http://66.213.69.5/files/original/776224e759dfdc5915e476c17ddfb877.pdf b46f19ef6eb3eb83f07a0f7659e18e1a PDF Text Text "'·•--1()-The TUIIday, Septlf1:'bar 1, 1987_ Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Dllily Sentinel • Ohio Lottery . '· Hopple returns Daily Number 360 Piek 4 0281 • Vol.37, No. 81 Copyrighted 198'7 • at · . y e Clear tonight. Low In 40s. Sunny Thursday. Wghs In mid 70s • enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, September 2. 1987 2 Sections. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Iranians hit tankers; Iraqis report air strike MANAMA, Bahrain iUPil Iranian gunboi~IS attacked a cargo vessel and four tankers w1thin 16 hours. shippers said . today, and Iraq said Its warplanes also hit a tanker near the Irania n coast. Revolutionary Guards In three speedboats !Ired rocket -propelled grenades at the 48.47.3-ton Greek tanker Dafnl earlv todav after It left the Saudi port.of AI .iubayl for Singapore, hitting the wssel' s pot1 s ide but causing no casualties. shipping sources a nd Uovd's of London said. ·, An Iranian gunboat ai S6 attacked a Soan ish tanker 1'uesdav In or just outside Saudi waters. Relations bet~rn Iran and Saudi Arabia reached a low ebb after more than 400 pilg'lims. manv of them Iranian. died durin~ disturbances at !'!e hot)! cltv of Me~ca Julv 31. Each side blamed the other for tht'Jincldent. The other attacks by Revolutlonar)l Guatds :were ta'unched on a Cvprlot cruigo s hip, Leonardus G!orie, the j;outh Korean tanker Astro Pegasr,s. and the Japanesec hanered l!lbertan tanker Diamond Vlarlnf. which was attacked bv two s~boa ts and took two rockets on the pon si de above the water line. ~e sourc~s said. Th~ said the atta[:ks were a ll mounted w1thin the space of some 16 hours In the flerce'\1 Irani an resp:msevet to a spate of Iraq i attacks tha t slarted Saturd ay . ·· All the Iranian a ttacks were hundreds of miles from Kuwait. where ·a convoy of U.S. esconed re-flagged Kuwaiti tankers artived safelv Tuesday evening. Officials In Toeyo said the 227,29~ton Diamond >,Iarine was st ruck by several shots fired from · the unidentified Vessel, which Persian Gulf shipping sources said ma)l have been an Iranian Revolutlonarv Guard speedboat. No lnjuties were reponed among the eight Japanese and 16 South Korean crewmen a board the Ol amotld Marine, the Japanese Ministry of ')'ranspon said. The Dlamo)1d Marine Is on charter to Nippon Yusen KK. a Japanese s hipping company. and was In the Strait' of Hormuz when the a ttack occurred. Gulf shipping sources said the attack was in an area where · earlier speedboat strikes have been mounted by Iranian R evolutionar)l Guards. Baghdad -radio and the official Iraqi News· Agenc)l said Iraqi warplanes today attacked a " large n aval target" near th~ Iranian coast at 7: 30 a. m. (11:30 p.m. Tuesday EDT)," hitting the target accurately and effectively ." The news agency quoted an Iraqi mllitar)l spokesman as saying the sttike "comes in the framework of continued destruction of th e vital targets linked to Iranian military agresstve efforts a nd cutting oil s upplies ." It was the fifth straight day Iraq has mounted attacks on P er sian Gulf maritime. targets. U Iranian forces were involved In the attack on the - Diamond Mar ine, it would m ark the· third such strike b)l Iran in threedays as the so-called Persian Gulf "tanker war" continues to escalate after a 4!Hiav lulL On Tuesdiw, an Iranian gunboat attacked a Spanish tanker , setting it on fire. and Iraq said its warplanes hit four oil tankers. The attacks came as the refla gged Kuwaiti oil tanker Surf Clt)l and Its sister ship Chesapeake Cit)! arrived In Kuwaiti waters. escorted b)l six U.S. warships, shipping sources said. Meanwhile, United ?ress International has learned the Reagan administration is deeplv split over the Iraqi attacks. with some officials urging Iraq to escalate Sale of Kaiser energy is completed Sentinel to sponsor football contest page Somet hing ncw ... so m ~t h l n g dlf[erent. That' s what The Dall .vSe nt l n ~l w ill be Offe r ing every Tu esday during the c urrPnt footbull sea · son- over thl' n<•x t 10 weeks. The Senti ne l' s " FOOt ba ll Co n· test Pagt>" - sponsored by 16 dlff!:'rent bu si nesses ·- eac h week wil l be awar ding a $20 prize to the luc ky individual wh o picks co rrectly the mos t win ners from a list of games listed In advertisIng blocks on the football pa ge. T he rules a nd Informatio n n~ _ wlll !)e )ocatcd In th e center or llu.> P"8" &ach week . . All the re ader ha s to do Is to ptc;k h.ls or h!.'r selections of the wt nnlnf! '"'am ln each cont es t. write them down on the c.llpout sheet and mail se lec tions to The Dally Sentinel. P .O. Box n9. Pomeroy . or drop the sheet by the office at Ill ourt St., Pomeroy . Entries ·mailed mus t ca rry a postm a rk no later than Friday of the particular week of thP contests lis ted . Hand dr ll· v~ rro cntril'S to The Dally Sentin el office mu st be In b y ~ : :m o .m . ~ach Friday . In case of til's • -· . one winner of 1he $20 prize wil l be SC'I ec t ~d b~ lotlcry , Sponsorin g merchant s a rc E mpi n• Fu rnitu re, Pomeroy: Me igs Auto Sal s. Middl e port: Rac ine Motors. Racine: F ood Shop , Pomeroy: E lber fe ld 's Depa rt me nt Store: Bank One. Pomeroy: Village Ph arm acy. Middleport: Adol ph's Dairy Va lley . Pomero)'; Pleasers' Rl'staurant . Pomeroy; People's Bank . Ma so n: Dow n'tn g -Child s -Mull e nMusse r ln. urancc. Pome roy: Ridenour ~ uppl y, Ches ter : Baum Lu mber, Chester: Francis Florist. · Pomeroy: Heritage House, ·Middleport : · F'armers B nk and Sav ings Co .. Pomeroy: Va lley Lumber, Middl eport ; Si mon's Plek·a-pa ir and Video Cit)'. Pom<-roy : Pat Hill Ford , M id dl e p ort~ Hartle y Shoes. Po mero)•: Clar k's ·.Jewe lry, Po meroy: Crow ·s Steak House, Po mcro~ : Ewi ng Funeral Hom e. P o m eroy: R aci n e Ho m e Na ti onal Bank, Rac in e; Rawlings -Coa ts Blower F' uncra l Home. Middleport; Vaughan 's Cardina l, Middle port. their raids even though the admlnistralion has publici)! criticized the bombings. Government sources said administration encouragement bas · Included passing to Iraq U.S. lntel!tgence Information, such as targeting data on Iranian oil installations. the sources said. Seven administration officials a nd one source on Cap Ita! Hill. who all requested anon)lmit)l when interviewed b)! UPI. acknowledged the executive branch Is so deeply split over how to deal with the gulf crisis that It has sent confl!ct!ng signals to Iraq. "The CIA is dovish: tbe DIA (Defense Intelll~nce Agency) Is hawkish. State and Defense are divided," one administration official said. NEW TROPHY - The Raccoon No. 3 mine In the back row are Ed Wdldtf, .Jacksoo, Keith Davis, assiStant general superintendent for Raccoon No. 3, Athens, Karl Brdlldau, .Jackson, Carl Curry, team treainer, GallipoUs, Ohio. Roger Schultz. Bidwell. Ohio, Burth 'V!eler, personnel supervisor for the mine. Vllddleport. AI IDIIard. general superintendent for the mine, and PhU Ball, team trainer, Point Piea.'lallt. rescue team has a new trophy for Its trophy cMe. The Southern Ohio Coal Company team won first place out ol 32 teams that entered the VIrginia lllnlng Institute Safety Day Contest ln Blackburg, Va. Pictured In the front row are Frank Sisson, Pomero.v, Eric Gryszka, the team's captain, Athens. Dale ExUN>. ,Jackson. and John Ord: Letart. Kaiset'feeh Limited announced this week that Its operating subs idlarv. Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation. has completed the sale of Kaiser Enerjzy, Inc .. to Presidio on Compan)l of DenVer, Colo. As previous!)! announced. terms of the sale include an undisclosed amount of cash to Kaiser Aluminum, most of which will be used for corporate debt reduction. and the assumption by Presidio of Kaiser Enerjzy's exlstln!!: bank debt. Although, the book. loss from the sale Is not being specifically dlselosed. it Is one of a number of Items Included In an overall loss provision which KalserTech repnrled for the quarter ended June 30. The agreement with Presidio Includes several ·long-term gas suppl)l arrang~>ments for Presidio to sell natural gas to Kaiser Aluminum's plants In Ravens' wood and Washingion. and the opportunity for Kaiser to partie!. (Continued on page 8) Ribbon cutting ceremonies South's future lies within its mark turnpike opening today ouin boundaries, experts say Introducing the _ first ultra light designed especially for women. .Only6mg tar \ The ightest stye of Sims. .' 6 mg "tar:' 0.5·mg nicotine av. par cigarette by FT~ method. -· SURGEON · GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema. And May Complicate Pregnancy. c PtHiirt Mt,m,; lnt:. 1~7 ------------------ --- . J I CHARLESTON. W.Va. I UP!) Founeen ~ars and hundreds of millions of dollars a fter the sta te proposed to upgrade the West VIrginia TUrnpike. the 88- rhlle highway offlclall.v opens todav . With 2(l,(XXJ free toll crrllflcates and lunch for everyonf', statf' officials are throw1ng a partv to mark the end of the turnpike's transformation from a two-lane · hlghwa)l to a four- lane interstate betwe e n C harl es ton a nd Princeton. The "official" morni ng dedication ceremon.v was to be held at the Memotial Tunnel b)/pass. but the last stretch of highway won't be · open untll later in the day, said .John Gallagher. spokesman for the Department of Hlghwa)ls. Motorists were Invited tomakea free trlp on the hlghwa)l to see Gov. Arch 'Vloore cut the ribbon at 10 ll.m. Waiving the turnpike's toll for several hours toda.v could cost the · state about $37.500. officials said. - Lucky mototists also stand a chance of getting o ne of the ·assorted 10.000 buttons and brochures made for the event. . "This Is the biggest thing T've .ever been involved ln." Gallagher ·said. "We'll probably have something even bigger next year when we finish Interstate 64 and complete our interstate system." . · ·I-64 will tie Into the turnpike south of Beekl~. After the ceremony, construction crews are expected to paint 'lines and "wrap up ~ few other things," Gallagher said. The West VIrginia Turnpike was · lhe state's first venture Into · modern highway constt'IK!tlon, costing $133 mllllon. or $1.5 million a 'mlle, to buUd. '. Cre~ted by legislative act In · 1947, 4 he first section of the turnpike was opened In September .. 19!>4. The last !i.'l-mll e section was finished In November of that ~ar. " It was the best two-lane road In the country.'' Gallagher said. " It's been proven b.v statistics that It was the safest two-lane rood In the state. It developed Its bad reputation from the dramatic accidents on the hlgh :.av,_:: he said. _. Controversv surrounded the turnpike's earlv vears as adv<r cates of a four-lane hlghwav charged the commlsslo n w1th falli ng to live up to Its constitutional ma ndate. Proponents of the fO\!f·lane hlghwa)l said a two-lane road would be dangerous, discourage passenger traffic and cost more than half of what · the wider turnpike would cost. Almost Jo )!ears later. th eir w1sh has come true. LOUISVIllE. Ky . IUP!) States have a tende ncv to look for new·buslness-far from home when It can be found in their own backya rd, economic development experts told the South's governors. Friedman's (!Omments came before Tuesday's closing-day sess ion of the o3rd annual meeting of t h e South er n Gove rnor s' Association. · "The k~ sources of wealth are at home. in the people a nd the businesses you have ," sai d Robert Friedman, president of the Corporation for Enterprise Development based in Washlngt 0 n D.C. Friedman ·told the governors that 80 percent of new jobs come from within a .s tate. nol !r om recruiting out-of-state companies, and that most of those jobs are in companies that did not exist five years ago. 'Too man)! of us. for too long. have looked beyond our borders." he said. "That doesn't mean vou ignore recruitment. but you have · to keep It in perspective." Robert Leak, president of North Carolina's Research Triangle Park, also said states shou ld concentrate more on proVtrung a trained workforce than In giving mult!-mlllion dollar Incentive deals on roads and land. "That can lead to a bidding war and it ·may create a situation where more Is given away than Is brought in," Leak said. "The buffalo hunt is not over. but the numbers are gelling smaller and the ammunition Is getting bigger." Both men enmuraged the governors to lead their states Into concentrating more effort on developing new businesses and saving those alread)l !n operation. If current trends hold true, In 1992 about half the nation's workers will be emploved at iContinuf'd on page 81 Kuwaiti news agency: Waite will be freed TURNPIKE DEDICATION the - Dwarfed by nn ~the 'iopencul"nexltolt, die Bender bridge, which bas been demolished since this ·photo was taken, connected the 110uthern end of lhe Memorial Tunnel to the West Vlr!llnta Tumplke. Tbts momlng's tqrnplke dedication ceremony wDI he ., held at the "open cut," symbollc of the massive earthmovlnl{ reqtdred to upgrade the turnpike. The S35 million "open cut" project alone Involved on&!leventh of all die earthmoving that has -e\ler been done on the turnpike. · . . ' ' •• KUWAIT !UP!) - Church of E ngland envoy Terrv Waite, kidnapped near! )I eight months ago in Moslem west Beirut. will be released w1thin 10 da)ls, the state-run Kuwaiti News Agency said. "Waite will gain his freedom within 10 days," the n ewsa~ency quoted unidentified "security sources" as saying Tuesday . The report said W~lte's release would be the result of "regional pressure" on hls captors . .but did not Identify the parties Involved. The agency quoted Its security sources as saying the 48- year-old hostage media tor was to have been freed two days ago "but obstacles appeared at the last minute" so the release hlld to be postponed. There was no wa)l of Independently judging the veraclt)l of the latest In a series of unconfirmed reports about Waite's fate. Waite di!iaprx-ared In west Beirut Jan. 20 while on a mission to secure the rel!,'a5e of kidnapped Americans TPrrv Anderson and Thomas Sutherland. He Is believed held by pro-Iranian ShUte !VIostem · fundamentalists. No group has claimed responsibility for his kidnapping but the pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Partv or God, movement has been w1de!v blamed. Hezbollah has dPnled holdin~ either Waite or the two Americans. The report from Kuwait, which !s holding 17 Iraqi and Leba!Jese whose release ls ·a-central demand of the kidnappers of Sutherland and Anderson. came hours after a ~If newspaper sal~ Waite was alive and welL �.. Wednesday, September 2. 1987 • Commentary -- The Daily Sentinel Ill Court SlrN't Pornt•roy, Ohio OEVOTED TO TilE 1:-;T F.IIF:STS OF TilE ~IEI(;S - ~!ASO:\ .\Il EA ROBERT L. WI~GETT Puhlislll'r BOB HOEFLICH General :\tuna g<'r ;\ssistant Puhlisht•r/ Cont roll<'r A !VlF.:YlBF:R 1 I TIH l ' n ll t·cl P t t '~'- ln tr • J 11.t i 1P n .ll lr l:!nd rl ;ti h P t r·'-:- /\'-'- nd .tllnn ,ln{l l h( • t\rll f ' J ic.1n ~I ' H"p : q 1 f' J Puhli <..h1 r '- ;\ "~H c i : ll ttill . l.FTTEP.~,:OJ.'C>Pl:'\]( 1'\ '1 ll : 11 1 II• t·· n~ t ~t·l ol.lr lli t Tht '\ '\ \ 11!· 111'1 ~ .o' l ~ 111 1' 1 I I l i "·d l l •l't• oT' I ] n · 11"1 t1o -. ~n1 •1 i II Tt ·h pli"n' :'\ ro Ull'-I L' IH 'i! 11•11 1 1• 11 numhtr l' '" 'd 1.•'- 11 .. •d d1t ""I ll :.' , .. ,.u, . _ r•1 >1 I'' .: ! ht pt tloli • lwli , , .._,.f, lll ·;nllll• •i rl '- l tl ll .•rr • olil il 1 ,.._ ,1rd l ,t ·l l! 1• -hnu !d h1 • II' 1 '- <> r.:il l' 11., Masquerading as ·summer vegetables Ry DICK WEST WASHINGTON 1UP!) - Back when my victory garden was proliferaling, no I to say profilgat in g. in my back yard, I usPd lo gel rid of excess zucchini by bagging it. leaving it on neighbors' Ira ni s lOop. ringing I he doorbell a nd r unnin g iikC. IhP wind . II was my gardening. more I ha n my soldi ering, th a 1fin a il;' broughl Ihe Axis powers to their knees. Imighl add. But I can see now I made a mislake with the zucchi ni. Don'l ask me why, bul a l certain times of I he year ali zucchini is .considered excess1ve, ndt to say oppressive. • I iefl mine on a neighbor' s doorstep after making a conscientious ·efforl either Ia give it away or se ll it to a pa ss i,ng Gypsy. I discovered that groups normally susceptible to orpha ns become ha rd- hearted abou l zucchini during summer monlhs. Even orpha ned zucchini. Don'l as k me why. All hou gh I was fleeing the premises al the tim e. I could jus I see, and hear . my ne ighbors as the;· opened Iheir fronl doors. "Don' t look now. bul some misguided victory garde ner in the neighborhood has iert us anolher sack of zucc hini. '' they sa;· disgusledly, gla ncing in Ihe direc l ion of my back yard and kicking 1he bag off their fronl stoop and inlo a nearby bed of peonies . which it fertilized for the res1 of the su mmer. The neighbo rs never had such beautiful peonies as they did th at summer. but lha l is a nother story. We are talki ng about mislakes unique, evenhanded "live and lei die" policy low ard lhe iefllsl Gualemalan guerrillas who seek temporary refuge in Mexico - and loward lhe Guatemalan mililary 's period ic punitive expeditions across the border. With its rela lively small army, Mexico is a lways anxious to avoid direct co nfro nl ations that · cou ld lead 10 mililary aclion. So 1he governmenl decided to turn a blind eye to !he guerrillas who were infiltraling southern Mexi can stales. along with thou sa nds of Guatemalan Indian peasa nt s who fled Ihe bloodsh ed and chaos in I heir homeland. The "stralegy of accommoda· lion'" conti nues 10 lhis day : but with an important condition extracted from Ihe guerril las in return for freedom [rom harrass menl: The leftist re be ls mu sl do offered by the relatively unguarded border for guerrilla acl ivilies againsl Guatema la. as well as Mexi co City's good foreign re lal ions wilh lhe Cuban menlors of the Guatemalan insurgenls. we believe that the guE'rrilia s are unlikely lo jeopardize lhE'ir posilion by under- the best strategy to deal with the guerrilla presence along thE' border, and resulting raids on Mexican territory by Guatema lan security forces, is to monitor the silualion while ·avoiding confrontation. Two reliable Mex ica n government sources, confirmed by our own observations, indicate lhal lhe Mex ican Army has been inslructed Ia maintain a minimal presence along the border and nol palro i exlenslvely . "Given lhe polentiai for violence. Ihis stralcgy of accommodation presently seems 10 tienefit stabilily while nol endangering Mexico's principal securlly concerns . Should Mexico City receive evlqe.ncE' !hall he guerrilla s are recruiti ng Mexicans or un derlakin g ot her lhrealcning ac· llvily agai nst Mexican interests·. W<' would exp<'c l ma jor. speedy c hange in policy ." Meanwhi le. lh e CIA report notes. earlier fears tha t the flood of refugees - 38.677 by official Mexican govcrnement counl would prove seriously di srupti ve cutting the local economy by seeking work. Furthermore. •I?· proximalely 18,800 of the refug ..es hav<' been resetlied In lwo permanenl camps farl her north . The remai nin g 20,000 Guatem· alan refugees a re dispersed in 64 camps in lhe sparse ly populated bord er area . "The vas I majority appear Ia be apolilica i Indian peasa nl s." the CIA reporl slales . "The feared spread of subversive ideas in southern Mexico. by Guatema lan guerrilla supporters does nol appear Ia be male rlailzing.'' The "slralegy of accommoda tion" seems to be working. DRUG REPORT - Drug En forceme nt Ad minislralion . offl ciat s have noticed a sharp increase in th e use of a'ircrafl to imporl lliicil substances from So uth Afri ca . A classified DEA rPport explains why : "Air lra nsportation has many advanlagr s for lhe marijuana smugj!lcr. The pr·Jvate aircraft can move bulk quantllles and al min ima I risks. as th!' pllol will be tak ing either military or subver- ha ve not bcC'n borne out. sive acllvitlcs aga inst ME'xi co il self ." The report lhrn describes !he ··o pen border" polic y: " Mexi co Clly apparently has decided that The refugep' s basic nt'Cds are bei ng met by inlernational reli ef effons and lhc Mexi ca n gov<'r nmPnl . so lh Pr<' ha s been no hu ge few hours. "Th e logislics of air s muggling are cerlainly less complex . Th<.' nothing Ia stir up trouble for their reluctant hosts. Mexico's appeasement policy is described in a special ana lysis by a CIA official. who c lassified it "Secret Noforn Noconlract Orcoil'' - meaning no one is supposed to sec lhe document withou l permission from the offiCial h-Imself. . That Includes friendly intelligence services a nd Am<'rlcan CIA conlractors. "AIIhough we assume the Gualemalan guerrillas do use the borderr area for safe haven. ' resupply and arms smuggling. our knowledge of lhe aclua l extenl of arms smuggling and other related activities remains very vague. " the reporl acknowledged. It added: "Because of the convie ncr incrcas(' in Cu atl'l'l'la lans under· ' "The flaw in our peace plan, here, is the absence of penalties in the event of noncompliance. " :Today m history ' The Soul hern Tornadoes are looking forward 10 ope nin g the season at !heir newly renovated stadium. where lhey hosl non · l<'agu<' Walerford frida y. The Tornad oes. some slrong have given ea rl y Indica lion s Ihal lhey could b!' a learn to reckon wllh in lhe upco ming year . With six seniors and eleven ietlerme n r'eturnlng and a good preseason under th<'l r bell s, Coac h Bill Hensler's squad hope s to get s tarled right .w ilh a good slart . Sout hern anlic ipalcs a slrong backfield an(Otored " by ali league, ali-stale standout Pole Roush, who gained ~C'ariy 2000 yards lhe pas l two sea sons. Despite su ff ering Injuries in lhe pa sl two years. the Southern senior dedic a ted hims elf 10 a rigid off-se ason !raining program In hopes of a hea llhi y and ' produclive 1987. Join In~ Ro us h arc olhr rt a lcnts In Rick Sellt'rs allai lbac k. Todd Llsll' at wlngnuc k. a nd Danny Gheen at blocking huc k . Junior Mark Port er cent ers a slro ng bul you lhfulllnc at ce nter. whill' doubling as pl ace kick!'r. PortN is fl a nked by guards Ma tt a have dirf'ct con trol of Ihe loa d from the lime II depart s ... D!'llve rics a rc quick and. ge n erally . t o a si ngl e orga niza tion ." Dr la ys a rc m~lmal , I he reporl cont inues. a nd sc heduling Is simple. ThN C Is no n('('d to roo rctlnai P bNwrrn " m oth er <:~ nd dC'!ivC' ry vessC>Is . and sr' C'Ill S fJIPd 10 tK' on<' mon: in a long sC'ries of sour jokrs perpe· t ra t~d on lh long-suffering cltl· zen. or rheSo vlet Union . Co mmu · Part y o rfl r lal s simply ar.-.n'1 prog r ammed even to und('r srand nis i "o pennrss ... muc h lcs., per mil It 10 fl ouri sh. conside r thr Orwrtllan Kreml in crillqur of a co ur· agPOus nrw jou r nal publlshrd by diss id ent s. After dcn oun clnj! It as "i mm ora l a nd unn£'ccssa ry ." the offi cial r itlc ~xplalns : " II the process )glas nos l) con1tnues und goes on In dc~h . whal need is 1h cr~ for a n unofflclal press? There will be no need for any a t h<' r gla s nos l . There will be just -~~ ~!;~, --y==-= ing up the line wilh junior ena Jay Reynolds. Horner was an SVAC receiver last year, spearheading apotenl EHS passing attach. Including several underclassmen and seniors nol le ltering last year, EHS boasts 16 letter winners . Coac h Arch Ro's e stated. "The key to success and a win Friday night will be se nior dominance , learn emo lion, a nd the ability of our seniors to be leaders." "We must be in a good frame of mind a nd co ntinue with a positive attilude," he continued. In the pre-season Rose though! th at a cha nge lo a more positive attilude would be a faclor in the sea son's outcome and praised his team for progressing in ·a posi tive manner. Rose sa id the EHS coac hing slaff feels that, "If we play solid defense and be consistent on of fense we will win the ga me. We hope to run the bail a nd esta blish L yo ns and Brya n Weavfl r with Ryan F:vans and Kevin Gruescr a1 tackles. Chris Stou t and Mike Amos are exp<cted 10 starl al ends and are bolh good receivers. !n prese ason scrimmages Sou lhern defealed Fort Frye 14-6, Trimble 15-13 and claimed a 6-0 prev iew win Over H anna n Trace. Coac h Bill Hensler com mented , " We had a good presea so n. bul made lao many mental mi stakes; mistakes lhat mad e lhe diffPrence belween winning and win nin g big. In order for us to continue lo win we musl c limate lhese m ental mist akes ." The Soulhern staff is a nxiou s ly awaiti ng the Wa terford game. anlicipatlng a grealiy Improved effort over last season. Hensl er added. "Keys 10 Frlday" s game will be Ia cui ba ck on ponallies. menial mi sta kes. slayIng sharp In Ihe defensive ba ckfield : it will be imporl anl to get a good starl. It rea ll y means a lot In a succ£'ssful sea so n." " Right now we are ju st a lillie behind offensively as we ha ve sPvera t olher lhlngs lo add, bul our · air game has looked P.reny gOQd, a nd the things we do we have been · doing well . Our defensr Is Improving and has more surpri sed at thP sa dness and shock lhal stillwc ll s upinme when I lhink aboul il . Mar ilyn Mom·oe was lh e seco nd woman I wan led to be just like when I grew up. my mol her bein g firs I. I didn't know why shf' altracled me then. and l"m scar cely more rnlighlned now. 1 · s us(Jf'cl il must hav E' had so mething lo do wilh Ihe way men in my small world reacted Ia her 1a 1 the lender age a 5 I had already lea rned lha l men 's reac tions to me would be crucial ialer on l. a llhough I don ' t remember unvthing-special to prove il. · My girlfr iends' admiration of Marilyn mu sl have influe nced me. although l don 'l kno~;~ wh y !hey wanted to emulate her e ilh er. On the mos l basic Ievell C<) n inlerprel , I know Ihis is one s ure reason I wa nted to be jusl like her: Marilyn Monroe was prelly. and I wan led to be prelly . anothrr significant rr uth fr om my llmit t'd exp('riC'nce with m~' culture - the imparlance of being prett)' . ri'm not s ay ing thi s isn't a sa d comm e ntary on society. Wh a t I a m s.:.~y in_g . is th~t a t the ag<.' of o. I did n' t carc. r Br ing prelly wa s lhe kPy ro having pPOple like ) ' OU and want to be around you . When you' re 5 years old . nol that many people are dying for your company . even ot her 5-yrar-old s. Slill. I would have lhOughl malurily wou ld have given me a There' s a fine linp ix'tw('c n healthy appreciation of sexual a ltractiveness b;· lhe opposi te sex. and the exploila lion of !hill sex ual a ltra cfivenC'sS to co ntr·ol al'ld rlom in a te thr oppos il e srx . I hav en't always been ab lr to tell t h<' di.fft' l"<.'n ce. and I'm s u rc Marilyn cou ldn ' l. Shr wen I with whatevPr wa s .::tdv a nta,geou s at I he limr . I suspec t I have . looand li ke Marilyn , I've don<' II both out ofi gi10r.anc£' and a dt'slrl' to br des ired . Ail of us . men a nd women . ar<' pulled a mullitud ~ of way s as we try to establish ide ntiti es lhal col der pC"r SpC'rtive on M arilyn . giv<' us what we need. sa tisfy our Nei l her he r sad hi story of abuse nor the in securilles lhat drove her 10 drugs and death ca n accoun l for the se nse of los s I feel 2> yrars a fl er her death. Th e re are sadd<>r storl<>s among people l know . I suspect lhal my fo ndn ess for egos and keep us from bring o ulca sts of sociely . As the id!'atl sm and common s!'nSe of feminism Jerked me one way, thP pragmati sm of acknow ledgi ng our cull urc as il is pull<>d me Marilyn, and my sa dness over her lragic deal h. hav<.' more to do with my s lruggle wilh my own sex uality and my growing consciousness of mysf'lt as a woman . anot hrr. At lhP age of almost .1H - I he age at which Maril yn Monroe died - I want a n idpntiiY based Of! ae hif'vement, compa sSion and underslandlng for others. and a bas ic comformily to physic al s landards I know ol her people .. involved in m a ny operalions Casey was running- not only in Latin America bul e lsew he re. Given a il thi s - and Ihe fact th a i the proflls diversion was centra li a Nor th 's plan Ia lund I he conlras- il ls diffic ult yo believe Meese 's assertion lhat he belteved, and sti ll believes, Casey was un awa re of t he fund diversion . Report edl y, a nolher key clemen.t of Meese's lesllmony Is viewed with skepticism by many on the investigaltn g commiltee - Meese's assertion thai his init·lal inves tigation over the weekend on Nov. 22 turned up Ihe central fac ls, and mosl of the key documents, In the case. In his testimony, Meese said that because the central eiem e nt s were known and Ihe key documents were already in hand. It never occurred to him to seal North's fil es or question so rne of I he central players In the a ffai r Immediately, including Pointdexter and Casey . Bul if Meese had a li the facts. how co.uld he have made so many factual errors In hi s press confere nce of Nov. 25?. In thai While House briefing, ..... --....... p " l' lravelers to the game sile at Fraziers' Bottom. · For those people not following I he bus. one may get to Ihe game via Point P leasa nt, then following Route 2 towards Huntington. Before reac hing the small community of As hton, prepare to look for Ihe Ashlon-Upton Road. One s hould turn left onto the Ashton-Upton Road al lhe railroad tracks (Which of cross Roule 2) prior lo entering Ashton, then proceed ing approxi maleiy 8 miles to Hannan High School. Game time is 7: 30. Eastern High Ath letic Director Dennis Eichinger has a nnounced that ail tickets for the WahamaEastern game lo be held next Friday al Eastern will be sold at the gate. St udent prices are $1 each and Adu lts $2.50. Gate prices will be for this game only as gate admission for a li remaining games will be $2.50 for both st udenls and adults. Advance ticket sales for s tudents (excl uding lhe Wahama game) will be sold. however. at ali EHS sc hools for $1 each as they were last year. Aga in, tickets at the gate lor these games will be . $2.50. I DuTCH STANDARD. · PEAK POLYURETHANE Pinto Beans :~:- PORCH&FLOOR ENAMEL 69( Limtt One With $10 or More Additional Purchase PICKENS HARDWARE ronsidf'r at lrar!lv(' . I know o thC' I' P<'OPI<' co nsi der . alfl·acli ve. 1 know tha i's no1 ~ popular philoso phy among inleltertuals to whom the mind I ~ more important lhat Its casi ng, bul I ca n'l help il . I'm not anrac 1ed to a guy with a Robert Bark beard a nd a J o hn Bctu s hl be ll y, a nd I wounldn 't ex pecl the kind of a m an I like to run aft er Marga rei Mead . rllher . Alas . Marily n, whal drbat<.' you ha ve wrought among womrn of my gencr~tion . Do we halt' you for Ihe stPrroty)X' yo u porlrayed and the exploilalion you a llowed. or honor you for the slrength with whi ch ;•au foughl for an honora biP ldenlil y agalns l prclty slim odd s? All I can say for sure Is this. Marilyn : You influenced my i(enera lion of women like no olher I know of. We saw where you slar ted . how your life progressed, a nd where il a ll end ed . It 's a pow erful lesson Ihal makes more· of a n Impres sion on lhr he ar t lhan it does sense in the mind VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL 10W30 10W40 V · VAIWUif person" had h;mdiPd a ny ol thr fund s th at hac! go ne Ia th<• co ntras . E\·1dr nc0 ha s s how n thai one<' the funds lefl Ira n it was only Amf'ri cans who handl<'d Ihem. Meese also slatPd lhal Nor th was the on ly one in lhe t:.S. governme nt who had a ny knowledge of the div e rsion . Poinldcxler has les li.fircl he knew. and evidence suggrs l s Casey kn ew . Meese told n•por lers lha l a il lhe Ira n ar ms transaclions in · volving Ami:'rlcans had take~ place a ft er January 1986 and oitJ;· after the .Prcs id enl ha d signed a findin g aulhorizing them in Ja nuary. We now know Ihat 111'0 shipment s took place In 1~R5. and. · accordi ng 10 Polnldcxlcr, lha l the president signed a findin g in DrcPmber 1985 rCirO· aclively approvi n g lhrm .' Furl)ter , we know lhal former NSC director Rober! McFarlane. as well as North and Pointdexlel'. we.re inv olve d in lh osr shipmen Is. No Walt Rebile Ma~ In Rebate . -·'J Dan's Lillie L!!aguc Team. s ponsored by Dan's of Middleport, placed 3rd in the Big Re nd Youth League . The team , from Harrisonville, Inclades, top row . 1-r . ,lon Vance, Chris Neel, Mik e __\\' L Prt. _OH · Transactions Raoeholl OPVf'land at Ot.>trott. ni gh! \1llwauk('(' at Kansa s Cit y. night m 72 .1;' t9 5I R2 ..l\1 :!1' ·• Ralrtmor (1f'V('lnd ~ 519' r•, .515 h'7 .-l!lii .1 67 -192 , 1', «> .471 6 70 .470 6 1~ 76 .t!l'l 1.1 f~ "'62 "' fit Clakl ~ nt'l Caurornl Ka nss ('tv fli Trxas Sf>allk' Ill '~ 1 Ch lra~ Tn~a.v·~ ft.eoitlll~ Oakland A, NPIA' York .3 1brontn 4. California .1. 10 lnnlnqs ~artiE> S. "R:1ltlmorr 0 Texas h. Chl<'a® 4 Roston 9, '\11\ntl('Sota 0 \11lwaukcf> 2. K.an~s . St LOuts ~~York \\'j'Sf \11nrx.-sot Cllv n OPtrolt fi . Cl~lnnd ~. 12 lnnlnC'> luna: outrl ellEr 1Y r.alnev and l!atrhe-r "\TIO!I!o\1. I.F.~c.tJE F..a.."l R.l 67 .4R~ 1!1 . Ao>;1oo \1on trml Ph11a . II' L Pct . C. R 1.1 52 .613 7"1 ~,7 . ~"16R 41-2 7.1 "' ·'"7 n~ n.' 6 .!il'l 101 ~ 67 1;1 5 11 12 60 72 .4~ 191S Chi c.<~ go Plttsbrgh San F'ran 1-hu'\IOn 71 62 A14 fi~ fi7 f~'i f'.fl .492 !;1 ~ Ctnd nnat .489 6 Atlanta '7 74 .4.11 13 Los 1\.ngp!s ~n Diego 5(; 76 ~ 7f! TuCRdi\V'~'~ ~uls .424 .4()!:1 14'7 1fi 1 ~ Atlanta 4, P1tt~rQ"h 0 Q nc1nnat1 7, St . L..ouls 4 C'hirogo .1, Houston 2 -t ~(OW Vork 9. San Dl~go 1 We«!fl8d&..'f'!t Gam('lll Philadelphia 7, U:ls Angeles !i C11\fornla (RPU !iS 4·21 At Toronto tSllrb 1:1-71. 12:.ll p.'m. Oakland (Strwart 18-9\ at Nev.r York (John San F'Tancisco 14, ~ontreal 4 Wednftldi\\"' ~ C.am6'1 Mmtn>al !Perez ().Q) at San Frnnl'isco '12·41, 7:.11 p.m. Sft.attle lt..an~ton 15-101 at Ralttmore !Ballard 2-3). Uo p.m. OPVCland /Gandlottl 7-1.1) at !l>troll (Mont~ 15-71. 7: :\~p.m. . Texas rKII~s 2.!\) Ill Chicago lt11Polnt 2-2Up.m Boston 1Nipper A·101 at Minnesota (St raker fi.9l , A:O~ p.m. . ' MilWaukee rNegman ~10) at Kansas Cit~ . ·, (Lei iJrandt t.1-9), 8: ll p.m. Thuf'liMII\V '" Oam~ Boston at Minnesota (Hammaker 9-91, 4:0!i p.m. Atlanta (Gi avlne 1·1) at Pitt sburgh (Walk &-21. 7; .~ p~m. Cincinnati !Robinson 6-3) at St.lou is (Cox !l-4). B:lS p.m. Chlca~ (Sutcliffe tC).61 at Houston IScotr p.m. New Vork (Gooden 12·41 at San Dleco 13-10). 8: ls (Whlf.o;nn 10..9) , lO:O!l p.rn. Philadelphia rear man 8-91 at Los Mlgeles (HershJser 1.1·121. 10: .1.; 'nlu~ay'!'l No g:ames ~ h8:tuled . $475 Roston - TradNt d~lgnat~ hitler Do n Bavlor 10 'Wnnesota tor a pla\"f.'r to bt' named; tradro outnPlder O~we ~nderson to San Francisco for a player t o be nam£'d. Hduc:.t on - Called up, pltcherc:. Dave Meade:. . Rob \otallicoat and Rocky Olllclr~ : Infiel ders Chuck Jackson and .Rudd:v Blanca· 71< M .!'ill VJ11waukP • QT. AFTER REBATES Bind on 12 Ot Purch1n .,. lS:=~ , 0~~$1 4E~ AFTER $389 TPXas at Chh:-ago, night 111 o2 .1110 1 74 "' .$1 ' 71 till .!i42 71 !, f)Mroil Toronto Nt"W York 20• 25• , . 44 REBATE Scoreboard ... \"ERIC·\.'1 u:~c.UE ' Ea.14t 89• GET AN IGLOO Vanc e, Mark Stanley, Mike "Abby" We lsh , Jake Kennedy . Bottom row: Gary Stanley, Tim Vance, Mike Cotterill, Shawn Ing els , Jimmy Inge ls. HALOGEN BEAMS 1 sa ict thQ I " no /\mf'r ica n Sale Price . ..... ,AJICJ.m.lr' Robert Wagman Me~se MASON, WV. LOCALLY AND INDEPII;NDENTLY OWNED. Should ·air controllers be drugtested? ca lled Norlh a liar on these crilical poinls . Meese said that he had lwi ce. ask!'d Casey if he kn ew anything aboul it. Meese also sa id lhal Casey had told him he kn ew nolhing a bout des I ruc tion of documents. Based on yea rs of friend s hip and working togelh er . Meese sai d, he s lill beli eves thai Caseey was telling him lhe tru lh. So who does one believe? Commitlee slaffe r s say Ihe only hope of sortin g thi s oul m ay lie in circumstantial evide nce. much of which tends lo back up North. Evidence shows that North and · Casey had a close relationship, both · personally and profess ionally. Casey's office logs s how thall he two met alone in Casey's offlee al CIA headquarters on 35 occasions in less than a year. North's logs silow al least that m a ny meetings b.e tween Ihe two either in North's NSC office or in the office t.h at Casey maintained In I he White House complex. Other evidence shows that Casey was very involved in the day-to -day contra resupply oper- . ation. a nd thai North was very Oakland's Dwayne Nlurphy hit his first homer since April 20. --- Why Marilyn haunts us _____Sa_ra_h _O_ve_n_tre_er By the time I wa s old enough to notice Marii.vn. I had learned Baseball Feats .. on<' sing le glasnost. " As I was slanding in th<' su permarket line a few days ago. Marlin Monroeslarrdbackal me from the covers of mag azi nes. I wa s surp rised I hat it ha s bE'en 2:i a strong running game, bul -if Ihat proves unsuccessful we will lake what Is open In the passing lanes." EAST MEIGS-Anyone ·planA year-long feeling in the Easning on attending the Easlern tern camp has been lhat If the Eagles' opening football game at Eagles can rise lo the occassion Hannan , Wesl Virginia this Frfdefensively , the offense will day may be interested in being come through. . pari of a caravan that will be "We feel confident In our de - ' following the bus enroule lo the fense a nd we are working hard game. The buS and caravan will on a positive attitude," con leave al 5 p.m. cl uded Rose. "If we do the job. The ca rav an wil l be formed to I hen we will win." ·help boos I team spirit and to help PROBABLE STARTERS guide any potential wayward PLAYER Pos Wt Yr Mark Griffin QB 150 12 Kyle Davis FB 170 12 Tony Hendrix HB 145 12 Jeremy Barber HB 145 12 Jeff Johnson HB 150 12 Quick Quiz: Ted Higuera of Ihe Charles Cleland T 170 12 Brewers Tuesday had a strtngofll Ron Maxson T 180 12 1-3 consecutive hitless innings Steve Horner E 165 12 broken in the eighth inning of a 2-0, "Roger Carpenter C 165 12 one-hlt vlctoiY over the Rnya is. James Myers G 175 12 Who holds the all-time record for Terry Newsome G 200 12 consecu tive hitless innings? Jay Reynold s E 150 11 1answer below.) adjusled well, allh ough our pass contending for the league Iitie." Right-hander Steve Ontiveros of Ga me lime is 7:30p.m. defense needs some work." the A's beat the Yankees for the In cond usion Hensler added PROBABLE second time in 11 days Tuesday. "Friday we hope to gel a good STARTING LINEUP stopping New York&- 3. Ontiveros. slarl . We' ll be playing al home NAME Pos Wt Yr 8-6, earned his third career victorv a nd are expectin g a good crowd. Mark Porter C 185 11 We have installed new bleachers Malt Lyons G 165 11 over New York wit hout a loss. · · and made ot her Improvements Bryan Weaver G 175 11 -Pat Sheridan broke a n Ofor25 which s hould give us some added Ryan Evans T 195 11 slump with a bloop doubiew ith lwo T 190 11 lncenlive. The supporl we have Kevin Grueser Chris Slou t E 160 11 out in the l21h to score Darrell received ha s g iven lhe team a Mike Ainos E 170 11 new se nse of pride. " Evans from fir st a nd carrv the FB 185 12 Tigers to a fl-:1 victorv over Other kt'ys needed for a Tor - Pete Rous h Rick Sellers TB 165 12 · Cleveland. nado win will be the ba ilie In the Todd Lisle WB 170 11 trenches lo eslabiis h a running Danny G heen BB 165 11 Quote of the Day : "He looked game, while also controllin g I he DEFENSIVE STARTERS line of scrimmage to give ade- Joh n McClintock. NG: Kevin like Leftv Grove oul there. We didn 't do a nything after the first quale passing lime. Soulhern has Grueser. T; Ryan Evans, T; Pelc Roush a nd Mike Amos , inning." - SL Louis 'J!anager also laken sleps 10 Improve it s Todd Lisle a nd Tim Ryan. Ends; sta mina. which seemed lo lake Whitey Herzog ofCi nci nnati'sGuy ils toil lasl seaso n. as lhe ENds; Danny Gheen and Mark Hoffman, who struck out seven Parl er. LB; Chris Stoul or Mike Torn adoes allen ran oul of stea m or Richard Deaver. Safe- a nd walked three in six innings of a Sharp lal e In the game. 74 victorv over the Ca rdinals. tiess. Scri mmages have been early indicalors of Southern's im proved defense aga in st I he run. SHOULD HAVE READ MONDAY'S A however, a couple costly errors I hat Hen sler spoke of a llowed th e opposition to score. Ail in a ll if moral conlinues to grow Soul hern should be in for a fine season as I he SHS slaff reels '"t he outlook for lh e season is good a nd reaiislicaiiy we flhe Tornadoes) have a shol a 1 ~ ,.,,. , ~· . .. .. " ..... _,. ·· - ~ ,. ' · ·"·· . ~- --· f .- o n (• - On(' h OnPSI. Onf' broad and WASHNGTON (NEAl E i l h~r Lt. Col. Oliver North or la te CIA director Willi am Casey li ed aboul a crucial fac t in the Iran arms deal. but co ngress lonal probers fear that wilh Casey dead Ihe trulh may never bf' known . By United Press International Cenlra l lo Norlh 's leslimony TQ!lay is Wednesday, Sept. 2. 1he 24olh day of 19R7 wilh 120 to follow. was his asserlion tha l .he always The moon is waxing. moving loward its full phase. opera led wilh the explicit know IThe morning •Mrs are Mars and J up iler. edge of his superiors and und er The evening slars are Mercury, Ven us and Sat urn . lheir direct ion . Those born on I hi s dale arc under the sign cf Virgo. They include Although on paper Norl h reBrilish prison reformer John Howard In 1726; poel E ugene Field in ported to a series of naliona i 1850· Hiram Maxim. inventor of th e au lomobil e muffle r and firearm sec urily advisers- fir st William s lle~cer, in 1869; author Alien Drury !"Advise and Consent "! ~ 1918 P. Clark, lhen lo hi s successor, 1age 69); U.S. Baseball Commi ss ioner Peler Ueberrolh tn 193r 1a~e Adm . .John Poindexter. r- North 50!; teacher - astronaut Christa McAuliffe in 1948,and te nm s testified he also took orders from champion Jimmy Connors in 1952 (age 35!. Casey. North sa id that Casey was fully On thi s date in hi sto ry: aware of dive rsion of Iranian In 1666. I he Greal Fire of London bega n, evenluall y deslroying . arms sales profils lo lheconlras. "13,000 houses in fou r days . He claimed it was Casey who told In 193>. one of the worst hurrica nes to hit I he U.S. mainland r ipped him - sho r lly after the downing through the Florida Keys, killing more tha n ·350 people. of the Eugene Hasenfus supply In 1945. Japan signed an unconditional. surrender aboard lhe U.S. plane over Nicaragua - Ihat Ihe batlleshi·P Missouri In Tokyo Bay, formally e nding World War 11. operation was starting lo unJn,J983. Moscow admitted the Sept. 1 downing of a _Korean Air Lines ravel. a nd that he s hould start Boeing 747. killing ail 269 people a board. but said the jumbo jet tidying lhlngs up. North sa id he int e ntionally invaded Soviel alr space. took this as a lac it .to des lroy In 1985 Ca mbodian communisls announced lhe retirement of cjocuments. leader Poi Pot. bla med for the dealhs of at leasll million country m en ." Bulin his teslimony, Atlorney In 1he Ia le 1970s. •' Genera( Edwin Meese all bul • t r ~1ffi C kC'rs or original opening· game to the fl. na i game of the season , but still lhere was a problem wilh scheduling oflicials. At any rate the 1987 season is here as Eastern opens on the road at Hannan , W. Va., while Southern opens al home against Walerford. An overflow of senior leadership fills the Eastern lineup and as Coach Arch Rose sees il the success of the season lies upon the backs of these 15 seniors. Among Ihose seniors expected Ia starl Friday evening are quarterback Mark Griffi n. halfbacks Jeff John son, Jeremy Barber, and Tony Hendrix, and fullback Ky)e Davis . Davis had a greal second half of the season i.ast year after being moved to fullba ck, while Johnson wass lhe Eagle mainstay on I he ground. Charles Cleland. Ron Maxs.on. Steve Horner, Roger Carpetner, James Myers. and Terry New some are !he other seniors mak. Plan caravan ·to Hannan on Friday Southern will host Waterford Friday "off-loa d crew s an• krpl to a minimum ." Finall y. lhP report notes. " fre · qucnl·l. . lhr entire load can I:M' dPilvered dircclty 10 th<' ultimate re tai l markcl ." MiNi ·EDITOR IAL- Gias noSI yea r s since she di E:.\d. and evf'n Berry's World ai rborn(' for o nl y a mattC'r ships" with zucc hin i here. One reason I admit making a mistakf' was bcc.nu sc I now real ize lhal instead of bagging the excess. I shou ld have wrapped it in swaddling clothes. pi.tt il on blankels in a basket. r ung the bell a nd run like lhP wind . Thai wa1 m y ne ighbo rs mighl ha ve lhoughl the.1· had found a fou ndling. Even while flee ing. I can hPar their reaclion. "Come see what so me kind soul left us." cries Ihe man of tee hou sP. holding aloft a zucchini dressed in s"addimg clot hes. · .. · ··rr looks like zucch in i Ia me ... says Ihe lady of 1~ 1 -house. suspicioijsJy. ··Don' l be si lly," says the m a n of lh<.' hou se. "Why would anyone dress zucc hin i in baby clo thing. even thai nu t gardener who lives down lhe slree l ?" "Well. it' s green. isn't if ?" the lady of the hou se point s ou1 wl lh irrefula ble logic. "Yes," the man of lhP house agrees. "Bul a. en'l a li abandoned infanls lhal color?" B~· I hat time I was ou l or Parshot and co u ld~ ' ! hea r lhP rPp ly. Admittedly. I couldn't answer that questio n. I never saw an aba ndoned infant. grepn or otherwise. if yo u over look a couple of babies my wife left on the Ira ni s loop whiiP I was in the back yard weeding the victory garden. By SCOTT WOLFE OVP Staff Writer Kicking off lhe seasson one week later than In prior years, two SVAC schools. Ea sler n and Southern. open 1heir 1987 grid campaigns Friday eveni ng. Ailhough some schools opled to open with Wesl VIrginia Schools. some schoo ls pelllioned the state to play either las I Fri day or lhi s past Monday due to scheduling problems. One suc h gain<' saw Federal -Hocking claim a 6-0 overll me win over Kyger Creek on Monday. An Ohio Slale ruling pushed the opening football dale back one wee k to beller concide with the stale's' playoff system a nd Ia give tea ms more adequa le time lo prepare for a le n game sc he dule. · The ruling played havoc wllh a lhletic directors statewi de, as most schedules a re made at least . ·two years· in advance. Most sc hools opled to postpone the Border war________B_y_l_a_ck_A_n_d_er_s_on_a_nd_._D_a_le-:--Vt_an_1_u_a cans government ha s pu.rsued a P ,.\ T WHITEH EAD Eastern opens season at Hannan Friday Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 2. 1987 WASHINGTON - Mexicans are famous for !heir hospilallt y toward vistors. whether rich gringo tourisls or down-a Hh eheC'J' political exiles. Bu t the obliging allitude the Mexican government has shown to lhousands of uninvited , troubl esome "visitors" along lhe soulhern border with Guatemala is unusual even by Mexican slandards. Beginning in 1981, the Mexi- The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio p.m. Game. Rob!Jv \Vhw from Tucson of rhe Pacific Coast League IAAAl . Kansas Clfv - cauro up pitcher \1elido Pem from Mt>mphls c11 ~ SOuthern L.e a C!Ue IAAI. fnc:. An~es - Purcha.qed t~ ronrract cl oulflf'lder "Wke IRvereaux from Alb.l· qUE'fqllf.> of the PacltlcCoastl.eagur IAAAI . ~nnesota -Sent pitcher Steve- Carlton to Portland of the Pacific Coast Lemme (1\.AAI. then bou,P;ht back his conrrnct . National Lea~~ - Upheld Ptllladelphla pitcher Kevin CirC6s' IO<Ia.v suspension. f'iew Vork IALI - Actlva led WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 2' WIX OIL AND/ OR AIR FILTERS AFTER '3" REBAIE >ANCa • Cleans Electrical H.T.S. Systems. 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Route 31 992-2139 773-5511 8 a.m. lill 5:30 p.m. �' Page~4-The Daily Sentinei Wednesday, September 2, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, OhiO Reds Down Cards~ By United Press International Dave Concepcion. a 39-year-old veteran who played in four World Series with Cincinnati in the 1970s. is trying to help a new generation of Reds to the pennant. "This is the time of year veterans should be out there." Concepcion said i!lter doublin.e; home the winning run to tift the Reds 1<1 a 7-4 victorv over the St. Louis Cardinals. "We have the experience. When Tget the opportunity. Ttry to make it count . "You need experience In the stretch r un and T'm here to pla.v. I can help." Eric Davis, Nick Esaskv and Buddy RPII belted home runs to help the Reds and end the Cardinals' six-game winning streak. . Cincinnati scored four runs in the sevent h fora 7-3 lead. Pinch hitter Tracy .Jones led off with a singl e and went to second o.n sacrifice. Concepcion greeted reliever Bill Dawle'V with a double to right field that scored Jones. "I had made up my mind to go to right field no matter what." Concepcion said. "Ifl had tried to pull the ball. I would have g-rounded out. I just used my inside-out swing and hit it to right." After Oavls,Hewout. Dawley intentionally walked Dave .J;'arker. Bell then hit a three- run homer to left to clear the bases. · Guy Hoffman. who gave up three runs in the first. pitched SL'< innings to even his record at 9-9. He struck out seven a nd walke<) three before leaving for a pinch hitter. · The Cardinals' loss reduced their lead in the NL East over the New York VIets to 416 games. The Reds. who had lost nine of their last 10 games. WedneSday, September 2, 1987 Win Second Out Of Eleven a You Know Where .The Best Values e: 0 it e" '' 0 struck out e!¢lt over 6 :i-3 trinlni(S to lead Chicago a nd hand t11e Astros their seventh loss in a row. stayed six games behind the West Divlslon-leadin.e; San Francisco Giants. Cincinnati moved within half a game of the second-place Houston Astros. " We've been a good September team the past two )'ears and we're going to have to be one again." Cincinmtl Vlanager Pete Rose said. In other NL gaf(les. Atlanta bl anked Pittsburgh 4-0, Chicago edged Hou ston 3-2, New York nailed San Diego 9-1, Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 7-5, and San Francisco clobbered Montreal 144. Braves 4, Pirates 0 At Pittsburgh, Zane Smith pitched a four-hitter · a nd Te d Simmons hit a two-run homer to .lead Atlanta and stop the Pi rates' winning streak at seven games. Cubs 3, !\stros 2 At Houston, Jamie Mover gave up seven hit s a nd PhHIII!! 7, Dod,;ers 5 . At Los Angeles, Lance Parrish hit a two-run homer in the fourth innln!( to help Philadelphi a hand the Dodgers their sixth straight Joss. Giants 14. Expos 4 At San F'rancisro, winning pitcher Rick Reu9:! hel drove In two runs a nd scored another in a si.X- run third innlng that sparked the Giants. ~ets 9, Padre!! I At San Diego. Keith Her mndez hit a three-run homer and David Cone and Randy 'VIyerscomblned on a live-hitter to, lift New York. Royals Suffer .At The Hands The Kansas Citv Rovals Tues· day understood "without words what '\1ilwaukee left - hander Ted Higuera needed an interpreter to ex pla in in English. . Higuera pitc hed a one- hitter fo"r his second consecutive s hutout a nd Rob Deer hit an RBI singl e in the ninth inning to lead fhe Brewers to 2-0 triumph over Kansas Citv. the Royals' major leagues-leading 16th shutout of the season. '\1ilwaukee pitcher Juan Nieves spoke to reporters for Higuera. a native of Mex ico who speaks Spanish. "He said he wasn't feeling verv good ." Nieves said. "He sa id he had a bad headache but hi s bodv felt fluid and strong." Ross Jones broke up Hi guera's no-hit bid with a two-o~ t triple in ,the eighth . .Jones hit a bloop down the left-fi eld line. Left fi elder Deer angled toward t he line but couldn't reach the ball. which bounced over him a nd to the wall . "I wasn't even thinking about ,t he no-hitter when I went up." •Jones sa id. " I didn't realize I broke 1p the no-hitter until l was !tanding on third base. You were va tching a pitchingclinicout there tonight." Higuera. 14-9. struck out nine and walked two. Bret Saber hagen. 16-8. gave up six hit s. walked one a nd st ruck outlive. . In the ninth. Robin Yount 1ed off 1 with a single and was sacrificed to seco nd . After Greg Brock walked. B.J. Surhoff hit irito a. fielder's choice. Deer broke an . 0 for 20 · s lump with an RBI single. Ernest Ril es' RBI s in g le c h ase d Saber hagen. .Jo nes' triple ended Higuer a's st rea k of 111-.3 hitless innings. Last Wednesday. the left- hander shut out the Cleveland Indians 1-0 In 10 Innings. Higuera carried a no-hit bid into the sixth inning. Else,<-j1ere. Seattle .~hut down Baltimore 5-0. [):>trolt slipped past Cleveland 6-5 in 10 innings. Toronto edged California 4-3 in 10 innings. Oakland battered New Yo rk &-3. Texas stopped ' Chl cago !H. a nd Boston bl asted 'vlinnesota 9-0. ~ariners 5, Orioles 0 At Baltimore. Scott Bankhearl a nd Bill Wilkinson combined on a three-hitter and were supported bv Ken Phelps" two-run homer lift in!! Seattle. Tigers 6, Indians 5 'VIoses ave nged his loss to Harris latf'r that month a t thp U.S. Championships. .Jovner of Long Beach. Ca lif .. completed the two-<l a)' event with 7.128 points - 30 fewe r than her record set Augu st 191'6 in Houston. 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ROVIE (UPll - F.dwin Moses won the 400-meter hurdles Tues dav in one of the closest fi nis hes ever at a major competition. and · .Jackie-Joyner Kersee missed a world record bu t captured the hepta thlon at the Wor:d Track a nd T ield Championships. • Moses , grimacing and tiring : over the final strides. lunged across the fini sh line to e dge celebra ted rivals Dannv Harri~ and Har ald Schmid a nd give the United States its first gold medal of the meet. The three runners fell ro the track a fter the the race. .Moses. the two-timP Ol.vmpic Champion. world-record holder : and defending champion. clocked · 47.46 seco nds . the fastest time of the vear. Harris. also of the United · Staff'S. and Schmid.. a WPSt German. were each tim ed in 47.48 in th e fastes t race in thP <'Vent" s hlstorv. Ha r ris was awardPd the silver . and Sc hmid the bron7,r after exami nation of a photo. 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We reserve lhe right to limit all quaniHies. I ., r• . �Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 2. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio MSU's White seek-record By BRANT NEWMAN a • ol By JOEL SH E R MAN UPJ Sports Wr iter NEW YORK IUPil - The passing fa ncy that has captiva ted coll ege football tbe past few seasons will give way to ·more tradi tional transportation In 1987- the run. . No. don' t expect 3 yards a nd a cloud o! oust nor the disa ppearance of the forward pa ss during the 119t h college football season opening St:nday at the Meadow · lands wit h the Kickoff Classic between No. 17 Tennessee and No. 18 Iowa. But mor.e than a ny other rece nt year, 1987 shapes up as ore to be domina ted by ground hog•.. "1 hope this Is the year of the run ning game In college football because that is what we do best ," BOB(S MARKET & GREENHOUSES 773·5721 Rt. 33 Freestone J::I1.L HE IUSHEl s ..................$998 PEARS ........................$1298 Stanley PRUNE PLU_!VIS...,; ..... x x CON(ORD GRAPES for Juitt & Jely tfl iiJSHEl PfCK $549 $325 $698 $398 $379 $698 50lb.$59810tb$129 29( Golden Ripe BANANAS, IIJ•• {iowa). ,Jim Everett (Purdue!, Jim Harbaugh (Michigan), Jack Trudea,. (Illinois) and Jim Kar· satos (Ohio State) a ltered the style of a league once dominated by the grounded philosophies of Woody Hayes an d Bo Sc hem bechler. . But in 1987 traditio n returns to the Big Te n, with the run being preva lent a nd Ohio State. and Michigan being dominant. The Ohio State where we can lose an Buckeyes are ranked third In the outstanding player and go on to be the national champion, it' s preseason and Michigan No. 6. Ohio State will have to depend wide receiver, " Ohio.State Coach even more on Its ru nning game Earle Bruce said. "We' re not a with the loss of · All-America• wide rece!ver ·type o! team. " If we've got the No. 1 defense receiver Crls Carter. declared in the Big Ten and get our ineligible because o! accepting running attack working like It money from agents Norby Walshou ld, I'll guarantee you we'd ters a nd Lloyd Bloom. win the conference title." "If there is any one posIt ion at ..!!!!1.1..-..:----' 79C Colifomia Red & White SEEDLESS GUPES, • . • I. I I •••• • •••••• •••• •• ' I • • • ••• • •• • • •• • • ••• I ••• HARDY GARDEN MUMS F'OR YF:AR"- 1'0 CO-..£.-. EARLY MciNTOSH APPLES 1~:: Bag said Da nny Ford, coach of Ko. 13 Clemson. "Everyone wants to be more balanced. But when. you look at the top teams, like Ok la homa, Nebr·a ska , Auburn, etc., it is the run ning game that has gotten them to the top:" The Big- Ten best reflects the move back to the running game. Over the past few years. quarterbacks such as Chuck Long with a ·p icnic Of values POTATOES 101b. $479 Open 7 O.vs AWeek 1 u.s. No. 1 QIIO GIOWN Basket • akeltA Kroger eekend • • • Mason, W. Yo. Now Is The Best Tim" 01 The Year Tn Purchase Fresh Protluce lv.rr •... The Daily SentineiPage- 7 . Expect colleges to depend more on runnmg game tn '87 team and twice was named to a n Academic AI ~ America n squad. He was drafted in I971 In the first round l)y the Los Angeles takers , played five seasons for the Cleveland Cavaliers a nd completed his NBA career with the New York Knicks and Wa· shi ngton Bullets . mons . will be an outstanding Valley Conference record. Cleamons. who declined to basket ba ll coac h who just reveal the terms of his co ntract. ' happens to be black." he said. Cleamons averaged 18.5 points sa.id he doe;.n't dwell on the fact that he's one of a re la tively small In three seasons at Ohio State, number of black coaches In winning All -American and Big Ten !'layer of the Year honors In NCAA Division I basketball. !971. He was a two- time selection " I think that's significant -to a to the All -Big Ten basketball point. but hopefully Ji m Clea- ' • _Youngstown State names new coach YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI ) - As the new head basketball coach at Youngstow n State Uni· versify, Jim Cleamons hopes to heavily favored to wi n. A week instill in his players the same EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) after he returned. White suffered drive that made him an outstand· ' - Michiga n State tailback Lo. renzo White !Pels his most an ankJe injury and was limited ing athlete and student at Ohio in action the remainder of the State University . impor tant job this s~aso n Is to schedule. quiet the critics. Cleamons, self-described "Sure it was disappointing." overachiever who played nine The 5-foot-11, 211-pound Wh ite White said of not winning the seasons in thr NBA, was introsuffered through a yf'ar of injuries in his junior season last · Heisman Trophy. "But · a ft er d uced Th u rsday as the successor being hll rt so long, I was to Bill Dailey, who died Aug. 10 at year. gaining a disa ppoint ing 633 prepared not to wi n it. During the age 3.1 after a long bout with yards rushing. In 1985, he gaoffseason (th is su mmer) l cancer, just months after realizthered All-America honor s a nd couldn ' t help but t hink abou t it. I ing his dream of being named finished fourt h In the Helsma n Trophy balloting a ft er he galjust told myself thi s Is my last head coach at YSU. c hance to win it . I've got to do my loped 1,908 yards as a Youngstown Slate Ath letic DI sophomore. bes t. Th e spot in ou r house for the rector. J oseph Malmisur said Helsma n has never moved . But Cleamons. 37., has the necessary The dropoff was a big disappointme nt to Whi te a nd bega n to it's down to one space now ." experience to help YSU players stir up cr itic isms of the Fort reacfi their potential on and off Lauderdale, Fla .. na tive suc h as: With the introduction of th< the court. His ankle's a mess. He was used option offense to the Spartan " He carries wit h him outstand· too much. He was pampered In playbook this year, Michigan in g credentials as a player at . pract ice. He's lost a step. State coaches be lieve White every level, from high school to · " I am motiva te<:! this year," could retu rn _to the form that the pros," Ma lmisur said. :·Also. said White, the NCAA's top carried him to the NCAA rushing his record as a scholar- athlete is active rusher with 3,054 yardst it le in 1985. a most impor tant model for our 3,315 yards inc luding bowl athletes. He has a deep sense a nd games. ' 'When I sa id I wanted to " We think Lorenzo wi~ have concern for the title student· rush for 2,000 yards two yf'a rs m ore of a n open field ihis year," at hlete. with an emphasis on the ago, everybody looked at me llke, said La r ry Biela t. Mic higa n word rs tudent. 'Who are you?' St ate running back~ coac h. "We "So when I hear peop le say I'll have two quarte rbacks. Bobbv Former ba sket ball coac h Mike never bo.-as good as I was when I McAllister and Da n Enos. who Rice. who was fired earlier thi s was a sophomore, I have to prov~ are exce lle nt runne rs. So It 's Ithe year after five seasons at YSU , them wrong. There' ll be a lot of option offe nse) going to put some came under scrutiny because surprised people this year if I in teres ting pressure on the de- none of his rec rui ts earnPd a r ush for 2. 300 or 2. 400 yards." fe nse. And we thi nk Lorenzo is degree from the un iversity. More specifi ca lly, Whi te has going to be Loren-zo of old. " set his s ights on fo rmer So uthern Cal back Marcus All en's single· White said tne season can't Cleamons . a Columbus native season record of 2.342ya rds set in arrive t oo soon for him . His mai n who comes to YSU after as sistant 1981. concern is to put to rest, once and coac hing stints at Furman Uni· " I a lways shoot for the lmpos· for all, questions of his deal ings vers ity a nd Ohio State, said he s ible." White said. "I figure I ca n with sports agent Norby Wa lt ers. hopes to bui ld .a program of do a nyt hing anyone else has ever It was speculat ed earlier this "cr edi bi lit y aana success" at done. This year, I' ve got one year that Wh ite had signed a YSU. record in mind- Mar cus Allen's cont rac t wit h Wa lters and res ing le-season record. ceived som e money in relur n. "My ot her goa ls are to s hoot He said his teams will be "Agent s!" Wh ite exclai m ed. for the Heis man Trop hy a nd ta ke "Everybody asks me about aggressive on defense and pa· Michigan State to a New Year 's agents. I'm tryi ng to forge t a bout tient on offense, but he said he Day Bowl ga me. Ma king it to the the whole !hing e I just wa nt to wil l gradually introduce his Rose Bowl my fi na l y~ar would pla!· football . I did nothing wrong system to the players and con· be one of the bes t things to a pd a Big Ten investiga tion fo und centrale immed iately on the happen to me In my life." things the team did well la st that out. " When the time comes for me year . to pick a n agent . I 'II s it dow n with But the bigges t and most my mom a nd ta lk about it. Righ t e lusive th ing in White's life has Cleamons inhrr.its a team th at I' m just concentrating on now be<'n the Heisma n. After missing finished wit h an 11 ·17 record las t sc hool a nd footba ll. I've gal a lot two ga mes beca use ·or a knee season, but several lettermen of work to do this year- a nd a lot inj ury at the s tart of last season. are returning, Including !or-ward of things I wa nt to accom plis h." White fe ll ou t of contention for Tilma n Bevely, a talented a ll And one of those things is the trophy - a n honor he a nd around player who averaged 26.3 s il e nci ng his critics. Miami's Vin nie Testa verde wer~ points per game las t season a nd poured in 55 points against Tennessee Tech to tie a n Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio : ·Wednesday, September 2, 1987 PlANT NOW & EN.JOV $2_79 Rag . •2 .." This Week Ori~ $298 Ea. OR 4F...$1 00 Prices Good T~ru Mon~ ay, SOpt 7th Har-rumph! Upset Gators defy the Hurricanes By Maj. Amos B. Hoople Wizard of Odds . Ega d, frien ds! The new co llege football seaso n Is gett ing off to a rousing star t with thrpee excel· lent matc hu ps this Sa tu rday !Sept. 51 on natio na l ca ble TV: • Leading off (WTBS-TV, 1 p.m . - EST ) is the Hoople System; s No . · 17 Mia m i Hur rica nes h6stin g the Florida Ga tors in the Orange )3ow l • La ter In t he day . No.3 Au burn b raska will beat Uta h State. 42-14: and it will be Florida State over Texas Tech, 39-21. a nd UC LA ove r Sa n Diego Sta t€' 42-31. On La bor Day. the Southern· Cal ifornia Trojans will trek across the coun try to meet the Michiga n State Sparta ns (ABC · TV, 8 p.m., EST t in Eas t La nsing. It will be a rough inaugu ral for the Trojans' new coac h Lar rv Sm ith as his troops fall. Mlc h iga~ State wi lt win , 17-14. Har-rumph! entertains always·· da ngerous Texas I ESPN . 4:30p.m·. EST). • The n. under the light s in Kyle ·F ield. the No. 5 Texas A&M ' Aggies greet visi ting No. 18 Louisia na Statf' iESPN. second game ). The Miami vs. Florid a engagement is the 49th in their series, . with the Ga tors hold ing a narrow '25-23 edge . Miam i lost Heisman wi nner , Vinny Testa verde, bu t retu rns a . solid offense tof'asc the burd en of : so ph' QB Steve Wa ls h. Florid a's .bigges t asset is legi mate Heis- · .man candidate Kerwin Bell, -passer de luxe. · : In what will be a very c lose • encounter, the Hoop le nod goes to Bell and hi s Gator-al des- heh· heh- to upset the favored Hu rricanes . It's F lorida, 24-17. What a bout Auburn vs. Texas? The Auburn offense looks good with QB Jeff Burge, RB Reggie Ware and WR Lawyer Tillman ready to go. But it is on the dcnfense where Pat Dye's club excels. Ni ne s tarters are back from last year's tl'a m. which allowed only 11 TDs in ll ga mes. Texas. reb uil din g around QB Bret Stafford. ca n be co unte d on to give a good account of ltsPif before fa lling. My pic k Is Au· burn. 35-14. And Texas A&M vs. LSU• J ac kie Sheril l's Aggles a nd the LSU Tigers meet in wh a t may be the mos t diffic ult · assignment eac h will face -a ll fa ll. The Aggies are set on offe nse a nd de fense. For LSU, s uccess will depend on the strong arm of QB Tommy Hodson, one of the best. We look for the home- fiel d advan tage to wor k in favor the Aggles. Look for Texas A&M to w in, 31 -28. In oth er Sa turday contests, look for Penn State to give coac h Joe Pater no his 200th victory with a 37-14 win over Bow ling Green. . Also, Okla homa s hould take North Texas State, 49-10; Ne· -'' \J Saturday, Sept. 5 Alabama 31 Southern Milt.,lsalppl 20 Ak r on :n Western Mic higan 21 ArkanKas state 28 NW Louisia na A uhurn 35 Tf>xa~ 14 B aylor M Louisiana T f'ch 10 BMton Collece 2t Texas Chrl'itian 7 Calllornlll 17 P llclht: 14 C incinna ti ZA RatA:ers !'l Cltadel 31 Wofford M Clemson 3H W~te m Carolina 1i Duke 4! Colca tf' 27 Florida :!4 Miami 17 Florida State 39 Tn:a."' 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If we do run ou t of an ~ Item , we wiH ol'fflr v~u your chOICI of 1 comPi r~ble itlm, wt.n a'4ilabll, rtfttcrinq ttla N rn. alvtnQII ora nlln ch«i which W":' tntit.. you to p ufC~M the advertr&ed item 11 the l dVIniMcl prQ wnhln 30 dayl. 0 ntv eN wndor coupon wil be accepted per 1161Tl pUrchaled. '· •• ... �' Page 8 The Daily Sentinel ~--Local Wednesday, September 2. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio briefs-__, Pomeroy man hurt in wreck · A Pomeroy man ~as injured In a one-car accident Tuesday, at 6:05a.m. In Salisbury Township on County Road 22. half a mile west of Ohio 7, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. . Charles D. Reitmlre, 24, was admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital, where at last report he was listed In stable condition. Reitmlre was driving south when he ran of! the left side of the . road and ran into a tree before his car overturned. He was charged with DWI and cited for not having a driver's license and not having license plates . Five fined in Middleport court Four defendants forfeited bonds and five others· were fined Tuesday night in th.e court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. Forfeiting were Troy Dudding, Mason, W. Va., $450, driving while intoxicated; Wille Hoyd, Albany, $450. driving while intoxicated; $100, possession of marijuana, and $50, failure to control 'vehicle; Roger H. Reynolds, Middleport, $50, left of center, and Donald L. Martin, Jr .• Dexter, $50, no operator's license. Fined wer~ LanceT. Herman. Middleport, $425 and costs and three days in jail, driving while Intoxicated, arid $50 and costs, expired license; Marvin )... Fifle, Middleport, $10, failure to control; Jeannette L. Thomas, Pomeroy, $25 and ~sts, squealing tires, and $25 and costs. expired tag$; Joe. Powell, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner, and $50 and costs, resisting arrest; David Wilson, Middleport, $100 and costs, destruction of property; 1$100 and costs, criminal !repassing; $50 and costs, disorderly manner, and $100 and cos ts, cruelty to an animal. Process 19 court cases Nineteen cases were processed Tuesday night in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler. · Forfeiting bonds were Sharrl L. Ferrell, Point Pleasant, $46; Dorothy Wells, Long Bottom, $4~; Pearl E. Searls. Cheshire, $49; Linda K. Noel, Pomeroy, $47; Ernest L. Imboden, Syracuse, $53; Phyllis L. Fields, Albany, $48; John Benlley, Syracuse, $46; James Roush, Cheshire, $50, all posted on speeding charges; Larry A. Rider, Pomeroy, $43, left of cenler; VIola M. Tucker, Pomeroy, $43, stop sign violation, and $53, no operator's license; Lawrence Vaughn, Point Pleasant, $43, illegal turn, and $43, stop sign vio lation : Laurence Skipp, Point Pleasant, $43, stop sign, and $43, illegal turn ; Gail Horton, Athens, $63, expired plates; Linda Ferrell, Pomeroy, $63, expired plates; :James L. Terrell, Middleport, driving under suspension: Christina Pullins, Mlddleeport, $63, failure to transfer, and $63, expired plates; Jack Shuler, Pomeroy, $43. assured clear dis ta nce, and $375, driving under the influence. Fined were J . D. Rowe, Middleport , $63 and costs, no operator's license; $375 and cdsts, driving under the influence, and $173 a nd costs, reckless operator, and Ricky Lunsford, Pomeroy, driving under s uspen sion, $63 and costs; speeding, $44 and costs; failure to .appear in court, $63 a nd costs . -----Announcements---.--- Daily . stock prices . . Lodge lo meet Ours reunion (As of 10:30 a.m.) Middleport Masonic Lodg-e 36.1 The annual Ours reunion wVl • Provided by F&AM will hold past master s' be held Sunday at the senior Bryce and Mark Smith night Saturday, 7 p.m. All past citizens center, next to Veterans of Blunl Ellis & Loewl masters and members are asked · Memorial Hospital, on Mulberry to attend. Refreshments of bean Heights In Pomeroy'., A covered Firm Price soup and corn bread will be dish dinner wllrbe held at 1 p.m. Am Electric Power .......... , .. 26'f.. served following the meeting. Items for the white elephant AT&T .......... : ............. ......... 32"!. auction are needed. All friends Ashland 011 ...........................69 Services this evening · and relatives welcome. Bob Evans Farms ....... :...... 24¥, Harrisonville Holiness Chapel. Charming Shoppes ...... ........ 31 'h Route 684, Harrisonville, will Dedl.callon Federal Mogul. ................... 47% have a special speaker, Sis. Mary A dedication service at the new Goodyear T&R ...................... 69 Carle Boyer from the Evangells· American Legion building on Heck's Inc . ... ' ........ , ............ :. 4% · tic Faith Miss1ons, at tonight's Mill St. In Middleport will be held Lands' End .... ..................... 27¥, (Wednesday's) 7:30 p.m. mls· Monday, Labor Day, at 12 noon. Limited Inc . .. : ........ ...... . , .... 44JI. slonary service. · Eve ryone Following a brief ceremony by AI Multimedia 1nc ...................... 69 welcome. Hartson, Mayor Fred Hoffman Rax Restauranls .... .. ............ 4Y, wlll have welcoming remarks. Robbins & Myers ................ llY, Help with appllcatlons Refreshments will be served. Shoney 's Inc ...... .. ............... 29% Edith Reiser will be at the The> public Is Invited. Wendy 's Inti. .............. ...... .. 10% Racine Department Store Friday Worthington Ind .................. 23Y, from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. to fill out PTO Golden Buckeye Card appllca· Portland PTO will meet Tues!Note: Land's End split - e• tions. Applications may also be day, 7 p.m ., to flna'llze plans for dividend) filled out at the Pomeroy Library the fall carnival to be held Oct. 3. and senior citizens center. Everyone welcom e. Revl,val A revival will be held Sunday through Sept. 13 at Mount Union Church, two miles south of Carpenter on County Road 10. Services will evangelist , Rev. N.L. Russell. will begin 7 p.m. nightly. Everyone welcome. Cremeans reunion The descendants of James and Bt'rtha Cremeans will hold their family .reunion Saturday at Forest Acres Park on New Lima Road. Rutland . Basket lunch at 12: 30. All relatives and 'friends Invited. South's Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports five calls Tuesday; P omeroy at 12: 36 a.m. transported Edna Lee to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 2:38 a.m. to Meigs Mine No. 1 for Danny Dodson to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at transported Charles Romine from an auto accident on Laurel Cliff Road to Veterans 'Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 2:11p. m . to Stonewood Apts. for Mary Gilkey to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Racine at 6: 22p.m . transported Opal Cummins to Pleasant Valley Hospital . Ritchie in ICU, said serious The condition of Charles A. Ritchie, 23; Coolville, a patient In the Intensive ca re unit of Charleston Area Medical Center, ha s been upgraded from cr itical to serious a hospital spokesman reported Wednesday morning. Ritchie wa s taken by helicopter from Veterans Memorial Hospital to CAMC following a one-car accide nt on Route 7 about 3 a.m. Saturday morning . Ritchie was northbound on Route 7 when he lost cont rol of his vehicle. went off the road and overturned. A passenger in Ritchie's vehicle, ,James Bing, 29, Long Bottom, was taken to Veterans Me morial Hospital where he was lis ted in sa tisfactory condition Wednesday morni ng. Mystery farm winner at fair Linda Montgomery was the winner of Tuesday's Mystery Farm contest at the Meigs County Fair. She correctly Identified the Rex and Cather ine Shenefield farm In Salem Township. Winners the rest of the week lneluded Terri Nutter, Wednesday, identifying the Humphrey farm in Olive Township; Larry Young, Thursd.a y, identifying the Cecil Hellman farm In Bedford Township; Mary Ann Fowler, Friday, Identifying the Larry and Patty Circle farm in Sutton Township; end Kathy Wilson. Satuarday, identifying the Ray Karr farm in Chester Township. Winners will receive green and white soil and water conservation caps from the Meigs Cou nty Soli and Water Conservation District. ElliOTT$ SILYEI IIIDGE PLAZA Smut meeting Newly formed Salisbury Pack 246 will meet 7 p .m. Thursday at the Rock Springs Methodist Church . All scouts are urged to attend In uniform. In addl'lon to parents. any boys wishing to sign-up for cub scouts are also welcome to attend. RCA 12" B&W TV ..........'57 RCA 19" Color TV ...... '227 GE 25" Color TV ........ S397 eonttnued 1rom pajte, companies that do not exist now, said Friedman. whose firm graded the nation's states In their economic development efforts and gave most of the southern states po<ir grades. Alabama Gov. r.uv Hunt' asked if states were so . Involved In providing technical assistance Sale EMS has five calls Booster meeting rescheduled . Due to Monday's holiday, the Meigs JuniOr and Senior High Band Boosters will meet 7 p.m·. Tuesday In the high school band room. ·Continued from page I pate In certain future drill ing programs for natural gas. .James S. Pasman .Jr.. Kaiser· Tech executive vice president and Kaiser Aluminum chairman and chief executive. said, "We're very pleased to finalize this transaction, which helps secure energy supplies for our . major aluminum prcductlon facllltles. generates Immediate cash for reducing debt and provides us with the option to participate In drilling prOI(rams if future gas prices make that attractive." that they overlooked help for new firms. management 'That's the way we have done It In the past." Leak said, "but the states are starting to provide management training. Thev real· lze the Importance." Georgia Gov . .Joe Frank Harris praised the work of Friedman and Leak, saVIng It would help the South continue to grow. ''These developments will deter· 'Tilne the economic future of our states, " he said NEW YORK (UP II - Nabila Khashoggl, daughter of billionaire Adnan Khashoggl, who was a key middleman In U.S. arrn sales to Iran, wlll make her acting debut on CBS's "Adder!y .'' . In th e episode, tit led "Code Name: Chipm unk ,'' Kha · shoggl plays a beautiful. cold· blooded killer from a Middle Eastern country. The program wilt air Oct . 7. A foreclosure action ha s been filed in Me igs Co unt y Common Pleas Court by Magnet Bank, Char leston. W.Va., aga inst Lowell G. and Marjorie L. Cremeans, Grove Ci ty. Veterans Memorial Tuesday Adm iss ions - .Jud:-· Packett, Reedsville; Charles Reitmier, Pomeroy; Mary Gil · key, Middleport ; Paul Wolfe. Racin e; Howard Phillips , Rutland . Tuesday Discharges - WI!· liam Cogar, Helen Sams. ·Scipio Township Trustees will meet at 7 p.m . Friday In the township building at Pagevllle. -~· I ,.:. .:> :~ pa•:i. . · - ~ :--, . .. . . . . ' ;_) : . . · .~ ,. ..... . .- · I f' ·. • . ·: • : . r. . ._ ' ., ., . ":t.. ~''-.' y0~·1l Fl~d C~o(S~vings In The Classifieds · FAST EFFICIEN I SERVICE STORM DOOIS AND WINDOW REPAIR SUPER SALE THIS WEEKEND We repair all makes and models of storm doors and windowa . 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WILL REOPEN Beginning , Aug. 31, 1987 Black Children ·still Prefer White Dolls NEW YORK (UP!) - Most black preschool children prefer white dolls to black dolls just as thev did In the 1940s, suggesting iha·t despite progress In clvU rights "black children .still do not give evidence ol pride In their Identity." researchers say. ·I n two Sl'parate studies, 65and 68 percent of American plack child· ren chose to play with a white doll and most said thev would rather be a white doll than a black doll because white doll s are " nicer,'' researchers said Sunday. Included In one of the studies WE're children from Trinidad and Tobago, a Caribbean country where ~ percent of th e population Is black. There, the orientation towards white doll~ was even s tronger, W1th S.'i percent of black children prefcrrln)'( them over black dolls. The results show('d little change from a landmark 1947 studv. when researchers found 67 percent of 25.1 black American preschoolers preferred wh lte dolls tl g iven a choice, touching off dl>bate over ethnic pride and black Identity. Psycho!OR!sts dlscussln~ · the flndi~RS at the annual meeting of the Amer1can Psychological Ass~ ctation said they bell('Ve bl ack children like white dolls bcut-r ~use Wtutes ar!' usually por. · rraved In books, r.:lf'VIslon and mo'vtes as attractive, wealthy and strong. • " Most of the heroes , !rem HeMan to Rambo. an.> white," said panelist Anhur Dozier, a psvchol· gist from the F'reepon. N.Y.. publlc schools. The psychologists expressed dis· appolntmmt that the percentage cf children choosing white dolls has remained constant over 40 years thathaveseen many gains In clvU rights. "Despite the progress made In Integration In our· society, young black children sttll do not give evidence of pride In their Identity," said Michael Barnes , prdessor of psycholo!'lY at Hofstra University on Long Is land and head of the pa nel. Positive Images of blacks must "permeate all of society" before black children show progress In appreciating black people, and therefore black dolls. Dozier said. "In the 60s, we were naive In thinking th at saying 'black Is beautiful' was enough," he said. The ps;vchologfsts were quick to point out the children's c hoices of dolls did not necessarU,v Indicate how they viewed themselves . The children . between th e ages of 3and 5 years. were not dir ectly quest!· oned a bout their race. ln one s lll1\l. by psychologist Darlene Powell·Hopson of Ollld and Famllv Services In Hartford.· Conn .. the 'percentage of 105 black children who chose to play With white dolls dropped frcn1 65 perce nt to 32 percent alter psvchologls ts spent a half hour praising black dolls. cal ling them "pretty" and "smart ." Those results, however, were not duplicated In a nearly Identical study by psy(:hologfst Sharon-ann McNichol dt the Creedmoor State Hospital in New' York. who studied black and whlt.e children In the United States and Trinidad and Tobagv. In A:lweli· Hopson's study. an Increased number of white child· ren also c hose black dolls after hearing them praised bv adults from 26 pei'N'nt to 67 percent. "You can't get Int o th e heads of chllden to flrrl out why they are making the choices thev are making," Dozier said. But a'Tiong 10.731 persons en· rolled In the '\lledicald prcwam d1.ring the restrictions. .the researchers found that 8 percent of the group accounted for47 percent of all the prescriptions. "As expected on the basis of their high use of medication, the members of this· (group) were more 111\ely to be elderly and disabled." .the researchers found. This group. Primarily elderly wom~n. was the hardest hit b)' the new policy, the researchers said. Their average monthly prescription~ dropped 46 percent - fnm 5.2 to 2.8 prescriptions per person. "A subgroup consisting of predomlnantl.v femal e elderlv or disabled patients taking numerous drugs for long-term corrlltlonswas most affected," the researchers said In reporting their results The New 'England Joul'l!al otMedictne. ''These findings raise Important questions about the potential cllnl· ca l consequences of s uch reductions." When the researchers examined the types of drugs Involved. they found that the largest reductions In the actual numbers of prescriptions were tor several commonly used but essential medications. For example, there was a 28 percent reduction In the monthly prescrlpllons for Insulin, which l~ used to treat diabetes. Although the reduction In such prescription~ could have resulted from doctors prescribing such drugs more appropriately, the researchers said thev found little evidence this was the case. The New Hampshire prescription cap was replaced In August 198.! with another prcwam In which Medicaid recipients had to pay $1 .for each prescription rut were not ltmlted. The change W!lS accompanied by a rise In prescriptions. . The Harvard researchers said the New Ham'pshire ex~rience offered a gocd oppqrtUnlty to study such programs, and indicated that more study Is needed to gauge the potential effects of such efforts. Anist To Present Lecture, Demonstration At Museum Jame> Godwin Scott, nationally known artist and lecturer, wUJ present a lecture and demonstra· tlon of his watercolor technique at the Huntington Museum of Art on Tuesday, SePi· 8, a t 7 p.m. In the museum's Doherty Auditorium. The public Is Invited to attend. Admlsslonts $6 ($5 for members] . The workshop will be presented dally from 9 to4: :Jlp.m ., Sept. 9-15. Fee5 are $25 per day. Two days of the workshop, Sept. 12-13, will be presented on the Huntington river· front. Local residents may register for one or two days. Call the Huntington Museum of Art for registration procedures. Classical Gas returns NEW YORK tUPl)- Barbara Walters , who landed Donna Rice and Fawn Hall for her TV show, Is going to get some competition from one of the original talking · heads, Merv Griffin. Griffin may have had enough of doing his talk show, but that has n't stopped him from doing a special. His first tor NBC ; "Secrets Women Never Share," Includes Interviews with Joan . Collins, Carol Burnett and Shelley Long sharing their secrets. ' During the Interviews, taped In glamorous locations In Beverly Hills, Calif, Griffin poses such questions as: "How do other women see you?" " How does a successful woman get to the top? " "How can you tell if your husband is cheating?" " Does a face -lift change a. woman's personality?" The special will be telecast during the 1987-88 season. OM!\HA, Neb. (UPIJ ,-Gutta· rlst Mason Williams ' late 1960s pop hit "Classical Gas" .Is being rearranged and re- recorded by Williams and the new age group Mannhelm Steamroller. An album release Is scheduled in mid-October along with a music video mlnl·documentary of the remake recording session. Cars hitting road BOSTON (UP!) - The Cars, not renowned for touring since they emerged from Boston's new wave scene In the late 1970s, hit the road Sept. 15. Leader Rick Ocase k says a six-mont h world tour to support their new album "Door to Door" will open in Flint, Mich. "We'~ having fun . playing again, Ocasek said. ' ..-",'1 '• L>uery numbers CLEVELAND (U P II - Tucsday' s winning Ohio Lottery number s: Daily Number 360. Ticket sa les to taled $1,245,716, with a payoff du e of $332.514.50. PICK·4 0281 . PTCK-4 tickt't sa les totaled $187.854.50, with a payoff due of $84,756. PICK -4 $1 straight bet pays $1,368. PICK -4 $1 box bet pays $182. You'll b~ (looting on a cloud with the Duys you'll find m ~he clossif~eds. Automobile marketers compete on a hard-driving track. f There are more players in the game ..gunning ror a share or the prize money. New models appear with bewildering rreque~cy. What was always a big ticket item gets bigger. Technology gets higher tech. Automotive adve rtising has a big job to do. • w ·I news Newspapers provide plenty or news. features. and special sections about new cars, car care, . auto shows. Classified sections are the nation's automotive marketplace. with 26 out of 100 readers saying they read the auto listings at least once a week.* Of those who bought a new car in the past two years, 72% read a newspaper yesterday. Even if your business isn't cars. you can use those special qualities or the newspaper- its large space. mterestlng editorial environment. affl uent audience:....to power up your own rna rketl ng. Source: •Response Analysis Corp. ..SMRB Comfort You Can "The Better Bonlc" Jackson AVIIIUI Second Strwl Mason. W. VI. • 773·5514 Point PleiSill W. Va. 675-1121 5th Aven.. Naw HM11, W. Va. 112·2135 Count On! It 's not just the look that's classic. .. the co mfort is. too. · That's why th ey call this fall a nytime-shoe a Naturalizer Classic-beca use great look s and perfect fi't never go out of sty le' · AVAILABLE IN TAUPE & ~LACK SEPT. 3·4·5 CORNER 129COLLECTIONS MILL ST. . Visa; Mostercard ' BOSTON (UPI) A new researcher~ 5a !d. Harvard study Indicates tha t "Because of Imperfections In the efforts to limit medical care costs medical care rn,arketplace, there can be effective, but raise the Is concern that such policies may specter of reducing the qualltv of result In reductions In essential as care for those most vulnera ble well as Inessential care, adverse the old and the sick. clnlcal outcomes, and Increased Stephen B. Soumeral and his costs, particularly among very lll C(.lleagues at the Harvard '\lledical and poor patients." they said. .School examined a prcwam im. On Sept. 1, 1981. the state . ,plemented b)' the state of New '\lledlcald program for the flr>t · ·Hampshire In 1981 to llmlt the use · time restricted the number of of prescription medicine among presclptions that would be relm· .Medicaid patients. bursed to a maximum of three per "In an attempt to contain costs, patient per month. 2'i Medicaid programs have impl eThe cap caused the average mented patient-level pavment llm· relmb.Jrsements for prescriptions Its for medications. but the effects to drop from $50 per month to $31 (If these restriction.~ on the quail! v per month - an a nnual reduction of care, costs and health status per patient of $228 that saved the remains largelv unknown," the state about $7&1,00l a year. BANK fit FASHIONS IN OUR PLUS SIZE DEPARTMENT SAT.~ Cappinf!, Costs Or Hurtinf!, Care? Merv Griffin'~; fascinating ladies PEOPLE.S~ 20°/o OFF THURS. thru ') . A<'ting for dollars Foreclosure Hospital news Science Today Scipio trustees to meet Friday The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Starting At MIDDLEPORT Store Hours 10:00-5:30 layaway Mon.-Sat. ' 16 to Choose From • Your Dealer On The River • JI'W COBB ' Fo r more in formal ion . conta ct Jim Wilson. Sr. V.P., National Sal('s , N<'wspapcr Adve~­ tlslng Bureau . I ISO Avenue of the Americas . New York. ~.Y.. 10036. 1212) 704· 4503 CHEVROLET *OLDSMOBILE * CADILLAC 308 E. MAIN ST. 614-992-6614 CHAPMAN SHOES POMEROY, OHIO NEXT TO ELBERFELD$ *Plus Tax & Title •• I )I The Daily Sentinel • I~ P,OMEROY Newspapers... Move Into The Fa~t Lane. - l' �.By T.h e Bend - ·.. The: Daily Senti_nel I • . :· ' ~~--~----------------------------~----------~------._ : • l .. Beat of the bend ' HOEFLICH By BOB Sentinel St aff Writer Plans for the Middleport Block Party are m ov· ing r ight along and things are . lookin' good. Of co urse, : b oot h s a nd : sta nds a long the m ai n d rag really add to the actio n a nd you are invited to ta ke pa rt - var iety is the spice·of life- the more the merrier a nd a ll that good st uff. • · If you'd like to display a nd sell 1 • ym,!r crafts and wares, just cal l : Teresa Kenney ai 992-2026 or : 992,6658. She' ll help get you logged in. And there's a nother problem and I'll bet you can hel p. Dr . Cra ig Mat hews I'epor ts that ' a • bean dinner is planned at a pa rt • of block par ty activ ities. T he : problem is- tha t no one has been : a ble to loca te a big bea n pot • whic h would be used ove r an · outdoor fire. If you have a · solu tion, would you ca ll Dr. : Ma theWs office at 992-6658 or hi s : home, 992-5113? The bloc k party. as you know , is sponsored by the Middleport Cha m ber of Commerce. Matthews In Alabama . · The 'Kar rs' add ress is 43742 Sta te Route 124. Rac ine. The Meigs County Board of E lections has reviewed the pet!· tions filed by th e Aug. 20 deadline lor the Novem ber election a nd a ll of them are valid - issues, tax levies and candidates. Lisa Daw n Baxter, da ugh ter of Homer a nd Irene Baxter, re· ceived her degree as a licensed practical nurse Friday in cer em onies he l.d at Hocking Techn ical College In Nelso nville. Lisa hopes in the fu ture to go for her R.N. Attending the graduation besides her parent s, and her s ister, Anna , who is a lso working on her l. p.n. ar Hocking Tec h, were Zora Johnson, and Te resa a nd Todd J ohnso n. The July employment pictu re in Me igs County, believe It or not. looked better, according to the Ohio Bureau of Employ ment Ser vices. The Bureau repor ts the work force at 8,3oo with 7,600 persons employed. The unemploy me nt ra te for J uly, thi s year, was 8.3 com pared to 11.2 in J uly, 1986 a nd 10 percent in J une. 19R7. I'm su re many of you will wa nt to re membe r Di ck a nd Leo na Do keep in mind th a i pu blic Karr who will m ark their 62nd offi ces will be closed Mond ay for wedding an nive rsa ry at thei r Labor Day. Oh well, you can wai t .• home on Sunday . Leona is until Tuesday a nd then of course, bedfas t these days a nd does get there's always this Friday if your . lonely so visitors ar e we lco me. business is urgent. And re· The Karrs' have three child· · r:nem ber it is urgen t th at you rr n. Parry Ba uer in Dover: keep sm iling. Richard in F lorida a nd Po lly ~· Clay birthday J errod Clay was honored re· ce ntly on his s ixt h bir thday with a par ty he ld at his home in Syra cuse. A Pound Pu ppy theme was : car ried out wi th cake, ice cream. : a nd koolaid be ing served to Brian · Thomas, Gill ian Will, Way ne a nd : Donna Peterson, Don and Lida • Hubbard a nd Kennth a nd Doris . : Wilt. ;; Se nding g ifts were Mark Clay, ·: Doug a nd P hylis Clay. Jack, . ·Ba rb a nd Timmy Peterson. AI· : ber ta Hubbard. Da le. Lola and · Stepha nie Hubbard . Bob a nd : Esthe r Harden, Hele n Baer, : .Ma ry K. Roush, Mild red Pierce. ,.··Esther King, a nd Bill a nd Deloris -Whitlock. • I ~ AWARD - Frank Cleland, active Racine resident, right , Is pic tured receiving the Outstanding Senior Citizen of Me igs County awar d at the Oh io State Fair recently. Ma kin g the presentation Is Qonald Barreit, chiarm a n ol the Oh io Coun cil fur the Agin g. Chatter Club conduas meeting The mont hly meet ing of th e Cha tt er Club was held at the home of Isabelle Co uch, F iat· woods Road, wit h JaniceFet tyas co- hos tess. Belind a Adam s a nd Jen nifer Couch were guests . Mrs. Fett y and Mrs . Couc h received hos tess gifts and Lynn McKinney a nd Ja nice Fetty received g ifts from their secret pal s. Refreshments were served and ga mes were played wit h prizes going to Dor is Wil t, Isabe lle Couch, Brenda Bolin, Li nd a Hu bbard. Ly nn McKi nney, Mary Starcher, and Jenn ifer Couch. Door' prizes were won by Lola Ha rrison a nd Brenda Bolin. TOPS 570 holds recent meeting A works hop for all TOPS tTake Off Pounds Se nsi bly ) me m bers In the area will be held on Sept.l9 a t the Coo nhu nters Building on the Rock Springs Gra nge Ha ll. P la ns lor the works hop were ma de when th e Pomeroy TOPS 570 m f't at the building last week. Questions concerning the progra m may be obtai ned by calling Le nn ie Belle Ales hire, 992· 746<1 or Virginia Dean. 992' 2774. Mary Snider was the top loser for th e week with Virginia Dea n as runner-up. Sylvia Neece won th e fru it basket . Revival slated to begin in Meigs Rev ival services at th e App le Grove United Meth®is t Chu rch· will be held Sept. 9 th roug h 13 with a different spea ker each eveni ng. The church is located 10 ·m iles above Racine on Route 338. The spea kers will be the Rev . Roger Grace, Sept. 9: the Rev . Don Archer , Sept. 10: the Rev . Carl lii ck.s .Sept. ll: theRev . Met A celebratio n in observance of the bicentennial of th e·Northwes't Ord ina nce will be held Monday at Ches ter. · Ches ter fire men will beg in servin g c h ic~en bar becue at 11 a. m . There wi ll be a parade at I: 30 p.m . fo llowed b.v speakers. The court house build ing will be JERROD CLAY A flower show. "The Mag ic of exhibit s was s tressed by the state Holidays" will be s taged by the pres ident, who ta lked a bout three garden clubs of Ru tland on ·smooth ing the peta ls, a nd clea nSe pt. 12 a nd 13 at the Rutl a nd ing the flower s tems and foliage. Civic Center. Potted pla nt s should be given Sponsors of the show wi ll be the special attent ion befor e the : Rutla nd Ga rden Clu b. the Ru- flower show as well. she sa id , a nd : !land F riendl y Gardeners. a nd m ust be clean , free from dead : the F riend s a nd F lowers Garden leaves or spent blooms. a nd in a · Club. cont ai ner which is clea n a nd I he The show will be open for r ight size for the plant. 'public viewing, 1 to 6 p.m on Sept. Labeling specimens is impor· • 12 a nd 1 to 5 p. m . on Se pt. U ta nt when ent er ing a plant in the : Ther e is no a dmission charge and horticutu re division. And, fi· - the public is in vited. Severa l door na lly, Mrs . Bolin emphas ized : prizes will be awarded during the th a t wir e. oil , spray or a rtificia l : two-day show. color a re never used on any th ing J a net Bolin , pres ident of the bei ng ent ered in a flow er show. Ohio Associa tion of Garden Clu bs The show classes in hortlcuia nd a member of the Ru tla nd tu re a re hybrid tea, flor ibund a , Friendly Gardeners, is genera l g rand iflora, mini at ure, a nd cha irman of th e s how. ot her types in roses: )he Victor In a nnoun cing the hor ticulture H. Ries P ompon a nd oth er types : ciasses for the show, she has of dahlias: da hlia and cact us : given guidelines for prepartin g flow ered zinnias, mar igold , a nd • show exh ibits. Mrs. Bolin advises ot her annua ls in the a nnua l ·· that specimens should be cut in division: a nd a single bloom a nd : late afternoon or early morn ing one spray In chrysanthemum. · · with the stems several in ches In hou sepla nts . there are ; longer than req uired. Ma ke the c lasses lor Afr ican violets, other • cut with a sha rp kn1fe or cli ppers flower in g houseplants, foliage • on a long s lant fo r the grea test housepla nt s. ferns, cactus in ta ke of moist ure , she said. a nd T-;::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~1 then place the flowers in a bucket of deep wa ter in a cool dar k place fr ee from dra ft s. This is ca lled "conditioning" or " harde ning" : a nd holds the fres hn ess a nd FABRIC & CRAFTS/SEWING NOTIONS · improves the subs tance. POlrESTER QUILT BATTING She further sa id that the ti me ily Tho Yard) . for cuttin g depends · on co lor, OPEN TUES .·WED .·FRI. 's tage in growth , m atu ri ty of the 10 A.M.·5 P.M. ; flow er, a nd how it is born on the THURS . 11 · 5 P.M. s tem , notin g that semi-double CLO~~~ ~e;. i~oN . ' fl owe rs are cut in bud stage, LOCATED 5 MILES NOITH OF , doubl e fl owers In one- quarter or CHESTER 011 ST. IT. 7 >one-third stage. . The Importa nce of grooming .PHONE 985-3909 EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP 1987 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKET MEIGS COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS POMEROY, OHIO SEPT. 3-4·5·6 · OCT. 1·2·3·4; NOV 5·6· 7·8 Dealers Wanted - Buyers Wanted Come one - Come ell - Reasonable Set· up Rates Indoor Space - . Outdoor Space We'll See You at the FLEA MARKET FOR INFORMTION CALL: (304) 422-4169 - (614) 742-2882 ' ______________________ Fr.a nklln, Sept. 12: aQd lh<' Rev . Jim Corbitt, Sept. 13. . Spec ial m us ic wi ll be prrs· ented by Dan Ha yman a nd Faith Trio on Sept . 9. 10 and 13th: the Eagle Ridge Choi·r . .Sept . 11. and ·the Rock Spri ngs Choir, Sept. 12. The public Is invited to attend the rev ival ~ervices . limit Quantities STORE HOURS Monday thru Su~day 8 AM-10 PM Th ree sc holars hi ps were due to a time con fl ict with the awarded a t the recent meeting of Meigs County Fair . the America n Legion Auxiliary · Awards received at the depart· of Feeney-Bennett Pos t 128, held ment conve ntion were dlstrlb· at the hall . uted. Ve lsla Roush a nd Jerry Parsons received 500 hour home Receivi ng $300 scholarships service pins . Kathryn Metzger, a each, payable $100 per quarter, were Greg Cu nn ingham , Pome· certificate for her book of pray· roy, a nd Catherine Bodine and ers, a nd the unit a cer tificate of articipation In educatio n. na to· Richard Regal, of the Xe nia nal and department· citatio n for Sailor s a nd Soldiers Home. members hip. a cash award for being r'he highest in m embership Jea n Gilmore presided at the meeting wit h Kat hryn Metzger, over goal In the district. Field service pi ns were pres· chaplai n. givi ng the open ing ent.ed to Ca rol" Baker, Mary prayer . A card was read from Clark , Ze lia Taylor , and P hyllis Irene Christy who moved re· Blake. The door pr ize brought by centiy. Virginia Bucha nan was Ferry was won by E tt a Will . Gail welcomed as a new senio r A dinn er was served precedi ng member, a nd Giena Ja rv is. Carie Batey , and Nata sha Batey the meeting a nd a dish lowei wer e we lcomed as j u nior shower for the new ha ll wa s held . memb<?rs . It was noted t hatt hcu nltls now goal in members hip pius one. The group vosted to givc $25 to the new district president . Mary Moose. Junction City . A fund ra ising par ty was planned for Thu rsday at ; ; .10 at the hal l. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. I MONEY BAC·K PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, SEPT. S, 1987 CARDS! MIXED Fryer Ports ......'!•••• 49< LONGHORN ---- • ADMISSION £WEA'f' tuESDAY Sl . OO • Colby Cheese •••'!••• S1 69 ~ 28 tllniiG"T nii~Y thrv THURSD•Y : TURKEY ~IIN [[S S!lURO!Y ! SUNDAY • .I.LL SEATS $2 .15 A fie ld service' or ie nt a tion program will be held at the hall at I p.m on Oct . 11. On sick ca tl were Thomas Turner. Har ry Stover , and Bill Guthrie. .!J Drumsticks •.•••• i~·•••• Plans we re disc us sed for the block part y with refreshments to be served the n. A blur jean da ncr will also be held at the hall on Sept. IR with Crossover Band to play . HYGRADE • Bacon •.••....•.•... i~·... Rcporr"s we1·e ~ l vcn on vb lt s to n u r s in~ homrs. , Ellm Housr. and When You Shop ·With 531 IICKSOH PM! · At36 WEST B!RGAtN Rivt-rvlew Winner We Reserve The Ri&hl To · ' Round Ste-ak •••••••• LB. BUCKET 99 .Cube Steak ••..••L:.••• $1 open and there will be antiques on ex hibit s. Anyone with Items whic h thev would like to Pxhlbil for the ce.lebra ti.o n are a s ked to co n tac t Lr la n d Parker . chairman . . Music a nd e nt ertai nment wil l con ti nue throughout the da y. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast ....L:.••• $1 59 $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE Chuck Roas-t ••••••• NOW TAI<INO ORDER$ DECORATIVE QUARTZ CHRISTIAN WALL· CLOCKS Size 16x20 - 4 DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS J22D9 842 Jerry Stobart, Albany, Ohio VALASS IS BLACK AND WHITE -111111 ·. WHOLE . $ . 199 Watermelons....... · DISCOUNT COlTPONS II " ., I '"•" r BROUGHTON $149 2°'o Ml.lk. I~ •••••••••••••• GAL. Homemade Brand'"Ice Creams ., KRAFT .. Orange Juice ••••••• .'' AVAILABLE IN 12 YtJMMY FLAVORS AT ALL LEADING RETAILERS ------------I •I 64 . ' j MANUFACTURER COUPON EXPIRES: NOV. 30, 1987 New Brawny®is the biggest paper towel you .can buy. A full 3 inches bigger than most other towels. It's tough, too. Designed to handle even your biggest jobs. And now you can buy Brawny and get something else big. Savings. So why settle for less of' a paper towel? Get the big, tough towel. The Big, Tough Towel:" · ©. 1987 James River Corporntion I ON ANY FLAVOR HALf GALLON HOIIIEMAI)J! BRAND ICE CREAM I I ·RE_l Ail ER Un110d Oaory F11rmers wol( oeomtlurr;v you lo r lhe liilce ~•lue ol lhts coupon plu s 84~ 1 suDmolle O on com ptoance W!!h our reoempuon poiJty Cop .es a.-&•la ble upon oequesl \looO 11 cop o ~CJ pronoDoteo Of re g ul&lfld Cl sh ~ a lu4)1 j 20cer'll 3fln dlo Unoled0all yF arm! r5 P O BO( 730763 El Paso TX 79973 Oler e •p "e~ N o~ 30 1987 One coupon pt!r purcflas e .1. . . . .. _ _ _ _ _ _, _ I I I I I SOf/J . 76310 10[]078 _ _ _ _ _ _ MANUFA< :Tl iH.ER ( ;OU PON- NO EX PIRATU ) N !lATE 4 I $1 Ice Cream ••••••••••••• 89< Pork & Beans $ 39 Pie Filling ••••••••••••• '89<· Fr1ed Ch1cken •••..•• 2 Available In assc>rted colon Uld prints. Puerl o Rico. LI MIT O ~ E CO UPON PER PURCHASE. . · ~ 1967 Jomes "'" '"P""'" I! 20 0 0 19 2 58 5 • • • ·~otTPON' • • • •••• . 1 1 ' • l I • 1. • ~: • I 6ROLL PKG. 1 I . . • GAL. 32, oz.:KG. . ~!:· • : • ................ . ..... ................ •·· - If CAT FOOD $499 Umit 1 Per Customer • Good at Powell's Supermarket · • Offer Good Thru Sat., S.pt. 4, 1987 . ' .COFFEE $139 limit I Per Customor Good at Powell's Supermarket Ofier Good Thru Sat., Stpt. 4, 1917 - ~ ' ~ · -· • t~ .a ~ • ~ BAN?UET OZ. CAN • .TQILET TISSUE '•' ' • tf2 ...'COUP(W' . .•••••• .... . • • ••••• • • • • • COUPON ••••• • •••• • lr " •.... ••• '· ·. •• ·-·. ....·coull(W·....•.. ... . , • •• • CHARMIN FAMILY SIZE :- • MAXWELL HOUSE • •. PURINA 100 : .• ••• ....~.................................................................................... .... \ ~~ I 'I 'I 14••oz•.• LUCKY LEAF CHERRY SOf/J fO co•a•Eit: Coupon limittd to Pllithase ol specilitd product and size VOi d 11 used ~herwlse. Cu hvalue 1120e o1 one ten!. fO DEAUR: For IICh coupon ;vu rmm as our agenl . we will reimburse vou the r~ vaki!J (II this coupon plus ae fer 1\afldllng. prov1ded it was used In atcorditllce w1th our consumer otrer. tnvc11ces prov1ng purehast of w!fi;itnl stock to cove r coupons presented lhiiSI be sho wn on ~equesl 1Jo1d wflere tilllli,. proMlitell or restricltd, or If rtO\ presen ted t7y retailers or olhtrs spec;ll«:alty autho r~. CoMumer 111'15 ules tv.. Coupon not uansferable. Mall properly rtt~eemed co upons lo: James River Corporation, Dept. No 5977, El Puo, TX 79966. Oner gOOd only In U.S.A and ' HANOVER I I I .J SAVE 5041 ON THREE ROLLS OF BRAWNY" TOwELS. oz. FLAVORITE 1SAVE35~~ I 1 • • A Special Offer from . Us to You • PHONE COLLECT 1-698-7142 There' s nothing complicated about the Mone y Back Game·. The next time you shop our store you get your Money Back Card . The cashier will validate your card with you purchase. Let's say your purchase total is $1 B.29 . The cashier will punch $19.00 from '(our Money Back Card, as well as your free punch. Validation will be made ech time you shop until the Money Back Card' s dollar amo1,1nts are ail punched out . Once you have filled your card, you will find out how much you have won. At that time, the store manag e r o r cashier will scratch off the price area. You've won . How much? ... . No one knows, but you are a winner . • $J19 LB. ·, One of the Wodd's Most Respected Names In Fine China ~ U.S.D.A. CHOICE Coolville. No parry wa s he ld a1 thr Vetera ns Me mor ial E .xrendcd Car P Cente r Chester notes bicentennial ·Flower show readied ,.' .Is A Wednesday, September 2 , 1987 Page- 10 Auxiliary holds meeting .. ~lock party planning . . .. Everybody ~ " •• • S/ $1 .................... 61 • • ~A~z. • limit 5 Per Customer • · Good Only At Powell's Suptrmarktt • Offer Good Thru Sat., Stpt. 5, 1987 , :• CHEER DETERGENT 147 oz. BOX • $549 limit I Per Customer Good at Powell'~ Supormarket Offer Good Thru Sat., Sepl. 4, 1987 ,. Save Over 40% From Department and Jewelry Store Prices On Our Convenient Purchase Plan. · ' We are proud to bring you a truly· elegant offer ... genuine Johann Haviland Bavaria Germany Fine China. · Born in the rolling foothills of the Alps in Bavaria at the beginning of this centUiy, this eleganthandcrafted china has grown to be one of thli most. renowed and" respected names in fine china . It is widely recognized for its outstanding, delicate design and superior craftsmanship. For a limited time only, it can be yours on a s pecial purchase plan that will easily fit your budget. Here's how it works! Vi· sit our store to see this elegant china and pick up a china saver, brochure . That da y and every day you shop you can buy china sailer stamps for 99c with each $3 .00 purchase. Acquir~ 33 stamps and we will present you with a gift-boxed 20-piece ser· ·vice for four in your pattern choice. Matching accessory ite ms will be available throughout the promotion period . But each~ week we' ll feature one or two of these ac'cesssories at special: prices. W!!tCh our weekly ads : for featured items and special· pricing. And, of · ~ourse, all: items will be ava ilable from : open stock whe n the' promo-: tion is over. ' • · ················~-·· ' < ' •' " �.Wednesday, September 2 , 1987 Public Notice ll.M. Unttl NOON SATUitDlT, ......_Ill)'""-'".: ...,., ......... ......-... ..... .e.,. ~ .... _........ . _,._ _t_. ........... . .__ . ... ... .......... "_ ........ ! OAWI t CIAWI ClOSID WNDAY __ ·-.... -___.............. ....... _ . __ .. ·-- Mill l l fiO L ___, .. __,.., otoa•• ,... OU " ' Ill III -~ ~ .,._ RATEI MOfdi&Y lhru FIIIII.Y I A.JII to 5 P.M. ..OlteoU ___... .......-.. ..__,..···--..... ···-..,. ___.... ___. _____ TO I'UCIAN AD Ul.l 992-21 U I IIIIDtld " 4 01111 . . Ill •>1111 1100111 ' ' ' 1111 02101 ot t lll ~---­ ._,_ ___ ~ ....._ .. _ , _ ...................... .c.... ,...,.,..,..,...,,.,,..., ........ ...... .. _, ...,c, .. - ,. ,. . . . . ····!.:.-:-"::.::;:;"::::::r::. o;: c oo~··- .... .......... ... , ............ ~····-·· <M"' O "'·""'"' MOO.DOY ....... ~ T~uuonu~• •••~u •..,.•• ...,..o ....... 2 -r CEREMONY -The Rev. Mel Franklin, pastor, Rock Springs United Methodist Church, with Harold Blackston, right. administrative hoard chairman, spoke briefly l1efore the groundbreak- ing ceremony. Others pictured, left to right are Wendell J effers, co-chairman of the building committee. Thelma Jeffers. Arlan and Martha King, Av ery Goeglein, Bill Radford , building committee co· chairman, and Bill Clark. N J • • .. - • 01•1"0"0 •""uC ITOOOI 11 0<1 .1101 a.•u•o•• •• --~:IU- ..1 - "-"" ! ... l 0<1 • .,. OIO~D•• lO<I f OI TU[$0>AY . ... _._, 10<1 . .1 WI DJOEIDI' >0<1~ "" .. lMUUOU 1 In Memoriam C11rd of Thanks Card of Thanks Public Notice The Family Of ROGER WALKER WIShes to thank friends, neighbors and relatiVM for their sympathy during the loss of our loved one. A special thanks to Rev. Steve . Deaver, the Pomeroy En~e~ gen'y Squad, Ewing Funeral Home and those who !el1l flowers, food, conk or assisted in any way in our time of sorrow. Your kindness wm always be remembeted. May God Bleu all of you. The Walker fomil Si nce the but ldmgcomm it teewas Yo .. ',' F•o Q . ~, Yne En ~ s ).:,_ f ind /r The c.:SSI(.ed S•<t•OC H ysells note anmversary with party surpnsP a nm vf'rsary p u rt J wa s gtven for Elmer a nd Floss ie Hvsell a l th eir Rout e t4:l home Sunday hosted by lhet r c hildre n. gra ndc htldr e n a nd grea t gran dchildren. A covered dish dmn ~ r was served lo the 28 peo ple al lhe celebra tion includ ing Ron a nd Ruth Sc hlepp!, De bbv Sear les ad Alan Sackell. Waller a nd .Jea· nea ne HyselL Austin a nd Me itssa Sparks. J ames a nd Mary Lynd Todd a nd Shtr lcy F ra ley a nd Scoll y Dorothy Bas ham. Tim and Tina Basham, Jess ie. Joshu a and J e r emy, Tim and Teresa McDa niel, Mike a nd Rac hel, Conn w a nd Davtd He nd n cks. and Donil a Pooler. Mr. a nd Mrs. Hyse ll were mar r ied on Aug 27. 1932 by lhe Rev. Willi am Robinson, R ulland. Th e~ rece ived many cards and gill s A decora ted ca ke was se rvt'd lollowm g Ihe dinner . A ! \ t ~·~·o ·o Special of the Week ' 11 PCS. OF SHRIMP ·! t. t Perm i t S1.39 .WITH FRI.S......s1.94 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At th• End of thl Po""roy-llason lrldg• POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2556 oo+~••••o -I Ohio , 45701 . has submitted an applicatiol'1 to rev1se 8 Coal Mintng •nd Re c lama· tion Permtt "t~mbered R· 0463 - 1 0. to lho Ohio Department of Natural Re· sources, D1v11K>n o1 Recl a · mation . The propos ed c oal m ining and reclamat ion op. erattons Will be In Me1gs Countv . Salem Townahtp, 36 and Fraction 19, tn V1ntort Cot.H1ty, Wilkesv1lle Township, Sectkms 1 . 2. 2E , 3, 4, 9 , 8 , 10 ond 18 in Gallia county, Huntingtol'l Township, Secdon 1 The proposed underground workings area ancompau e s 1.924 acres and is located o rt the Wllken•.. le Quad 1 % minute U.S.G.S. quadr a ngl e Public Notice maps, approximat ely 1 500' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY southeast from W1lk esv11te . Ohio The application pro· poses to e~~;pand the a rea s lor room and pillar un~er­ g ro und m in ing and pto vid e for ptllar remov a l o n t hot e areal and on aruas pre v ious ly approv e d t o b e m ine d . The application is o n fila at th• office o1 the M~tig l Counh R•~order , M ei g s County Court Hou1e. Se· cond Street. Pomeroy , Oh io . 45789. the Vtnton County RacOfder , Vinton County Court Hou• Main S t reet On Augu1t 19 . 1987. in the M e igs Cou,ny Probate EUMI Ebefbch, dec:BMeod. late of Routa 1 . SoJt 1 lOA . Middloport, Ohio 45760 . RoMn E 8u<;k, Probate Judgtl Lena K. Neuefro.d. Cterk 181 26. 191 2. 9 . 31c 34. Fractions 1 . 13. 17 18. PH. 446-1699 HOURS: 8 A.M.·6 P.M. LEGAL NOTICE . The Public Uliltlies Commtsston ot Ohto has sailor public hearing Case No. 87-101 -El-EFC. to rBYteW the fuel procurement practices and policies of the Ohto Power Company, the operation ol its Electnc F111!1 Component, and related matters Thts heanng is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. on September 8, 1987 at Ctty Council Chambers, 218 Cleveland Avenue, S.W , Canton, Oh1o 44702. All interested parties will be gtven an opportunily to be heard. Funher inlormaIIOn, may be obtained by contactmg the CommtSSIOn. PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEAST OHIO NEW location in downtown POMEROY! 236 E. MAIN STREET, 2nd Floor of' the former lee and Bess1e Rudisill residence real estate situated at 108 Legion TerraCe, Pomerov . Ohio . Thare aidence ~ons1sts of two bedrooms. one bath and a one c ar garage The nght is reserv e d t o re ject any or all b1ds. Allee Struble. Executrt x of the Es tate o1 Bess ie Rudi s 1ll 1911 . 2, 3, 4, 6. B. 9 . 10 3tc YOU'll SAVE MONEY IN THE CLASSIFIEDS ANO THAT 'SNO BULL! Business Services RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re core radiators and healer cores. We can also acid boil and-rod out radialors . We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport. Oh•o 1· 1311c Ntw LO<a hon; 161 North !etond Middleport, Ohio H7b0 SALES & SERVICE We Carry F11 h1ng Sup pli es Pay Your Public Notice corder. G a lhe County Cour t House. 9 l oc u s t S~reet Gall ipolis Ohio 4 6 6 3 1, fo r public v iew ing Writte n com · men ta o r re qu es t s to r in fOt · m el cortie r e nce m a y be sent to the D ivision o f Recla m t · 11on, FcMmt•in Squa r e . Build· lng 8 · 3 , Cotumbu t . Oh lo. 432 24, w ithin th irty d ay s of the last date of pUbiiC$1k)n of this notice ADDENOUM TO PART 1. ITEM E 151 SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY RACCOON MINE NO . 3 REVISED 8 1 17/ 87 LEGAL NOTICE Southerr,~ Ohio Coal C om · panv - Reccoort Mine No. 3 P 0 Bo. 490. Athen s. 181 19. 28 191 2 . 9. 4tc 16141 99 2-6110 I£11D£NCE PHON! 1614 1 992-1114 ' ' YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and u~m odehng Aoo ltng •ntl gu tt l!r wort. - Con«:• ete wor lo P!um btng 11 nd eleciii CIII RUTLAND W Otll (Fr n E1ttm a te1 1 DEPARTMENT STORE V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -62t5 or 992 -73U Pomoroy, Ohio ~ I~ Phone 742-2100 PHICl:S EH£CTIVf. THIW SA I SEPI J. IUtli ROOFING SMITHFIElD SHREDDED S2 .29 lb. BOILED HAM ••••••••••••• SLICED s1.99 lb . SWIFT EURICH NEW - REPAIR 4-22-87-lln HAM SALAD ... ~ •••••••••·;~~ ...........99( IUISH liD PARkAY MARGARINE ...tt~,_gt~~-.. -79• GRAPEFRUIT ... 1.~.!!... 2/89' 24 0 . HIAJr HEAD LmUCE .............. 79< KlAn AMlRICAN PROC. CHEESE .. l.t9!,. SJ.89 JUMIO SPANISH BIRD FRYING CHICKEN LIVERS ••••••'. .~~~~~~6 •••••• 69< WELCH'S GRAPE ........'.~!~ .. 2f$1.09 FRUIT LOOPS •••••••••••1.·.~~ •••••• S2 .19 ~~ 8 13-1 mo pd BISSELl BUILDERS CUSTOM BUlL T HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prim " PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Doy or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS 4-16-86-lln GLAD LARGE GARBAGE BAGS •••••a••········ 1S CT. NORTHERN NAPKINS ••••••••••••••••••7!~.~~~!.0!~. S1.4 9 CHEF BOY ·AR-DEE RAVIOLI ••••••••••~ ••••••••'.~!~e••••e•••e69( STAR-KIST KOOL-AID ••• ~ ••••••••••• ~~~!·.o:~a···· 6/Sl OLD El PASO 9 oz. s189 TACO DINNER •a••··················· 1/• CAMPIELL'S TUllEY NOODLE SOUP ••••••~~~~~!~ .. 2/S1.19 HORMEL CANNED SPAM LUNCH MEAT ••• ~~~!~ ... S2.19 1ng1 carport , co nc rele dnve Housinq Headquarters Business • ces LONG'S CONSTRUCTION V1n yl & Alum . ~•ding Guner Work C omple t e R e m o d e lin g Co mp l~t e PRICE REDUCED - HEMLOCK GROVE - Counlry home on t 2/ 3 acre lot Home •n good condtl!on wtth 3 bed rooms. new car pell ng. msulated aitached garage stprage cellar Btg yatd for the k•ds $30,000 00 PRICE REDUCED - RUTLAND - Avery neat n•ce ranch style home wtlh central au. garage, lowulihltes, Iron! & rear porches. 3 bed Jooms. large hvmg room, dmmg area w1 t h bar and a b1g level lol $42,000 00 POMEROY - Beau\llul v>ew ol !he Ohto Rtver thts lastelully deSigned home can be you• s w•lh l•llle efl orl l h•s 2 story home features 3 bedrooms. mce ltvtng room full basemen! wtth 2 car garage & large front Stlltng porch 1'1 bath s and alltc area MAKE OFFER $23.900 00 HENRY E. CLELAND . JR . . ......... 992-6191 JEAN TRU SSELL _ ..... ,.... .. ....... 949-2660 DOTTIE TURNER .. .. ... . .. . . .. . . ..992 -5692 TRACY RIFFLE . . . . . . . .. . .... 949-3080 OFFICE.. . .. . . . . .. . ..... ..... .. ... 992· 2259 INSULATION PARTS - SUVICE HEATING & Ph. 949-2969 BUY - SELL - TRAD E *VINYl SIDING 'AlUMINUM SIDING 'BlOWN IN INSUlATION SIDING CO. New Home• Built " Free Estimat es " PH. 949-2860 oi' 949-2801 No Sunday Calls BOGGS SALES & SERVICE ANN'S Gtlt Shop &Toy Store Collectors Items. Costume Jewelry, ActiOn Toys . Musical Toys & Trinket Boxes Ope n 1 0 A M to 4 P M . M o n thru Fri o r by Appomtm ent Call (614 ) 992-7204 Wh olesa le & Ret a il 8-10 I mo pd ICUT OUT FOR FUIUR£ USII KEN'S · APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authonzed John Dttre , New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equlptaenl Parts & Service 1-3-'86 tic MARCUM CONTRACTING CHISlER, OHIO •HOM E BUII..OING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KIT CHENS • BATH S •ROOFING •GENERAL REMODELING & All Makes REPAIR S •Washers •Dtshwashe rs •Ranges •Aeingerators •Dryers •Freezers REFERENCES 'hone Day or Evening 985-4141 and, SERVICE ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques itKJI<HI,:IJ('OI, 1124 East Main St. Pomeroy HOURI· Tue.- Wtd.-Fri. Nfllll Wlrrg HDrrll P•fllfl Sunday, 1 p.m.-7 p.m. Roger Hysell •Garage R1. 124, Pomoroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Tra11mlnlon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 ' ' 6-17-lfc ,\ ( NIIif- ditCO rlllll~ COOLING •FURNAC ES •AIR CONDITION ERS •H EAT PUMPS '' FR£1 ESTIMAI£!" PH. 992-2772 KAREN FACEMUR Ind. Dtcarat1ng Cemuhant 39504 lrodburl Rd. Midtlltporl, 011. S760 (6141 992-5751 8·24-1 mo. 7242 6 Lost and Found REWARD! For ret urn of srlver· gray Huffy Da sh b1cyele t aken trom 41941h 8ve Call614-4463073 Public Sale & Auction Wanted To Buy Junk Auto 's With or Wtth out molon C ell 614 ·388 930 3 Stand ing T1m be r Ca ll614 379 2758 WANT ED TO BUY · Used Wood & coal h ea ters Swam 's Furn i- FENCE COMPANY FR EE ES TIMAT ES / I / t ,- < • ..... t ,~ r- ,~ .. ,,,, IJ 11 a.m. 10 7 p.m By Chann or Appo intment RUSS MOORE 992·2526 8-14-87-i mo • '!_; r , I• "-~ , :.. ~ - .. 1 ,I ~(,;.' ., 'I - I ,¢ ' . r j ..t • ('~ ' 511/lln J&L 'INSULATION 992-2772 FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS CERTAINTEEO VINYL TH ERMO · BOSS 8-4-1 mo pd J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Servi(e Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 REASONABLI - RILIABLE 8-20-' 86 tfn CONSUMER MONITOR SYSTIM! 441 Bt!!<h St. M1ddleporl, 011. 45/bO c •M• s Manu fact ur e and Sal es of Reco rdmg an d C orltrol In strum en ts for Hom e an d Co mm erctal use Monttors to display Fur nace and Atr Cond Hou rs or Min o f oper· at1ng t1m e Valua ble Data that Jllow s Da1ly Gaels to be set Compl etely ehmmates th e en d of th e month B1tl sur· pns e ( , F, Scott, Mc!r ; R. Cremeans F1eld Sale1 Mgr., Plus Anodates Information and Brochure 16t4)992-3711 or 992 -liSO Mlddleporf ·Aitltni ·Porhmo..th 8 191_mo pd Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds - Interpreting Services An nou nceme nts !~ licensed LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Clinical Audiologist 3 "Announcements ! C o ntro l you r 'We1ght · Take " New Shape D1at Plart" and E · Vap Water PHis Fruth Pharmacy (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8-13 lin Cootrol your WeiQh1 telte "New Shape Diet Plan'' and HydreJt Water Pills. Fruth Pharmacy ---- Friendly Hom e Pa rt 1es has o pen· lnga for man <.~ gers an d du lers in your are a. lar gest hn e m party plan-free ktt·brand new Chrtst· mas catalog toy. g1ft , and home ducor ca talog Over 800 1tems Top comr'niss1o n and host eu g1ft1·t: all for free catalo g 1-800Nursu A1des, esp ac1ally 1M Galha area l rve -ins and companlan5 P M He alth S erv•cus, 102 Cour1 St, Pomeroy Call 614 ·9922657 fro m 10·00·5 00 pm, 614·992-7044 . 01 614 992- Wllnte d to buy sc rap SH!el and metals Rtders S a lv a_g e 614· .992 -54 68 , AVON All areas. Call Weaver 304 -882-2645 M ar~tyn R N applications now being accepted for full tim e pos ttion, Pleasant Vall ey Nurs1 ng Car e Center. apply pers onnel off1 ce Pleasant Valley Hosp, 304 ·6754340 AA· EOE AVON · All arua s Call Shir ley Spears 304-675 -1429 " HIRING! Gove rnment jobs your erea $15 .000 $68.000 Ce ll (6 02 ) 8 3 8 -8886 EXT 1203' REPS NEEDED t or bu stneu a ccount s FullTime, 160,000- SBO,OOO ·Part T1me, S12 ,000 -S 1B ,OOO -No Selling repe at busrness Set your o wn hours Tra rn lng pro v1ded. Call F 6 12·938 ·6 870, M-F. Bam to 5pm (Cen tr al Standard T1me) INCREASE VOUR POTENTIA L! Two new catalog s w1t h Christ mas it ems, gtft s, home decor 1nd toys MERRI-MA C offer s tt all!! No Investment, dehverm g collectmg Gr ea t Hostess pro· g ram , Fr ee k1 t program OGRAMCar and phone need ed CALL NOW FREE 1 800-992 1072 12 Situations Wanted 614 992 5844 Wilt do babysitting m my home full o r pa rt C1me Fenced yard close t o sch oo l 304-675- 2784 Baby st tt•n g •n my hom e Btdweii-Port er a rea Call 6 14 367 0546 Would y ou stuH on velo ped for 1.000 w eekly? $2 for envelo pes you stuff St mp le, pl easa nt w ork at hom e' Send se lf -addr essed envelop e d tp HT -ENT - Dept ACT , P 0 BoK 7364. Hunttng ton W V a 25776. " Htrmg ! Go vernment JObs· your area S. 15. 000- $68 .0 00 Cell 602-838 -8886 E•t . 60 6" l P N ' part· ttme Call Oh1o Job Setvtce 614· 446-1683 11 you know a High S c hool drop out und e r the ag e of 22 , help th em ftnd a 10b by sending them to thfl Governor s Grant Pro· gr1m at Bu ckeyu H1lls Career Cent er Thu; Gran1 wtll pay th e tultto n all tha student nee d• ts t ime. A Mtnd I! a terrible thing to waste C a ll 614-245 · 5336 RN S Earn $2 1 000 plu s , w1th over 20 pa1d day s oft 1st year , Adva·care infuran c e paid. Tu•· tton reimbursement and many 01her ben ef11s Be pan nl th e highly s k1 lled t eam at Pmecr est Care Center Call 614 -446· 7 11 2 EOE Oes tre e mpl oym en t 1n Gallipolis area Reta il manager 4 yrs expMten ca Relo catmg t o area Excel. reference Call 614-367~7:d 878am-12 noon Av&ll &ble Baby s1tt1ng, ho use cleaning '" Eureka Hu sband w 1ll do pa1nt ing mis e job s any ume. Celt 614-256 -6 5 90 Went to babySit In mv hom e Have g oo d refe rences. Conta ct J udy Sanders a t 614-446· 8621 or 256-678 3 Shoestnng R1dge Jrea W1ll dtt ba bysltttng m my home Have referen ces Ca ll 614-446- 8809 11 OOAM 6 00 6PM Babys ttter Wanted Respons tble end dependable person to do baby s1tfm(l who lives on Stat e Route 218 at least 3 miles from Gallipolis or who hve s In th e c•ty of Gallipolis Call 614-446· 8427 11her 5 30 PM Gove rnment Joba. $16 ,040 $69 ,230 - year. Now htring Call 1· 805· 687-6000 ht R-9805 for current federal l1st Ne eded · Dental Hyguntlst for 111 people or~ented • high quallly dantal o H1 ce Send complete resume to Dally Sentinel Bo x 729 · K Pom.,oy, Ohio Vard Sale Sept ~ 4 ,5 Clothes, knic k kn acks, etc Fatr v1ew Evergreen Rd Refr 1g , 10 Q tapes-8 tr ack GARAGE SA I.E 6 m1tes oft At 160 on Bulavlll e·Porter Ad , Sept123 Ga rage Sa te 011 At 7 Sho estrlng Ridgo, 1st yell ow hou se on right N1 ce !Chool clot hes Tl'j urs .• 9 -1 Carport Sale 23 Vmton Ave S eptember 3&4 9· 6 Furn1ture, top o1 gr ound swimming poo l etc 4 mtles out Bulawtlle Rd Sep te mber 2 & 3. Gt rls clothrng & m1sc 8·4 Ga l'.age Sale Debbv Or (off R1 141) Sept lst· 3rd B 30-5 30 Rain or Sh1ne Centanary Townhouse Sept 4 l e ather coat , bowling balls, Compound bow. men su 1ts ho me inte nor , plaype n Yard Sate: Se pt 2,3,4 1 'h m1 out Bulav1lle-Porter Rd 10 00 7 l ots · n1ce clothe1, diff erent sizes Mtsc Yard Sale 3 V1 miles out Bul av 1lle P1ke · 'h m1l e p as t l a yn e Furnit ure Sept 2,3 , !lot 4 Yard Sele Thurs and Fn , 3rd & 4th. 3 m1les from Hos pital on t 60 4 Fam tly. Porc h Sale Se pt 3 & 4, g ~rl s Mi se l a rge Yard Sol e Wed , Thurs. & Frt , 1/:z m1 le out Georg e's C reek Rd , from Rt , 7 , at large red meta l butld1n g 1n Count ry Atre Es tates 8 3 YARD SALE Th urs 8r: Ftt , % m1le on Bulavttle Ad Flatwall bookcase garden handtools furn1ture clothmg , dtshes & miSC YARD SALE 1 m1le ou t 218 Wed & Thurs . 9· 1 Sept 2 & 3 , 1 1 Clay St , Vmton , 0 Fenton Glass , Mccoy stone crocks, Blenko and ot her 1tems too num erous to mention. new la mp shJdes YARD SALE 2 mtles Eas t of Porter on 554 · nght . 8e1ge Double- wtde Tu es · Fr1 9 -5 Fri Sep1. 4 , 8 00·6 30 Golf clubs. stroller , CJr seat, clothmg At 7 by Wernsley '! Inside Yard Sale Old 160 at Evergreen Watch for s1gns Frt Sept 4 12 00 6 00 Sat Sept 5 , 10 00-6 00 End tables. coffee tJble, lamps table and chalf S· all to match. Sears washer odds & ends. clothes. love seat r1d10 CJII 614 -4466747 HUGE GARAGE SALE Sept 3 -4 -5 , 9·4PM 328 LeGrand e Blvd -Green Acr es, 2 mot orcy· cles , clothes and mrs c VAA 0 SALE Wed , 2nd Thurs 3rd • & Fn 4th Just off 141 on lmcoln P1ke at Ce ntenJry , 4th tra tler on lett Clothi ng all s1tes. dishes drapes , JBW&Iry. tools 11nd lots of m1sc items large Gar a g e Sa le Ntce cloth ing childrens & adult5 Muc h mo re. 624 Deenre Dr aeron from Don Mtnlt.s Auto Sates, Rt 35 g. s Wed & 1-::T-:hu-:r:-'-:-:::-::-:-::--:-::---- GARAGE SALE 2 34 Ja ckson Pike. Thurs , Fn , 9 6 Clothrng boys &. gtrls mtant ·2T, boys· 1 2. women 5 -1 1. nurse.s umforms 5i 1'e 10 , mens l&. Xl pt cture s, curtains glasses baskuts. s mall applicances, baby otems , toys, morel 4 Famtly Gara ge Sale· Cora. Wed , Thurs , & Sat .. Sept 2, 3 & 5 8 00 AM ·? Ant oqu e o rgan, dishes, avo n, clothes, hous ehold & m1 sc Yard Sale. Sat 4 -Famlly . Clothrng, mtsc , rtem s BeSide Po t· ter ME Churc h Business Opportunity 3· Famlly, Se pt 3rd , Thurs , 1 0 ·00 -4 00 Jumors 7&9, new· born boys. 2T girls. utilitY c art electric skdl et, mtsc . Rt 7. C row n C1ty ne xt to E•o n sta tton I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PU8 LI SH · lNG CO reco mmends that you do busmess Wtth people you know , and NOT to send money thr ough the ma 1l until you havu mv est1g11oted the otfermg V1llage Cut Rate in Ra cin e tor sale Phon e 614-94.9 -2140 be fore 5 00 or 614· 949· 2220 after 5 :00 23 Professional Services Special care for elderly and hand 1cepped 1n prwete ho me El am hom u M1ddlepon 614 · 992 -6873 Auctio neer Cot Oscer E Cltck, license # 764 · 88. 304-895· 3430 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale For Sale by Owner· 4-6 BR 3 beth•. Appro111mately 4000 sq H 2 5 acres with tennis court 8173,000 Will sell with only 6 acres for f155 ,000. Call for appointment 614-446-3386 LPN postt1onava1lableat Arcad1a Nur1lng Center. Coolville, Ohio Apply in person Monday through Friel ~ 9 :00·4 00. Doubl•wlde on cornar lot lfl Thurman Carpet throughout heal. cond .. rural watet'. Phone 4PM. Ph 304-675-3816 614-245-6643 . 2 BR renttl house, 18600. 3 BR .. mce, U15 ,000, Main St Crowrt C1ty. Calll14·44t· 1511 or 446-1622 Vard Sale· Boys cloth1ng.s11'e 8 · 12 , Jr M1 sses StZtl 6 7. guls Slle 14 , tup perware Quail Crk. lot 6 Sept 3 4.5 9 DO tlll4 0 0 , Ne1ghbo rhood Sale 7 fa m1l1es 427 4th Ave Kan auga Thurs & Fn Sept 3rd & 4th. la d1es cloth rn g, baby clothmg, gas stove. large ste reo console, hom e inteno r. oth er rtems Vard Sale Th u rs and 8 ,30· 4 30 Everg reen Rd Fn Garage SJie 2 Family- 5 37 H1l da Or , Flu rvte w. Fn & Sat Se pt 4 & 5 Yard Sale 15 VIn ton S t ., Fu-Sat , 9 ·5 Maternity. 1n fant s. ch1ldre ns, Junt ors & mise clo· th1n g house hold 1tem s No early sale s pl ease • Yard Sale SJt & Su n 1117 Teod o ra ,_ Ave Gtanti C Y1rd Sale. Fn & Sat. 8 -7 Rt 56 4, Cheshu e Ohto % mile from stop light 9 30 6 00 19 Med1s.on Ave Fmancial Earn excellent maney in home anumbly work Jewelry,• toys and others. FT 8a PT available Call today! 1 ·6 1 8 ·469·3646 (toll- refundable) Dept. 81622 24 houns 806-887-8000 ht. R•9805 for Verd Sale: 1.23 4th Ave , Se pt 1 .2 .3 .4 . 9· 6 Chan rec ord playe r an d c lothes and o ther It ems J 3 Family 'V ard Sale hou!l;ehold m1sc , childre n and and adult clothtng 9 ·?, Thurs. & Frt 610 l rd Ave Home for Sale by Owner Greenbri... Est , 38R , b1 -level on 2 4 acres. AC, W B F P., wet bar, 2 car garage Ph Before 4.00PM 814-448 ·4009 After current federal lilt. Famtly Yard Sal e Sept 5 , 1h mi past Raccoon Co Pk on St Rt 775 . Woo dbur ne r . p e t1t a wom ens clo thes, sm men 's cloth es. Stle 8 10 boys clothes, nik naks . Will babystt tn my home, Jny tJme Have refe rences tf needed, 304-77 3 -5989 . We need a career mmded people oriented parson to work In a high quahty dental oHicu. The perfect rob for the r1ghl pe rson Please sand complete resume to Datly Sentmel So~ 729· K, Pomeroy , Oh10 Government Jobt 116 .040•&9, 230 yr. Now hiring Call 4 Family Men ' s, women 's, Children's, baby clothes House· hold m1se . rugs 3Y, mt out' Addison P1ke. (from Rt 7 J yellow house on nght S ept 1,2, 3 Follow !l tgns C•ldwetl re s1dence 3 Fam1ly- Many clean quahty items to choose from Corn er of U S 3 5 & Rodney Rd 3 mi west ofHolzerHosp Sept 4&5, 9 · 5 21 Ga rage Sale 608 Circle Ave .. Sept 2 & 3. 9 0 0· 5·00. across form Sprtng Valley Yard S al e In Eu reka, Supt 3 & 4 . 9 -? Cheap Can do light hauling and roofmg Re as on a bl e r 1 tes Manon Snidet 614 ·949 ·26 29 FUN JOB S GOOD BUCM.SS Sout hern C o ha s tmmed1at e oponing for 15 s harp people not aha1d o f work Mu st be energ1 c and en1 0 Y peopte All expenses pa1d l o dg1ng andtren sportat1on t urn1 shed Casual Condition s Cash bonds of S1 000 for those who qual tfy Must be 18 or older, 81ng le, free to 111\vel maJor C1t1es and reson areal _ ,If you want money, fun, and tra wel , co ntact 0 J Brooks, Fnday only at the Best Western 1n Galllpolts from & Vicinity J ea ns -st! e 5 , PART -TIM E POSITION Potnt Pl easant . W Va Pos111o n av a1i able. merchand is 1ng greetmg ca rds and relat ed pr oduc ts 1n lo c al retatl stores Prefer mature mdtwlduals 1nter ested 1n w orkmg up to 5 hours P8f week Ino eve mngs) Traimn g prov1ded . no e xper~ence neces sJry Call butween 7 end 9 PM on Wednesday , Sept 2 at 304 - 4 2 8 - 592 3 Am e r tc an Greet ing s Corp. Equal Oppor· tuntty Employee. 1 8 Wanted to Do 1 1 Help Wanted · - ·Gallipolis_____ ----- 2l26 Want ed t o buv sta nd1n g ttmber Ca ll AI Tromm at 614 742232 8 PH. 742·2027 •- I ' Electrician , eu1perienced 1n •II phases of r e ~tdentaal end co m mercial ins tallation and repa1rs. Salary neg otiable. Phone 61 4 · 992-5009 . ~ ·· n -F r l 1 2 00 noon·6 :00 pnr Ch1ld care prov•d ed m my hom e lots o1 love and learnmg actlv t ttes Hot lunches. Pho ne 614 992· 7 532 Let U1 Fence 'I ou In RES IDENTIAL COM MERCIAL Som &o ne to do mowing Jl nd brus h ho gging In Racine area Write to Th e Dally S•ntmel, Box 729W, Pomeroy, Ohio 45 769 PIANO LESSONS E.llpen enc ed p1ano mstru ctor G1v1ng lessons for all ages tn my home Call Employment Services ACCENT 335a. Buvmg da1ly gold . s tl ver corns. rtngs 1ew el ry, sterling wa re. old coins , targe curre ncy To p pnces Ed 8 u rket1 Ba rber S hop. 2 nd Ave Mtddl eport Oh 61499 2· 3476 8-4 I mo d 3-lllfn B! hmd C1tw Hall PARTS J&L 8 7 1 mo d Pomeroy 3 black and wh 1te 6 week old ktttans, h tte r trained, 304·676 WANTED Orange, s hort -hatred kttten N eed bV en d o f Se p· tember Call 6t4 2 5 6 1385. EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER BISSELL 314 [. M.11n St Ins bu lbs to giVe away 614· 949-2 45 9 tur e 3rd & Ohve St Galltpohs C11ll 614 -446 3159 CLOSED SUNDAY L1• • tt l Dl 1,, U U Jtl pupp1es. Norweg1an Elkhound, S hepherd , Hu5ki e m ute d Call 6 14 99 2 -745 8 and newer used cars Sm tth Butck Po ntiac 191 1 East ern Ave , Gallipo lis. Ca ll 614· 446 · 2282 "Dowri In the Pits? Call the Cleland Tearn". AVON - Sell Avo n for Chr istmas Make 40 per cent . Ca1 1614-446· 227-1510 Must go l 6 mal es. 1 female TO P CAS H pa1d for '83 model Monda y -S a turd a y BINGO pm We pay c ash for la te mo del clean used cars J im M ink Chev -Oids Inc 81 11 Gen e J o hn son 614-446 3672 HAS . 12:00 -6 00 £AGU\ UUI- POJII£10Y . OH. lHUI\ .I 'M- Il & U S mJII breed puppies Father· Blue He eler , Mot her -Pekmese Call 614 - 985 3870 aft er 5 00 9 2S Yeors 7/ 1312 mo Small m1•ed br eed m ale pup 8 months old. Very lowable and good w1th children Call 614 843-5 276 R1ck Pe ars o n Auc tio neer li cen sed 1n Oh1o and West Vtrgi· n1a Esta t e, anuque. farm liquid atiOn sale s, 304· 773-5785 FRII E!TtMAIII CAll 1-614-843-542 s 2 fnend ly 6 wk. o ld, blac k kmens Boy & Girl Need good home Ca ll614· 367 · 0683 8 Worktd in Hornt Area R ool.ng o t All Tvpes 992-3410 10-8-tlc lol. all m good cond1110n PRICE REDUCED - RUTLAND - Ntce 10 year old brtck ran ch home'" a good locat•on Over I acre of grou nd w1t h 3 bed rooms. 2 balhs full basement lar ge pat10 eq uipped kitch en, ma ny other n•ce lealur es MAKE OfFER $39.900 00 R 6 pair$ o n All Mak es Trans axle R e pa1r s Locattd Molfwaf let wttn lt. 7 at~d loshan DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Lar~e $3 1. 000 00 4 5 t! c TUNA •••••••••••••••••••••••,~'!.~z~ ••••• S1.09 ASSORTED FLAVORS NEW LISTING - RACINE - A nea l 4 bedroom home wtth large mod er n kttchen and dmmg. lamtly room w1th wood · burner FA gas heal Ntce carpettng lhroughoul Vmyl Sid bur ner, ra nge refr 1getator and about 2 acres al $38.000 BRADBURY- N•ce remo deled 3 Br s on lead•n g Creek Water Near WMPO ~ulomal te gas heat and n•ce lol V1ew ol Rl I. For $21 000 CER11FI ED APPRAISALS 992·3325 TIDE "3t OFF" DETERGENT ••••••••••••••~2.~~~ ••••• S2. 79 acre N1ce at $45 000 POMEROV-Excellen l 6 rm brtck wtth 27x 15 Jamtlv rm 2 modern ! ~rep l aces. cen tral atr and heat, 2'7 baths dbl garage and n1ce landscape! lot Askmg $130 000 POMEROV-Near Kr oger IS lhts 2 family home wtth vtew of Rtver Cenlral heat woodpaneltng garage carpori and 2 lois fo r $29 500 EDGE Of TOWN -! 55 acres tu sl oil Rt, 7 • •lh old home. $4.000 BALD KNOBS -14 ac res wtt h lr ee gas Southern schools $10,500 LONG BOTTOM -11 yt old Aframe wtlh 66 acres Ha s 3 Brs. 2' baths. 2 sundecks. 2 busmesss rms and large garage $59 500 SYRACUSE -5 rm s. 3 Brs centtal heal. n•ce ga rage for sho p Own er linancmg Ask tng $15000 tANGSVILLE AREA- S yrs old ranch wtth 3 Brs . 5 closels, ca1 pettng. wood OPEN FOR BUSINESS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742 -2315 ONIONS ................!:.... 39( PERCH FILETS •••••••••••'.'.~~~~~~·•• S2. 99 T~STY v.w. PARTS COOkiNG APPLES ........ 99' NEW LISTING - 10 vr old ranch 1n Syracuse Has 3 bedroom office. lamtly rm . stove refrt ge ra tor. diShwa sher and ca rpeting All 'UIII( I~YITID PAULA liD J ll. lAG LARGE EGGS ...... P.9.t .... 87< Small d o g- 1 yr. old Call 614-258 - 197? aftfllr 6 00 PM 949-2263 or 949-2168 HOMEMADE IIAVU VAllEY . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614) -992-3325 elec hom e on or 367· Black and w h1te, male puppy to give away C all 61 4 -4 4 6-2 158 REALI OR Gutters Downs pouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATE'S TURKEY BREAST ••••••••;~·~ ••••••• S2. 99 Call 614 · 367 -01 8 5 7750 Real Estate ~ Howard L. Writesel CRISPY SERVE VACUUM PACK SLICED BACON •••••••••~~~•••••••• S1.29 86 k v, Bugle pup t , Bl1ck and white TEAFORDm Phon e Bill s Here IUIIN£11 PHON! McAnhur . Ohio. 4 6851 and the Gallia C ou n ty Re, 19, 23. 24 , 30 31 , 32 . 33 . 34 and 35 The propose d und e rg r o und w o rk in gs ar e a e ncompasses 2 . 3 56 acres a nd IS locat ed o n the Wilk es · v1lle an d Rutl an d Qu a d 7 'h mtn u le U.S .G S quad rangl e m aps a ppro•l m a t e ly 1 000 ' e a s t t o 2 200 south ent from W ilk e sville , Ohio Th e a pplication pro poses to e Jt · p a nd the a reas for room and p1ll a r underground mming PUBLIC NOTICE Offers will be received at the office of Bernard V Fultz . 111 "12 West Second Stri!H!It, Pomeroy, Ohio, until September 11 , 1987 at 11 ·OO A. M. for the purchase Socl•ons 25 . 28. 30 31 . 32 . 13, 16. 18 19. 24 , 26 ond COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd Ave., Gallipolis SERVICES IN GALLIPOLIS REMAIN AT 414 Second Avenue Phone 446-0166 R- D1v1sion of Reclamation . The p,-oposed coal mining and reclamation ope ratiOns will be in Meigs C ounty. Salem Townsh1p, Sections GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TYs GAS & ELEC. RANGES HOURS: _8:30-S Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:30-6 Tuesday numb e r e d 0364 3 . to the Ohio Depart· ment of Natural Ras ouJces. - (Above City Loan Bank) For appt. call 992-5912 and provide for pillar removal on those areas and on areas previously approved to be mined ' The application is on file at the office ot the Me1g1 County Recorder, Meigs County Cou" HouM, Second Street. Pomeroy , Ohio, •6769, for public v1ewing. Wrrttan comments or reque~t:s for iniormal confer· ance may be sent to the Divi s 1on o f ReclamatiOn . Fountain Square. Building 1 ·3 . Columbus , Ohio , 43224. wi1h4n thtny day s of the last data of pubhcat1on of thtt notice Court. Case N o. 2!;604. 0 Box 490. Athens. Ohto, Cho'¥1 s .. rs . 12067 Roln· 46701 . has submitted an tree Ava .. PK:kerington . OH appli c a11on t o revise a Coal 43147, W. . OP!'Oinlod A4 M1n1ng a nd Re clam11tion miniltrltriX of the estate ef WE'VE MOVED! f.lmer and Flort ie Hyrell Public Notice (8) 19, 211: (91 2. 9 , 4tc ADDENDUM TO PART 1, ITEM E (5) · SOUTHERN OHIO COAL COMPANY MEIGS MINE NO 1 REVISEO 8/ 17187 LEGAL NOTIC E Soutt'lern Ohto Coal Com· panv - M e 1gs: M~ne No 1, P Re viva l 'CARPENTE:H - RP\'Ival se r· ,-,ces wlil bchcid at the MI. Union Ba plisl Chu re h. Sept. 6-13. a 1 7 p. m ea h evcnmg The Rev N. L Russell wi i be 1hr Speaker. Thf' church IS loc ated on Count \' Road 10 two m iles south of Ca rpel ner. The Rr' . Donald Shu e. pastor. inv\les the publtc lo allend GROUNDBREi\KING - Bill Radford, co-chairman of Rock Springs United Methodist Chruch building committee, turns a shovel of dirt at the ceremony Aug. 23. Also pictured are Mi chael Leifheit. Ryan Foster, Av ery Goeglein and Bill Clark. ::::.t_ .. - Public Notice The Family Of JACK F. KING SR . Wishes to thank tNetyone who gav11 food, ~. cards and donations during the loss of our husband and father. A special thank you to Rev . John Evans. A wry special thank you to Ed ond Sue King. Mrs . Joan King and Children Groundbreaki ng ceremoni es lor an add rtron 10 th e Rock Sp r in gs Unrled Melhodis l Church were held Sunday . Aug. 2:l · The cere mony fol lowed Ihe regu lar worshtp service with a processional of Ihe pans hioners J'ed by Rya n Foster carrying a cross . Michael Ler fh eil . the Ho i) Scnptu rcs. TraviS Abbot!, lhe Chr is li an flag. and Mat th ew Morris, the Amer ica n Fl ag Th is was followed by lhe pas tor, lhe Rev. Mel F ran klin , the offi cers of I he c hurch. Ihe building co mm il lee a nd 1he congragallon. K a nd J . Constructi on has been awarded the co nt rac t for burid rng a 20x40 tool add illOn 10 1he Sunday sc hool wmg, and a l0x20 fool ad drlion lo Ihe sa nctua ry. It has bee n JUSI over a year :==:-==-- ~==:-:.~ ...::=i:ii .... W¥ ___._ _,_­ ··~- In Memory of JEAN KLOES who depaned this life Sept. 1, 1984. It's been three years since you went away. Only God knows how much I miss you . Ma Groundbreaking held at church ::_.-~- ·---·-·""_ ·~- · ·~ '"'""'' 1 orga uized Harold Blacks ton. administrative boa rd char rman. Bill Clark, Sund ay school s upen nl ende nl . Bcm Wrll s. pres ide nt of lhe Unrl ed Mel hodlSI Wo men. Arfan d King, yo_ul h leadrr and you th represe nta ti ve. Bil l Radford and Wendel l J e ffers CO· cha it man of the but ldw g co m mrn ee. each tur ned a s hovd of di r l tn the groundbrea ki ng ceremony. Aft er prayer a nd congrega tiona! singmg of " The Chu rc hes One Founda lto n". Ihe s~ mbo l s of fall h we re retu rned lo the san ctuary Sund av sc hool at Ihe c hu rc h lS ·held al ·9 1o each Sund ar with worshrp serv ice al 10 a .m _ - ..c. .,._ ::-c~':l'~ "" OoiOio '""""'"""'" 11 000 .... .. >UII~ Y , •• ~~ .. 1Cif!ll04~ .... ~ .... . . ....... ·. .---·-_,,,.,·.c.· ..... -c : ,, _ _ .. ···ru--·....... _._. •. .:;:·::~:. ~ ........... Pfl!f!l ..... ,,,, .......... .. rover l,.e followcn 8 lelepltont excltG n ~je• .. ~ ~ -..... .... .,,,., ... ClaN! f ae d __ __..__ !ta.:::c.... tiHOI .,_....,_ ..::::-n.. _..... _ ,"_ .,.,.n--•-· ___ _ :::::=r--... Real Estate General Near Nonh Gallia H1gh S c hool Thurs , Fn . 8o Sat Cloth1ng, hom e tntenor , glassware s ome old furntture Shoestrmg Rdg Community Vard Sale 5 HP rotnttler , ster90, microwave o ven, Honda 80 motorcycle, c loset· lots ot clothmg· all sates Down At 7 to Cl1pper Mllls follow s1gns 446- 2847 Yard Sale Fn - Sat 1!4 m1l e oft 141 on Graham School Rd M1 sc 1tems. Carpo rt Sale Fust nght oft Bulav1lle Pk Boys cloth es , goo ds Fnday only, Painted pu mpkins. crafts , nam e bra nd Jea ns, clo thes, d1s h es. 2 m1les west on 141 Fn & Sat 9 00 ] 4 -Famlly Garag e Sept 3rd · ? , 4th· 8-3 30 Ram or Stun e Clothing. lots - m ise 67 Ford Xl conve nible. 76 Mercury Ruth Wells Becker resrdence. near rest&urant· Wilkesville 6 Yard Salas -9 Fam11tes: 8 30 AM , Thurs. & frt 6 miles out 218 , road across Martm ' s Stone Baby coats & clothesadults, home inter1or. tires. furniture, lamp shades, c h1ld1 b1gfoot and more fn • Sat , 9· 6 , Pon•ble crib, stroller, bJby Items , b•throom van1ty , boys 4T clothing, handmade crafl:s. t-iomewoad Or .. f1rst road left off 160 after 81dweii ·Porter 1ntersect1on Garage Sale Blvd., Sept. 4 Shine 315 LeGrande a. 5, 9-6 Rein or 'Yard Sale· Bidw•ll. Turn at B1dwaH 1ign . Fri. 8. Sat Child· ren• cloth••· lites 4·8, h•gh che1r, flbergteas garage door 12x& . atr cond . picture frames, and mofe Yard Sa le. 218Thord, Fn · Supt 4th Sat - Sept 5 th Stove, re1ng freez e r. furntture. dt shes, pans and etc G1ant Sale Earl Ftelds, Hartford, W Va Sept . 3, 4, 6 & 7 New and us e d Ftre pi Jce screens dis hwar e, 2 s hallow pumps w1th tanks, hunting cloth es. boots, sm all wooden barret, tools. knick-knacks -------Pomero·v----- .... Middleport & Vicinity Street wide yard sal es Fr~ and Sat , Sept 4th and 5th 9 004 00 Wr1ght St near Po meroy Elem entary 810 S S8co nd. Middleport, August 31 to S eptembur 5 Drapes, hn ens, bedd1ng. dtshes, tools , living room sUite, beetroom stute compl ete. figurines, chaus , lots m1sc Sept 3 4, 5 9 ·00 -5 00 Chester , Ohto, Old Rt 7 (Sumner Ad 1 Follow !1gns off St Rt 7 1 !l;t sole 'l n 3 years Se pt. 3rd and 4 t h 'I• mile off 4 lane At 33 on Peach Fo rk Ad Me n's. wome n's 1nfanu to 7 clo th1ng, mce baby furniture and a cce ssot~es toys, m1sc M1sc .. qu11t qieces le ota Maa sar , bes 1d e East e rn H1gh Scho o l Thurs , Fn , S&t, 9 00 ·5 00 Ba ck Petta Sale Sept 2nd. 3rd and 4th Wtlltam Van Me ter residence at 244 S Thtrd Ave: , M1ddleport Ohro. 9 00 4.00 Multi-family Inf ant. maternity, children adults clothing, m1sc furmture , d1 s hes , antique baby bed, toys , bo cycle Fnday Saturday Chester 3 tam1ly SeRt 2 ,3,4 Turn left al Memory Gardens 1 !It house on left after cross road Approx 1 'h m1le Ram or shine Clothmg. row1ng machme. gun ra ck, small kitch e n appliances, bt cycle, miSC. Movmg Sale Sept 4th and 5th 1 0 :00·6 DO Household go o ds po rt abl e dishwash er, Cosco tea cart, new 1nlatd hno le um, dishes, drapery rod JUnior and g ~rls clothtng 850 Ma ple S t , M1ddleport Sept 2 nd 3rd 4th and 5tl} At Harris on Sm1th residen ce on Pme Grove Rd, Racm e Oh10 Anttque p1 cture , humtdifier . m1sc S e pt 3rd. New and used mise wome n Jnd ch1ldrun clothmg, sewing machine glassware, king stze bed and much m o r~ Fo urth and Crook St , Syracusti. Oh10 9 00·1 Thursday and Fnday, Sopt 3rd and 4th , 40630 laurel Cltft Rd .. Pom eroy Lotso f1temsmcludmg 5 gun s Garage sale Se pt . 4 9-5 p.m One day only 5 2 100 SR 3 3 8 Otrectly across from Ka1set Plant --- -- PfPieasaiif" -& Vicinity ...... ... - ..... .. . ... B Fa m1ly Vard S ale - Tuesday thru Saturday Aatn or Shme, red brtck house below Std ers· J e welery Gal li poli s Ferry lots of bargam s Yard Sale fn st 11me tht s year , JU St a bO\Ifl Coa st Gu1rd Stat1011 on 3 5 He nderson ltnda John s, 1 2 t1 ll dar k l ots of item s 1 2 3 Chu rch Yard SAle, Sept 3,4 5 9.00 t1ll ' Electnc ra nge and gas lamps, clo thes all stzcs Ac ross fro m St11u ft er at Ga ll opolts Ferry 18 Mult1 Fa m1ly Yar d SAles o n 5 1,11 miles of County Rd 50 (G un\l tUP.J betw een Rt 87 and Cam R1dge Se pt 3.4 5 9 0 0 AM till ' Eve rythin g fr om ant1q ues to new 1te ms Yard Sale l ong Hollow Road, w a tch for s1gns . S ept 3 4 5 Yard Sale 9 00 am to 2 30 p rn, jno sale befor e 9 ·00 Jm l Wed, Thurs . Fn, 12 6 Plea san t St Last Chant:fl Yard Sale, Fn a nd Sat , inf ants adult clo thtn g, glassware, etc Roush and Se cond S t Mu on W Va Yard Sale, 1809 Jetfer5on Blvd , Pn and Sa t 9 00 hll 6 00 3 fa m1ly ya rd sale. Se pt 3 and 4 9 00 hll 4 00 109 Jonus St Gtgan tte Yard S ale Sept . 3,4 ,5 , below S1durs Jewelery stor e Gallipolis Ferry , W Va Yard Sale, large, Route 2 between Gallipolis loc ks a nd Vall ey VIeW Thurs and Fri. 9 oe till ?1 Garage Sale 2923 Maple Ave, Thurs . Frt Sat lamps, aP.pllart· cas bedspread• and lots of m11t: 't �Page-14- The Daily Sentinel 31 LAFF-A-OAY Homes for Sale Wednesday, Saptamber 2, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 49 For !,.ease 54 Misc. Merchandise For Salo By Own en 6 rooms and ba1h. 2 BR ., 3-' blsamentdry Gar&ge. In Gallipolis. Ohio. Call 614·446-2605 . FOR LEAS E on e · btdfo o m apartment overlookmg e1ty park 1175 per month Gall614 -4462325 or 446 -4425 . Callahan 's Ustd Tire Shop. Over 1,000 hret. 11zes 1 2 . 13, 14, 1 5 , 16. 16.6 . B miles out Rt 218. Call 614-266· 6261 . House- 3 BR . FA . CA. $6000, down Assume loan. Kyger Creek Schools Georges Creek. Ca ll814 -446-7757. FOR LEASE Apartment with completely remod eled kit ch en. · bath, bedroQm and livingroom. Available m1ddle of Augus t . S econd floor, corner Second and Pine Parkmg area provided. $22:5 pe r month, or S250. w1th ki tchen appliances furni s hed Call 614-446-2325 or 446- Pla1tic c istern state approved, plastic septi<: tanks, plaa1ic: culvens, me1al culvens RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jackson, Oh. 614 ·286· 6930 · ••ze 2 bedroom. 2600 aq ft 11ouse lor s ~ e by owner1 at 1096 Sunset Drwa. This house re- cently suffered fire damage and IS DHMed for Nil& ' 'as 111" Estimates f or total reconstruc- 4425 . tion are apprO !!-tmately S24,000 Merchandise Tht s ad w•ll run lor one week on!y . If interested call Sue M oulton. eJtec utnx of t he estate of Judy Pollock, at 614-446 51 Household Goods 3 SA home. 2 acres . Centrally loc ated neBr Albany, Athens, Meigs M1nes House in good 7671 . Go vemment Homoslrom01 . (U SWAIN "Don't be sir - I'm stU dYlfi • g J•ust a psycholog"st 1 feaC t• " AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive 51 , Gallipoli s NEW- 6 pc wood group- $39 9 Living roo m SUites - $199 -$599 Bunk tfeds with b eddmg· $ 199 Full11ze mattress & foundat1on S\ a.t l ng e99 Rad;nu s st8rt•og - 599 . USED - Beds, dressers bedroom · 1 oe 1lnquent tax property repa.r }QflS. Repouess1ons Call BOS-687 6000 ht GH~ 9805 tor current+------------,------------~ w11nger suites , washer. 5199 -$299 D eslin kse a coinplete repo hst 6 room house, two baths, new roof Nusesh wmdows. garag e 246 N. Fourth Ave , Middleport Make offer 614· 247- 4672 or 614 247 2532 Three beOroom br•ck home, large lwmg room. deck. free wate r-sept1c, Bh percent loan assumptiOn , f1ve minute!! to Point Pleasant. Aft er 5 p m., 3 04-675· 5306 2 or 3 bedrooms, double lot C lo.!le to !lchoals and .!ltores. $18 000 304 675-7833 4 bedroom, 1 V1 baths. base ment. cental air , 2 car gareg e. l yn n St Ne w Havftn, 304-882- 2956. 3 badroo m ,ouse. acre lot loc ated betwee n Gall1polis Locks a nd Goodyear Plant after 4 ·00 call 304 576-2683 or 5762101 35 Lots & Acreage 44 lot for sale Clearv1ew Estates 6 miles so ot Gallipolis on Rt . 7 For more mformat1on call Angie 8 :00 AM 6 00 PM - 614-4469445 . Nights 614-256-6888 or 256-1140 1 112 ae lot on ,Jerrys Run Rd Apple Grove. with rural water 304-576-2383 PRICED RIGHT ~ One acre bu1lding lots on Rt 2 at Ashton Pubhc wetBf end mob1le ho mes permitted. 304-576-2336 . One acre lots on Mason 80 at As hton, publ•c water. mo b1fe homes permjtted, $500 down S 160 per month 304-576 2336 Two lots on Sand Hill Road Three m1les from town , 304· 675-2848 32 Mobile Homes 1970 Cambridge 12x 70 · Gas hea t. 3 DR . , 1 'h bath E 11 tra ~1ee. Dis hwasher $8950 Call 614 46-0175 1974 Conco rd · 1 4 x70. total elec, 3 Br , nsw carpet Must se e Call 614-446-0175 : 14lll 70 w1th Blllpando· 2 Br , 2 bat,s new c arpet. utlhty roam Delivered and blo c ked , $ 10,500 Frnanc mg avallabh! Fre nch Cny Mob1le Homes. In c. Call614-446 -9340 1971 Fleetwood 14 Jt 6~ . 2 BR . b .tra large kitc hen Price redu ced Fr e nch C1ty Mob1le Ho m e!!. Call 614-446 -9340 Used Specials· 1973 New Moon 12lll60 2 BR 1 975 Challenger 12 )( 55, 2 BR 1971 R1heraft 12x 60, 2 BR . S ee at French City Mo b1l e Hom es Of Cal l 614-446· 9 340 Btg down payment. s hort t•me employment. o r past cred11 h• s tory stopp1ng 'you from buy· tng a home? Cons1der a reclaimed 14x70 Only S500 do w n & take over balance Pllym ents c heaper . han pay1ng rent Call MID OHIO FINAN · CIAL SERVICE at 772-1220 or 7 73 -3926 1 4• 7 0 Holly Park w1th 'h acre land . Tra1l e r loaded with extras. Rea s o na ble Ca ll 614 - 446 6 8 58 Fo r S ate or Rent 1984 14x65. fe n ced yard . 3 lot s R1 160 Eve rgree n Phone 61 4 -446 · 1 3 39 o r 446 -1 528 41 Houses for Rent N1eely fumtshed Sf!'all ho use Adults only . References re qu1red Oft s treet parkmg 614-446 -0338 P, 4 BR Mouse lor rent 3 m1 s o of Gallipolis 5300 a month plus dep Ref required . Call 6,4. 446-1615 Aftet 5·00 PM , call 446 1244 4 BR house on 1 acre. Excel locat1on Ref Call A-, Rul Estate Broker Call 304 -6755104 or675 -7738 . For rent or sale Will help finan ce or land contract . 10 yr old house~ 3 BR , Patr~ot V1llage Call 614-446-1340 or 446- 3870 1 ) 2 Bedroom 2 story 1n town . Dmmg room . fam1ly room . 1 year leaAe No Children 6300 a month 2) 3 Bedroom home in Rodney Village II , ~ baths . 6300 a month. 3) 2 88droom bn'"k below Swan Creek Den. full" basement, 1 car garage $250 a month . References, credit check and secu11ty depos•t requir.ed No pets allowed. W1seman Re al Estate 614-446 -3644 128 State St Vz of double Adults w1th 1 eh1ld acceptable Ref and See dep. reqUired Call 614-446-0254 3 BR .. unturn1shed . no garag e. 87 Spruce St . S250 Call 614-446· 2158 3 Br , fully equ1pped kitchen, CA N•ce 45 SpruceSt $300. Call 614-446 -2158 . 1979 Mob1le home & "'ce level lot. Excellent s hape w1th bUild· 1n g Ca l l 614 - 446 9293 a ny t im e Small house. furn1shed. 3 rooms and bath Water fur"' s hed Adults No pet s Ret & Oep Call 614-446-2543 1974 Total elecmc. 1 4~~t70 . 3 BR se t -up fo r woodburner , new carpet , apphances 28,000 BTU alf conditioner meluded . $7500 Call614-245 -,5163 Recently remodeled, 1 bed· room , 1n town Otf strem park· ing, wuher·drver References requned 614 - 992 -5912 or 614-992-6723 aher 6 .00 1976 Buddy MQblle Home 14x5 5 w1th 1 O~t32 add1t1on 1ncl udmg w oodburner Oy.oners moved -must s ell BestoHer Call 61 4 -446- 842 7 after 5 :3 0PM 3 bedroom 1n Middleport Deposit required. Call 614 -992 · With lar ge living ro om and bedroom ad d1 t1on located on 3 acres Call 614 742 -3149 after 5 00 pm 1979 Nas hua 1411 70. total elect· fi C 1 Y1 ba th , deck , with or w1thou1 satalhte d1sh . On rented lot . Call 614 992-6710. 1972 Ric h ardson 1 2x60 2 bed roo m, washer a nd dryer Bloc k an d u n derp1nn l ng 2 po rch es 66500 Call614-992· 2448 1972 Wmd so r, 12Jt70, 2 bod roo ms. woodburn er, air eondi· tJOn , deck. ewn1ng 66,100 304 675 1558 Mu!lt sell 12x 60 Sc hultz 304- 882 ·20,48 . ' 7 1 Holly Park 2 bedrooms. e xpando h\lln Q room , step up d1n n1ng area and k•tchen , newly deco ra ted a nd carpeted . cet1Ual a 1r, beautiful, $ 15,000 00 For a p po1n tm e nt call 304 - 67 5 · 1926 33 Farms for Sale 7 1 acres w oods and pasture Hou se. b a rn. & outbuildmgs located 5 miles h om Glenwood. W Va Call for appo1ntment Da ve O ' Neal Re al Estate Broke r. 3 04 -675 -1 5 80 J1m S taats 304-675 331 3 or J 0 Staats 304,675 ·6898 135 acres approx 20 acres of bottom land, 2400 lb. tobacco base. large barn, 3 outbUildings Mobile home hook-up Nice home aite. l o cated o rt\ Swan C reek Call 614-256 -1774 20 a cre farm with 3 DR house. Hannan Tra ce Road. Glenwood, W Va . for more mformation call 304-7'7 3-5118 or 773· 5186 after 5 00 34 2606 3 bedroom Adults 304-675· 4384 No pets. Small 2 bedroom house wit, ga;age unfurnished, good to ea· t1on . Ava• Iable Sept. 1 6t,. 304 675-2651 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Co mme rcial build10gs for l•ase. D o wn~ o wn Pt . Pleaunt. Stores. otf 1ces A -One Real Estate. Ca rol Yeager. Broker. Call 304- 675-6104 Furmshed Eff•dency 5145 Ut•h· tin paid. share bath . 607 Second Ave , Gallipolis Ph. 446-4416 att er ?PM Upstairs unfurmshed apa rtment Ut1ht1es paid. Carpeted, no chtld ren or pets Call614-446 -1637 Furn1shed apt next door to l1brary One pro less1o nal Adult only Park1ng Ph 446·0338 Furnu;: had apartm e nt , 52 10 ut•ht•es pa1d 1 bdr 920 Four1h. Gallipohs . Call 446 -441 6 af1er Furmshed downsta1rs, 3 l'ms and bath Clean, No pets Adults only Depot It and Ref Requ.red Call614-446 -1519 2 BR apts . 6 close ts . k1tc hen· appl furnished , Washer Dryer hook ·oP . ww c: arpet. newly painted. deck Regency trc Apts Call 304-675 -7738 or 675-5104 Remodeled upstairs, 2 BR , unfurnish e d . ut1l1t1es pa id Adults only 749 Se cond Ave Call 614-446 -1457 afte r 3 30 PM - For Rent AC . furnished 2 BR . mob1l e ,ome located at K & K on Eastern Ave $185 a mont, Dep and Ref requ•red Cell 614-256-1187 2 BR , furn1shed and modern Expando livingroom. City school d•stnct 314 3rd St Kanauga Call 614-446 -7473 . Mob•le Homes tor Rent Call 614-446 0527 after 2;00 PM N1ce furnl!lhed mobile home on Upper Rt 7 . 2 BR . water paid. $200 a month Call 614-245 · 5818 Furnished 2DR , c able available, AC , uver view in Kanauga. Fosters Mobile Home Park Call 614-446-1602 Nice. 3 BR ., trailet for rent in Rio Gra nde Call614-245-5152 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom mob1le homes for rent furnished. Ca11814 992 -7479 2 bedroom 1n Pomeroy . 8200. per month. Ca11814·992-6763 Furnished 3 bedroom mobile ,orne with washer and dryer No pets Phone 614-949-2253 Trailer for rent 12x65 . No c,tldren. Call 614-992- 2367 after 5 :00 . anytime weekends. 2 bedroom mobile home. V2 mila out Jancho Road. call after 5 p m ., 304 -676-6483 44 Apartment for Rent Nicety fwrnished, 2 BR apart· ment. N1ce location . AdultsonJy. Cell 614·448 -2404. ,, of used furn11ure . NEW - Western boota· 530 Wo rkboot s $18 & up \St eel & soft toe) . Call614-448-3159 . Count y Applian ce, In c Good us ed appliances and TV set s Open 8AM t o 6PM Mon t hru Sat. 614-446-1699 . 627 3 rd . Ave Ga llipOlis, OH Valley Furniture, n ew, & used large s ect1on ot quahty fu rn itur e 1216 Ea s t e rn A vo . . Gallipo lis · GOOD USED APPLIAN C ES Washers. dryers. refr,1 gerators , ranges . Skagg s Applianc es. Upper River Rd bes1de Stone Cres t Motel 614-446 7398 LAYN C'S FURNITURE So fas and cfl au s ~m eed fr o m 6395 to $995 Tabl es $50 a n d up to 5125 . Hid e-a -bed• $39 0 to 5595 , Re cl~ ners S2 25 to S376. lamps S28 to $1 2 5 DinetteS 09 and up to $495 . Wood table w -6 chairs S2 B5 t o 5796 . Des k $ ,00 up to $375 . Hutc,es 5400 and up Bunk beds compl ete w -mattreues 5295 and up to S 395 Baby beds $110 Mattr esses or bo • sprin gs ~ull or twin $68. firm 578. a n d SBB Qu een se ts $2 25, King $350 4 drawer c h est $69 Gun cabme ts 6 gun Gas or electric range S375 . Ba by mat tresse!l 535 & S45 . Bed fram as S2 0 . S30 & Kmg fram e SSO Good select1o n ot bed room su1tes. metal cabinet s. headb oard s S 30 and up to S65 S, 90 Da ys u me as cash w 1t, approved erf!dlt 3 Mi le-s out 8ulav1lle Rd .Open 9 a m to 5 p m Mon thru S al Ph 614 -446 0322 . PAR SO N' S FURNITUR E 1 & 2 DR . aJ)artments for runt Downtown Call614 - 446 · 3 ~19 or 446 0021 Furn1shed ,Apt · 1 Br S225 Utilities paid 701 4t, A\le. Gallipolis Call 614-446 -44, 6 after 8 00 PM Nic:e. 2 BR Apt. Ca ll 614-446 1024 Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartm ent s at V1llage Manor and R1\lers1d e Apart me nts in Mtddl e port Fr om 521 5 rncludmg utll1t1 es Call 614 -992 -7787 EOH • 2 bedroom ept s a nd house ln Middl e port a nd Pomeroy Pay own utilities. Call 614-99 2· 23B1 or 614-99 ,2 2720 Newly furnish ed apartment Workmg adult s only Ref and deposrt Ca ll 614 992 5942 affer 5 p m Apartmen t for ren1 ..n Pt Plea sant. Very n1 ce Cllll 614-99 2 · 5858 . 1 and 2 bedroom furn•shed apartments in · Middleport . All ut1ht1es pa•d Call 614-992· 5084 dey !I between 1 ~ - oo and 3.00 After 7 30 evenings 1 bedroom 1n Middleport Ut1h ltes included $210. per month Call614 -992-6763 1 bedroom upstairs apartment S160 per month plus ut•ht1 es deposJt Syracuse Call 614 992 -5587 or 614-992· 5732 In Middleport Third floor , 5 room and bath, clos ed · m back porch Oepos1t and reference required Call 614 992 -6026 APARTM ENTS, moblle hom es. houses . r ,. Pleasant and Galhpohs 6,4-446 -8221 2 bedroom lurnised apt , ref and depos•t . New Haven. W Va , 304 882 -3267 o• 304 773- 2 bedroom treiler, 14x70, 304· 676-5393. . Business Buildings 1 and 2 bedroom apartments tor rent Bas1c rent tor 1 bdr,, $183 00: 2bdr , 8219 00. Alao requtred a S 200 00 sec ur~ty deposit . CONTACT Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446· 3!197 Equel Ho u!llnQ Opponunity Modern 1 BR apartment Call 614-446 -0390 . Rentals 515.500 Call614-256-6476. Apartment for· Rent Rpm for Sale Mercervill e . Close to school Mo b1l e hom e and lot ready to m o 11e •nt o E.c el Cond 75 5024 3 rooms and bath. gas heat. ground 11oor., wuher and dryer hook up, no c,ildren. Immediate occupancy No pets. phone 304-675-4480 elllt 53 or 60 Rooms for rent. day Wflek month Gallia Hotel. Call 614446 -95BO Rent as low as 5120 month Furmshed room 576 Ut1ht1es pa1d Share bath Single male 919 Second Galhpohs Call 446 -4416 after 7pm ~~~----~~~ lo ­ Ne w wood 6 pc living roo m suttes , $3 99 9 5 Ne w hv1n g room su ites fr om $ 1 79 95 to S700 , Ch est o f drawers 4 drawer, $48 , 5drawe r 559 95: End tables from S69 95 set Used Fu rn1ture· bedroo m su it es , full su ed beds tw1n be ds and rock e rs Aechners h om 899 9 5 and up THE WORKIN G MAN "S FRI END Tree 8o stu mp remo val, c ha1n lmk fe nces , mulc h. st one top s011. spraymg, firewoo d , evergreen s Oon 's landsc apes , 614 -44 6 9646 16 ' AERO Craft t~1 - hull with 55 Johnson . 2 ·8 gal. ' tankl, ski' s and eqwip . Runs excel t1760. Caii814-266 -676B . 614-367-0869 76 Muting board. Call 614 -245· 9 297 or 2 4 5-60 57 betwee n Queen SIZe qu11t topa· Mapl e leaf. Shamrock, a nd Tree of l1t e. Call 614-446 ·0475 or after 5 00 -3 67 -72 8 9 614-446 -7444 PARSON ' S FURNITUR E Ne w wood 6 pc livmg w ood su1 te s S399 9 5 c hest of dre w · ers . 4 drawe r· 548 , 5 dra~e r · 559.95, mattress & bo,11 spriNgs full !IIZB; 31 2 COli. S149 95 ~e t · twm mattresses. $95 set THE WORKIN G MAN 'S FRI END K1ng S1 ze 8 ooh case Waler bed . complete, $239. Ma ttress Wate rbed and Furmtu re War e · house 98 Colu mbu s Rd , Athen s. Oh1o 45701 614 59 3-7191 . Mag •c Ch ef gas rang e. bronz e Exc ellent eond1t1 0 n 575 firm Fre nch prov1nc1al ch est e nd kn ee hole desk $75 ap1 eee Ca ll 614-99 2 ·72 1 5 . 2 Early Ame r,can s tyle love se a t sofas for !Ia Ia 560 for both Ca It 814-992 -2413 afte r 5 :00p. m Ne w brown and wh1t e !Iota , loveseat. chair and ottoman. $ 325 .00 See He nd e r son laundermet 52 CB.TV, Radio Equipment Good , used color tv 's· po rtab le and flo or mod els C!i tl614 -446 · 1149 9·30 -4 .30 57 Musical Instruments lo cat ed in Ce nt e n a ry righ t o ff 141 , 'I• m1 on l mcoln P1ke 58 Bundy Cler10 et, used 1 year. 5225 Call614 -446 0936 1 984 Esco rt, stand ard tr a n s . 1 976 Honda 5 00 · T Radnose Bea gl e pups . Ca ll 614·367 7230 Fru it & Vegetables Red ru p beuies. Pick your oW'l<n or we pi c k. C ~ H Taylor 's Be rry Good deep w ell pump, com· · Patch 614· 245 · 5 064 cr 4146· 8692 . plet e. c heap 8 '/• " s k1ll saw Ca ll 61 4-446·0155. Wood d ining roo m table Wit h 4 chalf$ a nd buHe t, $2 00. Call 614· 446 -8926 . Ca taly llc con\lefters, on ly $89.95 Most mod el• lns talla· t1 on al so availa ble Mu ff ler Man . 9 S timp son Ave . Athe ns. Oh io 1·800-843 -3767 1 98 5 Grave ly Walk · ll ~ hmd BHP with snow blad e. Very good cond tt• on 1 98 5 Hond111 CR2 50 . Good shap e. Ce ll 614 9 92 6710 Girls bike s for !!ale. Call 61 4 99 2-5732 afte r S 30 pm Quality FrUi tl a nd Vegetables retail and wh ole. ale. B & S Prod uce 8e rou fro m P i n ~ Hu t Gallipolis Ohio. Ve llow F; ee st o n e Cann i n g Peae, es Now Available. Call fo r \lart et1es and pn ees 'BOB 'S MARKET Mason 773 -5721 Open 7 Days CONCORD GRAPE S - Ju •ee · Je lly · Jam l able-Ut1n g. Wilson Vineya rd. le ata rt Sand Hill Ao ed, 2 v1 m•l es 1rom traHie light on Rt 62 no nh Po mt Pl easa nt $4. 10 lb basket t1 4 · 40 lb Please no slll es, on Sund ay .304 67 6 2 679 1976 C he vr ole t Mon za , l ow mil eage. runs good. S500 23 in ch co lor TV $ 100 Ca II 614-9 92-5396 pre fera bly a tter 6 0 0 pm MO'>I Ing , mus t &"II Botens 14 HP tracto r w 1th 4 a ttach me nt s. S1200 080 7 p c pine bed · room su•te. S3 !lO. Sear, J;lehu · midif• er. s 1 2 5 , 4 pe . llv1ng roo m su•te, $150 , Homellte Ch a m S11 w (Model 955) , 5150 Sean S ump P ump. 525 Laqje d og bo• . S25 OBO Call 6 14 · 3677702 . Remode hn g JI Bedsprttada , drap · e ries. 1 qUi lt Char lott e Wr e n . 1 62 Mtd w ay , Nuw Ha-..en . W v. TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS. ho t re blu ei ng now 1llking or d e t orders for c ustom Mll u&efS c•ll 304 -6 7 5 -4 63 1 Roo m $1 ze. Pe r ~ t an rug , 8 .1.t 2 , Sea rs S 1 50 30 4 -675-454 8 18 hAgs Alummu m D••do 304 · 675 4 22 8 Farm Supplies & Live stock 61 Farm Equipment C RO S S & SON S U S. 35 Wes t, Ja ckson, Oh10. 614 286-64S1 Meuey Fe rguson , Ne w Holland Bu sh Hog Sales & Se rv•ce Over 40 used tr1e-tor1i 10 choote fr om & compl e te line- o f ne w & u sed equ1pm ft nt lar gest selact io n in S.E Ohio. BOO Ford t ra ct or. pl owf, disc. 5 ft Fo rd bus h hog. 1)46 0 200 gat. s pray tank. S 29& Ca ll 614 -286 -662 2 71 Autos for Sale 1982 Ford Van 50,000 m•les $3860 1984 Ford Tempo. auto , PS , PB., AC ,, AM -FM stereo . S3695 Call614-286 -6522 1984 Ponha c Sunblt d , 2 tonec 4 dr , 6 s pd . AC . 4 new radial tires. s un root Exc el cond ., ni ce Call 614 · 256-6 2 76 197D Ford Pint o R una good Gody e~tc el 5700 , Ca ll 614 44 6 -1 2 14 ah e r 6·00 PM 19 84 Reliant SW Vfl ry good cond Load ed . 5369&. C_a!1614· 44 6- 2 300 . 1977 Tflu nd erbtrd . Needs wor k S300 C•ll 614-256- 688 7 1975 Datao n w1gcn, re built mo tor nltW par1 s ures. need p•int , run1 e.~.cel , $500 C11t 614-446 -334 () 1973 Ford LTO 2 d r good eo nd t3 5 0 Ca ll 61 4 -3 8 8 · 6996 . 1978 Bu1ck Sky lark . V 6, rebu•ll engm e. 61 ,0 00 miiM $900 . Clll614 -4461 271 . Stainless steele• haus t ays t.,m s Now c u stom made for your truck. mot or home or c lallrcear, With life tim e warranty Muffler M1n , 9 S timpsof'l Ave , Athent, Oh io 1 -80 0 -843 -3767 197 8 Honda Accord . S&OO . Call 6 14- 9 9 2 5818 1978 Pl..-m tJu thM orizon -4 door. AC. PS t 976 OldsCUt l•n Supre rhft 2 door ha rd t op PS . P8 , AC , 111 ut o Ne wly ptunt • d C11ll 6 14 · 992· 3989 a ~,r to , ' 75 Chovy P•C k· up, 6 c vl . ' "'"' good &look•good 5 1 , 200 Ca n see PV Apn 4.29 Cy pren Ct . P1 PI 85 Plymo u th Ho u zo n a-c . every. th1ng 14 ,600 . 8 2 l TO Ford I 2.000 Ellferythlng . 8 oth go od co"d 30• · 17~ · 4 3 76 t 975 Tran i Am 82,000 , 1981 Hond a 750cc. 2. 6 00 miles, 1 1,500, 304 8 75 662 4 Bars. c h ains. and sprocket• to fit • alm os t a ny sa w SID E R S ' 86 CatfUII(), PlontM:r s te reo, e•c EQ UIPM ENT CO . Hen defto n. eo nd low m•1 n 304 6 75 · W, Va 30-· 675 · 7421 2229 Ne w Holland 71 7 forage harveJ · 1975 Ford LTD run t good . ter. Ne w Holland "46 7 7 tt h• 'f' 76,00 0 mlll)l 304·4 6 8 · 1638 b1 nd. Ge hl grinder miu r All good cond it 1on 304 · 273 -42 1 5, 1974 Dodge S port. runs good . D6 Cat e rpill ar do .z:er . e• c cond. 1ome rult , e au 304 -876- 75t 1 will se ll or tr •i1e for s m• ll'" 1979 Votll sw agen, good cond . dOll.lf :3 04 · 576 -28 23 ne«ts • ng 1ne. c all lOA-676" 3897. 62 Wanted tp Buv Trucks for Sale 55 Building Supplies Bwld1ng Mate ri als Block br~ ek . sewer p ~ p es . wm dow s, lint els, otc C laude Wm ters R10 G rand e, 0 C11 ll 6 14 . 245 61 21. Con c retf! bloelts 1111 si res ya rd o r de live ry Mason s and Gallipol is Block Co , 1 23'11 Pin e S t , Gallipo li s . Oh10 Ca ll 614-446- 2783 Ready m111. con cr ete and a ll conc ret e supplies Call us Valley Broo k Ce m tmt And Su pplies 304-773-523 4. Pets for Sale Groom and S upply Shop -Pet Gro o m1ng A II br ee d s . A 11 styl es Juh e We bb Ph 614 -4460231 Dra gonwynd Ca ttery Ken n el CFA H•malflya n Pers•l'ln a nd S1amese k1t1e ns . AK C Ch o w pupp1 es New k1tt ens, S1am ese a nd H1me ley an!l Ca ll 614 -446 3844 aft e r 7PM . Full Blooded Cocker Span1el, mate 2 yf s ol d $75 Call 6 14 -388 -889 0 Toy m ~t lePo odle · red , $ 150 Toy ma le Po odl e-red for stud service Call 614 ·446 -8926 AK C Samoyed pu.ppyfe male. 1 2 weeks old 304 576 272B o r 675 -3466 1-----------.L...----------~ Now bu yin g l hBU co rn or oar corn Call for lale• t quotes Rive r C1ty Fa rm Supply . 614·44629 85 63 livestock Duroe Bo ars Bred just like the bo a n we tfts tad at th fl Oh io Testat io n that ga ined ove r 2 .6 lb s pe r day. Ao ge. Be ntley S abina . OH 513· 684 -2398 . Wor k Ho rse lor n le APP!9• 1.000· 1.200 lb s 1300 Ca ll 6 14 -367-7118. Regis tered Quarter Hor se. Ma rtJ and Colt. 1600 Call 61 4-256 · 6 309 Re· bt ed Quart e r ho rse mare with 2 week old colt S700 Also . Salt & Pe pper colored Stallion. 5250, Bay Stall io n, 614 -992 -2353 1 978 Dodge t,alt ton ptck-up No ru st Na w tire1 t9 5:0 Ca ll 614" 367 7609 I 978 Fo rd F 160, 4•4 . shari t te r fi de, a ut o Loo ks a nd ru nt good ! 1260 Ca ll 614 · 247 4 292 19 77 Fo rd F-160 p1ck -up. Runs grea t an d in real good eondit•on All now brak M a nd alm ost new tHea 614 -992 -650 5 o r 61499 2-6 776 '79 C hev y C10 ' BO Dodge Diplo mat tall 304- 895 -3630 before 3 00 pm 1984 Chevy S 10 Supe r Call. air, PS . PB . 11iding b•ck w1ndow , 304 -675-798 5 73 Vans 61 4-446·0749 6402 Ducks 51 0 0 eac h. 304 -676 1926. 64 Hay & Grain 600 bush els- last years e81 corn. 52 25 per bus hel Butlers Her e · ferd Farm l ower R1ver Ad After 6 00 PM , call614 -266-6518 1000 bales Alf•lta , Clover, T1mothy 1500 bales millled hay. W1ll deliver w1thrn 3 miles of Rutl•nd. 614-742 2716 " '76 J eep CJ6, 258 6-c yl. , motot Good eond $ 1 doo 304-675 · 7375. 1976 F"rd auto PS. 61 , 000 tl 1,400 00 46 Space for Rent Ranget" halt t on V-8 P8 . sliding gi na, mil e s , c l e11 n , 304 -468 -1916 . 1979 Power Wagon. AC , PS short bed. 60, 000 mil es , also 1978 Super Cab F-250, 4 speed, long bed, Reec e hitch , 1 978 Ch~ttokee . Auto. PS . air. loaded. Take your pick or trade fo r 4 or 6 cylinder truc k 304 -675-142B 1984 Dodge half 304 -675-3429 • ' 79 Motors Homes & Campers Dobbs. (0:30) Ill cr21 1111 Wheel of Fortune $8500 Call 814-448-2589 iEll Benson Captain Midnight 1 97 S C hamp ion. 27 h .. serfc on t aine d . AC , g e neutor . 165 00 Call 6U · 367-0fi • .l even1ngs . (D 1973 D odg e Way farer Motpr home Cl•n A Good cond .. 868 0 0 Ca ll 6 U · Z61 · 1332 9'' 256 1 307. • Ht \\1\. A :\U EH:\EST · . HOME COMPU~T:_::ER=._S__:.--;::--r:-11--:::- 1970 Ch at eau C1mper for Nle, 17 h , 1600 00 30- · 67~ · 6 651 ' 1973 truc k c •mp• r. 10 \1, ti , tultv cont1 lned. S600 .00 304· 1!i7 fi · 44 35 ,.._ Serv1ces • Office Space for Rent Excellent for Attorneys, Ac countant, etc Close tO Court House Call Wiseman Real Estate Agency. 614-446-3644 1973 Delta 88 New exhaust. new brakes, V-8 , au to Call 614·446-B195 Large lot Bulevillu-Addi son Rd. Available Sept 1 Call614·446· 4265 after 4 30 PM . 1975 Ford Ltd Runs goad . New tires B~ latr AC., AM· FM Stereo. Call 614- 379-2607 Off1ce Space for rent , E Jteel downtown Gallipolis location. lnqu1ries call614-446 -4222 1 9B4 Olds. Cutlass Supreme Auto .• P.B .. PS .. cruise control. lit, AM ·FM radio . Call614· 367- COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy Rental treihtrs Call 614-992- 7479. Space for small trailers All hook-ups. Cable. Also eff1C1encv rooms, Btr and cable Mason, W.Va. Call"304-773-5661 . SPACES FO" RENT - Tra1let lots. At. 1, Locust Road. bade of K l!o K. 304-675-1076. Autos for Sale "It's either the most Important astronomical discovery of the century, or a firefly on the end of the telescope." ton 4Jt4, '(t>uf? 1986 HD Tourglid e- E.C Lowers, Pereo, light bar· other aece uones 85996 Call 614446-6336 . Day or 446-4411 , Even. 198& Honda S:RX 4 wheeler 200 $1200 Call 614-388- 9669 1976 Harley Dav ld11on Sponster. 12400. 614 -992-3461 . 1 978 Toyote GT. 6 llPd coupe, AC , PB . AM ·FM . Asking 8950. Caii614 -446 -1GOB . 1983 Yamaha IP 426. UOO hc;ellent Condition . 304 -676- 1982 Maz~a 8215 luxury . Ex. cond Asking $4000. Call 614 ~ 446 -1967 ' 84 Kawa ..kl KX500, new cha•n and sprocket. good rubber, - &900.00. 304-882-2.28 1969 Harley 4&. needs parta, $1 ,000 .00. 304-882 · 2688 El) (!J Tales of Tomorrow 7:35 ill Sanford and Son 8:00 I]) Hell Town People vs W1lhe lhe Goal 0 crl 1m The Cosby Show Denise d1scovers the dttference between high school and college (R) t:;1 ® NFL Football [IJ MOVIE: Hanky Panky (PG) (1:50) 0 ()) Sledge Hammerl racketeer. (R) 1;1 C!l Wild Amenca Mar ty catches a cutthroat to study 1t lace to fac e at LeHardy RapidS (0.30) Q ®1 1!1 @ Scarecrow and Mrs. King Pnceless earring , SWEE PER 1nd 1ew ln9 m.c:hlhe rl'l pli r, pan t . and aupplle& Pick u p •nd delivery, O• via Y•c uUin C lea n•r . one hilt mll• u p Geor ges CritH Rd . C•ll e14 4•&·0294, • stolen Clunng Grenada ~ns1ng , shows up 1n D.C.(R) ill Survival Special Th is film te ll s the story oi b1son protected 1n a Polish forest ~ON : S Tel • \mion hrv i ~p . Kou te c.•lls on RC A Oua,.r, GE Spectalinv In Z~it h e.u 3 04· &76· 2 39 $ Of 614 ·446 · . 2&54 8 Primenews Wrap ups of the day's world news and 1n 11-\AT MENJS depth lealure reports . (1 .00) llJ) MOVIE: The Driver (AI (1:31) . fJ) (D MOVIE: Northwest 5H£'S CCX);JIJG Mounled Police EEK & MEEK Fe tty Tute Tummtng 1tump remo11 al . C11t 304 -11 6 -1331 Rot 1ry o r cabl e 1001 driltlnSJ Molt w ell1 eo mphrttldnme day Pump a•les snct letvl.ce JO• · 8 95 -380 2 8:05 00 MOVIE• Destination Tokyo (2 ·15) 8:30 0 crl @ Act II In th e ' second aq ol her hie ' a St•rk s Ttee • nd U.wn Ser..., lde, lawn e •r • land scaping , l turftp rem ov• l. 304 - 6 76 - 2842 Or 676- 2903 succe ssful actress IS newly married Denver OL IVE R& Tree Tr immmg . top· ping t rrmming , pru,.ing d.-d woo d. ~Jo rm dam t v• tlk'e derw rs FroM EIHm•t• s . 304 675-381 7 children . [IJ The Charmongs Enc IS 1 2 inche s tall after dnnk1ng Lll han s diet supplement. (R ) 0 ••• Carp et ln ttt ll fld l'!l' ondfV thf'\.1 S at urday , work guannteed Free es umat u 304-875 101.0, 9.00 t ill 6 00 Alter 5 .00 304 6 75 2288 §! , MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ~~~~----~--~ r CAN'r R&IIEMBER 'M" ERE Plumbing & Heating 1 HID MY REOR?f<TCARD WHEN SCHOOL- I:ONDED LA6T J1J N E SOAAEONE W IL L- PROO•( BLY FIND IT AND CONATF IT TO 71-jE 6M ITH6CNIAN, \ __..._ / £)"('ill!!"·" CAIITE R'S PLUMBING AND 11EATING Cor . Fourth and P1ne Gelhpolls. Ohio Ph a ne 614 U8 · 3888 ar 614 US -4477 and moves t o to live w•th her hu sband and h1s thre e ; DI D I DETECT A NOTE' OF f:.AI<CA.SIIA I N THERE ~ I Sneak Previews 9:00 11J 700 Club 0 crl @ Cheers Sam and Diane buy a house. bu1 her sympathy 1eopard1zes lhe move. (A) 0 [IJ Our World 1;1 (!) 1!D Mystery! Holmes must prove a young soliC itOr mnocent of murder. 0 ®1 1!1 @ MOVIE: 'Lovesick' CBS Thursday Movie C I!}) Larry King Livel In depth mterv1ews wtth top newsmakers and celebrlttes . E lectrica I & Refrigeration 9:30 0 crl 1m Night Court Chr•sttne's shocked and Dan funous when new judge li st Res ide ntial or commerc•al wlr ing . New service or repalra licensed fllflctriel1n htim•t• free. Ridenour EleCiric•l 304: · 675-1786 1s posted . (R) 10:00 11J Straight Talk 0 crl 1m LA. Law Kuzak wages an uphill ba111e agamst a savvy defense attorney. (R) m. Q ()) 2Q/20 C!l 'Kloth County Journal [J) ~'News - _/ llll Evening News A wrap up ol today·s news and a look BARI'!EY WHV DON'T YOU ASK YORE- BROTH ER BLESS YORE SONES, PAW c '' 6U88A" TO STAV FER SUPPER. MPlW? General Hauling D1l lard Wa1e r Service Po~l s ~1st e tn s , Walls. Deliver~ An'-'· 11mo Ca ll 614-446· - 404-'Ho Sund ay calls ' ahead to tomorrow 's news S10rleS. (1 :00) 10:30 (]) Great Amerlcen Outdoors (0.30) ' J & J Wat e r Serv• ce Sw•rr-ming pools ci st e rn s, wells Pt. 614245 9285 ... [!l Tony Brown's Joumal fJl (D USA Tonight R_ & R Water Service Hom f! CIST P. rs w e lts, pools filled Fo rmerly Jame s Boys Wat ers Ca ll 304 -6? 5 -6370 YIJM ...!'LUET 1\-IE SAI.AP PRESSIH6 ... ~ over a - - . O Com plete t he chuck le quoted . . . . . . • by Idlin g •n the m•ss1ng words L-...,1.-..L.-.J...-'--'--' you develop fro m ste p No. 3 below YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-LETS ' ANSWERS Nugget ;_ Twill :_ Crimp - Lancst - Dump truc k deliyery COJII, '' ston e. s and. gravel, 1ill and 1 uwdust Phone 304 -675'- 1 3190 - .., 1 Mowrey 's Upholstermg se rving tri county area 22 years Th e belt •n lurniture upholstenng. Call 304 - 675 - 4154 tor" fre 'e est•matf'IS WRITING "I don't know if t'm go1ng to like beCOming an adult, " sighed a coed. "My 1dea of getting dresged up is washing my hair and wearing at-shirt w1th no WAITING on 1t. " ~--~--------~~ BRIDGE NORTH • J 10 3 .A84 • Q7 6 3 +AH James Jacoby East's silence was golden +K 2 •1o s 3 +10842 +J643 SOUTH +96 5 .KJ76 5 +A95 +K 10 No bndge player likes to let the opponents play one spade 1f there's a chance he and his partner can play and , make a part-score or even a game. So it.is very commoo for a player to com· pete when the bid 1s about to be passed out at the one-level . Unfortunately, sometimes your partner may think you have a better hand and get you to a dangerously high level. Thus today South found himself m three hearts, wondermg how he could best make nine tncks. The opening lead of the two of clubs led to the first inference - apparently West d1d not hold A-K of spades. (He would have led the king.) Declarer won the J3Ck of clubs with his king. -Now how would you play the heart suit? Normally .the right play with eight cards between your hand and dummy and with the Q-10-9 missing is to play to the ace and then back to the jack. You hope that the queen is on· side . However, you have seen the club jack played from the East hand, you can infer that he has the king of spades, and so you have to ask yourself if it is possible for East to also hold the heart queen. The answer to that ques· PEANUTS HEI'. BUG, DON'T YOU GET BORED ROLLER 'SKATING BY '(OURSELF? YOU NEED A PARTNER 9-Z-87 EAST WEST +AQB74 .Q2 +KJ +Q982 By James Jacoby Vulnerable : Both Dealer: West 1. West East South Pass Pass Pass Pass 3. Pass Pass 2. North Openmg lead: +2 twn should be no, because w1th that queen East would hold six high-card points, enough to respond to the onespade opening. So declarer played a heart to dummy's ace and then a heart back to his king, dropping the double· ton queen in the West hand and mak· mg his contract. A new book by James Jacoby and his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now avarlable at bookstores. It is •Jacoby on Card Games," published by Pharos Books © 198'1, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. l.SultOP~ta' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 4 Snoopy's foe 1 Water 5 Scold pitcher 6 Moslem 5~ prayer Rathbone call 10 Old facts 7 Food fish 11 Tranquil 8 Give -12 Guide whirl 13 Turkish 9 Hire mountain 11 Sapient 14 Entered on 15 Coming 16 Wine before 18 Aerialist's 16 Garlic safeguard section 21 Dazzle 17 Designate 22 City near 18 Not a soul Salerno 19 African 24 Tramp beast 25 Burden 2() Make neat 26 Happening c28 "- Girl" (Streisand Yesterday's Answer 21 East Indies 33 Crowd butter 34 Soul 23 Puritanical (Fr.) one (sl.) 35 Limb 27 Obje ctive 37 Tatter 28 Monk 38 Rooney's 31 Ruminant f~rst mate 32 Outburst 39 Directed film) 29 Teleost fish 30 Concurred 32 Response to a pun 33 Spanish wine 36 Spoken 40 Western , e.g. 41 Rescue 42 Engender 43 Old oath DOWN 1 Building annex 2 Trouble 3 Memorable 9/2 ®l Ill® AX'rDLBAAXR isLO\!GFELLOW (!) NFL"s Greatest Performances of '86 (T) l!l Sign Oft and l1nanctal 1'1 R & M Custom Couches and Reuph ols tnry, St Rt 7, Crown C•tv . Oh 614-256 -1470 Eve 614 -446-3 438. Open ca1iy 9 t~ 4 .30, Sat 9 ·30 to 1 30. Old & new Uphos tered. om the possib1li11es for Africa to synthBSIZo vaned hontages @ Moneyllne Current reports on world economics I Upholstery om riJ 1m News I!]) fhe Afrlcane A look at Forme rly l< e .., ·s now John ' s Water Servtce. John Waner15 on I Jr Own er 1,000 or 2 ,000 g. j I se r"-Jiee. 304 -576 -2248 ':' 87 I T UB0 NY h:,......,I,;_..;;..I...::..,I"'B....:.;.I..:....,I-:9-1 11 :00 crl Remington Steele Second Base Steele .. \ 74 Motorcycles 7:05 ill Andy Griffith 7:30 0 IJ) (j) Newlywed Game ® Speedweek (T) O CI) Judge ®J Wheel of Fortune t:;1 I!}) Crossfire (0 30) Ill @ 1m Jeopardy! t;1 llJl Soap Sledge 1S t(ied for the m urder o f the city s b1~ est WAT E,PROOFING Uncon dft iOnll lifet ime gu8f ln· tee loc•l rt l8fenC" fu•nishtiid F1el!l H t irnat u Cstl r:oll..:t 1 $14 -237-0481. d.-; or n ith t A oge r s 8 a , e m • nt Watlltf"pt OOfln Q ' 1976 Kawasaki K:z 750. 7600 m1las, $460 Cell 614·258· 6867. 8898 ALTE'~ ALLEY OOP Watter s on ' s Wat e r Haul ing 1 reaso nabl e rate s, 1mm ed laui : 2,000 g allo fl delivery cistern s, 1 pools. w e ll e tc call 304 -576- 1 . 7543. 1985 f ·260 p1ck -up. 4 wheel drive 16500 Call 614-446· To BASEMENT ' 84 Black Blazer , 4 x4 Tahoe package, &9 ,000 00 304-676 · 1387 •• • fiome Improvements 2919 71 . NoW, THIS ?A!?Y WILL ~y fOr< ITSeLf IN No Tlfv'lt: --·you CAN USE IT UTIL-ITY BIL.LS! 85 I A grandmother is a person With too much wfsdom to let that stop her from making a fool o( herself and f1nanctal news wtth Lou 1975 Sprintlllf Motor Home. 22 It self -cont ai ned Low mileBQ ~ · 84 i ' r.....,B~L;.,.::E:.,:-F..;A.;--11 ..: 6 _ . _ _ s 1 I I I fJl (D Tom Corllett, Space Cadet 6:35 00 Carol Burnett 7:00 I]) Remington Steele Thou Shalt Not-Steele 0 rn PM Magazine ® SportsCenter (L) ill Entertainment Tonight 0 [IJ People's Court C!l I!]) MacNeil/ Lehrer NewaHour (1.00) ®1 News I!}) Moneyllne Current reports on world econom1cs 1 800-843-3767. 82 1 l York. (0 :30) Struts, t119 95 Pair, installed . Mos t mod~ s. Muffler M1n , P Stlmps an Alffl Athe n• . Oh10 81 HORGU llJ) Jefferson• Paul Ru pe. Jr. Wat e r Se rv ic6 t Call 61 4 -446 -3171 Pool!lo . cl tt-~ erns w ells. 1 3631 Transportation Auto Repair YAHDYE I I I 1· I I ; 1he entertatnment world is i;~nchored ltve frorn New 8o 4 W .O. 1980 Dot:lg A Ram Va n, Call M••ed hay &1 bale on wag o n Hey fo r beddmg 60c 304-675 5579 other hours 19 76 Fotd ~ to n p ic kup. hir r;ond Call 614- 379 -2884, 1350 C•ll614 388-9663 Young S1mment•l Bull E• cel lent bloodline. Call 614 -2 66 77 1981 Dodge Omm S600 Cell 614 •992 -3757 o r 614· 992 7 19 2 72 Rooms for rent by week or month Call 614 -992-7521 , T~UI< ~OVE:. ' t:;::::;::::;:::::;::::=::-r;.===;;:::;:;:;;:~;::;;:i Bund\- Trumpet for sale Good cond ition. Also Kimball Organ for se1e .Has Drums and several other 1nstruments Call 614· 992 3 64 0 . After 5 .00 p m . 56 NOW THAT';; Dual exhaUtt ltiitl, 199.96 M'l · · ·stalled Mott Fords. Ch..,V trucks . Vans. 4114'a. Mutfter Ma n 9 Stimpson A~ . Athena, Oh io, 1-800-843-3787 ~ Ne w & Used baby 1tems · d11pla y strollers no w S39 95 Doubl e m ott ers, $4 2 50 . Ne w & us ed bik es· d ispl a y b1kes now 534 95 (onl y 2 ot th es8), s louc h so c ks now $6,10- 6 pr , pkg . Tool shamm e rs S2 9 S Sllw blad es. $2 00 . e1c , plus a lm e of u sed lurniture Port e ble L1g h1 et1 S tgn , Letters # 299 F1 ee doh\lcrv and teuers West Vi rgmu1 800 -6 4 2-24 34 o r Ohio 800 533 3 4 53 CAPTAIN . • w Oll {!) Dr. Who [J) Owl TV t;l llJl Good Times fJl lD Space Patrol 8:05 00 Alice 6:30 0 IJ) 1111 NBC Nightly News ® Winner's Circle (T) [IJ 0 (I) ABC News t;l C!l Nightly Business Report ®1 Ql Oll CBS News IIJl Wooeter Square 1!11 ShowBiz Today News of .._----;---,---'---- lc ~ VIR A Ope n 5 days a week 9 till 7 Closed on Su n & Mon . 4p m o rn m o [IJ 1m 1111 News ® SportsLook (T) U•ed and rebuih transmiuiona. ln,ernally inspected aod guann· teed . InstallatiOn IVIilable. We buy junk tranS!fiiSSiona Call 614-446· 0986. ~ M·12 Winc h est e r 20gauge lull choke. Wa rm mo rning wood stove Call 614-446 -34 13 Four 1 4 tn Ch Chr om e Wif e nm s 304 -6 7 5 4 392 Save aiQ t Check us out fo r carp et a nd fur n 1t 01 e 9 lll 1 2 Carpe t, $50 6 p1 t!:Cfl woo d hv1ng room sun, 539 9 , Mollo h an Furn1ture. Upp er A1v e r Rd Call Auto Parts & Accessories 7•00 PM -10·00 PM ~etal 6:00 I]) Crazy Like a Fox Till Death Do Us Part 16 ft ski boat, Mar cruise Inboard, til t traihtr. run1 great. $1 , 200.00. 304-676-6815 Ouahty fire wood fo r sala. 825 a pick-uP-load Bidwell , OhiO Call , 614-446-8375 3· k•tchen cab•ne ts . Ca ll I 1983 16 ft Bayllntr bolt with trail•. 86 HP Chrysler engin•· Phone after 4 3 0 . 614-992· 7663 Wallpaper Mill Outlet at the Spring Valley Plaza Beeu t 1ful f111JW patterns in stock . 30 per cent off Me1 a 1 dbubl e bed w1th mattt ess & bo 11 s prm g. Go od cond itiOn $1 25. Call 614 446 -2 l 51 af1 e r New Hot Pomt 16 cu It refflg , fros t fr efl 1ce m akef alm on d . $45 0 S ta ndar d Hot P o~nt alec range , almond 5275 or bot h for $700 Call 614 2 56-17 39 or 44 6 -6199 , Boatsand Motors for Sale Pontoon Boat· 60 HP . Johrison, trailer . •2750 Clll 814-4484043 after 8 ·OO PM . 4- 1 00 Watt P.A speakBfs 1479'. condition . Only 10 yrs . old. Aleu.nder school . 837,500 Agent owned. Hockmg Vally Realt or 614- 592-5252 Even•ngs 614-698 -5491 , 614-992- KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®br Lerry Wright news w1th Lou Dobbs (0:30) ~ Tales from the Darkslde fJ) (D Love Connection 11:051ll MOVIE: Brother John (PGI (1 :34) 11:30 0 (I) illl Tol\lght Show (!) SportaCenter (L) (I) WKRP In Cincinnati Q [IJ Nlghtllne t:;1 ®l Trapper John, M.D. ali Sports Tonight Act10n packed ·sports highlights with N1ck Charles and Jim Huber. (0:30) Ill illl U.S. Open Highlights ® Trapper John IIJIIl Late Show t2:00 I]) Burne and Allen ® SportaLook (T) (I) Nlghtllne t:;1 llt [IJ More Real People One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes the iength and formation of the words are all hints. Each code letters are different. day the CRYPTOQUOTE 9-2 s y H Q S B U l) B S A K GNBAVYU B L YP B Z Y BPXQVU ZPBVU .M X H J A 0 X W HYOBQKY S A K AVOXWY J B K WAUVAZSD BVXV Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: A MAN IS RICH IN PROPORTION TO THE NUMBER OF THINGS HE CAN AFFORD TO LET ALONE . - HENRY THOREAU _ �6-lhe Ohio Lottery Meigs at Belpre Friday Daily Number 921 Pick 4 0242 Super Lotto 21-38-1 0-9-32-25 Page 3 YEAR VARSITY -These Meigs algh School girls will be leading the cheers this football season for the Meigs Marauders.' They are, front, I to r, Leah 1984 1986 1985 1986 1985 1985 1984 1981 1985 1981 1984 1983 ' ' Doidge, Susan Sandy; second, I tor, Dena Manley, Jodie Ervin; third. I to r, Amy Epple, Krista Roush; fourth, Ito r. Kitn Eblin, Kim Calvert. Girl named contest runner-up Kenda Rizer, granddaughter Kenda for her volun teer service. of Mrs. Gertrude Rizer a nd She accumulated 1,573 volun teer daughter of Glenn Rizer, Racine, hours over the past year. After was fourth runner-up to Ohio the even ing gown competition Moder n Miss in the scholarsh ip which was judged live in front of pageant held over the weekend at the audience. of the 20 g irls the Columbus Marriott Inn competing Kend a was among the top eight finalists. North. Contestants were . judged on The top eight finalists were schola s tic ach ievement. volun· given a rose to present to a leer service. in ter v.tew and even· specia l friend in a rose cerem· lng gown presentation . ony. Kenda gave he r rose to Ke lll For being fourth runner-up, Lynn Bailey. Sponsoring Kenda Kenda was presented a trophy. in the compe tition we re K and J She a lso received a scholarship Co nstruction , Pomeroy; J . D. for being in the top five and in Drlllng. Racine, Hemlock Pipe· recognition for her volunteer · line, Inc. Roses Excavating, Inc., se rvice. and Sm lth·Capehart 140, New A plaque was also presented to Haven . . Comr.nU1ztt1J calendar/area happenings WEDNESDAY RACINE - .Souther n Junior High A thlelic Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the junior high schooL THURSDi\Y ROCK SPRINGS - The Salis· bury Township Trustees wil l meet Thursday evening, 7 p.m. at ) he township hall on Rock :flprings Road . · FRIDi\Y REEDSVIL LE - A regular • meeting, of Olive Township Trus· tees will be held at 7:30 p.m . Friday at the Reedsvi lle Fire Station. ROCK SPRINGS Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Friday ·at the Rock Springs Grange hall , 7:30 p.m Degree work will be given for the annual inspection. All officers are to dress in black and white. Needle· work , toy, baking and sewing co ntests will be judged . Star Grange will serve refreshme nt s. Ohio motorcyclist • completes JOurney By Si\NDRi\ L. Li\TIMER COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) Free- la nce write r and motorcycle e nthusias t Dwight Mitchell of · Dayton, Ohio, is pleased With his accomplishment of riding coast · ,to-coas t on a motorcycle In less than 84 hours. "! co ns ider it a record because no one has done it before," said Mitchell, 62, hou rs after he had res ted up from his na tionwide ride on an 883-cc motorcycle. He left Calais, Maine, on the Ca nadian border. at 11 a. m . tE DTl Wednesday. arriving in Tijuana on the Ca liforn ia- Mex· ico border a t 7:45 p.m . IPDT! Saturday. It was a journ ey of 3,600 miles tha t Mitchell covered in 83 hours 45 minutes. Mit c hell, who's bee n riding motorcycles for 20 year s. can be found in the Guincss Book of ·World Record s for his New York to Sa n Francisco jaunt in 1983. · He rna de this year's journey on a Ha r ley Davidson 88.1. " I love motorcycling," he said in a telephone interview fro m San Diego. "I wa nt to prove how good the America n-made pro· ducts are , how relia ble they a re. "Th e Americn manufacturers and la bor are gettin g shorf· changed," he sai d. "The bike is fantas tic. "!a lso demon stra ted the relia· billty of a new lightweight helmet ," Mitchell said. " I gave It a good test." He said he hit a truck outside of El Paso. It happened in a rest area and the incident woke the · truck driver. "I laid the bike down and slid under the truck ," Mitche ll sa id. "The bike got wedged into the ·hou sing there . My head hit t he ground, but I fe lt no pai n at all. ." The drver was lnensed tha t I hit his truck and wakened him up," Mitchell sa id . The motorcycle was not damaged. "Some gas and oil leaked out," he said . "I got back on and finished the ride." · The Harley-Davidson Is now the only American-born, American-produced motorcycle, a lthough the Japanese-basf(l Honda car compa ny a lso makes th e Honda Gold Wing motorcycle at Marysville, Ohio. The m a in ques tion in front of Mitc hell now is now and when to return home. " I haven' t decided how and when to come back. " he said . " I could fly back a nd have the bike shipped back. Or I could ride. "I 'm sorely tempted to ride, a nd stop at the Grand Canyon," he mused. '"The Grand Ca nyon Suite' is my favorite mus ic. Open house DARWIN- Open house , with a wei ner roast and hayride, will be held Saturday eveni ng, starti ng at 5 p.m ., a t Word of Life Christian Academ y, Rout e 681 , west of Darwin . Hayride, roast SALEM CENTER Star Grange's annual hayride a nd weiner roast will be held Sat ur day, s tarting at 7 p.m .. at the gra nge ha ll on Coun ty Road 1. north of Salem Cen ter. The event is open to anyone ages 5·105 In terested In becomi ng a member of gra nge. Band m eeting RACINE - A meeting of begin ning So uthern band stu· dents a nd parent s will be he ld Wednesda y. 7:30 p.m. In the music room a t the hi gh sc hooL For more inform atlon ca ll So uth· er n High at 949-2611 or 992-6970. Hoffman reunon CHESHIRE - Descendants of James C!audl ous Hoffman a n Cir cero Finney wilt have their lOth a nnua l re un io n a t the Gavi n Plant recreation area in Che· sbire. A covered dish dinner wil l be served at noon . Directiona l signs will be posted in Cheshire . -----------MONEY SAVING COUPONS · · · · · I II ARMOUR.'.fl Vl.a SAUSAGE ANY SIZE , /<HV FL...oA . . . 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(UPI) One teachers strike ends in Ohio; two others continue Under Under ...• WITNESS EVENT - i\ huge crowd, gathered · for Wedne8day's cer emonies markinrth c compte· lion of the West Vlrl{inla Turnpike. Th e crowd is per month Chevrolet * Oldsmobile 308 E. MAIN ST. 614-992-6614 25C I the U.S. position as " hope lessly tl]ted towa rd !ration officials has been leadi ng the decision to encourage Iraqi a,ggresslon secretly, a policy the · Iraq ." "Our problem Is that If the strategy doesn't sources fear cou ld expand the crisis surrounding work the way it's supposed to, it puts us in th e U.S. milita ry forc es In the oll· rl ch gulf. middle," Stoddard warned. Several administration officials and a for mer An administration official who spoke on the Sta te Department intelli gence chi ef ex pressed condition of anonymity, like the other sources, co ncern .that a secret policy of ai ding and called the policy "slippery" and noted, "We have encouragi ng Iraq to esca lat e Its war aga inst to be careful (the Iraqis) don 't drag us further int o I ra nian o il tankers risks dangerous the war while pulling themselves out." co nseque nces. With a vacationing President Reag~n In Santa One admini stration int elligence source said th<' Bar bara, Calif. , Whit e House spokesman Dan support of Iraqi attacks was authorized " at the -Howa rd sa id of the UP! reports: "I still think the highest levels of government." This official would story is wrong. I don't think it reflects any of the not ~ l abora t e. bu t ot her sources said senior thinkin g at the policy level of this administration. · officials In Defense Secretary Caspar Wein· It's a very bi g government and there are a lot of berger's office li ave been key arc hitects of the opinions a nd there Is ·no split and we are all unified policy . in our view." Despite some disagreement. the plan has been Howard said the State Department on a dally coor~ lna t ed betw ee n the National Securi ty basis has been "beating ... over the he ad" Iraq's Co uncil, th e State Department and the Pentagon. de pa rting ambassador to Washington, Nlzar these sources sa id. Hamdoon, In an e ffort to dlscou ragp new attacks . Philip Stoddard. a retired deputy ass ista nt Stoddard, who left his post In May as director of secretary of state for current a nalysis now the non· profit Middle East Insti tute, called th is servtng as a gover nm ent co nsul ta nt , described $200° ELDORADO SEVILLE SEVILLE 2 Sect tone 14 Pages 26 Cants A Muttimedi•lnc::. N·ewspaper assertion " nonsense. " " We're not mad at Hamdoon," he sco lfed. " He has succeeded beyond his ex pectations" In · co nvi nc ing the admlnls'tratlon that Iraq'! and U.S. Interests In the strategic gulf region are IdenticaL Stoddard said he sympathized with the' a dministration's des ire to rega in the Initiative. but he sugges.ted the real aim of the new policy Is to "deny the Soviets a nd the Iranians any basic role In the gulf." The United States Increased its military presence in the gulf " to pre-empt the Soviets a nd sock it ro thE' Iranians because both were thought to be politically popular," Stoddard said. He added that Reagan has "s trayed a long way from the original stated purpose" of pro tecting oil . . s hipping in the gulf. Adminlstratlon sources confirmed ·t he United States is s haring data with . Iraq from U.S. · manned Saudi AWACS planes and reconnalsance photographs from Air Force SR-71 spy planes · based In Britain and from U-2 reconnaissance planes based in Cyprus. Sources said Iraq also ma y have data from photos taken by Amer ican spy satellites. Honor EMS personnel who saved boy's life at '87 fair COBB I I By RICHi\RD Si\LE WASHINGTON (UP II - Iraq Is being aided In It s raid s on Iran ia n offs hore targets in th e Persian Gulf with Intelligence gathered by Amerlcah · manned AWACS radar aircraft based in Saudi Arabia, ad ministra tion sources say. Also included In the admin istration's lntelll · gence sharing with Iraq is data pinpointing the movement of I ran ia n land forces provided by U.S. spy planes baseq in Britai n and Cyprus. according to t hese sourceS. Th ~ Stare Departme nt officially refused to discuss intelligence matte rs Wednesday as the a dminis tra tio n continued to deny a United Press International report that it Is e ncouraging or ass isting Ir aq's re newed attacks on Iran . U.$. public policy has been to criticize Iraq 's resumption of the bomb ings. bur government sou rces again Wednesday said the administratio n Is deeply split on whether to support Iraqi escalation to pressure Iran to accept a cease-fire in the 7·yrar -o ld war between the two nations. Iraq, after a 45· day lull. ha s bombed iranian target s every day s ince Saturday . Sources told UPI a hawkish group of ad minls· v.w. S DEVILLE S DEVILLE S DEVILLE S. D VILLE S DEVILLE enttne Sources say lr~qis getting data from U. S. Under 1986 1984 1982 1987 1986 1986 1984 1985 1987 1986 1986 1987 19.8 5 1987 1983 1983 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 3, 1987 Copyrighted 1987 Your Dealer On The Rifer --- -------5 MODEL OMEGA D-50 CAVALIER 1979 1979 1979 1979 1986 1987 1987 I OLDS. DODGE CHEV. NISSAN DODGE BUICK FORD PONTIAC CHEV. SUB at y e ARIES SKYLARK .· ESCORT CENTURY CHEVETTE WAGON RABBIT PONTIAC T-1000 CHRYSLER NEWPORT PONTIAC T/A %TON GMC · COLT DODGE MONZA CHEV. 19n KENDA RIZER MME • Clear tonight. Low 55. Sunny Friday. Highs In lower l!ils. Probability of rain near zero. By United Press International One teachers' strike In, Ohi o has ended but In two oth er sc hool district s, both In nort heastern Ohio. teache rs rem ai n on the picket lines. A teachers' strike ended In the Cleveland suburb of E uclid Wed· nf'sday , just hours before stu· dent s reported for their first day of class<'s. but substitutes took th P place of striking instructors in Nort h Ridgeville, where a Lorain Count .v judge limited the number of pickets. Teachers In th e Berks hire Sc hool Dis triCt In Geauga Co unty a lso remai ned on the picket lines Wednesday , but c lasses there d o not res um e until Tuesday . Marilyn Cross; vice president of the Ohio E ducation Associa· tlon. said as many as 34 districts are involved in negotiations between th e sc hools a nd teachers. Negotiators for the 350· me mber E ucl id Teachers Associ· a lion reached a tc.>ntatlve agree.>· ment with the Euclid Board of Educatio n shortl y before 6 a.m. after an all-night negotla tlon session at a motel. LaiN In the day. teachers overwhelmingly ratified the two· yea r pact and school offic ia ls said classes for the di stricts' 5,500 stud ent s would return to normal Thursday. The . agreement will give teac hPrs a 5.5 percent raise for each of the nex t two years, r aising the base sa lary from $18,200 to $19,201. The average sala ry in E uclid Is now $26,500. The agreement a lso maintains class sizes froin kind ergarten to e ighth grade to 28 pupils and 30 pupils in grades seven to 12. The North Ridg ev ille Educa· tlon Association in Lorain County went on strike Monday after they fa lied to reach an agreement in a reopener clause In the ir threeyear contract that would have ex pired nex t year . Th e reopener c la use said if agreements could not be reac hed on salary and other Issues. the co ntract would expire. Wednesday was the first day of classes for the 4,300 students In North Ridgeville. Teachers ' spok es man Ed Progar said only nine of the Co ntinued on page 7 Awards ceremony, dinner Sept. 17 Dewey Kennedy, chairman of the Buckeye Hills Resource Conservation and Development (RC&Dl Executive Co uncll; has a nnounced th at the Sixth Annual RC&D Awards Ceremony and Dinner will be held Thursday, · Sept. 17, at the Masonic Park In Devola, just north of Marietta . Th e evenl~!tt's activities will get underway at 6 p.m. with a -lil · pot -lu ck dinner followed by re· cognition of and awards to one person from each of the nine RC& D counties. These lndlvldu· als will be recognized for their contribution to resource conser· vatlon and development In their respective co unties. Kennedy also adds that this ypar marks the 20th year of the Buckeve Hills RC&D and that all past executive council members and past project coordinators are invited to attend the event . Those attending will be recognized during the evening. . In observing the 20th year of R C&D operations, Ke nne dy points out the many projects and activities that have been com· plet ed over the yea rs . Projects completed In recent years ,In· elude: critical area sta blllzatlon projects In Athens County at Hocking Technical College and Federal Hocking High School; roadbank seeding projects In Meigs and Perry Counties; county road stabilization projects In Belmont and Monroe Counties; and recreation devel· opment projects at Buckeye Park In Washington County and Seneca Lake In Noble County. Other actlv'lties Included re· .., - -- search and recommepdatlons on multi-nora rose control, recla· matlon of a bandoned mlnelands and oil and gas well sites, and promotion of tourism in the RC&Darea. The Buckeye Hills RC&J? Pro· ject Area Includes Athens, Bel· mont, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry and Wa· shlngton Counties. Anyone Inter· ested In the RC&D effort. In the past or In the future, Is Invited to attend this dinner and awards. ceremony. Reservations will not be re· qulred since the meal Is pot-luck. Those Interested In attending may contact the soil and water conservation district In, their county for further details on the . meal and the meeting. .. . rehabilitation and community · Membe rs of Meigs County deve lopment bloc)< grant pro· Emergency Medical Service un· grams were approved by the its credited with saving the life of commiss ioners. Harvey Willoughby, a nine-year· A total of $321,000 was alloted old Gallia Count y youth s truck by this year for rehabilitation of 23 lightning at the Meigs County Meigs' homes. So far this year , Fair, were comm ended Wednes· day by resolution by the count y $131,500 has been spent for Improvements to 10 of the 23 commi ssioners . homes. Six units are currently Commissioner Richard Jones under repair . and seven others stated he ha s heard more praise lor EMS memtlers 1n regard lo are under contract to be started this Incident than any other ·· thiS month. Last year's block grant alloca· Incident in the past. " Without lion was $91,700. Of that amount, ques tion. " said Jones, "It was the prompt response a nd expertise . $41.530 has been expended this year for the approved projects; exhibit ed by E MS m e mber s that including Middleport's building saved this life . All Meigs County Is thankful for and proud of the acquistion projec t, Pomeroy's d<>dicated · people who through handicapped sidewalk accesses , tra ining are able to perform a resurfacing of Mile Hill Road In serv ice like this for their com- Sutton Township , and lnstalla· munity. We 've sa id this to the m tlon of a· wa terlin e in Chester m any times in the pas t, bur this Township. Other projects In the board' ·mu st say to them once CDBG program are in different . again, thanks for a job well phases of completion. An e rosion problem on County done ." Road 10 where the creek is Six-month performance reports on the count y's housing cutting into the roadbed was discussed by the commissioners and Phil Roberts, c ounty eng!· neer. Roberts said he has been In touch with the soli and water conservation dis trict regarding possible Resource Conservation and Development · funding to correct the erosion problem. Other business finalized by the commissioners Included: Renewing the agreement' for the county 's soli survey. Appointing John T. Woife, Racine, to the Rio Grande College-Community College Board of Trustees for a term commencing Sept. 10. Approving a request from Judge Charles Knight to wlthraw his proposed 1988 budget for the county's burea u of support Reappropriation of $3,500 for the soil and water conservation district . Reappointing Ron Ash to the JTPA Private Industry Council for a term from Sept . 1, 1987 ' through Aug. 31, 1990. Accuse White House officials of distorting Bork's record WASHINGTON (U P!) - The White House has di storted the record of Supreme Court nomi· nee Robert Bork by portraying him as a moderate conservative when In fact he Is likely to undo three decades of social progress , said a repor t released today by the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman. · The 72- pa'ge analysis, written by consultants to Sen. Joseph Blden, D-Oe!. , de pic ts Bark as a judicial activ ist deter mined to advance President Reagan 's conservative social agenda well into the next century . Blden commissioned the re- Feds.land bids for smasher Wi\SHINGTON (UPI) Rivals burled the Energy DepBftment with 35 bids, with offers ranging from bonds to lree limousine rides, for the world's largest atom smasher, each hoping to win the 10- n\onth review that started today. Bidders sent the govern-' ment thousands of pages weighing tons and ollering billions of dollars In aid In exchange for the $4,4 billion superconducllng super colllder. Nearly every bidder claims to have the best oller and to deserve a spot on lbe list of fiaallsts. Dillpute-plagued CaiUomla barely beat Wedneoday's deadline lor filing bids, llftd Alaska, Idaho, North Carellna and Michigan also were last· day entries. port In response to a WhiteHouse briefing book that paints Bork, 60, as a moderate conservative who would follow the "main· s tream tradition" of retired Justice Lewis Powell, whom he wa ~ nominated to replace. The White House paper, the report ·contends, " is a distortion of hi s record" and contains "major inaccu racies." Both studies are like ly to be used as ammunition by Republl· cans and Democrats when Bid· e n's commlttl'<' opens confirma· tion hearings on the nomination Sept. 15. The most recent head count Indicated senators were eve nly split on Bark. A spokesman said Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, ranking Republican on the Judi· clary Committee, had not seen the Blden repori 1 In advance Wednesday and had no imme· diate comment In a related development Wed· nesday , however. the American Civil Liberties Union, which has broken a .36-year· tradition of neutrality to oppose Bork's noml· natlon, accused the administra· lion of trying to "hide the real Robert Bark !rom the people" by concealing his clear ly " radica l" philosophy. Block party scheduled · Members of the Middleport Chambers of Commerce are nailing down plans for their · annual block part y. Kicking off the party will be a bean dinner at the Dave Diles Park at 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 18. Entertainment, food and horse· shoe pitching demonstrations wwlli be provided. The event is open to Middleport merchants, their employees and to all others who have supported the block _ party .. . Following the bean dinner, a dance, the Blue Jean Ball, will be helc at the nPw bulldlng of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Ameri· can Legion, on Mill St. The dance Is open to the community and tickets are being sold In advance by the Rawlings-Coats Blower Funeral Home, Middleport Tro· phles, Bob Freed, Ace Hard· ware, Dan's and Chapman Shoes. Admission Is $3 a single and $5 a couple. Music for dancing will be provided by Crossover. n two On Saturday, Se pt. exhibits from the Center of Science and Industry, Columbus, will be featured . There 'l'ill be a ha mburger ea ting contest by Pleasers' RPstaurant and the annual pa pN a irplane flying contest will be staged. The first auto show will be held in conjunction with the block party and entries will be taken by Dwa'yne Weber at the .Quality Print Shop. The(e wlll be a horses hoe tournament. a petting zoo and public games In addition to booths of. country crafts, w·ood crafts, ceramics, and refresh· ment stands with popcorn. pizza , funnel cak<'s, sa ndwiches , cotton candy, tacos. homemade ice cream, hot dogs, beverages a nd other Items. Entertainment will s tart about noon time and appearing will be the Meigs High School Band, " Ligllt" , a gospel group; th<' Rainbow Cloggers, Denver Rice. Crossover and Charlie Lilly . ' .. ---~1 ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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