http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b234bdfaca94d04c18094dbe9bb929af.pdf 5b58175959fb373fa27bd7d1e26a1ec0 PDF Text Text • 6-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday. September 10. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . •••. '2799·· lii!&t a. MUTCH, TABLE. 4 CHAIRS ...38zs.oo IT JUST MIGHT BE THE MOST IMPORTANT SAVINGS EVENT IN THEIR 73 YEAR HISTORY .... DON 'T MIS S IT! ® OF GALLIPOiiS 11899" ENGLAND LOVESEAT, OIA.. .American lui PIDil. 1169915 RIVIRSIDE CHAIR. Sue Blue ;tCC!IInlry Style 11199" FLEXSTEEL Grey Contt11111orary '999" SOFA, , CHAIR Tracl. llluve Floral $9480° $98888 $688 81 $48881 499" Comttlllpomy SLEEPER. Plaid . l1g. 1949 Salid Oak .: U"lilaaa ' ' ' ot-;.. ·a ·· .. a.&. 11000 Sprinc Air . OFFICIAL PARTICIPATING DEALER! 12 SENSATIONAL HOURS TO SAVE! THURSDAY! SEPT. 11! l~ TO J: ! SAVE NOW! EXTRA SALE SPEOPLE . EXTRA OF FI CE STAFF EXTRA CREDIT PERSONN EL ... AND EXTRA DELIVERY PERSONN EL WILL BE HERE TO ASS IST YOU ' IT'S SWEEPING THE COUNTRY... FROM COAST TO COAST! NATIO NAL NETWORK TV AND LOCAL NEWSPAPER AND RADIO ADVERTI SEMENTS ARE ANN OUNCIN G "NAT IONWID E BASS ETT BARG AIN DAYS VIII " FURNITURE SALE! GIANT BASS ETT FURNITUR E INDUSTR IES, THE NATION'S LARGEST SINGLE BRAND FU RNITU RE MANUFACTUR ER, COORDI NAT ES THI S NATIONWID E SAVINGS EVENT OFFERING NOT ONLY BASSETT FURN ITURE, BU T EVERY ITEM IN EVERY PARTICIPATING STO RE AT REMARKA BLE PR ICE REDUCT IO NS' YES t EVERYTHING IS REDUCED!! IT'S FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY' SAV E 10%,20%, 30% YE SI UP TO 60% OFFt • CQ~ Y~IGI' T 1~86 CO~ (: C • IN 11:!1 Nfl l tQ ~IIL SENSATIONAL! 1 N(. ANY Ufllf,Ul HORt lEO JS f. 0 ~ I IU ~ MA1 € HI I'll 0 11 1-' AH T~ 1 Hfi"ll CJf !~, f'H U HIBI llD /IV LAV\j REMARKABLE! flEX STEEL BIG MAN'S $128 88 $58818 RECLINER $168 88 Reg. S899.95 $168 88 $544 44 PLUS MUCH, MUCH MOREl EXTRA PERSONNEL! • OP EN A NEW ACC OUNT • ADD -ON TO YOUR PRE SENT ACCOUN T ' BANK CARD S WElCOME! IMPORTANT VALUE! OAK ROLL TOP ODDS-N-ENDS TABLES · DESK Reg. S1399.95 Values to 5399.95 STARTING AT MAGNIFICENT! BARGAIN I SPRING AIR ALL QUEEN MATtRESS SET Beck Support.- MIRRORS & PICTURES Chirro Comfort 1/2 .... '1299.95 Set $78888 $3888 $599~9 Regular Price TABLES!/LAMPS! 139" tlc:h. Oak 1 TABUS Rag. 1629" Oak TV. srEREO UNIT PLUS MUCH, MUCH MOREl DINETTE SETS!. 1111. '899" 7PC. 011t Finish Dlfj mE w/Formica Top .Rei. '799" 5 Pt. GIMI lap DlllmE wiLl. Olk Trim 1111. 1599" 5 Pc. Gills tap PI8£TTE w/Brown Velvet CHAIRS . ... '999" 5 Pc. Solid .... TABLE w/Formica Top & 4 CitJtaln CHAIRS ' BROWSE FOR HOURS... EVERYTHING'S REDUCED! CUSTOM DESIGN YOUR CHILD'S ROOM WITH AMERICA'S 1 SELLING YOUTH GROUP! FREE! ALLLAIIPS-BUY 1 - GET MATCHING LAIIP S54nov: S38888 _ S24444: S4881 MUCH MOREl A COMPLETE HOUSEFUL OF NEW FURNITURE CAN BE YOURS AT MAJOR SAVINGS! EVERY NAME BRAND IN OUR INVENTORY REDUCED!! BUY 3, 4. 5, OR MORE •BASSETT •FLEXSTEEL •BENCHCRAFT •ENGLAND 8 . Reg. '249.96 HUTCH. 2-SHELVES ....... '168.88 c. Reg . '269. 95 '198 Studon1 88 DESK. 4·DA . .. ... · D. Reg . '269 .. 95 ~U T C~ 2-ShelvH ... .. .... · · E Reg . '239 .96 CHEST. 98 ~·.~~-~:':-~:::.~'":'·~'":'~~~::::~e~T':H:'!:IS~lliiiMiiiiRiioRiiOioiR,....... .. ... , 1 88 ,.l;,;D;,;rw,;;.;. .. ·d SOFA an LOVESEAT 268 •KINCAID CHEm SOLIDS AND • A DARK CHEIIY FllliHI RDUIIII. Elftl 01 COCKliiiU ~EVOLUTIONARY! . . $9811 EA. DESIGNJ~ 4 ~-~ saaa~8 . 568888 Reg. '999'5 I .. ITS AN EARLY AMERICAN SUITE WITH . A RICH MAPLE FINISH BY BASSETTI! REG. $1199.95 · :l~=~Er:\D&-:rJ AND 4-DRAWER CHEST! 5) "· · SLEE· ~Eit ~ . . Full Size.-Fiock t;ltm._Flial s5'a·a~~ $38-'888 GI.~ . Top ,~s ~~ leg. S&999S I ~~: I EJ A¥1. Pho11o ~6·1.05 Golll,olla OF GALLIPOLIS . I ' 12 FANTASTIC /HOURS! ·. . VINTAGE CHERRY IS "MELROSE" BEDROOM! YESIBA8ims• MABIIFEEIIT W11N1E CHERRY FINISH SUITE WITH IDOR DRESSER. LANDSCAPE MIRROR. 5· DRAWER CHEST . .. -- ... 0 , \•_• CLOSED TODAY TO REDUCE PRICES ON EVERY ITEM IN STOCK! U2 '. .FI.IXSTEEl TOMORROW? THURSDAY! 10AM TO 10 PM! CRED IT TERMS AVAI LA BLE! • OPE N A N EW ACCOU NT .. • ADD -ON TO YOUR PRESE NT ACCOU NT' BANK CARDS WEl C OM E! S78 888 NEW AND UCITINGI DINEUE Moun Chain. QINING ROOM' lllh'CH,_TAIL£, "VIRGINIA 4-PC. ~~;;;;~O~U~T~S~TA~N~D~tN~,Q. ~,. . . .. _ , I IIADmONAl-PfC~N SPECIAL OFFeR! W/DIAWEIS Fullwave Manre• lit :.'!,· .. 9ts SOME ONE-OF-A-KINQ ... SO ME LIM ITED OUAI'ftl· TIES EVERYTHING \S REDUCED! HURRY!! YOUR CIIOICE Vli&RS III&Ulll 1Y lEG. 1189.95 PlUS MANY, MAllY MOREl OAJC'WATER BED $78888 BARGAINS! BARGA-INS! BARGAINS! "WINDSOR PARI" TABLES BY BASSETTt~~t liNG SIZE Blue Flor1l Traditional REG. '1499.96 . •KEMP F R '1 39 95 · og . · CHAIR. ......... .... .. '98.88 H & 1. Reg . '349 .96 Single DRESSER BASE & Verticol Fromo ROOMFULS OF FINE FURNITURE AND SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS NOW! I I ' 2 Sections. 16 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper square feet of office space for social services, with a department funds . minimum of four offices. A two-year leasesoould also Roberts reported he has agr('('d to assist Columbia Include interior and exterior malntalnance. Township trustees In widening a sL'Cion of To"nship The board approved Rutland F1re Department's Road 1 near lhe Meigs-Vinton line. plans to purchase fire equipment from each of four Roberts and Ted Warner, county htghway companies which submilted equipment bids two superintendent, reported that snow equipmcn: at the weeks ago 10 lhe board. Rutland will buy equipment counly highway garage "Is In good shape for winter" from the Sutphen Corp., of Amlin, totaling $.1,&11.:->l; with two graders and slx snowplows. Finley Fire Equlpmenl, McConnelsville, $2,317.83; Warner reported that sealing of coun:y road s is Warren Fire Equipment, Warren, $2.076; and Oils nearly finished and that employees arP presently Mountaineer, Ravenswood, W.Va., $3,175. The Ore • working on County Road 35. department choose the lowest bids for all equipment Roberts. Warner and the rommlssioners discussed needed. Total expenditures will he $11,210.33, to he briefly the rosslblity of having a highway department paid through an $11.1XXJ Community Development equipment sale, but no definite decision was made in Block Gran!. Tl)e remainder will he paid with ftre the matter. In rrsr>>nS<' to a question from Commissioner Rich Jones. Warner said that highway deparmenltruck,, loaders and graders (wllh Ihe exception of an older grader!. are equipped with beepers to warn when the equipment is I:Eing operated In reverse. The question was sparked by a recenllncidenlln Hocking County In which a highway department official was run over and killed by a piece of equipment as it backed up . Warner said all new equipment is equipped with warning beepers. ln final business. !he commissioners approved a request to purchase a new television for the men's section of the county infirmary. The infirmary has sufficient funds for !he purchase. Glenn, 4 banks facing lawsuit Eastern board seeking limit on out-of-district staff trips . PLUS MUCH , MUCH MOREl ACCESSORY, Occas iona l Table. LAMP, Ro cker, RECLINER, and P1cture Reduced' EVERY BEDROOM SUITE REDUCED! Plus. Eve ry Ch esl . DRESSER, M~r r or . NIGHT· STAND, And Every He adboard REDUCED UP TO 60%1Every Di nmg Roo m Su ite Al so Reduced' PlUS. ALL CHAIRS, Chinas . SERVERS, T,ables . BUFFETS, An d Occ as,ona l P1eces at SPECTACULAR PRICE REDUCTIONS! D1netteSets 1MAnRESS SETS! Bunk Beds' OAY BEDS! Trundle Beds! DESKS! Wall Uni ts! CURIOS! PlUS HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS ALL REDUCED! CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE! CHAIRS!/ROCKERS! Sprina Air 676 FUU SIZE SET a.&. '299 Sprina Air VIII RestTWI N SIZE SET EVERY ITEM .IN THEIR EXCmNG $1,000,000 INVENTORY ISEVERY CLEARLY MARKED AT IWORTANT PRICE REDUcnONS! LIVING ROOM SUITE REDUCED! Plu s . Eve r y C ha ir, SOFA, Love seal. Incredible savings events! Now! The ul!lmale furniture sale of the 1980's .. .' Bassetl Bargain Days VIlli' From coast to coast, participating dealer stores wi ll offer not only exci ting values from Basset!, buC every Item in their selection wil l be reduced! Plan now to allend th is lmportanl nationwide savings event!" PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE! 1800 REVOLUTIONARY! ... It began In 1982 with the first nationwide savin gs event... 'BasseH Bargain Day USA!' It has continued year after year with $198 88 $34444 $344 44 $388 88 468 lONG SIZE SET a.&. '1200. Sprinc Air luxura 1024 QUEEN SIZE SET enttne Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursc;tay, September 11. 1986 By NANCY YOACIIAM Sentinel Staff Wrller Bid openings for office space for the Social Services Division ol lhe Meigs County Department of Human Servlces, and for restroom facilities for !he Syracuse roadside park, have been set for Oct. 1, 1:30 and 2 p.m., respectively, In the office of the Meigs County Commissioners. Both the Syracuse project and the request for office space will he advertised as soon as rosslble, the toard announced In Wednesday's regular meeting. Plans for the Syracuse facility have tEen rompleted by Meigs County Engineer Philip Roherts and a copy submitted to the commissioners. The Department ofHuman Services L< In needof950 $499°2, $54900 S37909, S14959, lu~ura at y • County commissioners schedule bid openings ,.15.,. .aa I MATTRESS SETS! "BASSETT® INDUSTRIES IS PR OUD TO ANNOUNCE BASSETT BARGAIN DAYS VIII... AT LEADING STORES COAST TO COAST! Reg. '249" SWIVEL ROCKERS Reg. 'll99" 2 CHAIRS, I OTTOMAN, Velvet Red. All three pieces Rea. •399" Blue Contemporary SWIVEL ROCKER Reg. IJ.49" Blue WING CHAIR il.jl . tl'~('l '29ft" let Pint IIRW£ IIIIDII,•IID. liGHT •. ::j1 . 0001 CIIST . INCREDIBLE! RECLINERS! 2:!4 ~uper Louo 21-2-31-27 .) 0-:!6 · Vol.36, No.90 Copyrighted 1986 Showers and thundt•r>;tunu, likely torugl~. wUh a ~•w lk·· tween 63 and iU. Partly cloud~· Ftiday, with high• betwe-en 75 and 110. '111r probabilUy ol predpltation is 70 pe"'ent tonight and near zero Ftiday night . Dail) NumiH·r • HEAoiGalil~-- Ohio Lottery evtiit·ts ,, ,. : . • , I -Page 6 s2:aa· •~' . $68888 PLUS MUCH, MUCH MOREl ReJ. IJ.49" RECLINERS, 3 color$ R... '799" BASSETT RECLINER Rust & Beige Stripe. Early Amer. R... '799" Flexsteel RECLINER. Trad. Print Rq. 1799'' Flusteel ROCKER RECLINER. In velvet. s·a,a:0:11 .P;D' · $5: a·a·88 PLUS MUCH , MUCH MORE! $388 88 $288 88 $488 88 1 . '•' S! . SOFAS!/SLEEPERS! Early American 1999" SOFA. CHAIR. Plaid Early Amer. .,. '18 $1 98, . HUlCH. TABLE. 6 CHAIRS, Solid Cherry .., . •1397" Solid Oak 5& HUTCH & BASE MUCH, MUCH MOREl 1109'" SOFA, lOVE CliAIII. Flock Nylon, Meigs heads for Trimble on Friday .., COINEI HUl(H • tn ROOMS! s148· 8·:as ' The Eastern Local Board of Education, meeting Tuesday in regular session, approved several requests from personnel to a !lend school-related meetings. It was noted that the board is attempting to limit thl' numi:Er of personnel who atlend workshops. meetings and conferences by requiring reports to the board and related personnel from those who attend such activities. Approved by lhe board were requests from Cathy Johnson, Chester principal, to attend a Tri-County Principals' In-Service meeting on Sepl.17 and a Beginning Elementary Principals' Conference on Sept. 15-16. The board wUI 1!!\Y .]'o~~~-~ mlleage for lhe ln-~rv~ meeting. Costs ,to the board lor the principals' conference wiU be a registration lee of $95, $65 for a single room, and mileage. The board also approved a request from Dennis Eichinger, Eastern alhletlc director and head basketball coach, to attend an Athletic Directors' Clinic Ocl. 5-7. Registration and mileage cosls for lhe clinic will I:E paid from the district's athletic fund. The board will pay the costs for a substitute teacher for Eichinger. A trip to lhe Farm Science Review In Columbus on Sept. 24 for Vocational Agriculture Teacher Brian Windon and 17 students was also approved. The toard will pay lransportallon costs to Include gasoline and the regular salary of lhe bus driver. The board wUI also pay for a substitute teacher for Windon. Some elementary schools In Eastern district do not have head teache rs. It was reported that this is a problem when a principal from one of these schools must attend functions outside the school durtng day hours. In order to alleviate the problem, the board decided that a substltute teacher should he hired to replace a regular teacher In lhe school, who would In tum replace ti:E principal for the day or days Involved. The following business was also conducted by the board: -Con! inulng contracts were awarded bus drivers Flossie Dill and Rulh Masters, whose names were unintentlonally omltled from a r:revlous list of drivers who were awarded contracts. -Hired Pam Doughitl as girls' junior varsity volleyball coach. -Hired Don Jackson as a volunteer girls' junior high volleyball coach, at no cost to the board. -Added Wanda Wolfe to a list of substitute cafeteria workers. -Approved payment of mileage to Coach Ralph Wigal to a track even! held this past spring In Columrus. -Following completion ri the ngular rusiness. the board rroved Into executive session. Present for the · meeting were ooard members Roger Gaul, ~"!'·~' Smith, Kaley Manlcke and Caldwell; Board President Susie ~elnz; Superln ten dent Richard Roherts and Eastern High Principal Dan Apling. Clerk Eloise Basion was absent because of a death In the family. The next regular meeting of lhe toard wil he Sept. 23, 8 p.m. The r<Jbllc Is welcome to attend. COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP! I - 'llle Federal Elections Commission has filed a lawsuit against Sen ..John Glenn. his 1~ presidential committee and four Ohio banks. The sui!, filed Wednesday in U.S. Distrlc! Court In Columbus, charges !hat $2 million In campaign loans were illegal. It seeks civil penalties against the defendants of S5.1XXJ or more. MORE SPACE AVAilABlE- Danny Circle, an employee rl GaWa Paving Inc., Wellstm, applies a fresh 11\,Ver of striping at the site of the new parking lot built lor Holzer CliniC Inc.'s main facUIIy on Jackson Pike m GaiDpoU... Gallla Pavmg representative Paul Edwards said nearly :1!0 new parking spaces are heing created from the areu hehlnd Holzer Medical Cent..r. Panel backs fire chiefs action during toxic blaze By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! I Miamisburg Fire Chief RotErt Menker set the stage lor controlling a dangerous phospl'orus !Ire two months ago by forcefully taking command and rebuffing two at · tempts lo overrtde him . This was afflnned Wednesday by several panelists, Including Menker, a! an Industry-sponsored seminar on how to handle disasters with hazardous chemical malerlals. Mayor Dennis Kissinger of Mia· mlsburg said there were four different phosphorus emergency response teams. railroad and shipping personnel, chemical company RGC names new director of program RIO GRANDE - Richard Utton has been appointed director of conllnuingeducatlon at Rio Grande College and Community College. A native of Jackson. Utton graduated from RGC with a bachelor's degree In secondary educa !ion, majoring in history, In 1m. He received his master's degree from John Carroll University In 1974. · He has taught history and social sctenre part-time at RGC since 1~. Lltton serves as accompanls1 for the college's Graner Chorale and choir. "As director of oontinulng education," Utton said of his appointment, "I hope to see course dferlngs expand as the oollege branches out into areas oot prevlously SI!!Ved. "Rio has always done what Rio does well," he added. "! want to iJ.IOd UJXln !hat" Meeting the needs ri the non· traditional student Is what continuIng education Is all about. Litton said. He was a member of RGC's first Grande Chorale In 1966 and has remained active ln college musical and dramatic jl'Oducliore since his . . 'I ' officials and representatives of :ll or 40 agencies on the chaotic scene. where a toxic cloud threatened human·health. "Everybody wanted to get Into the act," he said. Kissinger said Menker's command ri the situation was challenged, first by personnel from CSX Transportation, owners of the derailed tank car. and later U.S. Environmental Prolection Agency regional representatives from Chicago and New Jersey. "Within W minutes there was a head-on with somebody t rylng to control it," recalled Menker, saying he told Police Chief Rohert Goenner Ia "send him on his way." "We set lhe stage (lor effective control of the situation)," Menker Michael K. Dalton of the tec hni told Jill law enforcement officers, cal support seclionofthc Ohio EPA , fire fighlers, city officials 0 and also credited Menker for his strong representatives of chemical com- presence, saying the Ore chief panies attending !he dayiong se- knows hest !'ow to fight a !axle minar sronsored by the Ohio chemical fire. Manufacturers' Association. "We had some problems from Menker, Kissinger and Goenner people, oot from Ohio, who didn't appeared on a panel discussing understand that,' ' said Dalton. "Lessons Learned from Miamis· "Bob set !rem st raight. burg," the five-day episode which "Chief Menker did a fantastic saw more than :Jl,!OO Miami Valley job," said Dalton. "He new exactly residents evacuated from lhelr who was going to do what, and who homes and rrore than liO people would help him." overcome by toxic white pl'osptoDalton said II was evident when rus fumes. he arrtved on the scene thai a system was in place to cOmbat the fire and deal wllh other problems. in contrast. said Dalton. the statl:' "had some lcrrtfic problems" Including an emergency assistance program thai "falls apart In the field" because of lack of radio or telepl'one communications. Dalton said the EPA wasn't even certain wbo, In Its own agency, had the authority to act at the scene. Goenner, the rolice chief, warned his fellow rollce officers to make contact with amateur radio operators now. and securelheircoopera llon In case of a disaster. Legislators eye reductions in deficit WASHINGTON (UP! I -House and Senat~ budget leaders predlcl Congress will have to cut about $10 bUUon from lhe deficit thls fall to safely slide In under the red Ink limit or the Gramm-Rudman balanced budget law. An unusual joint meeting of lhe House and Senate budget commit· tees was rostponed Wednesday and rescheduled for today to begin the process of complying with GrammRudman. Administration and congressional estimates show about $9.4 bUUon in deficit reduction Is needed lhls month for Congress to avoid nexl Hve years, and desplle this forced across-the-board cuts under year's windfall, will bse aoout $17 the balanced budget law. billion next year. Lawmakers have said the tax Gray said Wednesday If lawmakreform bill, expecled to be ap- ers could stay within the planned proved thls rronth, soould provide budget and approve about $10 an SU billion windfall to the llllion in deflclt-reductjon meagovernment, which could take care sures, he would he ab~r·to assure of Ire deficit problem !hls fall. but the House (thai) we wllii:E under House Budget Commltlee Chair- the Gramm-Rudman lhresoold ." man Wllllam Gray, D-Pa., and his That thresoold Is $154 billion Senate counterpart, Pete Dome- within the required $10 billion of nicl, R-N.M., are r<JShing for atout Gramm-Rudman's $144 billion $10 bllllon In cuts to avoid an even target for fiscal 1987, which begins higher deficit In 1987. Ocl. 1. The federal deficit currently The tax bill gains and loses Is atout $230 billion. money several times during !he Silence surrounds Gorbachev letter WASHINGTON !UP!) -Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has repUed to President Reagan's Richard Litton appeal for the release ot jailed American reporter Nicholas Danlgraduation. Utton's wide-ranging interests loll, but lhe president says "It Isn't are reflected by the societies In sate" to discuss the delicate Issue which he holds memi:Ership. They publicly. . Reagan revealed for the first Include the Na tiona! RaUroad time Wednesday night that GorbaJ.lls1orlca•Soctety, Phi Alpha Theta J.llstorlcal Society and the Titanic chev responded to a letter he wrote appealing for Danlloll's freedom Historical Society. He Is a memi:Er of lhe Royal and assuring !he Soviet leader that Society of Church Musicians and a the journalist Is not a U.S. spy. When pressed by reporters, fellow ·ct the American Guild of however, Reagan begged off any Organists. . In addition to his degree pro- further comment, saying, "I don't grams, Utton has Conducted post- want to rock the boat. It Isn't sate to graduate sludles at Ohio University discuss the matter." and Case Western Reserve The p-esldent madethe remarks University. at a li~k-tie dinner in the Rose Garden In tooor of visiting Brazl· The department would oot reveal · lian President Jose Sarney. what was discussed and Dublnin Asked If Danlioff, a U.S. News & declined comment as he left the World Reporl correspondent jailed rullding, IJ.It a senior department Aug. 30 ln Moscow, mlgh t be olllclal said, "The diplomatic moreleased soon, Reagan said: menlum Is continuing." "1b!re's no way ID tell." A private American group, · Roman Popadluk, a White House meanwhlle, has pined the ftght by spokesman, said today !hat, "Diplo- announcing plans 10 cancel a matic l'!ilrls have heen intensi- cuttural exchange next week In the fied," to win Danllofl's freedom. Soviet Union unless Danlloff Is But thi! United States Is holding released from jail. back from stiff retaliatory meaAn admlnlstratbn riflclal told sures such as sanctions. United Press International today, Soviet Ambassador Yurt Dublnln "We have made clEjlr to the Soviets met with Secretary of State George !hat ti:Ere would be no trade," of Shultz for 15 minutes at the State Danllotl and Gennadl Zakliarov, a Department Wednesday ID discuss Soviet United Nations employee the case, which threatens to derail arrested and jailed 11t spy charges plans tor a U.S.-Soviet summit this In New York Aug. 23. vear. \ ) "The loans made by (the! dllfendants ... were not made in Ihe ordinary course of business. The collateral accepted by the banks for the loans to the Glenn committee was Insufficient to guarantee repayment of the loans," the FEC said In Its sui!. Offered as collateral were future fund-raising proceeds, office equipment , dime! mail lists, a $2 million Insurance policy on Glenn's life, and 18 letters from Glenn fund· raisers pledging !heir l'!forts to ret Ire !he loans. Banks are prohibited from oontrt· lxltlng to polllical campaigns. The four banks, each of which made SiOO,!OO loans to Glenn's presidential committee. are the Huntington National Bank, BancOhioand Bank cme, all of ColumiJJs. and Ameri· trust of Cleveland. The Ohio Democratic senator said the FEC's action putlhe Issue hefore !he courts, where he wanted II . "Not oniy has ti:E Federal Elections Commission done exactly what we wanted ti:Em to oo, bul what we actually forced them to do by filing our own suit against the FEC on July 11. "The FEC Is not a judicial body and we told them that ~ they were going to go around making charges against lhe banks and the preslden· !Ia! comminee, we wanted them to do It In a court of law, where we would get a fair and Impartial hearing. "Both the bank.' and the rommlt- tee feel that our n·eatment by the FEC In this matler has been artJI!rary, Inconsistent and wrong and we're !Ired of having this cloud hanging <Wer oor heads. We're anxious to gel al l !he facts out hefore toth the ('C urts and the court of public ~Inion . " �. The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Thursday, September 11 • .;::; . ,. . ·Comment The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Slreet Pomeroy, Ohio Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday. September 11, 1986 Troublesome clause _____ J_a,_ne_,s_J._J(_ilpa_tri_ck •• DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON .~REA WASHINGTON - It its rush to Pllflllexlng problems than tre rdust'd n:\·k'W ._.uld 1It· mun1\' n<JW adjournment earlier this summer, command that there shall be no taw has yil'lded. Th<• sed! wllh I ll.'.L'I'Oss ~'h when orders and opinions were "respecting an establishment of and shi'Pp has b<•en abandon<'<l . ~m~ f""T"\,_.1.._...,....1 ~= 1-==t ~v raining down In torrents, not nruch religion." The coul1 has been attention was paid to the Supreme grappling with that provision since ROBERT L. WINGETI' · Court's action ·In a case known as at least 1878, when It upheld the The Circuit Court majority r<·d · Publisher Friedman v. Bernai!Uo County. The bigamy conviction of a Monnon soned that the county seal. disaction was effectively ni> a:tion: wiD had taken a second wife. played on all police vehicles. official ·. PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH The high court reused to hear tbe In the case rejected this past stationery and legal documents. · Assistant Publlsher/Conlroller General Manager case. June, the controversy Involved the was a representation of the Chris· DALE ROTHGEB, JR. An inference can be drawn from official seal of Berna!Uio County, tlan cross. Without passing on the that decision that the rourt has had N.M. Adopted In 1925, the seal symbolism of the sheep, the court News Editor a bellyful of cases al,ljslng under the depicted a cross with the legend ooted that some witnesses took the AMEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press establishment clause of the Consti- "Con Esta Vencemos,'~ a Spanish sheep also to be a Christian symbol. ~ -· Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. tution. Durtng the 1985-~ term. tbe phrase meaning "wlth this we The effect was unconstitutionally to '-. court shamelessly fled from decid- conquer." The seal also contained advance the cause of religion. The . ' LETTERS OF OPlNION are welcome . They ~oold bl' less than 300 words Ing a Pennsylvania case tllat had Images of eight sbeep. AI Fried· seal "pervades the dally lives of ' · long. Alllellers aresu bj ec l to edi ting and rmst be signed with name, address and telephone number. No un signal letters wil! be published. Letters should be In been briefed and argued, having to man, a resident of Albuquerque, county residents." good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. do wlth the rtght of a "high school enlisted the aid of tbe American religious club to meet after school Clvll Liberties Union In a suit to under tile same conditions applica- have the seal declared unconstituIt Is regrettable that the Supreme ble to OTher student clubs. For tbe tional. A U.S District judge ruled Coun turned down the case, for this time being, at least, their eminen- against him, but tbe lOth U.S field of law cries out for greater ces are sick of the whole subject. Circuit, after first affirming the clarification than it has received . • The administration and Congress still have a lot of work left to do tills It is possible to sympatlize with decision, changed Its collective since the court •s 1971 decision In ,; year, but most of the pivotal battles have been fought and governmental that aversion, for no provision in the mind last December and granted Lemon v. Kurtzman. It Is flatly :: Washington has become a city-in-waiting for judgment day In November. Constitution has presented more the injunction. The Supreme Court impossible to find any consistency ·• · The assumption In tile capital is that Congress wlllpassa tax reform biD, ;: ilve President Reagan funds to aid the Nicaraguan Contra rebels, confirm ; bls Supreme Court nominees, defy him with stiff economic sanctions ilgainst South Africa and lash together a federal budget that still leaves the ' J'reasury· deep in red ink. ·- Some of those expectations could be upset, but the real Interest in ALL OF THAT TALK ASOUT ·• Washington as Congress returns for a scheduled four-week dean up session TAY... SIMPLifiCATION WA.S : Is the off-year political campaign and its pay<if In the Nov. 4 elections of 34 Ul"t-IE~VIH6 ... : st>nators and 435 House members. , I ·: · Right now. the 99th Congress has 252 Democrats and 00 Republicans with three vacancies in the House and 53 Republicans and 47 Democrats in · ~he Senate. •: . In order to win control of the House In the 100thCongress, tile GOP would : tiave to increase Its strength bY rnly 38 seats, which would lie a bigturmver · 'rut nothing like the shifts of 50 to 75 tllat have occured in tile past. : : Five years ago, the Republicans were talking confidently about taking ; airer the House during this decade. but tlley are far less cocky now about :<the electoral rewards of the shift toward ronservatism that was heralded bY Reagan's 1900 election and 1984 landslide. ' .• Nor are the Democrats showing a lot <i excitement about the traditional Swing of House seats toward the party tllat lost the ]residential election In 6UT NOW ~li LOO~S AS IF tvE'i~VT~tiNc;,j , "INSI~E EVE'Ii:V t.EAN MEAN , tbe last national election. Publicly, both parties seem to expect not much WILL 6E OKA'1' ... SOMEHOW IT HAP TA~ REFO~M MOVE'ME'NT, THE~ES change in the makeup of the House when it returns to work next .January. What suspense there Is Involves the Senate, where the Democrats need SUPPEV MY MINV T~AT... GET only four more sea ts to regain control. They have the advantage of cnly 12 . ~ts at risk this fall. giving tllem 'l2 GOP seats to shoot at. There are some observers who think the Democrats have a good soot at Senate control, but there have been no suggestions tbat the Republicans are going to have a big loss. Most who see the Democrats taking over are talking about a narrow victory- perhaps as close as the minimum 5149 outcome they would need. None of that suggests a very exciting election, except for the history of mldtenn elections. Some of them have yielded sensational results. For example, in 1938, two years after the Democrats behind Franklin D. Roosevelt left the GOP with only 89 seats in the House and 16 in the Senate, the Republicans roared back with a gain <i 75 seats In the Houseandseven In the Senate. The GOP staged a comparable victory in 1946, when !hey gained 65 seats in the House and 131n the Senate to take rontrol of both houses ri Congress for the first time since 1928. On the other side of the partisan ledger, the Democrats gained 50 seats in WASHINGTON - While tbe recognize will always be associated But since the Challenger acclthe House and 15 in the Senate In the ~nd midterm of the Republicans' politicians dawdle and NASA an- with manned space flight. d?nt, which had the effect of a last highly popular president, Dwight D. Elsenlnwer. guishes, the overwhelming major- 85 percent want to build a new oocketful of sand on a. humming Most of these midterm big-change elections came as a surprtse to the Ity of Amertcans would like to put shuttle to replace the Challenger. machine, NASA has been paraexperts. Maybe we're getting set up for anotller ore of those Novembers the Challenger tragedy behind · - 76 percent want to send not lyzed bY a pervasive anxiety. The when we pundits have to send out for napkins towlpethe eggoffthelrfaces. them and push ahead with the only astronauts but key civUians same engineers are now plagued Into space. space program. with nagging doubts about their Vox populi Is welling up across - 73 percent recognize that performance of tasks and trust s America . The people seem to NASA Is "on the cutting edge In tht'y once thought they could do understand better than tbe polltl· using technology." better than anyone In the world. - 71 percent want the United clans that space exploration Is tile Meanwhile, the need to replace key to the future. Fort he nation that States to "stay ahead" of the Soviet worn·out satellites is beginning to Is first In space will lead in Union in space exploration. grow. The backlog of satellites developing the technologies of - 60 percent agree that tbe ready to be launched Is buDding, tomorrow, and the nation with the go~rnment should spend "wha - with little relief In stght before 1989 best technologies will dominate the tever necessary" to maintain lead- at tht' earliest. By 1993, three21st century. ership in space. fourths of the communications In town halls and across bar The opinion poll coincides with a satellites now in orbit will need to be stools, consternation over rurspa:e warning from NASA's Advisory replaced. failures and delays Is being synthes- Council "as to whether NASA can "The nation has allowed Its space Ized Into a terse message: Let's get any longer meet the mandate filr technology base to erode," the back into space! national preeminence." NASA Advisory Council declared. This Is the clear finding of Market "leaving it with little technological Opinion Research, which con· From the beginning, NASA's capabUity io move out In new dueled a nationwide poll last engineers faced problems they had directions slnuld the need arise." month. The results, not yet re· oot before dreamed of. Still. they Yet NASA's problems are inher: leased, were astonishing: overcame the most appalling obsta- ently solvable. The critical question - 89 percent want to resume cles to land the first space explorers has more to do with the r~morseless shuttle flights, despite the risk tht'y on the moon. .:~ (Waiting on November ) - AfATTEF. IO'fO WAITING TO OUT. ? in tht' stling ol ••stablishmcnt dauSi' easrs over th<• past 15 years. lf Bernalillo County's seal is unconstitutional, what about the Great Seal of tht' United Stall'S? Abovt' an unfinished pyramid, In a burst of radiance. appears the eye ol God. The Latin legend assures us thai "He has favored our undertakings ." The seal appears on every $1 bill tllat Is prtnted. What could be more "pervasive" than the $1 bill? What of the national motto? Since 1955 all roins and currency have c-arried the legend, "In God We 'lhlst ." Are these coins and bllls oot "pervasive"? What of the Pledge of Allegiance? Since 1954 it has described our country as ooe nation "under God." It is not without irony that the lOth U.S. Circuli, before It hanned the Bernalillo seal, began Its session with a divine invocation: "God save this honorable court." .. ., 114Ct. 7 Diamonds in 0 Wide GOld Band s In recent years a majority of the Supreme Court has thoroughly muddled the Issue. The rourt upheld Pawtucket, R.I., In displayIng a city-owned creche In a public park. It upheld the practice of the Nebraska legislature In hiring a chaplain. It upbeld a Minnesota statute permitting certain tax deductions by tile parents of children attending parochial schools. It authorized the state of Washington to use public funds lbr tht' education of a blind student who wanted to become a minister. 9 o.m.-7 p.m. Other days, other opinions. The court rejected an Alabama statute permitting - mt !'€QUiring, but permitting- a minute of silence In public school dassrooms for prayer or meditation. In 1987it struck down a program by which public funds were used for the remedial educa· tlon of poor children in church· sponsored schools, even though the classes were taught by public school teachers. ~E=ve=·r='-'=h=in=-g_ln_O~u_r_S_to_re_o.....~_s_a~le_!---411~ Shotv, The ,re Just,__ A STOREFUL OF FABULOUS JEWELRY DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR 10 HOURS ONLY! • Who knows what the law Is? Bernalillo's seal would have pro. vided an opportunity for clal1ficatlon . It was a chance the high court was unwilling to take. Push to rebuild_-,-___J_ac_k_A_n_de_rs_on_&_Jo_se_p_h_Sp_e_ar turn of the clock, wllh the capacity of the American poUtlcal process not only to do the right thing, but to do it within a time frame that exhibits some sense of prlortty, order, purpose and cohesion. The national yearning for a space shuttle tbat Is fall-safe cannot be indulged much longer. Our political leaders must face tile reality tllat space, like every other frontier, cannot be explored without risk. President Reagan Is Involved directly and prominently In the timetable. Aitoough he has set bold goals In space, he must now move the space program ahead rot only safely but swiftly. The need is to face squarely the questions of substance, cut through the bottlenetks of procedure, concUiate the principled opposition and give to the space program the stature of a nat lonal undertaking. Failure to meet the space challenge could develop Into a Uasoo that oould be laid on the White House doorstep. TheJce:ot erg! 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I've just perfected a urinalysis test which can tell whether a lobbyist is lying or oot." "That's good," I said. "But wiD needs It?" "We do. There are some lobbyists wiD are playing with the truth, and this Is the first scientlflc way of proving that tlley're making things up. The test will tell us everything." "Such as?" "Let's say a lobbyist has an acid rain account. He denies he used his White House contacts to help him In his work. All the President has to do Today is Thursday, Sept. II, the 254th day of 1986 with Ill to follow. ts hand him a specimen bottle." The moon Is In its first quarter. "Why should the President do that?" 1bere Is no morning star. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. "No President wants a former nwse born on tills date are under the sign of Virgo. They include staffer to use the Administration for American short story wrtter 0. Henry (WOllam Sydney Porter) in 1862, prtvate gain." authOr D.H. Lawrence in Wl5, exiled former Phllipplne President "Suppose the person refuses to · Ferd!Jiand Marcos In 1917 (age 1'8), entertainer Lola Falana in 1946 (age lake the test?" 410t.lllld actress Krlsty McNichol In 1962 (age 24) . "Then It's obvious he Is trying to 011 thiS date In history: hide something. Forget acid rain, ' In 1'TT7. trooPS commanded bY Gen. George Washington were defeated let's lake Soi.tth Korea. A former top by the British under Gen. William Howe In the Battle r1 Brandywine. White Hoose official Is making a . ,11Jl841.,all members of President John Tyler'~ cabinet resigned 1'Xcept 'bundle representing Seoul. ~ ol State Daniel Webster, to jrotest Tyler's veto r1 a bonking blll. ·Through an oversight, he forgets to • • lD 1973 the elected Socialist government c1 Salvador Allende c1 Chile was tell the people In the Admlnlstratkm ~ a right-wing mllltary coup supported by tbe CIA. Allende died, tllat he Is being paid by tbe ~by his own hand. Koreans. We don't know If this Is an 111 ]9$&, Secretary of State George Shuhz said tbe United States was accident or an act of greed. That's to admit S,fXXJ chlldrea fathered by Amertcan Gls during the where the test comes ln." '\IIIIIIIII'i War, and IO,Iro VIetnamese political prisoners. . "It's dlfflcult to beUeve that one .11. :i.e, Pete Rose's4,192nd hltbrolreTy Co~'siJ7-y€61'-old career record urtnalysls test will tell so much r~ the oost Cinc!Ma tl Reds llcked San Diego Padres W. about a lobbyist." • • .A thought forthe day: British writer D.H. Lawrence said, "Pornograp!ly "Do you want a demonstratkm?" ~ " "I gave already at the dftce." · . 11 the attempt to Insult sex. . · , Today in history bt ...a· t ! " "Suppose you were Japan and needed a tax break In Puerto Rico. Who would you hire?" "Someone c lo se to th e President." "What If that lo~yist used his contacts to get special tax privileges for tbe Japanese?" "How-can you prove that?" "By my test. 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Then sophomores, now senk:Jrs from both squads remember that crucial evening when Meigs soo!'l'll • thl' gQ-ahead touchdown in the final four minutes, and after a return of turnovers, the Tomcats ra!Ued lor the )@me winning touchdown in tbe :nnal minute. : Last year's encounter at Pome:roy was pretty much one-sided, ·Meigs winning 41·17 after leading 'b.-J at tile halt. ; And Trimble coach · Barry Lltl"ral thinks some more might be in store. The Tomcat second year ·Coach. who had a 5-5 mark his rookie year last SEIISGII, said, "Meigs is strong and quick, and I think they're just as good as last year's team. I'm really Impressed with tllelr defense, because they have a lotofpeopleswarmlngtpthe football, and that makes a good defense. That's something we win over Belpre, the first Marauder shutout win since a 17-0blanking of Fairland In the 1985 opener. "They're a l'E8lly well-coached team," Coach UtteraU said of the Marauders, adding, "They !l?elll to oo everything right all of tbe time. They just don't make mistakes each tlme tbey have the ball and if you don't make mistakes, you win. And that's what has cost us." The Tomcats, 11.0 winners over Green but 'll-7 losers at home against Wellston last week, ar~ a better team than they've sbown. "We had a let-down against Wellston. We were just not ready to play mentally. We've made some changes and IDpeluUy that will brthg us around. We haven't pulled together yet, and It'll have to happen soon If we're to win," said haven't done." Meigs coach Olarley Chancey is aware that a dogtlght could be In store.' 'We expect Trimble to have a real aggressive team. They always have been like that. They have a good athlete returning at quarterback (Dennny Davis) . We expect them to option a lot and throw tbe ball a Jot," remarked tile veteran Marauder coach. Meigs, whose offense has turned the ball over only twice and with but one nve-yard penalty in eight quarters, comes off a 13-0 shu tout :Har-rumph Look for· Irish to upset Wolverines By Maj. Arms B. Hoople Upset Specialist Egad, friends~ This Is what many : college football fans have been : walling for. The Michigan Wolve· rines, ranked Ni. 5 In the Hoople System, meet No. 15 Notre Dame .(on ABC-TV). It is Lou Holtz's debut as Irish co,., h. The witty and successful Holt2ls · being counted on to tum the N.D. : program around. But It won't be · easy. Notre Dame has the toughest schedule in tbe country. Seven of thl'lr op(Dnents, including Michlgan, rompeted in bowl games last season. Bo Schembechler's Wolverines, :27-23 winners over Nebraska In the · '85 Fiesta Bowl, arpa vet..-an club. offense will he sparked by senior QB Jim Harbaugh, Who can run as well as throw, and by RBs Jamie Morris and Gerald While. Notre Dame counters with senior .. 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HottJy Stocks, imd Street Stocks will also IF Included on the racing card. 16 Louisiana State (ESPN): No. 9 Ohio State playing at No. l7 Washington (CBS) , and No. 12 Tennessee hosting SEC foe Misstssippi (W'I'BS). Texas A&M's Aggles, wiD won the '85 SWC IItle and the Cotton Bowl In coach Jackie Sherrill's i>urth year, are loaded. They have 18 starters returning, Including IIF league's top QB, Kevin Murray. The Louisiana State Tigers, who figure to challenge Alabama lor the SEC crown, are strong on defense with 10 starters back. But they will have a tough time outscori1tg the Aggies. We see Texas A&M wtn ning by a ll-18 count. Ohio Slate's Buckeyes, with one game against tough Alabama ' Wlder Iheir IFlts, will be too much for host Washington. Don James' Huslde$ have 14 vets back and wlll give thti Bucks a tussle before they fall, 28-17. Tennessee's Volunteers capped a big season in '85 with a stunning li-7 Sugar Bowl triumph over Mia_mL The Vols are vel)~ good again. And If soph QB Jeff Francis develops as expected, Johnny Majors' club could be very, very good~ Look fo r Tennessee to prevail over outmanned Mississippi State, 35-16. Eisewbere, we see rejuvmated North Carolina topping Kansas, 22-:JJ: Arizona State heating Michigan State, 21-17: Arkansas defeat. ing Mississippi, 28-13: Boston Col lege topping California 28-24: Texas stopping Stanford 20-18. and Kentucky taking Rutgers, 16-14 . In a grudge battle we look for Iowa to beat Iowa State. 31-18. Har-rumph~ Solunlay. SetJ<, " Alabama 31 Southern Mlc;s1sslppl N Arlzooa 2B Colnrado St HI · Arizona St 21 Michl~arf S t f7 Arkan~cts :R Ml..slsslppl L1 Continued on page 7 Dan Brisker named SEO representative on state athletic board Dan L. Brisker, entering his O!th league crowns and one s~lional year as prtnclpal of Kyger Creek championship In eight ~asons . High School, "was elected the He earned a Master's Degree In southeastern representative to the Secondary Educational AdminisOhio High School Athletic Associatration In 1973, following a Bachelor· tlon Board of Control In May. <1 Science Degree In Comprehen'11le election of the Oak Hill sive Social Studies in 19611. resident became effective Aug. I, ending July 31. 191!8. Brisker has been a member r1 tbe Sou theastem District Board for two years and Is currently board president. "I am thrilled to be el~.ted to the state board of control," the Galllpo· lis native said. "I wUI work hard to continue to develop Ohio's scholastic athletic program, which is one the finest in the nation." Before transferring to KOiS, Brisker taught for 11 years also coaching football, basketball, baseball, and golf. He also served as athletic director for six years at . Canal Winhcester . Brisker's most recent stint was under tbe Gallipolis City Schools, serving as director of physical education and athletlcs,lranspona tion supervisor for two years. As bead basketball coach for Canal Winchester, Brisker won II> games and lost 53, capturing two . (USPS 14$-&6&) A Dt..,lsloa of Mulllmeclla. lac. Published Pvl'ry aiiPrnoon. Monda y through Friday. 111 Court Sl. , Po· m('roy, Oh!o, by th<' Ohio Vall('y Pull· Jl s hlng Company i MulUilK'd!a. lnr .. PomProy , Ollio 45769, Ph . 992·2156. Se· rond class postagP paid at Poffif'roy, Ohio. MembM": Ulllled Prf"Ss Intcrnal!onal. In land Dally Pr(>Ss Assortatlon and theOhio Npwspapt>r AssoC"latlon . National Advrrtlslng Rt>pre-senlatl ve-. Branham Nt"Nspaper Salt'S. 733 Third AV<'nUt'. N("W Y(Jrk, Nf'W Vork 10017. ' Majors ..;.,;t Pns1o n M:\ !l4 TOI'IInlu ~N· York Ill'! mil ('"koll'lnd ;.; ~2 . ~] )II,, ;.1 .., .~ 1'l ~ ~ ~~ 1.11,1 Aalllmor 1>~1 71 A!l1 Jtil'l ~j j:! 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Eastern is 41 in the SVAC and 4·5 : ewer all. Lesa Rucker had seven points . and was 10-for-10 at the line with a grea I effort, while Tony a Savoy had seven points and two aces. leagUe) SEP!'. 12 GAII1ES: M~lgs al Trim hi• Wellston a! Belpr• VInton Coonry at Federa l·Hockin g Ne-lsonvUJt.•·York at Miller Southwestf>rn at Alexandrr (non . league! KffiK FICK ROGER CARPENTER Senior Tackle WE WILL SA~E ~OU MONE~! AlPXander 12 FedPral· Hocking J Logan lJ NPloonv illc-York 12 roon LAYAWAY- VISA- MASTERCARD- DISCOVER Bev Wigal addedf\vewlthagreat 7-for-7 al the Une, Melissa Nutter had five, Krtstl Hawk 2, Lee Ann Rotinson three, Arlene Ritchie I. Savoy was lwo-for-l..u spiking, Rucker 3-5, and Hawk 3-4. In the spiking department Savoy was 45 and Wigal S.ll. Autumn Adkins had three for HT, !..oral Van Hoose had two. 9 Years In A Rowl Tilt 11P1v8 Amerlcl's Besl-llult Trucks s.t Flllf FfJI'II Clip! Limited Time OHer • 2.9% A.P.R. 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IMI•I"fttitlon!U 8VII8CRIPTION RATI!li Dally .................... .. ............. 25 (AU. _______________________:c~on~t~in~u~ed~fro~m~pag~:e~6------------------------~==~::=::-------------- 0ng... - Kansas St 24 Northern Iowa 21 Kf>ntucky 16 Rutgers."Y Maryland :i8 Vanderbilt l2 M£omphls St ~ Arkansas Sl 21: Miami (Fia\ l~Texas Tech 11 ~~;=~ngs CLAR!l~.!!!.lrv• Team L Iowa 31 Iowa S! 18 lA 'tt·!h, ;;,l i p.m C'allfomlo •"ln li~l ut flr".-r land tNh-km 11 -101. 1. :fi p.m. MIM~o~uk>t> lllfrlcbN'kO.i or N lf'\ '~'!110-!1 1111 PRICE -..u o\II .IOIJ ~- York ITrvolt'ltiJI'\· 41 ul Toronto SINGLE COPY leads tiF Marauders In relurning both kickoffs (two lor <18 yards) and Stev• MUJS<r 112·001 or (llnts (l..u for 16). Jeff McElroy, ~·B=:fJWi~ 1 : · .... · .. ·: :: -[j;· who gets hts first start <1 the year at Jason Bmh 112 2181. ... ........ ·· ···· .... c · linebacker, has a 42 yard KO lll>nny Welsh 112·:1lil ... .. ............ ........ .RG Bill Brothers <lHilli ...................... .. RE return. ""'" nnm ......................... IU Other changes 1n the Meigs Mllt•Bartrum 111-llll ....... ... ............... ~ In u In de Pltil Klllj! 112-170\ ....... .......... .... . start g ne·up c1u 1wo-way Paul Oatley <12-1891. .. .... ............... FB starter lineman Denny Welsh's Huey Eason <12'1691 ....... ..... ·· ···· ··· TB (DEFENSE) return from a sprained ankle thai ENil6 _ Ra)mond Rider 112·1941 and kept the Marauder 205 three-year J...,.. Hownnt 112-1841: To\CIII.Fl! - Paul starter out of the Belpre game. Wolt• 112·~11 and Bush' UNEBACKI'JIS . JeffMcElrov (10.155) andD~Uev: CORNERWith Welsh's return, another BACKS - J<Jn, and Eason; HAI.fl!ACKSthree-year starter. :m lb. senior Bartrum and Klii!:~EI'Y -Broth<ors. Scoll Powell, can return to tackle /OFFENSE! after playing guard against Belpre. Player tfr. 1111d Wt.l ro.. 1 : . . .. ....... . I~ ~II Hanning and Steve Musser ~~~~ l.f, 1 will share tackle opposlle Powell Larrv Brunton 112-1701 .... ... LG while center Jason Bush, the Mark Deal 112·1751·· ···· · ·· ······ ····· .. c Codv LewL<i 11l-2lh ............ ...... ... .. ..... RG Marauders' leading tackler as a cm-Y Brun1on 1)2.2101. . ....... ....... .. ,. ... Rr · linebacker, and guard Don Bunce Ru' ty Marlin llll>ll . . .............. WR Wa v~ Lackf'v 112-160! ............... .,...... WR round out the fundamentally sou nd Dennv oav~ 112-1701 .. ...... ..... OB Meigs Une. Brad Savre IIOH'I .. ... . ....... . · ... 'I'B Probable lineu~: John Lon• tiH~~Eri:N!!Ei ............ ~ MEIGS-TRIMBLE NOSt: GUARD - Rich Dooley 111-1501:. PROBABLE STAR11NG UNEUrs TACKI.£8 - L<wo and Sltust END!I MDQ3. Koons anrl Long: UNEZACKERS - Davi!J /OFFENSE) aod L. BrunJon; OORNiliiMCKS - Jclt -. .' POSTMASTER: S<ond address ch.anRl'S to Tht llally Smtln£>1, 11l Court St .. Po~~, Ohio 457111. By Carrl~r or Mot.ar Route One Wl"t'k .... ......... ...................... $1.25 Om•·Month .... ..... ................ ........ $5 . 4~ One Year ....................... .. .. ...... ~.00 catches for 28 yards. Otrls Smith Meet the Eastern High School Eagles •' W I. l"d. <:R The Daily Sentinel Coach Lltterall: After watching his 'Cats take a thumping from Wellston , Lltterall warned, "Wellston Is a real darkhorse. If people <bn't take them seriously, lheycouldendupontop." Meigs field general ~ lb. junior ""' Mike Bart rum, wbo has completed 10 of 'll passes for """ ~• ya rds wit h a touchdown: leads a Marauder backfield that will outweigh Trlm\ ble's backs,182-163. The MHS line is only sUghlly larger at 202 per man 1 compared to Trimble's 198. Huey Eason, wiD scorm four touchdown's in !IF seasoo opening 33-18 win over Pl. Pleasant, leads the MHS rushers with 212 yards In :r7 tries, a 5.7 average. Paul Dalley, like Eason a stan<but on defense also, follows with 7I ya rds In 17 carries 14.2). J . R. !Gtchen leads the Meigs receivers with six catches for 158 Yards and owner of his team 's only ID pass. Phll King has three The Daily Sentinei- Page-7, Pomeroy-Middlprt. Ohio Jim Cobb ! 1 .••·- • CHEVROLET·OLDSMOBI LE·C'ADILLAC 308 E. Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio • 614 992·6614 9 a.m. · 5 p.m . ' •' ,' ; DON'T MISS THE SAVINGS! ·; ~~----~--------~ • ; MASON FURNITURE CO. ... . . '•: ~ 2nd Street .. (304) 773-5592 Mason, W. Va • Stock N 66491. 1 doo11. v.a. ai• cood.. •nyl roof. auto. •an•. PS, PI\ tnwer window~ IXIW" door ocks, tilt wt.el, cruise rontrol. .W/FM rolil. sten<> lape, !ld~lli1es. 1MS Stock # 661.11 7 doo". V8. aulo. lr>'l s PS WAS NIIW $995 '3295 NOW '495 #65243 Slock H 66561. 1 dooll. hard top, V-8, air cood .. .tlyiiOOf. auto. trans. PS. 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' ' .,_..,.. ,., . ..,., .... 1·' ' •""•'"•n•· •• ••' T'"'' '' '~~~·~o'l'"' ...... , ...... ~-·.. ou •• % J ' - - Barber, Jim Bahr. Katie Gallagher. Randy Bahr, Evely n Well, Russell and Linda Well, Kenneth Well, Heather Well. Leah Well , Brian and Zandra Well. Brenda Bentz, Brandy Bentz. Vernon and Nancy Bahr, Alan Bahr, Tom Bahr, Stephen Bahr, Melinda Bahr. Kimber ly Bahr, William L. Will, Philip F . Will , Albert and Eloise Hansel. Flora Betzing. Howard E. and Goldie Russell, Jr., Bertie and Bessie Bahr, Barbara Kerr, Joshua Kerr. VIcky Gillilan, Donna G illilan , Jeremy Gllilan, Randy and Janet Koehler. Randy II Koehler. Leah Koehler. Next year's rcunlon wlll be held oo the Sunday before Labor Day. Class meeting is held A covered dish dinner preceded the recent meeting of the Adult Class of the Pomeroy Church of Christ held at the church. Charles King had grace and devol Ions were by Elizahet h Duffy using Psalms 121 and a reading entitled "My Faith." Gerlrude Andrews also had a reading. Betty Spencer presided at the meeting with reports being given by Pauline Kennedy, secretary, and Olin Smith, treasurer. It was noted that new hymnals have been received. II was decided to glve money on the church root project later. The Denny Allen Miss ionary Fund was discussed and several sick cards were sent. The a nnual Christmas project of remembering members with fruit baskets was discussed and a committee was named to plan the Christmas par1y _ Elwood Bowers wlll have devotions for the December meeting. Others attending were Mrs. Elwood Bowers. Conrad Ohlinger,. Melvin Smith, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. Charles Eskew, and Mrs. Lawrence Clark. Livewire class holds meeting Annual picnic of the Llvewire Sunday School Class of the Forest Run United Methodist Church was held at the roadside park on Route 33 recently. After dinner the group enjoyed games. Attending were .__.., . '·' terda m ." Officers' reports were given and 19 shutin calls reponed . The birthday of Helen Teaford was observed. II was noted thai the nominating eommittee wlll repon at the next meeting. Miss Karr had a memorIal servlce for Opal Kloes, longtime devoted memher of the unit. Mary Cundiff had the program entit led "The Lack of Mending God's Creation" and a lso gave the spiritual life closing. Scripture reading for Sep tember Is Daniel 9. Bahr reunion held A Civic Presentation of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. in cooperation with i: ••• :.. :• •• •• : The annual district meeting of the United Methodist Women to be held at the Richland Avenue Church oo Sept. 25 was announced at the recent meeting of the Asbury UMW. Unda Ferrell was hostess for the meeting held In the social rooms with Helen Teaford . vice president. opening the meeting w!lh a poem, 'Heavens Declared the Glory of God" by Helen Stetner Rlce. Marcia Karr gave devotions, "The Grand Dlseovety" from Life's Pathway and "Highllj(hts of Ams- 3:00P.M. Rio ., UMW conducts meeting OCTOBER 5 •.. ~ •• • Stephanie Nicole Bell, two year old daughter of Shawn and Rhonda Bell, Pomeroy. took second runnerup tn overall competition In the American International Beauty Pageant held recently at Clarksoorg. She wlll now compete in the Ohio State Pageant. The youngster Is a lso preparing lor competition In the Ohio Sta le Miss Dream World Pageant to be held In October. Shelsa member of the Sugar and Spice Baton and Pom-Pom Corps and Is sponsored In eontesls by .Jeffers Trucking and Excavating, Pomeroy. antiques. Arts in the Allev Is a muslr and arts festival in downtown Grove Citv Sa turday and Sunday. A Grape Festival wUI be held at Lonz Winery on Middle Bass Island in Lake Erie Saturday and Sunday. Tbe Village Peddler Festiva l at Buccaneer Lake in Jeffe rson County Saturday and Sunday Includes a R evolutionary War Brigade. An Auto Show and Flea Market wlll he held Sunday at tlle Mlrgan Co unty Fairground s In McConnelsville. A Festival d t~ Arts will be held Sunday in the Columrus sulx!rb of Dublin . Founders Day will be ol!ierved Sunday at the lnnlswood Botanical Ga rden and Na ture Presen;e In the offered Sarurday evening. This Is the second of three weekends for the Yankee Peddler Festival. a n early-Ame rican craft fair at Clay' s Park Resort in Canal Fulton. This festival will be held Friday and Saturday and again Sept. 20-21. The Indian Summer Arts and Crafts show wUJ be held Friday through Sunday at the Washington County Fairgrounds In Marietta. The Old World Oktohertest will be he ld at Geauga Lake in Aurora Friday through Sunday. Constitution Day Is a week of event s in Louisville, Stark County. beginning Saturday and runnin g through Sept. 21. The Shekinah Festival a nd Auction Saturday in P lain City, Union County. offers handmade quilt sand Columoos suburb of WesterviUc. The Gahanna Historical Society F lea Market will be held In that OJiumoos suburb Sunday. Special eddblts: -The Zanesville Art Center Exhibitbns through Sept. 26 feature fiber design and pajntings. -A Genes a nd Genetic Engincering Exhibit is fl'atured at the Center of Scienoc and Indu stry in Columbus through Nov. 11 . -"Collection of Fren ch Pochoir" Is on display at the Springfield An Center in Springfie ld through September. -"The Silent Revolution: Women and AppHan<Es Make History," is on display at the Hoover Histor ical Ce nter in Nort h Canton throughout September. -"Ame ri can ContPmporar:.,: Works in Wood' is a display at The Dairy Barn in AtiFns Saturday through Oct. 12. -Saul Steinberg Exhibitions are displayed at the Columbus Museum of Art in Columoo s Sunday through Oct. 18. On the sports calendar. The Old Oaken Bucket and the J ugettc are featured harrFss races at the IA>Iaware County Fair Sept . 17 and ttl> Little Brown Jug wut be run Sept. 18. The Bud Light Corporate Challen ge will be nm in downtown Springfield Saturda)'. The Budweiser Sunrise Forest Rall.v Is a 2SO-mlle mad rdlly near ChilllcotiP Saturday. A Demo lit ion Derby will be held at the Star k County Fa irgrounds In ra nton Salurda.v. Syracuse PTO will purchase equipment The family of the late William Schroeder, the oldest woman, of and Royal Matson held a reunlon in Florida; and Trevor Paul Buck, Chillicothe on Labor Day weekend Middleport, the youngest family at the homes of John and Jeanne member attending. At the reunion besides the hosts Matson Blair. On Saturday the group met at the and the Schroeders were John Blairs' eondomlum on the goK Blair, J r . and Linda Blair, Jack eourse where the men enjoyed goK Matson, Columbus; Maxine Matand had a dinner par1y. On Sunday son and Redgeway Thomas, Daythey traveled to the summer <:1. ton; Addie Matson Buck, Pomeroy; home of Mr. and Mrs. Blair on Lake Mr. and Mrs. John auc k and White, Waverly. for a brunch and Trevor. Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. dinner. The younger family Bruce Wallace, Buck and Natalie, members spent the a fternoon Canal Wlncnester; Onnle and Pl!g · Matson, Clulgrtn Falls; and'Or. and heating and water skutng. Rro:>gnlzed were Carl Schroeder, Mrs. Robert Ma tson, Cha rlottesthe oldest man; Faye Malson ville, Va. SOLDIERS' CHORUS ,. Bell takes second place Matson reunion held and :• •• ,.: ,.,.: •,.,.,. Fair means the Little Brown Jug and the world· famous race has also spawnect a festival In Its name. The Little Brown Jug Festival begins a week-long run In Delaware Thursday,· with a barbecue, parade, style show a nd breakfast. The festival winds up Sept. 18, the day the race will be run at the Delaware County fairgrounds. Also on this coming week's agenda: All sorts of apple foods help make up the Johnny Appleseed Festival Thursday through Saturday in Lisbon. The Jackson County Apple Festival hegins Sept. 16 in Jackson . An Apple Cider Festival wUJ be held In Lordstown Thursday · through Sunday. The Ohio Honey Festival Timrsday through Saturday in Lebanon is a salute to Ohio's beekeeping industry. The Mid-Ohio Pork Festival wUJ be held In Darbyvllle in Pic kaway County Thursday through Sunday. The North American Sail and Power Show will be held a t ttl> Cedar Point Marina in Sandusky Thursday through Sunday. A Backyards-by -Can dle li ght Tour Is a sel!·gu lded tour <:1. 10 private gardens Friday and Saturday nights In the German Vlllage section of Columbus. A lew blocks to the north, a Greek Festival wilt be held Friday through Sunday. A Lantern Tour of Schoenbrunn VIllage State Memorial wilt be Alfred and Hilda Yeauger, Edison and Evelyn Hollon, Kenny and Faye Wiggins. David and Jean Nease, Vernal and Betty Black· wood, John and Juanita G rueser, Selma Call, and Maribelle Warner. ... The Sou thern Local School Board has agreed to match PrO fund s up to $400 lor tlle purchase of playground equipment and in anticipatlon of taking advantage of the offer, the Syracuse PrO has appointed a eommlttec to cheek the need and secure cost figures . .James Lawrence, Beverly Alen , Kenny Buckley and Jeannie Buckley were named to the eommiltee at last wcek's meeting. Barb Lawrence was named as room parent coordinator lor the three parties. Halloween. Valentine's Day and Easter. The classrooms will be divided into groups and pa rents in each group wlll he cont acted to donate for one of the three parties. Romora Young announced that 6,125 Campbell labels had been collected last year and the Items purchased through the redemption project were on display. Over 2,000 labels have already been eollected for this y,e ar. Slips will be sent out with the student s to remind parent s to save labels. A PrO membership drive is underway. Cost is $1 and only members are eligi bl e to vote. Parents were asked to save their checkout receipts from Powell's Super Valu as the store has offered to pay organizations one )JB'Cent of the total sales collec ted . Mrs . Young and Linda Fields volunteered to calculate the nrelpts. It was decided to have a spring carnival in stead of a fa ll carnival. A sales project wlll be carrtc'll out this fall . howt'ver. Lawrence an nounced Ihalt he staff will be havi ng the student s sell !Tays and orria ments in October to raise money for classroom projects. · II was noted that the name of the school has been placed on the front of I he building in large while leiters and that nameplates have been installed on eac h classroom . Tol<l l cost was $54 w ith the PTO voting to pay half the cost. A discussion was held conccrnlng the need to paint the !Tim on the outside• of the school windov,s and several volunt eerec! to help. Beverly Allen, Young , Den nis Haynes. April Hannon and Faith Hayman were thanked for their efforts in painting the bleac hers in the gymnasium . On display were the educa tional games pol'('hased for tiF classrooms. The attenda ncr banner w<•nt to the second grade mJanice Cuny. Teresa Ty!lln·Drummer wa s act · ing secretary in the absence of Brenda Donahue wm has moved from the district. II was noted that that the unit has ~3 in the regula r c hel'king acount. $2.:~ in lhP athl etic checking account. and $461 in the athl et ic sav ings account. Ms. Drummer expla ined thai fur<ls from door and conocssion sales for any athlet ic rvent \~v·ili be placed into the athletic account. The funds from the aceount a re then used lor the purchase of items relating to a thletic programs, includlngequlpmcnt, uniforms, awards and field da~· activlti£>s. Sandra Barr was named to serve as vice president . and Mrs. Young as secretary, lilting vacancies created by the resignations ol Patti Stm ble. m llnger teaching in the Syrdcuse ooilding , and Donahue, who has moved from the school district. They will be Installed at the Oct oiler mecting. .Jill Hobbs presided at the meeting which opened with the pledge and !IF lDrd' s Prayer. and also we lcomed t he parents a nd teachers. The meeting was preceded by an open house with the parents bPing given the opponunl~ to view the newly pai nted moms. Refreshment s of cookies and drinks wer~ served. Carpenter community happenings _ _ __ weekend Included the following relatives - Mr. a nd Mrs. Ross Knox, St. Petersburg, Florlda; Nellie Duncan, Medina; Mrs. Robert·NeJSbn-;''Cilllllnbus; Mr. and Mrs. John Whittington. Lancaster; and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Ra wlings, Albany. Mr. and Mrs. WIIUam Culwell, Satsuma, Florida, spent several days here as guests of their son-tn·law and daught er, Mr. ahd Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and Sarah and Mrs. Linda Morris, Stoutsville, and her children and family members from other areas , were caQed here by the death of her father, wnuam Cheadle::> • .. ,, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jordan, Monroe, Nortll CaroUna, spent a weekend here with his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan a nd Sarah, local, her parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. James Keefer and family. New Marshfield, and ca lled on otiFr friends and relatives. Guests mFreda Smith durin g the Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Jordan They called on ot her friends and relatives and along with their daughter. Ruby J ordan, visited relatives in Jackson and Columbus. On Sunday, the Culwells. along w!lh Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan attended a family gathering in F1atwoods, Kentucky. The Jordans returned to tiFir borne here and the Culwells wlll return to Florida later in the week. Mr. and Mrs. James RuthPrtord, LaruP, Texas, were overnight Carmel community happenings Fetty birthday Those at the Rabe n Lee home during the Fair week from Colum bus were Mr. and Mrs. Tim O'Neil and oons. Evelyn In gra m , J im and Dustrin. Chris Circle of Racine. Patrece Circle, JaiTOd Circle, .Jeff Circle of Keno Road. Pam foreman of Portland, '1slted with Dixie and Lula Circle recently. They visited Elsie Circle In Racine. Helen Hill of is celebrated Amanda Nleole Felly, daughter d. Mike and Janice Fetty. Pomeroy, ol!ierved her seeonil blrthday with a cookout and swimming party at the home of her grandparents, Bob and Isabelte Couch, Pomeroy. Refres hments were served along with a Care Bear cake baked~ her mother. Attending besides her parents and maternal grandparents were IFr brother, David Fetty, an aunt, Jenni Couch. paternal grandparents. Hank an~ Phyllis Fetty. Point Pleasant , W.Va .; Jim and U sa Simms. Er1in and Jared, Point Pleasant; BOb and Karen Couch, Pomeroy: Rlck and Brenda Bolin, Derrick and Brook, Rutland , and Orenda Cook and Jerod, Pomeroy. Others presenting gift s and ca rds were Ron and Chris Couch, Vlrglnt a, Jeff and Sophi a Couch and Amanda Nicole Fetty Heather Marte. Be lvidere N.J.: Sam and Ann McKinney and Eddie, Pomero)•; Carl and Mar)' Offu tt. Racine, La rry and Linda rlelds. An<IY and Kevin. Syml'use: a nd Alexa Chum. Coiumoos. She also received a phone call from her uncle , Ric Couch. Wilmington. Del. By CLARICE ALLEN Carson. Bashan visited wtlh Eunle Brinker recently . Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barn!tz of Pomeroy ca lled on E unle Brinker recently . There were 61 present lor Sunday School on Aug. 24. Angela Dawn Carleton ill Racine spent a lew days with Sheryl Johnson - Drama team to make presentation The New Life Drama Team from Norvel Hayes. New Lifo Bible School In Clevela nd, Tenn .. will be at the Rejoicing Life Baptist Churc h, :m N. Second i\vo .. Mlddlepor1 on Sunday . Pastor Michael Pangia invtles the public, especia lly .vout h of the communiTy. to attend the prf'Sf'nfa · A di scussion on changlngtheda to of tag day OJX'nrd Monday nighr' s meeting ol tho Meigs Band Boosters. A nrw dt:~lr has been Sf' t for Nov. 1. II wa s rrportrd that the band 's pool party. held recen tly at London Pool, SyracuSC', was a success. It was also reported thai the band wi ll be In competltln this Saturday in Bamsvtlle, Ohio. Best wishes were extended the band members and Lori Klinger. band director. The next band boosters meeting will7 p.m .. Oct . fi, In the bandroom. Mrs. Nell Alblnger returned to her home In Ventura , CaiU .. Thursday, after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen ca lled on Mrs. Helen Hayes, Great Bend, Sunday evening. Mrs. Cleo Smith and Barbara Sargent visited Sunday with Elsie Kimes and Alta Jeanqoll, cousins d. Mrs. Smith, at the Eastern Star Home In Mount Vernon. Mrs. Katl\)1 Freitag. Mary and Susan, North Canton, spent a couple of days with Lucille Smith, Allen Weber. Dolyestown, was a recent visitor of his cousin Marcia Keller. George Reuter, Akron , spent three weeks with his aunt Lucille Smith. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Wood, Columbus, visited hls mother Letha Wood , Sunday. !Wy and Brlan SeiZing, Pomeroy, called on Mrs. Wood, Monday. · Miss Laura Jean Eichinger, Columbus, spent a few days with her m>ther Opal Eichinger. lion of the group at 7 p.m. Sunday . The team performs a series of short skit s dealing wit h important Issues and problems In modern times. The actors are able to bring out the teachings of Jesus on a host ~ timely Issues. Rev. Pa ngia repor1s._ The group uses both drama and music in teaching Bible princip les . Band boosters have meeting Chester area notes Betty Newell, president , opened the meeting with prayer. followed by the pledge to the nag at the August meeting ql the firemen's auxlllaty at tlle llrehouse. Roll call was answered bJ1 16 members. Secretary Paula Wood gave the minutes of the previous meeting and Opal Hollon gave the treasurer's repor1 . Committee reports were glven and plans for helping the firemen with their !Dod booth at the county fair were discussed . Cards were signed fort he sick r1 the community. Margaret Chrlsy and Opal Wickham servEd rEfreshments to those named and Cleo Smith, Ethel Orr. Bonnie Landers. Clara OJnroy, Clarice Allen, Enna Cleland, Dorotl\)1 Hawk, Frana!s Hunt, Betty Hawk, Opal Eichinger and Inzy Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKcll2le r1 .CaiU., and Mr. and Mri. Carl McCardy, Ashley, were weekend · visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul, Mrs. MIU;I Ours and NellAiblngervlslted Monday In Canal Fulton with Mr. and Mrs. Art Molnar and llennan gui'>IS of his grandmother, Mrs. J .D. Canode of the Pt. Rock area, and also of his uncle a nd aunt. Mr. and Mrs . Mendal Jordan. They called on another uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon and other relatives In this area during their stay. His mother, Neva Baker, Port Jefferson, Ohio, spent the Iinne with her mother, Mrs. Canode. Reverend Arthur Crabt ree attended a School d MJnlstry session at Nor1hwestern University at Ada, Ohio, this past week. Omitted RETURNS - Middleport Flr!tl Bapllsi Churoh wW wel- come fonner pastor, lhe Re>. Ralph C. Zundel, at 7 p.m. Sunday evening. Zundel and hlo wile, the late Rulltanna Zundel, came .to lhe Middleport F1rsl BaptW Clurch In IM1 and were lllere four yean. Zundel alao eerved Flnrl Bapllol 111 Che81Ue. The oouple relumed lo lll!rvelhe dmrch al Pomeroy In the mid mo·S. Zundel wlll sing and preach 111 lhe 7 p.m. service Sunday. Attending the Teaford reunion but Inadvertently omitted from a n e arlier listing of those ther'(> were Ct'Cll. Kathy . Amy , Darlene and DeeDee See, a nd Helen a nd Vlrg11 Teaford. Pomeroy. Wolf Pen notes Mrs. Iva Johnson visltlid with Mr . and Mrs. Charley Smith, Wednesday to Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frank, Sara Beth, of Texas !Wad were Sunday viSitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eu(J'ne Haning. • �Thursday, September 11, 1986 Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Community calendar I area happenings'i". staged at the Rutland Civic Center from 8 to 11 p.m. Friday with music by Itomlc Sounds. Admission Is $1 a person. THURSDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers · Plains VFW Post 9ai.1 wtll meet Thursday, 8: :KJ p.m., at the Tuppers Plains grade schooL All meml>"rs ~rged to attend. POMEROY - Mary Shrine :rr, Order of the White Shrine of .Jerusalem, wUJ meet at 8 p.m Friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. FRIDAY . CHESHIRE Ga!Ua -Meigs Coummunlty Action Agency .free clothing day lor low-lncome per· _ sons will !>" Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 ,: noon, at the old Cheshire high : school building. I ' SATURDAY POMEROY -The Joyful Sounds of Kingsport, Tenn. will be at the Full Gospel Lighthouse each evening through Sunday. POMEROY - Mary Shrine 37 :. White Shrine of Jerusalum wUJ ; meet Friday, 8 p.m., in regular • F.esslon. RUTI.AND - · RAl1NE -Free entertainment night at the ShrinersPar kln Racine Saturday beginning at 7 with the Bend River Boys providing enter· A dance will !>" talnment and the Ladles Auxnlary of the Fire Department holding an lei' cream ooclal. Resldenl' are to take lawn chairs. SUNDAY POMEROY - IA>scendants of Augustus John Warner and Mary Ann (Birda ) Frmch Warrer an nual reunion, Sunday, at Lake Hope State Par~ beginning at 12: lJ p.m. Sunday, Sept. H . at lhr• Belleville Dam Park in-H('('<i>' ili< ·. not at the tire department as was agreed Uf:X)n at lusl n 'll lli un . Put luek dinner a t I p.m. Union, Kroger reach agreement Rutland . Picn ic lunch at 12: .111. Singers . ·rhe pubic Is !nvit<<l. PfiTSBURGH tUPI) -Carl C. Huber, president of LDcal 2'l, United Food and Commercial Workers, announced Wednesday that his union had reached an agreement the Kroger Co. oveqnyment of health and welfare claims of Kroger retirees and severanre pay lor former eligible full-time employees. The agreement was reached after more than two years of meetings and negotiations, Huber said . Kroger closed Its western Pennsylvania '1ores in January 1984 after Local 2'l members went on strtke at the expiration of t~ir collective bargaining agreement. The oompany had sough t contract concessions, but they were rejected by the rmre than 2.00l union members. "This sett lement of nearly $1.75 million wUl meet the health and welfare claims of the retirees and should sa tlsfy those eligible for severance pay,"sald Hul>"r. Huber said the agreement will be outlined at a meeting of the former Kroger employees on Sept. 22 at the Scldlers and Sailors Mernortal Hall in the city 's Oakland section. POMEROY - The W'liter Gil ORA !I:G E TOWNSHIP - Tht• more n-union will PE\.held :iunday at OrangP Christian Church Home· the Route 33 roadsJ4P.. park, right coming wUI b? Suooay, Sept. 14, traveling north. Gilmore's !llth with ~ooay School and worship blrt hday wUl be observt'<l and RUTLAND- Th<" H th an nua l servicesbeginnlnga t Y:30, dinnerat Wood reunion will bl· held Sunday, ooon and afternoon services all: :KJ. friends -and relatives are !nVItL<I to attend. Act ivities begin at noon . Sept.l4, at Fores t /u.'n'SPark.near Spectal singing by the Unity ,-----------~--------------------­ AN11QUITY - The 14th H.A. Fred Hayman a nd Garnet E. Polk Hayman reunion will be Sunday, Sept. 14, at the home of C.E. Hayman Sr., Antiquity, l>"ginnlng at 10 a.m. Dinner at noon. "Best Deal On Wheelsif ,. Ky. man arre.-;ted for theft REEDSVILLE - The ~h an· nual Buckley reuion will !>" held LAS VEGAS, Nev. tUPli -A jewelry store manager sought in Kentucky lor the theft of $500,000 in merchandise last week was arrested Wednesday in Las Vegas,. pollee said. Leonard Miller, 50, of Flore nce, Ky. , was taken in to custody without Incident at his mot el room on a fugitive warrant issued In Kentucky. A p:Jlice sp:Jkesman said Officer Chuck Jones conducted a routine license plate check of a vehicle parked in a lot at a oowntown rmteL He discovered that Miller was sought lor the Sept. 4 theft of $3JO,OOJ wotih of rings, gold c hains, watches, brace lets and pearls from a Florence, Ky., Zales Jewelry store he managed . Police, who impounded the vehicle. found jewelry in the car's trunk. ·:Meigs County pr9perty transfers J. Phillip Jone~. Lois Jones to Marvin Althouse. Bonnie AltiDuse, parcels, Scipio. Hannah Ma rgaret Bennett Clark, Dec'd, by exec., to David Acree, Lot 1R, Mldd . Viii. Opal W. Kloes, Dec 'd, 1o Karl W. Kloes. Affid., Syracuse V. Beu lah F . Hayes, Dec'd, to Edna Maxine Coates Gas kill , Cert., Midd. Viii. Theophilu s Louis Smith , Dec'd, aka Theo L. Smit h. Gladys G. Smlt h, A!fid., Porn. Viii. Karen S. Austin, Carl E. Austin to : D. Franklin Douglas, aka, Frank· lin Douglas, Dec'd, to Alpha Bailey, Ola St. Clair, Bessie Williams Roger Young, Ceti. of Trans.: Scipio. . Ola St. Cla ir, Bess!~ WU!iams, : Windle Williams to Alpha Baalley, · Homer Bailey, Roger Young, : Yvonne Young , HI6A, Scipio . · Larry A. Platt by Admin ., to Charles E. Casto, · Rebecca A. Casto, lA., Columbi a. : Eller 0 . Pickens, Mary E. ,: Pickens to Eller 0 . Plekens, Mary :~ E. Pickens, parcels, Syracuse V. ~ : Mildred C. Phillips, Dec'd, Bar· :;;.: ~ra L. 'liease . Cert. of Trans., ... $1tton. :: : · Delores A. MU!er to Harold E. :.; ;>m ith, Lorrtta S Smit h, 1.91A, - SJllisbury. · - Alwllda A. Werner. Dec'd, to ::;,. John L. W~rner, Affid ., Midd. :·~ : : Clarence H. Murray, 'Dec'd, to ; : : J'vely n Murra y, Affld ., Mldd . ,. - Steven Eblin , Wanda L. Eblin to :;: Leading Creek Consv. Dist., right of ·:: !Yay, Sa lisbury . • . Frank Shiltz, Bert ha Shiltz to • · Leading Crrek Consv. Dis!., right of : : wy, Columbia . : . . · Wesley L. Grounds to Leadin g .:·: Creek Consv. Dis t., right of wav. ' · Columbia. · ; : : Laura E. Byers to IA>ll>"r1 • : VanMet er, lilA. Lebanon . : : Mickey Baltic, Shf>ila .J. Ba ltic to : Sheila J . Ba lt ic , parce ls, Letart. James P . Lamb?r1 to Wanda June Lamtx>rt, trac ts, Sa lisbury . Wanda J une Lamtx>rt to James P. Laml>"rt , tracts, Sa lisbury. Pauline Thompson, aka Ruth Pauline Thompson , Maxine Little, aka Lora Maxine Little, Wilma Parker, a ka Wilma L. Parker, Peggy Thomas, aka Peggy A. Thomas, right of way, Salisbury. June F . Ellis, aka Dorothy J . Ellis, to William E. Ellis, Nancy Lee E lli s Woodford , 0.56 7 A, Orange. Glen E. Robinson, DorothY M. Robinson to Gregory A. Winebrenner, Pa ige Winebren ner, L77:l4A, Orange. Basketweaving class set at PAC at 7-10 p.m. and on Nov. 17 from 11 Baskelweaving Classes , part of a.m . to 2 p. m Registration fee Is the Riverby F'olk Art program $7.:>1. All registration fees Include offPn'<l by toc Fren ch Ar1 Colony materials. and the Ga llipolis Recreation IA>pt, Classes will be held a t the French v.ill continue with a series of t tuw Ar1 Colony, 030 First Ave. Prefa ll classes. Each class, offered in registration is required lor all either after noon or !'Vening times. sessions and participants stuuld will feature a differro t hand-woven request the eq uipment list needed oosket and is open to both !>"ginning for basketweaving when registerand ex perienced stude nts. The Ha nging-Mail oosket. de- ing. Class sizP is limited. Please call the French Art Colony, 446-3834, lor signed with a loop han dl e for wall more detalls. Payment may be han ging, will he taugh t on Sept. 15 made by mail or in person. from 710 p.m. and on &opt. 22 from 11 a.m.to 2p.m.Theclass!ee is$12. , - - - - - - - - - - Pie Baske ts will be made on Oct. n from 7-10 p.m and on Oct. 20 from 11 a. m . to 2 p.m. The Plr Basket is a low. double-handled ca rrier and ttl' c lass lei' is $17. The final fall sessio n will feature the popula r Heart Basket oo Nov .10 A.P.R. FACTORY FINANCING OR U.P TO '800. REBATES •CHEROKEE •WAGONEER •COMMANCHE •ENCORE •EAGLE ClAS~IflfO~ BEAR BOWHUNTING CLINIC SAT. 13th • SUNDAY 14th. Learn About One Of America's Fastest Growing Sports Bear Archery Repre.~entative 'Wr. Henrv Fulmer rvill be on hand al our Gallipoli$, Ohio, store on Saturdav: Se pt. 13th and in our Point Pleasant, W. Va., store on Sundav, Sept. 14th. Clinic hour$ will be from 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday in Gallipolis and 12 noon· .5 p.m. on Sunda~ in Point Pleamnt. ••• ••• The folio winK Package Deal.~ and Special.~ ruill be available for the.~e two dav$ onlv, Saturoo~ & Sundav, Sept. 13th & 14rh at both stores. 4rcherv inMruction.~ from the Pro~~ - 4cce.~.~ories installed free at clinic. Bow Huntinf{ Video.~ wUl be .~hown in Point Plea.~ant .~tore onlv on Srmdav. JENNINGS' Oy·BEAR ARCHERY -. •• SuOS1d1ary Of K10de . Inc KIDDE Wooden Limbs Bow .............. ............. Reg. $199.99 Bear Hug Quiver .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. Reg. $9.99 lkr.v ............................ Reg. $159.99 Bear Hug QuiYer ........................... Reg. $9.99 Cobra Sigi!L ........................... Reg. $9.99 6 Bear Camo Arrows ......................... Reg. $17.50 Sight... ........... ............. ... Reg. $9.99 6 Bear Camo Arrows ........................ Reg. $17.50 • $237 47 Reg. Price •• • • • ' ' •I •'• $19]47 •1-'5 9'' Sale' 1 9 9 · '' Sale $37~• Saturday &Sunday Only Save Save $37.41 Saturday &Su~day Only! ' • • '• '• TRY ROCKY II MULBERRY Sf. RAVENSWOOD, W. VA. CLEVELAND !UP!) - OnP player picked all six numbers in Ohio's ~per Lotto drawing Wednesday night to claim the $5 million top prize. The name of the player will OC' announced a fter the winning ticket is redeemed at a regional lottery : office, a state lottery commission .· . sp:Jkesman said today. The winning numbers were 2, 10, 21, 27 , 31, a nd drawing totaled $4,186,345, with a total prize payoot of $5,651.597. The est im ated jackpot ·for next week's game Is $.'i mitllon. ,- -----------1 . The player will receive the · winnings in 20 annual b?!ore-tax : payments of $250,00J. In addition to the top prize winner, 174 players picked five of the rumrers to win $.~1 eac h. Also, 7,:s! players selected four of the ''numbers to win $.1; apiece. ~ There were 107,401 tickets sold ' listing three d the nihnbers. Those : tickets are worth $3 eac h. Ticket sales lor the weekly . 531 JACKSON AKE · RT.J~ WEST Phone 446· 4524 BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY l SUNDAY · All SEATS 11.50 ADMI SS ION EVERY TUESDAY 12.501 LAST DAY : - - "SHORT CIRCUIT" 7:00P.M. ONLY. RATED (PG) "SHANGHAI SURPRISE' 9:00 P.M. ONLY RATED lPG lll ., Ohio weather " • ~ • ·•' : · , ,. · ~ South Central Ohio Showers and thunders torms likely tonight, with a low between 65 and 70. Partly cloud:v Frid ay. with highs between 75 and 80. The probability of precipitation is 'i1J percent tonight and near zero Friday night. Winds will be from the south t he southwest at 15 tom mph tonight. Ohio Extm~d Forecast Saturday through Monday ' FairSaturdayand~nday,witha · chana> d rain Monday. Highs will ' !>" in the 70s each day, with ~ 011ernight lov.s in the ~s. · Just when you were thinking about relaxing indoors, along comes a sale that helps you do it! Recliners from la - Z - Boy~ in exciting styles and fabrics, that were never easier to afford! ROBERT . DEBRA REDFORD WINGER Sale Starts Friday! LEGAL EAGLES Bow ............................. Reg. $89.99 Bear Hug Quiwr ............................ Reg. $9.99 Cobra Sight .............................. Reg. $9.99 6 Eacle \ AITOWS ......................... Reg, $12.50 $12247 99 Sale$99 Save $22.41 Saturday & Sunday Only! » 5:00 Located next to Mason County Fa!rgrourxls Point 25550 wv NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! $299 WHITETAIL II LIGHTNING For Female or Younger Shooter 91ort Draw Only 50 lb. Peak Weight LA~AVIAY ~----~~~--~ NGS(!) Reg. Price SALE WITH CAM • Bow......... Reg. $8911 Bear Hug QuiYer ................ ... Reg. $9.99 Cobra Sight... ................ Reg. $9.99 6 Bear Canto Arrows ................. Reg. $17.50 Reg. Price SALE! SALE! American Traditional chlrm with the features of pnuine La-Z-Boy~ cl'air. Tufted wi11ed blck. roll anns 'and skirt. Available as Recli: na-Rocker~ • $12747 f.lel 09 $17. save $39900 "Bennington" 41 $299°0 "Subll'ban" Redina·Rocker® Recliner Ahandsome style that relaxes on demand. Button·tulted, with pillow-soltl rms and seat. $449° The "Corilforter" SALE 0, 0 - This pnerously proportioned La· Z-Boy~ chair offers big comfort and handsome styliiiJ. Has tufted pillow back and roll arms. Available as Reclina - Rocker ~ . THE, TRI·COUNTY'S LARGEST .AND MOST BEAUTIFUL SELEcnON . Satu-rday & Sunday Only! • SALE! $29900 "Liberty" This sleek style is the perfect : chair for all those hard to fit areas! •FREE PARKING •FREE DtliYERY 446-3045 ~EO.II,fEIS• •OPEN DAILY 9-5 MONDAY & FRIDAY 9-8 : SAffNOWI Stoce Hours: Mon thru Frl 9: 30-6: 00 Sat 9:30-5 : OO,Sun . Closed Store Hours: Vlon thru Frl 9': 7:00 Sat 9: :Kl-5: OO,Sun 12:00- Meigs High Sch~ol Band Boosters Wish to · Thank All Businesses and Workers for Their Patronage and Donations to the Band during the 1986-1987 Season. One ticket claims Super Lotto jackpot · '• • • ,10 P.M. TO 2 A.M. us get into ~------~ FORKED LIGHTING CAM BOW Reg. Price INGS' .//JENNINGS® Cobra FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 12 & 13 according to J ack. "Tony, that 's Ulcga l," Jack said he res ponded At a May J:J mt<'ting with ooth officials, .Jack said Pray so seemed more receptive to a changp In the ordinance. "He sa id. 'you know, .vour client could make a lor1unc in this bu ~ in""·"' n'Cai!Pd Jack. "Maytx> I soould . be on a percentage," Jack said hf' joked. $449.00 BEAR ARCHERY PACKAGE _. . . T·STAR II CAMO FINISH UTAH Bear & Jennings Archery *FREE BOW TUNE-UPS SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT BOTH STORES! ••JENNINGS® months on allowing Glaub to Insta ll " they had an Investigation under tanks. way and that II things went the way On May 8, Jack said, he met with he thought, they (Atlas) would be DiCarlantonio who said the chief df his back ilr good ." Glaub's attorney, a crucial wit- still was not receptive. "Tony said, 'why oon't you give ness lor the prosocution, testl!ied . him !i'lmet hing?"' .lack ll'Stificd . that both Pray so and Dlcarlantonlo "What are yoo talking about'1" hP suggested paydfs In return for replied. allowing Alias to In furnish propane "Why don't yoo g1Ve him some service to a church In the Country Club Hills soctlon of Steubenvtlle. . money ' " said the law direc tor. Jack said he told both Pray!<Jand D!Carlantonlo that what they proposed would be illegal. The pair were arrested last May 28 and found wlth$15,mlapiece that the FBI had furnished Glaub to use in carrying out the Invited bribe. Jack said that although he believed Atlas' dealings were not covered by a city ordinance on propane use, the city had balked for COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!} - The defense was expected to compll'te Its case today ln U.S. District Court for two Steubenville city o!llclals accused of accepting payoffs lor a llowing propane Installations within city limits. Fire Chief J ohn Prayro and Law Director Antonio DlCarlantonio, charged with extortion and conspiracy to commit extortion, have in sisted they each accepted $15,00) only to play along with the bribe. They said they had been conducting their own investigation of the bribe, offered by Jodie Glaub, operator of Atlas Gas Products, Costonla, and were going to tum the money and information over to the FBI later on May 28, when they were arrested . Jefferson County Sheriff Fred Abdalla told the court in q1en ing the defense Wednesday that DICarlantonlo came to him In mid-May a nd asked for an ankle gun, sayin g he needed it to investigate a bribery case Involving a chemical company. But assistan I U.S. · At1orney David Shroyer induced Abdalla to testify that he failed to let authori · ties know about the ankle-gun request until this week because he "didn't feel It was important." Steubenville Poliei' Sgt. Jerry McCatinev and Ft>Uce Chief Ernie Belli both. ret all£'([ Prav!i'l saying AKRON (UP!) - The Summit County C'Oroner's offiCi' will conduct an autopsy on the body of an elderly woman who apparen tly drowned after wandering away from a Portage Lake-area nursing home. The death of Pearl Helton, 84, appears to have been accidenta l, said Jerry Sharrock, Franklin Township p:J!ice chief. Helton 's body was found in Rex Lake at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, about :M oours aft er she walked away from Health Haven nursing home, Sharrock said. Helton was In good physical condition, but may have been disoriented when she left the home, he said . , 31>. CHECK DIE Be A ;rwo Hunter Autopsy set in drowning OFFER APPLIES TO ALL 1986 • ALLIANCE 11 ......--Ohio Briefs:------. Defense to rest in trial of two officials Thursday. SepternbBI·11, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio CORNEA OF Tji!RD 8t OLIVE - GAUIPOLIS c' 1!1l86 PONOEAOSA. INC ,. .. 1.... :. �--Local Briefs:-The Catholic Women 's Club will meet this evening at the Sacred Heart Church with massat7 and the meeting at 7:30. Francis Shaffer will pn>Sellt a program on his trip to the Holy Land . Activities set for block party Concession and craft stands at the Middleport Block Party wUI be functioning at io a.m. Saturday and are scheduled to remain in business untll 8 p.m. Entertainment will start at noon and continue until 8 p.m. The drive-through at Central Trust will he not be open Saturday morning since the facUlty will be used for party activities and the office of Dr. Larry Kennedy will be closed Saturday due to the block party. On Friday from noon to 2 p.m., a luncheon will be held for business people and employees, enlertalners and party workers at the comer of Coal Street and North Second Avenue. Church schedules homecoming The Rock Springs United Methodlst Church will observe its annual homecoming Sunday. There will be Sunday school at 9:15 a.m.; worship service at 10 followed by a basket dinner at 12: ll p.m. Special music by Don Pullins Jr .. Columbus, and Sum will be presented at1:30 p.m. Herbert H. Matheny Herbert H. Matheny, 68, Route 1, Reedsville, died Tuesday at Camden Clark Hospital In Parkers· burg, W.Va. Mr. Matheny was born Aug. 29, 1918, at Churchvllle, W.Va., a son of the late John and Stella White Matheny. He was retired from employment at the Riverview Elementary School. He attencled the White Chapel Wesleyan Church. Surviving are his wife, Cia res· tine; two sons and daughters-In· law, Herbert E. and Martha Sue Matheny, Coolville, and David H. and Aida Matheny, Carlsbad, Calif.; three daughters and sons-In· law, Eloise and Harold Boston, Karen and Ira Showalter, and Sharon and Walter Tuttle, all of Reedsvllle; two grandsons andfour sisters, Ocle Collins, Parkersburg; Grace Farnsworth. Sharon, W.Va.; Estle Tyo, San Bernardino. Calif., and Opal Matheny, Cleveland. Several nieces and nephews also SUIViVE". EMS units answer 4 calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls Wednesday. Rutland at 10:22 a.m. to Meigs Mine No.2 for Douglas Moses to Holzer .Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 2: 15 p.m. transported Margaret Holsinger to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 7:58 p.m. to Weicht own Hill for Robert Klein to Veter~n s Memorial Hospital; TupQers Plains at 11:15 p.m. to the Albaugh Addition lor !jertha Wolfe to Veterans Memorial Hospital. cou~ ~ arguments ears in 4 cases ; 'Fourth Appela\e District Judges Grey of Athens, Homer E'. Abele ri. McArthur and Earl E. ·. Stephenson of Portsmouth, heard .' arguments Wednesday in Meigs ; County in the cases of Citizens ~ Organized Against Longwa!Ung . ljgalnst the Division of Reclama• lion, et.al.; the Stale ofOhloagalnst ~ Tracy Hysell; and Mary Jane : Talhott against Raymond A. Con· • nor, administrator of the Ohio : Bureau of Worker's Compensation. ~ · The attorney representing COAL • a$ked the appelate judges to : re\lerse a decision by a Division of "Reclamation Board of Review. The review was made in regard to isSIIance oC a permit to Southern Ohio Coal Co. to longwall mine approximately 2,100 acres of property in western Meigs County. COAL says the review is not In compllan<l' wllh Ohio law. COAL allt>ges that SOCCO's permit application was incomplete and the permit should ha ve been denied on that basis. The permlt was granted in 1981 and runs through July 1989. COAL's main concern is for watt>r supplies in the areas being longwaUed . COAL's attorney. representing approximately 100 fami lies in the organization, claims that everyone whosP land has been mined, so far. has lost water supplies. ~ Lawrence In the stale's case against Tracy Hysell, counsel for the defense sta tes several assignments of error reason for appealing the case. Hysell was Indicted for aggravated murder in Meigs County in July 1985 an,d convicted ri. involuntary manslaughter In February 1986. Among othe r assignments of error, the defense counsel says he received " inadequate discovery" information from the Meigs County Prosecutor's <ifice. and that a "last minute-key" witness lilr the de· tense was not allowed to testify. Defense counsel ala cited lrnpropr· ielies in the coun's allowing a prejudicial witness to testify on behalf of the sta te, and in the conduct of members of the jury which heard the case. Counsel representing Mary Jane Taloott asked the appeals cou1t to reverse a decision by the bureau of worker's compensation which dis· allowed her claim for worker's rompensation fo llowing the dea th of her hu sband, Terry Talbott. In addition to these cases, the appelate judges will be rev iewing the cases <i !he Stale of Ohio versus Tom Stewart; Meigs Cou nty, ex rei., versus the Board ofTrusleesof Olive Township; the State of Ohio versuss Kenneth D. Ca n er; and the Stale of Ohio versus .foseph Taylor. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by two brotht>rs, Paul and Jack. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at White's Chapel Wesleyan Church with Rev. Rov Deeter and Rev. Bill Ridenour officiating. Burial will be in Heiney Cemetery. F riends mav call at the White Funeral Home, CoolvUie, from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. today. Evelyn M. Grueser Evelyn Mae Grueser, formerly of Middlepon, died Wednesday at the Manor Care Nursing Home · in Westervllle. Born Nov. 29,1902, in Middleport, she was a daughter of the late Charles M. and Lillie Mansford Crans. She was a member of the Mlddleporl Presbytt>rian Church and the Pomeroy Chapter of the Whit e ShrinP. Surviving are a daughter, JeanetfP· lana McAbe, of Columbus; two granddaughters, Patricia Smlth and Lynn McAbe, both of Columbus; one brother, Leland J . Crans, of Cincinnati; one greatgranochild and several nieces and nephews. Ronald (Sue) Hawkins of Pineville, N.C., - and Mrs. Arthur (Kay! Daniels of Flatwoods, Ky., and a granddaughter, Allison Purcell of Gall!polls. Preceding him was a daughter, Lanl Ross. As a member of Grace Unlted Methodist Church, he acted as choir director for 30 years. The U.S. Army veteran directed RGC s Grand Chorale for:!) years and was Earl Clark a member of Music Educators National Conference. Earl Clark, 93, formerly of Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Coolville Route 1, died Tuesday at Sunday at Grace United Metbodlst tlle Camden Clark Meroorial Hospi- Church with the Rev. Joseph L. tal. Parkersburg, W.Va. Hefner officiating. Burial will be at Mr. Clark was a farmer and Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. attended the Ireland Community Calllng hours will be after 2 p.m. Church. He was born in Decatur. Saturday at Willis Funeral Home Ohio, a son of the late Benjamin and w!th family me mbers present from Aminta Clark. . 5-9 p.m . Surv!v!ng are a granddaughter, Brenda Det>ter, CoolvUie; eight Wilson VanMeter great-granochildren, eight great· great-granochildren and a number Wilson VanMett>r, 58. of 4110 of nieces and neptrws. Marion-Melmore Road. Nevada, Preceding him in death were his Ohio, died Sunday in University part>nts, his wife, Lizzie IA!ugherty Hospital, Columbus. after a sevenClark; a son , Roger Clark; two week lllness. grandsons, three brothers, Frank. Born .June 3, 1928, in Meigs Charles and Ray, and two sisters. County to Fred and Bertha VanMeVerona and Jessie RusselL ter, ht> worked at Gallon-Dresser Services will be held at 1 p.m. for 32 years a nd also farmed. He Friday at the V.'hlt e Funeral Home spent all of his adult life in the In Coolville with L.M. Middleton Nevada area and was a veteran of officiatin g. Burial will be in Ireland the Korean Conflict. Cemetery. Friends may call at the Surviving are his wife, Helen L. funeral home from 6-9 this evening. White VanMeter, whom he married Nov. 28. 1948; one daughter, Mrs Merlyn Ross Robert !Judy) Basinger, of Largo, Merlyn G. Ross, 54, 189 Ports- Fla.; three granochildren; two mouth Road. Gallipolis, died Wed- brothers, Charles VanMeter, of nesday in University Hospital, Bucyrus and Warren VanMeter, of Columbus, after heart surgery Alfred; and one sister, Mrs. Harold iLinnie l Wren. of EdiSon . Tuesday. A mu sic instmclor at Rio Grande College and Community College, he He was preceded In death by his was horn .Jan . 2.1, 1932, at Summer- parents, one son, one brother and field, to the late Paul A. Ross and ooe sister . Vera Goddard Ross . Services were held Wednesday at His wife, Edith S. Smith Ross. whom he married June 18, 1954, in the Wise Funeral Home in Bucy ru s Athens, survives as well as his with Rev. Joseph L. Winkler and stepmother, Grace Colton Ross of Rev. Marlene Peterson officiating. Auburndale, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Burial was in Oceola Cemetery. Kevin (Stephanie! Pu rcell of Galli· polls; a son, Alan Ross, residing at home; two brothers, Donald Ross <i Germany and Carlton Ross of Leesburg, Fla .; two sisters, Mrs. ;""6\, SOUTIIERN - The !'outhern Tonladoettes bst to Oak Hill Tuesday. after winning the first game for the second night in a row then dropping the last two tilts, 15-12, 10-15, and 3-15. Snutht>m was led in serving by County's Oldest Flori.\1 352 EAS11UIN POMIIOY, 01110 457.. 614/992·2644 Sadly missed by her Children, Grandchildren and Great -grandchildren. 54 Misc. Merchandise I & I$ soo OFF 12S.OO<PURCH~SE I ' I Regular Priced Mirch 1 Of dise 1 --·· Isso R~!,IJ!f1~ CHI~( .IJ'. ------------Expi••• Sept. 13. 986 Coupon I·-------·~~ • t.n· & ::;~~~.. l. , Icenhower. Florida. no eye prater· lion. $.'J and costs; David C. Estern, Athens, not wea ring seal bell, $20 and costs; Ro nald E. Freeman, Racine, speeding, $21 and costs; no motorcycle endorsement. $75 and ros ts. th ree day s In jail, $:5 of fine and jail time suspen<lcd if motorcy· cle endo rsement is obtained within .10 days; Jo hn B. Lucas. Guysville, speeding , $40 and costs; no opera · lor's licc•nse, $!i0 and costs, thrf'P days In jail. jail time suspended is Ohio license is cleared ~>oilhin 21 days; Timothy A. Ohlinger, Pome~ roy, no operator's ~ ce nse, $75 and rosts, three days in jail: $:5 of fine and jail time suspen<lcd if license Is obtained within 45 days; Cecil Bolin. Albany, driving while intoxica ted. $:Wand costs, three days In jail and 00 day Hcense suspension ; failurP to cont rol. costs only; Brian Hayes, Dexter, drivingwhileintoxl cated, $:Wand costs, three days in jail . Ill day license suspension; Glen Lowe, Vinton, assau lt , fi ve davs in jail. four days suspended, $:'1i and costs. six months probation; Jerry Stone, Orient . driving while in toxi· catcd, $:Wand costs. three days in jail. license suspended 6() da)·s; I I Coupon Expuet Sepr. 1 3. 1988 ( tUWut Our biggest furniture buys ever! $169 95 :::: •3~':9s $169 95 ••. pr. Seto Ontv . ·I I · SAVr $J40 OTitU SEAlY MATTRESSES TWIN F LL R , 84 95 Roc. $109.95 $9995 It, 33 AT t• II. 7 IY·PASS, POMEIY, OHIO . PRICE $6995 Motrnu BOX SPRING · KING Rea. SI99.95 $8995 ·--- -'.....,..,...,_______ _.;·---· . -----. ... p< . . Seta Only .All: BOOKCASES . GOIIfl AT COST . EARRINGS · CHAINS· BEADS· PINS· KEY CHAINS • RINGS - NECKLACES BRACELETS 179 •95 SWISHER LOHS E SOliE LAMPS GOING AT CQST Pharmacy ----•J 1 'Kertntth McCul lough . A Ph. ,. Cha;._ Rlffl• A Ph Roolllld HMing, R. Ph. Mon lhru Sat 1·00 • m to 8 J1 m · Su!Ht•v to 30 to 12:30 tnd I to I p.m. •_ _ _ _ _,. PH . 192-2il5 ,- PR ESCR IPTIONS , ritndly liMe• E Main P11m1111y. Oh ------~~~-----J I J Lorry's Cotpet Outlet) A ' PPLIANCE ERYICE ·s 985 3561 All 1111• L" lui •Washer~ $46,500.00 . FLATWOODS ROAD - Two 21;.. d story, Iour be rooms. · baths. livrng ·room, dm mg room , lamt ly room. break· las! room , detu•e kitchen, lull ba sement, all ce dar home. Sits on three acres. REDUCED $11 2, 000.00 . COUNlY ROAD 19 - New biick home wnh free gas, on 5.75 ams. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, livmg room, dtmng room, kttchen. utility room. lulU basement with wood· burner, garage. Qu~l and pn· vale localton. $64,!ll0.00. VELMA R. NICINSKY Associate PH. (614) 742-Jl92 •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 41\fc Public Sale & Auction . •Dishwashers ACCENT FENCE CO.ANY · PH. 992·6931 Aftor 5 Call 742·2027 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 8-13 tion of s akl. Howard E. Fr .,k, p~opertr.' ' ttn NEW HOURS BLUE STREAK . CAB CO. PH. 992-7075 107 Sycamore oh. Pomeroy, 7:00A.M. to 1:00 A.M. Monday thru Saturday TAXI TOKENS ON SALE AT SENIOR CITIZENS SWISHER ·LOHSE HARTLEY SHOE STORE C&K MARKET VILLAGE PHARMACY FRUTH PHARMAC,Y 'PWS: F" AH V111 P•lltl•t Nuit Offict !upplits & Furnilurt, Wedding and Graduation Statianory, 'Mognottc Sign•, Rubber Sh••p•. lu1ineu forms, i "Free Estimates" Installation Available AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR New location: I U North Second Middleport, Ohio ._45160 SALES & SERVICE Copy lll'wkes, Ut. We Carry Fithing Supplies 255 Mill St., Middleport 104 Mull.. rr• Aw., Pomt•o• Phone Bills Here , 992 • 3345 Pay Your , Cable & BUSINESS PHONE 16141 992-6150 3/2/ tln New 81 Repair •SIDING SOFFIETT •REMODELING OF ALL TYPES •TREE TRIMMING · •CONCRETE WORK HART'S CONSTRUTION 992-7111 l!I5/ l mo. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE We can repair and re:core radiators · and heater cores. We can also acid boft and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. - Addon1 and remodeling - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete wo·r k - Plumbing and electrical work PAT HILL FORD V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13-tfc REI II IN CE PHONE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL &AWMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typeo Worlced In home areo 20 yearo "free Eltimateo" CAll COLLECT: Ph. (614) 843-5425 7· 111 ·81 2 mo. · Howartl L Writalll ROOFING N W- REPAIR Gutta~ Downapoutl Gutttlt' Cleaning Ptintlng· FREE ESTIMATES 949~22.3 or 949·2168 2·11·16·tfn •ZENITH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SA!Eltlll SALE~& SERVICE We Hen full Tltt~t r. s•op Ttt.!leiu o• Dutr RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 16141 CHESTER-985 ·3307 AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS BOGGS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND T90 MULIEBY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. PH. 992·9949 lob Barton, Owner (Free Estimates! 9'12·6!15 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4-15.'86 -lc J.R.'s REPAIRS TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Border Col lie. Female. spayed. Great with kids . Needs o homo where !he won't be tied . Call 6 14 ·992·5583 . Experienmd commercial refriy · oration 981'\/ice man . S end re · sum as to Bo.~~: T-90 in care oft he. Gallipolis Daily Trrbune, 825. Third Av e.. Gallipolis. Oho 45631 Position Opm Nutritionist. ' Contract, part -time . For funher' in format ion. call th e Gellia County Health De partment at 446· 4612. ut . 292 . Equal Opp o rtunity Employer. Farm help wanted . Call 614 -: 379· 2351 alter 6PM evenings , Of anytime WlH!Ikenda . - -- 3 kittens, 2 bl ack. white males and one calico fema le . 304 -675 · 1259 . 3000 govemmt~nt jobs list 616. 040 -659 .230 year . Now hiring. Call 805-687·6000 Ext · R-9805 5 Easv Assembly Work! S7 14 .00 per 100 . Guaranteed payment. No sales . Deta ils·· San'd stamped envelope: Elan -7115 3418 Enterprise, Ft . Pierce. Fl. 33402 . Happy Ads Welcome to our world. Robert Lewis Harr is. lo ve. Uncle David. 6 Lost and Found Mature, reliable person need~ for tight house-keeping and baby sitting in New Haven erea in my t.:>mo . Coli 304-882-3704. lo st in Harrisonville-Kingsbury Rd . area . 3 month old brown end whtte Collie pup . Brown leather collar . linle {lirls pet . Call 614 -742 -2245 any time Ho memakars and Career People. Use your spare time.toeam e.~~:t.ra money with Friendly Home WANTED TO BUY used wood & coal heat ers. SWAIN'S FURNI TURE . 3rd. & Olive St. Gallipo· lis . Call614·4416-31 59 . Live in fem ale companion ftlr eld erly lady in Cheshire area . Ught hou se work. Write Oailv Sentinel l! oll 729C Pomeroy. Ohio . Parties, a nationwide company. Immediate openings for Managers and Demonstrators in t~ie Lost : Beayle dog . Blacll. and area . It's easy. fun and proflte· white . Lost near Prospect Hill. ble. No 81!perience is neceaaary. All you need is a dMire t o make Reward . Call 614 ·992 · 782.:! money . have fun and a feo.N nours af1er 6 .00 p.m of ~ ar e time . We will provide everything you ne8d to get started and there is No CBah Inv estment. No Collecting , Np 9 Wanted To Buy Delivering and No Service Charge. We have two full Color We pey caah fo r late model clean catalogs with over 700 eliciting toya and giltt, all 100 percent used cart . Jim Mink Chuv .·Oids Inc . Guaranteed fe11turing the nii"N Bill Gan e Johnson animated talking Doll Cricket 614-446 · 3672 whictl will be advertiaed on =::-:--:-::c-:--;-:--:-= --:- ·1 national T.V. With Chrietm11 TOP CASH paid for '83 just around the oorner you are end newer used cars. Smith sure to get a great stan. Don 't Buick -Pontiac. 1911 Eat tern miss this ex.citing and reward ing Ave .. Gallipolis . Call 614 -446- oppo rtunity For more informa 2282 tion call· 1-800-227·1610. Central City Comics 4347 East Main St. , Columbus, Oh. Buying otd comics at Attrens f't1all. 1· 614·246-9126. Sepl . 27 & 28. Would like to buy so me miac . brand neme hand & power tools . Call 614-446 -4086 . Buying daily gold, silver coins. rings. 1ewelry. stMhng ware. old coins, large currency . Top pr i· ces. Ed . Burken Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh 614 · 992 -3476 . Wanl to buy or lfade Weuern Boob, 304 -676-2635. ASSEMBLERS WANTED: Earn ' 141 to $60 par day usambhng dispiBf clowns. Materials 1Upp· liad . Send stamped self · addressed envelOpe : Hawks Landing. P.O Box 13493. Or· lando FL 32869. , Mature relilble person need«f for light housekeep ing & babv •· · itt ing in my home, New Haven ar11 . 304-882 -3704. · ' Experienced hair drMser. 304875 -2930 Of 676-3388 AVON . open territories , .call 304-876-1429. Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al1o TrUillllllloo PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 6-17-tfc DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - S'AND TOP SOIL · FILL DIRT SALIS & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized Jcrltn Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deolor Farm Equipment Partl & Service ' F•llof 1/u y,, $p,.,l•l Get ahead of Old Man Winter. Have those furnace motors checked , cleaned and bearings oiled for '16 .00 RUSS EIECTRI( MOTOR REPAIR Mobile seNice locottd lthind lloding 614·843·5248 Water Otpt. Off St. lt. 124 1 ltUSONAILI · RELIAill 8-20-'86 tfn EUGENE LONG 446 -2624. sum e to T·BO in care of tht\. Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 826. Third Av e .. Gallipolia. Oh.45631 •ROOFING & · GUTTERING 25 Years Exparience RADIATOR SERVICE DAN SMITH: AUCTIONEER "Not responsible for acciden.ts or loss of r. L3 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ::r:: Licensed Clinical Audiologist z C. 8127/8611 mo . .· "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTABLES" 2 cherry Sheraton chests -one w/ in la y, wal. Sheraton chest, Pop. 2 drawer stan d. 4 dterry Sheraton sta nds- I 2 drawer . 1 w/ltge r ma ple drawers. ~! lamp s · parts & lronts, Columbta cylinder record player date Pa t 1890, 2 cylinder player horns. 2 cord beds · on ee.ceptional w/ tiUndlebed. 2 stack bookcases. harn ed art & historic al prints (many Cumer & tvesj, 50 plus ptclure lrames · walnut, omate. plaster. criss-cross. Mag "OG" & others. 2 candle molds, several carved wall pockets. shadow bo.es. yarn windei. spmning whee l parts, old lumbe r & Jurnilur e paris, many chatrs · Ben! back plank botlom & pnmtltve. plank botlom htgh chair, e~rly wal. plate rack, old dishes, botlles. glasswm. ~one jats. books, 2 cherry dove ta il blanket chests. cherry dropleaf table (rough), Eastlake maible top table. Jg. primitive bo1. Eaiiy walnut step-back cupboard , cupboard (rough), oil paintings, wal Sheraton Ieps. table, 2 pttchers,unusual _tm pedestal card/slider viewer, 2 unu sual casl rron sewrng machin es (IOI leather). 2 sets brass sletgh bells, coal hod , wal Sheraton work table, 1884 & 97, 1907 & 36 Pomeroy llood pictures. cedar chests, Empire Cherry dresser mirror. \l oi Empire banquet table, coffee grnder, Unton Salt Co. New Haven, W. Va. ptclure. hooked IUgs, 1865 walnut side chair. IIain set, Christmas decorations, World War !Ittems, dog cal· leclton metal & ~a ss. Griffin brass bell, wal. shell, dmner bell cast tron items and lois, lots more. ·' "HOUSEHOLD & MISC." Tappan electnc range, Frigidaire refrigerJtor, G.E. washer & d1yer. book shelf. lamps, stands, desk, pictures, maple night stand o!lice chair, maple table. card tables, lloor lamp; record 'player. luggage, alum. ladder, couch , chair; lish ing equipment . Cast N24999 Richard Jones, Admtnistrator Cuh Ells Positive 1.0 . !1-8·86·1 mo . lt======~=::-r::======~~1 (CUT OUT FOR FUTURf usn THE QUAUTY IL---------.-----...!~::!:...1 KEN'S PRINT SHOP WE ARE YOUR SALES ity room, double ca r garage This is the personal property of the late Manning Webster. Located at ll4 Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy, Ohio. All RECUNERS REDUCED LOWER EVER BEFORE $4"9· 9s LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES -a: • B . USIDeSS servi·ces HOBSTETTER REALTY Geo. S. Hobstetter, Jr. SAT., SEPT. 13,1986 10:00 A.M. NEYER BEFORE OFFERED AT THIS PRICE. Big Lane Recliner Roc. '179.95 .. . Real Estate General 2 free kitten s males. Call 614 · bookkeeping.~ CO fTl)uter eKperience. Send re-: Need. Base plus commission .· Call 304-757-7881 Monday thru Friday. 10 to 4 FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS CJ Colf4luterized H81ring Air Selection z Swim· Molds · Interpreting SetVices Sheriff. Volume 3. Page 29 of tho PI at Meigs Countv. Ohio Records of Meigs County, (91 11 , 18, 26, 31< Ohio. Registered Himalai Fil cat S years old. good home. Must stay indoors. CaH 614-446 -l2S7 Secretarial work Kittens some long haired , colo r mostly white. 304· 675 · 113 38 DONALD H. MAXSON, at, al, Tuppen Plains, County of 2/ 3rds ol the appraised Defend ants . Meigs Mld State of Ohio, and value. $500.00 do'Nil m day COURT OF described 88 follows. to wit: of sale. cash or oertified COMMON PLEAS Lou 18 and 19 ol check. bat ance on confirm a· MEIGS COUNTY, OHI 0 McCune's Sooond Add;tion to the ViHage of Tuppflfl PI ains. Ohio. as sa me appe ers i'l 4 kitten s, · 2 weeks old . Ca ll 614-446 -0815 . E11perienced Media Sales Reps. needed . 811se plus commiuicm. Call 304-757 -7881. Mon.-Ffl .. 10 · 4 EKperienced Media Sales Reps ~ We Also Update and Service Most Systems of tho Meigs Coun<y M axson. Property Address: Coorf Hoose on Friday. Oct. 60031 State Roote 68t. 17. 1986. ot 10:00 A.M. of ReedsvHie, Ohio 45772. said day, Iho following des· Appraised ot: 627 ,700.00 . cribed re 11 est ate: TERMS OF · SALE: Cash, Situated in the VHI age of cannot be sold for less than In pursuance of an Order of 5 ate to me directed from said Coun in the above entitled •H L OU N TT A•HA fli!Jto [ UH 992·6173 and GeneYa Cal l 614 · 245 · X-ray Technician . AART certifi ·· ca tion preferred . At least ond year e11perein.ce desired . Part·· time 5 evenings a week and' e\lery other weekend. Pay is; oommensu rate with e.~~:perience .., Send resume to Bo1. T60 in car• of the Ga llipoli s Dally Tribune" 825 Third Ave .. Gallipolis. Otr 45631 . • 3 year old Mate English Sheep d o g, well trained to a good home , 304·773-5323 . Curr.-.t Owners Name: DoH. Free krtten s 6430. Make Chr iSimas money, aell Avon . Make 45 percent. Cal( 614 · 446· 3368 . $20 AMONTH Public Notice nald 9 month o ld GreatDanepupvery loveable. Clal 614 -379-2114 call 8\lenings Help Wanted Fou r kinens. liner trained. 304· 675· 11"36 aher 4:00 . stope VI. ESTATE AUCTION AU LIVING ROOM SUITES REDUCED DRAMAnCAUYI QUEEN ' :FIST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 8 Reg'. 1319.95 only; failure to wear sea 1belt . costs only. Sunday, Sept. 14 thru Sunday, Sept. 2~ 7:30 P.M.--Bro. J. T. Mdtan, Evcaagelist action. I wil expose to sale at public auction on the front 4/ I LIVING ROOM SUITE Mattrnl BOX SPRING 16 9 .96 ., SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE CB88 No. 86-CV-1t5 VICTOR FEOERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, New 2 Pc. Early American failure lo co ntrol vehlclr, costs .OLD FASHION ED TENT REVIVAL Complete Stock Of J·ewelry NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT THIS PRICE. Public Notice MIDDLEPORT - Spacious 7 room home. wrlh extra large liv tng roo m, laige dtn· in g room, kitch en, three la1ge bedroo ms, I ~ baths, stls on ni ce corner lot Must see in side. Only $26,500.00. CREW ROAD - Over one acre wrlh ranch per ma -s· lone home. livin g room, three bedrooms. bath, ktl· chen and dinong comb.. ultl· 1, '4vr. ." Public Notice Six kittens . litter trained . Call 446-9635 . 11 NOW A CONPLETE 10FT. SYSTEM FOR PHONE 992-2156 Or Wt1te Dltlly Sentinel Clmllitd Dtpl Broker Bond forfeitures accepted Four defendants fmieited hands · Wednesday In Meigs County Court presided over by Judge Patrick O'Brien. They are Frank Niehm Jr., · GallipOlis. $45, left of center; Brian .. Marcum, Vinton, $4.'J, asSIIred clear .'distant'!'; Steve Shock, Parkers~ burg, $41, speeding, and Ronald .. Hickman, Parkersburg, S50. speeding. • Fined on speeding char&"S were ~r-tarty Ferguson. Middleport, $22 ·'l!nd costs; Ray Fox, John stown, $2.3 ;:and costs; Mark A. Clar k, Pome:,:roy. $24 and costs; Peggy S. Ball . •WilkevUie, $22 and cost s; Gat! · Dudding, Mason. $22 and rosts; ;"Marilyn Burke, Pomeroy. $ll and ::costs; John W. Clark, Symcuse, $~ :~~nd'costs; Ricky J. Carter. Reister• stown, Md .• $:!i and costs; Waller Mercer Jr .. Cheshire,SJ;andc.:>sts; Joseph A. Swain. Racine, $22 and costs; Ronny L. Ohlinger Jr., West ColUmbia, W.Va .. $21 and costs: Larry Kahmeyer. Wichita. Kansas. $21 and oosts; Canie Guin ther, Syracuse. $22 and costs; Barbara Shupe. Oewiston, Fla .. $22 and co5ts; Steve Barber, Coqlvillc. $22 and costs; Homer Hill Sl-.. Pome· ray. $21 and costs; Mark W. Frash. Cheshire, $26 and costs; Mustafa sassem, Athens, Ga. $29 <fnd costs. Others fined were Donald D. 16-14, and 12-15. The Tornadoettes were led by Tracy Beegle with 10 and Becky Evans with 8. Janelle Jenkins had an autsland· lng serving performance for the Oaks with 22 serving points. Southern's reserve record drops to 4-2. The Daily Sentinel 1----..,\ur·----···-.. I SI:.HV'N'-• THL lis Daily Tribune Office, 8 26 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. Oh . Old couch suitable for playroom. you pick up . Call 614-367· 7780. Over 100 mmambled channels. Wendy Wolfe with twelve, Joyce Foreman with 7, and Jennifer Arnold with four. Angie Caldwell led the winners with 12 and Mel Gallamore had 7. Southern's reserves lost their second match of the smson 9-15. PI U.tiff B I C~ l [ 446-2062 (With In Memoriam 9-4-l mo. ROY Wooden pallets . Stop by Gallip o- 388 -8800. SATELLITE IS STILL THE WAY TO GO Southern loses to OH volleyball team In memory of Grace Colwell whose 96th birthday would have been Sept. 6. .-------....,~-----~• .1 .11' & !'i ,\ \t. I .· . I' I $200 OFF IJQ;O,O PQII.C"~SE I/·. I Of Regular Prictd Mt~riililf I . I Coupon ~xpirea S~~tP~l. 111',1986 I We want to thank you and let you know how much we appreciate your support over these last 18 years. Circle. llailk row-Coach Suzanne Wolle, Tracy Nonis, Leslee Dudding, Becky Winebrenner, Dehhle Greathouse, and Becky Evans. SOUTIIERN RESERVES - Members of the l984i Snuthem Tomadoette VoUeyball team htclude,lront, 1-r; Aimee Hill, Angle Manuel, Dawn .Tomson, Tr:wy Beegle, Tricla Wolfe, Jane Wllllams, and Patrece 2 H f' i,l{.~ CALL Giveaway Two 8enji type dogs, 1 male. 1 female. to a good home . Call ~ INDUSTRIAL STAINLESS STEEL LINERS INSURANCE WOIU( FOR FREE ESTI M ATES Ill Co11rl $1 ., PolftttOY. 01110 •5769 FLORIST 4 C!tare CH IMNlY WORK ' f :j · 'i i I I \ ....,.;.#~ Restraining order Admissions - Martha Graham. Tuppers Plains. Discharges- Charles Neutzling, Garnet Carr, Wetzel Bailey Jr. Box 81 . l eivuy, WV 26676 . FIRE~ll~i~r~rl A marrtage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Gerald Johnson, 24. Syracuse. and RebeCca Jean Johnson. 20, Racine. Veterans Memorial your area and ellewhere. All agH. Oon' t be lonely. H.H.C .. LICENSED-INSURED-CERTIFIED MaJTiagt' Iicense A restraining order has been issued in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against the defendant, Terry Michael. in a case filed by Jennifer Michael. Dismissed was the case of the State of Pennsylvania and Thomas Glaser against Jerry L. Barber. SINGlES : Mfun others from ACHIMNEY FIRE CAN OESTROY YOUR HOME C!t~imney EII' pI0vIll RIll Serv tc~s 3 Announcements Business Services ZANESVlLLE, Ohio tUPii Westbound lanes of Interstate 10 In southern Muskingum County remained closed today while emergency crews removed a 400-gallon toxic oil spill from the highway. About 12 people, including an Ohio Highway Patrol trooper, were checked at local hospitals after the carcinogen - polychlorinated bl· phenyl (PCB) - leaked from a disabled truck. The entire interstate route was closed for several hours after the leak from a power transformer was discove red at 11 : 39 a .m. Wednesday. She was preceded In death by her husband, Willis Grueser; one grandson, Terry McAbe; ~ one brother, Charles M. Crans; and one sister, Alberta Winebrenner. Services will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home. Burial wlll be in Middleport Hlll Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from 24 and 7-9 p.m. The Daily Ohio Lanes closed Area deaths carlwlic Women's Club to meet !Appeals Thursday, September 11, 1986 Pomeroy-Middlepoit, Ohio .Page-12-lhe Daily Sentinel BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At R~<~sonable Prim" PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night . NO SUNDAY CALlS 4-16 -'86 lfn '"VINYL ,SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDII G 0 llOWN IN INSULA nON Cru~ IUTLAND, OHIO lo1 27 I 1.-n• IW. PH. IODY WOIIII $10 p., H1. Ca"'lot' Cor Pointing 1375 r in Slriping/ (olor ChaR. htra C~L PAINTING Chesttr, Oh. PH. 985-4101 8-15-1 mo . Ann ounee 111 cnts 3 Announcements SWEEPER end tewint;~ m.chlne reptlr, ptrta. and lupplin . Pick up and dellvltf'l, Davis Vacuum Cletner. one helf mile up GeorgN Creak Ad. Cell 614· Noth's Ark An imal Park . Schools, churchM, COJI't)tny '"frH Ettimat•" 1)4cniCI, birthdev partl• and femily reunions. Call 114 -384· 2108 or 1· 800· 212-2167. PH. 949·2101 or 949·2160 No Sunday CaRs 3/11 /lfn 8t Vicinity Yard Sale. Centenary. Friday Antiques : Victorian dre sser. det k table, gu ns, stone jars, chairs. to ols, clothing. mi te . Thur s amd Fr i 11:! mile past Ftve Pomts on Rt. 7 . Wetch lor 11gns 10.00 · ] Firit Time. At. 7 in Addison , beside Wamsley' s Grocery. Baby ltems 1nd jeans . Wed. and Thurt . 10 am to 6pm. Huge .,ard sela . Sept 10.11 ,12. 13. 9 :00·4:00. 17ft N.Thi1d Avu .. Midd lepon. 614 · 992 · 3120. Yerd Sale. Good clean items tor sele. Fri . end Set. 10am till 7pm. ,33 State St., Gallipolis . OH. 8 19 yard sale. Dexter Co. Rd . Yard Sale on Kemp•Holtow Rd. Thur1 .. Fri. & Sat. 9-6. Misc. items Yard sale . 12 · 1 3· 14 from 10 -6 Betw e en Eastern High Schoo) and Tuppers Plains off Rt . 7 by Success Rd . Infant a lhru adult clothing. toy s, furni ture . ap pliances. car parts, linen s. cur · · tains. glestw are and man" olhe r it ems Prtces red uc ed last day Ratn cance ls Moving Sale Fri . & Sat. Clothes. hou sehold item 1. electrical wpplies. ate. on WUI Grey Ad . behind NGHS folio'!" Jigns . 3 Family Vard Sale and Crahs. S ept 11 , 12 & 13 . 10:00tll 196 Garfield Ave. Something for Evoryona. 4 Family Verd Sale Thurs . & Fri Loti of ni ce items. Lower Garfield Ext. Fri. Sept. 12 II Sat. Sept. 13 . 656 Deenle Dr. Sun kist Village 360 H. 0 . Chevy engkla, cou ch . clothing, rec:orde , mis c. 4 Ftmily Fr i. &e Stt. 9-dark . 2 miln N. on 160 patt HDizer hospital . Good CJ,~allty clo thing &: miac . 2 Family Sale Fri. & Stt . 9 ·4 . Maple St .. Rio Grtnde. Clothing ell slzn, toys, fum . .. .....Pom.iirov · ···· Middleport & Vicinity 44e·0294. Rtclnt Gun Shoot stJoneortd by Rtclnt Oun Club. E..-y&urMtty, b.ginnlng at 1 :00 p. m . Factory ChoMt, 12 guagtlhDtguna. Quilts. 'I? !ir e box spr1ng1 and mattress. coffee table. campirlg co t. edul1 clothing (larg e and smal lI. so me misc. 4th trailer on right, 8ashtn Ad . off Rl. 1 2 4 . Sept 11th and 12th . · Garage Sale ?7 State St . 10am to 4pm Ftidey & S1turday. Furniture . c lothes. toys , mis celi Bneous. BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes luilt ··· Gallrpolrs ··· · ··· 10:00·7 Clothes and misc. Sept 10th lhro ugh Sept . 15th Large garage sale Sept 15 . 16 . 11 1 mile up Rt . 143 11 12 at th a lee residence on Boy Scou t Camp Rd . in Chaster fr om 10 1111 3 . Clothes fro m infants sit e to .J ult 1. Al so mit·c. ite ms anrt toya Garage sa le at Cherles l<in gs. 01'1' Wolf Pen Ad . Thuraday and Friday. Rain or ahlne. ~ Friday and Saturday. Sept . 1213 . Firs t house in Minartvtlle,. • 3_fam ily ~araga sale. 4th and : L•ncoln, M•ddlepof1 . Snpt. 12 & , 13 Friday and Sat. Large variety . .. Clun items. Rein or shine. PfPieiisiinf ... : & Vicinity . ... ..... ........ ...... .......... . ___ J day Vard Sale, Thurs. Fri. Sat,: Sept . 11 . 12 ,13 . 107locuetSt.,"' HendRnon. W. Ve. 9 :00 tlll1 . • __:_:..:..::::,.:.;_ . Gltnt Yard Sale, Wild , 511)1. 10 : through Sat, S.pt. 13 . 507 , Henderson St Something for : everyone. -:=-:-.:-:-::.:..._.,.._ _ • v•• 3 family yard ule ht time. New Hope Rd. Chtttlu, Ohkl . Sept. 11 &: 12 Watch for slgn1 9 ·4 . Vard ~11111 first tl~ thla IS '" Mtple St .. Muott, W.Va. Fri_:nd ., Stt. Sept 12, 13. Raw. ~etta. : Verd Stlt Mondty Sept. 15, Yard l'u,;u;;;d 7'T-9AM<It l - • SAI1, 807 \'land 8t .. . •"_-s_._.._s::a~ o•-·'.:2:-.t.:3:.: . •:.:,.. :.::':::'oo:.::·: : crodt.tad 7 .taya. hand afgh1n • multi more. resld.,c.. Rosa Hill. . Ohio . Gtr.t ge Salt. Fri, 8ept1 12. : fu~1ture, boys clothlnQ, misc. 2 • m•let out Sand Hill Road . �Page 14-llie Deily Sentinal 11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Help Wanted 44 LAFF·A·DAY ' &,alw:IH-....~~ ~ - .; ~·· • •7181, plua Oil mmiiiiOn. 104-717· ,....drj 51 Apenment for Rent Aoforon ... roqulrorl. Coil 814· 441·221&. AIR TRAFFIC CON1'ROUERI utr.ncetxamlnftlon now • • For fu- Info wilto P.O. lo~ 271, Stwllntl, Yo. 22170. Fumlihtd Ill· adulta onty. Cell IU-441·111523. Duplex for rent 146 Second Ave.. GtlllpoUa. 3 bdr. llvin· groom. dlningroom. new kh· chin, biCkverd • ....,lg, • renge. U98 ptua utllitl• & MCUrlty M11n wMted fDr ...... larm work an horN farna.. Wrttt Boa P-8, Point P I - ftoglotw, :100 Moln St.. Point Pio-n~ W.Vo. 304·17&-84B3 or 875-1450. lnvwtment. Your. hours. Cel beth. Centrally loclted. One or two adultt, ret. .ntll & Me. dep. required. Ctl 114·•46· 0444. Gold flora couch, good cond. 12 2 bdr .• u1ilitln , unfurnithecl. 3 Gerfield Ave 8t76. per month plus depot it. Call 448· 7644 aher 1 pm. S ltu etions Wanted ''We'Ve b een happilY marne •d ~ thr lOT ee years, but not all in a fQW." . lovedona?Rouncttheclodc.eera iar ambuletoory m., gr women •P• Whlrpool RefrigoroiOr. Sooro Dishw11her , Twin Bed 1nd ' t bedroom apt. fOI' rent. 811ic rent 111ns t2t6 . 1 month that· t.wnmowar. 304-876-4413 . 53 Antiques Chlldcorofororo· IChooloro.Afo 2·1. Mon.·Frl. s ,30 om . • ·. 0 • pm. Retllblt refll'lftCII furnlthed. Call 114· &87·173.2. 36 31 Homes for S 1 1e 8 room hou11 on corn• lot Low u1llttl•, llttached 1•19e. convenl .. t klcation. *23,800. C.H ovonlnso 11 4-882·378Ser doya 18 114-982-3345 amd 1111. for DaiiiiWebtr Wanted to Do ••vlitting In my hom1. w..... days. Can give r.ter.,oe . Addl- eon Rd . Werd1 Tr•il., Plrili. C.l 114-317-0.209 . Will do houH cleaning heva relerenc.. Cal 11 4·<WI·715215. Prata.. lonal Sewing in my hom1 . 115 "'" •perltnce. Cell 114· 992-3143. Work wanted. tJIIp•lenclcl farm hind Wlfttl job in tobacco. 114-441·1211. bloLoon-torooltorSopt. 16. Prl~ 110• up I percent. -...m. ·IC- 3 2 llcwy, portlolly fumlahad. Pott Office indudld. PhMiipa ,..., MlnnviHe. Cel For Sllle by Own•. frame 1nd brick. I room• and tmh. lot 7!b4~0. electric b11eboerd hilt. cond, lilt pri01 In low 301. 100 ,., cent flntnclng, Rt. 2, four miiM from hint Pia,. ••c 304-171·2114. F lllct nCJ,il Business Opponunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . recommend• thll you do busln•• with piDple you 3 bedroom bdck. 2 c• g••· fooploco. In _... privoto pool, 110 b<llllo, IIOfOfJO bldtl, 3041182·3771 oltor B:OO PM. New HOUM 3 or 4 bedfooms. 2 btthl, famlty room, lit In kl1chan. form~l cNnnlng room wtth french doore llldlng to dQ, full IMMmtnt, lerge oar· 1111. ontlquo brtr:t front. vinyl llid6ng,metel thermo pent win· dow1. well ln1UIIttd. Mt. Vernon Ave.. need to Ml to apprlc:ett quelhy of thil home. Will rent wh:h option to buy. 304·87&·4&80 or 87&· 1952. know, and NOT to Hnd money through the mell undl you h.vt lnv.... lglt8d the oHering. E•cdlnt cond, 3 bedroom houM, lui balemant. targa kit qultt netghbarhood, upptr Lin- Homemlk. . Md career peopa.. Ute yGUr epare timt to ..,. extr11 money with Frlendy Home Pertill, 1 .J\ttionwlde C0"1JII'IY· lmmedle1e optnk'IQI tor nur"lll . . lnd demondflton in thll .,... lt'1 eaey, fun end profiteble. No experience it nee•ury. All you need Is 1 . . ., to mthe mon-v. heve fun .nd • few hourt of SPirl11me. We wll provide nerything you need to get Mlrtld Md th•e II no c11h inve.tment. no.colleet· lng , no dllfvtrlng en~ no tentic. charge. We have two full cotor c:at1log1 whh over 700 1.11ch:lng toyl and glft1, ell tOO& gueren· tMd fMturing the new enlrNted calking doll "Cricket.. whldl will be edvertiled on netkmtl TV. With Chrlstm11 just •round the comer you tr11ure to get 1 grelt lttrt . Don'l min thi• exchlno and rM.trdWig opponuntto,. For more inforf1lltion cell: 1·800· 111 budg•. Will rent with optMln 227· 1&10. lntemttion.t Metal BulldingMI· nufaeturer Selecting builder· dNier in 10me open'"" · Hiih potential profit in our growth induttry. (303)759· 3200 ellt 2403 . Own your own Jetn · Sportswear. Ltdiel Apparel . Chlldrent· Maternity, ltrgl Si111, Petite, Otncewllr · Aerobic or Aec ..toritt Store, Jordecht. Chic, l •. Ltvi, lzod, Gttano, Gu••· Cehlin Klein , S•gio Val ... t ln a, Even Picone. · Lll CleRtome, Members Only. Guollne. Htllthtex ov• 1.000 «horo. *14,300 to U5,900 Inventory, lreining, fl1turea. w..,d opening etc. Can op .. 1& doya. Mr. Louglllin 111211188· 4228. 23 Professional Services Of inlulotorl, US.OO 'f· l! - ~~e~"~ ""'~'"~';·~;:;::;;;::::r~;;~~~§~~~ 56 Pots for Sale a• 441· 2049. For Sale by Owner. 3 bdr. home In town. Call 878· 1028 tftor 15pm. Houll & lot for ule. But.vllla Rd. 3 bdr., fulty earpetld, central hoot. lt.C, 10 ocre. t&OO - n. Dec. &tlo. Col collect 814·B94·3S81 ... for D.B. Sobo. lbdr. 11h btth, llfialivineroom with fireplece. Walk in cloMia. kkchon cobln.... hoot pump, ...,....., 6 dryer. Average ll.a. lett ground. WNI con•kf•l..d contfe(.1 with dDwn peymlftt til ctn •eumt loen. Call morning~ , 114-441·4703 . ,. Convonlont locotlon off Uppor Rt. 7. 3 to 4 bdr. F.P. In LR, f complete kkchan. buMd In dll· hwaah«, r.,.._ own. microwave • wMhe...ctryer, TV room, 1100 .. 2700 - n • 30yoon . j 614-992 ·8216 . 1 bedroom apartment in Middl• pon, AU utilitiH paid. UOO.·per month. noo. depotit. Cell Houses for Rent Houu 3 bdr. 11ove & refrig. Rodney Vllltge II 1276 mo. References. Ctll448·4418 eft It' BPM. 4 bdr. 2Y.t b8th, livlngroom. dtningroom , khchen, *300 per mo. 1100 dopoak. I mo . <•••·I Coli 114·441·3187. For rent furnithed 1 bedroom apt . in Middleport. Ctll 61 4· 992·&304. Col 304·BB2·2237 . APARTMENTS. mobile homes, hou181. Pt. Pleuantand Gallipo· Cash ~egilter, brand new . t275. Ctll 446·8222 . lia. 614·446·8221 . Frick SAWmill, 3 bloc:k rea· toc:kad. All metel 18 fee1 carriage. 68 inch attN blade . 1968 11/t T. ln1erntt io nel cl.IJ11) truck. Stihl 0-32AV Chaint aw Call 3&7-7519. 2 bedroom apt. Gtllipolis Ferr)l, 304·11B·264B or 178-6783. houtt. Avtillble October 1. Cell 441·1278. For rent Sleeping Rooms end light house keeping room1. Park Centrel Hotel. Call 614 -446· Coli 114·992-3324. 0768. Nice 3 bedroom hou11. f.mnv room, glf'age, b11tmtnt, FA h11t, & wooded ec,.· bam. t250 per mon1h, *100 depotlt. No inltde ptta. 10 Etat St. Roomt for rent, day . week. mon1h . Gellia Hotel. Call 614441· 9680. Rent ISIOWI1 1120 month. home In New Heven, W.Va. Shown by appointment. Calf lt4-949-247f;t attar 6 p.m. 46 24ft. round pool OO "'f)ate with pu 1'111 & filter solar cover, win ter cover. liner 8450 . Cell 614· 446-7627 "ew Linde Star ring & nee kla c:e $100. Coil 614-441-2202 . 71 Autos for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 3&. PHONE 814·441-7274. 1971 14•70 Gottyaburg2bdr, 2 lull beth•. g•den tub, porch & .wnlng, 2 Krll, nc. cond .. toto! oloc. Clllll14-2&8-1&20. 197& Gonylburg. 14 • 70, aH !Mtctric:. 2 bdr .. 2 full blth1, ·g•den tub, 2 air condh:km••· porch ll'ld twnlng. be. cond. Coli 216·1&20 or 2&1·1&02. 19715 Chtmpion, ptrtty fur· nilhed, Air cond... underpinning. Call 379-2t 87 enytlme. 1172 t21t150 Liberty mobile home. 2 bdr., woodburn•. underpinning, fvel oil ttnk, nCIW carpet In br., good cond. ••.1500. Cell &14·2415·9214. MOBILE HOMES MOVED: In· MJr.d, r...ontble r..... Ctll 304-&71-2338 3 bedroom house for rent in Pomeroy. CoM 614-992·3438. Hou• for rent. elo.. to grade lchool. 4 rooma, utility room 1nd b1th. Calllt4-7~2 - 3164 . HouH for rent. PottiiH'I Creek Rood, 304-876·8789. Cottage. 2 room1, hth. fur· nih.t, u1ilhia peid, U&.OO week, 304-1715-3100 or 1175· 6609. 9266 . D.P. body tone 300 e ~~:cerc iur, ex. cond. *ISO. 30 gaiiQn equa· rlum with some accea.soriea Space for Rent $ 30. Coli 614· 367-7116 . 3 br hoUM, 3 bedroom ranch, b11ement, g1t1ge. Rollin• Street New Hevtn, atcurhy depoah, 304 · BB2·294& or B82·2430. 2 bedroom unfurnithed houte. 507'h Second St .. New HIVen. 304·882·2606. 42 3 btdroom mobile home . Mobile Homes for Rent 19B2 Cloyton. 12• 10, 1111 tloct· 2 bdr. mobile home It Eve r· ri,, a.:c c:ond, belt re..ontblt offer. 304-671-2485. groon. Coli 441-7032 . For 11tt or trldt. mobile home tnd tot, togtth.. Of teptrltl. 304-178·2913 . 33 Farms for Sale 30 Acr• . H11 dlltbla llf'ld. houll, barnt, pond. 80U1tlwHt· am School Oittrlet. Call 245· t241. Bttuttful home ln Fl ..woodt aru ot Pomerov. t1 ecr• & apring ftd ~d IIVeillblt. Ctll 114·44S-23U. Buainen Buildings 2312 tor "ffpolnement. 114-441·0108. Trelltr f4xll5 thuettd on epprox . 1 aert UOO mo. ptua utilhl11 h'l Vinton trtl. CtH 114·388· 8881 ' Nice 2 bedroom mobile hom• for Racln,. Call 8t4· a-:::5::: 3 bedroom trallar. ueo plu• 150 "-lit· No drinking, light· ing. or pet1. 114· 317·7287. 12xl&. 2 bedroom. fumllhed. U85 per month plus depo~h: and utllltltl . Cell 114·992· 7479. 2 btdroom n•U• in Midepon. For r.,t trellw. depoth Nquire, Multi onty, you pay utKitl11, 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr. unfumiehed ept. In Crown 36 lots 81 Acre1ge Household Goods Mi• ed hardwood slabs. ft2 . per bundl e. Conta ining approx. 1 V1 tons. FOB Ohio Pallet Co., Po meroy, Ohio. Call 614· 99 2· SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gt ll;polis. NfiW & Ul ed wood-coalttovet. 6 pc wood LR suite 1399, bunk bedt •199 . antron reclin9111 '99. new & used bedroom suitn, ranges, wringer wuhtrs, & ·•ho01 . New iivingroom _,itel n99 -SI599 , lamps, also buying co al & wood stov•. Ct Q 114-446· 3169 . 6461 . Firewood for 11le. US . per load . Cell 614-949· 250 1 after 6:00 p.m. lnground pool cover 25x46 • 100 . Green Etrly Am. eoueh and chair It 50. Fibef glass ee r ctn ier $60. Upright freezer U OO . KimbAll Organ f 996 . 614 · 99 2· 7681 or 6t4 · 986 · Wathen. dryers. refrig lt'ato ra, rangu . Skaggs Applitn ces, Upp"' River Rd . b•ide Stone Crllt Motel. 6t4 ·446 ·73 98 . 3840. For Sale: 615.000 BTU natural g11 heating stove _ For more information ctll614· 992 · 6368 . used appliancet and TV sets. Open BAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sit. 614· ... 6· 1699, 627 3 rd. Avt. Oallipolil, OH . Valuable 1 karat ladi u diemond ring. Valued at 11800. Will accept reasonable offer . Call 614-992-6736. ••I• For RICOH office copier mach ine FT4060 with collato r, stand. reduc tion c1pability & 3 pap.,.. trays. 304-6?6· 6690 . LAYNE 'S FURNITUR E 741 Third A... 1800 oq . ft. third. Pino St. Coli 114-441· Lt rg e mtrtal office d11k with swivel chtir & tour drawer fil e c ab in ~ . Ce118t4-266-93 15 . Valley Furniture, new & uaed . month . Coli 114· 246·1B18. Large section of ~ality fumi · lure . 1216 Eattern Av e .. Two bedroom, •tao. per mon1h. , Gtllipolil. 1715. depotlt. C1ll 379-2435. ohono 304·171·213S. Commercial or warahouse. Plridng on tide. Adlectnt to 1902. City. Coli 814·2&1-1820. Sofa• and chairs prictd from 1396 to ' 996 . Tables •so.and ~ 1o 1125. Hlde-a·bed• U90 to ·~96 . ReclintJs '226 to t376. Ltmpl *28 to 1126 . Dlntnea '109 Wid up to t496 . Wood table W· l dlair1 U85 to t7tl. Dnk f!OO "P to 037& . Hutchet ••oo end up. Bunk beds complete w-mattreasn t281 tnd up to 13915 . hby bedt 1110 & tt76 . Mlttflllll or box tpringa full or twin 183 , firm *73. and '83. Ouatn 11111225 King *350 . 4 drawer ch•1 "te6: Dr111tn 189. Gun ctblnet1 8, 10• • 12 gun. or tlactrle renge 1375. Baby mtttr••• 136 II 146. Bed frtm• t20, UO • King freme t50. Good HlectMln . of bedroom .., ft11. mt11l c.bmets, headbotrdl 130 end up to t86. Full• Brush Products . For free delivery call 304-876· 1090. Re· presentativ e want ed G1ll ia County area. 10 foot Hill Meat Cooler with lerge compra11or. tubing , very good eond, Digetal meat ICI III, 304· n3-9128. Ct r trailer with wrench, dual axle. 1900.00. Phon e 304· 576· 28U . Pool table, cheep, tome equip ment, phone 304·676 ·3380. a.. New wrlnger WllhiH', '76 ChtY· rolet 1ru ck. '70 Chl\l rolet c1r. good cond. 6 guns. CtU anytime 304·67S-22B6 . Used Furniture: Washer & dryer. eleetrlc rtnge, wood 11bla & 2 bench•. bed1. & reclln•. 3 miiM out Bulavllle Rd. Opsn BAM to IPM, Mon. 1hru Sat. dr•••· 814·448-0322 . Ch• ua out on our living room .,it• . 1349 • up. Wtbber & luahline. New Glbton appliances. Mollohen Furniture fit. 7 north, ktniYgl, C•ll 614· 4467444. 4176 . TrurJ1)et for sale . 614 -992·3992. •eo. Call Plano 8100 . 00 . trumpet 876 .00, IIIIIPhOne $126.00, 304·676-8762 . 58 & Fru it Vegetables Red ras benitt . Taylon Berry Patch . Cal 614 ·446 · 8692 or 614 -245-68064 . Lite c1nning tom1to n . J o hn Hill. Sl. Rt. 338 , l etart Fell i . 14.00 per bushel. 614 · 247· 2642 . Yellow Free Sto ne Cann ing Peaches now available. Cell tor p ric es and vari et ies . Bo b 's Markt1, Mason. w. Vt . 304· 773-572t . Open 7 day a. For111 Suppli es & L1 veslock 949·2658. - - - - - - - - ·lc- 79 Buick Regal. Bleck · red seat. Clean. PS , PI, air. Good c:ondi· olon . 304-n3-&1170. 1979 Dodge Aspen Stetion W~tgon . 1660. Cell 614-687· 1986 Ford F160 Z8. Auto. trantmillion . over drive. fuel injection. 12 ,000 mil... 19600. 61 4· 992-3666 . 1978 2 door Oataun 1-210 Hatch ·beck. New tlre1. new brakes, good body, AM· FM stereo. ru na good t800 . Call &14 -992-6417 or 614 ·992· 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S. 36 Welt, J tcklon, Ohio. , 978 Pontiac TraRI·Am. T roof, lour speed, new 1ires, good condition. t1700. Ctil 614- JIM ' S FARM EQUIPM ENT CENT ER. SA 36 W. Gellipoli1, Ohio. Call 614·446· 9777 . eva. 614 -446· 3692. Up fro nt tiac· tors w ith w1n1nty over 40 uaed tracto ra. tOOO tools. Fttm Supply . Sale al Btdwell C61h Feed Store on Gtuc:ho barbed wire. Sept . 25 . Call 614-388·9688 New Hollt nd 717 Forage Her· vn tet" with 1 row corn head. International 12 60 Grinde r milu,.. , both good cond . 304· 213·421&. Cttlle rac:k , 10 foot t lide· in, 1180.00 . 304-468-1163 62 Wanted to Buy Now buy ing ahell corn or 1111 co rn . Call to rltten quottl." iver City ftrm Suppty, 614· 446· 2986 . I 1976 Linootn Con1inent•l Mark IV. Bill Bien Spec:itl Dedition. 64 .000 milel. E.:celhtnt Condi· tion. 12600. Call 614 ~ 742 · 2753 . 1984 Cavall• Type 10. Very good condition. Fuel injec:tton, PS . PB, AM-FM ltereo, tll1. reclining teats, rear window defogger. Asking 14990 . C1ll livestock Polled Chtroltis bull Reg. gen· tie. 2000 lb1. plus. Top blood· lin t~ . Reg . heifers, FFA, 4 -H, projec11. 2 excellent clubcalve1. Young bull pro1pec11. Gtorge Woodward . Cell 814 · 379 · 2697 . Three quarttrs Slmmental bull , 8 rmnt hs old, clll304· 1175· 1979. 1918 Mutttng, I cyl., IU10 .. f\lnt good. Body need• so me work. Call44e·oo•s 1her 5pm tnd weaktnds. 2783 . Fum. 4 room1' bllh etten . No polO, orlulto only. Rot. • dop. W11her and drytr. ln good cond. Pol• Build ing• by Outllt y Alvor Front Lata. loootorl 14 roou~orl . Coli 114·441-1&11. t200. far the pair. Ctll Build.,,, Workthop1. · cerpont, c..... · -· f48.000 .. tro mlloo IOU1h ol Pt.PI- on Rt. 1nlmat ahelttn. geregiS. Fr11 441-4011. lond ... 814·441·7127. 82. 1&0 ft, wldo. Ofiii!O"' 131ft. RegMC¥ Inc. apanmen1 2 bdr., eatlmataa . Phone 114· 661· doop. Lot prtoo tiOOO. , Ownw 4 room llolrll ond loto - - ' • flnonolne 01 10 porcon~ 1100. utllltloo pw11y pold. nlco. Col GE Wither. *915.; KenR'I)re 7121 . 304·17&·6104 or 304·175· welh•. •121.: W11tinghou11 n.tnt from to IINII. In -ondt100.f*rroonth. Cou '/121. Wlahtr, llkentw •110.; MtVttg c"""" City. t1 1.100. Col · 304-273-1471. Pets for Sale *Yar, tt&.; Whl.-,..1 dryor, 56 114·111·1222 "' ., • .•••. 2 I:Mir. 2 bltha, kttchtn fur· ttl.; Frigldolro dryor. til&.; 1470, Lind 10 build OAVIfY nice• flat. nlohorl. 11 Court St. U21 por woodbumll' heat stove, t100.: _ , . . , locotlon. 2 loto 800 lroornl!ouH. 1.2 -, 0ol.blo ft, by 111 fl. 210" by 11& ft. mo. plua utlltlol. moronco • wlllto 2 rwftto .. l12&.: oldoby Drtgonwynd Cattery kennet d-K. Col 814·441·4t21. roldo .. t111.: froll , .. CF.A Hlrnaloyon. Ponlon ond cor-o. Lo-onR-HHI. mrte ... tfZB.: opt, lllzo rofrig ., 8iem. . ldtltnl. AKC Chow ,...,.. prtood t20.000. Col Coll814·441·7127. Firm!allorl olfiGfoncy t110 mo. t121. l k - Appll,nooa pupploo. Coil 114·441· 3144 11~171· ZBU. 31•3& bfor:t g - whh hill · pold. '71\ Noll Avo. Coli Uppor Rlvor Rd .. 441· 7311 . ' ofl• 7PM. """' lot• .,.1 ' - • or 1011. Col 441-4411 oflor · 3 - o m. 11\ "'orv houoi In ovonlnso 114-441-3241. Ont refrigerator end trea:er, Purollrorl O.Ht Dono pupa, 4 Ml•••part. Comptellily rernoUrifum . 1 · bdr. opt., oorpotorl; l<ltollon , _ whh I dlliro, blecll m1... wtth whitt blutt on dtlod. , ..... to .... a - . by utllltloo POid. no clllldron. no , . _ ake boo roprlnso ond . ch•l f100 oooh. b-olt will - I n t . - only. Coli 114poto1Colll14-441·1137. mottr-. Clill 318·1111, hold. Coll-·1~- ···&· 1314. H2-1011. It,... '· *· Transpnrl al11111 Autos for Sale 441-1337 oftor &PM. 81 Horizon T-C3 11 ,100. 76 Dort U&O. 74 WI Dodgo wegon *228 . 7t IulCk LeSabre '82 Pontiac Bonnl'tlillt, 4 doo r, Vinyl top , V-6. Air. Au1o. PS , PB. AM· FM stereo. tiH, r11rwtndow defogger. velour interior. body exe eond. high mileage. 304· 1982 C hevy Cevt llar, front wheel drive, tuto. 4 c:yl, niJW tires. $1 . 960 .00 . 304· 676· 4181 . 19 Buick La Sabre. 74 Buick Rive ra. 304- 676 ·6162. 1976 Olds Cutl1s1 Supre me 77 . FRANK AND EllNEST Auto Repair 79 I A<'AIN! . . goy, THf: UNIVf=RSE ., Motors>Homas & Campers CAN' T' EXPANl> N>JY TOO FAST To $UIT Me! Omeg• Motor Home mourited on 1984 Ni11en. 12,000 milts . Sl9ep1 4. 20 mpg. l5speed trills . t11 ,&00 . Phono 814 - 99) · 3921 ' Toyotl motor home. •2.400,00 firm, 30•· 67G· 2651 ·ALLEY OOP e~c 81 , 600 .00. Se rVIC es 81 Home Improvements , .~ BASEMENT ,. WATERP~OOFING 1 .~ Unconditionel IHetlme guaren· tea. Loctl reftrtnCII fum.,.id. Free t1tim1111. Call coHec:t 1-114·237-04B8, doy or nighl. Btsemtnt ~ogers Monte Car1o, 304-676· '19 Monte Carlo. 70,000 mila. ac. cru iae. pl. pb, tilt I'IMtring, left front fender slight damaged $1 ,900. 304-898· 3638. Trucks for Sale 1976 Ford f -100 Cu atom pickup, 44 ,000 mil•. ClmPif top, very good eond. 11850. C.ll 446-0264. 19B2 Chevy Shortbed, 83,000 miles. loaded . 367-n67 . U300. Cell 1976 6 cyl. , standlfd. 1979 V-8. autometic. Cell evenings 114-446 -3243 . Fetty Tree Trimming. stump remov1l. Call 304·171· t 331 . RINGLES' S SERVICE·. e•po· rienctd carpenter. alectridJn, m11on, painter, roofing (includ· ing hot tir application) 304· Roury or cable tool drillin)l. Most walls oomphrtld umed•V· Pu~ ulet tnd strvice. 301&· 26 8·8803 . 73 Vans & 4 W .O . 1986 Chevv oonVertion v1n. 4111 air. auto , stereo . TV, low mileage, e.:c. cond. Call 114441·4141 . 3)4, 3 1pd .~ good condl1io n. Coll .,.• •.2143. 1979 Chevy 12 pt111n11r win· dow v1n. AC .. Crulle. tltt wh•. A· t conditio n. 13000. 814· ~--------------~ "DON'T TA LJ<. ltJOLO I WEARING NI><ON -A::iNEW BUTTONS AND HOPPI NG' " TOQAY IS N OT A N . AU5PICIOLJS DAY FOR SOCIAL CONTPCTS. iT!s q ETTIN<'l 50 I HARDLY ()o!.RE m VENTURE 0/.J,T THE HOUSE ANYN.ORE. O N ONE: FOOT. " Athb¥ ConltJuctlon, carptnt· lng, remodeling, room•ddilionl. Cement blade WOJk, Interior 1M exterior painting, 1kllng. Fr!e eatlmtt•. 304-176· 64415 or 676-6182. 1976 Dodge D-100 pickup wilh 1916 S-10 2.6 Efl angina, 4 ~pd .. PB, PS , FS back glua, 30 .600miles •5.300. Call614· MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 895-3802 oap. run• good. engine good, bo by good, 318 two blrrell. auto tran1 , tt ,460 Of bett offer. Call ----1983 M11d1 truck topper, good ( 304-&78-2398 or 814· 441 · 2464. 82 114· 446 ·4422 or 114-448 · 9600. 1J.If. ACllOfJ , KIDOO Hoo11 calls on RCA. Quazar. OE . Speclaling in Zenith. Ctll '74 Corva«e StingriiY. auto wi1h Air Cond, T·Top, new paint, nlltW ~ 875·2088 or &7&-7311. tir es. 304· 678-2963. Starks Tree end LIWn Service, lendsctplng. 304·571-2010. 72 EEK & MEEK 5TAY~AV~ ~ON ' S Telev l1ion ServiCe . ' 79 ' W1terproofing ~ '79 ~ivera Buick, almo at llhow ro o m co ndition , uk in"g t 4 .800.00 price negotiable. 7590. Plumbing & Heating '" BARNEY CARTER 'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gtlllpolia, Ohio Phone 814-441·3888 or 614· 448-4477 83 EKoevating Good· 1 E.:eavating, b11ement1, footers. driveweya, •eptle 11nk•. landscaping. Call anytime 614· 446 ·4637, Jam11 L. Daviton, Jr. owner. 85 General Hauling J am11 Boys Wttlf Service All o pool• tilled . Ctll 614·268· '1 141 or 814·441· 117& co 614-441· 7811. ' SNAKE!! (ijl Soep 11:30 It ill ·il1l Tonighl Show Guest host Billy Crysta l ' Haullnti. ~ Upholatery • Motorcycle• ~RIST4TE . : UPH~mRY SHOP • 1113 Soo, Avo., GoHipollo. 814-448·7833 or 114· 44· 1833. • ;, tt7• Hart.,· Davk110n. driiHr, IIIIC. .cond. 13000. Cll after lpm let. end Sun. R. • M Item Reuphollta lt. Rt. 0\ • City, Oh. 8 ·2&8· 14 70, fit 814·448-34 . Opon d~'j ~' 8, 111. 1:30 ,.1,3o. Old • ~"-! ' i' c-~~ ' w.... 379-2118. 1814 .CAIOA n . oonil. Coli 1117 Chovv4 door, Idyl .. outo .." 814·441-2815. ratty whelfl. *600. or trlde tor Voilot-on "' plcl<up. 114· 19B1 -da ·ca no. 2.100 11112--11. . miiM, 304·175•&e24 . welcomes Larry Gatlin and ' 87 J Uphotter«<, , J • Mowray'a UPI\oiotwlnli '.-.lngl lrl Ojluntyor~~1 yoaro, Tholioai'. In lumttu,. •holl1.,.ng, Cl~' 304 · 878 · 4,.' 54 lor fret~ "''""'""· ' . 1 .I • • •• ' }, (lJ) MOVIE: 'The Gloss House' 8 :05 (I) MOVIE : 'Singin' in the Rain' 8 :30 1J (I) il1l Our House 65 yeer·old Gus Witherspoon relu ctan11y opens his home to his recently w idowed daughter·in-law Jessie and her 1hroe children . (60 min .) PREVIEW. 9 :00 Cil 700 Club Cil Novo: When Wonder Drugs Don't Work (CCI A hospital must figh t an e pi· demic caused by the spread of an infect ion re· sistant to antibioti cs. (60 min .) (RJ. ® Gl ~ MOVIE: 'Amori· con G•iaho' (CC) (j]) Mystery: Agatha Chris· tie Mystorleall (CC) Par ker Pyne does it again when he bails out a re tired Major., who gets into more than he bar9.11ined for . (60 min .! 9 :30 IJ Cllilll NightCourtHarry and the staff find them · selves delivering babies when a h urricane strand s a birthing class in t he coun· house. Pa rt 2 of 2. (RI In Stereo. I]) Au1o Recing ' 86: Formule One Grand Prix From Paul Ricard, France. (90 min .) 10:00 1J (]) il1l Today 01 Night Volume II The 'Today' show broadcasts .live from . Universal Studios' back lot for an examination of tel a· vi sion. (60 min., (I) Major League Baseball: A11on1o at Son Diogo (2 hrs .. 30 min.! Ill (!) Odd Couple Cil Comrades: Leningrad Movie ICC) Sovio1 director Oinara Asanova bypasses Russ ia 's film restrict io ns , creating a movie w ith con· troversial results. (60 min .) (j]) (lJ) News 10:30 Cil To Be Announced Ill (!) INN News (j]) Tony Brown's Journal , , :00 IJ ill (I) Ill (]) ~ .., il}l il1l News Cil Burns·& Allen I]) Auto Racing: Nikki Llluda Explains Formula One fJ) (!) M'A'S'H cote Bolanco Dillerd'l Wat• Delivery. CiM· emt. pool, • well. Anytime bfit t Sundty/ 114-44G·7404. t817 lnttmll11onet Scout, 4 cyllndor, •soo.oo. OO<don Gil· llaplo, Llttlo Slxtoon, Southlirlo. Cil Corel Jungle I]) Auto Racing ' 86: CART Molson Indy From Toronto, Ontario. (90 min .) (]) 0 ® NFL Foo1bell: Now England at New York Jo1s (3 hrs.l @I (IJ MOVIE : ' Mussolin1 and I' Part 2 of 2. ill MacNeil-Lehrer Nowsh· our @I Gl ll}l Price Ia Righi (j]) Orange Blossom Bebop Jazz musician Nat Add er· ley s nd his quintet perform origin al fa-vorites duri ng this specia l highlighting Cil SCTV lilJ Con1111u11an : That Doli· Wetteuon 'a· Wlttr 1986 Ford Ec:onomy v.n. tuto rn•onlbt• rate1, lmmedl•• trantmlllion. PS. PB. AM·FM 2.000 glllqn delivery, cia~ami, ratio end c11Ht1e playlf. PW· poola, will,; etc. can 804· 117f. 111d locks. erulle, tlh ttterlng 28t9. \ wheel . like new . Atklng f10,100.00, call onydmo oftlf 10'00 AM . g ive a hard lesson in reality to a cocky Thea, who is cer· ta in he can handle life on his own . (A) In Stere o. min .) 1984 Ford Escort. 304 -1176· 304·675 -2663 7:36 8:00 her soon·to-be·released album. " I Only Wanted You ". Ill (!) M"A'S'H Ill (])To Be Announced ill Nigh11y Business Report ®News (j]) MacNeil-Lehrer Nowsh· our Glil}l illl Wheel of Fortune (lJ) WKRP in Clncinna1i Cil Sanford and Son I) {I) ® New Newlywed Game I]) Speedwoek Ill (!) Too Close fo r Com· fort liJ (]) To Be Announced ill fell and Rise of Reginald Pfrrln (j] Wheel of Fortune Cl) 1I21 il1l Jeopardy (lJ) Allee (]) All in tho Family U ill ll1l Tho Cosby Show (CCI The family dec cdes to hi s life's ac hievements . (60 ' ' THeRE' tie ciOf:$ Auto Fix 11 Shop for some rftl'nor & mtjor repairs. All work gue· ranteed. Call 114·4'8·4088. Evergntenl, shade 1nd huit trHJ. TrH end 11ump -.novel. Sand, grevel, fiH dirt. mulch. firewood and COli delivered. Don'• Landacap•. 441· 9148. 1500. 304-676·841& . 74 loeb • NM goo~; Coil 11 4· ' ' 441-3411 . 7:05 7 :30 882·2196. 1881 Old1 CutiMt Supreme CIIMfta. lllver ut. red Int.• ~ AIR COIJDITIO~J~I 72 Chev . pic:ltup for perta. good front fendera. good hood. 304· only. 614·949· 2224 . W. Va. 75 Gron Prix PI, P8, AM ·FM I WENT TO AN n£.11E.NTARY r:11:-H£-~ Rt:-wt.-€.-ON_t_LONG _W.---,L~ &CIIOOl '!NAT IIAD Of !lUGE WilllOCl'W&... 1980 AMC Spirrt been wrecked. good 4 cyl.,gine, trtntmiqion. front end. etc. 1978 Ford Grenada. 304-882-2862 . B96·383B. I -~1 :.! ~ EP RI PEANUTS ARE '<OU,AND WH'f '(()U WALKING WITH SWEET !lABBOO? M'< NAME IS TAPIOCA PllDDIN6 ... Ml{ DAD 15 IN UCENSING .. M'l FACE 15 6011<16 TO 6E ON T-'SHIRTS ANP LUI<ICH BOXES.. . ' IT'D LOOK A LOT BETTER ON A D06 DISH! 1he Gatlin Brothers. Ho· ward Cosell and Richard Lewis. (60 min .lln Sterao . Cil Boat of Groucho ClJ SportoCen1or (]) WKRP In Cincinnati GI(!)Texi li! ([! ABC Newa Nlghlllne (I) Auetln Cl1y Umlte III Alice Cllilll Nlgh1 Heet A sailor's murder loads O'Brien and Glambono on 1he 1rall of a reveng•bent felon who has awlndled 130 million . (70 min .) (R). IDl Trapper John, M.D. 12:00 Cil Doble Gllll• I]) NFL Yearbook (I) En10rulnmon1 Tonight Child Iter Drew Barrymore Iaika about her new TV movie. " Babes in Toyland". . I I I I ~ . I . . After completing several home Improvement projects, my husband stood back and mumb'ed. "Why le it that the splashes I8Sl . N I R S Ap 'longer than the - 1--..r~rs....;l....:;:..l,:;..~~..:...,l_-l • I job?" G Complete the chu ckle quoted by filling in lhe missing words . ..L....I you develop from step No. 3 below . '-...1-..&.-L......L- PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE S UARES UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LEITERS TO GET ANSWER Marie Osmond talks about 16 ft tUt top tandem trtiler, . 3J4-67&-1719. cond, 304·882 ·2092. 1200. Coli 114·248·1241 . lrougllwn. Sport -11. Body ond drlvo tnoin porfoct. Coli 379· 2111 oft• 8pm. .. ARLO AND JANIS 1978 Anniversary Edi1ion Corvette . E~~: c ell e nt s htpe . 30,000 miles . 2 sets· or top1. $t0,500 firm . SCMktu t inquirel 992·3194. 82 Cllatlon one oWner low mll.11 excltltnl oondhlon . C1ll 814· ' 11 h truck. ctmp• ell sflt condition . U ,800. Cell 614· 24&·&121 ' 81ocl< Co., 123\la Pine 51 .. Trentmiulont, ell rypae. OI!Uir. front. rear, 4 wheel drive, pric:e1 1t111 $100, will deliver. Call 614 ·667·6732 . 206·6630 . 63 8:35 7:00 Accessories· --------'-- 992· 2727 or 614·992·3689. 61 4 -286·6461 ' Ma118y Ferguson, New Holland. Bush Hog Sal11 & Serv ice. Over 40 uttd tracton to moose from & <XHl'f)lt1e lin e of new & used equipment. Largest aele ction in S.E. Ohio . 6 :06 6:30 3463. 1978 LTD . PS .. P8 , AC .. It ill (I) 0 (I) @I .., (ll) ll1l News Cil Green Acres I]) Mazda SportoLook Auto Parts 77 Chryller automatic transmit· sion for 318 engine, will ·fi1 Dodge, 176. 1873 radiator tor Old1 465 engine UO. will .fil ChMolet. t973 Ford 400 tttr· ter •16 & water pump •to & misc. p1rta. Ctn be 11en - 430 Flemlngo Dr., Gtllipolia nter Kanauge SuparAmll'iCI. 6153. 71 G1lllpolla, Ohio Cell 6t4· ... 1 · 8:00 : & ORoarrango lofferJ of tho four tcrOmblod words below 10 form f011r simple words. EVENING .(1) Reeding Rainbow (CC) (j]) Under Sell (lJ) One Day 81 a Time (]) Andy Gr1Hi1h IJ IIl il1l NBC News Cil The Rifleman I]) Best of Bill Danca (]) 1iJ ([) ABC News Ill (!) Hogan's Heroes (]) DOC1orWho @I Gl il}l CBS. News (j]) Body Electric (lJ) Welcome Book, Kotter (]) B•verly Hillbillies It ill PM Magozln• Cil Aliso Smi1h and Jones (!) SportsCen1er (]) Entertalnmon1 Tonight 76 ldlto4 by CLAY I . POILit.N THURSDAY 9/11/86 lmperltll Marine. Inc. S1ar Craft Boat final d 0 11 out ' 81 , 111 models ._' 88 Demo tveillble,i.full werrant1e1 . Sae1ht 111 new '87. Prfcts better thtr. bolt thfw. Act now quanlty llmttld 3 dJv• onlyStt. Sun, Mon. Nore~t· bit offer refuted. Fisherman, Jkl, •II boater• welcome, tO to ·28 toot In 11ock. Final ciHrenc:enle 1986. 11 t 2 Mary 81rHt. Par· ker1burg, W. V1. 304~486· con11ined, Building M•t tritls llodl, briQt, IIWif pip•. Win· dowt. lintelt, etc. Claude Win 118ft, Rio Grande, 0 . Cell 814- tlnenoelng avallabl1. kyger . King Alto Saxophone. Very good condition. 1300. Ct ll 614 ·986· Building Supplies Concre11 blockt 1ll1lzet y•r~or dtllvtry. M110n 11nd. Gelllpolit IT .. Ill (!) JeHaroons 1980 Olds Cutla11. Auto ., PS, PB. air. cru ila control. valor Interior . Good condhion, vary clean. beautiful car. Cell 614· 1978 Jnp Renegade 4•4. VB. 56 VI.ewi· ng ter 15:00. 614 -379-2220. 669· 3381 Locust po ll fo r sale. Rabbit Beegle doll • · Ctll 614· 266· Merchandise ~ ~~AAY ~~-t 1668 . electric 1runk. t 1000 firm. 814· Musical Instruments 446-3492. Nice clttn , 2 bdr. furniahtd, wttlf peid, on Rt. 7, UOO Mobllt home lor flnt. Upper River Rd. Celll14·441·0497 or 57 8a11att bebybed good cond. with mattr111 $415. Call 614· County Applian c,. Inc. Good 3 bdr. ritobllt home for rent, CIOH 10 Ch .. hirt. Call 3177148. u 14-992·3438. 34 M11on Coun1y F1ir. storag e 1pace for rent boett. camplfa. ctn.etc. Oct. 1, t986to Mey1 . 1987. t4.00 per foot, contact fair ground• 304-676·15483. 51 4 mon1h old AK.C reglttered King coal or woodburner 1200 Cell614·446· 8628. GOOD US ED APPLIAN CES 12•1&, 304-a78·2818. 1211150 Mobile Home, exc cond, 111 furnished whh tppllencet. awning. 14,800.00 . Phont304· Lo ng , free aten .d ing wood burner, flerw kit for mobilahyme, triple wall. Uled one wintiH ' 450 . C11ll 614· 245 ·9234. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. North of PomMoy. Lergelots. Call 614·992 · 7479 . 2206 N. Main. lk.lrdette Addn. 2·btdroom. full b111men1. Cell tor mora information. 304-176·4480 Tru" Dept. 2 yr. old Reg. Simmenhl bull with papen . 4 bar t ide delivery hay rak a. Cal1614· 446 · 44 10 . Mobile home lo1 on ~ •ccoo n Creek Ad. Cable TV available. 150. dep. required . 170. per month. Cell 448-791 t or 448·9267. 304·4&8·1728 oltor &. 1979 Ford 8360 . Call61 4 · 266· 6101 . Seble and white. Call 61 4 -698· 4179 after e:OO pm .. all dtvStt. end Sun . Firewood. Cell 614 -446-14 37 or 614·256· 18 12 or 614 ·448· 5 room end blth. lt ICt'll. Ctll 614·949-2931 ' 614-448·3243. red De1chund. Call l'tlenings -whhe male Toy Poodle . 876. 614-949· 2042 after 3:30week· cuh. cheat deep freeze 8150 . dtya, weekend• tnytime . Call814· 446· 4496 9 rnon1h1 old Bugltl. trained to 2 inalay backhoes K· 12 2 run rebbits, 304-678·2779 . 2 ·inche water puf11Ja & ho11 . 992-e1'e3 ...,enings. 3 Burdltla Addn, 3 bedrooms, unra kn. exc eond. phon• 304-176· 1070. EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jock· New Broyhill head &. foot board 1200. Will sell either t& or 28 Newly Ndtc011tld 3 hedroom Rtel nic:a home, furnithed . Aduhs only. No ptta. Overtook· ing Ohio River In Minertvllle. 1 veer old miniature long hair ed Full size box 1Pring1 & mattreas firm. Like new. only 2 month' old. Co1t $800wHI11Ufor $360. Call 614-266-6261 . 814-992· 8111 doya and 614· 41 Pl11tic c iltem ltate approved , pla1tic septic tankl. plastic culverts. metal cutverts, ~ON AK C Collie puppies, Latsia type. 690B. Renl ols Purebred bordet" collie puppl1111 from working dogs . Three male, lwo fem1le, wormed & shots, 112&. Call614 ·44fi-2369 . son. Oh. 814-286-6930 . 1 bedroom apartment upl1t irs. Newly Clrpeted throughout . Partty turnithed. CtU 614-992· Coli 814·992·6022. bill t100 month. Lorgo · I N h -· -lerge 12d4, flowtr g•deft· Almoll t • 304-876·1820 oftt< 5,00. Coli 614-266-8261 . Apart menta for rem In Pomeroy. One and two badroomt. Cell 3 bedroom, 2 bath, all .. ICI:ric hNI . •111 Jtrry Or. Cd &14- ~men! I•• 1'1,1: acre~ more or 500 h . road fronlege. c i1y wtter. all utifiti11, Fletrock, 8 rilll11 N . Pt. Pl. Rt. 2 . no.OOO or bM1 offer. Reglltered male Pug. Fawn with black m11k. 1 veer old. C1ll 2237. Callahan 's U1ed Tire Shop . Over 1,000tlret,sizu12 . 13 , 14 . 16 , 18. 16.6 . 8 mllet ou t Fit. 218 . 2 bedroom. furnished or unfur· nllhld. Remodeled. Large patio. On Sp,ing Ave., Pomtroy. Ctll tftor 8:00p.m. 614·992-6888. IOo'i 'Ui CAi.l ~ WJ~ '10JR BoatS and , Motors for Sale : 2118. White Chln~tae weeder gttese tor 1ele. e&.oo each . Call 304· 882· 992·2749 . I'D &;A'( I 14,500.00 . 304·678· 200( •1· 614·446·7862 . 2 bedroom turnlthed apenment for rent . Adult• prefet"red. 614· buy. 304·87&·45BO or S7&· 1982. 3o•-n3-&983. 10% APR. Flm: 304-878-2336 or 304-878 · 2287. to 1983 , 14170 Commodore 2 bedroom. 2 full bl'lhl, utllhy room, underpenning, eentfll lir unit totel lttctric:. unfumtshod. Hornet for Sale 3 bdr.• brick. centrel lif, Alhton building lots wi1h public wttfi', mobile homes permttt&d. Wanted: Handmedequihs made batora1940. Call 246-9448 . 814·992·77B7. Equal Houoing _o.;.pp .:_o_rtu _ n_itv.:..·_ __ _ __ Slaeping room on second floor . By week. 135. By month. $116. &71-23B1 . Real [ s t. ll 1~ 31 Urgont. Mull alilll 11 ocrea. roomo, 304·171·1411 . 114-742· 3147. . Pornoroy. 114-423-1289. Mobile home for 1111 by ownw. 1974 Kirkwood 1 ZxiO, 2 bid· W81er weUt _.,lc:ed and drUied. Fr• lltimrtM. Cell 114·992· &008 coln ..... - . ontoct lage M1n0r Apt. Middleport. ucltltnt for hunting or mobile home or ctmpiiH' parking. TP water end eltctrldty evtilable. Call 814-1111-43t0. 114·882·3181 . ..... 304· 878·2500. WHI do blbysitting in mv hom. ful or p.n tirnll. Behind tchool 21 In Middleport, 3 btclroom, fire piece tnd wood burn•. Aau me· roqu lots •· Acreage ... \'MAT WJJ.D'JA 'W If' I. n.D YOU 21 h . Warit, 410 hp Chtvy engi~Je . Berkley Jet Drfve . In my. hQm1. 11 Plaint Y'l..., ...... t : : : : : : : : = = : - T : : : : : : : : : ; : ; : : : : : : : : : - i ' n d u dlrorl l l ofal 1200 u't ilitill. ritnoe Tupp.. C Depo1it Vll a14-8117·3402 onytimo. ~ ~Th~u~B~d~a~y~,Se~~~e~m~be~r2121~·!19~8~6~----------------------~~~~~~~~~0~h~io~~:-----~r--~==========~~Th~e~D~ai~ly~Se~n;tin~e~l:fPa~g;e::~1~5 BORN LosER Television ':!~;~' S©tl~lA-~t~S· :::: .,q,t. 1374 25 Inch GE color TV. 040.00. 304·87&-281& . ~;o nd . -. 1986 Ch~ckmtte sk i 18 '3" . 150 hp Johnaon out· boll'd With KCIIIOri .., "11i c cond. 304-11715-3018 . New Whirpool Imperial 70 w11hing mtchlne, 304-675· Four room epartment. clote to shopping and schools. Applian· U115. per ces fumithed . month,. Cell 448·761 5 or 441·7311 . 75 304-675·5773. Modem t bdr . apt . Cali 6t4· Will boby lit In mv flo..,., h1110 4 rura old lllavmate, fMIOnllble rot•. RioGrondoiVInton-. Coli 814·24&-9117. N- IO,_,o to ..... for your 1982 Honda r;p, goo d Hooverw11her, portable, coppe· tone. 304-675-3626 . 446·03 90 Motorcycles t260.00 . 304·676 ·3476. Plcltent Utld furniture. Good quellty uaad turnirurt. pp., 9 to. II or call for appoin1mer'lt. Unfumlthed apt., 4 rooma & 304·171·17118 or 1·800·882· 1072. 74 'N' CARLYLE ®by Uirry Wright 1·800.332.·9058, W.Vo 1· 900· 331 ·8082. dopcoH. Call 114·448·0890. OPENINGS lt.VAILAaLE lOlling Morrl Mac'a. guorontood llno ol toyo. lllfto. .homo ltoma. ftc. ND dlltvering, collecting or KIT Due to dlwrce .. riiJIOIIt lled Slngtr to!JIIh & 1 •.W' one oi Singers flrtt ·.-.ving machin ... Zig 1ag, ov~ cli1t. button hole. ewn trend' d.H~n and much mora. Sold new over MOO. ltill und. Wlntnty, t•ke OVIf pay· menta or PIW off bal~nc:e of •147.70 cath. VIII or MllrerC•rd ••cepted. Trade uc:epted. Can ·be ••n locel, 11k for Credir Manag1r cell toll free Ohio Fumilhtd ..,.rtnnt, 11cond floor. 3 rooms with privati bath. lhN Frlclor 10:00-4:00. Houeehold Goode Thursday, September 11. 1986 - YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS KJHer - Loamy - Newsy - Ch04en - HOMEWORK Father to mother: "AduH aducatlon will continue 8S long as children need help with their HOMEWORK." BRIDGE James Jacoby Figuring out what you need NORTH • K J5 3 • J 10 4 t A6 4 1-11 ·11 .K 6 4 By James Jae~by The right play in a suit is deLermined by how many tricks you need. Look at the spade suit in today's dea l, which is taken from Frank Ste wart's "Contr act Bridge Quiz Book" (Pren· tice-Hall , 1986). To make six notrump, you will need either th ree or four spade tricks, depending upon whether the heart finesse works. And your best percentage play is dictated by how many tricks the spa de suit must provide. Step one is to take the heart finesse. If that loses to the king in the West hand, then you are in the unfortunate position of needing four tricks in spades. You must hope that the spade queen is with West and that the suit di· vides 3-3. So you lead a spade to the jack and pray. Things are entirely different if E ast holds the heart king. Now you will win four heart tricks and there fore need only three tricks in spades. You can then afford to casb the king and ace of spades before leading up to dummy's jack. This is an insurance policy WEST EAS'I' .Q9 .10 8 7 6 f8 7 6 • J9 2 +J 10 9 'K 3 2 • Q 10 8 5 • 87; 2 SOUTH .A 42 t AQ9 5 t K73 .AQ 3 Vulne rable : North-South Deale r : North Nnrtb I4 I• 5t 6• Pass West Pass Pass Pass Pass East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Soutb •• 4 NT ; NT 6 NT Ope mng lead: • J L-- - - - - - - - - - --' against the possibility that Eas t hold> the doubleton queen of spa d es. 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I]) Falher Knows Beet I]) NFL Filma (]) MOVIE: 'The Joker Is Wild' (]) ABC Newe Nlghtllne 1111 (!) Rawhide IDl MOVIE: 'Tho Hoert· break Kid' 12:40 Cl) ~ MOVIE : 'The Long ' Dark Night' · 1:00 Cil Bachelor Fa1~or I]) Bes1 of Bill Dance .: ® Archie Bunkor'a Place Ill (!) Wild, Wild West ' 1:3 0 (1) 1 Married Joan (!) Down 1he Strstoh @ News . 2:00 Cil 700 Club •. C!l Mazda SportalOOk (R) • Ill (J) MOVIE: 'SerpiOII' ' ··'• (J] CBS News Nightwatoh ·':• Cl) ~ News (R). ~ 2:30 CII S ports Con1er .• �Page 16.- The Daily Sentinel . . . Pomer.oy-Middleport, 0 . hio . _t!MJa . ... . I • Thursday. Septem . ber 11, 1986 ~~~~~~~~~~~~e-~~~~~~e •' I. I Ohio Lottery . I ' OU hosts Marshall on Saturday .. ;' i F~IDAY! S .. . 121 SATURD~Y, SEPTEM.ER 13, & MONDAY, ·SEPTEMBER 15 ~ ··.·1 .~ B1g Savings this weekend on many Items of clothing for you and your family- Save v CARPET SPECIAL Brown sculptured with Kangaback. 12 $800 SQ. YD. LINOLEUM SPECIAL 2 patterns to choose - White or gold ONLY COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR Wra~ 95 SQ. YD. D!LUXE UPIIIGH' WITH . HEADLIGHT 4.1AMI' Mutvr r.._.l.....,Dwt ... ,._... Driw• a..., .......... lloll JACKET SALE MEN'S fall colors to match your fall fashions. Gold and silver tones. Pearls and children's beads. PORT AILE Now selection of fall patterns and solid colors in ready tied, clip-ons and Sale Priced $6 29 TO $25 19 Men's '8.60 Ties ..... '6.99 Men's 110.00 Ties ... '6.99 Men's 112.60 des ... '8.99 1987 RCA 25" COLOR CONSOLES Reg. S3.00 TO S15.00 Sale PINE OR PECAN $2 39 TO$ 11 99 $488 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% SCHOOL COLORS S199S JACKETS Small 034-361. Medium (38401. and Large (42-441 sizes . Light lining, snap front, waist length style. Maroon. kelly green and purple. Reg. 512 ...... Sale '9.96 Reg. •1& ..... Sale '13.26 Reg. '18 ..... Sale '14.96 SLACKS New colors and styles. Buy now for your fall wardrobes and Savel Junior Sizes 3/4 to 18/20. $18 SLACKS .... '22 SLACKS ..... '28 SLACKS ..... '32 SLACKS ..... Special Sale Pric::ea on our new fall dresses. Choose jumpers, fancy dr&BIBI or outfits. Sizes: 3 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X. 71o 14. Lawaway Now! Layaways Are Weleo1111 Reg. s27.00 .. .. . Sale '20.00 Reg. $36.00 .. .. Sale U6.26 Reg. '46.00 ...... Sale '34.110 Sale Ptlo .. RIG. 110 lo 140 98 110 s MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS . Big Ben by Wrangler. Long or short sleeve styles. Two pockets. fulllenth t1H1. Pro· portioned fit. reguler and extra big sizes to size 20. '8.96 Chambray Shirts IS. S.) .... .. ...... •7.39 '9.911 Chambray Shirta fl.S.) ............. •8.29 '10.911 Chaml!ray Shlrt1 IL.X. X Sizes) ........... '1.99 Final Clearance! ..•.GYM'·" ' WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES TRUNKS / Missy and Half Sizes. Hurry in they won't last long I '22 to '34 ........ Sale '8.00 '36 to '46 ...... Sale '12.00 '46 to ' 63 ...... Sale '16.00 '64 TO '60 .... Sale '20.00 JUNIOR FALL DRESS SALE SNOWSUITS Quilt&K, C11u11 Time and Jordache. Huge aehlctk>n styles for linla boys SPECIAL PRICES ON CAPE COD CURTAINS, KIRSCH DRAPERY, HARDWARE, WALLPAPER, ALREADY MADE DRAPERIES, LAM'S, SHADES AND MORE. OFF ................. Au SOFAS OFF ................All CHAIRS OFF ................ All TABLES OFF ............ AuDINETTES OFF ..... Au CEDAR CHESTS Reg . Reg . Rag . Reg. CHILDREN'S OUTERWEAR COATS · JACKETS · HANDBAGS Save on our new fall collac· tion of leather and vinyl hand· bags, organizers, clutches and shoulder bags. Rag. '7 Handbags .... '6.96 Reg . '9 Handbags .... '7.66 Reg. 512 Handbags ... '10.20 Reg. '17 Handbags ... '14.46 S izas extra small thro~"" · axtralarge. 100% polyeli· tar. Big selection of solid colors including school ·colors. . Speelat$ 4S9 LORD ISAAC'S SWEAT PANTS and TOPS September Sale FALL HOME FUINISHINGS DEPT. ON hi FlOOR FURNITURE SALE! FURNITURE SALE! MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Colors: Pink, yellow. lavender, blue. Sizes: Small. Medium, Large and X· Large four-in-hand. Sale! DURING ·OUR SEPTEMBER HOME FURNISHINGS SALE!! FURNIT)JRE SALE! WRANGLER HOODED JACKETS. SWEATPANTS AND LONG SLEEVE TOPS. / $278 SAVEl NECK TIES Just in time for the cool fall weather. Lined and unlined styles . REG. '9.00 to '36.00 1987 RCA BEADS . 19" COLOR SALE Beautiful Shirts .................... .$14.40 '21.00 Van Heusen Shirts ........... ......... $16.80 '22.00 Van Hausen I Shirts ......... .. ......... $17.60 / '23.00 Van Hausen Shirts ......... ........... $18.40 '14.39 '17.59 '22.39 · '26. I // SUMMER SLEEPWEAR \ t' • Final clearance on our remaining stock of women's summer weight sleepwear. '9 to '14 ......... Clearance '4.00 '15 to '20 ....... Clearance '6.00 '21 to '27 ....... Clearance 'B.OO '29 to '39 ..... Clearance '1 0.00 HOODED SWEATSHIRTS Polyurethane foam lined. Front hand warmer pockets, zipper front. rib knit cubbsand bottom. Attached hood with drawstring. Solid colors. REG. '26.99. Sizes S thru XXL.. ...... Sale $21 .99 Reg . '31.99 Size XXXL ....... ... Sale '25.99 \ ~1 SCHOOL COLORS Back-to-School Sale! Save 25°/o MEN'S and BOYS' UNDERWEAR Includes men's Red and Blue Label t-shlrts, briefs. A·shirts, boxers, big and tails - plus boys' Red Label t-shirts and briefs. Sale Ends Saturday, BOYS' S16'5 JACKETS Sizes small (6·8), medium (1 0-12), large (1416), extra large (18). 1 00% Nyulon, machine washable. Snap front, waist length style. Kelly green, Maroon and Purple. , 9 $12 ' } •' .6) w· . 2 Sections. 14 Pages 25 Cants A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Reagan eyes options in anti-drug campaign WASHINGTON IUPII - Senate Democrats, fighting a losing battle against WIUiam Rehnqulst's noml· nallon to lead the Supreme Court, contend his confirmation as chief justice woukl affect American life fQr a generation. Democrats mounted their final attack Thursday against Rehnquist as the Senate began debating his nomination but acknowledged they had only about 2.'i votes aga inst confinnation. A Senate Republican aide said there is little threat of a filibuster and a vote is likely Tuesday. Bul despite charws of p&rtisan polillcs from Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas. Democrats began a painstaking review of Rehnquisl's record. Including chargps he was raciallv LAST MINUTE PREPARATIONS - Middleport Chamber m Insensitive. did rot testify truthfully Conunerce President BUI Blower was busy Thursday morning making at his confirmation hearing and sure that aD last mlnule details have been takm care of helore violated basic judicial 11 tics In 1912. Middleport's Fourth Annual Blo<k Party gets underway llllsSalurday. "lmaglne.wbal America would The event, which h sponsored by Middleport Chamber, wll belln at be like ifi'JUslice Rehnqulst had nooo and, for lbe first time. wiD fealure altracllolll from the Center of been chief justice and his cramped Science and Industry and theColwnbusZoo. Blower,puttlngup nags, .. and narrow view of the Constitution glvm a boosllo lhetlp-top of a uliUiy pole by an endloaderandaladder. view had prevailed in tiE critical Middleport Village worker.~ Fred Older and Chwde Fitch asslsled . years since World War II." said Blower In his efforts. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. "The schools of America would still be segregated. Millions of citizens would be denied the right 10 vote ... Women would be con· demned to second.class statu s ... Government would embrace rell· glon, and the wall of separation between church and state would be In ruins," Kennedy told his colleagues. WASHINGTON iUPii- ReputJ. more likelv. Sen. Joseph Blden, D-I:X>L, said Meanwhile, Kindness charged the position r:i chief jusllce is a ·lican Senate candidate Tom Kind · says tk' 's hoping for a fall 'ness tha i a lawsuit filed Wednesday by "metaplllr for justice - for my campaign appearance In Ohio by t~ Federal Elections Commission dau¢1ter. for your daughter ... lor Pn>sldent Reagan and he also Is against Glenn. his 1984 presidential black Americans. "His answers to our legitimate looking for a new deputy campaign ca mpaign committee and four Ohio questions were at best Incomplete, manager for his race against Sen. banks Indicated Glenn and his aides had dodged questions about lhe in !lime cases misleading, In some John Glenn, D.Ohlo. Kindness, a southwest Ohio FEC Investigation while It was cases very difficult to believe." congressman, said thai deputy under way . Blden !laid. The suit, filed Wednesday in U.S. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D· manager Paul Ruppert had left his staff on Wednesday. District Court In Co lumbus. Ohio, called the Rehnqulst vote the " It was the campaign's decision chargo>s tha t $2 million in campaign most Important of hisSenale career and told his colleagues, "You <JoNe It ... lnabiUiy to do the job." Kindness loans were Illegal and seeks civil penal! les against the defendants of to yourselves, your children and said. The congressman he hoped Rea· $5,0Xl or more. your granochlldren 1to vote against gan will campaign for him In "The loans made by It he l him I." October but there was no commit· defendants ... were nol made In the Supreme Court justices are nomi· nated for life. and Democrats said ment lor an appearance. He said he ordinary course of bu slness. The Rehnqulst's elevation to chief jus· hadaskedforReagantoappearata collateral accepted by I he banks for lice would affect the nati:m well Into fund-raising evenl this month but lhe klans to the Glenn committee an OcloQ<>r appearance seemed was Insufficient to guarantee repay· the 21st centwy. ment of the loans," tl1c F'ECsald in It s suit . "That Is not much inlegrity, In my opinion," Kindness said. Kindness hoping for Reagan visit Cancer surgeon promotes higher prices for cigarettes By LARRY DOYLE UPI Science Writer CHICAGO 1UPli - Smokers should have to pay $155 extra for a pack of cigarettes to cover the additional medical expenses caused by their smoking, a researcher says. "If somebody's dumb enough to smoke In this day and age, they should pay their own bUis," said Dr. Blake Cady, a canrer surgeon with the New England Deaconess HOspital In Boslon. Instead. Cady reported In a letter Thursday 1D the Journal of Ibe American Medical Asroatlon, the mn-smoldngpJbllc usually ends up paying much of smokers' medical bills through their heallh Insurance premiums. · "My ultlmale ob)ecllve Is to alert mn-srmkers that we're subsidizing the smokers of Ihe oounrry, and Ithlnk thai's unfair." he said In a telephone inte!"llew. "People who take care of. themselves shoukl be rewarded and net punished." . ' Cady based hiS figures on smokers in Massachusetts, who he estimated incurred an addilkmal $740 per year In medical costs related 10 tobacco. The average smoker In · the state smoked 478 packs of cigarettes annually. at a medical cost ol'$1.55 per pack. This cost, which figures out to noorlySoents per cigarette, exceeds the retaD prtce of the cigarettes, which ranges from about $125 1o $150 a pack in the state. Since most health plans do oot basel hell' rates 01 whethera person smokes, the bulk or these medical costs are picked up by the 75 pen:ent of the population Utat does not smoke, Cady sald. Cady said he would like to see the $1.55 charge 1Uher tacked oo lo IIIIi ·price of clg&JYttes to 'dlscounrge yourwer smojrers or Incorporated Into ileaith lnsuran!l! plans to reward non-smokers. . •·I Clear tonight, with a low between 50 and 55. SuM,V Saturday, with highs near 80. The prohabUlty of predpltalion l' near zero lonighl and Saturday. en tine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 1 2, 1986 Dems losing battle • against • nominee '18.00 Van Hausen Sale Priees Speelal Sale! Vol.36. No.91 Copyrighled 1986 Neck sizes 14 y, to 17'h. Sleeve lengths 32 to 36 in· ches. Solid color and pat· tarns. Regular and button down collar. Our new fall selection . solid color soft smooth corduroy in solid colors by Wrangler. Regular and slim sizes 8 to 16. Husky sizes 8 to 18 . Student sizes 26 to 30 waist. CHILDREN'S aty DRESS SHIRTS CORDUROY JEANS Straight leg style; I 0972 • MEN'S "VAN HEUSEN" BOYS' 1. Reg. '16.00 Sportswear .... ' 12.79 Reg. '20.00 Sportswear .... 115.99 Rag. '28.00 Sportswear ... . '22.39 Reg. '34.00 Sportswear ... . ' 27. 19 marble. 12 ft. width. Armstrong quality. $3 Special Sale! Beautiful new pants. skirts, jackets, sweat· ers. tops and blouses. Solid colors include burgandy, gray, black and royal blue. ·ft. widths. No pad needed - Great for the do·it-yourselferl ONLY DONNKENNEY 793 PICK-4 -Page 3 also on furniture and furnishings for your home- Shop Friday Night 'til800~ Saturd and 'til 500. G Oail~ Number WASHINGTOI\ iUPil - Presi: denounced the plan Thursday as "a dent Reagan is considering some Plnochet -way of managing federal unanimous Cabinet recommenda . workers. throwing a net of guilt lions on fighting drugs and options over innocent people and humUiat· lor putting them into effect but has • ing them into submission." . yet lo make a decision. aides say. George King , president of the The Cabinet met Thursday to Nationa l Treasury Employees Un· hear proposals from its members ion . was referring to lhe Chilea n who make up the Domestic Polley military government of President Council. Aides said Reagan did not Augusto Pioochet. announce a decision on the procedu· King sa id that while ttk' presi· ral questions still undecided . dent' s goals are laudab le, "His The president will outline his public hanging of federal em· blueprint In a speech to the nation ployces to serw as a deterrent and Sunday night and send it to an example lbr private Sf'C tor Congress In detail Monday. V.'ha · employces is clearly unconstlt"· lever controversy emerges Is err· tional and, at the very least , taln to focus on how extensive he demea ning ... makes the requirement for federal King. whoSl' union is suing the employees to take drug tes ts . U.S. Customs Service for requiring Mandatory testing, if applied to new agents to t~kr .tho tes ts. said all workers with security clear· there ts .oo mdtcallon that clrug ance. could Involve as man y as u atxJse ex iSts m the federal work million civil servants - and the force. tk'ad of one federa l ffilployce union In addition 10 submitting leg isla· lion 10 accomplish six goals. · Reagan will issue an executive order setting the federal work force as an example to private employers by requiring mandatory testing of civil servants in sensitive law enforcement , safety and national secu rtty positions. The six goals are a clrug-free workplace; drug.free schools; Improved infonnalion on clrugs, drug trea tment and clrug testing; ex· panded internal ional cooperation In drug enforcement and eradication; tougher Ia ws and more vigorous enforcement; and grealer pJbllc and private effons to In crease public awareness <i the dangers posed by Illegal drugs . Sunday's speech, which will include an unprecedented CO· app<'arance by First Lady Nancy Reagan , will tlf' "primarily mollvational" rarher than laden with specific proposals. a White House a ide said . Beverly plant testing coal scrubber BEVERLY , Ohio tUP!t -The installation of equipmenl 10 test a new technology for removing sulfur oxides fromcoaHired IX'wer plant stack emissions is under way at a generating station in soutlleastcm Ohio. The new technology Is called ln·Duct Scrubbing, which is de· signed for use in existing plants. If successful, the process will repres· ent a significant advance In the nallon's effon to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions from power plant s. industry officials say . The $.'\A million IDS project is a joint rffon of the U.S. Department of Energv . General EI!'Ctric Envir· onmenta l Services. Inc .. L.f'banon. Pa .. and two affiliates of the American Electric Power System: the AEP Service Corp.of Columbus and ttl:' Ohio Power OJ. of Canton. The equipment is relng inslalled at Ohio's Power 's 1.425,000-kUowatl Muskingum River plant In &-vorly. The installation is scheduled to be completed in December, with test in g lo begin >Ot>n aflerward. IDS Ls ttk' developmen t of GE Environmental Servle<>s. The pro· cess removes sulfur dixolde with the usc of a spec1al ro tary atomizer installed inside a plant 's existing flue gas duel work. "IDS offers existing coal-fired planrs a greater potential for plant -life extension by bringing aboul subsla!ltial reductions in their sulfu r dioxide emissions at a cost-per-ton that is significantly lower than could IF achieved by conventional scrubbing," said J.R Geurts. president of GE Environ· mentaL "Such rcmova) rates may bP utilized as one option in future strategies aimed at ma>ting acid rain l~gls la tion rl':luirements." He did not directly resp:lnd to questions if he thought Glenn personally acted Immorally In the loans or who in Republican circles had decided the klans would be a campaign Issue. "This Issue was raised by John Glenn," Kindness said . He ronlend!l lhe banks a I'<' aiding Glenn's Senate re-elecllon cam· palgn by not requiring him Immediately to pay off the loans and by letting the Senate campaign use a dooorllst trom Glenn's presidential campaign. "I think there are other Illegal ac ls ... They are affecting the 1986 election," Kindness said. Glenn repeatedly has said he wUI pay oft the loans. Kindness said he intends also 1o attack Glenn tor "flscallrresponsl· biUty" for q>poslng tiE Gramm· Rudman budget·balandng law and a oonst11u11onal amendmenl to balance the federal budget, as well votlng for toe much l!deral spend· lng. He did rot list examples of overspending. Ruppert started ·work for the Kindness campaign m July. Kind· ness said, and was In char&e of field work and coordinating the !ranches of the campaign staff. It was fun last year••. ~ It'D be hm this year too! Middleport's Foulih Annual Block Party, thai Is! The fllldtlmes begin Ill noon Saturday. Bmg the whole fam~ lor adlvltles jullt like these, pictured lrom last year's successful event. " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 September 11, 1986 clark crans grueser matheny ross vanmeter