http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2eeaf8d901accd00cfa5b537c54a1665.pdf ee4ee09509841bf7cf4f513cc4f48650 PDF Text Text " ' '" '. . -···-·-· Ohio Lottery Reds wallop Dodgers, 10-4 I DON'T WANT .TO GO BB&IE-To Scllos/ Pi«'k 4 SCHoot. SPECiAl 6889 Page-4 • at y By RICHA.RD C. GROSS WASHINGTON I UP()'- Th r Uni1ed States ha s dispatched high-speed patrol craft to the Persia n Gu lf for possible use by special cou nter-terrorist team s to thwart new Iranian threat s ,to shipping .. Pentagon sou rces said tod ay. St'veral of the 65-foot patrol boat s left for the gulf from Cha r leston, S.C.. aboard the USS Ra leigh. a n amphibiou s assa ult ship , th at also ca r ried four s mall wood en-hulled min e· sweeping boat s to a ugment forces In the i(ulf. The 30-ton boa ts . armed with 40mm guns. we re di s patched In prepara tion for the possibilit y that Na vy special wa rfJrc SEAL teams will be sent to the gulf I<J ter. the so urce said . It will ta ke a bout a month for the Ra leig h to a rrive In t~e gulf. SEA L s tand s rot sea , a ir an(! land . and th (' teams are hl ~ h ly trai ned wa r fare specialists wh o opl'ra ted In sma ll unit s In Vl l'tnam . · " If th e boats a re the re. It' s only a pla ne r id e" for th<" SE AL teams , one so urcl' said. " There is a big difference In ge tting people ove r th ere In planes rath er tha n l oa din ~t the m a board a s hip for a 30-day tr ip ... 111 ... 11 lULl 'It"•• W-EI SCI.L PERILS c c OUt REG. . St' TRIISPDEIT TIPE $ 00 UIIR 4 UIIR2 .. PERT ..... l i t liD . . Litl •uu IIUISIILE . IIIPDS lZ IZ. SIZE ·T.__, IDE M cr. SIIAll • 41 cr. MEDIUM 32 cr. lAIISE • a o.-tA~G£ II patro~ II IIIII IIPLETS nLEIIL 1'1£ In a related report , U.S. radar·jammlng planes were airborne and the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chle.fs routed out of bed because of. a flurry of activity at Ira n's Si lkw orm missile sites Monday when the re-flagged Kuwaiti tanker Gas Pi'lnce approached t he Sirall of Hormuz . " We had a fa·ise alarm, " for about " three or four hours : ·· a Pentagon official told The Was hington Post. But It was enough to bring Adm . William Crow e. the Joint Chiefs chairman, to the Pentagon at 3:30 a .m. EDT. · " He's in he re frequently." one source said of Crowe' s mustering to t he Pentagon . "He hasn't had a good nlg~t' s sleep In a long time." Severa l miss ile launchers on truck beds we re in posit ion at a s ite nea r Khuzistan. alo ng the st ralt . but no active missiles <>r crews were det ected . With their discove ry . U.S. Navy planes were ord ered to activate radar· jamming devices . MA NAMA . Bahra in IUPII - E ight mine· swel'plng U.£. helicopters have arrived in the Indl an Ocea n for transfer to the Persian Gulf, whe re shipping ha s slowed dras tically while Iran ~,. OUIIEQ. W 2 ~!Q. Ut • 99 QUID Ut ___IAU.'IIM PEPSDDEIT FJ£1 I Ill H OZ. SIZE samiER 1llnRI1I ·II THREE CAR MISHAP - This small compa<·t car driven hy Dee Roush Tnt'Sduy ev•·nlng apparenlly s lopped In th ~ soulhhound ian ~ awaiting a left hand turn wh~n II was stru ck from ~hind hy a Ford pickup drive n h.v Don Rose, Racine. A third auto h1•adlng In th~ opposite direction and driv en hy Kell y Lee went off th e lwrm to avoid the spinning Roush auto and lost control, hilling an ••mhankrm•nt and flipping ovt' r into a dralnag1• dit ch. Occupants .in hath th•• Lee and Roush vehicles wcr~ transported to th e • 49 hospital ~y th e Racine Emergency Squad Unlis 2ft and 24. The Racine Fire Department responded two units to th e scene, where a fuel leak In the Rous h aula was kept In check. Extensive damage was re ported on the two carA, while the Rose truck esca ped with mod erat e damage. The accident Js still under lnvesll ~allon hy the Ohio Slate Patrol. The accident occurred approximately one mile north of Raci ne on Stal e Route 124 near the Larry Wiles res idence. Ohio .pipeline could. increase gas imports, officials report OUt lB. ZJS ...~. 111M ALBA NY. N.Y. tUPI I - .~ liM ro mpan~ · 11 ... 1111 11-IID ISCILUTIII Fll II MIL£ ntE'f LIS11 ,. ..... , -·-·-... •• IZ. Ell& 2 Sections 14 PeQes 25 Centl A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper stages mil itary maneuvers as a warning to "America and the big powers ." The RH -o3D Sea Stallion helicop ters arrived Tuesqay a t the Indian Ocean Island of Diego Garcia, · where they will be placed aboard the Jl ,OOO·ton helicopter carrier USS Guada lca nal and transport e<1 to the gull, Pentagon sources sa id. The sources, who asked to rem ai n anonymous. said the Guadalca nal - with 200 Navy support personnel -was four day s steaming time from the gulf and could be in the vita l waterway for mine-sweeping duty within one week. Ordered Into the area aft er the re·flagged Kuwaiti ta nker Bridgeton struck a m ine as it was being e• corted by Navy warships. the heli cop ters ar rived a t Diego Garcia as Iran began three days of maneuve rs Tuesday in the gu lf. The war games , code-nam ed "Mar :yrdom," included Irania n land and naval forces and d,e monstraied th e nation's milita ry might as a wa rning to "Ame rica and the big powers," an unidentified Revolu tionary Guards commander told Tehra n radio. Irania n Navy Com mander Mohammad Hussein used the occasion to announce that lranla11 marines, ·' along with other martyrdom· seeking defenders," were ready for the "great Persian Gulf battle." "Naval forces are fully pre pared to take revenge on the United States a nd it s criminal accomplices fo r shedding the blood of innocent martyrs of Friday' s ca rnage In Mecca," Malek· zadegan said in a reference to last week's riots In which 402 people died in the Sa udi Ara bian holy city. In London, a spokesman ·for Lloyds shipping_ insurers said movement in the gu lf a ppeared to be "drastically red uced" Tuesday but the agency has "no idea" how many ships are backed up outside the region awaiting the end of the war games. "We know that vessels are go ing through, but how many might be delayed we don' t know," the spokesman said. Gulf shipping sources, however, reported no Incidents of Irania n forces inte rfering with Internal tonal shipping or a ircran . Male~adegan Sponsor of strip-mining law says it is not being ·e.n forced UIISCEIIltD OILY FIIIL TOUCH FABRIC Clearing tonight. Low between 00 and 65. Sunny Thursday. High In mid llOs. craft on way to gulf area PLIS •••• rraRTI entine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August 5, 1987 High speed FI1E SIB.IECT IDTEIGII 450 l)ACKTO Vol. 37. No. 61 CopyrigMod 1987 ·wirebound notebook Daily Number 1 I OUIB lUt A tha t tr a ns po r ts gas to New York. P•' nn sylvania a nd Ohio pla ns to co ns truct a paralll'l ·· pip<' lint' in th e· Buffa lo a rea .to mo re tha n double it s Import s fr om Canada . offi cia ls said Tuesday . . National . Fuel Ga s Supp ly C0rp. 's proposed pipeline projl'Ct through Lan caster . Elma a nd Marilla comes ht"forc publ ic hearings In Buffa lo Wednesdav and Thursday. The compan y hopes to com· plete construction by th<· begin· ning of the h catt n ~: season. but co nstruction will defJ'end on the outcome of lhc hearings, J<'ff Stockholm . Staff Council for th e P ublic Ser\'l ~e Commission. Na t ion aI F·uel Gas Supply Corp. now has a 3,393-foot pipe· line network st retc h l n ~: from $o uthwes1 Penn sy lva nia to th e New York-Ca nada boarder. If no one raises a substa nt ive dis pute a1 the hearings , the PSC could approve the proj<'Ct by th e end of September; Stockholm said. The proposal was stal led by th e Federal E ne rgy Regul atory Commission from 1980 until H approved the project on July 24, Mlch~el Scott said, an official a t the stal e Energy Office. The new 24· 1nch·wlde, 12.3· mile· long pipeline wlll run next to an cxlstin R li ne and al low the compa ny's to c arr~· an additional ~millio n cubl r fee t of gas a day . The cu rrent pipeline through the th rPe communities is only 211· Inches-wide arid restrict s im· ports to 411 million cub ic feet a day . Fort) ·three r e~ id cnt s pl'titi· oned thl' PSC in .June to .s top the proposal because the pipeline would be constructed within laO fl'l't of th eir houses a nd harm the beauty of their lots . Stockholm said. The Nat tonal Fuel Gas Supply Cor p." " has a lready made some commitm en ts to relocate the line as far away from the res id ent s as possible." David Reitz , the co m· pany's lawyer sa id. Riffle trial date set An attorney was appoint ed and a trial date set when Robert L. Riffle. 30. Pomeroy, appeared Tuesday be for<' Judge Charles H. Knight in the Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Co urt for ar· ralgnmerit on th ~ Indictment c harging him with receiving stolen property. The Indictment had been sought by Prosecuting Attorney FrM W. Crow Ill In co nnection . with a n incident last May lnvolv· lng the theft and subsequent disposal of a weed tr!mmer . Riffle has previously been con· vkted of approximately a dozen theft offenses and was on parole ai the time of the latest Incid ent, according . to the prosecutor's office. · Receiving s tol en property Is a fe lony of the t hlrd degree and carries a possible penalty of one, one a nd one-hal f or two years In prison and a fine of up to $5,000 of both, In addition, a conviction on the new cnarge m ay res ult In a parole violation and any new sent <!M'!!!!'" illlght be ordered to be served cortsecutively to any time re!flalnlngon the old charges, the prosecutor's office reports. Pomerpy Attorney Jennifer L. Sheets was appointed by Judge Knight to r,epresent Riffle upon a finding of lndlgency and bond · wa s set at $5,000. Trial was set for 9 a.m. on Sept. 15. · Riffle was returned to the Athens Mental He alth Center where he has been voluntarily receiving treatment . He will be returnM to the Meigs County jail when th e t reat ment Is completed .. .•. WASHINGTON tUPIJ -The chi ef spo nsor of a law regulati ng the strip-mining of coal marked the statu te's lOth anni vE•rsa ry with som e harsh word s for stale a.nd fe deral regulators. sa ying enforcement efforts have been lax . Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ari z.. said Monday the Surface Mining Control a nd Reclamallon Ac t ha s "not a ccomp lished what I or the people of the coa l fields had hoped ... The l Oth ann ive rsary of the law's sig ning by former presi~ dent .Jimmy Carter was observed Monday by House tes timo ny on Its enforcement. Uda ll. c hairma n of the House Int er ior Committee: said the cleanu p pi·ogra m was "seriously disrup ted" by former Interior Secretary James Watt . poorly regulated · by so me state' a nd greeted with " bitter a nd lm pla· cable opposition '' by some seg· ments of th e coa l industry. Bu t Udall insl'sted there was "no glaring weak ness" in the law itsl'lf that cou ld not be corrected by tougher enforce ment. "If coal operators rPfuse to obey the law. they shou ld mine no more in America," he said, addi ng th at " wildcat ters" who violate it " can and will be put in jail where they belong" and officials who "are not doing the job ... sho uld be removed." Feder al e.n!orcement effor ts were defenaed b.Y ,Jed Chris· tpnsen, director of the Office of Surfa ee Mining Reclamation an d Enforcem ent. who said the con· troversy " tended to overshadow the great strid es th at have been made." "The product of hard-fought compromise. thl\, act was consi· dered by some too harsh, by others too riddled with excep· lions and loopholes to allow effective enforcem ent." he said. But he sa id time had "mel· lowed m a ny of these views" and the law had generally been accep ted by the coa l mining induslry . Environmentalists and neig h· bars of str ip mines were among abo ut two dozen witnesses at the hearing who Insisted weak en· forcement leaves coal mining areas subject to severe land erosion, contaminated drinking water, floods and landslides. Indu stry spokesmen said they were obeying the law but em· phaslzed the cost of meeti ng Its ~eq uir em ent for reclaiming strip-mined la nds . James Lyon of the Environ· mental Policy Institute said the Reaga n admlnlst.ration had "demonstra ted disdain" for the law but said the future looked better because man y operators now "believl' in the principles of this law and regu larly co mply with it." Thomas Ca lloway, a National Wildlife Fe dera tion witness , bla med problems on " misman· agement, incompetence and In some cases Inte ntional efforts" by regulators to under mine the law. Coal company officials blamed ma ny of the problems on "wild· '!'a t" operators. Celeste is disappointed over judge:s ruling on NG dispute COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPTI . eroded sta tes' right s. Las t No- of the Guard only while· the Gov. Ric ha rd Celes te. "disap· vern bcr. Congress passed the Gua rd Is not employE'<! in the pointed" over a judge's ruling Montgome.- Amendment . giv· service of the United States." upholding the federal govern· ing the federal government au· meilt's co ntt·oi over National t hal'ity over tra inin g procedures. Perpich co ntended the amend· Guard un it s, says Ohio may join A number of Guard unit s in the me nt overturned previous law a Minnesota appea l. country were sent to Ce nt ral that allowed governors to veto U.S. District Judge Donald America , includin g a few from certai n uses of the Nalional Alsop rul!'d Tuesda y in St. Paul. Minnesota. Perpich didn't t ry to Guard. Minn .. th at the federal govern· stop the Minnesota units from ment has a constitutional author· goi ng, bul raised the legal "We feel ve ry strongly about ity to order Nat ional Guard units c hallenge to set tle the sta tes' the states' rights issue. a nd tha t to Central America for trai ning right s dispute. is why we will bl' appea ling this witho ut their g overnors' ruling, .. Perpich said. " This Is a a pp roval. Celeste announced he would clear exa mple of lhl' federal Gov . Rudy Perpic h of Mlnne· not let Ohio National Guard lin its government e ncroac hing on sota, who filed th e lawsu it to trai n as ·pla nned In the sta te powers that havp wor ked c hallenging the Monlgomery Honduras in 1989. The Na tion al effect ively In thl' past." Amendment , saidt hes tatewould Guard Bureau at the Pentagon - ask the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of sa id such a move would mean In his decision . Alsop said the Appeals for an expedited ruli ng el il)llnation of millions of dollars term "National Gua t•d" refN s to on the a ppeal. in federal aid for the Ohio "two overlapping, but lega lly Ohio was one of 10 states National Guard. distinct, organ lza t ions." 'joinin g Minnesota In th e suit and Celeste said his legal s taff would He reiterated earlier s tate· He said Congr£oss. under Its review the opinion to deter min e m ents that sendingOh io Na lional co nstitutiona l a uthority to "raise whe ther tOjoin Perpich' s appeal. Guard unit s to the Honduras a nd support ar mies," ha s "! am disappointed that the would be " unnecessa ry. danger· created " the Na tional Guard of suit has been dismissed," Ce leste ous and provocative beca us e of the United States , a federal said, "In writing · the Cons tltU · the military buildup ·In Hondu , organiZation comprised of sta te tlon , our natlon's found!'r s s peclf· ras. !want to stress that I believe natiOnal guard units a nd th!'ir ically set aside for governors the most people don't think we · · members." · right of control over the National should be sending the Ohio "The stat~ units a lso mai ntain Guard In peacetime. This ruling National Guard to Honduras ." an identity as state national strips all governoFS of that right. "This r uling now mea ns that Alsop ruled the federal govern· guards, par t of thE' militia . the governor's cons ent ln sending · ment had a uthority to pass the described In Article I. S<'ction 8. the National Guard units based In Montgomery Amendme nt a nd of the Constitution," he said. their state on tra ining missio ns Is send troops overseas because It irrelevant." · The judge said Congress was has "plenary authority over the The suit contended the Constl· training of the National Guard regulating the .National guard lutlon gives governors aulhority while the Guard Is on active under provisions In the U.S. Code over training of state militia, or federal duty." dealing "exclusively with the . st11te guard unlls 1 and said The judge said the fed.e ral Nat ional Guard of the United sending them out of the country government " must share wlth States, a ready reserve campo· without governor s' co nsent the states authority over training nent oft he Army ;~ nd AI~ Force." ' �.. Commentary The · Daily Se:n tinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERES'I'S OF TilE MEIGS· MASON !\REA ~~ CS!m~ ~v ,.,.,__, a..:r• ........., .::::~. = . ROBERT I~ WINGETT Puhlisher · PAT WHITEHEAD . Assistant Puhllsher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A M EMBE;R o f Thr Un i1C'CI Prrss I nff'rn~l1 ion a!. 1n I;.w tl Dail _ , . Prrs!' and th f' Am cr il' ~ln l\'rwspaprr P ubli!'hrr s Asso(' i a1i6n. As1iOC'i<~1i o n l.F.tTERS OF' OPTI\"lON an• wri<·Omf'. Thr' shnuld br If'~." l hJn :\OCt \I' CII'd S A t1 ll'l!t'r" u r<• ~ubi {'('I to f'd ill n ~ <tncl mu.-: 1b<' "ii2 0l'll 11 it h n;~ m< •. <l( lf1 r£'~s a ntl ld<•phont" numbPt . Nn un1-igm'<l lt•lt!'l'!' will b4• publbh('d . Lt •llf•r:-. ); hould bP in ~n(lcl l a~ l ! •, ,tddn•o,;.., in g r. . ;..ur ... . nnt p( ·t~ n nalilit")o. . Inn~ . ' ·C ongressional leakers . . . are at It again ', . ,' I\ By STEVE GERSTEL ' WASHI NGTON ( UP I I -In the never-endin g quarrel between the a<;lmlnlstration and Congress over which of the two branches of the government is more prone to leak sens itive information, Congress has just been caught behaving like a sieve. Which does not end the dispute nor does it mean the admi~istration is free of guilt. Leaking is, after all. an entrenched form of communication in the na t ion's ca pita L Indeed. an investigation by the Senate Intelligence Committee discover ed tha t that two- thirds of c lassified intelligence leaks ~a n iJe traced to the l?xecutive bran ch. based on an analysis of eight . newspapers in the fir·sl six .mon.ths of last yea r. But two recent. highly publ ic iz.;d instancf's did little to turn away charges by Ct. Col. Oliver North and others that Congress cannot be trusted with sec ret information. One involvl?d Rep. Les Aspin . D·Wis .. chairman of the House Armed Services Committee. and Senate Republ ican leader Robert Dole: th!' ot her. Sen. Patrick Leahy. D-Vt.. former vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Asp in and Dole. along with other congress ional l ea ders, were to ld details of the U.S. escort miss ion i n the Persian Gulf- including the date I he first convoy was to s.ail - during a closed meeting with top administrat ion officials. As soon as Aspin .emerged from t he sa nc1ity of the briefing. he confided the starting date of the operation to reporters. a fact I hen quickly confirmE'd b)' DolE'. · Asp in lat er lam ely ~xcu sed the breach by say ing that the conte nt s of the briefing were not classified. But il does not lake a cha irman of (he House Armed Services Commit tee to figure out that I he beginning date of a military operation should be kept secret. : There was no disclosure bf cla ss ified information in t he Leahy case that involved the leak of the ln!PIIigence Committee's dt'aft staff report on the invest iga tion into the lran- Contra scandal. The draft had been declassified by ,the executive branch. But the disclosure was not authorized and the committee had voted not to release the report. Some Repub licans charged the report was being supressed by Democrat s beca use it tended to distance President · Reagan from the scandal. · • The draft was made availab le to NBC by Leah)" in January "because I here we re major gaps and other problems with it , and not because of a desire to emba rra ss the president." l he senator explained. In a somew hat nal\·e. self· serving stale(l'lent , Leahy sa id he was " angry with himself" tor letting NBC reporter John Dancy "examine the draft report and 10 be alone with if. .. In the lhird·person statem ent . hP sa id . "Senator Leahy had no int£>nlion that any part of the unclassi fied report be made public. " What did he think Dancy would do wit h II , save il for his memoirs? Caughl rcd ~ handed. Lehay submitted his resignation from the committ ee, a token gest ure because he was due 10 leave under the panel's rotation sys lem within a few weeks. • A much better-kept sec ret wa s the identit y ol l.eahy as the leaker from Jan . 13 when he r esigned until J uly 2i when he decided to co me clean . . • I n th e long term. neit her disclosure did irreperable har m . : Cer tainly I ra n wou ld have known when th e U.S. escorted co nvoy sta rted making its wa)' up the Persia n Gull and no one even r emembers 1hat the I nl ell igence Commiltee conducted an ·lnvestigalion.of t he lran -Ccmtra sca ndal. But pin-pointed l eaks such as these two provicle fodder fo r those who.- l i ke Oll ie Norrh. need a reason nol to co nfide in Page- 2 -· The Daily Sentinel·· Wednesday. August 5. 1987 WASHINGTON - Adm. John Poindexter, President Reagan's former national security adviser, testified last week that hE> ~·very "Finally, I would like to say that It would be nice -It would be just wonderful If had a tape recording of the president of the United States very early in' 1986, and a transcript of same, slating what the president's real lnten.' lions wE're with the Iranian initiative way back In February we nervous" and even · "alarmed" when he learned that Reagan had confidentially confirmed the existence of the secret Iran Initiative for us more than a year ago. 1986. Poindexter's first admission "The point I'm 'trying to make during adroit quesftontng ts, we have precisely that. We by Rep. James Courter, R·N .J . · have a contemporaneous Inter· The 45-year-old former prosecu· view with the president of the tor and Peace Corps volunteer, United States and a nationally now in his fifth term, has become syndicated columnist, Dale Van an Influential member of t he Atta. who works with Jack Iran-contra committee and the Anderson." House as a whole. With a flourish. Courter then Courter led Poindexter carp. displayed the transcript and read fully through a seriE'S of t he excerpts from our tape-recorded admiral' s own statements that Interview, which took place in the Reagan was concerqed with a Oval Office on Feb . 24, 1986. strategic opening to Iran, "not Courter called thE' da.t a "quite just hostages lor weapons." as significant - it ·is iJetween the Courter ·summarized it. The first two shipments (of weapons cong-ressman then said: directly) from the United States came I As a rna Iter of fact, the Interview comprises the only taped comments by President Reagan In the early stages of the inlliative that tell why :1e was doing what he was doing. He had granted us the exclusive Interview because he had been told that we "had II (the story) cold" In December 1985, as an earlier witness testified . In the Interview. the prE'sident addressed mainly . the strategic reasons for the negotiations with ·Iran: the need to establis h a "relationship" with the regime in Tehran , recognizing that "we do not want to makE' enemies of thos'e who ... could be friends." After Courier read from the transcript. which the president had require(). us to kE'ep off the record until recentl y, Poindexter responded : "[· would ju st simply like to ~T~ <&)t,Si ~Oitr WO"''ll Sl"AI<-"TE'<&J'"" HULMe 7-E. WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPl)Bengals coach Sam Wyche says no one has emerged as a leading candidale for the free safety job, but no one has eliminated himself either. "We're In a situation In which we've got no one tailing off or dropping out of the pict ure," Wyche said Monday at the By lack Anderson and Dale Van A tta to Iran." . Nf" "On our left, on top of Mount Alto, is the new Soviet Embassy, overlooking the dimwits who agreed to let them build it there." Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio confirm that. Indeed, the presl · dent did say thOse thing s. I was not there. In fact. I lrapkly had forgotten . I'm not r eally sure I knew there was an actual tranS· crlpt of that meeting. The pr·esl· dent told me about hi s meeting afterwards and I frankly was very nervous that he had told Mr. VanAtta an awful lot of informa· . lion . And 1 j ust hoped it would remain quiet -as it did , l.n fact. They held l o th£"1r word ." Bengals' Wllmlnglon College training camp. "We're trying to set up situations (In practice) to help us make the decision.· · Rookies-Leonard Bell, Sonny Gordon ana Solomon Wllcots are In the free safety derby, along with veterans Robert Jackson and Ray Horton. Wllcots. an eighth-round draft choice from Colorado, has looked partlcu· larly good lately, Wyche said. Wyche was considering mov· tng David Fulcher from ~trong safety to free safety. but for now, at least, he has placed that Idea on a back burner. "It's my Idea, and I'll still do It If I think we need to, but right now I don't think we will," Wyche said. Fulcher, who made several all,rookie teams as a strong safety last season, said he was glad to hear he won't be moving anytime soon. "Whatever the defense needs, if I can help, I'll do it. But I'm comfortable at strong safety and just from a personal standpoint , lhPir shores as th('fr E'xclu sivE'llsh· try. accounting for morr than 4 mil· Jng territory. lion tons. Japan produCed almost 1 •In an era of relatively high oil million Ions whilt' India followc•d prices. sending petrolrum-furl<'CI with just under &'IO.mJ tons. Oth.<'r boats to mld·ocean · fisheries Is leading nations J~cludell South more expensive than relying on Korra, thr Soviot Union. th<' Philtpplni.'S. Indonesia. Fr~nC'C' and land·basro O[X'ratlons. Spain . •M any proplp in developed na· tlons. increasing!:.; sensltlvf' 10 the Although aquacuHurC' accounts for about 17 percent or all S<'afood relationship bl'tween diet and health. seek food hi~h in protf'in but consum<'CI globally. lh domestic low in fat - a r('(juirPmPnt fish fulIndustry provlcles only about 12 per· fills bl'tiE'r than meat or poultry. cent of t hr fish cil?-n in this count ry . "In a world wh£'re pressure on r!'.But th ai llgurP has bet'n rising sour~ Is mounting." notes rhe stradlly In r('('t'nt years as fi sh farming ha• iJel'n adapt('(( to rals· Washlngton-basro Worldwatch Intng a growing numiJer of finfish and stitute. "aquacult ure should ... iJe seen as a means of tapping some sh0ll fish species - InclUding sal· currently unused recources." mon In lhc Northwest . rroUI In In 1980. the most rC'Cent vear for . Idaho, prawns In Ha waii. oystPrs In which comprphimsiv(' st atistics are New England and lobsters In Maine. available, aU. N. suiVpy found th at Bur nowhC'rC' has the growth iJe('n aquaculture accounted for the promore phrnomrnal than In th r duct ion of about 9 million tons ofed· lble !ish worldwidP. Soulh. Whf're ca tfish pmducrlon soar('(( from 5. 7 million pouncls h1 China was by far Ihe leading coun· I'd Hke to stay there," he said. · Meanwhile. the Bengals are at a standstill In their negotiations with first-round pick Jason B.uck, a defens ive end. A week ago Tuesday was the last time the two sides talked, and both say It 's up to the other to r estart negotiations . Buck Is seekmg $1.55 million for {our years, while 1he Ben gals are offering $1.425 million. "He ·t assistant general m a n a g e r Mike Brown) slammed the door so firmly in our fa ces that there jusl isn't a real encouragIng' atmosphere now in which tO make a deal," Buck's agent, Leigh S,telnberg. told The Cincln· nati Post , Courter agreed "tha t Mr. Van Alta and Mr·. Anderson displayed , l think. the Pssence of responsible journalism. They were fully aware of a· vrry sensitive Initiative by the president. ThE'Y themselv es might have disagreed wlt)l It , but they sa t on th is story." The next day. Poindex ter was asked again about lhe interview. by Sen . Sam Nunn . D -Ga. "A s I t<'stlfird yes ter day ." th<' admiral sa id. " I was alarmed about wh at the prcsidenr had !Old Mr . Van Alt a." EntrE'a ted by the Whit <' Housf', we did hold the story - until April 28. 1986. after thE' U.S . bombin g of Libya In r!'lallatlon for its alleged INrorlst ac t ivl tle s. Co nv inced th at a dangrrous cll sln form at Ion ca mp aIgn was In process. we bega n revealing pieces of the sec ret Iranian initlot ivr- and flnallv stalrd It ll at·OUI In J colu mn 0;1 June 29. 1986. A p r·tt n of that ro lumn . la trr qu ote·<! In th<' Tower Com· mi ss ion t'l'pOrl , sa id : " We r a n now rPvP a l lhal ti1 C' secr r t ncpot la t ions ovN nrm s suppl y and rl:'lril sr of Am erican h ostages h av t• in volve d membi'rs of thr Na tional Srcur· Jt y Cou ncil an d a form er off icial of thr CIA ." Oth rr rf'port('rs- and adm ln· ist ra l ion ffldals not prlv~ to the sc·rrc•t opc.'r.1 tlon - WN stunn ct by th r report . but cou ld 1101 co nfi r m 11. It rr m ~l n cd ·for an obscurt' l.rbrmc•s maJ(a,i n<• and I hen a lop Iranian · offi cia l 10 co nfirm our story la st Novemb<'t'. l'd like to introduce you to the new Kroger Nutri~ News booklet. It's full of helpful nutritional information about most of our meat and seafood. Protein levels, calorie counts, vitamins and nutrients... it's air there. Plus cooking and storage tips. And it's free! 11 ~~so stop by the Kroger Meat Department today and pick up a copy. Tell them ·Alex sent yO'U. II The "blue revolution'______B_y_R_o_b_er_,_~_a_Lt_er~s WASHINGTON (NEAl - The "green revolution" is widely known as the gPnerally successful cam· paign by industrialized nations to help less developed countries bPcome more self-sufficient bY growing. traditional agricu ltural crops . But f!'w prople are familiar wit h ' the "blue revolution"the concept of farming for fish and other forms of marinE' life that may have ori· ginated in China as many as 4.(XXJ yE'ar s ago. Also known as aquaculture. the practice of growing fish in captivity for human consumption has bPcome more widely accepted in rp. cent years as a result of several elf'. velopments : •Decades of overfishing ha\4!' led to depletion of natural stocks in both oceans and inland waterways. •More than 100 nations hae restric ted supplies of edible rrmf'l1(e species by designating the waters up to 200 miles from The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Cincinnati Bengals' free safety job wide open this year '·' Iran-contra beans was Wednesday. August 5. 1987 Pomeroy- . Middleport. Ohio 1970 to almost 46.5 million pounds In 1980 and 10 jusl und0r 214 million pounds tas t y!'ar. '!'his y ..ar. I he fl gulY' is PXjX'<'I<'CI to ex C('('(l 250 mil · lion poun(!s. F'lsh In gf'O<'J'al and catfish In fl'll'· ttcular arr all racllvP he-cau se• of I he high efftclcncy with which thf')'Wn · veri vc~r· t oblr- ba.• I IN'd Into roi .' bl(' rl'l(';JI. C'anlc must be• fr~d 7 pouncls of gr nln .to produce a pou nd of me:11 . The ratio for piJls Is 3'~ pounds ot fl'<'d per pound of meat. while broil · ers rC'qulre 2 , pounds or !ero to produce a pound or chicken mPal. Bur the convpr·sion ra tio for ca t· fish tlower tMn most ollll'r fish) is Jl!1 pounds of fl'<'<l pc•r pou nd of mmt. !"Ish arc so C'ffictrn l bc'Cause thry nre cokt ·biOOd<'CI a nd thus ri Q not burn calorirs to malnlaln a C(JO · sla nt txxl y trmperatu,:c. In acldi· rlon, locomotion in water Is lrs s m • rr~')' <'onsumlng 1hun on land. ' l I COPY RIG HT 1987 THE kAOGEA"CO . HEMS AND PRICES GOOD SU NDAY AUG . 2. THROU.OH SATURDAY , AUG . 8, 1987, IN f.•lll~ l' .utt f'OftftOf SIOIU we RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOlD TO DEAlERS AOVIATISIO ITIII POliCY E&ct'l 0 1 thaSf! adven1aed items 11 requ.fred to be read~v avdfible tor sit1e in each 1< roQftr Store, t.111cept as specitlcaHy noted In this ad . If we do run out of at"' adverttsed rtem, wil witl otter you your choice of e tomp&rabte 1tem, w~en avarlable, refktc:ting 1he um• sa,vlngs or a ram ch eck whteh wtll entitle you to purchate tt'\e advenlsed rtem ~11he adven rsed pr1ce within 30 days. Only one vendor coupon wttl be accepted per item purc:haed. irst Of The Month ·Specials . . 79c Evaporated Milk ..... ,.. 2 KROGffi 12-az. . · S429 Martha Wh1te Flour ...... 2s-1b. · 4 MARTHA WHITE CORN MEAL 5·LB. BAG 89¢ EVERYoNE I<)IEW WHo I-lA'& BEHIND TtiE IRAN ·CoNTRA AFFAIR. Ollie's blinding ra7.z)e-dazzle _By_.s_ar_ah_.o_ve_r.s_tre_~et I don't understand the national But from the commenis I've In the U.S. milit ary of Ollir ta lenr and . pot ential r un amok .' hero wors hip of Ollie North. heard f rom all over the nation. I North·, the soldier not only obeys Th e ra zz lc-da Z? le of his tes tlm · However, I have given It the ~MoKING GUN. lhlnk the Nort h supporters are orders. he creates thr m . Thrn ony Is so fri"Sh t hat wr haven 't college try because lots of people divided Into two distinct camps : wh('n 'the ord('rs arc ques tioned: had mu ch tlmr to n'fl<:c t on hi s buying Into the mania are good. those who favor the contras and the sold ier pitches th t' bl amp moti ves of actions . I think those solid folk. som0 of them my support North because they back at his commanding offic· Olli<' North T -shirls will be going friend s. So. con front ed with this support lh0 causE'; and those who ers : " ll 's your f aull for lrltlng to lhP bl)cks of our dresser ffi('! ·' l quandary, I tried to put myself in bellevp he Is a courageous patri ot dra wers prrtt y soo n. as soo n as their shoes and seP how I would who should be respecled bec ause No. Ol lie Norlh isn't a scape· we begin to fi gure him our. react. he E'lther did wliaf he believed i n goat He's a so ldier with a lot of I tried to so lve my confusion by or because he is a scapegoat. a changing Issues. Since I don't good little soldier lt>ft Oil. the support aid to the contras. but battlefield when it was disCO' many people think the figh t In vered the troops were charging Nicaragua Is ' politically lmpor· the wrong way. t ant and ethical. I chose an issue! That's the picture of Ollie do believe ln . What, I wondered, North I just can't understand. would have been my reaction If After days at the witness table, I the Issue had been the civil rights the picture that emerged was not battle of the 1960s? I imagined a of a good soldier obeying orders. I~ government employee. tnuch He was a gleeful conspirator, his like Ollie North, being grilled by . descriptions rtch with the lntoxl· the likes of Hubert Humphrey ca tion of plotting from the • and Scoop Jack son. ground up and loving evpry "Yeah, I was out In the hall minute of it. shredding the plans to send the It Is the portrait of a man who National Guard to Oxford, Miss .• can justify his own actions, no while Sen . Humphrey waited for matter what they are. His excuse me In my office," he mtghl for lying to Congress was that testify. As I considered the "Lives could have been jeopard· . By United Press International prospect of ending tlie lnexcusa· lzed" had he been open about hts • Today is Wednesday, Aug. 5, the 217th day of1987 with 148 to follow. ble conditions we'd forced blacks ·activities, That argument pales • The moon Is moving toward full. to live under In this country, I when you realize that some ol •. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. admit the lying, stealing and those lives wouldn't have been The evening stars are Mars and Saturn. hiding didn't ·seem so terrible. jeopardized If. he hadn't helped ' . ·Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. They Include I'm not proud of It , but there It ts . create the danger 1n the first , French novelist Guy de Maupassant In 1850, poet and critic Conrad As much as I might proclaim that place. : Aiken In 1889, film director John Huston In 1906 (age 81), a.c tor Robert taxpayers have a right to expect North's facility at rallonaliza· • Taylor In 1911, astronaut Neil Armstrong in 1930 (age 571, and actor honesty and forthrightness !rom lion was perhaps the most : John Saxon In 1935 (age 52) . . their public servants, I am not amazing part of the whole Immune from believing the ends amazing spectacle. Without tak'· On this date In history: just might justify the means, if 'I Ing a new breath , he'd go •from " In 1861, President Abraham Lincoln signed Into law t he flrsllederal believe In the ends. As I said, I'm some astonishing description of '.Income tax. As a wartime m easure, all Incomes over $8QO were to be not proud of lt. But I know ln my his own plotting to "I saluted "AN OLLIE NORTH HAIRCUT - WHAT WILL ::taxed at the rate of 3 percent. It was rescinded In 1872. heart I would be more sympa· smartly and ch'a rged up the hill," THE NEIGHBORS SAY?" :· In 1962, actress Marilyn Monroe died of an overdose of 'thetlc If the pro-contra crusade and so transfer the blame to his ·barbiturates. were mine. superiors. ' FROZEN CHICKEN OR TURKEY J·iffy Pot Pies .. ,............ FROZEN INTERSTATE CRINKLE CUT BUT TliERE WA'b NO Berry's World . RoNALD REAGAN T"E UNToUCHA81f :~Today ,. . ' . . · French Fries.................. . 5-lb. Kroger Pinto Beans ...... 4-lb. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF BONELESS TOP ROUND ROAST OR IN OIL OR WATER I ARGE SIZE, EASTERN GROWN Fresh Peaches Kroger Chunk Light Tuna \_ 6.5-oz. in history Top R~und London Broil .. Pound . 88 . -lbs. IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE TRIM Soft Drinks 20-oz. 8-lnch 12 Pack 12 Oz. Cans ' Springdale 2o/o Milk Big K Fresh Baked Apple Pies ' %" For Gallon ~s r For I • il a-oz. • •• \' KROGER ORANGE JUICE GAL. -1) . $1.99 �• ' Wednesday, August 5, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio .,• Diaz powers Reds past Dodgers, I 0-4 ~{'""' 1 • ANDERSON INJURED Los Angeles' Dave Anderson grimaces alter hitting the batting hehnet of Kurt StillweU (left) and bruising his hand on a delubie-play ball in Tuesday night's game against the Reds at Riverfront. Anderson, who left the game after.the play, was charged with an error after throwing the batl into .the Cincinnati .dugout. (UPI) Nortnan changes his stance P ALM BEACH GARDE NS, Fla. tUP !) - A fru strat ing s tretc ~ of golf has prompted Greg Nor ma n to c hange ·his stfl nCe. Des pit e topping the P GA mo· ney lis t in 1986, Norma n a ltered his pos ture on t he tee eight months ago. The ad j us tment created pro_ble ms a nd a fter a wrenching playoff loss to La rry Mize in the Mas t,ers, Norman's booming dr ives began fi ndi ng the rough . · " I ma de a s light a dju stment to my swing at the s ta r t of the year, but before the Brit ish Open I decided to stic k wit h my old pos ture, " Nor m a n sai d Tuesday on the brink of t he PGA Championship. The Intrusion of bus iness com · mitments also forced Norman to. re-evalua te his posture off the course. With outside in terests cutt ing into his pract ice time a nd his le isure hours, Nor ma n de· c ided to ditc h the go lf bag for a while. "All of the people you have cont racts with reques t more and more of you r time," he sa id, ." and that includes your Mondays and your eve nings, when you should be recuper at ing. "The mos t d rama t·ic differ· ence In my game this year from 1986 Is conce ntration. How you can change it, I don 't know. You Majors tell yourself you're gonna con· c ent rale more a nd you end up with less . In the la st seven wee ks , the only tournament s I've played in we re the U.S. Open a rid the Br itis h Open . Now I'm ready to get 'back to golf a nd I'm refreshed ." In hi s mind , Norman has often replayed Mize's a s tounding 5(). yard Maste rs pitch shot. He does n't need to be reminded he has only two finis hes within the top .16 in the ei ght tournaments following Augus ta . " I think everyone's gonna have the ir opinion a bout it , but that loss has n' t bothered and I don 't think. a bout it ," he sa id . ' 'I don' t think that's the reason m y . season's be en slow . I've been ve r y unhappy with my ·perfor · ma nce this year. it 's been very mediocre, but it does n't s te m from one shot by La rry Mize." It Is a testimony to Norman 's gol f skills tha t he fee ls dist ur bed with his cu rrent ga me. 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Rno;lnn (C ' II•IIIl' ftS II · i ) al. T!' ll.ll s I Hou.. b 11· 7) ,11: :t.'i p.m . Thul'!id!I,V' !OO Game'S Rallimcw•• at Mll~·aukl't' !'<i'o"'· \' ~.rk at Dt'lroit , nl~hl Toronto ut t ' l r,• rhU~d , nl r ht Oa klmul ul MinrM•!UJta , •I~~;IW f'!J. IIIornhl al !'W •!MIIi•. nl.-ht I STt: RS ,\TI0 ~ ,\1 . u ;,\<ot 't; M' I. I' d . l i R l 'nlnmhus tNl' -.-\1. 1 nrll· ~· ah• r tN\ '- NI. r 6fi UJ .MI5 6:1 U .lUI:I Jl ~ H.:u ·ho "'itc•r ( ill.u.l ) :iK l.1 .3:!:1 Te~ h•dn tO••II J'a ~· tuduot ( Rus ) ~-' rac• u st• tTurl 31 l l .)fJ ID .\Ia ine • ( l"ltl ) Rlt·hmnnd (,\11) I!H ll 11 1 1 :i:\ ;ij $~ lll . 11:1 1:1 1t ul the• Hh• hnt~Jnd l' lal'f'd plto·ho•r .luun Rl • r c•n~t~~•• r on tlw t ;;.da ~· db a hkd list : rt••· illto•d pftt•ht or Hny Smltll lrom l'ur· Iland uf thi• l'al'l - ~~ ~ l l.• • a~~:u~ · i 1\ .\ ,\ 1. ~·""'· l" ~>rk l SI . I - l'lan •d t•M..tll 'l' Si d t"t• rrwtdl'l. un thi • l :t- d ~\' dl... l!hlc-d ll!o~ : r••t·all••d pih·hc•r ·l••lf Inn!" frmn Title ~ wut•·r cJ1!bt• lnlt•rftllt l!inlliiA•:if{'lo• (,\ ,\ ,\ 1. T ldt•v.·ul t'l' 'n l Toh•de The Daily Senlinel I USPS tl 5-9iilli A Dlviloion of Multlm•>dl ll, lm'·. Ca rroll , of Nas hville, Tenn .,. will gain com ple te control of the track with a pr iva te ly agreed upon method of payment and assumption of de bt from his partner J a m es 'i . Thor nton of Louis ville . • TAV I Emydoy l Low Bacon Priu .' Seitz Jumbo Franks .. GRADES KINDERGARTEN THRU 6TH NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT FOR 1987-88 SCHOOL YEAR Et'tryday l u• ·Pm·r! /;,\ 1•ry da)' I rJ'"'' We Have Expanded Our .Facilities and Staff For The Coming School Year. / 1 ffr t' th rryday l ow Pn rr ! •. . , f m ydoy . Low oz. Prtcr .' 1 lb. Har vm Fare /5Vi o z. can Grade 'A ' Fancy Pork 'n Beans ~ite r 7.5 oz. bag Delite 4 All vaiieties Flavors Potato Emyduy l Lo w I f•'<ryday l £''eryduy l Luw Prlct! 8 8 Q Sauce Vista 2 lb. pkg. Assorted Including Fudge Sandwich Cremes Ranch House 24 oz. can 09 ,' . . ., . ' ~ . " '. c I Cook 'n Fry 48 o;: . boule Low Pn('t' .' , Vegetable Oil $1.59 Prin•.l 89 ~ 99 ~ Eowydoy l ·i Lo w Prit"£'.1 Leisure Way 100 ct. p kg . Paper Plates ' 20 lb. bag ··Old Salem Charcoal Bri $ • 1 19 $ • 1 29 $ 0 .' . • • '• •' • • • ' •• s1.29 Beef Stew ' \ ~ Ginger Evans 32 oz. box •• Pancake Mix Dairy Products J • Frozen Items • ,' • { Schreiber 16 oz. pkg. Cheddar or I lb . pkg. Sea Treasure Blue Bonnet Margarine Colby H om Soft Margarine Cheese Cheese Singles Fish Sticks Sweet 'n Fresh I lb . rub ' Schreiber /2 oz. pkg. IMITATION · 9 " 'f'f •k . When temperatures lake the plunge this winter, your heating bills needn~ climb. Not If you're on Columbia's Budget Payment Plan. The plan averages your bills into 12 equal payments, 80 thera are no peaks and valleys because of the weather. Instead, the monthly amount siays the same ... hlghllr than you now pay In the summer, but a lot lower In Ihe winter. Rather than ups and downs, your gas bills stay on a smooth, even track all year 'round. It's· easy to be a Budget Payment customer, too. All you do Is pay the "Budget Amount" on your Auguat bill, and you'll be billed that amount every month. Your meter will continue to be read u usual, and each month's bill wlli continue to show the amount of gas you used. A review in March determine& if your budget amount needs to be adjusted because of weather. Another good idea: sign on for Ch~ too. It automatically makes your gas payment from your checking account each month, 80 you save time, postage and check charges. Join the .Columbia Budget Payment Plan. You'll take the ups and downs out of your' heating bills .. .and leave the high coat of winter behind. 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Cubs 3, Pirates 2 ·At P ittsburgh, Andre Dawson hit his 32nd homer of the season to lead off the 11th Inning a nd lift Chicago. Dawson's hom er, which tied his career high . set .I n 1983 with Montrea l, ca m e on a 0·1 ·pit ch from Brett Gideon. 1"2. Reliever Ml ke Maso n, 3· 1. pit ched .t wo Innings for t))e victor y . · As lros 5, Giants 4 At Hous.ton, Glenn Dav is hit a n infi eld s ingle Wllh two out in the eighth Inn ing and Dave Smith notc hed his 19th save. de fea ting San F rancisco. Cra ig Lefferts fell to 2·4. Sm it h pitc hed the fina l Inning In re llef ofJetfH ea thcoc k, 1·1, who worked a per fect eighth. Mets 5, Ph.l llle!J 3 At New Yor k; Dwight Gooden pitc hed a six -hit ter over e ight inn ings a nd drove In a r un w ith on<:> of two singles to lead the Mets to the ir seventh victory In the ir las t eight gam es . Gooden, 9·3, walked th ree a nd s tr uck out 11. Gooden s ingled off Phlllles sta r· ler Bruce Ru ff in , 9-8, during a two-run SPco nd . Braves IZ, Padn.,. 7 At Atla nt a . Ke n Obcr kfe ll hom e red and dr oVf~ in four r un s and Da le Murphy a dded a three-run homer to pace the Bra ves des pi te s even RBr by the Padres ' J ohn Kruk . Thl' Bra ves scored live run s off Eric Show , ;)-13. In th~ s!'co n ~ Inn ing . Charli e Pu leo. 5·3. wo rked fiv e In ni ngs for t he win . ~ •' ,. ........ MlnrM '~ Il . ' :\ Sl'>OI ·tul. lu n (,\ ,\ .\ 1: uno · tutdlt ~ •null~· n• lt•~V<oo•d pitd11'1' R un ll<:l\ '"' ; n •t·all••d pil•·h;·r .. .fay R:1l lo., a nd MUw M a~ ..nll'1uu 1\l t'!« da~· · ,. Kt·~ uH !'i P a ~~<· lul'lout of their vulnerability. Montreal E xpos r eliever J eff Parrett threw four per fect In· nlngs of relief for his fou r th save · ;md Tim Raines , batting In the leadoff spot fo r the firs t time th is season, hit a two-run hom er to powe r a. 10·5 c omeback victory over St. Louis . · St. Louis got to E xpos s tart er Nea l Heaton for fou r r uns In only one-third of an Innin g and took a 4-0 ie ad. They add ed another run In the second to go a head 5·0 aga inst Ran\Jy St. Cla ire . "That was quite a come bac k for US, 10 straight runs," said Mont rea l Ma n ager B u c k Rodge rs , who wa s e ject ed from the game In the s ixth Inning by home pla,te umpire Tom Hall ion. Pinch hitter Dave En g le dr ove In two runs In the second Inning , m a king the score 5·2, a nd th e Expos rall ied for four m ore in th e llfth to go up 6-5. The go-a head run came when St: Louts third basem an Te r ry P endleton th rew the ball Into right fi eld on a n a tte mpt to na b Van e.:: Law slidin g int o sec ond .1 0 n the pla y , Andres Galarraga scored lrom fi rs t base . Ra ines hit his home r to im· prove the lead to 8·5 1n the sixth . L('e Tunne ll worked one- third of a n Inning to drop to 4·3 wh ile Bo b McClu r('. 5·1, we n t 1 1·3 inn ings for the tr iumph . E lsew here, ·Chicago nipped Pi tt sburgh 3·2. Hous ton edged Sa n F ra nclsc;;o 5-t New York de fea ted Phil adelph ia 5-3. Cln· ci nna ti be lted Los Ange les IIH The Daily Sentinel- Page- S ... • - Opt klrM'd pll1 ·ho'l' f i r•·r IOVt ll Ohio. ( ' lo•n>land hl, N't>.,... \ 'ttrk :1 1\u.., d ~y · " ~-s ub ,..;I , Lou is :,•t 1~ Dtotrttil -1 w• ~ i)ll ..tt:t 1~1 . 1 111 Mlly,· ~ukt- t' fi K:&n~>al' ( ' II ,\ ' H, 5:1 :iJ , ..iiHI :tt ~~~ , l!l.i f hil ' illllll Ma ddu x 8o..1on ll. Tr u t" II O a kland :'1 , Soi•uJill• :1 :rl! IIi ..'iti'! :;~ :'I I .: wt :Ji .to tt>rms from last April' s draft. GREEN BA Y, Wi s . 1 UP I\ Fullwood, picked fourt h over a ll. The G reen Ba y .Packers Tut'sday join s quar ter back Vi nny T esta· reac hed a contract agreeme nt . verde, ta ke n No. 1 by T a mpa wit h running back Brent FulBay , as the only pl aye rs with lwood, thei r fir st-round dra ft contracts a.m ong th e top six choice from Auburn. se lect Ions . Fullwood, who ru shed fo r 1,.1!!0 Tom Bra a tz. the Pac kers ' ya rd s his senior year , becomes ditector of foot ball opera tions . the second -highes t pi ck to come dec lined 'to r·eveal de ta il s of the agreement , but sources sa id thE> cont ract was for $1. 5 mill io n over T ranl!ia('lions three years . ft a.,.t•hall )I , :1 • :1 Rt ~ uJho .; • ) -lfl 60 .1:1-1 1!1' 1 I' IU ~h r-" I· Packers sign top round draft choice Pu h lls h('( l f'\'t' l'' rt rt Ct'n non . Mo iul:c\' ihrnugh F r f1 l av . 111 Court Sl .. Po. m f' r•m ·. Ohio . t) \' thf' Ohin V a\ lf" ' Pu b · l ishi n'r- C'n m p ~i n y M ulrlmNtl u . In<.·.. Pn m rrny , O h\n 4:'i'7 ti~ . Ph. ~ 2 · ~ 1 !'i+i . S(1 c·nm1 cl ass pns1 r.I J!f' pii lrl 111 Pnmrr'fl\ '. Tul'!'od:a)' '!'o tJ;l Ill .1119 fill 51 .l i!J By RICK VAN SANT · three-run homer off Rick Honey· cut t that gave the Reds a 10·2 CINCINNATI t UP I) - Near ly a. decade after J ohnny Be nch quit lead .' Eric Davis a nd Tracy J ones c atching on a regular bas is, the wa lked and Dlaz lined his 13th Cincinnati Reds have fina lly homer or the year to right. Ni ck found a produc tive catcher. Bo.Diaz Is enjoy ing the klnd of E s~sky walked and scored all the way from first on a double by season that Benc h, a future Ha ll Kurt StillwelL Hoffm an doubled of Farne r, would be proud to call his,own. · · In Stillwell, took third on a ground out and scored on a s ingle 'Even Cincinna ti manager Pete by Buddy Be lL Rose was reminded of I3ench as he thought a bout Dlaz' season " II they ha dn' t had that six· followin g the hard· hitting run Inning, we're back In the catche r's latest RBI production game," said Los Angeles man· ager Tommy Lasorda. Tuesday night. The Dodgers outhlt the R eds Dlaz hit two home runs , lnclud· 1311, bu t more than half the Los lng a three-run blast, to power Angeles hits came after two we re the Reds t() a 10-4 rout of the Los Ange les Dodge rs . Dlaz, who out. · Honeyc utt , who has lost 11 of hOmered in his final at-bat his 13 decis ions and was the Monday ·night , hit homers In his victim of lhe Re ds' big fifth first and third at-bat s Tuesday night to give him three hom e runs Inning, was s helled fo r six runs in the span of four at-bat s. and fou r hit s and walked fou r ba tt ers In just two Innings. Although Di az declined to talk "We're thin In the bullpen ," to reporters, he was pr ofuse ly noted Lasord a. " If we were pra ised by Rose. " I think he's the bes t hitter in stronger dow n there. I wouldn't the league with men In scoring have had to leave Honeyc utt in so lo'ng. We put Honeycutt down position.' ' said Rose. " He 's got a there to regai n his confidence. chance at 100 runs ba tted In this That 's why he's down there.· · season a nd it 's been a long time s in ce a Cin c innati cat che r Cincinna ti scored th ree times knocked in 100." In the thi r d for a 4' 1 lead . Bell The las t Reds' catcher to reac h singled and sco red on a doubl e by 100 RBI wa s Be nch in 1977: Dl az Davis tha t hit left fielde r P edr o has 70, with two months to go In Guer rero on the leg a fter he los t the $Cason. th(' ball In the light s . Gue r rero Ro se sa id he was a m azed tha t was not seriously hurt and stayed Dlaz could pr oduce so co nsist· in the ga me . P aul O'Ne ill then ently wi th the dally gr ind or sla mmed a two-run hom e r to ca tching. r ight , his fou r th of the year. "He catc hes every d ay , and The Dodgers ' Jo.hn Shelby hit still ·he hit s th e ball." sa id Rose. solo homers in the fo ur th a nd "I probably should res t him sixth in nings , his 14t h and 15t h or m ore, but I hate to take him out of the yea r. the lineup . I feel co mfor table Los Angeles shor ts top Dave with him in there. " Anderson left the ga me .Jn the Guy Hoffm a n. 8-6. who hadn ' t second Innin g a ft er hittin g the won a game In a month , sca ttered back of hi s right hand on· nine hit s a nd s urrendered three Stillw ell's he lm et on a pia y a t r uns over 5 1-3 innings to get the . seco nd base. An exa mina ti on victory . Hoffm a n praised Dia z a t ind icated And erson suffered only the expense of himself. a bru ised hand. X·rays were " I pitche d v!'ry mediocre, bu t negat ive. Bo called a gr e·at ga m e," s a id The sta rt of the ga me wa s Hoffm a n. " I s hoo k him off four de layed 83 m inut es by ra in a nd times and thr ee of those times e nd ed one m in u te before they got hits off me whe n I th rew midnight. the pit ch I wanted ins tea d of the National Leagu ~ Roundup pitch Bo wanted ," The St. Louis Cardinals . who Diaz , who hit a solo homer in had shak('n off a seven-ga me the seco nd off loser Tim Leary. los ing st rea k with a four-game 2·7. keved a six-run fifth with a tear. received anothe r re mi nder Pomeroy- Middlepot:t. Ohio Wednesday, August 5, 1987 ~ . -. '1 ' •• " ' �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 5 , 1987 In.d ians pound league-leading Yankees; ·Jays trail 1/2 game AME R ICARE YOUTH TE AM - Thls is lhe l987 P om eroy Ame rical'c team of I he Pomeroy Youth Le ague. ·Mem bers are, fro nt, I lo r ; Elizabeth Downi e, · Jody Smit h, Kristin Stanley, Mis ty Butcher, Val e rie Wilson; second r ow, I tor, Mls tl Powell. Courtney Midkiff, Y vette Young, Tracy Ehlln, Ma nd y Eld in, Tara Humphr eys a nd Coach Angle E dw;ml• . . r ·... '; ..•.. ;. 'fi'<'-m; "\ .. I ~.. . ' '' '' LOADED AND READY TO GO - Local dragster Kurt Na iste tle r ta kes break from t he fast la ne to pose for this s hot as he r eadies fo r a nother event at Mount Ve rnon dragwa y. a . .·' Naistetle r is s pon sored by Five P~ ints Express a nd is the curent point lead er in his NHRA division where he is well on hl s way to bccominli; t he trac k cha mpion. Local drag racer having good year POMEROY Loca l drag racer Kurt Naistetler , Pomeroy. has enjoyed a fine season as a wee kend warrior on the drag circuit this su mmer as he is currently the c urre n t poi n t lea der at Mount Ve rnon iOH ) Pa cPmaker Dr ivPway. Na istet ler drives a well ·tu ned 1968 ChE'v r olet Ca m ara suited to the ·drag strip with one foot wide racing slicks a nd sport whepls with tr ac ti on ba r s a nd the necessarv lift k its. The car is powerrd by a 327 high pPr forman ce chevrolet e ngine built . by Mac Va nMeter. Naistrtler's uncle from F ive P oi nts. The current point lead i,ng car is rPgisterrd as number T-205 wi th a NHRA (Na tio na l Hot Roc! Associa tion ) number 3181 and is a lready qua lifird desp ite jus t being mid ·seaso n fort h<' Na lion· als a t Indi a napolis. Ind . Na isl<•t ler. g rand so n of .i\da VanM Ptcr , Portla nd , wa s a win ner the first t im!'outth is year bea ting a n invitational fi el d of over 64 cars. The local driver has severa l fir st place wins to his credit a s well as fini s hing in t he top fi ve a ll seaso n long to earn val uabl e points. Since becoming in vo lved in t he poi nts c hase Na istet le r has mainly dragged a t Mou nt Ve rnon thi s sea so n. but ha s also com pPted at other area t racks, includ in g a $;,oo vic tor y not too long ago at Co lumbus Tra il ways . Pac emaker Driveway is a n eighth-mi le paved str ip and li ke other t racks your quali fying time Is important as you make ru ns and precede up the brackets. If one gars fas ter I ha n his qua lifying tim e he is disqualifed. meanIng that timing and d river s kill is of utmost importa nce. Several weeks ago Na istet ler had a hPad -to·hea d duel wit h poinl s r unncr·up dr iver and came away the victor in the championship for the win. Sponsor of the car Is Five Poi n ts Express co ryvenience store and drive thru . Hipple has surgery ROCHESTER, Mich. (UP!) Detroit Lio ns quarterback Er ic Hipple is expected to be sidelined . six to eight weeks a fter undergoIng surgery on a broken right thumb. Hipple broke the thumb In Monday ' s . pract ice at Oa kland Un iversity By GE RRY ~ON IGAN , UPI Spor ts Wr iter All but one team In pursuit of the division leaders gained ground Tuesd ay n ight In the American League. In the AL East. flrst·place New York was hum iliated by t he las t·place Clevela nd India ns . a nd t he ·second-place Toronto Blue Jays defeated the AL West doorm a t Chicago White Sox , to pull with in a half. gam e of the Yankees. · In the Wes t, both the Oa kla nd Athle tics and California Angels recor ded "lclor les to close t he gap on Minnesota. The Twins· lead was c ut to one gam e over t he A's, a nd 1 1-2 games over t he Angi'IS. The Ka nsas City Royals pulled wit hin three ga m es of Minnesota by w hipping Det ro it 8-4, a nd droppi ng t he AL East' s thirdplact' Tl!(t'rs threp ga mi'S beh ind KIRTLAND, . Oh io (UP i l Gary Danielson SpPnt the offseason wor king ou t, playi ng go lf a nd baskt'lba ll a nd th inking about his fu ture . Those efforts were far mort' e nergetic than the vetl'ran qu ar· terback's 1986 season, which he spent on Injured reservt' wi th a fractured ankle . i\ctua lly, Da n it'lson's te nure wit h t he Cleveland Browns ha s been marred by injury . He s uffered a torn rotator cu ff and ca m paign and has playedthe In di985 islocated shouldt'r during just eight games si nce being acquiredl n atradefrom Detroit. In 1985, the focus of tra ini ng camp involved the battle be· tween Dan ielson a nd rookie Ber nie Kosar for the Bro wns' sta rting spot. Now. the r oster s pot u p for gra bs is for Kosar's ~=~~~~P~~~dv~=~~~~s~~k~ ;~;i a nd Mi ke Norseth. " I ft'el terrific, a nd believe I 11 1 ~a;L~.\i s~~i 6~~~!:~~~ fs.th! native of Detroit. "I'm rt'covered from the a nkle a nd the s hou lder feels fin e . I can m ove well, I can throw well . " I missed playing footba ll last season. I really d id. rl was g r eat watching Ber nie and the guys w in t hl' AFC Central a nd go to the playoffs. b ut I wa n ted to be a mo re act lVI' part of It a ll. " Th t' Brow ns say that Da n ielso n. d es p ite hobb lin g o n crutc hes,dldhelptheteamon the s idt'lines as ht' co ns ta ntly huddled wit h Kosar a nd ~ave t he you nger player va lu a ble adv ice. Bob Ada m s . Jr . of Racine. sta rt e d th<• evening off just right when he s~t fas t tim e In t hf' Latf' Mode l Division. The n. he went on to win th<' fift y t50i la p m Pm orla l featu re In honor of t h ~ la t«? Bob Ada m s. Sr .. h is fat her. It as his fi r st feat ure wi n In t hP 1987 srasori at Skylin e Speedway . Gene Ferr r ll a nd Larry Bond gave him a run for his monpy as they a ll bat tled sld<' by sld<' th roug hout the e nt it·p eve nr. Bobby Dav ison fi n is hed fourt h and a su r prisf' filt h fi nish WPn l to Pa ul Garvi n. Garvi n passed Dick Bart usiak wit h llvr la ps to go. tak ing over the fift h position. TwPn ty -thrpe (23 1 La te Modt'i rars too k t.he gre<'n fl ag a nd th lrtePn tl 3) fl nls hl'd the feat urf'. OnP red flag was th rown when Lee Floyd's car on Lap F'ort y· lhreP (43) burst Int o fla m es. Lrc. of Raci ne. was not Inj ured a nd Ihe fire was extinguis hed . It was Lee's fir st nigh t driving his Late Mod~! car. History was m adr at Skyllnl' SpPedway this wrpk as two fem a !(' co m ppt Itors was on ha nrl to race for Ihe evening. Onf' was a veteran. · Char lo tte SkeesC' a nd one was a r ookie. Brenda Htckrl. Pom eroy. Charlot te drovf' In th<' Late Model Divisio n a nd Br!'nda drove In the Street Stoc k Div ision . Brf'nda Is t he wJ fpofBf'n ny Hickel who has pu rc hasf''d thP No. 87 ca r tha t thC' la tr Earl H il l drove a nd has moved up Into the Hobby Stock Divisio n. Bn' nda is drivi ng th e No . 54 (Bfonn.v 's old carl in I he St rPPt Stocks . In t h<' Ho bby Stock Divisio n it was a ba ttlr to th<' fi nis h as St <'V<' Burnside took t he c hec kered !lag one<' agai n. bu t not without a good c hai!P ngr by Bob Kei th w ho fin is hed second. 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But ~n 't vou ever - 3 1S Oz. Cans S100 Dish Liquid MAn VAN Vlliii"EIII l&lw~• "SICW w tmE" Cans $ GIANT SIZE 40¢ OFF LABEL 0¢ Off LABEl ARtoftOUR - 2 . HARTLEY SHOES J«\. IIIOOU ' "SPACEBAl l S" 15· 160> English Mt. Green Beans AUTRY I ADIDAS FOOTJOY, CONVERSE ~y 31ttwu AUGUST~ 9 Martha White$ Tennis Shoes r;;~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~ 992-6611 3 Dozen Eggs ALL ·WOMEN'S · AND MEN'S FAIIIC & CRAns/SEWIMG NOTIONS .VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY CO. GRADE 'A' SMALL SAVE EASTERN HILL fABRIC SHOP Cleve la nd Coac h ~a rty Sc hot · ten heimt'r acknow led ges Da n ielso n' s role In Kosar's ma turi ng pr ofess . .SSS Park. St. BIG BEND FOODLAND'S . Adams wins Skyline race MASON. W. VA . - The Mason Bowling Cent<'r- here will reopPn tn is Friday un d Pr n ew ma nagemPnt . The elgh t·la nc AMF bow ling I'S ta blis hment will have It s la nes Danielson seeks backup spot EASTMAN'S.. Your ladependently Owoed . .. New York. our team, Danny Jackson Is tha t At Detro it , Danny . Jackson guy," Ma nager Billy Gardner' fi na lly got the support he needed sa id after his Royals beat Detroit to brea k a t hrt'e·game losing for thl' sixt h time In seven games streak and pos t his third victory th is season and handed the In his last 10 decisions . T he Tigers their ! lit h loss In their last hard-luck left-hander, suspPnded six games overa lL three ga mes for his part In a " These guys beat our brai ns beanball war against Cievl'la.nd .,. ou t a ll the t.lme," betrol! Ma n· July 8. ret u rned to the act 1ve ager Spa r ky Anderson said. ros ter and pitched a seven·hltter. "Th is Is nothing new." " I used tho:> SlJSpPns io n Ia get Lonnie Smit h a nd Steve Bal· away from the gam e a little bll,'' bani hit ·solo home ·r uns off Dan said Jackso n, 5-13, wh~. wa l k~d Petry , 6·5 this season a nd 0-7 lourandst ruckoulflve. There s lifetime against the ·Royals In no doubt about It . I was t h rowing Tiger Stadium. good but not getting anything Rookie Kevin Seltzer collected four hits and has 12 in his last fro m II · ThNe' was no satislactlon." three ga;,.,es to tie a Kansas City Jac kso~ has been the vic tim of record sci by George Brett In four s hu touts. and has receivPd · 1976 . one or two r uns in lOot her starts. In ot her games Oakla nd ·."Every t ~am l'vt' ever been pou nded Seattle 9-3.' Clevela nd w1th. there s always been one trouncro New York 1>·3, Toron to guy on tho s ta_ff you don't play dow ned Chicago 4·1, Boston well for or don I get runs for . On edgC'd Texas R-6, Mi lwaukee nipped Baltimore 9-8 In 12 l'n· nings. and Cali fornia rippPd Minnesota 12' 3. Indians 15. Y :mkees 3 we nt to Porky ShorC's. Fourth At CIC\'Ciand. Pal Tabler co l· position wa s held by Benny Ieete<! lour RBI and scored three Hickel a nd filth pla ce went to runs to lead the India ns. Ken .Jack Queen . Schrom, 5-7. notc hed his first In the StrPet Stoc k aetlo n. victory since Ma y 24. maki ng his Kei t hRiddl~·cha l kedllpavi r l o r y fir st start si ne€' July 17. Tommy with K.W. Riddle runni ng in .John. 10·4, absorbed his fi rst loss seco nd posit ion and Di c k Grimm sin e ,June 20. allowing seven picking up third spot. run in 2 1 - ~ Innings : T he tra ck perso nnel would likr Blu r .Jays~. White So• I to express t heir apo logies to th e At Chic ago. Fred McGriff fans for all th<' dust on t he .track . homered twiCe to bac k t he We ac<' ln, thP midd le of a srvPrr combinc•d ~<'1'0 n · hlt pitch in!( of summel' drOU!(hT oncl wa ter I~ not .John Ccru lt I and Tom Henke and ple ntiful. Wr did the b£>~1 wr lift Toronto. Nell Allen fell to 0-6. cou ld In watf•ring the track . bul C'erultl. 7-2. won his six th som<'t im rs enough is just not s tralghl game . enou_gh. f:\'Nyo nr pray for rain . - - - - - - - - - - - - this wrek so that wr ran rontlnu<' wil h our r(•g ul ~lr ra ri ng pro· gram . Th [mk s. aga in. 1'ti('P fan for b<'lng so patlrnt througho ut th e evening. R<'.t<Ula r ruc ln g will co nttnur this Saturday ni ght. Au g. R a t Skyllnr Spwdwav for Lair Mod· rls . Hobb,v sa nd Strrrts . ~3.000 . 00 · Wil l _go to lh<' winner in tho L.at<• ModC'I dll·l.•lon . Strf'<'t Stork will also run that r\'r nln ~ . NO HOB'BYS! •• F'or furlhN inform a tion. C' tr . plrasr conlart Darre l Wllll r. •track promot<'r . 1614 1 662-4111. • • ,.- - - - - - - - - - - --; Mason Bowling Center to reopen WINNING FORM - Kurt ·Nalstetler, P om eroy, s hows hi s winning form as he shoots out of the gate e nronte to yet a nothe r victory In his 1968 Cama ro drag car at Mount Ve rnon P acemake r Drivew ay. Th e local driver won the season op ener In a fi eld of 64 cars a nd Is the c ur rent point leader , alre ady earning e nou g h points to compete In the Nationa ls a nd Indiana polis la ter this year. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 7 ;: RED RIPE Watermelons To receive your applicqtion, call Randv Van'W'e.ter or ~ark Groves at•675-1121 . 69 20 lb.$ bag PEOPLES 2 Liter Btl. BANK~ "flte letter lonk" .01.. F.D.t.C. . I I t ·Middleport, OH•. • . " -- -~-- ---- --·- - - --------------~--·-------- ---· . �VVedneadly, .. .. ,• The Daily Sentinel By The Bend - Wednesday, August 5, 1987 Page- 8 .. .:]Outstanding Senior }named in Meigs Co. .;: By CHARLENE HOEFLICH As a pan of his concern and ' Sentinel Stafl Writer involvement in spurring eco· : Frank Cle land of Raci ne has nomlc growt h in Meigs County, been selected to receive Meigs Cleland Is active with the Sou th· • County's Outstan<!lng Sen lor Cit!· e rn Development Corporation of · zen Award for 1987. Meigs County and t.he Meigs : Cleland will "be among other County Planning Commission. 7county award winners to be · A dedicated advocate ' for bet · ·presented certificates by th e ter hous ing, he serves as a . Ohio Department on Agi ng a t th e trustee of the Meigs Count y Ohio State Fair on Aug. 18 in E lder ly Housing Corporation . recognition of their community Board for Th e Maples Hous ing ·c ontributions . ·Project for low income elderly · · Nomination for the ~ward was a nd hand icapped . : made by the Me igs Count-y His work with the So utheaster n ~Council oliAglng, Inc. describing Ohio Regional Council to develop ·<;:leland as a " knowledgea ble a nd roads a nd brid_g es in Ohio a nd hi s ·fesourceful man , always willing Involve ment ·with the Raven s· · · to Involve himself in community wood Br idge Commission was erid·e avors .. .. like the need for instrumental in construction of '-better roads ,'bridges, and hous- the William A. Ritchie Bridge. :l)lg. He e nvis ions things ·not as And as Clela nd now states, • they are' but 'as they s hould be ', " lay ing the pins just righ t " will ::.ind pushes toward that goal. He hopefully promote t he construe· 1.aces each challenge wtih vigor tion of 13 to lo miles of highway to 11nd enthusiam and continu es to the bridge ope ning up new areas lluild on his past achievemen ts.'· for Indu str ia l developm e nt. Cleland, father of four c hildren Cle land is an active m ember ,a nd a veteran of World War II, a nd past master of Racine Lodge bas been described as R ac ine's 462, a c harter mem ber of the '"I nformation a nd refer ral man.'' . Racine Amer ican Legion Post . :. Always ready to give a helping 602, a nd a longtime member a nd ]land and s hare his expertise, deacon of t he Racine First Cleland many yea rs ago became Baptist Ch urch where he serves · a Notary Public so that he could on the Eva ngelis m com mittee . assist vet erans i n comp let ing a nd teaches Sunday school. ; bonus and other government He retired seven years ago as 'lierv ice forms . He Is known for pos tmaster at Racine . Cur ren tly :Pis willingness to help others he is pres ident of Racin e Vill age ~ith complex paper work a nd tax Co uncil a nd sees a need in· the ·rorms on a fr iend to friend basis. communi!)' for further develop· Springer promoted to . vice-president Robert L. Spri nger of Wads· wor th, Ill. , formerly of Pomeroy, has been promoted to vice preside nt of Hum a n ResourcP Administration In the Persona l Property a nd Casua lty Business Unit of Allstate In sura nce Compa ny. S pringer, 44 , graduated from Pomeroy Hig h Sc hool in 1960and Mar iett a Co llege In 1964 with a degree In edu.c atio li. He spent seven years as head football and track coach Oh io sc hools joining All s tate in 1969. Before his recent promotion . Springer wa s r egional vice pres! · de nt In New ,Jersey since Oc· tober . 19iH. P rio r to that position. he served two years as rl'glona l vice preside nt in Roanoke. Va . In ea rlier ass ignment s. Springer was assistant vi e presiden t. wester n regio n at Alls talP Life from May 1981 to Seplemb<.'l' 1982. a nd hum a n reso urces dir cc· tor of Allstate Life from No· vember 1978 until the ass lsW nt vlcP pres ident pos itio n. m e nt of recreational beac h areas with boa t p iers a nd la nding docks. · P la y in g fiddl e with the Bend River Boys a t the Racine Shr inP Park on Sat urday nights. a nd ra is ing a nd sometimes running beegle dogs are among his hobbles. Despite so me healt h probl e m s which led to heart surger y in the spri ng, Cle la nd continues to fulfi ll his role as c hurch and c ivic leader in the co mmunit y. This a long with his unique bl e nd of optimis m a nd detc rml · nation . coupled wit h conce rn a nd compassio n in tes timony of his Chris ti a n fait h, m a ke Cle la nd worthy of bei ng named Me igs Count v's Out s ta ndin g Senior Cit I· ze n of 1 9~7 . ~Wolfe Pen community happenings -~ : Mrs. Har ley Johnson, Mrs. ·Howard Thoma a nd Mrs . John R . ,Murphy were irf Kernersvllle, r< .C. for Lovell Blake's funeral, were overnight guests of Mrs. Lovell Blake. ~ Mr. a nd Mrs . Joseph E vans. 'Tyson, and Jonathan, Mr. Robert Murphy , Robbie, of E agle Ridge Rd . were v isitors on F a ther 's .Day with J .R. Murphy fa mily . ' : Mrs. Ida' Murphy was 4th of July diimer gues t of Mr . a nd Mr s. Joseph Evans. Tyson a nd Jona · [han of Racine. :- Ida Murphy, Mr. and Mr s. }oseph Evans. Tyson, Jonat ha n. Racine. Mrs. Greg Davis, Ash! I. : -.ioshua . and 'Mirinda Beth of .·Minersville were 4th of Jul y ·.L'ventng v is ito rs o f Robert :Murphy a nd fa m ily. e njoying • hom'e made ice Crea m . ca ke a nd fireworks. Mrs. J .R. Murphy and Peggy vis it ed with Mr. Robe r t Murphy, Robbie. of Eagle Ridge also with Debbie a nd babv Cassa ndra Dawn of Springfield. F lorida . Mrs . J ohn R. Murphy. P eggy , vis ited recently with Mr. a nd Mrs . Howard Thoma a nd Iva John son .. Recent visitors of Mr. and' Mrs. Harley Johnson a nd Iva Johnson were Robert Murphy , Robbi e, Eagle Rid gp Rd .. Debbi<' Ba· sha n, daught er Cassa ndra Da wn of Springfield , Fl a .. a nd Mr s. John R . Murp hy a nd P eggy. Dre ma Ward or Texas wa s Thursday overni g ht g ues t of Peggy Murph y .. Ida Murphy a nd Iva J ohnson . Barbar a Davi s, Ashli . J oshua , wc-rC' Sunday c-vf' nin g v isi tor s of ROi!ERT L. SPRINGER In his new position , Sp r inger will b(' r('~ pons 'i ble for ttvt'rall ad m in s tratlon of cor poratP pro· grams and development of pro· grams in co m pensa tio n, bend· its , cmployPc re lations and policy management. He also wi ll serve as a resource for the business un its a nd s uperl'lse rhc homfl offtrc human ff'SOUITC' dC'pa r t merH . . Sprin gP r's wife. J.a nice. Is the daug ht er Qf Dor is and Ell<'t' I.ewls. Park, Str<'et Mlddlepon . The coupi(' h<WP thrl'<' r hlldi"PO.' Chapman birthday observed Ra c ht>l Chapma n, d a ughto•r" of C. T . a nd Tammy Chapman, Long Bottom. was ho nar('d on her seco nd birt hday. J uly 19, wlth a party a t her home-. Cm'~sts f' nj o ~'f'd bndmini on. volleybal l. a nd h o t·s~shof•> . . A Big Bird thl'mc c~ kc and hom e m;ld(' Icc cream \\'NO s ~ r v (' d 10 h t'l r gr f' a 1. Mi rinda were gues ts of Mr. Mrs . Danie l Worley, Stacy , Da · gr a ndparl'nts . r aul a nd J os niel a nd Mr. a nd Mr s. Charley phlnc Sn 1ith. Tom a nd Barbara Robert Murphy a nd R obbi e. e nj_oyed home made ic e c rea m~mlh. Cha pma n, Dan and Donn a J<•an a nd ca kP ceiPbra ting Robb ie 's s. Tom SummPrfiPid . Crys- Smith. Barbara/\. C'hapman anti birthdav. ta of Me din a spent a fe w da ys Dav ld ,1o h nson. ·r"''~"l'· F' all· h . RM' II EL f 'II AI'MI\!\' Saturday pvening vis itor s o th Mr. a nd Mrs. Robe rt Rus · J t'n ny, f1ri<lget a nd Am\' Va r nr .1·, Mrs. John R Murphy were Sl' ll. Mr. a nd Mrs . Don Ru ss~ ll Do n, Ma rv, Jcrrv. David and Rober t Murphy, RobbiP and a nd Mr . a nd Mrs . Steve H ag~y. Pa ul Smith , Bo nn ie Smith, Tim, Sendi ng cards were fla c hl' i's friend s G inny and Chad . Ste ph a ni e a n!) Brad . ~tcpha nt e Kar<>n. -E:rlr and Staev Smi th . ~ rr•al gra ndm o th r,·. Nora Marge Purt ell .and · Bonnit' Ru sse ll re turn ed with Mrs . Su- Ted. Krl s, 'Eel and TC'r~,. Smj th. VI Ckl'I'S, f-: f·kvlrw , II'. Va.; Wt'l· Arno ld we re r·ec·e nt visit ors of me t•fl eld for a fe w days . Maxin e, Br<'nt , .Jeff a nd Tar·a do n, .roy and Mike Bart l'urn ;md Ida Murphy a nd Iva J ohnson. Mrs. Daniel Worl ey of Daniels . Rose, and Na nryChapman. Norm~' Coodwl n, l'oriwroy . Mr. a nd Mrs . Will iam Tho ma W.Va .. s pent the wee ke nd with , . - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - a nd fa milv we re las t Sa iu rdav Mr. a nd Mrs. Cha rl ey Smit h. visito rs ot' Mr. a nd Mrs. Howar(i Stacv a nd P a nir l rctu rnrcl home> Tho m a . a fter s pendin g several days with Mrs . Danie l Wor ley, Stacy and I heir gra ndparent s . Mrs . Leslie F rank a nd Sara h Da niel wer e Sunday eve nin g vis it ors of Mrs. J .R . Murphy. a nd Ma tth ew of T e xas Roa d were P eggy a nd Iva J ohn so n. WednC"sda v visitors of Mr . a nd Mr. a nd Mrs . Doy le Knapp Mrs. E ugen e Ha ning a nd Ron a tel . Community calendar/ area happenings '·. :: WEDNESDAY •.. RACINE - Southern High ;School football players wil l be iltted with helme ts We dnesday, 6 ~. m . , a t the football building.' LEBANON TWP - Le ba non Township Trustees will meet -\Vednesday, 7 p.m. , at th e town · ' J~_hip bu lldlng. '>' •· MIDDL EPORT -Achild ren 's !}rogram on ice cream making .will be held Wednesday, from 2 to 3· p.m .. at Middl e port Library. '.Gllidy Oliveri, county ex te nsion :agent. will co ndu ct the program . s hip Tru stees wil l meet 7: 3fl p.m . Wednesday at the Reeds ville Fire Stat ion. THURSDAY CHE,SHJRE - Gallia -Melgs Comm unit'y Action Agency wi ll hold fr ef> c i o thi~g day for low incom e perso ns on Thursday , 9 a. m. to n noo n. a t the o ld high sc hoo l buildi ng in Cheshire. ROC KSPRINGS - Salis bury Tow ns hip Tru stees will meet T hursday. 7 p.m., at the township ha ll on Rocksprings Roa d. ' SATURDAY POMEROY - Physica ls cross country at hletes will be give n Sal urd ay, 1: .10 p.m ., a t Me igs Hi g h Sc hool. SUN DAY REEDSV ILL E- Eden United Brethren Churc h, Route 124, two miles north of Reedsville. will have homecomi ng this Sunday, with a basket dinner a t 12: 30 a nd a ft Prnoon serv ieP a t I : .10. Special s ing ing in v it ed. Evervo ne welcome . · Family Reunions ' Parker The Parker famil y reu nion wi ll be held Sunday at Pla ins dinnN at I p.m . All re la tlvt>s a nd frie nds \VE'lcomc. Grinstead The Gri nstea d reunion wilt be held Sunday at Unio n Ca mp· _grou nd . ba ck o.f New Have n. Picnic d inne r a t 1. /\II Gri ns tead re la tives invited. Chapman . The thir d an nual Chap man and Mvrta Ke rwood Hlllla mil y ruun ion will be he ld Su nd ay · a t the gr ange hall on the Roc k Spring s ·fa irgrounds. Pot lu c k a t I p. m . a ll relatives a nd fri e nd s i~ v lt ed . Curr . The 16th a nnu al Carr reun ion will be held Su nday a t Lake Snowden, Albany. The din ne r wi ll be a t l p.m . Re lat ives a nd froends of J oihn a nd Mar y Carr are in vit ed to a tt e nd the reunion . VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL is ready at any moment "f th• day or night to pr~vide you and your · family with the quality of service you would expect from those who are dedicated to. serving you in the Health Car:e field. With our Staff of Physicians, including many specialists, as well as the most modern, up•to-date equipment and highly trained staff, we stand ready ·to care for you through such services as: 6iJi~ : . ,. OVER 11(1.-Thls Is the eighth grade clas.' of the )taclne Elementary School taken on Oct. 30, 1935, I; Reed birth lr----1-98-7-SC-H-ED-U-LE-FL_E_A-.-A-RK_E_T---1 -Paul and Laurie Reed, Middle· part, are announcing the birth of . tbelr first child, a daughter, Kattt- Elizabeth. oorn on July 27 at Rive rside Hospital, Columbu s. The Infant weighed six pounds tliree ounces. · .,.: Mr. and Mrs. T~eodore Reed, Jr., Pomeroy , and Mr. and Mrs. E)ul Wagner, Buchtel, are the grandparents. j •Our New Ambulatory Care Dept. 24 Hour Emergency Room Ur:gent Care Open 9 AM-9 PM · elnpatient and .Outpatient Surgery •Laboratory •X-Ray •CAT Scanner WE ARE HERE FOR YOU POMEROY, OHIO AUG. 6-7-8-9 - SEPT. 3-4-5-6 ·OCT, 1·2·3·4· _ NOV. 5-6·7-8 Dealers Wanted - Buyers Wanted C4111e 0111 - Com• til Reasonable. Se1· up Ra181 - Indoor-Outdoor Space . FO- INFORMA OON C~LL: (304) .422-4169 or. (614) 742-2882 •Non-Invasive Cardiac Lab •Special Care Unit •Skilled Nursing Facility (Long Term Carel •Home Health (Home •isits) •~hysical therapy •Continuity of Care (lhtllcal lojulpmont for Salo/lont) MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Volot•ll - Hooptlat Meigs Land Transfen CompUed q . · Emmorene Holslebil ~o Melp County Ree ~I f; . The Daily .. Blanche L. Wilson to Richard E. Swanson, Doris J . Swanson, 1.27 acre, Rutland . David C. Bradley, Theresa Sehweller·Bradley to Dave Weeks, Jeanie Weeks, 16. ~ acres, Orange. David C. Bradlev, Theresa David C. Sehweller·Bradley Bradley, Theresa Sehweller·Brad· ley. parcel. Orarige. · Lester L. Ward, JosephinE> A. Ward to Ishmael Smilh, IloMa K. Smith, 7.25 acre, Salem. · Robert D. Brennema n, Patricia P. Brenneman to William A. Barn· . hart, Brenda Barnhart, lot s, Po· mercy village. • . We Reseive Tlie Riehl To Limit Quantities . STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday .8 AM-10 PM jo at OUTSTJ\NDING SEN IOR Cri'IZEN - Frank Cleland , Meigs County's 1987 Outstanding Senior Citizen. ~ VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAl 115 East !Wemorlal Drln Pomeroy 992-2104 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1987 Mary Lou ·Madden to GE>neva Wist>, parcels, Salisbury. , Etha J. WarnPr, dec .. by execu· tors to o.-nnls .H. Manuel', Anna Gcrtf\Jde Manuel. parcel, Letart. Carl E ugene Phillips, Sr. to Ma~· gle leona Nelson , Lot 38, Middleport villagE'. Gary G. Basham. Lena Basham to Gary G. Bashem, Jr .. 15 acres, Bedford, Melanic> S. Dillard to Brian I. King, 2.00 acres. Jl<>dford. OlivP Mllard to G!.>rald W. Howard. Barbara A. Howard, l:M acres, Seiple, RE'va lr('fl<' Simms (by atty. In fact) to M.artha 0 . Vennarl. parcel, Salisbury . Th~rrnan Junior Mart in , Ct-ral· dine Martin to Harvey s. Martin. 8 acr<'!;, Sutton. Dora B. Wood, dec. to CI!'Ii B. Wood , cer1 . of trans., Syracuse Vll· lagt>. Ar1hur Hl'iney to Mary Jean Kcl· 11'1'. 10 am. Ollv<'. lchard A. Flnlaw. G!.>rt ru<W Fin· law to Ma rk I. Sorden. .21 acrt', PO· meroy vUlafli-, , Yvonne M. Wa lk!'r. <k'c'd, to Burl D. Walkl.'f, a ffidavit. llrdford. Burl D. Walker to Burl J . Walkt'l'. Pa tricia E . Walker . .78 !!ere. Bed· ford. Sti'VE'D K. LittlE'. Rita K. Llttk' lo Stcwn K. Lilt Jr. Rita K. Llttlt>. . 71 acrE'. Salisbury. Pomeroy F IJ'C'fl¥'11 Assoc. to f'o. m<'roy Fh·elnE'D's Accos., Inc .. lot · m. Polllf'roy v Uia~ c . $ 39 Chuck ·Roast .•• !~ ... 1 ·U.S.D.A. CHOICE $ ~9 · Round ~ Steak .•. ~B~e•e 1 . BUCKET $ 199 Cube Steak •..•.• U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS L:·e·• USDA CHOICE . U.S. N~. 1-10 LB. BAG $J 49 Rump Roast ~ ••• ~·$1 CHICKEN 69 leg Quarters .~~ •• e•• '49< FRESH PORK BUTT · . $ 49 Steak/Roast........ 1 LB. Christine B. Gibbs. aka. ChrL~· tinP Gibbs Giglio. aka ChrL•tlnc Gl· ~llo to Stcvcn C l11ilo, parcels. Col· umbla. Slevm A. Gl~llo to Shella Mllll, k!'n. par!X'ls. Columbia. Willia m D. Parsons. Vl'lma I. Paroons to Kl'nneth D. Marklns. Vermont Ma rklns, par!X'Is, Sutton. Milton E . Roush, Sara E . Roush to Shelly For1une. .674 acrr. Syra· cuse vtliagl'. Joseph D. Loftis, Com Lollis to Gary O'Dell , 5.3435 acrC'S. Salls· bury. Floyd H. Barnhouse, dec ... e t al. Allet' Barnhoulil', dec .. rt al to t.arry E. Hoffman, Sheriffs Dr«!. Broford. KPnneth 0 , Marklri s, VPrmont Marklns to Michal'! J . Trmt, Re· bl:'cca L. Trmt. parcels, Sutton. Billy t. Willia mson, Janet L. Wll· liamson, Frederick L. Williamson. Donna J. Williamson. Tommy L. Williamson. Vicky ak;l Vicki Willi· amson to Frederick L. Williamson. Vicky Williamson. parcel. Rutland villafle. , Charles Legal', Jr., Amy Legarto BuckP)'e Rur•l Elretric Corp., Inc. , Hght of way, B<>dford. · Luther E . Gilliam, Veneva M. Gilliam. Carolos D. Dale to Buck· <'Y<' Rural Elretric Corp . .'Inc., ri11ht of way, Scipio. Billy E. Mci<L>nzle, Wilma Mcl<l'nzie to BuckeyE' Rural Eire· trjc Corp., Inc .. right of way, Bed· ford, Randy J . LlPVing, Allee M. Llev· lng to Buc keye Rural Elretric Corp., Inc., MI'IRS. right or way. Charles Althouse. Carolyn All· hou.'!l' to BuckeyE' Rural Electric Corp. Inc., right of way, Scipio. Danivl C. Hensler, Patty Hensler to Columbus and Southern Ohio Eire· hie Co.. right of way, Sutton. LE-t art Township Trustees by president to CSOE. right of way, Le· tart. LllllP A. McGee, James McGee to Cols. 9 So. Ohio Elect. Co.. right·· of way, Lebanon. St<'VPII D. Pullins, TNesa Pullins to Cols. & So. Ohio Elret. Co.. rlflht of way, Sutton. · Edward R. Roush, Rebecca J. Roush to Cols. lr So. Ohio Elect. Co., rljlht of way, Sutton. TPny M. Stl'them, Mtolani!' Stehem to Cola. & So. Ohio Eleet. Co., Che$ter. right of way. Kenneth Wallbrown. Charlene R. Wallbrown to Cols. lr So. Ohio Elect. Co., right of way, Lebanon, Spencer Buchenan to Georgia Mount. Landen A. Mount, 1 acre, Olive. Monty R. Hart, Cathy J . Hart to Mickey C. Williams, Sandra L. Wll·. Iiams. parcels, Sutton/Salisbury. Donald E. Kouns, Edna L. Kouns to Mary E. FI'DI'ndt, lots 53 & 54. Sy· racuse village. KI"Ziah J . Dye, <lec'd, to Dale W. Dye, cert. of trans., Columbia. Virginia E. Hartley, aka VIrginia E, VitaiOl' to E. Kautf, Usa A. !qtuft,.l.07 acre, Rutland. nm • $"J39 Ground ·Chuck •••ee LB. HOMEMADE Sand. Spread •e•••e•• LB. Wh1te Potatoes ••e BROUGHTON · 2°/o Milk ......~A~·...... $ 39 GRADE A Large Eggs DOZEN . e••••e••••e• 1 ·49 ( DAIRY LANE STAR .. KIST Oil or Water Ice Crea·m ••••••••••••• 112 GAL. Chunk Tuna •••••••••• 6.S OZ. 1s.s FRESH BAKERY Donuts •..•....•~":!.~·· $1 49 oz. Manwich ••••••••••••••• • •• •• ••• • •• C01Jp(fi •••••• • •••••• MAXWELL HOUSE ' .. SOFT & GENTLE COFFEE BATHROOM TISSUE ~i:· $4 99 L~t I Por Custo.. r Good at Pawtll's Supormarl<tt OniJ • ' Offor Good Thru S.t. Aug. I, 191 4 ROLL PKG. 69( Limit I Por Custo..r Good at Powell's Supermarlltt OniJ Offor Good Thru S.t., Aug. I, 191 ' I , ' ••• • . .. • 147oz.$329 BOX ~~~·$119 Limit 1 Por Cust-r Good at Powell's Supermarket Only Offor Good lhru Sat., Aug. I, 1917 ..... ...... COlJP(fi' •••••• . " •• • • •• .PUREX DETERGENT . . : · FLAVORITE SUGAR I Limit 1 Por Customer Good at Powell's Supormarl<tl OniJ Offor Goad Thru Sat., Aug. I, 198 ..................... •• •'• •· �.. .· ' Page- 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Wedneiday. August 5. 198~ ~-- The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 .' •. --Local briefs---.. South still bakes in heat ; death toll hits 80 · :=~~· Four hurt .in Tuesday wreck . Fou r peo ple were Inj ured In an accide nt Tucsday , at 7: Oo p.m .. In Sutton Township on Ohio 124. according to the .Ga llta·Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. · · Arthu r D. Roush, 37. his two passengers, Sarah L. Wiles , 16, and Amy L. Roush. l5, a ll of Racine , and Conn ie L Smith , 23. o! Pomeroy. were ta ken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Meigs E MS. The two Ro ushes, Smith and Wiles were trea ted a nd released. The accident occurred when Roush and a pickup truck driven by Don M. ~ose, 36, of Portla nd , we re heading east on Ohio 124 . . Roush stopped to turn left when his car was rear-ended by Rose's truck. The action caused Roush's car to s lide left .of center, forc ing the car dr iven by Sm ith, whic h was trave ling wes t, to run off the r ight side of the road. in to an embankmen t.. Rose was cited for assured clear dis ta nce. Smit h was cited for not weari ng a sea t belt . Ea.,tern board m eets Monday Eastern Local Board of Ed uca tion will meet-in special sessio n Monday , 7:30 p,m., at the high school. to co nduct perso nnel a nd purchas ing mat.t ers . Squads have 11 calls . Tuesday 102. " We' •·e going to have a bit of a coo l spE>I l," said forecasTer Scott Prosise in the nation's capita l. " II should be anywhere from 85 to 90 degrees." · Si nce Ju tv lB. the heat wave has been bl amed for 80 dealhs In Missouri, Nebras ka , Pennsylva- Meigs County Emergency Medica l Services reports ·n ca lls Tuesday ; Middleport at 2:06 a. m. to Norih Second Ave. for J arri ie Hudson who was trea ted but not tra nspor ted ; Pomer oy a t 7::i8 a.m. to Mul berry He ights for Edna Coojler who was treated but not tra nspor ted; Middleport at 11 : 27 a. m. to an a u to accident on Nort h Second Ave. ; no inj uries; Tupper s Plai ns at 11:37 a .m. to Tow nship Road 319 for Carr ie Osborne to Vete ra ns Me morial Hos pital; Tuppers Plains at 1:35 p.m. tra nsPQr ted Pa ul Hedges to Camden-Clar k Mem or ia l Hos pit al; Syracuse _a t 6:53 p.m. to Miner sville HIll for Mar ion Haw k to Holzer Medical Center: Racine units at 6:56 p. m. transparted Amy Roush, Art hu r Roush. Sarah Wiles and Connie Smit h fro m an au to ·acci dent on Rout e 124: Lisa Wil es and Don Rose werE' n·eated a t the sce ne but not tra nsparted: Middleport at 7:·12 p.m. to Beec h St. fo r DN mer Haw ley who was tre ated but not tra nsporl<'d ; Middlepor t <+t 8:09 p.m. to Stonewoods Apts. for Inez-Pooler to Veterans Memori al Hos pita l; Po me roy a t 8: 25 p.m. to Mulberr y Ave. for Grace Clark to Holzer Medi cal Cent e r : Middle port at l O: 23 p.m. to B roadwa y St. fo r Clara Fra nce who was tr ea ted but not tra ns ported. • By P ETER ROWE , United Press International An· advance of cool air from Canada today shran k the portion of the country gripped by a heat wave blamed for at . least 80 deaths as only the South sweltered In temperatures fit for Ice sales men but few ot hers. " Tf' ll be the weekend before they rea lly have much relief, " Na tional Wea ther Service fore· casler· Harry Gordon said, forecas ting tem pera tures today from the mid 90s to around 100 degrees from the sout hern P lains across the lowe r Mississippi Va lley a nd nor th along the Atlan tic Coas t to Virginia. Howeve r, the cold front from Canada was expec ted to bri ng relief today as far south as Was hington . D.C., whe re a high of 99 degrces Tuesday just m issed _the record for th~ day of Souther n Local Board of Ed ucation will meet in s pecia l session 8 p.m. Mopd ay at _thC' high sc hool. Wrecker goes over river bank A driverless wrecker a nd a ut omobi le moved across E . Ma in St. . late Tuesday after noo n a nd the wrecke r went OV<'f the r iver ba nk near the Smith-Nelso n Motor Co. Pomero)· Police reported that the wrecker had towed ti ca r dow n Condor St. , to the motor compa ny lot. The wrecker a pparently slipped into gear after the dr iver had left the vehicle a nd the wrecl e r and at tached ca r moved across E. Main St. . wit h the wrecke r goi ng over the top of the bank a nd th e car remain ing on th<' Mai n St. IC'vel, policP sa id. Two ot her wrecke r s were used to retrieve the fir st wrecker. palice said. Thirt y-fo ur ra sps were processed in thE' court of Pomeroy Mayo r Richard SPy ler Tuesday night. _·F' indd were Ro ber t Sisson. Rut land. $63 a nd costs, squ ea ling tir es: Ro)· E. La wson. J r., New Lexington. $fi.1 and cos Is, ex pired plates, a nd $350 a nd cos ts, dr iving wh ile intoxicated: Andy Pa iterson, Sy racu se, $6:l a nd costs, squeali ng tires; Ke ith Musser, Portland , $113a ndcosts, onr yea r probation. intoxicallon: Alice Hoo ton. Rut land, $50 a nd costs. no fl nanc'ia l responsibili ty, and $63 a nd costs, expired tags: Ro nald Swa n. Colu m bus. $6:1a nd cos ts, passing on a dou ble y!'llow !inc . Forfpit ing bOnds werc Gc ne Moore, P ai nt Pleas ant. W. Va .. ~50: Walter E llis. Po meroy, $4o: NP Json Morr iso n, Lor l o n , Va .. $4o: John H aggert ~· . Middleport. $45; La rr)' Rider . Middl eport. $0'2 : Ronald Bocht e r. Pomerov , mas Parker . Pomeroy, $50, improper. registra tion, and $50, imprope r star ting a nd backing: Velma Ha rper. Col umbu s. $50, da_v evf"ni ng at VPtC'r an s MPmO r· orfi c iat i ng. ial Hospi tal. Bor n Fe b. 24. 1 9 1~ a t Gal li polis. she was a daught er of thr la tr Gm rgr and Flore nce Ra lph Burial in will bi' Ri \'e rv icw CemPtery. Fr ie nds m ~y cal l a t the fu nera l ho mr toda.1· IWedn esda)·i from 2 t o ~ ;md 7 to q_ Gardner. She was r etir ed from Hols um Bakery, Midd lcport , a nd wa s a mernb<'r of Mi ddleport · Chu rch of Chr ist Surl'i ving a re h<' r husba nd, Hl'nr.v G. Ca r pent e r. Middl eport: one dau ghte r. Martha F r)·. Pomeroy: three sons. Pau l Eugene Spi rrs of Alexa ndr ia. Va .. Robert Spf1·cs with t hc U.S. Arm)· in .Japa n and .lr r r)' Spires of Pasadena . Ca lif.: two stepsons. Larry Ca rpentl'r of Mi ddlepor t a nd Ra ndy R. Ca rpent er of Lak e Shari'. Fla .: lfi gra ndchi ldre n: sevrral grea t grandchildren; and three bro thers, Way ne Ga rdner of Fos tor ia . Geo rg!' Gardn er of Cheshi r<' and Ma r k G..-dner of Bloomda l.l Bcs i d ~s hcr pa rents .. she was prrr!'ded in dea th by a da ught Pr, Bf'll )' .June Spires. a nd anothc r daughte•· who died in infan cy : two s isters. Rut h Sandsbury a nd Louisc Gilmore: andth rrcbrothers, Floyd, Ar thur a nd Car l Fil.- for dimr('t> F:sther Wa rd, in care oi Rogcr 1\e ll cr. PomerO)' . has fil ed for di1·orct' in Meigs County Co mmon Pleas Court from J ames T. Wa rd. Pomeroy. NC' Ison D. Wa tson, Po m!'roy. has filed for divorce from Brenda J . Tern piNon Watson. Pomeroy. GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TVs GAS & ElEC. RANGES COUNTY APPLIANCES 62 7 3rd Ave., Gallipolis HOUI$: 8 A.M.·6 P.M. .eSpecial Of the Week S1.15 WITH FRIES ............ S1 ,69 ' . . I t ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the IIIII of the PoiRII'IIJ-Malon lrldga POMEROY, OH. · PH. 992•2556 do+ .,~••••a~ '" .. . ... • • ou _a ..... ou _• .. ,., . , .• ••• • ••• • Olfa . ·:::.'-.:: ~ ::-.:.::; t.:.:;.."7 ;;:-:,· ~ ..:!!"::'· ~.::: Cl.,.ified pa,et to\ler rile /o llo.Wn~ lt!lttplu:uw uchonJ•tt ... ,..,c- . "'"' C- f l l COtf H"'llllllf ,.. ...,.,., •-•o•v••••• IIHOAY i'lll'tll '·""'""~ •••u ! 1>110 4 •~.. .,. .. . -~-- =:~ ,., _ ... 0 . _ ~"'''"" ..... .u~ -- !&GUS CLUI- I'OM(IOT, OH. 1HUIU PM- II . ,45 MARG. TUMBLER .... 2/99• 12 01. T6 SLICE PIMENTO PROC. CHEESE ........ S1.89 BULK AMISH LONGHORN CHEESE ... S1.89 -.. ::;=~-- ··--· 11- ll<ollo,'I'II · C I - ·· - - ., _ __ ......_,_ u_.._ ._ ~~---- ~­ - We Carry Fi1hi'ng Supplies John 1(. Bentz Owner /Mechanit 16141 992- 77S4 ADS7 PUBLIC SALE 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. PAT HILL FORD SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY,AUG.6, 1987 AT 1:00 P.M. AT THE M. A. HALL RESIDENCE ON Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc ANTIQUES BUY OR SEll OLD ST. RT. 33 NEAR OHIO PALLET Riverine Antiques HAS BEEN CANCELLED 1124 Eat! Main St. We Are Sorry For · Any Inconvenience Cause. Service lr (h-• or ...,...,_, LONG'S CONSTRUCTION Vinyl & Alum. Siding 614-843-5248 992-2526 RElSONAil£ . llltllll 8-20-'86 tin •FURNACES •AIR CONDITIONERS •HEAT PUMPS "flEE ESTIMATES" PH. 742-2027 Oo ·) ~tij1 ,,_·lJ :J r~~ : rnV. Carolina FIISH 1-614-843-5425 711312 mo. d. TUPPERS PLAINS - Bnc k ranch thai has e' er ythm g1 full basement wtth lin•s hed rec. room. I' i baths, beautiful kitchen. lormal d1nmg, 3 lledr ooms, oa klnm. Qual•ty wor k. Spactous lot. 2 ca r gara~ e. palto Eacellenl condtlton, $68,000 00. ,• 32 OZ. ORE-IDA CIIIIKLE CUT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE - 2 41 acres ol mant land locat ed near Eastern H1gh School w•th access toRt 7. Water & electnc "arlable. $6,000 00. French Fries •••••••••••••••••• S1.39 20 OZ. FRESHLIKE Whole Kernal Corn •••••••••• s119 OUT OF TOWN - Everyone love s the count ryand th1s is your · chance to live thete' Nt ce 3 bedroom trailer with new carpet in tivmg room, cetlin g Ions 1n LR. & k•tchen, A/Cuntt '"Master bedrm., I bath with washer & dryer included. Newer Iron! porch to Sil on and wa ste th ose summer evenings away 1n th is peaceful count ry sett1ng Also has many_other lea, tures includi ng a wei bar , satelltte dtsh, lots ol cabmet space, 2 bay windows 1n dimng area and master bedroom. All electri ~. drilled well. MAKE OFFER $14,500.00. . 1S OZ. ARMOUR HOT MORNING STAR ROAD - Want to build your own home but can'! lind th e perlect place' Well. we have it' 5-5 acre lots located on Morning Star Rd. Water & electric m ilabfe. Call us and start buildmg your dream home tod ay' $10,000.00 each. HERE IT IS! Your home in the cou ntry, o'er 21 acres ol ground. pl us a 2 slary fra me hou se w/ 3 bedrooms, cellar . · shed & woodburner lor exira heat WANT 1 1/• The jeans with personal fil. Timeless, classic, yet very modern- levi's®Red Tab Basics. Jeans, Jackals and · Shirts with the styling , fit and quafi1y you expect. Levrs ' OOAI.JTY NEVER OOI:S OUT Of S1'Y\.E. ' .. ' '·J ell•• you "The Clelll4 T11111 .-111 tlfely h1to • 111.- ho111e." • ;HENRY E. CLELAND, JR .........................992·6191 •JEAN TRUSSELL ....................................949· 2660 : DOTTIE TURNER ... :......... ..... ............. .....992-5692 TRACY RIFFLE ................;.. ,..... ..............949·3080 OFFICE ......... .................. ,..................... 992·2259. 3 Announcements ~- Cook' s TV Ser'llic ewill be closed fOt vacation from Aug 31hru A us 16. 4 Giveaway 8 wee k old puppies. Part BeAgle. Calt 614 -367 -0185 367-7214 aftM 6 . 814-446-3870. Black and gray, llripp.cl male ltinen. 8 wks . old. Needs good. lOVing home. Call 61 4· 446· 2393. Junk TV ' S t o give a.w l y. Must take all. Call614-446 -1149. POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL Adorabl• fluffy cule kitten s. Call 614 -992-7574 . CAll ANYTIME PH. 992·2772 7-30-87-1 mo. 446·1318 J-6·1 !flO. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT (CUT OUT FOit FUTURE UIEI -KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 1111 Ma.. s •Washers •Dishwasher s •Ranges •Refrigerator s •Dryers •Freezer s PARTS and SE FREE INFORMATION PACKET. t 18,000 in coll..e es slttance The Army Nadonal Gulfd. 1· r egul• i priilcipl.. r equ Wed; valid Ohio driv.r' s license. good record and extensive t ravel required . S•lary 818.000-21 .000 • V81r. Excel· lent benefit package. Send re-. sume t o Robin Eby. BuckBV• Community Servi ces. P.O .Bo• 604. Ja ck son. Oh . 45840. Deadline f or applicantt: 8· 1287. Equal opportunity employer Free puppy. lh Da chsund, f emale. black with brown. very playful. 12 weeks old.-614-992 - 2073. Must give away abandon8d bl1c;:k kinen, darling w ith green eVes. Calf 61•·992 -3478 . Used childs sw ing set. Call 814-992-2077. 6 puppie1 • half Aualralian blu e hHier and Pit Bull. 304-676 7250. 6 12 JOB PLACEMENT: High school 18 Wantad to Do grads, let u1 h al ~ you discover the job t hat flt i yOu beSt, We place people in ovtr 70 ~ areer f ields. Jobs are full time permanent po11tion s with solid benefits. Applicant s between 17-30 yeers old will be COI"!I idered . No Fe e lnvotved. Call t oll free 1-800· 282 -1384, Mondev· Thursday, 9am -2pm. "'im' 1 odd jobs painting, driveway reualing, cerpenterwork& roof repair, tr... S. hedges e•per ienced. Call 81 4 +319 2416 Can do light heuling and roofing . Rea s oneble rat•• · Mer i on Snider: 814-949· 2829. Roem and board for elderly and handicapped with personal cere. In M iddleport. Call 814 -982· 6873. Vacancv f or elderly ledy . Good hOme-cooked meals and good c.,e. Call614-992-7227. It' • col!ntry living in my home tor the elderly. Private bedrooms. bath and INing room. No steps, nice porch and yerd, only 1evan minutes from stores and hospit el. e~~r.p . 814-992 -5115. Grover's Lawn Mower Repair. We' H pick up and deliver. Good. used mowers for Mle. Call 814-742 -2393 or 814-742 · 1.:.30.:.9:..1_.- t59. 230 +year. Nowhiring. Call 1-806 -687-6000 Ext . R-9806 tor currant federal list . Friendly Home Partin h" opening for managers and dealers in your area. Largest line In party plan, free kit, brand new christmas catalog, toy, Qifl, and home decor catalog. r 800 items. Top commisSion and hott"s gifts. Call for tree catalog 1-800-227 - 1510 or call collect o.... THIU JUlY Alto . . . . . UU FOR roofilt ........ BOGGS FIEf I!IIMATE 992·6116 or 367-7220 7·9 -'87-1 .... SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST Real Estate General TEAFORDm GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorizotl John Dooro, · New Holland, luth Hog Form Real Estate ~ ~ , 8 Public Sale 8t Auctiqn or 949·2801 Parts & Service - MIKE'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE Service Call Addons and remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete w ork Plumbing and electrical work (free E1time1e1} lOVING AUIWOIM- Of CARPENTER SERVICE Only $1250 HOUSIIIOID APPIIANQS. All IIPAIIS OUAIAintiD I TIM, PA111 AND 1 -. Sortieing rofriprlllor' V. C. YOUNG Ill .... BISSELL BUILDERS · Carter French Residence Corner of Fourth and Palmer, Middleport CUSTOM IUilT HOMES & GARAGES "At Rea-We Prien" PH • .949-2801 or 949-2860 · Must see to appreciate. ' . Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAlLS · 4-16-l&'lfn Misc. Turn off Rt . 35 al Church 5 family yerd hie. State At. 884 Harrisonville. Aug. 6 ,7 , 8. g. 7p.m . Aug . 6th. Wahe r Bentz rn idence on flood Rd. 10-3 . Follow signs up Uncoln Hill. Rain will not eaneel. of God on Rodney -Bidwell Rd. Turn on first gravel road. Thurs. and Fri . Thurs. and Friday. 8,: 30-4:00. 1 mile above Silver Bridge Plu:a . Electric ,r oller massage exercise. clothes, hou sehold Items. Yard Sal e- 45 Central A\le. Thurs .. Fri .. and Sat. 1---------,-- Thur. and Fri. Aug. 8 1nd 7. 9th hou .. on right New. Lima ,Rd. A~tland . Something ·tor ev• rvone. 6, 4 · 742 -21502. 5th and 6th. Rutlend American Legion. 4 family yard sale. Friday 7th and Sat. 8th. from 9-4p.m . Grey Eblins residence 40830 Laurel CtlffRd. . Aug . 6 and 7 . Childrens clothing etc . Leslie Scarbrough rea;ctence on corner of Vlflderhoot Ad . out of Tupper, Plains. Wanted to buy, standing timber. Call AI Tromm at 614-742 - 2328. QUILTS Antique-Pre 1940's. Call Mare. •814-992-21 01 !days) or 1-592 2481 evenings . ... . CALl 992,617i Loughlin (612ta88 8666. Yard sei8 FridaY Aug . 7 . 9-1. Aeroas from Grade School, Rutlend. ....... P.omerov__________ _ 773·9661 . Fniplnymt:lll S1: rvtct: :; 11 Help Wanted 4 family . Aug . 5th and 6th. Kid ' s, women' s, m~n ' s clothing jell sizes). Tova, picture ffamn. eureit e bike, wooden rodcing ehalr, books, much mora. 381 Grant St .. Middleport. 9 :00- Aft>"''· Ohlo 45701 . !1141 193·5551 , extan•ion _288. EOE ....... Pt'Pieasarif ____ _ & Vicinity 6:00 pm . 3 Family Yard Sale. •thS. Brown Street. Mason. 304-773-15140, Friday a SaturdiiV. & famity , Augu.t 5th through 7th. 3 mil• out Depot St .. Rutland. Lots of infant to aduh clothing. 13 t.mity yard sale. Aug. l -7-8, Gell. Ferrv . Shot guns. turn .. tools. clothing a. Mise. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST OR • _ _..:__ _ _ __ _ _ MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN . Part-limit poaidon, all shifts. Must q regi1terad or reglttry eligible and .,ailebl1 tor I or 1 wealta of full· tl'f'e orientation. Paid holtdays. tidl and vacation tlm1. Ponlblftty of becoming h.dl~ time .. later dlta. Contact IDnnle Schoonover, O ' llana11 MemorIal Hoeplial, Hospital DrWa. Aug . 8th . 10:00-1. Between H&R Block •nd Cleland Realty. lots ol clothing, radios . t1p11, etc. Little of everything, Middleport & Vicinity Loom for rug weaving. 304- 7-6-'IT-11111. FOR SALE MODULAR HOME! 7-2J.IIto. rongt~. lrwothert, ltlgo lfiopotals, lrath , . _. . 4-15-'86-lc 614-992-3293 lllicr-... ... waslllf1: • .,.,s, 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomtroy, Ohio CALL fr.,.. .,, AC lwW.w units ..tirl, Reataurant Business far sale. . , Ea.s tern Ave. Call 814 -446 - • 3077 Of 446-9782. Middleport & Vicinity Vard Sale: 1741 Chath am A\le. Tue1. and Wed. · Aug. 4th and 5th. Wanted To Buy 446·0175. YOUNG'S Business Opportunity & Vicinity 9 Used mobile homes. Call 614- l·l -'86 tic 21 ----·--Pom.iirov _________ _ Retired persons position open for part -time help. Apply at Vaughan• Cardinal. Middleport. Vard Sale: 2 miles out of Vinton on Shepard Lan e. Aug . 4,6,and 8. Moving. 2282. No Su~y Finanw l -----·-Gallipolis····-·--- Assistant manager or grocery manager wanted. Experience nec essary . Ambit ious, good with people. Salary $16.000 to 118,000 per year with benefits. A growing company. Apply at \laughans Car~inal M iddleporl. Rick Pe arson AUctioneer lictms&d in Ohto and West Virginia. Estate, ·antique, farm , liqui· 4atlon sales. 304· 773-5786 . , TOP CASH pai d tor '83 model and newer used cars. Smith Bulcti -Pontiat:, 1911 East ern AllfJ ., Gallipolis. Call 614 -446- PH. 949·2860 Will babysit in my home In the ' Henderson ern day or evening. Can provide raterenc". 304- . 675· 6880. . l ost : Small light brown mixed Terrilf. Male. l ost in Pomeroy on July 31 . Call814-992 -7548. 814-448-3672 New Homes luilt "Free E1timetes" ~ 2989. lost and Found used cars. Jim Mi nk Chw .-Oidsl nc. Bill Gene Johnson SIDING CO. FarM Equlp111e11f 218 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)-992 -3325 Hottsinq H,•.,clqu.Jt li-t·, - Will care for elderly paraon in my home. Ret. & _Experience, Call for mora information. 304-676, Nurse Aide, all shitts. 9 :00 and 5:00pm. 102 Court St .. Pome: roy . 614· 992 · 2667. P.M . and Associates Home Health Care Agency . 0-618-452-0091 . We pay cash fOf late mod &I clean Vllfd Sal e: Clothes. bowling ball. BISSELL Eq41ipmt~1 Dealer RLILlOI NICE BRICK- lg. landscaped lot 2 patios. dbl. ga rage, 6 rms., 3 bedrooms, 2\7 ceramic balhs, centra l air and heat. fam ily rm. wtth It· replace and eQ uipped kitchen. $1 30,000. 2 APTS.-Near Kroger's, Central heal, paneli ng, modern kitchen, basement. garage and river ' iew. Asking $29,500. 14 ACRES- At Bald Knob wilh free gas and sprin g on good country road. A·FRAME-Lg nice 3 bedrooms, 2 ~ baths. lu ll basement w1th 2 business rms., woodburner, I ~ garage about 30x40. copper plumbing and 6.6 acres. $59,500. 2 HOliES - 2 lois, 'lewol river, llackyards, basements. Just $14,000. OWNER FINANCING - 3 bedroom, 2 slory lrame in Syracuse. Gas furnace. iron porc_h and lg. garage. Only $1 5,000. . CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992-3326 *VINYl SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING 'llOWN IN INSULAnON - · - -- - Lawnmowar service and repair. · Alao lawns mowH. 304 -875 - · 1563. Own your own apparel or · shoe · stor e . choou from : jean - · apOrtswear, ladies app1rtl, men' s, children -maternity, large sizes . petite. dancewear aerobic. bridal. lingerie or acces· sories store. Add color analysis. Brands: Uz Clatborna. O.aolina, Helllthtex. levi. , lea. Cemp Beverly Hill1. St Michele. Chaus. Outback Red, Gen•i•. Forenza. Organically Grown, over 2000 othen. Or t 1 3.99 one price d"igner, mullti ti• pricing discount or family Moe store. Retail pricn unbaUft'abla fGr qlUIIity shon normalty priced from 119. to , 180. Over 2&0 brenda ~600 ltyln. $14, BOO to 126.900: inventory, training, fixtures, grand opening, airfare, trtc. Can open 16 days Mr. · TAYlOR BUilDERS 40"1o OFF ON WINDOWS Situations Wanted Dodrill' I PriveteH omaCere. Will care fQr the ekl..-ly In my home. Call 614 -388-8193 anytlm•. Go~arnment Jobs. 816. 040 · Kitten s to • good home. Call 614·99 2-7 3 82 . FREE ESTIMATES R .N . ilpplic..iona now beinv Ket~Ptad tor full time potit\on, Pta•ant Valley Nursing Care Centet. epply personnel office \ Pl••ant VIII., Hasp. 30•· 17&· 4)CO . AA -EOE . CLIMB THE LADDER TO SUC· CESS . Guarantl ltd Income whh pot entlll of $2&.000.00 tint ye• earnings. Training program f or lhote who quality. Apply In person I f W. VJ, Empk)yment Office. 225 Si.11 th St. Polm Ple aaent , W . Va. Aug . lth between 10:00 em end 2 :30pm. Bu sh hog small Hat land ne.town, if interested· Call 614· 446-8471 after 5 :00PM . 6·17-tfc We alto know the ploce for IMitcharing an II ·,.-octning. Wo tOtitfy or , .. don'l poy Flit IUTCHUIIG W/fHII COUPON Gootl thtu ,..,,, I ................ lloof is. AVON • All areaa. Call Marityn Weav er 304-812-214&. SOCIAL WORK -A110i11te Director t o j the Collie dog to giveaway . Good tlatured, needs attention. Call AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR lll•o Traasmlulon PH. «192-5682 or 992-7121 home. Call 614-266 -6231 . J&L BLOWN INSULATION Meet nice people and m ake new fr iends. Sell Avon. Free - Stan up fee. C.tl 114-448- 2166. or 814- Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio 3 - half grown kittens lo good 10-8-tlc· HEAD LEnUCE ......... 79t Re""odeling lob. but • car... Complete benefit ~ dr a.ge.. Send r•ume to : P.S.C •• BoK 18-D . ArrowhHd Lane. Portsmouth, Ohio 4ri662. Wanted: Three part-time Com· munity Service Worker pos~ions availabte w ith an intermediate care facility for dwelopmentalty disabled adutta in Bidwflll: 1}26 IJ.ours-week: 12:30 - 8 :30a.m ., 3 daya a week; plus 2 hour w·aakty steff meeting. 2) 34hours-w .eek: 12 :30-8 :30 a.m., 4 days a week; plu i 2 hour w ' elcty n eff '· "'eating. 3} 18- hoursweek: 101!. m.-8 p.m .. ·.sat .• Sun.; plus 2 hour weekly staff meeting. All position s: High school degree. valid Ohio driver' s license and good driving record requ ired; ability to work Well as a team member. excellent interpersoflal communica· tion skills, creative and self·h molivated, abmtv to wor • wit minimal supervision, punctual, and good organization skills required; experiecne working w jth profoundly or severely relarded Individuals and exp• rience in the application of normalizatio n principle~ pre-' ferred. Salarv: t4:.25 per hoi.Jr. Vacatkm and sil:k benefits. Send reaume, indicating which position(s) applying for. to Robin Eby, Buckeye Community Services, P .0 .Bo• 604. Jackson Ohio 45840 . Deadline for ap'pllcanu: 8-13-87 . Equal opportunity em· plover. CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES 1-4·1 mo. d. FENCE COMPANY Gutter Wor• Complete CAll ANY11ME BUTCHf fl SHIJP PH. 992-2772 ACCENT Complete Roofing of All Types Worked in Homt Area 25 Years FIEf ESTIMAT£S Electronic Organs Mobile service .RUSS MOORE HEATING & COOliNG Roger Hysell Garage Announcements TVs, Anttnnas Satellite Salts HOURS: Tuo.·WotJ .• fri. 11 a.m. ta 7 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m,· 7 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES 24 CT. 7-30-'17-1 mo. 7-IS-17 1 mo. J.R.'s REPAIRS Installation RES IOf NT1Al t CO MM £ ACIAL PEACHES .......un,....,99< JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 992-3718 Pomeroy Let U1 F111ee Vou Ill POMEROY - Six acres close to town - w1th mce I '·I slory lrame home, wtt h 3- 4 bedrooms. Has n•ce k•tchen cabmels, IO'a20' storage bu1ldm~ patio, garden space. MAKE OFFER. $1 7.000.00. '' FREE ESTIMATES" GIJIIIII. COmACTOIS 7· 11-17 1 mo. pd. .INSULATION 21ft SIIE & IP •New Roofing 985-4141 J&L P.O. BOX 1166 MT . VERNON , OH . 43050 DAVIS METAL SALES Is the Nation's futest arowin& MANUFACTURER of D-RIB metal roofina &sidine. We offers ol profiles: D-RIB , HI -RIB. 5-Y. COR· RUGA TED. Orders custom cut to the inch at no extra charae. DIIS offers 10 buutiful colors plus plvan· ized and plvalume. FREE delivery 100 squares or more. Trims. skyli&hts and accessories . Quallly discounts available. •Insulatio n •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO REFERENCES "'-Dayarhtnlngs 7-1· 171 .... DAVIS METAL SALES, INC. -VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Goad tht..,.. A,. 30, 1917 •GARAGES. POLE BUILDI .. OS . mHting new people. No1 onty • Help Went"' 100.642-3619 . J&L BLOWN INSULATION Schools, Hcimes, Churches. •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT •REMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS 992 -2196 CANTALOUPE .....!!-... 79 1 Chili ••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s11s iS OZ. HUNT'Z Mexican Manwich •••••••••••••• 99< 17 OZ. DEl MONTE Fruit Cocktail .................... 99< 1S OZ. POST BREAKFAST CEREAL , . Raisin Bran....................... S229 Hormel. Chunkv Ham ••::~~~. S149 6 12 OZ. 2 QT. ORANGE or lEMOtf.UME Gatoraid ........................... 99~ 20 CT. T0 IN. COMPARTMENT-MKROWAVE SAFE Plastic Plates ................... 5199 . t Nap k"1ns •••• ~·····•··· 250CT $159 Corone 24 QUART NESTEA Tea Baas........................... 5239 1Olf• OZ. HllTOfl"' Ovster Stew ................ ~'..... 99< 22 6z. DISH DETERGENT Liquid Joy ........................ 51'' CHISQI, OHIO Aru firmoutsid sMkir'lg indNkt·. ual for e ..locel ,. polition Trem.ndou1 opportunity for em· bitious you ng p erson who enjoys 7-2-1 mo. Rec•ive 50"/o Off SECOND tuning if done within one year. 15 Yrs. Experience In MARCUM CONTRACTING 11 Help Wanted Manth af JulY. PIANO TUNING 8-13 tfn l mvu, 11 lf2 PRICE 949-2263 or. 949·2168 ;!; (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 UllDINCI PHON! s.s.•tJ.J ••- CERAMIC BISQUE .4-22-87-Hn 1IUitNIII PHON! (614) 992-6510 IN THE Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning P11inting FREt;: t;STIMATES ~ Licens!!d Clinical Audiologist Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here PH. 949-2756 and ROOFING ccc: LISA M; KOCH, M.S. SAlES & SERVICE CAi:U PLASTIC CRAFT Howard L Writesel Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Swim Molds · Interpreting Services i 161 North Second Middloport, Ohio 45760 Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding . tAll makes l!o mod els) FOR THE BEST IN REPLA(EMENTS WINDOWS NEW- REPAIR PLUMBING & HEATING EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR 992-2772 II. 211d AYE. MIDDLEPOO, OH• CERTAINTEED VlNYL THERMO · BQSS 8-4-1 mo. pd . .. 0.0 UDNALL 15 CT. CALif, North ,,.....,_ l '~ Business Services 54 Misc . Merchandise 1/• PH. 446-1699 BAR·B·OUE I 01. SHEDD'S SPIEAD MED. EGGS ........!'!!:.... 59' ~ ·• ----..... +o·o · t 0t PfliCES EFFECTIVE THRU SA f . AUG. ll. 1981 SMITHFIELD SHREDDED '2.19 Boiled Ham •••••••••••• SLICED S1.98 S&F GRADE A . ' Aul usf s tra ffic s ig na l vio lation . Sen ·iccs will be I p.m. Th u rsdav a t Raw ling-Coa ts-Blowcr F un e ra l Home wi th AI Hartson t operator' s liccns<': StCI'{'n Chil· -no)·. $6.1, cxpired pla tes. fl~=;;;~~;;;;;~==:;:d=~;:~~~~~~~~~:;. L:. SWIFT ECKRICH Chopped Ham ••••••••••••• ~·•••• s149 Fi ned $2o and . cos ts on a diso rder ly manne r charge wa s Samm)· Li ttle. Middleport. Superior Braunsweiger ··-"·s199 SUPERIOR BIG RED . Bologna ...................... ~···•·· 99< deaths 1 Homemade Ham Salad •• ~•• 89< r.ar d ncr. Hele n G. Ca r penter, S:!. or ~Rl Hysell St ., Middle por t. died Mon- . -· . $1>1. c light violat ion: nald traffi Arnold. Pomeroy. $fi.1. Rono ... , Do\.. 1 Do\n liM"' DABBLE ·sHOP J&l INSULATION .--..... ··---:==.·.+: _Ill' -_ --··---·---··-·-" . . . .... . . . __ __ ...... ·--·...............- . ...-....·-----·...-.. -·-·---·-·--· -c . . _u ....,.,. --··--··--· .... _Dol 1.... _111 . ... 1 04... Phone 742-21 DO Four forfejt bonds in Middleport court -H.-1.-n Caqwnlt'r BABY ITEMS "ATil DEPARTMENT STORE The IV!ississippi Queen, s iste r ship of the f ~ m ed De lta Queen. is Sfhcdule.d to move uprivc r past Meigs Coun ty com mun ities on the Ohi o today, proba bi)· du ring the early evening hours, Gene Grate, ~v id rivPr boat enthu sias t reports. Area tin,_,, ClOYD St.lriDAT .....r:!.,._, ........ . . .. _ .......... _ ... ... __ ............. .._ , .. ,. . _ ............ .. .. TO PLACE AN AI CAll tft· IU6 MONIIf I A.M. tt S . ... I Ul U..UNOON IAIMU RUTLAND Mississippi" Queen due here I t=========::'l-::========:;1 w' Process 34 cases iri court Special board m eeting Monday Four defenda nts for fe ite d bonds and a fifth was fined in the cour t of Middleport Ma yor F rC'd Hoffman Tuesday night. Forfeitin g were Te rry Wa lkcr . Co lumbu s, $~ 50 , dr iving whil!' in tox icat ed, a nd $50. left of cent!'r: H. J . Gr imm, Middleport. SoO. open cont ainer: T ho- nla, India na, Il linois, South Ca- . tlATimlA L WEAT HER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT B·S.S? • •• rolina, Georgia, Wyoming, Iowa and South Dakota . Record high tE'mperatures were reached Tuesday with readings of 98 degrees In Huntsvllle,A la. ,and Greensboro; N.C .. 97 !rl Baltimore a nd P hllade lphla, 94 In · Br istol, Tenn ., 91 In Asheville, N.C., a nd a9 In Beckley, W.Va. " There aren' t. enough hours In the day to cover the increased business, " sa id '· Sta nley Friedman, co-owner or the Balti more Ice Co. , In Pikesville. Md. " Whe n you go from 90 to 100 degrees In a s tretch, usually busi ness Is about 20 percent a bove norma l. " But J im F urlong of Du rham . N.C .. where the temper ature hit 94, ca lled Tuesday "the No. 1 nomlnee for the worst,dayeverl n 1•:.". lstmw f#',¢@1RAIN ~ SHOWERS : Durham. Ills just drip clty ." Cc !c Slat ic . . Occtuced FRONTS : . . 1(/ar,-:-, _ The heat In West Vi rgin ia • . t Tuesday Jouched off sevpra l WE ATHER MAP - Showers and thunderstorms are posslhle In " intermounla in region. t·entral .and · fores t fi res. the central and southern "Theco ndit lonsa re not crltlcal northern plain•,_upper . Mlsslssl ptoi Va ll ~y and soulhern All anti< yet but It 's r ight on the vergE',' ' Coasl states early Thursdi!Y · (UP J) said Wes t Virgi nia Agr icultu re Di rector William Gilles pie. " It 's --~---Weather-------noth ing big r ight· now bu t If the Winds will be fr om the north South Central O~io hea t continues therewlll bra few Va r la bl!' cloudi ness today with arou nd 15 mi les a n hour toda y serious ones t fi res! ." a cha nce of shower s or passi blr an d from th ~ nort heas t at less thundPrs torms. Highs will br in th a n 10 m iiPs an hour toni ght. the m id 80s. Clear ing tonig ht with Ex te nd ed For ecast a low bctwcpn 60 and 65. Friday lhrough Sunday $44: Norr1}3n Ea kins, Syracu sc. Su nny Thursday with a high in A cha nce ol s howers and $45; Ml clftel Grueser, Rac in e, the m id ROs. thunders torms ! at ~ friday, be· $49: Debra Hill, R aci ne. $45: . The probabi lity of pn'<'lp lta coming fair Sa turd ay and SunDarrln Creamea ns, Rutla nd, lion Is 40 pe rcent today and nrar cia;·. Hig hs will be mai nly in the $45; Melissa. Prim mer. Dex ter, >.e r·o tonight a nd 'fhu rsda)·. xo_,_ with lows In the tiOs. $45; CorinieFi nBos ton, P omcroy' $47; Debra law, Long Bottom. r--==:;~~~:::::~==--T--;=~==::;;::;:==--­ $50; Ga~y Chas teen, Rutla nd. Public Notice 9 Wa nt ed To Buy $46: Ra ndy You ng, Racine , $4R; NOTIC E OF Tin a Lee. Middleport , $46: APPOINTM ENT OF WAIITED TO IUY ,Jackie Freder ick. Midd leport . FIDUCIARY $46: De nise Raga n, Gal li polis. On July 17. 1987, in the $50: Vi cky Morrow, Syracuse, Meigs County Ptobate Strollers . Beds, Dtes• Coun . Coso N o. 2557 4 , si ng Tables. Play Pens, p 45 $46: R uth Sellprs. or tIa nd · • ·: Mo•ge•et L. Sheets, 3 9870 Bernice Westfal l. Point Pl<'aUnion A"""""· Pomeroy. Walk ers, Clolhing (newsa n!. $47: J oh n Simpson. Hu nOhio 467 &9 . wa. . ppointed born-4T ), High Chairs. tlngton. w. Va ., 550; We nd<'!.! Administratria of the esta te Car Seats. , of Charteo Reave! Sheeu , Mus I be in good Kay lOr. L.et a r t. W · Va ., .,.54• J 11 deceased. tate of 4 3 84 2 . pos ted on speedin g r harges: Cooks ·Rood, Hemlock c on~ i tiqn . Ht'a thcr Ross. Apple Creek. $4:!, ·Grove. Meigs County. Ohio. "fifes" stop sig n ,-iola tt on: Bruer Robctt e. Buck. 711 S. JRO S.l. . 1. h Probate Judge fl Fis he r. Rac ine, $63. tra IC tg I Len• K l\l esseltoad. Cle•k MIDD LEPORT. OHIO violat ion: B•·ia n J e nks, Bidwell , (7 ) 22 . 29 ; tBJS. Jtc PHON E (614 1992-7494 - Business Se..Vices Augult5thandOth. CollegaRd. , Syracuu. Children and actuh dothing. odda 1nd ends, twin bad with mattreu, toya, wood burner, electric stove. 10:00- Yard ~Sale. vomer 3rd a Adams St. Mason. WV. Aug. I . 7 , 8. Augult lth and 7th. 31 Rtver· view Or., Middleport. 9 :00.7 Industrial garage ..Ia: Wed. Thurs. Fridav. 9 to 8 :00. lntul• tion. fire brick. tabl... atr comprnsOrs. weld••· elactrlcat supplies a. much more. Y.. milt on the right ,..t the ~a•on CCJuntv FairgrOund•. Wolf Pan Ad. 3rd, houu Dn left Yard sale 28015 Meadowbrc;M)k 1_3:_DO_:_p_m_. ~----­ from 143 . A"ug. 10· 11. 9-d•k. Loti of .,ad elolh•. Or. Satuf'UV, 1 -3. i �Page-12-The Dllily Sentinel 21 LAFF·A·DAY Bullneaa Opponuf!lty .4 6 Space for Rant Offl~ &pee• tor Rent. hcellent for Atlorn.ya, Account1nt. etc. CloH • to Court Hou... Call Wilam• Re-' Estate Agency. I NOTICE I TltE OHIO VALlEY PUBLISHING CO . reoommencll that. you do bu-wkh .-pie V"" . 614-441-31144. know-. and PilOT to ...nd monwr through the mail untK .... hare lnvMt • • ICI the offering. ; ONE ,RICE SHOE STOREI Open either a ahoe Of U .U n~m•.' 'lt'JUR .·. AHCfs"TORs flllhioft ftOft.franchiaeltor. with the Ua..ty Filahlan1 edvent-ae. 0v• 1,300 brlftd - ~WAC~ - ~ '/ lteASDHMLt lfA~t On• time f"' Inventory. futturee, buying tr'P. tuppU•. inatore treinino 41nd more. C.H 111ft( lime.' Aonclv 23 e..,,. 1101-281-3111. COUNTRY MOBILE HomaPerk, Routl . 33. North of Pam•oy. Ranta! trail••· 'call 114-992· .. P181tic clltern state tpproved, plastic septic tanka. plqllc culvetta, metll cutverts. RON ENTEA~ISE& , 47 Wanted 49 For Lease We provide Home Heatth Cere Pt'mf'lde 24 hottr. 1 d.,.. We h.ve "FQrget it, Bernie. Just run for Congress and get it done for FREE." seven~l awvicel. For inform•· tk»n. c.tl P.M. .nd APOchde at 814-112-2887 o• 814-9922328. 9 :00 em-6:00pm. n.~.il lsldle 448-esae . Mobile Homes -f or Sole ·Homes for Sale Call after& p.m. 304-671 -6483, c• v•..,.. 1 end 2 bedroom apartments for rent. Basic rent for 1 bdr., 1183.00; 2 bdr., 1219.00. Also required . • $200.00 aeeurity daposit. CONTACT: Jackson E.tetft Dept Ph 448-3997 Equal Housing Opportunity. 33 Lovety new 3 IR home buih this lpting. 2 nice •ea. Cl.y a city IChoals, I mil• from Gallipolis. Will consid• mobile homeu tract• in. 147,1500. Cell 103 a ere farm. 7 room house. bath. unlimited free gas. 2000 lb. 1obeceo base, atoclled pond. Furniahed Efficiency t 145 . Utili· timber. trailer space with an ti" pltid, ahere b.th. 607 hook-ups for rent. Call61 4- 742· Second A-..e.. Gallipolis Ph. 441-4411 eftar7PM . 2642 . 814-448-8038. B.rick home for ..... total electric. 3 SR ., 1 'h baths. uliUty room, and garage. Call e 1 4 - . 814-248-15143. Farms for Sale 20 eere farm Hann11n Trace Road, Glenwood. W . Va. for mate informMion call 304-n3. 5118 or 773 ·6186 eher 6 :00. Nice 3 BR . doublewide On c.o mer lot in Thurm..,, EllC. Cond. Call 34 · . Business Buildings Upateirs unfumished .partment. Utili.t i• paid. Carpeted. no child· ren or peu. Call614·448· 1837 Furnished 1pt. next door to Library. One profe-.ional Adult onty. Parking. Ph . 446-0338 . For Sale by Owner: 4-5 BR., 3 b.,_, Appro11imately 4000 sq. Fumished apartment, $210 . utiUti" paid. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth, Gallipolis. Call 446· 44 1 6 efter ft. 25 with tennis court. S173.000. Will •e+l with only 5 ~- for $151,000. C.ll far appointment 114-441-3386. Commercial building• for lease. Bpm. Downtown Pl . Pleasant. Stora, offices. A-One Real Estate. Modern 1 BR apartment. Cell ' Carol Yeager, Bmker. Call 304- 614-448-0390. •cr• 67&-&104. 4 BR .• fp .• full basement. 3 mi. oo. of GoM!polla. 34.100. Coli Days-114-441-1616 . After S:OG- Call 614-446-1244. 35 402 Fourth Ave. 14 rooms, 4,1.1 bMhl. Now Used as 4 apart· ..., ...... Priced f9r quick ~ale. Call Lots 7627. 6 Acres. 4 BR·., Home in country, lif'~fence. outbldgs., fruit trees. U3.000. Call 614-245-9696. Oelux~. in-ground pool, total A,C .• 3 BAS., excel. location. A-1 Real Estate. Broker. Cell 304· 878-8104. For Sale: 18 ecr" of uncleared land. good topsoil. Centerville. For infor. Call t14-182-t993. 3 bedroom . tUn b.. ement. Pomeroy. home. CioN to down· town. Well in~leted tnd efficient to operate. lmpro..wnent toa merry to litt. Sawe before liltinG with re..tor. Call &14· 992·'i2n or 114-5815-2&83. 1 'h .c lot on Jerrys Run Rd . Apple Grove. with rural water. Apartments: New paint, nice, good location. C.ll 304-171 - Swerel types of lots tor Nle. 10 miles south of Point PleaSant on At. 2. Cell 304-!711-.2:02&. 681 3rd. Ave ., Gallipo,il- 3 SR . duplu. unfumishlld apt., $2&0 • month plus dep .. Call814-241!i· 96915 . 2 lots letart rrvertront, 1 00' •e•. 140 deep, drilled well. cit',! water IIVIilable. 304- n3 -6982 . Rentols 814-742-2921. f19.600. HouM tOt' •-'e by owner: Small& room with bath on private drive. North 5th in' Middleport . Nice lot. Will . . on lltf'ld contract to qualified buyer. Call BiH Childs 61•·112· 6312 . Reduced for f•t Hie. •11.000. 41 For RBnt: Furniahed 3 room cottage in town, no pels, adults. Ref. and Oep. Call 614-446· 4 oOOpm. 3 ·bedroom. 1 'h bllh. corn• tot. CION to school• en'd town. Cell 814·992·3586 evenings. 8 room houM. two batht. new roof. Nusesh windoWs. glr•ge. 2445 H . Fourth Ave .• Middl.,art. Make offer. 614-247-4672 or Why rent when you can own a home1 Owner will help finance thia 1 Y:a story home, 8 milft north of Pl. Pt . ~ acre. garden spot. 3 bedrooms. eet-in kitchen. waodburner. Low 30's. 992-2&98. 304-171-4008. Mobila Homes for Sale U200. Coli 814·992-7672. 14a70 Certvan treilor. 1 acr1 l.nd. g•-ee. privac;y fence, IOCM:IId 1/. mile out P . .ch Fork Ad .. Po-oy. 114-992-2473 ..-114-182-7612. 3 b d oom moble home. Set up Mid read¥ to move Into. Patto ,..,.,, steps. etc. Complete. .•••so. 114-192-8&87 . 011 Mornkla Star Ad .. Rtclne. 114-»4-4084. 1170 Holly Perk, 2 Mdroam .. · - · Cellt14-112-3100. 3 bad room house in Henderson. W. Ve. •211.00 month , cell 2 bedroom houie. basement, 2 bedroom furnised apt, ref and deposit. New .Haven. W. Va .. 304' - 882 ~ 3217 or 304· 773- 42 2 Br. wrth sep1retedlning room, 1176 • month. Owner PIVS watM and trash picfr.up. 10 mil81 out At. 141 . approx. 15 min. Raccoon Tr. Perk. Calt614· 379· 2730. 9310. 14~t70Memory 1980, 2 .RS .. 1 bath. O..,.il Crk. No.6. Ctll 114-24&-9129. 2 bedroom. 14d0. furnithed. ~••h• and dryer, central air. 3 be«<room tr.U. on Crab CrMk whh 1.,.30 A~ed. •1 50.00 month, 304a'JIItoll, 3 IMdrGGG !Umo, pond. 175-1208. 1 ~ 3 ..... a po11• Ferry. 3(14-t71·tl30· Apartment 12lo70 whh n · 44 1172 for Rant soo. ... 304-171· 11111. 1--------- "*"""' ... 1177 14•'10 c.J ..,, ...,,., __"-'"" ,..,,...,...aa ....... Mlnhall atudent• town houM apu. 5 mlnutte drive from campu1. lero• enough for 3 s1udent•. D•podl ltqulrlld. Ret..._. Fumlllhad ar u~r· D - w0111 ., of1Y - - Coli _304-t?t-1114 en-a11..,.,-•.ooo.J pm ,.hod. Coli 304-118· 3480. ' Valley Furniture. new & used. Large HC1ion of quality furn iture. 1216 E81tern Ave .. Gallipolis. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryer•. refrig•ttOra.ranges . Skaggs Appllanc•s. Upper Rivet Rd . bHide Stone Crest Motel. 614-446-7398. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofn and chairs priced from t3!l5 t~ t99S . Tablet •so '"d up to n 25. Hida-a-beds 1390 10 $696 . Recliners 1226 to 1375. t..mps 128 to' 1125, Dinettes 1109 and up to 1495. Wood tabla w -1 chtin $28& to 1795. Deall $100 up lo $376. Hutches t400 end uP. Bunk beds complete w -mtttraaMt $295 end up to $386. Baby beets $1 10. Mat1retaM ot bolt springs full or twin $88, flrm 178 . and til. Queen s.cs t225. King 135Q. 4 drawer ch"t $19. Gun cabinets 6 gun. G11 or thtct,ic range $375 . S.b'¥ manrau•• $36 • $46 . Bed frem• UO. $30 • King fr1me 1&0. Good saleaion of bldroom suitn. m.talnbinett. headboards 130 and up to 166. 90 Days Nme 11 Cltih with IPProved credit. 3 Mile~ out BullVille Rd. Open 91m to 6pm Man . thru Set . Ph . 614-446· 0322. MAN 'S FRIEND CARPET- 9x12 - IS low as 160lots lo pidl. from .' Also cul carpet, .SI5 .00 s yd. lind up. Financing ewail. Swi'tlal rock••· $100 . Mollohan Furniture, Upper River Ad. Call 614·446J 7444. Moving Sale: Sof• and 2 chlirl. $10. 9 driWer dr"..,.,. heedboard, and b~ frame. Misc. items. Call 266· 1738 or 266· 1262. In Middleport, Ohio, 2 room furnished .apt, 30-4-882-2586. 3 room furnished g..-age apt. 41 iZ 1 at St. New H1ven. Jo•- White nura" unilori)'IS. 4 ptlntl suits. 1 d,.u, 2 lab coats. Si:re• 15 -18. Call 814 · 949- 2.59 . S& .OO each. TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS, ho1 reblueing. now taking order orders for cuatom Mausen. call 30-4-8 75-4131 . AVON . Looll at ua now, Earn E~ttre Money . 304· 67.6· 1429. 2 HP add on air cond. A coil unh a. thermottlt complete. 304773· 5761 or 773-6174. Portable lithted changeable let· ter sign. U99 tree deli~ery and leners, W. Va. 800· &42-2434 or Ohio 800 · 5~3·3463 , New 1hower well pump, UHd one wuk. 304·875-4373. Full blooded Americlr'l Eskimo puppies. 7 wkt, old. Have land for sale 1 mile bacll Glenwood. 304 -&71· 2989. Bunk bed1 far ule. 304·675- 279&. S••• Cratlman 10 " radill .,w, ntrw. 1300. 2 'h hp metal tebla. Montgomery W•d 1 5 cu. tt. 1reez:er 2 yean old. 1175.; Wringlt' washer whh niiW tub , very vood cond. •100. 304· 895-ltSil . Trailer mountH mobile concnjion stand 8QtJipped with etitotr icity, tiderest cupboards. t2 ,000. 304· 8715 · 2013. 55 Building Supplies Building Material• Blocll,. brick. sewer pipet, win· dowt, lintel•. etc. Cleude Win · ten, Rio Granda, 0 . Call &14 · 245-5121 . Concrete blocks til sizes yard or deiNery. Mason sand. Gallipolis Bloclr. Co.. 123112 Pin1 St ., Gtllipolia. Ohio Call 114· 446 · 2783. Ready mix concrete and 111 cqncrete supplies. Cell ut Vall..,. Brooll Cern811t and Suppli", 304-773· 5234 . 11 pc. 1ngle Iron, 4"114 " x~ ". bent In 1ft circle, 16 ft . in diametltf'. $600. 304-468- 1982 lher e p.m . Groom and Supply Shop· Pet Grooming . All breeda ... AII styl•. Julie Webb Ph. 614-448 · Bunk bed· Dark pine, large cannonball post . U50 . large Chest to match, $100 . Call 614-446-2044. 0231 . 992-8787. Al)t. *199. per month plus utilities. Ref. & smell deposit required. 304, 773-9594 . 1 2 foot mesh satellite dish, receiver and tracker. All r•mote: 2 years Old, naw cost 13000., wiiiiBII for $850. Call 814·9926723 after 6 :00' or &1 4-992· 5912. . Magic Chef Range. li~e new. $300. Call814 -448-0103 . General Electric wash.-. small bed, 25in. Zanith color tv., atereo, couch end chair. C1ll 614-446-0414 . Pets for Sale Dregof!wynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalaya'\, Pereian end Siam"e kitt1ns. AKC Chow puppies. New klnens; Siemete and Himallyant. Cell 814-448 · 3844 aftar 7PM . AKC Golden Retrievers, Cham· pion bloodline. Ready tftet Aug. 15th. Sholl and wormad. Cell alt .. &.00 P~. 614-448-8841 . AKC - Tiny Toy POOdlePuppl", 2 red males. $150each. AKCTiny Toy Adult Femel• 4 yra. old, cream , t160. Call 814-448- 8928. Whirlpool Dryer. Avacodo . Real nice, $126. Call614-367-0322. · English Setter puppiet. 8 wks. old, Excel. blood Nne !Ryman Apptianc81 for ule. $320. 304- Hemlockl. 2 females, 2 maltt, good grou-18 dog• . C•ll e 14875-7274 . 379·2526 . 52 CB.:rv. Radio Equipment Good used color TV't, floor models end portable for tale. t 57 Musical Instruments 1 miniature poodle pup, AKC reglalerltd, 1 male I 1 25. firm . 1970 ' No~• · 3,27 eng., ·TAW piston. full riCe · eem, 202 heedei's. dual exhaust. Muncie 4 apd., Posl ra11and. 1ibergl•• hood with scoop . Cell 614-441· 1818, fot John. ••k C•nning tomatoea and b•ll P't)Pitfl. PiCked .4.00 bushel. ~dl. own t3.50 bushel. A•v· mond Rowe. 614·247-4292. 1910 Ptymouth Horlion TC3. 2 dr, good shape. Low mil81. 11296. Cell114-25t· l753 . Canning tomato", you pielt. 13.00 bushel. MarshaH Adams. lltart Fells. 614· 247-20&5 . 1979 Old•· Cutl1ss Sup, E~tcel . cond. AC ., PS ., PB .. n81W t lr... auto.. 2 dr. Calll1 4 -446-1522. Quality Fruits and Veg81abl" retail tnd wholesale'. 8 e.· S Produce across from Plrla Hul; GaiNpolls, Ohio. 1 977 2 dr . Gran•da. Good WO!rk c•. Call eu-441, 443_8 M f drIll S111111111' S 1\ LIVI~:·IIIt,h 61 0610. Coli 114-441-9171 . 1982 Plymouth AeUent Stelion· waton · one own•. $1811. 1112 lmptla , V-8 . auto .. PS .. PB .. val~n lntllftor. AC . U296 C•lll14-21t· l522 Ferm Equipment CROSS & SONS U. S. 35 W•t. Jackton. Ohio. 614. 286·M61 Maney Ferc.uaon. New Hoii8Ad, Bush Hog Seles a Setvice. Over 40 used tractors to choo" fTom • compkte line of new & uMd equipment . Larg•t Hl.etion in S.E Ohio. Rooms for rent, day. w.ek. month. Ollila Hotel. Ctll 114448-91580. Rent as low aa •1 20 month. Furnished room. 176. Utillti• paid. Share bath. Single male. 919 Second. G111ipolia. Call 441· 4416 thtr 7pm . 1115 MF DI•Mtraetor. $3150. lf 12 MF b .. ll'. t1 H50. 7 ft . NH h~bind . Sl60 200 gallon aptly tanll , $291 . Call 114-216· - - - ' - - - - - - -lc- 1 Jl 1 Dodge Omni D124 MiMf PS , PI . AC . goodshepe. l12&0. t&22. 1910 Mude O .L,C . 4 dr-hlltch· back. good cond . h .. e owr pay. or Hll. 1· 304-812-24'11. 16' lifth wh ... cattle tr•iler, 14' disk, 24' grain conveyor, cr.-p tHCI•. 304· 67&·t917 . '79 ford Fatrmont 73.000 or..,inel mil• . Good cond. 304·1.75· &380. f"Ow buying ahell corn or •• corn. Call for llt"l quotes. Ri¥• City F1rm Suppty, 614;441- 111!. livestock 1974 Pontiac Catalin1. Vert dependtble. loob good. •eoo . Cell304 -196-300e . Duroc Bo~ra . Bred jun u ... the boars w. t•ted It the' Ohio Testttkm that gllinecl o.,., 2 .1 lbl. pet dtY. Roger Bentley. Sabine, OH. 813-114-2318. 1180 Camaro, 42,000 mil", auto. on floor. new paint& tires. 304-876.3298. 72 ..a•. For Sale: 8 month old PoHeCI Hereford BuM end 3 y. . Did Polled Hertford BuH. C1M 114· h\· Trucks for Sale 1171 Ford Bronco. 1 own II'. ex .' cond . 18.000 mi. AM ~ FM Clllettt. Ctll614 · 446· 7383. 3 yr. old Very gent11 Paint horse. t260. 2'11 yr old very gentle grey Stellkln. $200. C1ll t14- l88- Che.. peake Aetriver pups, AKC registered. shots end wormed ready to go, 304 · 937· 28015 GMC 1881 pick-up. 8 ely ., 3 apd., low milll•· AM -FM redlo, stap.bumpar. new better,, bodygood cond. Call 814·446-6720 aft• 1 :00pm. 197• Dodge Plc:k•up, new tlr• .,d paint, mator-grelt, 1877 Ford ».t ton Plck•up, motor good end partt. Calll14· 151·35151 . 7 cow• ond 1 bull. con b o - mornings Pliny rOute call 304- 937-2206. 1182 Dodge Ram 1150. &tend· ard tranamlt:llon. lllnt slJr. owr· drkte. Na rust. good '""· Llmooin bull. 304-118-3818. 03100. 814-981-4418. 64 Hay & Grain 73 Mixed h-vo •1 . billa on wagom Hay tor bedding IOc. 304-8715- V.ana II 4 W.O. 117t 'Jeep ~ton piok~up. . 4W drtva. New ti,.,lhodca". 41.300 eautal mil•. •2100. 080. Call ..._ ..d ..... coli 304-1711088. 814·182·7113. ' 1971 Convlfllon OMC Van, PS. Pl. air oond., 304-175-21'31 . 1r,rllspurt.illllll 71 J~'ls ', 1978 CruiM air motor hoffte. 28 ft . loaded. 304•112· 3237 after -- FRANK AND ERNEST· 5 : ~p. m . Joop CJ6. Alt., I, 304-878· 2742 . 1tnchWrotet4wd P,6ton, niW motor. new clutch, new atetl belted r1dille. v.., goad conci. Autoa for .Sale 02800. 304-118-3008. 1177 luk* Lelabre. four door. -''· Slero, .c ruise. tNt. new p.tnt, 1181 Dodge POwer Aim 4 wd, 318 motor, lock·aut huba. 4 380 V·8, U410. Coli 814·4480877. ·-· _., lood oond. 03100. Coli 304·11 -3j)OI. . ~·; Sol~< 18a3 Plymou1h Ho- 1171 Ford F-100, 3001 cvt.: 3 · - · Coli 304-878-1804. rizon, 4 dr. 51,000 mil•. Nice. Coli 814-371-2728. 'f 0 four barrange l.tlers of scrambled words l.ow to form four simplt I BEKRAM _1-.,.,....ll..;;.-;I.;_,;:,;2.1...:.;..1.:.:...1--l I I I GL AE 3 . 1 I I I ·~· 1· _ t •lt--r.,~---rRI_o.,_c_N..,,,--tl ·; 1 One thing 1 found out vary '-·--'---L-_.L__ --l .;, quickly: A word to lhe wise is often ..----~----.enough to stan an . 1.._ .I .1T' 'HI R18L uI EI I Q Cbo111 p1eio .lhoh· chuckle quoledd . y 1i 11 ing 1n t e · miss ing wor s '----'--'--..L--'---''---' you de ~e lop from step No. 3 below . . • • • • . PR IN T NUMBERED lf TT.ER S IN SQUARES I I II UN SC RAMBLE FOR ANSWER YEsiEiiDA Y'S SCiaa:i.ds' ANSWEIS Windup - Deity - ForiJm - Vesper - PRUDENT Granny says chaperones never have been able lo enforce morality. What they do is force immorality to be PRUDENT. BRIDGE 1-~n NORTH +QBU There is a great philosophical confilet in the world of international • 1063 .AKH3 •a • 32' trail ... Mti·CDntained, bed· r~ . " air '', miii'IY ••''"· awn· A~RoGANce rs --..CAI-L.IN" '(oup? gLUfF. ing Krodel P~tk. Pt, Ple...nt. WV No phOne c .. ,, ,a._.. Lill• !'low . • Home Improvements BASEMENT ALLEY OOP WATERPROOFING Unconditional Nt•Mn• gu~~an­ ' "' Lc;~c:el •.t•enc:• fvrn'-"ed. Fr" .. tim ...._ C111 coM..:t 1 - 114 - 237 - ~1 . day or nifht. Ao.erslasement w.t...prooflng. Hammer Hammer tries to protect 8 compulsive female gambler . (A) i1J Prlmenewe Wrap ups of lhe day 's world news and In depth feature reports , (1 :00) 811Il MOVIE: O!dord Bluet (PG131(t :37) , 1:30 (iJ G (JJ Heed Df 1he Clell Charlie changes his old fashioned thinking abOut using computers. (R) 1;1 • ROftl ' l hlev i• lon 11rvic1. Hou• ells an ACA , Quaur. QE . IPKitling in Zenhh . 304·571 · 2391 Of 114· 4··- · 2484. Fetty ' ' " Trlmmln~ ' EEK & MEEK C•• · 8:00 (]) 700 Club· · II (]) 1111 Night Court Harry stump contends with 2 sisters figh11ng over their dad's ashes. (A) (!I PBA a-ling (JJ MocGyver Brushes with de81h lead MacGyvar fo resign. (A) 1;1 (!) II]) Winge Over Wster E•amine the technological advances, foreign policies, · and wars 1hat shaped the development ol aircraft carriers. aJ1 t1:11 Magnum. P.1. r~maval. Call 30&·176-1 331 . Rottrv or cable toot •illing, Mo•t ~~ compl•ed seme dttf, 'Pump 181• ef'ld urv ice. 3M· (() a 185-3802 l1.,ka TrM end lAwn 1.,-vice. lawn c•a. lendtcaplng. IIU"'ff remove! , 304 -17t -2142 or 671-2903. tr.. trimmed or removed. reatoneble retu. 114 ·44• · HIZ. e Plans for a romantic weekend with Cyntliia go completely awry. (A) t1:11 Larry King Uvol In depth inlervlews with top . newsmekers and celebri1ies . 8:30 II (]) ·1111 Glory Day a Anxiety runs high when besl lrionds Frank and Jack. Chicago blue collar workers, receive Invitations 10 their high MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 82 I .JLJST FOLJNDOWT THAT FJ"S S LJMMER ... I N EVER KNOWWHATS GOING O N Plumbing & Heating ()LJTSIDE. AND I'VE BEEN WAITING FORTH&V\1"0 PLJTLJPTHE C HRIST..MS TREE . Co\RTER'8 PlUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Four1h •d Pine GaMipoNs. Ohio Phone 114-441-3818 or 81•· 84 i school reunion . I 10:00 II (]) 1111 St. Elsewhere Bill Dana stars as Dr. Fiscus· ,• father, who comes to visit h~s ,' son. C ,• Electrical (() G (JJ Hotel Peter Is & Refrigeration _ _ _ _ _ __ _• • r-. trapped between his dying ex wile and Christine. (A) 1;1 1111 aJ The EqUillzer McCall is hired to help clear a man of heroin possession . (A) Q]J Newa i1J Evening Newo A wrap up of today's news and a·look ahead to tomorrow's news stories. (1 :00) · e BARNEY . RHidt>ntiel or cammwci-' wiring. New MI'Vic• or rep.~irs. LiCIMed electric:lan . Estimete fr". Ridenour Electric-'. 304 · TATER WAS A GOOD BOV IN Wt-IAT ARE YOU TWO 176-1718. 85 Phone 14-211·1509. IAMI POLLAN i •, Boar-(york-hampJ 200 lb . 1nd b•r pi&•· 80 tbl. and 226 lbt.. CLAY +Q . bridge these days. Because complicat-· eel and abstruse stystems have prolif- WEST EAST erated. many experts feel that high- +9 2 tJ llenton ' level bridge has become so ·compleX' •uz .QJ984 . IJIIl Star Trek · that y<>ung ininds are turning away • J 10 2 .QI6 ~ 7:05 (l) Slonlord ond Son from the game entirely. Although +tOPI32 tAK7 there is a large body of bridge profes· 7:30 II (]) IIl Newlywed Gem• SOUTH (!I SchoflltiC Sportt sionals - writers, teachers and play+AK10754 Arnoorl.. (R) ers - who can master the complex.AK filii Judge ities of tbe game, I join those who feel aJ1 Whael of Fonune 1;1 that competitive· bridge will endure ·' tJSH iiJ Croulloe (0:30) only if the dedicated amateur can en• aJ 1111 Jeoplldyl 1;1 Vulnerable: North-South joy playing and can also enjoy follow(8) Major League 8a1eblll Dealer: South ing the exploits of the world's great 7:35 <ll Mojor Le•gue 1141Hblll players. Weo1 Norlll Eu1 ·e:oo (]) Daktarl House of Lions Many conventions used in competiII (]) 1111 Hlghwoy to tive bridge are easy to understand, Pass 4+ Pass Hteven A discouraged and their use occurs in such a startling Pass ~• Pass Vietnam hero turns to crime Pass Pass way that they are hardly ever miscon· Pass 10 solve his problems. (R) 1;1 strued. Such a bid is the splinter bid. (JJ Billllrdt Third Annual Opening lead: + 3 · Today South <>pened one spade. When Resorts lnternalional 9-Ball Championship lrom Atlantic his pa_rtner juinP,ed to four.clubs, that City, .New Jersey: Danny described a hand with four-card trump Medina vs Jose Garcia (T) .support, 9-11 high-ca.rd points and a (() 8 (JJ Perfect Strangers . · singleton club. When South cue-bid his en the excellent dummy. All declarer When 1he two win Las Vegas heart A·K, North was delighted to bad to do for 12 tricks was ruff two trip, Larry becomes show his diamond controls, even clubs in dummy and then pltcl! a th,ird · compulsive gambler . (A) Q though 'that advanced the partnership club on the second high diamond. In (!) II]) Nlliontll Geogrspliic to the live-level. That was enough to fact, when the '1ft! of clubs came down Spedool This special1racks propel declarer into a six-spade con- on the second club ruff, the club jack the grizzly bsars' strr,les to coexist with man . tract -' an easy contract to make, giv· became a winner. aJ1 e 11:11 The New M ko Motors Homes ·. & Campera 81. ~y Dobbs. (0:30) lll iiJ 1111 Wheel of Fortune 441-44n 304-87&-2298 . k • K. 304·178· 1071. Now thru Juty 31. ftrat 3 montht. kK rent , _ with 1 .,..,. I•••· Femltr Pride MobleHome P•k. 01ttipolll F•rrv wher• we Clltllt to flmHI•. Spaalous lot.. PIO'It""'nd • picnic oroo. 304·e71-J073 ltf no 1n11W• lnve m•ua• on mHI'IInet. . 1985 Tr•n• Am. low mil... e. loaded. ucellant condftion. Will consider trade. Cell eveninga W.Vo. Coli 304-773' 8861 . IDta. At. 1, Locust Aoed, back of 79 1919 ChiVy Pldt·up 3 ap. 1177 Dodge Aspen auto.; 1112 Caw eli• Auta.: 1112 Honda CIIOO Wanted to Buy 10 halt grown tu,...,.s for and financial news with Lou 014-441-0111 . loodod. 304-171· 8314. Coli 814-381-1336. •' 871-3817. Homelita APfi20 15 hp gaaoline water pump. '15' 2" inteke hoM end foot vetv. . $225. 304- 458· 1 982 •ftet e p.m . Space f9r sm.U trail... AI hook-ups. Cable. Alto'etflclency room~. !llr and clblt. M110n, SPACE8 FOR IIENT - T•ollor Used eniiRebulh tranaminSons. Internally iMp~~ and gulran· thd. lnttellltion .vailllble. We bl.ly junk transmissions Call .tt..- 5 p,m 1177 DOCII• Monico 311. £n. 82 HP M•asey FetgutOA Di•al gine .uto. li.. • I'IWW tirn end tractor wtth plows. diK . corn . batt.,-y, $400, 114-912· 74&1 . piW~t..- •nd bu•~ hog. t2150 . Call614-216· 6522. 1173 Ford Pinto atatlon wegon. Auto. Auns good. $100 . Ctll lara, chaina, .,.d sprodllets to fit •&1•·185· 43•1 elf., fi ·OO PI"'· almost any law . SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO .. Hand.,son, 1183 ChiiVttte in •c...ent w. v • . 304-176-7421 . eondtHon 4 doof. lugQ-.ge c•· ri• . standerd 4 spMd. 41.000 Specials on New Holland "'" mil•. $2400. 132 lutterrw1 raals {ca&h d1als) . Two Modal Aw, Pom..-oy. Ohfo. 211. 8 VJ ft · rak•. $2. 200. 00. One Model 251 . B!f.. ft rHe w·ith 1879MofoltaCerlo. Pl . PS . good doll\' wll ..... •2.400. 00. Two interkH. good uterfor. •1110 Modal 472 . 7 ft ht~¥binea. fMm 814· 742 · 3115 or 61•· ·$5 ,910.00 . OneModel474, 7ft 742· 2512 h-v-bine.. 16,.00. 00. TwoModM 488. 9 tl h-vbine. •&.100.00. 1177 Fotd Minric;:k . One One Mod-' 419. 9 ft h.,bine. owner. 3 tpMd. A.C ' 1150. 17, 500.00. One Model 30.. 814- 992 · 8321. 1000 RPM btower, 12.950.00. One Model 412. disc: mower, 1871 Volklw•gon Rabbit . t3.460 .00 . Keefltfs Serwic• Auto., gasol ln1 enginl. 11100 Center, St. At . 87 Point firm . 814 · 992-277t . Pletunt·Aipllrf Road. Phon• 304-898-3174. 1973 Chevy Caprice. Good work car. 1400. Call 114- 992· Grav.ty enachmenta. au•h hog 2077. 1200; 4' blad1 1150; cultivatDr t150; 'rote,., plow $150. 304- 74 Cutlll Supt"eme, •400. Of 175-1385 efter I p.m . beet off•. Runs Goad. 304- 63 Auto Parts & AcceasGrill , 1185 Ford heart. low miiNQe. e•ceHent condit16n , 2 dc>of . ueoo eaah. 114-311-17115 8522 . 62 •' 814-992-6804 . 800 Ford .nactar, 12750. 241 lnt•nation-' round bel•· lilr.e new,tl250. ln,ernetiona' h~~~t conditioner. •296. Grll'tder· Mlx~tr. 1650. Call 114-286- 5&71. 4~ Space for Rent' 14ftflberglus. 18hp~venrude motor end trail• . • 400.00. can mil•. 1983 Ch-..ettl. Standlf'd. 4 tpaed , in good c:ond ition. 49. 000 miiM 132 8utternu1. Pomeroy. Ohio the enter1alnment world is anchored live from New York. (0:30) · (8) JeHeraona lo35 (IJ Leave It To lleaver 7:00 (]) Hardcattle and McCormick When I Look Back on All the Things II (2) PM Magazine (JJ SporlaCinter IL) (iJ !ntert.lnment Tonight f1 (JJ People't Court (!) II]) MocNell/ Lol!rer NewaHour (1 :00) 1111 Newa iiJ Moneyllne Current reports on world economics - 304-875-1688. e llewton'l A~ (0:30) C iiJ ShowBiz TOday News ol 1116 24 ft . Pontoon ftoatboet, .. ·:: 70.000 1972 Ford LTD , one owner, 73.000 mil•· Call 114-245· 9112 Of 44.•1784. Utility bldg: 27' 113&' x9; . 1 3 ' xl' uacll door & 3' walk door. 14444 erectN · Iron Horn Blclgs. 61 4 · 332· 97415 . 9883 . - - - - - - -- -lc- by Bruce Beattie Vehicl•: 1171 LTD . Brougham. ••eel. c:ontli. 1 e11 Dodge pickup wHh t o ppltf'. II]) PO~ ITI C A ~ PR I!Xl ~ER S. 1979 Mutteng. 4 cyl. , gocMt •hape. t9711i Oodg1Ch•ger SE, good ahape. Call&14-378-2152 anytime. Ettete WA ~T THERE TO FII.Ei< THOU!>ANDS OF 441-0374. 1975 Volkawagon A•bbit , 4· spd. d•p•ndabl e work c ar. 614-882-3672. Furnished Rooma ~ THE Y !J!; TO CO~VIWCE AVTHOR I TI~ !> DOWN 70 HP e-rudo m ..... .... ,... •• Loto-E"''"'· soo .. oou- :Booo Club. CoM 114-441· 47a2. • 76 • &iDS (IJ Down IO brill SWBO. 6:30 II (I) 1111 NBC 'Nighlly NeWI (JJ lntkle 1M POA Tour fT) (IJ II (JJ ABC Newa !;J (!) Nlghlly Bu-ll Report 1111 aJ CBS New. Boeta and 1914 Oldl. Cutlass Suprema. PB .,PS .. AC .•CruiM. Call 614· 367-7&43. ~~=:========::==~~~C:o:ll:6:1:4-:44::8:-1:1:4~9:.::::::.L~olt~•:•:!~oO:O:.:::::::::::::.! =9~9-2-~7-48~8~·~-~------45 Autos for Sale 71 OE Porttble dish wtaher, Ken· more trelh compactor, 25 inch Zenith coiOf T.V. • Efel wood· burning atQwe , Kenmore 48 pt. Dehumidifier. &14·9•9-2139. ' '"''•· 03.800. 304-87i-288li. 75 EVENING • (2) (() • (JJ 1111 • aJ IIIINeWI (JJ SportoLoN fT) (!) Dt. WhO .The Pirale Planet II]) llec,_t Cit)' tBl GoodTimea 811Il Buck Aogera . 1117 H.D. Sparstef Hutv"' ----~;::::~~~~:::::::r:::::::::::·:·:·:'~::-:· :w:!i - -Motors for Sale like nielw menua'lty operated ,hospital bed with mahre .. t~d side rails . U1ed just awerel .weeki. Sold new IQr 11~00. Be1utHul Kimball pi~no , A. .•o· a•lling only •soo. Alto brand · nabla priced. Call tven jngs 304· new folding wheel chtir, N.....- 876c1879. used outaide. Uaed' only 3 diYt Fruit inside. Sold new for 1845. 58 Asking $300. &14-992-2711. & Vegetables 66 Dryer. waaher, rafrig.-frott free, $80 each. Air compreuor •85. Box 219-E. Co~t · Mercerville Rd., MerceNille. Ohio. • Coleman 3-ton , self-contained, air conditioner tor lrail&r ar modular. 1250. Ctll 614-445· 31 sQ. yds. lei's blUe cerpet . 4 yrs . old . •125 . 1109 Sun1e1 Dr. Call614-441 · 3267. C~rper· s·r WED.. AUG. 5 .... S@ "\\4\llA~ £~s· a. 111AT DAILY PUUIII _ _ _ __;;:.._;:: U!to4 1:00 (I) Big v ...y Stallion 2919 .. 814-941-2472 . $100. Coli 814 -448-0088, PARSON'S FURNITURE 3 rooms end bath, gn heat. ground floor, washer tnd dryer hook up, no children, immedl .. e occupancy. No pets. phone 30•· 676·4480 ext 63 or 60. Coli 814-992-7479. 2 bedroom trliler on East Main St. abOve Krogars. 814· 992· e211. Evenirtg c-'lt. County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliences and tv sets. Open BAM to &PM . MoJ') thfu Sat. 614-446-1899. 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, OH . • May tag dryer. Ulld wary little. Very good condition . Call 614- . 2 BR . for rent. • 1150 • month plus dep. Call 614· 379· 2436. SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 Olive St .. Gallipolis . NEW- 6 pc. wood group- 1399. Living room suH ..- I 199 -11199. Bunk beds with bedding· 1199. Full aiJ:e ma11ren It foundation starting - •99 . ~ecliner1 sttrtlng- $99. USED· Beds, drettan, bedroom tuital , U99 - $299 . D1skt.' wringet washer, 1 complete line of used furniture. , NEW· WestMn bOots· 131). 'W orkt.oots $18 & up. !Steel & soft tQ41) . Call 614-446-3169. 8024. Be2-2223. · 14•70 Mobile Home for ·rent. 1'h baths, 3 BR ., totelei.C. 3mi. down Rt. 21 B. Ctll 11.-26t- 141&'10 - .,.... - Efficiency apanment . Prtvat,e entrance. Single working adult only . Ftet..-ence end deposit required. 814· 992-5942 after APARTMENTS . mobile homes. housn. Pl. Ple•ent and Gtllipolis. 61•-448·8221 . Mobile Homes for Rent ' --------- .1117 Vlndele 8 h . 11. 48 h . For rent: Effici..ey conage. Mt. Vernon Ave. Pt . Pleasant . Hud approved. 614·992-5868. 3 room ept. for rent. Partty furnished. 814-992 -5908. 6 rooms and bath, reter .. caa and deposit required. Optkln to buy . Owner will fintnco . $260.00 rent. 304·8715-1090. S•verel handyman tpecitla : Tens. Twetvn. and Founaens from 11891. Kantuga Mobile . Home Seln. Kaneuga. Ohio 614-992 -7787. EOH . 3 bedroom houae. Mulberry Hts. Large yard. Deposit. Aeferance. 1226 month. 614·992- 7890. 304-67&-&214. NEW . ANO USED ~081LE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBilE HOME SALES, 4 ~1 . WEST, GALUPOUS. AT 36. PHONE 114-441-7274. Fumiahed Efficiency Apartment. 3 rms .. baih, c•Pet throughout. Private- quiet. Single working person only . Call 6'14-446· 5o00. 814-446-9682. Household Goods THE WORkiNG Fumishad Apart-"'ent: 4 rma., beth . Centrstly located. one or two adults. Ref. end Sec. Oep. req 'ed. tall61 4-446-0444 . ' Halt of a double. 128 State St. 6 rooms, beth. carpet. 1200 a month. Sec. Dep. and Rei. Req 'ed. Call &14-441 -0264. 2 bedroom house owerlooking peril in Middlepon. Call 614- 51 New wood I pc. tHing room tuitu, S399 .95 ; New living room suites from •179.96 to Nic:e 3 Sr., B rm . apt .• stove. Ref. 1700.; Chest ot drawers, 4 and Oep. req 'ed. Gat and water drawet , 148., Sdrewer, 169.95; tumi•hed.. Call614-448-1543. ' End tables frpm 169.95 set . Used Furniture: bedroom suitea, Nice. 2 Br. Apt.. Stove, refrig. Furnished. Weier paid . Neer full sized beds. twin beds and Drive-In Theatre. Cell 8'14-446- rocfr.••· Rediners from 199.95 and up 7025. Graciaua li'tling. t end 2 bedroom apartments at Village Menor 1nd Riverside Apart· mantt in Middleport. From 1215. including utilities. Call 2 BA ., unfurnished house with garage. Accept one ctiild. Ref. •nd Dep. Call 614· 446· 9688 . 024,000. Coli 814-992· 74&3. 1 BFI . Apt. withstowandrafreg. No pets: 1169 a month. 1100 Oep. Call 114-446-3117. 2643. Houae lor rent on St. Rt . 218. lroomtMtuteandbeth. 1'hacra. &104 o• 67& -n3a . 4607, 446-2602 . Call 814-448-7208. 114-247-2&32. - Houses for Rant Nicely furnished amell house. Aduhs only . References re· quired. Off street parking. Ph . 81,4 -446-0338 . 2 Nctroom on· lu'i:tllfnut Aw.. Pomeroy. Close to town. large yard. Call 614-837-1326 after Nicely furnilhed, 2 SR . apart· ment. Nice location. Adults only. 4 acrn wiJh '14x70 mobile home It older houte on Soard Rd . 1 mi. from Send Hill Road. 304 ·676· 304-n3-913B. Chelter. 2 bedroom. bath, full basem..t. targe attic wrth stairs CcOukl make 2 rooms) . OldM g.-age, outbuildiftg . 80x3251ot. 1884 Schutta14aH. 2 BR ., '1 ~ bMh. Ltke new. Call 304-6755110 or 8715·615151 . 1 BR apt. 740 Second· A~e. • 1 85 pet month. Daposn required. Call 814-446·4222 b• tween 9 • 5. Call 814-441-2404. 'h acre. Clifton. Road frontage. 192' 8304. · 1184 lhuhz. 31R . with expend. Microwav,. 11 e.ooo or best off.-. C.ll614-446-1725. Furnished efficiencY . 701 Fourth A~e . $160 utilities pd. Call614·448 ·4411•fter 8pm. 304-&76-2383. 7907. Once In • lifetime! 6 rooms. 3 bed ooms. rnostty furnished. 1..-ge ,lot. Call or contact Bpb Heggerty. Middleport . 114 - 114-448·11812. Brookside A.,..rtments: 441· 1932 or 446-4639. One Bed· room •partment with large country kitchen. new appliances. utility room. water, aewet and trash 181'Yices provided. Quiet: area . Furniahed.downataira, 3 rma. Reduced: 37. 789 acres, aur- · and beth . Clean , No pets. Adults veyed. $22 .000. Cell 114-441- only . Deposit end Ref. R~uired . 2071 . Call 814-441-,519. Mutt Hit- transfered o..,.,s.... 2 bedroom houM on Oliver St. in Middleport. Situated on large trH SUITounded lot ctose to tchools •nd grocery ttor... Needl • fiiN repairt but is wary liveabte n Is. A good atarttn' home ot only 09~00 . 614-992· 2716 for information. 32 & Acreage 1. 84 acres , nice flatlend . Convefl . location. Call81 4·446· 114-448-2187. • Apa11:ment for Rent 4o00PM 814·448-4009 Alt"' 41'M. I'll. 304-87&-3818. e• g•--. '· 44 2 br mobile home with 1 1 -3 lot. Home lor. Stle by Own.-: OrMnbrier Est .. 3BR .• bHervel on 2 .• acr., AC , W.B.F.P ., wet b•. 2 Ph. Before 441-0722. Merchan~ISP. • Motorcycles 1981 Yamaha 850 Maxim. tow mMeege. $150. Can e14-t49· 5o00. The Daily SentJnei-Page-1-:r Television Viewing ' 1986 Honda CA12!§, low hrs .. good ahape. Call6'14·318- 21152 anv time. Smith-Corona Electric Typew· riner. Call 614-268-1989 after 198& Aicoh FT-3060 c:opier. Complete with cabinet, e•tra Pipet and turner . .Greet buy- LOS~R BORN 814-31e-8388. 2248 or 448-1910. 9220. W.D, ;, 1985 CA 210 Honda. Excel. eond. V.'+(i. parts for ula.' Wurlltzer Piano· A-1 condition. Marcy weight machine, oth• exercise equip . c;all 814-379- .$ 1200. Call 814-889-3581 . 32 31 2· bedroom cottage, 2103 Jefferlon Ave. Clean. ntlw ctrpet. U 10 per rrtOnth with one yeet l.aae. 304· 676· 4100, 9 'am. to 5p.m. & 4 ., Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 1982 Hand• CX Cullom 100. Low mlluge. •tereo, luggliUe reck1. Exc::. Cond. Call · 11~ 388-1261 Dlylf or 114-388· 1311 Evaninge. 1011.14 Wentzel Camping tent. for the elderly end di1abled . We V•n• 74 ~cv.Tc~Eb~ Jock· STANLEY Homec•• Productt. Order tod!ly. Make your office• houae c._,.ing . .sler It pl. . sureable. Call Stephanie. 114· 3 or 4 Bedroom house in Kyget C'eek School District. Referen· ces Ph. 614-446· 8621 . !loW llo YtJJ ~ill 1'1\e fiJ~1T~I!:E ~'T lriiC$ i£>.1~~ Coli 114·288-1281 . EIIANS 73 Wednesday, August 5, 1987 1174 F~rd Van. 7x12 utiUiy body . 37,000 ectuellmll•. VWry' . good cond. Cell 304- 875· 112•. Callihan'• Used Tire Shop. Ower 1,000tkte, " ' " 12, 1 3.14.1&. 18, 11.6. 8 miloo out At. 218. aon. Oh. 81•-286-5930. to Rent KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by LMry Wright Misc . Merchandise 7479. Went to. rent camper for week of Mason County Ftir. 304·8822045 eft" 5;00. Professional Services 64 . Wednesday. August 6, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio KIDDV · GARDEN IODAV GRINNIN ' General Hauling • : NO SCREECHIN', NO FIGHTS. NO MESSES . NO NOTHIN' !! TAKE HIM OVER To DOC AN' SEE WHAT AILS HIM e!Il Sooop 10:15 <ll MOVIE: Fori Warth (NR) Dill1rd Water s ...vice: Pools. <;iaterns. Wells. Delivery Any- ' ( hme. Ctll 614-441 ·7404- No • SundBY c-'ls. • •. _;__ _ ___ ___._. . (1 :20) 10:30 (]) American Snapahota Daily Lives of American People (!)Star Wara: The BoHom Una This program presents J & J Water Service. Swimming '~ poolt, cisterns. well•. Ph . 814- .. 24&-92e5 . R • R Water Serik:a. Home ... ciaterns. wetla, poolt filled; A,Formerty Jam• Boys Water. the economic consequences of President Ategan's Slrstaglc Defense lnltia11ve and depicts work done on Coli 304-176-1370. Watteison' t W1ter Hauling. reatoneble ratea. immeditte 2.000 gallon deltvery. cisterna, poolt, w.ll, .ate. cal 304·17e- I 901'\'T- ..~N6 • TAk:~ OUT TO FormM'ty Ken'• now Jahn'a Wiler Sarvice, John W.ttereon. Jr. Owner. 1,000 or 2,000 gel service. 304-571-2248 . Dump Truck S.VIce, co.a, li· m•tone, Nnd. gr8'tlel, dlrt. 'tr81h etc. Phone 304·171-3190. ~~ CALL~ 2119 . 0 DINN~R .. . ,. ........ •. i · PEANUTS ' HERE'S TI-lE FIERCE RATTLESNAKt ·CRAWLING T~ROU61-1 THE 6RA55 ... A 6 M Custom COYch• ·and , ' Aeuphol11ery, St. At. 7, Crown City, Oh. 114-281·1470. Evo. 114-448·3431. 0 .... dolly 8 1D .4 o30. Sot . 9:30 to 1o30. Old • I~ new Uphoaterecl. Mowrey's ,Upholttering tllf'ling' trl coumyaraa2ave1n. The beat In furniture U...olltering. Call 304 · 6711·4114 far free etttma~es. ~~ --~ ---= · ; 1~1 ~~tel ;;UI;S ¥ ,\ ... 11:00(]) HardcotUe ind McCormick She Ain 't Deep, but Sloe Runs Fast w Tonight Show · e ~·~"';'3=04=·~8;76;·;);9;1;1;.; ===.:>t:. 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(0:30) . e!Il Love Connection 11:30 (JJ SportaContw IL) (() WKRP In ClnciMII (JJ Nlgtllll01e 1;1 Ill Trapper John, M.D. GJ lporll Tlllllghl Action pact<ed aports h'9l'Nghts with Nick Charles ano Jim Huber. e (0:30) •Jrn(Mk ocpo-- - eat 'Hot Shots' CIS Leta Night BroderiCk sends Jake and Amanda undercover as a married epoople. lA) p 0 Z U I I Z· U Z F 0 X M Z X XABUKXR 0 YZU UVR F K0 i" A R ·I G V V K U J .S J V V K DUSXIIM 0 Z U I F A R F P F A Z G 0 •• SUDX.- PUDVXK YatefdaJ'a Crwtoqaote: I ALMOST THINK IT IS . THE ULTIMATE DESTINY OF SCIENCE TO E;Xl'ERMI· NATE TilE HUMAN RACE.- THOMAS PEACOcK ·• �' .,. hge-14-The Daily Sentinel •' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 5, 1987 • Chrysler, AMC merger ·ap·p roved ·based on_proxy votes Fair. • results announced obligations. obligations. undisclosed amount In damages that the agency had "voted to decisions . By JAN A. ZVERINA Earlier this week, a dissident Chrysler's orlgin'al proposal to " We are In it to actually plus Interest to the plaintiffs. close the Investigation of the UPI Auto Writer buy the ailing carmaker, which Improve the value of the 'stock The suit-Is separate from three proposed acquisition of Am~rl· SOUTHFIELD. Mich. tUPI\- group calied Shareholders for an was made on March 9, offered from $4.50 to $8.80 (per share).'' class-action suits filed oh behalf can Motors Corp. by Chrysler American Motors Corp. share- Independent American Motors Corp. flied suit In U.S. District of AMC's 111,000 shareholders Corp. That means the deal can go AMC stockholders S4 • -share. . holders voting by proxy over· Eskin said. Court In New York to hatttoday 's Jordan H. Eskin, a lawyer and Eskin said AMC failed to that said the price is unfair and ahead.·: wheimingly approved a merger . vote, alleging AMC failed to member of the committee that AMC spokesman Michael mention $250 million In profits that the AMC proxy statement with Chrysler Corp.. an AMC disclose its true value. owns at least 15,030 shares of from Its Jeep division and soliciting the takeover was in Aberllch said no more details spakesman .sald today. In May , Ch•ys ler agreed with American Motors ' cumulative analyst. projections showing pro· viola ton of federal law . were available other than that Spokesman Jerry Sloan said convertible preferred stock , jec;ted AMC earnhtgs of $3.40 per AMC spokesman Lloyd Nor· "an approval had been granted today's shareholder meeting Is AMC's board of direetors and each worth $2.375, and 6,000 common share In 1989. !hard dismissed the suits as in Washington." 'little more than a formality Renault, the French carmaker which owns 46.1 percent of AMC shares of the common stock, Chrys.le;;.;;.pqkesman John Gut.· The suit asks that AMC be being "without merit," and noted ~ause the proxies - which far ac;cused the company 9f omitting e njoined from holding the stock· that the three class-action suits nlven also . confirmed the FTC outnumber the votes to be cast In to buy the No. 4 American materia l facts from the proxy holders' vote, and that any vote "are being dismissed with no concluded its Investigation Jnto person- aut'i10rized t he$2 billion automaker for $4 ..10 a share In a deal worth more than $2 billion statement that were necessary on the proposed · merger be payments to the parties ... " the merger, but said the No. 3 acquisition by Chrysler. for shareholders to make pru· nullified until a final judgment is In Washington, FTC spokes · carmaker would have no lmme· Today's meeting wUI "put the that includes the assumpiion of dent 101·estment and voting made. The suit also sought an · man Kevin Arqull said Tuesday diate formal statement. stamp on It" and give dissident AM c · s Ion g . t e,r m debt shareholders an opportunity to 1--------.:"::-----~-:--------------~--,-----------------------------------­ express their views, Sloan said. More than 90 percent of AMC's common and preferred share· holders voted by proxy, Sloan said. Overall, the company has 111,000 shareholders. On Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission closed its investiga· tlon· of the merger, allowing the deal to be completed after the official vote by AMC stockholders. The takeover will cost Chrys ler about $2 billion. Including as· sumed long-term debt FROZEN ~ Floridagold Orange Juice 0 ;::;;: ,;::. .,~.,~ 1'11 111 "':;' lit!\·, \ " - l f ,t l \ t IW\'\1 I l 12-oz. ·I FROZEN FROZEN Downyflake Waffles Pet-Ritz Cobblers 12-13-oz. Whitman's Cream Pies 26-oz. 11-Gz. 2 .. sa SJ78 gc "NEW" FROZEN GREEN GIANT PASTA FROZEN TEMPTIN' TOPPINGS EXCEPT BEEF, HAM OR FISH FROZEN Totino's Pizzas Morton Dinners tU-13-oz. 11-oz. DISHES VEGETABLES & :::!!ts 2,. , $3 (As ol10:30 a.m.) Provided by · Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi Veterans Memorial Tuesday Admissions - E li White, Racine: Judy McNickle, Pom£>roy: Pam Nitz, Pomeroy: Josephine Clark, Pomeroy: Car· rle Osborne, Reedsville; Cha r les R. Findlay Sr.. Racine: Eva Seidenable, Middleport: Gle nn lfludson, Mason; Lisa Jones. Fort fHood. Texas. Tuesday Discharges - Wll· liam Sorden, Robert Hoover, IJames Duncan, Patricia Bunger. FROZEN II II( I Daily stock prices Hospital news Crystal Light Fruit Bars ..... s-et. FROZEN JELL-0 &lplo Township Trustees will meet Friday. 7 p.m .. a t the townShip building. Meeting Friday Meigs County REACT team will meet Friday, 7:30 p.m., at Pieasers Restaura~t. All members are urged to attend. • I Billie school slated Vacation Bible. School at Ru· !land Church of God will be held Monday through Friday, Aug. 10.14, from 6:30 to 8:30 each evening. Classes for toddlers through youth. Closing program . Sunday at . 7 · p.m . Everyone weJCQme. -- --- a1 y Vot.J7. Nc{B2 Copyrighted 1987 ~:=ing . "" $2 59 Ore Ida Tater Tots "~"" •• '"~~~ M~ 10 l>f •~4<111Y • •.,. • IIk POSSIBLE Dt\NG£R - Exdtement ran hiKh In Pomt>roy Wt•dnt'Sday mornln~ '" huzardou s malt•rlals lrthnlcluns from thr Stat(• Fire Marshall's ~outhca<tcrn Ohio fi eld olflcf> ,... mo•ed a small contalnet of explosivt•s from the salt• ol flark's J<•wt•try Store on Court St. The · Pom('roy Fir<• and Polite llepartnwnl~ aided in. hlot·kinR off the arca. It wa• a tommon pracli<'(' .v ears 11110 to placr t•xpJosiV<'S in safes us Sen. H. Cooper Snyder, R· Hillsboro, who is aligned with · lhe busines s community In the many-sided tug-of-wa-r among .tawyers, Ins uranc e compa nies. manufacturers, organized labor and' consumers . said he is willing to compromise, but opposes th e accommodations made for Celeste. "This senator isn't pleased with the direction the conference committ ee has taken ," said Snyder. Virtually the same pla yers have been negotiat · ing the terms of a package since the beginning of the year. seeking a solution to the availability of affordabl e liability insurance for business and local governments. Celeste vet9ed last December a bill that lawmakers had worked on since the beginning of 1986. He said .provisions In the sec tion on liability for de fective products would keep consumers from obt~fnin g Justified court settlements. Stlnziano's draft contains several provisions to eliminate Celeste's objection·s. "Frankly,l expect . the conference committee will make som e changes," said 'Stlnzlano. "and every change th at Is made increases the likelihood of a veto." Snyder said he objects to provisions in the product liability section: -Making a defendant company, regardl ess of its' percentage of fau.lt, totally liable for dama ges in.a lawsuit if other defendant-s are unable lo pa y. -Holding a product defective If It fall s to measure up to the expectation of a consumer in normal use .. Snyder' said the former provision would be "t~e most liberal in the nation." ' 'We are not satisfied with the product thai the conference committee is worki.ng with as a final *'"'" ••••l.olllot olt10 •u" '""' COf'Y Ro('.ttT 1 ~ 1 T'"'E KAO CE~ CO 1Ht.IS .- NO f'fl lctS 0000 SV NDU' AU{\U:i I H I~/ IN CAUII'Olll AU ~ltfl(lf trOllS 10-oz. 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David B. !Bruc PI S;Jltsman , a s hu ill" car nprrator allhr Meigs No. 2 minf'. rrcf' ivccl the Humanit:lt'ia n Award wh(i<' Rodney But chPr. an elec tri c·la n at the Mdgs . No. 1 preparation plan!. a nd HNb Elliott. mechanic at the I ~!~~~~~~~~~$179 FROZEN REGULAR OR SALT FREE PILLSBURY Microwa!'e $ 169' Popcorn. ... a:~i~~~z. FROZEN BANQUET ct;;k;;"' 2 ss FROZEN MICROWAVEABLE BREAKFAST DISHES DpWNYFLAKE ~~::~~st .ltL$119 9-12-oz. Nuggets ...... . FROZEN BANQUET MICROWAVEABLE ~~!~r~~l~in~b $199 Totino's Pizzas 111-'4.2-oz. FROZEN MICROWAVEABLE B~dgat . Go•meL ....... • FROZEN MICROWAVE $ 2,.., 3 I • FROZEN MICROW,AVE ===. "'= ...,., -.=-- . · = ·===· : .- -- l • • • •• . r• •• .' : ····- · " , • .' ...: Uaz. , •• 2 Section·s 12 Paget 26 Centa A Multimedia Inc. Nawspep• product," said Mark Davidson of the Ohio Alliance for Civil Justice. a coalition of business and insurance companies. But Davidson said it is "absolutely" possible a negotiated settlement could be reached . The Ohio· Public Interest Campaign, a consumer-labor coalition, renewed its plea for no biil at ali' by releasing Information that the Ohio Department of Insurance 's actuary has sa id a 30.6 percent increase In premiums for product liability Insurance premiums is unjustified. "This action makes it clear that a change in Ohio's product liabjlity taws Is unnecessary to ·reduce product · liability rates for Ohio bus!· nesses." said Peter MacDowell of OPIC . "I t may come down to a standoff and a new set of conferees may have to be appointed," said Snyder. By NANCY YOACHAM but does plan in the near future, road will not be widened and that Se ntinel Staff Writer reported Ramsey. to install a the stakes are there to s~ow A two- hour a nd fifteen minute slurry line. workers how far they are going public hearing Wednesda y with A public viewing of the road as the paving Is underway . the Me igs County Commission · was held Wednesday morning by Roberts also reported· that a ers on the proposed closure of .R5 the parties involved in the part for th!' highway departmil e of Salem Township Road matler. Based upon the v l~wing ment's mol\'er is to be in by the 326, Pilgrim Ridge, finally ended of the road, Co unt y Engi neer end of this week and the mower in a compromise. Philip Roberts reported it woould should be in service by Monday. To appease Sa lem Township take in excess of $100,000 to make The department's mowing efproperty owners Judith and the section of road SOCCOwants forts have been hampered th.is Sandra Murph y, of Obetz, Ohio, closed passable lor tra!!ic. summer by the inablttiy of lhe who opposed the closure, the · Allgood Co., Wadsworth, Ohio, to Sa lem Township Trl! s tee s Commissioner Richard Jones supply the needed part. agreed to upgrade T.R . ~26 , pointed ou t that this amount ·of ·Bowles Road, from Coul)ty Road money for one seldom trayeted · . · ~lt\lssl.one~J)avld K!>l;l!ltntz 4 Into the M.url'hY property lto!:h . road would be tmposslhte tor tlle' re ted on a r-ecent m~l~ tn the other direction . The comtnis· Salem trustees to come up with. Columbus which he attended stoners then voted to close the Salem trustees. John F . Col· regarding changes in child sup· road at the request of Southern well. Stan ley Hutton a nd Cecil port laws. The county Is required Ohio Coal Company and upon Siaeey, township clerk Bonnie to form an advisory board to recomme ndation of the Salem Scott and Dewey Mullohan, town· make recommendations regard· tru stees. . ship emp loyee, also present for ing alternative measures althe hearing, agreed with Jones .. The tru stees agreed to replace lowed by the new law. The a culvert pipe on T.R. 326 a nd fill Murphy s agreed that under the advisory board will meet Aug. 14 a large hole which has washed circumstances it wou ld be impos· at the Department of Human out . arrange a turnaround just sibie for the township to upgrade Services in Middleport. inside th e Murphys' property line the road. They therefore agreed Scott Lucas. administrator of a nd IPvcl the rest of 326 through to the c los ure with the stlpula· Veterans Memorial Hospital, ac· I he Murphy s' land from proeprty tion s which were me ntioned companied Greg Kaylor and I ine to propert y line. The trustees above. Dick Bradley to the meeting to are to make the improvements Paving of Success Road is Inquire about usage.oftheformer within 30 days ; weath er permit· underway by the Shelly Co., of . Ohio Bureau of Employment tlng. or as soon as possible Thornville, reported Roberts, Services office on Union Ave. for th ereaft er. although rai n on Wednesday the Continuity of Ca re Co., a·· The Mu rp hy's own 100 acres in morning brought work to a medical equipment supplY.. The Salem Towns hip . Th e part of lemporary halt . Roberts said it county leases the building from T .R. 326 to th eir property that will take three days to comp lete the owner and in turn subleases it will noi.• be closed, ha s not been Success Road a nd t hal hP expects to ·other parties . The commls· maintained by the tru stees lor the company will work on Forest stoners said they would know by Run Road for three days next m any years because it was next week 's meeting the details seldom trav eled . Howeve r, Mu1·· week . After Foresl Run , the about how much space would be phys contended that this side of company will move to New Lima available and the rent costs. 326 was the closest enl.ry to their · Road whi ch is expected to take In final matters, the commls: properly from Columbus a nd · six day s to complete. Shelly Co.'s stoners scheduled a pre· that th<'y traveled It by ]C'ep. bid of $4.38,231.70 was accepted construction conference on the SOCCO, which owns propert y las I week lor the approxima tely addition to the Tuppers Plains on both sides of 326 . up to 13 Iota! miles of paving. · EMS building for Friday, 1 p.m. Murphys, requested closure for Commissioner Manning Roush The board also agreed to sec urit y reasons. Joe Ramsey, .reported that Forest Run Road purchase additional premises representin g SOCCO. reported residents were concerned that li ability insurance coverage for !hat s mall rec reat ional vehicles · stakes which have been placed the county's gravel pit . Entire leave the road and trespass on along the road indicate the road cost lor $300,000 of coverage for SOCCQ property. will be widened during the the pit, through the Buckeye Presently SOCCO does not pav ing process. Howev er, Ro· Joint -Council Self Insurance pro· have any facilities in this a rea, berts assured Roush that the gram will be $396.12 per year. Meigs Mine No. 2 ·employee earns McNece Safety Award •o• ...., "' f;j<.~ ~ '0!1"' S1011 • • ~•I" i\ >,...C:•I,..,.., "GI~ ~~ 1111> oM I II ... <0. ""' Oul ul . , """"'''"'d olllfl1 - ..... ~""""' o l• CO<I><Mo.tlfo ""'" tl1ol """ '~ ""'"'!!' or • • •• ' c h...:l "'"'' ~ entolloo ·~(IIJ to II"<Ch.t..,l~• .odv..no .... tr~m "' 011~ olhr•" '""" p ii CO! wotl\01 JD <~• • • Q, oy '""' ,.~._ ..... LO>t oiJUn - lllJoJ ,OO:<.•t •l~~ ..... , •r n fl'J<Cho..,., w• enttne Lengthy commission hearing • concludes with compromise o\MR1.D 111• Plllll:f l•cn u t ,n, .., ·'· "'~n r...o zero. • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, August 6, 1987 By LEE LEONARD . UPI Stutehouse Jlcporter COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPI). - A joint Ohio Senalc>·House co nfer ence commitlee on civil Justice and insurance reform will meet Thursday to sec if agreement ca n be reached on a "wor kin g dra ft " Issued by th e House side with inpu·t from Gov . Rlchard{'eieste' s sta ll. A fina l setl lemcnt would bring lawmakers back fr om vacation lo rat lfy It. perhaps as early as next• wePk . Failure or the negot iating sessio n could result in the appointment of a different set of co nferees. .·" It the conference com mittee wants to send th e governor a bill and be relativel y cer tain !here won'l bell veto. this is It ," said Rep. Michael P. Stinzlano. D-Cotumbus, chai rman of the six· memb<>r panel. Broccoli Cauliflower Medley 32·01. Cloudy tonight. Lows In · the orotd 608. Partly cloudy Friday. Highs in the upper 80s. Probability of rain near Seek agreement on 'working draft' for bill FROZEN GREEN GIANT BROCCOLI FANFARE, JAPANESE VEGETABLES, LESUER PEAS OR WA TEA CHESTNUTS FROZEN The Meigs County Common Pleas Court action of Jack L. . Ritchie versus the Dravo C.orpo· ration has been dismissed. 1 Super Lono 36-9-29 2-6-21 • . . sa FROZEN LIGHT WITH NUTRI-SWEET At-tion dismis!!!ed To meet Friday 503 Pick 4 74.10 At Kroger with a ''·B eat the Heat'' Frozen Foods Sale · He played on a USO show .. during the Korean War and then returned to northern Kentucky . auditioning In 1954 at Cinctnna· tl's WLW. He became a n•gular on the station's ''Midwester n Hayride." Firm Price Am Electric Power.. .... . ..... . 2i;i% AT&T ........ ............. ........... .3.2% Ashland Oil ........................ 68\~ Bob Evans Farms .............. 24 '!, Charming Shoppes .. ... ......... 3:ll', Federal Mogul. .................... ..4R Goodyear T&R .... .. ... .......... 74JI, Heck's Inc . ............................. 4 Limited Inc... ............ ... ..... .48 \1, Multimedia Inc ................... 70'4 Rax Restaurants ................... ;. 5 Robbins & Myers ................... 10 Shoney 's Inc . .............. ..... .. .... 32 Wendy's Inti ....................... ll Y. Worthington Ind .... :.. ........... 22% Daily Number Page-8. Kenny Price dies after heart attack FLORENCE, Ky . tUPi i County-wes tern singer Kenn y Price died Tuesday night in Booth Memorial Hospital, one ' day after he suffered a heart attack at his home. He was 56. Night nursing superv isor ,l;leg Green confirmed that Price died at 11:46 p.m. Price. the chubby Elrod the Sheriff on "Hee Haw ' ·, had been admitted to the hospital after suffering a heart attack Monday and haa been in crltital condition since. Price, who was g_iven his fir st guitar at the age of 5, has recorded 23 C&W albums. Born May 27, 1931. on a farm near Florence, he feit in love with country music at an early age and receive(! a guitar from his famlly when he was 5. By the time he was in his teens. Kenny was playing and singing at local .events. Ohio Lottery . • RECEIVES SAFETY AWARD. - Ronald H. Wanlngton, a 1 • ; safety llll•lstant at Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs No. 2 ; · mine and a nutlve of Wellston, Is the recipient olthe second annual • . D.alton E. McNece Safety Award presented by the Southern Ohio. • District Council of the Holme• Safely Association. . ' l . '· Raccoon No. 3 mine. rece ived Out~ ta nding SafNy Achievement Awards from the association. McN<'('C. who diN! .two years a~:o. was an Ins pector with the f~d era l Min e Safety and Health Administration and was a major forc e in the formati on of the Hoimi'S Southcastl'rn Ohio Dis· trict Co uncil. Warr in gton ha s ber n safety a"istant at Meigs No. 2 for the past nin<' years. Prior to that he work<'d underground lor lou r vcarsv' as a loading machine operator. motorman and general in side laborer. "Throughout Ron's coal min· ing and safely career, he has been very ac tive In serving the co mmunity of Wellston . Ohio, as a member of the iocal !Ire and pollee department s and emer· gcncy sq uad." his nomination for the award stated. Warrington served with the U.S. Army for two and a half years while stationed in Fulda. West Germany. He Is now a member of the American Legion Post 371. Warrington and his wife , Bobbl Jo, live in Wellston with their nine-year·old daugh · ter , Amanda. In late September, Saltsman was able to hetpsa1-1ea baby'slife In a lire In downtown Wellston . He has been with the Me,igs Division since February 1975 . Butcher has served as a safety committeeman lor the United Mine Workers of America local at Meigs No. 1 lor 12 years. A residt'nt ol Pomeroy, Ohio, and an emergency medical techni· . clan (EMTJ. Butcher has been Instrumental in the Initiation of various safety P.rograms at the mine. ~ Continued on page 12 U. S. embarks ·on military buildup in Persian Gulf area MANAMA , Bahrain (UPII I ran ian land a nd sea forces held a third day of war maneuvers in the Persian Gulf today as the United States embarked on an unprecedented military buildup in the region . In the latest reinforcement of American naval forces In the gulf, the United States ordered the dispatch of Army helicopter gunships and Navy fast patrol boats to .the waterway, Pentagon officials said Wednesday In Washington. Some military ex!N'rts have compared the U.S. buildup to that which preceded the U.S. bombing of Libya last year. The use o'f Army he licopters on Navy vessels during an opera· tiona! mission will be a first. A "handful" of the helicopter ' gunships, e ither light and fast observation choppers armed with machine guns ·or Vietnam· 'era Cobras equipped with rockets, were ordered to the gulf aboard Air Force transport • planes, bringt'ng Army forces Into the gulf lor the first time, Pe ntagon sources said. The gunships will hunt for Iranian S!N'edboats carrying terrorist death squads on suicide missions against Navy warships and thC'ir charges, U.S.·flagged Kuwaiti tankers, the sources · said. The announcement of the U.S. buildup came as Iran concluded its three-day "operation martyrdom" war maneuvers In the Persian Gulf. Wednesday's m.a· neuvers lnvol;:ed speedboats, planes and the first submarine built by the regime of Ayatollah Ruhotlah Khomelnl. Khomelnl has vowed to seek revenge against the· United States and Saudi Arabia for rioting last week In Mecca,. Saudi Arabia, that left 402 people dead - 275 of. them Iranians. plans to re-tlag thr('(' more Kuwaiti tank ers and escort them through the s trategic waterway. Witnesses said two U.S. war· ships have anchored off the United Arab Emirates port of Khawr Fakkhan in the Gulf of Oman. There was sppculat ion in diplomatic circles that re· flag· ging ceremonies might be held at the port today to coinCide with the last daY. of the Iranian war games. The second stage of thC' war games was a "magnificent show of power Involving speedboats along with simulated bombing runs of .·.. helicopters as W('il as tactical !lights of unmanned planes , which received logistical support from the southern re-· glonal fishermen." the o!!iciai· Irani& I! news agency !RNA said:· Middle ,East diplomats said it. was unlikely Iran would attack · Despite Iran's threats, dlplo· U.S,. warships because Its small matte sources said the United ·conventional riavai force Is no. firepower. · Statps . was moving ahead with · match for American . ... . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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