http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/dbdb4ba8abefa9d0e53dc6523167526a.pdf 4187c3f4be3eb92c79914a135f95180d PDF Text Text • • . r-~tytt- Tuesday. June 2. 1987 1v - 111e uauy :sentinel AI~IA OF·0 PRICES SPECIAIA PRICES .E R •. . . AY! ! ! Don't Be FOoled .By Other Grocery Ads. I ' Ohio Lottery Ken · Anderson • ·rettres ... ' ' . • • Daily Number 015 Pick 4 8097 Page7 . • WE HAVE QUALITY GROCERIES AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES. aty ,, 201b. bag Old Salem Potato Charcoal Briquets Chips c Ground Beef \ 11 ,,,. .-, / '"I H , .,; , "'' Crackers & Cookies !,,,.,(, I I,,,,, • 4nc . 17 Saltine Crackers s~ Punch Drink Non-Foods ,. ,:,.,,.liiH I Ftrrl"''' J] u.: fi l l Baking Supplies 'Chunk Pineapple 79c 69C 1 ,~~::~:. =B~r=o_w= n ie:__M='ix=-------=_:__ rl:. o 25c ,_,!;;,;. I Pudding s1. 19 ''·'"'"'' < Low --Price• 1-~~t·r•t/u •t I j 11= }(1 u.; . If ,:;;,rdlll- Wolh<~m J lul•r 19c 35c 79c 1 ,:,:;.; . I'' H "rllhi • .I n ; "'"\ 1/M\~ If/ •·till• ,.,I "n",.. ! 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' Tow;t/tiJ 1.19 5 Cheese Curls Carnival 24 ct. pkg. $1.49 work·study may locate the job he from Foster and the oene!il of or she would like to have. learning a job, work-study pa rIdeally, to prepare students for ticipants earn at least minimum the responsibilities of a job, Ihe wage for their fulltlme or part· educational process should begin tim e efforts. ' at the elementary school level Employers gain financia lly with career education and then from tlie arrangement In area s continue at the high school level such as tii'X credits, a nd student s with occupational education. gain pride t hrough achievement , Occupational education maturity through work respon· teaches good work habits and slblilites, involvemenl In the attitudes, how to t!hoose jobs and ·local community and sa tisfac· develop appropriate job qu allfi· tion or becoming a wage earner . ca tions, how to apply and inter· Foster says studi es have view for a job. and how to get and shown that w,ork·study programs keep a job. Foster ls now work ing help a large percentage of with Joa n Sedar. of the J.T.P.A. high-school graduates become (Job Training Program Act) working, taxpayi ng cit izens. Stu· program through the Gallia· dies hav e also s hown th at after Me igs Communi ty Action graduation, most work-study Agency. to develop additional participants tend to take and occupation al training programs keep jobs In their loca l areas. for work-study participants. Work -s tudy now has "20 or Once a work-s tudy participant more communit y employers" In ha s been hired by an employer, It Meigs County, says Foster, a nd is then up to the Individual each year other employers jo in student to mai ntain hls or her the Ust and open the door for work schedule a nd comply with more job-seekin g s tudents. demands of the job. Foster Work·s tudy mu st be effective maintains regular follow·up con· In Meigs County , because, adds tact with employers and students Foster. "When I meet eac h In order to head off potential month with regional wor k-study problems and to offer' words of directors. they are always sur· guida nce and encouragement. prised to learn how many place· In ad dition to the assistance ments our program has mad e." five feet of wa ter. and It took the cars down in to the s tream ," a Chester Township Pollee spokeswoman said. "One of the cars Is s till out In the field. J understand it 's tota led because of the water and the way it swirled (I he carl." she said. No Injuries were reported. Flooding was also reported'on ' Prt lfu;:. 8 D~. f'l.t ~Ef,l ~~~~;~~Pie Wt:~l Pt~t: 'i ;: ; ;. I Crinkle Fries ' 1000/o MONEY-BACK WE GLADLY ACCEPf FOOD S1'A'W'S. W. V'\. WJC, & \>fANUFACI'URER COUPONS GU~ Prices guaranteed thrru~h June.7, 1~ We..,.,. lhe ~to limil all q......W... Rt. 62 Not lh (304) 675-1155 to smoke," said Snyder. "It goes tha t far.' ' But Horn said the bill does not , require local of!lclal to ban smoking. "This simply gives loca l government the au thorily 10 follow the wishes of their communi ry ,' · he sa id. On the budget, House Speaker Ver nal G. Rlffe Jr., D·New Boston, and Senate Pres ident Paul E . Gillmor, R· Port Clinton, sa id unofflcla! la lks may begin later th is wee k amo ng m embers of the joint conference co mmittee. Glllm or said the Se nate co nferees will be Republica n Sens. Stanley J . Aronoff of Cincinnati a nd Theodore M. Gray of Columbu s, and Democratic Sen. William F . Bowen of Cin cinnati. Ri ffe Indica ted two of the House conferees will be Reps. Willi am E. Hlnlg, D-New Philadelphia, a nd Thomas W. J ohnso n, R·New Concord . He said the th ird s lot Is undec ided . Riffe said he Is mos t concerned about language added in the Sena te which a ffec ts govfrnment policy but has nothi ng to do with appropriations. He said !hat has no place In the budget bliL Glllmor said he agrees " in concept " with the speaker, add ing "we'd be wil ling to take a look at (t hat language) ," · OUTSTANDING EMPLOYER - Lois Moore, owner of the Kountry Kitchen Restaurant in Racine, has been recognized by Meigs County Schools ' Work-Study Program as this year's outstanding employer parllcl pant. Presenting Moore's award Is John Foster , at left , program coordinator, AI right Is Bill. Proffitt, work-study parllclpunt from Southern High School. Foster says Proffitt has been "accepte d as a member of A M u!timedia Inc. 25 Cents Newsp~per Point Pleasant, W. Ya. ' I CHASED BY NEWS MEDIA- FreweiiiCielllllt Dulel Zlpey 11 cllllft by reponen ud pho&oi"Phen after pre•••c•P~~~« oa bll AID8 vaeclae &o Ihe ftlrd llllenluloall Coalereace oaAIDII Ia W11lllnpoa Tueeda)'. (UPI) In other acllon, the House pa~Ject and sent to the Senate a bill permitting county treasurers to accept pre-payment of real estate taxes. Cur· rently, that practice Is allowed only In Summit County. The Senate approved House- passed legislation openin g up 125 additional nursing home beds for Alzheime r's disease victims In Fran~lln County a nd 45 more In Cuyahoga Count y. State law cu rrently restricts such expansions. The Senate also sent the House bills: - Giving physicians and chiropractors civil lmmunlly for s lgnln g a waiver for a patient to avoid wearing a seat belt for phys ical reasons. -Prohlblllng the manufacture and distribution of "designe r" drugs - dru.gs · which are molecularly altered to escape the technical de linl!lon of an Illegal drug, but which have the sa me chemical effect on the body. -PermUting a person to tes U!y against his or he r. spouse as a wllness to a crime commit!~ by the s pouse. Bot h chambers wer e to reconvene today at 1:30 p.m . ' , . the Kountry Kitchens' family" aad hM already . progrC88ed ·In job status al the reelauranl. In addition to the outstanding employer award, Foster rece nt~)~ presented an award to tile outstanding student participant from each hllh •c hool In the county. Recclvlnll the student awards were William Smith of Eulern, Tim Smith of Southern and Bryant Young of Meigs. Elliott Abrams says . 'soliciting shameful' a nd mad e a mistak e by not WASHINGTON iUP II - M s lstant Secretary of State Ell iott telling Congress lnllially th at he Abrams testified today It Is solicited the SJO million from shameful for America to be Brunei. "rattling a t!n cup" but sa id It On a day when an ABC News· woul d have been Immoral for Wash lng1on Post survey show fd him not to use hls lega l authority more than half of alt Americans to gai n humanitar ian a id from now believe Presid ent Reagan other nations for the starving has tri ed to cover up the fa cts in hi s wors t political crls ls, Abrams Nicaraguan rebels . that If he and Secre1ary of ·said Abrams, startin g a second day before co ngressional commit· Stale George Sh ultz had know n tees probi ng the Iran·Contra what was ~oln~ on, "We would scandal. was asked by Rep. have stop (X'd It lns lan tly." ELLIOTI' ABRAMS Abram s, lhe hl ghes t·ranklng Wltllam Broomfi el d. R·Mich., If he believed It was proper to c urrent U.S. offi cia l to testify In solicit $10 million !rom the s mall the hearings. said he wa s asked Asia n nation of Brunei. by Shultz In hiS ro le as assista nt secretary ol state for lntqr· The State Department olflclal American alfalrs to "monitor made the solicitation las t August Olile" -Lt . Col. Oliver Northbut th e wealthy sultan of Bru ne! but the Marine at the hear t a! !he was given th e wrong Swiss bank scandal assured him no laws research .. . for products tna t WASHINGTON (UP! ) account number and the money were bel ng broken . Scientists are starting to under· offer promise for trea ting. curing Abrams repeat edly denied any never reached the a nti · a nd preventing AIDS a nd AIDS· stand the basic tricks the AIDS wrongdoing on hls ow n part, yet Sandlnls ta rebels. virus uses to cripple the Immune related diseases," Young said. " I have to tell you I think It Is after a fu II day ol sharp question· system and several discoveries s hameful for the Uniled States to lng, lawmakfrs remained skepti· · Dr . Samuel Broder of the hold promise for developing new be go ing around ra ttling a tin c al about hls role In helpin g the drugs to fight the disease, re- Nallonal Cancer Institute, recup," Abrams sa id . " I dld It Contras at a lime w hen Congress searchers say. viewing work with the drug AZT because the Contras were, as far prohibited U.S. a id to the rebels. and s imilar drug s just being " I think It would be premat ure At an international conference as I kn ew, starving. on acquIred immune deficiency developed, promised: "Some"They were In debt on buying for me to say that he lied to syndrome attended by more than thing can be don e about the AIDS food. They were cuttin g back Congress," said Sen. Wllllam 6,000 researchers , top AIDS viru s , even in a dvan ced ratio ns. I had It In my lega l power Cohen, R·Malne. " (But ) I do scientists Tuesday profiled their disease." ... to get them food and medicine think he misrepresented facts progress In understandin g the "It Is true that we do not hav e a and clothing. And It would have before the var ious committees ." disease. Frank Young, Food and cure In hand," Broder sa id. "!tis Sen. David Boren, D,Okla., been Immoral, in my view, to Drug Administration commls· erroneous to conclude that ncr have failed to use that authority. explained tha t Abrams leaned on stoner, said the findings would ,be thing can be done and that we are But lt Is a practice tha i I think Is teehnlcalit Jes In testifyi ng to turned Into therapies as quickly . not well on the way to making awful.' · he said. Congress about the ad ministraas possible. extremely Important progress Abrams admitted in a first tion's policies during the last two "FDA will place special em· agains t this extremely serious . rou nd of questioning Tuesday he years, knowing he would give the phasis on producing the most threat to American public misled the public about U.S. wrong Impress ion even though timely. effective and effi cient health." opera tions tn· Central Arntrlca he "techni ca lly tohl. the truth ." several other roads In the Geauga County, a nd one Chester· land resident sa id hls hom e' s basement wall was co llapsing under pressure from water, th e spokeswoman said. Sout hwestern Ohio counties were some or \he ha rdest. hit by the storms. Roads were closed In Darke County , and sca ttered power outages were reported In Ci nci nnati. Ronald Chudowsky, a fo recas· ter for the Nationa l Weather Continued on page 16 T9P scientists gather, research AIDS drugs J lb. hfl« Plastic Cutlery '.\I \l 'C"l l' l 1'1 1{ -;Cl:-J AI t Hl · ll\ ~ l 0 1{ ·\\l(l l. :-.IT OF I' URCHASl· ON! ) - "I could Invite three people over to my back yard for a cookout and it cou ld be against the law : /;,:;;. Whipped Topping E>ttqlhl; Tortilla Chips Valoe . ' corners ." .Flood warnings issued around Ohio as heavy rains continue By United Press International As much as 2 Inches of rain fell on parts of Ohl o la te Tuesda y and early today , causing flooding In some areas. Including Geauga County, wher e two cars were swept off a towns hip road . " The creek swelled over the road and the cars tried to make It through. 1 guess there was Uke Plastic Cups I'( " I/~• I P• 2.09 . lfolld/JY lh;. JOn .· £:;,~. 'I Food Storage Bags '"" Cheez.Jis ~,e('i~X-Tra They may not, however, place limits on private .esta bllshmenl s, such as restaurant s, which are exempted from the s tate's law on regulating smoking. Senate Minorit y Leader Har ry Mes hel, D· Youngstown , a heavy smoker, led the attack on the bill. He sa id th ere l£\nO need tor It; that local governm ents already have the a blllty to make such regt! latlons. . Furlher, Mes hel argued, the bill Is part of "a· co ntinual movement . to Infr inge on people's rights," a nd would be "limiting people's oppor· tunlty to do what'! hey please," such as smoke cigarettes. "! would submit ," retorted Horn, "that those people who are subj ected to tobacco smoke against their will have a co ns lltutlonal right to breathe clean alr." Sen . H. Cooper Snyder, R· Hillsboro, who lives in Ohio's tobacco belt , sa id Horn's bill might allow local officials " lo regulate smo king on street 5 51b. pkg. Holten Bolflr 8Qr ' /'tl<<'' ,.,. ' ' . 1 Paper Products ~Hyd~)' j I H1//Jit irt fOrms ptf lb.I /lb. tHt. ~ \ t;::;, Hot links • 89 Scent _______ _ I '·" ' I Carpet = =:.:...:.:...;::_ 'r:;;:·1F;bri~"~ftener Sheets s1. 39 --- \I; •tro·(/,;v ' Snacks l'mr ' I.' "; '"" Pr•ct.' Pru"l'' Sea Maid 6 V2 oz. can In Oil or Water sse I,'i •1.: 1.39 51.39 5 -·-- Frozen Items '"" Canned Meats & Soups Chunk light Tuna . Lucky Charms (otrll'flol/ \fj//, 99~ 1 /;,~;;. · Pickle Loaf PIK"I' 1 1 Cooky Crisp 99e 16 o;:. pk,. 1 1 ..-----A-I·Detergent Eve~da'l ~:;;, ; Pork Sausage II::Vf'fJ riiiJ' I Sfill /} (/,, pA,. ~~;;. 1 Beef Wieners · poce\ · Cereals I 'n, I •,, ,. ' LOW HoUfehold & Laundry l.v"' I •'" /'no I' ' ' Bacon Eve~day 1.29 5 1.29 5 IJ:.w•rvduy j Nu~m nm rJ ~ /1; . ' i t.\'1'/ ~"dll,l lo. Utl. ,'cl I oo: Ill! ,, ... Savory ~l ...mr/tr/ f-lu•Urf VII' I IU Htltula• Freezer Bars l. l/11 Prwr.' hncy Ketchup I ,. ·no/"'' Packaged Meats [•rr nlu.•··\ I Prut•' t.>"tn'~ I " ''"''" By NANCY YOACHAM Senllnel News Staff Meigs County Board of Edu ca· lion's work -study progra m Is most often des cribed as "the program that works for you," according to J ohn Foster, program coordinator. And even when school s close fo r summer, the working part of lhe work· study program continues for many participating students. The main purpose of work· s tudy, which began In Mei gs County In 1962, expl ai ns Foster, is to help stude nts develop " poslllve attitudes toward pro· ductive work and work·hablts." • Key In gredients in achiev ing this purpose, Foster says, are to "match the person to the job and then make sure !hey succeed ." During the school year, work· study has two main parts, classroom stlldy in career educa· tlon and occupational educa tion , and ' work experience eit her at school or In the community. Classroom education Is usually the responsibility of one or more teachers at each of the three hi gh 'schools ln the count y. The work experience is Foster's responsl· 'bllity, a lthough a participant In 1:•·;.':!"} I .'trlrrtrMr R Ol. PliK. Slrrrddt d -''"'-'' _M.:.:o_zzarell _ _a_Ch_eese ______ :;:;.. j 2 Liter Soda I / q •no/<1• I'"" ' American Singles Pnrt ! 16 0~. pkg. Sliced 1.39 r:£iE~'j _L_'& _""_J_.'_S__ teak Sa _ uce _____5_ 1_._8_9 1.49 52.99 5 1.39 s1.19 5 Jlordtll 12 u ; . pkfl . c LOW j!JI Salad Dressing '''"··· r/••;·:::/111 I"'' H<H• 11 ,,; J" l '''" ,., Sweet Relish (oi>O J::•·~r.vtht.• Lo •· Salad Dressings I ••rr•·r/111 I I'll• '"",., pA ·r. Cheese Loaf l . t! tl' . j Porkn Beans Ravioli Condiments • f. •·rryda!•l G11/den l'eli'tl 1 fh. pkg. PniT.' . Ann&Hammer Mini Bites r Whole Gret'n Beans ,.,,,.• Sdtmhfr /On; , t: m _vdQ, 15 oz. Olef Boyardee ' l£;;;;u;;;.- . /;,~;. : Sliced Yz Moon 16 oz. can Quick Tune 2 Sections, 16 Pages • Foster says work-study projec~ success in Meigs County 7 Rice, Beans & Pasta I C _C_h_a_rc_o_al_L _i_,g_hte_r- -- - 99 -- !~~ I <111 ,.,,,.. 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June 3, 1987 By LEE LEONARD UPI Stalehouse Reporter COLUMBUS; Ohio tUPI ) - Acceding to the wishes of non· smokers, the Ohio Senate has approved legislation giving local governments authority to regulat e smokin g in places of public assembly. The legislation cleared the Senate Tuesday on a 24·8 vote and was sent to the House for furt her consideration. Meanwhil e, the House and Senate moved closer to beginning negotiatio ns on the terms of the $22 billion state budget for 1988·89, passed by each chamber In different for m. . The Hou se today was to fo rm a lly reject las t :week's Senate changes and ask for a conference ·committee. Most of the members of that six-man panel have been chosen, an d informal talks ma y ' begin before the week Is over. In the s moking debate, both sides cltedlt Individu al right s in making theirr argu ments. Th e legisla tion, sponsored by Sen. Charles F . Horn, R · Kettering, all ows counties and townships fo r the first time to designat e non-smoking a reas In public places . price' ' / '1111'' Napkins enttne Senate votes for local controls of smoking 39 140 ct. pkg. Guest Ranch • ' 7.5 oz. bag Assorted Aavors Delite Fresh, Lean E.>~el'lda'l \.OW p 0ce\· vor. 37, No.20 Copvrighted 1987 Local heavy rains possible. High near 80. Mostly cloudy lonlght wllh slight chance of showers. Low ·tn 60s. �• •· Pllle-2-The Daily Sentinel Letters to the editor ~ach Efforts deserve salute A few days ago a write-up appeared In the Sentinel concernIng the Woodland Center In Gallla County explai ning In detall the work carried out there by · a very well trained staff and fine doctors . Th~ effort s put forth by that outstanding staff deserves to be saluted by every person In the ' Wednesday, Juri~ 3, 1987 · · Pomeroy . Middleport, Ohio surrounding counties for their outstanding work and acCOJllpllshments. Being In many hospl· tats over several states, I have never come In contact with a greater dedicated staff of doctors and counselors than I have found ther e. There great Interest, tender love and personal counseling for . . Individual brought me thru In need of a friend or counselor. . the W<)rse depressed state l have Be not defrauded by gossip that ever experienced In my entire folks know nothing abou,t , Learn life. Thanks to that staff, they !!rst hand the miracles wrought gave me back realUy of Ute. In Woodland Center. I owe all I Their caring day by day, night by have for their help to me. As for night saw me thru this expeme · and my house, Woodland · rience. Not heavy medication as Center desemres a round of some of the. public Is led to applause. It Is a house of believe. Woodland Center Is to be- miracles given to those in desper commended for their ·dedication · ate need of a friend or counseling. to mankind . Support It to the fulfest. Stress The staff Is a gilt of God's Jove has no respect of person. Who to this Gallla. Meigs, Jackson knows, your ,family could be and surrounding area to anyone IDV'EintlfD RfM I'Olri The Daily Sentinei-Page-3. ! · Esasky, "offman pace Reds to 3-2 victory over Cardinals strlck'en next. Lets support It • It accelerate to the greatest . with all we can muster up and see · Phyllis Cadle · Something should be done Yes, Todd something should be done about Pit Bull Terriers. Apparently Todd you never came home and found your neighbor's pet collie, (one of the best dogs ever, always had a smile on his face for you,) dead In your yard because a pit but!, that had never been tra ined to fight, got loose for its collar and decided to kill 'COPY RIGHT 19117 he~ olti!IM ICNentHd •Ull'l'lt •• r&qu~et~ •o be rMdity tv...,blllc:uule "" e&eh Kroger S tort. e•ettllt •• lf>I!CtiiCtl• ooled '" th11 ttl .11-do ru,n 11111 oltn ad-..n~ •tem, wtwi~ oHtt tOll vour ct~olce ora eomparebl!! otem, when avtolablr , 11f~ung !he Mme '"''"gt o•.t rt<r~ehKl wt>och will tnt tilt vou_to P\HCI'Iele 11\1 flt.otr11SI!d item tithe <ldvt'l'toHd pric1 within XI di111 . Onl~ oi'W! vendor eoup<m w•l be II:C'!D ttd ~>et •ttm puren.~ . Pomeroy-;Middleport, Ohio Thank Cod it wasn' t a child out there instead of poor ole Jessy. Yes, somet hing should be done about pit bulls breed that Is bred for and only to kill. That Is their main 'purpose In life. We should be protected from them for the mad animals that they are. Wallace Reuter a CINCINNATI iUPI ) - The an · early 2-0 deficit to even the zog also praised Davis. smallest player on the Cincinnati series betw een the two divisional "That calc h turned It around Reds suddenly has stepped Int o a leaders at one game apif'Ce. for the Reds ," hr said. "He's a Esasky, on a hitting binge hell of a player and he just went big role. si nce retu r nin g from Nashville of and got that ball, which I thought Guy Hoffman, a compactly th e Amer ica n Associatio n. at first was a homer." built 5-foot-9 lefthander pi cked up as a free agent in the off· slammed his lou rt h homer and Davis. whose batting average season, gave the. Reds a big lift . si ngl ed In the winning •·un in the has dipp<>d to .329, was 0·3 sixth Inning to hike his average to Tuesda ~, but scored the gameTuesday night with three perfect .333. And Davis, though strug· tyi ng run on ~ double by Dav e Innings of pitching In, Cincinna gllng at the plate In an 0·14 slump, Pa1·ker aft er walk ing and then ti's come-from· behind 3-~ victory may have saved the game with a ad\'ancing to second on a balk by over the St. Louts Cardinals. da zzling leaping ca tch in center starter and lose•· L ee Tunnell, "I was throwing the ball as field that robbed ih<' Cards ' Jack 2-l , in the sixth Inning. ' ·1 good as ever," said the 30-year· old Hoffman after retiring nine Clark of a po ssible two-run "The guy is amazing," said homer. batters in a row, three of them on Rose of Davis. " I'd have to say " Thai D ~l\'i.~ is unlJellevabh•. " · the catch aga in st Clark topped strikes. He was credited 1~1th his Hoffman said . "When he's nol them al l beca use It kept them seco nd victory in five da ys to hitting hom er s or ctri\'ing in r un;;, from scor i ng two ru ns that would· bring his record to 3-l and towN he's making tho se ter rif il' hav e put them up by three." his earned run average to 2.37. • ca t ches. Today hr took aw·a,· two Hoffman allowed only Hose The twe teams close out their runs from St. Lou is and gavr us throe-game series tonight when·: Oquendo to hit the ball out of the the lift we needed out th ere." Infield. Reds· rookie Pa I Paclllo, 0-1-; · Clark said , "Davis ~md our ow n fac es lefty Tim Con r o)', 3-J.. Hortman , whO has been used in ·' Willie McGee are lhC on ly onrs long relief by manager Pete who can make th at " ca tch. I Rose, shared· the spotlight with thought the ba ll was ou t of tlw slugger Nick Esasky and the park when I hit it. " remarkab le center field antics of ' . Cardina l managrr Whil<')' HrrEric Davis. The Reds overcame THE KROGER CO ITEM S /\NO PRICES GOOD SUNDAY . MAY 31 . THRO UGH SA TUROAV, JUNE 6. 1981, IN PO MEROI AN 0 GAUiffiUS STORES.~ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTI TIES . NONE SOLO TO DEA LERS )---.... DOWNING CHIDS MULLEN MUSSER I Summer league results I SAFE AT .HOME - St. Louis' Ozzie Smith scores In first Inning of Tuesday night' s game against Cin cinnati. Reds' catcher Bo Diaz awaits Jason Wright fa nned five batt · ers, Issued four free passes and re linquished but thre~ hit s as the Pomeroy Royal s topped Racine 17 to 4 In POny Lea,gue play . Racine jumped out to a 3·0 lead after one frame but from thai throw from outfield. The Reds came from hehind to win, 3-2. (UPI) · point on the Royal s too k contro l , getting 13 hits olf Racine pitch· ers (Todd Grindstaff, LP; John McClintock and Jason Quillen\ who posted six striKeout s and gave up eight walks betwe<>n them. Getting safeties for Racine were McClintock with a double and R. Johnson and H ill with singles. For Pomeroy, Wri ght had three singles; Mark Corsi a tri· pie, double and single; Eric Heck a double and single; K elt~ Hagen two singles and Terry Reuter, Randy Corsi and Jeremy Heck a base rap each. TOURNAMENT PLAY ANNOUNCED • The Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament , un· der the sponsorship of the Syra cuse Volunteer Fire Depart · ment, will get underway Mon · day , July 6th at the Syracuse Park. The first four places will receive sponsor and Individual trophies· plus the awards glvpn the most valuable player, best of· fenslve and best defenslv~ play ers: E!ntrles consisting of a 15 player ros ter (with numbers) and a $15.00 fee may b<> sen t to the Syracuse Fire Department , Cl o Jeff Hubbard. Box 242, Syra· cuse, Ohio 45779. Deadline Is Frl· day, June 26th. For additional information you may call 992·2909, 992-7181,992 -7775 or 992 -7777. For area softballurs, A lou rna · Dawson continues rampage, drives in seven RBis in 13-2 Chicub win domina t in g offensively as Andre Dawson." said M ason. who pl ayed with Larry Parrish and Pete Incavig lia among oth er s at Texas. Dawson hit two homers in a game for the seco nd consecut ive day, going4 for 5 with seven RBI. In two games against t he Astros, Dawson went 6 for 10 with four home runs and 12 RBI. "I don 't even know how to describe it ," Chicago M anager Gene Michael said. "Nobody ever does I hat." Dawson, who Is regaining his place am ong the dominant play- By JOE ILLUZZI UPI Sports Writer Mike Mason, obta in ed by the Cubs last month from the Texa s Ra ngers, Is th e l atest Chicago pitcher to di scover the advan· tages of pla y ing with A ndre Dawson. 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Olllholil llrto·rlool"k( 'odylllrl"'"' t.. ,\ . ttll.l&'l'.. - ,,,,.lluno·rdpnlt·rtca>· abllitv to beat Yannick Noah and nu, rt>~lrrd: ~.l,;nrd puMrr ~>«an TWI•'> · the confidence to do so In front of ' - - - - . . , ;_ _ _ _ _ _ __, I .t Springdale 2% M Gallon - VAC PACK QUARTERS Kroger Coffee Blue Bonnet Margarine 1-lb. 3-lb. Can 88 1., KROGER BUTTERMILK GAL. ' $1.59 " Somebody m entioned that in thl' dugout," Dawson sa id. "1 Coach 1 Billy Williams told me ' 'If it goes out. touch first and second and miss third .' . " I think I had a three home- run game with Montrea l but this may have been a better ball game." In other games. Pllt sburgh topped i\tlanla 4-1, Cincinnati edged St. Louis :1-2, Mont rea l beat San Diego fi. 2, Philadelphia shaded San Franclsco7-6and Los Angeles defeated NPw York 6-3. Pirates~. Braves t At Atlanta. Rick Reuschel fired a two-hitter a nd Andy Van Slyke drilled a two-run hom er to pace the Pirates over Atlanta and Rick Mahler. 2-7. Reds 3, Cardinal.• 2 At Cincinnati , Nick Esas ky homered In the filth inning and singled home the winning run In t~e sixth. Guy H offman, 3-1. pitched three perfect Innings of relief to help the Reds to their fourtb victory In their last five gam es. Expos 6, Padres 2 At Montrea l, Mitch Webster and Hubie Brooks each hit so lo home ru ns to lift the Expos to theIr seve nth v let ory in n lne games. Phi Illes i, Giants 6 A 1 San Francisco, Lance Par· rish hit a three-run homer to cap a five-run fifth and Chris James contributed three RBI to spark the Phillles. Dodgers 6, Mets 3 A t Los Angeles, pinch-hitter Reggie Williams walked with one out and the bases loaded and John Shelby con.trlbu ted a tworu n single In the eighth Inning to lead the Dodgers . • •' fRy United Pre~~~~lnternatloaal ' Kenneth Eriksson of Sweden 'lfaS the first major driVer tO withdraw from the Rally AcroJ» lis In Greece. 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Is sc heduled to play Noah today In thequarterfl· nals of the S3 million French Open, lost to Noah In the 1983 final, but beat him the following year In a !lye-set quarterfinal. Eriksson withdraws For season . r•;udwr ) l tHIIn·u.l - .\Mt:ttu· \:"\' u:.\fa t \ 'urlo; 'r ururllu l'ih:llt·r1 \\in~(, -. ~ai d !'it . l.utti.,HI f 'hh•:IICII S•• ~<~ ' ""'1. 1 - thkitJ:n ltll'lmrd "lllo;ln... 11ut,..rlll) · ., t :nllto ... l'llhlw.rli• nl \c lanhl . ni l{hl S: tn I ll•· ~" uJ ,\ l nnl ro •al. n l~ ltl l'lt ,\ lit S. •;llllo•, III J:hl Transartions "'!•d tu'"'dll\' '~ Ch1 mt " I :H l. 7: :10 p. m. t:.lorrl,o. s-tJ ul t ' lo•HI!Ind IMroit j :!.i :!.i ..iOII 'II t ~ I ··:; . I';' I .'1 11 tll ,'!,1 1 li' ! 1\it'!o!lll,,. · ~ RI ... Ub l 'lih·a&u I:L llu11..Cnn ~ I'UhhurK!I I, .\II tUlia I nn•· lnn~~ll J. 1\L l .. mt.. '! lluntrt·~d li, ,Oan Hit · ~· ·! 1.•"' ,\nr;..t.... 10, ~· ·•· \ 'nrli :1 l,ll nllr·lnhta 'l . San t"r •llll'is t1t G 'I ,. 99 99c Kan"IL" f'ltl' t(iuhll 'l.:l :l-:il :.1 Mll,.·;m · luot• tllar kt'l' it-11), 2::1.\ p.m. 11 t ..ieo ~-i (LoU!""'"" IJ-.1) at Turonln tsth•h :t- :tt , I:! :IUp.fn. ll tm!oil.nn ' ·'"" ,\n.:l'l~ S;1n llto•r;ll • WRAPPED SLICES :!!1 '!'~ .wt ~ "!:1 ,.j jA ·n ,\tt ;mh, ••• 16-C~. INDIVIDUALLY ~·Wilt It• W I. I'd . t;R :tO Ill .ll"!:i :m '!I .:11«1 ~ ers In the National LeaguP, has 5:! RB I and 18 home ru ns In his fir st season w ith the Cubs . Dawson hll his first home run Tuesday, a so lo shot. off Nolan Ryan. 2-5, just before the umpires stopped the game because of da•·knes s from an approac hing storm . Th~ game was delayed for 2 hours, 46 minut es because of rain, but Dawson continu ed his onslaught after the showers ceased. T he former Montreal Expo, signed by the Cubs as a free agent in the spring. collected a tw o- run triple in the fifth and added a two-run homer In the seve nth. Earlier In the game, he had an . RBI singl e. "f'm having fun and I want It to 1:9ntinue thai way,'~ Dawson said. Dawson needed a double to complete what would have been his seco nd cyc l<> game of the INSURANCE Second St., Po-roy ment will be held at Harmon Fie ld In Pt. Plea sant on Jun~lith and 7t h. Entry fee Is $25 .00 In Class C. D & B categor ies. You may ca ll 304 -li75-6335 , 304-075· 5935 Ol' 304·675·3631 for more In· formation . �., ,. - Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, June 3, 1987 Niekro ho_pes . " Wed~y. June-3, 1987 ,, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' The Daily Sentinel- Page- S ~-"\-v-- 530th turns. Tribe around By ROBERTO DIAS UPI Sports Writer CLEVELAND !UP!) - Most of the com ic relief concerning the Cleveland I ndians' 1987 season to date has Involved the team's bullpen. But the aft ermath of Monday night's 9-6 decision over Detroit provided some painless laughter in the Cleveland 'clubhouse, and Phil Nlekro hopes . that will st imul a t e the t eam's performance. "Now that my brother Joe and I h'ave won 530 games (breaking the record of 529 for most victories by brothers held by Gaylord and Jim 'Per ry I. I thi nk · this will help the I ndi ans," sa id Ni~~~~~r all. the Niekro brothers majors at <~. was on the clubhouse phone. H e had put In a call to Yan kee St adium, and was waiting for younger brother Joe to come on the line. " I didn't know that ," sa id Clevela nd s hort stop Julio Franco. "I needed to m akea call , so I asked Phil 'to hurry up and get off. He started to laugh, other guys started to laugh and then I knew what wasgolng on." Niekro had a' bucket of champagne by his locker. The presence of bubbly in the Cleveland clubhouse Is Infrequent, a thanked the players for giving him the win," said Corrales . . • 'I was Impressed by that . r.:====;::::====:;- did not beat D etro it . Phil Niekro did not beat Detroit. Th~ Cleveland Indians beat Detroit ." The guffaws ca m e when Niekro. the oldest player in the { COLLISION - llr tll low rd s ix hil s, struc k ou t two and walked none. "Hl' did ju st what \\' (~ w~ 1nlrd , six Innings of throw in g nothing but st rikl\5 and ).:w . t t in~ g rou ncl· balls," Brrwl'!'s ManagN Tom Trrb<"ihurn said . " Hr held them in c h('C k and our grlting going cN I <J inly helprcl him to kee p go in g. " l-11 ' had good ac1ion on 1hl' fu::>t bull , slid<.•r, r urvf'ba ll anl'l lndia~s' ('U:VI<l.A ND 1U I'I 1 - With pounds PVPnl y (lis tributrd o n hi s 6-foot :! lr;unr•. Put 'l';tblrr ~ldmils his ph ,v sl ca l ~ tatun• has rrsult l'cl in ;1 cnntr ol dil'lion that has pla gu('(l his major l1•agtJC' ~00 c·an•<.•r. " I kn ow ! look likf • a homPr un hi l h1 r ," s a .\ · ~ lh f' Clt'\TI (tJld lnd i· ;ms ' flr sl IJa S('J11;tn dl's lgn o dt~d hittl' l'. " I know pro ple huw rxpP<'IPCI In<' 10 hil a lot of hunwrs. <llld tilt•\ 'y(' IJt'l 'll dls:l p· po intf'ld twcau st• I 'm nor. " But I \ ·(· wnrkt-d nn i111 JH'O\' in g tn\' c·onl lH'I ;II rlw pla!P . In llw lu;lJ.! run . th:tl' s what 1 r an do b('s L I think two sl nglt•s a n<1 a doubl t• an• wo rth rn o n~ ro lllf' Indians than onfl homt• r un.·· Tabh · r ·~ S\I C' t 't '."S HI t IH• plait ' ha~ nnr g OIH ' unnot ict•d . On Monda ~·. h.-• wa ... ll itnlt'd IIH' Amrt·ica n Lf'ag w • l' la,,·Pr of ttw Wer·k for tl\1' p<'r iod r nrtin g Ma)· :II . Tal>lt •r . ~H . hit s ;~lt · l .' in sb; o f (" J(•\·rl:md ':-; :-.1'\' t ' ll gnrnrs lilst 11wk . I lc• battt'ci .·tH:I ' t< for 2!1> wilh 1\\'0 hOIIH'I'~ Hnd 10 Hl11 orrr ttu• s po lll . .1 IHi ; •d dl'd four dotllJ\('s. Thr()ugh ;. 1 g anw~ . till' n ;1tiq• of H;tllll l ton. Oilio . is battin g .:t:\2 with s i:~ hOtTH'I'S. :1 IP:It11· hl gl1: l ~ , 2:, r un ~ 1\llh' l' ican ~ ~ ·on·d and IPa ds tht' l .t'i l g U{' willl 1~ douiJi t•s. " 1\ ·p brcn calli ng Pa t 'Mr . : Cuns is ll•n(·.r · tlH' )J~ lS l t\\'o .\'(\· Ph. Ohio 614-466-8598 W. Va. 1-800-245-4'321 'I games due to a ham str ing injury earlier this season, hobbled home on Yount's hit and was removed from the game becau se of a strained groin . Mi lwaukee added three r un s in the sixth off Anderson io take a 9·1 lead . Yount doubled home a r un wit h no out s and Braggs hit a two-out single to score two more. Anderson was replaced by .Jerry Don Glea ton at the start of the srventh and the Brewers scored fi vP runs to make it 14-l. An RB I trip le by Juan Castil lo and a single by Cec il Cooper wa s fo llowed by Rob Deer's 12th homer of the sea son, a 410- foot , thre<>-run blas t to left. In oth<'r games. Baltimore blasted Oakland 9·2. New York nipped California 3-2. Toront o l op peel Seat! le 4-:l, Boston edged Minnesota 6-o, and Chi cago trounced Texas l o-o. At Baltimore. Orioles !J,Terry A's 2Ken nedy and Larry Sheets sm as hed backto· back home r uns for the seco nd straight game, enabling the Orioles to snap a four-game losing streak . \'anke,!s :~ . i\n~els ' Modem Personalized Care belted a homr ru n into the upper deck in right fi eld to snap an eighth- inning tie and sen d Ca liforn ia to its lOt h loss in 11 games. Blu e ,Jays 4, Mariners 3 A t Toronto. George Bell clubbed a solo homer and robbed Seattle's Scott Bradley of a three-run hom er with a leaping catch in the seventh inn ing. Red Sox 6, Twins 5 At Boston. Bill Buckner del i· vered a two-run single w ith two out in the nin t h inning to lif t the Red Sox . Ranger s 15, \\'bit e Sox 5 At Arl ington, Texas. Greg Walker drove in five runs wit h a grand slam and a single to power Chicago. Cl eveland , Detroit ppd. The game between the Cleveland fndi ans and Detro_;;..Tigers was pos tponed because of ra in. ars." says Ctevrlanci Man ager l'at CcJtTa ies. "OK . he's no Babr Huth . B ut Pat ca n hit with rnough powc•r to all fi eld s. and tw's also workPcl a lot of his tlrfc•nsP. · · Tabid· ha s pia)'rd third base and lht• outfi eld for Clrvrland sl ner b(' ing acquired from thC' l'hi eago Whit e Sox in cxch;tnge l'or infif'ldrr ,)f'IT~' D.vhz.v nskl nn Apri l I. l!IH:t. " Adjusting lo fir st basf' has come al ong \\' l' ll. " sa:vs Tabl C'r. " I t's a di fficu lt posi tion. and I admin• thr abilities of Kritl1 lt Nn<~nctel and Don Muttingl_ v in llw wa~· thr .' · .;1pproae_h thr flrl ding ;"pert., .·· T<~bit •r. w ho prr,·iousty gar· r11--rrt1 pla,, ·cr -of-thr· WC>r k· honors for tht' wrck of 1\ug. 2o <ll. 19~6. bro kP int o profrss iorwl basrba II in ciH· Nrll' York YankN·s · uqw nit ation. H0 wa s thP 16th pla w _ •r li.lkrn O\'rrall ln thr .Junr 19il; draft . 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" Still. hitting .:l26t fourth In the Ea. 8' ~ 10' 12' 14' 16' ,, OB/GYN Physician POSTMt\ S1'ER· ~ nd :tdclt'f'"!> rh .m~f"' In Th r !lath Srn!lnr l. 111 Court St .. 514 EAST MAIN POMEROY .' . 89< NO MONU DOWN- 550.MO. BOAT-SWIM-FISH-HUNT John D. Credico, M.D. 10' ••••••••••••••• Tabler named Player of the Week Jl_v IWIIE IITU llli\S UP I S!)tlrts WrUt·r I{ HI Lr--ilo l I Crim coasts·as Brewers rout Royals changeup. He did a good job. 11 he threw that wa y ever y lime he 'd be a starter, but· let' s wait and see what happens. " Glenn Braggs drove in fo ur runs with a pa ir of two-run si ngles to pace the Brewers to their fourth · straight victo ry following a 2-18 strNrh tha t cos t them fi r st plac<' in the -American Leagur East. The triumph boos tc>d Milwaukee' s record to :!6-21. third in thr di vision be hind the lir st·placc Nrw York Yan kees and the second-piac•• Toro nt o Bl ue Jays. " Tht'y'vr go t a good bal l clul: and they' ll swing t he ba ts," 11oyais Manager Bi lly Gardner sa id. " We have games like this three or four !I mrs a year. If you took at the scoreboard there's nt hrrclu bs geltlngbeat 14-o,lli-2 i r s nothing nrw ." Roy als starter llud Black. 2-2. gi..IV(1 up threr . runs and laSIC'd oni.l ' :1 1-3 Innings bC'cau sr of so reness in his right kner. The 11 rrwers sco r ed t hrcc runs off rd it•ver Rlrk Anderso n to grab a ti-l lt•uti. Pau l Molit or hit a two-out two· run double' and lat er smrrd on Robin You nt' s single to right , Molitor, who missed 19 OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE 8' SIZE ]44Ea. CutDNoS. 1 •••••••••••• ' California' s Doug DeCinces falls over New York's Mike Pagliarule as he tags him out in Tuesday night's AL · con tt., t in Yankee Stadium. The Yankee> won. 3-2. (UPI) lly LIS/I lli\RRIS UP I Sports Writ er Chuck Crim, who hau li llie , time to prepare for his l'irst major-league start , received enoug-h su pport to warm -up against his opponents . " This bfoing my fir st star-t , I wasn't rea lly sure how long I cou ld go," Crim said aftl'r a l !ihit Milwaukpr a tt:~ck powl'rrd the lirPwrrs to a 14 :t rout of 1he , Kansas Cit y Rny; il s "Rut thos!' ·guys went out lhrrr and went to b~m~lng and got mP my r uns an d it took a tot of pressure off mr. I j ust relaxed and madc· m.l ' pilchrs." Cr im start ed in place o f Mike 11irkbrck. who co mplai ned of lrnd(' l·nrs!-. in his right shou ldr r . Pre I • BER PRESSU TREATED r �' : ' Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Qhio ·' Wednesday, June 3, 1987 ' I1 Lakers race past injury-riddied Celtics By FRE DERICK WATERMAN UPI Sports Writ er . INGLEWOOD, Calif. IUPI) Th e Los Angeles Lakers T uesday turned the backboard Into a spr ingboard for their l ast break. James Worthy scpred 33 points and Magi c John son added 29 as the Lakers out· rebounded the Boston Celtics 47·32 to co asl to a 126· 113 victory In the opening game of the NBA fi nal s. The Laker s l ed by at least 20 point s In each of the l ast three quarter s before bolh teams emptied their ben ches and Boston' s r eser ves cui th e deficit to 13when I he fin al buzzer sounded. " Th ey pl ayed a whOle lot bett er I han we did," said Larry Bird, who led the Celtlcs with 32 points. " You can't bea t anyone when you lei I hem shoo I l ayups all night. " The Lakers allow ed t he Cel llcs only 5 offensive retounds and tu ~ every Boston turnover lnlo a fast break . " Our r unning gam e w as sharp, especially In the begipnlng," said U1kers Coach Pat Riley·. "And It gave us a lot of confiden ce." Game 2 is scheduled for Thu rsday night at the 'F orum. · The best-of-seven series lhlm shlfls to Boston for Games3and 4 and, II necessary, Game 5. The Lakers took a 9-0 lead and never trailed. A 12-0 run early In lhe secoQd quarter provided a 51·30 adVantage. Boston wa s never again closer than 12 points. Johnson had 13 assists and Worthy a career -high 10 as the Lak er s running attack showed no effects fr om the eight-day l ayoff since Los Angel es swept the Fenner surrenders to police HYATISVILLE. Md. iUPii Unl verslly of Nor th Carolin a star tailback Derrick Fenner , who faces murder char ges in connec· l ion w it h a dru g-related killing, surrendered l o police Tues day, author iti es sai d. Fenner 's arrest stems from I he May 23 shoaling death of Mar se I· Ius Leach. 19, police spokesman Dale1 Piummer said. Leach was shot In the head near hi s Hya ll sv llle hom e in a coca ine disput e, pollee sa id. Fenner, 20. a Hya tt sv ill e na· tlvr, surrrndered to d<?l ectives Tuesday aft ernoon and Is being held w ithout bond on flrst·degrre murder char ges. aut horllies said. Paller said at leas t 1hre!' oth er suspccl s are being sought in the cas('. MISSED IIOOP - Roston center Rohtlrt Parish (right) goes up lor a ' l1ot over Laker center Karccm Ahdui-Jahhar during last •1u arl cr action. Parish misse d I he ha.•kcl. The Lak ers won. (UPI ) Gone West has ability to compete • Stephens lly .JIM LUTTUELL U PI Sports Writer IO: L.MONT, N .Y. tUP I J- Mos t of Wood.v StephPn s' quP'i ions abuul Con e Wt•s J's <1 bllilv lo com plf'l<· Jtw I 1·2 mi l<•s of Jht• nf'lmon l S l <.tk l·~ W(l/'(' iln SWf't'(' d in lh f1 Pr1rr P'"tn S ! CJ k C'~ lwo WI'Pk s ago. Th• • rrsl of lh<'m wi ll hC' nn.'iWf'l'( •d Sa turd ay . Cone Wl'sl . Sir•phl'ns· l>rsJ hop•• for r•x tr·11ding his record or c•o nsccu livP Bf'lmont vk lorles to six. fi nlshl'd se<'ond in t hr Mu v 24 1he Triple Crown sweep. " l l ikP him, he paid me a good mutuel price at the Prcakness ." Stephens sa id. " Bul I will say this, I 've probably !ra ined some of t he br" 1\ lydars - f: ndear and Mi ss Oceana . Endea r was lhe only l'ii11· to bra t Lady's Srcn: t lasl yt' ar - she bea t her right herr and bra I h!'r bad. And Mi ss Oreana wa s prcll y good too. Nrl t hPr onr of them could go farth er than a milf' a nd an rlghlh ." Pt •l t•r Pu n to L eo C'.'Jslf'!Ji , 'bu l In A pril , Fenn er wa s char ged In an unrelal ed ca se with pos ses· sion of cocai ne and a .3R caliber ha ndgun In Clin ton, Md .. aulhori· tics sa id . He Is scheduled losl and tri al on those charges In Aul(usl. " If what he is charged with is 1rue. then his foolbaII ca r eer here is over." North Car olin a Coach Dick (rum sa id. "Of cou"c, he Is presumed innocent until prov en gu lil y. 1'mnollheonetosayifhc Is gu ill y or nol." Fe nnr r wa s enrolled In summer cl asses al Chapel Hill when tea m offi ci als learned Mary land authorit ies wa nl ed to serve him with an arres t warrant, Crum said al a news con fr rence on l he Chapel Hill ca mpus. Crum sa id he to ld Fenn er Monda y I here wa s "somc troub lr at home" - rel'err ing to the arrest warra nt - and I he sopho· more l efl the campu s parking lol wlthoul comment. "You don't deal with this kind of lhing hardl y ever, " Crum said . adding th at he had no Indication whether Fenner was capabl e of such a violent acl. " It 's mind· boggling lhat th is kind of lhing co uld come along so close to home." Fenn er set a co nfer ence singlegame ru shing r ecor d of 328 yards again st the Univer sity of Vi rgi· nia and was an All· ACC tailback in his sophomore year. He brcame aca demically in· eligibl e to pi a,· foo tball in De· cem brr and was suspended pr ior lo I he A loha Bowl , a post· season all-sta r game. Fenn pr also brcam e academi· ca lly inel igi ble l o relurn for Nor th Car olin a's spring semester . He had enrolled in summer schoo l this year in an efforl to boos t his academic standin g. · Las t year. Fenner led I he ACC in ru shing wllh 1,250 yards - the fi lt h besl in the nation - and made the Ali·ACC first team as I he Tar Heels fini shed 7-n . Fenner joined I he Tar Her is in 1985 afler gradua ting from Oxon Hill High Schoo l In Mary land and starl r d as a fres hman in the season's filt h ga me. a 34 -14 victory over Wake Forest Unl· ver slt y. He r ushed for 109 ya rds In th at ga me and ended his fres hm an sea son wil h :193 yards. Thi s Is I he se!'ond lime an ACC leading ru sher has been In trouble relaloo to dr ugs. Unlver· slt y or Virginia's Barry Word wa s conv icted on cocaine lra f. !Irking charges afler his reco rd· sett in g 198> ekson. w;1~ g l\·ln.c! up 11 pounds. " ill' handl ed his last ,·ace good and hr r arTil'd Hw li<'lmont \-\'dgfll 1 1 ~ 1 ; pounds t ," SIPptwn s .'. :l id hPIWI'('Il lt' lrvision ini iT· "You know w hat to expecl and · all lhe anticipation, worries and pres sure begin 10 leave you the more ex perience you gel ," Worthy sai d. Boston Coach K.C. Jones said Los A ngele~ · stral egy was no sur pr ise. " They did everything I ex pect rd. I very carefull y went thro ugh l heir plays and had a per fect plan. It dldn' l work ." Riley reca ll ed l hat the l asl tim e Boston and Los Angeles met in the NBA final s In 1985. The Celt ics routed th e Lak er s 148- 114 in I he opener then lost the seri es. "I remem ber that gam e and I'm sure they wil l come back slronger ," Ril ey sa id. " We have to keep in mind. I hat all we did was lighl a fire under the Celt lcs." Board lifts fine DAY TON A BE ACH , F l a. A NA SCAR appeals board ruled Tuesday that Geoff Bod ine was not guilty of rough dr iving and lifted a $1 5,000 fine resuiting fr om a May23bumpin g . inci dent with Dale Earnhardt. I UP I) - The Nalional Stock Car Raci ng Commiss ion also said a NASCAR decision lo place Bodine on probation through the end of the year should be rescinded. 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They beat Basion's doubleteaming wi th s1rong ball m ovemen! while their defense m an· aged to double-tea m the ball and shut down lhe Ceitics'. pass ing l anes. " They double-teamed us and we co uldn'l ki ck It oul and around ," Bird said. " We di dn' t have a lot or open shol s. T he only way you heal lhe double is by passing. " Wor thy. who dur ing th e playoffs has hit a higher percen· tage of hi s shots than anyone in . post-season his lor y, made 16 of2J atl empt s, Including 11 of his fir st 13. " He's j ust Ia ken over, " John· son said. 'T ·II jusl pass i1 to him and sl ep out of I he way." Worlhy has led lhe Lakers in scor ing the l as t six gam es. Playing In his fift h season and fourth NBA finals, Worlhy cr ed· ils exper ience for hi s improved pla yoff production. • " You go II a Ihink aiJOut It "I il hr tlnP!-. it. I\ mi lf' i.l nd a n ri ghth ~~ th f• fur t h 1'~1 hr-'s lx•Pn . so \Vf' 'l l j u ~ l ha v(• to li nd out . 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StrpiU"n.' s" id . ;\11\'UI\1' t •l~t' Wl10 d t)('S 24 CT. whi11 • notll ' uf lht• 10 Bt'ln lilnl co n~t • n flt · r~ likf• IO I'Uil Utl tlw lt•:uL .ttl .\ ' Oil <' of ltu•m is r. tp;! hlt• ol it " I don ' t :-.1'1' . t n\ r<•<tl "Pt't'd. int'lmli ng u s, I dt1 n' r t'\lttsiciPr hi Ill a rt •ai,!!OI I(I"JH'('d horst'." 1\assr n SHifl. " ,\n .\ · ttiW O f !' iX 0 1' !--t'\'(' 11 tlOI'~r:-. (' (lU j( j I,f' 0 n I hf' It •a d . I f _ \'OU got a ~.wud h or~P. ,\ 'OU got o..; p( •f'd . •. 32 OZ. FlY PRODUCT ONION RINGS .............. S1.98 7 Ol.IANQUn nt '\'1'1' St'{'ll 11 good horse• that didn' t ha j· ~ spro•ci. I' \'P POT PIES••••••••••••••• 2 FOR SJ. 19 · ·Nobo cl~ ··."> gonna -.h•al it . M ost of t hi'm :11 1 ha\' t' thf' -.nnw 26 OZ. CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN \\'t•.st. Won. Hl'l 'i'll'it't' il ll ~t ·r fc•r 10 r·onw off it . I clon ·t want to lX' tlw sani fl l'ial l;rmb an d ~" ' clwra el <•ri!'llt:!' . Ca nt • Sh;~wkl l l th{' p<t r P fo r all of t ht' ll l. ·· Kd ~::.t.~n ('A pi a i 11£'d :\ vlrs Cop:'o-·' s Wil'f'· IO· Wi l't' \ il'tO r .\ · in thC'} 1 - ~ milt' .JrrsP.\ J), •r h~ on !\1('m orial Da,\ · should nor cl. • ssi f~· him us a SIJl't' d horsl'. " lip wn s \o . I t pns tl .an d hr hHci In conw out of th('l'("' r un- ning. " hr silitl •• " I '" ""'' no o bjPctl lHlS 10 him hring on tilt' lr ~rd (dl t he wa~ - .111 t11 r way . But. I"d ~rc• fpr l o srt' him com t• from of I tltc· p11e~ a li11 1r ." ~for<"' ht.•avy thu ndrrstorms hil Long i sl~ nd Tu rstln)·. StC'· phrn s ronfi rml'd Conqulstn rosr. nlnlh ill l hr Krntuck.1· Derby. would only 1·un In I he Bt' lmont if rain prod uced an off lrark Sa turdav . "I f mudd.' , an d lhHI ·s lhr only way hp'll run . hr ' ll get thr mil ~ and a half... Swphe ns said . Ho~<· ever. lh~ i:l·)·ear-old Ha II of Fame lrainer exp t·r. sed doubt Alysheba . son or 1\ lydar, could makl' he dis lance and complete it's NOODLE SOUP .........wt..... 9 7c APRICOT "ALVES •••••w~. S1.29 15 OZ. c• IOY·AI·DIE BEEF~A-RONI •••••••••••••••••••• 99< 16 OI.IDAIO INSTANT POTATOES ••••• S1.19 121/J 01. MOlTON HOUSE liEF STEAK & PORK WI GRAVY •••••••••• SJ.3~ 61!2 01. STAI·IIST . · CHUNK TUNA ••••••••••••••• S1.09 175 CT. PUfFS . FACIAL TISSUE ............. S1.19 3 OLMGaAI JELLO .................. ~ .... 2 FOI 99< 32 01. VWIC POUSII CIIUIICH DILL PICKLES ................ S1.69 3 OL A111M W/3' OFF . . PonrD MEAT....... 3 Fo• 89< 17 01. DR MONTE Gallia/Meigs Community Action Agency ~9~=9::!1 Employment and Training Division " We .. .' CINCI NNATI ! UP! ) - Ken Ander son. who played 16 seasons for the Cincinnati Beilgals with· out an y seriou s injuries, decided I hat while he was healthy, It was tim e lo call it quits. Ander son, drafted 'In the third round in 1972 and led the Bengals to their only Super Bowl appear· ance , emotionally told a hasllly called news conference Tuesday he was retir ing. : Ander son, 38, was flanked by his wife B onnie and two of the co uple's three children- Matt, 12, and Megan. 8. Molly, 4, was not with their parents. Ander son had been the 8engals sla r tlng quarterback from 1972 until the third game of the 1985 se ason when Boomer Esiason too k over and demo led Anderson to backup. ' The Augustan a College (Ill .) graduat e set numerou s learn and NFL records during his career. He was also named to tile Pro Bowl five tim es, · ' He owns two beer distributorships, In northern Kentucky near his home In F ort Mitchell, and Dayton, Ohio, but his ·future plans are undecided. When asked If he'd consider coaching "I've only been retired for 10 minutes. I haven' t had any offers," he said. · Nor does he foresee an Immedi ate legal career . . " At a future time I may decide to try for the bar,'' said Anderson who has completed law school. ·· "I'm looking forward to the'' summer because I've never had a·. summer off In the past 16 y~a r s,'' he said. "Now -I 'm going to have tnor e time to play golf and see my son play soccer and spend mor e t1p1e with the f amily.'' His coach Sam Wyche predicted " he's definitely headed lor the II all of Fame." " I really don 't know what 10 say. I was going to prepare some r~marks, but 'l decided to wing · i(," he said al I he slart of the news conference. '' You don't every know when It is a good time to retlr ~. The doclors were eoncerr.eJ about my shoulder and they told me It was Slarting to wear oul a bit. "I'm still healthy and have had a" nice career in a great city ," he said. "The lime Is right to retire and I hav·e very few regrets . We've l alked about It , but It' s nevery an easy decisl on." He said he'd been seriously considering r ellrement since mini -camp about lhree weeks ago. ." He has had a great career and has bren a credll In every way to th~ gam e. " said Bengals vice nresldcnt and general manager Paul Brown who coached Ander· son wil h 1he Bengals through 1~7o . " He ha s his life In good ordrr and we wish him well in every res peel . I'm sure we' li be seein g oft en al our office cand, al the games.'' "" Kenny's bren an Important fixture i n ihl s organlzllon for m ore than a decade and a hall." Wyche. " He's bren a greal player. He's a tremcndousexam· pi e. It is a mel ancholy time. But he' shad a tremendou s career and h ' won'! be too far - way whenwe n~d him ." -Wyc he sa id Doug Gaynor, ltariing his second year oul o'l Long Beach Stat e, would become lhe backup quar lerback . In has th rown th ree passes and com· pi eoed all I hrze. " He II 1he logical successor, " Wyche sai d. " He's a dlllerent kind of player - quick and elu sive. Wher e he needs to be schools Is 16 gener alship In leading I he team." .- Anderson completed 2, 654 of his 4,475 passes for a .593 percentage. He threw lor 32,838 yards, 197 touchdowns and was Intercepted 160 limes. He pas sed lor 416 yardJ, completing 30 ol46 attempts and two touchdowns In a 36-24 win over Buffalo In a Monday night game In 1975. He passed for more than 300 yards 19 times . . In Super' Bowl XVI he corn· pleted 25 of 34 passes and two louchdowns In a 26-2110$5 to San Francisco. • "·' PRICES EFFECTIVE Bengals ., Anderson • retires ' .. .. .. ' The Ript To · limit Quantities T~RU STORE HOURS Mon.·Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. $AT., JUNE ·5, 1987 U.S.~.A. CHOICE . Chuck Roast ....•. ~i $ Q. 19 · Chicken Livers •••••• 49< lB. REDSKIN CHUNK Bologna •••••••••••••••• 69< LB. CRISPY SERVE ·3 9( Fryer Parts .•••.•••. !~ LB. MIXED BUCKET . . 99< $219 . Cube Steak ·•.••...• ~a~ FISHER . s·169 Boneless Ha:ms .~. · HALF or WHOLE HOMEMADE Sand. S read •.•••. !~ 99( ' $1 49 Potatoes .••..••.·.~~~:. 29( M .ed. Eggs .~ .. ·•·••···· $1 09 Spread ........... !;~:~·. $1 09 Ice Cream ••...•.•~~:!~ · U.S. NO. 1. GRADE A FLAVORITE DOZEN · PARlAY JUMIO $159 Jest Bar Soap.:::~ · BATH SIZE · ,r Boun~y Towels ·~···· 69< LARGE ROLL ... . ....... • ·····cwpm······· •.. VWELl HOUSE . •. •• : • ToFFEE ; ~~~·$499 • ·: ••• • •• • •• •• • •• • Lllllit 1 ,.. eun&Mot~ cw, at Plwtll'u s r -bt • •• • ... OHw .... lin s.t. - '· 1917 • E•·;••• ·· ··············· TIDE DUERGENT ~470,5 99 u.ft 1 l'w CostGoo4 o.Jr At Ptwtll'u Supm~t~rlltl OHw Goicllln s.t.- '· l.aJ • • DAIRY LANE KEMP Sherbet •••••••••••••••• '12 ,GAL, $ • FLAVORITE SUGAR :.~·$139 1AXWELL HOUSE BONUS PAK INSTANT COFFEE 901.$279 JAR •• • • '•• limit 1 ,., Cutt-r Goo4 Only At Ptwell'u S.,.rmarktl OHw Goicllllru s.t. Jt. 1917 a&&UlU ' . u ' ~:>: J, ll' �·,,., June 3, 1987 Ohio I WANTED A·TOP QUALITY DEPENDABLE SMALL CARAND VALUE PR.ICED•• ~. THAT'S WHY I BOUGHT FORD ESCORT FROM r Beat of the bend Pretty as a picture... By BOB HOEFUCH . , ball to pitcher Curt Krlppncr in time to make the play Tuesday • during the 1987 Coll ege World Seri es in Omaha. Stanford defeated • the lop-ranked l..onghorns, 6· 1. (UP I ) ' !Ken Griffey, Jr., .is ~ drafted by Seattle ' ' : CINCINNATI IU PI J - Things have always cnmr easy for ;George Kenneth Gr iffey, Jr .. )nay be too easy for hi s own ~ood. • Young Griffey, a J?.yrar·old ie nlor at foo th aiHam ous Moeller High Sehoul in Cin cin· nail and the son of Allanr a ·;Braves outfielder K ~ Gr iffey, wa s made l hr No.~ pick in lruesda y'sfrera grnl clrafl by the . ;seattle Mariner s. : Nobody questions the raw al)lllly of Ihe fi·fool .:l, 190 pound •Griffey, who hil .<17R the past ~easo n with 7 home run s for rhr Crusaders. ll 's his mol iva i ion thai has some peopl e, including high school Coach M ikr Ca · I meron. concc rn r·cl. Whil e Moeller ;., known morr· for football , wil h I hr I ikrs of Steve Niehaus l l'l r<l ·cvrr pi ck of lhe NFL Seallh · S.:·alw wksJ, :fony · Hunl rr, llnl1 Ct·a hl P and ~John Shaffer r J>rnn . Sw rr1 ·Pmong it s gradu i.ll cs. Cam eron 'also has had hi< sha re of 'out standing pln.v!'rs. " They Include fo7r who ri ow arc playing major lea gue ba seball-Buddy Bell and Harry La r kin for ~ he Clncl nnal l lleds, I. en Ma 1us· ~e k with th(' Los Angl'il's Dodgers 'and Bill Long wilh lhr Chi cago White Sox . ' " Ken reallv I< il hl'ller hasrha ll ~layer and ·bert c•r alhl erc lhan any of th em ,'' .~ aid C'amrr on. ,','He m ight b(' Ill<' IJ('Si alhl rlr ever to come lhroug h I his schoo l. " I ca n'l com pilrr him roo t h<•r playe-rs around rh'' count r·v bP· ca use I haven'! srcn lhPm. " said Cam@ron, " bur hr 's Jhr rincsl . ~ bllll ywlse. I 'V<' sc•cn in 20 .\'Pa rs. not on ly at MOt·llrr. bul in I Ci nci nnati.· ' Thai' s a fair ly slrong sra te· menl when you consider Jha t ~ u ch ma jor league stando uts as Bill Doran of th<· Houslon Aslros and Leon Durham of 1he Chicago Cubs abo ca me oul of Ci ncln na t i during that period. " The lhing I lhink is really oul standing abou t him Is his de fensive aiJilil y,'.' sa id Ca · m eron. " Hr j ust covers '87 FORD ESCORT \.riffey WORLD'S BEST -SELLING CAR fi~E YEARS IN AROW! 1he big leagues, cspPcia ll.v if Dick Willi ams still is managing rhe when hP get s there. " Th e SC'Oul s had a Iough lime gelling a lime on him becau se hC' wouidn'J sprinl lo fir st base," said Ca meron . "If ' h(•'d hil a grou nd ball 10 <ef'ond ba se. he' d A.P .R~ "' FINANCING give you the courtesy run to first. " I do ·1 I hcnk he wa s chat· (FIXED RAtE) I C' n g (~d enough, " rea soned Ca. mcr0 11. "Thin gs come• loo eas y for him . I wou ld hope l hal he wnulcl improvp on his work habil s as he gors lhrough 1he minor )('i.lg Uf'S. " C'amC'ro n. howrvr r. says he ~o m r·wlw t unders t<Jcds wha t he ca lls Griffey 's " immaturi ly." " lie cu mr·< from a millionaire f:m1lly," said Cameron. " He dl'l ves a BMW 10 school. He loves s purt s and t h a t ·~ what hf' wan ts ro do. Ho goes sc·hoo l br•t·a usc 1he stai r ~ a.vs th at' sw hat y ou ha ve to do." < 2- 1986 MER C. COUGARS FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF We ore sorry for any inconvenience this may hove caused our customers. 1986 TAURUS LX SEDAN V- 6, auto. tra ns. air cond .• AM / FM stereo. Power windows. speed con· trot. Rear defroster. ' 9.9°/o A.P.R. 9.9°/o A.P.R. FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS 1986 LTD BROUGHAM 7 DR. 2-1986 FORD TEMPOS 1986 FORD T-BIRD V-6. auto. trans.. air, speed, tilt. AM / FM, power windows . 9.9°/o A.P.R. FIXED-RATE 36 MONTHS . 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS 1986 MER(. TOPAZ 4 DR. 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AFTER REBATE also has some habits t ha 1won ' I fi t into MLtri n c r ~ S6995 QUALITY hr goes in to r;('cond ba sr . " Un fortun aiPi y, 4 SPEED OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION AM / FM STEREO FLIP UP SUNROOF GT .STRIPING REAR AIR SPOILER FRONT WHEEL DRIVE RECLINING BUCKET SEATS 6 YR. ·60 .000 MILES WARRANTY 6 YR .- 100,000 RUST PROTECTION the oulficld for you and he has a very strong .:t rm . ·· Hr 's :m aggressive pla yer ,'' added Cameron , " li e takes pea· pi e oul in a big league wax when 1986 F-150 4X4 PICKUP 6 cyl., 4 spd trans .. AM / FM , step bumper, sliding rear window . 1985 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE V-6 auto . trans .. AM / FM / Cassette. power locks. PS , PB, FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS 1985 CHEV. CAVALIER WGN CS Model. Air. auto trans ., luggage rack, PS, PB . 9.9°/o A.P.R. 9. 9°/o A.P .R. FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS 1984 FORD ESCORT Wednesday, June 3, 1987 • PAT ·HILL FORD STANFORD WINS -Stanford' s Toi Cook (27 ) scores in top of : third Inning as Texa.~ catch~r Brian Johnson (right) doesn't getthe The f?aily ·Sentinel By The Bend ' • • WAGON Air cond .. 5 spd, AM / FM / Cassette, luggage rack , PS, PB , low mileage.. 1984 CHEV. CELEBRITY V-6 , auto. trans ., air, cruise, tilt wheel , AM / FM . Low mileage. 9. 9°/o A.P .R. FIXED RAlE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS 1985 F2SO FORD 4X4 351, 4 spd 1rans., step bumper, AM / FM, dual gas tanks. 4 DR. 9. 9°/o A.P .R. FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS . 1G.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS will be opened on June 16 lor a resurfacing and bridge deck repair cont ac t on Route 33, four miles from the Athens County line. Sentinel Staff Writer New post cards Qf Pomeroy deve loped by the .. Pomeroy Chamber of 'c ommerce Included In the contract will be should be avail· draining, paving wit h asphalt able before the and bridge deck repair In Bed· upcom ing Herit· for d and Salisbury Townships. age Weekend. , Construc tion of the project Pictures for the postcards -· should begin 30 to 45 days after were selected tlil'ough a contest the awardin g of the bid . Com· staged by the chamber. One Is plete dal e i s June, !988. the monument on the courthouse · lawn and the other Is Pomeroy at Members of l he Rutland· night. Church of God will be stagin g Businesses wishing to place another of their good rummage orders for the postcards so they sal es on Thursday - starts at 9 will have them on hand to sell a.m. at I hi' church. should call lhe chamber office, Mr. and Mrs. H.R . (Eleanor 992 ·500~. Smith) Walt erolToledoandMrs. Her itage Weekend, of course. is the only actlvily that remained Audra Thompson of Columbus alive from the many features were in to attend the annual that were once staged on Regatta Pomeroy High Alumni Reunion Weekend. The tr ibute to local and were guests of Mrs. Carl heritage wa s developed origi· Moore. While they were here .nally by the Meigs County Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Thompson Pioneer and Historical Society as visited with Mrs. Donald Strauss .a part of Regalt a Weekend. Now at Letart. Others visiting Mrs. ·some activit y builds on' the only Moore wer e her cousin, Will survivor of Regatta Weekend. So ·Mason, of Waterford , and her the Pomeroy Chamber will be niece, Mrs . William !Teresa ,hold a craft show from 9 a. m. to 5 Moore) Burnett and children. p.m. on Court St .. as a part of the Chance and Penny of Fairborn. Dropping by for a visit with nerilage oservance on Saturday, :June 20. There is a $5 fee lor Mrs. Marie Steiner In Middleport -space and if you want to take part Sunday were her so n and daughter·ln ·law, Mr. and Mrs. cont act the chamber 'olfiee. Earl Steiner and children, Randy The Tuppers Plain s Commun· and Kay. of Warren. TheStei ners ) ty Cl ub - and I'm not too were on their wa y home from a vacation aJ a mountain resor t In ta mlllar with this group yet .will be staging a Captain D's fish North Carolina . And Jack and Martha Greena:dinner at the lire house In '!'uppers Plains from II a.m:Jo 5 way left Sunda y to return to Florida alter flying up lor a lew 'p.m. Sunday. . I t's an all you can ea t deal at days visit with friends and j)ne price and, by the way. you family. The Greenaways do keep can save a bit by purchasing an on I he move. advance ticket. Adva nce tickets lor adult s are $4.25 and $2.75 for children. If you wail until th e day The high school gr aduations of the feed , tlcketsw lll be25cent s are over and thl'jl are occas ions higher . The club will also hold a bake sale during the dinner hou rs of mixed emoHons. Somehow and some outdoor activities are they leave me sad even through basically I really have no light also being planned. connections to lhe graduates. I suppose It must be I he realization that high school graduation does bring with it such sweeping He y, whal' s 1hls7 Something changes for so many families. for Mei gs County7 And yet - I hose kids will grow up The Ohio Department of Trans· in spite of us, won 't they? Oh portation announces th at bids well. try to keep smiling. Pamt- 9 Meigs Clean-Up participants are announced Meigs County's voluntary par· tlclpatlon In Clean Up Ohlo Week '87 was a very succeislui promo· lion · and clea n·up effort. A volunteer force of nearl y 300 people made up of · 4·H. Girl Scout , and village crews , and an unknown number of property owners participated In commu nIty and ·nei ghborhood clean·up efforts. Volunteer organization s and thej r projects Included: Brownie Troop 1271, Kathy Price, Leader. Clean up of VIllage Park, Mechanic Street. Pomeroy. Brownie Troop 1067, Carol Erwin, Leader, Clean up, Ches· ter VIllage. · , Brownie Troop 1259, Nora Martin , Leadpr, Clean up, Ra· cine VIllage. Brownie Troop 1120, Barbara Lawrenc e, Leader, Clea n up, Syracuse Elementary. Brownie Troop 1079, Ir ma Bay, Leader, Clean up, SR 124 from Ri verview Gr ade ·sc hool to Reedsville. Jr. Girl Scout Troop 1049, Lyla Van Meter. Clea n up, Chester VIllage. Jr. Girl Scout Troo p 120( Apr il Harmon, Clea n up, Syracuse Park. Jr. Girl Scout Troop 1042, Kay Roberts, Clean up, Racine Village. Jr. Girl Scout Troop 1015, Gladys Thomas. Clean up , Ches· ter Village. Starllters 4,. H, Sharon Riffle, TR 149 Long Run and TR 114 Mount Olive Roads. Rid ge Critt ers 4· H , Jan Haynes, Bear Wallow Ridge. Country Boys 4·H, Maxine Rose, Carmel Road. Suppor t of the voluntary acl iv· ity of these groups wa s provided by The Meigs County Office of Liller Control. Meigs County Highway Department, Pomeroy VIllage, Chester Township Tru s. tees, Ra ci ne VIllag e, Syracu se VIllage, Parents, and other s. The villages of Racine, Syra· cuse, Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland also par ti cipated by prov iding free curbside plck·up of trash and debris: before. during, and after Clean Up Ohio Week. A total or 100, 1 ~ ton dump truck loads were hauled from the five villages to the connty land· fill. Thi s service was provided al village expense to village rest · dents, .. a commendable effort by all co ncerned . Other participant s inc luded 9. 9°/o A.P .R. 9.9°/o A.P .R. FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS FIXED RATE 36 MONTHS 10.25% FIXED RATE 48 MONTHS SEE RICK TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or PAT HILL . AILY) ' We will be making daily deliveries h • ••' · to t e West V•rglnla area during h t e period Of time the bridge .iS dosed. Just give us a call with your Order • '*ALLE . , .LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. y ~~~~~~~g l\ ia~~.e~~~~ioa:a~ promotional support wa s pro· vlded by WMPO Radio, Tne Dally Sentinel , and Th e Athens Messenger . Suc h a high level of vol untary and contributory participation helps sprea d the message that, " Litter I s UnBEARable"; br ing· ing the II tt~r problem in Meigs County the attention of thea general to( public, and shows willingness to work, as a com· munity, toward an Improved environment and enha nced qual- {I) Middlepo[t, OH. SSS Park St. GRANO OPENING SALE 1132 Key·Lectric® Riding Mower Reg. 11639.00 Reg. 11509.00 Reg. 11229.00 Now Only Model 56155 832 Key-Lectric® Riding Mower .725 Key-Lectric® Riding Mower 5984 Now Only 512.08 Now Only 51 312 1 YEAR FREE FINANCING ON ALL TORO RIDERS! The Nurnher 1 Rated Rider By ALeading Contull'lar Publication REG. 1339.95 Rog. 1429.9 5 Rtg. 1469.95 NOW ONlY , NOW .ONlY NOW ONLY $344 5376 $247 :! ... ;;: ~ ~ Freda Smlt Qaccompanied her brother and si ster·ln·law, Mr . and Mrs. · Denver Rawlin gs. Albany. to Springlleld, where they hel ped cousins Kyle and Paul CoMbs. celebrate their birthd ays . Reverend Arthur Crabt ree at· tended a Unlled Methodist Men 's Retreat al Buchtel recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gryckto, Annapoli s, Maryland, visi ted her mother and step fa ther, Mr. and Mrs . Carl Cas ter . Other relatives who galherpd at the Caster home Incl uded Mr. and Mrs . Clair Stansbury and Bobby Jo, Grove· port ; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fox and famil y, Obetz; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stansbury and son, Rey· noldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Townsley , Day.ton; Mr. and Mrs. New Haven Women meet Th e New Haven Women of Th e First Church of God held their Annual Mother·Daughter ban· quet on Friday, May 8, at lhe fellowship hall of The Evan geli cal Chrlsllan Union Church In Point Pleasant. Delores Taylor gav£' th e bl ess· lnf! prior lo dinner . Followi ng dinner a story co ncerning Mol h· ers wa s told by Freda Turley and a poem was read by Grace Cunningham. A mother·daughter game wa s pla yed following the formal of Jhe newlywed game. T~ylor wa s game hostess . Mothers and daughlers participating were Becky and Stacey Reed, Hester Weaver and Jennifer Cund iff. Norma Greene and Jackie Rus· sell and Vanna and Joanna Frvr. All participants received a g'i fl . The win ners wit h the highest score was Becky and Stacey Reed _ Judge s were, Dori s Yonk er . Sonya Roush and Patt y Maynard. Special gifts were presented to I he oldedst mother present Mrs. Mary Kell y. Th e yo unges t molher present. Mrs . Jackie Russel l and the youngest grand · mother Mrs. Norma Greene. Also attending were: Orpha Fields, Lufema Weaver, Fa y Carpen1er. Connie Aelker. Laura Ael ker, Lesa Carpenter , Roberta Swisher, Sa mantha Mayard, Ann Zirkle, Brenda Zirkle, Freda Turley , Vonnie Field s, Pat Young, Grace Cunn lnghan, Vena Honaker. Stepha nie Reed. Robin Bond , Delores Taylor, Marilyn Riffle, Mary Beth Riffle, Lori Riffle, Sarah Gi bbs, Lisa Ho· naker. and Wendy Davis. Me.rle Davis, Rutland, and Mr. and M rs. Harold Oxley, loca l, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Turner and children, Pickerion. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and Sara h, accompanied by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jorda n went by mo tor home to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, where they were joined by their son and daughter·ln·law , Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jordan. Monroe, North Ca rolina, to spend a weekend al Dollywood where Dolly Pa r ton was celebratin g 1he first birth· day of the ent ertainment ce nter Model16585 Model20581 GTS 2-cycle, 2 1~ Hand·propelled, Side Discharge GTS 2-cycle, 21 ~ Hand-propelled, Easy·Empty• Rear Bagger Toro Toro 21" Side Discharge Mower Eledric Trimmers Toro Hose Garden Reel FREE HOTDOGS & REFRESHMENTS FREE BALLOONS TO THE KIDS! COUNTY (Drawings To Be APPLIANCES U7 3rd An., Gallipolis ~el~ '"· 446-1699 HOUIS: I A.M.·6 P.M. 8:00 AM· S:OO PM -------------COUPON FILE $2 I ~~- .· -· -~·-·-- K••o y~u~~a~.,?..~tn~!oupont In thh hanG)' ort•nlzer. • 12 ~ePJrlhl comoartm t'tiU 1 E~O ir'ld~ 10 lQ lu JIIn thl ' • Elnth; band holds It ti ght • Com p,ad enou9h tor purse Add 5ot eo~ ch for JhP/Ildlr; . SAVE - au~ S.tisfa"ion Gwr•nttt~dl NOW $ $OO Se nCI Cuh, Check or MO ta l DEVONHILL'S \X2 17) HO Funklln A'fl., P.O. 80111 1 ... Cud1n Cil)', NY 1 UJO -------------40° I · 400. $400 EACH 4 INCH GERANIUMS •••••• IIOW ONLY 75c NOW I I I I :.J l torn a. tdd onh 11 lhP/ ftdlt for IIIli 10 INCH HANGING BASKET MANUFACTURER COUPON I NO EXPIRATION DATE I· ~~~!~) REG. 11.00 TO 11.75 "Iron man Food'"" HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE SYUCISE Monday-Saturday RT. 7 . GOOD SELECTION OF FLATS · Saturday, June 6th) AGRACON INC. . THIS W!EIC ONLY to SJ.75 GTS 2-cycle, 21~ Hand·propelltl(l, BBC Easy·Emptf Rear Bagger ' GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TYs GAS & ElEC. RANGES APPRECIATION SALE lEG. '7.50 Model20584 "COME IN AN REGISTER TO WIN" . CLOSING FOI THE SEASON SATUIDAY, JUNE 6 992•2196 FREE DELIVERY Pomeroy . as well as Vaugha n's Cardin al in Middleport. These stores di stribut ed a total ol 8,000 lnformallona l brochures cove r· in g Meigs County's Liller Control 0 10 .OPEN DAILY 9:00·6:00 MIDDLEPORT of Meigs County . Carpenter.ar~a notes _ _ _ __ lEG. ss.s• ON THE SPOT FINANCING cltlze ~ s Krogers, Powell's Super Valu, r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; and Big Bend Foodland stores In 11 1985 F-150 FORD 4x2 6 cyl .. 4 spd, PS , PB, Bed liner. AM / FM 9. 9~/o A.P .R. 461 S. 3RD lty of life to the benefi t of all the tU-5776 1 .' s I I I 40.:.------------- _iLJ �·. Wednesday, june 3, 1987 P-ee 10-The Daily Sentinel Video View:; Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, high noon. I was working the day watch when my partner, a blue-furred teddy bear, ment loned that the latest column was due. You know your life Is getting strange when your · best friend gets pushy. My name Is Hilleary; I'm a video columnist. . A report came in th at fou r boys had disappeared. I turned to my partner and said, "Stand by me' '. My part ner then said that he'd love too, but since he was a teddy bear people might ta lk. So he pointed out th at Stand By Me Is a fllm released by Columbia, has an R rating and runs 87 minutes . Four boys go out' on a search for another boy who had been killed by a train. Along the way they learn that the things you believe as a child are not. the same things that are truth when you become an adult. This film Is a faithful adaptlon of the novella by Stephen King and Is one of the few fllms that Is enjoyable, even though the Ianguage would make a sailor blush. Tuesday, 12:15. A report of trouble with gangs In Chinatown came in and I turned to my • • • Llie •£ RfJ01(1flg partner and said. "Sounds like girl with green eyes. the present isn't so bad after all. big trouble In Little China.' ' Not too ·bad· If you don't mind There is some slightly rough My partner reminded me that Seeing men explode and hairy language but overa ll this is a fun was Otrlcer Kurt Russell's area monsters who kidnap beautiful . mov ie that le<~vesyouwitha good and that he. was busy doing a girls. But one hour after seeing feeling tong afterward. crossword puzzle and I should go this I was hungry for another. It Tuesday, 12:30 and my watch kiss a pig. was then that 1 learned that the was over. My partner had long ' Big Trouble In Little China reason my partner was being so since retired to the relative runs for 99 minutes, and Is grouchy was that his old girl sanity of my dresser and I found released by CBS-Fox . John Car- .friend had gotten married. I myself pondering the !jlepths of pentf,'r who made us scared of asked him 11 It were true that Halloween and The Fog has Peggy Sue Got Married to which decided that he could turn loose he replied that my mother should of his own Indiana Jones charac- have received a sympathy card ter and came out with a story When I was born. · about a centuries old sorceror PeggySueGotMarriedlsa104 ST. RT. 1.24 who Is on a quest for a Chinese minute, PG-13 fllm released by I ed Sfffil_flaf p ann . • A Rejoicing Life Churches of Park, N.Y ., and he Is presidentAmerica Minister and Church founder of Trinity Television Leaders Seminar will be held at Network, the Buffalo School of the Rejoicing Life Baptist the Bible, Gibraltar Satellite Church. 333 N. Second Ave ., Network and Trinity Ministries. Middleport on .June 10, 11 and 12. He Is author of "The Exploding Conducting the seminar wlll be Church" published by Bridge lhe . Rev. Tommy Reid, the 10 and serves on the bdard of a.m. sessions. with the Rev . . directors of Ch urch Growth In~nny Anderso n conducting the 2 ternational. He also serves on the p.m. sess ions. The topic to be executive committee of that handled during th e seminar Is organization. "How to S uccessfully Deal with Reid was recently chosen to be the Problems and 'Hur ts of the pres ident of the National Church Ministry ". Growt h Foundation. He has been Advance registration is $15 and co-speaker with Dr. Paul Yonggl registration at the door is $20. Cho, pastor of the largest church Reservations are to be made by in the world In Seoul; Korea, at sending pa yment and the Church Growth Seminars across number of reservations to the the United States, Mexico and Middleport Chu rch at the ad- Europe. dress above. Host pastor Is the A graduate of Central Bible Rev. Mike Pangia. There will be College In Springfield, Mo., Rev. a special class for pastors and Reid has served for many years church secretaries Included In as an evangelis t. In 1959, Rev. the seminar. Reid became pastor of Bethel Reid Is pastor of the Full Temple In Manila, Philippines, a ·Gospel Tabernacle In Orchard chu rch of over 7,000 members. In 196b. he returned to ·America to assume the pastorate of a struggllng church of less than 100 people In Buffalo and that church presently has over 4, 000 members. Anderson Is the bishop and fou nder of Rejoicing Life Churches of America. A former entertainer, Anderson was well· known as a recording artist and performer . After a gilder crash, he recovered from severe Injuries and became founder of the Rejoicing Life Churches as well as a world traveler In the office of evangelist . Anderson has been a guest numerous times on the 700 Club, P:rL Club, and 100 Huntley Street. In addition to condu cting the three day seminar. Reid and Anderson wm conduct revival services at 7 p.m. each evening on the three days, June 10-12, at the Middleport Rejoicing Life Bapt.lst Church. Family medicine: • Starting an exerctse program By Edward Schreck, D.O. Assistant Professor of Family Medicine Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine (Guest columnist this week Is Kerry Ragg. D.O., Ph .D., clinical assistant professor of family medicine, Ohio University College of Osteopat hic Medicine.I Question: I'd like to start an exercise program. What kind of exercise shou ld f do'~ Answer: For general fitness. aerobic exercise is probably the best type of ac tivit y to begin with. Aerobics gently stresses the hea rt, lungs and blood vessels which supply blood and oxygen to the muscles. Aerobic activities Include brisk walki ng, joggin g, cycling, swimming, backpackIng, aerobic dancing, and any other exercise that Is continuous once begun. The Intensity of exercise should be low - If you can't tal k white doi ng It, you are ovl'rdolng it. Question: Should f see my • doctor before beginning? Answer: Because your family physician knows your medical history you should consult him before starting your exercise program. He'll perform a physica l check-up and, depending on your past history, he also might recommend a stress test. This ga uges the ability of the cardia· · respiratory and muscular systems to do exercise. People with known or suspected neart disease should have a stress test before bejjlnnlng an exercise program. In general though, the average healthy , normal exerciser does not need such a test. Question: How much should I exercise? Answer: Most exercise scientIsts suggest exercising a minImum of three times a week and a maximum of five times a week. Exercise should last at least 15 minutes and does not need to exceed 30 minutes. If unable at first to exercise for 15 minutes wthout resting, try gradual In- creases every fifth or sixth day of exercise. If you do several different exercises and want to obtain the same results from each activity, spend the same amount of time cycling, for example, as you do jogging. Cycling one mile Is not the same as jogging one mile. Butcycling for 20 minutes Is roughly 'equivalent to jogging 20 minutes. It Is Important to gently prepare the body for exercise. Five to 10 minutes of stretching or other warm-up activity makes aerobic exercise more efficient and therefore less stressful. It Is especially important for those over age 30 who have not been regular exercisers. After vigorous exercise. a 5 minute period of tight activity such as stretching gives the body systems time to return to resting levels . This Is very Important In exercisers over age 35. Don't forget to see your faamlly doctor before _starting your exercise program. Good luck! Chester community happenings By Clarice Allen •,. Cl!'o Smith was elected presldent of the Auxiliary at the Wt'dnesday pvenlng meet ing at the firehouse. Other o!llcers elect.-d we1·e tnzy Newell. vic.-prpsldent . Lora Damewood. secretary , Bonnie Landers. assistant, and Opal Hollon, treasurer. Th~ meeting opened with prayer and pledge to th e flog . Roll call was answered by each namln~ her fa vorllc bird. The srcrPtary 's report was read by Lora Dampwood and lhl' treasurer's report by Opal Hollon. Commit tee report s were glvpn. Bltls were paid and dues were paid . Seft~I9~SH~S~~~t~ sick or the community . Thr plaques fdr the Auxiliary and the flrem.-n WNP on display and -wilt be placed on the wall of the firehouse . Buying an Ice cream Ifreezer· was discussed and a member appointed to Inquire on th e cost and If one Is available. Refreshments were served by Lora Damewood and Ethel Orr to those named and Clara Conroy , Clarice Allen, Margaret Christy, Erma Cleland, Betty Newell , Marcia Keller and one guest Elsie Conroy. Audrey Rowan . Pat Brownrigg and Lyndla Berry all of Belpre, called on their uncle Denzel Cleland. Sunday. . Opal Eichinger. Don, Jan, Tiffany and Justin Eichinger spent a weekend In Columbus a~ movies . Well , it could be wor~~- 'He could be hooked on Ozzy"'sborne concerts .• · That 's all for this time and It's adios for this month. See you next month when we' ll find out what Is good and bad In video stories . Eichinger Is the pitcher for the Walnut Ridge High School team . Mr. and Mrs . Clayton Allen recently visited his uncle Robert Allen, a patient at Kings Daughters Hospital, Ashland, Ky .. Mr. Allen celebrated his JOist blrt hday In February. He has been returned home from the hospital and Is Improving. Relatives and friends here were saddened to learn of the death of Olin Baltey at his home In Euclid. Mr. Baltey was a former Meigs County res ident and a graduate from Chester High SchooL . 69( A'POUND • ' Riverview Garden meets CARTONS FURNISHED :" The Riverview Garden Club ;recently tou red Harris' Green;houses at · Portland. Members ~and guests enjoyed seeing the .plants, shrubs , hanging baskets :and etc. Each one attending ' ecelved a plant. . The club •members then dined out at Ma Perry 's Restaurant at Ravens~~ood. W.Va. , then returned to the ~ome of Mrs. Donald Myers for a ~essert course served by Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Terry Cline. : The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs . Okey Connolly with Mrs. Harliss Frank and Mrs. ,Thomas Spencer as hostesses. Attending were j(uests, Mrs. George Pickens and Mr. Jay I-oong and Members: Mrs. Curtis Cauthorn , Mrs. Terry Cline, Mrs . Harliss Frank. Mrs. Herman Grossnickle, Mrs. Donald Myers. Mrs. Paul Thomas, Mrs. Denver )Veber, Mrs. Clermont Harris, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Mr. Ray Young, Mrs. Okey Connoll y, Mrs. J_.yle Balderson. Mrs.· Ronald Osborne and Mrs. Donald Putman. eDoor's Wi en ·Come to the John Deere . Open House and save on quality products COME IN AND REGISTER TO WIN John Deere RX-75 "Open Houge Week" Drawing Saturday, June 6 FREE HOTDOGS & REFRESHMENTS "Take Ad~••tage of Open House Sawlngs at your John Deere Dealer" New "RX" Series Riding Mowers Economy wi th qu ality - a nd now with on-the-go shifting, seven forward speeds . Adjustable sea t. Easy-reach controls . 17-lnch turning radius . 30-inch cut . 9-hp. RX75 . E lectr ic start. 20-hp Tractors The 20-hp 420 has 2-cylinder gas engi ne. Heavy-dut y dri vetra in . Differential lock. 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Cra:••rry Juice Cocktail 1Murray party inotes birthday r -surpr ise pa rty in observa nce 1837·1987 I •REG. •BUTTER - 20c OFF LABEL ~!I$ 28 • A RT. 7 NORTH GALLIPOLIS, OHIO S3 99 . •WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. •PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 31 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1811. •USDA FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED . •NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PI- CTORIAL ERRORS. :Or the bi rthday of Mrs. Elizabet h AGRACON INC. EACH TV's THRJWNG ' :Murray, Kingsburg Road, Pome;roy . was held recently at the 'Ca rleton Church social rooms. : A large hanging basket of blu e ;petunias served as the cent er:ptece on the lace covered table ,for gift s. The plant was later ;Presented to Mrs. Murra y as one o0f her gifts. : Lime sheriX't punch, cake, Icc . cream, nuts and mints werr served to approximately 5(} fam'l'i ty members and friend. : ·Attending were her son and ·qaught er-ln-law, Dana and Linda ~]vlurra y, Kentu cky, her son and ~ra nd so n , William E. and MI-chael Murray and a guest. Kim 'Thorpe. Columbus, and her :f(randd a ught er and . great grandson. Tina and Brandon Hudson. Sa ndyv ille, W. Va. • Loca I friends attending were :Richard. Marylou . Aud ra and :Betsy Houdashelt. Pstor Dav id ' Curfman. Lee, David and Devin, •Olen and Louise Harrlsoln. Ralph and Sadie Carl. Roy and :Mabe l Brlckles, Virgil, Delores. ~N eva and David King, Cindy :Blackwood. BUI and Roxie Rapp. <Ginger and Mindy Finley. Roger, !Yvonne. Wesley and ' Yvette ;you'ng. John Belinda and Vlrgl'rila Dean. Murine. Jessie and :Aaron Dillon. Marjorie Smith, ~Srenda and ChriS Roush. Pat and ~uzan Thoma, Ruby Burnside. :!)larcla King. Robert. Chr lsdty, :1VIellss and Ryan Ramsburg, Ann ~ nd Chuck Mash, Janeth Beal :and Alpha Bailey. , Sending gins were VIrgil, ~ udy, Dan, Melodl, Brett , and ' andy Carl. Karen and Bill Powell, Lloyd, Eva. Phil, Brill 'and Brian King, Susan Mash :PuUins. . Hostesses for the party were t¥ary Houdashelt lind Yvonne ~oune. . Large Watermelons TO A boat trip to Blennerhasset Island highlighted the last meet'lng untll fall of the Middleport :Literary Club. • Member traveled to Parkers :burg, had lunch and toured the :renovated Blennerhasset Hotel ~fore going to the Island. : Mrs. Dwight Wallace presided [Il l the brief meeting and pres·ented the gavel to Mrs. Wilson .Carpenter, new president . Other new officers are Mrs. George •Hackett , vice president ; Mrs. ~ibley Stack. secretary; and 'Mrs. Chester Erwin, treasurer. , Miss Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. Jean Coates , Mrs. •Ira Butcher, Mrs. j!: lleen Buck. Mrs. Putman Bragg were guests. The club meetings will resume in October. 16- and 18-hp Tractors RED RIPE WIN UP literary Club :has meeting . WE HAVE EXPANDED OUR FACILITIES AND STAJ::F FORJHE .· COMING ICHOOt YEAff . CHRISTINA A. NORTON Oa~r~~~;;;;;;;;~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; KINDERGARTEN thru 6th Now Accepting Enrollment For 1987-88 School Year . By Unl!ed Pr~'SS l111etnatlon,.l MON.·WED.-SAT. 8-12; THURS. 4 -7 CHRISTIAN SCH·o.OL t . ' · Low•Priced Supermarket Eichinger with Mr. and Susie, Mn.Laura Elchln!(er and ·Jell Norton. They attend.-d a baseball game on Saturday evening where Susie GlADIS: d ., .Quote Of the ay · . EASTMAN'S. , Your Independently Owned ·D OHIO PORTLAN ' BAPTIST I Slinderella class meets, makes report ' ' ~- ' ~~:__::~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ John Deere Credit card Five Point s Sllndcrella Class. Rhonda Roush lost the most weekly weight with Jes~yca · · Hatfield losing the most weight in · the kid's class. At th e· Tuesday morning class , Ruth Smith li•as the top loser wit h Maxi ne Jordan as runner,up. Carol McClure lost the most weight with Joyce Dye ... as runner-up at the Mason class l.inda Young received her 20 Tuesday ni ght. JoA nn Newsome. pound weight toss ribbon and director. is adding private diet certificate at the Monday night and exercise cons ultations to her class structure. 'Pic:k Your Own Strawberries CGS-Fox-Trlstar. and Is about a woman who goes to her class reunton arter -she ts separated from her husband. There, she passes out and goes back In time to when she was a teenager and tries to change her future but, instead, learns lhat Use your . ,- ' Ni! llonal Hono r : Society, Isang wit h the Cass choir, 'and was a nominee to Buckeye Girls' State. She planned to attend Indian a University at Kokomo, Ind. majoring in elementary education. Following graduation a reception honoring the graduate was held at the home of Stacia Case. ,another :st udent at Cass County. Christina Ann Norton; daugh, ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Norton, Onward, Ind., and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norton, Pomeroy, graduated nlnth In a class of 128 seniors from the · Cass County High School, Walton, Ind. She was the recipient of the Logansport Rotary Scholarship. She was a member of the ago ny that dr ives some stuffed animals to hang around watching HARRIS FARM·s '' · .Meigs relative . completes ·high school SoufJ(ir like a case of Deja Vt~ at the Video Corral... · By left Hllteary I Wednesday. June 3, _1987 _ 1 The Daily Sen~inei-Page'- 11 · Pomeroy-Middlegort, Ohio .. t ' �• •' Page- 12- The Dailv Se.ntinel SY RACUSE - M e1gs AssoCt a tion for Re1ard!'d Ci11zcn s w1ll mecl Th uiSdiJY. 7 p m . aI Carl<·lon Sthool 111 Sy 1acu'l· REEDSV ILLI. - Ol tvr Town sh tp Tru stees wi ll meet F'rtd av. 7 30 p m, ut th ( Hccd,vl llr fu e sta ll on MIDDI. E POHT - M1ddlcpor1 Evangel tnc Chapter In. Order of Eas ler n Star. w111 mee l 7 30 p m Thursd ay :ill yrar pms wt l l be pr esent ed A pol luck dinn er Will be served at 6 p.m. and membrrs arc asked 10 bring " cov!'l ed dtSh Meat will br prov1dPd POMEROY - Sa l lsburv Tow n shtp 'I ruslrrs Will meel Thurs da y, 7 p m ,JI town lw ll FRtni\Y REF: OSVII .I.I-' - Ol1ve Town ship TruSI N'S will meel l'nday, 1.:10 p m , at lhP HPed sv !llc I liP sta11on . SYH AC US I - MP1gs Assoc1 a lion fo r r{f'la rd ed C' l iiZl'nS IS sponso r ing d flra ma 1ket on I-'11day al Ca rlet on School tn Syracusr POMEROY Vacation Bible School at Calvary P1 lgrm Chapel w1ll be M id through Fr id ay, at 6 :m p m eac h cventng Ca lvaiy Ptlgnm Cha pel 1s located on Oh10 14:1. half a mile off I he R oule 7 bypass m Pomeroy 8: 3ll p m Music will be by Staff House Road of Pomt I;'leasa nt, W Va All alumni and their guesis are tnvl l cd to allend SUNDAY RACI NE- Rev. Charles Norrts wtll be spea ker at a r ev ival to be held at M orse Chapel Church, located on Counl y Roa d 35, the Rac tne Porl land Road. lhrough .June 6 Serv ices at 7 p m . POMEROY - A cht ldren s crusade "111 be held lhrough Su nday ar Pomeroy Chu rc h of 1he Nazat en c. 196 Mulberry Ave Rev a nd Mrs Don Dunn. of Bar llett . wt ll be !he chJ!d ren's cru saders for 1he week. Gall ta RIO GRANDE Twtrler s Square Dance Club 1s sponsor in g a "Spr ing Dance" from 1· 30 I o 6 p,m on Sund ay . June 7, at Rio Grande, w11h national ca ller Gary Kincad e and local callers John Waugh and Bill Bush Everyone welcome. HOBSON - Rev1va l sen Ices at Hobson Church of Chrtst 1n Chri sI i an Unio n c oni inue s I hrough F'rtday Servtces. wi th specia l singmg, begm at 7· 30 p m nig hll} wll h Rev Everet t Delan ey, pas tor Everyo ne welco m e POMEROY Ballroom closses w 1ll bcgm al Ro;a l Oak Resorl Friday . Gera ld P owell. insl r uet or Th e class for ad· vanced dan ces w tll be al 7 p m wllh I he> begt nners class to begm al 8 :10 p m On Sat urda y cloggin g classes wt ll be held arl p.m 1 DEXTER- David Nelson, son of Ronald and Marg aret Nelson. former ly of Dexter wJIJ be preachin g al the 10 3() am worsh ip servtcf al the Dexter Church of Christ on Sunday. June 7 Nelson ts a sen10r al Johnson Bible Coll ege 1n Knoxv tlle, Tenn A potluck dinner and fellowship will follow m orning serv ices ,---::=:::;:::::::;:====:-j In lh C' ! ('(' f ('U IIOn building. Public Notice Si\'fUROI\ Y E:AST MEI CS - 'I h ~ EaSirr'n Al umn i Reu nion w ill be held Salu rd a\' iJ l Ea slr•1n H1 gh Schoo l Th e banquet will be al fi :!II p m fol lowed by ;J dance at PUBLIC NOTICE The Letart Townsh1p Trustees wtll hold its annual budget meehng June 15, I 987, at 7·00 p.m. et tho townsh1p building at Letart Falls . Everyone welcome to au the.r ideas and comments Joyce White. Clerk Is nothing sacred now? SAN FRANC ISCO I UP I I Forr1 gn lnvrs lor s, c~lrracl y h1 ~h r-o llers in sucll areas as in v<s1 menI . real c•s lale an d a1 1 arc• movl11~ rn! o 1hDI lus1 h tts l wn of AmP! lean<.~ - cl ass rc cat s " l i's bad r nough lh al ou 1 I'Pcrl es l al r and llusinl'ssrs at e heln g bougol bv rore1gn inv<'slor s, · sa id Armr Add iso n. a col lecl m ca t rxpPII who pubiJshc·s dO annu al 'B lu r Lts l · or lll'sl co llcclo t· bu ys. ' Bul cvrn our aulomollvc hi' I i t ag<' is disap pcarlng as lllr .Japanese and lht• E uropeans buy lip the bcs l ex ampl es of ou1 ·:,ns ,Jnd ·r,os Amr•r fla n l.10d yac hl s and mu s clr ea1 PrlcP~ C'U il nJng(' from $~0 . 000 for li 111!iY Ca d illac co nv e r llb l(' to •< CHECK THE 247-3125 Board of Trustees Oon R Hill $200,000 for a lg7J FCII ari Day rona. hi' s.m l Tuesda y A ut o cx pNt s all rlbute lhc surge o f ini C'ff'SI In Amencan ca r s lo I he dec line of the do lla1 Bidders ol IC'CPnl U.S auc-110ns hd W' co mf' from as fa r awa y as England. Wrst Germany, Chtna and Sweden Add~<on sa id "Most of the traffic ha s been w1th .Iapa n. · added Rick Cole, preSidcnl of Rick Cole Auct ion s Inc. , the largest sell er of co llcc lor cars In Cal ifo r nw Be said I he• Japan ese favor it es arc Cadillac convertibles from ihr l~oOs and '60s. Muslangs. hl g fin Chrys ll'r s and lhc 1961 lo 1%:! T hundcr blrds. or wha l Addiso n ca lls "A ml'rica n Graf fiti" rttrs (613. ttc Walter H Roush Harry C Hill Public Notice VS NAOMI KING et al. Defendants CASE NO 87 CV 43 LEGAL NOTICE SERVICE BY PU8l1CATION Ttle unknown heirs. deVISees. legatees, administrators. executors, and / or as Signs of NeU1e Gove, deceased; Frank Gove. the un known heirs, devisees, le· gatees, B)Cecutors, adminis· trators and / or 8U1gns of Frank Gove. deceased, Nedra Gove, Jean Sinclair, The unknown he1rs, devisees, le· gatees. executqrs. administrato rs and / or ass1gns of Jean Srncla1r, deceased, Tamara Sirtclarr. Loretta Sinclair, Elva Gove . The un· known heirs, devrsees. le· gatees, admmrstrators, exe· cutors and / or assigns of Elva Gove. deceased; Mary Gove. The unknown heirs, dev1sees. legatees execu · tors, adminrstrators and / or ass1gns of Mary Gave, de· ceased, Harry Sovrl, The un known herrs, devr sees, legatees, administrators. executora. and / or assigns of Harrv Sov1L deceased · Garth Sovil. Etta Sov1l; He·· len Sovil, Janet SDv1l , Eva Sov1l Chaney, The unknown 1 . devisees. legatees, ad· executors a nd / or ass1gns of Eva Sov1l Chane!, deceased, Waid Cunnmgham (Chaney). Ttle unknown hens, devisees, legatees. administrators , executors and / or assrgns of Wa1d Cunnmg ham (Chan) Robert Cunmngham James CunnmICtoenAvl and Nancv Rockhold , whose ad· dresses are unknown, are hereby notified that they have been named defend· ants in a legal action ent1tl8d ROBERT HAR~IS pla111t1fl vs NAOMI KING. et et, >defendants . This act1on has been ass1gned Case No 87 CV 43 and is pend1ng in the Common Pleas Court. Metgs County. Pomeroy. ic Public Notice no dullet or mlet and ts land locked The prayer ol said com· plaint and amended com· plaint ts tor the real estate to be p8rttttoned, that plainttff 's tnterest be set off tO htm or in the alternattve tha1 the real estate be 1 sold and platntiff and ing to their interests after paymer1t of real estate taxes and costs of thts action mcluding plamttlf's attorney fees the defendants are required to answer said complamt and amended com· platnt within twenty-eight days after the last publication of thiS notice. which will be published once each week for Slk consecutiVe weeks. the last publ1cation will be made on the 3rd day of June. 1987, and the twenty· eight days for an swer will commence on that date . In case of failure of the defendants to answer or other WISe respond as requued by Oh10 Rules of Civ1l Proce · dure, JUdgement w1ll be ~~~d~::~f ~~~~s~d!~e~ tf~~ complamt complaint also bti considered The V1llage reserves the nght to reject any or al1bids 1 Fred Hoffman, IM aypr V1llage of Middleport 1613. 10 I' defendants share the proceeds accord- a nd J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors · •Storm W•ndows •Replacement Windows •New Roofmg "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 2 mo Real Esta1e General fEAFORDm Real Estate amended Larry E Spencer. Clerk of Courts Meigs County Common Pleas Court 141 29. 151 6. 13. 20. 27. (61 3, 6tc Public Notice PU8LICATION OF NOTICE TO All PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF MARILYN SNYDER, DE· CEASED. LATE OF ROUTE 1. CHESHIRE. OHIO 45620. MEIGS COUNTY PROBATE COURT, CASE NO 25528. An apphcation has been filed asking to relieve the estate from admmtstratlon. sayn1g that the assets do not·exceed $15,000 and the credttors Will not be Pf'81Udtced thereby. A hearing on the apphcation wtU be held Monday, June 22, 1987, at 1.30 o'clock P.M. Persons know1ng any reason why the appllcat1on should not be granted should appear and NOTICE OF inform the Court The Court is APPOINTMENT OF Ohio 45769 located on the Frrst Floor of the FIDUCIARY Meigs Couty Court House. On May 13, 1987. m th e Me 1g s County Probate pla1nt is to parttlion the fol -. Court Street at West Second Court. Case No 25523. low 1ng descr~bed real esta te and Mulberr( Avenue. Pometov. OH 45769 Kenneth G Hartley, Box by order of court Robert E Buck, 507 Bunker Hill Road. Sttuated in the Township Probate Judge Route 4 , Pomeroy Ohio of Ohve County of M81gs lena K Nesselroad. Clerk 45769. was appomted Ad and Sta1e of Oh1o. 1n Frac151 27. 161 3, 10 3tc mmtstrator of the estate of t1on 30, to· wtt · Avis G Hartley. deceased, Beginning on the nonh Public Notice lat e of Box 507, Bunker Hrll hne of Fractton No 30 at tho Pomeroy . Metgs Coun1y, northeast corner of lands of Ohto. 45769 sa1d Guy T Morton and PUBLIC NOTICE Robert E Buck, northwest carne' of lands of Bids will be received by Probate Court Jasper N Sovel, thence the V1llage of Mtddlaport, Le na K Nasselroad Clerk west 26 'h rods to a stone; Ohio, Meigs County at the 151 20, 27. (61 3, 3tc lhence south 25 deg eaSI Mayor'sOff1ce at the Village ....,---- - - - - - - - - - - ' c . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - j S 8 rods to a stone; thence Holl. 237 Rece St.. until3 p Ia south 35 3.4 deg west 49 % m June 22, 1987 for con· rods to a stone. t hen ce south struct1on of the following · 52 'Ia deg east 20 rods to a E"'cavate area 74' x100 ' stone. thence east 14 rods adjacent to tennis courts for to southwest corner of lands a new basketball court. Pave of Jasper N . Sovel. thence wnh 3"-301 bitUminous north 1 04 and 8 / 10 rods to base and 1" - 404 asphaltic place of beginning, contain· concrete Stripe two besket· ing 10 and 6 / 100 acres ball courts more or less Bids for alternate. mateSa1d 10 06 acres tract has rials and construction will pl:t~~ ~~~ec~m~'nJ:: ~~~: l.J3 REAl lOR 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(81 4)-992-3326 NEW LISTING: 22 rm bustness butld1ng 4 ~ baths. 2 lg busmess rooms and 6 porches Good opportumty RUTLAND: Wonde1ful 3 BR randh Pool, satell1te d1sh, woodburnei, Elec BB heal 2 ful l balhs. range, refr~gera lor and dish wash er. sundeck. carpet mg and dbl car port lg level lot 40 ACRES· Btg house, loisol n~ce pa ne l~ng k1t chen. ra nge carpelmg, lg porch, summe1 k1!chen and lree' gas 66 ACRES· All m woods, lresh a~r, w1ldhfe and all mmerals 100 ACRES: Near Pomeroy Good road, 2 LC water taps, 2 gas-otl wells Free gas and mmerals NICE 2 STORY: Ha s 2 full baths. mce b1rch ktlche~ . cook and bake untt s. slorm wtndows &doors, basement. furnace. garage. TP water and lg lot 100 ACRES RIVER FRONTAGE: On Rt 124 Woods. old house barn and TP water FAMILY. 4 BR s. gas hot water heal, 2 full bath s. oak lloors, basemen!, ran ge, relr1geralor and 2 porches REEDSVILLE 6 rm home. bath, TP wale!, mce k1lchen. range Exira lol setup lor lra1ler No reasonable olfer rei used THE OLIVE TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT & LADIES' AUXILIARY CERTIFIED 'APPRAISALS 992-3326 Will Be Sponsoring A HousiJlq HL'ildquarte1s STEAK & CHICKEN DINNER JUNE 6, 1987-4 to 1 P.M. At The Fire Station in Reedsville ADULTS S3.00 ~America's Rlvorite Store c:::ll SALE STARTS WED., JUNE 3, ENDS SAT., JUNE 6r 1987 ... KIDS SUO Wednesday, June 3, 1987 Wednesday, June 3, 1987' Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ROBERT HARRIS. Plamhff • •' • Ohio ·Community calendar/area happenings THURSO<\Y RACINE - Racmc Am~nc·an Legion Pos l lill2willha\cclectlon of 'offi ce rs 6 p m Th~rs da y Refreshments wtll be sened. DOES YO Business Services HEATING E.i!Aiii.W.. & COOUNG POME~OY,O. Residential and small com- 992·2259 ' duel work. hum1dit1ers. tur- mercial units. lnstallot1on of naco. heat pumps, and 111 condilioninl Alf wort IUaranteed. Call (614) 985-4222 (reSidence) 'SpeCIII HEll pack••e central -. 11r conditonon1 for mob1le or modular homes lnslalled on pad and ready to cool . Pnce 11199.00 plus tox or a HEIL2Y. ton Heat Pump 111• NEW LISTING - LEADING CREEK ROAD- Abeaut1ful bnck ranch home S!luated on appiOXImately 3 acres of land. Th1s n~wer home Wilh central a~r ts tn excellent co nd1t1on and offers 2 bedrooms, and famtly room · w1th sliding dooJ to VIew a reaJ pat1o and your own satellite d1sh I ~ baths 1 caJ gaJage, lenced yard. young orchard You need Io see th ts home tf comfort and neatness appeal IQ you stalledonyour~ectflcfurnace Pnce. $1699.00 plus tax. S-28 , $60,000 00 NEW LISTING - EASTERN ' DISTRICT ON RT. 7 - Are you looktng for a mtnt larm' Do you want an older 4 bed room farm house w1th ; most of the Iemodehng · comleled' large rooms wtlh modern features Barn & storage shed and ch1cken hou se complete thts 18 ~ ac1e m1n1 farm Call for you! s howing ASKING ROOfiNG & SIDING SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR PH. 949-2756 John J(, Bentz Owner/Mechanic 5-5·'17-3 mD. ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL $45,000 00 GUnERWORK VINYL 1 ALUMINUM Compt.lte Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types 20 Years Exp EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES 614 367 0412 • • 5-5 '11 -1 mo A COllEY INTIIPIISI HAND & CIR . SAWS CARBIDE TIPS SCISSORS - SNIPS PLANER BLADES ROUTER BITS CLIPPER BLADES KITCHEN KNIVES PRUNERS - BAND SAWS - CHAIN SAW CHAINS 35171 Oak HiH ld. La"' letto11, OH. 45 743 985-4182 ., 667-6954 5-22·87·1mo Let U1 Fun 'lou In J.R.'s REPAIRS Howard L. Writesel PH. lo~ Borton, Owner 5-21 -87-tfn YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont and ramodelmg Roofing and gutter work Concrele work Piumbtng and electrical work (Free Estima1es} V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4 15-'86 lc 8-20- '86 Ifn POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES 6-2-87-1 mo .ARCUM CONTRACnNG CHECKING. CHE5nR, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •REMODELING llo ROOM' ADDITIONS •GARAGES t1o POLE 8U1LDINGS Ph0111 Day or honings 985·4141 5-6-'87-1 mo pd *VINYl SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN IN INSUlATION -tlte ~9 P/M(f, 5-19-1 nlo DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT GEARY'S BODY SHOP (ustom Painting Service, Rustoration & Collision Servile Wash & Detail Service 550 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. 992-3537 5-19-'87-1 mo ICUT OUI FOR FUIURE UIEI KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trenchrnc ot Any lype Backhoe St,..lce Plumb1n1 Serv1ce Custom Weldin& lowboy Hauhn1 Septte Systems We Carry Concrete Culverts licensed & Bonded WILLIAMS lrAIH •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigetaton •Dryers •Freezers It 4. Hysell lun lo•d PARTS end SERVICE Pomeroy. Ohio 41769 PH 16141992-2834 or 992-6704-Free Estimates 1-ll-2 mo BISSELL BUILDERS SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Authorized Se!Vice & Parts Br~ggs CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prilts " a. PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Stretton Tecumseh Weed Eater homeltte Jacobsen Day or Night NO SUNDAY <AilS 4-16-86 tfn VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Middleport, Dh . 992-661 1 UDNALL & 5·13-17 SALES & SERVICE ComputerizeH Heanng A1d Selection ~ Swim Molds · Interpreting Services ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. l: 1-13 tfn ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS 742-2070 25 YEARS EXP. REWINDS All TYPES OF MOTORS Choice Evergreen Assortment Choose Yews. Junipers, Arborvilaes, Flowering ShTubs, Shode, Ornamenlol Frull Trees. Rhododendrons. Azol· eos and many olher shrubs. For Ideal landscaping. Shop now and savel Llmliod i i AYIIIable' No ro10checks . Organic Peat Moisture preserving organiC peal tor lawN ........ and gardens. 40-lb.' 50'~" .-.lnlo!oed gar- den hOse wl1h brass couplings. ~ FREE ESTIMATES ALLWORK GUARANTEED IIIIMO RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also .repair 'Gas Tanks. When You Join THE ·'-'.....''-' You'll Receive All Of These Benefits For One Low Monthly Fee That Doesn't Vary A.bout The Same As You May Already Pay For Regular 'Checldng. Wcllng Plants 12 pk., ready to plaHt. 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD, GALLIPOLIS lEMlER F.D.I.C. IIIISCI el New Ba-, W.Va. sa.u RACINE, G.Mt>al OHIO Contractors 9C9-27C8. 5-18-'87-tfn LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WED. 9·1; Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc FRI. & SAT. OPEN R_oger Hysell Garage SUN. Dl+' au A PoW n a IIIC, W.Va. ltl-un r-- • • Altt Tr••••lul•• '"· 992-5612 or 992·1121 6-17-tft 9:30·1 :30 7 DAYS A WEEK 3 Ul-12 A.M. MONDAY-SATURDAY 10:30 A.M.-2:30 A.M. 11. 124, l'emo10y Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR An;wu ncr: mr.nts 3 Announcements Tour GuideJ· Ooet money motl· vttl you~ S•l•v to •t•rt -: CommltllnJ· Bonu• . Ftnt.. l•c opportunity to Etrn teOO · 11000 / wk M•nv comp1nv Mnllfht·•dvenc•ment m.,.egemtnt potltloni h'•llltblt Ctll Sue for lntervi.w 014·28Be•21 Not Ju•t • job. SINGLE DIYORCEO . LONELVIII Control your W••gt'tt . T•kt " New Shipt Dltt Pl.n" •nd Hydrex Wtt•r Pills Fruth PhiWmK¥ Giveaway Fr•• •ntert•lnmen1 c•nttr Ador•ble kht..,,, 2 whit• 1 bltck. 3 griiY 1tr1p~ Lht., lrlin. .. C.ll 114-«1· 1713 4 Khns to • good hom• Ph 441·4014. IAdoratM•puppi• Fathtf pure brad Engll•h Sen•r. Moth.r Collle-Sp~nl.t mix Ph 01 · - 311-8114 F..n... blade • liM thtPMd Good wtth chlkJren Vtrv timid Noodl DODd homo P~ lt4- ,,,,, c...• #, Nltul" Chergo t2.00 - 2 POOl Tlfmt mo wko old. 992-9901 Wanted To Buy W• P•v c••h tor l•te model cl•.n TOP CASH paid for '83 model •nd newer used c•n Smith Buick-Ponti•c 1911 Eattern Ave . Galllpotl1 Cell 614-448- 2282 2 Horse trailer c•ll 614-446- 7313 Old Cl•wfoot Btth Tub In good cond to be uud In • home Call 8t4 448 3389 Buymg da1ly gold. 11lver coin• rmga, jewelry 1terllng w•re. old cotnt. large currency Top prl· eel Ed Burkett B•rb•r Shop, 2nd Ave Mlddt•port Oh 614- Chrlltmu Around 11'1• World It badt and bttt.,. thanAt.Yerl Now hlnng •rn IUPtfVIJors fOf partv pt., FrM tr•lning, no 1nv.. l· mMt no collecting Free kit •nd •uppll" 304· 486·6733 . VETERANS · E•rn extr• money In the Army N•tlonal Guard 304·876-3960 or 1 ·800-642· 3819. EXCEPTIONAl MANAGE'· MENT POSITION Now hnmg 1harp perton Iprefer womeo) for your ••• to h.r• •nd superv• .. p.ople Great work •t hom• potttlon Waektv income pluJ bonua... Hurryl You won 't want IO mi" thl• r•re opporltumtyl CALL "collect' TODAY for mor• tnform•t•on for local•ntar· viM House ol Lloyd, In c Betty C•r•llo !3041744·0924. M.ature rell•ble babyJitter w11nted for 4 month old m M..on •••· Mon thru fn, refrencl$ rtqulfid. «:all aher 5 00 or weekend• eny t1me 304· 773· 9166 16 Schools Instruction Retratn Now Southeastarn Bus iness College Call 614 -448 4367 291-t:W3. 2 puppfet 10 Oiv• IWrt Ph. 814-44t-2200. C'"'• dryer, will run ntotda tome work H114l IWtY'· C•ll -3111 . 41tl1tensto.Wetw8Y. Tam•. 7 Coli lt4-H2-121t 18 Wanted to Do J1m'• odd jobs pamting drfve· w•v re•e•llng. carpenter work 81 roof repair. trees & hedgeJ e111perienced Cell 614 -379 24 16 M & M lawn Care & Wtndow Cle•nmg. Call any diiV •fter 6 PM 814-379-257t Jim's odd Jobs, p•lnllng, drive way rne•linQ, carpenter work & roof repair, trflft & hedgeJ experienc•d Ph 814 -379 2418 C•n do light hauhng and roofing Reuon•ble r•tu M•rlon Snider 814-949 -2629 Will do b1bylitting in my t'!ome 12 yn •xptfience Aef•rence• prollld•d Aea•onable rete• QUILTS Cuh p•ld lor collector •n1tqu• or pre 1960 q1.1lll• Pltc«t or applique Any cond•1ton Higher prlceJ paid tor unuau•l ptttern•. C•ll M•rc It 814·992· 2,01 day• or 1 -692· 2461 eYenlng• or we•kend• W1nted 1o buy good u•ed doghou•e. 304·2298. St:rv11:1:o 11 Help Wanted EXCELLE NT W"GES tor •p•e time •11embly wOrk; electroncnf11 Olh ... • Into (1504) •c.. 641 ·009t EXT 2987 Ooon 7 D•vJ. CAlL NOW I Mtnqer nnd.ct. F•mlfy beiiUty 11lon l•nning cent•. G•lllpoll• S•l•ry pi1.11 CGmmlulon, p•id vac•t10n, in•ur•nc•. profit •h•r· mg • mor•. FDr lnlltrvlew, C•ll 614-781-1313 r:oiiM:t DRIVERS S.m T•nkllwy Trucking Inc It now hiring slngl• t" lo 2nd Driv••· Top mll•~~g• p., uc•l· lent benefit~ All P•terbilt FIMt, mutt h•\l't 1yr old f A. e•perltnct 0 O.T qutllfllld, cle•n M V A , be 23 or old•r. Singlet mu•t have 2yr old T.A. ..-... ifytble e~~.pwl.,c• C.ll our WVt loc•tlon 304-757-8898 or 800-527-TEAM GET PAID for , ..ding boobl •100 00 per 1itle Wri1• ACE· 33. 2 Plm•. N•pervlll•. IL 60540. R..pon••bl• penon lo b•byalt In my home Quell Creet.; lor 2 bov• 14mol • 6yrJ 3-4 d.,-1 per week Ptt 814-246 -&504. After 6PM . GOVERNMENT JOBSI Now h~ring 1n your are•. bott't tkiU.d •nd untklll.t For list of Jobs •nd •ppllc•tlon C•ll 115 -3832&27 EXI . J 412 Baby1lner, In my home, for two chlldten 8..,., to 4pm we... days Holzer vlclnity C•ll .- ~t;..VAII ~-....-.~ -----·Ganrpolis________ __ -------P-ome-rov· --------· & Vicinity • 5 Family Yard Sale Rodney Rt 36 . \.ook forJ~g ns Ph 614 -245 9293 Y•rd S•le. Mill CrMk Rd wnnger w•sher frutt Jars loads of ttem• to cttoose from Ph 614-448 9515 Y•d •ele ne•r GriHm's Groc m K•nauga, Saturdav 10-? Gtrl 's 10 speed btcvcla car rl'ldtos ottter mise itemJ R•tn C111ncels Moving Sale TuAJ Wed Thun G•s stove, hou sehold numerous it111msl Rou1t1 lane Cheshire Follow signs 1-:-4-:-t.-m-=-u-, -.-,,-:-,-,-:-,,-J:-u-,.-4:-r-:-h-S-th GARAGE SALE J une 2. 3 & 4 2 7PM Tare Estates c.ff At 7m Addison, h111 t)lue houJe near pond MOVING SALE, June 4 . 5 Clothes. furnitu re hOLISBho ld ltem1, craft Items, mit e 9 5 Centenary • ~OADYARDSALE WeJt e ndol Kerr ftd Jun e 4 S. 5 Watch for JJgns J · Famtty G•nge Sal• 641 Founh Ave 9· 6. June 4 & 5 lNG CO ftcommend• thlt you do bualnn• w11h p.apl• you know. •nd NOT to •end mont'~' through the m•1l until you hiiVI lnve1t1glttd the offering Auto p•rt' scrip mettl. bl.ltl· nH• equipment. •tuck. 6 •cf•• Locat&d on St•ttt Route C•ll 814-992-9488. Homes for Sale Hom• lor S•lt by Own .. OrHnbrler Elt, 38A .. b1· l8'oltl on 2 4 acrn, AC, W B F P , wet b•r. 2 Clf QII'IQ• Ph Befo•e o\ OOPM 114· 4·1· "009 Afttt 4PM. Ph 304-175· 3816 M•Y' contldtr trld•ln of Mobile Hom• ot Pro'/trty on thiJ n..., 3 BA . Home c•r gl!ftU• Oml. South on At 7 f47500. Ph. 614·440-8038. By Owntr . SmtU 2 Bedroom Hou•• From St At . Z18 ttkt Krlntt Rd "' lie. flr1t houJt on right 114.000 C•ll B14·446- Hug• Communi1v S•le. Rio Gr•nd• Eatate• June 4 & 5. 9 00 to ? ClothtJ, hau .. hold. mile. g•lore. Hou1e hold ule June 2 for 4 dayJ Antique lurnllur•. lg froezer children• clo1hlng 272 E 2nd S 1 Pomerov 10 00 to 5 00 p m Glg•ntln 3 F•mlly Y•rd Sale. ra in thine Frl Junft Sth , 1011m to &pm 1 mile aH 218 on Ingell• Ad Watch for •lgnJ lou of exceiiMr cloth M, baby thru adult 1lna 4 F•mlly Yard Sale fhur~ Frl State Rt 1 &0 4 mllet from Holzer MoJp Big red barn behind white houu lota of miJO merch•ndl•e 3 F•mll~ V.rd Salt Skldmorea Rttlden ce gr•en Thutt and Frl H•nrv Ever - Yerd S•l• S.•urday Aeln or Shine 8-6 b•hlnd old Bidwell Elementary School Otr•g• S•l• June 4, 6. & 6th One mil• out 218 2 Y•rd Stlt• on lincoln PlkeJu•t off 141 · at C•nten•ry. doubl• wid• & 4th tr•ller on left Th1.1re. 41h & Frt 5ttl • S•t 8th Clothing , jew.. er't, dlah••· ro· till.,, lawn mower~ 6 tot• ml•c G•r•g• S•l• r•ln or tt't lne 9 to&, Jun• .4 & 5 Aodnty Vlll-ae II . Third St fypewrller, ch•nglng labl• alrlt lnl•nt •nd toddl• clothH C8' 1, hnme Interior, 11blt & tamp stand. rn•lernlty clothtJ. Jm•ll moton Y•rd S•l•· Frl and S•t Bem to 8pm Jun• 6 & 6 1 6 rnlla1 IOUih On 32tli Gl•nt Y•td S•lt. 1/. mil• oul Neighborhood Rd Applilf'l(l.,, tfUck pert• 3·wh ..ler Fri. • Bot V•rd S•l•· School deJk chllrt, Did d jshes •nd v•rl01.11 othtr tt.-n J June •th •nd &th 9 111 4 . Rt . 141 11 C•nten•rv ne• Jumbo Entrv 1..,81 poJitlon ...,.lleblt Fully paid tr••nlng provided to high tchool Qrld 1g1 17-30 In good htllhh Will reloca11 tuc· c•tful•pplletnt •1 our tXP-",. C•ll1 ·800· 212·1 38•. Mondey · ThurtdiiV. 9•m·2pm 31R . vinyl siding. rur•l wat•r. nlc. n•lghborl1ood. llidw•ll School t19, 000, Ph. 441· 3249 or Ul· 1339 Df 448· Vlfd Sal•. Frl June 6th 9 00 tu !i.OO. Clothlnu. housew•re1, l•mps, boy• bicycl• ster.o, Jtorm door , w•ed Cl A•dlo. ICIInn•r Now t•lng •ppllc.tlona •t Do· m1no' • Plzz• for drNen Mutt be 18rra ot age. h... e • c•r, Insured v•hlde. Good drlvlno •Kord. •nKhld rllf•enett 44t-2387 t~28 For •Ill• 01' rent 3 BA hou ... g.,•g•. CA. deposl1 & r.c~ulrtd 44t-2183 8-5 Ph &14- GOVERNMENT JOBS . Moving, houtl & building. 30 111.040 · 158.230 yr. Now tcrH Coli 814-379·2263 Hnlnv. C•ll805-117·1000 Ext. A-9801 for currnl feder•lliat. 2t01 Truck driv.,-• nHded. M•l• or f•r11al• C•ll 6U -192 -2371 or 1 600-247 46tl D•monnr•t• the l•gnt lin• In ~It Toyt. gtfll· hom• diCOr·PII.It btltld nt'W Chrlt~mll lint Ovtr 800 h:emJ No dfllv.,lng, no ctJh.ctlng. No exp.,I.,C1 Call Fritndtv Home Ptrtv plan. Ftt• Portlll 1-800-227-18t0 N..dtd b•lrt•ltt• for 1· 2 ""-'· rnttt • wllk for one child SomftlmM 2 C•ll 81• ·992· 1780 HIAINOt Oov.,nm_,.t jobt· ¥Qur •rtt 116.000· 111.000. Phone 1 'h ttory C•p• Cod bv A•nd•l Homn Some-thing n.w •n Mod ul•r ' HouJing on di•pl-v at French Cltv Mobile Hom ... Inc O•llipoliJ, OH Ph &14,· ••&· 9340. FGr .. tt by owner. 2 •tory houte In Middl_,on overlooking Plfk 30 yr . uu•rnt.-cl v•rttlt 11dlng, w w c•rptt. 1 1h b.th, unique woodwork. 114·192·51 2&. Qov.,-nm...-.t HomM from 11 lu r-..•lr) O•llnqu.nt tu property. A•pon••ion• C•ll 805·817· &000 Ert. OH-9101 for current 'lfPO list Fully furniJhed 2 bHroom t'tom• In Aadn• with ~uippad khch.,, rtvw '<lltw Pfopll'ly, tcro•• from O•n«•l Store hey aec.u to Ohkl Alvtt bo" l.,nehlno •nd Nnctv b..eh. ttS,OOO 614· ooll •elundol>lo. 11021131·1119 i41-2tel .. e14-849-22e&. •xl. 1203. Scol•nhlp ...,.lllbl• for q~o~tntlld •P~»Ii-=-nt•. c.tl ERA, Town •nd Country Rtlll htlte. 304·175- 9548 • lomtrthlng N•w Under The Sun I Rtpt n..ted for luMn_. Account• Pert Tim• •u.ooo Poltntl .. Full Time tiO,OOO pfus poltndll. Worll own hourt· ptovldod C.H 1-112- t.-., 831 -0618 M-F 8:00om · 9 OOom IC.S.T I 3 bf(ltoom btlck hou•• In lhldbury, Ohio n.. t to WMPO c... p~«< . nlc. kit chn, wood· IX.Irner Appoln1mtftt ontv Cell 114·192· 8984 Or 8,.· 992 - &08&. 3 bedroom houM on Wlht ftrrK•In Pom.,oy. •11.000 or bte1 offlf'. Must .... C•ll Thur and Fn June 4 and S 9 till 7 lots ot e11.tra ni ce junior clothing sl1es S 11 Many other nuJc ttem• Arnolds re• •ero" from ForeJt Run Chur ch on Coun1y Rd 30 June 6 •nd 8 9 ·00 am untlld•k Crew Ad . Pomet'oy Toy•. child· rttn1 clothes 814-992-2588 Hou•• B. •xln lot 011 O•k Or. Spring V•IIIIV E•t•les Ph 114· 449-8297 t•~met 'It, mile Bulavllle Rd Wed & Tt.urt. 10 t•m•1in lot of goodl•' Come & See Big 3-F•mlly Y•rd S•lt LOIJ of chlldf•n• clolhn. computef, 1oya. Somt1hlng tot '"eryone. Jcl . of 110 & 1564 •t Porter. June 15 • e 29t7. June 4 and 5. 9 00 4 00 RiggJcreat Deryl Well's C•n OP¥" bedJpnad. sandbox . c htldfen• · adu lt cl1thmg b•r ttool• tires. 9111 grill air cond1· J1.1ne 6 and 8 Turn flrat ro•d l.tt from Middlepon hill 5th houte on left. Own your own •ppar_. or •hoe Jtore, nl1oo•• hom . J••n · tportaw .. r. l•die• •pp•rtl. menJ ch1ldren·maternl1y . llriJ• sins ptlit• . d•nc•w••r · Moving V•rd S•l•. W 141 then ..robic, brld•l. llng•ie or acc••- 233 Wllt ch tor 1lgn1 Clothin'g, oorl• ttore. Add color •n•ly•l•. dlth••· mt•c. J un• 6 • e lr•nd• liz Cl•lborne, Guollnt. H•llhhttx. l•vl. L••· C•mp ll't h•t. the Annutl41 Sprue• B•v.,ty Hill•. St Mlch .. e, Ch.ua, Street E¥tnll On• d•y only, Outbtdl Atd, Gtn"''· Forenz•. Stturday June lth . 9 -4prn. OrgMic•lty Grown Over 2000 othtrl Or 113 99 on• price V•rd 6•1• •1 W•ndt Athe'•· 6 I dttlgner, Multi Tier pricing Third St. lldwell Thufl, •nd dltcount or family tho• ttore Frl RM•II prlctt unbiiiiY•tbl• for quall1y 1hMt narmtUy pticed G•r•we S•le, 11t houte on L1Hie from •19 •o t80 Ovlf' 250 Kygtf' Rd .. ju1t off At. 7. Jun• 8 brtnda 2100 •IVItt •14,800 to A &th. Frl • S•l Antlquedllhtt, 121.900 ln'<l•ntory, training dolls, ult lo pepp••· goad thtlurn, gr•nd openlnQ, airftre, , clothing ch11•p tools, •IHl ttc C•n o"" 1B d..,, Mr lront, new lA 11 p grinder 3pt Kten•n 301· 3&8 ·1808 P' 1 I . plowJ. rruh J•n rocking ch•lrt , B. miJc hem• 31 J1.1ne 4th and 5th Chnltlt' Ro.. reSidence on County Rd 28 9 00-4 30 Vard Sale 1 mite on 218 Wed & Thurt Of THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 5 tamtly June 4·6 Freeur. dreuer, bo11. aprlng1. m•ur .., . clothes. dishes toy• etc. Finl house pelt church in Ct.ester. SauerFa,m. 4 1h mii&JfromRt 7 on CG1.1nty Rd 3. 1 1h m1l1u South of Rutl•nd Freeur, furnl1ure, hGUithold tfem1. bGOb. 1986 car, and much more Fn June 5 Sat June 6 9a m - Sp.m Btby•lttlng In mv home. •ny hOUfl, 304-896· 3930 ' INdTtCE l Moving ule June 2-4 Tool•. plano, turmture, awnmg lor camper, much mtJC College Rd , Syracuse Yard S•le. rain or sh.ne Frt & Sat June 6 & 6. 9 to 5 6th Avenue All types ftnd sizes ol good ciGtheJ & mrse Items PORCH SAlE . Thurs , Fri . Set 80 locuJt St l11mp1 dishes & gl•11w•re galore Some An· tlqutJ, Jewetrv in-:-e:-:s:-:s- -2,.1.---- 8..---cu-:-s;: Opportunity 9 famtly tnfantJ and chlldr•n• clothtng 3 miles Gut LeedlnQ Creltk Rd 742· 31$4. June ht through 61h _________,,_ Give plano •nd org•n leuonJ lo beglnnet's. •ctvenced 11ud•ntt and adullt in my home At•o t••ch cording •nd tr•n•po•lng C•ll614·992·6403 , Street wide v•rd u les Jun• 6 and 6 , 9 ·6 Wnght St PomerQy E1ght plus hOu•as B. 6tl1 1 mile out St At 218 On• Maore reJtdence Something tor evervon f)! 9!1m-4pm 8 · Ftmllv Y•rd S•le. room sin carpet Thurtdey June 4 2 mi out 21 8 H•ftelt Res . r;n anm l Middleport & Vicinity - r. ---- - .--------- -. 814-992-7532 • 992-3478 •fl.,. We Are A Prlv1te Club Now Accepting New Membeto MEMBERSHIP 15.00 NDn·M.,be• Covtt POMEROY, OHIO 9 Ol•crMt in1roduatlon• In your ' •r•• by t ....,hone. C•ll . 115- W.. t.d. Someon• to b•l• h..,. 292·8900 ht. C-359. Call I 00 p m. I 1 4· 949 4 992-2196 ' "THI 1m11 lANK" Whilt quantities last. No i1in ch~eks. BELL CONSTRUCTION PAT HILL FORD Peoples Bank (6141 "2· 7714 1m1t111 licensed Clinical Audiologi!t RT. 1. BOX 278 32933 Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here t iUIIN!SI ~HONI 16141 "2-61!0 II~OINCI ~HONI 417 Second Avenue, BoK 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 MOTOR REPAIR • • ~ (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 RUSS ELECTRIC Rtck Purson Auct1oneer ll · cen•ed m Ohio and Wnl Vlrgl m• Real E•l•te. •nttque. farm . liquidation J•l•• · 304 773 6785 or 773-6430. 45 "' We Carry Fishing SupplteJ 3-11-tfn 304·468· F11111111 v1111: nl PLUMBING HEATING 161 North Stcon~ Middleport, Ohio 45760 or 949·2801 No Sunday Calls ch•~r. Public Sale & Auction All Maku BISSELL $10.000 ACCIIINIAI 304-895-3935 985-3561 TRENCHING SERVICE 10-8-lfc N•w Homes Built "'Free Est1motes" PH. 949-2860 Sp•yed full bi0!1ded Etk1mo, good watch dog, to good home 814-448-3672 FREE ESTIMATES 1-1·17-1 mo. 1-3-'86 tfc WEllMAN'S PAINIING & SANDIUSIING CO. CALL b 14-4411-3028 t3t4 1.1ted c•n Jim Mink Chev ·Oids Inc BiH Gene Jokn•on ECE.TYLENE WELDING Far111 Equlp111eat Parh & Serwlce PH. 992-2772 'NOll GUAlAJtf(fO /FHl UTIUTU ELECTRIC & SALES & SEIVI'CE U. S: RT. 50 EAST ' GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Dttre, New HoNand, lush Hog Farm EquipnMinl Dealer GARAGES MASONRY RESTORATION, SWIM POOLS, STEEL, LAWN FURNITURE, BARNS, FARMINO 'EQUIPMENT, HOUSES , ETC. 992-3989 BOGGS CUSTOM BUILT I'll 'oMit to yeu. RT. 4, POMEROY 4-21-87-tln J&L BLOWN INSULATION PortaW1 s.dlblasting Pretty color k1tten1, 304· 676- 8 THOMAS 1 BODY SHOP ROOFING Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service TYsr RESIDE1111AL, tiiDUSTitAL, COMMEICIAL 4 female tiger kln•n•. Moth•r" beautiful long-h•nlld Calico 6 wks old C.l1614-986-'367 Female German Shepherd puppy. 304-676-2362 511 / tln or 949-2168 PH. 992-9949 985•4244 11 Help Wanted Iii .005 ., ' • 211tltl REASONABLE • REliABLE MULBERRY AYE. POMEIOY r OH. K1tten• to giveaway Call 614 Old b•m tur down tor material See Doyle Ord aero•• from A•venlde Golf Cour~e . Muon, W Va PUIIIC INYmD 949-2263 190 To • good.. country home. 6 Shept.erd-Colll• mixed pupp11J Call814-742 2488 t042 614-843-5248 SUGAR· RUN ASHLAND 7 month old mote bird dog Coli 614-742-2328 Brown vmyl 992-2526 REBUILT & REPAIRED Male Pitt Bull 458-1823 Mobile service AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS a month old The Daily Sentinel Page 13 2 Mommy em 1 kttten, 304· RUSS MOORE 1-21-87·1 mo. BINGO IAGl!l CIUI- POM!ROY, OH. THUll.,! I'M-II 6·15 742-2027 NEW LISTING - N1ce I ~ st01y home overlooking the beautiful Oh1o Rtv er 3 bedrooms, full basement eQuipped k1tchen. 2 CaJ gaJage. ce1l1ng fan are other added features with lh1s home Also woodburneJ fneplac e. wookshop tn base men t, eal-l n krtchen, patto, and a lmnt porch wtlh a VIeW ONLY $29,900 ()() ( Any F1ve Rooms and Hall - 194.95 l-!8-1 mo. REStOENTIA.liC OMMEACIAL Electronic Organs '' · FREE ESTIMATES NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Henry E Cleland Jr 992-61 91 Jean Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dott1e Turner .... 992-~692 Tracy Riflle ...... 949-3080 Office... .. . .. 992-2259 a - FENCE COMPANY East Main St. Pomeroy HOURI' 1ue -Wtd.-Fri. I 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Iunday' I p.m.•7 p.m. ly- ChiiKt or Appointlnfftl 1124 RACINE - Newer ranch home on comer lot Spactous hvtng room wtlh beautiful fireplace Large modern k1lchen . 3 bed rooms, basement. Excellent con~ilton large carport, l.concrEile dnve $47,500.00 44.95 Any Three Rooms and H 11 '59 95 ACCENT PEAT'S SHARPEN UP Riverine Antiques SYRACUSE - 2 bedroom home on l acre lot I lloor plan w1lh pail basement I car garage Good begtnner home $16,000 00 Brindle oot.. 814-742-2450 1 EUGENE LONG CAll' • Ph. 16141 843 _5425 1-12-87-1 mo pd ll CARPET UPHOLSTERY PlUS Any L!Yinl Room and tJ' 95 Hall Any 2 Rooms •an· d HaII 20 years "Free Estimaws" JAMES COE CA moln Coli 8tU92-3923 44L·6323 Day or En. " ' Worked m home area NEW 'LISTING - LONC BOTIOM - A VIeW of !he nver 1s an added at1ract10n to th1s 12'x40' mobile ho,me on '• acre lot ·Use for summe1 camping or yeaJ round Jestdence TPC water ava~ lable ONLY $7.500 00 ACCOUNT STACK UP? · Ftat Giveaway L&N CLEANING • Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . (All makes & models! SAT. 10-9, SUN. 12-6 SPECIAL GAIDiN SHOP HOUR$ I A.M. 10 CLOSING THUlL THRU SAT. s 4 f~;;;;,:;~:;::::::ilrr::;::;~:;:::::::=::::;rr=======;~1;:::=:::::::::::::::;::~ Several Beaut1fulcolort k1tten1 Malft to g111eand away f• OPEN MON.-FRI. 10·9, lml 8 5.97 ~; $ 150-Pf. G•d•n .._ I' Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio SIDING CO. 67~ :.":'at~ .o-lb.. .' \ •' 2 tamlly Wed and Thur June 3 and 4th Rt 33 1 mil• from Beacon Service Slltlon •I Do· rothy longt retidenc:e 3 pc outdoor furnltura, dinette let, clothe• ell JlzeJ, mi•c lttml Friday June 6 al B•lltov' a •t Flatwoodt 2 pr tlldlnt clo111 doon· lltrd· ware, Jtcret•rv ch•lr. colltt, cloth" m•na· llfge, wom.nJ &· 7 m~ Menv mise lt.nu Every thing clean like n.w, che•p c.. h only 3 1/J mil•• out For ..t Run off 7 thtn 1 'h ml •10•2 Morning Sttr Rd. 4 f•mlly yard ••le June 4,8 ,1 R•cln•. b•hlnd M••onlc Lodu• Oannl• tUII R••· 9 00 · 5 .00 Mtny Item•. ••I• 5 Frid•'l Jun• H•rrls. Y•rd Brtdburt bthlnd WMPO. W•tch for tlljlnJ June 15th 1nd 0111 RDckaprlngt Ad Toddl•r. adult , girl• cloth.., hou•ehold llem• 4 f•mlly. Friday. Juna 5, SMur. d". June B 10.00 •m rill 8 00 pm , C•r~••t. awe•ptr, lterl, tm·fm r•dlo. much mor•ll Nick lhle r•ldenc•. 282411 Apple Grove·Dorc•• Rd . Aaeln• Rtin or thin•. Thurt. •nd Frl , Junt 4th t.,d lth. 29805 Pin• Grove Ad , Jutt off St At 124 b.tw..n R•clne and Syr•cu•• Chlhlftn •nd .dult clothing toyt, 11 IIi Inch rlmJ with lugt and center•. miJc Items. June 1111 10 00-? lttw"n H .nd A Block •nd Cl•anc~ R..ltv Appll..,cq, clolhH. ltC Ch1.1rch of J•tu• Chrl•l, Apot· toile F•lth (Jun P••• Plrlt, New Umt Ad) JuneAth 1 &lh, 6th No junk, etten Jilt Anythlnt you n.ect Toy•. dl•h••· btdclothn. clothll, o..p W•ll Pump, 1•nk. p P•• At in c•nc.. a PaJ~or R. Rlchtrdt, 014·111- M•r,•rt 9091 Moving nl• Jun• &1h. &ttl, 7th 'h mil• from r•Uroltd cro11lng In Otll.ttr on Bowl• Rd. Hond• 3-whHitr. pontoon ba•t. de-.. hee.r:t. ridlnu lawn mow•r. mllftV ml•c. lt•m•. 30918 Ne.c• Rd Middleport. Cloth••· cotfee •nd 11nd t•tw• J•t MIJt Junt 4th •nd &th I 00· 5:00 2 , miiH uut tt 31141 Flttwootls Rd. MiiC lott af v~ nice k'fl nlothn lnf•nl •nd up. 614·882- 2103 --------·1•Gtr.ge AI• Jun• 4th lnd lth Brv•nt Ad. Rutland. C.cM Win rnidenc• lota of womMt ctott'tlng, m•n• •ultt Somtthlng for lfVIItVon• R•ln or 1hlnt ...... PfPieiiaiiiif ___ __ & Vicinity ••t.,.. IS· F•mlty Y•rd Salt On lincoln Pik•oH141 W•d , Thurt , &Frl Ph &14-441 -3171 Two F•mfly Y•rd S•le 8· 4-87 At '7 Jet 218 Sign 707 Thltd Av• Thuu. 9· 6 0•r-oe 8•1t. At 1 & 218 Su June &th 9 til ? B•ra•lntlll Y•rd Sal•. Frl 6th St•req, diJh.. eloth•J. odd• & endt 101 M•bll-"t Or 6·F•mlly 9 00· 1, Cl•yCommun· lty lldg 'h mitt below Jet ot 218 or Rout• 71lov•rJ U.n•J loll of curtalnt, bldtprltldl, dish•• · •duUt & chlldr•nt clo1tln, hom• lnt4tflor, tiC 4·F•mlly, home inl ...lor, btbY lttmJ 413 R•llrofld St. tc.MR Wtd Thur• 9·4 ' a 4· F•mltv. F•rm Rd . •••t Bob Ev•n• SauHtiJ• Bhop. Come Mong•. port• power, Joe chtln1. cabl• pulltll, b•bv clothll . loyJ. ......, •pok••· girl• • boy• • •dult clothn Som.thint for •~eryont. Fri. I Sit .. June 6. 8 A•ln c•nc.ls. 10 tlll7 G•r-a• Stlt 1•1 t lm•ev•r. Thur .th & Fri. 5th & 81t 8th Olrlt blt1•. doll buggy toyJ, houslthold 90odJ, 1ho••· clo1h ln9, jm..u , wom~~n, chlldrttn) org•n. Cl1ri•t mts hMnt, Lot• Morel4 F•mllyt Atln Of Shin• 811 Third Av• G•lllpolla Yard Sell, Thur• •nd Frl, Jun• 4 •nd6 , 8 00 em t1111 .00pm, 131 •nd 13 3 So. P•rk Orlv• Yard S.le. Thurund Fr1, K & K'•· rt!n c•ncellt. 9 00· 3·00, Home lnttrtor . chain b•by ltenu JprudJ curt•in• · Giytntlc Yard S•lt, Thur•. Frl 1nd Sat 4 hou1e1 tHtlow &Ide,. J•wlerv. O•lllpollt Ferry W . Va MOVING VAAO SALE. S.t, Jun e I , Brtaad Run •cron from 8po1n Plant. 9;00 1m 1ill 4 00 pm. Everyrhlng 10 gol Y•rd S•l• 1153 M1in St, New Hav•n. M•nJ. Iedin clothlno. u•rclur bike. odd• •nd •nda June 4 ,5,8 y.,d S•le. S•t. 10 oo Ull 28015 Bltth A'tit, Pt Pit • ·oo , ' t..rge Mov ing S.lt behind hxon 9t.,lon l.lPP41t Muon. W. V• June 5 and 8 , Jt•rting 9 00 1m 2 famll'f v•rd tilt, June 4 tnd 15 2629 MI. V•rnon Av• Mtyl~g wrlng•r w••h ... lotJ mort. 9 '00 lUI< oo Yard S~lt, 2 ftmlly, baby Items. women a cloth11, co•••· nick nach, much more June&andt. 29,3 Spruc• Strut ~--- 6 family, 2 hou .. r,•rd "le. f•lrgoundl Ro.d, fol ow 1ign 1 Jt.me 6 •nd e . 9 .00 till 3'00 . G•r•;• S•l•. 3307 Frtnldln ""•· F11 June 5. 9.00 1111 1 t14·112-1111. 15 f.milyl•n•'l•rd .. It Thurund Fr~. I 00 4:00, 3 miiM btl~ Btu• Bridga IH•nder~anl on At. 2 w•t ch for 1ign1 "' 2 bedroom hom• Ctmp Conllt'lf. 304-179-2129. '. ' �' ' frage- 14- fhe Uaily Sentinei HOM ES USED KIT 'N' CARl> YLE ®by Larry Wright M OBI LE K ESSEL'S QUALITY Soundetlgn floor mOdel. AMFM radio. caasette, record, 8 -tracli. and ph ono Ph. 3670369 . PHONE _61 4-446·7274. Buddy, 38R , 1 1h bat h, total elec:trlt:. alo t lr:it extras. Will c onsid&r r11aaonable offar. Call 6 14-44 6-3086 &ftef 6 PM . Ctrponl , lhfllter t'touMI tnd garages ; C a rports . 1 2x20 1895.00: 201124. 11895.00: Garagea, 16x20, 12395 .00; 24 x24. $3595.00. Post·Frtme Bu ildeta, Athen a, Oflio 614592 -2937. 1984 14x6S Mobile Home on 3 lou. all ale<:t .. lanced yard, out buildingt $18 ,500. Ph . 446 · 3249 or 4 46 . n39 or 448 · 1528 30.000 BTU air condit iOner, $15 0. 3 apead holling motor $70, _6ft. wood ladder. S16, 8ft: alum rnum ladder, $15. 3% HP Rototiller. $160. Old rocking chair, $20. &mall baby bed $5.00. Ree1e Hitcfl. $200. Alii~ good condition. Call 614-992. 721 5. Furntahed 2BR . Shult1 Mobile Ho me T.o~ k e ovar paym11nts , ha lanc4! 86.000 Call Evenings 61 4-446-4489 1 974 Grandv ill e 1 4~70 , 3 BR , 1 & 'h Bath s Total l'lhlctnc new car pat E~ ll a nice SB950 00 Ph. 61-t-446-0175 . Sc ~Htll 14x70. 3 BA ., 1 'h bat h&. CA. excu ll an t condition . On ren t&d lot in Gallipolit . lmm e~tatA ponenion French City lhokbrane CiJU 61 4 ·44 8-93 40 1973 Fr8edon. 2B A, to181 elec tri c. Ph. 614-39 8 -972 4 . 1973 1 2~85 Ki rkwood Ft~mo- dolod. Will consldo • off ,.. 61 4· 992-245 4 afl ar 6 :00p.m. 1973 Freedom. 1 4•70. . !17 3 450. bedroom. part ly furnished CIIII 61 4-992 -7479 . 14x70 Park Esllto1. 2 bedroo mt . 1 'h bathJ. furn lshad. 2 expa ndos, porch, shed. centr al ai r 11 nd h1111t, und eq'l &nn lng, all electric, price re duced a s teal at $15.000 .00 . 304· 875-670 4 19 86 Culumbia 14 x80. Bflfl at K!HliUgll Mobile Hom e Sales, Ktm auga. Ohio. or call Peoples Bank, 30 4-676-112 1. f inancing !l ,ailable. 33 Farms lor Sale 8/ICIASonT ribbl a Rd of1 Rt.62 . Pl u11 t!IJ flll buil ding, WllfOhOuUI. ) 'e A house, barn, cellor, pl us 2 oth flr buildings. All blac k top road . Ca ll 304-4 68-18 19. Cnll nftur 6P M Mini farm . 9 6 ac res. Bash an Rd. M11 lgs Cou nty. 6 roo m house. lull t.n l! ment . s mall b11rn, one out buil ding. &26.000 614378· 6209. 20 acn'l farm Hannan Tr ace Road. Glenw ood, W Ve tor more in for mation call 30 4· 773611 8 or 173 -6186 afl flr 6:00 . 1 10 11crtn, L11on Bade n Ad . Hou u & outbuildi ng. Stream ttu ough prope rt v 304 -4581066 . 34 "I noticed that your ad offers free checking. I think that's a very nice thing to do for those Of US who don't have any money." t;::;;.;:;;::;~====-r:::----------1 42 Mobile Homes 47 Space for Rent for Ront Com mlll ctnl buildings lor leau r Downt own Pt Pl eaattnt . S lor&s, offi ce•. A-One Real Estate. Ca rol Yeager. Br ok!lf . Cal l 304· 675 -6 104 747 lnddustr iat sto rage 12 foot ove r he&d door. 3 phases ol electric, 18K48 ueel build ing 6 1 4 - 44 6 - 2362 Fo r appointmor1t COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Rout e 3 3 , North ol Pom!H'oy. Rrmtal tr aitera . Call 614-992 7 479 . 2 or 3 bedroom. f urni ~ h ed . AC. Good cluan condition . No pets. New Haven. 304 ·882 -2466. Spacu for ! malt trai lers. All hoo k-ups Cabl e. Also effic iency rooms. ai r and cable. Mason. W.'l /a. Ca ll 304 -773-6661 . House trailer fo r rani Call 6 14-7 4 2-2753 alt er 6:00pm. 2 bedroom. you pay uti lltt ell, aduha only. dapos it requir ed, 304-67 5· 2635 FAM ILY PRID E MOBILE HOME PARK , Rt. 2 south. Gal!lpolia Ferry , WV . Now r enting Iot a for $65.00 per month. Cell 304 675-3073 after 5 :00PM 2 bed room tr11ller turn l~ hed , 14 Bmdfl ttlt Addn, 3 04-6 7 5-6372 . 47 Wanted to Rent 2 br mob ile hom e lur ni1hed. U11od lawn mowers lor sal e. 304 -676-66 12 elt 61' 6 p.m. trll 12 p.m 3 or 4 Bedroom hou s e in Kyg e r Creelt S t ho ot Distri ct. Releren· CBI Ph 614-446· 8621 . Mobil a hom&a lor rent . 2 hed· room lu roiahed. Ph o ne 304675· 861 2 or $ee Hugh Burril . Hou11e want ed. Rens onablerent. wr ll repan if nace11ary in Point Pleasant or Gallipolis Ferry araa . Call 304-458-171 2 . 2 b ed room m o bi le ho me. 11 150.00 per month. 304-675· 1371 or 676-381 2 44 Merchandi se Apartment lor Ren1 51 Household Goods SWAIN AU CTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Ga llipolla. New & used wood-co al ~ l ov es. 6 p c wood LA suite 1399 . bunk bed s 1199. recliners MW & used bedr oom auitea , wringer waaher1, & shoes. N ~tw livi ngroom 1uites .1 199-1699. lamp1. CaU 614 446-3169 . plus olectr ic. Al s"o required a &2 0 0 .00 tecu rlty deposit . CONTACT· Ja c h ~n n Ea tet aa Dept. Ph 44 6 - 3 997 Equ a l H o u a ir~ g Ovpo rtuni1y. Fu rr1 i1 hed & unfurnished apia , $150 .0 0 and up , rulerenc e1 Ph. 304 · 675 -7738 or 304 -6766104 A- 1 Real Eat ele. Furm shed Apt. 522 5. Utlhl les Pd , 1 BA 607 Second Ave .. GAllipolis . Ph. 446-4416 all er 7PM . County App ll lln ce, In c. Good u1ed appl inn cu and TV lets. Open BAM 10 6PM . Mon thru Sat . 614-446 -169 9 . 6 27 3rd. Ave. Ga llipolis. OH Furnl!~hed 35 Lot s & Ac rea ge Elf icienev 1 146 . Utilities p11id . s har e bath. 607 Seco nd Ava., Geilipolis Ph. 44 6 -4416 &ft er 7PM 1 8 Acres, nice building sit e. 2 mi Nor1h ol thlll citylimltsonR t '] . Catl814 -446-7627 1 BR Ap attmen t, 740 S ~con d Avo. $186 per month. Depo1 it required . Cl!ll 614-446· 422 2 bet w een 9 & 5. la nd lor Sail!, 75 ttcres CHtb Cree k Road. 304 -675·4 324 41 Vall ey Furnit ure. new & usod. large llftCiion of quali ty lurn itur e 1216 Eas t e rn Ave .• Ga llipoli s. GOOD USED APPLIAN CES Wa1hars. dry er11, refrigerators, ra ng u . S kagg 1 Appli ances . Upper Riv er Rd . besi de Stone Crest Motel. 6 14 -446-7 398 Ups tairs u nfurnis h t~ d Rp artment Utililiel t>ai d Carpeted. no child· ren or Ptlts. Caii614-446-1B37 LAYN E'S FURNITURE So la& and chai rl pr iced from $395 to 199 5. Tables 150 and up to $1 26 . Hide·a·beda $390 to $596 . R11clinera S226 to &376. Lamp1 U8 t o sus. Dinett es 8109 and up to 1495 . Wood tabl a w -6 ch1lr1 8285 to 1796 . Desk 11 100 up to $376 Hut chftll $400 and up Sunk bodt comp la le w -matu eun 1295 and up to 139 6. Ba by bed• 8110. Matttel&el or box apring1 f11ll or twin 16 3, firm 173, and 183 Queen seb 12 25, King 1360 4 drawarc hast $ 69 . Gun cabinett 6 , 12 gun . Gas or electric rang& $376. BAby mattr euea 135 & 14 5. Be d lr11mea S20 , $30 & King lram e 150. Good s el ec tio n ol Mdroom auhet, m etel cabinet s, headbo llrds S30 and up to S65. Nice 2 8R , turni1hed apt Main S t. C hes hira. Wa un paid . UOO mo. Sec\lrlty depo1i t requ i r~t d . Ca11 8 14 -245- 6818. Rentals Houses for Rent 3RR . bnth llo 'II, hm1ily room . Locntod on 688 Refor en co rnqul rfKI. $32Smo. C11 ll 6 14 • 266- 6789 or 266 -6206 Nicolv lur nis hod 1matl housn. Adul tll 6nly. Re ler encu re(luirorl . 0 11 lt reet pllrki ng Ph . 6 14 446-0338 1DR. lwn ls ha. 1 small chi ld. No pAl ~ Cllll 6 14-446 -032 1. 3 BR un lurnisf,ed. Z chlldutn No 1wts Cal! 61 4· 44 B-0321 1 BR , grou nd floo r. all utilities paid. Near Mt: Oonatd1. Call 446 -70 25 . Apt s. 28R . and lBA . adults only in Ga lli po lis. Ph . 446 -B221 . Furn l11 hod Apts. N~,.t to Rio Gr11ndo CoHnge Ph. 614-446 · 8883 . Oalu•e 3 roont unfurnis he Apt Now kitchen, c11rpet thf U OUI. 1 at . fl oor. of! atreet parkin g. Ph . 6 14-44 6-4 604 ()f 44 6 -2602 . Mode rn 1 BR apt. C8 11614 ·446 0390. 3 BR . bu ck in Rio Gumdo Soc Dell N o ptlts $2]5mo Call 614 24!5 -54 ]9. F\11ni1 hed apt. nl'tl doo r to li br11ry . One profassio nal Adult on ly. Parki ng. Ph 446· 0 3 38. 3 RENTAI.S AV AILABLE 1 Air ConditionOO 4 bedroom homA. Rio Grenda 2 . Small 2 btlrlroorn unit in vtiiiiQA, Rio Grande 3 Pt c t ur~:tq u e homu 3 mll&t lOUth ol Gal lipQII!I, At. 7. Ad111t s p1 etorred in .'Ill 3 t oc~ ­ t io n ~ Rnfl!renca&, l1opostt roqutr od Ph 446 94]0 or 245 94 57. Graciou1 liv ing. 1 and 2 bedfOO m apa rt men1 1 8t VIllag e Manor and Rlvers ida .6.part me nt a In Middlepo rt . From' 12 16. inclu di ng util ities. Ca ll 6 14 -992-7787 . EOH Nn::u 3 bArh nom hou &n FArmly roo m. gl'lllll!ltl. ba&llml!nl , !m ee d &it hea t , 5 womhtd acres S275 put me. nth $100 dfiPOSt l No lnshJe pats 10 E1st St . Po mu· roy . 6 14 · 423-628 9 2 bodr oo m. lurni shtld. AC GoQd clun condttion No pit ts $ 160 par mon th . Nllw Hsven 304882 -24 88. Nice hou se 6 tooml 1nd bll th Flt ll bRifi ii iOII I {U'I(! I IIBpi AC D Hl PometOY Ph o ne 6 14 99 2 3 197 Small. nice 2 hathoom Cllrpo tt At . 248 . Ca1161 4 -985 -4 2 44 Boautilul renovfltfld 3 br h'l me or Morglln' s WooOiawn fo rm. Rt 35 P l i r~y 8400 per n10111h 304· 675· 1286 Completll hou so co ndo Crystal Batc h neat Clearwatnr, Fin Avail11ble June 6 thru Jun e 13. Extr11 nice, all club houll! tacit!· ties. poo l, eX~~J r Ctle roo m, spa, etc - 3 bedroomt . lloepa-8. &460.00 nllo,)ot iab!e 304 -675 344 7 or 813 44 1 164 3 Hou n tor rant Ha rtfo rd, 11ice. "'ery cl ear~ . close to scho ol, 1200.00 Pfll' month. phone 304· 882 · 2016 . 4 room houso Ca mp Co nltl't' area. 8150 .00 pfll' month. 304· 876-137 1 ~r675 - 381 2 . CARPET Cart:~e t ramnanu $8 00 a oy ll rd end up . Molloh11n Furn iture Upper River Rd. Ph 614 -446· 7 444 . Ope n till 7PM o n Wu k Day• CAR PET Ca rpnt remnantl S6 .00 a yard 11 nd up. Mollohan Fu rnitur e, Uppflf River Rd ., Ph 614 -4487444 Open titl 7PM o n Week 0 8YI 1 bedfQom ap t in M i dd le ~Jo rt All ulilt tie1 paid . S2 10 par mont h. Ca ll 6 14· 992-5150. APA RTME NTS . mobi h:1 homes. houses Pt Pl811111nt11n d Ga ll ipo· lis 61 4 44 6 -822 1 Good uud color floor model and po rt ebi& TV Ph 6 1 4 -446· 49 1, l bndroom ground floor, priv11h1 rmtr11ncn. recently remodel841 Everythi ng fu rn .. loc. outlkirll Hende rson. $260. mon th., 30 467 6 -B730 2 pc liv ong room'luita. very good c:;o nd, 304· 675-4871. GO-car1 . 6 HP . 21 in. ATV tires on rear with Torque converter. &300 . 614 -742 -2420 ifte r 5 :00p.m. Tony's Gun Repaira, hot reblue- ing Open 9,00 AM to 7 ·00 PM . 2BR . water & trn h paid. 1 mile fr om hospital. S20 0 rent plus deposit . Ph. 614-446- 13 54. Mobile Hom e IPII<l fl for rent. With g&rden & gar eg a. 1 mile out on 15 88 . Nice loctllon . Call 61 4 · 446-4 344. Drago,nwynd Cattery Kennel. C~A Hlma~ayan, P1t1i1n and S•am_-e kittens. AKC Chow PUPPIII. New kittans;· Siamese and Himtlayans. Call 614· 4483844 after ?PM . Btby Raccoons for 11le 30489!5· 3972 . . Hos pital table, good cond, 650bed .00. ind Phone 3 04 -&754396 , 57 Util ity trailer new lights ready fur the road $360.00. Butche ring aq_u lpment, band saw. meat grmder, tenderizer, cutt ing table, paper holdar. must sell all 11 ,000 .00 . 304-882-3793 . • Whitt 11nllque wicket cou cf, and cha ir with new cu shion s. Two nice e nd ftblet , 1 loot 11tool and 2 ladder back chaira . 304·6762336 . Elextric lift reclin•r chair. brown twean, $1 ,800. new will sell 1500. Red Rollt Wheel ch1 ir wtth leg lifts $300 . Folding walker 136 . Th it equipment u' ad lflsa than one week. Toilet chair $40. 304-862-2211 . 3 / 8 tran s mi11ion rebuilt, wood and coa l burning stove can sea 306 14th Str&et Des ida Power Company. 55 Building Supplies Buildin~ Mtterial• Block, ~ri c lt , 1ewer plpee, win dow •. lmt els. etc. Cleude Win ters, Rio Grande. 0 . Ce ll 614245-5121 . BUYOUTS - SECONDS · CLOSEOUT'S 1.- Counter tops. Kit chen and beth 1nd bar. 12.99 lin. Ft. JBI . 2.- Marble Vanity Top 's (B) From 16-19 to "22-48 " 110.00 to $60.00. 3.- 22-30 Almond Vanity end Marble Top $79 .96 4,- 60'" Steel Beth Tub'1 Almond and whit_ $89.96ea. 5 .- High Glou tub wall kitt almond and white. S29.96. 6.· 1 pc. Fiberglass tub and shower combin ation . White ar~d colora S1 69.95 to t179 .96 . 7 .- 2 pc . Flberglaaa tub and ahowan combination white tnd co lora 11199 .96. 8 .Delllxll acrylic tub and thowe ra with top . Reg . S89 .95 Now 2 99.95 . 9 - Color Commode• 169.95 . 10.- Fibarg18$SS Roof 1hingles (8) 816 .96 sq.- 90wt . roll rotting 19 .915. 11 - Pin• ro ugh sa w T.· 1 · 11 siding ('Vu4x9' 12 .951 2Spc . up 1.00 o ff pr . P c . 1 2 - lfu4 ' x8 ' Plywood-8 .96 'h · 6.95 21Sp c:, up. $1 00 ott pr. pc. 13.~x 4Jt8 11 to ngue & groove wate r boerd . $9.96 or (%x4•8 -8 .96 ). 26p c up 1.00 oft Pr . Pc .(7 . 16tht x 4 ~ 8 - 5 . 95 ) 14 .- 4x8 cedar or treated lattlcfl 12.96 tnd 10.95. $1.00 off 26pc up . 16 .- 1 /ut4•~ wood oak panel ing /81 5.99aa. !A) grad e 8 .95ea. 115 .- Vu 41t8 Birch Panel ing Reg . 24 .96 now 15.96 . 17.- Pine and ce d11r w oo d wings c o at ing 165sq. ft pr. ps eklge $8 .95 and 1 10 .95 ph . 18 .- 4x8 Gl8zo& til e bath pan t~l l (B) 4.99 and 6.99et. 19 .- Perm11 (A I in aulat ed t l'ltet· tng foil one side ( ~ 11 4 K 8 - 4 . 99 ) P..h 411 8 -6 .99) ~ 1 - hB - 6 . 99 ) . 2 0 .· Thermo! ply in, ulativesheathing foil {2) •idlll 4x8 4 .95 2 6pc. up 1 .00 off Pr . Pc . 2 1.-lnauulated temperfld glu a panels. %;x 32 ~t 76 - 29 . 96 ea. 35p c up 25 .96 . 22.- Pine inside tovered edjut table ahuttera. ell sizes bslow whol eaat a cost. 23 .-K-lu x bench mark "brick corner• 50 canta bo• . monor 2 g el 10 .95. 24 .· Praf lni•hltd bru ce oak flooring ~ th lcil: 2'4 w ide. 20aq ft . ctn . S46 .0D 10 ctn. up . 39 .9 6 ctn. 25 .-Ptehllng interior doors prel!nlslled and unfini shed til ai:raa (B) 29.96 e1 . 26.· Stael 911&rlor in1ulllted prehung doora {8 ) 69.96aa. 27.• Ext erior Ileal door blanks {81 25.00ea. 28.· Pina Louvered Byfold cloott sets {24· 29 .961 (3035.95) (32 -39 .96! 135 -44 .915) {48 -59.901 . 29.- OouDiu idalhe entrance doo r 111t1 with decorated gl111 and 1heel p•nel doou . 360.00ea. 30.- Bron!e 1luminum do ubl e commerc ial entr11nca doors sau 599.96 or 1ingel1 399 .95 with ht ndt lt and loc ka. 31 .- Singla or dou bla leaded gl11s steel insulated doon sets. rag, 699.00 to 1800.00 no w 349 . 95 lo 896.00. 32 .-Sto" doo•• ' "d "' Jamb. prahung 1 Yt hr. fire rated. 189 .95 . 33 .- Prehung steel insu lated doou whh Yt gl• 11 lnaultted 129 .95ee. 34 .- Prehung pin e panel doors 111 al.ua 89.95u. 35 .· Bltnkhollow con doors from 1 2 to 20 w ide 80 ' long - 400ea. 3&.- Prefin lal'led prehung olllt legtcy doors •nd jamb allsiral 44 .95ea. PENNS WAREHOUSE WEll STON, OHIO 614 -384-3845. Fruit & Vegetables St~awberries : Picll your own. Bnng containers Claude Winter l . Rio Grande, Otrio. Call 614 -245-5121 . Rou sh' s Strawbeniet, 2 mitn ba~k of New Havan, WVa at Untrm C•~pground. Stan May 2 5. You p1ck· $1 .00. We pick11 .25. BAM to 6PM . Ph. 304-882 -2237. Strawberries . Teyfors Berry Patch . Kerr .• Ad . Monday Saturday 8AM -8PM . Call 614 446-8692 or 614-245 -5178. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your own - atarting Thursday, May 2ht . 8 a.m - 8 p.m. already picked -- &1 .25 qt . Campground field ·only. Happy Hollow Fruit Farm 304-676 -2026 Hu saell '• Strawberrie1 Fields open for picking. oHSandhnt Rd . U-Pick, We Pick. Moo thru Fr17 am to 8 pm. 304 -876-2817. Oualitv Fru ill end Vegetable& nrt 8i1 and wtroleaale. B. & S. Produ ce acro1s from Piua Hut Gallipolia, Ohio. · 59 For Sale or Trade Sale or trade for WO -WD 45 A. C. Tre ctor. VW Dune Buggy with libar glass body . Ph. 614-446773 9 . For ule or trade for Conversion Van. 1967Ct maroSSand1990 Cutla1 Suprema. Both ncellent condition. 61 4-742· 2372 . for111 Supplies & LIVI:Stock 61 Farm Equipment CROSS It SONS U.S . 35 West. Jeck&on , Ohio. 614· 286-8451 . Ma11ey Fergu•on, New Ro lland. Bush Hog S.lea It Sarvice. Over 40 utftd tractors to chooae from & complt~t e line of new & ut ed equipment . t..rgest aelaction In S .E. Oh io. Tobacco or tomato aticka 52", 15c each. Morgan'1 Woodlawn Farm At. 36 Pliny. 304-676 · 1286. 1986 Dodge pi ckup , 3 1/4 ton. 21 .000 miles. $6900 . 1969 lnternetionel 2 ton with winch Cal/614 -992 -5468 . Tobacco b&d, 304 -676-5928. 1978 Ford F·10.0 Y.t ton, auto .. good shape. $1900. No run Call 614 -446-3B52 aher 5pm . 62 Wanted to Buy ·' Now buying shell co rr~ or ear corn. Call for latest quol e1. Riv er City Farm Supply, 614-446· 2986. 63 Livestock Ouroc Boar&. Bred ju1t lik e the boart we te1ted at th u Oh io Testal ion that gained over 2.6 lbs . . per day. Roger Bentley , Sab•ne, OH . 513-584 -2398 . 801 Ford Tractor with plOws. diac. mowlngmech lna, rake, hrr baler 13796 . Ph . 814- 288- For sale or trade 1876 4~4 Ford Bronco. 302 auto , AM -FM , 18. 649 miles on flng . Fair cond Call after 6PM Ph. 814 -2661969. 1980 Ford4 x4 F150. XLT auto, air. tilt. AM· FM . toolbox U600. 19B1 Honda Ac cord S1195 . 614-949-2288. 73 Clean. mi•td hay. $1.00 a bale you pick up in the field. Call 814-446-7803 Of 446 -2784. 1977 Ford Cuatomlzed Vtn $1 , 800. Ph. 446-8249 Of 4461339 or 448 -1628 . Hay for aile. $1 ,30 per bale b11n , 304-676-2466. 84' Chevy Window Van. lop of lin e. loaded, va,.,. aharp, Ph 11 Transpo rta ti on Autos for Sale 1980 Chrv•ler Fihh Avenua, good co nd itio n. Call 614 -446- 0008 . 1985 ChtWy Chavetta 4·1peed S2999 . 1984 Chavy Ch1111tte auto. 12999 . Johnt .Auto Sales. Bill Willi Rd . 1984 Dodga . .. t tl clun 12795 . 1981 Chevy Malibu 1 OWnet" 68 ,000mi. lik e new $2350. pe,_ 614 -288 -8622 . 1984 Plymouth Colt. 4 ·1peed, AM -FM tepe. sun roai. wire rima $2499. 1SI83 Dodgt Colt, 4· •peed, AM -FM ttp .. wir e rims 11999. Johnt Auto Sales, Sui• villa Rd . ' 1983 Plymouth Hor izon , 60,000mi., aut o, AC . Ph . 1514379 -2726. 1982 Plymouth Chemp . 47,000mi. Ph. 614 - 379- 272~. 78 ' Ford lTD nfi'IIY tlras. nfi'W belt., AC. cruise. PS. PB. 11400. Ph. 614 · 245 · 5239 . 81 ' Con~etta whh 5100 • ctutl m il81. Ph. 2158-1174. 6 14 - 246 - 613 ~ 79' Chwv Panel Van. ,.4 ton, low miles, very good thap e. Ph . 245 -5131 . '76 Chevy Bluer: 400 , 4 apeed, PS , P8 , full c arpet, 12,70(' .00 . ]04-675· 2327. 74 SNAFU®by Bruce Beattie ,.., ..... -- 87 Oodg11 Omn i, new cond. t5995. would conlider oldtr van. 1:11' or truck witl'l not over tHiOO value on ued•ln. Cell 614-388 -8706. Ani 1harp 19~12 Cutleaa SuPfllml, Brougham top, V-6 tngfne. •ir, PS , PB. Qrll 114 992-&941 . . Television Viewing Motorcycles I:OO(J) lllg VIler Gil-. . (!)Dr. Who Haild of Fear, IU Part 2 . . liD Socnt City lUI F-ol Uf9 1962 Kawankl KOX 176 din bike. Good co nd it io n. Cell 614992 · 2604. 1984 Y· 30 Magnt. ex c cond.. like new. garage kept, muat see to •ppriciltt, 11 . 850.00 firm, 304-876-7762 . 1982 Honda 850 Ni~f,thiWit, act 12,000 mil•. 11 ,600.00. 304-875-3097 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 21ft. Sltltfcrtft, siHPt4· 8, 120 H.P. Mercury 1-0 motor. Needs r.furbithing I repainting. Will &ell or trllda tor livlitodt. Ph. 446-7026. Auto Parts 1978 Uncoin ContfMtt1el Mtrk IV . Good motOf end tran•mia· lion. 2 n... r..ptn • . Nev.- wredteci. C.ll 814·742· 212&. .,-rt., t•"'· • ·dr .. PS, PI, 1117 Ford NEW, duel AM -FM 8 -trKII . FH-st 1150. · ~ bed. tHO.OO . One plir Buy~ tt. Ph. 114· 441. 4111. 10.17 tn.tck ...... tZIO.OO. Aftw 1 :00 c.n M'·171·3013. 1971 Nov• 2110 Awta, 1400. Runs good. body lei? . S.1 el 11 ft . dump beef tiiO.OO. eel Cinema .304-111-:.237 eft.- 1 :00 pm. 78' Ford tr:TD. ill*AIC-Q I]) • •,,... MpcMt acuo Nowton'a A111110 (0:30) D llJ ll\owll& ToCIIr News ol the enttrtllnment world Is anchored ltvo from Now York. (0:30) lUI \Yl(RP In CtftCIMoti 1:31 (J) ~ H To le~ver 7:00 (J) Hlnlcootlo ond 'MoCannlall: 1986 11111 aize slide in tructt< camper. Call 614-446· 864,1; aftet 7PM . · ''"1 24 h . Golden Falcon travel• ttallllf. well , equipped. 11900'.; Call614· 388-9378. ;_t and financial nowo with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 18 Gl lfA1 Whltl ot Fortuna i8 Bo!Mir Mitior Stir Tre(I) 7:06 (J) IInford ond Son 7:30 •III ill Newi,...S Olmo .Ill Judge illl of Fortune 1;J llJ Croooftre (0:30) · • Gl lfA1 "-"'Yt I;J lUI Jena....,a Serv 1ces B1 FRANK AND ERNEST· Home Improvements IF THe Mf:TS' ~N PA[?LIN<i EVE~ PI'JI::~ES' SWEEPER and sewing mach In repair, partt, &nd.aupplies . Pick up •nd delivery , Dtvil Vacuum Cleaner. qne half mila up George& Ot'helr Rd . Call 614-' 446-0294 . . ~ 0 o o):j-.;;_:_ TIME. TAf.cl NG THf' , Vinyle It Aluminum Sidi~g .' Storm windows & doorl , over" h.eng gutter1. Free estimates. Ph.614·446 ·6332. ~ AFT~~NOON oFF 1.·3 '"'"""'~ fo~ .>u~E! ALLEY OOP .' Ace Construction. Roofing, gut · teu, m11a0nry work. All work guaranteed. Call81 4-388-9766 or 388 ·9792. --r;a a (J) lfA1 Htghwor to ill 8111 Porloct Btrlngon PA~l-IN4S~Ct...EMENS' ct.eM~Ns, 7:35 (J) MajOr Ltagua Bneblll 1:00 (J) Doktari rn co~~oge Boubol llS "MY go...s-roN~ All types carpenter & concret• work: Interior, e11terior, ramo J deling , painting, roofing, fraa' estimaln Call614- 446- 6174 . ~ li woul-P Cl , .., ., ......... Larry fesrs Balklls headed for heartache when he falls In love. (R) Q · (!) all s..MVol ilpeelol The · faoclnatlng specieo of seals are filmed above and below C 1111 IBIJ T1i4l Now Mtko the wttar. Hammer Mike .Is tried for manslaughter In the death of a pollee officer. (R) llJ Prlnlorlewo Wrep ups of the day's world news and in depth feature reporto. (1 ,oo) <BI MOYIE: 'Going lefllrk' Prime Movtl (R) (1 :25) • (I) MOVIE: lko: Tho War Yurt, Plrt 1 1:30 ill • (I) Hood of the Clotl Alan becomes quiet and evasive when asked to trace hlo ancestry. (R) r:;J 9:00 (J) 700 Club (J) GS Nleht CCiurt Pacific prklcell mlotakoa Harry's concern 11 a marriage propooal. (R) ill •111 M1oQyytr Mac<lyvor and four offenders Vlnyle 81 Aluminum Siding. Storm windows 81 doors , ovef heng guuera. Fret~ ea1imeta1: Ph . 614·446-6332 . B.I.SEMENT WATERPROOFING Unc onditional litetime guaran tee local reletancea furnished: Free e1timata1. Call coltect 1-614-237-0488 . dtY or nightr Rogers Basement Waterproofing. , EEK & MEEK are ltrlndtclln rwd ... AID~ L SAY 10 Fetty Tree Trimming. 1tump removal. Call304-676-1331 . ·. AlL MY I.Or'AL FRIQX)S M 'T11ERE ... .Rotary or cabla tool drilling. Most wells compll1adsameda)'. Pump nfn and urv lce. 304896-3802 I IJ~E.D AVE: M!U.a.J ro.LARS eH ~. y t'll!'L y- Concrete finiah. parking loti. · basement& - toy aize job. Sanior Citizan Discount, Aidl Garfield. 614-986-4414 . Starks Trllfl and lawn San~ic l, lawn cera_. landacaping, stump remo val , 304 -576- 2842 dr 576-2903. .., Building and rt~modeling . room additiona, roofing , layout IIVi ling. siding, btthrooms . concreta. e!IC'Irical . dfVWIII, plum.,. ing , 304 - 615 - ~713 . mountiln •rea. !RI r:;J (!) liD Plghtlng 'ronorlom: lnllcle Nllt'l ~ COUncil Tltla program takoo tho VieWert behind the Clote<f dOOle of 1 olmutotad Whitt HOUU NOtlonll Socurlty COunc:ll oooolon during a nuolttrottoclt. Ql ·~~~- Qome Jennie runo Into John white trying to etude her IOteot victim. (A) llJ LerYr King Llvel tn dopth lnta,.,_ wlih top ntWOmoitoro 1n<1 celobrltles. t::tO•C2l r~a1111ng 1n common Somoono on Dovtd'o 1t11H hll ·botn giVIng m1tllrlol to hia compotl1ora. tO:OO .III 01 NIC lpeciOI Uto In the Fat Lano ill elll ll*f llllly'l NCrat as ' . MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP THAT~ ,A.W... RIQHT: •. IM GOING a.rr 1l:l THERE's NO BOTTQM PIQ( a::w.E WI t..D BL..LIE'SERRI ES. IN THIS eucKET: Pill Cltdlll up him Involving "im with murder. ~ L w... 11m1a, Door Plumbing & Heating Tltlo dr""" IHuotrltillha dovooutlng en- of ' Alzhol_.l 0110011 on one lollifr. 8uHnnl found ltorootf locod with protl(lms ohe .... onttdpalod. aJ .DThllqtlllltr McColl 0011froo«o hia ahady, dongtr llltod put. (R) I-· liD IHINowt IS THAR ENNVTHIN6 I CAN 00 FOR YOU WHILE YO'RE LAID UP, LOWEEZY? ~asidenlial or commarclal wlr· rng . New ••vice or repairs r licennd electticiM . Ettimlte frH. Ridenour Electrical , 304 ' 675-1786. • General Hauling UH··THAR 15 ONE LITTLE t THING A wrap up of today·• nowo and a 1oo1t ahead to tomorrOW' otorloo. (t :00) ·(I)1~ (I) MOVII: Clllofmltl Kfcl (NRI (1 :113) 10:30 ()) ~rlnFplhota liD A ,.,....., lor.,...,_ v... Mdl•••·· .... l"hll ' - - -- --=-·' program _ . . thowho · -oro · of men ondatiM lfvlng'whhlha horror• of tholr uportonceo kl Ytotnam. 20 viii - k with o1udonta. .(I) UIIA Tonight tt:O O ( J ) - ond Dilltrd Water Sarvica : Poo11; Cisterna, Wells. Delivery Anv J tim e. Call 814· 4-46-7404-1110: SundtY calla. • - R & A Water Service Home' cistern•. wills. .pool• tilled. Formerly Jamas Boy s Water Same rate&. Cell 304 - &;76 ~' 8370. ~ R I M Cuatom Couthtt ~ · A~upholstery , St. At. 7, Crown C11y, Oh. 814-258-1470. e..-, 8 14·446· 3438. Open d•ilv 9 to 4 :30. Sat . 9 :30 1o 1 :30. Old 1 new UPhotltweci. Sln1a'a Upftolst.-y sn"op; Furn i- I turt. cer ...ta. boat ••••• ttc 1 Cell 614-258·1270. R o Ckli~ ' Rold, Crown City. · M_o wr-v'• Upholttwlng •~l flil ~·county arq:z:z.,....,,The belt '' '" fumlture ullholsll'ring. C.ll " 30_4 · 171 · 41154 tor tru " ..._.._. :..·------- ~: _ ..._ t!JII-.g - BARNEY Electrical & Refrigeration 85 O Rearrange latten of the / - - . .......,..--...,...,~,."" four ·scrambled wards below to form four simple wards. I I ONEBAM Il I~, , '. THAWE ........,:....!.:.;....:..:..,! ! · ~~-.....,;.!H'-.:.Y-"l:...rl~LT--~~ ~: I_, I_ I. · I. ·' Our office manager announced Ihe sale of a king·stzed bed over . lhe office intercom. One secretary wanled io know if the " king •••• I I C0 NJ UE with ·'·" ~-.,:.~::....;:;.l_:.:..,l::..;:;l,.'~l'"s--1 Q Complete th e chuckle quoted b y Id ling in ·the missing wo rds 1.-.J.-..l..-.1.-.J.L......I.. ......J · yo u develop from s1ep No. 3 below. ' YESIEIDAY'S SCIAM·UlS ANSWEIS Clutch - Radar - Sadly - Poetic - DULLEST Mer attending my first week of boring lectures l"ve come to tbe conclusion that it's always DUt,.LEST beforeihe yawn. BRIDGE NORTH 1-3-07 +J 9 43 ,95 James Jacoby It looks like four but it's only three By Jimes Jacoby When South made a game-try of three hearts, North was optimistic to catapult to four spades. But he had confidence in his partner:s declarer skills. Let's see how that confidence was justified. II West had been clairvoyant, he would have led diamonds. The defense would quickly take three diamond tricks and wait to take the setting trick in spades. Since he was looking only at his own cards, he led the club king. T~at gave South his chance. The unthinking declarer would win the club ace and immediately play A· K o( spades. He would then have no way to make 10 tricks. Instead, at trick two Ieday's South played a club lrom dummy and trumped it. Then came A·K o( spades. Although It appeared that the defenders would get three diamond tricks plus the spade queen, look what happened as the crossrull proceeded. South next played A-K of hearls and ruffed a heart in dummy as West discarded a club. Another club was ruffed and South led his last heart. West could not • J74 +A8 q WEST EAST +5 +Q 10 7 . . 06 t K93 +KQ 1043 'QJ874 t AQ85 +J 75 SOUTH +AK8 82 'A K 3 2 • 10 8 2 +9 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South w..1 North East Soutb PltSS 2t 4+ Pass 3' Pass · Pass Pass I+ p,, Opening l ead: +K alford to rulf (declarer would simply let a diamond go from dummy), so he discarded a diamond. The heart was ruffed in dummy and declarer ru{fed another club with his last trump. He now had 10 tricks and the defenders were left to divide the last three tricks between their high diamonds and the queen of spades. e RON'S Talevision Servlce l Housa calla on RCA. Quaze_!f GE . Spaclaling In Zenith. Car. 304 -576-2398 Of B1 4-446 2464. 84 GAMI A UNSCRAMBlE TO W GET ANSWER NowoHour(1 :00) 1978 Georgia Boy Class A .. 2& 11 , motor home. loaded . $11.600 .00 . Call 304-8823237 after 5:00 PM . ' WORD THESE SQUARES illl Nowo llJ -rttne Currant report1 M world economics 21 H. travel trailer . Sail, contained E~Ccellent condition ~ Call614-992-7215. '::~~:~' S©~~r~A-lG. ttfS® ltUt•cl lily ClAY I . POLL,t,N & PRINT NUMBERED l ETTER S IN .III PM Magullll ill E n - Tonight .Ill ........ CCiurt (!) all -Nol/ I.Ohror 22ft 1975 Starcratt Travel Trail•. Self containea, crank-up lfttenea, c11refree awnining. big bath withtub&,hower . u .eoa •. Ph. 614-256 -1343. a •C2l ill •111 1111- •a21 (!JIIIgnOII 0 MDrwJ•• Current roportll 011 world OCOIIOmlcs aild flnlnCIOI nowa with Lou Doi>OI. (0::10) a .....,moo~.. • (!) L.d¥1 tt:30 • (J) 111 - Coun 1cat r»n o1 cenon . ~=i'::J~~ IW:::':l;l II) """' Torllght Action Pld<ocf oport11 hlghllglltll with ' & Acca11ories 1:01 til 01111" 11 llllnd 1:30·III· IIII NIC Nightly Nowo illl --:---_:_~ . 76 '0--:--- 26 ft . Titan motor home, c o~ pletely se lf-contained, genera"' tor•. 'lleeps a. $8900 c'ilt 614-448-0008 . ,:_: CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fout1h and Pina Gallipolis. Ohio Phone .614 -448 -3988 or 614-• 446-44-77 1981 Y~maht 6!50. 4600ml .. acelltnt condi~n . $1 , 000 . Ph. 614-379-2818 . • (I) llttllllar Ollac:IICI YOU THE TRUTH~ 1982 Y.maha Via ion 550, w•ter cool&d, gear drive. 1.000 112.00. Cell814-441-8543. 1979 Honda CR -250. t800 pe,_' 81,-446-3040 . •az •III ·ill •111 1111 &E.,l'VE MS•DON'T YOU? VOU'VE &OTTA 8EL1EVE ME, t•M TELLi~ ' 82 mr I WED .. JUNE 3 I!VI!NINQ vou Ory wall and repair work. 20 yr i exp8f' ience, tree flltimstea. reas: onable r1111, 304-675-4452afttlf 6 :00. &891. 198.2 Dodge 400 2 · dr., HT, auto, 4-cyl .. AM -FM ciiHttt 18,113 mHea. Ph. 114- 441~ 011.2 llltt. 37. the mileage we walk to the plane?' ' The Daily Sentinet- Pa9e- 1S I J & J Water Service. Sw imming 14" Altum lnum Fllhing Boet poola. c iatern•. wellt . Ph. 614-, whh Trell•. 2-new tlr81. excel· . 246 -9285 . lentcondlt ton. Staat87VineSt. 1974 Nava 6·cyl, 43, 000 1ctual Wtttenon 's Water Ha ul ing mtlea. 11200 . Ph. 814 -448 · 38" River Queen Housaboet. raa ao nable ratea. i mmediat ~ : fully .ctuippad. Ph. 114 ·448· 2.()00 galloo !Htlvery, ci1tern1, • 3040 . 2387. pools, wall. et c. call 304-57&- ( 1978 Old1 Aagancy, 2-dr ., full ' . , - : , - - - - - - - - - 2919 . powet, ntw lirl* , no rult. 1973 Starr:refi 23 fi c~mper. hctllenl co"dltlon. s.. at MC co"d, full aWfting. rMIOfl• F.--nett City Mablta Homee C.H bla price, 304 -175-1197. 87 Upholstery 814 · 448· 9340 or 304-675 1918 VW Jttts 4· dr.• auto, ,t,C PB . PS . AM-FM can.tta. 4-c:yl .: 42, 928' miln Ph . 114-4410612 Pt. 37 . 1 "Does the frequent llyer program co<.int BORN LOSER0 1974 Hondt 760, loaded. excel· lent condition . new rune--up& oil · change. 1800 or bast ofler Ph. U8 -6619 aft..- 6PM . 6622. f.:::::::::::::::::::::..L;;;;;:;:;;:;:::::::::::::~ Vans & 4 W.O. Hay & Grain 64 1983 Plymouth Hor izon , 4-dr., 4 -ap., good work car. Ph. 614 -379-2726. 36 Fergu aon Tra ctor, bcalltnt cond., 2 bottom plow, pick-up dia c. bush hog. Ph. 614 -3888609. 1976 Chevy 4-wheal drlva 34 ton pick-up Tr11tk. $900 . Ph . 814· 379-2818 . 1973 Scout, 4 -wheel drive , 6-cyl. , auto, runs good 8660. Ce11814-379-2140. It t" IC bl 8 n arnt tOni u o - oy, plow disk. blada, 42 in. woQd t . belly mow-er. 13000 firm . Ph 81 4· 446-1602. conditioners. 1400. tiiCh. 220 vott alto 1 w indow unit . Ph. 246·6131 . c•n Autos for Sale 3-14 Ford Bottom plow a S325 1972 Monte Carlo 360 eng., Ford 8ft. disk 1250, Baltic a111o trans .. good shape Call seeder· apreader 1260, shaver after 6 Ph. 614· 245-925B. poat driv-er 1700. 24ft. hay ftlavator nice $166 . Ph . 614· For s ale: 1971 Dodge Charger 388-9832. 500 .340 auto, 1lap stick . 614992 -3342: No Sunday call• Used lnternatlonal37 baler, new please. part& have been added. bean kept in barn at all timtta . OthfJI' 1980 Camaro . VB, ni ce. S.1900. miscellaneous used equipment. 614-985-4366 . George Woodward. Call 6141980 Oataun, reduc&d.-. Excel379-2597. late eva. please. tent cond ition . OwnBf toolt good Super !55 Oliver Tractor nice care of thia one. 304-675-5669 . with 3pt . hitch ra~e - Equipmant ingood l hepe. Aft for S2695. Ph '78 Datsun B210, run' good , body lair, t360 .00. 304-675614-288-8522 .. 2183 . AC Tractor with belly mower & plows . 2 rowplantar. 11795. 5h. '72 B11 ick leStbre. 3150 auto, bush hog $295 Ph. 614 -286- $200.00. 304-468-1712 . 6522 . '82 Bonnevilta Pontiac, loaded. $3.000.00 firm , 304-875-2563 3000 Ford Tractor, PS, S2995 6ft . finish mower S795 . JO 14 aftl!' 5 :00 . Ton Baler '696 . JO 4 bar rake '72 MonteCarlol600.00 . 1000 $860 . Call614-288 -6522 . Kawa11ki LTD $500.00 . 304John Deere Oies&l 3020. Front 675-6697. weightt, wide front . Excellent condition . Ca/1614-742-2806 . '85 Trans Am. e•c cond, ioaded, witf, T-tOP I. $500. down as· Buy one any size c hain 1aw chi in sume loan. 304-676-2295 after •nd get second chain half price. 4:00 . S IDERS EQUIPMENT CO ., Henderson, W. Ve. 304 -67572 Trucks for Sale 7421 . 71 2- 3 t on Ull cO nlalntd tiT Moving, Bolttn!l mow.,, frHUr, piano, dining t1bl1. &tlrl<), wuhet & dryer , rnitc. Hwnt . e1 4-3 79-2263. 71 Jiv iden '• Farm Equipment 614-446·1675 Spaet el Seta Prices on our new Rioti Tractor! Vermeer llay equ iJ!ment up to t:JOOO off. Mower &, m owe, condit ioner &. rakn, tedders. & roundbelera l A c:omplele llnaot bale flendt lng & fae dlng ac ceuo riet , gr inder milllrt, wagon1, rottry -tiller s, rotary cutters, bladea. diac cu11 ivato rt. plowa, saedl!'l , pott driven. woodsp li11flfl, getea, headgetea, tru ck rac:kt , tru ck b1d1, trailert. sprayers. teed bunks. liveatock wetarera. min· ertlleedsrs. WhHIHorulawn I ge r d e n equ ipmant . Ua ed f::qu ipment · 8 round b•l•n (somet htt take aa lowata35HP tractorl mow ing machine&. rakaa, drum mower. square balllf&, uaed tractors . 3 7 ' heybine •. cutditionar. li me 1preader. to bacco setter&, diacs. plowa. harrow. guwhv wagon. And 1ee us lora complete line of peril II t ervical School modtl aew!ng m•c hin e d&liQned for school u se. New with 215 vr . warttnty. oo .. everything sewt on all material even luth1r. Reg. 14&9.96 Now t1 79.915 . Ct111 -&1•· 38154635 . 2 etta, s·1 Farm Equipment 273 New Holland sq. Baler 11500. Fo rd 3pt. R11ke $3 26. Skaver Poll Orivflr $700. 7ft . locust po111 $1 .35 each Ph . 614-3B8-9832. ; : : : - : : ; - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - Pluth: cistern t llfl approved. plattlc uptic tanka. plutlc culvtns. metal cuiYfns. RON EVANS ENTERPRIS£8 . Ja ckton, Oh. 614-2U-15930. !·~~~~~~~~~~::;~;;==~~~·~· ·~·~·~-;~~~ For . sale lowery Organ Ph. 614· 246-5836 . Ce ll t han "a Utad Tit!! Shop. Ove r 1.000 tires , abe• 12 , 13. 14, Hi, 16, 16 .6. 8 miles out At . 218 . Call814-256-6251 . 1 ' -~ MF 60 Tractor, good rubber, 1979 Fleetwood Cadillac. 1979 gas. Good condition . 12 ,800. Jeep Cherokee Call 614· 3792746. Ph. 246 · 9~09 or 245-!5239 58 Auto Parts & Accessories 79 Motors Homes & Campers Musical Instruments Arthritic lift chair. uoo.oo good cond. 2 Y~'~~ old. phone . ' 66 MF Tractor 12450 . 7ft . Flail mower UOO. Hay wtgon S300. '1976 Dodge Aapen Station Post hoe digger 8275. JD Wagon. a,d 1977 Dodge Aspen hammer mill $125 . Ph . 614- Station Wagon. Call 61 4· 3889724. 286-6622. - : - - - - - - - -- . -f-- Reg . Engliatl Springer Spaniel pups. Ex~llant hunting stock. F. T. Chtmp10na, Dad & Grendperenta from Engltnd . Ph. 4461383. Call 304 -676-4631 . . ~ 6: 1518 Unll\lg CragerSS Ma9s with nuts end loeb and 2 L80 11. 16 tirea. All in good (OOtid . S325.00. Ph. 614-446-04,., . worlt ~ A1k for Phil) Ph ., 441.· 7616 after 6:00 Groom and Suppt¥ Shop-Pet Grooming . All breads ... AII stylet. Julia Webb Ph . 614 -446on1 . Brown Pakingnesa 1100.00. For Sale: 5mo. oldforRegl1t11red Celt 814-448-7249. . U1ed and ~ e builtTranamlaaion; : All internally in1pected •'1, guaranteed . Installation ant~ · pick-up ev11ilabla Call 614-4460966. ! Pets for Sale 54 Misc . Merchandise Furnished Rooms Fu rnis hed fOO m . 1116 . Utllit ia1 pald S hare btth. Single mal e. 919 Seco nd . Gtlllpolla. Call 446 -4416 after 7pm. 56 - Wednesday, June 3, 1987 BUDGETTr1namiaaiona: Ua.d'& Rebuilt . All typn . Ou1ranteed J minumllm ol 30 days . will deliver , cash • carry or lnat~. Ph . 614-379-22 20 or 1-30•· 676-6758 . . Ready mbt concreta and 811 co.nCf'etl tupplies . Call ua Valfay Broak Cement and Supplies 304-n3-6234. ·. ~ - In Mlddle!:lon 2 bedroo m fu r· nishad apt, 304-882 -2666 . Rootna lor rtnt, day. wetk. month. Gall i!! Hotel. Ca ll 61444 6 -971 6 . Rent u low •• 1 120 month. 7 atairwav included. 14· QU A CIUplllt ll pprox Call 0 t q .6ydt. 446-3891 2 bedroom fu rn ised ltPt. ref and depotil . New Haven, W. Vt .. 30 4-8 B2- 3267 or 304 - 773 502 4 . 45 Dining room set. li ke new huvv beech w ood. oak finish, tabla. si• cha irt . $375 firm . Ph. 6 14 -446-9 22 9 . A Apanmenu In Henderaon . Perti&tly lum ls tred. 304-676-19 72. Office S p11c• for Rant. bcelttnt lor Ano rnfY s. ,l,~: r; oun t •n1 . ate Clou tO C ourt Hou11. C.lt Wiaeman .Aul l:stltf Agency. 61 4- 44 6 -3644. ' 2 Piece living Roo m SuheS 325 . Mollohan Fu rni tu re. Upptt Riv er Rd . Ph . 6 14 -448-7444 . Open tiii7PM on Week O&VI . 2 bedroom lurn is heO 8pt, in Middloport All uttlitielpaid. Call 614 992- 608 4 47 Space lor Rent 2 & 3 Bed roo m Mobile Hom n Ph. 814-448·0 527. 12 Mon11u tree finan ci ng with appr oved credit 1300 minu mum purchua necasury . 3 Mila& out Bulavilt a Rd . Open 9am to 5 pm Mon. th ru Sat. Ph. 61 4· 446-0 322. 1 bfldroom unf urnis hed apt. in Mutdleport S 150 per month plus lttilities. Ca ll 6 14 · 99 25545 0 1 6 14 -949-22 16 42 Mobile Homes f or Rent 2 BR , Mo bile Home at Ever· gree n. Ph. 446-7032. Cannon AP 200 t~pewriter. Excellant condition. Uled 2 montha. 814·992 -3254 or 1514992-3905. 304-875-6967 14 Jt70. 3 bedroom , t V1 bath ce ntra l air. Adul ts on ly Oeposii a nd r al er ~n cu req uired. Call 6 14 - 9~2 - 23 5 7 atur 6 :00 p.m 1 B11 dr oom bnic rant S 176.00 Business Buildings 76 Electric atove. co mple'ft bad cheltl'if drawen. bunk bad' tlblt~, ch,ir&, enterttinmant cen: ter. Call614-448· 3224 . M OBILE HOM E SALE S. 4 M I. WEST. 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Both vehicles sustained moderate damage. Taylor was cited fo r fa ilu re to control. Man rescued from river Meigs County Sherll! Howard f ra nk received a call abo ut · 8:20p.m. Tuesday !rom the Mason, W.Va. Police Depa rt ment Informing him that a man had been spott ed flga ting down river on a raft and that Mason au thorities were unsure if anything was wrong. Meigs County Emergency Medi ca l Ser vices were notified and Middl eport f ire Department and EMS were · dlspatcl)ed to the scene in upper Middleport. Law enforcement officers at the scene tried from I he bank to get a response fro m the subj ecl. Th m sub jec t fa iled to res pond and Middleport firemen went out into th e river to rescue the ind ividual. The subject. Gar.y Boggess . was all right and was treated at the scene by Middleport EMS. The sheriff also reports his department answered a do mestic violence ca ll at 7: 20p.m. on Sta te Rout e 143. Four forfeit bonds in court . Four defendants were li ned and seven others forfeit ed bo nds In the court of Pomr,roy Mayor Richard Sey ler Tu esday night . Fined were Ri char d Connolly, Pomeroy Rout e 3, $63 and costs, no operator' s license; Terry Derenberger, Pomeroy, and William Eakins, Pomeroy, each $11 3 and costs, intoxicatio n, and Harry Barton, Jr., ·Pomeroy, $'>5 and costs. excessive speed. . Forfeiting were Donald B. Betz ln g, Pomeroy, $50; Darren Cremeans, Rutland , $48; Bonita B9so, Port la nd, $47 ; Ri chard Metzger. Pomeroy. $46; .Jerry Holl ey, Ra cine, $47; Mary Ross, Columbus, $46, all posted on speedin g charges, and Melvin C. Pullins, Rey noldsburg, $63, expired plate., . Forfeii bond.5 in mayor's court Forfeiting bonds In th e court o! Middleport Mayor f red Hoffman Tuesday ni ght were Car.¥< G. Lee. Pomeroy , $40, speeding; Sa m McCloud, Middleport. $100. disorderly manner, and Eugene Ph illi ps, Al bany, $450, dr iving while Int oxica ted. Fined $25 and costs In the court was Way ne Williams. Middleport. on disorderly manner charges. Weather Licences !,'l'anted I Edith Teaford WedneSday, Area 'deaths and slsler·ln-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Teaford of Syracuse; 19 grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn Teaford, in 1943, one brother, one granddaughter and one son-In-law. ; Services wUI be Friday, 1 p.m., at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas McClung ofticiat · lng. Burial will be In Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends inay call at the funeral home on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. f ormer Minersville residen t, Edith Teaford, 90, died Tuesday at the Pom eroy Heal th Care Center. · A homemaker, she .wa s born March 8. 1897 at East Letar t to Har vey and Anna Cummins Roush. She was a member of the Fairview Methodist Church, the Syracuse. Chapter of the Daughters of America and Pocahontas Lodge of Sy ra cuse. . Survivors include fl vesons and da ughters-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teaford of Middleport . Jlilr. and Mrs. Ernest Teaford of George Lyons Corpu s Christi , Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tea!ordof Pomeroy: George B. Lyons Sr., 82, Mr. and Mrs. Ea rl Teaford of . Hartford, died Monday In VeteColumbus and Jl.;lr. and Mrs. John . rans Memorial Hospital, PomeTeaford of Chester; another son, roy, Ohio. Cecil Teaford of Athens; two Born April 30, 1905, In New daughters and sons-in-law, Mr . Haven, he was the son of the late and l\1rs. Richard (Mildred) Robert and Emina Elizabeth Karr Jr. a! Bonita Springs , Fla. Ohlinger Lyons. He was a retired coal miner. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry (DoSurviving are his wife, Letha rothy) Bentz of Racine; another daughter. Juanit a Dav is o! T. Lyons; four daughters, Yo ungstown ; one brother-In-law Thelma E. Oldaker and Marjorie Floods. ,,__co_n_t.,..tn_ue_d_rr_om-..:.p-a.:::g_e _1_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Service in Cleveland, said the storms were iso lated and scattercd, but appeared to be the worst in Hardin , Logan , Greene and Darke co unties In the southwes tern par t of the state. A nbod warning was posted today for Ha rdin and Marion county communities along the Scioto River. · He said Ceauga and Lake counties In northeast Oh io also ex perienced the severe weather du ri ng early hours today. "It was sort or a hit-and·sklp ba nd of showers thatwas concen!rated In the sou thwes tern par t of th e stale and in the northeast, " he said. The flood wat ch flood watch in effec t lor most of Ohio was canceled near daybre ak Chudo)vsky said the flooding that had been reported was mostly street and basement flooding caused by small streams that had risen over their banks onto roadways. "We_' ve got scattered flooding all over the county," said Darke County Sheriff's dispatcher Linda Jennings. "Three or our main routes are flooded in spots . All have places where they are completely under water and impassible." The floodin g blocked portions of state routes 47. 118 and 1os throughout the county, but Jennings said other county roads also were flooded. She said slate Highway Patrol ofllcials had to help a motorists whose car was flooded on a county road. No injuries were re ported. A. Herdman, both of Letart. Mary J . Clark, Racine, Ohio, and Alice R Fields, Ha rtford; one son, George B. Jr., Wellington, Ohio; one brother. Charles Lyons, Crestview. Fla .; two sisters, Mary Patterson, Parkersburg, and Crace Hudson. Gra:,;son, Ky. ; several grand· child r en and gre a t grarldchlldren. He was preceded ir\ death by a son, Bennie R. Lyons . funeral wUI be at 1 p.m. Friday in the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Sam Anderson ofllciating. Burial will follow · In Evergreen Cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. Daily stock prices Charles Athey JAI:KSCIN PIKE -trr. JO WEST Pl1one 4<46-4524 BAR... IN >4ATINEES SAT1JROAY & SUNDAY - All SEATS 12. 50 A~I SS ION EVERY TUESDAY 12 . 50 IJiAY 29 thru .JUNE 4J L.:: rRIDAY thru THIJRSDAY:.::......J I o·'""'- S heclal of the Week. . r t HAM BUR 64( ' .' · l . A OLPH'S + .Squads have 4 <'all~ ' Meigs Count y Emr rgr ncy Medical Services reports four ·calls Tuesday; Middl eport at 12: 27 a.m. to oq~w St.. fo r .J ohn ·Ord to Veterans Memorial Hospi· tal; Rutland at 12:.12 a. m. to Harrtsonvlltr for Cart i\ rix who refused treatm ent ; Pomeroy al 10:58 p.m. to 13u rlingham fo r Raymond Whal e ~ to Vt>lerans Memorial Hospital: Middl!'port at 8:26p.m. trratrd bu t did not transport Gary Boggess. ·May piC'k up (•ant~ Joyce St eMtrt. last year' s swimming lnstrur tor at the Mid· dleport Pool , rrport s tint! st u· dents not receiv ing th<'i r cards last year for sur('css!u ll y passing 'their water l<>sls, may pick them up at th e pool !rom 2 _to ·I p.m. Frtday. ;To end marriagt>s Brian Lee Hunt. :tlar ine. ;md Laura Mae Hunt. a mlno•·. by her 'itexl of friend, EllzabNh Moodlspaugh. Pomeroy : Terry Adkins Jr., .Pomeroy, and Paula f\d kln s. P.omeroy: Sha ro n LPe Williams. Langsvllte. and Elbert Lee Wllli,ams. Langsville. , have !lied In Meigs County Com mon Pleas tour! for di s solu t ions of tnarrlage. Ruth Ellen Drnt . a minor, by her parent and next friend, Bobby Porter. Ra dcl iffe, has filed for a divorce from Way ne Alan Dent, Middleport . · · Linda •K. Persons .has been granted a divorce fro m Denver Russell Persons. Court news David Hendricks, Midd leport. ltas flied suit in Meigs Count y Common Pleas Court requesting a $40,000 judgment from Mike Eblin, doing business as M&J ·Garage, Gallipolis. The cases of Paul Steinmetz. Jr. , et al, against Cathy M. Branham; and Frederick Hel· dreth and Vicky Held reth against Larry and Jean Po~Vell. doing business as Powell 's Super Valu • nd Powell's Super Vatu Inc., bav'e been dismissed. • .Ohio. I otterv "t"ta.ITy ~ml~t:r J . 681 PiC'k 4 9284 Super Lotio VICtOry , Voq7, I 29-17.15 • .e·- ary No. 2! Copyrighted -1 987 0 Clear and cool tonigltt. Low 50 lo 55. Sunny Friday . High around 80. 40-23~39 Page7 '•. • • • ·e n tine 2 SectjoQs, 16 Pages Ponieroy-Middleport, Ohio,Thursday, June 4, 1987 26 Centa A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Commissiolt,.engirieers·consider road projects By NAr,:CY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff A $400,000 Joan from a local bank may pave 'th e · wayt,o pave the' roads In Meigs County . If County . Engineer. Phil Roberts recommends taking th e ·loan, then the Meigs Count y 'Commissioners will . ·support him in his decision. ROberts reported ·tn Wednesday's commission'ers ni.eeting that· a local bank .is willing to loan .. $400.009 at six-percent interest to launch a county road ltmprovemeril program. Roberts outlined details of. the loan and .presented a list. or roads. . which are now ready paving - County Road 46 , · •Success Road, 3.84 miles ; County Road 30, Forest ~un Road !rom State Route 7 to the intersection o! County Road 34, 3.65 miles; and County Ro~d 3, New Lima Road between Rutland and Hatrlson-. · ville. 6.03 mites: Roberts es1lmates it will take at least $400,000 to apply two· inches of pavement to these roads which total approxinlately 13 miles. Llfe expectency of the paving would be 15 'years. { Although Roberts and· T~d ·Warner,_highwaay. t super.lnt~ndent, said they are In favor of a county Toad Improvement program, they .did voice concerns alxitit paylngtMloan back. Roberts said that as the h'tghway .'department budget now stands, about $50,000 a· year could be' paid back. With ·this much money going toward Joan · paYtJack, he and Warner said they were not sure now m~ch nioney wou.ld be left for routine road maintenance and dust control. . ' An Incentive for · entering 'intq the · paving program. they said, Is .that asphalt prices are lower nqw than they've been In Y.ears. . Roberts said he is anxious to see if Ihe state legislature hi creases · Ohto:s 12-cen)-a-gallon gasoline ·tax . Roberts said the tax increase proposal hinges on support from Gov . .Richard . Celeste. If the'gasollne tax In Increased, Roberts said he could expect some additional funding In his -budget and would be Jess hesitant to take on a large loan . . (This morning it was announced that the . Roberts rep~~s .road w,ork . itnderw~y iit Middleport ~ea governor is expeCted to propose an increase of 5.~ recommeqd3tion on the loan by next Wednesday's cents a 'gallon . )3ackers of the proposal say the meeting. Unanimous approval !rom the commisgovernor's support v,t:tually assures adoption or sioners, a public hearin g and a resolution or the.lncrease by thegeneratassembly. Each penny necessit y are needed before a loan could be . of \he gasoline.tax raises about $54 million a yea r. signed. , . . A 5.3 percent increase would bring in about S28t1 Earlier-consideration was given the possibility million, one-.!ourth a! which would go to local of selling municipal bonds to lund on-going road goveninients lor road programs . 1 · improvement, but Roberts said bonds would · Commissioner 'Rich ard J.ones said he would create a greater obtlgl\tiOn for the county. The support any portion o! ·a road imp•·ovement rom,mlssloners agreed . program that Rober ts. recommends. but that he Roberts also reported that about· ~ven mites or felt the county was past due lor a road program. roads are scheduled tor "area patching" this Commissioners · Manning ' Roush. and David summer - County Road 21. Hobson Drive; · KobleiliZ agreed with Jones. . . County Road 26, Flatwoods Road from Five Jones also poillted out that II the count y opts·lor Points to County Road .20 told U.S. 33); <;ounly ·the $400.000 loan, no money would come du e until Road 25 .~Pom·e roy Pike; Count y Road 28. !rom · 1988, and by lhe.n, the highway department wilt Racine to Bashan; Count y Road 30. Fares t Run; have paid oil a large piece or equipment, thereby ·and County Road 32. Eagle Ridge. Tot al cost for freeing· up some mor ~ money ·which could be these roads Is $132.300. This money. Is already applied either to the loan payback or to g_eneral earmarked In lhe highway department's budget maint'enance. · , and Is not part of 1he proposed $~00 . 000 loan. The comlssloners asked Roberts to make his ~~r-------------------~ \ ' By NANCY YOACHAM . DAIRY VALLEY :<75. .. Davis ' • With Fries........S1.19 South Central Ohio Marriage licenses have been Hospital news A flood wat ch is in effect today. issued in Meigs Count y Pro bate Veterans Memorial .Thunderstorms are likely, some Court 10 Ralph .James McDaniel, Tuesday Admissions _ Sa- Plan special meeting 1 L 1 h 19, Middl eport, and Rebecca lbl ' poss y severe. oca eavy bb d M'ddl muel Arnold, Syracuse; Patty rains possible. High near 80. Li nn Hi ar · 181 1 eport; Hudson, Middleport; Harold OrangeTownshlpTrusteeswlll WI d be · h Mart y Wayne Diehl, 24, Syrah ld 11 tl M d 5 l' · n commg west . to ,, mp . C S Jeffers, Pomeroy. o a spec a mee ng on ay, "At the End of the Pameroy-Mason Bridge Chance of rain Is 70 percent. cusc. and ynthia Doreen 'aut.Tuesday Discharges - Ken- 7:30 p.m. , at the Orange Town' Mostly cloudy tonight with a e•·s. 20. Pomeroy; Keith Alan net h Cundi!!, Jonnle Meadows, shlpllrestation. Dust control will POMEROY, OH. PH. 9 92 ~ 255 6 • f Bent z. 21, Racine, and Rebecca ed Alii ed .slight chance o showers. Low In .James Wells, Robe rt Rinehart, be discuss . nlerest par1"'1 _,..., _rlllfL . . . . . . . :. ._. • • ·the low tiOs. NorthwPst winds Ci to Ann Lee, 22. Raci ne. Gatha Aizarad a. ties are Invited to attend. ........, '\,..! "'1111:::: ~ .... -10 mph. Chance of rain Is 30 ~------------------------------------'--''-"-..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ percent. Partly cloud y Thursday, ·cooler and less hum id. High 70 to , Extended Forecast Friday through Sundny : , Fair with season" bl e tempera· tures. Lows In thP 4o to 50 frid ay ,and In the 50s Sa turd ay and ' Sunday. Highs In th e 70s f riday ;~nd Saturday and 75 to 85 on ,Sunday. ' .sparks Reds .. . Charles L. Athey, 43. o! Route 1. Bidwell. died Monday in Missouri. . Born June 18, 1943 in Gallipolis, he was a so n of the late Harlan Clair and Mae E. Athey. s urv ivors include one daughter PatriCi a Athey, and one son , Ch ~ r ies Athey, bo th of Bidwell; one sister, Ruth Ann Gatdnet of Cheshi re; and two brothers, Paul Athey of Denver, Colo. and Roger Athey o! Cheshire. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire, with Rev. William Curfman officiating. Arrangem-ents are by RawllngCoats-Blower funeral Home. There will be no calling hours at the funeral home. .-------------L-=:;;;:;.;.=:;=:;;;:;.;.==:;....:.,;,_,;,__ ~ ...Jtt... ~ ...Jtt... ~ "'"r' ~ ~ L..t' l . ,r I (As of 10:30 a.m.) . ' Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith ~f Blunt Ellis & Loewl Flrin Price Am Electric Power ... ... ... .. .. 26%' AT&T .. ...... .. .. ...... ... ... ...... .. .25 '% Ashland Oil .. ...... .. .. .... .... ... 62% Bob Evans farms .... .... .. .... 25\i, Charming ~hop pes ...... ...... .. 26% Feder.al Mogu 1... .. ... .. ......... .42 % Goodyear T&R .. ....... .. .... .. .. 65 % Heck's Inc ... .. .. ..... .. ... ......... .4 'h Limited Inc ........... .. .. .... .... .42\i, Multimedia Inc .......... .. ... .... 54\i, Rax Restaurants ............. .. ... 5% Robbins & Myers .. .......... .. .. lO 'h Shoney' s· Inc . .. .. .. .. ...... ........... 27 Wendy 's Inti ..... .. ....... ...... 10% Worthington Ind ... ....... ....... 20\i, . June 3. 1987 A ' .f " · considerably. " Roberts plans to. The board discussed re.placlng County Road 21, Hobson Drive, n:,gurfaee' the road in -about twn the courthouse roof whlch' lcaks was planed Wednesday morning weeks. . · . badly In several places . Funds .. of appi'oxlmat e!y'. one and one· A resolution was approved by amounting to $50,000 were ear-· .hal fro two inches ol.asphalt . Phil the commissioners committing marked In this year's county Roberts, M ~igs Cotinty.engi_neer. ' the couniy to a $12.500 local share bu~get for a new roof.'Once the reported the project We.dncsday of an economic development extent of the roofing project Is to th e Meig s Count y revolving loan lund through ·· determined, the board willl ad· Commissioners. Buckeyl' Hills·Hocking Valley vertlse ior proleel bfd~. Roberts )Vas able to get the Regional Development District. 'Upon recommendation from one-half mile or road fr om Stille The commissioners agreed to insurance consultant Richard Rou.te 7 to the Middleport c.or po- be(:onje part of the loan lund In . Patrick, lhi'commtssloners, have ration limits plan.ed . by BOCA · January. An Ohio Departmeni of rejectro all bids for a new Construction Co.- of. Norwalk, Developme?t ,grant for the loan lnsuran£e ·carrier to provide Ohto. lor $3,500. BOCA Was fund Is now In the final re~lew health and hospitalization coverbrought Into the area by the,Alan · process. Commitments of local a~e lor employees at the ·co'urt· ·stone Co. of Chcsterhlll for .work portions or the funding lr.om each h~use, county hlgtiway dep~rt · on the Gallipolis Eastern Ave. county trrvolved are necessary ment and Department of Human project. Because ' the asphalt before the graill ca~ be ap- Services. The e,Ommlssioners planer . was .brought In s!Jghtl:f proved. M~igs County's local said Patrick felt there· was not ahead of the Eastern Ave. · share of $12,500 would be · enough dl!terence In the county's schedule, .lhe ~ompany agreed-to . matched with $50,000 from the p,resent fnsurance costs and the . tackle Hobson Drive In Meigs state. 'The revolving loan fund bias. to warrant acceptance of a County. He said·. $3.500 was a could be · used to provfde seed new carrier. The commissioners ·''goood . price" for th~ planing money lor new businesses In the . said · they will continue their , which will "leveltheroa(j's jolnt s count y. pursuit of a cheaper Insurance . . .. rate . R~agan, will press allies on arms policy while in ·Europe . PLANING ROAD - County Road 21, Hobson resurfaced In about two weekll. BOCA Co1111lruc· .· Drive, ·from State Route 7 to the Middleport lion Co. of Norwalk, Ohio plane\! the half-mile corporation. limits, !'IIlii planed Wednesday 18 a strip of ro!Ui for S3,i100 which Roberll! morning of about one-and one-hall to two Inches of "good price." The 1111phal! which waa removed asphalt. County Engineer Phlllp Roberts, picfrom the road can be recycled hy the county tured:at right In front, says the planing wUIIcvel hiKhway deparlmenlllll cold mb materlaj, lf.ltls VtNtCE , llaly iUPil - Pres!· duled fo r just alter Ute surhmtr. . fln~l statement at the conclusion . the joints of the r<lad co1111lderahly and make the used within two-weeks. After two-.week!l, the deni Reagan is prepa,red to urge rotid much ~moother to travel a..• 110on as 11.- is With no · olficial meetings , or the ~ummlt . · material sets hard a.• concrete Roberll! Hays. ; allies at the Economic Summit to· Reagan was relaxing ar the Medium·range and shorter· "press ahead vigorously" . with · three-story Villa Condulmer In range nijclear missiles are re arms talks aimed at halving the Veneta. · · garded the most fertile ground . s~perpowers' strat egic nu clear Althou gh of!lcials In Wa.~ hlng- for a pilssible superpower agreemissile arsenal. his national · ton played down expectio.ns of ment at Geneva arms control security adviser says . any substanltive agree!llenls at. talks. .Reagan spent his first full day . next week's summit, national But · Carlucci said he also in sei:ulsion today at a 17t h- security adviser frank Carlucci expects. Reagan and .the leaders century villa - equipped with a told reporter s ~ aboard Air Force or Britain, France, JaP.an, West · , lly United Press International following stat ement : . stable and golf course- about 12 One th.at Reaga n will push the , ,Germany; Italy and· Canada to Gqv. Richard F. Celeste's top "II newspaper has -an obllga- . miles nor th of Venice, 'were allies lor a unified position on . discuss strategic nuclear weapoilt)cal adviser has la shed b ~c k , tton to report us fuli.y as possible leaders of seven Industrial pow- . nuclear arms coritrol a nil for help . pons, like lntercont lnental ballisat tlie Cleveland newspaper that on the men who run ror prcs td unt. ers will meet next week for the in keeping the Persian Gulf opm. lie missiles. · branded the govern or as a The Inform ation about Governor · 13th annual Economic Summit . Reagan ~pokesman Marlin · "O.ur position Is we need to womanizer, and some, pollllcal Celes te' s personal.llfc. which has . Reagan'.and hi s wile, Nancy. Fitzwater said ·there will be a pr.ess ahead vi(~Orously oil • observers specul ated that Wed· been th ~ subj ect or rumor and arrived late Wednesda y lor what "good full dlsscusslon" of arms . START," Carl,u_ccl said - refer· neSday' s sensation a I story might speculallon lor many Y,Cars. was was originally scheduled as a · control' · tng to Strategic Arms Reductions ·kill Celeste's budding pres idcn'' carefull y Inves tigat ed by two of four -day state visiT to Italy, It · Carl~ccl said a pending agree- Talks between· Washlngtbn &nd tlal campaign. our mos t experienced reporters. was made a prlvate i>isll aft er the ment wlth 'the Soviet's on eliml- Mosco)V seekt.ng a 50 percent In Columbus, the governor's "We have been workin g on this · Italian governmen t w ~s dis· natlng me,dium-raru:e mlssles reduction In the 'long·r.ange r:nts+ offi ce teporlep a brisk stream of story lor ,orne ti me and decided . :Solved and elections were sche· probablv will be addressed In a . sies . "There's no reason wl\y !he telephone calls, about 50-50 In to publish alt er the governor told Soviet Unibn ·cannot decouple . support or Celeste, following' The a news conferehcc on Mond ay this fr.om the defense In space Plain' Dealer's story alleging that he did nol have a Gary GOV. RICHABD CELESTE and begin · lo 'negotiate In CPJest·e had extra · marit al al· Hart· type persona l probl em... earnest." fai s with three women within "The Plai n Dealer has no The Soviets ·have previously the last decade. y toward' Governor Cc· animosit Insisted on making deep cuts In Austin, Celeste'sguber· Gerald tes te. We have-endorsed him for strategic weapons·· contingent natortal campaign manager and governor twicr . 'the charactN of upon t~e scrapping of the Reagan ltingtlmo political adviser, sa id a person consld!'ring runnin g for . admlnls'tratlon's prized · StreTho Plain Dealer .had an " ult e this count ry highest o!!lce Is a , teglc Defense Inlative, the pro· rlor.mottve" which was to kn ock legitim ate subj ect ror a news pap· .posed space· based .anli-mlsslle Celes te out or lhe pres idential er 's scru ti ny." ·system better l!nown. as "Star SANDUSKY; bhlo ·(UP! ) sweepstakes. "Dick Celeste's per sonal lire is Dagmar Celeste says she stands · Wars." · " If you look at the stories and non!! or my business and I don't On the econ.omtc !ronr. Fitz- by her husband, but would not the ~ea dlines and the edit orials thin k It 's anybody else's busi·water said. reagan will try to say If she had forgiven her of the last fi ve years , this Is a ness, either." said an obviously soothe the fears his rouriterparts husband; said to have ~xten paper that Is out to get Dick a nnoyed Democrarlc State at the samniit may have about romanlically ll~ked with three Celeste for one reason or Chairman James M. Ruvolo. ~.s. monetary pollc)< as a result other women In the· last decade. another." said Au$tin. Ruvo lo declined furth er com· of . the depar(ure of Federal Accuasatlon~ of marital in flAustin not ~ th at repor ters menI. Asked ir he wanted time to .Reserve Board Chairman Paul dellty were m'ade by the Cleve- never raised the Issue In 1986 cool of!, he res(l(Jnded: "Those Volker add the appointment of . land Plain Dealer Wednesday, des pite hints by Republican arc your words." economiSt Alan Greenspan as his just two days alter Gov. Ri chard candidate James A. Rhodes that 'Stat e Rep. David W. Johnson, ..:_su~c;;;ces": · ~so.;,;r,..- : - - - -·~-~ · F. Celeste said he had no "Gary Celeste's personal habit s could R·North CailiJJn. who headed Q._k . Hart· type problems." be cailed into question. P!'esdent Reaga n· s Ohio cam~ gas tncreast: ·. The Plain Dealer, fn a copy"At no tim~ did anybody write paign In 1.984 and Is an Ohiq right story quoting unidentified , abOut his personal life," said leader In Vice President George €0LVMBU8, Ohio (UPI) sources, said'Celeste awes were Austin. '' Why was that story Bush's bid .fo r the pres idency , Gov. BlehU'd F. lllld lep worried that reports he was . written now? He's not a said the new spaper story would lrllden Ill lbe Ohla HOllie ud "romantically llnked" 'with three ' candidate." have' a " devastat ing" el!ect on REAGAN StJMMft" '- 'Pn..Nnt Beacaa ~~ra·llle are ,,... ,to tN!ll a pi !IIIIo women· fn the past decade could .Celeste is In the process or Celeste's chances and could put IIITIY.,. ·at Marc:o Pell! Alrp111 Wedae•~•Y. add 'Ia ~llown here laere-lbe IRate I-11Detu5.1 harm his chances for the Dema- making up his rrilnd whether to him out of lhc running. , revlewla1 ltallu. 11'110111 ·a~o~~,_ wltll Italian Prim~ Mlnlller .. ceall ud ·may pal It Ill IM! 1%.4 cratlc nomination lor president. run lor the Democrallc nom(na· " I think It's too bad that we're 'Amlatere Futanl. Prtsldellt ReacuiiiiD ltalyfor.uevetlaallon blllloa ·l r-porlatlon blld1et ·The three women were not tion for president In 19!18. Into this," said Johnson . ''I'm (!(lGaomlc !lllmmlt wldcll bellaluae 8. I VPIY IN!td '!'eeL· . Identified. Continued on page 16 . 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