http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2c86c99acb955e145b45d22dd5d344a8.pdf 4ab846521bc08641b58f2093df7d69a0 PDF Text Text .._ . Page- ·10- The Daily Sentinel I Area deaths L~st e r Halph HawJQy, 61 . 2'>0 Hudson St. , Middlepor t, died Tuesday a t Vetera ns Memor ial Hospita l fo llowing a brlel Illn ess. Mr. Ha wley was born In Meig;< Coun ty , a son ol the late Roose· veil and Lola Lavender Hawley . H<• was a member of the Victory Ba ptist Chu rch in Middleport and served in the U. S. Navv du rin g th e Korra n Confl ict. · Survivin g are his wife. Mar Hawley; two brot hers, J ohn L Hawley, Falls Chu.rch. Va ., and Robert Hawley. Middlepo rt , and st·veral ni eces a nd nephews. Bes ides his parents, he was preceded In death hy" brother, Cla rence Haw ley, and a sister, Phyllis . Serv icc•s will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Ewin g F uneral Home with Rev . .Jam('S Keesee offi ciating. Rurial wil l be in Rock Springs Ccmt ery. fr iends ma y r ail at the fun eral home fr om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wedn esday. Don V. Knapp Don V. Knapp. .'i9. West Columbia, di ed Mond ay at Pl easant offi ci'. Ra tliff is to have his initia l court app ea r ;~ n ce Tuesday morn ing lll'forr Me igs Count y Co ur t ,/udgr Pat rir k O' Brie.n, and b now in custocl y at the county jail. Continued fr om page 1 (IVC'nil'lg was Dr. Scoll Spark s. " " assist · EM$. has 4 l'alls Mei gs Count y Emcrgr nc)· Medic al Srrv lrrs report s four cu lls Mond av; Ru tland at fi :~:! a.m. to Me igs Mine No. lfor .Jo hn Whit e to Holzt•r Medi ca l Cent er; Middleport at 6: 20 p.m. to Imprria l E: lert rir fo•· r>an .Jeffer s to Veterans Memorial Hos pit al; Middleport at 9: 17 p.m. to Seco nd St. ·for Mary Wu llacc to Vetera ns Ml'mol'i a l Hospita l: Ra el ne at 9:47 p.m. to J.etarl fa lls for Christopher Warden to Vr trra ns Mrm orla t Hospital ; thr n to Hoiz<•r Medica l Ccnt<•r. Co ntlnti Pd f r o rn p age 1 pio)·ment st•rri <·r st: 1ff to selr r t lJ I'fi C' (' . Th r t'f'e ords of job srr kt•rs who do not not ifl' ORES n f llwir offict• selection .also will al."io ht' lrans frr rf'd 10 thr Ca lti po lis loca l offl cr unt il an a llf'r n al (' thf C' llf' lll makC's an o rri {'l ' st' l{'('l lon. Pric<• Firm Am Elec tric Power .......... ...... 27 AT&T ... .. .. ....... . .... .... .. ... ..... .. 25 Ashland Oil ............. ...... 62 :~ Bob Evans Farm s .. .. .... ......... 2> Cha r ming Shoppes .. ......... .. .26'!{ Federal MoguL.. .. .. ............ .41 ~< Goodyear T&R .......... .. ...... 6> \o!l Hec k' s Inc . .... .. .. .... .. ............ :!+< Limit ed Inc . ........ .. .... .. .. .... .42 ", Multimedia Inc ... .. .. .... ..... ..... 5 3 Rax Resta ura nt s ...... ... ..... ... o% Robbins & MyN s .. ................ .]] Shoney's lne. ........ ........... 29 \o!l Wendy 's In! I. .... ...... .. ...... .. ..... HI Worthington lnd ... .'...... .. ...... l8'fl Blood prt'ssurt• day ant professor of special edu cation at Ohio Un i versit~ . Sparks is r urrenliy chairperson of th e Ath ens County Board of Mental Retard ation-Developmental Dis· a bllilies. He is also the cu rrent . secret ary of the mental retarda · t ion division of the Internationa l Co un c il f a r Ex cc'ptiona l Children . Sparks recentl.v pa rticipa ted in a n Am e ri can -J apanese E x· l:hangr program and s pent live weeks in .Japan visiling institu· lions and other [acililies lor mentally ret arded persons. He prese nt ed s lides of what he saw and lear ned In .Japan , and compared their programs to th ose of the Unit ed Sta les. Hi ghligh ts of the eve nin g were a n announce ment that Carleton s tudent Ray Laudermilt will l'f' present Ohio at thi s summers' Internati onal Special Oi.v mpics Ga mes. a nd a tribute to Ray Pullins, a Ca rleton Sc hool and S p~X ial Olympi cs supporter , who died In .Janu ary. OBES ... 1 Sc ipio Township Senior Cili· zc ns arc having blood pressure day Wedn esda y. 10 a .m. to 12 noon, Jt the Pageville store building. The public is invited. Lun ch will br served at noon and cl ub members are as ked to bring a covered dish. Crossover Band Friday & Saturday Night May 15 & 16 • '2.00 Covtr Charge Must Be 21 Diet Pill System Sweeping U.S. Super Dream Pill thence nort~ 40 degrees west thirty four rods thence north 50% degrees west twenty seven rods; thence south 45 degrees West four rods leaving the center of said creek to the high water mark; thence north 45 degrees west twelve rods; thence north 77 degrees west fifteen rods and four· teen links: thence south 21 1/ 4 degrees west eighteen rods and eighteen links; thence south 79 1/4 degrees west eighteen rods and twenty two links; thence south 59% east twenty one and one half rods to apoint on the bank of a small run just above the spring; thence south 67% degrees east twenty eight rods; thences south 27 degrees east seven rods and nine links: thence south five rods and twenty one links to the place of beginning, containing nine and five -eighths acres, more or less . Save and except a road across the above described land where the barn is located, and also a part of the above described tract of land sold by W . P. Stevens and Zoe Stevens. his wife, to J . C. VanZant and bounded northwest corner of John Steven ' s land; thence north eighteen rods and twenty two links to the southwest corner of the Mill Lot; thence north 25 degrees west forty rods to N. J . Ward's lot in Langsville , Ohio ; thence north 60 degrees east seven rods and fifteen links to McKnight ' s lol: thence south along said McKnight's lot ten rods to the center of Leading Creek; thence south 63% degrees east twelve rods to McKnight's east line; thence north along McKnight's east line ten rodS; thence north 64 de · grees east thirty four reds and twenty links to Frank Braley's !ot; thence south along said Braley's lot to the center of the creek four rods ; thence following the center of said Creek south 63 % degrees east eighteen rods and fourteen links; thence south 68% degrees east ten rods; thence south 57 degrees east twenty rods; thence south 12 degrees east nine rods and twenty links; th'ence south 12 degrees west eighteen rods and twenty links; thence so~th 45 ~f!9rees west four IIIFI CLOOI IIIID . '• Hymn sing plannt•d Public Notice Public Notice rods to a high water mark; thence south 45 degrees w_est. thirteen rods and fif · teen links; thence south 21 1f; degrees west twenty one rods and thirteen links; thence north 79% degrees west thirteen rods and seven links to the end of a board fence : thence south thirty rods and eight links to a small apple tree; thence south 84 degrees west nin e· teen and a half rods; thence south thineen rods and fifteen links; then ce west twenty four rods and four· teen links to the place of beginning, containing twenty eight and one fourth acres, save and eJCcept the followinA described tract lying on the west side and boun.ded and described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corm~r of .Jnhn Steven ' s land in Section No. 26, Town No. 6, Range No. 14; thence north eighteen rods and twenty two links to the southeast corner of the Mill Lot then ce north 25 degrees west forty rods toN . J . Ward 's lot in Langsville. Ohio; thence north 60 degrees east seven rods and fifteerl links to McKnight lot; thence south along McKnight's lot ten rods to the center of Leading Creek; thence north 63Y~ degrees east twe l ve· rod s to McKnight's eas1 line; thence north along McKnight' s line ten rods; thence north 64 degrees east twenty three rods and fifteen links; th ence south 78 degrees and fifteen links; thence west twenty four rods and fourteen links to the place of beginning. containing eleven acres . Sa\le and except another tract of land sold by Frank Graham and wife to E. M . Brown and bounded 'and · described as follows : Situ · ate in Township of Rutland, County of Meigs and in the State of Ohio, and in Section No. 26. Town No. 6 , Rang e No. 14, and beginning at the northwest corner of John Steen' s land at the end of a board fence; lhence north 79 % degrees west twenty one rods and seventeen links: thence south thirty six 0111 REG. 11UI 5 PI~ 16,99 • • PARCEL SEVEN: • • .: The following described real estale situated in .R'u ;. ~ ttand Township , Meiqa>' County. Ohio, and .bounded -. and described as follows : Beginning twenty rods ~ east of the center of the weSt . lin e of Section No . 26, Towri No. 6. Range No. 14 of the' Oh io Company 's Pur c has~u , thence east eight rods: , thence north 8 3.<. degreei w es t one rod; th ence east ·one rod and n ineteen arld . two · third s links ; th ence north 14 31.. degrees wet t ' three rods arid one link ; thence north 86 1 1~ degreef · wesl three rods and fifteen · links; thence south 8 3!. grees eas1 six rods and foLit ~ links to thtt plnce of begin: ning , con1aining three•' fourths sere. more or less .. Reference Deed ! Volum e' · ··:r de·: Ohio.Lottery Meigs • gains sectional finals .....:. Page 4 u rods and nine links; thence ~ north 83% degrees eaST"" ninete8n rods and fifteen ~ links; 1hence north thiri'{ ~ rods and eight links to the; • place of beginning. contain ~' ing four and one fourth: acres . •....,t ~ Referenc e Deed:. Volumij~ 109, Page 119 , Meigs , County Deed Records . " Subject to arightofwayot easement to Ohio Telephooe_ and Telegraph Company;~ recorded in Deed Book 212, • Page 437. of Meigs Count y; Deed Records, reference to . which is hereby made. . Daily Number 169 Pick 4 2036 • at y Vol.36, No.261 '·. Copyrighted 1987 By ROBERT DOHERTY and JUDI HASSON WASHINGTON ' (UP!) - Former national security adviser Robert Me Farlane, rellectlng on his insider's view of arms sales to Iran and e(forts to skirt a ban on U.S. aid to the Cont ras, maintains President Reagan is blameless. Testifying a s~Xo nd day In congressional hearings on the presidenl' s worst crisis, McFarlane admitted he was not !rank with lawmakers in 1985 and 1986 about cer tain aspects of the secret operations in order to pro tect " myself. my reputation, my own record of performance." "And only that ?" asked Sen. Paul !:\arban es , D·Md . . " I · believe," the Iarmer Marine colonel responded , " that President Reagan's motives and direction to his subordinates throughout this enterprise have alw ays been in keeping with the ·law and national values. I don't think he is at fault here, and if anybody Is. I am. " Investigators said McFarlane could wrap up his public testimony today after lwosessions in which he spent hours describing White House eflort s to get around th e congressional ban on U.S. milita ry aid to the Contras ·from October 1984 to Oct ober 1986 by arranging assistance from other· nations. As McFarlane tes tified Tuesday, there were these developments: -Senate Investigators announ ced they had found $10 million dona led by the sultan of Brunei lor the Contras. The money was put In the wrong Swiss accounl last year and withdrawn by an unldentllled Swiss shipping magnate. In Geneva, the Credit Suisse bank said it has taken legal SHAVERS IEGUIJR OR SENSinVE 111112 PAll The Meigs County Board of Education Monday night ac· cepted, with regret, the resigna· lions ollongtlmeemployees Russ Moore , secondary supervisor, and Jim Rodgers, school psycho! · ogist. Both men have been wilh lhe county board since August 1975, County Superint endent John Riebel reports th e board extended deep gratitude to th e two gentlemen fo r their years of dedicated service to the s tudent s or Meigs County' s schools. Attorn eys at Law 59 Eas t Second Street P. 0 . Bo• 565 Logan. 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Prior honorees have Included L. W. McComas and the late .J. J. Cremea ns. Diehl was born In Mason Count y, W. Va ., and attended grade school at the Sacred Hea rt School In Pomeroy . He gradu · ated from Wahama High School In 1938 and received hi s degree In journalism !rom Mar shall Uni · ver slt y In 1942. He served In th e U. S. Army loll owln~: his gradua· lion from Ma rshall and was injured In the Invasion of Franc<' In 1944. Followin~ discharge fr om the armed forces, he becam0 Inter· ested in education and received his master's degree !rom Ohio Universit y, He taught a nd eoa~hed all sports a t Waha ma High School !rom 1945 to 1954. He orln.cloal of Hi A.Ill •m••n FlUID 11nau NOW flOW Q, 26 Centi A Multimedia Inc. Newapiiper • act ion to recover th e mon ey. -The United Slates aC'cepted the orctet· or a tribunal in The Hague and agreed to return a bout $450 million In lrozen assets to I ra n toda y. Settlement of the clai ms, dating to 1981, removes a major irrit ants In U.S.-lranian rela tions link ed by Ira nian offtclals to the fa te of American hos t a~es In Lebanon. - For mer Costa 'Rican President Luis !IIberto Monge Alva•·ez sent a letter to the congressional committees denyin g tes timony la st week from the first witness In the hearings, reti red Air Fot·re Maj. Gen. Richard Secord , that Monge s e~ r etty aid ed the Contra s by allowing them to expa nd a small airfield In Costa Ric a. -McFarlane olfcred a lengthy de fc n~r of Ll . CoL Oliver North , his fellow Marine and formN Nati onal Secur!t)t Council Hide blamed as the chief operuto t· In the sca ndaL Assertln;; his lellow Vietnam veteran has gotten a " bum t'ap, · ~ · McF'arlan e said Norlh may have been overze11V ous si mply try ing to keep America frQI)l . abandonin g the Nicara guan people like It did tne: · South Vl etna mesr. ~:· - Md'a rla ne said II Is a good Idea to tel> Co ngress about covet't operations not just to" t•omply wilh thr law but to · get lawmaker .· charged with, lnt el!lgencr overs ight 10 share th~ blame If so methin g goes wrong, ~ - Despit e his sujclde att empt Feb. 9 In despair over the scandal, McFarlane told the chll:>r lawyer: lor the House committee he was not "a fragU\;>: fl ower" needing gentle questions and urged th.~ attorn ey . "Shoot your best shot." -; In other business, the board employed two psychologists for the county, Debra Buck of Pomeroy and Robe rt Hud ak of Cabell Co., W.Va . Buck Is cur· rently completing a one-yea r internship . In Logan-Hocking S<;hool District in Logan, and will graduat e In Jun e from Oh lo Unlversily. Hudak Is currentl y employed In Cabell Co. and prio r to that In Columbiana Co. In Ohio. A course of study lor drivers education fo•· th e county wa s approvrd by thr boa rd Also approved were tex t book adop tions In lhe areas of junior high science and hr ailh; music and spelling fo r kinderga r ten through eighth grade; writing for kinder garten th ro ug h s ixth grade; and a Math II course for Southern Hi gh School onl y. In other action .the board approved the following: Doc tor s John Ridgeway, Wilma Manslleld, James With· creii and Michael F'~rlong to perform bus drivers' physl<'als for the 8Hl8 school year. Maintenance agreements with Genera l Tolrphone Company ot Ohio and the Typewriler Shop In Athens. A budget transfer of approxl· matrl y $J,fi00 to cover costs of a recent stat e audit . Ri ebel's att endance at a .June10 treasurer's clinic In Athens. ·.: . - Advantages of hiring handicapped topie 31 tz. II£6UIAI STIUGTH 2 Sections, 14 Pages Meigs County board accepts resignation~ GERKEN & GERKEN CO.; ; LP.A. Richard C. Gerk en*'~ C,OIIITIOI II . CDIIInOIEI Dillin II enttne McFarlane. says President · Reagan blameless 104, Pag e 590 . Meqjs : OUIIIL Mostly clear tonight. Low · near 60. Partly cloudy Thursday . Highs in the mid 80s. • Pomeroy-Middle_Port, Ohio, Wednesday, May 13, 1987 Co\mty Deed Re cords. • • Th P. obje ct of th e com· ; plaint is to partition the ' interest in th e f ee estate, or order h sold to partition the proce eds. and to pay attorney fees and costs from said sale .. ~ Said defendant s are re: · quired to answer within 28 : day s alt er the last publica: ." t ion ol this notice. 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Monday admissions: Larry hymn sin;(Sat urday, 7: 30 p.m.:• Dezort. · Garretsville: Dan iel · f£'aiurln g "TheOldtimers." Eve·: Meigs High School Athletic Jellers, West Columbia, W.Va.; rv one wplcom.c. • Boosters will meet 7: :!Otonlght a t Daniel Linda!, Trotwood . Plan spe<"ial meetinp; :.;. the schooL The nominating com· Monday discharges: Ruby Pomeroy Villaae Council will ml nee will prese nt their report. · F rederick, Beulah Rou sh, Ma r " garet Gloeckner. meet in sp~Xial sess ion at 7 p.m: . _____ ___ ___.:_____""1"-----'---Wednesday . ~ LE.D.~ SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH According to a review of custo· mers' files, here's what people are saying about the amazing, vasliy improved "new version" of the world famous Dream Pill System for fast, guaranteed weight loss fea turin g Super Lite Dreams tablets: "/ lost 25 lbs. w<th a 30 day supply." Mrs. J.N.S.. Ft. Payne, AL. "LOSIF19 J lb. per day." M1 J.G., Pn1eville, KY. · l OSpLla news Daily stock prices wound sai d P~:~ ul GC' r (.l l'd . in vl'Sti ga tor fo r lhf' prosC'c uto r'' s for yea rs ." Gues t s pra kr r for Ihe H -o Me igs County Prosecutin g Allor ncy Fred W. Crow Ill reports tha t C'orbr tt Eugene Ratliff, 19, or Ohio 7, Middleport, wa s char ged Mond ay in Me igs Co unt y Court with feloniu s assault in conn ection with an in cident that ocrurr!'d ver y e>i rl v Sa turday morning in Middleport. · · · Ratliff and another Middleport man, .John 0 . Blake, 22, becam P engaged in a fight and Ratliff all egedly stabbed Bla ke in the nec k. More than :10 stitchps wt•re required to close th£' lmp mve the liv<·s of •·vrryone In ou r communit y. As paren" . staff and professio na ls in the fl clcl, we n('<'d to res pond to · Jhi s rhallrn g(•. ·· · He th e n asked everyone al thr dinner to " th ink bar k to those ea rly board minutes. Those peo· pie were looking a t li fr whellthey built a program to serve not jus t mP a n<.l my fa mily , but c.1 progra m that would co ntinue on I Boosters plan meeting Continued from page 1 Valley Hospital Monday. Councilman Gilmore reported . Born Dec. 26, 1927, at M agg i ~. that the Meigs High School Band W.Va ., he was the son of the lat e · will. be taking part in a July 4th ,James a nd Della Hollman celebration parade at 12noonand Knapp. will present a concert alter the . He was preceded in dea th by pa ra de a! the Dlies Park . The ft ve sisters, three brothers and grand opening of the new Ameri· can Legion quarters on Fifth and 1 two gra nd sons. 1 He wa s a tru ck dri ver for the Mill will also be obseryed on Ju ly Public Notice Teamsters Local No. 505, Hun· 4th, Gilmore reported. Public Notice Councilman Dewey Harron tington, a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, and a ' Iarmer as ked coun cil members to con - !Continued !rom Page 7) anc;l described as tollows: Beginning thirty seven rods member of Stewart -J ohn son sider complaint s he has received ~i1d fifteen Iinke east from fr om several residents on "con· County Deed Records. Post VFW 9926, Mason . PARCEL SIX : the center of Section No. linual" or "very frequent" yard Surviving are his wife, Coley ·The following reel estate · 26, Town No. 6, Range No. sales being held in the same ir' the County of Meigs and 14 of the Ohio Company's .JcffNs Knapp; three daught ers, ,Joey Wa lters and Brenda Short , locations in town. The com· State of Ohio, and in the Purchase; thence east sevboth of Wes t Columbi a, and plain ts are that such sales make Township of Rutland. and enty nine rods the center bounded and described as of Big leading Creek; thence Peggy Jean Russell , Mason; two it co nsistently difficult for those follows : up ~e center of the said sons, Rober t "Sam '' and Walter. living nearby to par k their cars Reference Deed : Volume creek north 421,12 degrees bot h of West Columbia ; two a nd that the sa les create noise. 91 , Page 6, Meigs County west fourteen rods; thence s lsters, Mrs. Wanda Kapp, Wes t Att ending las t ni ~ ht' s meeting Deed Beginning thirty north 81 1h degrees west seven rods and fifteen links four rods; thence south 79 Columbia, and Mrs. Velda were Mayor Hoffman, Cler k· east from the center of degr~ea west eight Simms, Crow n Cit y; two broth· Treasurer ,Jon Buck, and Coun· Section 26, Town 6, Range rods; thence west Ns , Elbi'rt Knapp, West Col um· cilmen Gilmore, Ho r ton, Satt er · 14, Ohio Compa_ny's Pur- ~o rods; thence north Chase; thence east seventy degrees west ~enty eight b ia. and Harry Kn app, West fi eld a nd Walters. r1'tfi'i'ia'da to the center of Big rods; thence west twenty Hamlin; and 10 gra ndchildren . Leading Creole ; thence up two rqds; thence north 75 Services will be I p.m. Wednesthe center of said Creek as degrees west eight rods and follows: eigt)t links; thence south day at F'oglesong Funeral Home 464 degrees wast eleven North 42% degrees west with the Rev. George Hoscha r foune<tn rods; thence north r.ods and twelve and a half off iciating. Rur ia l follows in 81 1h degrees west four rods; h~ks to the place of begin · Cl ifton Hill Cemetery . thence south 79 degrees mng, containing three and 8 (As of 10:30 a.m.) west twenty eight rods; half acres, more or less. fr l€•nds may call at th e fun eral Provided by thence w·e st twenty two Also another tract of land home from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesda y Bryer and Mark Smith rods; thence north 75 de- bounded and described as of Blunt Ellis & Loewi grees west twelve rods; follows : Beginning at the Man charged with felnniu8 assault Awards ... I Middleport ... . ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo ggc IUIII!I A. DIEHL School !rom 1954 to 1967 when he served as principal ol both Pomeroy a nd Middleport High Sc hools. In 1967, he was named principal of Meigs High School and remained In that post until his retirement In 1982. Alto· get her, he served 28 years as a hl~h school prlniclpal. He served on the Southeastern Ohio Dis trict Athletic Board or six year s and served for s<>veral years with the North Central Association School Evaluation Organization . He Is currently president of the Meigs Count y Coun~ll on Agin g a nd Is pr e sident or the Middl eport-Pomero y Rotary Club. He is an ac llve member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church In Pomeroy and is a member or the church choir. Diehl and his · wile , Ida, a teacher for 27 years who retired alter spending th e pas t 20 years as a teach er at th e Pomeroy Elementary School , reside · on Mulbery Height s In Pomeroy. They have two daugh· te rs, Cha rlene Rutherford, Bright, Ind., a teach er in the Southwest Local Sc hool Dlstrlcl, Hamilton, and Jo Ellen Yeary, South Charleston, W. Va ., an attorney-at -law. Mr. and Mrs. Diehl have two grandsons , Philip Yeary and Jimmy Ruth erford. By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Stall Cathy Wood, of the Meigs County Board ol Mental Retardat!On·DI'velopmental DI S· abllltles new community job placement program, explained Tuesday to a large group of Pomeroy Area Chamber ol Com· merce members the advantages of hiring ha ndicapp e d employees . Wood, described by David Milliken as a "job coach," asked chamber members to please open lhelr doors when she her co-worker Sandy Hallhlll ap· proach them to explain the program In more detaiL Milliken Is director ol Meigs Industries Inc .. the Meigs MR-DD Board' s adult vocational program. If an cmployt'e hires a handl· capped worker, It Is Wood' s responsibilit y to assis t that worker until the job skill is maslered, and to support the worker untU he or she becomes comfortabl e with the working environment . "II you have a job we ca n learn, " said Wood, " give us u ca ll and give us a chance." Ha if!'iicapped Individu a ls "don't want pity." she sa Jd, "they want jobs. They can do anything from wiping lockers to makin g precision cut s with saw s." She pointed out that handi capped employees are punctual, dependable and loyaL Wood said Nona Nelson , of Smith -Nelson Motors, Pomeroy, was th e fir st employer in the count y to hire a handicapped worker !rom Meigs Indu stries. That w as last year and M.J. continues to maintain weekl y ron ta ct with Nelson to mak e sure the arrangement Is wor king. Pizza Hut has also hired th ree M.l. work ers and thai pilot s ituation also seems to be work· lng out very welL Wood report ed. Wood said M.l. has contrac ted with Blue St rea k Ca b Co mpany for Jra nsport atlon or work ers. Retail sales up 0.13 percent WASHINGTON (UPII - Re· tali sales nationwide rose a paltry 0.1.1 percent In April, with higher-priced food a nd cloth ing providing virtually all the In· crease, the Census Burea u sa id today. The government , aft er adju st· lng lor seasonal !acto rs, es li· mated $125.38 billion wor th or retail sales . That 0.13 percent ri se was fa r below the 0.6 percent jump many economic forecas· ters expected. One reason why may stem !rom the !act that the Ce nsus Bureau said 11 now es timates sales In March rose 0.8 percent. not 0.2 percent as 11 previously announced. The governm ent also revised its estimate lor Febru ary to 4.8 percent !rom 4.9 pe rce nt . Sa les outside the aut o industry total ed $97.7 billion, or 0.4 per· cent ah'e ad or the March report. Virtu a lly all th at Increase cam e from two places: grocery stores, where sales In creased ju st ove r 1 perce nt , and a pparel stores, which rang up a 0.26 percent Increase. Economic anal ys ts sa id It appea rs food prices In creased about 1 percent last month. Meanwhil e the fa ct Eas ter oc· cur red in Apr il plu s recent Increases In clothing prices prob· ably boos led appa rel sal es, ana· Jys ts said. Sales by automotive d ~a lers fell 0.9 percent In March to $27 .69 billion alt er hav ing ri sen the prev ious lwo months, the Census Bureau said. Wood also pointed out fina ncia l advant ag<•s of hiring hand!· capped work ers In the form of a lax credit (bywhich40pcrcentof wages paid out come back to the employer at the end of th e yea r) and through assistance from .J.T.P.A. (.Job Training Program ActJ . Milliken noted that employe rs "can have employee pr.oblems whether an employee Is handl· ca pped or not " and that handl· capped and non-handicapped work ers have " more similarities than differences ." H<• said It Is " not an Iss ue of can't learn, ll' s how much support Is needed to lra rn." Milllk Pn pointed out that a yea r ago, M.l. made about $2o,OOO. This year M.L prolect s a n Income or about $!:!6,000, of whi ch, at lt>ast S80,!XIO will be from contrac ts out side Meigs Co unty. Milliken suggested th at employers "consider M.l. anoth er e mpl oyee reso urc r In th r co unt y" a nd talk toot her empl oy· er s who' ve already hired hand I· ca pped work ers. Speaking on behal f of Meigs Hig h .School's Teen Inst itut e, student s Shannon Sla ve n, ,Jeff Nelson a nd Denny Welsh ex· pla lned th tilr Involveme nt s wllh th e prog ra m a nd in v it<•d chambe r members to ass ist th e program through donallons. Chamber VIce· President Tom Roed noted that Meigs' T.l. whi ch opp_oses the use or drugs and alcohol - Is leadirl~ Its region with more stud~n'ts ac· lively Involved In T.L than any other school in the area . Th e group Is sponsoring a Drug·Free Entertainment Night this Suturday at thr school starting with a talent show at R, followed by a dance at 9. Rcgls1ration for the talent show Is at 7::10. Mlkl' Daines. owner of Mac's Sandbla sllng . and Painting Co .. Crown Clly, said h!.'would donate th e payment from lh!' first store In Pomcmy giving him a con· tract to high pressurize clean a. building ext erior to Meigs High's T.L club. Daines said the average cos ts to clean a building are $49.95 [of the llrst time, and $:19. 9!i for onr e· a · month thereafter. Bill Nease, r hamber president. rr minded mf' mb<>rs thai Bank One and Farmrr s Bank and Savin gs Co. arr still oflcrlng below interes t loans for slore front Improvement s. Chambct' <·xprcssed regret th1ll th~ Ohio Rureau of .Job servicf's office will ·be closing this month. Chamber met at Pomeroy . Trinit y Church. Celeste requests advice from supporters Barbie says lie has no hatred for • • • mmonlles CLEVELAND (UP! J - Gov . Richard F . Celes te says he Is requesting advice !rom 40 to 50 pas! support ers as he considers a run lor the !98a Democratic presidential nomination. The latest meeting came Mon· day with Youngstown millionai re Edward J . DeBartolo, Celeste said Tuesda y . LYON, France (UPI) Former Nazi Geslapo chief Klaus Barbie today denied racial persecution o! Jews· and olher mlnorllles during World War II, saying, "I do nol know the word hatred." Barbie, questioned by presld· lng Judge Andre Cedrini on the third day o! his trial !or crimes against humanity, confirmed details of hts duties but denied parllclpatlng In any crimes. Celeste's comments came as he and Ma ssachusetts Gov. Ml· chael Dukakls, who has already announced his candidacy for president, answered political questions alter a National Governors ' Association meeting on "Jobs, Growth and Competitiveness." "We .lalked about polltlcs In 1988. I wanted hts advice," Celeste said. He said he asked DeBarlolo for support, but thP governor would not · say what DeBartolo told him. "! sought his thoughts on that (running for president) as I will seek a lot or thought s on · the subj ec t, " Ceies le said . " I cer· talnly don't want to ent er Into a ca mpaign just ·lor an excerclse. ... Part ol the dellberalion is, 'What chance dol have ?'" Celes te, who leaving lor a two-week trip to Europe, refused to say when he would· make a decision . Dukakls, .who gained much att enlion as the possibl e Iron!· runner among Democratic can· dldates after Gary Hart with· drew from the race Friday ; declined to evaluate the merits or a Dukakts·Celeste ticket. "I've got to win that nomina· tlon before I start thinking about n•nntng mates," Dukakis said. BARTRUM FANS 12 - Melp' Mike Bartram fanned lt Warrell Local batters Tuesday evenlnr a& the Marauders posted a 8-1 Ch1111 AA Sectional toumarnent victory over the Warrloro. Melp moved ' nto the sectional finals with the triumph. See details on pare 4. "' �Commentary The · Daily Sentinel ll1 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ISl m~ ............ ._..,..., "'21V O""T""I::a o::::1 ,..,. ROBERT L. WINGETT Pu bllsher PAT WHITEHEAD A8111stant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER ofTne Unlled Press International. Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINIOt-1 are welcome They Moold be Jess than :nJ words long, All letters arcsub)t'Ct toOOI!Jng an d ITI.ISI hP sign«< with name, addrE"Ss and telephone number. No unslgnoo letters wlll be p : bll.!iohcd . Lellers should be In goOd ta ste, addressing l ssu~. not personalities. - ,. WASHINGTON - Americans may counter, but this won't be hold some 186 million· credit enough to bring down rates cards - three cards for every substantia lly. The reason: The four people In the country - and cards are one of banking's most co ncern Is growing that these profitable lines of business. The co nsu mers may be easy prey for top 10 credit card companies compa nies that are making fat charge an average rate of 19.2 profits on the Interest. percent, and none has a rate Despite the fact that sma ller below 17.88 percent. This does not banks have gotten into the iriclude the annual fees . . business a nd are offering lower . Outraged lawmakers on Carates, the average Interest rate pitol Hill have offered bills that fell onl y ha lf a percent In 1986. would tackle the problem of The average credit card rate now usurious Interest rates. One sta nd s at a whoppin g 18.1 measure would tie rates to ·the percent . yield on certain Treasury securiAmerican Express will soo n ties; a not her would require offer preferred cuslomers favor - credit companies to make full able terms and other companies up-front disclosure of their an- .• :·Washington Window . Congressional alumni association WASHINGTON - F'or a lithe problems and pressures they endure while In Congress, few member s ever c ut themselves off from the Institution after leavi ng. Th e old sc hool ties hold and former · members frequently return to the Capitol to visit their old haunts a nd chat with co lleag ues who stlll serve. This feeling Is demonstrated In the existe nce of.the Association of Former Members of Congress, a 600-member non-par ti san orga nizatio n to which most form er members belong. · The assoclat io n formally Is dedica ted to teach ing about the history a nd ro le of Congress in the U.S. syslem of government. 11 also is a largely socia l organlzallon that gives former members a means of stayi ng In touch wit h each other and with the curren t Congress. . Las I week, when the former members held their ann ual galhering In the House chamber, a new name was heard when the roll was ca lled - that of former Spea ker Thomas O'Neill, D-Ma ss .. who ret ired in January . O'Neill told his colleagues he often Is asked about his trans ilion 10a new life and whet he r he misses Congress. "Of course I mis s it. To say .otherwise would be ridic ulous," he sai d. O'Nei ll went on to s tress the valu e of form er members band ing togelhi>r 10 prov ide an lnslilu tlo nal memory . "All of us logelhcr, we have so muc h knowledge and we have see n so much history. We s hould make sure that that hi story Is re<'orded for the his tory of this nation," The feeling Is shared by former Rep. Ed Derwlnskl, R- Ill., who went to work at the Slate Department a fter leav ing the Hou se. Currently undersecretary of s tat e for national security affairs, Derwlnkl also has served for the past yea r as president of the form er members' associa tion . The newly chose n pres ident Is former Rep . J ohn Li nd say, who, after leav ing C'ongress, gai ned nallonal a tt enllon as ma yor of New York City a nd unsuccessful candidate for president. "Those of us who have been privileged to represent our fellow clllzens In Co ngress are determined to commu nicate the value and honor of careers In public service to young pcple both he re a nd a broad," Linds ay sa id upon his selection. Hou se Democratic leader Thomas Foley of Washington , in )"elcomlng the former members back to the Hou se last week , sa id service In the House is " the greatest honor that befalls most of us In our lives." And he spoke of the fee lin g of fcllow$hlp tha t dev elops from s!'rvlce In the Congress. One of !he grea t benefit s of s erv ing "Is knownlng and working with our colleagues," Fo ley sa id. " Wheri new me mbers of Congr!'ss hear this they take It wi th a bit of skepllclsm ... bu t t he longer one serves here the deeper the commitment is to the fellowship and associa ti on a nd common effort thai brings us together from all corners of this country ." House Republican Leader Bob Mic he l of Ill inois sa id the return of former members "glvf's us some feeling of thc c·ontinult y and sense of cQmm unlt y we share.'' But Michel a lso s ugges ted the at'I'IVa l of telev ision In the Hou se threatens lo discourage the kind of close assoc iation so common in the pas t. With members able to watch the Hou se proceedings on telev ision bac·k In their offices. they spend less tim e on the Hou se floor . "We• don't hav(' ncar the ca marade rie on the floor of the House that weo nre had when so man y of you were here a nd we rea lly got to know · you bette r because• we were si lting here most of th e time during the cout·se of the dcbal es," Michel sa id . Meigs Alumni organizes lo . WILLOW WOOD - T~e South· ern Tornadoes kept their SA VC c hances alive with a split with Symmes Valley . In a double header at Willow Wood Monday, the scores 8-2 and 2-8. Southern is now 1305 overalL In the first game Southern ace David Amburgey went \he dislance to pick up the win. while in my lim e, but l never knew one to turn down a free meal or a roof over Its head: Learning that some American swine " refu se to ea r Haitian food or live in Hait ia n huts" was cause indeed for me to cha nge my posture to · bolt upr ightness. A cco rdln~ to Hungerline Re - ports, about 80 perce nt of Haiti' s peasa nts "rely on pigs as a primary so urce of Income." Do American pigs really consider themselves better than Hailian peasants? I would not have thought so but the med ia resources service quotes Haitian a~ricu ltu ra l ana· lys ts to the effect tl)at American pigs are "not adjusting we ll to the Haitian environmen t. " One says they " need large areas of la nd ot graze to find Indi genous materials to ea t, or e lse they wi ll only eat the morC' expens ive feed." So why didn ' t the Haiti a ns demand "rustle" pigs that would ea t "gar bage, vegetatio n and kitch e n· sc t·aps?" Well, as I underst and It, the answer goes back to 198l when Haiti was hit by a outbreak of sw ine fever. "Although! the di sease posed no heal th th reat to humans," says the worl d hunger organiza tion, th e U.S. government, among others, "extermin ated t he entire Haitian pig population." Thu s far, desp ite promises "to repla ce them with disease- free pig's," about 20,000 American pigs have been supplied. mainly because they need to be hou sed in concrete shellers wit h runnin g wat er. Hungerl in e Reports says "the runn ing water is required to mix .; the two municipal programs actua lly thwart ihe city's s ta ted goal of assuring that Its citizens · have moderate-priced housing. Rent control "gives developers a good reason riot to build or maintain rental housing," notes Sallns. "Together, Increased housi ng demand and ·dlmlnlshed supply na turally result in scarcity and high rents for vaca nt apartme nts. Thus . regul ation produces the shortage·of vaca nt apart ments It Is supposed to remedy. " Th e popularity of cooperative and, to a lesser extent , condoln lnlum apartments In New York ca n be attributed, In grea t measure, to the determl nat ion of both the housing Industry and middle-I ncome consumers to clrcumvenl what has become an unworkable regulatory scheme. Faced with lnlense pressure from occup anls of bargain.priced apartments to maintain rent control, the city has done what llttle It cim to Introduce so me logic Into t he program. 11 has, for example, establls hed an lntermedlale category of rentstablllzed apartments. Similarly, It has moved to halt the scandalous practice In which rent -controlled apartments could be Inherited by successive· generations of the same famiiJ! . But the city has only exacerbated an already dl!!lcult problem In deallng with In rem buildings, the legal term for apartment houses and homes con!lscated by the municipal gover nemnt because their owners fall .to pay property taxes . "New Yorkers know all too well that their city suffers from the worst housing shottage In the country," says Gerald C.S, Mlldner, a research fellow at the Manhattan Ins titute for Policy Research . "What they may not · know is that the city Is making the shortage a lot worse ... by hold ing thousands of properties off the market " In the In rem progra m, he adds . Because the city seizes taxdelinquent properties as quickly as poss ibl e but auctions them off at a very IPisurcly pace, It currently owns a lmost 10,000 apartment buildings a nd homes containing more than 120.000 stlklng out 7 and walking 5. Ron Robinson suffered th(' loss with one ..strikeout and three walks. After a scoreless first Inning John Riffle started things off for lhe Tornadoes with a single. Symmes Valley committed two errors allowing one run to score and Barry McCoy slammed an RBI single for a 2-0 score. Southern gai ned some added Insurance in the third, when with two outs Riffle again singled, an · error, and· singles eac h by '!'odd Lisle, Mike Wolford, and Barry McCoy , the score 5-0. Symmes Valley scored sl,ngle runs In each the third and llft h Innings, but was unable to stave Browns have eye · on .Brian Bosworth . .· off the torrid pltchlng of Amburgey , the fin~ I being 8-2. John Riffle had a perfect game with four singles (~·4) , while McCoy. Amburgey, and Wolford · had two singles each. Shawn Cunningham, Mike Hill , and Todd Lisle a lso singled . For Symmes WOOdy Foster. Donnie 'craft, and Bloom!IPld each si ngled. In the ni ~ ht ca p Symmes Vall ey bounced back to take an Sc2 win behind the pitching of Dale McCarty . Shawn Cu nningham sufferd the loss, Ia nnin g six and walking two. McCarty fanned eight and walked five. Southern had but two. hits, singles each by Cunnin gham and Bill Hupp. · Symmes Valley hill e rs were Steve Gates, Foster, Bloomfield. Robin son and Tibbs. : Southe.rn had the bases loaded ' In the fifth with the score 3-2, but : failed to push a·ny runs across the : pla te as th e Inning ended on a , pop-up . : Symmes went ahead on si ngles • bv Fosler and Robinson. a walk. : and an error the sco re 2-0. : So uthern foug ht back to wilhtn : onl' at 3-2 on si nj;les by Hupp and., McCoy, two errors (Stou t and: Mlillrori rt'aChed) a nd Shawn• Cu nnin gha m reached on , a; fielder's choice. . ; Sou thern pl ays Crooksville lo-; night In the sectional at Meigs. , CLEVELAND (UP() - The . Browns are tryl.n g to ar range a way to sign AllAme rican linebacker Brian Bosworth in the upcoming supplemental draft , sai d coach Marly ' Schottenhelmer. ......-----------------------------------....; Cl~veland HOLE-IN-ONE- Jay Wll and theJ&RSports Sbopln Pomeroy is pictured with a golf cart which It will give away to.the!lrst golfer getting on hole-In-one on hole 5 at the annual Meigs County Jaycees Golf Tournamenl to be. held Thursday at the ,Jay mar Golf Course. Gooden hurls three scoreless frames By t lnilcd Press International Dwight Gooden pitched thri'E' scoreless innings Tuesday night in hi s firs t gam e sinoe undergoIng drug rehabilitation, helpin g the Tid ewa ter Tides defeat the Richmond Braves 5-4 in a n International League game. A sellou t crowd of 6,200 watc hed the New York Mets are allow only one hit - a lined doubl e by Paul Runge that was misjudged by center fielder Terry Blocker. Gooden looked sharp in two of his lhree innings·. In the second , he walked two batters but stranded them on a fl y to right and a fo ul to the catcher. In ail, Gooden threw 39 pitches, 24 for strikes . His only strikeout .came on a 2-2 ~urve to former maj or league r AI Pardo. Mark Carreon belted a solo homer in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Tides .the victory. Carreo n went 4 lor 5 and added RBI In the filth and seventh innings. Jeff Innis earned the triumph to improve to ;;. L The lose r was • Churk Cary, 1-L Runge tied the score 4-4 In the ninth wi th a two-run single. Th e Braves also received sevenrhinnlng solo homers from Kelly Heath and Jeff Blauser. In ot her games, Ma ine edged wi th a specific type of commercial reed to, which the pigs raised in Iowa a nd Louisia na have become accustomed." · . Bur. it adds, "two-th irds of ail Ha itians do not have access to running water for themselves." l''urlhcrmore, most of them " do not live in concrete houses." At'c American pigs truly that soph is ti ca ted and go urmel mind ed'! Well, l ean'l speak for I hose raised In Iowa a nd Louisiana , two slates that may spo il the pigs they ra ise. However. I ca n tell you the pigs I have known would, in the words of om· offic ia 1, "cat any thing." Nor would they turn up their nosC's at a non-concrete sty. 1 guess pigs , not to mention dictators. reared in Haiti tend to be m ore pro le tarian tha n bourgeo is. BA.06AIN ~T!NEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY • Ill SEATS $2 .50 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.50 MaYa lhru 14 L FRIO.IY tloro THURSDAY! Pawtucket 5-3, Toledo clipped Col umbu s l -0 and Rochester nipped Syracuse 7-6. .. ' Clevela nd is trying to Improve Its pick In the draft, which ma y be conctucted next month, Schottenhelmer said Monday at a Pro Football Hall of Fame luncheon Monday In Ca nton . 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'· 12007 RYAN "CHRISTIAN SCHOOL" ~JI J.tCK=:.::&.~~~ New york's failures·- ---------------------------------Robert Walter.~ ·J.,etters to the editor ,, nual Interest rates:' fees, grace BEER BATTLES: For seven periods and credit terms. years, the beer lobby has beSuch moves would irritate the sieged c;a pitol Hill with pleas fOr state, which histor ically have an antitrust exempUon that had the power to regulate credit would a llow wholesalers regional CQrd rates. The powerful banking monopolies. But the battle has lobby would also go into a bee n complica ted this year by full-court press. A national inter· the introduction of additional est r&te would fore<' banks to be measures of interest lo the beer more c&utious, they will argue, indu stry. a nd lhus deny credit to new and There are proposals to inlow-Income applicants. crease the federal excise lax on For these reasons, sources told suds and to mandate warning our associate Michael Einstein, labels on beer bottles. Legislathe Idea of a n interest rate cap . lion may a lso be filed that would will not survive, but full disclo- limit beer advertisihg on radio sure requirements stand a good and television . chance of becomi ng law. The .Beer Institule is concerned that the new developments may stra in the industry 's lobbying reso ur ces. an d It recently warned ils alli ed organizations to weigh th e costs of blindly pushing t h e anti t rust e xemption legis la tion . The Nationa l Beer Wholesalers Association, however, Is ignoring the cau tion flags. In March, the grou p unanimously agreed to push for the law that would grant wholes aler monopolies. An nounced the group's c ha irman: " It has our highest priority." Swine uprightnesses_-.,-_____D_ick_we~st NEW YORK (NEA) - When ren t cont rol was Introduced tiv the New York Cit y government during World War II, It ·was a .. ' logical Initiative to stabilize ~· ~ouslng prices at a time of ,. ' e.x traord lna ry nallonal ·crlsls. ,.• When the program was exThis Is to Inform, those con- know that al umn i a ttempt s tha t te nded Into the postwar years, cet·ned, exaelly wha t is going on previous groups have tried, left that wa s a n eq ually sensible with the newly organized Mei gs rumors of ·:a wild drunken move designed to protect tenants Alumni Assoc ia tion . from the massive rent Increases bash ." We do not want this for We regret that we cou ld on ly our organization. We want to expec led because of an acu te send Invit a tions lo g raduates es tablish a respectable, annual housing shortage. who live oulslde of Meigs, event where the gradu ates of .But now, a lmost half a century Athens, Galli a and Mason count y Me l!(s -High Sc hool will enj oy an later, rent con trol and another areas. We hope to reach the local evenlhg looki ng up old friends . municipal housing program, the graduates by newspaper, radio se izu re of "In rem" buildings, On .June 271h from 8:00-9: 00, we and word of mouth. For this we will be honori ng retired Coach sta nd as examples of how a local apologize . Charles Chancey. We hope to government can transform good lnvltallo ns are available and have the 1968 S.E.O.A.L. foot ball Intentions Into dt·eadful results . can be picked up at Main Street champs back to roast him. These New York abounds with tales Pizza In Pomeroy, or you can just plans are In the making. of doctors , la wyers. and other mall your reservation/ donation well-paid professionals paying Then from 9-1 we are havi ng a to P.O. Box 25, Middleport. $500 per month for two- and dance wit h en tertainment pro. We are not having a banquet- vided by "O mega · So und s." three -bedroom rent -co nt ro lled /dinner lhls year .. . hopefully we Hopefully with all the old songs apartments that would cos t thouwill be more orga nized next year. that will bring ba c k memories ot sands of dollars a month in a fr!'E' The Idea of a sit-down dinner lor years past. market. ,an esllmated 3800 people possi Some of those stories are If anyone Is out · there, and ble, was a little beyond out· reach support our efforts but ca n' t help apocryphal, but the city's official when things were first getting for various reasons, we have a Housing dnd Vacancy Survey started. shows that even In Manhattanwa y that you can . We wanted everyone to know by far the costliest of New York's If you plan to atte nd or want to Jhat we are not givi ng up! We make a donation, send your five boroughs - most occupied hope to m a ke this an annual reservation/donation money In apartments rent for less than event not only for us but flr our now. It 's $5.00 per person. It $500 monthly. ~hlldren as well. "It Is .vacarit apartments that would be nice, as well as We've worked hard wit h only a encouragi ng, to get mosf of the . command high rents," notes · Ilandful of us to get things star ted reservations taken care of and Peter D. Sallns, a professor of and we are not as hamed to say out of the way. Also, this would urban affairs at Hunter College "we've done well ." We've come give us a n estimated total to here. "Rent control... creates across many sltu~tlons where allow for . winners and losers. The winners most people would've given up are the well-to-do long-term Response from out-of-towners but we are eager, enthusiastic, has been great. Ken English residents of good neighborhoods. are not giving up; we dug deeper from West Germany (class of The losers are poor people and and solvedoneproblemat a time. 1969) plans to attend . Wouldn't It newcomers to the city ." (sometimes several at once) be wonderful to not disappoint Sallns Is research director of • ·~me how things have worked him and show him a nd others a the Manhattan Institute for Pol·:out. Some of us have seen . large respectful crowd? ley Research, an organization ::!~·alumnl'' in our sleep! Meigs Alumni Associ a lion that has marshaled compelling , • • We also would like for you to She)ly Mankin Wood, Treas. arguments to demonstrate that '' Southern remains .alive in SVAC chase .( ~ FUDDLE FACTORY: Congress iona l auditors have discovered th at · some supervisors at the Internationa l Trade Commission have been taking extra-long lun ch brea ks and have been permilling I he ir subordinates to do the sa me. Th ey work day al the ITC is supposed to run from 8:45a. m. to 5:15p.m ., with 30 minutes off for the midday repa st . But severa l officials have been au th orizi ng "extend ed lunch periods," acord lng to lhe General Accounting Office . What's worse, the bureaucrats who were taki ng extended lunch breaks were a mong th6se who most regularly filed for overtime pay. WASHINGTON - II is n't often that a news release makes me bolt upright , bu t then 1 never before read "Hungerllne Reports," which Is descr ibed as a "media resources service from World Hunger Year ." Under the hea ding "Develop ment Disaster." Hunger line Reports reports that "if you hea rd Haitians ta lkin g abo ut 'bourgeo is pigs,' you might think they were Marxists referr ing to deposed Pres ident Jean Claude Duvaller and his cronies ." It wasn't that sentence that brought me bolt upright, however. It was the next line, which rea d: "I n fact , they more likely would be average Haitia ns ta lkIng about real pigs , imported from the United States, that refuse to eat Haitian food or live In Haitian hut s." I've known some snobbish pigs The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Ohio Credit cards ____________J_ac_k_A_n_d_e_rs_o_n___:a:__n_d_D_a_ve__v;_an__A_tt_a -·~ . ~----~~----~------~ • • 1987 Page. 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, Ma_ \' 13, 1987 _. _..... ··:: - 70Atter ~ 707 40-Lb.• Top loll 4Q.Ib." top 1011 tor patching and lop dreas!!ljlJowna savet 137~47. 69.88?~~8 .._n llh·HP Mower 22'' 1ide discharge lawn mower with 31hHP molor. more. Ryan" Gal Trimmer 2·cycle, rear englr.e g01 powered trimmer. 1T' culling twaltl. 77C Daisy Pinwheel• Decorative, plastic lot · your y1rd or prden. ' CAMPING AND BOATING SPECIAL Many of these buildings are In the South Bronx, Bedford Stuyvesa nt . . Harlem and other poo r areas - but the ci ty is pa ying exorbi tant f!'E's to house fo rmer residents of those neighborhoods In its notorious "wei: fare hotels. " SAVE $200000 The Daily Sentinel 1\ (USPS 111>9001 of Mulltmedla. Inc .. · Dlvl~lon Publ lshfd f"vPry aflf'rn oon. Monday Friday, Ill Co urt St .. Po· m<'roy. Ohio. by th£' Ohio Vallr,v Pub· Berry~s World 1hro u~h llshlnll Company!Mul.llmedla. Inc.. Pomorov. Ohto 45769, Ph . 992 ·21!16. Second cliiss pos ta~f' paid at Pomrroy, Ohio. Ml'mbf.>r: Uni1(1(J Prf'S!5 International, Inland Dally Prrs~ A ssociat ion and thE' Ohio NfWSpapr>r Association. National Advrrtlsln,ii:: Rrpr('S("ntarlve. Branham Nrwspaper Sales, 1 733 Third Avenut', New York , N('w York 10017. POSTMASTER: Srnd address chani<"S Thr Dally S.ntl""l, Ill Court St., Pl>m<>n>)', Otolo ~lllll . 10 8UII8CRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Molor Roulo One w...k ....... ....... ..................,.. 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B Each • Our3.97 AltOI'ted 1Yt·lb.• lox Mlraci•Gro• Water soluble food lor plants, vegetables and roses. Produces more vegetables and ftowers lor better yields. Mlraclef'b plant food leeds, lronlzes, acidifies plants and soli. Promotes vigorous beauly. Savel ...... Chrysler Plymouth, Dodge 1 399 SoUth Third · 992-6421 52 Weeks . .... :••.••........••.••.......•.. 167.60 c l' Mid••P art 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS t ~: �Pa!Jtl - 4- The Daily Sentiner· Pomeroy.:_ Middleport; Ohio.. . Wednesday, May·13, 1987 Marauders gain Class AA Sectional fmals By Da ve .Harris ATH ENS - The Meigs Ma· raudcrs adva nced to the sec· tiona ! cha mpionship ga me scheduled Thursday night wit h a ha rd earned 6-l victory over the Warren Local Wa rriors Tuesday ni ght . Despite striking out 12 Wa r- rlors thru 6 Innings Mike Bar· trum used sol)le clutch pitching to pit ch out of 4 jams to raise his record to 7·0, while all·dlstrlct performer Doug Huffman too k the loss only his second In seve n dec isions. The Marauder s took a 3-0 lead In the top or the first, J:)ave Hendricks led off with a single, designat ed hHter Charlie Bar· Donnie Becker followed i¥tth a rett , Mar!c Corbitt then singled In single to left with Hendricks Barrett to make it 3-0 Meigs. being thrown out a t third for the · Ca tcher Brent Bissell and Mike first out. Alter Bissell was Bar trum hit back·to·back solo retired· for the second out, Mike home ru ns to lead off the third. Bartrum was walked to put Barrett then drew a walk, stole runners on first and third, where second and scored on a single by they scored on a long double: by Chris Hann ing to close out the scoring for Ute Marauders. The Richards where he -scored on a home runs !or Bissell and Bar· ground out. The Warriors scored trum give them both 4 on the year their final run In the fourth, putting them In a 3 way tie for the Bryan Kyle walked with 2 outs, team lead with Donnie Becker. · after a walk and single he scored Warren scored In the fourth , on an error on the Maraud.e r Biddinger led off with a single rlgh! fielder. moved to second on a error and Clutch pitching was the name moved. to third on a single by Con ttnued on page 5 Anglers Of all ages enjoyed Forked Run Stale Park' s third annual fishing derby held this past Saturday at the park. Winners .In the various a ge categories were Jonathan Dou· g las and Jenny Mally, ages 0.6; Greg McKinney , Charlie McKin· ney,•Eric Powell, Hope Decker, P enny Aelker and Kimberly Mally, ages 7·14; Ke nny Cald· well, Scott Plillllps , George Hunt and Laurie Mundry, ages 15·25; Tim !fern, Mary Swain and Barb Yeater, ages 26-40; Dallas Ross Sr ., Roger Johnson, Ray Phelps, Marjorie Brewer and John Brewer. 41 and over . The biggest fish of the day, a two-pound black crappie meas· urlng 15 Inches In length , wa s caught by Ray Phelps. The oldes t fisherman partlcl· · paling In the derby was John Brewer. Brewer and his wife, Marjorie, have been derby winners for the past three years according to Forked Run park manager . Randy Wachter. Drawings for door prizes were a lso held and Wachter and 1he .. O,u r erry Best ' Forked Run staff extend apprecl· a11on 10 a ll area merc hants and organizations who dona ted either prizes or money 10 pu rcha se prizes to I he event . The derby is quit e a drawing card for the state pa r k and Wa chter hopes It cart remain an annual event. However, he says;· It Is becoming Increasingly dlfll· cult for the park stall to manage the event without the aid of a sponsor. cut lines for fishin g derby pix · " .. - GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS .,. REFRIGERATORS, TVs ··"'·"' • t •' GAS & ELEC. RANGES .. "". " \ 1' ,," ' COUNTY · APPLIANCES 627 3rd An;, GalllpoNs . 'V. .. ., ..'.",..' ~ Pl. 446·1699 HOUIS: I A.M.·6 +..,.__. fi .---------1---'----------.J·. ,: ~ FISHING COUSINS- Cousins Charlie Mc~nney, 9, of Racine, and Greg McKinney, 8, of Portland, .were both winners In the age 7·14 category of Forked Run State 'Park's third annual fis hing derby held this past Saturday. Eastern blanks KC Bobcats, 8-0 WEIGHING IN - Dick Hensley's job at Forked Run State Park's ltshlng derby held this past Saturday was weighing In the prize catches. The big catch of the day was a two·pound black crappie caught by Ray Phelps of Troy, Ohio. Indians acquire right-handed hurler CLEVELAND (UP I) - · Seek· mo re than a ta ste of the majors, ln g experlencedbullpenhelp, the and we feel he can help us In Clevel and Indians Tuesday ac· middle to long relief unlit we get qulred veter'\n right -handed to see him more. He ma y even be pitcher Mar k Huismann from a short reliever lor us." Seattle In exchan ge fo r m inor· To make room lor Hu ls mann, l e agu e o u t fi e ld e r D ave the Indians outrlght ed right· Ga llagher. handed reliever Frank Wills to "Hulsma nn's go t a good Buffalo of1heA merlca n Assocla· sinker, " said Cleveland Genera l tlon. Wills was 0·1 with a >.06 \ . \ +o·o:~::;: SpeCial of thllleak COR" DOGS 54( s t With Frits.......... 1.09 , ; .1 ,•:· . ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At t~• End of tht Pomeroy·Mato• lrldgt ·. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2556 .1"1 _,.., """'- ~ • • • • 0 ROCK SPRINGS - Ea stern third for the 8·0 final. pl ated three runs In the fir st · In the third Brya n Durst "1,-1 \rJ ""'''"' .. ~ inning, then never looked back as singled, was sacrificed to second ~~~~_:J~o~e_K~ie'!!ln!:_.~'~'H~e~h!t!a~s__!EJE! cR~A~ in~ s l ~ x~~~----j_-------------~--_::__ _ _ _ _~ they went on to defeat Kyger by Horner, and scored on a ,.. Creek 8·0 here Tuesday evenin g Jeremy Barber single. Barber In the second round of the · scored on a misplayed ball hll by Section al Tournament at Meigs EHS catcher Kyle Davis at that High School. The win boosts time boosting the score to 6·0. Speedy Mark Griffin had solo Eastern to the tourn ame nt fin als wit h t he w i nn e r of th e inside the park home runs In each Regular Price• Moy Varv AI , Crooksv ille-Southern game to be the fourth and s ixth Innings, Stores Due To Local CO<"JJ'I1IIjl played tonight. rippi ng the ball In the power Eastern is now 18·2 overall and a lleys between right and center. ranked 17th In the latest slate Eastern hille rs were led by poll. Headed by all-state pitcher Mark Griffin with two · home Ed Collins, three E astern hurlers runs, Durst ~ triple and single, combined for the shutout victory. Caldwell a s ingle, Ed Collins a Collins pi cked up the win with si ngle, a nd Barber a single. nine strikeout s a nd three walks. Mike Bradbury and Bill Lovewhile yielding two hits, s trikin g day each singled for Kyger 97Save out the side on two different Creek. Bradbury went the di s· 597 . 33% occasions. tance for Kyger Creek, striking Bryan Durst a nd Steve Horner out 8 a nd giving up seven hil s. Our 5.97 Ea. BatOur 6.97 Ea. ca me on In relief efforts to fini sh Eastern hosts Oa k Hil l In a ten' glove with Softball lhlrts the game in 1-2·3fashlon. make-up doubl e header tonig ht , stretch-nylon wtth 2·button After Coll ins fanned the first then pla ys In the Sec tional fin als back. In youths' closure . Choice three KC batter s, Eastern's a t Meigs F ri day . oduHs' sizes. of colors, sizes. offense went to work. Jeff Caid· Ll nescore: well wa lked and stole second , Ed Kyger Creek .. . 000 000 0-0 2 2 Co llins ra mmed an RBI slng_le, Eastern .... ....... 312 101 X-8 7 0 97 Bryan Du rst tripl ed and Steve Batt eri es: Collins (WP ), Durst 397 Horner hi t a sacrifice fly, the 6t h Horne r 7th a nti Davis , Griffin 28% score 3·0. 71h . Bradbury ( LP) and Rees. Our 13.97 Ea. Our 4.47 Ea. •. -~~~ ,l';astern scored single runs In Softballs for lost· \\\\1•1\ft ·~ Coachet' shorts the second, fourth, and sixth 01 slow-pitch use. · tor men. 3· Innings, while adding two tn the America's Favorite Store Embassy Mayonnaise ....................·..........32-oz. ffiOZ~ :w~~affles ~~\KDrinks. . .. ... . . .. ' : Ke!l~gg's $249 .~ -RaiSin. Bran .... 2s.s-oz. . · · Pastry Shells ............. ...10-oz. NON RETURNABLE BOTILE zLtr . ' FROZEN GR EEN GIANT t ¥:!"c~L • ' HOME PRID E Kroger American Cheese Food ............................. 12-oz. 89C Kroger Cottage Cheese .......................24-oz. 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ITUI NUt:T Each ot these ldtralilld items is ;equired to be redy availblt lot .... in uch Krop Store, 1111~1 ••speeifically noted In this lid. tf wt do run out ol an ~illld ~om. ,. wl you """ choice of • c:omp~<lblo Item, when ovaloblo, roflocting tho ....,;nga Of 1 roindtotlo. _,. wl you to. p411eholo tho advoniolld ilom 11 tho odvenisejl price within 30 dop. Only one vondo< coupon wilt be _.w IMif nom p i i i C -. Go Krogering I( I I J 9 Meigs.. ~ Continued from page 4 61Bftl 6UDS 20°/o Savings of the ga me for Barlrum as he time aft er ti me reached back for that something ext ra . Warren loaded the bases with no outs In the fi rst only to Bartu rm come back a itd strike out the s ide. He ORIGINAL struck out Brent Raugh with the bases loaded and two out s In the 11111.o~u. HillS GOLD fifth. In the sixth Inn ing aft er CIIEAT10N~ striking out the fir st two batt ers SINa 191 9 In the Inn ing, Bartrum wa lked Guinther and Huffma n laced a double down the line to pu1 ru nners on second and third . Clea n-up hitt er Brya n Kyle brought the crowd to their feet by hitti ng a towering drive to the power alley In left center, but Donn ie Becker showed why he Is All-District by pulling It In two s teps from the fence. The Mara uders were paced at the pla te by Barre tt with a double a nd si ngle, Hendricks and Han· nlng each had 2 si ngles. Bart rum a nd Bissell eac h homered , Net· son, Corbitt and Becker each singled. Huffma n, Biddinger, a nd Richards ha d 2 hit s apiece for Warren. Bart rum picked up his seventh wi n against no losses, he wenl the Graduate To Quality firs t 6 striking out 12. wa lking 3 while scattering 8 hilS, Nelson pilched a perfect seve itt h to get t he save. Huffma n was the loser giving up 6 runs on 11 hits and 2 walks. while strlklng·out 2. The Mara uders will play the w in ne r o f ' t o n l_g ht s New Lexington-Sheridan ga me Thu rs· day at Athens High School at 4: 30. The win ner will advance to districts on Th ursday May 21 at 4:00 at Unloto against the Unloto winner. Line score: Meigs ... ..................303 000 0-6 War ren ........... .... .. ..()()() 110 0-2 ~ Ba rtr um (WP ), Nelson, 7 (SAVE) and Bissell. Huffman nt 1. Melli, P'Mitro' (LP) and Bryan Kyle. ........ (Jllp ,. i A.S.A.·opproved construction . pocket styling, elastic waist. Sofd In Soorflno Goodl Dtpl 14 97Save 21%·25% Our 18.97·19.97 Ea. iombat aluminum sollboll bats. COlors iloys'/lllrtl' fluorwlcenllat, 12.97 31% J Our 12.97 Pr. Clulwd ehoet In men'utzas. boys' 2lf2·6. ........ iloys'* furllhoes, Pr., $12 •-..avr-• . ~ A. Our 24.97. 12o/4' "Soft Mag" soHbatt glove feotures durable nv· Jon/leather cons11uctlon and con· ventlonot-style bock . , . . .. . 16.97 D. Our 39.97. 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Taittclatc gray and dingy · ' yellow are not among t~c fas hion<able colors th is spring or any ·· season! This week In the Spotligh t shares some laundry tips to help you get that wash In lip top shape. ·· ' Some spots. stains or heavy :. soils may not he removed by • Washing a ion<'. so a special : treatment may be necessary , before laundering. A g-ood exam: ple of this Is the grass-sta ined knee on blul' jeans. grease from changing oil In the ca r or a build -, .: bp or perspiration from garde n:: lng, mowing the yard or heavy ., spring clea ning . There arc three procrdures .•' you can try, depending on the : • ki nd and ex tend of the stoln. ·.·fr. SOAKING Is es pecia lly helpful for loosen in g so il s and can be ·' , 4 done In il tJ<J sin , sink or wa sher . •' There are sprclal presoa k deter· , gent s for treati ng ge neralized '• VideoView : ' .:..' ...' Meigs 4-H·news Wedllesday, May 13, 1987 By .l!•ff Hilhlary Welcome to Tra 11sy lvan Ia • where va mpi res and werewo lves get down and boogie on Friday • night and no one cares abou t Iran-Contra sc·<J ndals and the :; PTL. So pul l up a poisonous toads tool and s ip on a nights hade '• tonic as we tak e a scary took at · ntl s 1s. mad sew Cer tai nly OJH" uf the most ,• spectacular writr" of fan tasy ·' was a Provid<•nt't'. Rhodr Islander named H.P. Lovccra fl ' · who wrot e ur alien horrors , 1 brough t to Ear th by man's · ,· eurlos ll y. It<· membered fo t· his ,., Ct hu lu mythos stories, the cr u~ dlte scholar also pen ne d some of • the most entertai ning sciencefi ction stories which have ended ,. up as two vld<'OS from Vest ron . .; Before 1 proceed to tell you about thern. please bear In mind : • that these arc fri ghten ing and ·'·· are fill ed with blood and gore, so ;• you might wa nt to exercise . , caut ion whCI'e your kids arc ;: concerned. •' RE -ANJMIITOR t86 minutes, .,. unrated, Vrstron ) Is based on the shor t storv . llerbcr t WestReimlma tor, ancl concerns the .• ~ ffor t s of llerbcrt West p layed by .leffrey Coombs who.developcs a se rum that '''"' bring the dead back to life although they are totally lns;mc and determined to crea te ha voc. I've sa t through this tw ice ;mel Pac h I ime I have~ ' 'j ~· It's be~ n un ~~xpcr lcncc in cine- matic wond er, bea ulltul ca mpy acting that makes you laug h at the right momen ts and shudder a t the appropriate ones. There is Cleaning chores ·made easier stains or an all purpose laundry detergent ca n be us ed for heavy soils . ?REWASHING takes less time than soa king. The prewash cycle on a washer has agitation for loads with heavy or greasy so.ils that may not come out in a sin gle regular wash. Use an all pprposc laundry detergent for the prewash and regul ar wash . PRETREATING Invo lves treating and someti mes complete ly removing difficult spots and s tai ns prior to lau nder ing. Met hods and prod ucts vary so be sure to read the label or follow dlrecilons for sta in remova l carefull y. A chart on stain removal is available from our offi ce. Ca ll 992,6696 to request one. Soi l lines on colla rs a nd cu ffs' react we ll to a pretreatment by · dampening the soil ed areas and rubbing In a liquid detergent. a paste of wa ter and gra nul ar detergent or bar soa p. If one of these methods doesn't solve your problems there are several other possibilities. TryIn g to wash too big a load or usi ng too little detergent are generally th e reasons cloths don 't come clean In .a washer. Overloading a washer .causes several problems. To get clean, clothes must move In the water so so il is taken up and flushed away. If the ma chi ne Is overloaded. soil may no t be completely removed or It may be · redeposited on the garments as the tub empties. Overloading can also ca use Increased wrinkling, excess lin t and In extreme cases fabric tears. ·Never pack clothes int o a washer. Was h perma nent press fabrics a nd knits In sma II loads wit h plenty of water and room to move. These fabrics tend to be soil scavengers picking up undesirable colors from other clothes or dirty wash water. For cleaner clothes, don't skimp on the detergent. especially if you are usi ng a no phosphate type. A detergent has several jobs to do besid es loosening the dir t and soil from clot hing. lt also must hold dirt and lint in the water, without depositing ,them back In th e clot hes. - Which deterge nt to use Is your choice - all wlil clean well If used properly. The label lists the amount of phospha te, If any, that Is present. Powdered phosphate detergents work In both hard and soft waters. To get better results wit h no-phos phate det e rgents; dissolve the detergent In warm water before adding it to a cold-water wash, or switch to a liquid product" that will dissolve better In cold water .. Soft en wash water with a non -precipitating water conditioner. Follow package directions carefully. Use liquid detergents as pre-treat products. Did You Know That: Manufacturers of lau ndry detergents base their pa ckage recommendations on a 5-7 pound load of moderalely soiled clothes In water that Is moderatel y hard (3.6-7 grains! and In an average water volume of about 17 gallons to a top loadi ng. 8 ga llons fo r a front loading washer. Use more detPrgent with a large r load, when clot hes are heavily soiled and in harder as well as cooler water. Paue- 6 Quote of the day_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ By United Press International London Underground. Its flrst Former national security ad- section was opened Jan . 10, 1863. viser Robert McFarlane, who attempted suicide three months ago. reacllngtoan apology by the chief counsel of the House select• com miitee on the Iran- Contra scam for ret urning to tough questioning: " During the brea k I had th!' Crossover Band rnlsfortune to turn on the television whereupon a young woman Friday & Saturday was descrll!lng that I was a fragile flower that had to be Night catered to. That's nons ense. May .•15 & 16 Shoot your best shot." r;::=::::::::::=:::::::; MIZWAY TAVERN Jrr ts a re successfu l bu t whcnl'ver a living being goes throu gh the device, II doesn't come out so good. Bru ndl e corrects the mis take at the urging of his girl friend played by Geena na vis and se nds himself through. He does n't know that he h<Js a winged hitchhiker that wa s undoubted !."·' on a sugar l)rcak. Suddenl y, Brundle finds that he has incredibl e ac roba tic skill s and fa nlast it strength. I'm sure that even a blind man could see what is go ing to come next a nd so me of it is so IJOrrible that I'm surP that he wouldn' t want to. THE FLY runs 96 minutes. is ra ted R for sornesex ual mater ial and some nudit y as well as a grea t dea l of tension. Recen tly, I was in a local video store where a friend of mine works a nd he reco mmended a movie to me that he is especially fond of. I took it home a nd wa tched what has to beoncoft he most ex traordinary films that it has be<'n my pleasure to sec in Tht' Outsldf'rs hf'ld t"' o ffi('('tln~ s n>· at Puu\ Grady's hom£'. Thf' first . m N't!n~ was on April 13 ~o~.• lth 6 mf'mb!C'rs and 2 ad\•lsors attPndl n~ . Candy bar sales • was dl scusSf'd. Thf' croup Wl'nt tou pond tu f!:f'f Lln idea of Cli:'~n l n R up 1:1~ pHrl of lh £11r proj€'Ct work . Rt'frPs hm f'nt~ W<'rC' Sf'rvrd b.v Chris Ebcrsbach nnds Michael Hill. The st'cond m C"('t\n~ was hf'ld on April 20 with 6 members and 2 advisors. Ml'mb£'rs ROt thCir projt'Ct books. Thr club ~ro)f'CI was discussed. , Frtsb('(' WII S playrd aftf:'r the m C"C tln ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Crady scrved'rcrrt's hml'nts. N<'xl meeting will be Apr il 25 at which limP m em~s will s tar t clf'anln~ up 1:1 cP ntl ~' .. ~EOETABLE PLANT SALE DUCKETT'S PL.ANTS TOMATOES PEPPERS CUCUMBERS CABBAGE BROCCOLI .CAULIFLOWER WATERMELON CANTALOUPE SQUASH CELERY PARSLEY $1 00 $J00 COME AND SEE US AT DUCKETT'S We Have An Open Door Policy · 24 Hours A Day! RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 742-21 DO National Hospital Week May 1Oth and 1-6th STOP B AND SEE US tions ancl so mr swr;ll' lng . llut still a clclightful horror fi lm. FROM BEYOND iR5 mi nutes. R. VcstonJ is the second Lovecra ft ba sed fi lrn tha t makes th is r<>v l<>w and of the two Is the one tha t I enjoyed least. It Is the drawn-out romp In the wor ld of Dr. Praetorlous a nd his assistant 1 LB. CRISP-N-SEIYE VACUUM PACKED .Johnson; second, Luke Walter , ,Jessica Evans,.JoshuaCremeans, ,John Hill, Kathy De'Santo, Richard Warnecke,_Tan~ Lauder- Sliced Bacon •••..•...•••••.•••••.• S1.29 KAHN'S 1 LB. PACKAGE Franks .........••••.....•...•.••.••.• S1.89 ECKRICH HONEY CURED $2,99 ~B. SHREDDED -,,.,. mrrn Ham ......................... .,..,,'1·$2 87 I . HOMEMADE with (')eVI' n mC'mbers and two A LARGE EGGS .......... JIOl..79c BROUGHTON 'S CHOC. MllK ............ IU... 79c KRm 12 OZ. 16 SliCE AMERICAN PROCESSED CHEESE ..................... s1.89 ALL MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM 72 CT. CALIFORNIA ORANGES ............. 3I 69c 24 CT. Sl>vcn m<'mht•rs wrrf' In all~?ndant'l'. Tht• ~roup plann('() a bak4' sa l{' to 1x> hrld on April 1Rth at Kro~crs and a lit ter pick-up on April 25 th. Donations will b(' :I CC'<'ptrd . OlflcNs Wf'rf' £> ll't'lt'<l as foll ows: JarOI"\ Spf'nC('r. Pr('sldPnt : Garv Holter. Vlcf' Pr rsldf'nt : ' Grrta Rlfll ~. TrPasurPr; Shrrry Wol f. Sf'crrtary; Tim Law~on . Sar gPant at Arms : Juiii"'Riffle. Hrallhan<l Saft:'tv Chai rman : Adria Frcockf'r. Rt.'crra · tlon l.A'adn: Jam•lle Spencrr, Historian : ann Ellzab<'lh Lawson, NE•ws Rl'portrr. F'or rt'frcallon thr ml'mbc>rs madf' ra ndy for th4' bakr salr. Rf'frcshmrnl s ~l· rp' Sf't'\'f'd hv Sharon and Gr(>ta Rlfflf'. Thf' nrll:t t'Pg'ula r mf'l'tln.f! of 1hr rlub will RIVER RANCH LETTUCE ...............ttR...S9c b(' Nar"llr .Jo Lambert g-raduated from Marietta College Sunday with a bnch<'IOI' of arts degree In mark eting ancl manaszemrnt. She plans to work In Columbus. Attend ing graduat ion were her parents. Don and Sa lly Lambert. Donna l.ambNt, and Jeanette navis. FABRIC SHOP FABRIC & CRAFTS SEWING NOTIONS POlYESTER QUILTING BATTING BY THE YARD OPEN TU ES.·WED .-FRI . 10 A.M .·5 P.M . THURS . 11 · 5 P.M . SAT. 10-2 P.M . CLOSED SUN . S. MON. LOCATED 6 MILES NORTti OF CHESTER ON ST. RTOUTE 1 PHONE 986-3909 WE ARE HERE FOR YOU fMij Veterans~ Hospital \:~. ::; VETERANS Thf' HillhllllC'" hf•ld two m ('('tings. on April 14. und i\pr\1 27. Both wt•rr hrld 11t Opal Oyrr's MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 115 E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2104 The M<'lgs County Sri tf'r &cr 4·H Clu b rnrt on Apr l113 ul lh f' homf' of Wf'S Holtrr wi!h 12 mi:'mbl'rs and 2 advl5ors allf'ndln ~ . Th£1 f o llo~· lnf!: proplr WC'H' votf'd In as lh<' club'!': 1987 orfl cc rs: Pres ident . K<'n Rit r hif': •VIcf' Pr{'slden t, Anit a Calaway; Sf'rrC'Iary . .Janyf' Ritchie; TreasurPr, Jull!' Hawk: Nt•w" Rrpo rtrr. Garv Hohrr: Hr tlll h and Safr.•ty. Kf• llh Sp£>nccr . Aft Pr • With Dally Colnpouncllng thf' mrPtlnJ! . balikrlha ll was Thf' advisor~ .~n·rd rrfrt.'s h· mrnt s. Nt'X I meftlng will b<' Ma y 11 at the Brov.·n·s hOtnl'. plnyC'd . Gary HO!tPr News ftpportrr (For May 11, '87 thru May 17, '87 Tht• Country ~l ovrrs mrt on Aprtl A at t h(' Oh lo Powf'r Off\rr. :;,rvf'n1Prn memb<>rs , 3 parC'nl s. and 1 ad\'lsor attt'ndf:'d. Amon~ Items dlscuss<'d W<'rc: lamb wcll!h -!n and ho~ wel~h - ln . randy sal ~ . .Jr. Fair Board. and 4-H Commlttcc 5l' lrt tlon I'('PH'sPntat lw. Mt•m l:tcrs Wf'rl ' advisE'(\ on how to Sf'I€'CI :• markl'l lamb •.nn how to fN'd and ca rr for a markf'l !a mi) R<'lrf'shmrni~ wrrf' srrvl'd b;v Jf'n nlfer Tav lor and .lady Tavlor . Mr. Sh('('ts will haV1• tht• nr~l nit•f'tlli ~ at his homt• whiPh will tw on Mav 1':\, AI that tlmfl m embt·r ~ w!lllrarn of th'f' fM'dln ,P: and carll'of mark{'! ~ t('('rs and hOgs. .JarNI Sh«-ts. Nl'ws Reporter Saver'• Choice Ctrtlflcott• Rate 32·89 Day 90-179 Day 180-364 Day 12·23 Months 24·35 Months 36-83 Months · 84·120 Months· lnttreat CociiPOIIIdlng Dally - Yllld 4.97°/o 5.45°/o 6.20°/o 6.53°/o 7.23°/o 7.47°/o 7.93°/o 5.1 0°/o 5.60°/o 6.40°/o 7.57°/o '7.50°/o 7.75°/o 8.25°/o .•• • .. ' .. -- • • .' and Toupt Minimum Purchase Amounts - $500.00 Fifteen thousand people who care. ·-HARTLEY SHOES .. I ow• ....•... • BANKEONE. soft un c. YAIIYIUUII 21ounu. .. ~ Soft Spots are handsewn of soft, durable leather io fillike a giOYe. The Tru·Moccasin constrtJction feels good with no break-in period. For casual sport shoes in a variety of si~ and widths, )IOU can'! do better than Soft Spots. 32 OL Sill FINE I Certificate Of Deposit Rates Mrmlx'rs dlscuss('d money · mak !n~ vro· j£'Cts a net d('('ldrd that thrclub have a elub boll at t hf' fa ir. It was drrldl'd what prOj('C"t books ('aCh mrmtx>r s hould hav£> ronrrm log twf>f. Each P£<rson told how hl!Vh('r slf'l'r was doln~ . . . -· • \ BANK ONE. ATHENS, NA, Athens, Ohio ~. . . . . .~M;em;;~~F~D;IC~. . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . .~:- .......................... • t HIGHER YIELD 143.99 In Light Grey , ••••••••••••••• S1.19 At thl' second m (l{'li n ~ . mf'mDrr.'\ dis· cusS£'£.1 a floot tor thf' fai r and cnndy .lO aIrs. Rrfres hmenls W('rt' ~t.·rv<:d by t hr host f'ss. NC'xt mcellnJ! wlll)?e M ay 12 at .1: 30 H.m. at the D yer hom('. Shrrl Ramsbunt N{'w" Rrporl<'r The new Soft Shoe Spanish Olives .................. S1.29 Powdered hou ~(' with a mC' mb(lr!'! and 2 ad,· J~or~ altf•ndlnA:. AI thr flrsl me~·t!ng , th<' 4·H KIC'k·ofland C'a ndy bar sai('S wf."'rr di scuss('(! . Cflk(' and kool·al d wrre Sl'rv('d by .lf'rf'm~· lmbodrn . Tomatoes ..................... . 2 cANs 99c 17 OZ. DEL MONTE . Apricots ............................ S1. 19 16 OZ. DEL MONTE FRENCH Green Beans ~ •••..••••... 2 cANs S1 . 19 32 OZ. NEmA Tea Bags •....••••• ~ .••.•.••..•••.•. S2·.3 9 10 oz. Tropicana Drinks ........•.. 3 Fo• 95< 12 OL AIMOUI Corn Beef .......................... S1.5 9 2 IOU PACK . Bountv Towels .................. S1.49 36 OL SOAP POWDER Aiax Detergent ••••.•.•••.••.••• S1.2 9 7 OL STom Y'S Aprlll~,th . El izabet h L<Jv.-son . Nrws RPpor tf'r 16 OZ. SURE FINE Lambert graduates ln Tht' St arl l~htf'rs 4· HC'lub met on Ap!'!! 11 at thf' homf' of Sharon RIHI £•. advisor Perch Fillet ......................... 2.99 32 OZ. ORE-IDA CRINKLE CUT French Fries ...................... S1.59. 6 01. DONALD DUCI Juice ••••·.•••••.••.••••••••••• 87( !\'at al h' Lam bert adv isor~ i:lllf'n danC('. ltf'ms Of bus\n('SS diSCUSs<'d · indudrd t he Sa l(' Comm lt t<'<' on April 21rd 3t 8: 00p.m. at thC' Ex tl'nslon Office: tht' wPI~h · ln for m arket lambs to Dr hr ln on Ma v 23rll, ~ ta rli n J! at 10:00 a.m .: and set u dat P for lhf' next m('('\\nf!. Th f' projC'Ci !('sson ce.nslst('d on worklnR In thf'lr projf'<'f books . Blll and Shelly Smith ~Wrvl'd rf'fre~ hm f'n t s . Th nrxt mrNin~ will hf' April 2~t h at 9 ~ ()'1 a.m. :11 thr Howard Ervin Farm wh1•rr mrmbrn; will disc uss ~I N.' Iion Of marht lambs. • I n~ws Thf' Mc!_gf< County Shrphrrrls 4·H Clu b met on April Rth at the F.xtPnslon OHler Ham Salad .••••••••••.••••.•••••••11..99( S&F milt; third, Adam Williams, Andy litchen, Hen Vrane, .Joe Weaver, Rusty Stewart; Mellsha Swisher; lourth, Teacher ,Jeanette Thomll!l, Austin Carr, ,Jessica Wright, Pat ~arlin, Brandy Stevens, Cory Stewart, Philip Bur.:h, Teacher • Aide ,Janice Usc. Absent was Tonya Powell. A-FTERNOON CLASS - Members ol the afternoon clt11111 ol the ' Middleport 'Elementary School Kindergarten graduatlnr·Frl4ay evening are: front, from left, Jennifer Eakins, Kyle Werry, Bradley Perrine, .Jasori Chaprnan, Bambi Breeding, .lesslca , 1 LB. TEA SEAS EASTERN HILL Moodlspaugh, Rob~y Smith, Sean Fulmer, Chu ckle Stewart, Josiah Rawson; third, Sar a Williams, ,Jesska Cale, Jennifer Ashley, Sarah Larkins, Clark VanMatre, Beth Knight; fourth , Teacher's Aide Janice Lisle, Zebedlah Batey, Mindy Oliver, Zachariah Batey, Andy Doezl, Sean Smith, .Jared Woods; Teacher Jeanette Thomas. MORNlNG CLASS- This Is the morning class of the'Middleport Elementary School Kindergarten which will graduate In ceremonies at 7 p.m. Friday . The group includes: front from left, Chuckle Sham~lln, -lenni Howerton, ,Justin Burris, April Blankenship, Brooke Hart, Ashlee Vaughan, ,Jesse Thomas, T.J . King; second, Kasey.Thompson, Darlene Moodlspauah. Marlene quite some tim e. CREIITOR tl08 minut es, R. Thora EMit is a movie whirh stars Peter O'Toole and Mar· geaux Hemingway, a grandclaughfcr of Ernest Hemingway. O'Toole plays a genius of a scientist who is engaged in PER ;ACK resea rc h into cloni ng. the repli ca tio n of an orga nis im by celluPER FLAT tar dup li cat ion a nd cel l regrowth. . Having los t his wife In childbir th, the brilliant scien tist Is .J • att empting to reg row her while trying to keep himself from by ruined by a riva l sciPntist pla yed pompously and excellent ly by POMEROY. ST. RT. 143, 1.3 MILES ON RIGHT 992-6513 ., Davld .Ogdcn Stiers . 1~~~=~~::::::::::::::=======:::~~~~~ Wha t follows is a film that wil l 1·• always appea l to the Don Quixote in all of us . O'Toole has n't lost It and this movie shows tha t he is ' and always witt be one of the greatest talen ts of all time. Yes, Igor, I know Iha t I have to take the werewolf for his moonlight walk. That 's it for this time so l'llbelooklngforyouhrrP next month . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAL MAY lb I~Jili r~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ so nw nutli1y. some adult situa - Mlch<'IP Ly nn Scot! Nl,'ws Repor trr $2.00 Cover Charge Must Be 21 The earliest subway is the Horror of horrors! Hair raising films Crawford Tillingliast, agai n played by Coombs, whose exerplcnces in fear occ ur because or th eir experimen ts in th e excitalion of the pinea l gla nd . Barring a cras h course in medici ne and quantum ph ys ics, lei me say th at the only ex panslon t hat occurredwa s my desire to indignantly shut the film off and s lap my w_rist fo1· rver ren tin g II. Maybe the film 's writer shou ld ha ve his ta lent ex pier mented with to see if It could be Pn larged. Do you remember the orgina l FLY ? Well. In its we ll -mea ning attempts to draw In a new audie nce for th e old classics. fl ollywood has tried to improve on what was a very good movie al ready. For those of you who have not seen the new version, here is a brief rundow n of THE FLY. Seth Brundl e, played by Jeff Go ldblum, has found a way to teleport matter through space In what he ralls telepods. All the r•xperimcnts with inanimate ob- .. ' -I pond. Tht> Sal<'m 0:-ntrr Go·Gettt'r~ had a Todd Harrison m~llnJZ at Lou Shrn<'fil'ld's homl'. on April News Rporter 23 with 13 mC'mbt~rs and 3a.dvlsors pr<'SE'nt . · Election of offlrNs a nd thP sPttl n ~ of by laws for this \'<'ar wrrp held. Th<' club will be sel ling Ca nd y Oars ann m£>mbf'rs Th(' Outs ldNs 4·H Cl u'b mPt on April Sal decided how many they would t'ach t ry to th e Paul Grady f{'S\dPnC(' with six Sf'! I. Also, as a group, thE' clu b di scuSsed membrrs at u•ndli'l g. M('mbrrs workf'd on doing Jandscap l n~ work on thr Township thr\r pro]f't't!; and la unchN1 rockl't!l. Chris Hai L All m<'mbcrs pi ckf'd out thrlr Ebt•rsbac h and Kf'\' ln Grad y providrd projf'{'ts fo r th!s YP!U '. r('frPshmrnts. ~ efrt'shm(•nts w1•rr srrved · by Mrs. Todd Harrls.on, Sh<'nefiPI.d. thP n~· xt mN'tln~ will be at Reportl'r MlchPIP Srott 's homr on Apr!lllnt w hi ch t lmr all mf'mbrrs ar(' to brln~ th eir aluminu m ca ns fo1' t•ecycllng, • �~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Dlllily Sentinei~Peg( . ~ . Reuss fails in Reds .: debut; Mets romp. Prep ratings . • We Reserve The Right To .,.. NATIONAL LEAGliE · By U•llt.d Pre.M ..t..,.MtMul -... STORE HOURS ' Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM ,. Sunday 10 AM ~ 10 PM • OFFER '~ 298 SECOND Sl POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.r MAY 1~, - 1987 1i 1:1 .WI - ('lllt•qu Ill It .$83 15 II ·-ti4· Uli.-li7 1:1 II .-ljil MOIIIN'Id ~it' \ 'urk Pllllhrah 1'11111& "'""' lian Fr~~,n flnclnallt :t~ 3 3"" I II It .SI7 .-. I KlppP.r 2-J), 1:05 P.m . Clnl'l.-1 IBrownlna:l-4) 111 Ment,..lll I Hulon S.~), 7: 15 p.m. Alluat• lPillmt'r 2-4) 1H Phlladt'lpllh; !Ruffin t-! J, 1:35 p. m. ~ • -- 2(1 Nt'W \'u.rll CDILrllna !, I ) 111 Hou!ilnn ..• Limit 20 GRADE A . . Whole Chicken •• ~~·•• 49 .. FA~I • -----.. ~ ~ ~ ••• Lunch Meats •••••••• It .Dl Ul'l ...a& 15 17 .-1&11 l:l I! .3111 lh•trok Cl;•vt>lnd .:m Ill \!! S II IJI.~ II K».nlO!O ftr 11 Ill Ill l"t 13 .5n 15 . ~5 15 .M5 IS .531 011kllllld U 17 Afi!l Tt' XII~ . 13 ,. .-1-IK :a ( 'hh:.atr;o 10 It .Mli 6 1ft :! ~ 1'\u'lldii)''K RetnUI!I O..trnM 15, l'allfomlu t , • T;'l.ll!>!l, ('lt•vt'llllld I IW.n!;llll ftl)l3 , Toronln I S..ltlmorl' 10, MlnrM,.otll ": Bosl.on 3, St•.IIIIW t N•w \ 'vrk 5, ('hkaa:n -1, 1:\lnnlnKI' Oaklllft. Ul, MIIWIIIIIit•t• ll • Ollkllllld t(' UM l'OUft« +I Jill MllwiiUkt't" (HIJI'u.ra ~·I), ~::15 p.PI. TP111...; U:w:t.mun 1-!]11.1 Nl'w \ 'orll {.lohn 2· fll , "t:30 p.m . .- ,, • •• HORMEL SLICED 99( Pepperoni ••••••••••••• •.. . 3.S OZ. tl 'llnck>larlll -1·11) 111 lh>trnU CTIInllnll '!·'!), 7:3!1 p.m. Kan~C ' My ttiuhil-Lll '!--I I 111 &lllmor1• (8uddlt•ll ;•r 2-11 , i : ln p. m . St•utlk• INippt•r (l,~~on,;stttn :1- ~L :1- ~ ) 111 Rt!>ilnn 7:35p.m. l 'll'vt'llllld (St!hrom 1·-1) al l'hlm11;o 1O.•l.t•u• l-:tt, !I p.m . Toronto (l'lanc')' J.~l 11.1 Mhuw•!ulla tPortYKI&II· I ), ~: 15 p. m. Thunod")'' K Cilllmt~ Chuck Roast ••••••• H(H"hl>slt•r tRal ) Tolt•do CIM) t 'olumhiM !N\'·M .) Syr•· u~t~' jTnrl 11dt•ll\'lllt'f' IS\' ·SI.) Mlllnt• (f"hll U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS rawtut·kjot eft;"" I Rump Roast .... ~~~ ... ltlt·hmond l r\111 ~ Ul >= .. ~ 0..... BONELESS ~ ('"l ~ It t II 111.., Ill Ill .JJ'l Ul . " '••dftc•l;llll.)' ... 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[ •• 2212 JICbolt Annue Point Pllnlnt. W. Va. 675-1121 Second Street Mason, W. Ve. 773-5514 ·~ \ ;1~$. You ~•n eren u~e out tehste '' down psgmenf. 2 ' • ..' SALE PRICES AS LOW AS S11,995.00 ALL PRICES MARKED DOWN FOR QUICK SALE! :.: ~~========~~ • .. ·' 1987 Reuss , 0-1. had e lbow surgery 10 month s ago and hasn't won a game in tnore th a n a year . For the Mels Tuesday night, he was just'' a co ntinuation of ballin g practice. "J didn't las t as long as 1 Rll ~ lwthult ..'. ON 6 NEW man." rt•LU ·tlvlllt •d pll r h1•r Sli>vt• Sltlt>lrb. Terry Francomi made a thrtiiW· lngerroronDarry1S,Irra·whorr11's fielder's choice ground ball. Howard Johnson · opened Mets' four· run second ~~~~,~ wtth a homer lo left, his f1 the year. Rafael Santana and raced to third on a Mookle Wilson, who second on a throw to third. delivered a tWO· run 00\IDIE!~to rlghHenter and scored single bv Hernandez. $1000~00 *************** "You co uld ld l Cone had grea l s luff tonight because he go I a lot ofouls on 2-0 counr s, " said Mel s' manager Davey .Johnson. "The hitters were waiting on fastba ll s on that count and he came in wit h a !aslball, but lhey couldn 't handle the pit ch. "We needed a well -pil ched game a t this point andwegol it ," added Johnson. " This Is a big wi n because our bullpen ha s been down . It 's a I ribu te to Cone- an outslandlng job by a young l,uuls\'1111• lur ~l· da.,v n •hllhlllt•llon P'UJI'I'!IPI. :>M•utllt• - Trarlt•d plh·ho•r :\lurk Httls· mann lo C'h•\'l'htnd ftJr o utfh·l~·r llan fllllh~Jrh! •r : IL'o!lllfnrd liull a«h!•r 111 C'11l· Kllf)' of Padfl(' fo11.~1 l.;•q;tt• ( r\A. r\ ); shorlslop, greal location in lhP gap, II was great location for the ·h!lrers." Reuss wa s bad in the flrsl inning (surrendering two runs) · and worse in I he second (yielding four run s before being yanked!. In I he fi rs I , Tim Teufel walked, move d to second on a single by ' Keith He rnandez and scored on a slngit;> by Kevin McRey nolds. Hernandez. who we nt 3-f<ir-4. .came home when first baseman NOW THROUGH SATURDAY GET A Cone had a shutout going wllh lwo outs in the . eighlh Inning when pinch-hitter · Paul O'Nelil and Kat Da niels hit ba ck-to-bark homers. The 24· year-old right· handcr struck out lhree and walked two. He worked out of a fourlh innin g bas es- loaded, one· our jam ·bY getting Bo Diaz to bounce into a double play. flu!OI'hldl l'hthtdl'lphl ll - Slll;n•·d {'mu·h {iwukwi to t · y;'IU' ;~ •ntr.&t' l , ( 'nllt•jl;j' wanted to and I didn't gel I he resuli$ I had hoped for." said Reuss , who was cui by Ihe Los Angeles Dodgers inthefirstweek of I he season. " But. In five day s I'll be back oul there and we 'll see whal happens." Reds' manager Pete Rose sa id Reu ss had bad location. with his pitches, but Reuss jokingly disagreed. . "There was grea t tocalion ," said Reu ss. "Greal locatlon over now.' ' Rllhlmurt•- Hj•(· ~h'CI outllt•ldt •r Mlkt• \'uunjt 11.nd plldu•r •lad' O'fomnur from Uut•ht'!il;•r nl lntr rnaatlnnul I.I'J&A:II t' 11UA) : w;~t~~;nc'lltlutR;•I~r !lo't•IMn Shn· mu"" 1111d plll•ht•r Mlk•· Kl11nuru•n lu Koi'IM-:4t•r. fl.·nland - Outrilltlt•d rll{hl· handt •r t'r11nk R'llb; In HnUWu 11f Auwrl• ·lln r\~;~t •lui iun I,\,\,\ 1. 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Han Frau~d~~e·o ll WtodltKd-.y'• C.ml'li St. lovlfi IFor.•hS.IJ a&l !t.11.n Fr~tnd!Ok.·o !Dow-. :1-1), •:115 p.m. S••Diep c»nvt-cky &.3 )Mt PUt!iburah -.... --- GOOD. ·ALL , WEEK NEW KNOKVILLE. OhM lliPil- 'ftlr- •••fl•k'll o. .. wp ~~o~:lloolll•t'hll.ll utlnr• 'Ill' L Pt1. Gl\ Sl. l..owlll Limit Quantities By RICK VANSANT CINC INNATI (UPII - New York Met s rookie pitcher David Cone showed 19-year veteran Jerry Reuss just how Reuss used to do II Tuesday night. Cone p!lched a four -hitter for his first major league win as the defending wor ld champion Mel s halted a four-game losing streak and whipped I he Ci ncinnati Reds 6-2, . ' Reuss, who has 194 wins in a · career that ' began In 1969, wa s horrible In his Cincinnati debut. The 37-year-old lefl -hander wa s pounded for seven hils and six runs In just 11·3 innings . Reu.s s ' early demise provided . Cone's cue. "The key to the game was getHng an early six-run lead because that allowed me to throw a lot of fastballs," said Cone, 1·2. "That's all I wanted lo do throw fastballs , move It In and out and challenge th e hillers . "I oan' t over-emphasize how Important It was lo get that six· run lead. I felt so relaxed wilh I hal kind of lead . . I could concentrate on throwing slrlkes with I he fastball. " It !ee ls great lo win my fir st and I hope it's also a big boos I for theciub, " added Cone. " ll' sbeen real Iough for us lately. Maybe we ca n run off 10 win s In a row ~ 'T �.' POiileroy--Middleport •.·Ohio Wl!dnesday. May 13. 1987 . '. A Visit to the Glass House at. the ronyentlon of the Ohio . · Paggy Cr4ne was a gUest and St~art next Tuesday was' Association of Garden Clubs to be talked on edible wild flowers and planned at a recent meeting of · held at Dublin. The Title 6-B program Is being plants. She served two different the Shade . Valley Council of Mrs. Erw.ln .reported on the kinds of teas. had a sampling of written · In the Southern Local Floral Arts lleld at .the home or recent· locus workshop held In violets, anct noted that ihe tubers School Disrrlct and. will be open Melan.le !ltethem. · Athens and attended by Mrs . of d~y !Illes are poisonous . for residents to give Input be· Members are to f11eel at the Slethem, Betty Dean, Mrs. Jackie Frost's 4-H club; The tween May 18 and May 22 .. home of Janet l<oblentz at. 6:20. Thompson, Snella CUrtis, and Anyone interested .In' the pro· King and Queen Bees . • will plant From the Glass House, the group Mrs. Erwin. The morning prcr the mini-park at Chester before gram which is funded through will go to Athens tor dinner. gram was given by Mary Blazter Memorial Day. It was voted to federal monies designated !or Allee Thompson, presldeill, and dealt with herbs and flowerreported on the pieced country- Ing plants and 'the afternoon change the time for elecilng- programs in special education theme tablecloth which she fs program was _given by · Mrs . . officers and paying dues to. may contact JoyceThoren,R.N ., . ·August. Southern nurse, for furth(e making for the club to be used at Stet hem on contflved flowers . ' Information. ' . 11 Title 6.B imput sought Garden Club conducts • recent ~eetmg ------- - - - - - - Voa.. fadepeadend" Owaed ODLAND .J.D ..Jenkins Jenkins birthday The third birthday of .1. D. .Jenkins wa s celebrated recently 1 with a party at the home of his · parents, D. J. and LolsJenklns, Pomeroy. Mickey Mouse theme was curried out and cake, Ice cream, chips, koolald, Iced tea and coffee were served. Attending and presenting gifts were Dar- · lene and Ryan Bates, Kim and VIcki Eblin, .Jodi Imboden, Missy Roush, Chuckle and Jerry Ja cks, P~nny, Scott a nd Amanda Brinker, Char les Covert, Johanna Imboden, Paula, l<rystal and Victoria Adkins, Myrtle Norman, Lisa, Jason, ,Justin, and .Jeremy Roush, Charles Tyree, maternal grandparents, VIrgil and Gerry Parsons, and paternal grandparents, Darrell and Linda .Jenkins, Doug and Destiny Jenkins, Pam, Virgil, Jeremy and Matthew Dill, Sending gifts were Albert and Vctsla Roush. Lanny and Becky Tyree, Joy, Dale, and David Roush . .Joining the group later for CHke was .1. D.'s grandfather, Rogt•r 1'. Roush and Terry . Literary club has meeting Bill Cos by's philosophical book en titled "Fatherhood" was reviewed by Mrs. ,James Cia! · worthy at the recent meeting of the Middleport Literary Club held at the home of Mrs. Ronald Reynolds. Mrs. Wilson Carpe nt er, vice president , Introduced the re· viewer who noted that Cosby married at the age of :19 the Inte llectual Camille, and the two had rlv<' children. Cosby has a PhD In educa tion . The book Is divided Into 14 chapters <md dea ls with everything fr om " I s Thr<'C a Crowd'? " through dressing, Father's Day with the usual tie or some on-sale It em, the music generation when "loud" Is the key to the soul, buying a car, go ing off to college, gelling married, and the daughter returning home with her family to live. While written in a humorous tone, it emphasizes th e message that there Is no commitment In the world like having children, and th at the val ue of the family ca nnot be mPusured. He contends that strong famili es raise strong rhlldrPn. For roll call members gave a memory of their father . Mrs. Chester Erwin and Mrs. Sibley Slack gave the serrtary and treusut·er's reports respf'C· li vely. Mrs. George Hackett reported on a tour of BlennN· hasse l Island . . . . - ' . .. . Special Olympics Night THURSDAY, MAY 14 3°/o Of YOUR TOTAL PURCHASE YES!! (Excluding Itt!, Wine, Cigarttln and lobeco) Special Olympics 3 OF YOUR rE~~~~~n~E~ine, ..... lb. FRESH LEAN Ground Beef WILL BENEFIT YOUR LOCAL ~PECIAL OLYMPICS ..itOODLAND ASSORTED COLORS LB. . Shortening 4 ROll PKG. . Margarine . 69C SCOT TOWELS .......................... roll DAIRY LANE 20/o MILIK .................................gal. LARGE EGGS $ Fund raisers for the Spt•ctal Olympics were discussed at the recent meeting of 1he Meigs Association or R~tarded Citizens held at the Carleton School. It was noted tho11 Foodland will donat e tht'ee pereent of sales on Thursday lo the program . The Special Olympics comm ittee will sell hot dogs, pop and popcorn that day at Pomet·oy 's Foodland s tore. Norma Torres, R. N. talked on programs and services available through the 'Meigs County Health Department and Its children' s NESCAFE MT. BLEND INSTANT COFFEE Said 10.06 acreuract has no outlet or inlet and is land locked . The prayer of said com- CAN 1 LB. PKGS. $ 00 MINUTE MAID Oran:ge oz. Juice Straw.berries arves the right ·to Wlive .f or!"•lities and to iccept or reteet .anv en d/ or any pan the f BANANAS ......... 3 LIS. 99c DIET RITE, CHERRY, DIET OR REG. COLA Backhoe Service lowboy Haulin& Septic Systems We' Carry Concrete Culverts licensed & Bonded Middleport, Oh. 992·661 1 share the pfoceeds accord· ing to their interests aher payment of real estate taxes and cos11 of this action in - eluding plaintitfs attorney fees . the defendants are re quired to answer said complaint ftnd amended complaint within twenty-eight days after the last publica tion of this notice, which will be publish8d once eich week for six consecutive weeks, the last publication will be made on the 3rd day of June, 1987, and the twenty-eight days for anwill commence on that Real Estate General 608 L.J::! I£Al!ql POMEROY, 0. 992·2259 NEW LISTING- BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE - 2.41 acres vacant land located near Eastern High School with access to Rt. 7. Water and electric available. $6,000.00 LETART - L1ke new ins1de and out' Completely remodeled home on a large lot. Excellent con~ilion. Garage, new rool and Sidi ng. $27,500.00: NEW LISTING - Sl RT. 33 - About lour mtl es to County Road 14. Approx i· mately 25 acres ol vac ant _grou nd. APP( OX. 8 acres pastur e Good bu1iding sile. WANT$11 ,000.00 MIDDLEPORT - Yesler 1ear has been restored to this beautilu l colonial homet This 4 bed room, 7 room home with a level lot and 2 ca r garage, has ornate lnm, leaded glasss windows and doors. A«ic studio wilh sky light Well insulated means low healing btlls. Must see to appreciate t $65,000.00. POMEROY - A 3-4 bed· toom home on a acre lot. PIIVale but close 1n. Carport, garage, storage buildin g. ASK ING $17,000.00. NEW LISTING - NEW LIMA ROAD 7 166 +a cres.Water and elecltic available. Nice level lol lot I or se vera l building s1le s. ASK ING $33,500.00. ST. RT. 33 - R1ght on Ktngsbuty Road. 2 acre building sties. Walet and electriC ava ilabl e. Terms available. MAKE OFFER WANT $6,500.00. Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992·6191 Jean Trussell ., ... 949·2660 Dollie Tumer. ... .99Z·:Ifi!IZ•I nnice .. "............ 992·22!59 Hou',tPq fl(•ddqu.ttii'IS ' Ani E1tete General Pomeroy, Ohio 4-5769 5 - 13- ~ mo. 8-6 oz. BTLS. REPAIR 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 949·3088 Bus• 949·2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR. SERVICE 3·17·2 mo. pif - ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE · WELDING FREE ESTIMATES THOMAS BODY SHOP U. 4, POMEROY 992-3989 5-1·'87·11 BOWLING II Pomeroy Bowfing 382I. 2ND ST. Co. Iring this ad with your famly or group to bowl 2 gamu and get one froolt Good Fri . &Sat. nights or any open boWling time. Call us for parties for your group. 992·3432 or 99U1~. (CUT OUT FOR FUTURI USll KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers •Range• •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 18, 1987 •Not Responlible for Typographical E"ors EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . !All makes a. models) PH. 949·2756 John K. llttttz Owner /Mechanic fOI IE•T , SOUTHERN DISTIICT - RACI.E. OHIO - hnners lvn llillil- 3 bedroom house, full basement. 2 barns, garage, garden. Renl $325, monthli, paid in advan c~. Free gas. Securily deposit and lht~ rele<ences. Avatlable June 1., Cllllor iaforNtion 40l·nl·474711ttr 6 p.111. or send Inquiry in Cllt of Daily P. 0. lox 729·0, H I I '" ... 1...' Call 992·6952 Leave message on machine if no answer. 4-16-t mo. 24 HOUI TOWIIIIG & ROAD SEIVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES @ "AI illoso1 lh PriciS" PH. 949-2101 or 949-2160 Day Of Night NO SUNDAY CAW ' . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR R.UN ASHLAND 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMROY, OH. PH. 992·9949 lob Barton, Owner ' 2·5..86-Hn J&N· CONSTRUCTION 8·13 tin 4·1H mo. ~--------~----~~~ - ACCENT MOHAWK CARPETS Let Us F•••• Vou In STAINMASTER WEAR DATED FENCE COMPANY FREE ESTIMATES RESIOENTIAl t COMMERCIAl PH. 742-2027 J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES Expert Installation Up to 36 Months Financing ~vailablo LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Hob~on Drive Ohio Re:sid,ontiial - Commercial - Industrial Free Estimetaa - Fully Insured ROOFING-Shlngloo, Rolled Roofing, Gutters and In· oulotlng Roof Cootlng CARPENTRY -Additions, Gorogee, Sun Oocko CONCRETE WORK-Sidewotkl. Booementsand Driveways SANDBLASTING- Dry Blaoting, Wet Blasting. and · FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 614/949·2686 4-H l111a. 0 YINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIIHNG m~nage- PAT' HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc . To whom It may concern, I will not aeaurner•apanalbllity tor env debts Dlh• lhan my own, Michael LMn•d. 4 Giveaway Pert ColiN! end p.-t lrilh Setter pupplea to givtaw.,.. 114-848· 2906. Chlldi awing 1et. fair cond. · 304·676·6289 ofter 4:30 . 6 lo11 and Found LOST: Wellston cl••• ring whh' YOUNG'S THE HAT RACK Howard L. Wrltesel CARPENTER SERVICE HOURS: Wod. · Thut~.· fri. 10 u.m. to .5 p.m. Saturday 10 A.M. to U NOON Othtr timt1 by chance or ROOFING Found: 2 a .. glll, 1 mtle tnd 1 fem.te In vloinlty ol FletwOOda - Addon• end r~~modellng - Roofing 1nd gutter work - Concr~• work - Plumbing and electrical WOik V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4-15-'86-tc MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTU, OHiO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINOOW REPLACE· MENT •REMODELING 1o ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES lo POLE BUILOINGS Phone Day or b~tthtt• 915-4141 ISupt Run ArN) colt 992·5731 for oppointmonl. NEW- REPAIR Gutter• Downlpouia Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES , HANDCIAmD COUNTIY lUllS Wood-( rO<hol-Ouilling Flowers, Sewing, 949-2263 or 949·2168 Ball<ot Lids COMPARI OUI FOUND. ten f.m .. e puppy, ne., Post Oflk:e, phone 304·171· 1188. FOUNO two young Huekly1. Jerry Run Aold, 5 mllft from Apple Grove, 30•·1178-2811. 8 ·~~ Public Sale lit. Auction Rick Peet1on Auctlone., II· censld In Ohio •nd Welt Vlralnl•. Reef Ettlti. tntlque. t•m. llquldttlon 304-773· 67815 or nl-5.30. "'*'· PLUMIING & HEATING 161 North Second Mi~dloporl, Ohio 45760 9 SALES & SERVICE Wanted To Buy We psy Cllh for lite model olon We Cerry Flahlna Supplies Pay Your C1bla lo Phone Billa Here IUSINISS PHON! i6141 992-6110 IISIDINCI PHON! 16141 992· 7154 BOGGS·. SALE~ Church. Coli 014·112 ·7111. 4·22·87-Hn 1178/ttn & SERVICE TOP CASH potd lot '83 MOdtt snd newer uted ctrt. lmlth" luldt· Pontlto, 1111 Etstern Avo., Ooittpollo. Coli 114...8, DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL luylng delly gold, altv.r ooln1, rings, j.welry, attt11rtg old · coln1, ,.,,, currenay, Top ptl· ell, Ed urY« ltrla.r lhop, , 2nd. Avt. Mlddloport, Oh. 814· · JUST CALL! 992-3410 GUYSVIllE, OHIO Authori•ed John Doort, Now HoUond, lush Hog form Equipment Dtoltr LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT F1111 Eqalp111e•t P1rts & Servl.. c••· uaed Jilft Mink Chw.·Oidelnc. Ill Gene John.eon This Live Entertainment Wed., Fri. & Sat. Nicht 9:00P.M. to 1:00 A.M. The Medallion Band 12.00 Cover U. 5. RT. SO EAST 814-441·3172 ' 22U. w••· 992-3178. Oood uhd bedroom suite, com· plett. Mu" bt- c...,_, C1ll 11 4· 742· 2710. Wtndng to buy good utld bo1 IPfinU end mettr••· Ctll 304· &71·28&2. I lllftllill' II' ttl dl IO· B·tl~ 1·3·'85 tfc r Jfl ,, 1 1 Help Winted All types of Ius. Ph. 915·3113 Monte 985·3837 4-22·1!110. pd. 8·20.'86 tin 11000 / wk . Miny comp1ny ·beneflu-adv•ncement the name Paula. Meiga ballfield. 912 ·8717. J.R.'s REPAIRS lfASONAilf • HUAIU ' Vacuum Bl•atlng of atructural atetl, tank11 · buikllngs, •nd mlscetlan110u1 items . GAS -- WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS 614·843-5248 We can repair and re· core radtators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. SIOiNG- VInyl, Aluminum, ond Wood PAINTING- All types Including opace age insulating PH. 992-2772 Electronic Organs Mobile service RADIATOR SERVICE . PAINTING, INC. · trenching Service opportunity to hrn UOO· 8421 . Not jult • job FREE ESTIMATES Satellite Salts Installation Tour Gulde1: Doe1 mon.,. motl· ~~~• vo'u? S•l.,y to ttlrt · Commluln1-Bonus . flt'ltlltic /"n L__.:____....;.9~9~2~·6!J2l___.!;,!!!~!m~o.JI mont forpoeit!ono ovolloblo. Coli L..-----..:::...;.,":::.:.1 · Sue lnttn~ .. w 814·218· POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL TVs, Antennas 3 Announcements 511 THE DITCHING SERVICE 4-28-87·1 mo. An 11011 ncc1tH: nl s 5, 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY . ON CA.RPET lit. PADDING Will Dti.... Carpentery - Vinyl & Aluminum Siding -PaintingDrywall Free Estimates Reliable Guaranleed Work 992-7636 4-17·1 mo. M.S. 992 2526 !Free Eotlmateol S·S·'17-J ••· · CUSTOM IUilT IIOMES &GARAGES WE HAVE AWIDE ASSORTMENT OF BEDDING AND .VBEGETABLE PLANTS All types Carpentry, . Plumbing and Electrical Repair 25% Off for Senior Citizens. Free Est. 4·5·tlc BISSELL BUILDERS • 5·13·11 POMEROY HOME REPAIR G&M TV 4·17· 1 mo. Plus Deposit . oaint 949·9070 or 949·2045 a oz. Jacobson 992·6704-Free Estimates ACTION TOWING JAR Briggs & Stratton Tecumseh weed Eater homelite PH . (614) 992·2834 or or in the alternative that the LAND NEEDED . sen1•ces tutors. and / or assigns of root estate be sold and Waid Cunningham !Chan· plaintiff and defendaots services . Jessie Might reported on the spaghet t1 supper and a vote or thanks .was extended by the group for donations. A hog roast was held Saturday with the 1 Meigs County Jaycees serving. 1 An appreclaton dinner was held Monday night. David Mlllkan reported that three clients of Meigs Industries have employment at the Pizza Hut. Keith Black gave a report on paving the driveway and the group noted that there are hopes of securing a new bus, The workshp won the attendance banner. HUMAN SERVICES VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY SELLING PAOBLEM7 CALL 992-3325 ReCe Coun'tv Commlisioners res- . WILLIAMS TRENCHING SE-RVICE Rt. 4, Hysoll Run load NEW LISTING - 2 slory 8 rm. home, lull basement, all utililies, 4 BRs, bath, view of river and backyard. Only $8,000. NEW LISTING - 7 rm , bath , range, ltont porch, nice level lot. Just $6,000. 2.52 ACRES - 2 BR home. lub bath , gas heat at wellhead price, carpeting and iruit. Asking $25,000. MODERN - 2 fireplaces. 2 pattos, dbl. garage, ran ge, reltig., displ , antique lights, Italian tile, nice carpeting, 2 ~ baths. 3 BR. central air and heat, copper plumbing, butglat alarm and nice lot. $125,000. MIDDLEPORT - 246 N. 41h. Lg. lot lo the alley. Garage with stora ge, 6 rm. hom e, lu ll basement, lg. porch. $25,000. RACINE - One floor 6 tm. insulated home 3BR. range, relrig., ltving rm. about 12x24, paneling, carpeting, level lot. Just $21.500. 4.9 ACRES - lg. workshop aboul 38x78 w1lh private heat and TP water. oftice, patking, 10 rm. remodeled home. tree gas, turnace heat. 2 porches and river view. $125,0\10. BRADBURY - Nice 3 BR one fl. home, bath. Leading Cteek water, gas heat, catpeting. Lots of closets and ntce view ol Rt. 7. Only $23,000. OFFER WELCOME - 7 rm . home in the country. Bath, dn lled well, natural gas FA furnace, basemen!. Needs handyman . Asking $12,000. Spaghetti Sauce BTL.32 oz. GOLDEN DEPARTMENl. OF assigns of Eva Sovil plaint and amended com· chanet. deceased: waid ptaint is tor the raat esteteto ~vnnlngham {Chaney); The be partitioned, that plaintunknown heirs, devisees. Ia· ill's interest be set off to him 1·(814)·992-3326 RED RIPE • len Sovil; Janet Sbvil; Eva Phone 64 ClN. DOIEN between the houro of 8:30AM and. 4:30 PM, Monday through Fridoy, Said Boord of Meigs Authorized Service & Parts· 218 E. 2nd St. ASST. PREGO HANGING ROCK GRADE 'A' MARC ·conducts meettng B'ue Bonnet c ·ommissioners Plumbing Service Custom Weldinl place of beginning. contain· 8 ~ Harry Sovil, deceased: ing 10 and 6/ 100 acres Garth Sovit; Etta Sovil: Ho- more or loss. cutors, and / or assigns Qf rt,af z SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Real Estate General 9 3 rfl. TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trenching of Ani T1110 Real Estate QUARTERS Bu-s iness Services known heirs, dovisees.f le· of Jospar N. Sovel; thence gatoes. administrators, •••- north 104 end 8/ 10 rods to fEAFORDm 3 LB. Public Notice houH, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 ot the Clerk'o Office until 12 noon on the 2.0th ~========:r.========iTr======;::;::;:t:=::;:=====; d'!Y Ot May , 1987 and It I. 2:3d0 P1.1,1d. ~ tohpenCetdrkonofd · .ANTIQUES reo I ou "' I e r 1 tr Boord· for • telephone BUY OR SELl f Computerized Hearing Aid SelectiOn &yltom for t~e Meigs Coun· Riven'ne Ant., . .. IUfUf CJ Swim Molds • Interpreting Services ty [lapertment ·Of Human ICIUeS Services. 112 4 ( Mai 1 ft. . . Moson, W. Va. Seporoteondind8f1ondont . . p ••• n I. FLOWE~S FOR LISA M·. KOCH, bide will be recoived with omeroy · respect to thetelephonosyo· HOUR$: TueS.·Wed.·Fri. ALL OCCASIONS ::r: Licensed Clinical Audiologist ~to~· purch••:;" "?ro' 11 a.m. to 7 ~:m. NEW ID!AS · ·S .•dd by thlf~ ·~ lcatdo~s Sunday: 1 p~m.·7 p.m. pu·Rl & IAIIARA 11 1~ . I.C ettOnl en •n· ~ (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 structiont to bidder• may be br (hanct or Appointment VAN METU ·· 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 obtainad at the oHiceoltho RUSS MOORE •04-773-5575 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Clerk of the Melgo County s . _. . r;::=======;T;:=======:;-1 E. M11in 20' OFF LABEL REG. OR BUTTER FLAVOR · will be ·Sealed . byproposals rece•ved the Meiga Coun- West of Darwin St. Rt. 1181 ~~Crisco · Northern Bathroom Tissue 52% dBg. east east 20 rods to a stone; thence 14 rods to southweSt corf.er of lends I We off U.S. Rt. 33 5 LBS. OR MOR£ ·I L-- - - - - ------•------------··~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;~ said Guy T. Morton and northwest corner of la.nds of Jasper N. Savel, thence tor •• admirii.tratOra and/de· or assign• of Mary Gove, ceased; Harry Sovi!; The .un- CRAFT SALE SAT., MAY 16 BONELESS Beer, Cigarettes. and Tobacco nbrth8aat corner of lands of south 363A deg. west 49tn rods to a stone; th.nce iOUth 3 Announcements LB. Retail Total $ ............. .. of Olive. ,County of Meigs Gave; The unknown heirs. devisees. legatees, execu - ey); Roben Cunningham (Chaney); · James CunninAham (Chaney) and Nancy Bring This Coupon To Foodland 0/ I0 (6) 3, &tc NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM MEIGS COUNTY gatees, administrators, exe- 79 STEAKS........ data. · tncaoaotlailureofthede· fond•ntstoanswerorother· wi1 a respond 11 required by Ohio Rules of Civil Proco· duro, judgement .will . be rendered agalnit ihem for the relief de,..ndod .in the complaint and amended complaint. · Lorry E. Spencer. Cleric of Courts Meigs County Common Plaes Court 14129; 15.16. 13, 20, 27; ro Gove; Jean Sinclair: The and State of Ohio; in Frac· unknown heirs. davis-. It· .tion 30. to-wit: gatees, executors, adminis· Beginning on the •north tratoro and/ or aoslgni of line of Fraction No . 30 atthe <I I or ROUND STEAK I Want to Support SPECIAL OLYMPICS!! ~ockhold, all whose ad· dresses ere unknown. are hereby · notified that they. have been rlamed defend·. aRn0ts8 iEnRaTiegHaAI RacRtion entltlod . . IS p1ointiff ·vs. NAOMI KING, et al, de· fen~ants . This action has been asoigned Case No. 87 CV 43 and is pending·ln the Common Pleas Court, Meigs County. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. The objact of tho com, plaint and amended com- Public Notice Sovil Chaney; The Unknown heirs. devisees, legatees, ad· jninistrators:· executors an- BONE-IN THURSDAY, MAY 14 - 6 p.m.-1 0 p.m. TO YOUR LOCAL ' TENDERBESl USDA CHOICE ·--------------------~---~, I FOODLAND SUPER COUPON I . · ALL THIS WEEK, SUPPORT A LOCAL CAUSE WITH THE COUPON BELOW FOODLAND WILL DONATE . ' 6 pm-10 pm Public gatees. administrators. exe.- ~est 2!;Wl rods to a stOne; ty Comi'nisiioners. Court- 161 ':,0{ 3 . 2 tc cuton ·. and/or aSsigns of thence south 25 deg . east..,_~~------"""',_.-,-..;;,;;.._ _ _ _~ Elva Gave. deceased; Mary 68 rods to a ••one; thence 1r NATIONAL BRANDS SAtE , ' Public Notice gatlltlll, executors, adminis· by order of court. tratoro and/or oo 0igns - of Situoted in tho Township clair; Elva .Gave: The unknown heirs. devisees, Ia- SEE STORE FOR FURTHER DETAILS ' . IN THE COMMON PLEAS COt,JiiT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ROBERT HAFt.RIS , Plaintiff NAOMI KINVGS. • et a1· . Oefendants CASE NO. 87 CV 43 LEGAl NOTICE SERVICE $V PUBLICATION Tho unknown heirs, devisaas, logatooo, edministro· tort, executors, and/ or as· signo o.l Nellie Gove, do· Jelm Sinclair, decaased: Tamara Sinclair; · LDr~a Sin· LIMIT FOUR COUPONS PER ~TORE VI~IT WITH SJ 0.00 OR MORE ADDITIONAL PURCHASE Mske Plan1 Now/// suPPoRT Not~e Frank Gove; deceased ; Ned - ALL THIS WEEK . ' Public ceased; Frank o·ove; the un- plaint is to partition the' fol· knO~n helra, devisees, Ia· lowing described real eatate Do ubI e i"'"""'•cr,;~_i~s:,' Coupons Low-Priced Supel'aluket · ·, SANDY'S AUTO SALES Aut-otlwe Repair I Serwlet fUNfUPS Ia RANSMISSION . CAll 'U·7'13 Apt. St. II. 33, Pomtro,, OH. We'll Sell You A Used Car or fb1 Your Old 0111 3·27·2 mo. ROOFING & SIDING AN / Supervisor . 100 led · BNFIICF under new men8gt· ment 11 now Mtilnt AN't whh , 1uper~ltory skllt.. fllecent l TO uperllnce preferred. lend rtauma to: Fout Wlnde Nuntng FtcMfty, 211 lith Awnut.," Jtckaon, OH 41140. ~ttn: lue Woodard. OlrecJtor of Nurting, GlnERWOII 20 Yeer1 Exp. EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES JAMES COE CAU 614-367-0412 1·1·'17-t .... .......Giillipo1ii ....... :. ·.... "Pom·e-;c;·v......... . & Vicinity Middleport J&L BLOWN INSUUnON VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Aeplecement Windows •New Roofing "Fill ESfiiiATIS" JAMES KEESEE PH. 2 4 Family, 1 day Thura. Mey 14, 1987 Quell Ct.-: Trtllot Perk from 9 :00.,. to 5 :00pm. Cto· thing, Antklun. Country Cr~ Items, Am.,lcan tlytt tnttn. mite. · 4 F1milw Ctnten•v TownhouH. Wtd. & Thurs. Sttreo • '"ala" melothlng ... & VIcinity • f ................................ .. 3 famity In AMrtd, off 181 on C.R.41 May 11th" and 1eth. Mlec. Items. Asin or shine. I ftmlly . Clothing of all til.. , houtlhold """' · 1 mil• up lellay Run Ad. off At. 124. May 14th and 11th. Stle Thut1. Mey 14, 1 · 1. Hill Ad. off 211. 0r1Pft, lhNn. lfghtna, dljlhM, King till apt1ed, loti of misc. 4 ftmily a••ue ••'• In Au111c SIDING CO. Otrlfill 8ale·803 Cltdt Alii. At shine. New llontes lvllt thing mutt 0 1l0WN II INSWnON BISSELL moving, UVE , ENlERl AINME.NT PH. 949·2860 or 949-2801 WED. 9·1; No Sunday Calh !·II·Hn FRI. & SAT. 9:30·1:30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK · SUN. 3 A.M.-12 A:M. Roger Hysell . Garage Wt. 124, ,_., Ollio ~AY·SATURDAY I0:30· A.M.· 2:30 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR PH. 992-5612 or 992-7121 6·17-tlc Ou:htrd J~ ·W . · "Free Eatlmatu" Alte Tr..e•l~tlta Y~td POMEROY, OHIO Mtlp Co. '1 #f Nllu/16 992-9901 A.M. We Are A Private Club Now Accepting NMomber• MEMBERSHIP tll .OO Non-Member Cover Charge •2.00 2 POOl Moy lith Moy 14 • 1011 of gooodiee. EVIl';'· oo. Porch ltte M.., 14· 11·11· 1:00 to 5 :30, Nolghbo- "d. Loto oi g!OII, d -, poll. SlllfOOd, mtnt lhlrtt, ltldiM • m"' • - ... Jtonl. trlcyolt, Oorogo lolo May lith • 16th Ll"lo Kyger Rd. Ollto clothing llze 7· 11 , tlvlng JOOm IUftl 171.00. _.., 130.00. 4·14" -ond4olot--tk... ..... 3e?·710t. ' Our ytrd It running OYer with btbv lt.nt, klde toys • oamtl. Tools, furnfture. motorcycl•. Floe Morbt 1 - .,. the trudo load • more oom6ng In dtfly. C~nt~n~r~ ArM. 4 mH11 dawn Lloooto ' Plloo. May t 4th ond 11th. Y•d lolo 2 Family. Moy 14th & 11th. 8 • Spm. ll Chitilcothord. lyr~eu... Hills, FridiY May 15th. lncludino mlcrowtve hutch, TV tttnd. 11er.o, lamp1, punching b111. blk".11c. AainM Trude c1mper end topper, chilO· r.n• •nd btby cloth", Meylag wrlnglt we1her, IIWnmowen, itr.. Henry Htrtmlnl resldtnta. lt4-981·3B39. Another Ylfd 1111 M Boso'1 Ore11 Bend, Ohio, Set , Mty 1e. ligger 1nd betterthtn lilt week. Thurtdly 1nd Friday. May 14 tnd 15 . New lime Aotd. Ru· tltnd. Dlnttte Itt. Mayttg Wfin· uer w•ther.. clothing initnt through tdull, many mltc 1 htmt. Ytrd lilt Msy 14.15, 18th. milt off Rt. 7 on 143. ~ .. :... ·pfPieasanr.. · & Vicinity Y•d 6111, Itt, May 1fth. 1:30 AM till 7. 516 Roblnton St. by tht Ntoml llbla cl111 of tM ' Bellmlldt Unlltcf MethOdltl Chul-ch. ' �\ I . Page--...12-The Daily Seminel 11 Help Wanted . Pomeroy~Middleport, Ohio LAFF·A·DAY 47 ·space for Rent . Wednasda • May 13, 19Q7 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wriglit 54 Misc. Merchandise yo\lr IHt with CANDlE CON· CEPTS . NoW hiring Supervilors. FrM trlining, ... mp'tu & sUpp11•. W... ly PJYChedt. ... your Office Space tOr flent. ·Excellent se.:.s 18 ft. 4 't.. deep pool~ All Cion to Court HoUte.; CaU Wittman Re.al ~1111e AgencY. accttiOrin. 1600. Cell 614- ·f~r Attornevt. Accountant, etc. awn t.o,.lrt. Begin in Menag.. 814·44.6·3844. 6213. . . COUNTR'Y.MOBIL£ Home Park Route · 33, North Of · Pomeroy: Rental tr•ilert. Call 814 · 99~ - m.m ...,!ft position. Ide,.~ for mot~••· teaehert, party plan tMIIws. Ctll collect 814· 474· 7479. N..d lomeona wh:l'l ttraetor tO mow 1 .Cft lot on Rlo - Space fOf sm111 trailers . All hook-ups. Ceble. Also efficiency rooms, eir and cable. Muon, W.va.· Cell l04-n3 -6651 . CtfrterpoJnt Rd. 1 Mile outside Rio O•Mdo. Ph . 8.14·448-3805 '!lft•IPM . 304·675-1078. 47 Wanted to Rent Bidwell, Oh 45614 Somlth!ng New Under The Sun Rep1 Needed fo BusinHa. Ac, countt. Part Time 118,000 Pottntial, Ful Time 110.000 ' Potential. Work own Hours rraining provided. Call 1-812· 938·0019 M-F. 8: am - 6 :00pm 49 992 -8677. Hiring. Call 805-687-1000 ht. A-9805 for current fe~erallilt . 7836. . 28~8 W~t'her 6 Dryer, Refri~enrtor. OiriftUe 14 ft. Stove ·& Set wh:h. Buffet, gl.,a top coffee table, 5 H.P. 85 Qat. ..nk•ircompreuor. • eft• 4:00 p.m, . ·. 1:00 (j) lllg Veney e C2l • Sears 12ft semi v'.llumn bolt, 15 . f)p Sears mo~or with. 3 gal tank. 814-448·1943 . phone 814·742·2848. Shop Type. A.;;:c0mprMaor.3 gal . tank, 2 -cyl. compreuor !'leeds a motor. Ph. 61.4 · 266 ~ 6887 . 76 Pomeroy, no down· payment ne&dad . Thre e bedr-o o m , equipped kitchen. bllth.' baument, AC , carPQrt. Call 814 · 992-2602. AVON. no aervice chMge, open Go\l"nment Home• ffom U . (u terrltorleJ. phone 304 -875 - repairl. Delinquent tax propfM1't 1429. Reposseuiona . Call 806-6876000 ht. GH ·9805 for current REPS NEEDED repo list. For buJineu accountJ. fullTime s&o.ooo 2 Bedroom. W.to w. carpet. •eo.ooo. Part-Time 81 2,000· clean. immediate possoaaion. na,ooo. No ulling. repeat 89500 . Call lloyd Grimm 614bualn••· Set your own hours . 992· 3749. No Sunday calli. Tflining provided. Call 1-812838· 6870. M-F, Bam to 6prn 4 bedroom house. basement. (Central Standard Time) . ca,pet , Third Street, New Haven. $16.000.00. Cell 304· EXCELLENT WAGES for apare 882 -2664 Clay Flonev. time 111embly wor!t: electron- J - - --,.-.:__ _ _ __ 1~. craftt. Other inform&tiofl 3 bedroom all eleclllc or wood Clll (1504)841 -0091 EXT 3867. burning stove, Apple Grove, 2 BR farm house on Fairfield Centenary Rd. Call 614-446- 9442 . Newly remodel•d 3BA house just Ol,it of City limits. (;all ·a fter 3pm Ph. 614-446 -6278 . Pomeroy. Merchandise 5~ Household Goods SWAIN Signs. Half Price! ~ave 56 per cent/1 Flaahi.ng arrow stgna S2991 Lighted , ~on - arrow 82891 l)nlighted $2491 Free let1eral See locally. 1· 800-4230163, anytime. 71 Kimball Spinet piano, S600 firm. 304-676·5728. Pwt2 CAPTAIN EASY . MINNE-APOLIS o' C:.OOI?ISVE!, E~ ~ Autos. for Sale the . ente~lniT\If\l ovoiloble. 9 2188 . 41 nw town. 91,--\% Owner ftnenc- lng avallabla . t28,BOO. OO 8roiiO<·Own•. Cell 114·441· 78111 oft• 4:00. For Hll by owner: 2 alory house In Mlddltport ovo.tooklng p•k. 30 yr. guMIIt-.cf vinyla tidtng. w-w c•ptt. 1 ~ belh. un-.. 1918 GTO 388 eng. w~h " " -· 41pd. 10bo~poo~.tc Houses for Rant 46 Furnished Rooms 28R homo wHh tl"ploco. llo..o New,.,. redecorated 3 ·4 BR, r.., end. 41,000 cw'final m .... llo- ••· •aeoo. CoM 614- f•mlty room. .Plenty of 1torage Nice location. P'h. 614- ·4441·1407. Rooms for rant, d8'f. wllll. n1ontfl, Gellia Hotel. Call 814· ~ 441 -97 ,18 . Rentlllowaa•1ZO· month. tpeet , 448·7026. Nice 2 Bdr unfuml1had I'IOUII, O.r~g~, workihop. Aef. & dep· ollt. Prefer married couples. Aocopt onochld. Clll814·441· Fumllhod - pold. She•• both. llnglt 1-- - -- ; 114-211-8211 . · 1100. Util- !Nio. '911 Stcond. Golllpolio. ciN 441-4418 """ 7pm, - I ' l l. 814·992·812&:.-- 1898. 1188 Chovy C"""on• 0""••· fJICIIent condftkm. Uh new. Only 1000 ml•. '4200. Cd Street mime's Impersonation of John Wayne. =""Y'Imo. 1173 Foni lTD .,.... good, UBO, AvaQ • 781 Fim • 3819. 1H2 Y.maha Me•um '710cc, immoculoto -lon. -· CNiot, - · - · blldl, 11,100. 304-773-UH "'ft2·30t2. Honda Mo Ped, nc COftd, U75.00. 304-112·2077. - · 304-en.zzu. 1121 Montyllne Current reports on workhconomlcs and ftnenclal news wllh Lou Dobbs. (0:30) • a (II) Wheel of Fortune is.rnarM••r eCD M'A'S'H 7:30 (2) (I) Newwllllnyw.,edld Oeme (I) 1'1....' HOle (R) (J) NitA lllllcetbiiH e P[RSONN[l IT'S MY ~E!$UMt=' ... WHAT :& CAI.;..L... "PvTT"INCS MY BESt ff'A'i5 fo~WA~P'~ R A M Cuetom Coulhle ehd Reuphulitwy, a,. At. 7. C~n Cloy. Oto. 114-Hf-1470, ho 114-44a-3431. o,.. ...... 4:30, .... 1 ;10 .. 1:30. 0*' ""' Uphoetlr'ld, ' , .([)Judge 01 Wheel of Fori\IM 1;1 11J Cro111tre (0:30) • liZ 1111 Jtoplrrdyl 1;1 9 Jelle11011a e (l) Too cro.. lor Comfort 1om,,.. 1:00(1) G <;J 1111 Hlgb..-y to llelrvan Jonathan takes a lauding !emily beck In «me to teach a Ieason. (RI Q (I) • (IJ Perlect ·l~lrlllftliiiMIIf&r& Larry end llllkl are In lor a big aurpriH Yjhlle bibyalttlng. (R) C Ill SmltttiiOIIIIn Wotld Artlsll, ldentl8ta and phlloaophtre try to create undtratlndable art. C IIDI e1121 Tile New Illite H . l - Hammer meets the gin of hla dream6 In Auatrallln privata rlettcllve. [I) 111r111, Tile Plane! l!erfh Thla fllm beQina with the tllella 11111 all rwe Ia tYOIY8d from water, withOut water !here Ia no Nfe. IIJ) PrliMnewt Wrap UPI Of the day' a world news and In rlepth leatura reporte. (1 :00) a MOVIE: 'Milling In . Action' Prii'M Time IR) (1:42) (l) MOVII: Fonl: Tile Man , end 1M MIGhlne, Pari 2 INA) . w-. !ilE.O.CHING OUT, AUEV'SHAND FINDS THI:: ~roPE. e .EEK & MEEK (1 :40) 8:30 (I) Major La..... la .....H'a Orlrllalt Hilt Grea1 'THE.Y JUST !J<AW UP Dt'l& FliJMlCIAL <'aJTR~T AtJD UVt 10GET1-It:R R~<:et (I) Penn~nt (T) e ()) HMd of the Clllu Char11e ftndl out tile teacner tor whom he II subbing Ia relumlng. (R) Q t:OO (I) 700 Club 8pnlal Doing a Wor1d of Good ClleWHamAnn~YerHrr 007: 11M """21 v.... of t10nt1 Hosted by Roger -Moort c . Ill [I) 1'hl Monnonl: Mltalarwtet to the World Q 111 • . MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP SFOTLE55 5A'oS '10.1'RE OOIN(:f TO ..OIN 1H!:A~Y. NAH .. .iHAT WA'5 JUSTA COMB NOTICN HE HAD. I WA5 LOOK!~ FCRINARD70 FEED!~ 'Tt:l!.J ~HNLJ11S.Ar !HE~ co::lRCANTI:EN. '• a Magnum, P.l. Magnum lhlnka Jell~ Fletchlr Ia hla compelltlon In the p.l. game.(R) 0 La"' King U..l In rlepth lnttlvllwl with 10p newamakerellld celebr~lea . 1:30 • C2l 01 Nlallt Courl Dan Mvtt Christine's life, !hen lnliatt lhallht aletp with him . (R) (I) NHL Hockey 8:41(1) Major lugooe .....,.. Atlanta Bravn at · PhiiiCIIIphll Phllllet (T) tO:OOe~ 0111. f!Mwhlrre JOlla art In -Jtopardy wnen hHith Offk:lll takH BlocK Of St.~l. !;l ill~ f.~w~ Trap BARNEY 111 • l NEEO ME SOME DRY DUDS. Mf¥N VO'RE NE~T ON TH' TABLE a equ~~~~., McCd'a 1011 Scott attampte to equtllze 1111 adda for a friend. ®a Newt 0 !oranlng Newt A wrap up of IOdly'a newt and a look .,_to tomorrow's MWI ltotlee. 11:00) e CD Odd COIIPit _ _ _ Comple1e rho chuckle quoted • by fil li ng in the misstn~ words P~ I NT NUMBERED lflTERS IN 1 ' THESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE lETI!RS TO GET ANSWER YiS'fEiDAY'S SCIAM-i.EYS .ANSWIIIi. Warmth - Brook - Lever - Simile - HOW to LIVE One elder 10 another: "If you cari spend a perteclly useless aflernoon in a perfeclly useless manner, you have learned HOW 10 liVE.' BRIDGE NORTH 1·11·11 t KJ2 .KQ752 James Jacoby • A K6 • 5! .A bold double p~ys off WEST .. . tQJH2 tKJ862 • AJI6! · +to • 43 tiO 9 By Jemea Jacoby ' With lavorable vulnerability, East showed both of his long raggedy mi· nors by bidding .two no-trump over North's opening bid. East hoped his sacrifice wou.ld not be penalized more than the value of the opposing game or slam. Meanwhile, he also hoped lo in· terfere with North-South's bidding. South did bid four spades, under pressure after West's jump to four dis· monds, but It was a decent contract. I admire the agressive double by West. He hoped for heart shortness In pari· :ner's hand, and he 10t II. However, thai in itself was not enough to guar· · antee the sei. After East showed ·ou! on the ~lng lead, )Vest knew that his partner would ruff the second heart. It looked as if East might then switch to clubs at the third trick (dum· my's weakness). To prevent this, West gave suit preference by leading the heart eight for East to ruff. That card was high enough so thai East would 'know that West did not have as much as tbe ace or queen of clubs. At the same time, a too\ at dummy made II clear that West was not regaining the lead in the diamond department. That . EAST t71S tA5 SOI)TH ! • Q 10 98 6 • 10 9 4 +7 tAQ7S Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North w.. t 4t Nort~ E111 Sool~ I NT 2 NT' Obi. PaiS Pa11 4t Dbl. . PaiS Pau Pus 'length In both minor suits Opening lead: ' A . L----------.....J left only the trump suit. East ruffed the heart and led back a spade. West took the ace and gave hla partner an· other ruff to set the hand. . Note that without the apade returf from East at Irick three. declarer wr cash the A·K of diamond&, shedd!' his remaining heart. Taklng a club nesse will now enable him to make I contract by rufflng hla club lotera dummy before knocking out the'"' spades. ~' ...."*g( lty THOMAS .IOSIPH AcaoB8 IStone or Space· 4 Heal 1 Genetls tJaure 15 Alinoet with dru8B there 10 Carry on II Pearl · o~ F. Lee 15 Syndicate 8 Boundary 7 Palm leal IZ Resting 8 Alljuat II Flowery 9 Watch 14 Wrotllht-up 11 Rock the 20 F1esh II Tell tn 2llranlan's detlil ancestor Ill Tenth of IS Prepare 23 Vanish a sen for war II Cab rare 27 Plunder Z1 llallan 17 Choice 28 Gennan city Zl Bulwark UWork on copy 18 Spanish 83 Word (Fr.) lU"WeNot Alone• 811 Border 37 ·- do name you do?" 38Primate city ·39German 19 Wild artlclf! U "-Villa!" . . Dllcourage 18 Attendant It Before IOUke Slravln· sky'a music IIBickbone UMary or Dean 81 Food filii 40 Lu.arroue 41-wll.h (confront) 42 Arizona city 43 Pitcher DOWN 1 MUkflah 2.Puton makeup DAILY CRYPTOQUarES-Here'a hn to wart It: OI.J;)tJM. AXYDLBAAXR IILONGPELLOW AHAPPY MEAL•. One leiter lllndl for IROtlllit. Iii UWt sample Ais used for the tine L'a, X for tbe two O'a, etc. Single letters, 111111t1ccM. the lacth IIIII formation of the words are all lintl. Eaeh day tbe code leUen are different. . CRff'I'OQUOTE 1-13 .' SUDOENlV. I SPOT A FAMIUAA I'I..ANe .. Jf5 iHE Reo &AADN! ·c v w 1 w MADEMOISELLE,TWO MOREl ~OOt: BEERS. S'll v'OU5 PLAIT, UJHILE I FINISII Nff EXCI11N6 SfOR'r'... • ' G V WI W C KZZ a·v. w l.W y pI GVW tnmk.. .. ~. 1711. up H CHJ HOTGKU P"XHZZWJ Y•&ll 1 CIJPtoqoote: THE SCHOOL IS NOT TilE . END 1M' ONLY 'DIE BEGINNING OF AN EDUCATION. - CALVDf OOOIJDGE .... .' . ~ • KT KT ' n --·••so.oo.- ·a. '1t Honda lBO lew oydo. wlrMIItllld... e In Clnclnnlti ....... PEANUTS uphf!llltery 87 _ L....J~..l-.L~I......J-.J yo u develop fro m ~t e p No. 3 below. e ([) .... .. bulldlnuo. ln clOy. t27,000. C•ll 8 14·446-aeBJ. . , e Transpor1a1 1on rebuilt. Priced riiiiOnibla...... 10 EaotSI, Pom..... 814·ft2· I world Ia 7:00 (I) HanlclaUI llld Mcqomtlck . C2l PM Maprrn. (I) 8pOIIiC.ntar (L) (J) lllnfonl and Son ([) !n..,..lnmenl Tonight Ptoplt'a Court Ill [I) MacN~I/ Lth,., ...-.(1:00) Call814-44~·0988. I OKUCCO e (l) H•n•a Haroea Financial In MiddlePort. Ohio, 2 bedroom, furnlthtd apt, call 1· 304-882· W~P .~ ~~,.....~,.:~.~;...:. .,1.;.&. -. .;~-.:.,.1-l Q anchored live from New York. (0:30) . • fenced yard, two 8x10 ttorage I I I" I Ill NlghtiJ 1111- Reporl llleaCI!SNews [I) NtrWIIII!'a Allllle (0:30) C IIJ llhowlllr Tcicflr News ol 1979 Gra"d Prix Pontiac Best Offer Ph. 614 -388-9832. 1871 K-oooki KD 17t bih. E111c.ltlnt CDIIdidon, Nltwir Teacher lo second. grader: "II you became Pres idenl whal would be lhe lirsl lhing you'd , - - - - - - - - - . do?" Second grader: "·•-·· " (J) Anclr Grllfllh .. (I) AIC Ntrwal;l Servi ces ChowyChovono. 41pd.. •3199. olohn'eAuto Sel11, BuiiYiHaRd., llollirooll1. 1--r:-N-=Ir-R:.:..;,:.A..:v........~, ~·: 1:30. C2l Ill! NIC NlghUf Newa (I) tnalde the POA TQUr (R) AGAI~ot.\0/.\. . Rerr lals . ecn Dtff't""' , ........ Farrn Supp lies L1ves/ock 4 IR. 2 bolh. LR. OR. kllchon, It TEDPH 1-T-1-=r:l ,=-r . ,-..:.;,,...... [I)._..CIIY 9Factlo1Llfe I ONL'/ WI~H YOU COULD LIVE WITH DADDY ' Used & AabuiltTran•millloni:all int,.-nallv inlpacted • U!JUan· osoc1. lns1arrooio~ and pick-up . Real Es ta1e e1121 IIDI Ill Dr: Who Seeds of Doom, Auto Parts & Acceasilries 78 · Camping New house for rent or sele in AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 19B4 Ford Escort 4-door, 4Crown Cit>t: 15 minutes from . Olive St., Gallipolia. New & uud Equipment Welding set, tanks included.: 58 Fruit spee.d new paint 6 tires. Huntington, 25 minute• from wood -coalatove•. 6 pcWood LR Astylin tanks complete 8360. 51,000mi. $2800. Ph . 614Gallipolis, new localachool. Call 1uite U99. bunk beds 8199 & Vegetables -3847 after·12:00 379·2686. 614-256-6009. . recliners new a. used bedroo.,.; Call814-992 noon Camper Pelamino pop-up for suites, wringer washers, & 1ale. Exc . Col'!d- 304-675Flowera and vegetable plants _for 1984 Chevette 2-door, auto, air, 2 bedroom in Middleport. Beaushoes. New livingroom suites 2477. tiful inside. New curtains. carpet 8199-' 8699, tampa. CBII 614- For sale: Barbie tm.,nhouse sale. First house on right above AM-FM, 42,000mt extra •tlarp completely furnithed . t30 .00. Racine Locks_ a,-.' d Dam. $2650. Ph. 614-379·2682. and hitchen cabinets. $276. plus 446·3169. 614·986-4120. deposit. No pets. 614 -99279 Motors Homes Potted tomato plants for sale. 1982 Ford Thunderbird in very 6868. County Applienee. Inc . Good good · condlti~n . '60,000mi. uted appliances and TV sets. Tony's Gun Repairs, hot reblutt- Call 614-247-3644. & Campers $3600. Ph. 814-258·6867. Nice 3 bedroom house .•Family Open BAM to &PM Mon thru ing . Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM . Call 304-875-4831 . Fauver's Greenhouses, we &r~ room. 9arage, bnement, forced Sat. ,614-446-1699, 627 3rd. now taking orders for strawber- 1980 Mercury Capri . 70,000 air heat, 5 woOded acres, barn. Ava. Gallipolis, OH . 26 ft . Titan motor home, com' For . sale · limestone, send ries, 81 .25 per quart, call miles. loaded . 82100. retail, 1300 per montt'l. 8100 deposit. pletety aeff-comalnld, generegravel. fill dirt, firewood . Deli~ 304·896·3879 . make offer. Call814-742 -2371 . No inside pett . 10 Eett St . Valley Furniture. new & used , open 7 d•vol CA.Ll NOWII $39.600.00. 304-576·2668. tor, sleeps 8. $8900. Cell vered. 304-6715-4412 . Pomeroy, 614-432- 6289. h,b2.1ci..09 large section of quality furni814·448·0008. AVON -Itt changing! Be among ture . 1216 Eastern Ave ., Sofa. chair. 8200.00. Coffee 59 For Sale or Trade 2 or 3 acres in country with Country home for rent on At. Gallipolis _ the Hrtt to rNp the benefltJ or 32 Mobile Homes and endteb!es 8200.00. 1982 water and alec;tricity available. 1 9n Wlldern•• trevei trailer. 124. 2 people Only. 614-742thf new Avon. Call 304 -882· 26 ft. self-contained. SI"PI 8 . Mag. 760cc 82,000.00 or for Sale Coli 614·992·6932. 2&U 2246 evenings . 614 -742· 2211 GOOD USED APPLIANCES V46 Would like to buy a good used best offer . 304· 675-7337. day. Washer~, drvers, refriguraton, For Jale or trade : 8 American Pit pool loble. Coli 614·398·8437 HIRING! Government jobs-your ranges .. Skaggs Appliances , Bull Puppies. Good pets. Call '79 Cougar XR7. newo paint, anytime. · SIGNS. Half Prieel Save 65%11 rebuilt angina no miles. nice cer, Furnished 2 bedroom . $200 per Upp,r R1ver Fld. beside Stone flfll . 8115.000· t88.000. Phone NEW AND USED MOBilE 614 -388·. 8 647. Flashing arrow sign• 8299! Stearn& Garage, 304-876-7710 month, 8300 deposit . Woriung Crest Motel. 614-448 -7398 , call refundable. !802)8~8 - 8886 HOMES KESSEL'S DUAliTY Ughted, non -arrow S2891 Unor 675-6749. ext. 1203. MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. only appl't . Wolf Pen A d. 1-704lighted $2491 Free letters! See John Deere 350 dozer with 6 324-8289. LAYNE'S FURNITURE WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 36. wa"t blade. In excellent condilocally . 1~8001423 - 0163 , '85 Mustang, 3 door, V-6. auto, N~EOEO - Babvshter in New PHONE 614·446·7274 . tion. Call 61 4 ·992-7401 . a.e . cruise controL 31 .000 4 rooms 'and bath. e11tra nice for Sofas and chairt pric&d from anytime. Her.ten week dtYt and lome 1---::---- - - - miles . 304-676 · 5431 . weekenda. Write to PO Box 672. 1980 Fairmont Bayview Deluxe couple, references and depotit $395 to 8995 . Tables $60 and 1 983 750 Honda Shadow Morequired. phone 304-675-1090. up tel' 8125. Hide-e-beds S390 18.600 btu air Cond, exc cond. torcyle. 81700. Call 814 -992New Haven , W.Va . State 14x70 furni1hed, 2BR , natural 304·876-7277. 'B3 Chfllly Cavali•. 2 .0 Liti-e 81 Home to 8695. ReclinerS $226 to 7401 . referencaa . gas heat , CA., on private rented engine. PS. PB, 4 door, 68.000 196 Park Drive. ref(igerator and S376 . Lamps 828 to 8125 . lot. On Rt 36 Rodney. Ph. Improvements · miles , $3,300 .o·o . 304- 675 range, 8296.00 month, no pots. Dlnettes 81 09 and up to &495 . 275 gal oil tank. '73 M•verick WANTED; experienced tale· 614·448-7644. for parts, all good. wrecked 2926 after 6 :00 pm. phone •ollchon. phone 304· 1 "t&ar le8!te plus deposit, Wood table w-6 chairs 8285 1o back end. Farm all Tractor , Phone S796 . Desk S100 up to 8375. •L.. a7e·656U. 1976 Shultz mobile home . 304·875-2192 . 304·882-2367. BASEMENT '77 Merk VLincoln, low mileage, Hutches 8400 and up. Bunk 12x615 . Call evenings, 614-446WATERPROOFING 304·675-2710 after 5:00 call WANTED: neat clean app&ar- 4489. beds · complete w-mattreases & 304·675-5584. Unconditional lifetime guarenanoe for llgh1 delivery, mu1t 42 Mobile Homes S295 and t.Jp lo 8398 . Baby beds Kenmore air eond, 21 ,000 blu 1 8460.00. 304·875 -7109 tee. Local reference• furniah•d. hnow well . Phone 304-876· 1983 Nashua. 3 bdr .. axe . eond. $110. Mattresses or bo11 springs for Rent Free estimates. Call coHect 1980 Caml:lfo, 304-676-1387. aea8. ' full or twin 883 , firm S73, and Will Jell with or without wood Couch and chalr$75 .00. 3041·814-237·0488, day or night. 883. Queen aels $226. King 676 burner end underpinning. Call 61 Farm Equipment -7879 after 6:30. '76 Dodge Aspen station Rogers Besement The M11on Counw library Board 266 · 1448 after 7pm . 8360. 4 drawer Chest 869 . Gun Waterproofing. wagon, new tires, body fair, 2 BR mobile home in BidwelL cabinets 6 , 12 gun . Gas or Ia taking eetlmatfll for repair of good running eond, 1400.00. Cell 61 4 · 446-9669 . & SONS WIIM' damage to south pillar on , 972 Cameron 2 SR. 86000. electric range S375. 8aby mat 55 Building Supplies U.S . 36CROSS SWEEPER and Iewing machine West. Jackson, Ohio . Phone 304 -773-61586. the front of the library. It Call614· 446· 2170. treues 836 & S46 . Bed frames rep1ir. parts, and 1upplie1. Pick· Two bedroom house trailer. One 820. 830 & King frame 850. 614·286-8461 . . lnternted Inquire et the Meson up and detivery, Davia Vacuum lot tor trailer. Call 614-446- Good selection of bedroom Massey Ferguson, New Holland. 1984 Chevy Cillavier wagon, 4 County Public Library, 8th and 14x66 mobile home & 3 lois In 0627 . Bush Hog Sales & Service. Over cyl, air, tilt, really nice car, Cleaner. one half mile up Viand St. Point Plea11nt, W. Va. · Evergreen . Call 614·446-1339 suites, metal cabinets, head - Building M8terials Georges Creek Rd. Call 014Ettlamtn must be submitted by or 448 · 1628 . boards 830 and up to S86. Block , brick, sewer pipes, win - 40 uted tractora to choose from $4.296.00.304·675·2563. 448·0294. 2 Bedroom Mobile Home i;, May 18th to Sara Buffington. dows, lintels, etc. Claude Win- & complete line of new & used Patriot. Call 814-379-2676. 12 Months free ·financing witt'l ters, Flio Grande, 0 . Call 614- equipment. Largest selection in 1984 Etcort, 53,000 miles, 1984 Trailer owner will help S.E. Ot'lio : AM ·FM tape. 5 speed, air cond , All t¥P81 c:ll'penter A concrete approved credit . 8300 minu - 246·6121 . finance. Cell 614 -446 -8726. 304·675·3164. work: Interior, elderior, remoTrai1er above Krogers in Pome· mum purchaae necessary. 3 deling. painting, roofing, free ro't for ren1. Total elactric. Call Miles out Bulaville Rd . Open Concret& blocks all sizts yard or John o.. re 1010 tractor with 1972 Budd>t Mobile Home, total ettlm.te1. Cell 814-441-1174. 15 Schools 9am to 5pm Mon. thru Sat. Ph . delivery. Mason tand. GalliPolis plows and di&c. all like new 1975 Mark IV. good cond, electric:. CA, largo living room. 814·992·6216. 614-,448·0322. Block Co., 123% Pine St .. S3600. John Deere 14T Baler 304-876·7315. Instruction 14,000. Ph. 814 -448· 1168 EvVlnyle & Aluminum l&4ing. 2 bedroom. Cell6141· 949-2424 . . Gellipolis, Ohio Call &1.t-448· 1795. John O.ere Barr faille ening•. ,Storm windows & dootl, over IBfiO. Cell 814-288·1&22. 2783. Good used portable and floor 72 Trucks for Sale hang gutt••· Free estlmltea. 2 bedroom hailer, couples, · 1 model color TV'a. Call 446Ph.814-446-&l32. . Re1raln Now . Southeastern Bus· 1973 121166 Kirkwood. Remo- •mall child, Locust Rd. Rt. 1, 1149. Ready mix concrete and all 4020 John Deere tractor with 5 Will con1ider offer . 814deled. In"• College. Call 814 ~448 Point Ple11ant. 304-876-1076 . concrete supplies . Call us Valley bottom plows. 12 h . John Deere 1976 2 ton GMC . Septic tank 992-2464 aher 6 :00p.m. 43&7. Ace Construction. Rooflr,g. gutBrook Cement and Supplies, transport disc . 85550. New pumping truck. John '• Auto Au1omatie washer 895, clothes ters, maaonry work. All work Holland 273 Baler $1795. Call 2 bedroom, you pay utilitiet, 304-773-6234. dr>tar 895 . rrost free Salits, Bulaville Rd ., Gallipolis. For Sele by Owner; 3 acr11 guaranteed. Call$14 -388-9766 614-286,8522 . adui1S only, deposit required, refrigerator white S 126 . Jacluded, cleared, health dept or 388 -9792 . frel!lter · 15 cu. ft . 8160. Maytag Rough LL~mber . Oak & Poplar 1988 GMC S-16, Siera Packapproved aeptlc •v•tem, rural 304·675-2535. 18 Wanted to Do $160 per 1 .000 by bundle; 20c 180 Massey Ferguson Oinal age, V-8. fuel injected, 4~ wheel wringer washer 896 , air water. drilled well. power. RON'S Television Service . Tractor $3950. New Holland dr.. real sharp. 88900 . Ph. 3 bedroom trailer, 1176 .00 condltionar-6000 BTU 196, AC by board ft . 304·676-4412 . runner~ for mobile home. garden House calla on RCA, Ouuar, month, city ' water and trash 273 Baler $1796. New Holland 11 ,000 BTU $150, AC 16.000 614·44e·2106. spot. 14x24 block building , one GE . Specialing In Zenhh. Call pickup Included , 304 -675 - BTU 8160 , 20 ineh 911 range Hav ,Bind 8995 . Ph. 614-286Jim's odd Jobs painting, drive. halt mile from Route 62, school 304-678 -2398 o• 614·4462247. 6522. S75, 20 inch electric range 56 Pets for Sale 1969 International Cab Over 2454. way rHBJIIng , carpenter work & bus route. 304· 458· 1727. . 8126. electric range. double Trector Uve Tandem 238 De roof repair, tree• & hedges 2 bedroom trailer. Ashton Up - oven 8160 . Skaggs Appliances. Must sell Vermeer 405 Round troit . 30.000mi. Iince majored. experienced . Call 614 - 379 - 1981 Ventura VIlla 14x65 Fetty Tree Trimming, stump 2416. !railer. exc cond , total electric, land rqad, Hud approved, 304- Upper River Rd. Call 614· 446 - Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel Bater used only 1 season 86200. 83500. Ph. 814-26&-&&60 removal. Call304-e711-133j . Or beat offer. Call 614·3887398. central air, 81110 wood building, , 876-4088 CFA Himalayan, Persian and 9832. 1972 White Freight Liner COE . Will mow lawns In !own. Call front porch Included . can 1lay on Siamese hittens . AKC Chow Rotary or ceble tool drilling. 2 wood storm door•. ea1y gl11s puppie~ . · New Chow puppies. 814·448-38&8. 350 Cummins, MaJor,ed. 10 rentCKt lot If desired . call 304Most wells completed same day. John Deere, 2 row , corn pl1nter, speed overdrive transmission, & screen interta. 32x80 . 2 for 773·9163. Cell 614-446-3844 after 7PM. e11c cond, 8460 .00. 304-468Pump 11le1 ·and IIIVIce. 304~ 60. Good condilfon. Call 614411 raar1, 10-22 tirn. on budt. 89&·3802 44 Apartment Lawn mower repair. Wfll pick up 1031 . 446-4706. Coli 614,986·4422. and deliver. Al1o ll~ht hauling. Groom and Supply Shop-P.et for Rent Call 114-742-2393 or 614- 33 Farms for Sale Grooming . All breed& ... AII Buy one '"'t atuchaln saw chain Concrete fini1h. parlling Iota, 1 Piecalivingroom suite 8300. 6 742·3091 . styles. Julie Webb Ph.. 614-446- ~nd get second chain half price . 1979 Ctlavy pickup 3A ton, 4 buementa · any Jil:e job. Senior Piet e dinette set $50. Ph. speed . 6 cyl. 8760. orbtttoffer. 0231 . Citizen Discount, Rick Garfield. SIOERS EQUIPMENT CO .. 1 Bedroom basic rent 8176.00 814-387-0612 o• 367·0394. 304·468·1686. Can do light heuling and roofing. 614-985·4484. 32 ACRES , Handenon. W. Va. 304 -675Rauonable rates . Marion Jun 4 miles out1ide city limits. plus eleclric. Alao required a Chinese pug -registered . One 7421 . $200.00 •ecurlty de posh . CON . Washer & Orver, e11cellent con- year old. Muauell soon. Make an Snider. e14-949· 2829. Cozy 1 room , one JtOI"t home. TACT: Jackson EstateS Dept . Ph dithm. Call614 -446-9416. Starks Tree and Ltwn Slrvict 73 Vans & 4 W.O. offer. Call 614·448-7862 . PopulAr Addi1on School Dis- 446 · 3997 Equal Houting lawn cere. landscaping, attimP Largalawn service: gre11 cutting trict . Fishing pond, b1rn & removal. 304-678 · 2842 · or 62 Wanted to Buy Opponunity. American Couch & Chair& Early and wud· ntlng . Raked It outbuilding• . McGuire Really AKC FlegiJtered Golden Re1980 Dodge PU, 4114. Shon 576·2903. Round Wood Table'. Ph. 614 - triever, friendly, good with childwanted, nice neot Job. 814 · 992 - Co ., 1402 Fourth Ave., Hunting· wheel bate. PS, PB, 4 spd. 318 Furnlahed & unlurni1hed apts., 379-2671 . 2078 . Callanytlmelil ren. For stud urvice, call engine. Call 614-2&8-8457 afton , WVa 26701 or Ph. 304- 8160 .00 and up. references Ph. 614-245-6678. · 529·8033. Now buying shell corn or • ., ter 7pm. 82 Plumbing 304 · 676 -7738 or 304-675- Used Carpet & applian ces. Ph. corn . C111ll for latest quotes . River 51 04 A-1 Real Eltate. 814-446·6737. & Heating Golden Retrievers: 9wks. old, 20 acre farm Hannan Trace City f1rm 'Supply, 614-446· AKC Registered. Have had shots 2985. 1979 Ford Van . 8 cyl ., auto. PS . Roed, Glenwood, '/! . Ve. for New apartmMt : c omplete!~ a. va1 check . 4 l-leehhy main. Call 814 -992·6137. more Information call 304-773 · furn . Fief. & Oep. 1 or 2 adults 54 Misc . Merchandise Call today . Ph . 1 -614-2118 - Wanted to buy grende logs CARTER'S PLUMBING · 5118 or 773-5186 efter 6:00. only. Call 614·446 -0338. 6110. ANOHEAnNO ' delivered to uwmill . Paul 1977 Ford pich up, 4 wheel Cor. Fourth and Pine · 110 acuts, Lt~on 8adan Rd ., Furnished Apt.1BR . 701 Fourth Mercer Sawmill. · McArthur , drive, auto with air, Jtrong 400 Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over AKC Regittered Toy Poodle, Oh io 46661 . 814·696·6933. engine, AM -FM ttereo, tine Gollipollo, Ohio : Hou se & outbuilding. Stream Ave., Gallipolis. t226 Ulilities 1,000 tires. sizes 12, 13, 14, 15. Cockur Spaniel & ' Miniature truck. Steerna Garage. 304. Phone 81•·448-3888 or 814· through property . 304 -468 - Pd . Ph. 446-4418 etter 7PM . 21 Business 16, 16.6 . 8 miles out Rt. 218. Poodle & Schn.uzer Puppletfor 876-7710 or 876-8749. · 1066. 446·4477 ' Sele. Ph . 814 ~446· 8883. Caii614·25B·e261 . Opportunity 63 · livestock 740 Second Ave. 1 BR ., $186. '78 Bluer. 4 wheel drive, new per mo. Deposit required. Call Reglsta..ed Hempshire A•m Ph. Plastic cittern alate approved tirn, headers. strong vehicle. 34 Business 614-446·4222 betwean 9-6. 84 Electrical plntic tepric tanks, pllltl~ 614·44&-1158. Stearns Garage, 304·871-n1 0 I NOTICE I Buildings Ouroc Bo1rs . Bred ju1t like the .. 675·6749. culverta, metal culvertt . RON & Refrigeration Oaks Apartmentl. We are now THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· boera we teared al the Ohio EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· Walker Coon Hounds 6mo. old TeJtation having a mov&-in special 8199. INO CO . recommend• that You th1t gained over 2.6 1977 Ford Van Econolina180, Ph. 614-268 -1902 after7PM . son. Oh. 814-286-&930. do butln111 with people you Commercitl buildings lor lease. C111 tor more lnformetion at lba. per d•>t. Roger Bentley, 304·675·1319. Residential or c~mmerclsl wir know, and NOT to send money Downtown Pt. Pleasant. Sloret, 614-882· 7570. (Out of district Himalayan Pen ian Kitten1 . Seal Sabina, OH . 613-1584 -2398 .' ~riggs & Stratton 6 HP, 4 cycle i~g. New aervic. or rapeira . through the mall untn you h1ve offlcea. A-One Real Ettate. call c:ollectl Managed by U.S. points. Great mother• day or •nd~strial,_ side 1h1ft. gasoline LI~Maed aleetricl~n . Ettimate Sheltflf and EQ_uat Housing Op. lnv..tlu•ed tha offering. Carol Yeager, Broker. Call 304- portunity. Retident · Manager engma With centrifugal eluleh, graduation gift. No checks. 3 year Arabian gelding. Also 74 Motorcycles free. RicMnour Elactric,., 304. small m•e pony, Good child814-992·2e07. ne-51 04. all brand new , 1200. Call 675·1711. Terry Hale. Own your own Jean ren's pet. Call614· 266· 6200. 814 -446· 6828 or 614-446 · Sportswear, Ladi1s Apparel, 747 lnddu1tri111lstorage'12 foot 0932. Female Beagle regittared 6 Men1, Chlldrena t Maternitv. over heed door, 3 phases -of Furnl1hed Apt. t236 . Utlli11tl mon1h1 old, had all shots, Gentle Jertl't milk cow with 1981 Honda 760 CUstom. Good 86 ~aneral tiauling Pd., 18R 607 Second Ave., t..rga Sizes. Petite, Oancewea- electric, 18~48 Jteel building $50.00. Includes t'louse. 304 - helf"' celf. t 600. Red & white condition. Run• grut. Asking 20 HP Stiner lawn mower: 4 r/ Atrobic, Bridal, Lloger la or 614 · 446 - 2362 For Gelllpolis. Ph. 446 -4416 after wheel drive, lrtitulates In the 882·2692. laced hatter . t250. Call 814 - 11300. 1S76 Hondo CB 7eo. 7PM . 379·2809. Aacetsoria• Store. Jordache, appointment . h . condition. 11.000 mll81. middle. Call614-446-0475 , 9. 5 Oiteno. CJivln Klein. Sergio Garage kept. Asking t1095. Dillard Wlter Service: P~ls, days·aak for Gordon or Sophia, Furnished Effidency I 160. Utili- after 6 PM I 14·387-7289. Val..,te, Evtn Picone, Lir Clai· . Fish Oayllt'J time for stocking. 1982 'Yamaha 680 )(f. Like new CiJtlfnt, Wells. Delivery Anv· 57 Musical tiel paid, share bath. 807 borne, Oaao!ine. Healthtex over 35 Lots & Acreage Catfish, H~ld Bluaoill, Bass, condition. 296 Actual miles. time. Call 614·441-740C-No lnstruments Second Ave., Gallipolis Ph. Crappie a Minnows. For more Retail new for $2195. Call Sunday cella. 1000 olhers . •14 .800 to Deluxe anawerin~ machina, like 446·441 I aher 7PM . information on delivery . Call Toll 814-44&-9407. Ul:.800 Inventory, training. n.w. Orlginaf pnce 8379 . Will fbttur ... grand opening, e1e . Can F•M. 1·800·&43·8439. R 6 R Wtttw S.J\I'fce. Home for t60. 1982 Honda 50 6 Teme electronledrums. miur, open 15 deya. Mr. Keenan. 33 Acrltl: 3 mile• we1t of HMC. Upst&in furnished Apt ., 4 rooms sell bike. good for teenager 1 . &325. ttandl & COlds. 8500 firm . Call 1986 Yamaht Z-2&0 ekcellent ciat•n•. walla, poofa feled . ne11 At . 36 . Caii614 -446-B221 130ela7B-3839. Formerly Jamea loys Water. and bath . Centrally- located. 1 or Call614 -448· 7109. 614-245-6691 . condh:ion. Ph. 614·441-9710. a her 6pm. Same ra1e1 . Call 304 ·175qtJired. P~. Ref. 614-44&·0444. ~ · · 2 lldults. I depo•it re- 1 1981 Hondo BOOR . •4e0.18S6 e370, large level tot in Harrisonville on Kaw•slld Teclta 250 thr• St. At 684. Electric, lC water, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apta. UtiUties J & J w..., Stt'YiCJ. Swimmiftg wheellf. 6,4-992· 5303. old septic tank. Will sell or trade paid ne,.;t to Rio Grande College. J»>O'I. eittema, weUa. Ph. 114· 71 Autos for Sale for bott, camper, motorcycle or Ph. 814·448·8883. ' 1979 Hertrt Davkllon law rider. 245·9215. ~ -. anything of Vfllue. Ph. 814 -448· Supar Glidt front end. C.ndy Greciou• living. 1 and 2 bed3103 •• 44&·8667. 31 Homes for Sale apple red. Strak..t and runs WattarJon ' a Water HeulinJ. room tpartmentJ at Village , 980 Chryllar Fifth Avenue. great. $3000. C•ll 114-181· reasonable nt11. immtdi•e Lo1 In privAte park on Raccoon Manor end Fl lvnide Apart· 2.000 gallon delivery , clnlrl\l, good condition. Call 814-446· 70e&. May contld•r trMie -ln of mobile Creek. EltK;tric, sewer. and ment• in Middleport. From ooos. . pools, well. •tc. call. 304· &71 home or property on lhl1 new 3 wa1er. Well financed . Shown by t215. Including utilities. Call 2919. . 1981 Honda Fourtru:. 2IOR. 1 IR home, 2 car v•age, 8 mi. IPPointment only . Call 614· 814·992·7787. EOH. 1974 D1rt. t350. 1978 Fair- r0011 boost, Boyaen AHdt, hot south on At. 7, •47,600. Call 742·2577. mont t350. 1978 Ford Ltd; tip aifen~. bruth .-n~~ . n.-i .l-louH coal. lfm•tone, ~d &14-448·8038. 3 room furnishtd apartment. •260. Coli &H -3S8-9U9. b••· twist grip throttle. 4 • • •· DeiiY•td 1 1on a'MI up, For S1de: 9Ch:110 lot In Twin 614·992·5434 o• 304-S82· months left on warrenty. UOOO Jim lo~itr. 304-·~· 1247 .. ' Reduced: Modern Flan ch ; Cedar eddltkm, New Haven. 2888. • 1979 Chowy MoUbu Ciullo, 6 firm. 1983 kaweaaki 110 LTD. 17e-73!l7. woodbu,nlng< firepla c e . W.V. U600 li•m. 304·882· cyl. C•ll14·441·1219. thaftdrlve, 14.000 mil••· Sc:rNf1ed porch. c:•pettd. car- 3206. APARTMENTS. mobile homn. •1000 fWm. luocll Aou"' U4- Fonnerfr • ken't ftOW' .Johnt1 port, 3 acrM. Near Crown City. houtn. Pt. Pla~t~nt and Galllpo· w.... SttVico. Johft w......... 198e Fo.d hcon. 4 lpd. 992 ·7288. UB.OOO. C111 U4·28&·1319. 111. 814·44e·8221 . AM-FM oopo. 13199. UBS J•. Ownw. 1,000 • 2.000,-: ~=========::J.:::::::::::::::::;:::J SNAFU®by Bruce Beattie . (J) . . . . Hlllllllllea BUDG,ETTrat;'tmiUionJ: Uaedlt . Rebuilt. All.larque corvier. tlrt - & tranlflf CUll,. CVC Joints. Guaranteed a ri'linlimum ~ Musical Instruments e (IJ (I) llportal.ook (T} carrv or install ·Call 814· 319- · .::::::::::;::::::::::r::::::::::::•:• ":':~:·:~:.~::·~jo~I~JO~d~~J:I,~w~i~ll~d~M~w~w~ ;~cto~oh::& 22~0 or 1-304-67&-8768. : 57 B U:T NAR e ()) ~~ .~ Beesend bee hives foraale. Uti. per hi'ole. Call614 ·1'42· 2292 . Will do lawn mowing In Pomeroy and Middlepon area. 1978 Ford Granada. 302 motor, 4 tpeed. good condition . .S550 . 614· 843·6274. Cll Glllews For sale 12' Se.-s geine fi•h•tnan, new gama . .h1rm1n 3 hp f'!"'OtiJr & trailer. 30~878 - 1 413 : 1 lf2 inch gil.s· Wetar pt,~mp with tuetion ~ disch11ge h.ose. Call • I!VENINQ G.•uff.U.70o.o.o, 304·878· 2338. . Ph. 814-446-11201 . WED., MAY 13 ; Syrv .. tiollinu boot, ~8 hp Marinef .motor, 12·24 volt trolling moto.r, _·. Lorence Oreylin• ' of tht Rearrange. iettera 0. foul ocrambled · wo•ds be· kJw to form f.oUr simple words. 814·948·2S02 o• 814·8.49· .614·387·0279 6pm. For ~ease ~1'1?... 1oo.ooo BTU wilh so.ooo "I really HATE commuting!" G 0 V E R Ill M E NT J 0 B S . ~;;~:;:==:;:::;;~=:-r;;::;;::==;:::==i Upatain office. corner of 2nd and Court, Call 614•.16.040 · •69,230 ••· Now 31 Homes for Sale 41 Houses for Rent aummer monthl. 614-992 · 8· 1·87 . See all or part. Ph . Television Viewing BUT Til~'<;; e:cco~, "THAT'<; 13/o.D lnboerd-outboard, ~en bow, ell ClhYII cov•ing, .lldiftg equip, ate. All good ·COndition. Call Chicker'!t- 100 .started IJ"Yetl. Bom 3 -9•87, n ·.OO etch until 'OI,Itput 1350. Call .614 :9922517 or 614·992-6293 . The Daily LOSER Boataand Mota.nrr for Sale 1979 1711. Sloialfl. 140 HP Gas furnace. 4 ve1ra old . IC.S.T.I Needed: Mature r"ponsible babvsltter in Mlddlepon. WeekcJI'ft, for .2 children during 446·9780. ' 3 qr 4. Bedroom housfl' in Kyger CreeJc School District . Referen~ cea Ph. 614-446-8621 . 1:~ta ?U~'IJ Space fof. .rent trailer ,s paces. · 19 Inch ·Zenith Televilion Ph. Locust Ad, At. 1, Point Pleasi!lnt. 614-448-0429. Nudtd FuiJ·Time AN 's for long t•m c:•• facility. Should h8118 good leadership tklllt and management experience, Exeellent ~flfltJ · apply et Scenic Hills Nurling C.ntM, At. 2 B9x 282, ' 76 ·GREAT POSITION·Light up May 1;s, '· ~ �Southern gains sectional finals ;;... Page 3 Ohio Lottery 0 One defendant for felled a bond and four others were fined T uesday night In the co ur Tof M iddlepor t Mayor F red Hoffman. Jeffrey D . E ngl ish, Pomeroy. forfeited a $4W bond posted on a charge of drivi ng while i ntox icated . Fined were Gerald D. A rmstrong, M idd leport, $50 and cos ts·, disorderly m anner; Way ne Wil liams, MiddleporT, $25and cosTs, disor der ly m anner; Eddie Patrick, M iddleport, $100 and costs on each of th ree disord er ly m anner char ges and a 19 day jail sentence for fa ilure to pay old f ines; Lin da Pa trick. Middl epor t. $50 and costs each on two disorder ly manner charges . Pomeroy court leveL<> fines Fou r defendant s were fin ed In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Ri chard Seyler T uesday night. ,. · ( They ar e Mlck Oll er. M iddleport, $213 and cosTs and six months probatio n, assa ult; Ma rk Hammonds, Pomer oy, $213 and costs, !repass ing; Dea n Wh it tington. Pomer oy , $63 and costs, failu re, To pay old fi nes, and Cha rles B r ainard , E lkhar t, Ind., $63 and cos Ts, no opera Tor's l icense. · El even other defend ants forfPIIed bo nds, all posTed on speeding char ges. They include Alexander May, Pomeroy, $46; Cora ! so n, Kingston. $48; Thomas Gil key, Malta, $49; Donna Wilson, Pom eroy. S50; Rhonda Taw ney . Chesapea ke, $48; Raymond Reut er , Pomer oy, $44; M ichael M att ea, Mi ddlepor t, $46; }oy Hy;•ell. Pomeroy, $47; Timothy McCa rt y, South Charleston, $'18; Ear l Phelps, Pomeroy, $o7; David M ay nard, Leon, w. Va. , $51. Accident reported in Pomeroy Li ght damages were Incurred to two vehicl es and one driver was cited as The res ult of an acc ident on Wes t M ain St. , Tuesday evening. Pomer oy Pol ic" sai d a ca r dr ive n by Ma ry Stover . Raci ne, struck In the r ear a ve hicle d r iven by Jam es Koenig, Middleport, stopped in the lane of traffic. Stover was cit ed on ass ured clear di sta nce and no fi nancial respo nsibil iTy charges . Revival begins Thursday Thomas A . SergPnl , Ridgev iew, W.Va .. will be evangeli st fo r a revival whi ch beg in., T hursday evening and continu es through Sunday at the Racln1• AposTO lic Church. Services will be at 7: 30 p.m . each eveni ng. Th e church is loca tr d next doo r to the firehouse. Patrol reports accident Both drivers were •·l tr d In an acci dent Tuesday, at 8: 15a. m .. on Sil ver Ridge Roa d. In Orange Townshi p, one mile wes T of Ohio 7, accordin g to theGal lla Meigs Pos t of the State Highway Patrol. Ira 0. McCoy, 69, and .James A. Myer s, 17, bo th of Reedsvi lle, received res pect lve citat ions for failure to y iel d when tur ning left and not wear ing B sea t b<' it . Myers was going ~as T on Sliver Ridge Road whC' n McCoy m ad<• a left turn In M yers' path , hlttlrig Myer s' ca r . Free Clothing Day set Galila· Melgs Communit y Action Age nc·y·s free clothin g day for low -Inco me persons will b~ Thursday . !I to noon. at The old high schoo l buil d ing in Ches hi re. OAPSE meeting planned The Southern L ocal Schoo l Dis tric t' s OAPSE ChBpter will hold it s final meet lng of the curren t sc hoo l yea r at 7 p.m. This eve ning (.Wednesday) at t he high schoo l. EMS report.s -emergency runs Middleport police report arrests Si x ty-ei ght ar r es ts were made by the Middlepor t Police Departm<•nt In A pr ll. accord lng tot h~ r<' POrt of Po lire Chief Sid Little. Po ll c~ during t he month inws tiga tcd th ree acc ident s. collected $78!l.7f> In parking m~t er deposi ts. w rote 52:! par k ing tickets and co ll ec t ed $!'14 In merchant po lice pay ments. All vehicles were driven 4,1!55 m iles duri ng t h ~ m onth. .~et Souther n l<lncle1·gan rn Grad uation w ill be held Friday night , 7: :10 p.m .. at Sout hern Jun ior High School. Public Notice 46779, until Th,ursday, June 4, 1987 at 12:00 p.m. tnoonl lor 400 tons. more or .less. of 1tat" speciftc•tlon 404 as- On Mov 1. 1$87, in the phaltic hot·mbt in piece on ve· rlou1 \tillage strHts. Jan ice Lawson. Clerk Meigt County Probate Court . Cue No. 255 12, Ar· thur Werner. S tate Route VILLAGE OF SYRACUE 124. Racine. Ohio 45771 . t51 t3 . 202tc end Inez Roy, P. 0 . Box . Racine, Ohio 45771 . were ap. pointed Co- E~tecutor and Co· Exec utri~~t of the estate of Etha J . Warne r. dl!lc eased, lettt of Route 2. Ra cine, Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Ohio 45771 . Robert E. Buck, Probate JudgeLena K. Nesulroad. C lerk r-;;;;;;;;;;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!mm;;;;;;;;;~~=;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;. OUR BUSINESS BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. Memorial services for Wi llie M aude Coa t'es, 77, 190 N. Second Ave .. Middlepor t. who died Sun day at Veter ans Mem orial H ospi· ta l, wilt be held at 7 p.m. F r iday at t Hea th United Met hodist Chu rch In MiddleporT. Mrs. Coates w as bor n In Middleport on Jan. 21, 1910, a daughter of the late Phillip and Ida Montgomer y Edwards. Besid es her parenT s, she was preceded In dea th by her hu sband , Ed Coa tes. and Three bro thers. A member of the M eigs Count y Humane Soc iety, M rs. Coa tes is survived by a daughter , Barbar a Betzln g, Pom er oy; fo ur gr and· children, Jan Roa ch, Kev in Befz. ing, Brya n Betzin g and Cary Betzlng, all of Pomeroy; t hree grea t -g r and children , Ash l ey Roach, Char la Roach, and l< a· telyn Roac h. all of Pomer oy; and a brother . Char les Edwa rds of Middleport. D ffl clat lng at serv ices will be Rev. Sonny Zuniga. Burial w ill be In Beech Grove Cem eTery. T her e are no calling hours. The E: wing Funeral Hom e is in charge of ar rangement s. In lieu of fl ower s. fr iends m ay make donations to PHARMACY Price Am E: lrc tric Power ................ 27 AT&T ............................ ..... 25 ~ ilshla nd 011 ...................... o.1')). Bob Eva ns Fa rm s .............. 25 \', Char ming Shoppes ...... ........ 24"~ Feder al M ogu l .................... 4 1 ~ Goodyear T&R .. ................ 66 Yt Heck's Inc ........................... :F;, Lim ited Inc ............ ......... ... 42 % Mult imed ia ln r ...................... 5.1 Rux Resta uran ts................... Robbins & Myers ................... 11 Shoncy's Inr ....................... 29% Wendy's Inti. ....................... 9jl8 Wor th i ngTon Ind..................... 19 The ennual retum of the Nol A11110 • llbil j:.g, A-tnllng fnon. 7 oz. FO~ 1 10 oz. 8 PACK OF 2 PLY POCKET TISSUE . loll, absorbent 2-pty ti11ues tome in hondy al home o.l· on lhe road. 69< INClUDES: Hair brushH, I mahup llrushes, nail lilt, 10 applicators, loolhbrush, 16 sponge wedges, soap holdtr, 2 lharptn· en and 2 plastic bottles. ' 34-Pc. C0SM~TIC GreolfDf Home or TroYOI $8 . 89( 4 Gat. • 40 C<Mtt OR TAll IIITCHEN Bags IOrange I 13 Gal. • 30 C<Mtt $13! CASCADE :;:~el~.: DISHWASHER DETERGENT e \1.~4' - New Fruit Spreads ..,./. . . _ .. ....,Pik Sole Pri<t .................... •3.99 leu Mig. hbote' .........1.00 Attor Rtbott Prko' ...... 2,,, e Four Flal'On • 12-oz. Strawberry PreseMS • 12-oz. ~h PreseMS • 12-o1. Concord GrtPe J&m • 12-oa . On.nllf Marmalade L POWDER SO OZ. or NEW LIQUID 60 OZ. -$209 BATH SOAP PRESENTED BY Meigs County Humane Society & Meigs County Htalth Dept. at the Rock Springs fair Groun~ Sot., May 16, 1:00 P. M. until 4:00 P.M. Dr. Carol Osborne, Vet. Rabies 13,00. other innD<ulations available. Dogs must b1 on leashes. Cats . in carriers. 4 Bar Pock s2•• Value ' NANCY YOACHAM · Sentinel News Staff Tuppers Plains r esident s Included In a proposed sewage disposal project for that communit y should begin formulating their questions for a public meeting scheduled 7 p .m . June 24 at the Tuppers Plains fire station. The Meigs County Commi ssioner s announced the meeting at their r egular Wednesday meeting. Commissioner Ri ch Jones said he had hoped for an earlier meeting, .but was told by Ohio Environmental Protect ion Agency official s that themeetingdateshouldbelegallyadvertisedw ith 45 days notice. In addition to This, copi€'s of t he proposed maintenance plan and usage feeschedul€' mustbe made available to affected r esid ent s for review at leasT 30 days prior to the public meeting. By Monday , copies of the two plans may be obtained at the commissioners' office in the courthouse, and at K eebaugh' s Res taura nt, Cole's Soh lo and Ladwig's Grocery in Tupper s Plain s. The commissioners · warn Tuppers Pl ains r esident s to be prepared for " st.a rtllng r evela lions" in regard to the user's fee. Explained Jones, when the project was originally developed, the system was to be independently owned with residents on the system mai ntaining their individual systems . Annual Inspections of each lridividual system would hav e been made, and If malfunctions were detected during an Inspection, corrections would have been made at the owner's expense. Under The original proposal , each of the 137 individual systems Included in the problem· area wou ld have been required to pay $5.44 per month, to cover inspection costs. At the tirne The $5.44 fee w as proposed, Tuppers Plains r eslden1s passed a pet ilion in protest. However, when this proposal lor independenT ownership was submitted to the Ohio Att orney General' s office for r eview , it was ruled Illegal. Instea d, the system must now be owned by the STEVE HOLLAND LYON, France (UPli Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie today refu sed to atTend the fourth day of hearings in his trial for crimes against hu manit y a day after cl aiming he was kidnapped from exil e In Bolivia and was being held hostage by France. A court clerk was sent to St. Joseph' s prison in the mornIng to ask Bar bie If he would attend the session. " The accused refuses to appear to• -day ;" ·tlfe~letk r eported when the hearing openC!Ilater in Th e da y . The defendant Is not required to attend court sessions under French law and hearIngs can p•oceed withouT him. Barbie' s brutal Interrogations as the Nazi Gestapo chief earned him the nam e th e "Butcher of Lyon." Barbie. claiming he was k'ldnapped and extradit ed illegally to France In 198.1 from his exile horne In Bolivia. exercised his right and demanded Wedhf!sday h€' no verbal punches In , Jed by pr osecutor Pierre Truche. " There are several wa ys 10 Interrogate an accused. There are those that wer e In use in ' this town 40 years ago. He who was submitted then did noT have any choice, " Truche said. "For the honor of French justice, we are giving him the chance to explain himself. Barbie Is a hard name to bear, · close to barbary," he said. Barbie' s attorney, Jacques Verges, said Barbie chose to w1thdraw when he did because he did not want to sit through The testimony of former Bolivian InTerior Minister Gustavo Sanchez, who he claims bet r ayed him, kidnapping him and turning him over to the French for $.'i,OOO. Sanchez was expected to tes tify today. Verges said Barbie was advised to withdraw by his Bolivian lawyers who have filed court papers seeking a r eview of his extradition by the Bolivian Supreme .Court. longer be r equi red to attend his war crimes trial, wh ich opened Monday. Th e unexpect ed devel op ment br ought cries of . " coward " at the shrunken, 73· year- old Ba r bi e wh o psyc hiatris ts tes t i fied s till shows signs of Nazi beliefs more than 40 yea r s after the war. Barbi e had been ex pected to submiT to three days of Inter roga tion beginning today on charges he directed or participated In the deportations, torTures or -murder of nearly 800 people from 1942 to 1944. Those plans were quashed when he sa id ,."! am the victim of a kidnapping and this affair is being examined by the Supreme Court of Bolivia. " This extradition Is not lega lly valid . This Is an infraction of Boliv ian Jaw. I co nsider my self a hostage, noT a detainee," he told the court. His request wa s approved by presiding .Judge Andre C'erdinl bu t not befor e prose· cutlng lawyer s goT a fi'W UQUA.·4 SOAP 2.5 oz. By LEE LEONt\RD UPI Statehoulll! Reporter COLUMBUS. Ohio fUP IJ - A long-awaited savings and loan regulatory bill is going to be sent through the Ohio Senate without a controversial provision keepIng the Interest ceiling on credit cards and small loans at 25 percent. Majority Republicans decided Wednesday to eliminate the Interest rate provision to give the savings and loan bill a betler chance of passing. The bill was pulled off the Senate floor two weeks ago and sent back to committee after many senators, mainly Democrats, balked at the provision retaining the high Interes t ceiling. Without the provision, favored by the Ohio banking and consumer finance Industry and the retailers, the Interest ceiling on credit cards, revolving charge accounts and bank loans would drop back to 18 pereent next Jan. qu•t• inspection within 180 days after tM date of thia noUce at the Syrec:uh Muntc.ipal Building. Third Street, 5'1'1· CUM, Or ert lhe hDfTII!I of Geor110 E. Holmon. T'"suror: NOTICE TO 8100 ERS principal Mon~t~~r. C""-110 Road, Syracuae. Ohio. t5J 13 1tc Third Street •. Syracuse. OH : FREE DELIVERY (DAILY) . We will be making daily deliveries to the Wast Virginia area during the period of time the bridge is closed. Just give us a call with your order. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 555 Park St. 992-6611 Middleport, Oh. proceed with the public m eeting, and then dev ise a way for the affected r esidents to vote on the project. .lust whaT happens if resident s vote Th~ proj ect down will hav~ t.o be answered by E P A respr~se nTa t lves at the public meeting .Jones said. Applica tion by the county commiss ioners for funding to eliminate an EPA Imposed building ban in Tuppers Pl ains began In thP late 1970's. A gr ant for 85 per~ent of t ht' estim ated costs for · Ins tallation of thr proposed projec t was r eceiv ed but beca usr the project wos the first of it s kind , . repeat ed d~la ys ocr urr<'d. Act ual co nstr uction cos ts to be paid by E PA have been es timat ed at $2Rl.OOO. Al so Inducted In the 8!i per cent gr ant Is $64.700 from E PA for lhe design phas(• of the projecT. Th e count y M s already paid $60.0()0 for engine!'rln g fees. Cos ts t,o resident s In the project area will va r y from sysTem to sysTem. based upon thr indlv ldu~ l problems Invo lv ed. Mary Hohstettrr revlcwM thr mo•t r.~cent paperwork, In preparation of u puhllc metltng on the prn.i1•cl, schedull•d for 7 p.m. ,Junt• 24 at tht• Tuppers Plains flro• •tutlon. "None of what yo u sa id Is accura Te!" McF ar lane snapped. Th e Washingt on Post repor ted today, however. th ~ t McFarlane twice .solicit ed Sa ud i officials secre tly - seeking up to $111 million for the Contras In Mu y or .June 1984 and then. aft er the ban on aid was Imposed, as king l<lng Fahd for anoTher $Vi million during Th e kln g's Februa ry 1985 vis iT lo Was hing ton. !.ate In the day, Mcfa rlane apologized for his occas ionally angr:v answer s but also ca uTI- u.s. 5moot11, cr<amy laym of nutty fudtl< or peanut bun<r on chewy panola with bl&. crunchy nuts. All cowrcd with .r at mWt chocolak. 5illopty ~- .. <Julntlrously llotlclous! 1. Sen. Robert~. Ney, R- Barnesf l' ) ville, chairman of the Senate Financial Institutions and Insur ance Commit tee, sa id the Inter · est r ate provision will be deleted and the bill r eported ou t of hi s committee next week . He sa id the credit card Inter es t ceiling wtll be dealt wit h In a separate bilL ' The 1SO.page bill was drafted after stx months of legislative hearings on the 1985 sa vings and loan crisis . It cl ear ed the liouse last year but stalled In the Senate. . Sen . Richa rd H . F inan, R· Cincinnati, archltecf of the Se· nate bill, has other pro blem ~ beside the Inter es t ceiling. The House passed a sltn liar bill which he said is lacking the necessary restr ucturing of the Ohio Department of Commerce to provide adequate regulation of the S&Ls. Moreover, the Hou s~ is lns i~ t· lng that its bill be the v~lliCie lobe sent to Gov. Richard II\ C!!leste. Finan iald he Is prepa~to have the Senate hold onto th ,bill until his version Is recogn , as the ! 'I vel!lcle. onod the panel aga ins t u ~l n g the h e ar ln~s as a pillory. "I am sorry for my outburst here ea rlier loday, but I 've got to tell you;" he said, " ... people don' t vol unTeeo· To come In and work for the ~ove rnm ~ nl for · these wonderful wages and ocr· asionalty ge t shot at and s)l('nd ~0 year s doi ng th at so that i hey can be rid iculed by som eone who has n't got the patience to study the fac· ts. Ther arc pro plc out her e waTchi ng th is . ..,....-= Long-awaited savings and loan bill advances ev•llable for inspection any time by an" citllen who ,., S.oled p<oposols will be received by Vittage of SyractiiO PAPER MOUNT t\IN -In the 10 years 1dnt e tht• Tuppers Plain• sewagt• proj1•ct has hren In tht• works, a mountain of pap erwork ha.< cros.oed the . desk.< of the Meigs County CommL-sioncrs. Cit•rk that some counlries are good aT has been on anTI -depressant it. And they are good becau se medicat ion si nce his suicide terror ist s know that whenever att empt Feb. 9, quick ly apologthey commit ter r orism against ized for his " lntemper cnce" I sra el, som ething, somehow, but from that moment, the hear ing held Incr eas ing signs of somewhere Is going to happen. partisanship and tension . . " Now It may not always be McF ar lane was tes ty In ansarms: It may not be pre· empti ve aTtack . It may be negotiatloh; It wering Sen. GeorRe Mitchell. may be bribing. But you can be D-M alne, on ques ti ons abo ut a g--n sure If any I sraeli Is ca ut(ht. falsified While House chronolhe's going to have his govern - ogy, and Mitchell seT off his m ent gotng after the go~ernme nt an ger agai n In cha rging he Improper ly solicited Co ntra aid who did It! " McFarlane, whom sources say from Saudi Ar abia . man. R-N. H .. If Congr ess should By' Dt\NA WALKER been told about a Drug have WASHINGTON ( U P!) E nforcem ent Administration ef· Former National Security adfort In June 198.'i to ransom viser Robert McFarl ane, facin g n hostages i n Lebanon, America yet another question on what he McFarla ne's fa ce sudd enly supposedly should have done but flu shed and his an swer came In a dldn' l, ·was plenty mad and r eso nant growl: "No sir! " His wasn't going to take It any more. voice then r ose to a shout as he In his third day of televised boiled over . testimony before the congres" IT Is mor e Than pass ing sional committees probing the st range to me that we cannoT Ir an-Contra scandal, the usually aspire to a policy that Is more Impassive former Marine colo· . effective to deal with ter ror ism ," nelerupted with anger. he said. "Now It Is undeniable Asked by Sen. Warren Rud- CMieton College Trustees is Public Notic e county. with the counTy having r espon si bil it y for any necessa r y cor rections to Individual sys tem s which might be discovered during Inspections. Under thi s plan. w hich has been mandated by the attorney genera l. the monthly user 's fee has quadrupled to $21.43. Estimated annual cos t for operation of the sewage sys tems. as r eport ed by Jones, is $35,2:!0 annually. Cos t per i ndividual system would b~ $257.16 a yea r , or $64.29 quarter ly, or $2U .f monThly. A breakdown of the $35.2:10 annu al cos TIncluded $3,380 for administrat ive · costs; $12.145 fo r opera tions and m aint enance; $7,875 for replace· m€'nT cost s; $10,570 for regulaTions and ln spec· l ions; and $1.260 for sampling. Although it is ult !mat ely the der ision of the commissioner s whet her or not to proceed with the proj ec t , they will be basi ng their decision upon the wishes of the Tupper s Plains r es ident s included in the project . The co mmiss ioners say they mu st !McFarlane faces fourth day of questions , II boo ZEST . Barbie fails to attend hearing WASTEBASKET III!JI IPinkl 4 Pack Size White or Print ~~ 2 Sections. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New spaper BAG BAG'M TRASH BAGS ANGEL SOFT nssuE enttne Public meet set June 24 for sewage project OLIVES =~~.BATHROOM ,....._-=' • • For ·Tupper Plains residents SPANISH ~76032 Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight. Low between lill and rt5. Mostly sunny Friday . . Highs near 70. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 14, 1987 . DURKEE 1,. RABIES CLINIC at y ·. Vol. 36, No. 262 , Copyrighted.1987 We"-"'"' The Rogh t To l lfl'llt 0.,..-,hl~e ~ 786 N. SECOND, MIDDLEPORT. OHIO (As of 10: :10 a.m.) P.ruvidcd by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Eill• & Locwl Firm • Al.LSTORES OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK! Willie M. Coates Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTM ENT Of FtOUCIARY IBJ 6. 13. 20. Jtc received he recen I dea th of his b rword otheroft , Olin A . Bai ley, Euclid, a former resident of Pom eroy . Bailey taughT school in M eigs County at New Hope, Rose Hill, Por tland and Oak Hill befor e going to E uclid wher e he ta ught science for :10 years at E uclid High School. He also served as coo rdinator of the audio visual depart ment l or six year s before reTiring in 1973. Survivin g are his wi fe, Mabel F rec ker Bailey; a son, Robert ; six grandchildren, 11 gre at grandchildren, and two broth er s, James and John, both of Pom eroy. Services were held ai the Hope Congr egational Church in E uclid on April 30. Attending the ser·vl· ces from Pomer oy were Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey , Joyce RobineTT e, Darlene Bucklry . Gr eg Ba il ey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holt er and Ada Holter. Daily stock prices M eigs Count y E m ergency Med ical Ser v ices reports four ra lls Tu esday; M iddleport at 5: 16 a.m . t o Hudson St. for Ralph Hawley to Vetera ns Memor ial Hos pit al; Rutla nd at 11 ::!4 a.m. responded to a stove fan fire at the Chapman resi dence on Salem St. ; Rut alnd at :1: l o p .m. to Me igs Mine No .2 for E dward Neece to Holzer M edi ca l Center; Middleport at 6: 26 p.m. to South Third Ave. for Pa ulin e Tay lor to Pleasa nt Va l ley Hos pital. Kindergart en graduation M r. and M rs.· John Ba iley Daily Number 841 Pick 4 0455 Super Lotto 31-30-29 21-36-19 EllCHANGE8 QUIPS - Fonner National Se~~:~::,:; Robert McFarlaae trtves hli Impression of Henry as h~ exchances quips with r~orters at the Iran·c~ntra ,hearing~ Wednesday. McFarlane beJan h18 fourth day of t esll,mony tod~y. (~!PI) • ·' ' , . ., 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 13, 1987 bailey coates