http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9dc164c1f7409ca53784a55d66f16a49.pdf 7a488ed5fc71d8eb73ba32593a523536 PDF Text Text • ••• . " • . Page 14 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I Local briefs... Probe shooting at. The <;:ove Law enforcement authorities are in pursuit of a young while male, moustached, about five-feet . and seven-Inches tall, weighing approximately 150 pounds, who entered The Cove bar on Route 7, near Pomeroy, around 10: 30Tuesday night and fir~ sever:d rounds from a shotgun. · Paul Gerard, investigator for the Meigs prosecutor, said the young man entered The Cove and asked lor Char les Barley, owner of the establishment. Upon being told that Barley was not ·there, the subject lifted a s hot gun and fired several rou nds before fleeing. · Aut horities were not releasi ng the suspect' s name Wednesday morning. · There were damages to the inside of Ihe building and two peop le, Barley and Kevin Wolfe. claimed injuries Gerard said. According to a report from Meigs County EMS, Barley and Wolfe refused lreatme nl a t the scene. Marijuana raid nets, 53 plant.~ About 53 marijuana plant s were discovered in Meigs Count y Tuesday night near Cheshire. The Gallia Coilnly Sheriff's Department and Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation agents, London, were involved in a helicopter search when they spotted the plants in 'Meigs Cou nty . They then· contacted the office of Meigs Sheriff Howa~d Fra nk with the information " Meigs Depu ty Ruth Frank reported I hal officers received the ca ll from Gallia at about .3:30 p.m. Me igs officers, assisted by Ga llla County and BCI, removed the plants from I he area. I Area deaths Switzer, W. va·. Robert Bias Conlinued from page 1 · Wednesday morning . Closed due to the. threat s were th\" Meigs Junior and ~nlor High Schools and the Harrisonville, Bradbury, Middleport and Rul·land Elementary Schools. Officials report th a t one 17-year-old Middleport student has admitted calling a bomb threat to rhe high school last Friday . and will face charges In the Meigs County Juvenile Court of Judge Robert l3uck. Meantime. investigations are continuing into the telephoned bomb threa ls with officials warning !hat offenders will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of !he law. Checks were made with the Eastern and Soulhern Districts today,....There have been no bomb threats received In the Southern District this school year and the Eastern Dislrict junior and. senior high school has had one threat and that was last Friday. \ Robert R. Bias, 39, died in Detroit, Ml ch .. Monday . He was an employee of the Ford Motor Company. . Born Jan. 2., 1928. In Stone Branch W.Va., he was a son of tate Roy A.· and Sally Lunsford Bias. Surviving are his wife, Bea· trice Kennedy Bias of Vinton; four sons, Barry Bias. Kodiak, · Alaska, Larry Bias, Seymour, Ind., David Bias, Milton, Fla. and Daniel Bias, Wilkesville; one daughter. Mrs . Tom (Brenda\ Allie, Gallipolis; 12 grandchildren and one great -grandchild; two brothers. Roy Bias, Over· land, Mo .. and Clifford Bias of Daily stock ~prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bry!lf' and Mark Smith . ol Blunt Ellis & Loewl Funeral services will be' conducted Saturday, 11 a.m., at Vinton Baptist · Church, Rev . Marvin Sallee officiating. Burial follows at Vinton Memorial Park. · Friends may call at .McCoy-Moore Funeral Home In Vinton on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Funds allocated Carleton School has been allocated $22,714 in Chapter I funds for the fiscal year 1987-88. This money will be funding two teaching assistant positions rf>sulting In a maximum staffstudent ratio of one-to-four In this classrooms. Chapter U funds toraling $1,099 have also been allocated to Carleton School for the current fiscal year . .This money will be used to ·purchase adaptive computer equipmenl and computer software for expanded st udenl use. Anyone 'desiring to review or comment on the Chapter I or Chapter II grant applications or contra cls shou ld contact Kat hleen Luebbert , education director . at 992-6681. H08pilal .-ews I. Hoople's predictions Veterams M~morlal The MiddlepOrt Fire DepartTuesday Admissions -Garth ment answered 68 calls- 23 fire Smith, Reedsville; Betty Friend, and rescue missions and 45 Long Bottom; Harold Brannon. emergency calls - Fire Chief Reedsville; Helen Sams, PorJeff Darst reporrs. tland; Larry CundiU, Middleport; Timothy Willis, Syracuse; Hugh Thompson, Langsville. Tuesday Discharges-'- Patrick Mahafley, Glada Davis, Katherine Grigsby, Howard Phillips, Joan Hoffman . Page Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 Is having a special meeting tonight (Wednesday), 6 p.m. , for .degree work . All master masons urged to attend. The lodge will also have a special meellngSaturda y, 1 p.m . for detree work. • at y By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Stall SUPERCRUISE Revised allocations within the Ohio Depart ment of Development's Block Grant Program will add abo~ I $2,100 to Me.igs County's piece of the. block grant pie. Mary Hobstett er, cler k for lhe Meigs County Commissione rs, reported at Wednesday 's commis sioner's meellng that she received notice of the revised figures . The count y had expected $90,300 in block grant funding but with the Increase will receive $92,400. Th" county's total November 30 • December 5 Featuring Earl Thomas Conley las t year was $91,700. Eigh t qualified projects may be funded through block grant. The commissioner s hav e sc hed uled Sept . 30, 10 : 30 a.m. , for view ing of a cross alley running east an d west bE'tweeil lots eight --a nd nine in Tuppers Plains, which has been requested for closure. Tuppers Plains resldenls William and Patricia Chapman. Lester Hawk and Roger and Shirley Hawk have filed a joint petition to vacate Ihe a Hey . According to the informal ion filed by the pe tl.tioners, the alley Is no lo nger needed for public use since other means of access ha• been arranged by all properly owners abut line: thP · Stella Parton You 'll cruh.t obo&rO tht S,S·. Emerald Sc1n. with Country Mus!c Stan ..... Eell ThOmlll conley and Stella Perto!'l · Ptlc e lnc lu~~:s &lrl cu t: from C~umbus . Our ship Wtll y-t!oi' Hass~u . Utile Stirrup Cay, 11nd frec:~l Sp&c.t is Ufnlttd. M th!o; wcc.l $4 lOw pr CC: • 699 A Savings Of $111 Call AAA Today! 446·0699 (/iN) ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the End of the , _ , . , _ . _ . . . . POMEROY, OH. GallipoJis TlaWel PH.992-2SS6 O~TA oa+~••••o 360 Second Ave. 0130 PETTING - Youn~ter~ attending the Middleport Block Party Saturday will have a variety of anima ls to pel. This year, a nim als will be on hand from Noah's Ark In ,Jackson. Variety of ~ctivities planned for Middleport Block Party ..... A vari ety ol acti vit y wi ll be fea tured a t 1hc annual Middle· por t Blork Pa rt>' to be held In the hea rt of lhe N. Second Avr. bu siness scrtlo n S<llurday . The Meigs Hil!h Sc hool Band wil t presenl a progra m of mus ic a l 12 noon Salurday with lhe gos jl('l ~roup. Light. a pjl('arlng from 12: :10 lo 2 p.m . The Shady Ri ve r C lo~l(c•rs will <.'nt crla ln al2 p.m . alon~ with Denv<.'r Rice and Cor:npan y. AI 3 p.m . cnt erlaln · me n! will b(' by CI'Ossove r . Th e Charlie Lilly Bmld will be lea· lured al5 p.m . with Van.Johnson a nd a group, Rear Vi.ew. appear · lng al 7 p.m. , In addition to man y food co nces sions and crafl sa les boolhs, the pa r ty will fr atur<' for the fir s l lim<' a car show wi th 2 DAYS ONLY fridav &Saturdav • 1987 CADILLAC 1987 OlDSMOMIIS SEDAN DMUE Sold At $19,500.00 DEALERS COST!! alley. Final hearing on the requested closure will , be 1 p.m. Sept. 30. · Hobstetter reported that Southern Ohio Coal Company ha s issued notification thai . su rface blasting for a shaft in Salem Township will be underway through Oct. 9. from sunrise to su nset. The blasting Is 2000feet southoftheintersection df Rt. 124 and SaiE'm Township Road .3.33. The commissioners will accept co mments regarding a C1-C2 liquor license ·t•ransfer from Herbert and Shei.la Whaley, doing business at Whaley's Grocery in Bedford Township, until Sepl. 30. The request is for a loca l ion transfer to a A $200,000 grant for renova tion and expansion of lhe Meigs County Senior Citizens Center has been awarded by the Ohio Department of Aging. An aide in the office of Senator Ja n Long confirmed the · grant Thursday morning. Eleanor Thomas, director of the Center here •. reports I hat the money will be used loupdat ea nd ex pand the kitchen and dining room facilities. provide , more laundry and storage space, a nd cnclost' the curre nt pal io area, aboull> by 70 foot, al l he rear of the- building. Plans have a lready been comp leted by William Diltoe_,of Burgess and Niple. Ltd .. Par, kersburg, W. Va . fo r the im- Regularly Priced At 18i0 Supercruis' Super Price ' YEAR ' ' ~~~ .. .' J '• '•• • 1988 Full Size 112 Ton TRUCKS .• $9,99900 *Chertolft *OidllnObHe *Csdllllc 308 EAST MAt! ST. Pu frei!#lt POWROY, OHIO 614-992-6614 . 2 Sections 12 Pages 25 Cents · A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper new buildin g for the store. The transfer request mus1 be s ubmitted lo the state by Oct. 11. Re appointed by the commissioners to anot her one-year termon t·he Gallla-Meigs· Airport Board were Tom Bowen, Fra nklin Rizer and Roy Miller. In final business, the com missioners acce'pted an invUation from the Soil Conservation Service to at tend the Fifth Grade . Conservatio n Day on · Ocl. 2 at the Gary Michael farm, and an invitation to attend the Sou theast Districr ·meeting of county co mmissioners and e ngineers to be he ld Oct . 13 in New Lexington. ,-e~ istra llon to be held from 9 a.m . lo 12 noo n. Th e s how will be from noon until 4 p.m . wllh H c lass<'s 10 be ln<•ludcd a nd two trophies awarded for each class. T he Diles P a rk will be the sce ne of a horses how pitching cont cs l during the pan y and 1!1at ~ on(('S( is open to all comers. AI 12:30 p.m .. a hamburger t•a ting co nte's l wil l be held . Enlrics ar<' limlled to 25 with a"·ards to br given. Pleasers Res1a ura nt Is s ponsoring t he PVC> n t. Through Ihe sponsorship of the Farmers Bank. Big Wheel. Doll' n i ng · C h ilds -Musser -Mu lien In s urance AgPnc y. the Jay mar Go lf Club and Midwes t Steel. two <' Xhiblts . "Bllbbl es" and "Stardome" fr om ' lhe Center of Selene<' and Indu stry, Columbus, will be a t Ihe part y from 12 noon to 5 p.m. The third annual Ohio Slale Paper Ai r plane co nt esst will be held from 2 lo .1 p.m . and il is spo nsored by Cc•nlral Trust Bank , Lar ry Banks Construe! ion and Middlepor l Trophies and wil l be held a 1 Ihe Diles Pat·k. F'irsl a nd scco no pla ce winn ers receive $50 savings bonds . A pelling zoo for youngsters will also be fea tured . Friday evenin g, the Blue Jea n l3all will be held from 8 to .' . ' Preparations lor lhe fifth annu al Point Pleasanl Bailie Da ys Run, slated for Saturday, Oc· Iober 10. a re well underwa y and local race commill ec• member s are exjl('ctlng a big turn out for Ihis year's evenl. The event. which will be held In conjunction with Ihe City's l3all ie Days cele bration October 9th and lOth, co ns ists of a OM mile , 5K and 101< rac es. Citizen s are reminded th at walkers are wei. co rned and e nco urag ed to come out and particlpale also. Area . resid ent s of all ages from 10 and und er lo 50 years old and over are urged lo take part In this activity o ffered throu gh Ihe City of Po int Pl eas ant' s Recreation Department . Rae<' commill eP members have been pleased 1\~llh the favorable commen1s rC'Ceived ,. in Two arrests made in .Meigs bomb threats threat calls received Thursday Two arrests have been made as morning. a resu lt of bomb threat telephone Classes were dismissed In six calls to Mt'lgs Local District sehools Wedneda y as the ras h of Schools . calls continued over the past The office of Meigs Count y week. Prosecuting Allorney Fr~?d W. Assistant Prosecu tor I. Carson Crow III rcporls that David E. Crow said pollee a nd sc hool Haggy. 19. Jividen Road. Middleport, was arrested Wednesday a uthorlltes have worked closely afternoon and c harged with five · 1n identifying those responsible count s of Inducing panic In and promises to deal severely con nec tion with telephone calls with anyone who makes such made earlier In the day to Meigs calls or ·has any par t In making · Local School District offices 1he calls. A 17-year-old Middleport boy sayi ng that bombs were set to go off In several buildings in the has been charged with threatening phone call offenses also · district. through the Meigs Juvenile On Wednesday, six schools were closed for the day as a Court. The release of his name II; prohibited but he faces a possible result of such threa t ca ll s. Today, commitment to the Ohio Youth the Meigs High School a nd the Commission,• Crow sa id. Meigs Junior High School were · Continued on p~ge 12 - Closed as the resu't ·at .bomb provements. Following some rethird , wh ile the hOme delivered vis ion s a nd state ap prova l, meals since 1980 have increased Thomas anticipales that the from 7308 to 15,227 in 1986. F'or the work w ill get underwa y this fall. first six months of 1987, meals As for required local " match- delivered totaled 9,500. ing funds"' , Thomas repor ts that The kitc he n equipment was these will be "in kind " in lieu of purchased in 1978. Much of It wil l cash. appropriating for that be replaced and steamers a nd purpose the part of the building a nother -oven will be added. now used as the Senior Cit izens , Additional work and storage Cenrer. space will also be provided and She explains !hat a primary the refrigeration system will be roncern for severa l y~ars has revised, The dining area will be bee n the food service area which expanded to seal 1)5 instead of the will be expa nded a nd new equip - 43 it now seats. ment Installed as a part of the As for rhepatioenclosure. Mrs. overall project . The layout is not Thomas reports that a hallwa y now conducive to mass produc- will connect the new meeting and 1ion , she points out, noting that Iraining room to the main activisince 1980 mea ls se rved at the ties room. CPnter havP i ncreased by one· Two Rio pupils are credited with saving fellow student's life after lightning incident RIO GRANDE - Doctors arc credillng two Rio Gra nde College a nd Community College st ud ent s with sav ing the life of a fellow sl udeni s truck by tighlning lasl Sunday . Char les C. "Chad" Ric key, Portsmou th, and Sean Boyden . Lancaster, used cardiopulmona r)· resuscitation tCPRi on David Minadeo, 20, So lon, after Minadeo sustained a direct hi I by ·a bolt of lightning during a sudden afternoo n thunderstor m that swept throu gh Rio Gr.a nde. ' 'There is no doubt Ihal without Ihe CPR the young man would be dead. " sa id Dr . Ailee A. Gricoski , Holzer Clinic ph ys icia n. ' 'The two slud ents who admlnis· tcred CPR did something . truly ours tanding. "'Their efforts were nothing s hort of heroic, .. she added. "It's a mira cle lhat they were on th e scene, tra ined to do CPR. and had the prese nce of mind to care for the boy." · Accordi ng to Rickey and Boyden , th ey alo ng with six other midnight at thr new American Legion building as a part of pre -part y festivities a nd the chamber earlier on Friday will ho ld a bean dinner for m erchanls a nd party helpers . Announce plans for Battle Days CLEARANCE! Special Hours Fri. & Sat. 8a.m. To 8 p.m. - enttne Approve $200,000 grant for Meigs Seniors Citizen Center · and Only • Meigs to get additional sum for block grant JOIN OUR CELEBRA TIO.N.... ALL Super Louo 5-6-12-28-43-44 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 17. 1987 Copyrighted. 1987 5 Chance of showers, low In mid 60s tonight. Cloudy Frl-" day. Hlshs In 70s. Chance ol rain 40 percent tonight, 20 percent Friday. · 0399 4: Vol. 37, No.91 Join Us For A Country Music Firm Price Am Electric Power .... .. ....... 27% AT&T ...... .... .................... ... 3l jl, Ashland Oil ........................ 67 % Bob Evans Farms ..... .... .. .. .19Y., Make 52 aiTeSis Charming Shoppes .......... .. .. 26\-4 . Fifty-two arrests were made Federal Mogul. ................ .. .45% by the Middleport Pollee DepartGoodyear T&R ...... ..... ........ 70'h Heck's Inc ...................... ..... 4\i 'ment during August, Police Chief Sid Llttl" reports . Vehicles of the Lands ' End ......... ... ...... .... ... 28% Limited Inc ...... : ................. .38% department were driven 4,508 miles and nine accidents were Multimedia Inc .................. 70'h investlgared. Parking meter colRax Restaurants ............ .... .. .. . 5 lections tot aled $871.86 and 506 Robbins & Myers ......... ....... 10\!i parking t Jckets were written. 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Pick 4 e Lodge meeting tonight Squad reports eight calls Meigs Cou nty Emergency Medical Services reports eight calls Tuesday; Racine at 7: 50a.m. to Bashan Road for Betty Friend to Veterans Memorial Hos pital; Tuppers Plains at 9)7 a.m. to Route 681 for Harold Bra nnon to Dr. Furhlong's office; Racine at 5:31p.m. to Soulhern High School for Tim Willis to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; Syracuse at 5:48p.m . to Portland for Stephanie Newsome to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 6:53p.m . to Erlmunson Road for Hugh Thompson to Veterans Memorial Hospilal ; Pomeroy at 7:21 p.m. to Meigs High School for Debbie Kidwell to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Rutland at 9:.38 p.m. 10 Sa lem St. for Denise Darsl 10 Velerans Memorial Hospital ; Pomeroy at 10:30 p.m. to The Cove on Roule 7 for Kevin Wolfe and Charles Barley who refused rrealment . Ohio Lottery Wedoeiday. September 1'6. 1987 •• Answer 62 calls the past from par ticipa nts and feel thai rhi s year's race will be bigger than ever. Many runners will be returning for the fifth stra ight year to r un In this race. The city a nd Ci tize ns Naf]onal. a di vision of First Hurtl'tngton National Bank, are eo-spb nsoring Ihe race agai n !his year. The races star r behind the Heck' sand Foodl3nd building on ~cond Street and will follow a winding course throu gh city streets finishing slraight down Main Street to the flood wall at Tu --'En di e· -Wei Park . Starting ilmes are 9; 30AM for Ihe 5K race and !O: OOAM for Ihe one mile land 10K races . Persons Continued on page 9 students were on the campus soccf"r fiPld await ing practice at approximat ely 3 p.m. when a sud den storm came out of the northwest. "' I wa s passing lh e ball to the ot he rs abo ul20 yards when away when a bolt of lighting struck near Lyne Center ," said Boyden. "It was followed immediately by a second boll that struck right in lh£> center of the other pla yer s ... .... All s~?ven . in cluding Rickey , wer~ knocked to the .ground. "All the others go t up excepl Dave." Boyden sa id. " He just lay there. His eyes were open and a t first I lhought he was all right . Then his face slarted turning blue and I knew we had to start CPR. I looked up a nd ther e was Chad ready to help ... Working together , Boyden ad· ministered ches l depress ions whi le Rick ey performed mouth· to-mout h res usci ta tion . "After about a minute ," Rickey said. "he gasped for air and started brealhing on his own .'' Haggy senten()ed David Haggy, 19, Middleport, was given live six month sentences by Judge Patrick O'Brien In th e Meigs County Court Thursday morning on live charges of Inducing panic as the result ol making bomb ·threat calls to schools ul the Meigs County District. Haggy entered a plea of guilty to the live charges and was ordered to serve sentences In the Ohio Stat!)S Reformatory lor Men at Mansfield. He will serve !he stx month sentences on the first three counts consecutively and the other two six month sentences will be served concurrently. .. EXAMlNE LIFE.SA VING EQUIPMENT Dr. Alice A. Gricoskl, Holzer Clinic physician , ex plains the operation of a defibrill\ltor to Rio Grande College and Community College student Charles C. Rickey, left, and Sean Boyden. The • --"· ~ J deflhrUiator Is used to administer an electric:· shock to regulate the heartbeat. Ri ckey and·' Boyden have been credited with sa•lng the life or: a fellow Rio Grande student when he was struck~ by lightning on Sept. 13. ;: .. • ···At that point. we thought he was s table but didn' t want to waste any lime so we carried him to Chad's van and drove him to the hosp ital," said Boyden. Minadeo was tra nsported to Holzer Medical Center in Gallipo-, lis where he received an Initial · evaluation by Dr. T. Wayne . Munro, director of the emergency room . Dr. Gricoski and Dr . HowardUnder were · then called in. consultation. "When we first saw hlm·hewas unconsc ious. bu l his air passage was clear," sai d Dr. Linder. Mi nadeo .was admitted to the coronary care unit of Holzer Medica l Cenler at >: 10 p.m. Sunday. On Monday, he was lransferred to the medical cente r' s Progress ive Care Unil. On Wednesda y he was di scharged to Cleveland wilh his parent s for a period of rest. He is expected to return to c las s around the fir st of October. Dr. Gricoski descr ibed hi s Continu ed 'on pag~? 12 '' •' �Commentary ' T he Daily Sentinel II I Court St reo•t Pom<'rO~' , O hio DEVOTED TO THE t!liTERESTS Ot' THE :I'IEH;S.) I.\SO:-o \ RE \ ~~ ts:m~ .....,__.._-.-,,_.._=,= ~v I ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlls her P.'\T WHITE HEAD Assista nt P uhlis her( Controller BOB HOEFLIC II ' A M F.M RF:R 1d Thl' ( ' n ,, ('cl p, """ 1nJ( 1 !' :.1 t tll n . l L In l. 1nd 0.11\\ PH ·"~ A "snc·ll lll nn .1 ncl1h f' •\m('! lt .! n 1\'('" ... P·I!Jf'l' Publlo:. hl 'l'.._I\ .. ~;O(I. II Itm Th t\ s h o u l(l hi lf""lt1 ,1fl \OII •II • id~ !f on t• A I I I• I 1! 'I ~ 11f ~ u h11'1 t lr'l j •j li l l n 1.; •nd mu"l h1 "II! nt >C I \I 11 h n.t mo • .• jJII iP":O: 1t'lll llltpiH •n• numh• ·• · N1• lltl~ l g nt •d 11111 ~ ~\t il l bt • p~•hli •h{ •( l I 1 111 ' 1 ~ -lu ould h1 IP t' l >l1d l.t'-H ' .HII Itl ~~ tn j:' ~~ .. u• · ~ ntol pt 'J" II n,llil l l~ { F'I TF.RS OF OPI:'\10!'\ , 111• \ll ' I IP ml Bidding for the Helms vote 1 By STE VE GERSTEL WASHINGTON (UP! ) -One of the first stops on the political route Sout h for Repu bli can· presidential candid a tes is North Carolina, home of one of the most co nservat1ve politica l machines in the country -Jesse Helms's Congress10nal Club. In any other year, the North Carolin a Republican pr esidentJal prim ary wou ld delight practioners and observers of byzantme polit ics, a s how th a t may ta ke second billing on "Super Tuesday'' March 8 w he n I5 southern and ot her states hold primaries or hold caucuses. Texas and Florid a, with their far larger number o r delegates. and some other sta tes considered more deep Sou.t h than North Carol ina. w ill hog t he limelight, ver} possibly shovi ng the 'T ar Heels into the wingo. . : Th at's un for tu nate, because North Caroli na Republtca n politics .d eserves more attention, blessed as it is wit h Helms's machinations 'a nd the act ivies of the Club. : North Carolina actu ally has two Repu blican parties- t he more :mode r a te wmg led by Gov. J a m es Marti n a nd the very conse"allve 'sector Jed by Helms. and t hey are locked in a long-standmg battle for ·s uprem acy. : Although the Martin wmg c urrently controls ·the state power •st ructure, the conservat ive wing can be very powerfu l when It backs a -candida te. Cert a in ly, it is t he more fasci nating element m the party. : With 54 del eg;~ t es at stake. Vice President George Bus h. Sena te .Re publica n leader Rober t Dole a nd Rep. J ack Kem p of New York and ·the lesser-known GOP candi dates are "working" the state : A statewide survey by th e C ha ri otl~ Ob server in Augus t showed ;Bush with a top-heavy lead , polling 47 percent , to 15 percent for Dole •a nd 7 percent for Kemp. , . ; But those figures may not reflect that t he lea de rs of the 'Congress ional Club ar e going with Kemp, Tom Ell is taki ng the role of :nat ion al co-cha ir ma n and Exe~utive Director R.E Carter Wrenn as a :senior polit ical co nsulta nt. · · Tha t, however. does not include Helms and the belief 1s th at Helms ;is not only the No. ! leader of the Club bu t the persona l hero of Nort h :ca rolina a nd other serious conserva tives. : Alt hough Helms stayed out of last year's Senate Repubhcan -prim a ry between interim Sen. James Broy hill a nd Congress ional :Cl ub candida te David Funderbur k (Broy hill won ), he is not averse to ' nt ervening in presidentia l pr ima r ies. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middle port, Ohio Pomeroy....:Middleport, Ohio Thursday, September 17, 1987 WASHINGTON - The vastly outnumbered women members of Congress have been complaining for years about unequal treatment by their male colleagues. but they actually have at least one prerequisite the men don't : a suite of rooms in the Capitol building for their excluThe'htdeaway suite. unmarked save for the room number , 235, was set aside in 1961 as the Congresswomen's Lounge, and has been one of the Capitol's best-kept non-secrets. The ornately funris hed suite mcludes a large, high-ceilinged main room w1th an ' e legant crystal chandelier. a fully equipped kitchen. lava tory faci li ties a nd a small area where the lounge attendant has her desk. takes mesages for the congresswomen and schedules luncheons. receptions and conferences in the sulte. In fact, II was an incident involving the pos ition of lounge attendant t hat has threatened to disrupt the discreet operation of the Congresswomen's Lounge with the kind of publici ty usually associa ted with smoke-filled rooms where male members of congress ha ng out. It seems that Rep . Pat Schroeder. D-Colo . who oversees Suite 235 as head of the Congresswomen's Caucus, IS JUSt one of the bey s where pa t ronage is concerned Kathleen Hill had been the sulte manager, a nd she told our reporter Gary Clouser t hat her grandson- in-law. Rep . Bob Carr, D-Mich., had gotten her the job. The same week that Carr's divorct> became final, Hill was fired. Carr declined comment. out Hill sa id she suspects that he asked his friend Sc hroeder to fire her . Ann Thornburgh. admlnistra nve ass1stant in the House doorkeeper's office, was the one wh told Hlll her serv1ces were no longer requtred Tho rnburgh told us Hill was a " lovely lady" and ha d done a fine job runni ng the Congresswomen's Lounge. Thornburgh ac kn owledged that Hill' s replacement, Ann Murphy , was hired at Schroed· Hart abruptly dropped out of the race In a sex-rel11ted scandal, Sch1-oeder has been considering a race for the presidential nomination herself. Dan Buck, a Schroeder admi nistrative assistant, acknowl · edged that the lounge attendant's job Is a patronage appointment a nd that Schnoeder " has a role in 1 filli ng the position ." But he pointed out that losing a patronage job is not a reflection on the employee's performance or competence. Buc k said that Schroeder. who used to complain publicly and often about the second-class ,treat ment of women members. now be l ieve congresswomen have made significa nt strides toward equality in access to Cap1toi Hill facilities Schroeder also is gratified t hat congresswo men have made gains in leadership positions. which JS "more importa nt t han whether they gather in a tent. a room or a coliseum." Buck added. The Senate, which ha s only two women members, has no separ ate facihlies for them Female House members. who currently number 23, have a separate gymn asium from the1r 412 ma le colleagues. The House swim· mmg pool is segregated, with se parat e hours . scheduled for other day, for example, a group of Soviets touring the Washington, D.C. area wanted to go to a shopping mall - an American invention that Soviet cl ll~en s can only dream about as they stand in tong lines to buy shoes and other Items we lake for granted. The Russian visitors had only about : T1'1tllH .&, O..k~nd I "'"' ~ .• Lo.ulll St>w Yurt. 'nlul'!iii.,'M Gllhlf"'l Ton•• C( t"rllllll 11-U .. SP" \ 'o rk W L Pt•l GB M3 5H .510 11-1 II . 571 11 '1 l:t .:W M•nlf'l'l&J Ml Ph lla O.lt ...1) 1'41 7-f .-ltolt I$ I :ill 1 ~1 1 'i:l l i Plu~r«h .J;i 68 711 lli 1"1 \1 ~1 Ku Frllll Chki•1111t HuuliiO. MO iill .$-JM 1t 13 •.af7 7'"' ,4. t lut~ I:C /t.l . 131 17 111~ 71 "1-1 ,.JII l...o!l. o\a~l.ll 81 M3 .f~ Ill San Oit'lt:• , tifl K$ .-IH 19 1 1 " rillriPNIA¥'" Rt>,.uu .. ~.. F rllllclllt'O 1, lloucon I Nrw l 'orlk II, Molti"'al (I & Lo uiH II.. PUlfiM ,..II l Today in history t"blla41dpltl all, Chl1;111 0 5 Hal Dle .. l. Allulla I Th•nod.v'• Gll m l'K '• Ptl ll ~l phllll Olh:aJ& IM -rf'r 11-U)Ill t<'•rman If. II), U:Q p.m. A. d Ula ~ z. ~ llh l i-11) Ill (Show 1· 11), -l · tl , .m. 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It was named , not a!ler Abigail Adams. the Influential wtfe of President John Adams, bu t after their son, John Qui ncy Adams The on ly ex-president to beco me a member of the House. he co ll apsed m I he Capitol and died In I he chandeliered room in 1848. MfN! -EDITORIAL- We ha ve to wondE'r about the people In charge of foreign visitors. The DM.rulil Nl Mlhuu1k1• Ill s ..." ITEMS FOR. SALE men <:m d womrn . liM 51 Turvnlu SEE: CHUCK KITCHEN AT VAUGHAN'S &07 . ~~t7 ll l.ll lit ·~ \ 'ork Bo"t un Blt. lltm nr ( 'lt\f'l ftll "~' n,. Mln,."•ol KMn~ n Oakhutd ( 'alllorN ~·111111 Chllu•t~ - ,.1 ~ 811> su n A'it I'!' ll.l 1:!11 :ti ~ti II ~I "" "" ...... "" ""' ""'"" "" ," "'... ' T1•"•'" " I, K•••• Nt, I ('MIIf.nd• PliA.TIONAL LEA.Gl!£ l llllfd Prfflli lniH ..I kuW ' Miller High School's Falcons have yet to win a football game in •the 1987 season. But the Meigs Marauders would be wise to disregard this particular statistic Friday night when they invade the Falcon's Roost. Miller opened their season against Berne-Union by drop· ping a 26-14 decislon.Next came Vinton County who hung a 33-20 toss on the Falcons followed last week by a 25-14 Nel ~ onvil ­ le-York victory. The scores do not tell the entire story, however, as Mlller was defi nitely 1n every con(est,. teading at ti mes, and played the games rig ht down to the wire. VInton Cou nty had to score tw1ce in the final quarter for the win a nd the Buckeyes found themselves down 7 to 6 before coming back to score twice and t he n hold the Falcons at bay lor. the win. Mlller, with eleven returning lettermen, are of good size and have good speed. According to Coac h Dave Boston of the Buck· eyes, they are the hardes t hitti ng and most aggressive defensive team they have played this year. The lea ding offens1ve players to wa tch include Junior Brian St. Cla1r who ha s ~cored three of the MiJler sill poin ters th1s season and Senior Kev in Newman, las t year 's sjgna t ca ller , who ma y have give n way to Jumur David Hatfie ld at that poslt ion. Hat field's fa vor ite targe ts in the aerial game ha ve been split end John Edwards or Newman thus far The Marauders wJ II have a couple of changes in the ir offensive lmeup, according to Coac h Otl1·qo 13, MI11M'MU II Majors $150 aptec~ ;o spturke. so their Amertcan ,tour guides took them to - Bloomingdale's. Smarter than the average bear , as Yogi used to say, the Soviets looked around, politely shared cham· pagne with the Bloomy manager - a nd asked to be taken to the nearest Sears By United Press In ternationa l Toda y is Thursday. Sept 17 , the 260th day of 1987 with 105 to follow. The moon 1s waning , movi ng toward its new phase The morn in~ s tars are Mars and J uplti'r The evemn g st ars are Mercury. Venus and Saturn Those \:Jorn on this date are under the sign of Virgo. 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IRgam es Hannan Trace a t Kyger Creek North Gail\a at Symmes Valley EastPr n at Oa k Hili Soulhwe•ter n a t Sout hern 1987, will have to g-i ve the Eas tern Eag les less t~an friend ly skies to fly in as they hos t t he Eagles Friday . T he Oa ks. after havi ng Ironton St. Joseph' s ca~ellast Friday's game because of a number of Flyer injuries, c hanged gears, played and defea ted Mississ inawa 27-8 las t Saturday night. HowevPr, the Oaks lost tailback Brad Lewis because of a broken collarbo ne. Alter slipping to 0 2, the Nqrth Gallia Pirates will be seeking their first treas ure of the season when they travel south to play Sym mes Va lley, who is unbea ten m two con tests. 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SALE! 607 Reg . 1995. 00 Willey ha. assembled seven women !OJ' the team. Mary Dow IN. a junior from .Jackson. is r unnmR lor the !lrsl lime lor t he RE"dwomPn team and hold s promise " I 'vc been vcry Impressed with her talent," Wiill'Y said. Other members ot thp team inc lude seniors Li sa Evans, also from Jackson. and Li sa Tay lor. a standout voliPyball pla yer for the Redwo me n last year. who ha ll s from Springboro, Peggy Spencer. a fres hman !rom Oiliicot he; Kim Guilbault, a freshman from St. He nry; Gina Kilchc nma n. a sophomore from New P hiladelphia; and Rox ie Frisby, a f1es hman from We ll sto n. 1 Model18 by Reailsttc Save . 5100 Save 00 " That was 1he basic nC"E"d , plus we need loexpand women 'sc ross country In our district for na llona I purposes." Wiii<'Y added . This yedl' . women ' s <'ross coun try will be a part of lhe Mid-Ohio ConterO'nce The Daily Sentinel .. . Oak H11\, picked in the polls to repeat as SVAC champions in RIO GRANDE - A women's cross cou ntry team has be~n created th is year at Rio Gra nde College a nd Co mmunity Co \le~ c Compact 40-Ch. CB Radio LAYAWAYS WELCOME Oak Hill picked to win title as SVAC starts loop action Women's team is organized at Rio " We wo n seve ral tnvitatlonals in track last year, but we didn ' t haV(" a ny kind of dt sta nc<> r unners." he explained " We just watched tcams score. with onc team sco ring !l4 polnls In one event. Ma ll SuiMcrlpttons ln11td e Mei gs Count y 13 Wrrk ~ . .. . . . 26 Wf'l'ks . . . $17 29 . ... .. . . $34.06 52 Wf'Pk s ... .. . .. ... .. .... 166.56 O•tstd e Melp Coun'y 13 W<'ek s . .. ......... ..... .... $18.20 26 Wr('k ~ . . .. ... .... ... . .. $35.10 !i:J. Week s .. . ... . ............. $67 60 ... Check Your Phone Book for the lladMtlllaek Store or Dealer Nearest You <SWITCHABLE TOUCH·TONE/PULSE phOnes worK on both tone and pulse ~nes Tllerelore. mareas 11av1ng only pulse (rotary dial)lmes. you can slill use ser vices requ1ring tones like Jhe new tong·dlstance systems and computenzed seNices FCC reg1sterect Not lor party lines We servtce what we sell •CiiTLine revl'!hllng crec111 whe1t appl1cabie Paymm! may ~a•Y deper.d•ng upon 50urce and balance of revo1~1ng credll •. • • Jeff McElroy, Bryan Durst and· Chris Smith to do some running or be on the receiving end of the Bartrum aerials. All in all, it will take a concentrated effort on the parr of all the Marauders to put the game on Ice and the defense will very definite ly have to be sky high to shut down the Miller eleven " This is our fir st year for REE GIRLS, BOYS, STUDENTS, MEN & LADIES • STARTS THURSt'AY, S~PT. 17 -GOOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Behind the passing threat of Mike Bart r um and the r unning of Wess Howard who had a very good outing against Trimble, Meigs can hopefully mount a successful offensive a nd come away with a much needed win. Brent Bissell will again beealled upon to head the defen~iv'e unit as well as carryi ng the pigskin on offense. Along with Bissell will be Wlliey sai d he wa s not only tntcres l!"d in c1 eatln~t a women 's cross country tO'a m but in culti,.attng athletPs lor women's event in track . husband, Richard . was congresswna t haison for t he ttl-starred presidentia l campaign of Gary Hart , former Democratic senator from Colorado and a close assoc iate of Schr oeder. Si nce THE PURCHASE Of 2 PAIRS LE-E'S AT REGULAR PRICE Bob Ashley. Wes Young wjll move to the cen ter position replacing Jared Sheets who is on the disabled list. Steve Tracy will return to action after having to sit out the Trimble gam e. Senior Ed Baer will starts at the' right guard spot and Sophomore Dennis Booth will be a t the other guard position and will see action at defensive end. women's cross co untry and w('' re er's' recommendation . Murphy 's The brand that fits~M The Daily SGntinei- Page-3 very enthusiastic about it," said Coac h Bob Wlll ey. who al so hold s responsibility lor lhP men ·~ team LEE GYM BAG OR LEE NOTEBOOK • ORGANIZER .- . Meigs battles winless Miller. on road Unequal treatment __B_y~la_c_k_A_n_de_rs_o_n...:_a_nd_D_a_le_Va_h_A_c_ta_ sive enjoyment. G£"neral ManagPr . .. ' PRICES APPlY, AT PAA tiCjPATINO STORES ANC OEALiRS Mo~t Major Credit Cards Accepted �I Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Th~da~~ember17,1987 PofTI,8roy-Middleport. Ohio Egad, friends! We' ve got some Hoople nod goes to N.D . to record real coolege football treats for · a 29-20 victbrv. you. When Jack Bicknell and his Florida and ,Alabama m eet in Boston College boys visit the Los Birmingham, Ala . (on WTBS- Angeles Coliseum . (ABC-TV). it TV ). Following In order ton will be the first meeting for his ESPN-TV) .are: Texas A&M Eagles and the Southern Califorhosting Washington; and Mlchi· nia Trojans. gan State Invading South Bend · The Southern Cal pa ssing for Notre 'Dame's home opener. game - featuring QB Rodney Looking at these from th<' top , Peete and SE Ken Henry - and SEC foes Alabama and Florida the awesome defense· - anwill be getting it on for the 23rd chored by 6-foot-4, 220-pound LB time. The Crimson Tide holds an Marcus Colton- will prov e. to be Impressive edge, 17-5, Including too much for B.C. victories over Florida their last The Eagles' offense is led by eight meetings. pass-reclever de luxe Darren This year, the air-minded Flutie, brot her of Hel sman Gators, with QB K erwin Bell winner Doug Flu!le. II 's capable directing the strong offense. will of giving the Trojans some win a tight one. Make it Florfda, anxious moments. Built 's South28-24. er n Cal, by a narrow 28·24 Texas A&M, defending SWC margin. champs, and Washington , a In their 55-game series, the Pac -10 power, have met 'only Georgia Bulldogs lead the Clem· once before on the gridiron. The so n Tigers, 36-15·4. However, In Aggies prevailed , 28-15.' in 1974. the last eight engagements be· The Aggies will have to b!' at tween Georgia's fabulous Vince their defensive best to hold off the · Dooley and the Tigers' Intense strong Huskie allack fueled by mentor, Danny Ford, the record QB Chris Chandler and TB Vince is closer. Tl '.s jus14·3-1li1 favor of Weathersby. We see Texas A&M the Bulldogs. losing its second-straight home Ford's stalwarts playing at game: How about Washington, home (CBS-TV) will be a slight 17-14? favorite with. a Well -balanced When Notre Dame entertains. offense and defense. This one. the Michigan State Spartans It too, will be close- with Clemson will be only the eight night games finishing ahead, 26-17 . at home In Irish history . But it . A quick look at oi hPr Important will mark the 53rd m eeting of clashes: It's Miami (Florida) these great Midwestern foes. over South Californi a 31 ·24: The well -rounded irish offense Michigan over Washington St. should be enough to ·outpointthe 24·14; and Ohio State over Spartans infantry attack - led Oregon 37-16. In a pair of big ACC by super TB Lorenzo Whit.e. Th<' cohtests , North Carolina should roll over Georgia TEch 37-21, and North Carolina State should win over Wake forest 29·22 . SATURD.AY; SEPT. 19 Akron 28 East. Mich. 20 Appalachian St. !t Vlr,rlnla Mllllary 16 Arizona 35 New Mexico 8 Arizona State 42 Pacifi c Jol 1\rkansWI 28 Tulso %1 ' l\rmy'2lli Kansas Stale 10 Baylor 18 Nevada-1M Vegas R PICK Your Car PICK Your Payment BowUng Green 31 Ball Slate II Brl~ham l'ounc 24 Te~~:Wl Christian 21 no money down Brown 21 Yale H C.lem"on 26 Georgia 17 Colgate 20 William 4: Mary 19 Colorado 38 Stanford 24 . Colorado State 11 Teu.fi·EI Paso 15 Darmouth 21 Princeton '2 Delaware 35 " 'Est Chester 2M Dukf' 22 Vanderbilt 20 Ea~t Carolina llJ!IIIInol~ 37 Florida 2R Aht.bama t~ t' lorlda Stale 36 Memphlll State 13 Holy CrosK ~ Lalayett e 24 lndhlna 24, Kentucky 1ft luwa ·10 Iowa Stae !0 Kan~a... 27 Kent STatP 17 Long 84!ach St. 35 Cal State-Fullerton 25 LOulsla:ria Statt• H Rice U Maryland~ WeKt VIrginia U Miami (Florida) 31 South Carolina 24 Mlchl.an 24 Wa!ihlngtoo STale 14 Minnesota 2H Cadlfornl~ l1 Mi!l!tiMippl 2'7 Arkansas Stale W Mlssls..-.lppl Sial~~-~ Louislllna Tt•t::h 10 Mi!INourl 21 Nort hwe"lern IS Navy 38 L..t>hltth 1 North Carolina :!7 Geoq(la Te ch 21 North Carolin a Statf' 29 Wllkt! 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East of Albany, Ohio) 592-2322 DAY - .691-3531 EVENING Th~ AL Eas t p~nrhou s~ remained crowded th anks to sle rlln~ performances Wednesday night by rw o Cy Young co nt e>nders . . Detroit's .Jack M orris pitched hitless ball for C> 1·3 Inn ings and flnlsht>d with a three-hiller ro lead rhe Ti ~e> rs to a •1-I vlc!ory over- th e Boston Red Sox at Ti ger Stadium . Meanwhile, Tor on! o's .Jimmy Key scal!ered six hils over seven Innings to help II lithe Blue Ja ys •over th e Ba l llmorr Ori oles 7-0. Morris . 18-8, rar' ned his sixth tri umph In his l as t eight deci sio ns and rai sed hts career r«;>co rd O\'l'r Bos ton to 12-R. He walked lwo <lfld Struck out four·. .J ~ ff SeHNs. 7 H. took thr loss. Alan Trammell 'S double. home r·un and two RBI supporlcd M()rrls . " The m an·s neve>r won rhr Cy You11 g ," D('t roll M a nage r Sparky 1\nd erson sai d or his ace right -hander. "You ask anybody In baSeball who' s th<' best pit cher and rhrv 'll sav Ja ck M orri s I<" Morris retired the first tn bal1ers he facrd tx•forc walking Marry Barrett. who stole second and took th ird when catc herMal1 Nokes' lhrow wcntlnro crn tcr for an Nror. Rarr el1 sco red on Wade Bog!( 's sacrifice fly. At Exhibll io n Stadium . K ey, 17-6, tied th r club record hrid by Doy le A lexaoder and Dave St ieb for victories in a sea on . " I have no Idea of goi ng out tht'fc and try ln~ to lead In ERA or win thP Cy Young: : sai d Key , who l owere-d his IPaguc· leading ERA to 2.77. " Bur If we win rlw World Ser ies . you'll see some gu)'S on this re am , maybe not me. winning so me awards . " Tony Fernandez Wl'nt 3 for 4, drove In three run s and had his bat co nfiscated by ' the umpires . The bat will be examined for rvldrnce of doctoring. Mike Bpddtcker, 10-9, lost his third game in as many starts thi s season ali(alnsr Toronto . White Sox 13, Twins 10 At Chicago. Harold Baines knocked In four runs and Ozzle Guillen stroked three doubles to key a 16-hlr While Sox attack . Brew~•• 5, Yankees 4 At New York, Teddy Higuera extended his winning streak to six games and Gl enn ·. Braggs tripled in Robin Yount to cap a three-run rally In th e seventh Inning. Mariners 5, Indians 3 At Seat tle, Rey Quinones ripped a two -run homer wit h one out In the ninth Inning. TeK!Is 4, Athletics I At Arllnglon, Texas . Charlie Hough, 17-11, plrthed a thre<'· hitter and Darrell Porter and Larry Parrish hit home runs. Angels 6, Royals 4 At Kansas City, Mo .. Ruppert Jones and Bill Buckner drove In two runs apiece and Greg Min· ton, 4-2, pitched 2 1-3 innings of relief to gain the victory. • BB Chevrolet-Oidsmobile..;C· aaillac . 6 '1 4-992-6614 ' '. "Drive A Little Save A Loti" . located on Rt. 7 South In Pomeroy On River I ·----- -------- . Lindeemulder is Player of Week INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) -Ashland linebacker Scotl Lindeemu lder has been named defel)· stve . player of the ,week In the Heartland Co llegiate .Conference. He had 14 tackles and a.fumble recovery In the Eagles' 27·19 victory over Northwood last weekend. The Daily Sentinel - Page- S Bill Walsh predicts long strike CINCINNA TI iUPli - San Francisco 49ers coac h Bill Walsh predicts there will be a "long" A field of23 horses , two shortor f . NFL players strike and says the 1982 record for il Jug, wlll b · strike pressure already Is disshooting for the winner's shareo tracting his ' players ' preparaa record $412,330 purse. lions for Sunday's game. The winner of the first leg of the " I think therewlll be a strike, I triple crown was not eligible for don't think there's any question, and I think it will be long i n the Jug, thu s assuring race fans ofnotrlplecrownwlnner. Righle- duration," Walsh said In a ous Bucks won t)1e fir~t j ewe>l, the tel ephon e coliferen<e r:-ali with Cane Pace. The third j ewel , the Cincinnati reporters Wednesday. Walsh said he Is worried that Messenger Stake, is Nov . 11 at.. Roosevelt Raceway . · NFL Players Association pres· Th e field has been split into two sure on players to strike will divisions of eight and one of leave his club less than 100 seven: The top . three finishers percent prepared to play the from each division will return for Cincinnati Bengals Sunday. "We're havln~ some problems the raceoff. A horse has to win her e," Walsh said from San rwo divisions to claim the Jug. Francisco. "I think our players could very well be caught up rn this· strike atmosphere. "Gene Upshaw thead of the players' union) was here Monday. He made a personal trip to our .factllty, He.'s lookillg to see our players lead this walkout: He's got a lot of support. I'm really concerned that we' ll be distracted by this strike thing." Asked If the distractions could result In his players not being as well prepared as they should be for Sunday's game, Walsh siad, "Yes, that concerns me. We mighi be somewhat paranoid over it, I don't know. There have been a lot of meetings around here~ I know that. "But, I don't blame the play - Pennzoil1 OW30 Motor Oil ers," added · Walsh. "f can understand them being dis tracted by it. l'm concerned about the players ' associatiOn leadership - not necessarily at the very top because I believe Gene Upshaw to be a very reasonable man - bu I some of his supportive staff are bent on a walkout, I belleve." Walsh said it's apparent the . 49ers have been singled out by the players' union to help leaa a strike. "We have a number of veteran players," noted Walsh . "He (Upshaw) is looking for a lot of support and I think he's going to the older teams - the more mature teams - to get this support." Walsh said he t hlnks one of \he union's key demands - ' fr~ agency would hurt most players. "My concern over free agency .. is that It will redistribute what I salary ) money Is ava ilable," he said . "The NFL Is now spending mar<' than ever anticipated on salaries - more than ever budgeted - . and it 's r isi ng r apidly. How we 'll be· abl e to go further with salaries. I'm nor sure. "So if the salary budget re· · Ina ins about the sa me, what free agency would do would be to redistribute the money - wher e six to eight players (o n each team) would get the major part of the sa lary money ~I'' '1\l Reg. 99e qt.,limit12. ¢ THE MOTOR OIL WITH l ·1 liltrl . PENNZDIL Pennzoii10W40 or 5W30 Motor Oil Reg. 1.09 qt., limit 12. ¢ _·-____ .,,_, .... 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I!. could get as lucky as . the Huntington ( Ross Co. ) Hunts· men did in its 35-0 win against Southern. To insure the win , the · Highlanders will have to contain senior running back Pete Roush, : who picked up 115 yards against the Huntsmen . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ry CHARLIE McCARTHY NEW YORK (UP!) - The question, and 1 think it will be $230,000 . players' union and NFL teams long in duration." The new union proposal limits have come upon an Issue In their Doolan said the new union free agency to players with at negotiations on which they can proposal differs greatly from the least four years of experience, a agree the likelihood of a last · agreement , He said the change from the union' s prior football stri ke next week. players should be satisfied with stanceofunfetteredfreeagPncy . Jack Donlan, executive directhe current system under which The plan also demands heavy the average player sa lary has fines for teams cu !ling or trading ror of the NFL -Management ·council, the owner 's negotiating increased from $90,000 in 1~82 to union represenratives . arm , rejected the union's latest offer Wednesday and said a work stoppage nex t week apP.eared to be "a very good possibility." Gene Upshaw, chief oft he NFL Play ers ' Association, went even further. " A srrlke Is Inevitable because RIO GRANDE The Rio Fritz, Cochran and Jim Lute . Th e they have had an agenda from Grande men's cross country juniors are Fatica and Lunga the.word go thai they were going team enters Its second meet of ,. beel and Herrori is the Redint>n's to co ntinue under any circu m - the season Saturday against Ohio lone senior. stance." he said, " It's like U niversity and Kent State Uni· While youth and lnrxpe_rlence someone has predicted that they versity at Athens. are concerns Willey Is facmg, he must do thiS. They ' r~ trying Ia "I think it's a good meet for Is impressed with the team 's fulfill their own prediction." us ." Coach Bob Willey said. "The enthusiasm . In l)lSG, the Rt'dmen The las t co ntract agreement in competition is strong and that 's fini shed foorth in the Mid-Ohi o 1982 was preceded by a 57- day Conference. • what makes us r un well. " strike. Willey noted that he's pleased "Our tea m , this year, see ms The 1,600-member union plans with the team's performance at very enthusiastic and willing to to strike following Monday the Marshall U~lversit y Jovi ta: put in the time and effort in order night ' s game betwet'n the New tiona! on Sept. 5. The Redmen to be champions . " he said. " I am York Jets and the New England co mpeted agai nst Mar shall. looking forward ro 'theseaso'\a nd Patriots. Eastern Kentucky University, it should be a great learnintz NFL owners ipsist they will Morehead State University and experien ce for a lot of our young field teams despite the strik<' by Cedarville College. The schtlois people. " using non~ union players and free fielded 33 runners for the meet. The Redmen arc scheduled to agents under the so-~alled ' 'The key to cross country is take parr in the Morehead State Schramm Plan, named for· Tex r unning in a pack and I feel that Invitational on Sept. 26 and will · Schramm, the president of thl' wed id agoodjobof rhat."Willey host their own in vi.tatio nal on Dallas Cowboys. · said. Oct . 3. They arc al so scheduled The new teams will skip the The first pack of runners for for the Queen City Inv itational in regularly scheduled third game Rio to finish in the Marshall Cincinnati Oct. li: !he Mid-Ohio of the season and resume play campet illon were junior Brian Conference and Dist rict22cham· Oct. 3. Game 3 would be made up Lungabeel, who placed tenth at plon shlps at Defiance Oct . 31 and at the end of rhe regular season. 26: 49; freshman Mark Cline, 14th the NAJA Nationals at Kenosha, Don lan, at a news conference at 27: 11; and sophomore Tim Wis .. Nov. 22. in New York. said the union's · lares! proposa l would add about Warnock, at in 27:17. The flilltf;p·~·;;;;·;~•il second pack16th to come consisted $200 million to the cost of the of junior Tony Fatica, 24 th at ex isti ng contract. 28: 15; senior Curtis Herron, 25th "A strike is a very good at 28: 22; sophomore Troy Coch· possibility," Donlan said. "I ran, 26th at 28: 2.3; and sopho· don't like to say that. I like to go morp Bob Frirz. 28th at 29 to midnight, but I don't think it . minutes . , look s good." "A few of our runners came Players and coaches around close to or broke their personal records ," Willey said. the league are prPpared for a strike . Comprising t·his year's men's " I sec no ot her recourse right team are freshman Cline. Wll.now." said George Martin. the liam EdPns, Jl'ff Savage, Paul player rt'presentative .o ftheNI'w Na nce and Joe Rleneld. SophoYork Giants. "Hopefully, !man· more members ar<' Warnock, age men I) will ge I I o I he 1a b Ie a nd r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ get some movement going to avert rhe inevitable." Said Bill Wal sh. coach and president of the San Francisco 49ers: "I think thpre will be a strike. I don't think there' s any Oak Hill ... DELAWARE. Ohio (UP!) The heavy rain that hit the Delaware County Fairgrounds Wednesday forced race officials to juggle the schedule around the Little Brown Jug which should be run on schedule today. Racing officials said Wednesday's Grand Circuit harnes s racing card was postponed after a heavy rainstorm hh the area about noon, making the half-mile !tack unsafe for racing. Wednesday races would hav<' Included· a world record attempt by Mack Lobeli In the $91.000 Old Oaken Bucket for 3· year-old colt running or the trotters, and t $250,000 Jugette tor 3-year-old pacing fillies. 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[No Dealer or Wholesalers] 1985 FORD F-150 PKKUP 1986 CHEVROLET NOVA SCOTT YANKED - Houston pitcher Mike Scott Is offered a piece ol sandpaper by a Giants' fan after ~etllng yanked In the sixth inning by manager Hal Lanier Wednesday In San Francisco. Many fans produced sandpaper and signs regardt'n g Scott and teammate Billy Hatcher In recent incidents. The Giants took the game 7-J. (UPI) ' Mets rout Expos; Giants hike lead By MIKE SULLIVAN UPI Sports Writer Charlie Le a worked hard for three yea r s to earn a trip bac k to the major leagues . It took j ust over an innin g Wednesday night to realize Lea may have returned too soon. "We needea a fifth starter and we thought th at Charlie would be the answer.' ' sa id Montreal Manager Buck Rodgers after Dwight Gooden and th e New York Mets routed the E xpos 10-0. "We took a shot with him and lost ," Rodger s said. "A nyway. the manner in whic h Gooden pitched tonightt meant that wE' would havE' neE'ded Bob Feller to win this game for us." · Gooden fired a three- hitter and Len Dykstra belted a grand ~la m to help New York remain 1Y., games behind the fir st-place St. Louis Cardinals in the NL East. The third -place Expos dropped four games behind. Lea, who las t pitched in the majors Sept. 16, 1984 before injuring his right shoulder. · walked Dykstra to lead off the game. Howard Johnson singled up the middle to put runners at first and third . Lea threw a wi ld pitch, a II ow Ing Dykstra to score. After Keith Hernandez struck out, Strawberry smacked a hom er, his 36th. Yankees will keep Clippers as farm team COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPli The Co lumbu s CUppers once again will be the Class AAA affilia te of the New York Yankees in 1988, the lOth year Columbu s has served as the Yanks' top farm team. "It's defini te with the Yankees. " said Cl ippers General Manager George Sisler. "We've renewed our ..vo rkl ng agreement for one year ." There had been talk of the Yankees mov ing the ir AAA affii· iate to Buffa lo, N. Y . , which will play in newly cons tructed Pilot Field, a 19,fi00-seat facility, ne>~_l season. Robert Rich, who owns the Buffalo fran chi se of the Ameri;can Associat ion, is a friend and :bu siness assoc iate of Yankee .owner George Steinbrenner. t Buffalo was the AAA tearil of the Cleveland Indians the past ;season, but Rich has notified the jlndians he will not renew with 'them. wi t h Pit tsburgh swi tching cfrom Vancou ver to Buffalo. C- "Every .year it' s the sa me " i!'l sier said of the rumors the Yankees would pull outofColum'llus. "There' s a big hubbub and ithen once we renew our agreem ent with the Ya nkees, it dies !down. Then it comes back again ' the next year . it's ridiCulous." In the ninP pr£>vious years of the Columbu s- New York agreement, the Clippers have finished first in the lL regular season standings five times and won the Governors Cup. the league's post-season championship, four times . · This past season, Columbus wound up seco nd to Tidewater during the r egular season, then won the Governors Cup by sweeping best-of-five-game series against Rochester and the Tides. I pushing New York in front 3-0. ·Strawberry was hit by a Joe Hesketh pitch In the ribs In th£> second inning and was removed from the game in the fourth. He was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for precautionary Xray s. The X -rays were negative and Strawberry is listed as day to day . · Gooden, 14-6, walked two and struck out 11 in his third shutout and sixth complete game of the season. . " That was the best game of my career," Gooden sa id. " It was the best I have ever pitched by far because I was always ahead of the. count. Maybe being in a pennant race had a lot to do with it , but I was really up for the game tonight." . Dykstra 's grand s.lam and lOth homer of the season, gave the Mets a 10-0 advantage in the eighth . Elsewhere, .St. [..ouis stopped Pittsburgh 8-5, San F ranc isco routed Houston 7-1, Philadelphia hE'id off Chicago 8-5, and San Diego sliut down Atlanta 3-0. Cardinals 8, Pirates 5 At Pittsburgh, Tony Pena ca pped a four-run third Inning with a disputed two-run doubl e to spark St. Louis. Gl ants 7, Astros I At San Francisco, Will Clark slugged two home runs and Eddie Milner and Mike Aldret~ added one apiece to lead the Giants. Phillies 8, Cubs 5 At Philadelphia. pinch hitter Greg Gross drew a two-out , bases:loaded walk to snap a tie and Jeff Stone followed with a three-run double In a seven-run , seventh Inning lifting the Ph !Iiles . Padres 3, Braves 0 At San Diego, Mark Grant pitched a two-hitter for his fir st major-league shutout and struck out a career-hi gh nine batters pacing the Padres. 531 JACKSON PIKE - RT.3~ WEST PhOnoU0->&52. IliACI( TO T H I - INIYI t I • SPECIAL PRICE Atl>IISSIONS • ADULTS 13 .50 · CHILOREN $1 .50 SATURDAY I SUNDAY MATI NEES All SEATS 12.50 BARGAIN NIG~T TUESDAY 12.00 1985 MERClltY GRAND MARQUIS Stock# 73281.4 doors. 'l'dan. V-8, air cond .. vinyl root. auto. trans.. PS.PB. power winOO.~ oower door locks, tilt whet!!, cru~ oontrol. AMIFM radio, rndial tires. w~te wals. ..r win<Dw delo~ S8994. 1985 HERKUR XR4n . Stod< H 77741. 2 doors. coupe. ~ont whei!l drive. 4 cvt. a~r rond , PS, Pa ~~~~ winOO.• tiK .,nOel, c ru ~ contr~. AM/FM tildio, slereo ~pe ~se~~() 1~: 1985 CHRYSL£R lfBARON GTS Stock H 11180 4 door• >!!Jan. front wtleel drivf!, 4 liyl., air cond , auto trans.. PS . PB. tJOYI(!f door bd<s. cruise cootr~. AM/ fM rad~ s6977. 1984 PLYMOUTH RELIANT S.W. 1984 AMC EAGlf S.W. Stock# 77611. 4 doors. S\iltion wagon,4wroe drive. 6 cyl .. air cond , auto. tans.. PS. Pa power wintiJws. power seat. fXJ"er door octo. lilt wheel. cruise rontr~. AM/ FM rillo. rear winOO. deto~ Stock. H 75112. 4 doors. slaton wagon. front wheel drive, 4 cyl .. ;m cond.. auto. trans., PS, · PB. tiK wllf!<>l. cruise "'"""· AM/ FM >adio. white walls 1985 CHRYSl£R Sth AVE. Stock# 7ll45, 4 ~- 'l'dan. V-8. a• cood . v1nyl roof. auto. trans.. PS.PB. t)Jwer w1otbws. power sea\ !"'""'door ock ~ 1n wheel crurse . centre( AM/F~ r~IO. sterf!ltape, racha1 hres.. whlte walls n>,ar wn:b.v delog, $ SALE PRtCf 9668. 1984 BUICK 1984 IYIRCURY CENTURY LYNX -.Stod< H 7794!. 4 door> 'l'dan, front wheel drrve. 4 <:)1 . .,, a>nd . auto tra"' . PS. PB. tilt wheel. cruiSe cootrol, wt!de walts. ~ar -.,nOON defog 'Stoct< • 76031. 2 tJooo. front wlll!<>l <1<• ~ 4 cyL 01r COI1d, PS P£\ AMIFM ro:l~ . SAlE PRICt · SALE PRtCl $6949. $3780. $3992. Stock- H 12071, 4 door• 'l'dan, front wheel drNe: 6 c~ a• cood OJto tra"' . PS. PB. 1t11 wtleel. crurse conlr~ AM!fM rildo, >lerw l.'lpe. rad1oJI hres. wtwte deklg w~ls, !eoJr wmrbN • SALE PRICE 1983 FORD F-150 PKKlW 1983 FORD ESCORT 1982 DODGE AIRES S.W. "'1!0' Stoc~ # 74761. 4 door ~ 'l'dan. sl<ltron lron1 'ltleel d1111e. 4 cyl., air oond., auto trans., PS. Pa AM / fM raM. slereo tape SALE PRICE $5150. $5905. 1979 FORD 1980 FORD LID LID 1981 CADILLAC COlft DEVILLE 1978 FORD T-BIRD Sloe!<# I 1391.2 doO<~. !l!dan, 6cyl .. air con~. vinyl ri>ot, auto. tr.lns.. PS. PB. power winOO.s """"'seal power door kx:ks, IK wroe. cruoe contr~. AM/ FM rado ~ere:> tapa mdial lires. white wal~. rear wm<Dw defog Stock. # 78341. 2 doors. hard lou V-8. air cond., IJinyl root. auto. trans.. PS, PB. radial t1re5. whije wt~l~. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE ON THE SPOT FINANCING. TO QUALIFIED BUYERS!!! 1983 PlYMOUTH RELIANT 4 Dr. SALE PRICE S1Sp73. ""00. 1983 IYIRCURY -GRAND MARQUIS SAlE PRICE Sloe!< # 73112.2 dOO<S. 'l'd>'1. V-8. a• cond., >lnYI root. auto. ~'"' . PS. PB. AM/ FM radn Stock* 78011 4 OOJ\ 'l'diJl. V-8. " tDnd . vmyl roo! auto trans PS. PB ~ wttOOw!t. IXJ"e< seal IXlW" 00<> ido, Ill - aurse contra, AMt fM rildon sle<eo tot>e rnd•o t•es. w~te wat• . ie¥ defog SALE PRICE • $6430. Stod< i 78541. V-8. a~r cond.•atM nns , PS. PB. AM/ fM rad~. 'I ton pckuR bng wMJe ~­ bumpe-. '"'· ·lu~ tan~ gauR"S. "'"step 1983 FORD CROWN VKTORIA $6518. Stock 183091. 4 door• 'l'diJl. V-8, "' cond.. •Jinyl root, auto trans .PS, PB. I)YNer wt~lh¥5. oower seal IX>N't door kx:ks. lllwtl!el. cr u.. contro. AMI FM rildio. slen•> tape ~d·~ twes. rear w11100N defog, $2132. $4369. Thursday, September 17, 1987:• Page-7 Beat of the bend Syracuse PTO conducts meeting Don't be a chicken Fail carniv•H plan s were made pra c tice session. The home had By BOB HOEFLICH when the Syracuse PTO met · · already been heavily damaged in Senlinei Staff Writer recently at the Syracuse Elemen a !Ire before the death of Mr, Do keep in inind tary School. · . the Racine UniKorn . The carnival has been set. for ted Methodls l Visiting in the co!Jlmunit y Oct. 3. Several new games will be " Church will be Sunday ~l s o. so T ed Reed tells introduced at the carnival and serving a baked " m e, were a number of artists · among the door prizes to be from th e Toledo area who were chicken dinner awarded are a Middleton doli, a on the parking lot with easels and beginning at 4 S25 gift certificate from Dan' s a wnatever capturi ng plcturesqu~ p.m. today at hedge trimmer , and hair dryer. spots in the town. The group the church for Patti Struble is chairman of the benefit of the Tony Riffle visited The Farmers Bank and publicity for the carnivaL family . Tony was lnj~red se- Savings Co. to view the excellent The unil voted to have a booth riously in a recent accident while mural there. at the Midieport block party ....------ . worklng construction on th e new Sturda y , and to give $50 to the · . Yes. It would help if lhe road Lancaster maiL Southern kindergarten. Joyce Ali donations will be tu rned under the brid ge were opened to Sisson presided at the meeting. traffi c. over to help the family . Jim Lawrence, principle. introIt Is cl osed, however , and duced the staff, Barbara Brown, Any ancestors of veterans .of through no. fault of May or Ri secretary; Christie Caldwell, chard Seyler . The bridge repair the Wa r of 1812 around ? Janice Curry, Ruth Stearns, co ntractor is still working under If so. please get in tou ch wi th Sandra Baer, Debbie Sayre , and Sue Hager, 992-2241. She' ll need the bridge doing so me paintins Lawrence. first through six th the name, service record . m ar- and other odd s and ends. II could g:ade teachers respec tively, and riage dat e. wife' ~ nam e . and be c losed for anot her couple of Patti Struble, TAG coord inator week s. It will be nice to get It · nam es of t he children. for Southern LocaL open aga in. hOwever . as it does Arrangements were made for Those clever and well-don<' relieve the traffic tie up at the the PTO to sell Wildlife Cookcaricat ures featured every week traffi c light for eas tbound books for $5 each. Committees wllh th c footbatl game predictors vehicles. for the school year were nam ed. are done by lalented staff A membership drive will begin Henry Hartman and his family member, Na ncy Yoacham--a soon. Jim Anderson will coach rea lly ap prec i ate and th ank nice touch. huh? · the flag football te am of fifth and evPryonc a1 Vel era ns Mem or ial sixth graders . Th e free enterta inment eve n- Hos pit al and Uni ver sity H os pital Recognition of . students was for al l of th e help du ring Henry 's Ings all he Shrine Pa r k In Raci ne, planned with Remora Young to uncxjX'ctcd illn ess. Fl·iends. rei staged by thp viltag<' park be the "button lady". making at i,·es. and chu rches have been co mmission. t•o ntinut' to ~ n jo ,· and distributing the buttons f:rea t with donation s. pra yer s, th~ l r popularit y . · which will be used for spec ial ca rds and ·o ther ges tu res io There were nearly 20<1 r~sl ­ FLAG RAISING - Salisbury students in gathered on the school lawn Wednesday for a flag recognition of students throughrP liev~ the fam lty load. Mary and dcnt s on hand for the rvent las t observance of the hi centennial oft he Constitution, raising cetemony hy the cub scouts. out the year. Bob Barrett have loaned thei r Sa turday and surpri se jX'rThe fourth grade won the room vnn to the tam ily fort ra nsportlng form er s tr·om Nas hvill e. Tenn ., count . H<' nry to a P ar ker sbu rg hos pit al wPr~ Roger Batley. drummer. for additiona l trea tmPnt. and Chris Knei se l. lea d guit ar in observa nce of the 200th M eig s Coun tia ns do com e Ja m es Geiger. Jos hua Wither an , . and singer . Th£'y joi ned t he Bend bir thday of the signing of the Chris Rou sh, Adam White through at needed times. Ri ver Boys and also on hand to Co nstitutio n. Webelos Den · 1 ol Timmy Peavely , Jamie BroderHenr y is home now and wou ld · pre se nt entertainm ent wer t h(' Salisbury Cub Scout Pack 246 _ick, Tra v is Cu rtis , Daniel and Ilk ca rd s and 'vi sitors. Circ le D Wra nglers and Dennis co nducted a fl ag r aisin g cereem - .Jeremiah Russell, Bobby Mash. M anu el and ~' ra nk Cleland wh o ony with all . of the st ud ent s Jeremy Hubbard, Steven Hysell, And the Ru tla nd EMS uni t is pres('n tect gospel number s. NEW 7 PC. WOOD present and pa r ticipating -in the go ing gun g ho for It s a n n~al Matthew Morris, Patrick Yo ung, Thr nr xf C'V(''nlng of c nt et· ~ttln · pi N ige and salut e t o the fl ag and Jhn Jeffers. Eric Wa gner , a m <• nt will be at 7 p.m , on Sept. Chris tma s bazaar. T he eve nt ha s COMPARE TO '419.00 nesday m orn ing. Wed boy been set for Nov . 14 and wi ll b~ scout , and Melissa Ram s26- so do get outandenjoy -- pretl y Cub sco ut s In uniform taking ho' id at the Rutl and Civ ic Cent er . burg and Myca Hay'nes . Br owsoo n the snow w il l be !>l owi ng and part were Vincent Broderick. Fo r infnm1a t ion give Mijrcia ni es in unifOrm , al s o yo u'l l have to hu g the fl re,l cle. SAVE SJ20 Mi cha el Lei fh eit. Jos hua Leach. F:lll ott a ca ll at 742-22:!3. part icipat ed. NEW S. PC. WOOD F lrernl"n ln town ovClr lllf' And )10U 'know PvPn though wc<•kend to att£'ntl a regional fl t·c thPrf' hu vl\ bee n pro1es 1s aga inst schoo l hosted bv the Pom erov COMPARE TO '269.00 anothN pres idential appoi ntee-and M iddlepo rt. Fire Dcpari Participation in th.e Fall F es ti - ings were announced along with this time Bork -- l hat alter mu ch m ent s go t some l lr st ha nd val of Shanng wa s discussed at r eservatio n deadlines . A lett er co nfu sion. the appointment will trai nin g on B r ce?y li ~lg h ts wh~ n SAVE 569 the Tu esday nig ht mee t ing of th e was rea d from Elizabeth Jeffers. b<' approved . Why bother• Do th !' home or thr Lit' Geor ge nnd United Methodi st Wo men. held at dis.t rtcr president. .JanPt Korn was ·ourned In a k(?(~p smil ing. li ea th Church, Middl epor t. M rs. Ciatworthy had the- pro4 Pauline Horton, president , gr am , "Hear Us When We Pray" DRAWER pres~ nted so me fact' on the by Mary Lou Eva ns, based ·o n CHEST Fes ttvai of Sharing whic h dea l s scripture from Matthew and Reg. SM mcm b<'rs pres en 1. Thr annual J ohn.• on family with wor ld hunger and passed out Luk e. Twila Childs was at the Ga ry .J ohn son of Phoenlz, Ariz. shee ts containin g di rections for piano for g roup si nging of a hy mn I'Punlon wa s held at th e Shrine tra veled the fm·thes l Rand v and Pa r k in Raci ne. Sunday wit h ;,;, the four kindsofk itsw hich canbe. and a so lo by the Re v. Clem ente SAVE '20 Melanie Si mpso n w~re t h~· new famil ies b<' lng repreS!'nll'd . m?de at home. Sonn)' Ziuniga , "Teach Me How <'SI marr ied , Andi·ew .Jaco b 1-'ollowlng thr pot lu ck dlnn c t·. fh e gr oup decided to 11'ave the To Pra y." 'l'he Lord's Pra yer in 5 NEW 2 PC. £.A. Si mpson wa s the youngrs t boy. sevPral fam ily mE'mbc-rs wC'rC pledge th e sa m e as it wa s las t unison eonci uded the program. DRAWER I UVING RM. ~UIT~ and Ashley .J ohn so n t he ~' oun gcst rec o~: nl zt' d , Inc ludin g Eth e l _ vea r . Th e pecan sale by t he Refreshment s were se rved CHEST ~ irl at the r <'un lon. ..John son Cozart . t 11 e ot dcst A ft ernoo n Circle , the rummag e from a table covered in ye llow Reg. 184 Several doo r prizes wer t? woman ; Louisa Johnson. th sa ~ br.,Etgn o~ CiD r cl e on Oct. 1 ce nt er ed with a basket of fresh 1_ .. awa rded . An auc tion of . hand· second oldes t woman; Ed Tabor , an ·.' e ect on ay dinner on flowers . Hos tesses were Nancy ~AVE , 25 ~ Reg. 1319.95 SAVE '120 made articles wa s conduc tl'd hy ·thr' ol des t m a n, and All an .John Nov . .l · and t he annu a l hdlld ay Caie. Doroth y Roller . Juanita ' Floro! co,er in utro hoavy solidook. Roger J ohn so n. Ga m es we r r so n, sl'Co nd o ld es t man. bazaa and lun cheon on Dec. 5 __ · played wi lh pr lzPs being gi ven to A tie fol' th e lai'gcst family i n W('I' e ar nn olinced. 1hP wi nn er s. Nex t yra r' s reuni on attendance wa s th e Crorge .lohn Mrs. · Hor ton followin g her will b<' held on sept. 4 aga in at so n family and E thel Cozar t welco me shared thoug ht s from Th e Shrine Park in Racin r . fam ily eac h ha v in g ~ l g ht M atthew. A pre lud e of qu ie t mu sic was presented by Emma K. Ciatworth y and G ra ce J ohn so n gave devo tions usin g " Trust God" as her theme co mm ented on oft en over looked lesson of wat chin g and waiting. closing with pra yer . Des cend ant s of B r ier. and District and confer ence meet Mr. and Mrs Cla y Beaver . J r . Rozlna Belle Braver hel d thci>' and rass ie. Ur ban a: M r. and first reunion In Rodney Su nd ay . Mt·s. Peter Soponyai and CaMrs . Sylvi a Bauer had grace. ro l y n , Fl o rida ; E mogene John Chapman, alias Johnny AppleRe cognized and prese nt ed Me rcer. Kara Beaver and Brian seed, planted nurseries of apple seedplaques were Clay Beaver. f or . . Bea,·cr , Pa tri ot: Mr . and Mrs. hogs tn clearings before pioneers arthe mos t children: Pearl SopoMaxin e J ustice. Kitts Hill ; Mrs. rtved . He planted to his dying day, ny al, who traveled the farthest ; Ha zel Wilson, Willow Wood: and March 18, 1845. near Fort Wayne, Avanelle Shirk. who brought the gues ts. Ed Donley , Gallipol is and Ind., where h1s grave i s now the cenm ost peopl e; Jesse Braver, th~ Ge neva Har ri son Sha ver of ter of a small park. Some of his trees mo st grandchildren, marr ied t he Ga Iii poll s. still sta nd, !hough many believe the l ongPst, and a lso th e old et . 84: The 198ll r euni on will be held on last one toppled in a storm near MansKimberly Beaver. the y oungest the Sunday of Labor Day field, Ohio, in 1959, after bearing apattending. F red C. Beaver. St·. ples for more than 100 years. weekend. was also recognized for his _efforts to promot e th e first reunion . Attending were M r. and Mr s. Paul Beaver, Linda , Matthew , -and Diana. Mr. and Mrs . David Beave r . Bradley and · Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. Cec il Beaver. Mr. YOU CAN CHECK YOUR REGISTRATION, CHANGE and Mrs. James Beaver: Janice and Chris, Mr. and Mrs . Loren YOUR NAME AND/OR ADDRESS OR REGISTER AT Beaver, Lomn. Jr .. Lori and COMPLETE STOCK Penn ey, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Dunlap and family , Mr . and Mrs. Ivan Beaver. Lynn and Sherr!, Mr. and Mrs . Randy Paxton, Amanda Dotson. and Mrs. Joanne Roach , all of Ga llipolis . Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beaver, Sr. , Mr. and Mrs .•Jesse Beaver, Jr .. Cheshire: Fred C. Beaver. Sr., Mrs . Aniia Beaver Brown, · Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. Garoid 0. Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Beaver and Chad, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Sylvia Beaver Bauer, Mr. and Mrs . MONDAY thru FRIDAY: 8:30a.m. till 4:30 p.m. Pharmacy Larry Gannpn, Scott and Jody, SEPT. 10, 17 and 24: 6:00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m. ' Mr . and Mrs. Clay Beaver, Sr .. Kenneth Mt:Cullough. A.Ph . Ctlarl11 Riffle , R.Ph Mr. and Mrs. Max Brazzell, Mr . SATURDAYS, SEPT. 12, 19 and 26: 8:00a.m. till Noon and Mrs. Russell Shirk, Mr . and Ro..,ld Hoolog. R. Ph J" Mon . thru Sal. 1 :00 A.M. to 9 P.M. MONDAY, OCT. 5:9a.m. till 9:00p.m. Mrs. Roy Stone, Mr. and Mrs. · Sunday10:00A .M . to4:00P .M . PRESCRIPTIONS PH . 992·29&61 Mark Clark. Lesile and Andy, Frl11ndly Service Mrs . Lisa Temple, Ms. Luanne E. M1in PotM,OV. Oh.· ' Open Night• till 9 Rust, John and David, Brian . Stroble, ?Pringfleld. Flag ceremony marks day's start DINETTE SET S%999 1984 PONTIAC 6000 4 Dr. s22so. B~nd . SALE PRIG!: Stock I 83161. 4 dooo. ~ten "'&On. hont whet!! drive. 4 cyl.. air cond., PS. Pa cru .. contro, AM/ FM rill~. ~dial tir"" bucl<~ seat~ 1 rear wmcbw detog --·· . . By The The Daily Sentinel St ock~ 77612, 2 doo<s. hard top. !l!dan. V-8. vtnvt root. auto tran>. PS. PB. AM/ fM rad~ radtal hres, white walls. $1s672. Stoct< ! 6JS7t 4 dtm. >!!Jan. trant wroe drtve 4 c~ . '" mnd . auto n ns.. PS. Pa bl whf:!el. crlJ ISe control MVF Mr.M110. 13dul hres, """ wh4e wa!s SALE PRICE $3395. Stoc~ # 77fJi2. 21loo-' 'l'dan. V8, a~r rond.. v1nyl root. aut o trans, PS, PB, AM/ FM rad10, radtal Ires. white walls saoo. Stock I 83 t52, 4 wtoel droe. V-8, air con d.. aut a trans. PS. Pa AM/ FM radi~ !lllroo tape · SALE PRICE $1172. DINETTE SET $19995 johnson reunion held • • $4995 :$199 9 5 55995 2 r~B:a~c~h~te~l:_- Beaver family gathers for its annual reunion ~-----J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::~~~ ATTENTION: MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS IN ORDER TO VOTE IN. THE NOVEMBER 3, 1987 GENERAL ELECTION YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY OCTOBER S,, 1987. HAVE YOU MOVED; CHANGED YOUR NAME, OR FAILED TO ·VOTE ·IN THE LAST 4 YEARS? saoo. 1976 INTERNATIONAL . '-< SCOUT UMW conducts meeting SUN GLASSES 1975 FORD F-1 00 PICKUP Sloe!< H74884. V-8; alito. trans.. mdiat t<es, ~ ton ticku ~ k>ng wide l>!d. SAl£ PRICE $300. 1986 OLDSMOBilf CALAIS Sloe!< H 7043L 2 doors. cou ~- tront whe~ drive, 4 cyl., a1r concl auto trans . PS. PB. b~ wreel. crwse control. AMIFM radio. SALE PRICE $8233. MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS 108 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio OR PHONE 992-2697 · HOURS FOR REGISTRATION: SWISHER LOHSE OFFER GQOD ·THRU MONDAY SEPT.21, 1987 - ----- ' . • ' �17, 1987 ' Middleport, Ohio · Pomeroy- 17 1987 Scholarships aw.arded students · by American Legion Auxiliary Four scholarships of $250 each . Ar lahd . King, Pomeroy, a nd have been awarded by Feeney- Becker. son of Don a nd Betty Ben nett Post 128, American Becker. Middleport, are a tte nd· ing Rio Gra nde College. RedLegion. Middleport. ma n. sori of Joyce a nd Ray The recipients are Michl A. Redman, Mason. Is attending King, Kimberly l<ath leen Deem. a nd Don W. Becker. a ll gradu · Par ker sburg Community Col· a les of Meigs High School. and lege, a nd Miss Deem of 29131 Ray Thomas Red man, graduate Lagoon Drive, Middlepor t , attend s Hocking Technical Colof Waham a High Sc hool. lege, Ne lsonville. King. son of Mr. and Mrs. Continued fro m page 1 may pre-register for the five dolla r fee unt il October 1st Late registration of seven dolla~s will be accepted u ntil 9:OOA M on the day of the race. E ntry form s may be obtained a t the City Building In Point Pleasant , Western Au to, Ra rd"ln' s Shoe Center , Hockenberry P harm acy North ani! a ll three locations of Citizen's National Ba nk a ll in Point P leasant. You m ay a lso pic k one up at Locker 219 In Middle port, Ohio. · T- s hlrts decorated with the ribbon . . . Mayor Russell Holland urges local residents to come ou t on the day of the races and line the raceway to cheer the r unners on._ Jaymar golf event slated Saturday Jayma~ Golf Clu b's Men's Cha m pionship a nd Flight Tournament will be held Sa turday and Sunday, October 3rd a nd 4th. Players will be fli ghted accord· ing 'to thei r cl ull or league handicaps or past performa nce. A three dolla r entry fee will be c ha r ged. Those wishing to enter may sig n up by calling the clubhouse a t 992-6312 or Bob Freed a t 992-2044. T he grass Is getting greener and the gre~ ns are great so get your name in now. This will be a 36 hole. tournament Business Services DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT IO+ tlc Getting the credit you deserve . va r y consider ably from "HEAT YOUR WHOLE HOUSE" FIREPLACE INSERT OR FREE STANDING onE:' ·will $3.25. POMER OY Red Brus h Chu rch of Chr is t on Bas ha n Road is having special weeke nd meet· ings · at 7 p.m. on F riday a nd Sat urday, a nd at 9:30 a. m . a nd 6 p. m. on Sunday. Guy Ma llory, of Winter Ga r den, Fla. , wil l be the spea ker. E veryone welcome. MIDDLE PORT -Middlepor t Child Conserva tion League will' m eet Thursd ay, 7:30p.m .. at the . Oh io Power Office in Pomeroy. SATURDAY Devo tions and traveling door HARRI SONVILL E - Harriprize will be by Th e lma Si m es. sonv ille Holiness Chapel will · Hos tesses will be Nancy Morris holding all day ser vices Sa tu ra nd Ann Co lbu rn. day, start ing at 10 a .m. Noo n meal will be a t the Ha rrisonvill e FRIDAY fi re house. Ba ptism al serv ice at POME ROY- A m eeting of the 2: :to p. m . a t the Middlepor t levee. Meigs County Advisory Council. Ever yone welcome. Alzheimers Disease-Related Disorde rs, will be he ld Frid ay <1t MASON - Eas te rn Athletic 12: 15 p.m. a t the Senior Citizens Booster s are sponsoring a go lf Ce nter. Emphasis of th e meet ing scramble this Sa turday a t Riverwill be on eva luation training s ide Golf Course in Mason, W.Va. sess ions. a nd progr am upda tes. A $22 ent ry fee is required ·for green fee a nd car l . A $200 savings CHESTER - The Ches ter bo nd will be awa rded the firs t Volunteer F ire Depa rtm ent will place tea m. Tea m s wi ll be s ponsor a fish fry a t the firehouse a nnounced on th e day of the on Sa turday , with serVIng !rom 4 tour name nt. For more infor mato 7:30p.m. Fis h ta il sandwiches, tion call John Eva ns at 843-S440. s uc h as those serve d at the Me igs County la ir will be served with SUNDAY french fries, '\)aw, and drink for HARRI SONVILLE Rev. --- fa mily to ·another de pe nding on life s tyle, number of people in the household and m any other fac tors . Ra isin g c hildren is an inves tment In developing a very Importa nt hum a n resource. our futu re ge neratio n. 40°/o OR MORE STOVES $50 HOLDS YOUR . STOVE TILL COLO WEATHER AS LOW AS $399 Mr.. a nd Mrs. Os by Martin a nd Adam , Ka ty , Texa s , and ;Mrs. , Leona Martin, a tte nded the wedding of Robert Ma rtin and Debra Ringwald , Allia nce, Sept. 5. Mrs. Sandy Gilmore a nd granddau ghter , Darbie Darst, of Amlin . spent the weekend here with her pa rent s, Mr. a nd Mrs. J a m es Gilmore. They a tte nded the Gilmore reunion on La bor YOU Will NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUALITY STOVE AJ TIIESE SAYINGS ANYWHERE Darrell Hunt a nd famil y, m issiona ries to Mexico, w ill be specia l s pea kers a t Har risonville Holiness Chapel, Rt. 684. Harri· so~vp le, Sunday evening at 7:30. T he public is invited . DOCTORS HOURS M-TH: · 10-1, 2-6 F: 10-12 BEND.AREA MEDICAL CENTER 138 MAIN STREET, NEW HAYEN, WV. 1111 ASSOCIATIOIII WITH PLEAS.\NT VALLEY HOSPITAL V•lley Drive, Pt. pteaunt, WV 25550 • 304- 875~340 "The Family of Professionajs " ... .....,. "We Make 'em Here" FACTORY WAIEHOUSE 10 A.M. OLD TIME HEATING IN RO YAL OAK - T he annua l picnic of Shade River Lodge No. 453 wi ll be Su nd ay , 6 p.m ., a t the archery buildin g a t Roya l Oak Park. Bring covered dish, dr ink a nd tablewa re . TO 701 2ND AYE. PLA·TOON R , t••.• ow""'unuooroo p•re• OPEN FOR BUSINESS 324 £. M1in St. Pomttoy Behind City H1it ANN'S -Gilt Shop & Toy Store Collectors Items. Coslume Jewelry, Action Tows, Musical Toys &Trinket Boxes Open 10 A .M . to 4 P.M . Mon . thru Fri . or by Appointment CONTIACnNG UISQI, OliO •HOME llJILOING •R OO .. ADDITION S ..KITCt1 EN S - BATHS •AOOFING •G ENERAL REMODELING. REPAIR S _ REFERENCES .. , •r h..O... 915·4141' G-Al (oelfUctotl !! -· - ~-- ;-;::r.:.' t·--:. :::::r_ ....... :.:::.?H - - , !J- " m:=. Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK .,._ ..... ~~ ---~ 11--- ~- 614·143-5241 CONWJIP MONfOII ITSliM! U I lot<h l t. MiddltpOII , Oh. H760 c •M• s M • nu t•C1ure •nd Sales or Recordin g an d Conuol l nstrumltfll l for t4om e 1nd Commerc•el U N M onitO;fS t o displav Furn 1ce and Air Cond . Hour s or M !n of op er· •ting time. 'V elu1 Di e 0 111 th at aUow t Daily Goeh to be set Complet ely alimlnetes th e end of th e m onlh Blll • ur· prise (_ f , Scott, Mar .; I . Cnmt•• Jl.lrl Solt t Mt•·; P'fut An~MIItt Information Dft.t lro(hurt Ntw lO<ation:' 161 North S.<ond Midclltport; Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fishing Supplies 6-17-tfc Public Notice ~ou I• NEW AND USED . WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 I YIACUIE, OHIO FREE ESTIMATES , Moat Foreign lll!nd Dome•tic Vehicle s . A/ C SeNtte All MaJor & M i nor R ESIOENT IAL I CO MM ER CIAL la(ated at Corner of PH. 742 -2027 Rt. 143 and Ri. 7, Pomeroy 1· 13· 1 mo .· ~- " DOC" VAUGHN .Certified Licenaed Shop 9d 0· 1 mo. d. '•VINYL SIDING "AlUMINUM SIDING ' .. IN THE DAILY SENTINEL SEPTEMBE.R 30, 1987 "Reserve Your Ad Spa~e Now" 992-2156 . Interested parties will. be given an opportunity to be heard. Fur- · thor Information may be obtained by oontacung the Commission. .(ill I ASK FOR BRIAN OR DAVE THE PUBLIO ·UTILITIES AD COMMISSION OF OHIO By: Ne.ncy L. Wolpe, Beoretary DEADLINE SEPTEMB'ER 18, 1987 appointed Adminlttratrbc ot the ettltt of J ack L. Clark. deceeted.• late of Route 1 , Rurtond Streei. Mlddtopon. Ohio 45780. Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge lena K. No11elrood. Clerk t9) 10. 17. 24, Jtc 54 Misc. Merchandise • <.-n Q,G11 ·~~~~·-~ · "·'-~cr r , ;~+ ~..Jt- .rr~,4 Purchasing all types ': r.J 511/ tln #1 Copper cu;rent 53¢ lb. Top Grqde . Aluminum Sheets 4;0¢tb. YVONNf SCiUY B ridal R egistry and Estimates" most complete Hn e of Wedd i ng Flow ers and. Accessories in this area PH. 949· 2160 or 949-2101 LaSALLE GALLERY llo Sunday Call• Middleport-'- 992- '-\\~ · 3- ll·ttn RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re · core radiators and heater cores. We calf also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . lONG'S CONSTRUCTION Vinyl & Alum . Siding Compl e te Gutter Work EAGLES CLU8- PC*EROY, OtOO THURS., 1 P.M.· EO6:45 SIJH., 2 P.M.-EB1:45 Giveaway Wooden Pallet• on First -com e, First -serve baais . . Inquir e in pt'lrt on at GalliPolis Daily Tribun e Oft lee, 82 5 Third Ave . Gallipolis . House Cat1 · Beeu t i lul l o ng hairfld kitt&ns t o good homes only . liu er tre ined . Ca ll 61444 6-49 22 after 5 :0 0 PM . Kittens -bleck. yellow & tiger. 7 wks. old . Ca11614-446 -0094. Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfo 1·614-843-5425 !CUI OUI fOR IUIUR! Ul£1 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Maht MAlllN FACEMYER •W•shers •Dishwashers IINI. Decor11ting ComukDIU •Range s •Refrigerators •Freezers •Dryers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·11C BISSELL BUILDERS CUSJOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES " At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 614-446-0898. · Sa\l e 4 pupPies from the pound. Call 814 -446 -37 97. 3 pa rt Great Dan e puppies . Call 61 4·742 -2 357. Puppies t o give aw&y . 6 w eeks old, been wormed. Cell 61 4 · 992 -5073. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO UST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Authoritlll John Deere, Now Holland, Bush Hog Form fqulprntnt Dtaltr Far111 Equlp111ed, Parte & Sarvlu 1·3·'86 tfc "Free Candy Classes" Pomtroy 11 24 East Moin St. HOUISt Tuo.-Woti.-Frl, t I a.m. to 7 .p.m. s.....,, 1 p.m.· 7 ,.m. ly Chan<o or AJIPOint-t RUSS MOORE 992·2526 •. 1·24-17-1 mo . - Ad dons en~ ramodeling Roo fing 1nd gutter w ork Concrete w ork Plumbing end eleetri cal work (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -~215 ·• or 992 -7314 ,Pomoroy, Ohio 4·15-' 86-fc Dryer K elvinato r , 304 -675 6268 between 2 :00 and 5:00. Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 6 ·lost and Found 4-16-86-tfn Howard L. Writesel NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949·2168 4-22·87-ttn ca: ·LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ ~ I of Mens gl assasfremes . Found on Legion lot. ,Call 614- ROOFING Computerized Hearifll Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds • Interpreting Services - Garag, Sale: 2YJ mites east of Poner on 664 . U.dies clothes and lots of misc. Sept. 18 & 19. Ra in or Shine. htra large 4 Family : 402 Hedgewood Or. Fri. & Sat. Tool s, log cheifl.f, houaeho l ~ . items, children clOthes & toy a. · lots of je1n1. Antiqu,es. glattwire. Everything mun go. 9·1 t lOST : Dogs- One Schnau.zerDia ck . One part Doberm anGerman Shepherd - black . Petriot · Cemdu s 1181 . RE · WARD . pteese eall 614 -379- ' .,. ---···-·- --- ·----------- ·-- ----" 18· 19. On Eagle Aidg e Ad . Turn off Rt . 7 at Meigs Memorial Garden t, go 6 miles on Co. 32 . All kinds of dishes. oil tamp s, furniture . Lot a of ilems. Call 614 -949 -2 626 . Nice. clean . misc. household items. 543 North Second Ave .. Middleport. Ohio. Saturd ay, S 8pt . 19. • ....... Pt.Pieiisiinf ..... (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8·13 lin Piano tun ing. tan a Danlets. 23rd vear of service in Meigs-GelliaM ason coun t ies . 614 -7 42 2961 . Back yard sate . 3316 Howa rd Ave . Sept. 18 8r 19th or rain. Sept. 21 st. g Public Sale & Auction Ric k Pear son Auction eer li censed in Ohio and We!t Virginia . Estate , antique, farm , liquidation sales, 304 -773- 5785. 9 Wanted To Buy We pay ca1h for lite m odel cl ean used carl : Jim Mink Chev.- Oids Inc. Bill Genu Johnson 614 -446-3672 TOP CASH paid for ' 83 mod ei and newer used cars. Smith 8uick·Ponliac, 191 1 Eastern Ave., Gallipoli s. Call 614· 446 2282. WANTED TO BUY: U &ed wood & coal heaten . Swain 1 s Furnltui-e, 3rd. Sa Oli\le St, Gallipolis. Cell 614 -446-3159. 8100.00 p&r title. W rhe: ACE" 338, 2 Pima. Naprsrvillu. Ill . 60640. Phones Sales. Apply in person : Fri., Mon .. Tue• . 1-4PM . 501 Burnett Rd .-Kaneug a- Jay cees Hall . · Full- time federally qualified & state certified QMRP for'I CFMR f acility t or geriatric population. EJCperi ence in habilitation 1ervices a mu fl. Salilry nffQotia· ble. Excellent benefitt . Contact Ohio Job Servi ce, 6 14-446- 1803. Gallipolis er ea-SeletJ skills n ecesSary. Compu te r training pr eferred . Must be abl e to deal with public. Some travel ' involv.ed . Send resume to BoK T- 910 c/ o Gallipolis Deily Tribune 826 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 46631 . Th e 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park D iatrict is now accepting applications far a 9Ymn11tic1 1nstructor . Must be at leut 18 years of age and a high school graduate. Ce!l 61 4 448 -4812, ellt. 256. 8 am t o12 noo') or 12:30 to 4 pm. 8300 PER W EEK Delivery-Driver -Sales Lo ca l company has opening for several full- tir'n e p eopl e. W e offer paid vacation. m1jor modical beneflts. Call after 9 :00AM - 614 -44 6-7451 . G overnment Jobs . $ 16.040 $59 ,230 yr . Now hjril;"g. Call 805 -887-6000 E ~~:t . R-9805 for current federal lil t. Friendly Home Parties has op en· ings for managers and dealers in your area. Largest line in party plan-free kit -brand new Christmas catalog-toy, gift. end home decor calalog. Ov 8r 800 it ems. Top commission and hotte~s gifls-eall for fre~ catalog 1-800- 227-16t0.· Ge t paid t vr reading bOoksl S 1 00. per title. Writ e: ACE·l1 ~ 2 Pima. Naperville. ll 60540. accepted for full time position, Plee11nt Valley Nuulng Cere Center. 1pply pMsonnel oftiee Plrta~lnt Valley Hoap, 304 -6754340. AA· EOE . AVON - All areas. Cetl Shirley Spears. 304.- 876 -1429. " HIRING! Government jobs your area . S16,000 - $68.000. Cell t8021 838 -8805 . EXT 1203 " LPN for private duty. part-limB. start immediately , Need good clinical skills. 86 .00 per hour. Pt. Pfeesant area. Call Mr . Hutchins 1- 304 -767-7856, 9 -4 MondayFriday only . GET PAID for reading bookal $ 100.00 per title. Write: ACE · 517A , 2 Pima, Naperville, ll 60540. W1nted lady or couple - lady for light hous'ework: husiHind fOr general maintenance. Own room and bo8fd. Fostoria, Ohio are1. Raymond or Mary Sisk. Ohio Valley Tire now hiS Hunter D -100 Computerized alignm ent machine. Now taking applications for wheel alignm ents. Call 304-675-5332 . Gallipolis Ferry, C OR! Everythin g avail able thru on e program . MERRI -MA C needs 3 people to represent our 100 pet. GUARANTEED line! Great Hot ten Program. Free Kit Program . Car 1nd phone needed. Call Toll Free 1-800-992 - 1072. B1bysit1er fuH· time immediptely for 7 month old. Preferably near Silver Bridge Plaza . 3904-676- 2t89( 12 Situations Wanted Will care for persons with n ervou s or mental disord ers and elderly in my prNate home. Elim Home.~ Middleport. Ohio. 614 - 992-6873. 18 Wanted to Do Ouelity roofing . Free eat ., 1 10 a squera. Contact Randy at 614- 446-6957. Wili atay with eldet"s during the dflV. Will do offi ce work & house el eaning. Call 614- 44S- 2026 or 446·3269 . Trailer roofs painted . Reasonable rates. For free estimate c all FOUND : Blt den Rd. - Brown Pit Bull . Owner PlY S96.00 vet. bill. 814-266-8769 _ Wanted to buy: scrap steel end metals. Rid en Salvage 614- Lost : femile Beegle, I montha old, black, white end ten. lost In Mulberry .Ave . .,••• Pomeroy. Reward. Wearing red collar whh silver stud1. answers to Lacy. Cell 614· 992 -3165 or 614- Andquet. ailver coins. gold rings. fumlture, old guns, c:o.m h plete hou t ehold, Estates. paid. Cell Brlon Lee. 814-385- House cloning or c•e for 1ick or elderty people. Cell 614 -4461630. 5099. Cu do light hauling 1nd roofing . Reuontble rates . Merion Snider. 814-949· 2629. Lost In Tupper• Plains. Re9dsville area, black end whit• English Spring., Spaniel. Coli 8111614-246 -8264 . Haul and Stack firew ood. t 30 a load . Cell Ed at 814-441 -3978. One medium t i:r:e dog 11ouu." 304-678-2823. f IJtplnytlll~lll S1:rv1L1::> Lost : Cockatiel Bird. mostty yellow, littl• white. Orange chaekt. Lett seen on lineoln· Jrd St. Middleport. t25. reward It CIUght. Cai1814-192-1804. 11 Loost: black, whit• •nd tan tamale Fox Hound. Wearing whlie nylon collar. In Roctcaprlng•. Flatwaod1 area. Cal1114- " Hiring! Government jobs· your .,.._. t1&.ooo- tea.ooo. Cell 982-3028. 802·838-8885. Ext. S05" . Give plano 1nd org•n lessons in my home to beglnn••· advane~ sttJd.ntsand adults. Al10 teach chording end trtnsposing. If interntod, call 114- 992 - 5403. ' Mower Repair. Grovers la wn Will pick up 1nd denver. Good Help Wanted 4 BR ., fireplace. fu ll basement. 3 m i. so. of Gallipolis. 1 34 ,900 . Call Days- 6.1 4-446 -1615. after 5 o00- 446-1244. , 3 br ,-fi ni sh e d b as ement , electric-w Ood h eat, applican ces, garag e. Appraised at $64 ,000. Sal e 149', 900 . C1ll 614 -4463040 . Lik e new, m aintenance tr ee:·z br. ranch. fully carpeted . 1 5 m in. t o Gallipoli s or M ercerville. Call 8t4-256-6200 8 roo m home w ith garage on 6 acr ~ s . Sme!l woods, gardenpasture area: County water. Near Jackson. Call 614 -2865447 or 988 -3171 · For Sal e Dy Owner: 3 Br . house with attached garage, ac. ~ 9 Chillicothe Rd. Ca ll 614- 44.6- 2583. i9 · 5t . For Sale by Owner: 4 -5 br ..' 3 beth t . Approximately 4000 sQ. ft ., 25 escres with tennis court _ $173.000. Will sell with only 5 acres for S 1 55,000. Call 'for appointment 614-446 -3388: . .1 rm . house with both . Approx . 3 acr es of land . Also apPfOII . 75 acr es vacant lend, located about 1 mile from Patriot. Cell 614379 -2876. 1.:.- - - - - - - - -- Government Homes from $1 . (U repair) . Del inquant tax property. Repossessions. Call 806 -587 6000 e.t. GH -9805 for current repo_lilt. Government Homes lor t1 .00. iu Repair) Buy direct I Repos and Tu seized propertiet . Cell todBy for fat U I 1-518 -469 -3646 EXt. H1622 ~ toll refundable) 24 hrs. Hendi Men Sp,ecial - 5 room and beth, euic. basement . 110 Sute St. Priee neg. Cell 614 -992 - 3725. In Goaglein Subdivision, close to achoola. Cell 614 -992 -3608 or 814-992· 2389 . 2 or 3 bedrooms, double lOt, close to schools and storel . &. 18,000.00. 304-676 -7833.,: HouH, 3 . 15 ec. 2 br, total eleC. carpet through. 1 mile out Foglesong Ad . Mason. WV. 304· 773-5011 . . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale c 2 Mobile homEis- 1 acre lot. i!: mnes from Hennen Tra c e Sehools. Rural water, black top roa d. Call 614-256 -6343. Repoasessed Mobile Homes. We have'em. we finence 'em. Exam ple: 1984 Clayton 14x70, three bedroom, 1 Y.i both. Total elect ric , very good condition. S&OO down, payment• at 8210 Pttf month. 800-826 -0752. .. 1970 Elcona 12d6, 2 br .• elec. hilat, gas stove, refrig. Must mo11e. Financing pou ible, 10 per cent down, with approved eredlt . $4600. Call 614 -446- 9955. - 1977 Fairm o nt Bayview . 1 4x70, all eleetric, 2 bedroom t', central air. wa sher. dryer, st~ e;. reft lger1tor, underpinning . 614: 388-9837 . 2328 . 992-3021 Will help fin ance or land c ontnct - 10 yr. ·old house. 3 Br., Patriot Villag e. Call 614- 4461 340. 446 -"3870 . 1953 Vinda1 e, all alum., 35:..8, 1 br. S1 200 . Cell614-446-1391 . 2242 . c.. Homes for Sale · NEW C~RISTMAS LINE. GIFTS. TOYS and HOME DE · Jim ' t Odd Job Service- painting, c arpf!ntar work, sundeek, siding, roofing . Call614- 379 -2416. 992-6488. ·, wv. Fairly lite model Ch,.,tler product, good condition , low mileage. Phone 614-266-8038. Want ed to buy, • tendin g timber. Call AI Tromm at 614-74 2- 31 Es!ale 1211:86 Mobile Home. 2 br .• carp et, stove, . relrig . & -underpending. S 1700 down end take over paym ents. 52800. Coli 814-245 -6662 . Wanted to buy: Standingtilftber. Ceii614 -379-275B . 992,3471. Real G ~T PAID tor reading books! Septic tank pumping, residential & eommerical. $80 par load. Ron Evans Enterprises. Jackson. Ohio. Call 814- 286 -5930 Buying daily gold. silv&r eoins. rings, jewelry, sterling ware, old coin t, large eurrency . Top prices. Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave . Middleport . Oh. 614- Professional Services 7881 . 304-882 · 2089. & Vicinit_y 8t4-867-8577. Licensed Clinical Au4iologist Televison Advert ising Meds high en ergy parsons f or the Gallipolis er ea. Possible further managem ent opportunity . Parttime. full-time, Date 1nd com mis,ion. C111 9 -5. 304 -767- R .N. applications now being Middleport & Vicinity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lN G CO. recommends that you do bu sin.. s wi'lh people you k now. and NOT t o 1.nd monev 1hroogh the m ail until you h eve Invest igated the offering . 23 Two F1mily car p11i1 181e: Aduh & children's clothing, baby items & houaflhold itflms. Sept . 17 & 18. 9-4. 22 'Vinton St. Gellipolit . -·-·· p·c;n:liiro·v .......... Business Opportunity General office- Some medical experience hel;>tul. Part -time. temporary will become full -tim e temporery. Raaume ta : P.O.Bo x 441 Pt . Pleasa nt. W.V a. 25560. AVON - All areat . Call Marilyn We.ver 304-882 -2 645 . Cheshire -corner Popular& Rt . 7 . ladies clothing, books, many years aceumulstlon-household goods . Fri .. 81 Sat.. 10-4 . 21 n &8 . Garage Sale: 644 Third A\le . Thurs. 81 Fri.. 9-7 32 can s lsomll baby formuta. · Junk Auto 's with o r w ithout 304-675 - 2835 . motott . Call 61<1.. 388-9.303. ·Male Weimaraner Childs pet. Calt BOGGS 4 f am ily. Tara epertm ents . Ca rm an D r. Baby clothes, hqut• hold . it8m1 . Saturday. Sep tember 19th. 10-1 25 in . color tv_ Does not w ork . C elt 7113 / 2 mo. d. N•WIIfiHOINhttlll 4' 2-8 w eekt old kittens. Call 814- 446-4019 1ft er.5 :00 PM . FREE £STIMATll u ro~rlu~:c. Announc ements 7750. Worhd in Homf Area 25 Years CAll & Vicinity Hall Bu gle pup. Male 3 mo s. Call 614 -367 -108 5 or 3 67- R oofing of All Types 992 -2196 . I~ BINGQ Comple te Re model ing PAT HILL FORD AeN•u•• do~coreii~K~ . FilE£ wtDO!NG CONSrllTANT New " - •'luilt · Aluminum Cans 34¢ lb. 9- t 1-1 mo. BOW & WREATH MAMING JANII VINOI of non-ferrous scrap 5HIRLIY HOUSION BISSELL SIDING CO. ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques Pomaro ,. Ohio Let Ch feu• DAILY 10 AM·6 PM MONDAY thru SATuRDAY STENCILING CIASSII INSULATION OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS FRL, SEPT. 18, 1987 10 AM·4 PM 514 East Main FENCE COMPANY BASKET WEAVING and •llOWNIN " Free ACCENT SIGN UP NOW. FOR 39104 lrodburlld. . Oh. !760 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY On Sopromber 2, 1987, in the Meiga County Probate Court, Case No . 26820, Shoito A. Corsev. 38900 Leading Creek Road, M id· dloport, Ohio 45780, wot 8 -7-1 mo . Til-COUNTY RECYCLING Now Open v.w. . Littlt' tl:i 'l.£.' arr \·V(lr~lt A iot the C/a; si(icd Scctirn .1 Ph. 949-2969 BUY - SELL - TRADE, VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE Ml....,lft -Arfwnt · Porhmouth I · )9. I ..... .... n: CLOSED SUNDAY CALl 992 -6756 ........ Giimpo\15' ~ ........ from fairgrounds. Bedroom sull, Sound movie camet"a & proj ector, mite. Sept. 17 & 18, 9-? . tt rain on back porch . No 81rly sat ea . Monday-Saturday NIASE CertKied Mechonic Yard Sale 4 Family· 459 lariat Or .. across It. 7 and Ia shaft HRS :, 12 :00-6 :00 • R eP.airs 7 4 -Famjly- Go to Add ison . turn at Ray s Furniture. 1 at brick hs. on left past Addaville Grade Sch. W.omen , infant & toddler clothing, playpen, t tereo , J eep top cover , Myers shallow well pump. Lot s of everything. Thurs .. Fri . & Sat. 8-} . R e pair s on All Make s Transax le Repairs, Located Halfway letwMn I 71111!111 PARTS Dental euiNnt for Gellipol il areo office. Desire eJCperienced or t rained person but will al.o con1ider others. Reptv t o Box 909, c/ o G•lllpolis Deil y Tribune, 825 3rd. Ave. G.llipolil, Ohio 46&31 . ../ 10 Beorger Ave .- behind McDoneld' l . Clo thing. VCR ta pes, bicycles. Much more. Thu rs . & Fri . PA ITS • SERVICE Phone Bills Here IUIINIII PHONE (6 t41 992-.6110 IIIIIINCI PHON! 16t419U- 77l4 Found In leadlngCraek Rd . area, smel! black end white male puppy. Wearing fl11 co1111r. Ce ll 814 -74 2- 2181 or 614 -9926858 . ~ ·Sale: Centenary Town House, Thurs . & Fri ., 9-1. Atar i 26 00 and t•pes, w oight s and beneh, Panason ic stsreo , diamond ring•. exercisor, game table·ond toys. f1l1 clothet - all sizes. EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER Pay Your Alto Tre•••lulu PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 (6141 "2 ·l711or 991-SilO ' 1'==~=t1 -· PLUMBING & HEATING REPAIR I · ZO. I "'OOd llASONAIIE - lllliAIIE 8·20. '86 lfn Cheer Up! FALL CAR CARE EDITION ... AVO N - Sell A von for Christmas. M eke 40 per cent. Cali f! 14-446 - Loat mala P1Jdngne named " Gizmo" Flat ."''* l';irocery area. Rt . 2, Pt. Pl. !·J4-... 76-3484. f ttiWt:l,il Help Wanted Lost: Men' • gold rim gi ..Ms. It fou nd call 8 14 -99 2 - 25 31 . Rew ard. Hugel Giganti c:! Yard Salet Any thing you c an imagine- We have it. New Sa used alike. Toy11, furniture , t ools, . baby items, bikes of all siz es. cloeks, ehalk it ems of all kind s. lamps. Plusl It's priced to sell. 5 big days. Tues-S'un 9 -6 . Centenary off 141 , V4 mile on lincoln Pike. , ·~- MAICUM Electronic Organs Mobile service The Publlo UtllltlBB Commlaalon of Ohio htu1 set for publlc hearing Cue No. 87-102-EL-EFC, to revlew the rue! procurement practtoes and polloles or Columbus e.nd Southern Ohlo Eleotrlo Company, the operation of Its Eleotrlo Fuel Component, e.nd related matters . This hearing Is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. on September 21, 1967 at the offices of the Publlo Utilities Commission, 160 East Broad Str88t, Columbus, Ohio 43266-0673. """- 11 lost and Found Garage S1le: Thurs.-Set. , Sept. 17- 19. 9-5 . 7 miles w est of G•llipolis on Rt. 141 . Phone 61 4 -379· 256 0 . Business Services TYs, Antennas Satellite Salts Installation Service The annual RUTLAN D reunion of the Charles Reed Hyse ll and Osca r Hysell fa mil ies will be held Sept em ber 2U at the Fores t Acr es P ark near R utl and. ::::: t.:::r..... ........ MJ~- ­ ~ -•o•• J.R.'s REPAIRS RAC INE- MI. Moriah Ch urch of God , Mile Hill Rd., Rac ine, will celebra te homecom ing Sunday with guest spea ker Rev . Jo hn Eva ns, Rut la nd . Sunday School a t 9:45. Dinner a t 12 noon. Specia l si ngi ng throughout the after· noon. Everyone welco me. . CleNij&ed ccn•tr 1h it jo(l o.U111 111lepluu1t t!.tclte,.j:ot-1... 5 P.M. GALLIPO~IS ::,_....... u. ... .. 11_,_, __ M-""'1- :1:=.::.::0_,_ ,. - .,. .,. ,.,.. •~~:r..~::. FURNACE $799 CHARLIE SHEEN ......... .. • """"' , .. . . ., ::::e:- 1M OO<j<of ...-n•• ...... TUOoDn"'"" ' WHOlE HOUSE (Guaranteed) POMEROY - Meigs Cou nty Genea logica l Society will meet Sund ay, 2 p.m., at th e Meigs Count y Museum. Ever yo ne welcome. t ... I ·IO·I100. pd Pvt. T im Tom li n of Ti nker Air force Base In Okla homa spen t a . week here with hi s mother, Sa ra J a rrell. Mr. a nd Mrs. Ja m es Gilmore a nd Mr. a nd Mrs . E rn ie Haggy and fa mily, Ju dy Wolfe. a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Burdette Sa ndy Gilmore a nd gra ndd augh· were in Wes terville recently to ter, Da rbi e Dars t, s pen t a day visit Mrs. Gladys HyselL recently at Ca md en Pa rk , Mr. a nd Mrs. Ke ith Van Huntington. Inwage n a nd son, Aaron , ClncinMrs. Shi r ley Frazier a nd Mrs. ntl. spe nt a recent weeke nd here J oan Banks were in Char les ton, wi th his parent s, Mr . a nd Mr s. W. Va. fo r an outi ng recently. E rnest Van lnwage n. Bra dbury. The Rev . and Mrs. Cec il Wise a nd d~ u ghte r , Rosal ie, spent Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bracero a nd La bor Day in McConnelsv ille c hild'ren of Myrtle Beac h, S. C. vis iting Mr. and Mrs P hil Wi se have r eturned home aft er visi t · and Don. lng here sever al days wit h Mr. a nd Mrs. Bob Mash and family. LEGAL NOTICE 882-3·134 ~ .,.. ,_ ~ .. .. ., ·- - .. - -.................... _ ,co.• :.-:::;..,._ :::L:..~:.-:::. =-~,;:" """' I H o "' ........ .. ....._ ......... J Oiil't , Wholt. . le & Re tail Day a t the Rock Spr in gs Gra nge ha ll. Mr. a nd Mrs. Willia m Jacobs of Columbus visit ed her mother. Mrs. Tina J acobs. over the Labor Day weekend . FAMILY PRACTICE ·CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT _ ....-~---- Cell t&14t 992-7204 Meigs County persortal happenings Mr. a nd Mrs . Ov id B. Sayre of Antiquity have ret umed fr om a three day triJ? to Na shville, Te nn. They stayed at the Opryla nd Hote l. Highlightd of their trip Included a ttendin g the Grand Ole Opry show and the Boots Ra n· dolph Show. OOOCII.t ... .. .,._, ......... c . . _ ....... _ . . , _ .,,:::,_ O...t,_.._, SAVE •Twin Blowe~s •Glass Door •Auto. Thermostat •Large Ash Pan •Burns Wood or c oal ~ of• Burns Wood or Coal Community calendar/area happenings _ THURSDAY POMEROY . - Me igs Count y Democr at Executive Co mmittee meet Thursd ay at 7: 30 at 'c a r pente r 's Ha ll, Ma in Street, Pomeroy. All inte r es ted Demo.cra ts are we lcom e t o attend. -1·-·-·.. . .. ___ _ .- - -=-- ·. . ·-__--""" -_____.. _..... ·-_______ .. ...• ........__. ..._. ....___ --·-·'---·...... ..........__ .. ___..... _. ..- ........-.•. __ __ . . . ... _--····----o . a . . . ........... ·----·. ..... . _ -C· _., ___ -c-.. ,.._ -,.-·-·__ --..-==-'·--_,_ = ID... •··--" . . . ...•...-~~~ . . lilATEl befor e rushing Into this type of borrowing. The threat to your fam ily's na me could be a r eal one. Did You Know \ hat: On amoney rela ted Issue, the Unit ed Sta tes Department of Agr iculture conduc ted a study In 1986 a nd projec ted the cos t of ra is ing a midwes tern child from bi r th to age 18 a t a m oder a te level of livi ng tota led about $86,000 for a rura l non-farm child and $92,000 for a n urban c hild. That refl ects only direct. out-of-poc ket ex· penses before cons ider ing th e costs of a ny. college or post, secondary education. Remem ber tha t expenses can 6 Yard S1le: Sat. & Sun. 9-6. 1117 Teodora Ave. - . ' · By Cindy S. Oliveri Wha t is ;the current Interest Is thefeJ~ ~ minimum monthly County Eld. Agent r at e and will it change? Is there a paym ent required ? Will It In· Home equit y lines of credit a re ca p on the rate If It Is a dju sta ble? elude payment toward the pr lnci· hot on the financial scene today. How often can the rate c hange? pal or only Interest pay mentts? You and your fa mily may be WShen do the int e rest charges How C&n the line of cr edit ~ 'considering one for your borrow- begin? If Interest ra tes incr ease access!'d ? Are there m inimum ing n~eds. This week In the .•. as expecte d, It is possible that w ithdr awa l amounts? Must eac h Spotlight ta kes a look at the home som e homes will be in jeopa rdy. withd rawa l be pre-approved? equity loan and quest ions you Lines of cred it tha t ha ve no rate Wha t amount can be . borca p and have floa ti ng rates rowed? F or howl onga term ? Are should a s k before getting one. Home equit y loans are very which change with the prim e rate there situations under which full popular today. They have been couid present problem s fo r ho- paym ent cane demanded by the used by millions of homeowner s meowners. A mnthly payment jender? If so, how quickly must a nd this interest is expected to that was a ffordable a t an interest the e ntire loan' be repald?y remain high throughout 1988. ra te of te n percent m ay be When you can ans wer all of the ·Home equity loans for consume r Imposs ibl e when adjusted to above questions, you s hould have purchases a re ex pPc ted to total acc ount for a th ree or four enough informat-Ion to make a ne arly $100 billion by January of percent increase. sound dec ision. 1988. Wh at are the charges for The home equity loa n is very · Home equit y loa ns offer the get ting a nd maint a ining t h ~ Hne popular . because it provides homeowner a line of credit whi ch of c redit ? What Is the annua l fee? money fo r a wide range of uses .ca n, be up to cash va lue of · the Is there a ca ncella tion or non-use for less cost tha n unsecured hom e. Home owne rs can borrow fee? Is there a fee for appraisal persona l or co nsumer loans. T he money up to that limit. or title search? · down side is that It becomes a lien Before you cons ider a home Under what circums ta nces can on the home which Is often the ~eQuity loa n he re are some the hom e b~ fo rec losed upon a nd most va lua ble asse t a family has . que stions you sh ould as k: sold ? · Carefully review the pros a nd cons of the options ava il a ble • loge will be given to the first 200 run ners who regis ter. Awards will be presented fo llowing the race. Eac h' entrant In the m ile run will receive a participa tion ~ ln the spotlight A,;_nounce plans for October Battle Days... mowers for .. le. Call 514 ·742 · 2393 or 814-742· 3091 . used Will train .and break hor ... for riding It our f•m- Mr. end Mr1. Virgil Durlt. 304-11191-3994. 1970 Holly Park. 2 br .. 12x60, read-y to move . $3500. Ca ll 6 14-992 -3100. Locat ed on Morning Star Rd . Racine, 14x70, 2 bedroom. family room with fireplece, liviflg room with stiding doors, fully equipped kit chen, front and bacft porch eli , st orage bldg. set up and rea dy t o mo ve in . Tw o aae l o1 tor rent. Call attar 6 :00 pm 614-354-4084 . 1 2 ~o; 6 5, fully c arpet ed, sto ve a~d drye r included. Price reduced t o $5800. Call 614-74 2-27 9 5 or 6 t 4-742 ,2777. Lo c11ed on Morning Star Rd ., Racine. 1411. 70 , 2 bedroom, family room w ith fireplaea. li\li n~ room w ith sliding doors. fu ll ~ equipp ed kitc hen,•fron t and bac~ porches. storage bldg, setup a n~ ready 10 move in. Two acr e lo( for rent . Call after 6 :00 p.m . 614 -354·4084 . ' 1981 Win i:tsor, 2 b edroo m.: 14Jt70 in New Haven. Gr eat sh ape, microwa..,e, bu ilt-in s t ~ reo. stove & retr ig , smok• detector. 5 1 1 ,500 . or be st ott et': 304 -88 2-2 656 1fter 4 :30 :• • Patriot mob ile home. Well in su r' lated underpenning, por ches1\ air cond _ 304 -675-7321 . 1 33 Farms for Sale ' '' ' 89 acr es, 3 bedro om hom &')" Vinyl !iding, drilled wat er wei~ fr ee gas wi1h royalties. c entrll!l air. outbuilding s. new wirin~ r'n o de rn kit chen . Se lisbur-.: School Distri ct. C1ll1f1 er 5 p .m . \ w eek days. 614-992 -5129. ' 20 ac re f arm with 3 BR . hou t ~ Hannan Trace Road, Glenwoo~ W . Va. f or m ora Information calj 304-773 -6 118 or 773-6181 att ar 6 :00 . "' Six 1crfl m ini-farm, f enced pa ture plu s woodland , one blfJS two out buildings. thrH bed.i room. ell electric brick ran~ overlooking river , near town. Call 304 ·675 -71 19. �• 0-The 34 Pomeroy~ Middleport, Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Buaine•s Buildings 54 Misc . Merchandise Pl,.t1c .;:is1em state approved. plastiC septic tanka, platt1e cutvens. metal c4lvens RON EVANS ENTERPfUSES, Jlt:k· son. Oh 614- 286·69"30 ttuikli .... for ...... Downtown Pt Pleaaant Stores, ofllcea. A-One A. .t Estate. Comm•~;:ial Carol Y•ager, Brokef Call 304- 676-6104 55 Building Supplies 35 lots & Acreage Building Matenals Bk)ck, brack. sewer p1pes. Windows. lintels. etc . Claude Win tars. Rto Grande, 0 Call 614245-5121 For Sala 90x110 lot in Twm Cedar addition, New Hlltven, W.Va. t4500. firm . 304-882· 3206 Concret, blocks 111 Slile& yard or dehvery Mason sand. Gellipoh• Block Co ., 123'12 Pine St., Gallipoh$, Oh1o C•ll 614· 446- 111:1 ac: lot on Jerrya Run Rd Apple Grove. with rural water 304-676-2383. """... ~' ,, PRICED RIGHT - One acre building loti 011 Rt. 2 at Aahton. Pubhc water and mob•l• ha.mes perm1ned. 304. 578-2336 . One acre Iota on M ..on 80 at Aahton, public water . . mobile homea P•rnitted. $500 down 8150 par month , 304 -576 2338 Ideal hunting land. 26 at:res wood• w•h newly bu;lt cobin, 20 m1nute dnve from P1 PleaNnt. Owl Holiow Ad t30.000. 304-675·5648 ERA Town & .C:_:•:_:":.:"':.:'"'.:..:;R::•:•I~E:_:•:::•a:_:t:•·-~-- - 41 Houses for Rent Nicely turn1ahed small house. Adults only -4=-g=---=F"'o-r--:-l~e-a_s_e--~ Apartment for Rent I 4 BR house fCM rent. 3 m1 so. of Av.ilabel Oct 15 1 Br apt near HMC 1 1dult No pets Aaf. and dlltf> requ1red S225 a month. Call 614-446-4782 ' Embossed and •mooth $4.99 to 812 95 9 - Wood 1nd masomte paneling 4 ' xB' , sevlral pa1terns 14:96 to Newly remodeled charm1ng 1 br , unfumished apts m Gallipolis $175· $225 per monlh Dep & Ref required. Call 614-446,2326 or 446 -4426, $8 96. Uptta1rs, furn.lhed, 2 rooms & bath. Clean No pets. Dap • Ref requned Utilities pa1d. Call Mr.rr.hnm1 1se 614-446 1519. Gallipolis t300 a month plus dep Ref requ1red Call 61.4441 -161 5. After 5 00 PM .. call 446· 1244 4 BR · house on 1 acre E1tcel location Rei Call A -1 Real Estate Broker. Call 304 -8755104 or 675 -n3a. Very nice. 3 br house. Nice netghj)orhood. ae , gas heat. dlthwaaher, stove. refrlg. washer fumished Call 6144•6-7J25. LEASE AVAILABLE House-936 1st Ave p...-tly furnished $200 per month Call , .14-446-4038 or 446-1615 or ' 446-1243 ' 4 Rm , & bath 1 928% ChHtnut · St 5165 a mo , $75 Dep Call . &14-446-3870 2 BR . 2 baths. $260 per mOnth D«:~p requtred. Brookhart Line ,Call 614-446-4222 betweem 9- 6 • For Rent· 2 br .• unfurniShed • hOuse wrth garage. One mile out 218 oH At 7 Accept one child 8200 a month plus dep 8t ref Call 614 -446-9686 .128 State St.· 'II of double Adults wtth 1 child acceptable Ref and Sec dep required Call 614-446-0254 Unfum11hed haute, 3 br Rod· nev Village II. t275 . Call 614446-4416 aft• 7 ·00 PM 2 bedroom house. newly' redone New beth, new kitchen For rent as of Oct. 1. 1 month rent, 1 month secur~ty raquued Call 614-99215687 between • 9:00 and 5 00 For rent or sale Large stately home m Middleport Furnished or unfurnished Call Yvonne Scally at 614-992 ·7521 or 992-2353 2 bedroom " A " frame house Southside 8175 month plus deposit and ref 304-675- 1165. 3 or 4 br , 1112 bath. kitchen furfliShad. 5 Coun St. $2150 a mo., plus ut1httts. Oep & Ref. Call 614-446-4928 Furmshed flpl next to hbrary One pr0fet11onal aduh only. Parktng. Call 614-446-033B. 28r , carpet, refflg , 1nd ltove. 661 3rd Ave S260~ a mo plus dep Call 614-245-9696. 3 room, unfurnllhed. &150 a month In city. Call Davs -814· 446· 7672. Evemngs 446-19BO. Furnished apar1ment. 3 roomt& bath . close to Wuhmgton School. Coli 304-675-2990. 0•11: Wood· 1 br . apt.. !ltove. refrig. Located cl9te to town. Sec dlltP a ref Call 614-4462055 Evening•. 2 Br , urpet Stove: refr1g furnished. Washer dryer tlookup Water, gerbage peid Near S1lver Br~dga Call 614 .,U6- 7025 Nice ' 2 br apt. Stove. ratrig . water furnishltd 4112 m1. from Gallipolis 1210 a mo No pets Coli 614-441-8038 . Modatn 2 br. unfum11hed ept No pets. Ref required C•ll 614 -446-1873. 8-5 5 rooma a bath in town Also mobile home No pets Ref. & Dep required. Call 614-«e1 158 Gracious. liv1ng 1 and 2 bedroom apartmenu ar Vtll1ge Manor and R.iYBnide Apart· ments '" Middleport From $215 . 1nclud1ng u~1h1ies CaH 614· 992·7787 EOH . 2 bedroom, upstairs, newly remodeled. Stove and rafrigera· tOf furn1shed &200 per month plus utilities. &100. deposit requwed . Cell 614-992·6639, 614-992 -2433 or 614. -992 - 3489 Ntce 2 br house in Gallipolis. AC. gas heat. range & refr1g Deposit required 304 -676-3968 or 675-5936 1 bedroom apartment m Mlddl• port •165. per month Reference requ~rect C1ll 614-992- 2 br house 8200 per month. Reference reqUired. Camp Con· 4 room, beth Carpet. stove. refrigerator Deposit and refer· ence requued Adutt1 only No pets Call 614-949 -2648 : loy. 304-675-2829 2 bedroom house close to schools in New Haven S160 00 month Plus OeRQSil 304-882· 2583 614-446· 1602 2 br , wall to wall carpet Pn11ate lot m Galhpohs Call 614 4481409 afler 5 00 PM 2 S. 3 br mobile homes Call 614 446-0527 after 2 PM . anytime week-ends 2 br .. unfurnished 12x60 1 mile passed HMC Dep & Ref. reqUired . Cell614 448- 4389 or 304-676 9760 All elec 2 br. mobile home for rent Adults only No pets Call 614 -367-7438 Trailer for rent or sale Nice and clean Call614 992- 2367. 2 bedroom. Syracuse $160 per month plus utilities and depo11t Call 614 -992 -5587 or 614- 992-6732 12x60, 2 bedroom mobile home for rent Call 614-992-5694 Mob1le homes for_ rent Upp11r River Ad . Rt 7 Will conSider construCtiOn workers 614-446 - 3 rooms and beth. gas heat. ground floor. wather end dryer hook up, no c:haldren, 1mmechate occupancy No pets. phone 304-676-4480 e.11.t 63 or 60. One bedroom furnished apanment in Point PIN&~nt Extra clean and n1ce Adults. no pets, phone 304-676-1386 . Very n1ce, 3 bedroom an electr.c apartment, llfge potch, City water No pets Oepo11t and relerence required Crab Creak Rd 8226 . month . Plu1 utilitin . 304-675 -6609 after 5 ·30, 676· 1087. 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent, diV week. month Gall,a Hotel Call 614· 446 9680. Rant aslowaa t120 month Furnlthed room. 876. UtiUties pa1d. Share bath Single mate 919 Second Gallipolis Call 448-4418 after 7pm. ' _:.:..:__:.:__:...:::.;.:__:.::.._:_-"' ·It- Rooms for rent by week or month . Call 614 -992·7521, 9 30·4 30 614 · 992·2353 other hours. . 3 bedroom. rent plus utlllttel, Gallipolis Ferry, for 1nformat1on call 304-675 4088. 44 APARTMENTS. mob1le homes, houses Pt Pleatant and Gallipo· lis 614-448-8221 &024. Furnished 28R . cable avaalable AC • r~ver viaw In Kanauga Fosters Mob1le Home Park Call 0508. 6763. 2 bedroom fum1ted apt. ref and deposit. New Haven, W V a., 304·882 -3267 or 304-773· 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Apartment for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent Bes1c rent for 1 bdr , t183 00: 2bdr. t219 00. At.o required 1 t200 00 secunty depoSit CONTACT· Jackson Estatet Oept . Ph 446-3997 Equal Hou1mg Opportunity Furnished Efficiency $145 . Utili· ttes p1id, shtre bath 607 Second Ave., Gallipolis Ph 446-4416 1fter. 7PM . Upstairs unfurnllhed apartment Utilities pa1d. Carpeted. no children or petl Call814-44!8- 1837 46 Space for Rent Off•ce Space for Rent. EMcellent for Anomeya, Accountant. etc. Clol8 to Court House. ' Call W1seman Real E1tete Agency 614-446-3&44 . Office Space for rent. Excel downtown Gaftipolit lot:at1on. Inquiries Clll614-446-4222 Tr•llor lot for rent . All electnc Call614-387-7438 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, "Route 33. North of Pomeroy Ren1al ttllll!lf'l C•ll 614-992 - 7479. Space fDf sm~~U tttilera. All hook· ups Cable. Aleoeffic1ency room•. air end cable. M11on. W.Va. Coll304-773-6&61 . SPACES FOR RENT - 2 BR . ..-ts. 8 closets. kitchanappl furn11hed. Wether-Dryer hook-up, ww carpet. ntwly painted. d•ck Regency. Inc Apts. Call 304-676 7738 or Trllllor lots. At . 1, Loouil Rotd. back of K 1!o K . 304-67&· 1 076 49 For Lease 875-6104. \ Furni1hH Apt.- 1 , 8r t22&. Utllititl pild 701 4th Aw. G111ipoli• Call 614· 44&·"11 oft"' 8 00 PM '4. ___.... ___ 1400 sq. fl commercl1l tpiCe. Swhable fDf oHiew or retailing. COfner of 2nd a Pine (;al 814-448-2326 or 441·442& - ----- -~--'_;__ _ _ __ 1 51 Household Goods ----"""---"---,! SWAIN AUCTION & FU~NITURE 62 Olive St .• GalhpOhs NEW- 6 pc. wood group· $399. Uving room 1u1tas· 8199· 8699 Bunk beds with bedding &199 Full sil:e m1ttrns & foundatton start1ng- t99 Recl1ners startmg- I 98 USED· Beds. dressers, bedroom suites, 1199- $299 Desks. wring• WHher, a complete line of used furniture NEW- Wettern boats- e 30 Workboots &18 a up (Steel & soh toe) Call 814-446-3169 County Applllnce. Inc Good uslld appltences and TV sets Open SAM to &PM . Mon th'ru Sat 614-446-1699,' 627 3rd Aw. G111ipolis, OH , 'GOOD USED APPliANCES Wqhen, drvers. refrigeratora. ranges Skeggs Apphanees. Upper River Rd betide Stone Creat Motel 814-446 -7398 lAYNE'S FURNITURE 10- Molding to match paneling I· cornMs, Q. corners cap and dlvldetslflpt . $1 .25 each 1 1- AII wood turned Spindle column, porch posts 4 " and 6 " 8' 1nd 9 ' long 2 for $36 .00 and 2 fpr $45 00 1 2- :%"x12'' x8 ' cedar board& t8 00 each. 2 for $15 .00. 1 3- Conage grade pine planklng. channel groove 16tq. tt per bundle, $8.00 per bundle some cedar. 1 4- Window and door tflm prehnrshed and unfiniShed , S1 26 to $3 .00 7' pet. 1~ - 32 " 1l7& : 'x'li" tempered ln sulated glau panels. $25 00 e1ch. 16- Epoxy coated steel w~re Closet and cabinet llutlv1ng. 60 per cent below ret•il 17- Bruce prefin1shed oak floor 1ng natural and medium finlshea 20 sq ft pack. $ .. 5 00 end 10 pkl a.nd up &39 95 18 - 5 gal. aluminum f1bered roof coatmg I 20 95 1 9- Cannon craft pine lou\fflred mterior shutters at wholesale 2Q- H1gh gloss 5 pc tubwall kr1 w11h glue. $29 96 . 21 - 28"~t20 ' '.shdmg glass med ICine cab1net w1th hgt'ltt $39 95 • 22 - 30 " almond double doot van1ty witli marble top, &79 96 23 - ,7x19 mim vamty w1th marble lop. 's29 as 24 - 0ver 200 van11ys set up on show roo'm floor 0111 60 " double bowl With m11rbl e top, 8199 95 26 - 0ak Med1c1ne c ab1nets &79 96 and S89 915 . 26 - 0ek to1let seats, • 19 95 27 - 30 " M30" pt1te mirror s. Sofas and j::hairs pllted from 1396 to 8996 . T1bl1t1 t&O and up to t125 Hide·a·beds &390 to t59& . Recliners t226 to $24.95. 1376 lamps na to $125 28- Sohd bra•• hlgh polished Oinert" &109 1nd up to $495 vanity faucata, $19 95 Antique Wood tabl• w-e cha1rs &28!5 to brut, t19 95 . 8795 Duk &100 up to 1376 29- Solrd brass h1gh pohshed 3 Hutchu and up Bunk tub and shower faucet beds complete w -mattrHses 8296enduptol395 B1bybeds I ;~~i~,ght b••• 1 d , $110M I• s n an 11"'ue attressas or bolt sprlngs brass lever tub drams, full Of tV/In 868. firm 87B. lnd $,9 95 888. Queen sets 1226, Krng C $360 4 drawer chest $89. Gun 3 1- hrom'e wosl"lerless vanity faucets , S9 95 cab1nats 8 gun Gu or eleclrit: 3 2 - 4 pc sohd oak towel bat~et . range $376. Baby mettresses $ U 96 , 835 lr S45 B1d frames $20, 33 - AII types of hand t ools· 830 Ktng frame &60 Good M h ec amc end carpenter 8 1g selection ot bedroom suites. D•scounta matt! cab1net1. he1dboards 130 34 - Two Pouch all leather t:tr· and up to·-~-~-------penter apron whh belt $16 95. 35 - Perma R -R1grd shttetmg 90 Days same as cnh with tnsult1on , foil one s1de , approveii credit. 3 M1IM OU1 W 'x4 ' x8 ' -$4.99 l,i $5.99 , 1" · 8ulav1lle Rd Open 9am to 5pm 16.99 Mon thru Sat Ph 614-44636 - 72 " Brrch starter k!lchen . 0322. 72 " bas e. 2 -115 " wall cab. -valance 1 · 72 " pt: top , Save alot-Check us out for 1 $199 96 Clrpet and furnitUre . 9x12 Carpet. 160 6 p1ece wood livtng 45 - 1 pc Frberglass tub 1nd shower. wh1ta and colors, room su1t, $399 Mollohan t149 .96 to $179 96 • Furniture, Upper R1ver Ad Call 46 2 pc fiberglass tub 1nd 614·446-74« lhower wh1te and colors . t175 .00 to $199 95 . PARSON 'S FURNITURE 47 - 1 pc acryhctubandshower wrth ceiling $249 96 t o New wood 6 pc living wood $299 96 su1tes, $399 .96, chnt of draw 4B - 1 pc . fiberglass end ecryhc ers, 4 drawer- 848. 5 drawershower stall only. $179 95 to $69.96. mattr1111 & boMtprmg•· $299 .95 full size 312 co1l, 8149 96 set, 49 - Whlte steel bath tub only twin manresHS, &96 set non sk1d bottom, 869 .95 ••oo a. THE WORKING M~N'S FRIEND Used retng ., washer & drver. Mollohan Furnature Call 814-446-7444 Queen 11z11 water bed· bookcue headboard. 6 drawer pedestal Very good cond 8250 Call 614-246 -9646 New wood S. coal heater. Used 30" electric range, in good cond No Sund•v calls 614 · 379 2502 Furmture for Sale Oak hutch. washer-dryer, love sea1 S. chair, color tv. Call 814- 446 -8262 after 5 00 PM Bunk bed set witl1 matchmg dresser. type chest Dark pme, large c•hnonball posts 1325 Coli 614·446· 2044 Valley Furniture New and used furniture and apphcences . C•ll 614 -446· 7672 Ho11n 9 ·5. Sofa, aet of l1mps, end table, twin bed,(new mattrell) . Call 61 ..·446-0696 King Size Bookcne 'w oterbed. compl ..e. 1239 Mtttrns, Wa· terbad and Furniture Ware· house, 98 Columbus Ad .. Athens, Ohio 46701 614-693· 7191. 50- K;tchen and batl'lroom and bar counter top , $2 99 lm tt ll & 10 ' & 12 ' pes 51 - K·IUil wh1te bnck countrySide 5 sq tt per ctn , S1 50 each monor. 86 .95 · 2 gal buck et 52 - Whate comJfrodes 3 gallon water saver~ grade 4 , 839 95 53- Miscellaneous 11zes an d colors of marlbe vanity tops (6 ) grades. $16 .00 each Some double bowl 64- 36 " K80" whrte crossbuck storm doon. 839.95 eaeh 55 - B·grade steel insulated doors. 32 " anct 36 .. , black only, 019 96 . 66 - B · grade 1ntenor wood doort. fin1shed and unfantshed 28" wide down 10 12' w1de 15 00 each 57 - Fiberglass oval wh~rlpool bath tubs, almond. 72" long 36 " deep. 22 " h1gh Complete with pump and plumbing Reg $1895, now $896, only a few 68 - Wood burn1ng t~replace stove. $39 95 esch or 3 for $100 59 - Prtees good only while supply teat. PENN'S WAREHOUSE WELLSTON. OHIO 3646 614 -384- Ready m1x concrete •nd all concrete aupphes. Call us Valley,.. Brook Cement and Supplies. 76 Electrolux Cleaner•, compl&te attachments S78 c• t h. o~ terms lftanged. 304·675 - 4416 Seasoned oak f~tewoo d , call 304 -675 -2757 after 4 .30. Ash ley w ood burn er w 1th blower 304 -Ei 7 5- 1267, Waveles s woterbed for sal e S300 00, JO.t 67 6· 7209 or 675 -7564 Beautiful 4 pc poster Beuett bl!dtoom su1te. Lik e new. 304 675 -410B 67 ' Musical Instruments Good used trumpet for sale Reuonable. Call 614 - 992 · 3214 Clevel1nd trombone, 880 304· New T 11 nd y EX 1000 co mpu ter . mon1tor , pnn1er. desk 1900 304 896 -3641 56 Alto sax . very good condition, Coronet uumpet ~ older model). c1aes mduded w1th eat:h. 304 882· 3104 1973 Chevy "'ova. w1de tires. 1600 Call 614 -446· 45 19 after 4 30 PM 58 Fruit & Vegetables Ounrov1n Fruit Farm Cider. Melro11. Super Gold Rad & Yellow DeliCIOUS, Macintosh, and Grimes apples. pears, tlO ney, sorghum. and apple butter P1ck vour own graP.ft 26 cents• poun~ Week d-vt 9-6. week· ends 9-6 Rt 681 So . of Albany Phone 614 -&98-6299. Truck Load Sale. H1rdy Mum•. S2 99 · buy 8 ge1 1 trae 6 lb V1rg1nia apples. 11 59 . 50 lb. Rusaet pot1toes, U 99 6 lb bakt. homegrown tamarou S2. 75 10 lb. bag No. 1 Idaho potatoes . $1 49 Freestone peaches• . 39 cents lb.. t10 !t9 buahel. Foodst1mpa welcome. 8 & S Produce acron t,om Pil:u Hut, G•lltpohl -446-8733 . Open 9am-7pm Dally Cloatd Sunday • Oullhv Fruits end Vegetabln ralad 1nd wholellle B & S Produ ce across from P1zu Hut. Galhpolls. Ohio Yellow Freutono Ca"nin!iJ Peaches Now Avellable. Call for v1rleties 1nd prlcM BOB' S MARKET Meson 773 5721 Open 7 Days Groom and Supply Shop -Pet Groom 111g All br eeds . All sty les Juhe Webb Ph . 614 · 446- 0231 54 Misc. Merchandise farm Suppl1r.o & LIVI:S!Ut;k 1981 Oldt Delta Roy1l e 4 dr , ae am · fm - ster e ~:~ . cruu,& di &sel 73 000 m1les. S2500 C•ll614246· 6261 Stlif11au 11eef 8111 h1Uit sys(em t Nl)w cus.tom made t~:~r your trut:k, motor home or cl1uic t: ar. Wrtti IH• t1me w1uanty Muffler M1n, 9 Stimpson Ave ,. Athens, Ohio. 1· B00· 843· 3767 . 1970 Marcury Montego. new paint. new bukes, new tlritl, PD. PS. AC 351 Cleveland AM -FM stereo 1860, C.ll &14 -949 2879 ()r 614·949. 2046 1980 Ford Musl•"9· 4 eyl , 4 apMd 11200 Call 614 94 9· '78 LTD 4 dr . aut o , 11 r, n.w Phaust, • • c tubb t~t 11500 304· 676 -2645 aft8f 4 p m. 2905 Birch A¥e 1985 Dodg e D•vtona Tu1 bo Z. rad ·slt\fer black leathar -un· roof. lo1ded. New t ires )04 676-6308 after 15 p.m 1985 Mer CUfl' Lvnx t 1atlon wegon clean 14,100 J04· 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U. S 35 West. J11 ckson. Ohio 614 286 6451 . Munv Ferguson. New Hollllond . Bush Hog Sal" & Sen; rce 40 used tr•ctonto choo•e S. co mplete line of new & uaed equrpment. Lug ett selectron m S E Oh1o Bars., chains 1nd tpto cket s t o tlt alm ost any uw SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO , HendetiQn , W. Va 304 675 -7421 1982 Bu ie k Aeg'.al. elun J-4 ,000 m1les, t5 500. 304· 1971 Buick Skvlarll; cua t om S600 N • gQtoabte 304· 67 6 2241 . '71 Toy ota 2 door I on floor 1285 00. Also Franklin stove 18 5 00 304 · 882 · 26~4, 1971 Volkswagen for 11l e or tr ade lor truck, 304· 675-· 1653 '7 6 Monaa 4 · tp V •8, goQd cond $800 30• · 67 6 1131 1977 CheY Nova , good cond 11500 Call aft er 4 304 · •68 1838 or 468 1'7'28 1981 Gravely snow plo w , mower deck , r01ary "low euh1· vator. 304· 773-5011 84 Chrwy plekup , &200 Or tr~d e of equ 11 value , 304 676 3802. 62 Wanted to Buy 73 RegiStered Cocker Spaniel pup· p1es Also Himalayan k1ttens No checks Call 614 ·9 9 2- 2607 Beagle pups for ..le. $16 Reedy to start th1s fall Call 614 -843· Homehte and Jon ' serad Servic' Henderso n, WV , 304 - 6?15 · 7421 Now buying 1hall corn or ear co rn Call fortate!lltquote s Rrver C1ty F1rm Supply 614 - 446 2985 63 livestock 5276 AKC Beagles 2 male. 2 tamale 6 wks old $50 2 male 1 yea.r old Runnmg 575 614 -985· 4143 after 6 p m German short ha~r pointer brrd dogs 304 675 -2159 2, male Shelt1e puppaea (miniature colliMI 304-676 - 1324 ' 5 full bloodttd Beagle pups, 7 wks old. $10 each 304 676- 2231 One parrott cocktail. canarv and 2 female Norweg1an pups 304 895·3926 2 male poodle pupp1es, 2 mo old, reddish colored . full blooded but not registered . Ha11e not had !lhOtA $50 00 IIBCh, 304 · 676· 5361 . Ovroc Boors. Bred JUit like thll boars we teated at the Oh1g Testat•on that gained over 2 6 lbs per day Roger Bentlev . Sabina. OH 513-684 - 2398 . Sept . 23· 8 00 PM . We wut be l'loldlng a special feeder c.af sale All br11eda Including Holstems Cattle will be •ccepted •Ill diY Tues and up to 1:00PM Wed Hauling avlillble, Athens Livestock Sala. 1 mile east of Albany on S1 AI 60 Call Stock yard-614 -692- 2322 or 8983531 Evenings Ch•olais · cow w1th calf. Call 614-379-2128 Bunnies lor sale. 2017 Call614 · 9~9 - 3 year old Appalooaa golding, good fldM • used to people 304-675· 2689 or 11her 4 30, ~~=-=== 64 Hay & Grain M ixed hiY t1 . bale on wagon Hay for b.dding 60c 304 -675- 1978 Chrysler New Yorket' S400. C1ll evenings 304 · 676· tB79 72 Vans & 4 W.O . 1978 Jeep CJ7, new paint & ovarhaul, good eond. •2.000 Call after 5 pm, 304- 812· 2502 74 Motorcycles K•wasakl 200. 3 wheeler, $900 or besl oH8f Excel cond Call 614-446· 7026 . 1983 Honda V-45, Enterceptor $1500 Call 614 -446 - 9781 Day, 11k for Chf 19B1 Hond1 CM 400, street bike. low mileage. elec stert. 1660. 1979 Honda XR 260, dirt b1ke, 8425. Both very good cond Call614-245 -1924 1978 Harley Dtvldson Superglide. EMcdl. eond , Many e111tras 949· 21 82. 1984 Ford Tempo· pa, pb, am-fm. ac. 13695 1983 ford Fairmont, one owner. •2360. ' Pontoon 8oet- 60 HP Johnson, trailer. t2760 Call 614 · 4464043 after 8 00 PM . Rog• Meade- 814·388-9018 ..- 388·9341 . Big D1k011 F1rm home buitt on your 101, t12,995 up Call 814·888-7311 . a. Call614· 286· 6622 1985 Ca11eliar wagon . Auto., ps, pb, ac. am-fm Clean Cell 614-388·8240 . C1mping Coast- to • Coa1t membership Call 114-388· 8470. _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ . 1986 Chevy cemaro •7500 Boata and Motors for Sale 16 ft. Chryeler boat, 2 motora. trailer. Asking •1000 tor all. Call &14-388·9871 . 18 ft. Gelv1nlred boat tr•illr U50 Coli Coll304· 875- 6510 .. -~·- · or 19 75 26ft. Cl11s·A Winn.baogo. •a 906 act1Jal mil• 8 n.w tire•. roll down l1rge awning. ac .. roU down tv 1ntenna. orglnl1l c ar· pet rng Sletps 6 hcefcond. lille new , 110,500 C.ll &14 ·446· 36 6 1 1!) tl . CllmJliiH'. S{OVI, retftglet'a tor . dlow ... •nd toilet, Sla.p1 I 1660 firm . Joe Bowland. 209 S F oun ~ MlddlepOft, Ohio, W 5'eter Skiing 1987 International Water Sk1 Tour from 51 Paul, Mlnneso1a (T) 14 fl . la.a line ltOWI, elac. ref. Sleeps si•. 30-4-882·3104. CIJ Ill (I) Sledge Haml1)erl Season Prem1ere 1;1 (!) Wild America Follow the Serv1ces t1ny, bu1 fierce, grasshopper mouse 1n the deserts of AZ : (0:30) 11m 1111!21 Muppeta: Celebretlon ol30 Years Over two hundred muppets, 1ncludmg Miss Piggy, B1g Bird, FoZZie Bear and Gonzo 1he Great pay trlgute to ·Kermtt the Frog and 1hemselves 1n celebratiOn of the thirty years of J1m c 81 Home Improvements aASEMENT WATERPROOFING Un co fldlttonal lifttlrne guar..-• 1 t ilt loeel raf.,.,. c.. furn lsh.t. · ' FrN e111m•t•• C11i coMec:t 1·61.1· 237 ·0•88. dty Of night Flogerslassment w.ttlfpri)Ofing. Henson's award winmng creations. Q liD Survival Special t;1 II)) Prlmenewo Wrap ups of SWE EPEA and ·--~ m~ repair. ptrtt. 1n d euppll• Pick end delivery. D1vlt V~uum one half mile up Rd Call 81•· the day 's worlq news end In EEK & MEEK depth fea1Ure reports. (1 :00) ® MOVIE: The Night They Too~ Ml"" BeeutHul (1 :40) Ell(!) MOVIE: First Born (1'43) RON ' S T elev i110 n S•rvlee Houu caM• on RCA Ou11er. GE Sp.,d aling 1n Ztnflh Cell 304 57& 2398 Of 814 446 2454 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Bullltt (PG) (1 53) 8:3011 (l) aJJ NBC lnvootlgetea Bob Hor-e The legendary comedian Bob HQPe 1s accused of selling JOkes to Feuy Tr ee Tr lmminrJ, atump remo val. Ct ll 304· fl75 1 331 cable televlston and of diverting the prollts 1n th1s spec1a1 tha1 spoofs Rottrv or c abl11 t ool dfllli"g. M ost wr~~lls complat-.d same d..,, Purnp tales •nd t erv tee 304 . Oll1e~Mania 895 3802 Statkl Tflt and Lawn S~rvica, lt¥Yn Clrt, landsuplng, llump remOVII , 304 · 57& · 2842 qr 576 -2903, MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTERIZATION Securi1y lights. Storm Wan dows. Insulation, Roofing. G•n· &re t Repairs. 304 ·675 ·6367 82 'SEE JA NE, SEE JAN E RUN . SEE DICK . SEE Dt:K RUN . Plumbing & Heating ·-- "SEE lOMMY RUN . S EE DEBBIE RL.IN SEE JEFF IE RUN SE:E LI Z RLJ N ." THEY'D BET TER NOT BE RU NNING 'TOCATO-I TH E SCHOOL 13Ll5. CARTER 'S PLUMBING 84 BA States· Constitutional Gala from Philadelphia's h1s1oric Convention Hall liD Myoteryl Q 1121 Larry King Llvelln depth lntel"'lewS With top newsmakers and celebnttes 9:30.11 (l) aJ) Night Court A I GOT ME AN' LUKEY ARE GOIN' TO TH' FLATLANDS ME SOME TIME OFF FOR A WEEK 100 Electrical Rasidenttal or commerc1al Wit· rng New urvlca or repe1rs l1 censed elec1ric1an . Estimate tree . Ridenour Electrical 304 675 1786 85 nervous Christina assumes her naw role as a JUdge. (Season Premle•e) Cil Volleyball Pro Beach Volleyball from P1smo Beach, 1 Cal~orn1a IT) 10:00 Cil Streight Talk II (l) aJJ L.A. Law Becker mu6t wrap up d1yorce JUSt days before client's next we<lding.(R) (!) The Conotllutlon: That Delicate Balance Role Of political parties 1n nol1)ina!lng a president is explored. t;1 liD llJ) News II)) Evening News A wrap up of today 's news and a look General Hauling Orllard Waler Serv1ce Pools. CISterns. Wells Del1very Any · time Call 614 446 7404· No Sund ay calls. J 61 J Water Service Sw1mm1ng 1 pools CISterns, wellm Ph. 61 4· 245 9285 ' R & R Water Service. Home cisters wells, potats tilled For· mertv Jamn Boys , Waters Call Watterson' 1 Water Hauling. reasonable rates . Immediate 2,000 gallon delivery, clslerns , pools well . etc cell 304-578 2919 Dump truck delivery, coal. stone sand. gr.aval, fill and sawdust 304-875-3190. 87 Upholstery \ R & M Custom Couches and Reupholstery, St.' Rt . 7, Crown , City. Oh 614+268 -1470. Eva 614· 446 · 343B . Open daily 9 to 4 30. Sat 9·30 to 1:30 Old & new Uphostered. Mowrey's Upholstering serv1ng tri covnty area 22 yttrs. The best ln furn1ture upholttering • Call 304 · 671 · 4104 for tree estimat es and the Iran Contra Hearings CIJ Q (I) The Chermings L1llian turns the children into department store mannequ1ns. t;1 (!) New Image Teen Theatre Produced by and for 1eenagers (ages 12 to 15), th1s program uses dramatiC and humorous vignettes to aodress problems and concerns of today 's teens 9:00 (I) 700 Club Cil Surfer Magazine (T) (]) CJ C1J MOVIE: 'Mr. Mom' ABC Thursday Night Movie (PG) (1.32) C (!) Myomryr A man h1res Holmes when he becomes suspicious of his new JOb (1 :00) > 11m Ill 021 We the People 200 The Celebration of 1he Bicentennial of 1he Consntution of the United c & Refrigeration Paul Rupe, Jr Water Servn:e Call814· 446· 3171 Pools , cist· erns. wells 75 130.00, 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1984 Honda TRX200 1985 Hond• TRX126 4 wheelers, 120po. for both Weekends. call 114-992- 6641 . weekdw;s 614- MGB Roldtter 16 ft flberglell bo1t, 40 hp. Johnson motor on trailer 1174 Ford plck·Up. Cell &1•-446-1128, or 441-1339. 111• Benson Ell(!) M"A•s•H 7:05 Cil Andy Griffith 7:30 II (l) Hollywood Squares Cil Speedweek (T) CIJ Newlywed Game Ill (I) Judge ®1 Whlll Fortune t;1 1121 Crossfire (0:30) Ill 1121 IIJ) Jeopardy! 1;1 @Soep Ell C!J WKRP In Cincinnati 7:35 <II Sanford and Son 8:00 (I) Hell Town I Will Abide II <Il aJJ The Cosby Show Cliff claims nobody can ever pull the wool over his eyes Strut1. I 1 19. 9! pair. Installed Most mod~l Muffl1r M1n. 9 Stimpson Ave Athena. Ohio 1·800-843-3767. 304 · 676 ·6370 . He..ilator lire place. compllrle Good cond Call 81 4·448· for i I Coli 614-448-0038. 71 Auto's For Sale Firewood Dobbs. (0:30) Wheal ol Fortune APPAlA CHIAN WOOD STOVE. Wood and coal stoves turnac... 1nd inserta. Brunco, Ashley. Consolid1ted Outehwest Buy, sell. trade . 10 yrs experainee in carpenter C1ll 814·&98 -8121. Jeep W1g0neer 4 wh"l drive, V-8 , stand trans , real good cond. $800 304 ~ 676 - 2704 . f1nancial news w1th Lou Ill 1121 IIJl Will g1v8 rea• on able prtc e for ' 83 t1:1 85 Toyote 4x4 pi ckup Muat be clean , unabused, low mil• Will consrder Nissan. 614 -446· 7013hom4pm · 9p.m 814-367-0669 .,.ck·up loed. delivered. Cali e Fox Eye In reports on world econom1cs ~nd Auto Repair 1977 Dodge pu ..nger van. v·8, ac, pa, pb, c: ru lse. Needs w ork Call 614 446 -7025. 1988 Honda R1bel 280. eMc. cond ,, low mileage. 81,100. 304-87&-6888 after 4 p m 1340. 77 AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Plne Oalllpolla. OMo Phone 614· ••& ·3888 or 614448 -4477 Tronsportotlon Quelhy firewood for sale t25 • pick-up INd. Bidw... Ohio. C.U we '77 B onneville sta~ion w1gon for p11r11. 64.000 m1les 304-882 · 3104 Trucks for Sale 1979 Honda for sale or trade. Cheap 304· 875 -1076. Coli &14-266-12!1 EA?'o' If> CONDUC.T 11-.1.;, AN IMPORTANT INV E ~TI GATIOI.J. CAN'T ?PARE HIM THe TIME TO LOOK AFTER Me. 675· •4'80 AKC Register ed German Sl') &o pherd pup s. 8 wks old, 580 each Call614-446 ·1;)373 3026 E!UT MY QUITTIIV(> f>MO i<II.JI:> If> IIIOT IIIIOARL'I A~ IMPORTANT A? SUf>IN~€>5'. 6 tt Chevy truck topper $60.00. 304 -882 2438 ' 79 FOrd fa irmo nt 1111 lon wagon. 79 000 miles • 1, 800 304-578- 2902 & Supplift!. ' SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Meigs County Humane Soc1ety has cats and kitten s to adopt Spayed and n eutered and had shots Adoptron fee requ,red Call 614 -992 -6505 or 992· CAPTAIN EASY Chevy 4 sp tr.nsmiasion , Bell hous~ng. pr111ture pltte, clutchJ throw out bearing, fly wheet Hurst ah1har a226 Good" cyl eng1no with 4 s.paed trlnsmassion out of 1980 AMC Spirit $360 304 -882· 28!12 . 2083 &76 4480, 5578 . C•llehan't Used T~reShop Over 1,000 tlfel, 1118. 12, 13, 14. 16. 18, 16 6 . 8 rnlln out Rt 21B. 1979 A.lbbit Auto , h1gh m1· l•age. 1m-tm stereo Exc ~ maln1enenee . One owner. t1695 Call 814 -446-082 2 be· tore 10 PM OrBgonwynd Catt ery Kennel CF A Himalayan Persian and Siamese k1ttan s AKC Ch ow puppte ~ New k1tten s. Pers1ans Call614-446 3844 ah er 7PM . ~,;;3;;0;;4;;-7;;7:;3:;·:;62;;3:;4:;::;:,:;::;::;:::,l::::::::::~ SNAFU ® 1978 Mltlbu Cla11i c. 4 dr , 98 000 miles . Nice work car. t750 Call614- 245· 9667 ' 77 Dodge 01pJ1Jmat V 8. 1uto, tr•ns Gool;t Cond. 1600 00 990 t':lav1d Brown, 54 hp d iMe! tu c tor , low h~Jur s locally owned w ith 6 tt both hog 13550 Call 614 286-6622 Pets for Sale 1978 Pontile Cat . 4 dr . 301 engine, cruise. ps , pb, ao, ,m· fm ·stereo•CIIII rld io A· 1 Cond. Call 514 - 446 -3416 att er 4 00 PM, all diV Sst end Su~ . 1988 4 dr. Sedan Park Avenue· Buick Call 614· 446· 0&82 Colorado Blu e Spruce ebou1 3 V, ft 1811 304-67 6 · 1484, Heart shaped di amo nd cluster rin g· 14k gold 28 diamonds; appraised &400 . W1ll sell S250. flfm 304 ~ 67 5 - 5 26B noon S. s·oo p m only . / 71 Auto's For !>ale 773-5867 I, Rent al Pa n t s· Shitta 58 8u f'de.tte Addn Pt Open f11ery Day Year · I 17 • (!) Dr. Who Crea1Ure from 1h6 P11, Part 2 liD Owl TV t;l @GoodTimeo Ill C!J One Day at e Time 8:30 II (l) IIJ) NBC Nightly Newo Cil WIMer'o Circle (T) Cil Ill ()) ABC Newo 1;1 (!) Nightly Buolnoos Report ®1 Ill 1121 CBS Nowa liD Wooater Square II)) ShowBiz Today News ol the antenainmen1 world Is 6nchore<SIIva from New York. (0.30) ® Jefforsona Ill C!J Too Close for Comfort 8:40 <II Carol Burnett 7:00 Cil Remington Steele II (l) PM Magazine Cil SpoiUCenltir (L) CIJ Entertainment Tonight CJ (I) PeoDl.e 's Court (!) [J) Mlcllallf Lehrer NewoHour (1 :00) ®1 News II)) Moneyllna Curren! l ~14 IT.. liOt-I'T )t)U KIV'5 PLAY WITH ll!OSE: AUTOMAl'IC WIH~W5' ... •t ,, l't ~ ahead to tomorrow's news WE'RE IH stories. (1 .00) ~R. fll (!) Benny Hill 10:30 Cil Great American Outdoors cou~~ (0:30) letters of WOtD GAM I the fcur scrambl.t words below lo form four simple words NEMVIR I~~:::1:::1~=I~II t CIJ Ill ()) ®1 Ill 1121 N.,.,. Cil SpottoLook (T) 3 stock c•r fr•mes . Gtt invotved 1n Amenct'a No 1 s~etor sport. che1p. Cell 814-949· 2879 or 114-949- 204&. Mutt sell Natural gn furnace 96 ,000 b1u 25 Centr.tllllf cond 2 % 1on 8160 . both S250, 304 · 173 9561 Surplu• CHEAP Plea sant Afound, O Reor'range IIJl Ohio 1· 800· 843· 37&7 Whnes l iberty 2 metal de1ee1 or U1ed verv little Call 614 -992 3703 For sat e Metal offlc de~k EMcelh.tnt cond1tion 614 -742· 2125 6:00 Cil Crazy Uke the Sky - -'-- - --· lc- 266-6202 16 mch Homehte Cham Saw, $125 8 HP tlller. S850 Self propelled electu c start lawn· mawer, S250 OBO Moytag wrmger washer, &100 v~ HP deep well pump t enk end prpe Call 614 ·986 -3839 Auto Parts a. Accesaories Oual exhaust kltt, $99 .95 In· 1t1lled. Mo•t Fords, Chevy trucks, V1ns , 4x4' a MuHt• Man. 9 Stimpson Ave , Athena, C•n accept HEAP & Emergency vouches Ca11614- 268 -1363 or Channel Muter Satehle wrth remote t:ontrol. $1100 Ken wood Cassette car stereo. 1100 Cal\614 -992 ·7467 THURS. 1 SEPT. '::!~:~'. S@~~lA-"t~S® _..:..:;.::..:.::::......=-= Edllod to1 CLAY R. POUAN EVENING Budget: Tranamluions: a~sed rebuilt. 111 types Gu1r1ntee 30 deyt. Cash .and Carry or 1nstal Call 814- 379 - 2220 Sa slates Already cut M1xed hard wood slabs 12 per bundle Cont11nmg appro!!. 1% ton, FOB. Oh1o Pallet Co Pomeroy, Oh1o 614 992 6461 Television Viewing • 614· 046-0966 . ..·•·· Cetalyll c c~:~nverters ~:~nly S89.95 Most models . lnstallelaon also a11a1lable Muffler Man, 9 Stimpson Ava , Athens . Oh10 1 -B00 -843 -3767 The Daily Seritinei- Page- 11 . . (l) Gas he~ter With blower. $26. Used refng Good for basement ~·-·•= $20. Call 614; 446- Aquarium 10 gallon w1th stand & accea:sones mcluding hsh. $45 Mandolin Alpha I mstrument, $70 Call 614 -446 9726 ;;:;u;m;~~{;i;;;;~~!1 ~e: Y1A7 TALKIN& TDTH~ Used and~reboilt trensmiuiona lnteme11y inspected end guar•n· teed lnstah•t1on evai11ble We buv junk trentmisalona. C.ll 1000 gellon fuel 011 tank above or below ground use S200 Call ' Boats and Motors for Sale ....... . 2,800. 304-17&· 8488. Herballfe. Call &14 .446- 2200 or 446 -3131 Brown • & rust pla1d sofa wtth matchutg chair Good cond •1oo c,ll614 -379- 2171 BORN LOSER PILot'I Sears 9B,OOO BTU fuel stove With blower and 275 gallon fuel tank. t400 f~rm. Cell 614- 3888683 Flr~wood . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 18 ft . tri-haul. 85 HP Mercury, trailer. covers, em-fm t:•sette. new battery . acc••oriM. river 304· 676-6269 King sire water bad, tuhp light head board. good condition. 3 V88t'SOid 304-675·1714 . 75 Brass studed c:ouch· brown vinyel -like new, $75 . Ajay Octa gym ex ceri ser· new, S60. An t lqul! solid oak 5 leg table, coffee tabla, older recliner Call 614388 -9767 or 388-8836. Firewood Stock up fpr wmter 830 a Pick -up, delivered. Call Ed ., 614 ·446 · 3978 8- 8a1th panels tile board. 4 ·xa· urr,Wrlght Call &14-379-2769. 1 - Masonite primed sldang 7 / 16"x8" x16' honzonal lap, 12550sq. or21sq l1n &1600 6- 161b W1 . felt paper. Black. &6 95 ROll. 7- 29 gage white or brown ~::!!I~'ln· 0:19f~t.hr~7 9 metal KIT'N' Woodburning Slova. f200 Whate frost•free refrig .. &50'. r~:~ofing . Ref.,ences ra· quired Off street parking 9h. 814-446-0338. 54 Mise , Merchandise 614-446· 7026 pc 44 Renta ls 17, 1987 2783. "Are you my real father, or t ~;;,~;~:~::.; sodong •• 6 ponel,ng am I some prince purloined t ~• . 25 ::;;·9~' : 14 95 • f an t , 3 - Aiuminum sid1ng wrth mauaway W h I'le S t"}} 1 an In latodbacker t2s.oooq. Only40 } or 60 sq's and denied my rightful pace ' :;~'!rew:'i~r·:~;~~. ~~=~~~g! as the Lawful ruler of my lloor,ng sa 95 ond 87 96 OICh 6- 901b. wt. rolled White • Green & Driftwood & peop } e.?" Earthtone. 88 96 roll ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - _ ,_____.__..___..o.j r Ohio - Thursday, September 17, 1987 ELUGI ~ --,r.V......;O_L::...,:E:...:Cr.,......JI ! 5 I I_L_I'- l ;.~ 1 L . ......:I.L-..1.-.l. DR E B I L Two yaung men stOod staring into 1he window of a department store. As I walked by I heard one I~-~!gh, I1--,1..;7~.;.~1.,..:..,1,.:....;.1.,..:..,1,....-J G) I..,,_JL......l.-.JL......l.-.JL..'.....J - c PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES A V UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS FOR AN SWfR I "Brevity is the soul of Complete c~ uc:kle the quoted by fdlm g in th e mrss1ng words yov deve lop from step N o 3 below. II YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Hockey - Waved - Dryer - Fencer - WRECKER "Is this an old photo Of yau, miss?" asked the new maid . "Yes," I beamed . "My," she blurted, WRECKER I" "am't time a . BRIDGE NORTH +K 9 7 2 9·17·11 --- What's · my line? +f\109865 2 • 73 WEST EAST +6 By James Jacoby 'KJ9643 • Q 7 3' +J85 Unbridled optim1sm best descnbes North's jump to three spades on his second bid If South had mimmum val- tKJ • Q 10 9 SOUTH +AQJ4 ues, even two spadEls might be in some jeopardy. However, South came well· heeled and immediately bid a small slam But how to play it' Isn't it your natural instinct to go after that long dialhond suit, setting 1! up by ruffing, and counting on the spades to also di· vide 3-2 so that you can get back to dummy and run the diamonds? Of course one defender will be left with a high trump, which he can take any time, but you will make the slam W1th that hne you will surely be set when the defenders' diamonds or spades fa1l to split as you wish . So the answer is to play to m ake the contract when either the club smt sphts 3-3 or the trump suit splits 3.2, with the clubs dividing no worse than 4·2 Here's how it goes· Ruff the o~ning lead in dummy , come to the ace of clubs and ruff another low heart. Play king of clubs and ruff the third club w1th the king of spades. Now play A·Q-J of spades and then play on clubs East can take his trump trick whenever, but you have +t0853 • Q 10 8 5 (:+A~72 K642 Vulnerable · East -West Dealer: South · Wesl North Eaat Pass Pass It Pass Pass Pass 3+ Pass Pass Soulb t+ t+ 6+ Opening lead " 6 made your slam_What if clubs were 42? Then you would s1mply hope for the defenders' spades to d1v1de so that yllu could draw trumps and g1ve up a club to make your contract. ' A new book by James Ja coby and his lather, the late Oswald Jaroby IS now available at bookstores It is :Ja. coby on Card Games, " pub!Jshed by Books ~~,,~*'a( by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Fighter pilot 4 Fume 8Raven 9 Earlier 11 Frost 38 -Prophet 39"-you ' wtth me?" 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Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 9· 17 (!) Windsurfing t 987 Speed :I PEANUTS WE NEED TO LIVE TO A LAKE .. CLOSER & Slalom lrom the Canary Islands (TJ \1] Tony Brown'o Journal 1111!1 Hogan'o Heroes 10:35 (I) MOVIE: Bonnie end Clycki (PQI(1 :51) 11:00(1) Remington Steele • (J) A (.J U BRBTVRX A .1 A .1 E R F sv- P A .J Z M.J~'- GVWVB!l RGGUPA .,A Q U ./ v I' T Q R IS !II • ()) ®1 Ill 1121 \Ill News Cil Scuba (TJ (!)Sign 011 liD The Alrlceno Look at the continuing Influence of superpowers In African aHall'll. II)) MoneyUne S U I G ,. B J A R I A J A Q U L.JCVXU . - EJJWGJE EVX P .JB Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE FUNDAMENTAL ·flEF'EC"l' OF FATHERS IS THAT THEY WANT THEIR CIIILDREN TO BE A CREDIT TO THEM - BERTRAND IUJSSELL ' .. • �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel .---Local briefs-of rerouting of traffic for the bloc!!. party activities in Middleport, there will be no parking on Saturday from 6 a.m. untlllO p.m . on Nor th Third Avenue, all of Garfield Street and the fin;! block of Sou.th Third Avenue , bet.,..een Mill Street and Garfield St reet. ~au se Seroing starts at 11 Saturday . The Middleport Fire Department will begin serving at 11 a.m . Saturday for its chicken bar ·b·que near the firehouse , in conjunct ion with block party actlviiles. Dinners are$3.50. with a half chicken only offered for $3. Dinners include chicken, baked ·· beans and roll. ' Bridge being resurfaced A Ches ter area man has been charged with felonious assault in connectlon with a shooting about 10: 30 Tuesday night at The Cove bar on Route 7 near Pomeroy . Charged in Meigs County Court wa s Daniel P . Talbott Jr., 25, of Route 248, .near Chester. Talbott entered the bar Tuesday night a llegedly In search of Charles Ba rley, owner of the establis hment. After being told that Barley was unavallable, Talbott allegedly drew a shotgun and fired o ff several rounds of ammunition inside the bar before fleeing the scene in a vehicle. Barley and a patron, Kevin Wolfe, claimed injuries but refused treatment by EMS personnel at the scene. Depu ty Ruth Frank reported that Talbott turned himself in to Sheriff Howard Frank abou t 4 a.m. this morning. Talbott was placed in c ustody by t]le s heriff and was schedu led for an Initial court appea rance this morning before Judge Patrick O'Brien. Talbott .is a brother of 2l·year-old David Talbott, of Racine, who was wounded in the legs in a Shooting incident at The Cove in May. Ba rley was charged with three counts of felonious assault in connection with the May shooting. and freed on bond. Myrtle Graham Myrtle Ma y Graham, 85, 10420 Ammish Rid ge Road. So merset, a former reside nt of the Coo lville area, died Wednesday ar her residence . Born Oc t . 25. 1900 , a daughter of the late Joseph and Arly Balls Buck, s h~ was a homemaker. Surviv in g a re a son and daug hter-in -la w. Ray mond a nd Annabell Gra ham, Somerset : tour daught ers and sons-in-law , Doris and Cha rles Comb, Nora and Bill Qu in n and Marguerite By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter · COLU MBUS. Ohio 1 UP!) -The Ohio House of R<' prcsent at ives is s('h ~dui E"d to vote nex t week on a co mpromisP c ivil jus tice and insura nce refor m hill whtch,has lukewar m support of the business c6 mmunit y and outri g-ht opposit ion of consumer. labor a nd lawyer groups . Hou se Sp_ca kc r Ve rnal G. Riffe Jr. . D·New Bos ton. ca lled the Hou se back int o session for Sept. 24 s ho rt!~· aft er a joint Hous<'·Se natE' conferl'nC!' committeP ra tified a negotiated settle m ent on th e ('O nt rovcrs ia l ma l te r Thursday. The Sena te has schedule d a Sept. .30 sess ion to vote on the bill. w hi ch has OCC' upied center stage in Ass('mbl ~· for two yt?a r s a nd was ,·e tof'd in a nother re rm las t [)(·c<'mbcr by Gov . Hic ha rd F . Cel es te. e l es t ~. who d(•cllned to b(' l;t!)('led a proponent of the legis la tion . never th('!Pss sa id Thu r'sday he will sign it. ·· 1 said I would sign House Bil l I Wh en It rea(' hed my dPs k. und I pla n to s ign it." s uid the govern or . t h •~ l and swl' p~ up fro m Thu rsda y's parad •s a nd fit•eworks. whil iN drrs of the hlccn! Pnn lal pus hed ahead wit h ca li('d.a news co n f e r ~ nc ·c rocluy ro discu ss ~i s fu tu r.t.· int e ntions for the co mmPmoratlon. AIrea d,·. sc hool> al"(•bo lst<"rl ng his tory a nd c·Jvlc lcs;on' on th Co nsti tu tio n - the fra mr wo rk of RCKk ·0-loungers Good Siie Selection 7.00 .......... Sale '5 .59 Reg . '8.00 .. .... .. .. Saie '6.34 Reg . ' 9.00 .. : .... ... Sale '7 .19 1 Swivtl Rockers. Stylea •nd fabr ics you ' ll like . Start your Chri,tme•t•v·• -w•v · "Carnival" FULL FIGURE LACE TRIMMING .---Local now. In leige Color . ' 1 0.50 .. .... .. Sale ' 8 . Reg .- •11 .00 ... .. ... Sale '8.79 Reg . •11 .50 ........ 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LP HI A 1U P i t The United States today rcco· v ~rl'd from it s l 1i t~' t na tiona l bas h - a pat r lorlr n·nct a t t lm ~<i glitzy celr bra t io n <lf thP C'o ns titu· tlon' > 200th blrthda,·. Ci ties . !ow n> a nd <·o rnm un itics ' 20 DRESSES .... .$1 . '34 DRESSES ... •27 .1 . 1 50 DRESSES .. . 1 39.99 . •56 DRESSES ... ' 44.79 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 109 High St., Pomeroy MEN'S SWEATERS Big selection of styles in solids and patterns. Stop in . our new men's department. Select what you need now and for Christmas giving . • I THE PHOTO PLACE age 4 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Cents A. Multimedi a Inc . Newspaper The a-1 approval by the six· member House· Senate panel took only fiv e minutes and went acc.o rdlng to script.' "This is the stronges t and most comprehensive Insurance reform in the history of Ohio and the s trongest in the country today ," said Rep. Mlehael P . Stinzlano. D·Columbus. c hairman of the s l ~· m e mber negotiating panel. Se.n. H. Coope.r Snyder, R· Hillsboro, th~ chief Senate negotia tor, said the proposal wil l help. redu ce Ins urance rate s for bus in esses . but he ca utioned tha t it will tak e time. ··w e 've accomplished a bill that m eets some of the co ncerns of mine. not all ," sa id Snyder. Both th e business communit y and ·the labor· a ttorney -cons umer coalition said th ey wi ll seck a dditional changes ne xt yea r to reso lve the ir compl a in ts a bout the bill. " This was lik e the firs t game of a doubl eheader. " observed .Sen. Lee I. Fis her. D·Shaker He ight s. the lone conferee to oppose the bill. Th P lrl(is lat ion see ks to redu ce comme rc ial liability insurance rat es and make covera ge more available. It includes s tronger regulation of the insurance induslry by the Ohio D~par t me nt of In surance , )Imitations on fri volous laws uits and excessive damage awards and attorney fees, and a limit on law suit s a gainst manufactu rer s of · defective products. ' ." This is a bill in des pera te sea rch of a re a so n. " s aid Fi s her . " It is a n a fte-r · t he· f act ra tiona! izat ion. " Fis her, a n·att orney, sa id th a t when th e push for tort r efor m began. the insurance indu stry clai med there was a ··crisis" of excess in la wsui r·s and da mage a wa rds. whi c h was bleeding thP companies .financiall y. Now . said Fi sher, insuran cr compan ies ar r making handsome profits a nd the re is no need to chan f<e the bas ic civi l ju stice syst em. "The r e is no documented ev idence th at wh a t we do here toda y witl have an~· irftpact oil insuranC'r rates or on th e economic climate of Oh io." said Fi s her. Ma rk David son. the cha irma n of the Ohi o Allia nce for Civ il .Justice, a coalition of busi ness and ins urance co mpany in terests. said th e bill is " an imp roveme nt over c ur rent Ja w." " It will help m ove in the di rec tion of giving the defend a nt a fair brea k in cou!'l ," said Dav idson. But a coalil ion of organized labor , consumer groups a nd trial lawye rs s.ti'd Celes te did not s tick by his d e mand s of las t December , whe n he vetoed a similar bil l. Th e coali tion urged the govem or to veto thi s one al so. ''O hio co nsumer s, worki ng. peo ple and in jured ,·ictim s cannot afford thi s bill tha t trad es ou r right s a nd im porta nt prot ections of our safe ty a nd hea lth for increased profi ts of the ins ur:a nce Indu s try," sa id P eter MacDowel l of th e Oh io Public Int eres t Ca mpaign . MacDowell and Da vid Laur idse n of the Oh io AFL-CIO sa id th eir group was pa rti cula r ly upset tha t the bill co n ta ins no pro Jec t io n aga ins t toxic substa nces, exce pt in de l"eclivc produ ct cases. and a weak st a nda rd protecting defec ti vely designed product s. · Nation recovers celebration o{ Constitution's anniversary OUR NEW FAll SELECTION 7 to 14. Smart loQking s!vles . New selection of two piece styles. Hurry in best selection. and Richard Masters, all of Columbus; Irene and Clarence Miller. Quart si te. Ariz.; sister, Mabel Jeffers . Akron, 19 gra nd· thildren, 22 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her hu sband, William Gra ham, in 1968; a son. Billy Graham, and two sis ters . Services will be he ld at I p.m . Saturday at the White Funeral Home in Coolvi lle. Burial will be in Coolville Cemetery . Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to~ p.m. Friday. For A ppoinrmenr or More Information Call After 5 p.m. Weekdays; Anytime Weekends Super.Speeials For.ASuper Sahuday! Nolf 0• S1l1! 2d floor 'DRESSES CLEVELAND !UP! \ -The $6 million top prize in Ohio' s Super Lotto drawing went unclaimed Wednesday night, increasi ng the jackpot to at least $9 million for Sat urday's game. There were no tickets sold fo r the m id -week drawing that listed the six winning numbers of 5. 6. 12, 281 43 and 44, a lottery commission spokes man said today . You' ll like the individualized artenrion you receive whe n you have your sen ior porrrait made at THE PHOTO PLACE ... Eac h preview set includes I 0-12 different poses bcfQ re traditional oil backdrops and in attractive outdoor settings. Our fu ll-color portrait serv ices, all at reasonable prices, include personalized wallers. Watch Friday's Paper For Our BLOCK PARTY AD ATURDA~ Frld1y 111. S1t1r1y 011ly Top prize jumps to $9 million in Ohio a IS SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 SPECIALS A:fter locating the Illegal plants in the vici nity of the Wolfe home. the helicopter landed in a field behind the hou se. Other law enforcement officials traved to the home via automobile.. Apparently, a disagreement took place between the Wolfes a nd the o(flcials. As a result, Pauline Wolfe was charged with causi ng or attempt· lng to ca use physical liarm to anot her, and with .resisting arrest. Gary Wolfe was charged with resisting arrest, performing an act whic h hampered or impeded a public official in the performance of his lawfutl du· ties, causing or attempting to cause harm to another and falling to obey the order of a law enforcement official engaged In his duties. · · No other charges have been flied agai nst the Wolfes who are free on bond. A pre-trial hearing In the matter has been schedu led for Sept. 30. Area deaths Veterans Memorial Wednesday Admissions Clinton R. Faulk, Middleport; Ivory Bush, Middleport ; Rollin Dill, Pomeroy; David Hardwick, Middleport: Eva Lawson, Racine; Rena Vaughan. Shade: Ulla Strauss, Racine; lola Wll· son, Reedsville. Wednes day Discharges Jean Delph, Timothy Willis . 6461 Cloudy, 50 percent c hanc~ of showers tonight. Low near 60. Cloudy Saturday. Chance of showers. High In 70s. House votes next week on insuraDce reform BLOCK .PARTY Hospital news Bll Copyrighted 1987 MIDDLEPORT'S 5th ANNUAL Haggy is expected" to have his Initial appearance on the five charges before Judge Patrick H . O'Brien in the Meigs County Court Friday morning. · Daily Number Pick 4 the- Gr-nPr aJ Mother, son enter not guilty plea I OET R Continued lrompagel Ohio Lottery Church page notices Ratliff sentenced over· stabbing incident "I can.'t . over-emphasiZe the Ratliff sentenced In connection felonious assault . and was re· · heroism of these two yo~ng with stabbing Incident In early leased on his own recogniZance. men," she said. ''With their The victim In the stabbing May training and forethought they Incident was John 0 . Blake, 22. · Corbett E. Ratliff, 19, of Route took what was a potentially also of Middleport. ' tragic situation and It turned It 7. Middleport , was sentenced In add it ion to the suspended · Into what could be described as a Wednesday by Meigs County sentence and probation, Ratliff Common Pleas Judge Charles medical miracle. " was ordered by the judge to Both Boyden and Rickey, now Knight to 18 months In prison. refrain from any . place which sophomores at Rio Grande Col· suspended, and five years proba· alcohOlic beverages are served . . lege, received CPR training In . tlon, In connection with a stab· And If Ratliff Is found guilty of high school - a course required bing In Middleport during the any further acts of violence · early morning hours of May 9. at their schools. du r ing the probation period the · In an earlier court appearance. · "This situation, along with prison sentence will be Imposed. demonstrating the heroism of the Ratliff had entered a written plea ~n~lltv to the . charge of of students, lnclcates the need for . . . . CPR training," Dr. Grlcoskl concluded. "It can and does save r;;;;;;.;;.;;;;;;;~;;~~~;;~~;.;;;;;.;;~~ lives." l1 Authorities report that both Haggy and the juvenile were caught through the use of tele· phone traps placed on the district lines· whfch enable the call to be traced to the originating tel ep hone. Other, traditional inves· tigative tools are being brought to bear, lticludlng information provided by students and other who may have· some knowledge of who Is rna king the calls and through the surveillance os suspected callers. Inducing panic is a misdemea nor of the first degree, and each separate count carries a possible s ix sentence and a possl· ble to $1,000 Charge man in shooting incident Meigs County Em ergency Medical Services reports eight calls Wednesday; Pomeroy at 1:40 a.m. to Forest Run for George Folmer to Holzer Medi· cal Center; Scipio Township Fire Department a t 8:33 a.m. to a tractor fire at the Drexel Vance residence on Vance Road ; Pome· roy at 8: 55 a .m . to Hiland Road for Teresa Payne · to Holzer Medical Center: Middleport at 9:08a.m. to Main St. for Freda Sm ith to Holzer Medica l Center: Tuppers Pl a ins at 10: 11 a.m. transported Cordon Ca ldwell to St. Joseph 's; Middleport. a t 12: 27 p.m. to St ewa rt Hollow Road fo.r David Hardwick · to Veterans Memorial Hos pi tal; PomProy a t 12:39 p.m. to Welshtown Hill for Justin Klein to Veterans Memor· ia l Hospital ; Pomeroy at 10:48 p.m . to Po m eroy Health Care Center for In ez Ash to Vetera ns Memorial Hos pital. Two Rio..._c_o_n_tl.:.:.nu.:.:.ed:..:.:..:f.:.:.ro:..:.m"-'-pa;..:g::.:e_l_ _ _ _ _ __ Two arrests... The Silver Memorial Bridge, which connects Gallipolis and Point Pleasant. W.Va .. is being resurfaced by an Ohio contractor. according to a spokesman for West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore, Jr. The Velotta Company of Sharon Center, named to complete the project, submitted a bid for $770,460 for application of a latex-mod ified cement overlay which will cover .37 of a mile span wh ic h crosses the Ohio River on U.S. 35. The project is scheduled to be finished in November . Squad calls • condition. as ''very stable." She said Mlnadro had sustained some Initial cardiac Injury which has since "resolved Itself." According to Dr. Grlcoski, medical evidence · Indicates he was struck directly In the head by the lightning bolt. The charge apparently exited through his left foot. Mlnadeo received some minor burns, Including one around his · neck - sustained when a neck· lace he was wearing was vapo· riied by the electrical charge. ·"There remains some partial high-range hearing · loss, " Dr. Gricoskl said, "but that may not be permanent," .Reroute traffic for event Pauline Wo lfe. of Antiquity, and her son, Cary Wolfe, entered pleas of innocent to a total of six charges during Meigs County Court proceedings on Wednesday. The pleas of Innocent were enterep on bj> halfo!t he.Wolfes by Attorney Douglas Little. The char ges ste m from an Incident last Wednes day a t the Pauline Wofe home after marijuana was located near the home during a helicopter· search of the area by Meigs Count y Sheriff' s Department officials and age nts from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Thursday. September 17. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Use Our Free Parking Lot~ Ame r ita n dc mocrac'' a nd the fi rs t wr!ttc· n co nt ra c t hy a peo ple for it s gover nme nt. Wh ile Thu rsday was 1hc day for· the part'' · the bl ce nt e nnl ~ l does n' t of!I C'Ia ily Pnd until 1991. th<' 200th a nni vE'!"sa ry ot· th<· ra t ifica tlon of thr Fli ll of Righ tst he Co ns titut ion's fir s t 111 Hm Cndmf'n ts . . P hllude lvh la. the birthplace of the Constitu tion. was cent er s tage of Thu rsday 's sa lu w wi th a rai n-sonkr d but spirit ed parade. u SJ)<'cch by Pres lqe nt RC'aga n and a n ('Vf' nin g gala a nd fi i·cwor ki< . · Sta nding ours !M lnd cpend · e ncc Ha ll- where th e doc ument was dra ft c•d. de bat ed a nd . ultl · mil t ely signed on So pt . l7, 1787R<?aga n pra i ed thr Founding F'a thPrs for th Pir wi sdom . "'The g~ n i u s or our co ns tl!u · briefs--~ lional !>i ~' S f em i's It s recognit ion th a t no one br anc h of governme nt a lone could bP reli ed on to p res~ r vc our freed oms." Reagan sa id in a nationa lly broadcas t addr (>~s . E lsewhere Thu rsday. tens of m illi ons of i\ rn c r ica ~ s joined th<' pa r ty w ith a va r if'l y of aclivilies - re -e nactme nt s of the signing of the Co ns titution. fes ti va ls. pic· c hurch se r vices and eve n m ar a1hon runs . nic~. At ~ p.m. EDT. be lls tolled ac ross the na tio n in tribut e to George Was hin gton, .lames Mad· ison. ;\lcxande r Hamilt on, Rogl'r Sher ma n, Be nj a min Franklin and the :l~ other· s igner s of th~ Consti tution. A liO-by-90 fo qt Am erican flag , billed the world 's " la rges t fr ee· fl yin g fl a g." was unfu r led a long !he Geo rg e Washin gton Bridge , whic h co nnects New Y ork and New J e r sey • over th e H uds"on Ri ver. Former i\NNIVERSi\Rl ' CEREMONY Chief Juslicr Warren Burger pulls on the rope of tht• replica nfthc Uberty Bell at thctime wlwn the Constitution WI\S signed 200 ye ars ago at Independence Hall ThurSday, concluding ceremo· nl<!s at the Halt commemorating the signing. The hell-ringing was repeated at the exact same time at many locat ions across the tlnited States. ( l lPI) In De laware, the fir st st atP to r.a t ify the ro nsti tuti on. in Dr · ce mbcr 17 ~7. res id e nts s igned a For thr fi rs t time in fo ur da;·s. schoo ls of th e• Mf' lgs Loca l co py of the constitut io nal ra tifi· S.:·hoo l Dis tr ic·t w<'r<' wit trout bo mb t hi'<:' at ca li s Frida y mornin g. cat ion do<·ument. Th e dis tr ic t t' ('Pi\:rd no such c·a lls on Monday th is w c~k but Heve jprs in Santa f'e .. Jtj. M., was hit with a ras h of ca lls on Tu esday, Wedn esday and released hundreds of balloons Thur.da.. Meunt lmr. a n lli vc' s ligat ion has led to the se nt enc ing WASHINGTON tUP l i -U .S. mind of a :lO·hour airlin e r hijack · closPd local ion. and r a nll bells . a nd Vermont . of onr youn.: ma n to a rPfor mal ory a nd scvN a l oth er hea r ings Anot her hear ing was sche· o!fic iats sa y they sought no help ing two yea r s a go. was lured to a threw a bi g pa rty at a sta tehou se are pendin g in thP juve nile cou rt. it Is re port ed. duled for Tuesda y. !rom ot her nations in th e un· boat pilot ed by FBI agents adorned in red. white a nd blue . l. " t ~ Thursday mor nin g. memb rs of the dls tt·tc t" s boa r·d of The hijacking for which Younis precede nt ed capt ure of an ar· Su nday . a ccordin g to the .Jus tic~ Ve rm o nt Gov. Mad e lin e c du ca t ion m<'t In ~ m c r g~m· ,· sessio n to disc uss thr bomb thrr ar has been cha rged occurred June ru sed, Shiite terrorist brought to Department . Th e Lebanese citi· Kunin. who immig rated to the ca ll probl em . Th boa rd dra ft ed a IPtl!' r to b(• se nt to MPigs the Unit ed Stales from int erna - zen was a r res ted and he ld a board 11, 1985. Five Shiit e Mos le ms UhitPd Stall'S from Swit ze rland Co unt y .luvrnile .J ud gr urgi ng th a t offr ndcrs found gui lty ""' tiona l wa ters to s tand tria l for the aircraft carrier USS Sara t· armed with hand grenades . dyduring World War II , said. " I / given the ma xi mum pPiialtlf's . hos ta g~s. taking oga before be in g flown to Wa· namit e . and other explos lvcs lea rned a t a very ea rly a~ e the Supt. Dan E . Morri s said that thf' lett er would be ha nd ' 'This represenr. thr fi rs t over s hington a nd a rr a i g n e d s trapped a round the ir wa ists contras t between Jt he United d<'llvcred to .Judg<' Buck tod ay . He po.int ed out al so tha t de mand e d a ll Pa les tinia n guerseas arres t by U.S. law enforce· Thursday. St a lest a nd a tot a li ta rian s tud Pnts found guilt y of ma kin g s uch th rea t calls ":ill be ment officials of a suspec ted Cha rged in a five-cou nt indi ct· rillas be ousted fr om Beirut as rPgime . ' ' ex pel led. being sough t under U.S. .terrorist ·ment under the 1BB-1 Crime they hijacked a Royal .Jordanian Vice Pres id ent George Bush, Suvt. Mor ris said that eight out 14 bomb threa t ca lls made in laws." Attorney Genera l Edwin Contro l Act , Younis faces lifP in Boeing 727 In Beirut with 67 s topping in Little Rock , Ark ., for t he cllsrrlct have b!'C'n plnn~d clown . Thr board se t another peop le a boa rd. in cluding two Meese sa id Thursday in announc· prison on charges of hos ta g~ ­ a fund -rai o;er for his presidential e mergency sess ion subj ect to ca nce lla tion . Ameri can ciii7e ns and two Amor ing the dramatic arrest of Fawaz raking, conspiracy and d e str~(> campaign, participated In a Bouret <J1emb<:'r s a t t (' ndln~ yes t('rday's ~ mP rg e n cy mee ting ican nationals. You nts, ~K tion of · an airc raft. At a brie f ce remonial s igning of a copy of we re Hichard Va ugh an. Larry Rupe . Robert Snowdm and After a 1,000-mi le flight a r ound "This unila teral action by the hearing in U.S. District Court the Constitution. Robert Ba rr on. United Sta tes is a n Important Thursday, he kPpl hi s hea d the Medit e r ra nra n with sto ps in Bush noted that the U.S. in our policy of bringing bowed as a court· appoin tPd Cyprus a nd Sicily . the ai r liner step Canst itution Is the world's oldest , tf>rrorlsts to ju stice," Mees~ lawyer said he would plead r et4rn ed to Bri rut . whC'n' fhf' a nd c it ed a poll in which 5 percem hi jacke r s !"P leased th ~ pas· said , describing an operation in innocent . New contra ct nego tiat io ns bPtwPPn th e team s of the ME'Ig s of 8-to 12-year-olds questioned senger s a ncl cr0w unha r mf'd, the Mediterranean Sea unaided ·u.s. Ma gist ra l<' .) ~a n Dwyer Loc al Sc hoo l Dist ril't Board of Education and the Meigs Local identified P•·esident Reagan a s btcw up the pl;rn p a nd esca ped. any other governm ent. by fir st had a sked Younts if he co uld one of the docum ent' s signers. IContinued on Page 9) The Cr im e C'n nlro l A ~ t cx tPnds Younis , the alleged ma s ter" afford a n attorney. a nd he U.S. j uri ~ d iclio n over ll os ta gpres ponded in Arabi c thr ough a taking out s i<h• th<" Unit ed St ates St a te De partm e nt int e rpret er. in c i rc um ~ t a n c r s whC'rC' I hosr "'No. 1 ca nnot." Those we re the seized an• ..\rn t 'r ic i..l n c iti.zf'ns . on ly wo rds hf' spo k ~ be fo re officia ls s;r i<l. ,\ mong the pas· Dwye r ordcr~d him held wit hout of the comm it tee member s draw · Thursday he s till be lieves some WASHINGTON tUPi ) - The fourth round of testimo ny today bond and .m ore than ~ dozen senger s on lit< ' lltg ht in qu ps tion of those Supreme Court decisions ing focus as -an undecided vot e, federal a gent s. some with a uto· w C' re A m Nif 'd ll U ni versi t ~- oJ confirmallon hearings of Su - that seemed likely to Include were wrong but as one oft lle n lne remarked that he, , has been matic weapons, hu st led him ou t B e irut Viet · Jlrl'.,. id c nt La nd ry pre me Court nominer Robert even more of the dogged ques· justices hr would abide by bothered by the sharp philosophi· of the courtroom to an undi s- Slade a nd tr is snn Wi llia m . l R. Bork have produced some of tionlng that made him bristle cal changes in Bark's life; the es tablis hed precede nt . their first sparks of temper as the Thursday. would -be justice wa s a socialist Patrick Lea hy , D·Vt .. Sen. judge denies re peatedly · that he The suggestion has bee n that In his yout h,. then a libertarian · spoke for several of his colhas tailored some previous views the 60-year -old federal judge has and in recent years a believer !.n a leagues Thursday In asklngBork fo r political a ccepta nce. softened or altered some of his strict Interpretation oft he " orlgi· whether such ·. changes were In his third round of ques tion· most co ntroversial views simply nal intent" of th e Cons titution's "confirmation conversio ns" :.... lng, Bork came under Increasing to gain confi rmatio n to the high temporary changes In public framers . scrutiny from bot h opponen ts court by a Sena te regarded as " The concern I have," Specter posture to win the votes he needs. and undecided member s of the closely divided over his PO INT PLEASANT - A s ile south of th r Ka nawha Hi vc r in said bluntly, " Is where Is the Bork responded quickly and Senate J udic iary Committee as nomination. Mason County , poss ibl y in the Apple Grow a r·ea . is being predictability In .Judge Bark? " to why he has modified some of The ques tlons began In the s har ply . · COnSidered for haz a rd9us was te )'!Cinc rution pi~IOI , it WUS Boril was nominated July 1 to "Senator , let me spea.k to this his positions on women's rights, second day of heari ngs , when a nnounced Wednesday. civil rights a nd First Am"e nd· Bark first appeared to back away issue of confirmation conver- replace retired J ustice Lewis Tn e latest pro,Posed hazardou s waste lnci n<•rn tio n fa cility. Powell, a nd his arc h· slops." he said In his stern bass. ment Issues. · from some of those past scho· reportedly separate from PyroChem . In c. opera tion th a t was conserva tive views have sparked His temper In tu rn flared for larly articles and speeches c"ritl· "I have got a lot of positions I've announced ear lier thi s month for the Potter 's t"rf'f' k region ol nationwide debale as opponenls !he first time, as he acc used cal of major Supreme Court taken In the past that I've County and brought with it a wave of conlt·o,·crsy, would Mason warn tha t he could lip the court's · committee member Edward rulings and federal laws support-' reaffirmed here, which I have be built by Nationa l El e ctric, Inc., a Minnesota based fir"' . not converted." balance and reverse decades of Kennedy. D-Mass. , of distorting ing minority rights. A source told the Register th e undisclosed sit e in south!.'rn ' c ivil rights progress. At another point he added, "I his views on presidential powers He alternately portrayed those don't know where these charges Mason Count y Is one of sev.eral being consi drred in Wes t Supporters contend he Is being a nd of fal sely alleging Illegality views as Intellectual ponderlngs Virginia and Pennsylvania . portrayed as a monster, a nd at when Bork. as President Nixon's while he was a Ya le University that I would not decide cases In "NEI Is a firm tha t has been in the bu sinrS> of industria l one point late Thursday, Sen . favor of · minorities or women solicitor general, fired Waterlaw professor, thoughts he had come from, because I have done waste management for a number of year s." ,\ ndrew Dat ko . Gordon · Humphrey, R· N.H., gate spec ial prosecutor Archichanged In an evolutionary pro· that consistently In both governdirector of planning and development for thP co mpa ny. sa id moved to defend I he judge by bald Cox in 1973. cess or views he ·simply now ment positions I've held ." Thursday. !Continued on pag<' 21 touching on the human sympa· .Bork was called ba c.k for a considers mistaken. He said thies In his personal life . Sen. Arlen Specter. R·Pa., one Bnmb threat. calls continue FBI nabs suspected terrorist Negotiations at an impa.sse Bork's self-defense increases in pitch Apple Grove area may be site of new waste facility a � 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. 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