rubr A clown 's fruatratlons with life allOW whtn he'a llilltld by a friend. (J) MARM!! 3- · Dilierd Water Service: Pools, Ciste•ns, Wells. Delivery Anvl ime. Call 61•·448 -7404 -No Sundav cal ls. 1980 Htriey 9pof1atlr. Good condition 29000ml., 12000. C1ll 814 -379 -22'9 after 1181 Rl -171, e11c.tlent condl· cond. 7445. t400. Ph . 8U ·448 · 118! Surukl RM 2IIO.'hcellent oondttiDn. tt300. Clll 81C- """ lp.m. an c..... 9t2·570tMlddt-rt. a-. 1 IU Honda 4 tru . 2 monlhl old. t1100. C.UI14·H2-7417 or IU·742·3184. 1M2 Suzuki. liM 125. W14200. Ph. I 14·448-1Of hit• c:oo4ed dtrt bille. Oood condition. 5pm Coll44a-4523. COM 114·H2·aH2 ........ 198& Ford Etcort 4 · tpeed t31141. 1115 Chevy Cll-tto 1114 Hondo l h -. VT100. 4 -opeed t31tl. Jollno Auto 514-742·21141. Sol... lu""'.. Rd., Golllpollo. '15 Hondo Xll31011, ~for Oh. ""'.. oolo. 17ti1171 fonl f~loo. 71.000 mi. M31 . 15M. Colll14·742·31141. 1111 G.&. 450 lurulll motOO"cyuc. . .t lhlpe. ntw tns. 1114 ~ I I - _oi, dL 1... "' . 13100. ...... , .. new ........-y, 7, 3008Ciullm.... Loti •nt. 304-112:·3413. 24.. MM. ~-:-:-:::::---=-=-1 1173 Ply!ftouth """ ..... 11110 11141 ATC Hondo ''Ill W' 3 2110 ........ olicoric « boot - · Hondo Anew elan,· OOOdtWel, .(I.IAtcondf. · 1171. "'· 114·317lion, 11200. 304-H2-W3. 0141 . ·- MaCa- 8111 (J) 8 (J) • A Water s.,..;;ce. Hom11 citterns, wells, pools ti l~ . , Formerly Jam.. Boys Water . Seme rates . Ctll 304 -675 - ,.• liD OMie l w.. er Service. Swimming pools. cisterns, well1. Ph. 61 4- OMarliJ:•• Currtnt reporta on WOffd economics end flnanclll IIIIWI with Lou Dobbl. (0:30) GIIIDI•Jn aINtel I 8 (l) M' A'I"H Hou~e coli. timtttone, and • gravel. Delivered 1 ton and up. Jim Llni.,, 304·176-1247 or · (I)~(L) (I) Wllt(p In Clnclnnotl Formerly Kan's now John ' s Water S•'tl'kt. John W.ttarson. Jr. own .... 1,000 01' 2.000 gat Ml'vice. 304-1574·22.,1. 8f.=•Q • P.l. QJ 11111 Old HouM Q 0pedced lpafla T~ACtlon · lporll llghtw with Nlcl< Chlrlll Jim Huber. ·. uphol•terv PEANUTS Oh. I14-2H·1470. Eve, 814·>1411·3•38. Open doily I to ' 4:30. s ... "30 to 1:30. Old • I! MA E R H My hU8band1entered the hou8e In am of anger. "Whit this countiY needl,'' he bellowed, "Ia a 181 of brakes that will stop the car I1 6,..-;.K:...:;Ur-=GT-E..;NrT:...,-~~ 0 c~:·~:.,. _ ~ I I I ·1 I ~•.....,;.:...::.;.1-=...;,ls;...;.;l---1 c~- - _ _ . _ _~ lhe chuckle quoled by filling in the mining words you deve~op from ttep No. 3 below. L-L-...1-..L.- 1-..J.- A PRINT NUMBERED LETTER S IN ~ THESE SQUARES .' UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER YES'tEi~AY'S SCIQ-liU AfiSWIIS Shroud - Furor- Verve - EXIIIIICI - OVER THERE A ..rvlce station attendant began wiping thl driver's wind· shield. "Don't wipe my aide,'' roared the driver . "Wipe hers. All the driving'• dona OVER THERE." r---------., BRIDGE NORTH i -1-17 +7 6 4 • K 10 4 t A J 10 2 So much of bridge is cut and dried, but the cuttlng and the dryi~g need to be done in the proper order. When de· +A 71 clarer South reached three no-trump , WEST EAST the opening lead was automatic. So +K QJ 9 +to 12 was the declarer's play: He ducked the ..852 .. Q 9 6 3 first trick. When the jack of spades t K 53 +&4 was continued, he ducked again. Final· +K 8 4 • J 10 8 2 ly he won the third spade and led the queen of diamonds. When West COY· ered with the king , South had eight tricks assured. For his ninth trick de· ' clarer needed either to guess the location of the queen of hearts or to find Vulnerable: Neither the king of clubs In the East hand. Is it Dea ler: West a straight guess or Is there a strong in· dlcatlon of the correct play' Nortb Eul Whenever you're trying to lind West Pasa It Pass 2 NT cards held by the opponents, you Pass 3 NT PaSB Paos should try to emulate Sherlock Pass H.olmes rather than Inspector Clou· seau. Clues can exist in the opposing Opening lead: K bidding and also In the absence of such bidding. Here, II you check the bidding . certainty (barring severe myopia af· diagram, you notice that neither oppo· fhcting West) thai the missing heart · •nent chirped. That's not too signlfi- queen Is with East. cant, except that West was the dealer. So declarer should play a club back He had an opportunity to open the bid- toward his queen. If It loses to the · , ding and failed to do so. Furthermore, king, West can cash his remalnln1 • .he has already shown K·Q'J of spades spade, but South will then make his and the king of diamonds. He certainly contract by playing East lor tlw mi.a· may hold the club king, but then it Is a lng heart queen. ;· ·. So••• + 42 Recent ACROSS 1 Gl Jane (prefix) 43 Hurrlcane 4 Average center 7 Song DOWN refrain 1 Squander 2 Relative of stout 8 Earty refugee lOA.ntonym of spend· 3 Shade 'aterdJay'• Anawer 12 Carulle 27t;raze 28 Certain 15 Lyric singer work of red thrift. 11 Nasser's successor 13 Cereal plant 14 Word (Fr.) 18Actress Balin 17 Be chalnnan Ill Weln· berger, to pals · 4 Glue 5 Dean Martin film 8 Extremist 18 Hurtful SO Track 21 Flaming 7 Baron Munchausen, for one II Emulate Pete Rose 20 Dollar bill 21 Summon 22 Genn cell 21 Texas city 28 Lair 271n favor of 28"We - the World" down 31 Carry heap 22 Rapscal· 32 Actor Vlgoda tlon 28 Outcast 37 Resident 24 Infest (suMx) 25 39 Broker's ;;,;:.,._..;;advice ' .. 29 Role for Robert Blake 33'Czarist commune 84 Classified Items 85 A Reiner 88 "The Last Time I Saw-" 88 Leasen 40Quonset stlllctures 41 Mussollnl DAILY CRYFroQVOI'ES- Hert'tllow to work It: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are diffet-ent. CKYPTOQUOTES 11:308(2) alBeit of Cei'IOII &75·7397. UphoHif'ld. form four Rully 1\llce brellc. 1:1 2911. ntW • G2l Wetthtrloott Ia atruggllng ICirall on the verge of a big W11er Hauling. rea1onable r1t... immediate 2,000 gallon dllivary, cit11fnS, pools, well , ate. c.ll 304·1578· C~y. low to !j1...,. ....... 1H8 J&J A 6 M Cuttom CoUches and Aeupholatery. St . At. 7, Crown of th. words besimple word1 . leHers ()) 1117 Pllttburgh MarothOn 5370. 87 . 8 (l) UIA Todly 11:00 (J) Henlcallle and R • tion. uoo. ·c .u1 4-255-12117. 246-92e&. 1 118 Hondo XR -80 _, good Watter son ' • , 912 Cam11ro. blue. V· l . AT. PS, PI, AC, oport """'" Ill II (J) !ol•cOrver MacGyver and a young mercenary pose as honeymooners to free prisoner. Q ·(J) Adventure Paul Vander Molen & Mlck Coyne explore Impossible terrain of Iceland. !!) •1121 Kote l Allie Kate has job burnout and quits her Job, while Allie loses her job. C • liD StiOAH Q a1l P~menewo Wrap upa of the day's word news and In depth laatura rapons. (1 :00) 9 MOVIE: 'A Flotful of Dolltrt' Prime nme (1 :36) 8 (l) MOVIE: Loeln' It (Ri Ser v1ces 1984 hcon 4-door, 4-tpNd. new ptint 6 tirn. 12.700. Ph . LowMitoogo Ph. 81 4·44•0141 !;'.\ IBl ALF An Inter galactic cockroech decides 1972 Camper. call 304-876 - 5:00pm. anytime. &.M-OM1 ...., lpm. 7:05 (I) Sanford 1nd Son 7:30 8 C2J (l] Newlywed 01me I!J NHL Hockey II(J) Judge · !!) WIIHI of Fortune Q 01 Cronftre (0:30) IIIIIJ IBl Jtopardyt Q IBl Jtfteraona Ill (l) Too Cl..e lor Comfo~ 7:35 (I) Malor Lugue lleHball 1:00 ()) MOVIE: An Act of Love 2066 . 1984AM Chtvette42.000ml. Auto, air, • FM , ~aek & white inttfior. Sharp t2, 700. Ph . &14· 379· 2682 . _ ___:_:_:..:.:___ __ (l) 304·676-1906. 1873 Ford F-100 w ith topper, Of 1980 Chryaler Fifth Avtnue. goo d condition, Cell 114·448· iIll llalmey Miller M' A'S'H WELCOME .MEGACORP STOCKHOLDERS 0500. 614·949-2166. 304-576·6456. 949·2419. Transpor t ~ li on 01 Moneylne Current reports on world economics and financial news wllh Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 1111121 Ul Wheel of Fortune AND ERNEST· 8 h . truck ca mper. 3 burner stove. icebox. furnace. Sleepa4. 1179 Fo•d CL900 C.O. e92 Detroit. 430 hp, 13 speed, 896-3802 12,000 F 38.000 R. PS AC. Concrete finish . Livestock QUICK ... 0El1CIOU5... CHW~.. . 448-0884. Wanted Ruffed Grou~e aogs, 63 011, I DOfl'T KOO'w'... 90/o\~llUOO F..A!iH.. . ~. 1978 Self Contained Nomad - . Camper. 21ft. long Ph. 614- 3153. Reorrona• 0 four scramble< Mc:Comtlck 8 C2J PM Megazlne I!J SpaltaCenter (L) Ill Entertllnment Tonight 8 (J) People'l Court (J) liD M1cNIII/ Lehrer NewoHour (1 :00) 614-446-0008. 446-0294. WOlD 8:35 (I) Down to Earth S1ereo. 7:00 <D lllrdclllle and ..,,· 26 ft . Titan motor home, co mpletely Mlf·conteintd, genera· tor, sleeps 8 . &8900. Cell Ohio 4fi651 . 614-591-5933. 304-895-3972. York. (0:30) (l) Hopn'o Horoeo 7297. 1977 Monu Coupe, red . Runs go9d, body solid, cra cked wind· shield, First t260 gtrt:s lt. . r::~~~~ $@R4\\lA -lt £.~~· I AMI ----...:....- 141to4 ~y CV.T I. rOLLAN .....;.,.;__.,- - - 8 !!) ..... 79 Motors Homes & Campers __; 81 Strole•• Fox'• Outdoor Adveriturea (R) (I) 8 (J) AIC Nlwt !;1 (J) Nightly. llilllnHI liepo~ all 81121 CBS Newa liD Reading Rainbow Q 01 Showlfz Todlly News ol the entertainment wortd Is anchored live from New 6344. 1973 Olds 98, runt good, has good body, t400. 304-676· (l) Dllf'rent (J) .Joltn '· L•L Tire Barn. Semi, ferm· tflctor. heavy equiprilent tireS 136. Tubtl S6.00, 13 inch tirM f2~eir. Other sizes and bar - May 1-10. 814· 992· ______ Sentinei-Page~7 Invasion. 1:05 (I) Leave It To Beaver 1:30 8 C2J «J) NIC Nightly Nawa Auto Parts . & Accessories CARS JEEPS ANO TRUCKS Wanted to buy grande logs delivered ta 11wmill. Paul Mercer Savimll!, McArthur, 2 1913 01-14 "I wanna tracle him for one who won't keep repeating the combination to my • wall safe." '77 Ford Ven. '?&.Ford Van . '78 Cutfa11 wagon . 304·468 · 153d. 614·246-6223. Calial. Hunt Utnhd Edltiol'l. 1973 Freedom, 14x70. 3 bed room. partly furniahed . t7450. ' 80 D•tsun, exc cond, no rust. 304-875-66P9 after 5:00 PM . 2985. Furnished room. t 100. Utilities pllld. Share beth. Single mele. 919 Second . Gallipolis. Cell 446·' " 6 after 7pm. 304·875-t078. 875-7829. N ice topper with paneling tor long bed Pick·vp t125.00. Call ••oo. Ph. 114·318·1181 Large neillf' lot In M iddleport . Near Jto res and school. Call 19n Cemaro, 8700.00. 304- 304-576-2466. 1974 Dart UOO. 1171 Ford LTD t 300. 1178 Fairmont W.Vo. Coll304-773-5861 . 304:675-4819. Vermeer 604 Round Baler used 1 season 86600. Ph. 814-388- 614·379·2812. Spac• for small trailers . All hotllt-ups. C1ble. Also efficiency room1. air end cable. Mason, 1979 Trans Am 12860 FIRM . Rebuilt engine, trensmi. .ion. new c:lu~ch , pre11ure plate, throw out belting, 400 cu . in. High Perfprmence. Needs Paint. '79 Cougar XR7. new paint, rebuilt engine no miles, nice c•r, Sturns Gtrage, 304·676· 7710 or 67& -8749. Rooms tor rant. dey. weelt. month , Gallill Hotel. C11il 814· 448· 971 S . Aent nlow •• t120 month . 47 Space for Rent 8 TELL~ -· Utility Bldg. Spl : 30'x40'x9', 16118 Overheed door, Service Door . t5333 Erected . Iron Horse Bldgt. 614-332· 9746. Male Pitt B ull d,og, 304· 896 - SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie TH I7 GUY ·'-'il; !?.~s. ~t-~7~?~l3~·. 614-446-1393. 57 CAPTAIN EASY 'Joints. Gu11ranteed e rrlinumum. ~1 -..;; of 30 day1. will delivet', cash & •. _. • 1982 Dodge Diplomat Salon. 4 ClffY or instill Call 814-379· ~. 1' door, PB, PS, PVV. AC , AM · FM 2220 or 1-304·675- 6758. ~ stereo. Excellent condition. Call 614· 992 -2413 after 7:00 p .m. Used 8r Rebuilt Trentminions: 1 All internally Inspected a gue~ - • 197& Buick. 68,000 actual ranteed . lnat•llatton end pich·up ~ , milea. Call614 -992-3996 . : ev&ilable. Cell614-'-t6-0968. CENTER . SR 35 W. Gallipolis. Ohio. C•ll 814-448-97n. eve. 614-446-3592. ·Up front tree· tors wit:h warranty over 40 used uectors, 1 000 tools. Gr oom end Supply Shop-Pet Groom i ng . Al l breeds ... AII styles, Julie Webb Ph. 614·448 0231 . .;:5:0:0:5.:::::::::::::::::..L':':6:t:8:·2:3:4:·1:3:0:6:':":':tlm::'': :::.J ~ Instruments - Autos for Sale 71 62 Wanted to Buy 8uilding Materiels Block, brick, sewer pipes . win · dows. lintels. etc. Cl eude Wln 1ers, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614 · 245·61 2 1. dinette set, so fa end chelr. picture fram e, end tables, china ca binet. Call 814 -446· 306 5 Musi~:al 2 Year old Polled Hereford Bull. Honda 3-wheeler " Big Fled" . 9cu. ft . Kenmore Chest Freezer $100. Ca \1 614 -446· 4625. 4 Piece Oak Bedroom Su it e, 1 bedroom furni !thfld Rpertmenl. Private entran ce and pa1lling. D~~tposi t and ref erence. No pet s, Phon e 814 · 9 92 · 6942 111ter HALF PR ICE! Flashing arrow signs t299! Lighted. non ·arrow $2891 Unlighted $2491 Free letters;! See locally. CRII today! Faclory : 1 (BOO I 423 -0163 , anytime. 55 Building Supplies Part3Q liD Secret City ~~~=~~;,;===l~;;=~::=~·~··~·~·~";·~·~~~ BUDGETTran1mission1: Used &1 .;.,: 57 Couch and cheir . Brown, gOld end green floral. Good condi tion. S100. Call367· 7264 , (J)Sportal.ook(T) (J) Dr. Who Android ----=;::;::;;::::==: .,_., =76 • MON., MAY 4 .. EVENING I:OO<D lllg Vtlley 8 <D (l] 8 (J) all • G2l ill) Newe 18 ft. S11rc:r~ft aluminum boat, 120 HP Mercury Cruise, in boer· d/ oulboard. Good shape with ,.., traihtr. 304 ~ 882 -3 4!3 . 'i! Satellifa Uniden 6000. 76 0 over with 1Oft, black mesh disk Ph. 614 -446· 8318 . Stata aman tiller used 12- 14 hours. re•r tines, 8 hp, 304·468· • .. Mere motor. ira liM, 7 lite jackets, 20 gal. gas tenk, exc:. cond . 614~ 992·7080, 1fter 8:0 0AM and before 6:00PM . Refrigerator, mirowave, bunk bed, cou ch & chair, bedroom suite, antique tabl e & chain, rocker, recliner Ph. 614 -4463224. ·, Used sof a and recliners . Corbin S. Snyder Furniture . Ph . 614446 -1,71 . - CK.A"f, r 6099>. .... ' The Dllily Television Viewing 26 ft . pontoon boat, n8w 26 hp 16 cu. ft. A dmiral Freeu1r S150. Ph. 814 ·446·297 1 flooring Deams . Sell all at ,G ood Price ol d8rusud lumbar fr1ming. once. cheap Cal\614-446 - ...wr U~~;~ 1)6WD fi'Allt:LY, I STILL D'01.o wAY o' t!ATHIN 1... Ph . 304-675-2988. 614-446-8598. 5 pc:: living room suite &260.00. New 6 pc dinning room set 6 Piece Wood Livi ng Room Suite~ S399 . Carpet remnant! 9x1 2 S57 and up. Swivel Ro cker 8100. Molloh1n Furniture. 403 Fourth Ave KMR Ph . 814-4467 444. 'i '78 S-ea Star 90 hp Mercury. power tr im; 82 Tennessee trailer, good cond. $32 00. See beside Tri Countv Sporu Shop ~ Own 'lOUt own campsite. no mOOey down S50 .mo. Boat· FiRh ·Hunt, Big Foot Park Ph. Good used !loor model & portable color TV ' 1 Ph. 446· 1149. P ~ can Hutch & dinette set, microwave, bed couch . chair, walt unit, end tables. Ph, 4468087 9 to 5. 614-992-7787. EOH . Spec• for rllnt, trailer sp.aces, Locu•t Rd. At . 1, Point PIHIInt, 304-875-8372. Sot Furnished Apt . 1 Bft 701 Fourth Ave ., Gelllpolls. 8225 UtilltleR Pd. Ph. 446 .44 HI 11fter 7PM . Two bed r'oom treller. 1duHs. deposit requ ired . 30• · 8715 · 2536. ParsonR Furniture 1416 Ea11ern Avenue Mattre11 & Box Springs - $99.95 New 11partmenc: complet ely turn . Ret. & Dep. 1 or 2 adulta only , Call 614 -448 -0338. Klrtlwood . RamoWill consider offer. 614,~92 - 2454 after 8 :00p.m. 12d5 1 2 Months free finttncing with approved credit. t300 minumum pu rchase necOilllry. 3 Mi les out Butavillfl Ad . Open 9am to 6pm Mon. thru S11t. Ph. 614·446 ·0322 , FurniRhed & unfurnished apts ., 8160.00 and up, ref arences Pll. 304 · 675 -7738 or 304 -675 · 51 04 A· 1 Reel Estate 814 -992-2101 o• 814-99223 19. ~elecl. Solas and chairs priced from S395 to 8995 . Tables S60 and up to 8125 . Hide· a· bedJ S390 to $596 . Recliners $225 to S375. Lamps f28 to &125. Dinettes 8109 end up to $495. Wood table w · 6 chain $286 to S795. Dash t 100 up to S376. Hutches $400 and up. Bunk bedR comp lete w -mattreues S295!1nd up to S396. Baby beds S110. Mattresses or box springs lull or twin $63. firm S73, and S83 . Queen sets $226. King S350. 4 drawer chest f69 . Gun oabinota 8. 12 gun . Gas or electric. range 1376, Baby mat Irene• S36 & $45 . Sed frames $20, S30 & King frame t150 . Good selection of bfldroom Juites, metal cabinets, tle&d· boards S30 and up to t86 . 43 Farms for Rent 2 bedroom trailer, covpfet . 1 smalf child, Locust Rd, Rt . , Point Pleatlnt, 304· 875· 107!.' 614-985·4387. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 14~~:70 mobile home, partially futniRhed, central air. close to sc hoo ls. hoapitai & !ltores . 304· 676 -5789 after 3 p.m . 1--------'---- 4489 1978 Shultt 14x70, 3 SR. H i bath, centreleir. underpinning & awning . Good condition . 2 bedroom trailer tor rflnt in Racine. Call 614-992· 5039. 614 -992-6215. Newly remode lttd 38R. out of city limits. Ph . 614 ·446· 6278 . Washers , drve r1. retrlget"ators. ranget . _Skaggt Appl iances . Upper A1ver Rd . beside Stone Crest Mota!. 614-446· 7398 614 -992·621 6. Newly redecor11ted 3·4 OR, h1mily room . Plenty of 11orage 1pace. Nice location . Ph. 614446 -7026 For rent : 8 rooms and beth in Pomeroy 614· 992 ·3436 . 1984 Shultr . Owner financing I'IVallaDie. Ph . 614 ·446 ·8726 . above Krogen in Pome· roy for rent . Total electri c. CA ll Shou t ring Ridg e Co untry Home, 2BR , lg . Uvingroom, nvw Cllrpeting, fenced yflrd, pre fer adults, references re· quired S1 00 depo 1it, S200 rent . Pay own utili ties . Ph . 614 -446· 1768 6pm t o 1Opm. C•ll $14.446·2543. GOOO USED APPLIANCES Trt~iler Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· room apanmflnts et Vit1.11ge Manor and Riverside Apart· ments In Middleport. From S216 . including utllitifiS. C11ll Furnished 3 room cotlllge 6l Y1 S pru ce Newly decoraad. 11dulls, no pet. Dflp. ftnd required Valley Furniture, . new & used . Large section ot qualit\1 furni tu r e. 1216 Eastern A11 e . . Gallipolis. 2 BR mobile home at Everg reen . Ca \1614 -44 6-7032 . Rental s UnturniRhed houRe, 3BR , Rodney Village II . S27 5. Ph . 446· 4416 eher ?PM . County Appli&nee, Inc. Good used appliances and TV aets. Open 8AM t o 6PM , Mon thru Sat. 614·446-1899, 627 3rd . Ave . Gellipolis, OH . 3BR . 1 112 bath in Evergreen 3 miles past HMC . Ph . 614·446 1323 or 614 ·246· 9 170. Furnished Apt . 1240. Utilities Pd.. 1BR . 243 Jackson Pik e. Ph . 446 -4416 . Houses for Rent 446-3169. 2 Bedroom Mobile Home. Patio, located in Ga lli polis. Ph. 614 24 6-6190. 740 Second A\re. 1 BR ., .,86 . per mo. Deposit required . CRII 814 -446·4222 between 9-6. n~ e nt , 2 CAr gar age. screen-in porch, 11, ecr e lot ~ fencad b~t ek) 304 -6 75 ·3030 or 67 6-34 3 1. for Sale 2 Bedroom Mobile Home, Ref. g. Dep. requir ed. Call 614·256 1922 AsMDn building lots, mobile homes permitted. Clyde Bowen. Jr, 304· 676-2336 , 41 suite . S399, bunk beds 8199. reclinert new & uRed bedroom Ju iteR , 'Wringer wn hen, & shoes. New livingroom suites t199· •699 , lampt . Call 614· BORN LOSER 16 foot fib•OIIII runabout. red and whhe. 50 HP Mercury motor. trailer, •2500. C1ll 814· AUCTIO & FURNITURE 62 ....,,---.-.---,--,,----,;:-:-;-:- ~~;:;:;;:~~:;:;:====1;-;~;;:;:;::;:;:====:1 I Olive St ..NGellipoliR. Nflw & used 0646 . 31 Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes 42 Mobile Homes wood-coolttoves. 6pcwoodLR Coll 814·992·7479. Boats and · for Sale .. ~fi~Ohio ··· ·· . --~~~ ~· Monday, May4, 1987 1983 Thu..-tercraft. 17 ft . 120 HP, 1·0. 15P hours~ One owner, see: Neighborhood Rd. Call 814-448 -8298 .tter 5:00. COUNTRY MOBILE HomeParM . Ro!Jte 33. North of Pomeroy . Rental trailer1 . Call 614-992· 7479. !adiet stores $19, 975 inc ludes 1973 75 ~obile Home lot Plant Subdivi· t lon. wooded, concrete pad. county w~ter available Ph 61 4 · 246·6856 or 448:0239. · rental or lnvettmen't property. c . 11 1 ·619 ·565 -1657 !(IT 'N' CARLYL£ ®by lllrry Wright 54 Misc. Merchandise Mo~ors filr rent. lttlle or sale, valueble 23 Monday. May 4. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio I OH, NO .. DON TTELL ME IT'S 601t~6 TO RAIN ! ; ..... end ...... lAte Nlgllt Rick. A.J. and Cella go undlt oover on FAAMER5? WllAT FARMERS? B WKZ N XQOZ ' Dlclc ,. 8<D Llll - - _,.1(1 ·.IMnlllwn ' 12:00<D .... IIICI Alllll ~=~R~ 0 Z N I • K Q R ZXU" PQEK KRZ HG 0 Z N I TV~ lhOW F1mily Forec:ilt(A}' . Ill Mog-, P.l. The Hotel " KR Z • K Q HE IZB'I'KHWTX KR Z IBNQ GZEE MQNXY . I ZNKRB 0 QG E T\ K G Z N Yntenii7'• c~aoie7THE woRLD •s YouNG TODAY: FORGET THE GODS ARE OLD, FORGET THE YEARS OF GOLD WHEN ALL THE MONTHS WERE MAY. - .DIGBY OOLBEN . • • �. ' • Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel ' Monday,' May 4, 1987':,. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --Local briefs:---.. Man pleads guilty Area deaths Walter H. Icenhower Sr. Robert E. Landers, 24, of Marietta, appeared Friday In Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Court before Judge Charles H. Kn ight to enter a volu ntary pleas of guilty to theft of dr ugs., a fourth 'degree felony . The char ge resulted from an Incident' which oecurred Apr il 22 at the Coun try Lanr Mobile Home-Park near Shade. Theft of drugs is a felony of the fourth degree and carries a possible penalt y of s!x. tw elve or 18 months In prison a~d a fi ne of up to $2,500, according to Pau l Gerard, Investigator l or Meigs Count y Prosecuting Attorney Frew W. Crow Ill . .Judge Knight accept ed Landers' plea of guilt y and ordered sen tencing contlriu <'<l until .June 12 upon completion of a pre-senlenee investiga tion and report. Landers was rrleased on a $2,500 recognizance bond pending linal sent en cing. Marriage licenses i.<i.<med i\ marria ge license has been issued in Meigs Count y Probat e Court to ,lack Bernard Peterson, ~1. Rutland , and Barba ra Ellen McQuaid , :n, Pomeroy. Veteran :(j Memorial admissions Saturrl av adm iss ion s: Gene Marshall, Pomeroy; Anna Thompson, Coolville; Alfred Pra tt , Pomeroy; Allee Stockto n, Hem lock Grove. Saturday discharges: Troy Yonkuns, Rosemary Whit e. Millie Price. Sunday admissions : Cheryl Fergu son, Middleport; Ulla Str auss , Ra cine: .Jane VIning, Pom eroy: Mary Sm ith. Middleport ; Su,it• Bess, Rulland. Sunda y discharges: Willi am Arnold , Gene Marshall, Chery l Fergu son. EMS makes nine weekend runs Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser v ices repor ts nlneea lls over the weekend, four Saturday and l ive Sunday. Saturday at 12 : 15 a. m., Middleport F ire Department to a bru sh lire on Pearl St .; Middleport at 12: f>4 a.m. to Diamond St. for Emi ly Harper who wa s trea ted bul not transported: Tuppers Pla ins at 12: 10 p.m. to Cou nty Road 41 l or i\nna Thompson to Vet er ans Memorial Hospit al; Rulland at !;: 53 p.m. to Woodyard Road for Elena McCa ll toO'AienessMemorlal Hospit al; Racine at 8: 29 p.m. to Trou ble Creek Road lor Mary Kerns to Holzer MI'Ciical Center . Sunday at 2: 11 a.m .. Pomeroy to Pomeroy Health Ca re Crn tN for .Jane VIning to Ve tera ns Memorial Hosplt a!; Rulland at 1: 18 p.m. to Higley Rid ge lor Mary Sm ith to Vetera ns Memor ial Hospital: Tuppers Plains at 7: 23p.m. to the Arbaug h Addition for Connie Swi ger t lo Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. Walter Howard Icen hower Sr ., 70, Mason , died Sa tu rday, in Pleasant ·Valley Nursl!ig Care Center. Born Dec. 23, 1911 in Mason, he was the son of the late John Frederick and Georgia L. Martin k enhower. He was preeededJn death by his wile. Lillian EllzabPT h Icen hower, in 1984, and lour brothers and one sis ter. · · Surviving a re one son, Walter Howard Jr .; Mason; one sister, Ruth/\ . Lovett, Arthurdale; four gra nd children , . l our great · grandchildren and several nieces and nep hews. Services wi ll be at 11 a. m. Tuesday 'at Foglesong Funeral Hom e with the Rev . John Icen hower ollici ating. Burial will follow In I OOF Ce metery, Mason. Friends m ay eall at the funeral home from 9 to 11 a. m . Tuesday. Gt•orge R. Stewart George R. Stewart, 9.1, Bidwell, died Sunday, in Holzer Medical Center . He wa s a coa l miner. Born June 28, 1~9.) in West Columbia, W.Va ., he was the son or Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Stewart. · He wa s preceded in death by his wi le. Et ta Ru ssell Stewar t. Survivi ng are one son, William .1. of Bidwell; four daughters, Pau line McCain, Columbu s. Mary Lou Young, Stockport, Ohio, Georgetta Pugh, Carlton, Mich. and Jane Jones. Anchor Point , Alaska; 19 grandchildren and 34 great-granchllpren. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Foglesong Funeral Home. Rev. Robert Manley offi ciating. Burial follows In Kirkland M&m · orlal Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. William F. Zuspan William F. Zuspa n, 67, Mason . died Sunda y, in Holzer Medical Cent er. Born i\ug. 16, 1919 in Mason, he was the son of the late George Wi lliam and Emma Martin Zuspan . He was a founder of Raven & Hocking Coal Company and HHogg & Zus pan Lumber Co., a charter and faithful member of the Chr ist ian Brcthei'n Church, Ma son. a lifetime mem ber of the Di\ v , the VFW and Th e America n Legion, and a mem _ ber of Clifton Lodge No. 23 AF&AM Masonic. He was also a U .S. Army veteran or World War II and had sevrra l decorations and citSurvivi at ions .ng are his wife. Velma r.. Zu spa n: three sons, William G., Fra nl'i s A. and John M .. all of Mason; onr daughter. Mrs. Kevin tSara hl Shields. Mason : one. sister. Mrs. Sarah Foster. Mason: eleven gra ndchildren, severa l nieces a nd nephews. He was preceded in dea th by one brother, George Martin Zuspan. Services will be Wednesday 2 p.m. at the Chr istian Brethern Church. Rev . .James H . Lewis and the Rev . George Hoschar • Elizabeth Underwood or Galllpq- : lis; one stepson. James (Sonny) : Chandler of Gallipolis; eight : step· gr andchildren, nine step-; great grandchildren, several nei-•, ces and nephews: . ..;. He was preceded in death by • four brothers , Char lie McDaniel, . Benjamin F. McDaniel, Sher-·. man McDaniel an4 Cl arence M . · McDaniel ; and one sister, Lennie · Thevenin . . Ser vices will be 1 p.m. Thursda y at Willis F uneral Home, Rev. James Keesee officiating. Burial · follows in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. : Friends may call at the funeral> home Wednesdav. 6 to 9 p.m. orrtclatlng. BuHal will follow in Zuspan Cemetery . Friends may call at the Zuspan home alter 2 p.m. 'l'uesday and at the church on e hour prior to services Wedhesdav . Military graveside riles wilt be conducted by the VFW tl nd '!'he Amer ica n Legion. Funeral arr angements by Fo· gl esong Funeral Home. Leslie H. McDaniel Leslie Harold McDaniel, 9:1. of 803 Maple St .. Middleport. died Sunday at his residence. He was ret ired lroin Columbus Sta te Hospital. • Born July 5,1893 in Lawren ce Count y, he was a son of the late Willi am J. McDaniel and Helen Ward McDaniel. ~Page By ,JU Dl HASSOl'i WASHINGTON iUPII -/\Iter months of digging i nto Presiden t Reagan's worst crisis. th e co ngressional panel s investigal ing the lran,Conl ra s(•andal arc r anged to op~n their jdin t public hearings today wi th a key ,wit ness telling his story for the fit'S I time under the nation' s probing television eye. Sen. Daniel I nouye, D-Hawa li. was ready tobangthe g;Jvelat 10 a.m. EDT to open the joint Senate and House commit tee hearings in the historic Sena te Ca ueus Room where he sat when the Watergat e scandal unfolded 14 y ears ago. "I t is a complic ated story. It is not a class ic who-done-it," said . Inouye's vice chairman on tho Se nate pan el. Republican Warre n Rudman of New JOHN A. WADE, M.D. In(. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST \\WE HAVE HEARINC AIDS" CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 ROCK! ... THEY SWIVEL! By NANCY \'01\ CHM1 Sentinel Staff \Vritl'r • "Why couldn ' t f ha ve k illed someone Instea d of doing what I did ?" This wa s a s tal ~mc·nt which Meigs Sheriff' s Deput y Jimmcr Soulsby t~s t i lied Monday aft ernoon th at .Jimmll' Jude made voluntaril y in th e MPigs Coun ty courtroom , just pr ior l oa n in itial appearance in .lanuar·y 1986 on a rha rgr of rap ing his ninr <vr arold stepdau ghter. Paul Ger ard, investiga tor for the Meigs Count y Prosec uting At torney's office was al so pres· rnt when .Jude made this statr· ment Soul sby said. Sou lsby wa' not questioned by SWIVEL ROCKERS Styles, fabiu and colors to match your decor. Ae Lolf A• '-$15-600 $186°0 Here's a partial listing... New pavement has been provided on Spring Avenue, Pleasant Ridge Road. 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IS99.00 DOUBlE PEDESTAL DESK Lecking File Drawtr Mar lnistt:~nt Top Pint Finish ' 1 ' Reg. S82 9'6"x12' Level Loop .........S57 Reg. SlOB 10'2"x12' Sculptured.....S86 Sl39 16'xl2' Commerciai ........S96 25 Cents se ntatives on l ht? com miltcL'S !hill began work in J ~nuar v plann e<l a mornin g of opening sta tPmr n! s br i'OJ'(' ·(·a lling thei r first w it ness: reti red Maj . Ge11 . Richa rd Secord. a maj or fi gure in tlir cov(•rt U.S . a r ms sa lrs to Iran a:-~ well as efforts to s up p t~· thr Nica ra gu;1n Co n t r<.~s du ri ng two ,Vl'ars wh en U.S. milit ar~ · aid to th e rebels WlJS ill C>g;ll . " He is going 10 beg in tlw process of describing his roll' in the pr ov ision of arm s to tlw Confl·as a nd to Iran ," S<.lid ~(· n George Mit chell. [).Mai ne. " member of the Srnat e panel. " I think Secord wil l be a forceful witness who \\'ill sugges t th at nothin g w as dom • wrong ;.~nd that it was good fot· the country." For months. Secord had j oinctl Oti!N m ajor figures in rPfu slng to mon ey di verted fmm U.S. arms tes t if.' · to ~n vC's t l ga tors und er hi~ sal0.s to Ira n wa s not rven spent. Fi (th .\nw ndmcnt rights against " I think the testimony will be self· incrimination. He won a mixcd," saidRop. LeP Hamllt on, court ba ttle lii >l month against D-lnd., tlw . House committe\' the Se nat e panel' s demand thai ___ r l1 alr man . " A lot wil l be familiar he tur n nvN his foreign bank to the American public, but I reco rds believed central to the think a good bit of t hal tes timon y will be new. I think some of th at c-;Jsc•. 13 ul tll p lo rnwr assls tanl dr - new I('Stimony wt\1 begin to ten>C' srrrctary changed his appear with General Secord." mind l as t week and begun giving Se co rd. o4. wa s sought as a til!' comrnilll'<'-' th e ammunition · wi tness l'or his cxp<'cled detailed t IH•y nrod to travel along 1he trail kn owledge of both the deli very of of monr )' in th e poli tica l cri sis \J. S. urm s to lranandlh c pr lva t o that lws plag uc•rl Hc•agan sinrc nl'twork set up to aid lhr rebels November . figh ting Nicara gua's lefti st San· ' Report s on the c'e of toda)•' s dlnista government. hear in g sa id Secord would ;~ ssc• rl The retired fighter pilot and no govrr nmcnt fu nds were spen t Cli\ operatlvr is expertcd to illcg;ill y on Contra supp ly f'f- testify fo r most or the week, fort s. cl cn.v hi s invol ve ment In fo llowed by former nallonal any c o~ splra cy with the Wllitr sec u r it y ·adv l srr Robert House and say much of the McFa rl an<•. Ohioans to decide 1\ jury of spvcn wom f'n and five sec uring the rpvol ver taken from under the bed, the two officer s then holstNed their own guns Hij'u~~id~as handcuffed by the • ISSUeS TRUCK OVERTURNS - A tractor-lrullcr overturn ed following an acci dent on U.S. :13 Monday, al 2:39p.m., ncar the Pomt•r oy village limits. Charles E. Brown, 34, of Coal Grovr , was !he driver of th<• trador-trntlcr. He was Iuken to p Veterans M emorial Ho~pltal hy the Melgll EMS. Brown's vehicle was easthound when It ran olltlr c road, hit a mallhox and struc:k u tcl ephont•, c~tusl n g the.• vchll'lt• to uvcrt11rn. Brown was treated and rel eased Irorn 1111' lw•pltal . ostage stamps may go to 20 cent s a wrr k and lrss than $10 a .\~ar ." The approva l pror·<•ss, sC't up In 1970 when th o old Post Ofl ic·e Depar lme nt w<:t~ rf'o rga nl zC"d along th r l lnr s of a IJI'Iva tt• corpor;Jtl on. ta krs .:.~bou t a yc nr to 16 months. Thr Posta l Service. whost• buclgl'l is su pposect to hrr:1 k <•vrn. has shown a profit In flvr of lht• last 10 years. lnrludlng $:~):, mil lion in surplus <•urnlngs lull yc;Jt'. I 1 is expec ted 1o IJt't'a k r vrn I his yr<.Jr . But the increase is n•·•·d<'d. th,. boa rd said at itsi\pril mPcl lng. to offsc't risi ng cos ts. includ ing " new federa l rctirrmrnt progra m expected to add almost $2 hiIlio n In expenses hy th ernd ot th<· nc·x t fisca l year. i\1 the same tim(•, tabor co~ t s arc ex pec ted ,to rlsr . The Postnl Ser vice IJ(·gHn negotiat ing new co ntracts lost mon th wi th th re•· employrc unions rrprC'scn tlng 25 cents about G:>ll,OOO workers. Tal ks with a four th union representing anolh r 76..16> wo r kers oprn in October. Thr rat e i ncr ea se~. II ap· provrd, cou ld mra n an adlllllonal S·l bil lion in revenues In fi scal 1989. M tN the Pos tal Scrvlrr flies tho rate i ncrcast' request. thr lndrpc•n dcnt Pos tal Ratr Co m· mission has 10 months to ho ld lwarl ngs on th<· pr oposed r harArs und decide whet her to apprOVl' th em. rrjcoc t them , or modify them, as it dill In 19R1, when th r Postal Service soug ht a Increase to 2:1 r ent s. E:ve n If the rate comm ission rc·jrcts the ra te hike. th • board can Im pose It If It ag rrcs unanimously to do so. i\lso, II the rate com missio n take., longer than )() months to rulr-, lhr Postal Servlre an impose higher rate s on " tr m por· ary ba sis. Anderson, Werry vote no on issue · $29900 REG. '239.00 SECRETARY DESK Oak or Cherry Finish Queen Anne legs Pigeon Haltd-Drawer ONlY Hi ll obser ved Jude. " nude from the wa ist down," roll ing over away from the girl. He said the git·l was "nudl' from at lea st thr wai st up" but that was all he observed al lhc tlme becau se she pulled hersel f to a comer of the bed wltll a blanket around her. Hill said he saw l arge spot s of blood and bowel movement on the bet!. Ac cording l o Hill. he and Kle in had ent ered the room with revolve rs because th ey' had been told that .Jude had a weapon. .tude was beligerent with the offi cer s but did begin putting on his j eans whi ch Klein handed him from the floot·. i\s Jude did thi s. Hill said that K lein reached between the box springs and m allrcss for a revolver. After men heard Soulsby's tes timony and t es t i m o n~· . or th ree other wit nesses M o nd <-~.\' o ftrrnoon in the state's case agai nst :m-year· old .Jude. .Jude Is charged with ra pe in an inc idr nt at his Rose i\l lr,· Road home In Pomeroy durin); th e early mornin g hours of .Jan. :i. 1986. Tht' jut·y was sea ted b.1· 11 : .'\0 a.m . Mond ay mor ning and then transponcd to the home whrre the all eged ra pe orrurred. o. $78800 ONlY Beautiful colors, superior quality in these carpet mill-ends. Here are just a few examples of how you save: Hampshire. The 11 senator s a nd lo repre- ,....,..,.....,..,..----.,;:-: offi cer s. although he did res ist WASHINGTON (U PI I _The according to Hill, and then taken Pos tal Board of Governors said into lht• living room Of lhP hOUSP toclay it will seek an increase in 10 pu t on his shoes. i\t thi s point , Hil l sai d .Jude shouted obscenl· the nation 's mall rat es . Incl ud ing a hik e in the price of first cl ass 1ies at his wil e and stepson. .ludc wa s taken from Ihe hou se stamp from 22 cent s to 2:i cents. to the sheri ff' s crul srr and Hill The nlne-mPmberboard saldlt and Klein then returned to I he ha c! authorized the m a na~e ment house to sec if tlte child or Mrs. of the postal ser vice to file l hr ,Jude needed further ass ista nce. request lo r an overal l increase of First wilncss for the stale was Shor tl Y aft er, Hill sa id he and 16 pPrccnt l or all cla sses of ma il Ga ll a Count y Ocpu t)' Sheri ff Ha rold Hi l l. Hil l wa s also work· K lein · llcard a commotion at with the pos t<I I rate commission. ing lor the Poml•roy Police on th o ano th er door and found that alt hougfl some ra t e increases .Jude had som.eholl' go tt en out of wo uld be hlghe ~·· . . . night J n qu es t ion. the sher if f' s cruiser and was Th e 3rent htke tn the prtccof a In r es ponse to ques ti ns from Meigs Prosecut ing A n orn<')' com i ng back lntto the h ou set~r r st class stamp would not take olhr r door. Jude was ap ·feet before May 1988 at th e Fr ed Crow Ill . Hill sai d he was th'· rs r rllest. called about 2: ~9 a. m. Ja n. 1986 hcnded again and pu t Into the• . h· . 11 !! a 11~s 1·C 1ass 1e11er as to the .Jude residence. i\ s he Pom erov Pollee ca r for lransporarrived al th e r nlram·e to Rose ta li 0 n 't 0 the Mel 5 Count y ros t 22 r ents smce Feb. 17, 1985. . .. g " Members of the general pub· i\llev a lew mi nut es later. he saw shcrt fl s department . l'1c wi ll 01 b fairly bu rdened i\fter leavin g Jude at tho n e un . , Mei gs Sheriff', Deput y Ken ny sher iff's oflire . Hill went bark by these ra te adju sl":'ent s, sa td 10 Klein out of his cruiser and ta lking to a )'Oung boy . Hill left the Jude home. Bv thi s tim e, the John Gr l.~ seme~, chatrman of the his own cru isc•r and joinl'd Kle in alleged viet im w~s clothed and board. Th e mcrcase to th e and the bo>· in convrrsatlon. Th e lying on the couch. She sa id she average person will be tess tha n three then got int o the cruisers rou ld not si t because of pain and and proceeded up the r.1ad to the Pomrroy E MS wa s called to take her to Holzer Medical Center. boy's home. Th e boy was the older brol hcr Under cross exam1nalion by or the al.leged rape victim Hill 1he defense. Hill was asked if J udP had a lot of bad things to say said. Pomeroy VIllage Council Mon· abou t the victim 's brother . Hill Hill described circumstances da y night voted lour -to- two to as he and Kl ein en tered the home answered th at .Jude was upset allot $1 ,806 to help meet the local via a side ent ra nce. i\ large dog because the brother had called match mq,n ey needed to continu e wh ich was chai ned in the arra of the police. the 1987 operation of the govern · Hill was al so asked if Jude ment subsidized Blue Streak Ca b the ent ranee was held by !he boy so th e offi cers could pass. 1\c- rould have kept on running wh en Company. cording to Hill. he and Klein were he fr eed himself from th e sh~ · A motion at the last meeting of met at the door by J ude's wi l e ri If's cruiser Instead or returning council to allot the money for th e who wa s " hyster ical and cryi ng'· to the house. Hill responded th at cab servi ce ended In a threeand telling them to " hurry up. he could have. three tie. i\lso In response to quesllons hurry up." Alter discussing the matter She directed the olficer s to- from the defense, Hill said there at last night's meeti ng, again wer e no other people present In ward a closed bedroom door. council pas sed the measure with the house except for Jude, his From behind the door , Hill sa id Councilmen John Anderson and he heard a " child 's muffled cry. " . wife, the two children, Officer He said Klein knocked on the Klein and himself. He said he Henry Werry voting no. Council · door, lndenll fying himsel f and could fain tly smell alcohol on man Bill Young, who vot ed no at Hill as law offi cers: but th ere wa s .Jude, but saw no other signs of the last meeting, sa'ld he would no response from the r oom. Hill In toxication. He said also he was change his vote If the money wa s with Jude only about five min- for " one year only. " Cou ncil said satd Klein pushed open the door and the two entered the room to utes at the sheriff's department. thai aller 1987, they would then review the cab situation . Continued on· page 10 see Jude In bed wllh th e gir l .. & ''ovcJ'lFianders 1 Sectiorl. 10 Pages A .Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Four witnesses testify in.Jude rape trial Monday Sale prices Start At Only What has been done since Dick Seylor has been Mayor of the Village of Pomeroy? New water lines have been installed on Beech Street. New water mains installed on Main Street. New sidewalks installed on Main Street. Scenic view of Ohio River improved and bank cleaned along entire frontage. New sewer system installed so that new business could come in or expand. This includes Pizza Hut and Super America. Ugly vacant lots downtown transformed into pleasant park areas. Land acquired in Sugar Run to allow expansion of Mechanic Street Park. Land acquired and access installed in Monkey Run for more park land. Municipal Building Auditorium remodeled to allow year-round use by residents. Second floor of Municipal Building remodeled to produce income for the Village. All Village Ordinances updated and codified to meet Ohio standards and provide convenient and perma· nent records. New fire truck has been purchased and should be delivered next year. The financial condition of the Village has been res· cued from the brink of collapse and restored to sound condition. Cemetery care has been improved and at a lower cost to citizens. . These ~re just some of tbe fine accomplishments which have come about with Dick Seyler's leader· ship. · He has lots more good things he wants to do ... but he has to get reelected first..LEfS SEE THAT HE IS REELECTED!!! VOTE FOR RICHARD SEYlER-TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1987 Pomeroy-,-Middleport, O,hio, Tuesday, May 5, 1987 CLEVELAND (UP )) One • Ohio Lottery t i c ket was sold w ith ' the numbers 1, 4: 7, 8. 12 an d 36,•.. 11 ' drawn Saturday, lottery of'.!cas... h said. A jackpot of more t an $6; · h 1 million will go to t e payer or• •playe r s holding the ~Ingle tickeL Our entire stock of quality Berkline wall-away recliners and rocker-recliners is reduced. Huge arr~y of colors and styles. Charm ing Shoppes .............. 25 % Federal Mogul .................... 41 % Goodyear T&R .... .... .. ......... 68:Y, Heck's Inc . .............. .. ...... .. .. 41/, Li mi ted Inc ................. ..... .. .. .40 Multimedia Inc ................... 54'!1 Rax Restaurant s.................. 5% Robbins & Myers ........ ........ 11 % Shoney's Inc· . .. .................... 28% Wendy 's Inti. ............. .. .... .. .10 \'.l Worthington lnd .... ........ ...... JTV , enttne Iran-Contra hearing underway Chair Sale Daily stock prices Clt•ar .tonight. Low near ~0 . Sunny W<·dm•sday . Highs In low iOs. • at y -;=====================:::::;!' I 2~24 3 RETURNS TO .Ji\IL - Spt•cial Meigs Sheriff's Deputy Tom Smith accompanies ,Jimmie .Jude from the courthouse hal'k to the Meigs County .Jail . ,Jude is charged with rape. Jlis trial hegan Monday in common r>l<•as co urt. Church In Middleport at 7:.10 each evening this week th rough Saturday wi th Rick Weaver as evangelist. Specia l music Is being featured earh evening. Firm Price Am EIcc! r ic Power. .... .. ... .... .. 28 i\T&T .. .......................... .. ... 24 'Y.o Ashland 0 11 .... .. .... .. ............ 58 \'.l Bob Eva ns Fa rms .... .... .... .... . 25 Pic•k 4 $6 million awaits · • One Wtnner Surviving ar e his wife, Florence Chandler McDaniel., whom he married Dec. 15, 196 .,; thre<' step-daught er s, Mrs.' Viv ian Trowbridge of Gallipo lis. Mrs . Betty Kemper 01 Ga llipolls and Numhc·•· 276 Vot.36 , No.255 • Copyroghted 1987 i\ rt-vlval Is underway at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Provided by Bry cc and Mark SmIth ol Blunt Elll• & LOL!wl Dail~ • · Revival underway at church (As of 10:30 a.m.) Ohio Louery .Meigs teams second $17900 I! Stated Coun c· i lm an Bruce Reed. " I 'm In favor of gi ving t he money becau sr f sc·c the 'e r vlcc bei ng used." In oth er mat ters. counci l discussed allowing Vetera ns Mcm orlal Hospital usc an em pty room on the th ird fl oor of the vil lage hall to store ol d reco rds . There were no objecllons to allowing the hospit al to usc the sparr·. Council also pa ssed a resolu· lion officially accept ing the new codification books Which wen• prepared for the vil lage by the Wa lt e r Dr ane Co mp any , Cleveland. A tetter from Pomeroy resl· dent Gil bert Zwilling ask l n~ t hul utlllly companies be " made to clean up th ei r messes" when conducting m ai nt enance work within the v illage was read to cou ncl' by Clerk-Treasurer .J an e Wa lton. 'cou nci l dl scu~scd the mo ltrr hric•fly . Cou ncil ~ l so look <Jcl lo n to vacate a portion of Sugar Run Street between M ultwrry and Urick Stri'Ct s, to co mp ly wll h stipulations from an ea rlier tra nsaet lon wit h Sugu r Run Mill s. Walt on rPported th at village workers took :17 loads of trash to the cou nty la ndfill last week during the village's annu al spring clean up. The workers are now In th P Monkey Run arPa , said Wa l to n. and afler finishing In that area , they will be maki ng another pick-up trip thr ough town. agai n free of charge. F'l nes and fees coll ec ted during i\ pr ll amoun ted to $2,463. By United Pre"" lnternatlonlll Voters are go in g to the polls In Ohio today to cast their ballots tn local primaries and a variety of sc hool levies and loca l tax Issues . Youngstown Ma yor Patrick Ungaro's att empt to win the D••mocratlr nomination l or a th ird two-.vrar term m ay highlight thr day's activit y. Ungaro has been Involved In a hra ted campaign aga inst chall en;:Ns , .Jam es .J . Corbett and Robert f' or·t. who have crit icized lht• mayor' s ~l·onomlr developml•nt lnltlat lves. , Corb<'ll. endorsed by the Mahoning Count y Democrat lc Pa1·ty, has chided Ungaro l or turnlnt<hl s back on the party and cl ai ms the m ayor l acks declslon-maklnt< ability. Ungaro points to hts successes In bringing new j obs to the city. Thr· fa vorit e In thr racr, Ungaro got a boost las! wrek when the New i\vantl Motor Corp . an· nouncrd It will crcaw an assem bly plant In thr l'ity . For t, a bl ack businessman. has pledgrd to create 000 new city jobs by cll mlnul!ng I he practice of con tracllng for services such as garhugr collec tIon . In Canton. M ayor Sam Pursrs is IJclng cha ll enged by two candidat es In his allempt for a scrond term . The challengers arc Raymond Ocnczuk, a des ign engineer lor the Ford Motor Co .• and Donevle Henderson , a retired con stru cllon for('mun . In Warren , Mayot· Dani el Sferra. al so seeking a third term , Is being challenged In the Oemocratlc primary by Councilm an Daniel Polivka , i\ victory In thf' prim ary vir tual ly assurrs cler· lion because there arc no Rt' pub llcan chall c·ngcrs for th e post. Inn lot sold to Bank One B . T. Grovpr, .Jr .. prrs ldt·nt of Ban k One. i\th•·n, , N.A ., announ ces that Ba nk On l' has pur<'ha sC() the former Mrlgs .inn propert y , 1 ~6 East M ai n St., Pomeroy. A m ajor fit ·r gutt ~d the M e l~ s Inn last yra r and the rema inder or the st rut ·tur<' was ra zed cr eating th<• t a r~ r lot which ha~ hce n pur chasPli by Bank One•. The propert y will be drVI•Iopect In to an ult ra modern drive up han king !aclllt .1· with multllanrs and Int o a bank customer park· lng lot. i\nlllclpatcd C'omplc•tiOn dat e of th e projc•r t is late thi s year . "Our hopr for the future rests with the developmen t of new and ex panded flnant ·lal facilities and services In r cs ponsr to the nt•cds of Mc l ~s County and adjacc•nt ar eas," Grovrr said. Bank One, i\ th ens, has experienced unprcr edented growt h In the lust l~ yea rs wtt h assscts growing from ~4 million to 214 million dollars, Grover reports . Bank On e, Athen s, operates 12 banking locat ions In a ·four co un ty area. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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