http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/056d779a5974deaaf00ac73291f0343e.pdf ced230d1279b871b4dad668bc9b249aa PDF Text Text ()hio Lotterv• Reds end slump Page 3 Oail~· Pi<'k 4 Warm and humid. High In upper MOs. Chan ce of rain 30 pl'rcenl. 0626 • at y , Vol. 36, No.267 Copyrighted 1987 Numlwr 009 en tine 2 Section s, 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 26, 1987 Republicans add $90 million to Ohio budget GUEST SPEAKER - .Joe Struble, third from left, a past commander, was speaker Monday when Drew W~>hster Post 39, American Legion, conducted its first of a series of Memorial Day services at Beech Grove Cemetery In Pomeroy. Struble in his talk urged commlttment to hard work and consideration of others to preserve and Am<'rlcan way of life with the end goal being service to God and Country. Pictured from the left are Post Chaplain ,James Gilmore, Ellen Rought, president of the Post Auxiliary, Struble and Post Commander Richard Russell, all of whom took roles In the service. Arter traveling to numerous ceremonies, the group moved to the Ohio River where flowers were placed on thr water In tribute to 37 men who died recently on the USS Stark. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS. Ohio iUP l i Maj orit y Republicans in the Ohio Senate have added $90 million· plus to the Hou se-- passed le-vel for higher education in their $22.2 billion substitut e bud get to be unveiled today . Senate> sourcE's r eported. That would represe nt a 3 percent Incr ease from the Housr level and bring spe-nding for colle-ges and univer sitie-s over I he $3 billion mark for 1988-89. Gov. Richard F. Ce le-sw proposed $2.879 billion, prov iding for no in cr ease the fir st yea r but U per cent growth in 1989. The appropr iations bill for ·1988-89. reassembl ed durin g the week end, spends only a net of $50 million mor e in state fund s than the fi gure approved by the House> in Apr il, one source sa id Monday . The entire $90 million ex tra for higher edu ca tion will go toward in struction al subsidies. provid· ing enoug h m oney 10 enabl e m os t state colle-ges and univers it ies to ke>e>p tuition incr eases within "re-asonabl e bound s," another source> sa id. Th E' bud ge-t will not pl ace ce ilings on tuition and fees. as the ex isting budge>! docs with a 4 pe-r ce-nt ca p. UnivNs ities will be allowed to r aise fees as needed. "Alm os t without IE'Xrcption. tuition incre-ases will be hl'ld und er doubl e digit s." sa id Sen. Stan ley .J. Aronoff. R-Cinr! nn ati. chairman of the F'!n ancP Co m mit tee whi ch wilt r ece ive the substitut e document toni ght. Ohio State Univers it y had for ecas t a 14 percent lull ion increase unless th e House version of th e budget were !mprovPd upon. Aronoff sc heduled a press co nference for 2 p.m. today to re lease> detail s of the new spending plan. which is virtually the sa m e size as the House's and the r eco mmendati on made by the governor las t Februar y . "Th ere arrn' t m ass iv e> r hanges ," said i\ronoff. "We tr ied to keep it prct I ~' much Intac t beca use we're still ca lling it his tCcl es te'sl budget. I don't have a love affair with th is budget ." he 'sa id . Republica n senators las t week added $90 mil!lon to the Hou se> appropr iation for cl cmcnl ar y and secondary cdu ra t ion. Th <' spendin g gr owth for the nex t two yea r s is still fu<'icd by a !our -rent tax on a park of cigarett es. a 2!i pe-r ce nt wholesa le tax on other tobacco pr odu cts. and a tax on !ntc-r sta te long distance phone ca lls. HowevE'I' , that tax has been changed to a 5 perce- nt sa les tax on co nver sa tions. w ith data transmiss ion exempt ed . As in the H o u ~c . sa les. income and cor pora te tax ra tes have not bee n changed. Americans honor war dead , By ,JOHN BILOTTA United Press Intrrnatlonal Americans honored lhe nation 's 1,165,000 war dead on Memorial Day with a mixture of patriotic parades and somber services for the ~7 sa ilors killed last week in the missile attark on the USS Stark. ' 'Fitroughout-the country, Amer icans observed the holida y Monday by flying the Stars and Stripes at half staff, lay ing flowers on graves and r etreating to beaches and parks. More than 350 people were killed on the nation's roads during the holid ay weekend . In a ceremony that honored the Stark crewmen, who were killed May 17 when an Iraqi warplane attacked the Navy frigate in the Persian Gulf. some 5,0:!0 veterans join ed family and friends of dead servicem en at A rlington National Cem eter y. The bodies of the viet ims wer e to arrive in Dover . Del .. today. Surrounded by rows of headstones marking the graves of nearly 200,000 U.S. milit ar y dead. Navy Secr etary .James Webb said the dead sailor s. like others killed in peace! ime, we r e " the quiet her oes of thei r generation." President Reaga n signed a resolution Satu rday proclaiming Monda y a nat iona! day of mourning for the sa ilors. Since the Revolution. when 4.000 Americans died. the nat ion has recorded m ore tha n 1.165. 000 war dead. Across thE' Potom ac Ri ver from Arlington. Sen. AlbPr t Gore>. D -Tenn .. a Vietnam veteran. spoke> at the> Vie-tnam Veterans Me- mor ial , sa lut ing more than :>8.000 fallen comrades whose nam es are> engr avPd on the angular black monument. " The country lias se-par ate-d it s vtpw of the vete-ra ns from the view of the> war, " Gor e told thP crowd. LOCAL SERVICES - Veteran service organizations of Meigs County were in numerous locations across the county Sunday and Monday conducting M emorial Day services at eemetrrics. Particularly active In traveling to conduct the services wer e members o! American Legion pos l~ . Typical of the services wer e thosr held at Beech Grove Cem etery In Pomeroy Monday and pictured are thl• color guard and firing squad of Drew Webster Post 39, Americ an Legion, under th!' command of Elza Gllmorl'. In Chicago, thl' Rev. Jesse> Jackson use-d a M emorial Day news confer ence to criticize the Re-aga n administration' s mil if ar y policies. say in g th e " nation must use> this hour of bereaveme-nt to r eassess the> policies that pr odu ced this la tes t tragedy ." Los An geles M ayor Tom Br adle-y as ked a crowd of about BOO at the> Vete-r ans Admin is tra tion Los By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff On e-- hundr ed-fift y-s ix youn g men and wom en said th eir final far ewells to school days at Meigs High as they receive-d their diplomas Sunday aft ernoon in the 19th annual tlacca laurea te and commencement exerci ses. Invoca tion was given by Pas tor James K essee of Victory Baptist Churc h. Middleport. The> audie-nce and m ember s of the faculty and administra tion were · welcomed by R ay mond Ride-r , senior cl ass pres ident. Introductions of those seated on stage wer e made by Shannon Hlndy, cl ass treas urer . Gr adu ates then listened as Rev. L ee Miller of Gr ace E piscopal C h~rc h , P omer oy, prese nted the baccalaurea te sermon. Rev . Mille-r, para ph ras in g Rudya rd Kiplin g, challenged the gr adu ates to l earn to " keep your head when ail those about you are> losing theirs and bl aming it on you ." He told a story of a Ver mont rued. in whi c h a man and hi s brother-in-law ended up on opposit e sides of a court ba tt le. The fr iendship bet ween the m an and the brother-in -law end ed bit te-rly. The m an , Miller sa id, was Rudya rd Kipling. Us in g the !etters G-R-A-D. Miller also adv ised gradu ates to choose God, form rel ationshi ps, aim the right way and dare to dream . Prin cipal Ja mes Miller, who conducted th e gr adu ation pro- TIIANKS MOM - Meigs lllgh graduate ,Jesse Howard rect•lves a hug from his mother as he pre1wnts h~r with a flower during Sunday afternoon's commcnccml•nt cxcr ciMes. PrcMentatlon of flowers lo the motht!rs of graduates may hccomt; a new tradition at the school. gram . remi nd ed stud ent s of the di fferences between reput at ion and char ac ter, in clu din g that "reputation Is what you'rr supposed to be; charac ter is what you arc. Reput ation grows like mu shroom s; char ac ter grows like an oa k. Re put ation is what's carved on your tombstone; charac ter is what angrls say ubout yo u before the throne of God ." Continued on page 10 Ange-les Nat lonal Cemetery to rededi ca te> themsel ves " to the miss ion of pu shing our lea der s her!' and abroa d to ac hieve succpss In the arm s reduc tion ta l ks that arc now und er way. " A sea of tiny America n flags waved bes ide the smal l whit e marbl e m arkers on t he graves of 76,500 se r vicemen and wom en and t hei r spouses. Southern seniors graduate Sunday " We> do not fear the futu re. for we> ar e the future>. For what we have achieved. for wh at we> will llchieve." ' These wer e among the com ments of Rachel Reiber, valed!ctor.ian of the Southern High School graduating class. when she delivered her address befor e a packed auditorium attending commencement exercises in Racine Sunday evening. Reiber stressed the Importance of the quality Inside the individual. . " It may give you that extra little boost you need to go on. But think now. no matter how much jewelry, how much makeup or how expensive the clothes, you are still you on the Inside. That 's what counts , " Reiber commented . Continuing, she told the gradu ates that there are r eally only two types of people in life which are t hose who watch from the sideline-s as the world passe-s and those who ar e the world passi ng by and It is up t o the individu al to decide which ty pe he or she will be. She> closed with a poem, "Gror ge Gray". Tam ara (Tammy I Th eiss. sa l· utator !an, in her address to the graduates and the large crowd on hand, traced the 13 year s that passed from the time the class entered kinder garten. "In 1984, we were back at the bottom of the list - awkwa r d freshmen only with seniors as our models. Here we were tes ted heavily and guided toward our still unceritai-n goals," she commented. After presenting a poem, " Pri· vate Novel", Theiss commented : " This Is our time to make our stake in the world - whether it be co ll ege, service, work re lated or m arriage. Our futu re of success or fa ilure is indeed i n our hands. To the Class of '87, Friend s Forever." she concluded. T he Southern Hi gh Ba nd di rec ted by Roberta M aidens provided the processional and recessional mu sic for Sund ay night 's commencem ent and Rev. Roger Grace, pas tor of the Rac ine United Met hodist Church. delivered a short baccalaurea te address in addt tlon to doing the invocat ion and bened iction. The band presented a speci al selection , " Memory" and the choir, al so directed by M rs. Maidens sang " M y Wish for You ". Principal James Adam s recognized accomplishments of v ar iou s members of the senior cl ass and the presentation of the cl ass (Continued on page 10) FIRST TO GET DIPLOMA - Marvin Lynn Teaford, seated, was the first Southern High School graduate to receive his diploma at Sunday night's commencement. Teaford Is backed by several of his happy mal e classmates a fl!W moments before the 1987 senior class mad<' the " long" processional walk to I he stti!ic of Southern High for commencement exer cises. �Tuesday, May 26. 1987 Pomeroy Commentary The Daily Sentinel II I Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~~ ~ m~ ~l--r- t r-rt:::td r J:;:~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Puhllshet/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A M EMHE:H of The United Pre<S International, Inland Dally Press Association cmd the American Newspaper Publishers Association LE'TTEH!-1 OF OP IN ION .lrP welcome They should be less than 300 words lon2 AI l iNter s u rcsubjcet toed !ling and rTUJ st br> s lgnOO with name, addrC$s and telcphonP nu mber No unsigned letters will be pt·bli.'>hcd Letlers shou ld be In good taste, ,tdd rf'ss ln g lRsu~. not pcr~on a llt lcs IJj£1 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, O~io Tuesday. May 26. 1987 . ri~~ll~_________________J_a_c_k_A_n_d_e_~_o_n_a_n_d_J_o_se_p_h__Sp_e_a_r WASHINGTON - Whil e !he Reagan admlnlstra!lon and Con· gress are bewailing the nation's trade deficit, the U.S. Mint sta nds acc used of wrlllng speclfl· cations for machinery It buys so !hat only fo reign-owned com pan· les can bid success full y on the contra cls. The charges are laid out In an unpublished report by the House subcommlllee on coinage and consumer affairs. chaired by Rep. Frank Annunzio, D-Ill The report, obtained by our reporter Lisa Sylvester, polnls out !hat !he mini's bid -rigging lo favor only certam companies makes a moc kery of !he compettt ive process and ulllmately drives up costs. " While lallorlng specifications to ellmlnale competilion Is of suffl clenl concern lo warrant investigation," !he reporl slates. "of par!lcular concern were indications th ai th e specifica· tlons were designed so that only fo reign -produced eq uipm ent would qualify." The subcommlltee report traces !he hislory of a $2,031 ,890 contract for coin presses thai was awarded to Schuler Inc. of Col umbus, Ohio. The presses were made In Wesl Germany and "the company Is wholly for eignowned - 51 percent West Germa n and 49 percent Brazilian . "The solicltallon was wriUen with particula r equipment m mind and In such a manner as to ef fec tiv e ly exc lud e ol her bidders ," !he House report com· plains . As evidence, !he report cites tesltmony to !he subcommiUee by Mini Director Donna Pope, who described specific character ist ics of the coi n presses !he mini wanted . " Whtle Mrs. Pope did not mention a manufacturer al the hearing, she apparenlly had one In mind ." Ihe reporl.charges. II points oul that aboul a week after her testimony, th e mini mailed ou t sohcitations for bids on lhree to 10 coin presses - and the specifica tions "essentially_ mir· rored" the desc ripti ons she had given 10 !he subcommlllee. On ly lhree compames re· sponded to the mint's sohclla· lion . One bid ca me from Schu ler: a second came from the U.S.· Ohio Politics Ohio now has !: two ..' ', ·.• presidential prospects .. CO LUM BUS - ih<· molh<·r of pre.j idcnls. now has two bona fide p]'qspects fort he nat ion 's 11 ighest office in 198R, and I he Buckeye State lsplf big enough for both nf l h~m ~-Gov Rich ard Celeste ha s bee n soliciting opin ions for weeks from P!)lltically minded peopi<'. PS JJL'Cia lly those wt lh access to money, a_!lout whether hL• should run for the preside ncy. . c;e l estc~ ha s had to th ink about wh ether his fam ily wants him to go t~rou g h a campaign. whether he can rai se the money , whether he can fram e the rig hi Issues and whet hc•r h<• ca n win th e Democratic nominat ion. lie> we nt off to "urope to fu rt her ponder I hose queslions :A new annoyanee cropped up last week when report s circula ted thai Sen John Glrnn is considering another run for thr prize 'Glenn ,Jmc•sscd a $.1 million debt In his abortiv e 1~84 presidential campaign, and h.•s pai<i off abou·r half of it The li5 yea r old senator wasn't co nsidered a prosper! for 198R unliila st week, when a Federal EJections Co mmission sui I aga inst his 1'lR4 ca mpaign comm ittee wa s ... s~ltlcd :GJenn satd If he ran pa y off I hP res t of his debt, he' ll I hink a bou 1 the possi bilit y of running. Obviously , In lh tS v- Id e-open cont est for th r Democratic nomination, Cil'nn wou ld be !he more altractive ca ndidat e. He's a genuine nationdl hProw ith high nam e recog nition. few negatives and he's been through at lc<Js t part of a presidential campaign. From Cclc•s tc's potnl of view. the en! ry of Glenn Into I he picture has got to br Irritating, the governor thought this would be his chance in the spolilght : lw would nctvdncc his own political Parecr eve n if he didn't win. F'rom Glenn's poi nl of view. the lalk about Celeste as a presldentia I candidate is prcmaturp and Is cra mping the senator's preroga t lve fo r another lry. "Glenn and hi s p(•ople arc• sending up a tri al balloon to see how It Illes," said r.rra ld llusiln . the governor's perennial rampalgn manager. Austin sa id a case rou ld be made for both Celes te and Glenn for president , but he doesn't hes itate to mention th edownsldeforGienn "The debt's s till !hen'," sai d Au stin. wond ering whether the se nator could ge nerate supporl again for a campaign I hat In 1984 wa s :poorly oi·ga nlzcd and flam ed out early :"How many people who WC\'e Involved with .John Glenn In 1984 are going to say , 'Hev. he's had hisshol'r"' asked Austin . " I don't know " ' :Austin believes that IJrforc too long. Glenn and Cries It• will have to sl.t down and di scuss th e mat trt . because If th ey both run. !hey will be ·drawing from I he sa me base of suppor l among Ohio Democrat s. "It :wouldn't be good tu put people on th!' spo1 by forcing them to choose betwrr n them, " hr said. ·No one knows whal will happen at tha t mel'tin g betwcPn Glenn and Celeste. Hut It ts known th at CL'iPste doesn't back away from anyone --' aSironaut , senator O< prcsldenlia l randidate- when it co me' to politics. In 1981. a slit tr legl,la tor was telling Celes te over a meal that :Att orney General William .1. Bmwn had waitNI 12 y<'ars .md wa s the heir apparent for thr Demor J-.IIir nominati on for governor "Celeste. wh o h:Hilost th (• rarp for govrrnor in 197H a nd was out of govemmenl. shoo k his knifl' and fork al his co un selor. "There are no turns in politics." sat<l Celrsll'. Thr n he went out nnd bl'a t Brown in 1982. This limP, C"P ieS\c co uld clr li vrr tha i Sdtlll' mrssagl' to Glenn. Or he could be on th e rrrr1vlng end Berry's World I "/just had a crazy idea. Let's try producing a SUPERIOR PRODUCT and providing SUPERIOR SERVICE! " :T o d a y i n history By United Pn>ss lnt crn~llonul ·Today Is Tuesday, Mn y 2l>, the !46th day of 1987 with 219 lo follow The moon Is approaching It s new phase. The morn ing stars m·e Vrnus, .Jupiter and Sa1u1·n . , The evening slars are Mercury and Mars . . Those born on !his date m·e under the sign of Gem ini. They Include singer and actor AI ,)olson in 1886; actors John Wayne In 1907, Robert )11orley In 1908 (age 79 1, Peter Cushi ng In 1913 (age 74) and James . Arnessl n 1923 (age 64\: slngc1·s Peggy Lee In 1920 (age 67) and Hank Williams Jr. In 1949 (age ~18!. jazz !rum peter Miles Davis In 1926 (age ~1); aclor Philip Michael Thomas in 1949 (age 38); and Sally Ride. firs! American woman In space. In 1951 (age 36). .. ; On th is date In history: . . ' In 1868. President Andrew Johnson was Impeached by !he House of Representatives lor " high crimes and misdemeanors." He was aqullted In the Senate by one vote. . : In 1954. more than 100 crew members of !he aircraft carrier USS Bennington died In an explosion off Rhode Island. • In 1972, at !he Moscow summll, Pres idem Richard Nixon and Soviet tommunlsl Party chief Leonid Brezhnev signed a pact on llmltlng buclear weapons. . In 1985, a cyclone struc k !he Bay of Bengal. kllllng 1.400 people In Bangladesh . \I Weekend sports ... ,. 0 Bumpy based subsidiary of anal her Wesl German manufacturer. The lhlrd response, from a U.S. manufacturer, consisted of two words; "No bid ." Though the company had for years supplied coin presses lo the mini , II "apparently read the handwrlt· ing on the wall," according Ia the subcommiUee reporl. The report offers slallstlcal evidence to buHress Its claim of bid-r igging, based on a sludy of three mtnl bid soli citations. Out of a total of 70 potential bidders , only 10 even bothered to respond . "Given !hat the Its! of polentlal suppliers is highly spectall· zed .. .lhe response ra le seems di sa ppointingly low," the report slales. The House subcommittee staff surveyed polentlal bidders and found "widespread suspicion among suppliers of co inage equipment that mini solicitations are biased and are wrlllen with particular equipment in mind ." The slaff's invesli galion "sub· stanliates the subj ective beliefs of the bidders Ihal !he specific a· lions were gea red fo r cerlaln equipm en t ," but !he rep orl poinls oul that th e perception of unfairness is damaging in ilself. "Bidders will refuse lo bid on solicitations unless th<-y believe that they hav e a fair cha nce to compete for the awa rd," !he reporl explains On !he other hand. 11 adds: "Bidders who realize th e solicitation Is wriUen with !heir eq uipment In mind know they face litHe compel ilion and can pri ce their bids accord· ingly In the lo ng run, !he tax payer must pay !he Increased cos! resulting from lh <' lessened co mpC>tit ion." Footnote: Mint Director Pope was ou t of Ihe country when we ca liPd for com menl : !he depul y dir.-ctor did not relurn our repeated calls. fli~ht. __________ Ro_b_er_lw_a_lL_ers ALBUQUERQUE, N M !NEAl - Ailhough airline pa ssengers' "horror s1ortes " have become common . few can rival lhe !ale of th e people who recently aUempled to fly from Albuquerque. N M.. lo Tucson. Ariz. More I han 100 travelers a board a n Eastern Airlines jel on a spring evening walled for an hour while !he plane sa t on !he ta rmac !hen were !Old th at the aircraft would no! make the sc heduled one-hour fli ght lo Tucson because of a fa uil y fuel gauge. No ai rlin e h ad any Albuquerque-Tucso n fl ighl sche· duled latet' that evening, which , In earli er yea rs. mea nt East e~ n would have provided !he pasSl'ngers wllh lodgi ng and meals !hat night and the nex t morning. But !he stra nded passengers received lillie or no ass istance from Eastern - and !he airline refused to reimburse them for overnight expe nses on lh e ground thai th at would be an anachronism In an era of culra te fares s paw ned b y fe deral deregulation . The hapless trave lers reas· sem bled at the atrport the fol lowing morni ng. , board ed Eastern' s on ly ol her scheduled daily Albuquerque-Tucson flight, walled on the molio nless plane for 1¥, hours - and were !old th at th":ir trip had again been ca n· cded. becausf of anot her me· chanica! malfunction. An Easlern spokesman now says the "terrible sll ual10n" is !he subject of a "very. very, lnlenslve lnvesllgation" - but the episode symbolizes !he !roubles the HouSion-based Texas Air Corp. ha s brought upon itself A holding company th ai con· trois the largesl commercial airl ine operation In th e non· communi st world , Texas Air is !he parent corporati on of ot her Eastern and Co nllncntal Air· ltnes Continental. in turn . ac qu ired Peopl e Express, New York Air and Fronlier Airlmes in !ale 1986 and ea rly 1987. ft s in abi lity to cope wit h that rapid growth has given Texas Air the image of an organiza I ion wil h gloweri ng custom ers, seething employees a nd 1nsensilive executives. Olher airlines. especially those rec<>nli y merged, have had !heir share of fli ght delays a nd cancel· lattons, los! arrd m'splaced baggage and ot her adverse experlen· ces- bul nonp can match Texas Air's abysma l record. In each of the first fou r monlhs of 1987. Conlinenlal was !he sub ject of !he largest number of passenger co mplain ts fil ed with the U.S. Department o f Transporlalion. Easlern was several places back in the ear ly mon th s of the yea r. bul In April it rose to seco nd . This gave Texas Air the dubiou s distinclion of being rc· sponsible for more !han ha lf of all co mplaint s filed with !he federal government aga inst domes1ic air ca rriers He re are other horror stories from !he Texas empire: In Denver, the Rocky Mountain Ne;vs recenlly revealed thai one Contmenla l plane was al· lowed to lake off before mechan· 1cs had finished working on It and other alrcrafl were pushed away from !heir depar ture gates while maintenance was still undprway. The news paper quoted a Con tinental maintenance director as warning In an Internal memo !hat "something Is very wrong wllh our operations ." In Boston, Easlern supervi sors complain thai !hey have been ordered to overbook ils "Ex· pressway" fllgh!S connecllng BaSion and Wa shington by as much as 50 percent -far higher !han !he Industry standard - to ensure thai th e planes are packed . Collstitutiollal hindsight ____v_in_ce_.nt_C_a,._ro_u Thi s war's award for nas ti est poiiHcal purll an goes lo Thur· good Mars hall. The Supreme Co url justice ca n't abide the though! !hal anyone shou ld cele· brate our nalion's hl storv- not even th e 200th birthday of the Constilulion that he Is swor n to uphold. 1n a crabby di ssent from bice nt enni al fesllvltles, Mar shall recently declared the Constitullon "defeclive from !he star t" becau se II excluded women and blacks The framers were 1101 "parllc· ularly profound ," Marshall In· slsted . True wisdom would ar· rlvr only as future generat ions amended and reinterpreted !he Constllulion to ensu re all Amerl· cans full polllical rights. One hard ly knows whal to make' of thi s nanow, bill!'r lhesls. While cla iming IOput the Conslltullon In perspeclive, Marshall misses Its htstorlca lcon texl all ogether He Indulges In what E.P . Thompson has called "the mon strous condescension of poslerlty" when judging allltudes of the dl slanl pas! . How dare Ihe Founding Fa· !hers not share our enlight ened views! Marshall is correct.·of course, ln noling !hal !he framers con· ceded the existence of slavery and that women endured Inferior stalus compared to men. Yet he Is simply wrong In suggesling !hal !he ConslfluHon Uself excluded either group from civic equallly. The Cons!ltution nowhere relerred 10 race or skin color unlll !he addltlori of post-Civil War amendments. Nor did It dlrecHy di scuss slavery. II referred to bondage mainly by way of !he famou s " three- fifth s rule." which esta blished populalion In the slates by adding the "whole number of fre e perso ns" with " lhree -flfths of a ll ot her persons. Thai rul e has somellmes been cited as <>vidence the Founding Fathers valued a black person at lhree-flflhs the worlh of a while. In facl, Southern delegates sought to counl slaves In full . while many Northern delegates didn't wan! Ia counl sa lves at all In order lo llmlllhe power of the slave holdln g region. The compromise of thrPe·ftfths actu ally shifted the pollllcal balance of powpr away from Southern stales. ensuring lhey'd never constllute a voting majority on slavery Issues. Nor were women vlclimized by the Co nslflulion. Thpy could blame !heir sta'tus on num erous Jaws and !he heavy freight of lradillon. bul no! on a document thai, at worst, merely em ploys the ceca stona 1 masculine pronoun. As the scholar Rober! Goldwin polnls oulln a issue of "Commen· tary," most of !he terms used lhroughoul the Conslitullon are aclually quite non-sexist : eleclors, ciUzens, lnhabltanls, per· sons , people and so on. The lex! nowhere limits the rights Qf women. Even the 19th Amend· ment, resulllng In women's right 10 vote, did no! overrule an , existing provision. Individual states, not the Consttlutlon, had prohibited women from voHng. The mosl Irritating aspeCI of Marshall's analysis Is Its utter failure to appreciate whal the Constitution did accomplish. At a lime when a great part of the globe groaned under arbitrary empire of raw lrlbalism, when !he very nolion of Individual rights would have slruck most of homanlty as bizarre, a few Americans came together in Philadelphia and crafled a char· ler of llberlles. They separa ted govern mental powers. They proclaimed tlmlled democracy In which !he majority would rule, but no! at !he mlnonty's expense. They enshr ined a powerfully suggesllve vision of rights from which women and blacks could no! forever be excluded. rr is !his accomplishment that Thurgood Marshall finds lnsuffl· clenlly profound . His Is a monstrous condescension. Berry's World Lakers Triumph SEATTLE (UPI) - Despite being swepl In four games and bea ten by 31 polnls in the finale, !he Seattle SuperSonics say !heir season ended sucl'es sfully be· cause !hey have gained !he respect of the Los Angeles Lakers and the NBA. Their seaso n concluded Mon· day with a standing ovalion, Seattle fans chanting Sc:_at tle Coach Bernie Bickerslaff's nam e and the Los Angeles Lakers showi ng resperl for a learn !hey had just bealen 133-102 for the NBII Western Conference lille. AI Unser Wins 500 INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) - Ill Unser Sr. found himself in an uncomfortable situation ea rlier this monlh - unemployed. "I dldn •I have a r ide lor !he lndianapohs 500," satd Un ser, who turns 48 Friday. " II was an empl y and lonely feeling. I dldn'l have anything to do . No! al all. It's slrange!Oreallzeyou have no car to drive and no garage 10 The Daily Sentinel-Page 3 Giants beaten again .. • ·~ ·= for mosl career titles al the CINCINNATI (UP!) - Nick hauled It In lo save a possible famed Brickyard and making Esasky isn'l a fancy glove man two-base error that could have vlnced Houston pitcher .Jim lett ttela seats togtvetheAstrosa Deshaies to stop throwing soflly. 3·2 l~ad . It was Davis' eighth him !he oldest visitor to victory around firs! base. put Chicago In Iron!. Deshaies gave up two runs in homer of the season. lane. His chances of making it in lhe Cincinnati took advanlag~ of the first inning before retiring 24 Elsewhere in !he Natlon·a( "fl's very hard lo put lnlo majors wllh the Cincinnati Reds so me early hilling to move to a of the final 25 batters he faced League, Cincinnati edged Chi· words," he said. "II takes a will depend heavily on his pro· 5·1 lead and ka yo Cubs starter and Glenn Davis drove in three cago 5-4. New York slipped by whole learn lo put It logelher. It ductlvlly at bat, hts abillly lo hit Greg Maddux , 3-4, in 2 2-3 to lifl I he Aslros to a 7-2 San Francisco 8· 7, Atlanta blew runs takes people, and good people. !he long ball . innings. The Reds withstood victory over Pittsburgh, ending out St. Louis 14 -5, Montreal bea t There just wasn' t anything ... Bul Monday Esasky saved one lhree solo Chicago homers by !hat I was happy wllh unlll Mr. for !he Reds with a greal fielding Ryne Sandberg. Ci ncinnalian the Pirates fi ve-ga me winning Los Angeles 3·1 and Philadelphia strmk. defeated San Diego IH. Penske called me." effort thai pul !he finishing Leon Durham and Andre Dawson The Pirates grabbed a 2·0 lead Mets 8, Glants7 ·Karen Unser spoke of her !ouches on a game- ending double in winning the firs! of a threein the fir st. Bobby Bonilla singled AI &m Francisco, Rafael Sanhusband' s difficulties leading to play and enabled the Reds to end game series before a Memoria l with one oul and scored on tana. Keith Hernandez and Wally Indy. a four-game losing slreak with a Day crowd of 24,684. Johnny Ray's double to le!l Backman stroked lhree hits "He handled II very well , but II tense 5-4 conquest of !he Chicago Bill Gullickson. lop man on !he cc nl er. Ray moved to third on a apiece and !he New York Mels was very dlffirull ," she said. Cubs. Reds ' pilchlng staff, won for the wild pilch and scored on .Jim survived a three· run Giants ninth "This is !he love of his life." The bases were loaded with sixlh lime wllh help from Ron Morrison's doubl e. to ea rn the triumph. Penske said Unser would be Cubs and just one man was out Robin son and John Franco, slrlk· The llstros tied th!' sco re off Braves 14, Cnrdlnals 5 driving under his colors next when pinch hiller Manny Trillo ing ou t four and" a Iking none in a Darn Taylor, l·l.in the bottom of At SL Louis. Albert Hall • year, bul !he remainder of the stepped 10 !he plal e in the ninlh six-i nn ing stmt. the first: Billy Hatcher and Bi ll knocked in three runs to spar k a 1987 campaign will be handled on Inning. Trillo grou nded to second Ted Power, 3-2, will oppose the Doran opened th e Inning wilh 17-hit attack as Allan ta scorpd a race-by-race basis. baseman Ron Oesler, who tossed Cubs' Scolt Sanderson, 3·1. In walks and Hatc her sco red onr thl'ir most runs in a game in sin ce Celtlcs Play Tonight to shortstop Barry Larkin for !he tonight 's second game of !he ou llatrr on Davis' double to left. May, I , 1985 BOSTON !UPil -The Boston force play. lhree-ga me series. Doran scored on Terry Puhl' s Expos 3. Dodgrr. I Cellics, who surrendered 267 Larkin's rely Ia firs! was low Natlona' League Roundup grou nd oul. !It Los Angeles. LJry Sorensen points In two games agalnsl and on the outfield side of fu·st Two doubles hit hard off the Davis blasted Taylor's fir st allowed just two hits over 6 1-.1 Delroll, plan to make !heir base, but Esasky"stretched and Astrodome wail quickly con· pitch of the fourth in ning into the innings and Mitch Webster had biggesl adj uslmenl on offense in tonight's Game 5 of !he Eastern vis it ." Conference final. Yanks end road trip with . · Bul Unser. who drove for "They are r unning more as a AI San Diego. Luis Aguayo hit· · Roger Penske dunng !he 1986 resull of our bad offense than By DAVID E. NATHAN star!," said Henderson. who Js Rluc .fays ti, Mariners 3 two home runs, In cluding a solo Indy car season, go t a break because of our defense ," Boston By UPI Sports Writer hitting .340. " II makes everybody blast !hat broke a lie In !he when Danny Ongals crashed · Coac h K.C. Jones said. "You can These days Rickey Henderson relax. The.kcy is that wegeroffto At Seanle, George Bellt·lpped seventh Innin g to hand the ~. May 7 Penske immedlalely only play defense so well and if two homers, mcludlng a go- p d a good lead . Our pitchers relax ahead. three-run shot In the a ' t'S !helle third straight." signed Unser lo drive the car you're not playing offense is hilling bolh early and often. The American League's lead· and throw strikes.' ' eighth lnnmg, and drove In five defeat. Rick Mears piloted last year. He smoothly, you'lllose." Hend erson is just tw o shy of runs 10 power Toronto. res ponded wllh gusto and earned After !he Cellics' decisive Jng hiller Jed off a game with a Royals 6, Whllo! Sox 1 himself a 1988 agreement victories in !he series ' opening home run for !he flflh time !his Bobby Bonds ' all-lime record of Chicago. Rret Saberhagen II 4.4-second victory over Ro· two games at Boston Garden, season Monday , helplng 1he New 35 leadoff homers In a career. 111 berto Guerrero of Colombia gave Detroll responded wllh 18-and York Yankees to a 6-3 victory "Before I ,\In ish I think I ca n get pllrhed a six-hitler tobecomelhe Unser his fo urth Indianapolis 500 26-poinl roul s al !he Pontiac over the host California Angels two more, said Henderson, who major leagues· first eigh t· ga me and a sweep of !heir four -ga me has nine homers ove rall !his winner . victory, lying him wllh A.J. Foyt Sllverdome. series. season. fWd Sox 10. Indians 6 "It gels !he team off to a good Dave Winfiel d added a two- run li t Boston. rookie Ellis Burks ~31 JACKSON PIKE · RT 36 WEST · d h fl single as the Yankees swept a Phone ...e·4524 series at Anahrtm for the fir st nppe t e rst grand slam of his BARGA IN MATINEES SAT/SUN &HON Nin~ EHS girls career to lead the Red Sox. All SEATS 12 . SO ttme sinrc 1976. New York also Tigers K, Rangers 3 APM ISSI ON EVERY TUESDAY 12 SO qualify for regional completed its 10- game Wes t At JX.trolt, Matt Nokes ripped Coas t road tnp with a sparkling a pai r of home runs 10 drive In MAY 22 thru 28 Nine girls from Eastern High 7-3 mark fRIDI\V thru THURSDAY : klan~>~ fky f ·lilt J!.o,;on H i) at ( hln1Nt1 Tommy John. ihe 44·yea i'·Oid thr ee runs and Lou Whilaket· &hoo l qualified for the regional Majors ~ 1 l.t~n a 1·0),11 p m. , c•r, gave up three runs sla mmed a three-run homer to left·hand \llt"'allkt<t• CNI""""' $- II <~I Mln111os11111 track meet al Musklngum Col· :\,\TIO!'ti,\1, I.E I\(H' F. tft~V INI •n :1- 1), II 03 p m. on e ight hit s In 6 1-.1 innings to power the Tl~rrs . lege, in New Concord . H.v Unill'lf Prt"'~ lnlo•rlllllkmal Wt'dnrsdll,\ ·, 4:um'"' improve to 4-1. He did not walk a Orioles 4. Alhletlcs·a S.t>ullh- Ill :\:1•" \'nrk. nl~t:he Beth Arbaugh, Darlene and \\ I. l'tl (,fl Tt•)l: liJi 11.1 IMrolt, nl~ehl lit Oakli! nd , Calif.. Ken Dixon Sl J.nnh Susan Raum. Theresa Lambert. batler and has yielded jus! eight ~'6 1-i .fi.:U O~tkhand lit Tnronlo, nl~ht Chit llJ.:u ~ti li 61i I wa lks in 4:l 2-3 mnin!(s this pitched .out of a basrs -loadcd, ( ullfornlll.:lt Rllhtmllro•, nl~t:hl lly Mora, Melissa Nutter. Mary l'lll!>hrr:.h ! I !jJ .:i l~ ;; I h •nl11.11d Ill Hi»ilcm, nlrht season. no-out jam In the ninth Inning to \1ontrt •W u u ..:u~ ;; Parker . . layne Rit chie and Bcv Kil.n!<iw; < ll,V 11.1 fhlt•u•o. nl~thl !'tit' l't l nrlt -'4' !'! . ~i'ti a• ! " II was a good wi n for me and hel p Ba lt imore to a four- game Mll" aukt•t• w Mlnrt~•,;otu . m~~:hl Wigal · were the top finishers on Phll,t 111 '!:t m" I~'T E KS ,,TJOS, \ L I.EAlil F. for the ba llclu b.'" .John said. sw<•cp of the Athletics. their team in !he dlslrlct meet " l. Pl'l (,R )'an t ' r11n !G Ill .~91 hlumhu!« IN\ -AI.) :!.l Ill IIIII and thry wil l represcnl their "The II nge Is a rc not a n ea sv fr;:;iiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;~ ( lndnnat l l ~ :J..l ,j '! ·• lftlt'ht'!>l!•r fRa il tl 1': ~l • \llunt u !:! '!'~ :1110 1 team to sweep." in the regionals school 11d!•wah'f (N \'·NI.) Ill 17 .;'i U I 1\uu..tuu !I '!J 111~ (1 1 til 15 ,:;u 1 l'uwtuclu"' !8os) Tim Stoddard. the third New The te~m finished as dlstrirt •~~ \n ~~;••h '!I t:r 1'17 ) !\Vflll'Ust' fTou t J '!I :;!Ill ~I, San l)h•,l\n II .1) '!'1!1 lfi runner-up to Green High School. York pitcher, worked a scoreil'ss Toif'du IDf'tl 00 :!1 . .&IlK i1 • \1tmd;u ·,. Rt ·.. ult ,., ' "alnt• U'ftll II !1 .U! ~ in Franklin Furnace. 2 2-.1 Innings to earn his second I lm lnnatl :1, I hit a~~:o I Rh·hmond i.\11 \ u '!7 .:1-11 11 ~~· " l nrlc ~- s.,n f ' r ,mt(,., u i save. Ca lifornia's ,lack Lazorko. Mnndll~· ·s Kt•!<iulho Further Information will be .' .\t honl:t II , Sl. l.oul:-; ;i Tol1•do fi, Hut·h1 oslt>r l 0-1, making hi s third major· ll•m,hm 7. I 'IU~hur1h l In Tuesday's issue of ava ilable LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS fo lumhu.. I , ·".vrm """ :1 \lnntrt•aJ :1 l,u:oo ,\n.11wh"' I MJ~.Int•llt Rlt·hmond. ppd, r Rin lea[(UP star!. allowrd six run s on Pomeroy's Dally Sentinel l'hlhtth'lphla fi. Sun Dlo•ge I I'11Wh11 kt~ Iii Tidt·v.:utt•r. ppd , ruin AND LIGHT TillUCK TIRES Tut..,.dav·,. (;llmt'!; six hils In clghl·plus inn ings. ,\ tlunla tl"ul11wr 1-t ) 1&1 M l.uu b. 1\Jo.,dny'li (ollmt.,., *ALIGNMENTS *FRONT-END WORK Elsewhere in ihl' Am(' rica n tt'nrMh -4-11 . ; ··1,. p m. ,\ lahtr ul Rlt-h!lltlnd Otlt•a,tto t :O•ilmdl·r~~n .j.. l ) ulllndniUIII Toronto rdgcd &>a ttic League, *BAnERIES •nRE REPAIR Tolt•do ul Rot•ht'litl'f H'U>H r :H), 7, ~5 p.m...., C 'o lumhu ~ 111 Syrllt 'IIN• 6 ·>. Kansas Ci ty eased by Chi· LOCATED: MAIN ST .. RUTLAND. OHIO l'llh·hurl{h mr.tht •k HI ,,, HouMon Pa""l•·ht Ill Tldi>Wilh•r lllur"·Jn 'o!- 11 , K·;J.; p.m cago 6·1, Boston smashed Cleve· OPEN: 8 ·6 MON .-SAT.; 8-8 FRI. "''dnl'Kdu.,\''~ (lantt'!> COLUMBUS I UP II -A pair of l'hlladt lphla 1Hawh•)' } 'll :1.1 San IJh 1{11 MaiAt• 111 I U~hm11nd land 10-6, Detroit downed Texas PH . 742-3088 (,l.,n, ... I~ 11. 10:13 p.m. Ohio Sires Stakes records and a n 1h •do UIICG1 hl~t• r Muntrt•al {S!• hru 2• 11 11 1 l..u~ '' "K''''"' and Ballimorc nipped Oak8-5 Master Card· and Vloa Welcome ('oluu•hu~ at Svrtlt1UII ' lrark record were broken In two t i'Pna ~ -11 . Ul: ,J,i p.m. P11 ~ot 1111 kt<t 111 Tid•~ all•r land 4<l. ~.... 'rf'lrk t .\!l::ulh•ra I :l t 111 San divisions of th e $26,500 OSS series I' r:uwl ~• n II II)" "" :J-:!1. 10 , :11 11.m. Transactions for 4-and 5-year-old trollers al "t' llni'Sdllo,\ ' ~ fiamt"' :\'t•M \'nrk 111 SUn t' rant ·bt·n Scioto Downs Monday. HUM•huJJ I hit ~~~u 111 l'lnt·lnnall , nltrh4 ,\tlunt a - .\HI\'!Ih•d pllth1•r l)uylr Overcomer, winner of the 1'111-;hu rl{h ul " ott ..lnn nl~~:hl ,\lt•Aandt•r . Mul'llrt•al tU lo!h.\ n~~:t•lt • ., , nlt:hl seventh-rare division , wa s timed l 'uiUnr"'u - Optkut~• d pht •htor l:rhan•• l'ltlluddphla ul Sun IU''It''· nl~~:hl I.MI{o to t :dmnnton of lf11• Pudflt• ('ow; L In 1:57, a new slakes and Scioto ,UI EKU ,\:\' I. Jo~ ,\01 t: l..t'Ul\H' 1,\ ,\ ,\): punha...1•d tunlnulul record for 4-year-old !rollers. 1 lllt ht'f l111 k Flmph• lrnm F.dmol'll•n " t l'tl . ( j ft Mllwuultt't' - ,\dhllll'tllhlrd hllf;l mlln The old track record of I: 58, set ~t·ll \ 'nrli !I I ~ lil9 l'll&ll ."''ulltur from lltt • l ~dllY dh11ahlt•d l~t Tt>rnnlu t:i 17 ,)!JJ :1 r by Speedy Crown, had stood Wid !<14'11( pltt'I'M' Paul Mlruht •ll11 lu Mllll:l ll li.o • '! '! 17 .:\61 1 ~ llo•n\' l'f nf II•• .\nwrh•llll ,\ ,.fi.OI •I!Iflon since 1972. Rul!lmnr '!-! .,, ."i.U :. l)j•trult !I ! 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She ill tends th e Hem· loc k Grove Chri stian Church . King Is thP son of Mr . a nd Mrs. l.Joyd King, 41246 Kingsbury Road, Pom Proy, and plans to co ntinue his r du ril tion at Ohio Univc:rsit y in the medical field . He has hec·n a member ol' the varsi l y. !ra ck four varsi ty fool ball learn, va r sity yPar·s. ShP was on the quiz tea m for a Y<' lil '. Swartz Is th~· recipie nt of th e OhiO. Unlverstty Cutler F'rPshman Scholars hip . was a Cirls' Sta t<' ul lt·r nutc• a nd was a fir st tram se lectio n for all TVC in liaskrlball and trac k. Sinclair Is the claugh tN of Mr. anti Mrs. Paul Si nclair. Ho ul e I. Shad<• and plan s to att end Ohio Unlvc·rs ity where she will major business;Hiministratlon. Sho ha s IJ<'(•n a mrmlrt>r of lhP Tf'rnage bskC' tball team. stud ent co uncil. Fellowship of Ch ri sti an Ath letes , Varsil y" M",a nd thP Mf'lgs High National Honor Soc iety. He was winner of the Danfor th Founda· lion /\ward, is an Academir All America n, and was selec ted to the fir st. tea m, al l TVC, in footbal l. He wa s an a lt ernate Hoys· Stat e delega te. l' ullums is the so n or Tcrrv C'ullums, .1~22 0 Homloek Grove Hoad. Hemlork Grovo, and Ca· !Pam for HatTiso nvl ll r Flrr• ' Decoration s Departm~nt. W<'I'P ln pink an(! \V,hil c. Gamr ~ Wt"\rc· pl ayed with j)l'l izrs going to Fa.n~ Wiliam ~. L(~a llrc•vik, and Tina Smith. \0lh 11f'rlh;,t l-lawlP.v wi nn ing lllC' door priz(\ ending wrt'f' J\lm .Junl,s .. lunP Yost. Tina Cn•r•n, Kim Hoir·o mb. ,tanct licnl lnc. Hertha ltawic·>·· Sherrv 13rooks. 1\athlrcn Man· lflv. Gc nC'va Wlst• . Kttthrrin(• Wr;t ver . Pat rir·l a E . William,, .I<.'Ss lc;t .J;nnl'~ · . Conslann· l. .v n n Willi am s. i" ayt• 1\' illiam ,, Chrlstv WiiiiOJms , Mar ga rrt .ioh nsc;n, Etl<'ll .Jo hnson. F:c.lil h C'l:u·k, l'hvllis C'liirk, Tabllha Clurk. Jn'·n r 1'-Pnn Pd~·. Tina Smith . lllana Sll'k. T;t llliTI)' Sp;J· r·Jes. 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Grttn. lrown. 1/(1(• ond Gtoy Appto•ifMittly 100 tqt,~~rtt Ulfrtntly In ntd. I -- ' - - .... r..-.o•~ Ptr ShHI BAUM LUMBER C OHIO \ More than 300 alumni and guests .attended the 58th annual Rutland Alumni Association bpn· . quet held Saturday night at the Rutland Civic Center. Highlights of the evening In· eluded the recognition of reunion classes, the oldest female graduate, Thelma Barton Campbell, class of 1921, and the oldest male graduate, Harry Plummer, elass of 1926, who were ' presented flowers by Floral Bouquet, and the awarding of two scholarships, a first for the Rutland Alumni Association . The scholarships were presented to Kristina Gail Haynes, daughter .of Larry and Paula •J;iaynes, Rutland, with an accum. ulated grade point average of 3.878, and Marty L. Cilne, son of Jerry and Phyllis Cline, with an accumulated grade point aver.age of 3. 961. . Both students graduated from 'Meigs High School Sunday and plan to a tend Ohio University this fall. Suzy Carpenter announced the winner after which a collec· lion of $838.4$ was taken for the scholarship fund . . Joan Snowden May discussed the scholarship plan noting that any child whose parents or ,grandparents graduated from ·Rutland High School Is eligible to 'apply. On the standing scholar· ·snip committee are Ms. Carpen· •ter. James Thomas, and Joan .Montgomery Corder, who will sit 'with the president each year to ·make the selections. · Mrs. Snowden gave a welcome to the alumni with Robert Smith .presenting devotions. Reports were given by Marie Little Birchfield, secretary, and Opal Dyer, treas)lrer. Officers for 1988 were elected and include Robert Smith, class of 1938. Linda Haley, class of 1960, vice president; Carolyn McKnight Dailey, class of 1965, secretary, and Charlotte Harrl· son Harper, class of 1958, · treasurer. Lamps donated by the Rutland Furniture Store went to the first two graduates making reserva· lions for the banquet, Charles M. Haley and Thomas Brewer. Door prizes were also awarded . Carol Pierce, of the 40th reunion class, and Irene Acre Graves of the 50th reunion class, reminisced about days at Ru· lland High School for the alumni, and Martha Bolton Agler, class of 1928, author of the Rutland High School school song and poem, talked briefly. The Shady River Shufflers performed between the meeti ng and the dance, music for which was provided by Margaret Reger and Out of Reach. Returning Alumni Out-of-county alumni return· lng for tlie annual reunion were Harry Plummer , Carroll, 1926; Dorothy West, Raymond Chap· man, Sliver Springs, Md., 1927; Lurene Kennedy, Galena, Mar· tha Agler, Columbus, 1928; Dwight Brown. St. Albans, W.Va. , 1931; Woodrow Wilcox, Sandusky, June , Hysell, Grove City, 1932. . Kahle Vance, Waverly , 1933; Charles Bowen, Reslngsun , Elea · nor Williamson, Circleville, and William and Anne Beckel , Co· lumbus, 1935; Arnold Riggs, Heath Church·conducts · mother, daughter dinner . MARTY L, CLINE Scholarship winner ........ ~ ... lnsulatfl ogimt lttot ..... rvtt Ot cerr.. lithf wtifht ....... ....,... t"- MINI 6.4 oz. i... '" NIW rHfiot " "'"""' • KRISTINA G. HAYNES Scholarship winner ..' ::. Social Securtiy . ' •. discussed several Items. It was reported that printing ca n be done at Ho'cklng Technical School for a small fee and she also game the named of a good speaker fo r future events. The archives of Ohio University will be open during the summer months, Schmacher reported. She also outlined her research tour to Washington, D. C.. whtch John \I. Grubb, \i.D. will leave Athens on Aug. 2. · Discussion was held on setting a meeting date and Mike Trowbridge was named to update the bylaws. A discussion was held on esta blishing first families of Meigs Cou nt y. President Werry spo ke on the possibilit y of ge tting space at the Meigs Co unt y Fair In co njun ction with the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society. The group also purchased a copy of the new Athens County Hi story Book . Lloyd Blackwood won the door prize and Florence Smith presented a talk on tombstone epitaphs. The program for ' the Sep· tember meeting will be on "What 1 Found This Summer" with all members to participate. OB/GYN Physician Caring ''< ' For Women i Suite 117 Pleasant VaUey \ledl~al OHice Don't be taken in by scams < :· By L<iu Horvath Field Representative ; I don't like to bring this up :again, built's necessary to do so. •We've seen an lncr~ase In actlv· lty In the area frdm those con :artists claiming they're from Social Security or Medicare ;lrylng to sell some Insurance ;product or service. Don't be .taken In by these scams. ; · First, remember that your 'Social Security office provides : ~ervlce and Information at no :charge to you. We do not call :ileop!e on the telephone to set ~ppolntment to sell you anything. ;we do not send anyone outdoor to ·door selling Insurances and lnsu· : ~ance . supplements. Any legltl· :mate Social Security representa· •five will have Identification :verifying who he or she Is. ;: Let's take a look at the scams ~nd how they operate. One type 'bel(lns with a telephone call asking If the person Is aware that ·Medicare doesn' I pay for every 'medical expense and then at· 'tempts to arrange an appointment with a Medicare "counselor". This person then pitches an Insurance that Is . simply not -worth the money . Recently, :ponce arrested a man for this type of scam In Gallipolis . · Another telephone scam uses a computerized taped message .which paints a picture of doom Pomeroy UMW ~as meeting The annual mother·daughter banquet of the United Methodist t hurch held recently at the pi!urch Included the recognition Qf seven women over eighty years of age as well as other ;ritot hers . Ada Waarher was the oldest mother, Sherrl Williamson the youngest mother, Janet William· -!iOn, the youngest grndmother, Helen Fisher, the mother with the most family present. Each -'b'as presented a hanging basket for the person's future If Social Security were to suddenly to go broke (and all the banks fall) , The message requests the answerer's name, address, and Social Security number If he or she. Is Interested In further Information. The "Information" Is a call·back from a salesperson selling either some inv!'stment package or Insurance. We need to emphasize at this point that established, reputable Insurance companies and agents do not use these tactics. Call your own Insurance agent If you need Information on Insurance cover· age. Call your Social Security office If someone posing as a Social Security representative tries to sell you a policy. Above all , do not let these people Into your house. A recent variation of the theme Is the telephone lobbying effort that offers to send a package of Information on what is happen· Jng In Washington that "threat· ens" the person's Social Security benefits. If you bile on this you'll get some Information , a ll right. Each person received 'aprogram. crocheted Bible marker made ~~d~::nlt~ughan and Jackie You gel a series of solicitations for donations to keep th~ effort I(Oing. More than likely, though , what Is kept going Is the effort to get more donations. So don't pay for things that are free such as Social Security cards and Information about Social Security. All you need to do Is call ·your Social Security office at 472·0903 Monday through Friday from 8: 45·4: 30. Call For An Appointment • 675-3400 50°/o NAPA's Fernwood Garden meets New officers were elected at the Tuesday night meeting of the Fernwood Ga rden Club held at the home of Mrs . He le n Eblin . Elected were Suzanne Warner, president; Marjorie Purtell, first vice president; Thelma Giles, second vice president; Wllovene Bailey , secretary; and Helen Eblin, treasurer. Ida Murphy presided with Evelyn Thoma giving devotions from Psalms 96 and '97. For roll call members displayed arrangements of wild flowers telling what kinds were used . Thelma Giles had an article stating that Ladybird Johnson was instrumental in the planting cupcake with a candle and following the dinner guests moved to their birthday symbol with each birthday group pres· entl n g some form of entertainment. Recognized and given flowers were Frances Wilson, the oldest mother; Dorothy Wells. the mother with the most daughters; Pat Philson, the youngest grand· mother; Stephanie Alexander, the mo.ther with the youngest daughter. a nd Helen Miller. the mother farthest away from her bir thplace. Betty Fultz was mistress of ceremo nies and the Rev. So nny Zuniga hhad the Invocation. Friendly Circle makeJ plan.r for organized prayer program ·Miegs Genealogical Society holds meeting ' Dorothy Downie, Pauline • 'ltoush, and Virginia Hoyt will ~t the June 9 meeting, with Ruth Moore to be the leader. '"' "' ••••• lllltll . ., tt ...... Recognition of mothers was a feature of the mother·duughtrr banquet held recently at the Middleport Heath United Metho· dlsi Church , Approximately 60 attended the the affair with the program being handled by Twlla Childs and Donna Jenkins. United Metho· dlst d Women were hostesses for the dinner whkh was served by the men of the church. The dining room was · deco· rated with pastel colored bal· loons and streamers, and the theme was 'A Birthday Celebration ." Flowers and sy mbols representing eac h month of the year were used for table dcc01.·a· lions. At each placr setting was a ' Roseville. Evelyn White, Circle· Springfield, and Norman Hysell. ville. 19:16; Mary Ekholm. Impe- . Grand Chain, lll, 1951; Mary rial Beach, Ca. , Andrew Barton, Woodrum, Enon, 1952; Loretta Carroll. Bury I White, Circleville, Hoffman. Charleston, W.Va. ; Samuel Russell, Urbana, Elea· Jeana Dyke, Fairborn, 1955; A program of orga nized prayer friendship. A review of Mav's nor Newlson, Marion; Mildred Fred Morris, St. Louisville; Bill was planned for Co ngregatlna l fl ower moon from "The 12 Moons Williams , Akron, Thelma Riggs, Scragg, Parkersburg, W.Va. , Chr istian Churc h missio ns and of the Year" by Hal Borland, was Roseville. and Max Ward, Boyn- 1957; Danny Halliday, Lebonan, mission workers listed on the given by Maye Mora. Christia n ton Beach, Fla., I937 . 1958. mission prayer calendar at the living was the devollonal !heme Mary Russell, Urbana, Bur,nle Dee Easter. Galena, Cecil May meeting of Friendly Circle, and was presented In scripture, Knapp, Springfield, 1939; Evelyn Nelson, Wes t Ches ter, 19>9; John Trinity Chu rch. prose. and PQ('try, review ing the and Robert HIll, Dayton; 194{); Brogan, Hurricane, W.V a.. 1960; A com mittee to serve a June disciplines and attributes of the James Lanning, Fairborn, Rl· Dean Will, Columbu s, 1961 ; wedding reception was named everyday Christian life. · chard Canaday, Orient, James Karen Gregory, Las Vegas. and an Ice cre m social was Elizabeth F lck gave theoffera· Hewitt, Columbus. and Kenneth Nev ., bottle Stewart. Glendale, planned for June 19. Reports on tory pt·ayer. Jessie lllss sa ng Brown, Fort Myers , Fla., 1942; Arizona; Anna Null. Grove City; the ill were made and It was Psalm J18, 24 th verse, "This Is Vernon Alvis, Woodlands, Texas, Martha Wess, Columbus, Paul noted that William Kennedy and th e Day" and a prayer circle 1943; Betty Phillips, Tempe, Pierce, Mason. W.Va .. and San · Freda Mitch are patients at closed the meeting. Arizona, 1944; Daniel Dawson, dra Harris, Fort Lauderda le, Vetera ns Memorial Hospital, Evelyn Strauss with Pauline Nitro, IV. Va.; Betty Hill, West Fla .. 1962. and that Genevieve Meinhart hus Mayer assis tin g, served a salad New ton, Ind.; Charles and Bobby Pope, Newark, 191\3; been moved to the ex tended care course to 13 members. Contrlbut· Evelyn Haley, Glendal e, IV . Va.; Rosemary Pope, Newark, 19frl; unit of th e hospita l. lng hos tess was Carrie Kennedy . Earle Nelson. Mansfield, Merle Darrell Smith, Bucyrus, Ronnie Allee Globokar opened the Favors were pencils. Johnson, Dallas, Texas, 1947. Taylor, Grafton. 1965; Karen ,..::m::ee::t~ln~g~_:w~lt~h_:a~~~~~o~n--------~--­ Dana Barton, Vermillion; Floyd, Henderson, Ky, and 1948; John Dyke, Fairborn, Janet Kathy Schultz. Columbus, 1967. Jones, Dublin, Thomas Brewer. of wild flowers for the beautiftca lion of America. She recently gave $125.000 and 60 acres of land near Austin , Texas to continue this practice. Marjorie Purtell s howed Oi\GC slides on wild flowers found In Ohio. ln conj unction with the bicentennial of the U. S. Constitution, the cl ub will make a red, white and blue planting of flowers at the Wolf Pen sign. The club enjoued a silent auction of garden related Items under the chairma nship of Mrs. Warner. Next meeting will be at the Warner home with the program on garden Insects "To Kill or Not to Kill. " Now through June 21, you can get big savings when you use NAPA parts for automotive engine overhauls. Adv . Homes For Sale By Government Repossessed Homes From Gov't from $1 plus repam/tal!cs. Nationwide! FHA, VA, HUD, more ·· Assumable properties available without credi t check. Available by U.S. Public Law 93-383. Also taX propenies. Phone for information 216453-3000, E~t. H9868 A WADE MD In( VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL $989 IDIAI fOR RISIDENnll, AQICUITUR! & COMMUCilllPPIKAnONS ·Rutland Alumni holds annual banquet J.QHN The Llrtlhu Roohn1 NOW The of begonias, while those over 80 I~=========================irl ·received carnations. · Fifty members and guests JVere served at the earty·ln • 1 • • • . dinner fallowing a greeting by Martha Hoover, president. Allee Wamsley and Evelyn Clark had charge of the devotions and OUR IEGUUI $4.69 Reg. 5.10.99 1987 ;. ·Queries pertaining to the sur· .names of Whitney, Cart(\orlght, ;Rpse , Stone, Parsons, Wright, ,lllane and Hoyt were read by .Keith Ashley when the Meigs Genealogical Society met at the Meigs Museum on May 17 with "Karen Werry, pre sident, 'presiding. •. Beverly Schmacher, district ylce president of the OhioGenea· )oglcal Society, was present and and SKI SUITAI LOTIOISs,..,DR OILS sru • TO THE OBSTETRICS/GYNEC.OLOGY DEPARTMENT OF Thf'1'4', "llllh mw Jlt 't fr·t·t ridt t t'oU~ m ,Hl U1 • is nu r (~O( l .11 .. >\ I' NOW was a DR. MONTRIE CHAKSUPA h.lt't' I.J il ll l •'' It'll BRAKE SERVICE Sale 'Prices Good Thru May list, 1917. We Reserre The Right To Ad. ~ ~Care WELCOMES Sl, Il l I IIIII'" 11'1' l'l'llkl l l' Tht • lh t'"ll l l• lhl ' l llli 'Tl Pomeroy, Oh. SAVIIIiS HEADQUARTERS Poet's corner " Unn ' l t 'rllldl.t'" 72 Month Warranty WKIMH \\'hiP. Brtty Hawlf•.v·. Angrla Griffith, Sis and Donn :t . Kemp Ha wlr)·. Kim , Rotx•r l J lld .lu ll('. Hostrsses Wrt'P Sue Sea rles, llrrtha Haw ley. unci faye Stein· me1 1. . Patricia Williams assis ted with thr decora ting. 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She has bce.n a mrmbcr of the Meigs Htgh School ~· h ~ ptcr of lhr Nationa l Uon or Soctety for three years, has srtwd on stude nt council fo r four yea rs and was stuck nt council president and class vic·e prPs ldrnt her junior yf•ar . Shf' has b;en a member of the marel11ng, concNI and pep bands (or two yea rs. th e vol ley ba ll t:eam for two yea rs. the basket· ball l<·am for four years and I he !r" Alignment Tuesday, EAR, NOSE &THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE HAVE NEARINS AID$" CAll (614) 992 • 2104 1244 Here's just a sample: Llat Price Chevrolet 350 1967- 1979 #219-7 $124.24 Ford 351 -W 1977 - 1963 #674-7 $152.32 Sale Price $62.12 $76.16 Atypical NAPA engine kit consists a! ring set, main bearing set, rod bearing set and gasket set. Many other combinations are available for either American or import cars. NAPA parts mean assured dependability. And you 'll get the added benefit ol NAPA know·howprofesslonalexpertise that always saves you lime and money. 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" THE MOTOR PARTS CO• 157 Walnut St. Middleport, OH 182 Third Ave. GaiHpolis, OH 122-2131 448-2982 •• All the rigl)t wts in: all the nght places:·; t.ol':lllt :-la1~ """c'""'"~ J'an t A.~\41Cia!nl �IPage- 6- The Daily Sentinel ) ·owE honors employees, Tuesday, May 26, 1987 ·: employers at annual breakfast The Occupati onal Work Expo rlence Clas< or MPlgS High ; Sch oo l h ~ ld thei r ~ 11nual Employee Employer App rccla lion B reak f as t at PIP ascrs Restaurant The student s prese nt ed CPrlifl ' cates to thei r r mployPrs Jo show ;; their appreciat ion for ,!ll ow Jn g · them to br•a par t nf l hf'ir hu sJnP" es ta bli shm en ts Th r studr·nl ' were .:~hiP not onl y lo rna k1· money and ear n r rPd JI, hul Jhr•y also ga ined knowlrdgP and r·,pr· rlrnce In thf' hu sl nPs s wnr ld E:mpl ovrrs th at at tended wen'' Bill Hap tonst all , Sears: Bob M cC lure, M cClure's Da1ry I sir; Drnm s Saelens, Dair y Val · h·y Charles Kilchr•n, Datry Qur rn 11raZ]{•r; Dr . Harol d Bruwn , 0 D S , Pau la Swi sher , Pi na !lui , .lim Htll Pleaser's ft<· sl.l UTunt , Non<.~ Nelso n, Smith 1\ r•l srm M ot or s, Darien<' C !IJVP S, Swr('t s & Eats , Bna n nur kf'tl(:jmf r , P omproy Sundry Stun•, Michael Scot I, F'l sht•r Bi g \~ho I' I Spc'l ldl gurst s a !l r ncling Wrt£' .J.:Jmc• s Ci.l !pf'nlc' r , A~sls l a n t Su - r Sun exposure and skin cancer (luestlon · l' vf' hP.Hd lh t~l /\hnu1 2 ~1 .000 nr w r·ases of m!'lt.~nom :• the mos t d r>ad lv typr ol sk1n ca n( ('I , W(lrf'di,Jgnosr d in l li~h Olti(' f skin ca ne N il suc h as bd si.ll fJV I ' r ex p o~u rf' to 01 0 sun cMl tcl U:-.f• sk in ca ncc• r . hu t I o n ~} UP! n mild ··sunbu r n whPn I Sld V IJU ! s n l {' too long I 'm nut ,11 ri sk lor sk tn cancer , am I " Answer: To l h~· l fJn tJ ; n y, jJr'r' ~ pie who gPI . 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Oll ltt Ill !\Ill dint gc•ts flt •qu .. nl11'1j UPs t" to r· ndtllst products . hut i\1 1 lllu .., hr• p Fd Wlll d M C'C' il rl h,\' \,., ( It'd .111' ·' Il l 11 clt.r l" so u \1'11 11 s to dl scuu1 .1 gfo ('Om m('t 1/l, ll lz atnn nl tlw ' 'is ir " W<' woulcl Ilk( · to IH• .thl l' 1!1 s top .rll !I ns," Mun s J ~ nnt .l u clt 0 D o llf 'J '' s t~td " Bul "' 1 ~·. dt/t ' thls I~ .t flt 't' t OU III I \ olllcl IJI'npll' llii VI' .r II~ h i tO f t ( 1( ' t'll lt't pt!St • WP onl\ hnpt· lll .rt peo plt' wtl l h , l\ '1' SOI11l' t n lhf' lf' !lt 'P , ti )O UI • . wht~1 lht' \ s t II · . lo hn C r ,l\ ol F01 1 l .I Ufl flnla lto s aid hi' f lt •l'l tnt •d In lll .t l 1\ t'l " I 'll pt Pt~ t t v 1\ninwl " T ... l!tt ts ' tw 'c t-~us;, the ·' m1g ht hi' clrcnwtl o ffPII Sl\ (' ' 1m! llt • Is ~ !'lhn g " Popit· Bt'. t rs - tl'(lcl\ IH•.tr , adonu•d \\ ill1 p.tp.tl rnllt 'l' " r tl.lt l fls l .. rntp k1 11 1.., lt \111 )..: In rlncl .1 CO tn J)~Ifl \ 111 (' IC's , lll.lkt · Pnpt' " l an let • ttt '.ltl\ nn, t ll\ sc·uip lt •d in !111• lrkl•n t '" " n l lniHt P &l UI' s hf'.Hl \ :-.t mll. tl Jll lld twt "'o ld \\'t• l l <lllllii J.! II H· p np t' " 1q 7q \'IS iii Othl' l 111lt t•d St. t l f '<., lit• s at(/ A «t lndll'opt' lo l tnl'o~trl 1,1\\n sprlnk iPr so ld ill' Hoi k' l < I •' ho>ll i.lllCI P.tl t' 1 t c~h . 111 o l l ll ·tt l)it , .., p.lln trd '~!Ill tht • popt•.., hkt•n t' " ·,1n<l tw in spnnk lt'l " t ' ~lt·t HI !torn the· pd lrll ol t'.H'Il out stlrtrlh 'd hand Tht '\ .JI..,It lt.l\ t ' "Pt tnk lt'l" wUh t h r l nM g 4 ~o.n l l h tsPit'" '~' ' · Pr<'s'idl'n t Ht'.lg: tn .1nt1 t'\ .tll J..! t list ~ .li m .tncl l.tnHll\ I Jo~kl\t •t Tlw pope• \\ill hP g llt hts \ h1t St· p t ltl t n Mta111 1 11.1\t ' lnt g l t1 Co lu mh t,l, S l' !\' l'H 01 lc ' an ~. SL111 AII I OIII t), l' ht Jt•n h , l.u.., .\11 gl'lrs: M t\llft 'lt '\ l ',lltf. F rmtcisl'n , .11111 I )• I t'Oii , S.111 Oniuu~ dun ' t iiPIPr Uurt·n lilt' ilru J.t d!l g 1·',\LFUH HJ ,\ S, l't' X,JS il' l'l l - !\ truc·kltJ.Ifl of [ll ll\III S rou ld no r k0cp Barco tht •<lrug .., ntlf111g do~ · from frr r«' l lll J.! out .1 hidrl<' n 's tupm{'nl o f t't u i.l111t' .111d rn.1n · juana with nn .\s tnn .rt 1·d s tll'( ' f V<llut• of $22 mtll lon .. 111 nfflel.il said. ,Jack Vi ckery, " " "'·"'I l !or der Patt ol r ht ef. satd <1 n I X whee l tr·urk wa s srmched ;~ bout IL \0 a.m . Monday aJ tht' F.lifurrias checkpo int The sus(X'<'t' s numt' W\IS \\' tlh held pending his al'l"cllgnhw nt. Vickery said l ,!in pounds of marijuan a and tiR!l pouncb of cocai ne, wllh an estinht JNI st1rrt • value of $22 milli on, 1\'Pl'P hlddr n benealh a r elr lgeJ.Jtrd 11uekloa d ol onions. VIckery satd Ba rro .tnd ot liN n1dd 1 dp d.t ,\ n.1m m g m,uwof tlw Jnf.tnl lil rw.. ,tll !'t dtl t·lr nwnt and l! s , 11 Dinll ' v.(•tg ht tnduc!ing 1\r \pion ~.q ' II .., "I mph .1 ( .11 .tl og mg lt>rh · ~ai d , dt' ('lmln g t o I 'ttl f ' I UI' Ihr 1 llU Silli'SS ('S 11 1(] 11! ' t 'Oilltlll 'lll WI' IC'.t lh on h1s Ill'\.\ ' tl o nt C': ll'l' v.hdl sn mt 'IXHI\' \o\rlnl s to l'~li l ,1 <'O I'J>O· r.rlt on " " long ciS thl' n.1mr is n ' t .t ll r .td ,\ t.tl.; r•n " .,,I Jd Sertr!ar\' ot Stdll\ .l,t ml•s I Jo ug l.ls · Not th,li Jh.11' , ,J probll'm herr " ( OU !Itlt' \ ~ P(' fl l .t l )(':lS I $;1 htYi ftH hi s rom p.uw n.tmmg binJZ P. g l\l'n tlu· rnlnil num $ .~:~ " 1:t lr frc IOI tt l IIH'O rpOi aiJOn ' It'" 111n unu su dl fo r pn haps a ll .J Hdl ul uf co 1pn t.1fions to be• lot mt•<l tw tlw ".tnw o rgLtmz.l tlon <, IJllUit dllNlUS]\ u. tl IHII liH b UllU S· Poug l ~l " ~ .ttrl lh•ptil• •, go tnt nlh•J,:"t' 1'(1HTL,\ N D Otr• t UP i o s tw1 m.tn, t~ .HXl pouncl tor to is (', ! lann.t thr f)\ l hnn il nd n1hPI' ,., t'. JliJJr's fr om li. Jr f' s Re ptll r II OIIJI spent Jltr MPmOI 1,11 Da1 "<'4'1\t •rtrl tn toii{'JH' bf'('H USP of a IJ IO\\ tl IH\ ld gas kPI voung~t rr at only 7ti \1 '," " uf <tg t'. PndNI up tn lhC' nu•n ~ silt)\\ r r rnnrn d1 Warm•r P .H'tlll ('o liPgr. wtu\{' HanthiWt~s s h H•·tl 111 .1 l tunk m tlw men' s mo m Tur !If's f1 o rn H.u l 's Rrp· S!w1rnan . I a l i lr· l\'01 ld In C.J nb1 .i iSO II<'rP 1\ t•pt mrt niJ,:: hl 111 fht' "' hO\\C'I' Tlw 1r ptl lr< liP ! r sup posed to mdk(' .1round 11 tp from C mb.\' to lht · 1 t tllPgP f o t th£' srhool's IJoiJ d,l\ f.'nmt lv f'r st Yo un ~s t C'rs " 011Ill br .II lowed to 'nctr Shr r m.tn .md to pet llann,l But thr \ t>htc li• usf'cl to tt dns p o r t lh C' m J Jack McDonald , 17310 Crockltn's Turning Road , Marysville, Ohio, 43040 S( IIOLAitSHIP IIONOREES Pr ese nted -r·holarshlps during Friday's awards as srmhly at M••lg,; lligh St'lrool wen•, Jell ln right, Dian,, \\'llllam., on, lht· Mcig' Lot'al Tt•.t< hrrs A.. ocia- linn St hol ar~tup ; ,Jt_·~ se Howard und Susan ,\rnold, ,tudcnl coundl st•holarship'; and .Ju~i Mt•cs, the Meigs High Schoo l Faculty sdrolarship. Joseph McDonald, 798 Younkin. Parkway No , Co· tumbus, OhiO 43207 You are hereby notified that the Inventory and Ap praisement of the estate of the aforementioned. de · ceased , late of satd County, were filed in this Court. Satd Inventory and Appra•sement w1ll be for heanng before this Court on the 9th day of 11 Now IS :ne ume for g+r-r-ear bUYS tn tne ClOSS I( ltGS HELP WANTED SALES PERSONNEL HARDWARE & BUILDING MATERIAL MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE VALLEY LUMBER CALL 992-6611 J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service serun ty to you r vara t1on plan s ts easy and gives vou pC'a ce or mind when vou traw•l, says a n Ohio Stair Unl\ersit y CXJen slon ' sprc•alist Jop Don nrr mcvrr. a sprcial1st 1n homP and rarm st?rurt l v , 0 rgan s Mobile service Electronic ad vlst,s traveiC'rs to slart \-\' llh n•sidcn cra ts mm r v ulnf'rab lc to rn mc. He r rommcnd s two bas1c p1mctplcs. F i rst he says, crea te sig ns of life by usin g aut om atic light t im cr s. mrxpcnsJve d cv tres 10 Ju rn l ights on and off, and set I hPm th roughout I he house so 11 w tll appeal thai vou 01 your fdmt ly <~rc st1 1J there. The second p1 in etple is toa votd stgns ol no IIIP. Mak C' a~tange ­ mpnf s fo1 mail, news paper and other dcltvr nes to be plrkrd up bv a trusted netghbor 01 fl icnd , he says. Ha vp this person keep a watchfu l eye on yuu 1 home and p1 opcrt y Tell lhrm where vou can bfo rr.lched tn an C' mr rgr~ rv. OJ her sugges t ions he of!PJs -Reduce the vol ume of your triPp hone bell to rPducr 1h<' numtx:r of people that hC'a r thC' un,m swered rlng1ng -Allow neighbors to park their cars In your driveway . A parkccl r ar In a driveway m akC's 11 appear someone Is at home -Arra nge lor grass loberul or snow shove led. dC'pend ing on the SC"ason -II vou varat 1on by ca1, kee p su Jtca sPs and pac ka ges 1n l hC' ll'unk Never place them on th e back or front seals where thcv ca n be .st·en. Be aware th 3t cr imin als look fo r renta l car s or those with out·Of·state license plates - Wh C'n you leave your horrl or motel room , keep the televtsion on a 24 -hour news channel or a channel with ta lk shows . KePp the sound at a moderate leveL From the hallway, It will sound llkr conve1 sdl ton , deter r ing any burglar -Car ry a purse with lhe strap on the shoulder and a hand around t he purse's sldeot bottom to hinder a purse- sna tc her -Keep you1 wallet In your fron t pocket A comb in the wai iC't's inside folds makes It cvrn mote difficult for the pick pocket. Place the comb so the teeth stlrk out - the comb 's teeth will catch on the pocket II someone tries to lilt your wallet. Any person des1ring to file exceptions thereto must f1le them at lealt f1ve days prior to the date set for heanng Given under my hand and seal of said Court , this 13th dey of May, 1987 Ruben E Buck. Judge By lena K. Nesselroad Deputy Clerk 151 19, 26, 2tc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF LEONA KOHL Case No, 25413 Offers w1ll be received at the office of Bernard V Fultz, 111 % West Second Street. Pomeroy, Ohm unt•l Thursday, May 28, 1987 at 10.00 A M for the purchase of the following personal property of Leona Kohl deceased. to·w•t · A 1974 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Offers may be made at the time of the sale The Administratrht re· serves the rtght to retect any and all bids Freddte Houdashelt . Admtnistratrrx of the Estate of Leona Kohl. Deceased 15) 22, 26, 27, 3tc Public Notice On May 6, 1987. 1n the Metgs County Probate Court, Case No. 25617 Jack M. Hawley, 287 Coal Middleport. OUTSTt\NIHNG SE!'\ IO!tS - llnnnrt•d '" the outstanding s4 • nior~ of the• Mdgs lltgh ( '14L!<i s of 19Ki in an aw . trd~ as~emhly Friday al 1111' s, hnol """' E rin Andt•rson and Phillip King , 1\ndt'rson, l'l;ass \',tlt•didnrian, wa~ al"'o awurdNI a .'id10I.arship from lhr• Ohio Ru .!fd of l(t•grnts, 614-843-5248 Ohio 45760. was appomted Exec· utor of the estate of M1ldred E Hawley, deceased, late of 160 North 4th Avenue. Moddteport, Ohoo 45760 Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge lena K Nesselroad, Clerk 16111 , 18 25, 31c MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESJEI, OHIO . •ROOFING •SIOING •WINDOW REPLACE · MENT •REMODELING & ROOM AODITIONS •GARAGES & POLE BUILDINGS Phone Day or Ennings 985-4141 REASONABlE • RELIABlE 8-20-'86 lin lh II'> " II hill 11H I Ill tl' rill I fl) II' Wllll '- d\1 '" 1\UJ 'lnUh !h• 1h1 IMlh ~ It [ ._Ill !.11 1 d' rill' I 11 "01 11 1 rl' f'tt f' ~ ~ ~~~to j.!lf1\\ Wtto knro" " 11h1 H ' tllrtw l ltr I nr d' l'tu • I 111 d' W h" m wit BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES E, Mlil1-lilli LONE WOLF BAND Who m . r k.1 ·~ th t• 1 t in HI • r-. th \1 l hr Jlmlf 'h 1 hr •tr tw lUI\ l.!h t \\ h ro~tl r , t tl rrt •.tlUII~ h rr ilhlt • IP.r Th o ! " rd' 1 hr • l 111II ' POMEROY,O. 992·2259 FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 29 & 30 LISTING - OUT OF IOWN- Everyone tom the country and th1s 11 your ch an ce to live th ere' Ntce 3 bdrmt ra~ l er w1th new carpet mlivmg room , cethng lans1n liVIn g room and ~lich en , I bath w•th washer and dryer Newer front porch to SJI on and waste those summe• evemn gs away m th1s pea celul country setlmg Also has many other mce leatures 1ncludmg a wet bar, satellite dtsh, lots ol cabtnet space. 2 bay wmdows 1n dmmg area and ma stec bedroom range 1s also mcluded All electn c Cali toe your appomtment today ONLY $14,500 (,r id fl U! ( I I I 1< '1 Hr 1 , 1 ~ lh• ~t ql Thr I ru d' Th1• I •II d Our I rm l flt~~ ! nrd Cr r• ll l'f l ill l'ht • hl j.! .IIH I "m.!ll ll r lll\f'" U"\1' 11 mudt 11 '- l l rt • Yt ''- hr• In\ I'" 1nu ,rnd l i t• lm p., mr Thl' I nr d' T1w lr Hf l' Cl n11 In I hi' F,i lh(•r In • Two Nationally Televised Awards Shows Hr •,l\ r•n B. tl h.n .1 .l. m H' s Pompr m • Annual Who's Who ~•• q Property lransft>rs Gertrude Long, Drr'd, to Eth lyn M ei nha r t , Drr ' d , Jun p Shr1 od, Robert .Jen ktn s, Drc 'd, Alflcl , Sutton. Stewart Lovett . Dee ' d. to Zelda Ma lonr , Dec' d, He Jman Lovell, Der' d Eva Grace J iv iden , Dec'd, Gertrud p Long, Dec' d, Arthur L ovett, Drr' d, All1d , Sult on Gettrude Long Der' d, to Ethlvn Mrlnhar t. Dec 'd, Junr Sherod, Rohrt t Jenki ns, Dec'd, Aflid ., Sult on. Ge1trudr Long, DPc'd, to Et hl y n Meinh ar t , De e' d, June Sherod, Robert Jenkins, Drc 'd, Alfld , Su tt on. Paul R L ash, ChrlstJne M Lash, 10 Michael 0 . Pra tt . Debra L Pratt , 47 64A. Bedford Lu cetta G Simpson. DPc'd, to Ca l vi n B . Simp so n. Alf l d .. Ra cine. du to pa t ts "101"<'!' wrt '(' r losrd un11l T u Psd.tv . S lw r mnn \\ h o clo('s n ot li kr to • In-Depth Features ·-- ....... ' ~. ------- - ~"i'4-,~~. ••.- ~ - • Special Sections - I • Album Reviews / \.TI W"C.tu,r .. \' * Hot LPs Chart NEW LISTING - Restaurant busmess , tu ll y equipped and ready to go Plus a2 uml rent al Prtced to sell. Call lor del31ls 1f you wa nt your own • StarGazing • New Faces tmsrness • Radfo!TV NEW LISTING - If trees are what you want on a lot suttable for bUJid•ng then this JS •t' Visualize the house you've always wanted on th 1s 1acre shady lot. ElectriC avatla ble $3.500 • Gospel •O&A No other country music magazine gives you so much for so· little ... ONE YEAR ONLY $16! ---- ---- ---- -- --- -- ~ 1 year US - $16 00 ._ 1 year Foretgn - $26 00 .: 1 yeao Canl)da - $18 00 :; 2 year Car"laela - $30 00 C 1 year Aum a•l - $80 00 8•11 rny C MasterCard or 0 V•sa account FOR JUST Served witll whipped potatoes, chicken cravy, cole slaw, hot roll, butter and coffee, Sorry. no substitutes uctpt bewrap with add itional $3.25 CRC)W'S FAMILY RESTAURANT I'll. 99!·5432 POMEIOY, OH Fried MIDDLEPORT - Thts older home JS close to stores and schools 2·3 bedrooms, level lot, ca rpeling and oth er featur es rncludrn g a nrce tronl porch MA KE OFFER $21,~00 • Fan Club News . .: 2 yea• US-$25 00 COIBINATION DINNER ONLY •' DINING ROOM ONLY "AI Acct No - - - - - - - - - - Canad•an SM Fore.gn subscnber splease send money o rder , castue rs check Exp Dale _ _ __,__ _ _ _ _ orcert•hedcheckpayable rnU S Dollars NAME _________________________________ ADDRESS, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ CITY, STATE, ZIP - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - S.nd coupon •nd p~~yll)ent to: NEW LISTING - MIDDLE PORT - Corner lots on 2nd Street that could be used lor a 5mall bus• ness or a good buy for a fam1iy Home " energy elftc •enl and has l4 bedroom5 Back and lronl porch , garage. Just S18,90P NEW LISTING - IIIDDL£PORT - Two story frame house on appro• tmately 36 '70' lot 3 bedroom s, ltreplace, storm doors and wmdows ASSUME LOAN. $17,500. Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992·6191 Jtan Trussell .....949-2660 Dottie Turner .....992·S692 TrltJ R1Hie ......949-3010 Olflu...... .... :.... 992· 2259 Reasonable Prim" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 ~EW 52.00 Cover Charge Must be 21 ' \\ hrr kn n"" rrut o..oul \\'h 1 1 ~ In our hr· r1 1 day of May, 1987, at 4 00 P M at the office of leading Creek Conservancy D1stnct. leading Creek Conservancy District reserves the rtght to accept, or reject. any or an b1ds. 15111 18,26:31c Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION May 15, t987 Contract Sales legal Copy No 87 ·375 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT FR -11 (78) Sealed · proposals will be recetved at the office of tho Otrec1or of the Ohio Depart · ment of Transportation, Co · lumbus, Ohio , until' 1 0 00 AM , Ohio Standard Ttme, Tuesday , June16, 1987, lor improvements m Meigs County Ohto , on Public Notice SaliSbury Townships. bv grading, drainmg, and pav- 1ng w1th asphalt concrete and by O'olterlaying br~dge decks w1th superplosticized d ense concrete PrOJact Length 35,400.00 lin faet or 6 705 mtles. W or TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION CAll 9'12-7403 Apt. St. Rt. 33, Pomeroy, OH. We'll Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One 3-27·2 mo ' · BOGGS I<UT OUT FOR FUTURI USII KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE lies all bidders that It Wtlt •Refngerators affirmat1vaty insure that on any contrac1 en1ared mto •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE SALEC: & SERVICE U• 5:f RT • 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO PEAT'S SHARPEN UP A COllY INIIIPirll HAND & CIR . SAWS CARBIDE TIPS SCISSORS · SNIPS PLANER BLADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BLADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS· BAND SAWS - CHAIN SAW CHAINS ss11a a.. Hill ad. Long tolhM, OH, 4S 7.43 985·4182 or 667·6954 5· 22-!J.t mo Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16·86-tln J&l BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdow s •Repl ace ment W1ndow1 •New Roofmg "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 I 28· 87-1 mo EAGLE RID.GE AUTO REPAIR ::t licensed Clinical Audiologist ~ Service SSO PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. 992-3537 5-19- 87•1 mo Rfl~C1!1 PH. 949-2756 PAT HILL FORD John II. Ientz Owner/Mechanic S· S· 'I7·l m•· 8 I 3 tfn NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS PAINTlNG & SANDBLAmNG CO. WEUMAN'S IE!IDENTIAL, INDUSUIAI, COIIMEICIAL I'll come to yau. FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED Portable Sanllblasting MASONRY RESTORATION , SWIM POOLS, STEEL, LAWN FURNITURE, BARNS, FARMING EQUI~MENT , HOUSES, ETC BELL CONSTRUCTION Gen•ral Contractors RACINE, OHIO 992-6740 ESJI~TH CALL 614-446-3028 1-18-' 87-lfn HUDNALL J&N CONSTRUCTION PLUMBING & HEATING Middleport, Oh1o 45760 SALES & SERVICE Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here · BU!INESS PHON! 1~141 992-6150 PISIDINCI PHONr 1~141 992 -7754 · J ! ~M I IIn 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES ® ACTION Rl 1. BOX 278 32933 ROMINE ROAD 742-2070 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13 -tlc FENCE COMPANY Let Ua Fem 'loa 111 FREE ESTIMATES RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAl PH. 742-2027 ·~~~ L(dt'f •' h) SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Authonzed Servrce & Parts Br1ggs 8a Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater homehte Jacobsep VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY 5/ 1/ Mn AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS - Roofmg and gutter work - Concrete work - Piumbmg and electrtc:al work (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4·15· 86 1c ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING ROOFING & SIDING GUnERWORK 20 Years Exp . EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ES TIMATES JAMES COE CAU lk 1001 01 h ]l. " ' " " 'UIU( INVITED THOMAS BODY SHOP RT. 4, POMEROY 992-3989 1·8- '8).17 S S·'l7 · 1 mo Roger Hysell Garage Rt . t 24, Pomeroy Oh10 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Trutmlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 6·17 ·tfc THE HAT RACK !Sugar Ru n Area ) HOURS· Wtd.-lhun.· Frl. 10 a.m. to S p.m Saturday, 10 AM. to 12 NOON Otktr llmtt by <honu or IEIUILT & liP AllfD SUGAR IUN ASHLAND 190 IIILIERIY AYf. o.- ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques 1124 Eost Moin St. Pomoroy HOUIS: Tue -Wod.-lro. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m S11ntlay: 1 p.m.-7 p.m. ly Chanco or Apt101ntment YlfiYL & AUUIINIM Completo Gunor Wortc Complete Remodeling Rool1ng of ell TyPfl Work!Jd in home erea 20 years " Free Eatim.ot.. " EUGENE LONG CAll: Ph. 16141 143·S42S S·22·U·2 010. pd. HANOCIAFTID COUNUY G&M TV REPAIR 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 949-3088 Bus. 949·2606 ~ome Makes & Modeh 24 HR. SERVICE All 3-17-2 mo pd 'VIN L SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING 'BlOWN IN INSULAriON BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes luilt II EMS " Free Eatimatea" Wood·<rochet·OulltJng Flowers. S.wing, Basket Lids COMPARI OUR PRJCISI PM. 949-2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls •141 mo J.lHfn RUSS MOORE 992-2526 WED. 9·1; THE DITCHING SERVICE FRI. & SAT. 9:30·1 :30 OPEN 7 OA YS A WEEK SUN, 3 A.M.- 12 A.M. MONDAY-SATURDAY 10:30 A.M,-2:30 A.M. 1-11-8).) mo An Types of Trenching GAS - WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS au•. Ph. 915-3113 " - 985-3137 4-22·1 lftO, pd We Are A Private Club Now Ac ceptrng New POMEROY, OHIO Mtlgt Co. 't #I Nlt~/•6 992-9901 Member~ MEMBERSHIP 85 00 Non-Member Cover Charge •.2.00 2 ,OOL TAl~~/ I mo Medical Records Coder Thtl 440 bed general Ho•pltal wtth medical ach ool affthation 11 accepttng appllcatmns for 11n e11perienced ICD ·and CM Medl c:al Records Coder. ART Regl•· tratlon Preferrad Send r11sume Including Salary h11tory to Pertonnel D1rector. St. Mary's Ho1pital 2900 Firat Ave .. Hun tington, WV a 26701 EOE M-F· H Memortal Co"n~elon Provide a 1ervtc:e, that 1ome day 11veryone must flave, and mllke way above averagaearnlngl plu1 alot ol .. uatactlon In providing ftn abaolute mu1t Call61 4 ·446· 3816 10 OOAM 1 OOPM Mon tflru Frl Summer jobs can be beautiful Sell AVON FREE start up fee in Oatlipo h• diatrict only May 22 tflrough May 29 Earn Ut . Call fot Information 6U· 448 2156 Managar needed Femlly beauty ulon·tanmng oenttr Qllllpolls Salary Pl\ls commiiiiOfl , p1ld vacation. lnturance. profit lhilr· lng & more For lnltr'lllew, Call 614 -766· 6383 colllct, Afo · l~temp- lractor of Pharmacy We 1re a leading provider of eo nlraet pflermaey llfVlce• to ho1pltalt Position 11 1t • hotpl· tal In Southeatter" Ohio wfllch service• 20 acute care patient• It 40 e11tended care pltiBnll Pro· grams lnc1ud• a tully computer· !zed \fnll daae & IV adml•ture program. 48,000 p• year II · !try . Contact Stuart Blaflop VP Phtumecv Sy1tems Inc . P 0 Bo:c 130, Dublin OM 43017 Nlgflt AuditOt· Detk Clerk. apply In penon only Holiday Inn No phone ctlls If rael Country Mu1lc Ia one of Sitter need11d on Sat morf"ll"a lor 2 boy1, muat htMJI own transportatlan Non tmoktr , Cell 61<4 448 81589 1ftar 7PM your f1vorite tfllng1, a you"g man from Tennetlte working temporarily In tfll1 area would like to meet yo" Wrltelo Jimmie Peters, tare of Ganer1l Delivery Galllpoll1, Oh 46631 I'll call vou ! Now openl Mobile Home 1nd Camper Space• for rtnt Brown 's Trailer P1rk Mlneu· ville Oflto 614·992·3324 E•cellenl Income for pen time home llltmbly work. For lnfor metlon Cllll 312 ·741 · 8400 en 2442, GOVERNMENT J086 , t16.040 · '69,230 yr. Now Hlrl np Call 805 ·687· 8000 £11t . R· 9806 for current federallltl AVON no 18rvlee cht~rge , open terrltorle•. phone 304 - 675· 4 1429 2 puppieS to a good home 6 we.._, old Ca\1614· 379 ·24315. 3969 3 gr1y kittens & will give a bigot cat food & kitty Utter wltfl u ch OM C11t 61 ~ - ~46 · 2824 Free ~ l tttnl All c:olort 1 month old, Also female c at. 10 mo"tht old Call 114· 388 -8276 afler &PM & before RPM Nice klttana to good hom e Ph 446-7076 Houae klt1nn1 to good home, 6wka old Ph 245 &37 1 aflef 1 C•lltco eel very gentle Ph 614-446 3897 Fem1la Collie puppy to g1ve away to good home. 4 month• old. Call 6 14· 912 e188 Hay end O\IUideto,let. 304 ·468· 1657 22 1cre~ hly G•Uipoll• Ferry 304·676·4631 Weatlngflouu e lothel drrer I'IMdl repair large m~t~al win· dOWI 304· 676 ·14 31 Sw ing 1st and l llde, 304-876· 1066. 6 Lost and Found FOUND Pair of Me"'' gla1Ut In ft ont of Swain• Furniture M1y 9th Claim at Tribune Office 8215 Third Ave 7 Full fluh pen / time 1180 per roll ta~lng photographa E•Perlance unnec..ury 35mm Ol· mere and film 1upplltd lrte 1 41& · 482 · 2100 , K2140 Dayal evenlng1/ wa11~ &ndt EKC£lLENT WAGES lor spare tlmt aa..mbly work electron· lc1. crahs, Othlr Information Clll !5041641 ·0081 EXT 3187 , open 7 dtrsl CALL NOW! I AVON ·It1 chtng lngl Be emong the flrt1 to ttap tflt benllfltl of the new Avon Call 304 ·882264 6, HIRING! Govtfnment jobi ' YO\fr ere• 115,000· U.8 ,000 Phone eall r8fund1ble t602)838·8t186 11111 1203 R,N appllcetlona are now being II(Ctpttd IGr 32 hr full time poaltion at Plet'sa nt Valley Nun· ln9 Care Cen1er " Fie•lble Houn ·AII Sttllu" . S.nttlu •v•tlable Can tact Partonntl Of. licB. Pte11unt Valley Hospltll, 304·175-4340 Scol..-sfllp av1llabte for quallfl&d appllc1nt1. c•ll ERA Town 1nd Countty flul Eatata, 304 ·17!· 5548 MONEY for Co ll ege C1ll the Army Nallonal Guard tor FREE In formation packet 1·800· &42 3619 12 Situations Wanted Will blbyttt In my home. FteJtible houn 15 yean ••Ptrlence All Reference• evallable 304 67& ·2247 •u•• Yard Sale 16 ... ···pfPieasarlt'& Vicinity Y11rd u lt Ant iques , furniture, lAon Baden Rd 2 mllta olf Rt 87 May 21 JJune 1 YARD SALE - Saturd1y, Mey 30. 1 mlte IMtfor& OlenwDOd Cloth•• dltfere"' •Ius, ral" CI"Citll B LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EXCELLENT WAGES for apart ttme nttmbly work, electron· ICI, craht Others Info 1604) 641 ·0091 EXT1 2987 Open 7 Day1 CALL NOW! Tou r Gwdes Doe• money moll· vate you? Salary to start · Commi .. II11· Bonua Fanlutle opportunity to Earn 1800· t1000 / wk Many co mpany benefits advancement ma"1ge· m11n1 positions 1\lllltble Call Sue tor lnteN iaw 814-286· 6421 Not Just• job 4PM , 614-367-0412 Help Wanted 614·766-0101 Free part Bugle pupplet QUill· plea Rt 688 Call 614 ·446· FREE ESTIMATES HJ.I7 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. H7-l mo CARPENTER Middleport. Oh . 992-6611 949-9070 or 949-2045 5 14-1MO oppo1ntmtnl ACCENT TOWING 25 YEARS EXP. REWINDS All TYPES OF MOTORS YOUNG'S SERVICE - Addona and remod eling 3 Announcements We Carry Flshtng Supplies 4 17- l mo RUSS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR Annu uncemunts 1U North Second 992 -7636 "" 991-5738 for loll lltmto, 5-11-17-lfn J• Custom Painting Service, Rustorotion & Collision Service Wash & Detail Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . JAil makes & models) PH. 992·9949 Chicktn GEARY'S BODY SHOP (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 4-22 87 tfn Reliable Guaranteed Work Ser v1 ces PH (614) 992-28)4 Or 992 6704- ft,. Est1mates 5·11-2mo -z~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 949-2263 or 949-2168 · Employmen l Pomeroy OhiO 45769 Computerized Heanng Aid Selection C1 Swim Molds • Interpreting Services Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES dally gold, sttv•r c:o.ns, 992 3476 11 NEW- REPAIR 10-8-tfc We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. POMROY, OIL MUSIC CITY NEWS, P.O. lOX 22975, NASHVILLE, TN 37202 DENNY CONGO I J&L BLOWN WILL HAUL INSULATION JUST CALL! CUSTOM BUILT 992-3410 GARAGES LIMESTONE POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL GRAVEL · SAND FREE ESTIMA YES TOP SOIL PH. 992-2772 FILL DIRT 4-28·87· I mo c:ofna, large c:unenc:y Top pr1· c:ea Ed Burkett Barber StJop, 614 2nd Ave Mtddleport. Oh · Buy~ny nngs, jewelry, stothng w.,., old WILLIAMS TRE NcHI NGSERVICE At 4 ~)!ell Run Road 1-3·'86 tfc ROOFING Free Estimates 8038 co"dttlon Granda. At 266· 141 or Ga\hpoliaRio area. Call614· Custom Weldrna Howard L. Writesel WORK GUAIIANTIEDifU£ M odoot 3 BR homo,. good We Carr'1 Concrete Culverts L•censed a.. Bonded f.attn Equlhment r Parle & Setvloe 4 5 He WaRted To Buy -------- "' 1 n Septtc Systems Authoriud John Deere, •Ranges 9 TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trench1n1 of Any Type Backhot Serv1ce Ptumbong StrYICI lo~bo'"IUIIOI New Holland, Bush Hag Farm Equ1pment Dealer Will Do ... . Carpentery - Vinyl & Alummum Sidmg - Painting Drywall Services Automotive Repair & Service t 9 85• 3561 All Makes •Washors •Dtshwashers WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR Sect>on M EG -33-3 58, U S Route 33 m Bedford and 15126, (6)1 , 2tc SANDY'S AUTO SALES Servtces Business :::========:r.:::::::::;r;~;;::::::===~ k length 36.100 00 lin. feet or 6 837 mites. Pavement Wtdth - Varies The Ohio Department of Transportetlon heraby noli· pursuant to this advenise· ment, minority butmess en · terprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids m response to this invitation and wtll not be discrimmated against on the grounds of race. color, or nattonal ongrn m consideration for an award "Mmimum wage rates for thts proJect have been prude termined as required by law and are set forth m the btd proposal " " The date set for compte· lton of this work shall be set forth 1n ttle bidding proposal " Each btdder shall be re· qutred to file with his btd a cenified check or cashter's check for an amount equal to ftve per cent of h1s b1d, but in no event more than ftfty thoutand dollars , or a bond for ten per cent of h1s b1d , payable to the Otrector Bidders must apply, on the proper forms. for qualifies · tion at least ten days prior to the date set for opening btds rn accordance with Chapter 6626 Ohto Revised Code. Plans and specifications are on f1le rn the Department of Transportation and the off1ce of the Oistr~ cl Deputy Director The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bidS The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 • RUTLAND MilWAY TAVERN \\\i l • II I H) i llll~ \\ r 'ild 1\ 11!1 ti l 26th day ot May, 1987, by twelve o'clock noon All b1d1 will be opened on the 26th 5-6.'87-1 mo pd Poet ·, comer " Tht l.ord" thru Friday. All bids mustbeftled atthe offi(le of leading Creek Contervancy Dtstnct on the Columbus. Oh10 NOTICE OF APPOINT!I'IENT OF FIDUCIARY Street. leading Creek Conser· vancy Otstrtct wtll accept t.ealed bids at it's office located at 34481 Corn Hol low Road, Rutland , Ohio, 46776 , for the purchase of a two way radio telemetry system and a two way, rad1o communtcations system Btd spectficatmns may be acquired for $600.00 at Leadtng Creek Conservancy District otftce dunng stand · ard busmess hours of 8 30 AM to 4·00 PM . Monday Busine~s vacation security homr src·ulit v brca usr a vaca nt Public Notice P.M . Help Wanted take ttme for IJir>11 a hr, Jd g,JSkeJ Sa turda1 and he t' (Hn .1 l0d In ,1 :-o 1m n gf"• envir"'"· pro, ret to bP th e h,mlr st one to keep 1n 1hC' shower. Ph II Helftngton, a vo lunteer 11'1111 Rt'pi iiP Wor·ld , sa id hP and othC'rs bl or ked the shower en· Jr:mre with a n old electric 01gan that IJ"PP''nC'd to ill> handy. But SIIC'rma n 11 ho has been known ro pu sh a smal l foreign t·ar. shoved the or ga n Hslde, Heff ington said. So the orga n was reinforced 11 1111 a coup le of llvo·b)•·fours bu tt pd agamst an adjacent waiL Th,ll worked. June, 1987, at 1 ·30o'clock roy, Ohio 46769 j" ... Is ult av tolct lt ght from thC' sun. wranng a su nscreen ra n hel p rC'duce your ehancrs of gett inl! skin canre-r Mo s t su n sc rr C'ns havC' a sun prot ec tion factor (SPFi numbN whi ch indica tes thC' amounl of protect ion th ey provtde. A sun protec tion lar tor of one affords the lea st prot ec· lion. while an SPF of 15 or mor e furmshps the best protect ion aga inst harmful unlrav lolet rays from the sun Educatmg pallrnts about the ear ly warni ng sign s of sk in ca ncer IS anot her prevent ati ve mPa sure that can help rPd uce death s and compllca ttonsca usC'd bv sk m ca ncers F or morr Information about skm canecr co nt ac t your local A menra n Ca ncrt Soc 1ety cha pt C' r of thr Skin Ca nce r F oun dation at 475 Park Avrnur So uth, Nrw York . N Y , 10016 Addi ng lirJIH nn lflt UI' (HII'. tl!•o,; in Vermunl MONTI'I· I JI<IC Vt 1UPI 1 hnpton Jh c• f ]('IJU nal pldrlf't \\ht ·r• · St~ pt · rm.ln \.\,Is hurn . 1s 1111 ot pnt· o~ t •·tJ .wd now tlo111g IJu .,. lrw:-.s in V1 •1m o nt SrJ .ttt' M.t gn('st.t 2 !. ('olJt~ 1VI, Z 111 .t ql I ('llu s llll arH I 'it OJt •s nl ot l11 •1 t ' ~o tt c soumlmg llilmt •s Co ur 1nt •\ l"'~ J tt (• , of Mal<llPIJ· u1' " c1 1d Mun<l ll\ ' hP 1111 orpo l'd lt 'tl 11U ('Om p.t nlf •s m ,1 sin g!!' NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Ruth McElroy . (l / 0 Pome· roy Health Care Center, Rock Spnngs Road . Pome- CO LUMB US, Ohio I UP I J " illltf •r dogs i.I :O."i Jg nf'd lo t h<• f ', 1~ 1 1 11 1 ld !-. dlld S r tr ita (' h PC' k p o tnt !-. in south TPxd s havr p.tt tlt' IJ >.Jif'd in 40 s rrzu n ·s wor lh $2~ 11 mr ll 1on sin<"r thf '\ .rr n vC'd 1111 A pt II 'l Public Notice 45760 family medicine By Edward Schrec k. IJ .O AKslstant Profc~sor of Family Medlr·inr• Ohio University Collegr· of Osteopathic Mr•dldnr• Public Notice The State of Ohio Me1g1 County Coun of Common Pleas, Probate D iv1sion To the Executor or Admin· tstrator of the estate, to such of the following as are restdents of the State of Oh1o. viz .-the survtving spouse, the next of ktn. the benef1cianes under the will, and to the attorney or attorneys representrng any of the aforementioned persons· Freddie Houdashelt, AdminiStratrix , 398 Grant Street, Middleport Ohto, perlntendent of Meigs Local Schools and James Miller. Principal or Meigs High SchooL Ron Logan Is the teacher of the O.W.E. Cla ss and the students or the class are: Corey Carnaha n, Tim Col m er, Lois Davidson, Shawna Davis, Ta mml Eblin, DC'nl se Gibeau t, Paula Gilk ey, Mart y Hart, Duane Howell, Mike Kin g, M arty Maynard, Colen a Mowery, Ca thy Neu tzling, Mike Patterson, Scott Polcyn, Mickey R andolph , Tony Shoe mak er, L1nd a Sm it h. Kevin TannN Trrrsa Walk er, and John Wolfe Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Public SJIIB & Auctton Schools Instruction Retrlltn Now SoutheeaternBua· lneu College C•ll 614 ·446 · 4367 18 Wanted to Do J im 1 Odd jab• p at nhng dr ive· w•v reseellng, carp4!1nter Wllrh & roof repa ir Utet & fledge~ e• pe tlenced Ctll 614· 379 · 241& Wtll mow l&wns In rown Alao wtll wat fl po ret\es Call 61~ · 446·3658 Needed doneted tt1m1 tor 1n auction on June 18 1t Mldd1t1on Estat" 814·448·2283 or 304· 676 ·4873, wtll pick up Rick Ptlfton Auctlcmter 11· c:tnttd m Oh io and Wut Vlrg i· nit Real Ettett. entlqu1, ftrm. li qu idat ion 111u. 304 ·773 · &786 or nH5430 9 Wanted To Buy We pay c11fl for late modal clean used cart. Jim Mink Chw. Old• Inc, 8111 G•n• Joflnaon M S. M lawn C1re & WiMow Clunlng Ctlt any day lifter 6 PM 614 379·2671 BtbYt ttl ing in my home 6 dayu week Pro v1de m11ala If MCIII· ..,Y Ref erences on requnt Pt\ 6, 4· 388 -81 14 Would like to mow yards 1nd do -,ard work Ph 614· 388 ·9673 lllw" mower repair W11l plc:k \IP 1nd dehv &t. Alto hg ht hauling Cell 614.. 742-2393 or 614· 742-3091 TOP CASH pllid lor '83 modtl Can do llgtn haullrig androoftng Ruaonable rltel Mar ion Snldltf 814-949· 2829 Md ntwlf uttd eart. lmtttt Iu ick· Pontiac. 1811 Eatttl'n Avl .. Oelllpol11. Call 814 ·448· Will babywtt In your home in Point Pleuan r atel . 304 ·773· 6116 &14·441 -3872 2282. 1- - - - - - - - - s �1uesaay, IVtay :!o, 19!i7 8 The Daily Sentinel Page Financial 21 Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 53 Antiques 54 Misc. Merchandise Tuesday, KIT 'N' CARLYLE 75 ®br Lerrr Wrlghl Business Opportunity Amklue Oek Maotet sntique window glut, etorm w1ndows end doo1 Call 614· 446-0109 after 6 30 ' NOTICE I THt OHIO VAL LEY PUBLI SH Boats and Motors for Sale IJIJSIIlllSS Wi t h For u le 2 well built lounge che1u w1th pads. gu range cheap 614· 992 3726 lllVI'SI19U I(l(! lhtl Olffl l lnQ naru sc rap matal 1 w~., r•q•J• tJttWr'l! stock 6 b lll l ac r e~ Lor.a t;:.d fin Sratfl Route 16 ft l11h1ng boat 70 HP Ev1nrude and 35ft fifth wheel travel tra1ler for sale Carlos Snowden 614-992·6011 Ca ll 61 4 992 5 468 StrJul Buddtng Oealersh •p wtt h Ma JOr Mhnll l ac tu rlli · Salas &nd For Sale Adams Motor grader 13000 ; 5 ft 3 pt rotary mower 1~00 3 wlleeler w1th rear dump, I BOO .. 6ft tractor blade, S 1 2 5 . uud tool bo~ for ptckup, 4 fl ttckle bar mower, 8125 . l•me spreader $75 . Call 614 9 49 ·2008 Enym•Jm lr19 ! upp o rt Stltrt er ad s Somo areas I a ~ en 32 00 E)(T 2401 turn stHJd c ,,1113031759 23 Profess tonal Servtces Tony's Gun Repa11a hot reblue tng Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Call 304 -676· 4631 Honl (!liJWn pf!r sonal c a re H B\16 vtocaur.y hJr ,,tlull cor e Pro f its str~nal IJIHIJIOy!lns 1n 3 wo rk •ng ~ h,lt~ Cn U 614 992 5859 or &14 949 2927 Luwn Muwt•r Ro•p1111 304 675 fi416 Real Estate :if ~Homes "I DO try to make marriage more exciting. But she always fmds out about it." Lots I IJ!I1h & ;, lamtly room ~5 6 6769 3 Oil 3 , m1 ou1 5 6tl Pt1 ,,, ;!56 6205 Movutu '''liJSO & ltu1l tlml) o n 38 1t. • u~ No S unda~ calls For u, fu rrnu trvrl t ul l 6 14 379 2263 hv nwr11•1 2 story l10usrt "Morlrlh p D!I r. ~ru t ook mu p o rk JO yr qtHII IIIPtJd vmy lo Stdll> iJ w w 1•Hi ll 1 1 '11 huH1 un1quo wt,ol lwork 6 1<1 99 2 5 126 Fm ~ 1th 1 G••VIJrt'I III !'IIT HOIIltlS lrom $ 1 Ill lllfH'IIr) Dllllltlllll!nt t ·1~ t>roporty flupn sno8s nm s Coli B05 687 GOOO h t GH 9805 lor cu rr nnt r11pn hst I · · IH-IIII-111-hOWH' Ill 11)111!15 CluJsl1•r Ohm P11n• r11rhJ CUd h tu ro 1)7 1 noo to 925 000 l'htmP6 14 9 Hb 357 1 4 hollronm mod'l"' IYfHJ h ou~e ,tltfJ I<J l! oJH plr111 locau:d on 11111101 nl SVCII fiiOflt!l ll tl lou rel m Mlddl!ifJCHt $29 500 Must he bO irt Cit II G14 992 7166 or (j t tl 74'} 3 106 --h(!IISU 2 IIC I IJ~ l IJud lfHliH 111t11 11!111'/IIPI tm M11~1 (J !}R ~1!1' In 8 1111 ~ n l 1• h yt1 Wn ll l IIIJ!JtOC I ~IU 61 4 47/1 IIPI 'f11!1Hl I o1lly lur111 ~ h o•l '} ht.t t110 om home on RII Ctnll wo 1h Ml\ltpjllld kt1Ch011 " " ''' vt~•w lll 0tlm1y across fr om Grlllltt cll Sto11r l: usy !lC CflSs to Otuo R1vo• bru11 l!lunchtn lt llfl(l ~II II I IY IJMch '> 16 000 6 14 949 21611 0 ! 6 14 9 49 726 8 Svr111 11~11 2 • I my tmuse 6 rtJU III'> h.1 th JJflclnsod sun flrlll h Ju ~ t ru n1odu lerf new ruu t puuor w w cll•per. r1artu•l hiiWill ll ll! 2 CllVCIOCl f}01C he5 1/lqfl' 101 fl uwnrs shn1bs tren5 N1 S tln(1ay c ntl~ 61 4 992 221:1., ll !i tl ~ll lor snl11 r. all 3 04 676 I J lJ i<Jt fl !)f)0111tmunt H r · u~•· w1 th 5 Acreage On A ond hall aero With tra•l~ hoo k up 2 ou lhu tldmgs app le orchard 96 DOD 00 304 576 26:19 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent ---- Furmsh&d 1 bedroom apartment 1n M1ddleport &2 10 per month 8 100 dapos11 Ca ll614 992 5150 3 rooms futntshed 614 992 5 434 or 304 882 2666 5 Room House off S tr oot per~ 842 Fn1t Avfl Gel11pohs depos•t releroncl'l ll no pots Ca ll 256 1529 Se cluded Mountam lodge style home Cathedral ceiling. stone fu eplace 3 BFI 2 bath full basement . 30 acres fenced paSfure 2 barn s atockf!d pontl Avm lable June 1 $376 pAr mon th Call 614 74 2 268 1 bo gtnn lng Mey 20t h N1 ca 3 hodroom house Famtly room garage basement, forced 1m he111 5 w ooded acres, bern 82 75 per month !1 100 deposit No mstde pets 10 Ees t St Pomero'l &1 4· 992 3619 Unfurmshed 2 bed room housa lor rent No tn~ rd e pnta Clean anti all new pam I Cal! 6 14 992 3 09 0 House w1 th gnrage an d full hesoment 2 or 3 DR all oloctrtc central &If Arbaugh AddriiOn Tuppers Pl&tnl Ca ll 6 14 446 7496 Furn1shed 2 bedroom housa for runt 1n Addtson 1 bedroom lurn1 shed apar1menl m M1ddle p(Jtl C11!1 614 992 -5304 altor 4 00 p m Vor., n1c e 3 bedroom house In Por'l'laroy Fireplace. full base ment, e ~ cellent carpet Only S225 PM mon t h For mfo call 6 14 992 3187. 6 rooms anrl bath $200 Over looks Oh1o A l ~o~ er acros s hom P1u a Hut 111 Pomeroy 109 l ocust St Cnll 6 14 985 3561 nr 61 4 985 3813 45 Furnished Rooms Roo rn s lor rent day week month Ga lha Hotel Ca ll 614 446 9715 Rent as low as $120 month Furn1shed room $ 100 Uttllltes patd S h ~~r e bath Stngle mal e 9 19 Second Ga ll1p011s Coli 446 4416 after 7pm 47 Space for Rent Office Space lot Rent E~collnnt for Anomeys Accountant , nt c Close to Cou rt Hou se Call W1seman Real Esta te Agen cy 614 446 3644 CO UNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomerov Rental tr &ilerl Call 6 14-992 7479 SpacB for small tra1lers All hook ups Cable Al1o elf•c1ency rooms atr and cable Mason W Va Call 304 773 5651 FAMILY PRIDE MOB ILE HOME PARK Rt 2 sou th G!dl1 polls Forry WV Now rent ing lou lor S65 00 per month Call 304 675 3073 after 5 00 PM 47 Wanted to Rent 3 ot 4 B11droom hou ~o 111 Kygur C ree~ School D1st11ct Refuron cesPh 614446862 1 IllS Mo bil e H o m es Grac1ous hvmg 1 a11d 2 bed room apar1m~;~nts ol V•llogo Manor and Rntflrsrde Apart men.ls m M1ddl eport From $2 16 1ncludmg utilitieS Call 6 14 992 7787 EO H 1 bedroom ground floor p11vate t~n tr e n c e rt~t::ently remodeled Evervthmg furn loc outsk1tts Henderson S260 month 304 675 6730 H"lQ Merchandise Con ag 11 $55 00 per week. ut1h· 1108 paid . 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SAl ES 4 Ml W~ S I (,ll. lliPOl tS H I 35 PIIONI 614 44G 727 4 Nl W 42 M o bil e Hom es for Rent mob1 le homn1 W<t t.nrt ht Ill 198 4 Sc hulu3 BFI L l•11th Cull6 14 44fl 6715 2B F1 56•14 AC qUJetn erghbo r hood Fl e lmence & deposit re Quorod Close to Rio Gr11nde Ad uhs prehtn ed Ph 614 ·2 -46 5855 01 446 0239 Nl'l'tl or Wil li! ll lllOI!tlfl h0111111 W<illlftlmtp l iJA 4 Sr. tml ti3 BA 7 h1th Cllll614 4466725 65 h Mobtlfl home to 1 or 2 flll t&o ns d!'l pOS it, r~:~fumn t n& nr1 pllts Ca116 14 367 7743 --'~- N"ll ll "' W an t ,, ~ .II" MI)IJII" Hu mu 2 Afl tr.ull't t 111 rt• ullmu l I 11 000 Ph 1\14 <14 6 11841 ltu t'JUO f- ll lr•tl(lll ! lltl't'VI l!W Oululll) 14\!0 ('""'~ h ttt l 2BO tiiHtlrrtl ihiS h r·~1 CA 1111 p11vUHJ fl)lll tl!l i(o( Oot nt 35 R(lllllttV Ph fi14 446 764 4 I •'hh[J Mohtlu 111111111 hlllr.utl y. nd 3 1nl~ 111 f ~l'll ! ll'll!l Cull h14 4411 1.139 Of 614 44 1'i 1 ,,~n 14\!0 IIIHIII'I Hill 1'. hn th 1<11111 olnf'!fli; 11in 1nt I! ~ !lA S Woll , till~ '""' rttn•(lnllhiP. ftl11'r Cu ll f, 14 114 0 1065 ni11•1 51'M Mt)bil lt homo tocotod fl l Stell fl C t 23 8urgo1 Cllll 614 446 075 6 ·m- -- - 1 lerge pr tvl'lt e lo t 1 mil e 2 BR fr omwwn $2 00 month SacUl nv dfiPOSit & refer ences Cell 6 14 446 2236 or 614 446 269 1 2 budroorn you pay uttl ott tJS adu hs onl',' rloposu rfH~utr ed 304 6 75 2535 2 berfrootn !!filler for 1ent 1n Gll ll tpolts Ferr'l! 304 675 321 G '"""" 304 Gl[, 1317 3 ho d1oom h lltler $175 mon th WAI!lr ami trash p ickup 111dudl!d 304 675· 2247 l 'l/:1 , ;:.,r,r; K 11~WM11 t RoJn' o <h•l>•<l Woll C l lll~ lllo•r 11 ll111 fi t4 '1'17 '} 4!.\ 4 ,tl 11•r fi OO p rn 11•130 l!hl'll'f F - Cilllr111 COIId t tr (• tl C'r rur,,t ~~~ rmrl ll W fl l l'l ! l ~ 2 hndi(IOIIIS fill lf1h.IHIIA110 fl f[lll G1•19 4!l 14~(i0 Cn 1olmn rnnhdll 1111ol lo t Hnr!fo rtl W Vn J('ll 884' 3705 t9S4 llnfllo 33 !l ( re larm 1-lrtn ~tn n l• nce fl,•,nl Glonwond W Va lor 11ttl •n !llf(lt n,ut lo n .;~1130 4 773 o; I 18 (JI 7 73 5 18 ti alt el 5 00 '(1 1 10 1rrut. lnon Barlen Rd Stre am ttuou11h pro pertv 30 4 4SB lt ~ws r & oulbutldmg 1066 34 2 tmd•oom trallor n•c11 lol ,om1 Jlnvnte G ~ttl1poh s Fen'/ 5200 n1 0111h ph11 deposn 304 675 7942 ;1~66 t 91J I W1111lSN I 4~ 70 Mtlbil o• 11111111• Stuvt' ft'h1ge1,1! 0r 11111 HIWIIVt' Stt'll'll lh'ill~ l ' hnlh om\11nl .111 P111U1 Ih1~ 1lll Sc mous ""I" "I'N only 13 041 88 2 .1529 tftm 6 OOp " ' Business B u ilding s Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNIT URE 62 Ol t ~o~ e St GelltpOI!S New l!t usotl wood CO lli stoves 6 pc wood LR swt e S399 bunk lleds S199 recltne111 now & used bedroo m SUit el WllllRIU Wllsh ef!l & ~ h o os Nuw hvmgr oom suites S199 8599 lamp! C11ll 614 446 3159 Counw Appli ance In c Good used eppllan cos anrl TV sets Open SAM t o 6PM Moo thm Slit 6 14 446 1699 627 3rd Ave Gll lllpolrs OH Vl'lll lt'f Fmnllu re new & used Lerg e SI!CI10n of quahty t urnl lu t e 12 16 E11 s tern A ve Ga thpoh' 2 OR 12d0 lll"llurm shed WD hook up ' 1 mill! from Hot'"' Aulm uncn II, dnpOlllt roqmrnrl Call 614 446 4 369 0 1 304 67& 9760 tmmn H(l< lttl lm<llncullltf! ro,,tJ, t•·m 1 11~1o 2 on c "' '""' •'" I lll'pi,1CI1 G ~tldl'll lub All Vq 51 44 Apartment for R e nt Bedro om bt'lstc rttnt 9176 00 plus e lec tr•t Arso requi r&d a S-200 00 securiW depoSit CON · fAC T J ec ~son Est11tes Dept Ph 4 4 6 3 997 Equa l Hou1 lng 0 i>Jln rt U111IY Fmmshed & unfurmahed llj)ll , 5150 00 end up , refmences Ph 304 675 ·?738 or 30ot· 675 5 104 A 1 Real Es1ale Ne w epJUtm ent c ompletely hun Re t & Oop 1 or 2 adults 011ly Ca t1614 -U6 · 0338 Futn15hedApt, lB R. 701 Fourth Avo Gnlhpolls. t2215 Ut llltlett Prl Ph 446 -4416 after 7PM Furn1sh1 d Apt f235 Uttltties Pd 1 BR 607 Second Ave . Gnlhpol•• Ph 44&-44115 after 7PM Furnished Ell1ctency 1160 Utrll· lieS paJd, ShiUe blth 607 Com•, •cr CHII tt .. ll,llng.s lo>l luM e Secon d Ave Oelllpolls Ph Dnwn{(lw111Jt P11'1\51llll Stores, 44 6 4416 eftet 7PM oii1Ce!l A 0 11e Rant Es tate 1----_..:_..:_..:_..:___ Ca1ol Vug ct B1oker C~ll 304; t BR Apmment, 740 Secortd 67& 510 4 Ave S185 per month. Depotlt requtred Ctll 614· 4otl8· •222 747 lnd dusu l" l l!orage 12 foo t between 9 & 6 over hud doo 1 3 phases a t 0iecn lc 18 1i:48 atfHI I butl d•nll Up1ta1n unlurntshedtpenment, G 1 4 4 4 6 • 2 3 6 2 Fo r Utilities p1ld CJ rpeted no child· ll tlPOi ntmont ren o r pvh Call614· 446· t 637 1--- -------- B& 8G•eeonouoe 4mol.,•o•lh and Po tnt Pleasa flowernt.plants Fit 2 Ve getables hangmg baskets Watch for stgn s Bees lor sale. 304 895 3630 AP~RTMENTS mobrle homos houses PI Pleas BAt and Ga lllpo lt !l 614 446-8221 -,u Ult111 - Apartment N• ce 2 Bdr unfurniSh e d house Garage work~hop Rei S. dap· ostt Prefer married cou ples Accep t one child Call614 4-46 9686 IH!lllt'rl1 A p ill 1111'11 80 !I P11Cit Nu,11!11fltJit :w 11 li75 3099 32 44 for Rent 6i' 18 ~ !11 8o for Sale fly Ownur Sm all 2 BrJtlr oo m Hr1u S1 '''Hn StA t 2 18 tAke K~tnr·r nd '., 111 hn t house on 11\jllt S J IJQOO Colli 6 14446 For u le Limestone, sarrd gravel, fill dlft firewood Deli ~vered 304 675·441 2 r~~==;;::;;:=====-r:;:;:::;;~~:;~~::::l 35 fro 'illl!l u "'' b;t.111• 2 HFI Hrm311 '10 '} lot•. ~lOIII' w.1sher & dryur now roof Cl) f iH.I I olllll W!lll popnr 1/fll r!{IU /l. ou t IJutldmg 2 e:>: tr a ln111 50~110 409 Elm S t . Oak H1 ll Oh 45656 f">lt 6 14 682 =rOR.,EWT ()fl!;......,-';<'Sl Callthln's Used Tue Shop Over 1 000 ti'" · slzas12. 13, 14. 115, 16, 16 5 8 m1tea out Rt 218 Cal1614·26&· &261 76 VI?IT '5HOULD FCROf.!£ ViSIT,-I>i.CXXJ. F~ A %1!ll'i$ G v~ 1>ooo • c:LiiAF: TII!;M Auto Parts 8o Accessories LAYNE 'S FURN ITU RE 1982 Mot orcycle 760cc V 45 Sofa end chatr Colfee and end tables Eflgrne tranm1S110n turbo ch arger, out of 79 Butck Yamaha Electr1c p1ano Ph one 304· 676-6674 Used J20 01tch Wttch tren cher and John Deere tk td steer foader 614 694·7842 or 614 694 5006 Sears Kenm ore 21 000 btu 1111 cond $375 00 304·675 3433 after 5 00 pm 675 7109 55 Building Supplies Blllldtng Ma hmats Block b11ck sewer p1pe!l wm dows lmtels, etc Claude Wm ters Rt o Grande, 0 Call 6 14 245 612 1 Co ncrete blocks all stzes yarrl or deltvery Mason sa nd Galhpol1s Bloctt Co , 123 1/2 Pma St . Gallrpohs, Ohto Call 61 4 446 2783 BUYOUTS SECO N DS · CLO SE OUT'S 1 · Counter IOJlS Kt tchen and bath and bar 82 99 Ltn Ft. (B) 2 MarbleVamt.,Top's !B)From 16 19 to '22 48' $10 00 to $50 00 3 · 22 30 Almond V11mty and Marb le Top $79 96 4 60 St"IBethTub 's Aim ond and whit 689 95ea 5 H1gh Gloss tub wall k1t!l almond and While $29 95 6 1 pc Ftbe r glass htb and shower combma· Iron Whtte and colors 6159 95 to $179 95 7 2 pc F1be rgl ass tub cmd showers com bmat1on wh1te and colors 6199 95 B Delux e acrylic tub and showers w1th top Reg S69 95 Now 299 95 9 · Color Co mmodes 869 95 10 F1bargtnu Roof shmgles tBI $16 95 sq 90wt roll ronmg $9 95 11 Pine rough uw T 1 11 s 1d 1ng Wu4x9 12 96) 25pc up 1 00 off pr Pc 1 2 'Yu t 4 118 Plywood 8 96 1/ 1 6 95 25pc up 8100 off pr pc 13 lfa •4Jt8x tongue & groove water boa rd S9 96 or i%x411B 8 95) 25pc u p 1 00 off P r Pc 17 16thsx4KB -5 95) 14 4~8 cedar or treated lalt tce 1 2 95 and 10 96 S1 00 oll 26pc up 15 · '1•114118 wood oa~ paneling I B) 5 99oa (A) grade 8 95en 16 1/a 4x8 Brrch Panehng Reg 24 95 now 15 96 17 Pme and cedar wood w1ngs coati ng 165sq It pr package88 95and $10 96 pM 18 4x8 Glaze ttle batt'! p11n1tls [81 4 99 and 6 99ea 19 Perma [FI) msuletad sheet · mg foil one Side l'hx4xB· 4 99) f l,. x 4~8 5 99) ( 1 4x8 · 6 99 ) 20 Thermo! ply tnsult tlvfl shea· thmg f01l (2 ) stdes 4x8 4 95 25pc up 1 00 oft Pr Pc 21 ln1uulated tempered glass panels ¥e1t32x76-29 96 ea 36pc up 25 95 22 · Pine 1made lo~o~ered ld iUSteble sh utters all sizes below wholer.ala con 23 ·K· lux bench mark bnck corners 50 cents bo• morta r 2 gal 10 95 24 Praftntshed bruce oak ll oor~ ng ~ thick 2'/o wtde 20sq It ctn 846 00 10 ctn up 39 95 ctn 26 Prehung 1nttmor doou prefm~shed and unftn1sh11d all SIUS(6) 29 96ea 26 Stael utertor tn1ulated pre· hung doors (8 ) 69 95aa 27 Exterror S1eel door blanks (B) 25 OOea 28 Pine Louv11red Bv· told doon sats 124 29 95) 130· 35 951 (32 39 95 ) (35 44 95) (48 59 90) 29 Doublu rd e lite Rnlr ance dCJor nts wtth deeo· rat ed glus and shea! panel doors 350 OOea 30 Bronze tllummum double commerc1al ent rance doon seu 599.95 or sl ngels 399 95 With hllndels and lo cks 31 Single or double leaded glass steel tnsulated doors seu reg 699 00 to 1 BOO 00 no w 3 4 9 96 to 895 00 32. Steel doors and tamb prahung 1 111 hr f1re rt~ted 189 95 33 Prehung wte el 1nsulated doors wrtfl v, glass tnsulated 129 96ea 34 Pre hung pme panel doors ell sil8S 89 95ea 35 · Blank hollow core doors from 12 to 20 wide 80 long· 400e& 36 P~efl n•shed prehung oek legacy doors and jamb ell S1l81 44 95ea PENNS WAREHOUSE WEll STON OHIO 614· 384·3645 Sofas _.nd ch111ns PII Ctld lrom $3 95 to $996 Tables S50 and till to 112 6 Hrd~t• o b1tds 1390 to $&96 Ro chners $225 to 53 75 lamps $28 to $125 Orne ll o8 1109 nnd liP to S495 Wood table w 6 cha11s S286 to t7 95 Out~ 8100 up to S376 Hul chtt! 1400 and up. Bunlt beds complete W•matt1eues $295 and up 10 $395 Baby berls $ 110 M~ttreue 1 or b0.11&p 11 ng s Re11dv mix concreta end all full or tWIO S63. fum S73 and concrete tupplies Cell us VeUey 183 Queen Sftts $225 Kmg Brook Cement anti Supplie s, 4 ·7_7_3_·6_2_3_4_ _ _ _ _ $350 4 dtftwer cf'tesl $69 Gun l -3-0 6 12 1 c.,abtnltt l ' Rougf't Lumber Oak & Po plar 1 37•6""8 bOn 11 v met ectf c rang ~r tresses $36 81 S45 Bed frames $150 per 1,000 by bundle 20c ° $20 $30 & Klflgolfr&me $60 bed room Good selecl!on I Utles ma1111 cabmats. heart 130 ...... ••d up •• • •• 12 Months free f1nenclng w11h approved credit UOO mm1.1 mum pu1chase neeessarv 3 Mile• out Bulavllle Rd Open 9am tO 6pm Mon thru Sat Ph 614 446·0322 . 250 8·cyl. engrne br•nd new $500 C1ll after '&PM Ph 614· 256-1666 77 NCR Cash Regtst er & Compu ter. fal rlvnew $500 Chest type cooler $150 Ph 446 · 2445 ,,.. I~===:::::::::::::::;:==========~ frost free coppertone G 2E door 30m ~ Etectrt c Range co pP,e rton $250 G E M1 crowava & stande $50 Dmette aet table 2 c hetrs 61 Farm Equipment $35 5elec baseboardheeters& therm ostats $126 Ph 614· 246 5067 CROSS & SONS U S 35 West Jackson, Ohio Cata lyl 1c Co nvert ers onf'l! 614 286 6451 $89 96 Most model• lnstalla· Massey Ferguson New Holland tron also evetlable Muffler Man, Bush Hog Sales & Servtca O~o~er 9 Strm pso n Ave , Ath ens Oh to 40 used tractors to choose from 1 800· 843 3767 & complete lme of naw & used e(lulpment largest ulect1on m Sears 10 1nch Crattman Table S E Ohro Saw J C Penney Sowtng Ma ch1 ne (used few ttmest 140,000 273 New Holtend sq Baler BTU LenM~ natural ga3 furnace $1500 Ford 3pt Flake 8326 (good conditiOn) $160 Cell Sha~o~er Post Drrvfllr S700 7ft 614-742·2271 locust posu $1 36 each Ph 614· 388·9832 Above ground pool fo r !lale w1th !tit er 4 ft 11. 24 fl S460 Call J1v1den s Farm E(lulpment 614 986 418 2 614-446 1675 Spec•al Sale Prtces on our new R10tt Tractor! Vermeer May equtpment up to 13000 oft 56 Pets for Sale Mowers, mower condmoners rakes tedders & roundbalarsl A complete hne of bale handlmg & Groom and Suppl't' Shop -Pet leading lccessonaa grinder Groornmg All breeds . All miXers, wagons, rotary tillers, st yl es Ju lt e We bb Ph 614· 446 rotary cutters. blades. d11c cultt· 023 1 vators plows, soeden post driVers wCJodsphtters, ga1es Dragonwvnd Ca n ary Kenn el headgates truck racks truck CFA Himalayan Pers tan and beds, tra•len sprayers feed Sramese kltten!l AKC Chow bunks lntestock watarers mm pupp1es New tuttens, S tamose orolleeders WheeiHone l1wn& and H1melayans Call6 14 446· garden equipment Und 38 44 attar 7PM Equtpment· 8 round balers (so me that taku r. low ase36 HP Go lden Ret neve r pups AKC tracto r! mowmg ma chmes. Fl egtst ored 10 Wk! old Prtce rakes. drum mow"' square mcludes f11st shou, papers & balers used tractors, 3 7 ' vet chec k 8150 eac h lhts week haybmee. cutdttloner hme or1ly Call today 1· 286-5110 spreade r tobacco setters dts cs, plows harrow gravtty wagon AKC Pomeraman Red Female, And see us for a completa line ol very ttnv Also rare whtle I em ale t)illri! & servtcel b oth are h nuse bro~en $200 each Also AK C Pom111ran1en for Mee hanrcet toba cco sett er S tud Serv1ce & AKC Stbertafl 5350 Call614 266 1265 Husky lor St ud Sarv1ce Ph 614 446 6927 OR 614 -388· lnterneltona1 Cub lo·Boy, plow 996 4 drsk. bladfll, 42 tn woods bell'f mower 93000 ltrm Ph 614· Full blooded Beagle mother & 446 1602 pups 820 each Call 614 256 6620 35 Ferguson Tractor. excellent cond 2 bonom plow p1ck up AKCReg BostonTemer 1'12 vr d1sc bush hog Ph 614 388 old Female good w1th kids Ph 8509 388 9614 Reg Enghsh Sprrnger Spamet pups E..cellent hunting stodt F T Ch11mpmn s, Dad & Grandpar enh from England Ph 446 , 393 Buy one any stze chatn uw chatn and get second ch11n h1lt pnce SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Henderson W Va 304 676 7421 RegiStered mtntature Schnaunr pupp'( male 4 'h month!l Ca ll 614 -446 9419 after 5 62 Adul t Cocker Spen 1els Adult Shih Tzu Chocolate Cocker pups Female No checks Ca ll 614 992 2607 Now buytng shell co rn or ear cor n Callfor latestquotes Rr ~o~er City Farm Supply &14 446 2985 58 8o Fru1t Vegetables Wanted to Buy 63 Livestock Be J,atch1ng fo r mv strewbrmv ad to P•tk 't'Our own m t ho n ex t few days Ph Claude Wtnters 614 245 6121 Duroc Boar1 Bred lUSt like the boars we testae! at the Ohro Testatron that g11ned o~o~er 2 6 lbs per dsy Roger Bentley. Sabina OH 51 3· 584· 2398 Strawbemes P1ck your own B11ng contai ners Clau de Wm 1ers Rto Grande Ohto Call 61 4 245-5121 Fresh Holltern Cows & He~ten . A I Stred Most wt1h 0 H I r11eords Call614· 286 2496 Roush s Strawbemes 2 m1les back ot New Haven WVa til Unt ot'l Ca mpg round Start May 25 Vou prck 81 00 We p[ck St 25 BAM to 6PM Ph 304 882-2237 Strawbe m es Taylon Berry Patc h Ken Rd Monday Saturday BAM· BPM Call 614 446· 8692 or 614·2 45-5178 STRAWBERR IES - Pu~k '~fOur own - st&rt•n g Thursday, May 21s t 8 11m · 8 p m a!rflll!idy ptcked · S1 25 qt Cam pground field on ly Happy Hollow Frutt Farm 304 676 2026 Str11wbe m es now taking orders S1 00 qt 304-675 762 1 59 61 Farm Equipment 350 John Deere dorer 6 way bi!Kte with blck hoe can 814- 1968 Chevy No1o1a 6 cvl auto good ' hros Runs good 614· 992 2866 1985 Monte Carlo T·top 4 3 fuat InJection. en. lilt. crutu AM ·FM cassette. 36,000 mtles Call614· 992-3801 1973 AMC Hornet 1972 Ford Van Cal1 614 949-2479 1968 Mercury XA7 SP Cougar Best oHer call between 6 00· 8 00 PM , 304 882-3145 75 Old s Cutlass. good shape and runs good phone 304·675· 2866 73 Monte Carlo body soltd $125 Call 304 675· 6697 be fore 10.00 p m 1980 Chev'l Cttatton, 4 cyl auto alf, ps, pb, ttlt, crutn, pw delayed w1pers am-fm ens new tlfoa naw rebutlt trans 69 . 000 m iles new pa1nt $1 ' 750 304·675 -2563 1977 MontoCarlo newtnea arr co nd , 304 -675 -4831 alter 6 00. 1978 Plymouth Satelhte Cus tom, 9200 304 675-5106 72 Trucks for Sale 1986 GMC S·15 Sterra Pkg V· &. fuel Jnjacted, 4 ·wheel dftv e Real Sharp 18900 Call 614 446· 2105 1986 Dodge p1ckup. 3 ton 21 ,000milltl 16900 Call614 992· 6468 1973 Chevy Tandem, 427 13· speed 34 re1rs , 12 fronu. 15ft bed deuble hame Ph 368· 9873 1978 Dodge 111 ton ptdt· up Small V·8 auto, $850 Ph 446· 8568 1986 Chevy S-10, V 6, Fuel injected Loaded, Durango pack age lhtllp. Must ue Ph 388 ·8673 1980 Datsun reduced E•ca1 lent eonditton Owner took good careofthtlone 304'·675 6689 Hay 8o Grain Hay lor tale 11 / balee t the field 51 25 deliVered and stacked Located bes•de fa~rgroundt Ctll 614 446· 3120 Of 446·0373. 71 Autos for Sale 1980 Ct\ryl ltr F1hh Avenu e good condtl lon Call 614 ·446· 0008 1978 Butdl Aeg1l, Itt, PS. PB tilt wheel 1983 Chryaler New Yorker fully to.cled Ph 614· 446 7390 9 F E 4 1 82 ord scortwagon. spd., ttr AM FM l1pe, 12299 1984 Dodge Omm 4 spd $2699 John ' sAutoS•Iet. BuiiYtNeRd , Gathpohs 1984 Ford Ranger 42.000 mllet s•ooo 61 4· 742·2878 1982 Ptymouth pick·up, looks end runs good 12, 200 or bet t offll!lf 304 576 2941 '69 GMC one end h1lfton truck and water tank, 1,000 gal t1 ,600 00 Call61•· 256· 6837 after 6 00 PM 1979 Ford lhreequ1ner1on ptdt up long bed PS . PB goodcond 304 ·882 · 3236 Vans 8o 4 W.O . 73 1978 Dodge Van low m1lnge Good sf'tape S1600 Cell 61 4· 245· 5232 1982Toyoti , 4114SR 5Pu::k· up, 5 1p111d , 1unroof, AM · FM Cu1eh1 U995 Call614·446· 81151 1fter BPM '76 Bluer. 4 wh ... drive. new tlfK tteaderl. strong vehide Stearns G1r1ge 304· 875-n10 or 875 6749 68 Terry camper 11500 304 882 2689 ~=·':::bo':'': :"=3=04=6:?:6:4:4:':'=:.l3:0:8:·:90=8=1~m~6:1;•:·:38~e~8~2~30~~ .Real ,------982 c ut-1as1 74 sh1rp 1 Su prerne, Broug1'11m top V· 6 SNAFU® by B~uce Beattie ;;~~;,4·t PS. PB Coli 614" Motorcycles 1983 Honda 750 Shadow C•ll 814·441· 1096 1981 Pontl•c Gtand Prut Broughtm Lotded 13100 C•ll 614·446·7380 19&7 Chevr ucel1ent cond nooo or trlde Ph &1•·446· 7303 1984 Red Chtvette. 1tand1rd Iran , 2· door h.. ch beet C111 114 448·4564 CARPET Carpet rtmnlntl SG.OO • y1rd 1nd up Mollohan Furn ihHt Upper R l~o~tr Rd Ph. 614· 446 7444 OpiKl ttl1 7 PM on We" 1983 Butdt LIS1br1 Umltlld, a~~:ceNtnt cond Ph 814 441· 0290 loMI~. o•.,.. 1984 Chw.ne, euto. lir, AM· FM. 42,000. 12500. 1984 Eston 41pd, 4 door, n.w plint, ttr... 61 ,000 mil• 12500 C1ll 814·379·2 . .2 CA RPET Ca rpel remn1nt1 18.00 1 vard ltfld up Mollohm Furniture, Upptpr Rtvtr Rd .. Ph e14 4467444 Op~m 1111 7PM on WeB Stainl•• ttMt~~~tt.aii11YJternt Now custom mlde for your tnu•. motor t,omtOf ct•lcclt' Whh ltt.tinw wwremy Mutnw Oevs Good used porllble 1nd floor rnodel colo• TV' s Ph. 614-446· 1149 Man. ' ltimpton Aw .. Atttena. Oh10 1 ·100·143·3717. 197t Ctw.v M - .llotlon " Business Is terr ific ! There's a karate conven tion In town •.• " W-to.ulo.E-tiofl 11100. Ctll 11•·•2· 3090 aft• • 30 p.m. -:::;;~~::=:===;:;::=:==;::=== 79 Motors Homes & Campers 79 F111!18twtng 8 f1 pickup camper Stove, rttfrtgeretor. fur· nace Extra cleen Sleeps 4 Call 614· 446-1352 Dobbs. (0:301 ilii Wheal ot Fortune i&l CD Barney Miller M'A'S•H 1 Home Improvements ~~;:''WO~I< HA~IT.5''? You MeAN 1917 KZ 850 Kawauki , 1196 1982 WA -250Husqvarnal895 Calll14 •4&. 6161 eft• 6PM 1983 Honda Shldow 750 good cond 7,100 mtlft Taken pd care ot 11 800 30•· &75· 3852 Uncondtttonel Ufatlme guaren tee Local raference1 lurnrshed Free est1metes Call collect 1· 614· 237· 0488, day or ntght Rogers Basement Waterprooftng (RI O ALLEY OOP (]J I1D Nova Learn o f the latest research underway to SADFRY! I'M REALLY I lOLD BREATHING UNDER- YOU YOU WATER! I DON'T COUL.D BELIEVE IT! DO IT! All typot carpenter B. concrete work Interior. e.11tenor. ramo· doling. parntlng. roofing, free esbmatu Cell614·446-6174 find a vaccine to l reat AIDS i News pttmel!me magaz1ne the day's world news and rn depth fealure reports (1 00} Ell CD MOVIE: Big Jake (PGI (1 50) 8:30 (I) Q (I) Growing Pains Carol IS g1ven the c hance to sk tp a grade 1n htgh school (R)Q 9:00 ()) 700 Club CiJ 0 (I) MOVIE: •cracked Up' ABC Thnllr Q I!] Frontline Phili ppine Ace Conatructron Roolrng , gut· tors, masonry work AU work guaranteed C•l1614 388· 9788 or 388 · 9792 Tree & stump removal Mulch, topsotl Blue Rug Blue Spruce. mowtng pruning Don's Llrndl· capes Ph 614.. 4•8·9840 m government claims Ferd1nnand Mar.cos plundered the natton RON ' S 1ele~o~ls i on Servtce . Ho1.11fl calli on RCA Ouazar, G E Spacl11tng +n Zentth. Call 304 -676 2398 or 614·446· 2464 1m master or ceremon1es for the 20th serve as consecutive year. Mary Frann will be the television hostess Represen ting the Un ited States w1ll be Michelle Rotary or cable tool drilling Most well• completed •ame day Pump u les and tenttce 30•· 895· 3802 Renee Royor of El Paso, TX (T1me may vary by region) I!) Larry King Llvall n depth Concrete finish. p11klng loti, , · basements · any silttob SentOr ' · • Citizen Dl1count. Rick Garfield. 614· 986 ·4464 Starks Tree and Lawn Senttce, lawn care landscaptng, 1tump removal. 304· 576 2842 or 578· 2903 lntarvlews with top newsmakers and celebrities. tO:OO D CD QJ1 Vou Are tho Jury In a com pte:~~ murder tnal, the victim s wlle and her lover MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 11 Plumbing WIJR DA-ILYHOR05COPE'. IF 'rOLl WERe BORN ON TH IS DI.Y .. & Heating "THANK Ya.l Fa< Nor&'.IOKIN5. ElABYON BQARO.HAVEANICE' DA.Y. I BAAKE FOR ANIMALS." LOOKS LIKE THEIR COMPUTERS GONE 6ANANA6AG-'IIN. of covert actlrn ,. I!] Nowo 1111 Evening Newt A wrap up of today's news and a took ahead to tomorrow's news Electrical Refrigeration BARNEY DADBURN CARDS~! General Hauling AW, STOP SQUAWKIN' 1! I PAID OFF ALL MY GAMBLIN' IN ONE LUMP SUM!! .f:}. *: Oitlatd Weier Servtce· Poole. Ctnerns, Wells Ot iiVery Anyume Cell 814· ••&· 7404-No Sunday calls Watt erson's Water Hau hng. reaso n1ble rates , •mmediat e 2 000 gallon delivery Ctltetna, pools. well. etc cell 304 -576· 2919 . Houae coal. tim..tone, and Oehvered 1 ton and up Jtm Llrnter 304· 675 1247 Or' 675· 7397 1- - - - -- - - - - Formerl>f' Ken '• now John tt W•ttw Sennce John WMterson, Jr Owner 1.000 or 2.000 g•l 18fVtCe 304 578· 22•8 16 ft. w....... J~n boet: lif• )Ktill. 30 lb. thN11 Mlctric motor. Tltt trli~ • baftM'( Cll 114· 441-tat2 Santa 's Uph~sltty Shop Fumj.. ture, car INti. bo .. lOts, .. c Call 614· 211· 6270, Rocldtdt Roed Crown City 21h:. lldffcrlft, ...,.. 4·1 . 120 H.P. -.....,1 ·0 - ,.,.,_000 • .......... WIM ... Of tr.cll fof ttv.toc:k. Ph 441·1125 Mowrey's Upholttet'ing sen,.ng tr( county area 22 Ylatl Thtbnt In furniture upf\olnanng C.ll 304 •175 - 41 &4 for hu eltimlltea t1 :00 ()) Hardcaoflo ond McCormick tt :30D ffi QJ) TonlghiShow (!) SporttCentor iL) CiJ WKRP In Cincinnati 0 (I) Nlghtilne Q ®J Magnum, P.l . \!]) Sporto Tonight Ac tion packed sports hlghhght9 w1th Nick Charles and Jim Huber. griYel 75153 18ft Tom Boy Bu1 Bott: aqulppad, 11150 Ph 114·317· ® News fl) CD USA Tonight QJ1 Nowa (!) Ina\~ lhe PGA Tour (T) C!J Sign Off [ll Moyer1 : In Search of the Constitution Vrsit with the senior just1ce of the present Supremo Court INRI Q ~ Moneyllne Current . reports on world econom1cs and financial news wr th Lou Dobbs (0 30) Ell CD M'A'S•H J & J Water Sel'loflca Swtmmrng pooll. Ctlterns well• Ph 614 245 9285 A & M Cuttom Couchn and Reupholttery. St At 7, Crown City, Oh 1814·266 1470 he. 614 · 446· 308 Open det~ 9 lo •Jo, Sat 930to 130 Old& new Uphosttted -<. Slones i1.00) II) CD Odd Couple 10:t5 (I) Major League B. .eball Allanta Braves at St LOUIS cardinals (T) 10:30 ()) Celebrity Cholo (!) NFL'S Superatara: Thl Men who Pl•~ed lhe Game Bob Lilly (A) [tt Moneymakers D ill CiJ 0 Cll 1m ll !21 A & A WtJter Serv1ce Homa ctsterns, welts. pools ftlled Formerly Jamet B~ s Wiler Same ratn C1il 304 876. 6370 Upholstery are th8 only witnesses .. and they accuse each other. V1ewers can and vote on the verdict. [;J ({) The Presidency and the constitution Exa m1ne foreign policy Issues such as the use DEBTS- - 87 Boats and Motors for Sale Q I) !2) Mloa Universe Pageant Broadcasl from S tngapore , Bob Barker w1U Fetty Tree Tnmming. ttump remo~o~al Call304 6715· 1331 85 mI!) West 57th CBS l!l1 Prtmanews Wrap ups of V•nvle B. Aluminum Stding Storm wtndows B. doors. over h1ng guttars Free euimlltes Ph 814·446· 6332 Resident•ll or commercial Wtr· mg New ser~o~i ee or ,._.,;,, licensed eiiiCtrtCttn Estimate free Ridenour Ellctncal, 304· 876 ·1788 m lieutenant (A ) SWEEPER and sewing mtchtne repair, parts. and tupplln Pick up and delivery, Davis V1cuum Cletner. one hall mtle up Georges Creek Rd. Celt 614 446· 0294 & 7:30 0 CD (I) Newlywed Game (!) NHL Hockey (I) Honeymooners Q (I) Judge 1m Wheel ol Fortune Q \!]) Croosfira (0 30) !21 QJI Jeopardy I Q @ Major League Baseball Ell CD Too Close tor Comtort 8:00 ()) Young Rebels Alias Ban Todd 0 ()) QJ1 Matlock Matloc k defends a prrvate framed lor murder ol sadrst1c (I) NBA Basketball CiJ Q (J) Who's the Boss? A game of putt putt escalates tnto an all out war (0 30) ll 1121 •T.J . 19715 Hond•CB 750, mln tc ond 30.. 175·5909 75 1i:5" ~Ag"tT·fORMIN8? W4TERPROOFING 84 I INNUBO m mt]l1 1985 full sr:r:e slide m truck camper Call 614 446-8648 atter 7PM CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Galltpolta Ohio Phone 614-446· 3888 or au. 446· 4·77 I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Beggar - Shtrt - Flunk - P~racy - CHASING F1rst mountaineer " My neighbor has be en making moon· s h1ne again I know because h1s ra bbrts have been here C HASING my hounds ' BRIDGE PEANUTS WHEN THE WIND BLOWS, l SWING BACK AHD FORTH, AND MV HEAD HITS THE TREE Hooker' CBS Lite Night The theft of Romano'a Porsche leads 10 an unusual relationship (R) @ Magnum P.l. J Diggor Doyle fl) CD Loll Show t2:00 W Buml and Allan (!) t987 French Open Tennlo Doily Rocop CiJ Nlgi!Uino [;J 0 (I) More Real People (!])Sign Off aJ) NewiNight Live news with Patrick Emory and Klraten Llndqulsl.it :OO) t2:301]) Btll of Groucho I ' NORTH ~ 'll 87 t A9 2 .Q J 8 6 • KQ J 5 James Jacoby llll Money line Current reports on world economiCS and fmanc1al news w1th lou 26 ft camper trader aH con~o~en· ranees $2200 Cell 614· 266 1265 82 o rn Yorl<. (0.30) @ WKRP In Cincinnati fl) (7J Hogan's Heroes 7:00 (ll Hardcastle and McCormick 0 (}) PM Magazine (!) SportaCenter (L) Cil Senford and Son (I) Entertainment Tonight Q (J) People's Court C!J l!l) MacNeil/ Lehrer NewsHour (1 00) 1m News BASEMENT 77 MarkV l •ncoln. low m1le1ge 304·675· 2710 after 5 00 call 304· 675-5584 low lo form lo ur s1rnple words anchored hve from New Suuts, 8119 95 peir, lnstallad Moat models Muffler Man 9 St1mpsof1 1 -800·843 Ave 3767 Athena, Ohto Serv1 ces 6 year old Pallmlno Ouaner Mare. 4-H trained We11ern Plea1ure. 8750 00. 9 year old Appaloou Mare. hat been con· tested In barrel• ahown plea· lUte, $400 OQ 614· 682·7122 64 Auto Repair 81 ----.../-- be- m FRANK AND ERNEST '79 Cougar XR7 new pamt rebwtt ongtne no m1les mce car Stearns Garage, 30•· 675 7710 or 676 6749 the (!) NBA Today [f) (I) Down to Earth Stereo CiJ 0 (J) ABC News [;J C!J Nightly Bualneaa Report 1m l!2l CBS News I!D Cotorsounds I!) ShowBiz Today News ol the entertamment "(''Or!d 1s 26 ft T1ten motor home. com· pletefv self· conta1ned, genera· tor , steeps 8 $8900 C1ll 614· 446·0008 1985 Ford Ranger· In 1o1erv good co nd , soma e.1.tre,, take over payments Call614 266 6867 For Sale or Trade f"rm SupiJiies & L1veslock Autos for Sale 7 yr old Appaloou Mare has been shown by 1111 year old boy &350 Pf't 446 2446 _:_:.::.__.::__.::___ _ _ · leFor sale Haretord end Stmmital bull 614 742· 2510 Tra nsporta11on For sale or trade 1982 KDX 176 dtrt b1lte Runa good 304·675 5350 71 Re o rronge leiters of O four scn::rmbled words WORD GAM I 6:30 0 (}) l!1l NBC Nightly News Dual exhaust kits, $99.96 IR· stalled Most Fords , Chevy Truclls Ven1, 4x4"s, Muffi.Min, 9 Strmpson Ave.. Athena, Ohio 1·800-843· 3767 Tyler Com mercial type statnless steele freere1 220 vo lt Ph 446 2445 Atk for Paul Reft~gerator·FfiQidarH 9111fl a1k for Paul US~D SOFFAS. e~ce llent cond1 lion Vmyl reehner portable stereo Corb•n 8t Snvder Furm turePh 614 446·1171 EVENING urn 1fo ton &350 00 Ph 448· 2445 Heavy duty Alrc fan Sell or trade Plus ema11 wmdow atr cond 1t10 ner Call 614 256· 1614 2 Ptecellviny Room Su•tel325 Mollohen Fumrture, Upper R11o1er Rd Ph 614 446 74U Open till 7PM on Week 01yt Relng•retor, gold, &1 00: elect· rtc stov., 150, RCA color 1elev1sion, 2lllneh S100 Good co ndition. 304·773·!1128 1984 Checy 4x4 runntng • TUES., MAY 26 ·T~~~:t:~' Sef:\t(\lA-~ttfS® .._:.,::.:..:::::.__:....= Ed;ud br ClAY R. POllAN 6:00 ()) Big Vaned (I) 1m !21 QJ1 Newt (!) SportaLook (T) (I) Beverly Hillbillies (!)Or. Who Hand of Fear. Part t I!D Secret City @ Facta of Life &HD Dlff'rent Strokes P1ns for 1978 Blazer tr1n U50 00, front & rt• drrve shaft rnr tnd • other parts. . , .· 367· 7813 440 John De&re Dorar 81 Corvet. 6600 actual m1los Call 614 266 1774 1he uauy Television Viewing 54 Misc . Merchandise poo p l1;1 YOU knnw i)nd NOT to send mon ev tn rough the matt until vou htw e .Aurr~ 1 ~AVE Bl0 ffeeL ~, 1975 Hond1 CB 750 , mln1 CORd. 304 875· 5909 lNG CO r!lcomm6nds th at you 1j 0 BORN LOSER May 26, 1987 Ohio r'OIIItOfOY-IVItOOieport, + 10 5 East dtd not know for certam that the s1x of d1amonds was a smgleton, so h e duc ked the opemng lead He hop ed that Wes t had a trump tnc k and was leadmg !rom a doubleton d1 amo nd In that case, best defen se would be lor West to get In with h1s trump tmk and then play t he hope d-for second diamond Declarer now playe d a hear t t o his ace a nd a noth e r b ack to dummy's a Jack. Next came • 53 t AQJ 3 2 • A 10 8 7 + 9 876 SOUTH +K 6 .AKI 0 92 H4 3 2 +K4 club toward h1s Vulnerable North-South Dealer Soulh ktng continued with a spade to dum· my'; ace a nd rulfed dummy's third spade . He then played back to dum my's heart qu een and led a d 1amond honor from dummy W1thout much thought, East played the ace When West di sca rde d a black card, East knew he had c hoppe d up the defense H e e1lher ha d to lead away f rom hiS d1amond 10 or g1ve up a sluff and ruff by playmg a club Isn't 1t possible that West had led !rom 6-4-3 or 6·4-2 of diamonds - th e well- known top-of· nothmg lead' I sup pose that's tru e , although my own prefere nce IS to lead low , even from three small, against a smt cont ract EAST +Q J 10 •s kmg West took the ace , cas hed the Jack of clubs and then played t he e1ght of spades Declare r won the s pade A== .. WEST . 8 7 5L3 • 74 West North Ea~tl P iiSS a• Pass Pass Puss 14.. Soutb Pass +6 L- - -- - ------Ope m ng lead· But !he o nly r ea l c han c e East has of sett mg th e contract 1s 1f declarer started with four diamonds to the nine, and he s ho uld play for that c hance by ducking the second diamond honor fr o m dummy He w1ll the n be able to wm both the ace a nd the l 0 of d!a· monds, setlmg the conlrnct. -,w# ~Al by THOMAS JOSEPH 38 Wi~e ahout ' ACROSS I Snail 6 Grating sound 9 Franchot 39 Approac h DOWN 10 Vocation 3 Secret I Swagger 2 French river agents 12 Tease 4 13 Wise source Golly! 14 English 5 Less river 15 Blvd. 16 Umbrella 6Macaw common 7 Division of the part 18 Frenzy 27 ~lorse 21 Painful or hean 22. Mondale's 28 Food u.s. 17 Breed of Treasury dog running from 19 Medieval 8 Bird w1th mate heaven a pou c h 23 Package 29 Aquatic sh1eld 10 Desire 20 Dray 24 Rasehall an Imal 21 Ending tor 11 Counter or 34 Cereal thermo an football plant 22 Mossback argumenl 25 Philippine 35 Dolly 23 Warrant 15 Breezy island a camera officer 24 Wine's delicacy (F'r.) 25 Trim 26 Prior to (perf.) 27 Sicilian capital 30 Hockey immortal 31 Chemical ending 32Tub 33 Loretta Young film 35 Puh measure 36 Peace cov e nant 37 Skin problem DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work it: 5/26 AXYDLBAAXR LILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A IS used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Smgte letters, apostrophes, the length and formatwn of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTE 5·26 HA EHFFHfiF EHFFHBF G T IPMDIW SK V D C PK L I II J D RP V Q XR K - F'(iVEDR G T D L P I lJ n LllRII [{ p ·- v G T D VQ C.I H H QRHGCJ Yeaterday'a Cryptoquote: IN ART I PULL NO HIGH·BROW S11JFF, I KNOW WI:L\T I LIKE, AND THA1"S ENOUGH. - G~LETI' Bl!RGESS �Page 10 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Tllesday, May 26, 1987 --Local briefs-- Storms dreneh some Memorial Day ·programs Squads receive several calls A num ber of calls were answered over the holiday weekend by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services. A\ 12: 23 a.m. Saturday, Pomeroy went to Route 7 for Kelly Morris, who was treated but not tra nsported ; Pomeroy all: 56 a.m. took David Talbott, Racine. from Route 7 ro Veterans Memorial; Pomer oy atl2 : 15 p.m . look Char les Niemeyer from Libert y Ave ., to Vet era ns Memor ial; Midd lepor t at 5: 53p. m ., went to the New Lima Road for Dusty Tillis. treated but not tran sported; Racin e at 8:28 p.m . took Pairlck Snyder from Third Sl., to Veterans Memorial. On Sunday T uppers Pla in s took Toby Mctier fnom Forked Run Stat e Par k to Camden·Ci ark Hos pi ta l in Parkersburg, and at 4:50p.m., Rutland took A ndy Doczi from T itus Road to Holzer Medical Cen ter . Monday at 12:.17 p.m., Tuppers Pl ain s look Ora Si nclair from Sumner Road to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; Syracuse at ll: 34 p.m . took Thurman Mart in. .Jr., from Snowbal l Hili to Veteran s M emor ial Free clothing day The Gal ti a·Meigs Communll yi\cr ion Agency wi ll hold it s free clot hing day for low in co me persons Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon . The cloth in g bank is loca ted In the old high sc hool build ing at Ches hi re. Patrol checks two accidents There were two acc iden ts in Meigs Count y durin g the Memorial Day wee kend , according to the Ga ll la·M eigs Pos t of the Sta te H ighway Pa t rol. The fir st occurred In Salem Tow nship Su nday, at noon, on Ohio 124. Gladys M . M olden, 69, of Dex ter, was drivi ng wes t on Ohio 124 when In the prorrss of ro und ing a curve. she tried ro pas s a car pa rked in the r oadway. While do ing so she tr ied to avoid hittin g an oncoming ve hicle. She cut to the right side of the road. but could not avoid striki ng the left side of the par ked ca r owned by Car l R . .J ones . 58, of Co lumbu s. •Jones was cit ed for par king on the roa dway . The ·ot her acc ident occurred Monda y, at 5:34 p.m .. in Salisbury Towns hip , at the in tersection of Ohio 7 and County Road 24. Lisa C. Hewitt, 19, of Dauphin, Pa., wa's nor th bound on Ohio 7 when a car driven by Sue A. Romuno, 28, of Pomeroy, tu r ned left from Ohio 7 to Co unt y Road 24, Int o Hew itt' s path. Hewitt co uld not stop In ti me to avoid hittin g Rom uno's ca r . Romuno· wa s cit ed for fa ilu re to yield . Area deaths Albert Diehl Albert Wayne Di ehl , 64, Wi ck· li!!e, formerly of Meigs Co unty, died May 12 unex pectedly at his home. Mr. Diehl wa s born and rea red In Meigs Cou nt y. He wa s born Aug. 30, 19221n Pomeroy, a son of the late E rnest a nd Edna Lenken· hoker Diehl. Survivors local ly Include his sister, Iva Powell. Pomeroy, and an aunt, M amie Swauger, M id· dleport and cou sins. He Is also survived by his wife, two dau gh· ters, four grea l·gra ndch lldren and an aunt , none of whom live in Meigs County . Services were held on May l o at the Ca l vary Assembl y of God Church In Willou ghby Hill s, Ohio. Hazel Hart Hazel B . Ward Hart , 8~'· of Route 2. L eon died Sa turda y, May 23, 1987 In Pleasa nt Val ley Nursing Care Uni t aft er a long Illness. Born April .1, t9tJ:\ In LPon, shr· was the daughtrt' of thP lal<' Beachtel Ward and l': mma Hodges Ward . She was preceded In df'al h by her husband, Hoba r t M . 1-l ar t. a daughter and a son. She wa s a mt•mbN of the Jehovahs Witnesses of Poi nt Pleasant . Surviving are a so n, Hoban Wester Hart . Routr 2 Leon; a sister, Lilly Ca mpbrl l. Park<'TS· burg; two gra ndchildrr n. thr rr step·gra ndchlldr f'n and several great-grand<•hi ldrf' n. Services wNr held toda)' at 11 a.m . at Want C0mr1a rv wi th Frank Fult z offir l:t tln g, Wllcoxen Funl'ral ll onu · wa s in charge of arrangNnrn ts. Marion F. R(•ytJOirl s Mar lon F . Hrv nolds. 7ti, of Rac ine, died Sa t1i rday. Ma)· t:l. 1987 at hi s hom e. He was born M:ty 2, 1911 In Sardis, Ohi o to th e l:ll e Thomas Jay Sr. and Mar garet Mr ( :tonr Rey nolds. Formally of Mason, he wa s a member of the Chrlsti:tn Bret h· eren Church of Ma so n. He was a r etirf'cl rh·l·r mHn and sell-employed timbrr man . He was preceded in dr:tth h)· two sister s and two br otlwrs. He Is SUf\' lved b)' hi s wlfr. E ln ore, of Rac in e; stepmothPI', Garnett Rey nold s, of Gallipolis F erry; stepdaughter, Vrrglr Havens, of Ca llforn l:~: stepson. VIrgil Havens, Parkersburg: two sisters. Catherine King. Ma rlon . Ohio, and Ruth MPigh, Ga llipolis Ferry; three brothers, C.J . " Jack" Reynolds and John L. Reynolds, bo th of Gallipolis Ferry, and Roy B. Rey nolds of Florida; several grandchlld•·en, great·grandchtldren, nieces and nephews. Services will be at I p.m. Wednesday at the Wilcoxen F un· eral Home with the Rev ..James Lewis officiatin g. Burial will be at Sun crest Cemetery . F,rlends may call at the funera l home from 2 lo 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m . Wednesday_ Ray Deweese Ray M . Dewees e. 82. of Point Pleasa nl, di ed Su nday aft ernoon. May 24. 1!187 at his home aft er a long Illness. He was born August 29, 1904 at Leo n toT.F'. Dewes sea ndOmeda DewPsse. He wa s a ret ired fu rnace operator at Ma lleable I ron Com· pa ny with 2:. years of serv ic·r. He was preceded in death by a son, Cec il. three sister s a nd th ree brothers. He Is surv ived by his wifr, Ora Pick ens De Weese. Point Pl ea· sa nt; lwo daught ers, Dor is Ma y Roseberry of Illinois, and Wavey Ann Swin k of frankto n. Indiana: six sons, Eal'i Ward of And erson. I nd., Bas il Ray, Hender so n. Nat han Ezra , Co lumbia , S.C .. B.O . "Eugene. " Car ti ng ton, Ohi o, Ja mes Sta nley, Point Pl ea· sa nt, and Roge r Da l e, Souths ide; :l:. grandchild re n and 32 gr ea t· gra ndchildren . Se rvices will b e Wedn esda y to .1 p.m . at Wilcoxen F uneral Home with the Rev. De lbern McCa rt · ' ney offlr ial ing. Bul' lal wilt be at Kirkland Memor ial Ga rden s. f riends ma y ra i l ar the funeral home fro m ~' to 9 p.m . today . . By United Press International Warm, moist air setlled over much of the Sou th and MidWest early today following q.lnshow· ers and thunderstorms that skipped across th e Plains and Gulf Coast, killing a boater and downing trees and power lines. Storms drenched Memorial Da y activities Monday. toppling . and central Wisconsin early · Quynn Brow n, a sher iff's pollee trees and d am ag ing light build· toda y. dispatcher. ings In Nebraska, Iowa ahd Some of Monday's storms The tornadoes struck near Indiana. A boater was struck by . produced tornadoes, hail. heavy Gruver, batter in{( a hangar at the l ightn ing an d k illed in northwest· raI n and gusty winds. A tornado airport, but no planes were ern Loui siana. flipped a trailer east of Tampico. damaged, said A.J. Ratliff, city Forecasters called. for a warm Ind., and anot her twister nor· manager. One mobile home was and sticky day today In Chica go Theast of Westport , Ind., toppled flipped, bu t no one was hurt , he and dense fog enveloped sout h several trees. sa id . Power lines were blown down Continued fr om page 1 at Craig. Neb., and Crothersville. Locally heavy rains fell Mon. Ind. Strong winds in Cherokee day across the lower Mississippi Later in the program, Mil ler, fellow class m ate. Duane Howell. Co unry, Iowa. knocked down Valley . Six inches of rain whose twin daughters were tragically killed in a motor trees and blew a mobile hom e off drenched Na poleonville, La ., amo ng the graduating cl ass, vehicle acc ident on May 16. its founda tion. 90-minute per iod . A man during a asked gr adu ates to "let us Everyone stood as Howell's Ravaged west Texas end ed I he was killed by lightning while (parents! down easy. Re · parents, Dennis and Nora Jean holiday und er a tornado walch boating on Lake Bistlneau In member, we wil l alw ays be mom Howell, accepted thei r son' s aft er several funnel cl ouds were Louisiana . and dad. We're proud of you and diploma . spotted and one touched dow n Scattered showers and thunwe love you." A specia l scholarship. In m e· just JO mil es from Saragosa , the der storms continued In North The salu ta tory add ress by mory of Duane Howel l. was tiny tow n leveled by a twis ter Ca r olina, Tennessee and Ala· Mar ty Cline, reca lled that the present ed to Mart y Cl ine. i\ nd IT Fri day that killed 29 people. bama. Birmingham, Ala., got Class of 1987 "exc elled in every was announced that the class will The tornado touch ed down 2 more than 1'h Inches of rain in 30 aspect of high school , choosing be making a donation. also in m inutes late Monday. not to follow but to lea d.'' Cline Howe ll 's name, to lhe Meigs miles northeast of Barstow, Texas, but there were no reports ca utioned gradua tes !hal the Alumni Associa tion. roa d ahead of lh em wou ld be Meigs Loca l Super in tendent of damage or injuries . Approxi· The year 's fi rst tropical dp. rocky. with ups and downs. "easy DanE. Mor ris accepted the Class mately rwo·lhirds of Bars tow 's pression has formed east of the for some but a st ruggle for of 1987. and diplom as were !iOO residents, shaken by the Bahama s, the National Weather others.' ' He told gra duat es to presen l ed by Boa rd of Education tra gedy in Saragosa , crowded Service in Miami sai d late into the ba sem ent of a school· remain determin ed throughout President R obert Snowden . Th e broad low. pres. Monday. their lives, using the strong Larry Powe ll , a member of I he house during the th rea tening area was movi ng north· sure Board 'o r Educa tion, was given wea ther, wi t nesses reported. leadership qualities whi ch they northeas t at near 10 mph. A swarm of tornadoes boun ced formed in high sc hool. the honor of presentin g a diplom a " We had a hurrican e hunter . int o Han sford County In t he far Vaiediet or lan E rin Ander son to his own son. out there today and we have Panhandle, po· northern Texas described gra du ation as "a bit · The class roll was presented by gotten the first tropical depres. tersweet occasion ." She sa id Brend a Sinclair. senior cl ass lice reported . sion of the season, located 350 "Probably fi ve or six." said high school has prepared the sec retary. miles eas t of the central Baha· Class of 1987 for l he roads th ey Wh at m ay become a new mas, drifting slowly toward the will tak e, and tha t thei r "dlplo· tradit ion at t he school. wa s the nor th ," said NWS forecater Bob mas r epresent t he priceless gift presentation of a flower by eac h Sheet s. "A ny change In strength of education." "As we graduates graduate to thei r mother in the will be slow, but it's fairly l arge !Continued from page 11 wa lk out the doors of Meigs Hi gh aud ien ce. As they rece ived their so we Think It will be around for a for the last tim e." she add ed, diplomas. each gradua te 'ieft the was handled by Supt . Bobby Ord few days.'' " we will ha ve changed greatl y. stage to ta ke the flowers to thei r with diplomas be.i ng presented to We will have ended a leve l of moms, man y who stood waitin g th e 72 gra duates by Don Smith, educa t io n and a sta ge of our for the recogn ition from their son vice president of the boa r d of Salvation Army lives." or daughter wit h tears in thei r educati on, ass isted by Char les Following th e sa lu tatory and eyes. Py les. board member . has free clothing day va ledictory addresses, gradu · The sy mbol of graduation was ales pau sed to remember thei r ex plained by Heather Cullums, Free clot hing day will be held vice presiden t of gr adu ating Closes Thursday at The Salvation Army, Butter· class. followed by the turning oi Th e Meigs Cou nt y Board of nut Ave .. Pomeroy, from 10 a.m . the tas sel s. to 12 noon Thursday. All area (As oll0:30 a.m. ) T he benedictio n wa s g iven by Elections Office , Mechanic St.. residents In need of clothing are Pom eroy, will be closed Thurs· Provided hy Pas tor Kcssec . wei rome. Bryce an d Mark Smith T he Meigs Hi gh Hand then day so rhar employees ca n attend of Blunt Ellis & Lo ewi played the sc hool's al ma m ater, in·serv ice tra ining da y at Lan· " M aroon and Gold." The band cas ter on the lates t programs on Plan AA meeting Price also played "The Star Spangled ba ll ot ta bulation. Firm A m E lectric Power ..... .. .. 26Y, Banner," "Ma j estia," and the The Meigs County Chapter of AT&T ............... .................. 2:,% processlona I and reces siona I. Alcoholics Anonymous will show Ash land Oil .............. ......... ti:n·. The line. "so much to re· a movie, "Guidelines" at a Bob Evans Farms ... ... 2~Y. member; so much still ahead . " Vet erans Memorial meeting ro be held at 7 p.m . Charming Shoppes .............. 24 \1, from the song, "Go With A Song Saturday Admissions- Dav id T hr usday at the Sacred Heart Federal Mogu i. ................... ~2 Y, In Your Heart," sung ear ly In th e Ta lbott , Racine; Char les Nie· Church In Pomeroy. The session Goodyear T&R .................. li2 "•1 progr am by theschooleholr, rook meyer. Pomeroy . is open to the public. Heck 's Inc ..... ...................... 4Y, on specia l mea ning as graduates Saturday Di scharges - Linda Limited Inc..................... 101·, left the gymnasium with their Rhodes . Nor m a n TH r e ll , Multimedia In c.................. ol '% diploma s. Rhonda · Ba y, Ge nevi eve M..-ets Wednesday Rax Restaura nrs ....... ......... .. li'l. Graduates then gathered out · Demos key. Robbins & Myer s ................ 10 \~ side in front of the sc hool wher e Sunday Admission - Richard .The Long Bottom Community Shoney's Inc ....................... 27 \11 hats were th rown in the air an d Gi bbs, Middlepor t. Association will m eet at 7:30 Wendis Int i. ............. .. ........ 91!, handshakes and hugs were Sund ay Di scharge - Haro ld p.m . Wednes day at the commun· Wor thington fnd ..... ... .. ........... l9 shared. Carson, Florence Boring. tty building. Daily Number by Clay Page 4 708 Warm and humlldd'h~~~~:~ Lo"' around 65. T sunny, hot lttld muggy. arouqd 90. Pi<'k 4 1022 Southern ... • at y Vo1.36, No.268 Copyrighted 1987 en tine By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Senlinel Staff Writer Ac tion to place a five·year. five m ill general opera ting levy on the ballot in November was taken at T uesday night's m eeting of the Eastern Loca l Sc hool Dis t r ict Board of Education. In other act ion, the boa rd hired A rchie Rose as head footbal·l coach on recommend ation of Supt. Ri chard Roberts and P r incipa l Dan Apllng. Roger Gaul, Jim Smith and Jim Ca ldwell voted in favor of Rose for · the position, while K ar hy Manicke and Susie Heines absta ined. Rose was the only applica nt for the pos ition. Neither Don Eichinger nor Ro n Hill co· head coaches this yea r . applied fo r the position, it wa s reported . Other s hired were Rita Wil liam s, junior class advisor, and Jim Hupp, senor class advisor. The board approved the list of seniors fot· graduation upon completion of requirem ent s. Shirk Insur ance, Columbu s. wa s se lected t o provide stud ent accident insurance, and. the adm instration was requested to secure addit ional figures from other firm s for student photography. Estima tes and bids on addiTional electri ca l repair s at the Chester E lem ent ary sc hool will br obt ai ned. The pup il promot ion· rel ention policy and the grading system wer e discussed wi th sta ff inpu t to be secured before revisions are inst itu ted. The board approved an advan ce to Chapter 1 of $>,000 until the state money is r eceived. and an appropriation modific ation f or Dennis Eichinger of $3,006 from supplies to other object s. A relmbursemenl req uest from a group of teac hers taking a computer course was tabled pending informa t ion on fees. The board also approved William Ru'c hanan 's child att ending the· Tupper s P lain s Elcmcnt ar)' School next year. Several sta te and feder al prog ram s · wr1·r approved for participa tion by lhr di st ri ct includ ing Chapter l and II. Tit le 6 B. PP S. and a new dru g progr am th rough t he sta te wh ich Is fed ~r ally funded. allowing $2 per student for thr ncx l school term. Grace Stou t and th reP hrad coo ks were au th oriz~d to att end th e Oho Food SNI'ice workshop at Nelso nville. June 18, at u cost to the board of $10 registration fee each. Approva l fo r unpaid leave of absence for E ri c Chamber s was given . Cham ber s will have residency at t he North China University of Technology in Beij ing. and LEE LEONARD UPI Slatehouse Reporter CO LUMBUS. Ohio t UPl t Majority Republica ns In the Ohio Senat e have released their sub· stlt ute $22 billion two·.vear state bud get with an ext ra $19~ million for education. but minority Democr ats ar e steamed over th e way th ey fou nd tbr money. Th e Democra ts grumbled at Tuesday night' s Senate Finan ce Commi ttee meeti ng about the loss of $110 milli on from th r House-passed levels for wel fa re and heal th carr. T hey also qu es t ioncd the GOP' s r evenue esti mat es. par· tlcularl y from a rev ised tax on lnt Prsta ro long distance !Piephon e ca ll s. wh ich Is supposed to produce $100 millhm' wit hout ad,·ersely affrc t lng reslden !Ia! Hospital news customers. WEBSTER SWORN IN - With president Reagan looking on al left, former FBI director William Weh•t er is sworn in as the new director of the CIA Tuesday. Administering the oath Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell. (UPI) Reagan dismisses fears of U. S. involvement in conflict WASHI NGTON <UPll - Pres. ident Reagan says th e U nitPd Sta tes will not be drawn int o the l ra n· l raq war while expa nd ing its milita ry rolr In the Persian Gu lf but · "w ill firr back" i f attacked . The Nrw York Times rl'ported toda1·. " I do not sec the danger of war," Re aga n told si.' foreign journk! l lst s in un in tr rYirw Tues· da.v . Th r White House planned to release today the content of the interview. portions of whi ch th e T im es obtained fr om onr of lh e particip ants . Rea ga n sa id the Uni ted States was a non ·beiilgeren t in th r gulf. which has b<'rn ' rack ed b)' more than si x :>rars of wa r brtwr<' n I ran and I raq . and thu s he d id not k now how U.S. lor ces m ig ht be drawn into the conflict. " I do nor know how it <·o u ld poss ibi)' sta r t." hr sa le!. "rx crpt i t is tr ue. that this is notth<' l'irst pl:~cr or the ani)· plucr in 1he world whrr r we h:11·,, fell it n C'rrS!"i:lr~· 10 maintil in tt milil ar.r force." " Wr're not thPI'r to altac k an1 one." hr added. " IJu l if fired upon. we will fire back ... While Reaga n's r em arks ap· prared Ji med ar eas ing fears the incr r ased U.S. mil it ar)' rolr in the gulf cou ld pull the co unt rv int o thr I ra n· Iraq war. they al so p I\ .... ,.u .... :1 ... • a ppea red to buttress veiled threats bv so mr senior officials in recent' days that thr U nited States is prrpa red to st rik e back if att acked b.v I ra n. While Hou sr spokC'sman M ar· lin FitzwatN said Tuesday i t would be lrrrspons ible ro sugges t the United Stai rs might bomb Iran if It att acked I he 11 KuwaiTI ta nkers expected to fl .v tht• A mrrican flag and receive U.S. nav al pr otection In th e gulf car l:> next month under a U.S.· Iraqi agrPemrnl. "The ba sic r u ir>< of engage· m ent han' b<'r n m ade." he sa id. without eiaboraling . Rraga n is rx pectC'd Inter thi s week to rc1 ·tew rC"commend a· lions from 1he .Joint Chiefs of Stu ff regardi ng the rules of engagement fo r U.S. forcC's In the gulf. thr officials sa id . I ra n has lau n.. hed most of Its attarks agai nst Kuwaiti shipstak ing pa ins not to hit U .S. I'C'Ssf'ls - and Irania n officia ls sa id the)· would no t change their tactics merely becau se thr Kuwaiti ships wer e fi)·ing rhr America n flag . Whi1r rC"appralslng It~ ow n Middl e East role. thC' United States has inten sified li s attempt to per sua de the Sovi£'1 U nion to press ure IT s Eas t bloc partner s and ot her count r ies to cea se Ferry out of commission Call lANK ONE for more h'lformatlon 593 •681 or 1·100-12~954 26 Cents A Mullimedia Inc. Newspaper Quin ghu a Universit y in Xi an, China. wher e he will study Chin ese culture. arts and arc hit ecture with Dr. james Ton g of Ohio University, Aug. 24·28. Approval wa s given to Janice Weber to attend the all· vocational cduca tlonat.conference on July 27·29 at Cincinn ati with funding ro come out of her service co ntract with the board for thr ll'<' of$25. In execut ive session the board discussed per sonnel and tho upcoming levy. Next regular board meet ing was ann oun ced for .Junr 17. 8 p.m . with a spec ial session for considera tion ot per sonnel set for .June 29. Rp.m. Brsldrthc board membel'S att endi ng were Don Shue. Tupper~ Pla ins principal. Grace Weber. head teacher . Riverv iew: Dan A pi ing, principal , Eas tern Hlgti School. Supt . Richard Ro ber ts, and Eloise Boston . w. treasu rer. Senate Democrats grumble over welfare budget reduction Daily stock prices $ 1 Section , 14 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, May 27, 1987 Eastern board to seek five mill levy in fall Christopllt'r McClellan Chris topher L ee McC lellan. son of Christopher M cC lellan and Stacev Gale Clonc h McClellan, was s'imborn at Pleasant Valley Hospital on Ma y 21. 1987. · Survivi ng In addit ion to his parents are his mat ernal grand· pa1·ent s, Clar ence Clonch of Henderson and Beverly and David Rupe, also of Henderson; and paternal grandparents, Jack and Ha zel McClellan , Gallipolis, Ohio. Graves ide services will be aIll a. m . Wednesday In Hender son Cemetery wllh th e Rev . Louis A . Hussell officiating. ..;,_.__. Mel'gs ••• -..:::..:::::.:.:::=::....:.:..:::._::_:_:_:._ _ _ __ Lillit• Young Lillie Bclil' Young. 8>. Rout e 1. Rocky Fork Road . Glenwood. was pronounced dead on ilrrlva l at Pl easa nt Valley Hos pital on Sa tu rday, Ma y 23. 1987. Bo1·n April 22, 1902 In Ashton. she wa s the dau gh ter of the late Ed Jnd Hall ie Fl etc her 1-lughes. and the wi fe of the lat e Claude W. Young, who di ed i n F'ebrual'Y 1981i. She attended Moores Chapel UniiNI Me th odist Churc h, Asht on. S urv i vi n ~ arr two daugh!(II'S. Mrs I. lilian M. Hughcs, Gallipolis Frnv. and M rs . Fr ances Bush. Galllpolis. Ohio: two sons. Law· r~ n ce and Chester Young, both of Glenwood: one fostc •· daugh ter. Loren a Oli ver, Co lumbu s. Ohio: li ve grandchildr en. two gr eat · gra ndc hildre n and t hree foster gr ande hlldrcn. Serv ices we1·e hPid al 2 p.m . loda v at the Crow·Hussell Fun· · er ai .Hornc with the Rrv . Gilbert Smith Jr. offici at ing. Bur ial was i n Moores Chapel C<•meter y In Ashton . Visitation was held ar the funeral homr . Ohio Lollt>n• Eagles ousted . The Pom eroy ferry is temporarily out of mmml.slon after losing a propeller. Divers have been looking lor lhe propeller, but a• of Wrdn<"Sday morning, It had not heen loeated. The boat bas IH>en put in dry dock in preparation to replace the propeller. As soo n as posslhle, r eports Marcia Rodger , wife of ferry operator Durrell Rodger, the ferry wUI he hack In ~~ervlce. When the ferry I• back In service, It wUI be operatin11 under a new time schedule. Darrell Rodger "announced late la.•t week thai In order to facilitate late shift change!!, be Is chanrtng his !!t!hedule of operation to 5: a.m. to 1: a.fll. Monday through Saturday. The ferry has be,·n runnlnr; from 5 a,m.to I a.m. , but Rodger says many ohlft wo<kers cannot make It to the ferry he!o~e the fasttrlp all a.m. H ~ saldonly about one r egular rider would be affected by the lime chanr;e In the morning. On Sundays, ihe ferry will operate from 6 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. sa FY!ken thousand people who Ctm!.. BANK ONE, ATM£N5, NA, Alhent. Ottio -FDIC ,. sa arm s sa lrs to I ran . U .S. offici al s sai d. U.S. o1·ertu res to the So viet Union. which brganquir ti~about u y(\aJ' ago, have re<·Pi\'ed in· creased pub l icity by theadminis· !ration si nce The Iraq i missile att ack Ma y 1i on th e f r iga te USS Stark. which killed ~7 sa ilors. Spelling bee finals start today WASHINGTO N I UPl t - A record 185 y oungsters from H states pu t asidC' di ctionaries toda~ to begin t he world ser ies of wo r ds - the openin g rounds or thr two·da y National Spell ing BN' . Jon Pennington of Shireman · sron . Pa .. won the champi onship laS! year In the fam ous Scripps· Howard war of words when he corrrctiy spelled "odont algia." meaning toothache, beating ou t Kenneth Larson of Nort h Palm B<>a<'h, Fla . Larson, 14. Is com pet lng again In th e 60th annual eve nt. Wlrh his second·place fini sh last year, 11th place In 1985 and 65th In 1984. Larso n Is one of 35 contestant s who have competed before. F ive spellers are competing for the third Time and 29 are making their second appearance. This year's 185 regional cham· pions wi ll brin g wiTh them a va riety of spe lling and study strategies . A study of the 174 fi nalists lri last year 's competl· lion found that 51 percent of the · top spellers use visual memory, 45 percent I he dictlona ry and 44 percent written or verbal repetition to learn how to spell words. In a separate questionnaire answered by parents, 76 percent r eported their children ·began to show ·lnterest In readin g, writing and spelling before entering elementa ry school. The Senate Republ icans. work · ing through last werkrnd. fas hl · oned thei r versi on of th(• budget aro und a $92 million hlkr In Instruct ion a! subsi dies for col · legrs and univers itie s. Thry previously had announced a $90 million boost over the House· reco mm ended figure for prim· arv a'nd seco nda ry schools. Overa l l. t he Sena te COP pl an r aise's stai r spending by 9.1 perc<>n l for The next lw oyrars . ll is $160 million abovr the amount recomm ended by Gol'. Richard F . CC'Ieste and $50 million above tho Housr·pa ssrd appropriation . The co mm ittee will takr am endments todav and the bill is schPdu led for a fl oor vore'Thurs· dav . Co nferen ce committ ee nc· goi tatio ns with the House will fo llow in .June. The Senate arch itects sa i d thei r cut s in selected agcnries balancr out th<• Increases for educa tion. The~ co nt ended r r · du ct ions in feder al wpi fare and hea lth cu r e matching fu nds brln~.t th eir overa ll budge t In li ne wllh Cries tr's and below the House ' s version. " Ed uca tion is our number one budge t prior it y brc ausr qua lity edu ca tion pla)·s a vi tal rote In a stro ng Ohio rco nom.v and the creation and retention of good jobs for Ohioan s." said Se n. Stan ley .J. Aronoff. R· Cincinn aTI . chair man of the F lnancC' Com· mittrc•. who cngl nN'rcd r he sub· stl rutc budg(•l. "Be tter schools will m ean a brlg-hl f'r l'ulu rr•. " sai d Aronoff .., But Sen. William f . Bowen. D ·Cinclnna tl. described the r ut s f rom th e ll ousC' version of $ii9 million fr om health carr und $.1:. million from aid to f am ilies with d e p r ndpnt c hlld rr n as " horrrndous." Bowen sa id a pianned4 p<•rcent Increase In welfare benefit s In l 9R~ Is " out th (' window," and warned the star e co uld C'nd up In co urt If II fal ls to meet fr dcral giJidellnrs for funding human services . " I guess yo u had to ge t II rmonrv for cd uca tlon t !rom somep.la c~. " sai d Bowr n. "but ll' s the l ast pla ce I 'd want to get it. You 're taki ng II our of the mouths of th e hungry and th0 homrl ess and those least abl e to afford ll ." Aro noff sai d th e <tdd it lon for hi gher educa tion will enabl e publ il' r oll 0ges and universities to hold p<'rcentage tuition In· creases " br low double dl!(ll s.'' Sen . E ugene J . Watts , R· Co lumbus, sai d Ohio State Unl· vcr slty, which wa,rn ed of u 14 percr nt tuition hike under thC' House vNsion of t he budget. would be abi C' to live with "less than an 8 percent Increase.' ' Aronoff sa id the Senate did not plarc an.1· ceiling on tuition and fet•s. but added rhar Issue "has not vet bC'en rcsol vcd ." " We arc e'rremcly pleased, " said Willi am B . Co ull<'r, <'hanrel· lor of the Ohio Board of Regents. " Thi s Increase by the Senate Is a major Increase. 1.1 will help us do substanti ally marC'." But C'oultrr noted the re~cnts h11d asked for rwtcr what the Sena te Republican s a llow~d. He sa id rhe reg<'nt s will press lor anot her $~ million late r lor a workforcr tra ining network. The• Sena te Republica ns also restored $1 million In mas s r ra n.11r gra nts: added $21 million for office building r~nt pay· ment s, Including The Slt£' of a computrr center at Ohio Stal<• Untvcrsil)'; and added money for agrlcullurai research. To fln a n cct hese pro~ra m ~ . lhe senators rr sclnd ed u $3ii million one· tlmc windfall for local ~o· vernmenr . and cut the Depart. mrnr of Developmrnl's requested Industri al ex pansion gra nt s program b.v one·thlrd , or $10 million. · Th<'Y also ci('{'lrd to trim .1.~ perc<>nt from · th e Hou se. approved op<•ra tln g cos ts of selec ted agrnclcs . Middleport council approves first reading of water deposit increase By BOB HOEFLICH Se ntinel News Staff A n ordinance incrras lng the wa ter deposit fer I rom $.15 to $50 was given a fi rst readi ng Tu cs· day night when Middleport VI I· !age Cou ncil mrt in regula r sess io n. The ordlna ncr wa s given co n· sld eratlon by co uncil upon the reco mmend alion of The Middl eport Board of Publi c Affairs. Council heard K im Shields. Meigs Count y Development Dl · rector. give an upd:ue on pro· j eers bei ng undertak en. The meet In g. held on Tuesday of Mon day du~ ro Mcmor· ia 1Day. was also a public heari ng for the public transportati on sys tem - the Blu e St reak Ca b Co .. whieh is adm instNcd by Middleport Villa ge and II wa s 8f<reed to make applicaTio n to the' Oh io Departm~nt of Trans porta· rlon for fund s to conti nue the system In 1988. Donat Ions towards the com· munlty's July 4th celebrat ion were acknowledged fro m Mr. and Mrs. Bob freed , Harold Hubbard, Hugh Custer. Roger Hysell and th e Consolidated Communications Group. Severa l Middl epo rt firemen have been cert ified ro set off the planned fireworks di splay. Other lndivld· ual s, businesses or organizations wishing to help fi nance the celebration arc as ked to contact Councilman Bob Gilmore. Cou ncil commended Middle· port firemen for cleanup work done at the marina and com- mend ·d Bill Durs t and his crew fo r wor k at th e cemeteries In prepara tion for Memoria l Day and Du rst, .John Hood and Pollee Chi ef Sid Llrt l for wor k done at thr Dil es Park which will se rvr as the crn tral loca tion for lhr Julv 4th ce lcbralion. 1i was agreed to advf'rt IS< · for bid s on a new basketball co urt a1 Hart inger Park and coun cil stu di ed several ya rd sa lr r~gula · tory measures but took no ac tion. Th crC' hav e been co mplaint s lodged aga inst pcr prrual yard sales being held In sam ~ part s or the town. A ttendl ng r he meeting wl're M ayor Fred Hoffman . Ci<' rk .Jon Buck , and roundt men Citmon•. Dr w<·y Horton . .Jack Sattrrlif'id and .Jam"·' ( '!at worth y. insr~ad EAGLES ELIMINATED - Portsmouth flay ellmlnah·d Eastern's Eagles In the 1987 Class A District bu.~c hall !lnals. Seo• • lory on page 4 loday. • � 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 26, 1987 deweese diehl hart hughes mcclellan reynolds ward young