http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7fb5e1f25ee45cc20a4893c9cef86716.pdf 44ede117d2bfd021b0b628436b8edb4d PDF Text Text Plge Tuesday, September 29. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 12 The Deify Sentinel CalendarI happenings Almanac predicts snowy winter months ahead DUBLIN, N.H. (UP!) - The Old Farmer' s Almanac, the venerable guide of witty weather forecasts and rocking chair )'liS· dom. predicted Monday a wet and white winter with the war n· lng, " Don't relax: rain whacks , snow packs! .. The 196th edition of the 2~2· page mustard . black, orange and · green paperback forecasts a mixed weather picture for the nation from November 1987 through 1988 . . Fictitious seer " Abe Weat her· . wise,'' whose word Is often gospel to gardeners and mirth to meteo· rologlsts, foresees a colder· than· normal winter from New Eng· land to Florida and In the extreme Southwest. But the Almanac says much of the rest of the nation can expect above normal temperatures. And for the fjrsi time. this year 's Almanac offers predic· !Ions of trends to come: a boom In girdles, the emergence of the "thread'" bikini and a bowling revival. · While the Almanac predicts an a bbreviated winter, above aver· age snow is forecast for the Northeast, the Mississippi and Ohio river va lleys, the California coast, the upper Great Lakes region and South Dakota's Black Hills. Much of the rest of the country should brace for wet weather, particularly during December when the Almanac · advises: " Damp and mild - then wild ! Arctic breezes, but it eases. · Don' t relax: rain whacks , snow packs! Clear and tingling. Hear a ny jingling?'" Readers can take heart in the f\lmanac' s prediction of a white Thanksgiving a nd Christmas af. ter an Indian s ummer early In November gives way to rain and snow. With the exception of the Atla ntic seaboard, the Southeas t , the Gulf Coast and the far Wes t , the rest of the nation should see a cooler·than·normal ~prihg. As time·honored as the fore· cast Is editor Judson Hale's s teadfast faith in what he claims to be the 80 percen t accuracy of the Almanac's predictions. He is protective of the Almanac's forecast recipe, saying only that it Is based on the premise that the universe runs in cycles. Hale Is mindful of the tradition the Almanac holds for its rea ders. "~ do think that it is for people who are interes ted in searching for traditional things that are rock solid, things that are not just fly by night," Hale said. Still, Hale said the challenge of publis hing the Yankee bible rests with inconspicuously keeping the Alm anac updated . "All of us have tried to Improve the Old Far!T\er's Almanac s ub· tly without people thinking we are c ha nging It drastica lly," he · said. " There isn't a lot of enthu siasm for change in The Old Farmer's Almanac." This year the cover of the Almanac has expanded to (our colors and is newly engraved. Last year the Alm anac switc hed its binding from stapled to · squa re back. This year's Almanac irrever· entiy honors the coming· presl· dentlal elections. In the section "Great Moments in Presidential Elections," one anecdote reads: " 1789 - Washington ·kisses ba· . b ies while on campaign trail .... Babies form splinter group." Though the Almanac has pub· lished since the first president took office, many have "never been acknowledged by the pubil· cation. However, one former c hief executive made his lilclu· sian certain by advertising his wares alongside the·usual ads for good luck charms, bag 1:\alm and hearing aides. "Jimmy ' Carter used to adver· tise fish worms and how ·to raise them for quite a while before he became president," Hale said. This yea r, practical advice is given to the Almanac's 4 million readers in a feature sectio n tha t includes "The Martian Student's Ha ndbook" and "Using the Moon to Predict Your Child 's Birt hday ." TUESDAY EAST MEIGS - The Eastern Local School District Board of Educatio n wil l meet in regular session at 7 p.m. Tuesday . WEDNESDAY LbNG BOTTOM - Long Bot · tom Community Association wil l meet Wednesday, 7:30 p.m ., a t the community building. "Meet the Candidates" will fo llow the regular meeting. Anyone Inter· es ted In local politics Is welcome to attend a nd participate. FRIDAY RUTLAND- Revival services will begin Friday at the Rutland Bible Methodist Chu rch and continue through Su nd ay. Oct. 11 . Rev . Paui' Miller from Spring Mills, Pa. will be the eva ngelist. "Good News Singers" from Portsmouth will be featured the last weekend. SATURDAY . PORTLAND - The "1-jal'd Quirks ·in ·the news __________ Man to stand trial for not paying marijuana tax ARKANSAS CITY, Kan . (UP! ) -A judge has ordered a man to stand trial for a var iety of drug charges, Including one count of falling to stick marijuana tax · s tamps on a half· pound of pot. Norman Gragert, 31, of Arkan· sas City was bound over for tri al Monday on charges of possess ing marijuana w(th Intent to sell, possessing cocaine and falling to affix tax stamps to ma riju ana. County Attorney Jim Pringle said Gragert apparently was th·e first person charged under Kan · sas' new Illegal drug tax law. The law went Into effect July 1, making Illegal drugs taxable. Sales that are not taxed can result in prison terms of up to five years and fin es totaling $10.000. Drug dealers can purchase tax stamps from the state,' without revealing their Identity, for $3.50 for each gram of marijuana a nd ,$200 for each gram of other controlled substances. District Judge Da vid Lord Monda y ordered Gragert's tria l held In Winfield but set no dat e. · Snake makes strange bedfellow WICHITA , Kan. tUP!) ...., At first, soccer player Marcio Leit e thought it might be "some kind of mouse or somew ild woman '· thai slipped into. his bed. but whe n he bolted away and flipped on the light s, he saw a 6-foo t snake. " What a nasty thin g," Leite, 28, a me mber of the Wichita Wings Major Indoor Soccer League, sa id after the snake fell on him Monday. He s ummoned the manager, who sent a mai ntenance man. When they ventured back into the apartment, they found the snake "taking a tour of my place," sa id Leite, who had just moved in tQe week before. The maintenance man killed It with a shovel. Lei te said he did not know what type of s nake it was but heard fro m apartment managers it appeared to be a boa constrictor. " I thought it was some kind of mouse or some wild woman ... .---People in the news---. By WILLIAM C. TROTr United Press International ON BEHALf OF BUDDHA: Actor Richard Gere joined the dalallama of Tibet Monday to a nnounce the crea tion of a center in New York called Tibet House to preser ve Tibetan'phllosophy, art and science. Gere and the dalai lama, spiritual leader o.f 7 million Tibetan Buddhists, appeared together a news conference at the Car lyle Hotel to promote the project along with the Year of Tibet observance set for 1990. "Since February I 've 'dropped movies a nd everyt hing else to put my energy into this project, " sa id Gere, who said he has been Into Buddhism for several years. "E normou s energy has been required to organize the 'Year of Tibet. ' We are lo\)king for an Individual or group to donate an existi ng build ing suitable to this project or funds to acquire 0<' build such a facility." Gere is chairman of a board of trustees whic h is seeking $5 mil"uon to $10 million for the project. WRITING ABOUT OL' BLUE EYES: William Mastrosl· mone, the ·playwright who penned "Extrem ities. '' has been givert the one rous respons ibility of writing the screenplay for the six·hour CBS miniseries on Frank Si natra'' life. Mas tros imone was signed by Tina Sinatra, Frank's daughter , who is produ cing. ''The miniser ies will be based on al l original ma terial compiled by Mastrosimone from his own research and interviews," s aid Tina, who wrote a biography of her father and no doubt has a few ideas about how the s tory should be told . ''It will be a whole new approach to the proj ect ." THAT FEMINIST: Marlo Thomas assessed the s ta te of 20th cent ury man by comparing the rest of the fleld to her husband, talk·show host Phil Donahue. ' " fH e's) the greatest hu sband of the Wes te rn world and he's nothing to brag about," said Thomas at a women' s for um in Mobile, Ala. She also told her audie nce to trust eac h other . "Women have gone through a real revolution in this country," Thomas said. "They ha ve star ted trusting each other a nd they have found a mutuality a nd communit y. Women are our natural allies." . GLIMPSES: "Satu rda y Night Li ve" has not been the model of stability in the past few years bu t things may be leveling off. The show begins its new season Oct. 17 with Lorne MichaelS a nd last year's cast is back en masse - the fir st time that's happened since 1978. "We're all exc it ed to be back," said Michae ls, who lias been promoted from producer to executi ve producer .. . "Hee· Haw" star Ronl Stoneman , her trademark curlers replaced by a bridal hat , was married this weekend in Preston, Ky., on the front porch of a general store as 2,000 people watched. Her husba nd is Nas hville businessman Larry Coryea and the couple walked to the a lt ar through an arch of rifle s raised by men dressed Jn fronti e r costumes. Larry Flynt hospitalized Magoffin County, Ky., farm boy LOS ANGELES (U Pil Hustler magazine publisher lo head a multlmilllon·dollar sex Larry Flynt was r ushed to magazine empire a nd become Cedars·Si nal Medical Center the self·prciclaimed "king of early today suffering from a drug sleaze." . A paradoxica l personality who overdose, a uthorities said. Paramedics were called to said he had become a " born· Flynt's Hollywood Hills home on · again Christian," Flynt spent a 3:49a .m. report of an overdose much of his time II\ recent years victim. Fire Department Capt. In and out of courts defending his right to put out Hustler G. Mahlmeis ter said. magazine. "It may have been He was shot .outside a restau· accidental," Lt . Sergio Robleto rant tn · Lawrenceville, Ga., on said. " His daughter told pollee March 6, 1978, during a recess in that It was an accidental a trial on obscenity charges. The overdose." Flynt was treated In the gunshot wounds left him crippled emergency room and admitted and impotent. Flynt's fourth wife, Althl!a, 33, Into the medical center, hospital had AIDS and was found dead In spokesman Ron Wise said. "He' 5 in stable condition ," a balhtub ofthe couple's mans ion on June 28. A lawyer for the Wise said. family sa id she had been ill for Flynt rose from a barefoot "quite a long time." but there 11 was, a 5·or G-foot s nak e, right on my bed ," Leite said. " I I does n't happen very oft en - once In a lifeti me. I hope. " It remained a puzzle Monday how the snake .go t in. Leite, who grew up in Brazil, speculated a previous tena nt owned the s nake a nd le ft it be hind. Le ite, a mldfi elder, a lso sa id the sna ke might have been tryi ng to escape heavy rains that fe ll the night before. Loses race bul wins at lo•e EAST LYME , Conn . !UPl l 11 too k marathoner Edmund Dabrowski 7 miles to sum mon the courage to ask his g irlfriend to marry him , and '19 mor~ miles for a rep ly , but· when he nea red t he finish line he heard the a nswer he longed for over .t he loudspeaker. · "Trlsh says yes!" the public address system blared a t the East Lyme Mara thon. Dabrows ki , 26, wa s keyed up more tha n usual when he lined up Sund ay for the annual race. At the 7· mile.mark. he ran over to his girlfriend . Patricia Gog· gins of Wes t Hartford, who was standin g on, a ppropriate ly e nough, Lovers Lane. Ohio Lottery Times" country band wiii bf' appearing at Portland Elemen· tary Sc hool's annual fall carnival lo be held this Saturday at the school. Singing will start at 7 p.m. and contin ue through 9 p.m . There will also be plenty of refreshment Items from 5 until9, as well as giveaways and games for children and adults. Eve· ryone is welcome to atte nd. RACINE - Racine · Fire De· partment gun s hoots are resum· lng ' for the season, starting Sat urday at 6: JQ p.rd. The shoots wiii agafn be held at the Bashan building. SUNDAY · POMEROY - The homeco m· ing and !40th anniversary of Pomeroy Trinit y Ch urc h will be celobraled this Sund ay , beginning with worship service a nd commun ion at 10:25 a. m. A potluck dinner will be .served In the dini ng room. Meat and drink will be provided by thC' church, bring table service and a covered dish. The "Hard Times" country ba nd will be apprari ng a t Por· t land E lrmentary Sc hool' s an · nual fall Cal' nival to be held this Saturda y at thf' sc hool. Sing in i( w ill tJ I 7 p.m. and co ntinuf' Sl iH I thr ough 9 p.m . Thcrf' will also be plent y of refres hment Items from ~ un1il 9. as well as giveaways and gam('< for c hildren and nd ulf ~ . EvPr) one is wf'!comC' ro a11c nd. Daily Number 409 Pick 4 • e S A L E, Vol.37, No. 100 . Copyrighted 191!7 ' Senate votes today on msurance refonn bill COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - More than two years of legislative haggling over civil justice and insurance reform climaxed tod ay In the Ohio Senate, which took up a House·approved com· promise fashioned over the summer. The solo Senate sessio n, which began at 1:30 p.m.. also Included action on a measure regulating agent s representing college ath le tes and another bill giving the news media speedy access to public records through the courts. Th e so·called "tort reform' ' bill Is aimed at prov iding commercial lia bility insurance to busi nesses and local gover nments for reasonable prices . It eli mina tes frivo lous lawsui ts. mod ifies the method of paying damage awards, limits lawsuits aga inst manufact urers for defective products a nd g ivestbe state more powers to regu late the · Insurance industry . The bill wa s expected to ga in narrow Senate approva l a nd go to Gov. Richard F. Ce les te, who has promised to sign It despite oppositio n from organized labor, co nsumer groups a nd trial lawyers who claim It will hinder lair court settlements tor injured Individu als. · Celeste vetoed a similar bi11last De cem~er . The House is to return Oct. 6 and ra tify the ppubllc records a nd sports agent bllls. The sports agent ,bill, a llned at preventing another premature s igning suc h as the one which sent AII·American wide receiver Cris Carter packing from Ohio State University to the Philadelphia E agles, ca me ou t of the Senate Finance Committee Tuesday on a 7·2 vote after only two hearings. Some lawmakers co mpla ined it was being rushed, a nd questions were raised about the effect of certai n provisions. Further refi nements were a nticipa ted on the floor to remove objections. Sponsors sa id it is necessary to have the new law in place well before the nex t NFL draft in the s pring. Two representati ves of sports agents apl>eared a t Tuesday's committee hear ing. war ning the terms of th e bill would hurt legitimate agent s. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Eugene J . Watts, R·Columbus, is patterned a ft er laws In California, Te xas and Ala ba m a. It require;; a ll sports agent s ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT SWin'S TURKEY FRANKS 69( 89< Ll. . KAHN'S CIISPY SliVE HEINER'S BACON BREAD 69( SUPEIIOI COKE MI. BEE FRANKIE$ 2UTER POTATO CHIPS 99( lEG. •1.49 SLICED LOUIS IICH TURKEY HAM PRICE SAYER SPAGHEnl 7 1/• oz. PLUS 2°/o MILK MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER · GAL. TURKEY BOLOGNA $1 49 FALTEI'S PORK LIVER 49C ll. 4 PACK lED SIIIN TISSUE BOLOGNA 79( SAUSAGE 79C PAPER TOWELS 59C or. HOT FRESH GROUND BEEF S LIS. OR MOR£ 1!. °' MILD S1 SMOKE JOWL BACON · FARM GOLD SOFT LB. Ll. MARGARINE 89C PORK 59C BOSTON Bun ROAST CHUCK ROAST ~109 LB. 8ROUOHTON'S BUnERMILK 89C lB. SPARE RIBS WHOLE CHICKENS LB. 49< Ll. 99C FRUIT DRINK 79C FRESH CHICKEN BREAST ll. S11' GAL. 3 Ll. 79( CELERY 10 Ll. 99( 49( $22' SWISS & AMERICAN $109 ONIONS .S16' CHEESE SLICED HOT PEPPER COnAGE CHEESE 24oz. $15' HOllYWOOD FRESH 6 FOI $1 S1.4' PORK STEAK LB. JUNGLE JUICE BANANAS 3Lis.SJOO oz. 16 ROLL · GAL. 79~HUNK LB. MOTOR OIL 1/• $15' oi. 16 3/5100 1 ll. TUB $17' I OZ. BROUGHTON'S 89( 218. 99C 12 oz. $119 oz. 10 $12' Ll. CARROTS 3LI. $)00 CABBAGE LB. 19( 3 Sect tons 32 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspapei • RKET LG. EGGS enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, September30, 1987 We Accept Food Stamps and "WIC" Coupons We Reserve the Right to limit Quantitits. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPEIATED REGISTER FOR DRAWING-DETAILS IN STORE • at y Prices Good thru Tues., Oct. 6, 1987- Open 9:00 to 9:00 7 ~ A Week llllrlfllfl . C.K. SU Clearing tonight. Low In mid 40s. Mostly s unny Thurs· day. 7762 Page 2 LONG BOTTOM - There will be a Saturday nigh t square daoce a t the Long Bottom Community Building starting at 8 p.m. The dance Is spOnsored by the Long Bottom Community Association. Band featured HARD TIMES BAND Computer ratings SAVED BY BELT - Shirley Lyons of Tuppers Plain.• WIIS pre~~e nled Monday with a "Saved By The Belt Club" certificate signed by Gov. Richard ·Celeste. Highway Safely Director William M. Denlhan and High Patrol Superln.denl Colonel Jack Walsh. The presentation was m ade bY Ueutenant G.D. Henderson, commander of the Gallipolis Post of the Ohio Stale Patrol. Lyons was also presented with a "Sand By The Belt" lapel pin. Meigs resident saved ,by ·belt Lieut~nant G.D. Henderso n, commander or the Gallipolis Pos t of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. a nnounced Monday that a nother local resident had joined Ohio's "Saved By The Belt Cl ub" a ft er s he esca ped serious inju ry In an accident whic h occ urred Sept. II on·Towns hip Road 11 2 in Me igs Co un ty . According to Trooper J .S. Jagers, who Inves tigated the accident'. S hirley M. Lyons of Tuppers P lains was eastbound on T .R. 112 when the the shoulder of the road gave way, cau si ng her roadway the ambtLia nce struck a tree head on. While the ambu la nce was mod erately dam aged in the acc ident. Lyons escaped .with only minor Injuries because s he was wearing a safety belt. The "Saved By The Belt Club" was in itiated in 1984 to recog nize people who had benefited from from their wise dec is ion to wear their safety belts. To date, over 575 people have received certlfi· cates from patrol officers around the s tate . Hopefully, this exa mple of how safety be lts can save lives will Influence others to buckle up and ~~0=~:-:o;:;.:..,v~...o...nl...~o...t~=~...~ :...~ e,;...... · .:. ;.m...~...~:...a::~hc...ee...w.;.:h;.;.l...'e...~;.;~!...;...t~...~.;t:n...h;~=-re-d~uc_e_t"!h:!:ei:-r_rl-s-k of_d_e_a-th_o_r_s_e-rl-ou_s_l=nj-u-ry-· --.~ woodward WASHINGTON. (UPii- Jou rnallst Bob Woodwa rd expla ins he did not reveal his tleat hbed Inte rview wlih William Casey ear li er because he ca nnot be sure the late CIA director was "lucid," but In the wake of his explosive new book, th e spy · agency is adopting new prQCe· dures to restrain fu ture covert actions. not lucid Deputy CIA Directo r Robert Gates told an audience at Prin· ceton University Tuesday ni ght the agency is worki ng .hard on ways to prevent the type of indep e nd e nt ac t lv lt ies that Woodward reports were under· taken by casey. " We a re tig htening up on the . procedures for the a pproval of covert action," Ga tes said, refus· ing to spec ulate on Casey's "off· the·books" activities or the ex te nt of his knowledge a bout the !ra n-Contra sca ndal. Woodward, meanwhile, con· tinu ed to defend his account of an interview In which he sa id Casey revea led full knowledge about the scandal. According to the book being excerpted th is week (Continued on page 161 or sports agent companies operating in Ohio to register with the Ohio De partment of Commerce, post a $25,000 bond and adhere to prescribed regu lations of co nduct. The committee voted tokhock out Watts' earlier language which would have made it a felony for an agent or his relative from approaching an athlete before his or her college eligibility expires. But Watts said agents operating in Ohio would sti ll have to conform with NCAA rules , which pro hibit early slgnings, as Carter made with Nationa l Football League agents Norby Walters and Lloyd Bloom. Failure to register fn Ohio would bring about a penalty of up to six months In jail and a maximum fine of $1;000. Watts sa id it would also subj ect a n . offender to a civil fine of up to $10,000. "I think disclosure is the key here,' ' said Ohio State athletic direct or Rick flay, who testified In favor of the bill. Bay said if agents are forced to register, the university will be a ble to uphold the NCAA rules. · "We'd like to see that these people (agents) Meigs, .Easter·n boards will discuss .boundary realignment The Eastern Local School District Board of Education and District Super int endent Dr. Diin Apling will request to meet with the Meigs County Board of Education on the possibilities of realignment of school district bound aries as they presently exist between the Eas tern a nd Meigs Loca l Districts . This was the decision reached Tu esday night when the Eastern Local Board met in regular session and the question of a!'ceptirJg ·severa l tuition stu· dents arose. The board ta bled accepting as tu ition st udent s Mar k Mann, Amy Man n, Jeff White and Marc Jones for the 1987·88 school year until a s pecial sessio n of the board is held on Oct. 13. The board then as ked Supt. Apling to arrange for the Eastern Board and Apling to be put on the agenda at the next Meigs County Board of Educat ion m eeti ng to discuss the possibility of realign· ing boundar ies between the East· ern a nil Me igs Local Districts. Recently, It was determined by the Me igs Board of Education and the Meigs County Board ot Educatio n that several families on the Flatwobds Road, whose children ha ve been attending schools of the Eastern Local District act ually live in the Me igs Loca l Districl. The Me igs Board '• revenue sharl11g fund , as certl· fled by the county budget commission. Raised the rent lor the trailer lot at Greenwood Cemetery In order to keep receipts in line with expenses connected with the lot. Discu ssed the upcoming re ne· wal levy of 1. 7 mills for current operations. " Authorized Councilmen Cle· land a nd Robert Beegle to prepare a proposa l for Commun· lty Developrilent Block Grant funds . Prior to the council meeting, the Trustees of the Board of J>ublic Affairs .met with Greg Roush and Jim Clifford or Roush Construction to discuss a water •( line for the E lm wood Terrace Apartmnnts . . I:toush reques ted perm issio n to hook ont o a four· Inch line on North Broadway instead of the s lx· inch line on Elm Street. The Board of P ubli c Affairs ap proved the request with the stipula tion thai Roush obtain the easements a nd pro· vide the materials. Roush is a lso to maintain the line for one· year after It is placed In service. After the year, t he easement and line ownership will be turned over to the Board of Public Affairs. The nex t meeting of cou ncil will be Monday, Oct. 5, 7 p.m ., at council cham)lers at the shrine park. discussed the problem recently a ccepted as a tuition student (or a nd at that time it was decided the current school year. tha t the student s woujd have to The resigna tion of Angela attend schools of the Meigs Local Baker tis il substitute teacher District or tuition would be was a ccepted. She Is now work· · m a nda tory in the Eastern Loca l ing full time as a teacher in District. according to state law. another district. In response to Th e board released Mark Mann ques tions to th e board by Mrs. this week for tra nsportat ion Nancy La rkins, the board reaf· purposes and he is currently firm ed that instrumental music, attending Eastern High School a one· ha lf hour session per Wl'ek wtlere he is a senior. class utilizing recorders, wlll The ball fell into the hands of contin ue to be req uired of a ll theEasternBoardTuesday night four t h grade e lementary to decide whether or not to accept . student s. Ben ny Be nedum, president of the students as tuition payment students since the ruling had the Eastern Chap ter of the Ohio been made that the families in Association of . Public School ques tion do reside in the Me igs Employees , spoke on an appeal Local District. Hence the request of a grievance and the board will to discuss rea lignment of boun· take th e matter under advisedaries between the two district s. me n!. Th e Business Office Edu· Meigs Loca l Superi ntende nt Dan catio n Activity Accou nt for the E. Morris reports that if the current school year was react!· students are accepted as tuition va ted and · sever al · bills were studen ts in the Easte rn Dis trict, approved for payme nt. that the Eastern District will not The board amended an earlier only rece ive the tuition payme nts resolution dealing with the emer· but also the state funds provided gency tax levy bringing It into . for each of the students. complianc<> with Ohio Revised [h other actions Tuesday nigh t, Code Section 5707.197. Supt. the Eas tern Board hired Carol Apling was directed to discuss Hare, Betty Boggs and Teresa with County Supt. ·John Riebel Davis as substitute teachers for the possibility of home instruc· the current yea r and accepted, as tion for a stude nt , Jason Riggs, a gift, a used pickup truck from who recently was Injured in a Mr. and Mrs. Brian Manicke for vehicu la r accident. The board th e district. Three appropria· held an executive session on tions modifications were ap· pe r so nne l and nego tiations proved and Traci New lun was matters. Eastern board,· teachers at un· passe h t t hopeful" of set tlin g t e con rae as bes t they can, a nd in the" Interest of the s tudents in the Eastern system . Easter n's contrac t with non' certified employees does not ex plfe un til August of nex t year. Eas tern Local Board ofEd uca· tlon and the Eas te rn Lo ca l Teac her 's Assoc iation are dead· locked in negotiations for a new teachers' contract. Eastern Superlntend ent Da n Apli ng re· ported this morning that the two · passe · in groups have reac hed 1m negotiations and will be meeting tonight for the first time with a federal mediator, Ward Wilson . Apling said that contract nego· !lations began in mld·July and have been underway since that time. ·He sa l'd th e bo a.r d is "always COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Ohio Burea u of E mployment Services Administrator Roberta Steinbacher has suspended a top aide who allegedly a warded no·bid contracts. In a prepared statemen t Tues. day Stei nb ac her said her move to suspend her special assistant Larry Brown, was based o~ Information she received from the State Highway Patrol which is mves tlgating the contract $5.2 mlillon worth of no·bid Commun ications co mpetitors c 0 n t r a c t s to T e I e · that were three to s ix times Communications I.nc. of subur· lower. ban Cleveland. During a news confere nce In The chairman of Te leCleveland last week, Stei nbac her Communica tions Is developer sa id the ' published reports were Carl Milstein who se son·ln·iaw filled with inaccu racies a nd donated $150,000 to the re· misconcep tions. election campaign of Gov. Ri· But fo llow ing the reports, s he chard Celeste. called in the hig hway patrol and Records show that the OBES hired a specia l auditor. ignored bids from two of Tele· .------...._------------------, Steinbacher suspends aide Tuesday Racine council against rate increase ::r;~~~~ll r::~':ct "~.~~~ Racine Village Cou ncil has joined the ranks of seve ra l commu nit ies in So utheas tern Ohio which are agai nst a proposed rate increase by Genera l Telephone Company of Ohio. Fr11nk Cle la nd was authorized by council at its most recent sessio n to write letters of protest concerning the , proposed ra te hike. Cleland Is also to protes t the anticipated Increase of $1,100 per year for electricity for the water department. Other business matters con.. dueled by council included the following: Pa.s sed a resolution a ppro· prlatlng additional money In the have some responsibility in their conduct with players ," added. Ohio State football coach Earle Bruce, who accompanied Bay. "I think there's got to be some penalty for break ing the rules . This bill will help us in a rather critical situation." Bo t William Carpenter, a sports agent with Int ernational Management Group in Clevela nd , which handles professional golfers Greg Norman and Nancy Lopez. and tennis player s Martina Navra tilova a nd Chris Evert, said his company would be hurt. Carpenter said tha t under the bill, the state " the secretary of commerce coul(lput us out of business." He said a single sanction against a n agent by any of dozens of golf, tennis or track and field associations could prevent an agency from operating in Ohio. Chad Willis, a sports age nt from Hilliard , Ohio, said agents need access to the Undergraduate athletes to "educate" them on their career options. . "This bill would run a lot of good young people In t his business out," sa id Willis. •a;t telephone lease.worth $170,000 to a close friend and former busi· ness associate, Thomas Kean e of Marion , The lease was partially . fl· nanced through Fahey Banking Co. of Marion, which has close tles to the Ohio De mocratic Party . · The bank is run by the family of labor leader Martin Hughes, who was recently convicted on fed· eral charges Involvi ng campaign contributions to Democratic candidates . A spokesman for the OBES said Brown would continue to receive his salary while on · suspension. Published reports said Brown was also involved in the awa,rd of· ,1 Index figures up 0.6 A p· ercent in u·gust II WASHINGTON UPI - The composite Index of leading Indicators, which foreshadows economic growth, grew a seasonally adjusted 0.6 percent In August, the Commerce Department said today. Four of ihe nine Indicators that were used ln.the August index contributed to the gain. Stock prices was the strongest factor, followed by claims for unemployment Insurance, building permits and money supply. For the first eight months ·of 1987, the Ind ex has grown an annual rate of 4.9 percent, down from 5.5 percent during the same period of 1988, according to the department 's Bureau of Ec!onomlc Analysis. The Index grew 7.2 percent from December 1985 to December 1988. The A11gust Increase In the Index foUowed a revised 0.3 percent gain in July and a I percent Jump in Jun e. • .' �Paga 2-The Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel Tigers win, gain ground ·o n Blue Jays Computer ratings COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPII - Thr top f'l . . lt~Wn&l•eatllre-«Malattwoflnt tiiM' 011 .. Hlp &:hoof AWeUc ·ASIIOCI.Ioa con~,.,&erlafocl loodlall rallap. The t•p .... 1 Mlckl.huf'l' Helpt8 Midpark and L&kP. wootl, II.M eadt: I. Nortta Ohhl!~d JU•; Val~y Forrr STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM IWakla~ I. Lalncask'r K.H: t. Alllanct' %5.51; 3. SanduU.y %4. 00; <1. tUron flre"'tmt' !166; $. Z~rllll' !3.». I , ft le) MWI.!IIIon WasiMnKf;oa and North Canton GlenO~tk, !!.110 each: K. Br-wlck ZG.SCI. Re«toh .'1 Kf!tterlnl Falrn-..ltt SUO; t. Toledo f.t"alral Catholic 31... 3. Trolwood . Ma!IM011 13.00. . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., OCT. 3, 1987 . McKI•Ie)' ;ll.ot: 7. Ravenna !Lot: A. 17.50. ~lion 8 I. Tilrln Columbian t:.OO: 2. To ledo 1\.•o~Jnabula Z$.:111; 3. A..~ hhwd 24.50; 4. CIPvehwd Be•edh..ihw 23.GO: ~- Sol•n :0.50: II. " 'httplwlw.e ' Anthony WM.Vtltl' 17.51; 7. Maumee II.M; 8. !Uti Lodl Clovtrleal ud Parma Padua. 11. 110 elK' h. ReJfon 7 I. Colllmbua Markla-Franklln n .at; 2. Col.mhu1 Fruklln Hel&ht.o• !$. to: :1. Coh11nt&l ti Dt>Sal~ t:l.lt, .a. Lex. ..Kton !2.51; 5. Co lumbus WUterwn 'U.CIO; 6. Ilk>) New P hll . . f'lphla. Gallon 11.nd U.S.D.A. CHOICE . Mlfftln, 19.50 t11.ch. &opon II Chuck Roast •••••••• 1. Harmon 3UIO; 2. Kl:'tlt•rln]( /\Mer Z'UI: S. Urbaaa U.50: t fhtcil)nall Purtell "brian Z150; 5. (tit>) ll lda •md Clncl...ciTaft, IUO e&l'h: 7. 8p rlnKfl l'ld SbawrltH IIUI; K. llellefontalnt 111.00. Dhtslon Ill LB. BUCKET Kl"~n II I . VouqfitoWJt Moonry :JUO; to (lie) Akron Hoban and Yo•~CHt~o· n Ursuline, 25.$0 eat'lJ; 4. Warn!n KPn~ · dy 2-1.011; 5. Poland I!.M: I . Girard Ut.lll: 1. !lie) Orrrllle ud Wlc.klllfe, l Ull uch. Re~n IQ I. OltMted Fallll f\!..50; ~- GarRf'ld Hei~K Trllltly lt.M: 3. U p)JII'r Sandu ~lt)' IM.SI; .f. Ro!Word 17.51; 3. &llf'\'ut 11.11: Cube Steak •••••••••• $199 FRESH HOMEMADE Pork Sausage •••••• $119 LB. BaUia,dCIP\'f' h&ndOran ~te. I·U I each; R. Elyria c.achollt 14.00. Rea:fo• II I. lronlon 25.10: 2. H».nrUbal Rinr 23.$0; 3. Colwnbu11 Btl!!:~ 21.50: .a. Cuhodon Ullt. 15. Lh·lt!n« Vlllky !CI.OO: II. st. CI!Ur 11vtlle t9.5e; 7. Thorn,·llle Sheridan JUG: 11. (l ie I Pomeroy Mel~ and loJU Elm, 1.a.se eac h. Re,ton It I. Chtd nnatl Foi'M!I Park, 2&.50; 2. PonMnouth Wf'!lit U.OO; :J. Brook\'lllt> tl.ll: 4. CAPE 17.50; a. Wa..'illln~onCourt Hol i.SI; I . HamUtoa Badin 16.D»; 7. llaykdl Nortllrldll:f' 12.50: K. Nprlhll:fldd Ke•ton Rld](e 12. 00 Dlvifl6on IV Repml!l 1. Galt! Mills Hawkt> n ' ~ . 00: t . Louclonwllll' Jll.~: l. lilt- ) Nnrt ll Uma 8oath Raq:l' and Pf'rry, 15. 341 ~·M~ h : 5. OrwPII Grand Vallt>J IU:l; li. Uif') Fetentbura: Sprlfldlf'ld 11-nd Smlthvlllt>, l t.•each: ll LGui11vllk' 1\qui iWIIUO. RePon 14 I . A.~hbold 11.50: \11. "-'au!I('OII 17.51: 3. F embervllle Eutwovd 1'7.111; -1 . Hamler PU.mk He nry li-118: 5. rltt>l Hu ro n a nd Wellln«Con. 1-1. IJU eac h; 7. CrMOIIIM' 13.1111; ft. North Robln110n Colonrl Crawfunl l t. M. ~Pun 15 I. klllmore Uhf'rt)' Union I!UI: 2. .Ie-Ifer- Vaien UUG; !1. Colwnhu11 Academy IS. IIt; -1 . Heath 11. 5fl: 5. Belprr JUI; i. Oak Hill l UI ; 7_ {Ue) . l*f'•henvtUecathoilcallll Bul'ill')'f'So Uih. 14.00 eac h. Rt>-pon li I. Wyomln~~: l i.:IO; 2. N- · Mlam) !8.1H; 3. {tif'l o.i:J .. n Oakwood ~a nd M'hetolen· hlll'l, 14.111 ~ach: J.,WrHt ,Jf'fft·r~n U .MI: I. 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MIXED • · · Whole .Ch1ckens ••L:-•• .49 .:1311 .soe .49"1 ,411 .471 lU {'11llfnrN11 73 73 il-l .-1~ 11-t AI$ l...ou), !\if'" l 'ork ~1. w J, l'•·t. "••Ill< MorMr••u.l l'hlhldl'l phi a l 'llt.o.llu.-.:ta ('hlcl&lll 4. Upper Arllncton (I) 17· 0 ) 11~ ,soo m· 71! M": . Uti C'IAHI! I~ n~ 120 1111 7fi Trail rl-:tJ llaM•hall " '•dnl'f'odii..V 'ti {,; llnll'-1 fh!t~ aco cSull'lllh• 1 ~11 a nd l\loJ •·r II · I ~) ~ I'IU.-.hurr;h (f-'J,.twr " "d Rlf'll'l•kl '!-31 , t , $: :\S p m . Sr" l ' ll.rk l H<I>Qd..•n 1 ~ ': 1 111 f'hll adrlrf1l at H •w~· 17111. 7 ~ :s.5 p . m . li t "' · r..,ul' Jl .,u~h•n I fi l Il l l..o11 tlno lru'-iltl l A"n•nln~~: "- 1:11 ll l SJ&n l'ltr10 IHl&W'klm. ~ t l, lt: O~ p.ni. Tllu,... 'lntlnruu l :w San It~ 1: 7 T ransarl ions 1\al\lmor.• - ~ ..Jwd lnllrldi•r -\lan \\I !til"" for ltu> purpost' nf ,:t"rn~ him hi,. unc·unclllklru.l r • · ll·•~·. st . l.ouilo - 1-ill:nt'd lnHt•ill<•r Uou~r . IH>nrH·,... lnr lh•• rf"'..t nf J ~· r""·uiur "''"'"on. 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Ralllmorf' 1 ,\t et~a IJ.ll •I Dt>trolt l Tf'rrtii i.Ul) , 7: :iS p .m . . MllwllUIH!f' INit\let. 13- fl} l& l Toronto CSlk•h I!J.MJ. 1: n p. m . CaiUor11111 (Re uSIII H I 111 C'hll ' UO 1Dot11on 10-llf);. M p.m. ~\'ell ZUD: 5. Ourdon 21.51; I . NIIK (t~t lt1 .41-1 .ill!! ,.. . <'tilc..-n · GB .m Tr•u: ,ll · c llnch f'~ Bellon$ I. Ml..,r'o'A. 2:5.50; Z. \l'arren Hardloa: !.&.51; S. 1\kraa Bachtel :S.83: .a . Kent 1. li!l 10 IU 9! "' 60 Kanl'll."i t 'lly O.kJIUid St>alth• Dlwhlon II ('oh•mhu~; K9 111 74 Pee. .8tiH .59!1 .:163 .5SI &2 94 . $3 , .,"Jnnet~ nlltl 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH.. L t6 rll~velud I. Madboa b.IO; ... ToJMu Wlaltmer U .ot: S. Mlunlsburr. !1.50: t. Daylon Wa,yne, l UI; 1. \\'ol C&rl'ellton 19.00; It Troy llt.SI. ILe&lon 4 I. (lie) ODCimwll Pl'lnceton a nd Clatlnnall St. Xavier, 33.«1 e1M'h; i. Coltrain n.541 ; 4. Clncina&U Withrow 21.81: S. Xt•nla 2S.M; &. CiKi nnal l E l der !&.ill; 1. Hilliard n.OO; !1. Groveport· W TorDato Detroit Mllwaullel.' New Vork Boston &lllmorr I. Clt'veland !ill. Jotieph 35.08: !. Mt>nlor %7.11: J. l..llkeWOOd ~ - 25; ... (tie) i . Buclkt UI.JI; It P11rma ratings A,\IERICI\ N LEAGUE DIV.Ioll I Re&~on Volleyball , I)' Unit ed Prl'ttiJ International four q•llt:Y for. UN! reP,.-J pla)'ofltt: ...... The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 t:......... l)h · ~o I'Jit~urch. n l~~:hr """'"'~ IU ."t . L.o\lt-., nl.-hl ,\t hOi nl ll a.l H rm~ nn , oltr:hl S~t" f ' n ni'IM-o 111 l ,(IJ<o Anc r t.... . nl•ht ( ' Miami - ,'IJilii'N'd S.u Inman pl~a,•· •• r poorM~niWI dln• •:t•~r . Hor kl'f H•rlfurd - Annuunc·,.d ri'I IJ'1' mrm 11r rll{hl win~&: \hyiH' 'Rah,·1·h: ~ nl · •· t• ntrr IW~··r Ko)rtko , di'IMI"'' m~n Hill Kuuf and tol&lltndt r rf•l l'' ~llklrllh •wlf"l. lu lllnab" mlon oll hr i\m l!r kiUt Ho1•key l-ofolllut'. Nf'" .J.. rwy - i\!l,l il'lll:'d IOI&Jlt>ndl' r C'r..l~ 1,\lllln~on , r ii{ N win• ( "hr~ fl. dwdil and d r frn~mll n MllrnlJ flf'um· w·•· ll lo I 'll1·a of Ihi' A.mt•rl•·- H Odlr) IA•K'H"· St. Lo·uls - Sl" nllrh wl nlt lkl~ t~ \llin~o, riJ;hiiO'In• ,\11.-luu•l Hu rk ltlnd ~~:u•hrrtdf' r l' .t ·l ll hlew.kl 10 P~·o rl11 ~~~ lhf' lntt•riwtkJru,ll... •X~"' · dez, who fractured his right elbow after being upended by Detroit 's Bill Madlock during a double-play attempt. Whitt, 35, Is one of three players remaining on the Blue Jays from the 1976 expansion draft. He was enjoying his best season with 19 homers and 75 RBI, Including eight homers and 20 RBI In September. "I tried to jump out of his way and just ca ught him In the rib cage (with a knee)," said Molltor. "He came In there very hard trying to break up the double play. He had a clean slide, but there was a lot of contact." Mllwaukee took a 2·1 lead In the fourth off Jimmy Key ,17-7, on an RBI single by Glenn Braggs and Surhoff's seventl) homer. The Brewers stretched their lead to 4-1 with a pair of runs in the fifth and made it 5·3 In the . sixth on Felder 's run-scoring single. Elsewhere, . Detroit stomped Ba ltimore 10·1, New · York blanked Boston 6-0, Chicago nipped . California 1.·0, Kansas City dumped Seattle 6-3, Texas edged Minnesota 7-5 and Oak land clipped Cleveland 5-4".ln the National League, it was : St. Louis I, Montreal 0 in the fir st game of a double-header and St. Louis 3, Montreal 0 in the nightcap; Philadelphia 3, New . York 0 ; Cincin nati 5, Atlanta 4; Los Angeles 6, Houston I ; San Francisco 5, San Diego 3; and Chicago at Pittsburgh was By BILL WOLLE UPI Sports Writer Toronto played one game and suffered two losses Tue.s day nigh!, and both .hurt the Blue Jays' chances of winning the American League East . . B.J . Surhoff and Mike. Felder collected three hits apiece to help the Milwaukee Brewers down Toronto 5-3 and reduce the Blue Jays' lead in the American League East to I 1·2 games. Toronto also lost catcher Ernie Whitt, who left the game with broken ribs and could miss the rest of the season. Chris Bos!o, 11·7, surrendered three runs on seven hits In his second complete ·game of the year. The Blue Jays lost their second straight to the Brewers.and third overall and dropped a game in the standings as the second-place Detroit Tigers routed the Baltimore Orioles 10-1. In the sixth, Whitt .was hurt while sliding into second baseman Paul Molitor to break up a double play. He was taken to the hospital and was diagnosed as having two broken ribs. "I'd be very doubtful about his coming back," Toronto trainer Tommy Craig said. " Anything happening to the rib area - any crack. any muscle pull -can be very painful. It hurt s you every time you I wist, every time you try to swi ng.' · Last week. the Blue Jays los t All -Star shortstop Tony Fernan- ~ +----...·+o·L.i { Special of the Week ' PIZZA BURGER t S1.19 ' ' I -~ WITH FRIES •••••s1.74 rained out. Tigers 10, Or ioles I At Detroit , Chet Lemon drove In four runs and Bill Madlock collected three RBI to back the three-hit pitching of Frank Ta· nana. Tanana, 14·10, won for the first time since Aug. 11. Eric Bell, 9·13, gave up Madlock's 14th homer and Lemon's 19th, a three-run shot that made It 5-0 In the fourth . Yankees 6, Red Sox 0 At New York. Don Mattingly's major-league record sixth grand slam of the year powered the Yankees . Mattingly's 29th ho· mer, In the third, broke the record shared by ErJ!Ie Banks of the 1955 Cubs arid Jim Gentile of the 1961 Orioles . Charles Hudson, 11·7, pitched a four· hitter . Bruce Hurst fell to 15-13. White Sox 1, Angels 0 At Chicago, Steve Lyons doubled home a run with two ou1 in the fifth and Floyd Bannister pitched seven strong innings for his seventh victory in his las t eight starts, sparking the White Sox. Bannister, 15·11, and Mike Witt , 16-13. dueled through 4 1·2 scoreless innings before Chicago scored. Roya ls 6, Mariners 3 At Kansas City, Mo. , Bud Black and Gene Garber co m· bined on an eight-hitter and the Royal s took advantage of six unearned runs to beat Seattle. Black, 8-6, allowed four hit s, struck out thr!!e and walke(j three. Garber pitched the final two Innings . Mark Langston: IS.I 3, took the loss . Rangers 7, Twins 5 At Arlington, Texas, Pete O'Brien and Gena Petralll hit consecutive home runs In the e ighth to boost the Rangers. Charlie Hough, 18·12, allowe~ eight hit s, walked two a nd struck out three to esta blish a careei l)igh for v!ciories. The loss wa ~ charged to Keith Ather ton , 7-5. • Athletics 5, Indians 4 · At Oakland, Cal!f., Walt Weiss went 4 for 4 in his third major-league start and rookie Mark McGw!re hit his 49th homer to spark · the Athletics ; ·APPEARING DEFIES THE HARMFUL EFFECT OF WEATHER EXTREMES FRI., OCT. 2nd SAT., OCT. 3rd FRI., OCT 9th SAT., OCT. 1Oth "Wgomin~ Wolf Band'' 10 P.M.-2 A.M. S200 Cover Charge ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY • • • Protect against decay & deterioratiOn • Dries to an anraC1ive satiny finiSh • Extreme!y durable :~::::~. COI'ral!l, tences, """· •"'""""'"' and all oU:· Sl sso GALLON buildings PICKENS HARDWARE " .• MilWAY TAVERN " At the End of the Pomeroy-Ma1011 Bridge POMEROY, 011. PH. 992-2556 POMEROY; OHIO oo•~••••o Christmas In Oetober COLUMBIA Bacon •••••••••••••••••••• SUP~RIOR FRANKIE $ 09 12 -1 Wieners •••••••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. 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Sl. 99 64 throu~h F r iday . 111 Court SL. Po· ml?roy. Ohio, by lhl? Ohio ValiPy Publishi ng Com pany / Mu lt imedi a , InC.. Pomeroy. Ohlo 45769. Ph . 992·2156. Srrond cii.IS!; posl agP pa id a l Po me roy . Ohio. POSTMASTER: SE>nd address chang£"5 to The Dally Sen tinel. Il l Cou rt St. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. BANQUET SUPPERS oz. Orange Juice ••••••• Published ('very afternoon, Mo nd ay Me mber: Unllf'd PrE-Ss Int rrnatlona l. Inland Dally Press Associa t ion a nd lhC' Ohio Newspaper Association. Nallo nal Adv£'rt lsi ng Representa tive. Branham NPWspaper Sa les. 733 Third AvPilue. New York. Nf_!w York 10017. MEIGS Jaycee player of the week Is Mike Roush, :>-7, 132-pound senior cornerback who lied for the lead In solo ta(klcs with five, including a sack. MEIGS Jaycee player of the week also Is Jell McEiroy,l!-7, 161-pound llnebacker·lullback wllo rushed 16 times lor 165 yards and scored lwo touch· downs, one being on a scllool record 94-yard kickoff return In last week's win over Wellston. •, CONFECTIONERS SUGAR ••••••~.~!~ .... S129 20°/o OFF THE REGULAR PRICE HARTLEY SHOES MAn VAN VIANDN-OWNER 210 East Main St• Po•troy, Ohio il ,. ·' KRAn YELYEET A SHELLS & CHEESE .~•••••••••• 2!.?!~ •••••••• 79< CHEF lOY -AR·DEE CHEESE PIZZA ••••••••••••••••• !.•.?:~ .... S2.39 CIIARMIN BATHROOM TISSUE ••••••••• ~.~~~~•••• 51.39 HI·C ORANGE DRINK .............. ~~.~:~ .... 51. 19 • I ' I ' �' • 30. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Wednuday, September 30, 1987 The Daily Sentinei- Page-6 Ohio .• •• Pomeroy Merchants :.'b:. /~~ . In Octo er ..... . ' CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER ' ' Don~t .. 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Sale prices star· ( ·:.· '. ·, ting at $199.95. • • ':. • CHILDREN'S SHOES ALL LADIES luy now at theM early salt pricn and IN ready far cold wMther. log. $11.00 to '74.00 . Becky Anderson, Demonstrates: OFF STOREWIDE! BLOUSES & TOPS 20°/o OFF ALL GIRLS .. CHILDREN'S ~:rv l . ra::::::!:~···. ;:: . . ··:::··:::···:=·::.··:.:=:·· :·:····i·.1 IN STOCK · NOW IN STOCK Direct Buying Allows Us To Save You Money On Every Diamond In Our Stock. Before You Buy Check Our Prices and Let Us Save You 10°/o OFF ~20°/o ~ •ONYX •LINDE •MASONIC •PEARL •OPAL STERLING SILVER JEWELRY NOW 30°/o OFF •EARRINGS •BRACELETS •NECKLACES ALL MEN'S JEWELRY NOW 20°/o O~F : �j • • Page- 6-The Daily Sentinel · Wedn&sday, September 30, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Cardinals cop pair; magic ·number·two PLAYER OF THE WEEK : - Southerl)'s Chris Stout. a · junior halfback and receiver. earned Southern's 'Player of . the Week' honors by scoring two touchdowns on lengthy receptions from Pete Roush. Stout scored on jaunts of 70 and 54. yards for a 124 yard total and 12 points,whlle also turning In anoth.e r good defen· sive performance as he did one week ago. PLAYER OF THE WEEK - "Running-Wild" In his new positiOn oflallb~ck,senlorJeff · Johnson blitzed the Symmes Valley defense laSt 'week for 204 yards on 27 carries, while adding another 62 yards on 6 receptions via the pass from QB Mark Grlffln .•Johnson had several key fourth down con· versions and big gainers In boosting Eastern to a 20- H wln,thus earning Eastern's "Player of the Week" honors. Wolfe shines in Rio Grande victory RIO GRANDE - ~·ormer Southern star Laren Wolfe's 13 kills powered the Rio Grande volleyball team to a Vi~ toryover previously unbeaten Walsh this past weekend to boost Ri o's , -~ .league mark to 4-0. •:- · Wolfe provided effective '•: backup in both offensive and • defensive depa r tments of the meet. which saw Rio Grande defeat the Lady Ca valiers in Ihree of fi ve ga mes. A se ni or and the team' s ca ptain, Wolfe's two kills in the last minutes of the fifth ga me led the hosts to the ,-. win . Ear lier Rio defeated Malone in · ·- three of four ga mes on the road last \\'eek. Exhi lara ted by it s big win over Mount Vernon Nazarene, the " Redwomen played 'Super defe nse' sa id Coach Patsy Fields. Fresh men Jennifer Couc h. a sta ndout in girls athl etics at Meigs High School in Pomeroy, substituted for Rris Cochran as setter for most of the game,while · Sheila Brammer was brought in to provide key blocking. "The bench came up and rea lty saved us," Coach Fie lds said. Lisa Schmeltzer again led the winners in kills with 11, and team captain Laren Wolfe had 10 kills. By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer The St. Louis Cardinals n1pped rather than struck to move within two victories of their second National League East title In three years. The Ca rdinals smothered the ·, Montreal Expos for a 1-0, 3-0 double-header sweep Tuesday night that, combined with Phlla· delphia 's · 3-0 triumph over the New .York Mets, brought St. Louis to the brink of its third division crown of the 1980s. The Mets fell3 1·2 games back while ihe Expos are five back. Both teams can be eliminated Wednesday if St . Louis beats Montreal and Philadelphia beats New York. Three sacrifice flies and an infield out accounted for the Ca rdinals' runs. "Sometimes that' s what you have to do," said Tommy Herr, who drove In the only run of the opener. "Our pitching and our defen se were oustandlng and we pushed across just enough runs to win." Rookie Joe Magrane hurled a three-hit shutout In the firs t ·ga me and Greg Mathews and Todd Worrell combined on a four-hitter in the nightcap. "A lot of good things needed to happen tonight and they did," St. Lou is Manager Whitey He rzog said. "Up to now, It's the best a long time," New York Manager In his 84th game. breaking the NL a five-hitter and F rank!!n Stubbs Davey Johnson said. • record for appearances by a blasted a two-run homer to lead Carman, 13-11, retired nine In a left-hander set last year by San Los Angeles. Hillegas, 3-3, gave row before Wilson bounced a Diego's Craig Lefferts. up three hits while walking lour grounder over the mound and Dodcers 6, Aatroti 1 and striking out five In six beat shor.tstop Steve Jeltz's At Houston, Shawn Hillegas innings . .Pena recorded his lOth throw from behind second base. and Alejandro Pena combined on save. Wilson was the only Met to reach f;;::;;::;;::;;:::;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=======;::~ base against Carman, who 1 struck out five. The lefl-hander set down the next 18 In a row . to give Philadelphia only Its fourth tri· · umph In 17 games against New York this season. · In other games, Cincln.natl edged Atlanta 5-4, Los Angeles routed Houston 6-1, San Fran, cisco beat San Diego 5-3, and Chicago at Pittsburgh was post· paned because of rain. In the American League, it PREVIEWS AlE FREE was: New York 6, Boston 0; Detroit 10, Baltimore 1; MllwauWITH All ~ACKnS kee 5, Toronto 3; Chicago 1, PACK OF 40 WALLOS California 0; Kansas City 6, PREVIEWS _:_ FlEE Seattle 3; Texas 7, Minnesota 5; and Oakland 5, Cleveland 4. 10-12 DIFFERENT POSES Rllds ~. Braves 4 At Cincinnati, Buddy Bell 3 DIFFERENT OUtFITS singled horrie Pa_ul 0' Neill with LIFETIME GUARANTEI' WITH BURRELL COLOR PRINTS one out in the ninth Inning to seal second place for the Reds In the NL Wes t for the third straight year. Jim Acker dropped to 4-7 949-3060 and Pat Perry recorded one out 529 STH STREET RACINE, OHIO to Improve to 5·2. 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"That's th e best ballgame that 's been pitched against us in PEPSI Hanging Rock Grade "A" ' Precious Memories Studio OF . The Daily Sentioei-Page-7 ATTENTION EMPIRE FURNITURE - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wlldnesday, September 30. 1987 REG. 1129US NOW$68888 RlG. '1999.95 INCLINER SECTIONAL FULL SIZE FLEXSTEEL SLEEPER lEG. IJ199.9S QUEEN SIZE FLEXSTEEL SLEEPER ' lEG. $1099.95 NOW$499 95 . $499 95 · NOW Flexsteel Pastel Floral Sofa log. '129'-'l ............. NOW S699.95 FlexstHI Floral Sofa log.I10tUl .............................. NOW S599.95 Beige Chair log. •m.u ..........,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ......... NOW S99. 9 5 Early Americ~m Chcir, oak trim log. •m.ts ........... NOW Sl98.88 Beige Chair ... •nus ............................:.............,...........NOW S198.88 ~YAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS!! WE ACCEPT Hours: Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p,m., Sunday 11 .m,...;...B p.m. lOOOJo •Food Stamps • Personal Checks • Manufacturers Coupons PJbs j\WW I td du:ouab O&tiJir 3, 1917 ' We ar ve tbe afabl to lmll• •••I MONEY-BACK GU RT. 62 NORTH POINT PlEASANT (304) 675-1155 .• '•' ., �Pllge-8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio · IAS11UII'S. . Your Independently O~ned Low•Priced Superaaarket The .article Indicates that sports I Meigs offense hinge around the ~rfo.rmance of Barturm al Loc .. during this grid season. County youths were recently of Danny Hoaward,New Lima fine pass receivers, J.R. Kitchen- er's top runner, finishing In praised by the Musklngum Col- Road, Mlddlepori, Is a member ,son of Pat Kitchen, Middleport second place. He was followed by leg<;> Football program. · of the football team and is Is a split end on the club and Is Chris Stewart who caQ'ie in Kelley Grueser, son of Mr. and currently undecided on a rna- currently .undecided on a major. fourth, Hank Cleland fifth, Cary . Meigs' quarterback Michael A moderate size article fea· Mrs. Don K. Grueser, Forest Run jor.The Meigs graduate earned Kitchen earned three football Betzlng sixth, Keith Mattox Bartrum and Southern fullback lures the SVAC with briefs on Road, Racine, Is currently a four letters In football. and 'M/c letters, two basketball letters, eighth, Brett Little ninth and ROb Pete Roush were recently fea· Southern and a feature on Roush. member of the Muskles Football honors his senior year. and four track . letters at Jacks eleventh . tured In the 1987 edition of 'Ohio The 5-10,175 pound ~en lor was team." enrolled at the college as a Paul Dalley,son of Robert Meigs.He was All-Ohio second Fielding a acomplete team lor Football' magazine,volume 2. ham~red :by Injuries last sea· sophomore Biology major. Dalley,Happy Hollow Road, Mid· team football and All-Ohio Spe-. the first time this season, the The former Soqthern graduate dleport, is now a linebacker with cial Mention Basketball. Marauderdettes dropped a 38 The 6·4, 205 pound Bart rum son, but was listed as one key In was cited as a key in Coach Bob giving 'Racine-Southern' a shot earned three letters each In t)le Muskles after having lettered Running In a heavy downpour 17 decision to the Lady Gallians. Dee Henderson finished fourth. Ashley's bid to bring Meigs at the tttle.Roush dedicated football and baseball and two In three times on the grid at at the county fairground, the another TVC championship, ac· himself to a stringent weight basketball, also earning all· Meigs.Dailey also had !four Marauder Cross Country team Wendt Kloes was seventh, Mon· knowledglng Bartrum's all· program over the Summer SVAC honors In football and .wrestling letters, and two track defeated the Gallipolis Blue lea Turner eighth , Amy Warth around athletic abilities in bas· basebalL letters at the Pomeroy school. Devil runners by a 25-34 score. took ninth and Kristen Slawter ~k~et~b=al~ la=n=d~b=as=e=ba=li~.--------~N~E~W~C~O~N~CO~D-~ Fo~u~r~M~e~lg~s___F~r~e~sh~m~a~n~J~es~se~H~ow~a~rd~,~~~n~~O~n~e~of~M~el~gs~·~H~Ig~h~'s~a~ll~·t~lme __~R~o~d~B~re~w~e~r~w~as~th~e~M~a~ra~u=d·__ w= as~t~e~nt~h.~------------ FIRST OF THE MONTH SPECIALS I wow... WHAT ODLA The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Wednaaday, September 30, 1987 will l Let Your Dollars Go Further During Kroger's FRESH Eight 0' clock Bean Coffee MT. DEW, PEPSI FlEE DIET OR REG . Pepsi. Cola 9 FRESH lEAN Ground Beef ~ FRESH . . . Ground Boneless Top Sirloin Steak $1 . LB. 3 lbs. or 8 Plus Deposit oz. 16 BTLS. $299 -~0 . . . '' ~ 7 - '· ' ! _(I \ . ' Swiftning 42 Cake Mixes 180Z. BOX 89< ~ "I' ' •' LOW FAT MILK --. Q~ ~ 50 LB . BAG $399 · · •PLAIN •SELF RISING Martha White Flour Low-Fat Milk 25 LB . BAG PLASTIC GALLON 50 LB . 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Big KSoft Drinks ................................... 2-Ltr. 59c Cost Cutter White Bread ...................... 16-oz. 25c l �.- The Ohio The Daily Sentinel By The Bend ·• Wednesday, Septem~r 30, 1987 By WU.LIAM C. TROTI' United Press lnternallonal Page-10 :A Beat of the bend Community calendarI area happenings An honor for Mike By BOB HOEFLICH Pomeroy Attorney Michael · Mullen was honored recently by , the Area 24 Private Industry · Council In recognition of his · , providing jobs ' for disadvantaged people. Mike was one seven Southeastern Ohio business persons nominated for the Partners Award, which recognizes-employers who are strong supporters of Jobs Training Partnership Act programs. The council oversees program activities In seven Southeastern Ohio countieS. Mullen hired two JTPA participants and trained them as legal secretaries when he set up his law practice In Pomeroy. He was presented a plaque at the council's Sept. 24 annual meeting held at Ohio University 's Baker Center In Athens. A meeting has been called for 6 p.m. Sunday at the Jaymar Golf Course to talk about development of the course Into an · all-around recreational facility. Bill C]lilds, owner of tile course. has offered the coursethe equipment and buildings- to a non-profit organization and a committee was appointed to study the offer. Some positive points came out of the committee's study and Sunday's meeting should bring those out. The general public is invited, Childs said, since an all-around recrea tional facility would be In order. The committee points out that other communities in Sout heastern Ohio have country c lubs operated' by members and that the Meigs County Commissioners. who own the ground on which the course is located, have pledged their support and will cooperate in securing any government monies available. So whether or not you are a golfer, you are invited to atlend Sund ay evening's Important meeting. What ai)Out those Boy Scout uniforms that are lying in the attic? _ They are needed these daysso If you want to help by donating them. just give Hank Cleland a ring at 992-6009. A six foot s ubmarin e sandwich? Yep. the biggle will be a feature at the annual fall carnival to be held at the Chester Elementary School Saturda)\. A j ltney supper will be from 5 to 8 p.m. and games, cakewalks, and other activities with prizes will be from 6 to 9 p.m . And all of you out there who look forward to the annual Bissell chill-soup supper, should note that the annual event will be held on Oct . 10 beginning at 6:30p.m. Frances Dye Harris. formerly of Pomeroy and a Columbu s teacher for many years, was held In high esteem in Columbus. An article in tribute to her appeared in a Columbus publication following her death on Aug. 15 as a result of injuries received In an auto accident In that city. The flag hung at half-mast at Riverside Methodist Hospital on Aug. 18, the day of the funeral. Mrs. Harris ·was a volunteer at the hospital and a retired first grade teacher of 22 years at the Edison Elementary School. Many of the comments appearing In the publicalion paid high tributes to Mrs. Harris who was a caring person. Her peers recalled that she kept track of her students long after they were her respoilsib.ility. Each year she tracked down and sent graduation cards to each of the high schOol seniors she had taught 12 years before. "She was just top drawer. She was the epitome of professio nalism, " was the comment of Hob Neff. who was principal for 13 years during Mrs. Harris stay at Edison Elementary. "She was the kind of teacher kids r<'member for the ·r est of their lives. " "Frances was exceptional in· every way. She was very d<'voted. She was a lways goir\g out of her way to make new teachers feel right at home ... s he earned her way into the heart of the community. I've never known anyone else quite like her.'' was the comment of Robert Timmons , superintendent of the Grandview Heights Schools from 1958 to 1972. Mrs. Harris was. as I'm sure many of y 0 u wiit remember , a sister to Tip Dye, Pomeroy High and Ohio State ·University athletic great, and was marr ied t.o Robert W. Harris, form er iy of Middleport. .·' And speaking of former Pomeroy res idents, Norm Rousey. who resided on Butternut ave., according to USA Today, almost won the Alaska Horses hoe Pitchers Association state lournament held at Palmer. He was defeated by Larry Pettreck of Wasilla in a tiebreaker for the men '.s title. Rousey 1s a retired superintendent of schools in Palmer . . The Royal Oak Ba II room Dance Club will be holding one of their dances for this season Saturday night at the Royal Oak Resort Club. Music will be by McCall and Young and members and guests are welcome. Members have already paid their admission for event s of the ye ar. The price for guests Saturday night will be $15. Cora Webb is back at her home In Racine - and is delighted. As the res ult of illness , Cora was a t Veterans Memorial Hospit a l for one week and at the Pomeroy Health Care Center for fo ur weeks. Cora says she got wonder· lui care and is doing well at home. She thank s ail of yo u for the cards. prayers and visits. Little things mean a lot, you know . Thank you Leona and Di ck Karr for the lift . The who I~ s taff at The Sentinel shared a nd you're right. Everyone wants th e recipe. You gave all of us a reason to keep smiling. Birthday party held for Varian A birthday party was held recently honoring J.P. Varian on his third birthday at the home of his parents, Bob and Teresa Varian, Rutland. An Aif theme was carried out in all the decorations , with Mrs. Varian baking the cake for her son's.party. Served with the cake were chips, punch and mints. Party favors were given to the children. along with specially decorated clown ice cream cones made by the honoree's parents. Revival services set at Racine "To God Be the Glory" will be theme lor revival meetings scheduled lor Oct. 5-11 at the Racine ~lrst Baptist Church: Dennis Chasteen, pastor of the Faith Baptist Churc h, Richmond, Ind. will be the evangelist. He and his wife, Kim, are graduates of Clear Creek Baptist SchooL He has been preaching and pastorlng for lO years, serving as evangelist for numerous meetings and preaching in over 100 churches. The Rev. and Mrs . Chasteen served as summer missionaries lo a Korean Church in Los Angeles and he was an assista nt to the pastor of Sung Rak Baptist Church in Seoul. Korea for 1~ years. .' TbeRev.SteveDeaver, pastor, Invites the publlc to attend the meetings which.wlll be held each , evlming at 7:30p.m. · ' ----:...People in the Attending were his brother. Curtis. his mater na l grandpare nts, Leta Fetty and Norman Hendrix, Langsville; Wallace Fetty, Cheshire; his maternal great -grandmother, Clar ice Cal· licoat , Rob, Teresa, Misty a nd Jake Birchfield, Sheila and Kris tin Napper. Rena a nd Corey Longstreth, Shawn. Tate, Car la Smith. William Myers and Erin, Missy Longstreth , Mike Fetty and his great-great aunt, Melanie Carman. Evening guests were his paternal grandparents, Milton and Maxin e Var ian, Syracuse, and paternal great-grandmother , Louise London, Syracuse. Others sending gifts were Kenny and Betty Longstreth, Brandon and Erin Smith, Pvt. and Mrs. Larry Parsons. Cralls helm. Germany. A video of the party was taken by Leta Fetty and presented to the youngster. WEDNESDAY LONG BOTTOM - Long Bottom Community Association will meet Wednesday, 7: 3o p.m., at the community building. "Meet the Candidates" will follow the regu lar meeting. Anyone Interested In local politics Is welcome to attend and participate. SATURDAY PAGEVILLE - A bean dinner will be held O!l State Route 684, Pagevllle store building, all day Saturday by the Scipio Township Senior Cit lzens. Beans, all you can eat, will be served for $2 per person. The public Is Invited. That same day apple butter will be made and orders may be placed by calling 7~2-2322 or 698-6021, . '111URSDAY SYRACUSE - The Meigs Association for Retarded Citizens will meet 7 p.m. Thursday at Carleton School. A fourMIDDLEPORT family yard sale and rummage sa le Will be held Thursday , Friday and Saturday at the . Middleport Nazarene Church. 5~2 Beech S!. All proceeds will go to the boy scouts, · and lo the church. Some furniture. curtains, rugs and other miscellaneous items will be sold. . ROCK SPRINGS - Salisbury Cub Scout Pack 246 will meet 7 p.m. Thursday at a new location at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. SYRACUSE - The Syracuse PTO fall carnival will be held Saturday at the Syracuse El<'mentary School. Food will be served from G to 9 p.m. with games to be conducted from 7 to9 p.m. There will be prize tables, a country kitchen, and a variety of ga mes and activities throughout the evening. lng for the season, starting Saturday at 6:30p.m. The shoots will again be held at the Bashan building. . · ' -~- MASON - Mason Volunteer , Fire Department Ladles AuxilIary Is sponsoring a chicken barbeque on Saturday at the Mason Fire House. Serving will start at 11 a.m. Dinners will be $3.50 for a whole chicken; $2.50 for half. To place orders call 773-5832, BURLINGHAM-- Junior Mod· ern Woodmen of Burlingham will hold a bake sale and yard sale Saturday.from9: 30 a.m. 'to 6 p.m. at the hall. · LONG BOTTOM - A square dance will be held Saturday night , 8 p.m ., at the LongBottom Community Building . The dane!' Is being sponsored by the Community Association. POHTALND - Portland El<'mentary School's . annual fall MIDDLEPORT- A hymn sing carnival wlll be held Saturday, will be held at the Middleport · from 5 to 9 p.m ., at the school. FRIDAY Church of Christ In Christian · Food, games. giveaways and RUTLAND- Revival services Union Saturday, 7:30p.m. Sings music for all. Everyone is invited will begin Friday at the Ruiland will include Dan Hayman ~nd the to attend. Bible Methodist Church ' and Faith Trio, McDaniel Trio, and continue through Sunday. Oct. Dennis Weaver and Singers. The SUNDAY ll. Rev. Paul Miller from Spring· public Is Invited. POMEROY - Th e homecomMills, Pa. will be the evangelist . Ing and !40th anniversary of RACINE - Racine Fire De- Pomeroy Trln!ty Church will be "Good News Singers" from Portsmouth will be featured the partment gun shoots are resum - celebrated this Sunday, begin- Rutland Friendly Gardeners meet co-c hairmen. Dried materials were displayed by the " members_ in response to roll call. ·Kimberly · Willford discussed therapy projects at the school In September and October noting that members will furnish refresh · ments. It was also reported that Janet Bolin has delivered the door prizes awarded at the flower show. Marie Birchfield, Ma rg ie Davis, Kimberly Willford. Judy Snowden, Janet Bolin, Margaret Edwards, and Joan Stewart attended the Gardeners Day Out In Bath recently. Program books were re viewed by Iva Sisson·and will be distributed at the October mi'E'ting. · Several meetings including the fall regional meeting to be held at the Hocking Technical College·. Nelsonville, on Oct. 17 were a nnounced when the Rutland Friendly Gardeners met recently at the home of Marie Birchfield. Also announced wa s the meet Ing of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association to be held Monday night at Tr inity Church, the tour of Lake Catherine on Oct. 6, the regional board meeting at th e Chester Methodist Church on Oct . 10. The county T hristmas s how, was discussed. It will be held at the Senior Citizens Center ·on Nov. 14 and 15 with Mela nie Stet hem and Sheila Taylor as nlng with worship se~lce and , communion at lO: 25 a.m. A potluck dlnner will be served In the dining room .. M~at and drink will be provided by the church, brlng table service and a covered dish. SILVER RIDGE - South Bethel New Testament Church. Silver Ridge, will have home· coming on Su nday . Potluck dinner at 12 noon. Special afternoon · service will feature the VIctory Singers. Final plans for the Harves t Moon Fall Fes tival to be held Oct 10 in Racine village were made at Thursday's meeting of the Ra cine Merchants Association at Village Cut Rate. Joan .McLain presided at the m!'E'tlng. It was noted that the co lor guard from the America n Legion will lead the parade. to begin at noon. The band and Harves t Moon Queen will be In the parade. · TOPS meets .Janet Jeffers was the top loser at the recent meeling ofTOPS 570 he ld at the Coo nhunters Building on the fairgrounds . Ola St. Clair was the r unner- up , with Pe nny Gillespie as the teen loser and Pea rl Knapp, the fruit basket winner. Racine Auxiliary w.lll ha ve ga mes, cotton candy, ice cream and other activities on the streets. while the firemen will be selling sausage and chicken and there will be bucket brigade with the junior firemen assisting. A volley ball tournament will begin at !Oa.m. · Plans were discussed for the open house to be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. Emphasis will be on learning how TOPS takes off pouncjs sensibly through a program of group support, competl · tion, recognition, and retreats . Anyone interested in losing weight is invit<'d to attend. · ~J I .IICJ(50N - PM£ · RT )5 W(ST ..... !124 8AC1C TO TliUTIIE 041'1 t and craft displays a long with demonstations including one on basket weaving by Janet Th<•lss. The Racine Methodist Churc h will be servi ng bean soup and corn br~ad, Vic Brown will have a history di splay on Sutton Township, Sue Hager will have c harg e of a pie eating cont est. and Delmar Hamm will be doing wood ca rving. At the meeting were Gerald and Shirley Simpson, Sheila Long, Alana Butler, Vic Brown, Ann La yne, Janet Theiss. Debbie Rizer. Sue Hager. and Joan McLain. • SPECIAl PRICE AliUSSIOftS • ADUm 13.!0 ~ CJULDREN 12 <O S.lTUAtlA'f I SUNDAr ,1\i.T IHEES All srATS 12.10 8.\AG.\t N Nt GilT TUESDA! 12 .00 L APT 25 thru OCT_!j FRIDAY thru THURSDAY~ r-----------------------L----------------------- OVR MASON LOCATION YOU WORKED HARD FOR THE MONEYNOW. MAKE IT WORK HARD FOR YOU! PAID P.C.S. 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Va. 675-U21 51hAvalue New HMII. W. Ya. 882·2136 with the late CIA director's case rather than the trapeze act says Casey was not coherent proposed by the circus enough to talk to Woodward after organizers, GLIMPSES: Loretta Lynn has the Washington Post reporter .. taken her sensitive stomach sneaked Into his Georgetown home. Lynn was In a Naslivllle Hospital room In January to ask hospital for a WI'E'k for treatment him about the Iran-Contra of bleeding ulcers and it's uncerscandal. tain when she'll start performing Woodward 's · book "Veil" claims Casey nodded a !firma- again ... Baseball maven Yogi lively when asked If he had prio r Berra , the master of the malaknowledge of the Iran-Contra prop and longtime New York Yankee, is putting his experlen· money diversion . ces on paper. "Yogi" will be"lie (Casey ) couldn't have published ·by McGraw Hill In' understood the question," the time for the 1989 baseball season. unnamed doctor told The Washlngton Times: "From a medical standpoint, none of this holds water. Mr. Woodward Is asking us to believe something that Is medically unfeasible. It 's just not possible. " · BIG CAT ATTACK ON PROWSE: Dancer Juliet Prowse wasn't going to let a leopard bite on the neck keep her from preparing for "Circus of the Stars." Prowse was bitten near the cartoid artery Monday but only five s titches were needed to close her wound and she vowed not to miss any work. Prowse was in the fourth week of rehearsing with two leopards and three panthers and said the leopard caught her off guard. "It's very strange because that particular cat is the one I do my most affectionate work with she licks me and purrs ," she said. "For some reason - who knows why - she just grabbed me and sank her teeth into my neck.'' The Irony Is. that Prowse had LIFE: . Larry Flynt , the wheelchair-bound Hustler magaztne publlsher, had to be rushed to Cedars-Sinal Medical Center In Los Angeles and have his stomach pumpM after taking an overdose of drugs . An ambulance raced to Flynt's HollywoodHIIIshomejustbefore 4 a.m. Tuesday to help Flynt, 44. He was later reported to be In stable condition. Hosp!ta:t offlclals wouldn't say what sort of drugs he had taken but a pollee spokesman said Flynt's daughter, Lisa , 20, told officers that ihe overdose -vas an accident. Fiynt has been despondent since the death of his fourth wife, Althea, 33, who had AIDS and was found dead In a bathtub· of the couple's mansion on June 28. The Los Angeles County coroner ruled she had accidentally drowned after taking drugs. Althea once said Larry started taking drugs for the pain he su(fer~ from an assassination attempt and that she started doing the same " to be like him... ASK MICHAEL: Michael Jackson fans can win the rare opportunity to p!'E'r Into the insular world of _the weird one in the "Ask Michael" contest being sponsored by Motown Records , Showtime and MTV. Ali they have to do is submit questions about Jackson _ and there certainly is an abundance of those. The field will be.!!il'ittled down to 10 people who ask the most · will original questions and they then take screen tests . Then f~wFa~n~te~d~to;w;;or2k;l~n;t~h;e~~;;a;c;t:!:~~~~~~~~~~~~ OLD fASHION TENT REVIVAL· OCTOBER 1 2 & 3 6•30 P M 0 PrP sc nl wpre Osl!'. Cla renc e and Thelma He nderson. Nina Robi nson. Cla ra Foltrod. Grr· FAMOUS 'Alfred notes TUBE SOCKS attrnd ~mc l"'. 1~ . Mr. ~ n et Mrs. D(•ibrr t Stearns returnee! SeptcmbPr 17 from a bus iness trip to Fairborn ~ nd Da y to n. Th l'y vis ited their daughter. Ap•·li Ncel<·v , and grandson • .Jeff Nobl e. Alfrrd UMW members. Cla ra Follrod. Nina Robinson . Martha Elliot. and Nellie Park(•r at tended the Athen s District UMW annual ml'eling at Ma r ielta on Septembrr 24 . Mr. and Mrs. Rus•l•il Findling, Athens, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hobal't Swartz a nd Mr. and Mrs. Carl Findling , Charles Ritchie returned homP on Septem ber 26 from Charles ton General Hospita l. He IS making a satisfactory recovery . Five Mel~ s Count!ans made the dean 's lis t for the s ummer quarter at the Hockin g Trchn!ca I College. To be on the dean' s li st a s tudnet mu st ha ve a grade point averageol at leas t a 3.3orabove , for completion of 12 or more credits. - Included on thedean's list were Janice M. Baker, Pomeroy; Sheila M. Buchanan, Reedsville; Sherrie A. Might. Pomeroy; Jan Rees, Racine; and Patricia Tho· mas, Middleport. G:mnty meeting announced · A meeting of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Associallon will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Trinity Church In Pomeroy. Plans will be discussed for the annual Chr istmas flower show to be held on Nov . 14 and 15 at the Pomeroy Senior Citizen's Center. Melanie Stethem and Sheila Taylor will be co-chairman of the s how which will carry out the theme "Winter Wonderland.' ' The Fernwood Garden Club will serve refreshments at the meeting. Representatives of all Meigs County clubs are asked to attend the meeting. Sheila Curtis J Is .the Meigs County contact , c hairman. ' SET OF 4 / .. ,.• _. IN NONE" 6 PACK ORLON Sunda v School a tt cndanc(' on Scpt<' mbcr 27 wa s 26 ; r hurch Dean's list announced WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AND DO THE BILLING FO'- THE FOLLOWING: news~-------.....,_;...- Roy and Maurita Mlller in their 1928 Studebaker have just re· turned from the week-long GlidThe grand opening of the Buttons an d Bows children's den Tour hosted by the Ohio c lot hing store will be ce lebrated Thursday through Sat urday. Antique Automobile Club of Located at 220 East Main St . In Pomeroy. th e s tore carries a America. large selection of boys·. girls' and Infants' clothing as well as The tour took place lor the first accessories . Refreshments will be served and at 5 p.m. on time in 40 years in Ohio with Saturda y, drawings for $:;11. $2~ and $10 gift certificat es will be about 1150 people In 400 antique ~eld . Throughout the three-day. re iebrat!on , customers may cars participating. The Millers pop a balloon for a ·~lscou nt." says s tore owner. Vicki Ferrell. were the on ly ones from Meigs Crand openi ng hours will be 10 to 5 p.m. each day . . County taking part ' but there were partllclpants from almost Jac kson himself will select the ~~i~yc!~a~~;_n the country along three grand prize winners . That lucky triumvirate. plus Headquart ed at the Mariott Alfred Church Annual HomE'· trude Robinson, Charl otte VaMeInn North In Columbus, the cars guests. will get to fly to Australia coming was hPid September 20 IN. Dorothy Robinson, Mr. and moved out from there each for a Jackson show. serve as wlfh a total atte nd a nce of 59. This Mrs. Clair Foil rod . Richa rd. morning traveling to different co-hosts for a Showtime special 1 Homccomln~ ce lebrated th e 30th Florence Ann and Tim Spencer. parts of the sta te and then came on Jackson and have a private tour of Jackson's Encino. Calif.. anniversary of the dedication of Dorothy Calaway, Dan, Sheila. back In the evenln~. home with its menagerie, manne• • • 1M pre rnl church building. Kirk. Danlella, a nd Tiffan y The oldest car was a 1904 qulns. Elizabeth Taylor shrine INTERSECTION OF ST. RT. 681 & 124 Regular Sunda y School and wor- Spencer. Nellie Parker. Lloyd. Peerless Rear from Kalamzaoo, and other homey little touches. IN REEDSVILLE. s hip service werr held In tile Debbie, a nd Jim Brooks, Shawn MI. There were several l909's WHAT DID CASEY SAY: ·Not m orning . A b·askN dlnnN . was Arnott, Hobart and Alma Swartz. Including a Lambert and a everyone is buying reporter Bob SPECIAL SINGING EACH NIGHT e nj oyed at noon . · '· Marlene Donovan, Dorothy and Chalmers, along with other an SPONSORED BY GOSPEL BAPTIST CHURCH The a ft er noon program wa s as Wilber Warner. Edith Harper, tlque cars with unfamiliar woodward's stpry about a deathbed conversation with WllTORCH, OHIO loli o "•s : We lco me. S unda y Judy Adams, Sandra Massar, all t'h Whl th H liam Casey. A doctor familiar "peri"tcnct~nt LIO\'d Oil f M I C t D 1 d names, e ppet. e upmoSchool S " ·· •. o e gs oun y; or s a n bile, the Desota and the Packard. linger; When We All Cet to Lloyd Dillinger, Otto an.d Ll'oia . Trips taken on the Glidden rr;;~=~~~!!~~ii===··~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Hraven , Con11regat ion: Prayer. Swartz. Shade : Eleanor Boyles. Tour Included a visit to the Rev . Don Ar cher ; Through All Belpre: Walter Morris, Parkers- Hocking Hills. with coffee at the These Years. Unity Si ngers. burg, West Virginia ; Evelyn Wagnalls' Memorial In L!thopoSongs Including Sweeter Each Sanders, Torch ; Dottie Jean lis and lunch at the Hocking Hills OUR BUSINESS BEGINS Da y. Fu r Me. Lily of •he Valley. Burdsa ll. Joy Burdrttr, Frances State Park Lodge one day, a tour WITH FILLING YOUR . rracll ngs and te.rarn onlcs. (;rear Putman . Rita Seal s. Anni e to Marysv ille with a visit to the PRESCRIPTIONS. Homl'comlng (story of the Prod I· Jeffers, Bon nie Putman , Sur and Ohio Caverns and a tour of Bob gal Son) Rr v. Archer , Alfr<·d Herbert Matheny, all of thr McConnell's race car collection Cho ir. Hi, tory of th e prese nt Coolville area: Martha Elliott , near Urbana . · ALL STORES c hurch building. Dillinger: Duct Jahlce an d Roberta · Pullins, Ida Another day was spent at the (Unwort hy , When Wr Ali Ge t Boggs , Russell and Eloise Darby Dan Farm, guests of John OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEKi ThNr ) F:l<'nnor Boyles and Fl or- Archer. Guy~vilie area ; Clar· Ga lbreath and his son, Dan. The n ence Spe ncrr ; Songs, Including cncc and Iris Warner. Cass ie a nd there was a tour of downtown W. RorMrwt Tr. Rf9N lo lii'M ~111 .. !. Not A.ipo•Jobll: For Phnl~r~g ErrOl"\ ThP Longe •· I St'rV<'r Him. Over In Riehle Dlil!ngcr. Athens. Co lumbus th(' (;l ory Land . Vict ory In Jes us. t_ _ _ _ _..:__ _ _ _ _ _ __:::~~~- --------~ GOd ll<' with us. Unit y Si nger. fl. Therapy sessions will contirttte The group voted to make hostess gifts garden cl ub related. Instead of 'fruit plates the c lub will · mak e personal baskets for Christmas shulln remE'mtiran Therapy sessons are continu · ces. Judy Snowde n will get the lng t•hls year at the Rutland baskets, Mrs. Willford the paint Elementary School under the and r ibbo~ . and Mrs . Snowden, , direction of the Rutland Carden Mrs. Bishop, and Suzy Cai-pen· Club. ter, the Items for each one . Lori In Scp tembt>r the student s Barnes and Mrs. Willford will m;tdc place mats u s ln~ clea r have charge of dPCoratlng the conta ct paper . color<'d leaves. baskets . a nd green felt ba c kln~ . Cookies J?an Stewart won the tr-a.veling and lemonade were served bv prize . Com mittees for the new Penny Knapp . · year were <liscussed, Plans were made for the October meeting to .------- -~----­ be at the home of Judith Millin Grove Cit y. Mrs. Snowden gave a program on drying· materi a l~. Refreshments wen~ served. Antique auto show visited Grand opening planned at store Enrichment day ATHENS - Athens District United Me thod ist Wome n are announcing Enrichment Day on Oct. 10 at the First United Methodis t Church , Junction City , Ohio. Coffe.e hour and reglstra· lion will s tart at 9; 30 a.m. Greet tngs from Frank Rowe. district superinte nde nt, will be followed by training sessions lasti ng until 2 p.m . with a brea k for lunch. Those wishing to attend Enrichment Day are advised to check with their loca l UMW groups for detalls. Debble Rizer and Sheila Long of the Portland PTO will display crafts a nd have baked goods for sa le, and the Racine PTO will be serving c hlli and pop. In addition there will be rnany street·games OHIO WELFARE COMPENSAnON GENERAL RELIEF .UNITED MINE WORKERS BOILEIMIIERS - Pam West of Pomeroy Is tlict.ur<'d trouser hanger- wh!ch was once used by D. Odenbaugh, a long-time tailor In Middleport. Tile hanger has the Odenbaugh !'arne Inscribed and the patent date Is 11!00. Pam Is willing to sell the hanger to any Interested collector. Her phone number Is 992-7835. POMEROY - Pomeroy TrinIty Church will celebrate a combined homecoming and !40th anniversary on Sunday. Church service at lO: 25 a.m., followed by potluck dinner, followed by special afternoon activities . EV!'· ryone welcome. Racine merchants conduct meeting FABRIC & CRAFTS • SCIPIO- The Scipio Township Trustees will meet Friday at the · townshpl bulldlng. - - - ,. EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP Located on State Rt, 7, Reedsville, Ohio, 5 miles N. of Chester, Ohio. last weekend. ANDY WARHOL FOR SALE: Next spring's auctlo·n of Andy Warhol's collection of art and antiques Is expected to draw Immense Interest and as much as $10 million. More than 3,000 works of pop art, sculptures, art deco furnishIngs, rugs, carvings, a collecton of 140 watches a!ld other Items . will be sold off by Sotheby's during !he nine-day auction in April, with the proceeds going to the Andy Warhol Foundation of the Visual Arts. Frederick Hughes, the executor of Warhol's estate and his longtime manager,led Sotheby's officials through Warhol's fourstory Manhattan townhouse Monday so they could catalog the furnishings , MORE DRUGS IN FLYNT'S Sentinei-Page-11 · THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY OCTOBER 1st, 2nd, 3rd Terry Lined In White or Stripe Top. Fits 10 to 14 ~~,; ! !'I ' 1 1~". ; '! I. 13 OZ BEVERAGE or 16 OZ. COOLER \ GLASSES ' ' ·,.·,:, ..:. ~··ram or Assorted ·. , 1. • " Panerns 10:00 A.M.· 5:00 P.M. POP A BALLOON FOR YOUR DISCOUNT 10°/o-50°/o.OFF YOUR PURCHASE PRICE (Excluding Salt Items) oneF~:~J\stroTurf. r~:e:.:~ Door ; DDDR .. .TS FAMILY SIZE LEMON DASH DETERGENT Door One 17Y2''x23Y2''; One 19'14'x33'/4' DOOR MATS BOYS SIZES 8-14 1/2 PRICE SALE! $499 $699 147 oz. WE CARRY NAME BRAND CLOTHING AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD••• VHS VIDEO CASSETTE .2 !.ITER RECORDING TAPE RC PRODUCTS T-120- 2-4·6 HOUR LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS 79< Join Us For Refreshments FRAMED PICTURES All With Glass 992-5177 220 EAST MAIN STilET .POMEROY, OHIO Choose from large three inch frame styles with a great collaction of pri11ts for your selection. Framo BiZBI in 16"ll20", 12" X 16" and 11" X 14". 11X14 12X16 16x20 $599 $699 $799 . .' • �•' September 30. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page- 13 1 B Wanted to Do 18 Wanted to Do Gro'Wetl Lawn MowM Repair. Will pidl up and dtltvlf. Good uNd mowera tor 1111. Cell 11 • · 742- 2393 or 11 4 · 742- 3091 . 9 Wanted To Buy Vatd SaleS We,.., eah fOf" late model clean UNdura. Jim Mink Chev .·Oids Inc. Bil C ·n. Johnaon· a1• -~ l72 FENCE COMPANY Lit u. ,.... v•••• FREE ESTIMATES YOUNG'S Howard L Writesal ROOFING CARPENTER SERVICE NEW -IEPAII Gutters Down1pouts Gutter Cletning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263. or 949-2168 4-12,87-Hn 3 DAYS ONLY! • work 992-2$26 992-621S or 992-7314 U>-' 86-lc "FRESH" SHIM' SAlE 9/22/ · to lit. h•g SWEET s11t. hs ~ CARROTS . RED or WHITE ~ELLOW COOKING ONIONS 149 CALIFORNIA TENDER,. s L&. Big $.11c9 SEEDLESS GRAPES 10 LBS. or MORE GROUND BEEF LB. 119· POTATOES . Real Estate General J. y LEnUCE APPLES 89 99~ CRISP CELERY STALK 69+ PRUNE PLUMS ... SYRACUSE - II you l.rke spacrous room an d rn to neatness ol tastel ul deco.r, ma ke an apporntment to see lhrs lovely 4-5 bed room home wrlh 2 bal hs, krtchen wrth cozy breaklasl nook formal drmng room. ulrlrly room. lull basemenl. Lar ge neat acre lot, 2 car garage. Many other leatures! $62,900.00. 10 LB. PACKAGE FR1ER LEG QTRS 49 (S 1~. SPARE RIB BATTER DIP FISH <s ~~. h•> POLISH SAUSAOEcs ~~. ~·•·> (5·6 LB. A~O.) PORK LOIN RACINE - Appro11mate1y 3\l acres ol land wrlh a 3-4 bedroom hOfl1e Also rn · eludes a small mobile home for rental rncomc ASKING $24,000 00. . 39v LB. COUNTRV STVLE 1/2 Ill DOLE PORt - Tnrs old er home rs close to stores and sc hools. Two to lhree .bed· room s. level lol, car pe~rng ana' other nrce featu res. Nr ce Iron! Siltin g porch MAK E OffER $1 9,000'00 59+ HEAD 3 11t. h1 CROP or GOLDEN 891~ CALIFORNIA ICEBERO ;, CHOPPED MIDDLEPORT - Here rs a two slory eolonral rn town,lhal has many great fealures. GreaiiMng room, Great w(Xldburner frreplace, Great workshop, plus a Great apartment lor rentai rnrome. WANTS $34.900.00. It ._-,_, E. CUUHO, . ..... 997-b"1 II AN TlUSSill ............ ···-1660 DOll~ IUIII<II ............. 7. !697 TUO tlfrtl ........... ,.. 9419- 3010 OffKE ..-. .............. ...... 992'-USt SIRLOIN PATTIES s~~. P••·" 749 LB. SYRACUSI, OHIO Moat Foreign and TEAFORDm Real Estate ~ RUt.TOt 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1·16141·992-3326 NEW LISTING- 7 yr. old, 6 rm. house, 3 BR, 2 baths, gas furna ce, 2 por chts. storms. vrnyl sr d rn~ near swrm pool. Only $27,000. NEW LISTING - 6 rm. one lloor. lull h'" ~ .nt rn Racrne oe ()•\-. "' tot 2 porche!., \ ":. 1urnace and m reasonble reparr SIB.700. $18.700. NEW LISTING - 58 acres. 8 yr old home. 2 baths, 3 BRs. gas & wood heal. carpetrn g_ Lg. sundeck and well waler. In the Coumry. $49,500. IIODERN BRICK - 2 ~ baths, 3 BRs, master39xl5. 2 f11eptaces. lg_ lamrly rm ., dbl garage. equrpped krlchen and ~ ~- 1o1 s1:10 non POIIE ROY .- 2 lots on East Marn 9 rms.. gas furnace. nrce krlchen, garage and vrew of rrver. $29,500. NEAR POMEROY - I 55 acre JuSt ofl Rt 7 out ol town. $4,000 14 ACRES - Free gas, Southern schools & sprrng. $10.500 6 ACRES - 6 rm., A-hame rn good condrtion. 2 ~ baths. 2 bus. rms., full basemen! and lg, garage ·on Sl. Rt. $59,900. SYRACUSE - 5 rm. frame near sc hool. Gas lurnace. 3 BR. garage and mce lot. Owner frnancrng, $15.000. COUNTRY HOllE - Appro•. 2 acres on good gra~el road. 3 BR, nrce krtchen, elec. and wood heal, range, refrrg., rn sulated . Drilled well. ·$38,000. Ill DOLEPDRT - 7 rm. · frame near swrm pool. 4 BR. gas FA furna ce. carpeting and garage. Askrn g$26.500. SYRACUSE - 10 yr. old ranch 7 rms, 3 BR, all elec. Range , refrrg., washe r, dryer. disowasher, carpetrng on ~ acre. $45.000. CERTIFIED APPRAISALS THOROFARE MARGARINE PARKAV MARGARINE 30/1 LB. 6/3 lh. Bowls ITEM QUANTITY CASE 1ft CASE ............$5° 0 oo HALF FULL CASE - ~ THOROFARE ITEM $ SO THOROFARE 4 SALTINES PEAS MIXED ~EGETABLES THOROFARE TOMATO RTEIIIIIG ' L8. $16 SMOWFLOSS oz. ~EtETABLE 12/J L8. FULL .CASE PORIC'N BEANS *10 24/16 taoo *1000 *1000 CASE 1ft CASE ............ $ CITRUS PUNCH 6/64 oz. CHILl O THOROFARE 1 *20 EVAP. $ MILK *10 CASE '12 CASE ............ $400 HALF CASE .ITEM QUANTITY FULL _CASE CASE $500 1ft CASE ............ *2 ITEM FULL CASE SNOWFLOSS SAUERKRAUT lltltll~lt, T••••• ...... lf•••l• *4 cTHOROFARE LOVALTV TOMATOES THOROFARE *12 CATSUP 24127 50 Certified Licensed Shop 12/tlB. *to HALF CASE *S THOROFARE MUSH· ROOMS DOMINO SUGAR . 2411D'It 24/16 oz. *10 24/4 *12 2S l8. BAO sso ,. .I I ... (304) 675-4340 ' AA/EOE MARCUM CONTIACnNG CHESm, OHIO l t2Min •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS - BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAL REMOOEUNG & REPAIRS BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 985-4141 GINIIAI CONTIAOOIS 9-21-1 mo. pd. Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT BEER & WINE A crullu 6-8 pm-Drinks SO< VCR TAPE RENTAl W. Vl.lOnERY . CARRY-OUT ••corall~ •llpitlo.: ~J('l. Nw Will H- Pfllia UltiN FACIMYER 10-8-lfc lnlf. Dftgrgfint (gMult.nt ~ro<~~ror Middhport, Oh. 15760 l95o.• Rd. BOGGS 16141 992-HSI 1·24·1 mo ~ ICUT OUT FOR FUTUIE USEI KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All M•h• •Washer& •Di1hw1shers •R•nges •Retriger~tors •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE REPAIR Electronic Organs Mobile service most complete line of RUSONUL£ • IELIAtll 8-20. '86 tin and re· and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. rn~rir PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1· 13·tfc •Parents• Anniveraary •Baby Shower MIIOING CONSUlTANI •Fami.l y Reunion •Any Spacial IVONNI SOUl 8 rid1l Regiitry and Occaaion WeddinQ Flowers and PH._992·6959 Aceeuortes in this 1ree LaSALLE GALLEIY 9-11-1 mo. Middltport-992- Announce 111 enl s 3 Announcements CHESHIRE Need • perm1Try us ... wefeMure REDtc:EN 'S BEST perms! No appointments, juat w•llr. in at FIESTA HAIR FASHIONS , 322 SECOND AVE . 448-9182. SENIOR CITIZENS ... we care about you! Come to FIESTA HAIR FASHIONS anytime and gtn a 10o/ o discount on env h•rcare 1ervicn valued at •7 or morel FIESTA HAIR FASHIONS 322 SECOND AYE . 446·91 62. 367-0322 ~==::::~9-~2~3-~1~m~o=-~~4 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING Now Open 7 Days A Week DAILY 10 AM-6 PM Located at Corner of Rt. 143 and. Rt. 7, Pomeroy Purchasing all types of non-ferrous scrap GLASS .. ... 2¢ lb. #1 Copper Current 53¢ lb . Top Grade Alumi11um Sheets 40¢ lb. Aluminum Cans 34¢ lb. 9-11· 1 -ac LISA M. KOCH, M.S. l: z - 417 Second Awnue, Box 1213 Glllipolis, Ohio 45631 2328 . Old furniture. toys, quilts , dil· hwtre, •tc. One piece or whole housetlold. cHh peid. 304-6757218 or 676·1899 . St:rv1ces 11 Help Wanted Avon-Sell Avon for Christm11. Mskt40 percent. Call614-446· 3358 . EXCELLENT WAGES for spare time anembly work; electronics, crafts. Oth.era. Info 16041 641 -0091 E•t. 2987. Open 7 dl"f'•· CALL NOW! SYSTEMS ANALYST - Fortran or Baaic able 120o/ oprogreming): Familiarity with DEC VAX end MUMPS helpful. Minimum 2 yt~lis Fortran training and 2 yean experience. Competh:lve sal.rv and tll.cellent fringe btnefha. Sent '"ume to the Pertonnet· Department. Hol•er Clinic. P .O .Bo• 344. Gallipolis, Ohio 46831 . NO PHONE Free Christm.. display kit· Friendty Home Pani11 now has op~~nlnga tor menager1 and dt .. tn in your ar ... All new C~rittrn• line of quality mer· chandisa at reasonable prices-no service cherg•no paper WOfk· high commi11iun and ovtrrk.le. Ca111-100-227·1&10. SYSTEMS ANAlYST - Fortran or Basic eble 120 per cent prooremmihg) ; Familiarity with DEC VAX and MUMPS helpful. Minimum 2 yean experience. Comp.. itive aalllf)' and e ... ct41ent fringe benefits. Send reaume to the Pertonnel Departmant, Hol~:er Clinic, P .O . Bo• 344, Gallipolia, Oh. 411631 . No phone cella. " HIRINGI GoVernment jobs • your area. •15,000. ae8.000. cdle wtth POII•n. 304·871-8783. I Ladl• · Don't miu thit rare opportunity. Work part-time till December. Top pay. More deteila or interview. C.ll todey, Betty va...uo, )o•-744-0924 . lmm.ti.te opening for dnk cterk. apply in peraon, Hollidey Inn, Rt. Gallipolis, Ohio. NO 304- 87&·&418 eher 4 :00pm. lost and Found Found: Oerman Shepherd wtth sitvtr chain around n •. Ch.-ollas Lake area. Cell 114·441· l u -. R-nl. Coli 114-Me· 2122 or 114-141-21111. · Loat: Fe.................... wllho, tan-. 0 - pet. Reward. Call M•nlng Ktoea 814-112-3714 . . .1 . 00 Family Comn1unitv Sale: Ewin_gton Legion Hall} EurCise billa, air compresser. a~r wrench, window ahadea, ceramics, home interior. Radii arm-saw, babvboys-womtn· m.ens clothing ell aires, bedspread & curtains, baolca, outdoor 11.mas lights, nic-nact. Something tor EtVeryb· ody. 1-2 -3 . 10· 6 . 5 family Garage Sal a: Oct. 1 st6 2nd. 521 Magnolia Or. 9 :00· 5 :00. Misc. items. Hanis Bapiat Church. Oct. 1 6 2 . 9 -4 . 1 mi. wen of Rodney , Rt . 35. 12 Situations Wanted For nice lady that needs e nice home in1tted of w•gn, live In with very little work to do . Be companion for middle aged ill 3 Family Yard Sale- Fri . Oct. 2. 9 -6. Johnaon 's Trailer Perk on Bob McCormick Rd . Dishes, clothing , Ehtis elbuma, knick· knacka, tools, handmade items, tome collectible items. A little bit of everything. No saln before Yard Sale: BulaviUeTownhouSe. Sept. 30. Oct. 1. 2. a. 3. Comforts. boys- wom4tfls· mens coata 6 clothing. Urge Four Family: Rt . 141 . loft on LeGrande. Thurs., Fri. 9 -5. Sat. 9 -1. Coats, jetnt, sweater•. spreads, maternity, childrens. Thura. & Fri. 700 Th ird. 9 · 6. Houtthold, cloth~ · tiret boy a& girli 2-3T-Iadies 9 -10- mens lerge. 3 Family Yerd Sale: Farm View Middleport & Vicinity 18 Wanted to Do 114· 912- Jlm'sOddJobServioe- palnttng, carperrt• work, tundeck, aidln... Verd tate Oct. 1·4 . Bald Knob Rd.'· Steve Fitchu. 9 -6 . Clo· lhlng, llouuwere, etc. Bland residence (the old Fither prol*'t¥). above Southern High School, St. Rt. 124. October 1-B. 9:00·8 :00. Call614-948- 3014 rooflnt. Call114-371-2418. • 1---·--,-,--:-:---- 0ueltly roofing. FNe 110 a..,.,., Contact Ran...., • 3 miles Iouth of Middlepon on entm••· 114--.1117. ., ~ ntl · Cen do ....,.h ,..... Mlnnt• raoflng. Reaton•blt retes. M•rlon In __ 814·141·2129. Fri. a!'ld Sa, . Oct. 2nd and 3rd. ' 9-4:30 . Houle directly behind King Builders in Middleport. Chi ldrens. adult elothing, 11(011 bonlot, bicycles, small applian: cea, mise items . Rain cancels. Middl eport-668 S . 3rd. St., Sept. 30. ihru Fri. Oct, 1 . 8 -&. Clothes all sizes, Iota of other things. hercise berich. kitchefl cable, hand made crafts. Rain cancela. 2 mile s out Rt . 143. Wed. Thur. Fri. Triple wall stove pipa, trudle bed, gal heater. antenna . much more . 614-992-3647. 4 fa mily yerd sale. 109 Spring, Pomeroy. Oct . 1.2.3. 9-&. lnside if raining. Garage ale: 3 family . Oet. 1-2. 9 till 4 . Five Points. turn on Ftarwood at Sim reaidents. large family yari sale. Friday.· Oct . 2 . 9:00-2 :00. Vine St., Raeine. Garage Sale. October 2nd and 3rd. 9 :00-5:00. 405 fourth St .. Raci ne. low pricei and free items. Friday and Saturday. 3 miles up Forest Run Rd . off Rt . 7 . Children ' s clothM, kitchenware. Oet. 2 end 3, 9·6. On old 33. across from Po meroy Health Care Center. B oy .~ and girls clothing, 4 · 10 good condition. Adult c lothing : 21 in . cabinet T.V . m isc. ·. Garage sale·Main St .. ~utland . Thur. and Fri. 9-5. 4 family, Center co nsole for Mini Van, Rees e hitc h for chevy SH or blazer , bowling balta and countrv Cr!lftS. Fri. 2nd, Sat . 3rd. Sun . 4th from 9-5 . Rein or shine. A big 6 famlty yard aa le. We' ve got enryttting. Clothes, furniture. dishn, toys and iot1 of mise items. Turn right at Proffit• atore in Portland, go 1A mile t o the church on the right hand side. Fri. and Sat. Oct. 2 end 3. SR 143. 1tt. house paat Harrison· ville Elem . Oresaer. 2 bed frames, bik111. .Moving. Furniture. houathold itema, old sewing ma c hine~ . wardrobe. incubator, pictures, books . magazines , avon , clothes. Oct. 2 , 3 . 9 a.m . IndoorS. rain or thin,e. Darwin. brick house, SA 681 , 3 miles west of Rt . 33 . WOmen, men. girls clothing. Household, mise items. Oct. 2,3,4 . One mite from Langsville. Co. 10 - 0e~:ter Ad. 10-6. Phone 614-742-2668 . 3 family . Oct. 2 & 3. Lynn Shuler. 49768 SR 338, Letart, Ohio. Quality clothing all tiles. furniture, round oak table, 3 chairs, glassware, toys, many good mis~- Garege ule-Behind Gulf atetion in downtown Middleport. Rocking chair. trolling motor. roto tiller, canning jars, much more. Oct. 2nd. 9 -3 and Oct. Jrd. 9- 1. Men, women, ehildren's clothing. Mise furniture including stove and refrigerator. Take SR 124 thru Rut111nd to lasher Rd . (county Rd. 131 before Miles Cemetery approx . 2 mil ... Brown trailer between intersection of lasher and Swick. Nici nsky (tlidence. ...... ·p-o;n·e-rciY' ··---··-· Pi.no IIIIOnL Hglnnlng and intermediate etudents . Call Ter~ Davllet 114·111·1311 . '0 Huge Moving Sale: Thousands of itema, furniture, cloth•, dithes, toys & ete. Fri. & Sat. 9 :00AM-6 :00PM . Rein or Sine. Owt of Gallipolis-141 to Centenary, turn right follow moving ule sign. Off At . 35-Mitchftfl Rd. follow moving sale signa. Rd. e11tofSauaageShop. Oct. 2 • 3. Schools Instruction 5 fomilvw••••• Roe;no. vo11ow Bush Rd. Oc::t. 1 and 2. libby Fisher's. New mattress, w11htr. dryar, 2 -14 in. tires and rims, twin bed . atareo 8 track, CB and 1ntenna. Cit" radio. AM -FM cassette, speed bicycle, atari and games, running bolfdl and mu~ gerds for small truck . A little bit of everything. 13 Butternut, Pomeroy, Friday. CoHee tables. tool s, canner. "'!inter clothing . (alee. supplies), k•tchen were. much more. Babysitting Job wanted: Chrlt· tlan mother will bab¥alt. Eap• rlenc.t. Ref..ncea. Any Houn. 16 ... First time ever- Giganti e yard nle: Oct. 1 . 2. 3. Numerous h•nd tools, Clothing S. misc. household items. Old 160 at Evergreen . Watch for signs. 304-876-1040. Lolf: In &..han WM. White and blonde fuz~ dog. AntWen to · 3 mi. hom Fit. 7 on Hazel Ridge Ad., Oct . 1-3, 9 -5. Counter top table, 6 chaira, drapes. lamps, etc. Pennington residence. Fol low aigns on Teens Run Rd . north of Eureka. 1068 2nd. Ave. Cloth... all silt I- tum mer & winter. Kero· sene heater, radio & apeekert. Thurs. & Fri. 9-6. monthl Old black malt dog, gontlo end friondly, ....., Garage Sale : Thurs .. Fri. & Sat ., 9:00·5 :00. 1089 S111cond Ave . Commodore Computer, c lo thing and misc. items, 8 :30. lody. Coli 814-441-111&. male Fri. l Sat. . 9 -6 . 1st houte out Lit1le Kyger Rd . past Kyger Creek High Schqol. Oebb'v Or.- Oct . 1st, 2nd, 3rd. 8 :30 -6 :30 . Rain or Shine. Di.shu , glauware, Salt & Peppers, misc. 2902. Regi1tered Garage - Oct. 1, 2. 3 behind Bidwell P .O. A:ntique mirror, lots of diahes, houNwarea, clothing and misc. R.N . appllcati9ns now being accepted for full time potidon, . Pleuant Valley Nursing Care Center. apply penonnel offic. PIMIInt Velley Hosp, 30•·876· PHONE CALLS PLEASE. 304-87&-1219 . Garage Sale: off Rt . 7 Bulaville Pk., 2 miltl, 1st i"oad left . pass Adda'olille School , Jrd drive right. White house-red bern. Creft1. clothes, motorcycle, misc. Oct . 1st - 3rd. Big yard ule: Thurs .. Fri. & Sat. Patriot & Gage Rd . HatfiiHd's, Very Friendly - 1 mala dog, German Sheph.-d and Collie to a good home. St . At . 279 . 1h mile out . Thurman, Shirley Arrowood ' s. Furniture. clothes, odds & end a. Oct. 2 & 3 . 9 · 5. AVON · All areas. Call Marilyn Weber 304-882-2845. CANDLE CONCEPTS HIRING TODAY ThrH male puppl ... two Beagle type1 and one n"'iud bNH, 1even wefts old, fat and happy. Ideal play matts for your child· ren , call aher 5 :30. 304-176· 5 Family yard sale- Frida~ Oct. 2 at 148 4th Ave. From 8 -5 lots of goodies! Yard Sale: Oct. 1 Green Terrace at Centenary. Home int., jr. aize clothing, misc. 1 0 -6. f rN pu ppin, M u 1t giveaway or Hnd to ·pound . Nine wka. old. 2341h W.Mein St., Pom•oy. 304·875·3252. Yerd Sale: Oct. 1, 2, 3 , 9 · 6 :30. ."5 miles out Rt . 218. Children, woman, men c lothin g and m isc. things. Help othert, make friends, VO· LUNTEEA at Amerlcare · Pomeroy Nursing Center. Phone Jan Bu.adrk It 814-992·8801. Cell 16021 638 · 8886 . EXT 1203"' Small mixed breed part Beqle,.Jood whh children, 1peytd, h all 1hou, Big! GiantlYerdSale!Whi chwas c•ncelled beceuae of r'!ln last week. Will be this weP:. Wed., Thurs .. Fri., & Sat. Also free hemt. Complete baby line. tools, dishes. tricyclet, bicycles, and much more. Centenary area rigt"!t off 141 - '4 mile down Uncoln Pike. 9 -6 . 6 Kid Watcher for 2 school age kids· in my home in city 6 days a wetlt. C11H 614-446-2153 and leevam•sage. 6 month old puppy. Part Beagle. Fem .. e. 814-742 -3061 . 4 Pet Mice. Call after 4:30p.m .. 304-875-3011 . 2 Fa.mity. ClothH, dishes, tools, sweepers, other items. First house below Sanders Or. Oct . 1 ,2,3. 9-4. NeighborhOod Rd. Yard Sale: Shoal Ck. Ad. Crown Cily . Oct. 1. 2. 3: 10-3. 1181. Ucensed Clinical AudioJO&ist . (614) 446-7619 or (614) 99H601 . Want~ t9 buy. standing timber. Call AI Tromm at 614 ·742- 4340. AA -EOE . 10 ktttena: All colors. 6 ·7 wks. old, Calll14-388-8278. 8 ~ Giveaway Yellow ltrippH btut eyed met. kitten. 304-611-1141. Computerized Hearina Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds · Interpreting Services Furniture, d ishes , antiques, m isc. 3"h m iles up little8ullskin. George Mooney 's Res . Wed. -Fri. Government Joba. 11 6 ,040· *69. 230 yr. Now hirin_g . Call 806-687-6000 Ext. R-9806 for current federal liat. •Wadding JAN!! VINOI •All MAKES •30 YEARS EXPERIENCE •WORK GUARANTEED •REASONABLE RATES Buying daily gold. si!ver coins. ~ingt, jewelfv, tterling ware, old coins, l•rge currency. Top pri· en. Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. AYe. Middleport. Oh. 114· ••o Party Rummage Sale: Thurs. & Fri .Oct. 1 • 2. 9 AM til 1 428 Second A ve. Complete Htatn, hounful, an· tlques, coins- old guns. gla..were. Call Brian LA• 814-385· 6099 . Cash paid. Furniture. PM . HAVE A VIDEO TAPE MADE... !lltul IIOOSION & Vicinity Upp• S~ond 11210) 3 Family. Winter coat• • clothes Itllaireal. heavy dinette chair~ ; dilh•. cumins, bedlpre.ads, record, tapes, gam•. apoakttra. electrical items. Free items. Low pricH- everything muat Go I 9 - 6 , Oct. 1-Thurs .. Oct. 2 -Fri. 379·2;021 . STENCILING CLASSES APPUANCE SERVICE & REPAIR 9789. Wented· Reliable person to babysit weekdsyt in my home for 6 yr. old In Rio Grande area. Cell 614-246-5801 ahe.r 8 :00 •Child's Birthday lOW I WIIATH MAKING Building Site- 1 -2 acrts within 16 minutes of town . CuhorCO . Call by 11 -15-87. 61• · 388· FREE · or more country wick•. woodcrahs, porcelain • bfan · decor. How ? Call 614- IASIIET WIAVING and TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service I family yard aale.. 6 miles down At . 7 . Mon. 28-Sat . 3. 2889. Farm E,al pman t Parts & sn•lu Alto Trtu111lulo11 PH. 992-$682 or 992-7121 SIGN UP NOW FOR Wanted to buy: Long wood. Call envtim• C & R Firewood. Call Babysitter : Nonamolling Christian in my home for 3 yr. old, Mostly evenings, some deyt. Reftrenc ... Call 614-446 - Aulhorix ... John Deere, New HollarMI, lush Hag farm lquipmont Dealer AUTO &TRUCK J.R.'s REPAIRS Yard Sale: 5 family. Infant, ba.by, womtttl ' s clothes. Bikes. misc. Rain/ Shine. Tara Apertmenta. At . 7 Addison . CALLS . U. S. RT. SO fAST GUYSVIlLE, OHIO Rt. 124, Pomoror Ohio 4 51!c 614-843-5248 SALES & SERVICE Roger Hysell Garage 6-17-tlc WANTED TO BUY: Used wDOd & coal hNten . Swain'• Furniture, Jrd. • Ol+ve St. Gallipol is. Call &1•~448 · 3159 . Elll(lloyn11:nl CUFTON, W. VA. Happy Hour ---- ·Gallip--olis________ -- 192-3476. REFERENCES PhDnt Day or Ennin• RAILROAD JUNCTION Help Wan1ed Pleasant Valley Hospital and Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Center are seeking highly motivated registered nurses for full and part-time employ· ment. Current benefits include: medical and dental ' in· surance, retirement plan, life insurance. shift premium pay, malpractice insurance. tuition reimbursement and more. Call or visit the ~ursing Service offices at Pleasant Val· ley Hospital, Point Pleasant, West Virginia, for more infor· mation. IUSINIIS 'HONE · (6141 992-USO RESDENCE PHONE (6141 "2-1754 9-11).1 mo. d. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES' FOR REGISTERED NURSES ... Pay Your Phone Bills Here PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Headqu,u ter ~ 11 >fl!lln We Carrv Fishing Supplies All Major & Minor Repairs NIASE Cerliliod Mech..,ic Ho'u smq PILLSBURY BISCUITS 6/4 PAIC . ' ,_ " At Reasonable Prices" 982·3326 SUNNt DELIGHT SALES & SERVICE Domestic Vehicles A/ C Service "DOC" VAUGHN l£AOING CREEK ROAO A beaulrlul brrck ranch home srlualed on •PP• 3 acres ol land ThiS newer home wrlh cenlral arr IS rn excellent co ndrtron and off· ers 2 bedrooms, a l•mrly room wrth shdrng door to v r~w a rear palro and satel· lite drsh 1'-1 balhs, I car garage, fenced yard. yoong orchard $60,000 00 u.s. NO. t MICHIOf so lit. It•}. WHITE , .~ 8Y VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEl SERVICE TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer uMd cars. Smith Iuick-Ponti..:, 1911 e.. tern Ave .. Gallipolis. Call &1•--.a- 814-367, 0669 . •HOME BUILDING CAll 992-6756 E. Molr•Wa POMEROY ; O. N.w Loc:atiori:: 161 Nortll S.ronol Middltporl. Ollio 45760 8-24-17-1 mo. Pomeroy, Ohio 992 · 2259 . HOURS, Tuo.-Wod..fr< 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Suo4oy, I p.m.• J p.m. ly Ct.." or Appoint~t V. C. YOUNG. Ill Middlepon. Oh io PRICE REDUCED on lhiS Hand1cap ac cessrble home Ramp ways, specl!l floor coverrng. speci al balh frxlures, etc All desrgned wrth lhe handrcapped rn mrnd. Really nr ce 3 bedroom home wrlh frreplace. basemen! & porch area Large mod ern krlchen. NOW $34,900 00. IDAHO POTATOES,,_ U.S. No.1 New Crop ~ Pomtroy RUSS MOORE Behind Blue Tenan, I• ·· lfree Estimates) SAT.. OCT. 10. 1987 . 1:00 P.ll. se or Buy By The Case, 1/t AddOna •nd remodeling Roofing and guner work Concrete work Plumbing •nd electrical From Savannah, Georail Real Estate General ,OCTOBER 1st, 2nd, 3rd ·- 1124 East Main St, PH. 742-2027 ~~~~ • ..... -'!!IN•"•· . •·~,;N.u 2282. RESIDENTIAl t COMMEACIAl ANnQUES BUY OR SEll Riverine Antiques I .........-. ;..z ACCENT B•trwo•ittina in my home • • •dl"f'•· u.p«lenc.ct. non-amoUr. between OrdinM~::e and Jr. High Schools, rt1'..-ene. .. 304· 875· 361fS. At. 7 . 4 f.mlly. Clothing, mile. O.t- 2nd ontl3rd. 201.- S t., Middl-ri. O.t. 111., 2nd. and 3rd. Furniture end houuhold h~ma. chll,d rena, and odull clothint. 4 family yard sale. Thur. and Fri. 9-1. in Bradbury bes ide WMPo: Three families cleeried atlicsand garages. 489 Pelm•. Middl• port. Oct. 1. 9 :00a .m. First time ,-.,.rl One diV only. Thursday. Oct. 1 . 9 tillS. Runell Spencer resid ence on the West Shade Road. Syracuse Shelter House At. 124 below swimming pool. Sponsored by Ledies Miulonery Society. Oe1 . 2 . -- ---PfPieaiiliiir·--& Vicinity ....... ....... ~ ----- ···- ------··-~ Yard Sale. 100 Ninth Street Point Pleasant, Thurs. Oct. 9:00 till7 , 1: 4 family Vard sale," Thun and Friday, 123 Park Drive, lots" small childrens clothing, prices 2&c. soc , s1 .oo·. 3 family yard sale, Thura and Fri. 9:00 till ?. Rain or s hine. Bu rdette Addn. Sale : Ocr. 1st-2nd-3rd. 504 Holloway, He nderson. Books, crafts, s upplies. flower arrangement s, New toys and Gift items. Antiqu e dishn, curtains, clothes and many misc. items. Rain or ahilre. • Yard Sale, Oct 1 and 2, acrosa from Beale School, Gallipolis Ferry. WV. Fouf' fami lv gerege Ille. Oct 1 and 2 . 9 :00 till 4 :00. 303 Seventh St .. New Haven, wv. Big Garage Sefe. nice tables. bedspreads . . wide draperies, chair, outt ide door, roll-awev bed. aH aizes nic• clothing, boya and girlt, Lee jeans, mise:. Sandy Heighta. 1 mile out Sand Hih Road, follow signs, Fri and Set, 8 :30 till 4:00. 6 family yard ule, 6 mile~ out Jerry 't Run Roed, Apple Grove. New Items for Christ~nes, Oct 1 to Oct 1. Don' t miss thla one. Gigantic Verd Sale, O~;t. 1.2. 3; Powell's hrber Shop, OeflipoHe Ferry. •I most all flrtt time itema. Big Yard Sale, 111• miiH out Jericho Aqed , Oct . 2 and 3 . Frl and Set. �.· 18 Wanted to Do 46 LAFF-A-DAY I will do baby sitting In my home. Trailer padt with tie downs. Large garden • yard on R~ . 1 6Q. 1100 a mo. Call 114- 388-9354. 304-882-3711 . Financial 21 Mobile Home lot . 60ft. or 1111. 920 -4th., GallipoliS . .875 . Weter paid, Call614-446·4418 after 7 PM . Business Opportunity 49 ING CO . recort"~nlends that you do business with people you For Luase 614-367-0138. And NOT to send money throu·q h the mail until you have in\ote5t•gated the offering. · Merchandise Business For Sale: Good loca- Gallipolis Daily Tribune. Gallipolis. Villag e Cut Rare for sale. Call 614 -949 · 21 4 0 before 5 o00 p .m . 614·9•9- 2220 evenings. Own vour own apparel orshoe sto re . c hoose from : Jeansportswnr, ladieJ app are l. mens, children -maternity, large sizes , petite. dancewear aerobic. bridal.lingerieoraccesser ies store. Add color &nalysis Brands : Liz. Claiborne, Gasoline, Healthte•, Levi, Lee, Camp Beverly Hill s. St . M ichele, Chaua, Qutback Red, Genesis,· Forenza , Organically Grown, over 2000 others. Or S13 .99 one price design er, multi tier pricing discount or family shoe store. Ael&il prices unbeliewable for quality shoes normally priced from :Sl9 to SBO . Over 250 brands 2600 styles. $14.800 10 $26. 900: Inventory. train ing, fixtures, grand opening, airfare, ate. Can open 15 days . Mr. Keenan 305- 366 -8606. for ule in Middleport -Pomeroy area. Call 614- 992-6382 after 2 :00 p..m. Real Estate :31 Television Viewing 379-2652. 1979 Honde Tra1190. low miles. · like new. 1460.00. 304-175 · Cemetary lot for 2 persons at Memorial Gardens. $500. Call 1514-446·2520. 8 1731 . 76 1976. Honde Motorcycle 500 T, Sell Or Trade. 1984 Ford EscortStandard. Copper-non Baagle pups. Cell 814 · 367 -7230." 1:00 (}) Crazy Like anolher Fox Boats end Motors for Sale SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 King wood burner ., Good cond., $100. 2.76 gal. fuel oil tank. $66 . Call 614·379- 2152 after 7 :00PM . Homes for Sale "Dt'd you ever stop to thl' nk • p lanet wou ld b e a that t h IS Will help finance or land con tract . 10 yr. old house. 3 Br., Patriot Village. Call 614 -446 1340, 446 -3870. 4 BR ., fireplace, full basement . 3 mi. so. of Gallipolis. $34,900. Call Oays-614 -446 -1615, after 5:00- 446 - 1244. Fo r Sale By Owner- Nice ~3 br. home on 2 acres of land. Heat pump, ct~ntral air, rutal water. Price to sell. Call 614- 3670135 . Saje-Rent : Ranch style . large kitchen , utility rm ., single gar· age Like new . Carpet thru-out. Call61 4· 446 -1358. 4 br .. home, 2 acres . & bldg .. $40 0 a mo. Log home, 2 br. off Sr. 35 , S250 a· m o. Virginia L. Smith Re Al EstRte 614 -388 - eB26 . Handi Man Special· 5 room and bath, attic. base ment. 1 1 0 State St. Price neg. Call 614 -992 - 3725 . Ranch- style house w1th breath taking view of river . 3 bedrooms, 1 baths. full basement, att· ached g&rage. Shown by ap· pointment only. 614· 992-3850. v, 6 rooms. bat h, 1 V:f acre. Was S27 ,500., redu ced to $24.000. New shingled roof, outtluildings. cellar. Ca11614 -992 -7453. 2 or 3 bedrooms. double lot. close to schoo l ~ and stores. Farms for Sale For Sale By Ownar- 50 acre farm: 1 0 acres tillable, 16 acres pasture, 26 acres timbM. Farm pond. N ice 3 br. ho!Tle· central air, rural water . Call 614 -367· 0135 . 34 Business Buildings Commercial buildings for leau. Downtown Pt. Pleasant . Stores. offices. A -One R. .l Eatata. C&rol Yeager. Broker. Call 304 675 -5104. 36 Lots & Acreage 2 Building lots- 1 Vz acres each with count'f water. Jerrys Run Rd . Apple Grove, W . Va . Call 1 00•11 0 lot Charry St. New Haven, W. Va. 304 -882-2954. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent N icely furni1hed small house. Adults only. Referen ce• re quired . Off 1treet parking, Ph. 4 BR. house for rent . 3 mi. so . of Gallipolis. S300 a monlh plu1 dep. Ref . required. Call 614 446-1615. After 5:00PM .. call 446· 1 244 . 4 BR . house on 1 acre. E~~~:cel location. Ref. Call A -1 Real Estate Brolier. Call 304 -675 5104 Ot 675 -7738 . Unfurnished house. 3 br. Rod· ney Village II . 5275 . Call 614 446 -4416 after7 :00 PM . 3 br. with garage. Rodney II. S300 a month. Dep . & Ref. required. Call &fter 4 :00 PM 614-3e8-8624. 2 Br. house-full size basement. fuel oil furnace in Eureka. S200 per mo. plus utilities . Call 614-256-6547 . Resto red house In country· 2 BR , large living room. good location . Call 614 -446 - 9442 . 6 rms . & b8th, 128 State St., S200 monthly plus utilities . Ref. & Sec. Oep. required. Call 614 -446 -0254 . 2 br., houae for rent . 2 br. traii8T for rent . located in Rio Grande, beside college. Call 614 -446 1 323 or 245- 9170 . 2 br. at Patriot! appro11 . ~ a'cre yard . $125 a mo. Catl614 · 379 - House for rant , A&yburn Road. 304 -675-5253. . 262e. for Sale 1976 Bayview 14x70 - 2 br., front den. porch & awning. ac., $8000. Call 614 -256- 9309 . 1974 Community 2 br. and bath w ith 10x14 add on. Call 614245 -9103 or 446 -7716. 1981 Nashua 14x 64 2 br., refrig .• st ove . underpinning. CA. Call 614-286 -4833 after 6 :00 PM . 1976 Buddy 1'4 x5 5 with 12x32 additio n · 3 br . 2 porches, underpinning, wo od burner, an te nnae. S8500 or best best of1er . Call 614 -446 -8427 af1er 3 bedroom . $200. ·per month . Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy . Call between 9 :00 and 6 :00. 614- 99:i-55e7. Small 2 bedroom hol,ll8 with basement end garage unfurnished. nice y&rd . Will accept one child, $235, refetence and deposit . 304 - 675 -2661 . 2 bedroom cottage, 2 1 03 Jef· farson Avenue. Redecorated and new cerpet . 1225 per month. Available at once. 304 -676- 4100. 3 bedroom. bath , garage, Chandler Drive, Point Plaaaant, UOO.OO month, call 1·304· 755 -0128 ask for Dave. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 5. 1970 FHtzcraft 12.rc70, 3 bed· room trailer . $5500. call 614- 256-1613 CA$H for you r home. Now bl.'ying pre· 78 models. Get our bid before you tradal 800-826· 0752 ext, 315 . REPOSSE SSED 14 wides . $ 500 down, taka over pay· ments. Wo have'em, we finan· ce' em. FREE DELIVERY . Call today for' best selection 614· 772· 1220 or 614· 773 - 3926 . 14x70 Concord 1974, 3 br., total el ec., All -n ew c arpet. Extra nice throughtout. Large bath. Call61 4 -446 -0175 . 14x70 Windsor with 14x 30 addition, exc co nd. bl&ck top road . approx 3 acres, Gallipolis Ferry. 304 -676 -6930. 1971 Mobile Home, 3 bed· roo ms. 1 V:; baths, ce ntral air, half 111cre. Will sell separate, $1 0,000. 304· 773 - 5361 . 1 972 Windsor mobile home, 12~~:70 with e11pando. w indow air co,nd . gas stove and ret. 30 4-675-1568 Furni1hed mobile home. 304· 675 -6512 . 1 977 Oak.b rook. 14x65, all electric home, fully c arpeted. stove and ref, undf:lfpenning ttnd blocka included. ready to move. $6 ,500.00. 304-773 -5819 Of Furnished 28R ., c&ble available, AC ., river view in Kan&uga. Fosters Mobile Home Park. Call 614-44e-1602. 2 br., waif to wall carpet. Private lot in Gallipolis. Call 814 ·446 · 1409 after 5 :00PM . Furnished 2 br. Mobile Hom~. Located in Centenary area. 8200 a mo. plus Dep, Call 61 4 -446 - Tra iler and lot, 304· 676 -7669 . Apar'tmunt Furnished Efficiency 8145 . Utili· ties paid, shJre bath. 607 Second Ave .. Gallipolis Ph. 446 -4 .. 16 aft&r 7PM. Upstairs unfurnished apartment. Utilities paid. Carpeted. no child· ren or pet a. Call 614 -446 -1637 2 BR . apts. 6 clouts, kitchen· eppl. furnished, Wather· Drver hook-up. ww carpet, newly p&inted, deck. Regency . Inc. Apts. Call 304-675· 7738 or 675-5104 . Furnished Apt .· 1 Br. $225 . , Utilitie~ paid. 701 4th Ave.Gallipolis. Call 61 4 -446-4416 after 8 :00PM . Furnished &pt. na•t' to ' library. One professional adult only. Parking. Call 614 ·448· 0338 . 2 Br -. carpet Stove. refrig . furnished . Washer· dryer hook· up. Water. garbege paid. N. .r Silv&J Bridge. Call 614 -446· 7025. Brookside Apartmenll : 446 · 1932 or 446 -4639. One bed· room apartment wilh large country kitchen, new applian· ces. utility roo m, water, sewer and trash service. provided. Quiet area. UnfurniShed apt. for rent S275. Cal,l614-446- 9244. Furnished apt.- 4 rooms and bath. Centrally loe&ted . Ret. and Sec. dep. requ ired. Call 614- 446 -0444 . Nice. 2 br. apt . Stove, retrig ., water furnished . 4 1h miles fro m Gallipolis. f210 a mo. No pata. Cal l 614· 446 -8038 . 5 rooms & bath upstairs apt. for rant . Celt dav1ime 61 4 -446 7572. e ... e' s 446 -1980. Ef1iciency apt. · Kilchette, bath. Utilities pa id. Single person . Private enuance & parking. $175 a mo. Call614 -446 -7516. Garage apt .· Nicely furn l1h8d. 3 rooms & bath . Washer. dryer, ac. Clean . No p ets. Adultl ontv . Dep. & ref. Required . Av& ilabla Oct , 1. Call fl14 -446 -1519. 2 Bedroom . · stove & refrig . furnished. carpetftd. Easy walh to downtown Gallipolis. &250 a mo. Phone 614 -245 -9696. Graciou1 living. 1 &nd 2 bed room 1pannients at Village Manor and Riverside Apart ments In Middleport. From 5215. including utilities. Call 614-992 ·77e7. EOH . 2 bedroom. upstairs. newly remodeled . Stove and refrigera tor furnished . S200. pe.- month plus utilities. &100. deposit required . Call 614 -992- 3489 ev.ening.s. One bedroom apartment in Middlepo/1 . $150. per month plus utilities. Call 614 -992 554~ days and 614 ·949-22 16 evenmgs . 2 bedroom furnished apt. tor rent in Middleport. Call 12 :00· 3 :00 or after 7 :30 p.m . 614 - 992 -50e4 . APARTMENTS . mobile homes. house~ . Pt. Pleaunt and Gallipo· lis. 614 -446· 8221 . 2 bedroom furnilftd apt. ref and depo1it, New Haven, W . Va ., 304-Be2 -3267 or 304 -7735024. 3 rOoms and bath. g&s heat, ground floor. waaher and dryer hook up, no children. immediate occup&ncy. No petl. phone 304-675-4480 ext 53 or eo. Two bed room apartment. 304 675 -2 648 . Furnished upper half of duplex, smalL Prefer single working adult . Carpeted and air condltl· oned. No pets. Available Oc tober 1 , 304 -675 - 2661 . Priv&ta unfurnished ganga apartment . good location . adult&. no pets, 304·675 -1056. 46 2390. Nice 3 bedroom trailer . Large yard . 314 3rd. St. Kanauga. Call 614-446 -7473. 2 br .• unfurnished trailer . $200 a mo. includes water. SW School Oist . 5100 Dep. Call614 -379 - 2376 or 379-2897. Trailer for rent in Tupp~s Plains. 3 bedroom . 8200. month plu1 deposit and utilities. 61 4·667: 34e7. starting· S99 . ~~~~-. B~~·9;~;'z9s: b'D'~~~';: 76 • (l) One Day 81 a Time 6:05 CIJ Allee 6:30 8 (%) G5J NBC Nightly Newa . (!) lnalde 1he PGA Tour (R) (IJ Gl]) ABC Ne-1;1 ~AID HE COULD~'T ~LEEP SECAU~E w~r;N Auto Parts HI' DREAMilD- & Accessories 2 bedroom mobile home. Syra· cusa. $160 month plus utilities. Deposit. Call 614- 992- 6732 after 5 :30 . 2 bedroom furnished trlil..-. total alectric. central air. good location. must have references, also small furni1hed efficiency apartment. 304 -773· 8944. 44 Rooms for rent. day . week . month. G"allia Hotel. Call 614· 446·9680. Rent BilOW a1 $120 mon~h . wringer waaher . 1!1 completelinfl of used furnitl.'re. NEW- We1tern boots· &30. Workboots $18 & up. {Steel & soft toe). Call614· 446 -3,59 . County Appliance. Inc. Good u1ed appliances &fld TV sets. Open SAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat. 614·•46 -1699, 627 3rd. A\le . Gallipolis. OH . GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Washers, dryers. refrigMators, ranges . Sk&ggs Applian c.es . Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel . 6,4-446- 7398. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Cl ,.. , One third HP furnace blower with ni'JW motor for ule. Good condition . 846 . Call 614·992 · 67 ............ 90 Days same &s cash whh approved credit . 3 Miles out Bulavilla Rd. "Open 9ai'TI to 5p,;, M on . ~hru Sai. Ph. 614 ·446 · 0322 . Save &ioi -Chftck us out for Carpet and furniture. 9x 12 C!npet, $50. 6 piecewoodUvii'!g room suit. S399 . Ntollohan Furnitl.'re. Upp'r River Rd . Call 61.·446-7444 . • PARSON'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc living wood suites, $3 99.95; chest of draw· ers, 4 drawer- $48, 6 draw er S59.95: manreu S. box springt tull siz111; 312 coil, $1 49.95 set ; twin m&ttresses. $95 set . For sale: Complete GreenhOuse. Call 614 -742 -3166. S BBfl light wedg~ood blue aofa. $250. 814 -992·7.866. Sea•onftd oak firewood . c:all 304-676- 2767 after 4:30. ElectroluM \llcuum cleaner. runs like new. with attachment._ 858.00 cash or terms errenged. Phone 304 -676 ·44 16. Bundy Clerlna't end Conn trumpet , Call 304 -882- 3310 aftlt' 4 :30p.m. ') U!!led refrigerators , w&shers and dryen . Mollo han Applian c.e , Call 614· 446· 1957. V&lley Furniture New en d used furn iture and appl icancas . · Call 614-446 · 7572 . Hours 9 -5. Whirlpool wa sher, S96 . Ken · more wBsher, S95. Maytag w as her , s 150. May tag washer lik e new, S175. K&nmore dryer. S95 . Frig. dryer. &75 . 40" alec. range , S7S . 30 " el&c. range, S75 . 30 " gas rang e. f95 . Har\lelt gold refrig .. $95 . White refri g . S95 . Sm&ll freezer , · S125 . Upright fretUer, S95 . Skaggs A.,pliances 579 Upper River Rd . '14 -446 -7398. Sofa & love seat. Very good cond . Call614 -388 -9026. 1977 Cutlau Supreme. 2 dr .. auto . trant., v·B engin._ ac. ps, pb, •m· fm rlldio. Cal\614 · 256· 1924. Bundy flute end Bund'f clairnet. both exc cond. 304·882 -2629 or 882 -2382 . 1974 Dodge Charger SE . 70.000 mil• . Good work car Coli 614-379-26&2 . Fruit & Vegetables 1980 Buick Skylark. 4 door Good condition. no ruat . Ca ll $14· 949 -261 • . 69 For Sele or Trade 1970 Buick Skylark. 2 door, V8 automatic. all new brakes . rt· buih trensmisllon , late model •ngkte. 1"!8W paint•. 1700, C1ll Sale or Trade: Klnt~ Stove People, mltde In Gallipolis. pot belly. Coal burner -caat iron. Call 514·251· 1781 . f .lfll, SiiJIIIIII',. &175.00. 304· 675 -1731 . II. 3453 . Compound Cross Bow Barnett Thunderbolt whh Bushnell Scope , t200. 304 -675 -U85. Firewood tor · sale. delivered. 530.00 load. 304-e95 -3446. 2 Rotor Tilifus best off11r. 1• tt. John Boat 1100.00. 1977125 trail bike 1200.00 . 304 -676· 1229 Color po rtable TV . S70 00. phone 304 -675- 2815 . 55 Building Supplies Building Materials Block , briclo., sewvr pipn, win · dows, lintels. etc . Clal.'de Win· ten. Rio Grenda. 0 : Call 614 245 -5121 . Concrete blocks &II liZet vard Ot d~iverv . Mason sand. Gallipolis Block Co .., 123 % Pine St ., Gallipolis, Ohio Cali 814 -446· 2783 . Reedy mix concrete and all concrete supplies . Call ut Val ley Brook Cement and Supplies, 304 -773-5234 . 56 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop· Ptt Grooming . All bruda ... AII style• . Julia Webb Ph. 614· 446· 0231 . 614 -446-Qe69 . 95 inch Kroehler Sofa with matching chair and ottoman, S225 . Ca11304-ee2-3125 , Moving. Hotpoint washer and dryer !still in box) S560. Zenith Con•ole stereo, $85, (very nlcel . kitchen table. no cha1r1, f20. Kitchen table with 4 chairs, 180. Coffee table, S35. Much more. Call 614 -949- 3039 before 9 :00 p.m . Drago nwvnd C&ttery Kennel. CF A Him&layan , Peralan and Siamese Mittens. AKC Chow puppies. New klttena ; Persians. Call 614 -446 -3B44 &ftM 7PM . Ferret · snow white babv Ferrllt ' needs home. Call Even. 814· 446 -2004. Oay 614· 4•6 -5680. Registered Chow Chow pup· pies. one red and one black, S176 .00, call after 5 :00 304· 675-5799. 64 Misc. Merchandise WANTED TO BUY: Registered Toy Fox Terrier, female. 304- Call614-255-6251 . Plutie cistern state ·approved. plutic saptic tanks, planic culverts. metal culverts . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· son. Oh. 614· 286- 5930. Rottweller·pups, 8 wks. wormer and weaned, ca11304 -675 -2369 . aah for Nancy or can 304 -675 1970, Male Simases cat wan1ed for breeding purpose· In exchange for pich of titter kitten, 304 · 882· 2741 . Mlllt'Y Ftrou10n. N•w Hollend. Bullh Hog Sal .. II. Sarvlca. Our 40 .used tractor• to chooM from • complet• line of new & used tQuipmern . Largen Mlec:tion in S.E. Ohio . 1983 Trana Am. T·top, P$, PB, AC . PW. AM -FM tMHftt. au to ovardirve, 17.000 .00 . 304 · 176· 3612, Di•el trec!tor 1973 lnt.,natlonal 1151. IIYe power., 81HP widetront , •4760, New ld.. · one row corn pidlar, IBIS. Call 5,.· 211-6522 . ' 72 Ply-mouth Furv. $260 .00. good shape, 304 -576 -2&12 Gehl95 Grinder Milttr. FlOtation tir ... 2 screen I . aug..- .. tension. a•e. cond . 12600. J04-273· 1986 Mercury lyn• statlon wagon , 13,100.00, cleart , 304 - 675-4480. 4215 . 1982 Buick Regal. ••.·900 00. el. .n , 34,000 miln, 304· 875· Set qf tractor chains . fits 8 N Ford tractor, t85 00. 304 · nJ. 4480 5944 . 1984 Ford Tempo, •3,900 00 . clean, 30•· 17&·4•80 Troybuitt Aototillar with wrap a round bumper. tiller, furrow!Jr. row malt., ah1chment1 . App•o• 30 hra on machine. Cal~ 304 - 576-2608 oltor 6:00 prn. 72 Fermat! Cub Tuctor , ovlt • haul•d . atuc,hments , 11 . 500 .00 firm, 304 -675 6253. 1983 Chevy short whe- be.. 4 WD pid.·up. 305 engin•. 350 turbo, autO. trana . EJtcell. cond. Call614 ·246 -9185 J0420 Cr•wllf whh end loader t3.600. IH Caub whh cuhfvttor and mower 11 ,800. 1 V. ton Ford flat bed *1.800. Gl~r i ~ge Farm, 304- 675 -5504. 1986 Ford Pick-up, take o•a• pevmenll Call 8'14- 379 - 2897 Apartment · for Runt 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent . Basic rent for 1 bdr., $183.00: 2bdr.. U19.00. Aloo required a ·t200.00 1ecurlty depo1it. CONTACT: Jacklon Estate s Dept. Ph 448-3997 Equal Housing Opponunlty. Trucks for Sale .. 379 -2376 . 1971 Chevy pick·up true._, VJ ton . C1ll 814·••• · 3243 1f11r 5 ,00 , Hom•Ut• Super XL, 11 Inch bar, 1299 .96. Sider• Equipment Co., Henderson. W, Ve. 304· 1980 Chevy short bed &-whftli drive truck . Two tqned paint, good eonditlon . M1ny tJttras 1-4000 Firm. Ph. 614 - 3157 -0208 aft• 6 :00PM , MF 250 (198311ra~tor . SO·!&O Bush Hog. luth Hog ..,.d., blade, MF 2~t14" piOWI, MF 5 h disc. MF 2 row c:ultNatou. tranepl•nter MT-122 tob•cco settlf. PrieN tou.ther or indi· vidualtv . Pete Sommer a• 304175 - 3280 daw ; 175 · 3117 eYeninga. 1989 half-ton Fotd Truck. VB standard . Good co ndi t ion . 1750 . Call 51• · 992 ·&182 . 814· 992-7121 5388 . 0< 814-992 , 1975 Oodg• Club Cab. 1860 Coll614-742 · 2451 . 62 Wanted to Buy 1977 Toyot• p ick -up. Runs g•eat. Call 61 4·992- 8667 Now buying shltll corn or ear corn . Call fof' llt81tQuotes. River City Farm Supply, 814 - 441· 1984 Mo.r:da pickup, 8 -2000 Sundownlf. Topper, air cond .. auto .• AM -FM atereo cns.tt•. 34.000 mil", ••.soo. Phone 2985. Livestock 40ft. Hot, 304-882-3235. 73 Vans Hay 8o & 4 W.O. 304-875-17)1. SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 'Blazer 4K4, one owner, 30,000 actual mll11, Aaron Fowltrd. c:ell Mi"ed hay •1 . belt on wegon. Hay for bedding 80c . 304- 076- 304-675·3431 or 875-3889. 1179. '79 Ford Bronco XLT, whlta, 400 Morn-tic, can be seen Legg Auoclatta. Old Town Road, Ctmp Conley. f r <Ill Spur l.tiiiJil Motorcycles 198-1 Motor ' Scooter. N•tds mechanical work, •140. Call 1172 luldc Skylark. New tirea. Body In SJOOd ahepe. •410 or boot offor. Coil oltor 4 :00 PM . 614-446-3844 . 114· 446·4141. 814-379·2507 . Office Space for rent . Excel. downtown Gallipolis location. Inquiries call 614-448-4222. 1982 Honda CX Custom lhield. lugo... comptnmtnta. stereo eyttem, cruise cont., 2 new full feced helmets. Call good . Goodworkoor. e40Q. Coil 614·248-1264. 19B2 Ce.....-o 614·44t· 104Z or 318-1381. Super Sherp, e3950. 1981 Mollbu Wagon· 7479. one owner, nice. t1991. Cell 1- - ' - - - - - - - - - - 614-288· 8822. &00. tow miiMt•· Excel cond .. Wlnd- 1171 Mercury Monerch. Runa COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33 . North of Pomeroy. Rental trail..-a. Call 614-992· ol40 . K.Wa11ki. Cell 814·448· . 6980. 11n 610 Four-K Honda Wind· "More UFO pictures ... make sure you switch them with the pictures of trash can lids." • Of TttE urJI>EC/OEP" Serv1ces 81 IF 1988 Camero, 350. autO. ps. jammer. Saddle b-u• - New tlr••· Coll514·••8· 6414. .. t500. Coli 114·2S6-1581 . UNL.~,),S' THEY Ct1AN6E Tt-ft=J~ , , MINPS A~AtN, . / Tfit=Y 'Rt: GOING 'ft:> lhTE)(ARt=:ANA. + ' •• ',ULt:Y UUP Home improvements W"' 'VE SEEN '"!OLED , LIEUTENANT / 5>1E'S TAKING ON WATER FAST! T>1EN IT'S EVERY (T) MAN FOR HIMSELF, BAS£MENT CIJ G I]) Perfect Strangere · Larry aitarnales personalities as he goes on and oil a diet program. 1;1 (I) ® Survival Special This year round story captures wildlife g8therlng at a waterhole . !;I ill) II) 1!J Tlia OkiHt Rookie Ike is concerned about his MR. WOODMAN/ SWEEPER and ' stWk.g machlna r.-p-'f , par11, •nd IU.,.,.i.. PicA~; up and delivery, Davia V~~euum C IUntr , one hllf mUe up GaorgM C...-k Rd . Cotll 814 - niece 's Firt"WOod. tret & l'ump temo - • val. chain l•nk fenc11. mulch. lOP soil. t•erg r"n 1-hrubt. Dan·a landa c• p~s . Call 114 · 4•& · invol~edment EEK & MEEK 9548 , Artie V inyl Siding. over h•no and guuers Call &U -«6 ·1834 FIH htlmett. (!) G (JJ Head Gl the Ctasa Students complain about Simone's editing of their prose lor journal. t;1 8:35 CIJ Major League Baseball 9:00 (}) 700 Club 8 (%) G5J A Year In 1he Life Family friction is sparked by three incidents. (1) A.W.A. Chemplonshlp wrealllng (T) CIJ Gill ~rman Harry, Ioken to coun, tries to pass RON ' S Tela.., i •lon Serv ic e Houa• call• on RCA , Ouazar, GE . Speciatlng In Zenhh. Call 304 ·578 - 2398 or 814 - 448 2454. Fetw TrH Trimming. stump removal Call 304 -675· 1331 Rottry or c•bl• tool drilling. MOtt wells compll'led same day Pump 1ale1 end slf\lice. 304· 895· 3802 his .dOQ_Eff as a narcotics Starks Tree and lawn Service. lawn care. land1~1plng . atump removal , 304· 578 ·28•2 or 578 -2903. AN A LL-IGA'TOR 16 SN6Ai<'l~ UP BEHIND ME. WINTERI2ATION S11curity lights, Storm Win· dows. ln1ulation, Roofing, Oen • eral Aepain . 304- 878 - $357. THAT ~ERE AREN'T .ANY ALLI6.1,~AI<l:XJND HERE . c:iCOD IDEA 'TO TAKE AN O::CASIONAL PEEK . ( . interviews with top newsma~ers and celebrities. Plumbing & Heating .. ANO !<EATING Cor. Fourth ind Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phona 614·448· 3888 or 614· 9:30 CIJ Gill SliP Maxwen .... ., ...... BARNEY ' HE'S NOT SCAIRT To BOUNCY 80UNCV NOW, Electrical HERE IT COMES & Refrigeration AG'IN !! Residential or commercial wlr· i~g . New lltfYICI or repein. L1cansed electrician . Estimate free. Ridenour Elactrical. 304 - PAW -- 675-1786 .. 86 General Hauling Dillard Water Service: Pools Cisterns. Weill. Delivery AnY~ time . Call 614·448 -7404 -No Sunday calla . ~rUn~miT:Vs 1."~ucted and held captiva by Matthew Blaisdel. C lim e1121 The Equ.llzer Mentally retarded adult is l8lsely accused of murdering his co-worker. ll2l Evening Newa A wrap up of today's news and a look ahead to tom?rrow's news stories. ( t :00) fll (l) Benny Hill 10:30 (}) American Snopahota (I) A L.Ngue of Their Own My overweight friend sighed • whilillooking into the bakllfY, "I'm . . . • a thin peniOi! struggling to get out, r - - - - - - - - , b u t I can be sedated by four or 6 L E HU B S I · e CZJ CIJ eill lim 1111121 G5J Newa · m. Dump truck delivery, coal , stone, sand, grJvel, till and SIWdust. 304 -176-3190. From ~untsville, Alabama Tractor pulling. (I) Sign Off [I) Wlldl Me Move! 1;1 OJ MCIMylins Current reportll on world economics and financial naws wHh Lou Dobbs. (0:30) (l) Love Comectt.on 11:15 CIJ MOVIE: Gold (PG) (2:00) 11:30•CZl G5J Tonlghl ShOw e PEANUTS · Upholstery Sl!MMER 60E5 6'Y TOO FAST.. I'LL BET IT RAINS AGAIN TODAV ... '(ESTERDA'r' WAS TOO R & M Custom Couches and R•uphotstery, St. Rt . 7, Crown City, Oh. 814 -256-1470, Eve. 114-448-3438 . Open daily 9lo 4 :30, Set. 9 ,30 to 1:30. Old & new UphostenKI. M_owr•y1s Upholstering aerving tn count'f area 22 veers. The best In fl.'rnhur6 upholstering. C•ll 304 - 676 - 4164 for free fttlmaits , I ': OUR ''FUSSBUDGeT IN-RESIDENCE II live - ." 8 PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN SQUARES t) IIII I I UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS! FOR ANSWER • YESTERDAY'S SCIDrlbHIIISWIIS Oplaf8 - Realm - Usher - Yahweh - HEAL. TH Overheard in diner: "I'm required by law to tell you tnat everything you ordered may be harmful to your HEALTH." .J. BRIDGE NORTII t -10·17 +7 James Jacoby 109 8 7 ... +AQ87643 Double meaning WFm' EAST ' +KI065 +AJ984 .A2 tK8762 •s IJ43 +KJI092 • I'm sure most of you have heard about the Lightner slam double. Doubling a slam that U1e opponents exj)ect to make asks partner to make an un, usual lead. Sometimes this means that you should not double a slam that you expect to beat, if the double will cause your partner to make the wrong lead. This type of confusion created an enormous swing in- a team match at the North American CJlampionships in July. '-The opening two-spade bid had special meaning for the East-West part· nership, showing five spades and five diamonds, as well as an opening bid. Although his pr.imary suit was weak, South could not risk passing such an offen5e:Oriented hand and so over· called three hearts. North tried six hearts, and all East's double really meant to say was that ·North had erred. Unfortunately West knew about Lightner slam doubles, and it sounded as if North was bidding slx to make. So, looking for a unusual lead, he led a diamond. The result - the doubled +s SOUTII +Q3 2 .KQ543 •·-. IAQI095 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West .. 6. 2. West ' Nort.ll Eut Pass Pass Dbl . Pass Pass Opening lead: +3 slam was made, declarer pitching a spade as· he won the diamond ace and queen. He then took 12 tricks on a crossruff, losing only the ace of hearts. Opening lead judgment was on tar· get at the other table. There six hearts was doubled and redoubled, but the lead of a spade set the contract two · tricks. by THOMAS JOSEPH . 4·0n the · ACROSS 1-jerk 5 Explosion 10 Russian city 11 Tyke's cap 12 Orange or Rose13 Rococo 14 Picture 16 D .C. group 18 "-Got to Be Me" · whole 5 Candice or Polly 6 Path 7 Collection 8 Perch 9 Golftenn 11 Packet or dmy· 17 Bring joy 181V's 21 Of the -board cheek 23 As a joke 33Grimace 27 Property 34 Dutch city 35 Nest 37 Blackbird 38 Waterfall 20 Great Lake 31 Soccer 21 Lorre great (Scot.) film role 32 Men only 39 - loss 19 Nemo's 22 Consumer Yesterday'& Anlwer 15 Deface 16 Palatable 28 Greek .creator advocate 24 Oct. birthstone 25 Italian river 26 Cognomen 28 Matchless 29 Poem nicknBJI!.e 30 Pixie 32Mug 33 Cerebral 36 White House canine 40 Narcotic 41- pricing 42 Cut (lf pie · 43 Actress Foch DOWN 1 Cry 2Gold (It.) 3 Morning moisture DAILYCRYPTOQUOII!B-Here'a bow &o work 1.1: 9180 AXYDLBA.A.XR laLONGFELL~W (1) AIMrk:ln Puglng Serlee . I Complete 1he ~huckle quoled -.I.L.....L.-.I.L.....L.-...1. _.J by fill in g in the missing words 1. you deve.lop from step No. 3 below. C 11:00(}) RHtington SIHie 304-675 -e370. " ..",· 5~~·.,L::......:O,..._:C,C::......:Ir.--llI I I 1 ® lUI Newa g (l) Hogan'• Heroes R & R W1tet Service. Home ciltlt'S. well• . pools filled . Formerly James Boys Waters.Call . Stort Slap Ma•wall dares to look back and see all 1he things gaining on him . 10:00 (}) Slralght Tollt · 8 (%) 1111 St. Elsewhere Westphall's resolve to get an AIDS patient program may ~~ him fired;£ (NR) J & J Water Service. Swimming pools, ci•terna. wells. Ph. 614 245 -9285 . 87 Q (I) []) Lily Tomlin This backstage record of Tomlin's preparation for The Search lor Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe chronicles her creative_process. c::J I!Jl II) 1121 Magnum, P.I. . Seriously wounded In shootout, Magnum's in death defying srtuation.(R) 1!J Larry King Llvelln depth -,- o Carpet in•talled, WOtk guaran. teed. free ntlm1t... 304 ·&75 1 020 or after 6:00 676· 2288 . 84 agen~ MORTY MEEKLE AND W.... IN_T;_H_R;.:..O:..P:.___ _ _...., r - - - - - - - - , SOMETIMES I FEEL. THAT 5TIL..I.., I THINK llS A 1'ti:l SIU...Y- BECAUSE r ~ t,! with robDery and Tony . 1;1 ll2l Prlmenewa Wrap ups of the day's world news and In depth feature reports . (1 :00) Ill (l) MOVIE: The Otlerman Weekend (AI (1 :42) 8:05 CIJ Sanford and SDn e:30 (I) Lao! Fron11er King of the ~5 - 0294 82 PEELO 3 By James Jacoby 7:05 CIJ Andy Griffith 7:30 DIll Hollywood Squares (!) Schol11tlc Sports America (T). Airs weekly. Focuses on High Schoql athletes and academics. Hosted by Chris Fowler. CIJ Newlywed Game Gill Judge lim Wheel ol Fortune 1;1 ll2l Croaal" (0 :30) 11)1121 liJ) Jeopardy! 1;1 IIJ) M8jor League 8aMball fll (l) WKRP In Cincinnati 7:35 CIJ Sa~ford and Son 8:00.(}) Second Honeymoon 8 Ill 1111 Highway to Heaven t;1 ill Proleaaionel Karate WKA Karate from Tulsa, Oklahoma WATE;RPROOfiNG Unconditional llf.. ime gua•ant • Local referencn fur-n ished. frH Htimetat. Cell collect 1 ·1514· 2J7 -0AIJ8, day or ntght Ao gers Baaement Waterproof ing 2919. 1978 Ford Pinto. 1972 Ford , Yamaha Enduro :XT-360 1986. Pinto. New lll1coln Arc welder. L- milnge. Call 814· 446SUd•ln truck cemper. Call 6753. 614·446·14&2 or 446-8452. OffiCe Space for Rent. Exc•llent for Anornevt. Accountant. etc. Close to Court House. Call Wiseman Real E1tate Agency . Space for small trailers. All hook -ups. Cable. Also efficiency . rooms; air and cable. Maaon. W .Va . Ca11304- 773·6661 74 . ., Watterson 's Water Hauling, reuonable rates, ' Immediate 2.000 gallon deliverv, ciSterns, pools. well. etc. call 304 - 576· 9 o30 · 4 o30 . 614 · 992 -2363 71 Auto's For Sale , 446-4477 1980 Chevy pickup 4a4 1,4 ton , Pl.. pb .. 4 lpd. ·59.000 mi. 13200.- Calll1• · 446-4226. Grain __ GOtfJG?• CARTER ' S PLUMBING 1979' Ford 9000 CO. PS , AC , 8·92 Detro11 •ngine 430, 1 3 apHCI, 38.000 A' s 1 973 Frue .. Duree Boara . Bred ;uat Ilk• the boars w. tn1ed at the Ohio T1111tion that gained over 2.1 lb1 . per dey. Roo• Bentley, Sabina. OH . 813·684·2398. 64 Space for Runt -·- Cheera fll(l) M"A'S'H / ft<ANI< ~ EF!NIF15 WHfr<F.> rife , j'RAVEL AGENCY 'i\.$'50CtATION ---..f':- •aoo. 304-675-5122 . 63 i & Campers . 1977 Pontie~;: 8onntrYilil, ' door. f1 .000.00 . 3104 ·176· 3638. - - - - - - ' - - - ·lc- 46 FRANK AND ERNEST• Ho<T~es 1987 Cavell• R.S .. good condi· tion . 3~ · 671 · 2881 . 198ti Ford Elcon. AM ·FM cat · Utt, 304· &715 - 7123 , 814· 211·8451 . 57 Rooms for rant by week or month'. Call 614· 992 · 7621 . 79 Motors , 1983 Yellowston•. 23 tt uavtl trail.. . altoeps -4 , roll up awning. A11u hit ch, brllk• and away· con1rol. told .wav jac:k.l . exc cond. phone 304-882 -2324 . 3935 . CROSS II. SONS U .S. 315 W•t. Jacklon. Ohio. Oct. 7· 8 :00 PM. Wo wll bo Furnish'ed room . 875. Utili1in paid . Share bath. Single male. 919 Second. Gallipolis. C&ll 446 -4416 after 7pm. , ·800-843 -3767 , 2Z ft . Stercraft. S1800: truck c..-n p .... 304-578 · 2383 holding a special fHd•c-'fule. Musical All breeds including Holatelns. Cattls will be accepted all diiY · 1972 CJ -5 Jeep . Dual exhsust. InstrumentS · 614-367-06e9 . Tuu. 1nd up to 1 :00 PM Wed . Good body, tires & rims . Call Hauling eveilable. A1hen1 UviS· 814-446-8010. Firewood for sale- S30.00 . tock Sale. 1 mite aaat of Albany pich -up load . delivered. C&ll Snare drum for sale. like new. on St . Rt. 10. Call Stoek yard · Roger Me,ade· 614·388· 9016 Orig. cost f300 Sell for 1100. 614-682·2322 or 698· 3531. 1983 Jeep Scrambler. 8 cyl. 4 or 388, 9341 . Cell614 -446 -9379. Evenlnga. speed. black with soft 'top. 4•.500 actual miles . $5000. Big Dakota Farm home built on Yameha trumpet. good condl· Quarter Horse Gelding. Very Coli 814· 985-4324 . your lot. S12.996 & up. Call tion . phone 304 -675 - 5961after good wllh children . Call 114614 -ee6-7311 . 1980 Ford Van E160 custom L::==========:.JLe:::p: .m:.= =======:.J 949-2682 after 7 P.M . paint, chrome wagon wheela, n.wWSWtirn, CB , t4,500.00. Quality fifewood. all hardwood. for sale. 525 a pick -up load Call Stru\1, $ 119.95 pair, in1t1lltd. Moat models. Muffllf Man. 9 Stimpson Ave . Athen1. Ohio aeoo,do 675-3638. Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over 1 ,000 tires. sizes 12, 1 3.._ 14, 1 5. 16, 16 .5. 8 miles out Ht . 21B . Auto Repair 1971 Chl\lroletlmpala 'good shape . 1978 Dauon 1350.00 . Ph on• 304 · 895· 61 Farm Equipment Male Da chshund, 1 yr . old. Call 614-245 ·9495 . WANTED TO BUY junk or wrecked eutomobilu, atate name, addreu 1nd phone number. 304- 876 -8859 . I 1 I I~.....--IL....-.JII....-JI'----1I.__."I m UB.OO. 304· 675· 1731 . 304-675·439 • . 576-7421 . King wood & coal burner with blower . Used -1 year . $225 . Call T~rea. all.teasoOal. -4 each, radial P236R715 - 16 inch , all for 814-9t2· 6682 . 614-992· 7121 or 814-992-5388. 1 976 Chl\ltolet Ctpricl . 4 door. air c:ond .. new tires. 1400 LiVI:Silld SIGNS : Portabta light.c:l sign• S299 ; Nonlig hted f199. Free Delivery·leriera. WV 1 -1800· 642-2434: Ohio 1-eoo-533- Dual aJthauet kits. 199.96 In· 1telled. Most Fords. Chevy trucks. 4•4's. Muffler Man , 9 Stimpson Ave., Alhens, Ohio. 1 -800 -843 -3787 . 77 Stainless staelexhauet S'fslems. Now cu1tom made for your truck, motor home or cfa11lccar. With Uf•tlme warrant'f . Muffltr Man, 9 Stimpaon Ave .. Athens. Ohio 1-iloo-8•3· 37157 . Qualit'f Fruits and Vegetables retail and who'-ule. B 6 S Produce across from Pina Hut, Gallipolis, Ohio. GE apt size portable wuher and dryer $225 .00. RCA Wh irpool trash compactor , like new, THE WORKING MAN ' S FRIEND 1981 Chevette, 1985 Chavette, 1,:185 Alliance. 1977 MOB. 1984 Mon1eCarlo, 1983 Nlnan Sentra. Call 614 -448 •1980. 304-675-8937 otter 5 p.m. 68 Budge'! Trensml,aions : used rebuilt . all types. Gulflntee 30 days. Cash and Ct~rry or instal. y,,,, 7288 . Split lirewood for sale. Oak. Ash , Hickory. S20 plck· up load. voula lies 1o her strict father so she can go to the school dance. I;! 1!J ShOwBiz T-y News of the entertainment world is anchored live from New York. (0:30) iiJl WKRP In Cincinnati Ill (l) Too CION for Comfort 8:35 CIJ Carol Burnett 7:00 (}) Remington Stee~ U (%) PM lolagozlne llpOrtaeonter 'Newa (L) (IJ Enterlallnment Tonlgh1 mill Pi10Pie'a Court (I) ® MacNeil/ Lehrer NawaHour (1 :00) ill) Newa 1!J MDMyllne Current reports on world economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) ·1111!2) liJ) Wheel of Fortune Coli 614-379-2220, - - - - -- - --· lc- 71 Auto's For Sale Muaicel Instruments Kimball Con.ala Plano, t700 . 614· 742-21 e2 . Sofas and chairs priced from $395 to S995 . T&bles &50 and up to $125 . Hide·&-bttds $390 to S595. Recliners 5225 to S375'. lamps 828 to $126. Dinettes $109 and up to &;495 . Wood table w · 6 chairs $285 to $795 . Desk 8100 up to 8376. Hutch as $400 · &nd up Qunlo. beds complete w · mattrenes &295 and up to 8395 . Baby bede 8110. Manresses or box springs full or twin 568. firm 578. and sse Queen sets 8225, King 8350. 4 drawer ch"t $159 . Gun cabinets 6 gun . Gu or electric range S375. Baby mattresses S35 & S45. Bed frames S20. S30 & King frame $50. Good selec1ion of bedroom suites, metal cabinets, he&dboards 130 and up to 565 ~~~oWl• . - 2 I I ~-..~:;:.7_;;1r:6,;.;,rl..:....,~-. ..:..rl-1 C) lim 1111121 cas New& ® DeQn!all Junior High 614-446-0968 . 1-800 -843-3767. Floor lamp, 3 light. f 10. E•arcise bike, S30. Large 3 shea nicely finished bookcase. t20 . 2 white ceramic Spanish decpr end tabla lamps with new shades, 125. each. Can 614, 992 -241·3 after 5:00pm ... (I) Nightly BuaNia Report U18d and rebuilt transmluiont. I nt8fnalty inspscted and guaran· teed . ln11allatlon IVMieble. We buy junk transmluiona . Call Catalytic converters, only 189.96. 'Moat mod~s . Installatio n also available. Muffler Man. 9 Stimp.an Ava ., Athans, Ohio. M ixed hard wood slabs. t12 per bundle. Containing appro•. 1 Yz ton . FOB . Ohio Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. 614-992 -6481 . .• iiJl F8Cla of Ufe HE leners cf the PINDAK l Fox Just l!ll aqu.,. One TV t;1 2383. other hours. 614-992· 6924. Patriot mobile home, well inlu · l&ted, underpenning. porehea. air cond. metal bldg, wa1her, dryer, atove, ref, almost newhide-a-bed. 304- 675 -?321 , 44 .for Rent S1 8.000 .00 . 304-675-7e33 . 32 Mobile Homes •tarting · 099 . Re c llnero ~;;;:::::::;:===:;::::;~:;::~r:;;=:::;;=======::-1 I 33 614-446-0338. Like new. maintenance free , 2 br ranch, .fuily carpeted . 15 min. to Gallipolis or Mercerville. S27,000. Ca11614 -256 -6200 Livingroom•u;t••·•199-$599. Bunk beds wi1h bedding- f 199. Full size manres1 & foundation perfect place tO live if it weren't for us humans?." 304-676-2383 . Home for Sale by Owner : Greenbrier Est .. JBR .. bi-level on 2 . 4 acres, AC , W . B_F.P., wet bar, 2 car garage. Ph. Before 4 :00PM 614 -446 -4009 After 4PM . Ph . 304 -675-3816 . Olive St. , Gallipolis. NEW- 6 pc. wood group· $399. I u rn m Gill lim 1111121 ' 1111 Newa 17 ft. U·Hull 75 HP Evenrude Outboard with trailer, 304·· 576· ~y fo~r Krambled words below to form four simple words. (!) SportaLook (T) (I) Dr.. Who 12- windows. 1 2- storm win· dows. 1 • storm door. Call For Sale: Large house plants. . C&lf e\laningt -614- 245-9372. 1 WOII 0 R.Orrangt 8 WED., SEPT. 30 S@\\~lA-~t.trs· •••• ClAY I . POUAN TIAT DAILY - PUULII - - - - - - - 141fo4 EVENING 1981 Honda Rebel 250, 1950. 304-175-5888 . • 825 Gospel Music. Businen- all merchandise & displays. C.ll 6, 4 -388-8400 before9:00 AM , Shop BORN LOSER Motorcycles 1986 Honda CR 12&. Good cond. Priced tO 1ell. Call 614 · W6fd wood burner. 12 gauge 32 " full choke 1hotgu'n. Brown· ing patent. Call61 4-448 - 3348. 61 Household Goods Ohi o 45631 . ~eeuty 74 KIT 'N' CARL YLI! ®by L8rry Wrighl 1 614-446-3347 . tion , lots of room and does a good busineu. Will aacrifiCe, for fast Sate. lnQujre: Box Cia 105. Ave . Misc. Merchandise Brunswick pool table. 3.\ slate bed. Several Schwinn 10 epd. bikes. Cell 114-448· 81 68 after Building for Leaae: 1,800 sq. ft . Rt. 7, Cheshire. Ohio. Cali THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- 3rd . 64 5 ,00 PM . I NOTICE f ~now , Space for Rent The Daily Sentinel-Page 15 Pomeroy-11/flddleport, Ohio Wednesday. September 30, 1987 Wednesday, September 30. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-14....:.The Daily Sentinel !l)~Newa(L) CIJ Chiara' •I]) lllgMitw t;1 I!Jl M19f111111, P.l. I!JIIporlal Tonlghl Action packed sport& hlghllghls with NICk Charles and Jim Huller. (0:30) • 1121 'Adderty' CBS Lite Night Whlla protacting a philanthrOPist, Adderly uncovers Nazi war criminal. iiJl,.........., P.l. Deed Man's Channel .One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc, Single !etten, . apoe&rophes, the length and formation ol the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 9-30 OWK ZVRO RZ .L N Q BTCY QR QYW QYWTV K R Q LW CESWU OTC.PYTWZC S T V QN W C , Z V R 0 QYWTV STPWC.-V.B. WOWVCRK Y•tenlaJ'a Cttl)itollaote: WHEN YOU HAVE EIJMI- NATED 111E IMPOSSIBLE, WHATEVER REMAINS, HOWEVER IMPROBABLE, MUST BE 111E TRUTif. -SIR AR11IUR CONAN DOYLE �l Pega 16-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 30, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ....--Local briefs-----... Showers, storms spread eastward today Eight forfeit bonds in court Eight persons charged with speeding forfeited bonds in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuestlay night. Forfeiting bonds were Robert L. Decker, Corbin, Ky, $66; Vincent Mossman, Pomeroy, $43; Crystal Richmond, Rutland, $47; Kenneth Brand, Jr., Cincinnati, $44; Darin Roach, Pomeroy, $53; David Shafer, Langsville, $49; Judith Ross, Athens, $45; and Judy Musser, Pomeroy, $45. Others forfeiting bonds were David Lambert, Centerville, $88, open · flask; Jacob Schuler, Pomeroy, $375, DWI ; Freddie Icenhower, Columbus, $43, left of center; Mary Lewis, Houston, Texas, $43; stop sign violation; Melvin Lee, Charleston, W. Va. $63, operating under suspension, and $49 speeding; and Noble Payne, Sissonville, W. Va., $53 stop sign violation. Fined in the court were Sandra Halfhill, Rutland, $49 and cos~s. speeding; Twila Trader, Albany, $45 and costs, speeding; Charlotte Call, Long Bottom, $47 and costs, speed\llg; Brian Grindsdtaff, Racine, $63 and costs, operating under suspension; Edward J. King, Pomeroy, $53 and costs, operating under suspension; Mark Reitmire, Pomeroy, $213 and costs, petty theft, and Robert Rogers, Letart, W. Va., $375 and costs, OWL Squad has four calls Tuesday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls Tuesday; Middleport at 1: 33 p.m. to Addison where a car had gone in the river; no InJuries; Rutland at 5:13p.m. transported Rebecca Johnston fr'om an auto accident to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 6:13p.m. to North Third Ave. and Race St. for Bambi and Crystal Runyon who were treated but not transported; Columbia Township Fire Department to a small structure fire on County Road 1. Water line repairs scheduled Middleport Water Department will be repairing water lines starting at 9 a.m. Thursday morning. Page. Maple, Headley , Russell and Railroad Sts., and the west end of Page St. will be affected. Rain will cancel the repair work. Seeks judgment in Meigs court Telmark Inc. , Syracuse, has filed an action'rn Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Earl R. and Glenda Hunt , Long Bottom, for a judgment of $4,342.10. Farmers Bank and Savings Company has filed suit against James Payne al)d Viki Payne, Pomeroy , for a judgment of $2,156.57. An action for foreclosure and cancellation of a land contract has bveen filed by Kenneth Lawson, Syracuse, against Bruc~ and Debra F:leming, Columbus. An action instructing the distribution of proceeds deposited in escrow with the clerk ·of courts from the sale of real estate has been filed in regard to the case of Sandra K. Carl versus Dwight Carl. Shock probation has been granted to Eddie Patrick and Jerry Alien Stone ..,And the court has denied a motion to suppress evidence in the state's case against David Paul Cain. Appointtd by the court as a member of the Board of Directors of Leading Creek Conservancy District was James G. Mourning. Mourning will complete ihe unexpired term of Karen Clark who resigned. . Dismissed was the case of Capital Financial Services Inc. No. 2 versus Thomas L. Goett, et al. New Haven man extradited James Logan, 36, last known address New Haven, W.Va., has been returned to Franklin County to face charges of aggravated vehicular homicide, carrying a co ncealed weapon and havi ng a • weapon under a disability. Logan was arrested Saturday in Pomeroy, on a warrant from Franklin County, by Meigs Sheriff's Deputy Kenneth Klein. Extradition proceedings took place Monday In Meigs County Common Pleas Court before Judge Charles H. Knigpt. By United Press International Rainshowers and thunderstorms will be scattered today from the eastern Great Lakes and New England south through the Atlantic Coast states into Florida , the National Weather Service said. Showers and thunderstorms will be most numerQus from the northern and central Appalachians into the Carolinas and across much of Florida. Rain will be likely over much of Ne~ England, but the rest of the nation will have mostly sunny or partly cloudy skies . A co!d front stretching from Ohio to the Gulf of Mexico brought thunderstorms and high winds Tuesday that in New York state blew down branches and damaged boats moored on a lake. "There's still going to be showers and thunderstorms from the front today," Hugh Crowther from the Nat tonal Weather Service said. "There' ll be a pretty good chance of rain from the front again in New York state." In Buffalo, N.Y., winds gusted at 62 mph at the airport as winds in Blockville tore down large tree branches and damaged boats and docks at Chauta uqua Lake. Winds blew in at close to 44 mph at Allegheny County airport in ' Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewi An order to destroy 4,522 marijuana plants seized by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department and the Bureau of Criminal Investigation has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court . wOOd W ard ___(C_o_nt_in_u_ed_r_ro_m_pa_g_e_1_l- - - - Marjorie K. ·Mfller, ·Middleport, has filed a divorce action in Meigs County Common Pleas Court agains~ James E. Miller, Amherst. A dlssolu tion of marriage has been granted Christy White and Sherman Dale White. REFRIGERATORS, TYs GAS i ELEC. RANGES COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd Avt., Gallipolis PH. 446-1699 HOUIS: I A.M.-6 P.M. Friday through Sunday A chance of showers Frida¥, with fair weather Saturday and Sunday. Highs will be in the 60s Friday and ranging from 55 to 65 Saturday and Sunday. Overnight lows will be in the 40s Friday morning, ranging from 35 to 45 early Saturday and in the 30s · Sunday mornillg. South Central Ohio Partly cloudy and windy today, with highs near 70. Clearing tonight, with a low in the mid 40s. Mostly sunny Thursday, with highs in the mid 60s. · The probability of preciplta tlon is 20 percent today and near zero tonight and Thursday . Winds will be from the west to northwest at 10 to 20 mph today , becoming northwpsterly at less than 10 mph tonight. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On September 23, 1 9B7, in the Melga County Probete Court, Caae No. 25839, Martha Collen Van Meter, 104 locuat · Street, Pom.eroy. Meiga County, Ohio. 45769, waa appointed Executrix of the eatate of Leo· nard Earl VanMeter, deceaaed, late of 1 04 locuat St . Pomeroy , Meiga County, Ohio . 46769 . . Robert E. Buck , Probete Judge Lena K. Neaaelroad, Clerk 191 30; (1 0) 7. 14, 3tc Hospital news Tuesday Admissions - Joan Hoffman, Middleport; Susan Tillis, Rutland; William Vaughan , Shade; Judy Reuter, Middle· port; Julia Engle, Middleport. Tuesday Discharges - Earl Wines III, Conn_ie Manley . . , E!:asNOW FRONTS: Warm -RAIN " Cold 11 ~SHOWERS r;/J Static tW ~ccluded Map shows minimum temperatures. At least 50% of any shaded area 's forecast to receive precipitation indicated UPI WEATHER MAP - Ralnshowers and thunderstorms will be scattered from the eastern Great Lakes and New Enrland south throurh the Atlantic Coast states into . Florida. Showers and thunderstorms will be most numerous from the northern and central Appalachians into the Carolinas and across much !Jf Florida. Rain will be likely over much of New England. The rest of the nation will have mostly sunny or partly cloudy skies. lllgh temperatures will be In the 60s or 70s across the majority of the nation. r Public Notice Public Notice in the Meiga County Probete Court. Caae No , 25840, John H. Gibtlon, 492 Eatatea Drive, Athena. OH . 45701 , waa appointed Exe· cutrlx of the eatat'e of Lana 0 . Gibaon, deceaaed, late of Route 4. Pomeroy. OH . 45789 . Robert E. Buck. Probate Jucjge lena K. Nesaetroad. Clerk (9) 30: 1101 7. 14. 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On September 23. 1987, In the Meiga County Probete Court , e No. 25837, linda S. Putlina. p. 0 . Box 207, Pomeroy, Ohio 46789, waa appointed Executrix of the ettate of John P. F•ick , deceaaed. late of SA 33, 33330, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . Public Notice Announcements by Woodward 's em ployer, The time (in the hospital), I talked to Washington Post, he got into him . No one from the family was Casey's tightly secured hospital there." room sometime after his first Asked by the Times why he attempt to speak to the dying withheld the story until now -a director ended in his ejection ques tlon also posed in an article from the building. that appeared today in his own In a four-minute exc hange with newspaper - Woodward said Casey, Woodward writes in that like others, he does not "Veil: The Secret Wars of the consider Casey's mumbled CIA," he asked the spymaster to answer a certainty. admit a major role in diverting "It didn' t pass the threshold U.S. arms sales profits from Iran test for a news story," he to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. conceded. "It wasn't substantial Casey nodded, Woodward .. enough .... I've described it in the writes, and when asked why he book as best I can, (but) it leaves would do it, the staunc h suppor- a thousand questions, and that's ter of President Reagan replied, why we didn't put it in the "I believed, " then lapsed into paper." · · He also acknowledged to the sleep. Casey's widow , So phia, has Times that while he is personally called Woodward a liar and has convinced Casey knew of the insisted she or her daughter were possibly criminal diver sion by' his side constantly after he scheme, "I would not describe entered Georgetown University Casey as completely lucid (in the hospital l ." Hospital with brain cancer Dec. Gates told his Princeton au15. Casey died at home in New dience he knew of no CIA officials York May 6. aware of the diversion before it "Use common sense, " Wood· turned up in the administration'·s ward said in an interview TuesInternal investigation between day with the Los Angeles Times. Nov. 21 and Nov. 25, the day it •'He was in the nos pi tal three months. Did they go to the was revealed publicly . "(But) whether Mr. Casey bathroom? Did they go to lunch? Did they go to sleep? The second knew, I don't know," Gates conceded. The CIA deputy was named ·Licences issued acting -director after Casey underwent surgery Dec. 18 and he Marriage licenses have been later was nominated by Presiissued in Meigs County Probate dent Reagan to replace Casey Court to Thomas Keith Woods, permanently upon the director's 38, Middleport, and Lisa Tay resignation Feb. 2. Allen, 28, Middleport; Jeffrey Allen Miller, 21, Middleport, and Darla Lou King, 18, Pomeroy; Howard Thomas Jeffers, 20, GOOD USED Pomeroy, and Terressa Lee Smith, 25, Pomeroy . WASHERS, DRYERS Seeks divorces Ohio Extended Forecast PUBLIC NOTICE Saturday, October 1Oth. 19B7 at 10:00 · A .M .. the Home National Bank, Ra cine. Ohio, wilt offer for aate at public auction the follow ing: 19B1 - Otda Cuttaaa 1 G3AR47ASBM40B82 1 9B4 - Chevy Chavette - 1G1AJ78C9EY20483B 1 977 - Chevy Blazer CKl1B7F128953 The Home National Bank reaerve1 the right to bid at the nle and to reject any or att bida. (91 29, 30: (1 01 7 , 8. 9 Veterans Memorial Issue order to destroy ·pot Weather Firm Price Am Electric Power ............. 27% AT&T .... ....... ....... .... .... ....1 .. 33% Ashland Oil ................. ....... 65'h Bob Evans Farms ................ .19 Charming Shoppes ........ ...... 22% Federal MoguL.. ........ ., .... ...... 44 Goodyear T&R ................ ... 71 % Heck' s Inc . .... ............ .... ...... 4Ys Lands' End ......... .. .. .. .... .. .... 24\4 Limited Inc ...... ............ ..... .35'h Multimedia Inc ..... ... ........ ...... 69 Rax Restaurants .. .... .. .......... 4'h Robbin s Myers ...... .. .. ..... .10\4 Shoney 's Inc .............. ... ...... 28% Wendy 's lntL .. .......... ...... .. ... 9 ~ Worthington ln<l ... ............... 24 % Meet Friday Meigs County REACT Tea m wili meet Friday, 7:30 p.m., at Pleasers Restaurant in Pomeroy. All members are urged to attend. kl theastern North Uakota as stqrms improved. The Chikas a temperatures dropped into the tl River crested 2 'h feet above flood stage and is expected to fall 30s. Skies over Texas were par Y below flood stage today. cloudy but eastward, rain fell on Forecasters issued a frost Florida for the third day in a . advisory Tuesday night for nor- row . WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 10..1-87 Pittsburgh, Pa. The storms produced brief heavy rainfall in Chattanooga, ·T enn. , where over threequarters of an inch fell in an hour and a half.' Huntsville, Ala., picked up over a half inch of rain in less than an hour. Other heavy rainfall was recorded in Zanesville, Ohio, with .87 inches; London, Ky., with .77 inches; Jackson, Ky., with .70; and Miami, Fla., with .65. In Oklahoma, flooding caused by Sunday's and Monday's Real Estate General c.. A;:':.:,~· JB.."dc:~ 3 Announcements lena K. Neaaetroed, Clerk 191 30: 1101 7 , 14, 3tc HOME FOR SALE Located in Long Bottom near Cur· tis Hollow entrance to · Forked Run. ,·;t.ill ADS GET FOR MOl( .. . ~ ~"""· Rf~IJ~TS FINAFIMORMAEinSONIACANlll f: -. _- ·~ 1· LIKE 992-2136 ~~- / ·:. ~DIA~MO~ND~S:::---:-----;-- Public Notice ~, 11 Help Wanted JIM COBB OLDS.-CAD.-CHEV. INC. HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR CERTIFIED GM TECHNICIAN ALSO AN OPENING FOR AN EXPERIENCED BODY MAN Public Notice APPLY IN PERSON _OR SEND RESUME TO 301 EAST MAIN POMEROY NOTtdOF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On September 25. 1·987. Celebrate With Us During FALL FESTI~AL DAYS GALLIPOLIS CITY PARK - SEPT. 28 thru OCT~ 2 MONTHS FINANCING Free Delivery ' . 8•2 Sec~11d Ave. Phoftt •~6 ·1 ~OS Ciollipoli • Free Deliver)' � 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. 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