http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2509b1e822637ca5e38b852f353142d0.pdf 85f74cefa11fa50fb1e4c6f8888955b2 PDF Text Text • \ Page...:D-8-:The Sunday Times- S~tinel . _Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Plea$CIIit, W.Va . October 5,. 1986 Stock market continues lnaki11g modest gains during week· ' Cleveland ends·jinx -Page 3 !. 141.03-polnt plummet _during the .· and monetary policies. quiet and featureless. · . Allied Storj!s gained 3\-2 to 64\6. reporti:d tbe · company may tx: Analysts said t!Ml reluctance <;if week ended Sept. 12. Stock prices had a bri'ef, manic Though Toronto-based Campeau forced to cut Its dividend. Niagara Advancing issues oumumbered . u.s. trading partners to encourage rally In respoi1Se to wea:k Sep· Corp: sweetened its t;U<eover offer said it has no current plans . to losers 1,000-867 among the ·2,!92 lower interest rates in their OWn tember .unemployment data early for the retailer to $()6 a s ha~. there reduce lts, divldend. countries would hamper the ability Alexanller' s fell 3'% to 43Y, . The Issues traded. · F'tiday, based ro expectations that wa5 talk at the end of tbe week tha t · company said its board approved a of the Fede~al Reser..ve Board to Prices ·slid Monday as Investors the wea:k unemplqyment picture Allied was looking for • white restructuring from a oorporation to registered their disappointment stimulate the U.S. · economy : would result In a Fed decision to let kn ight. · with the lnabUity of the seven ·through interest rate cuts. IBM fell 4% to 130Y,. A wa:u a limited partnership. interest rates fall to stimulate the Lowered Wall Street estimates ri. economy. But tbe high quickly Street Journal article said IBM Is The I:bw utility Index fell 2.13 to wealthiest Industrialized deniocradissipated as Investors considered trailing competitor Digital Equip· 199.62. . The Dow transportation cies to agree on coordinating fiscal IBM's third-quarter earnings also provided a focu s for investors' that the wea:k economy was hot ment in Its ability to make its average, howcver, jumped :il.fil to worries about the · outlook , fOr likely to produ~e imminent irn· computers compatible with each . 811.8:l. corporate profits, analysts said. provement in COJllOrate earnjngs,• otber. Early in the week, Smith · Standard & Poor's 500-stock A !lrrn ·bond market. strong "The bull .ls mtdead, but he's on a Barney, Harris Upharil clll)d San· index closed down 0.21 to 233. 71 : the dollar and last'minute purchases respirator and needs . severa l ford C. Bernstein predicted the New York Stock Exchange oompo· by money managers sp111d ng up mon.ths In a health spa :" said Alfred computer giant's third-quarter site index gained' 0.87 to lM .Sl. , · Big Boord volume totaled ' their portfolios at the end or the Goldman, ~ tock mar~t strategist · ellflllngs would be in the $2-a-share COLUMBUS rUPlt- Ohio's unemployment rate rose last month 640,181,260 shares: compared with : third quarter boosted prices Tues· at A.G. Edwards irtSt. Louis. range. , to 8.5 percent. up from 8.2 percent in August but still below the day. The dollar climbed a!ler the "Economic un cert ainty in· . Digital Equipment jumped 3 to 642,8)2,832 a week earlier and September 1985 rate of 9.2 percent, the Ohio Bureau ri Employment 009,927.859 during the-sa me week a U.S. governmen'! reported a creases hourly," said Goldman. 92 ~. • Services reporied Friday. · smaller-than-expected merchan· "Tbe unemployment data and the AT&T wa s o[( % to 22~. S1me year ago. The national jobless rale also rose in Septemter. to 7 percent from . Composite volume totaled dise trade deficit . The trade data leading indicators say we're stuck analysts are saying that bsses in 6.8 percent in August. helped bond prices also, alleviating in the mud. Where is the four-wheel AT&T's computer lxl siness could 767,102,520 sha res. compared with "Ohio's September figures mirror natbnal trends , which showed a 774,!m,522 a week earlier. concerns tha t foreign investors drive transmission ~ ing to come reach $!OJ million this year. • nationwide decline in employment and a fu rt ber drop in tbe numter , might find dollar-denominated se· fmm to take us out?" Prices enred mixed in moderate Federal Express jumped 9'% to of manufacturing jobs," said Dr. Roberta Steinbacber, administra· curities less attractive. On tbe tr~ding floor, USX was the 65\11 . It sa id it wQuld take a $lll0 trading on the American Stock . tor of the OBES. · Lower interest rates and a strong tnost active .NYSE ·Iist~ issue, million write-off on tlx> discontlnull· Exchange. The American Stock Exchang., transportation sector boosted the climbing 2~ to 2678 amld1talk that tion of ZapMaii' and that it would market We<)nesday. But economic New York financier 0lrl fcahn sell and rent its facsimll e index rose 0.73 to 262.71. Declines . led advances 411-369 a mong tbe 916 . data again was Iffy. The govern- may bid $~ a shar& ,for the equlpljl ent. . . ment reported t(la t U.S. factory company. USX Is said to be Anderson , Clay ton wa s off 4Y. to issues · tratled·: V-alume was orders fell 1.4 percent fn Augu-st accelerating its restr uctur ing 651;<. The Houston-based food pro· 40,047,410 shares, oompaml with COLUMBUS (UP!! -JaneL. Quine orfAk run has been named to while construction speflllingrose 1.1 plans. cessing company accepted a $66-a· · 44,139.6811 last week and 37,838,440 · the University of· Akron board of truslees, replacing Mario A. percent. They said . the data re· share takeover oUer from Quaker ' during the same week a year ago. BellS1uth followed, up 1 to 59:Y,. DlFederico, whose terflj ex pired. Texas Air led tlx> Amex actives, fleeted lethargic economic growth · IUtnois Power wa s third, down Y. to Oats over. the weekend, endi ng a The appointment was an nounced Friday by Gov. Richard F. gain ing 3% to 35%'. Wickes foV and gave investors Uttle reason to 30. Both issues were active as s:>me long bidding war. . Celeste. ex ~ct higher Interest rates. investors bought them to rolli!<;t . Niagara Mohawk slipped ,~\~~ to lowed, unchanged at 4Y, . B A Twas Qu ine. 68. will sen •e until July I, 1995. She is a lx>ard member and I7% after tbe . Wall Street Journal . . third, unchanged at 6 5-16. The market had a mixed day their dividend payments. past president of the Akron-Canton Regional Airport Authority. Thu r~day; traders called activity ..--------------~---------------~--'--------: Quine, formerly district office manager for Rep. Jo))n F. Seiberling. Is the widow of the late John R. Quine. formei\IJ'esident of the Akron Bar Association and an Akron-area attorney ibr «l years. . By ELLEN FREILICH ; . · UPI Business Writer NEW YORK 1UP!) -The stock market managed a modest gain · last week 'in trading that offered ltttle to guide perplexed. investors. The Dow Jones industrial aver· age finished at 1774.18, up4.49polnts fo r the week. The Dow has recouped 15.46 points since l!s Daily 122 lotto 12-18-21 ~29-32-3 7 . • Ohio Briefs:_____, aty State unemployment increases No.107 Copyrighted 1986 Vot.3&, J $~ billi~ COLUMBUS tUPl l - 'The State Treasury Asset Reserve of Ohio has exceeded the $1 billion mark for the ftrst time in its nine-month history, says state Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow. ·• ·The fu nd allows school districts and local government ·to pool investment s to earn a higher return. The treasurer said the average · yield this year has been'7.15 percent. School dist ricts make up 42 percent of the 617 accounts from 71 counties. The largest account belongs to the Cleveland City School District. wit h $54 million. The fund has doubled since Ju ly becau se of increasing interest by loca l government s. Withrow said STAR Ohio gives loca l governments the flexibility of a Money Market fund plu s the protectionandinvestinent ex pertiSe of tbe state treasurer's office. FBI seizes slot machines CLEVELAND (UP! I - FBI agent s seized 96 slot machines Friday, just hours before tbey were to go oo sale at a Cleveland hotel for $995 and up. _ Paul R. Castella, president oi the Castel Marketing Group of Bullhead, Ariz., was offering the machines .for sale, said Joseph Gr1rfin, head of the Cleveland FBI offi ce. Howcver, no charges ~re pending against Castella, said Bill Edwards. lbe assistant U.S: Attorney handling the case. . ' COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP! ) - Ohio State University could be one oft he first schools in the nation to havetbe next generation of supercomputers. officials say. The OSU Board of Trustees Friday authorized school officials to txogin negotiations toward buying one of the next gPneration of s u~rCCilmput crs . OSU officials said Ohio State . would receive one of the first six of the new YMP mac hines to be buill in 1988. Four of them are already allotted for national laboratories. The trustees also au thorlzed negotia tions with Cray Research !Jic .. which builds the supercompu· ters. to acquire a current · generation . model to sen'e the university's needs in the interim . lf negotia tions are successful. the next-genera tion model wou ld be delivered in the summer of 198:l. school offi cials said. Supercomputers are machines capable of performing many opera· tions at once and at speeds fa r faster than conventional main· frame compu ters. The most power· fu I supercomputers today can complete 1 billion operations a second and possess hu ge memmy banks for information storage. The next-general ion rflodeis will be even faster. • There has tx>en a great deal ot iliscussion in recent' mont hs about tbe formation of an Ohio Supercom· p.Jter Cent er that would serve universities, government agencies and industry throughout tbe· state . Last month. tbe Ohio Board of Re~ nts proposed that the Leglsla· ture fund an .Ohio Supercomputer Center. based at Ohio State. The proposal came as part of the regents' lxldget recommendations for higher education in the. 1987-89 bien nium. . The regents ' recommended b.Jdget for the statewide center Includes $22.3 million for tbe purchase of eq uipment and $10 million for oJX'rating costs iii the 1987-89 biennium. The next-generation supercom· puter. a Cray YMP, Is expected to te among the most advanced machines of its kind. It wou ld cep lace that oompany's current model, the Cray XMP, which Is in 1 wire use around the world. Placing an order fort he newCray machine would be an effective first step towards creatin~ a supercom· r.uter center. said. Jack Ho llander. vice president for re;rurch and graduate studies at Ohio State.· "The Ohio Supercomputer Cen· ter will br ing stat<'·bf·the-art com· r.u tcr ca pabilities to all of Ohio's colleges a nd universities," Hoi· lander said . Industry and government also would have access to the sta tewide facility. "One or tte beauties of a suP<-rcomputer center would be opponunlties for int eractions be· tween faculty across ihe stafe system." said Elaine Hairston, vice chan cellor for academic and SJX'· cia! progra ms wit h the Board of Regents. C. Wililam McCurdy. associate professor of chemistry and chair · man of a committee appointed to study tbe purchase of a su~rcom ­ r.uter, said tbe Installat ion of a current-generatbn model could be oompleted by May 1, _1987, if the requirements for facilities, electri · cai(X>wer and communications can be met by tha t time. : ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING _ OR . . FINANCING· SS·Q Ot S75Qt CASH BACK CASH BACK L_ , SUPER SELECTION IMMEDIATE 0 Chrysler DEUVERY see limitep warranty at dealer. CCM!t'S engine, powertrain and against outer-body rustthrough. Excludes leases. Restrdions apply. THE WAY WE'RE DEALING••• EVERYTHING GOES. 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GALLIPOL!S ' ' ' WC{'kend accidents sent three people to Veterans Memorial Hospital for treatmPnt of injuri<>s, according to the state hi ghwa)' patrol. · Patricia J. Jones ..'18. Columoos. was taken to VMH by privat~ car· following a one-car acrldent on County Road ~ In Chester Town· ship cal'ly today . .she was treated and r~loased for' a cut to the right hand and multiple bruises. accord· lng lo a hospital spokesperson: Troopers said Jones was w~t­ lx>uoo on County Road 26 at 1:10 a .m. wh<'n slw attempted'a left tum onto Cou nty Road ~and her brakes failed. Hrr vehicle went off tbe r~ht sick' of tbe road and overturned into a ditch. ea usinf: moderate damage. Th1> patrol said James M. Drehel, 21 , Mtcl:lleport. wa s westbound on County Ro~< d 451n Salem Township at 3: 32 p.m. Sunday when his' vehi.clc reportedly wrot off the r~ht side of tbe road and struck a tree. causing S<Vt're damage to his vehicle. Drehel was taken to VMH by the Meigs EMS. where hP was treated and released for ' neck and back Lawma k ers denounCe ant ;·Gad·haif; pla·n·. 11 • , wasted. It's pretty well wrecked. " He said students are past the (X>int of taking sides in the strike. "They don't really care whose fault It Is. They just want to get back In' class." he said. Schleliet, who.said the class already has bst some st~dent s to other schools, said he may' move in wj1h relatives tn Cleveland and finish his last year there. Hall said he may drop out o{ school and continue working as a tellboy and doorman at a tv tel. He said he may go through his senior year at Marietta next . · . 11 WASHINGTON tUPil - Secretary of State George Shultz still supporis an adrillnistration campaign against Libya 's Moammar Cadhafi and says any mislead ing of the U.S. medl~ was done "against policy," but two senators renounced the campaign as "stupid." Sens. Sam Nunrl'8f Georgia: ranking Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, and Richard Lugar of Indiana , Republican chalrrnan '\Jf the Foreign Relations Committee, agreed Sunday the uncovered plan has undermined the admlnlstratbn's creditillty. "Now when we say Gadhafi Is up to something," Nunn said, "tbe American press. and therefore· perhaps the American people, wjll say, 'We don't belle\le you any rrore."' . . The issue of media manlpulatlon lx>Ued over l.ast week when President Reag:m angrU,v denied any elrort to provide false tnrormation to U,S. m!ws outlets In order to promote a campaign to keep the erratic Libyan leader off balance. · Shultz. appearing Sunday on 'ABC's "Tills Week with David Brlnkiey,"sald, "l.don't lie. I've never taken part In any meeting in which It was proposed that we go out and lie to tbe news media lor some effect . "If somebody djd that, he was doing that against policy." Shultz's comment brought attention to the role of White House spokesman Larry Speakes when he confirmed as "authoritative," though unauthorized, an August report in The wa:n Street Journal that U.S. off(ctals believed Gadhafl was planning a new round of terrorism. . 1 v .. ,.. "If I transfer nowtoanotber school. I'll be behind. I! I stay here. I will at least have a steady job through winter, " he said. Hall has appllell for an Army ROTC scholarship, but without a hlg~ school diploma, his application is useless. he said. " If I don't graduate, I can forget about that. It's rea lly messed up the senior year," he said. "I think, mo~t of the seniors feel the same way. Most of tbem are going to college and this has thrown them aU off.'" Soviet craft· sinks. Army _performs An estimated 2,200 residents of Meigs, Ma..;on and GalUa t-oun· ties attended the Sunday performance of the United States Anny Field Band and Soldiers' Chorus al Lyne Center on tbe Rio Grande College campos, SJ"IIl!IOred by lht• Ohio V aDuy Publishln~ Co. In cooperation with RGC. The "Moskal Am· bassadors of the Anny" perfotmed numerous in....,lrational tunes, as ,;een In the phqlo above, which lntiuded a saxophone solo for "Another Autunm" perfunned by Staff Sgt. Tedd Griepentrog, in photo at right. The hand Wid d10rus t-onducted "American Salute" In memory of · the late Merlyn Ro!ll, professor of music at RGC. and ooth the band and .audience obse rved a moment of sUenoe. lor the veteran mtL'Iic lnslrut1or. an sh"din. He was cited for failure to control. Darrell L. Sparks, 48. Plai n City. was taken by tbe E MS to VMH for injuries received in a four-vehicle accirent on U.S. :l3 Suqday. Troopers sa id Peter Gereluk, 44, Marysvllle, was attempting to pass a vc)11clc ahead driven by John C. Chaney, 5.1. Racine, who had slowed while both vehicles were nor1h· lx>und at 1:50 p.m .. according to the report. Gerelu k slowed when he saw Chan~·s turn signal and was struck tram behind by a northbound vehicle driven by Joseph 0. Ham· brick. 46. Worthington, tlr patrol said. Sparks was riding a motorcycle. lxlt tbe patrol report dld not elaborate on how Sparks was involved in tlr accidenl. "'Sparks was later transferred to Holzer Medica l Center. where he was admitted for a leg fractu!l'. He was reported in stable oo ndition this mo rning. Damage was moderate to the Gereluk . and Hambrick vehicles and to Sparks' motorcycle. There was no damage to Chancy's w hicle and Hambrick was cited lor assured clear distance. The patrol cited two men -in a two-vehid<' accide nt on County tCont tnuro on Page 81 Reagan optimistic over pre-summit . . WASHINGTON (UP!!· - Presi- kend report of a fire a lx>ard a Soviet . A Wltlte House advance team dent Reagan says he hopes to nuclear sut marine in the Atlantic returned to' Washington Sunday "come up with something benefi· Ocean was delivered lrcause the from Reykjavik with detailed plans cial" in his meeting with Soviet Russian leader "learned some· for three two-hour talks between leader Mikhail Gorbachev. next thing" from the Cherrobyl nuclear Reagan and Gorbachl'\1. The event will be short on weekend. but his administration is disas ter. carefully setting a low threshold fo r Aides helpin g Reagan prepare ceremony because of tbe emphasis ·success. for the meeting, however. again on the meeting's preparatory nastressed that the primary U.S . goal ture. But With pressure br result s · High-level conferences were nevertheless. U.S. otrlcials moved scheduled at the Whlte House today in Iceland wUI be to lay a general to define an easily ac hieved to nail doim details for the foundation for a tuU-scale summit supeJll(lwer session. Aides indi- soon In the United States. threstvki for success. . cated one Issue to be weighed was • Whetber Reagan and Gorbachev should Issue a joint statement at the end. Reagan, spea:ktng to reporters Three paM-lime psychologists course of study will be sett t to the Sunday at concert in ,tbe White were employed to work In Meigs · State Department of Education for House East Room by pianist County Schools when the , Meigs ap11roval. Vladimir , Horowitz, noted that County Board of Education mei in Approved was memtership into Horowitz •was a hit in Moscow regular session Friday night. • • tbe SEOKWA Council tlr adminisseveral rronthS ago and had · trative leadership. According to John Rlelrl, county exjressed personal hope for "peace · superintendent. hired were Martha . Riebel anoounood t bat tbe oounty and freedom. " Scott and Chris Koveli, both of In-service meeting wlll be beld Oct. Reagan ioldtheelite gathering of Atbens, and Roberta Brociks ri 17 at Meigs High School for all artists and Washlng!on and New Ironton. teachers of the county. York social personalities that be 1 In other business the board has the same oope tlr pllli[ess In approved two lxls driver certifi· Attending In additkln to Riebel East-West rlialklns at the meeting cates, for C.T. Cl!apman and Terry were Harold Rousb, president; scheduled Saturday and Sunday In Lou Laudermilt. , Harold Lohse, Oris Smith, Bob Reykjavlk , lceland. They !~!~opted the textbook " High Burdette ' and VITg!l King, board "I hope we'll oome up with School Journalism" for tlx> high memters; and Judy McCarthy, a something bene!iclai," he said, school journalism class and ap· student at Rio Grande, woo sa! In to adding under questioning that he proved a oourse of study .for art, obierve as part of ber Class thlrtks Gorbachev_'_s ~_9mpt wee· health an ~ physical e ducation. Th-e - assignment. Board hires part-iime staff a · -----1· L------~~~-+-----'· . year. Weekend accid~nts ·send ·three people to hospital OR CHRYSLER'S 5150 PROI'IcnON PLAN . .. \: 1 Sec.tion, 8 .Pages 25 Cento A Muttlmodio Inc. Newoptper . Crippled Standard Oil to.. · which has a By United Press 111ternational minority intffest In B!chards Bay Spokesmen for some Ohio-based Minerals in South African, had no companies think the presence of their business in South • Africa immediate romment on tile over· provided direct and indireCt bene!· ride. Richard; Bay ma:kes Utanlum its to blacks. and that the Cpngres· oxide, used in pa!nt pigments. In April. St!Uldard 011 Chairman slonal sanctions against the South African government will have little Roten B. Honan told sharffiolders effect on their co mpa ny 's at the oompany' s annual meeting operations. that apartheid was "repugnant," . "Our position Is that our actions but said tbe company would there ... are ' slgnificap t and are continue its ownership interest in helping to dismantie _S1uth African Richard; Bay ci!lng tbe ~nellis to racial · policies;" said Robert K. more than 1.(00 blacks who work Kramer, a spokesman for NCR' there. Corp., a major computer company in Dayton. . Par~r Hannlfln Corp. spokes· 'He said NCR had launched man Richard Charlton said the programs to help blacks, who are oompany did not exJX'Ct the new denied most rights under apar· law to have direct impact on Its theld . Kramer said the company operatbns. a parts supply warewas prohibited from se!Ung compu- house with 00 employees. ters to South African mllltary and "We're not plannin~ on any government agencies under tbe future investment there," he said. executive order issued In 1985. Officials of Ferro ·Co'lJ. and "We think It's a wonderful Lullrlzol Corp. of Mentor said the country." said John Ruhlman, ,sanctions probably would not affect preslden\ .o(, Pre.fom\ed Line Protheir operatioril. ducts Co. in Cleveland .· "This Is a · "We weren't plaJ)ning to invest good way to ruin that," he added, becaUS(> tlje ecorximy of South referring .to a Congressional over· Africa has been rather !Dor In ride of President Reagan' s veto of recent times," Sald- Lubrlzol Vice the blll Imposing more stringem President Douglas W. Richardson, sanctidns on South Africa. • The company employs «lin storing A ,subsidiary of Preformed Line a nd blending chemicals so ld in in South Africa has 100 employees South Africa. making hardware and flttln~ used Trevor Haskins. 11 spokesman fO r In tbe oonstrurtion of elect~lcal Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co .. said power lines and telepho!K' systems. otflo(als were still evaluating the Ruhlman said he favored fu rtlrr wording of tbe sanctions jeglslatk'ln, Investment Instead of divestiture. but the rompany regretted Con· He predlctoo sanctions would hurt gress' ac tion. tiacks, but probably benefit the "We have always said that we do outlawed African National Con- not telieve thar sanctions are the ltf€SS, which opposes the S1u th an s w~r to the · S1uth African African government . problem." he sa id. osu·plans buying 'supercomputer' . , .- .. -·Ohio businesses react to sanctions '86 DODGE.B150 WAGON '86 DODGE DAYTONA TURBO Z Su..,,.· ' enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, IYionday, October 6-, 1986 MARIE'ITA,Ohio (UPli-Socialandei<tracuiTic· Marietta Education Association reject€(! a contract u!a'r.activitles normally play a big part in the lives of offer from the Marietta Board of Education. high school Sfniors. but those at Marietta High are The two sides have met several times since, and both said they were close on many Issues. But tile wondering whether they wlll get a diploma this year. Gaping wlttl a month-old teachers strike tn tbe teachers rejected an offer Sept. 25, and last week the 4,200-~tudent school dishict .has s:>me students school board said it was finished negotiating. considering a move to anotber district lor the year, or Seniors Dave Schlelelt and Bryan Hall are at: least during ·the strtke. Others think they wlll considering how they would best deal with the cont.inue working and ·postpone tbelr last year until situation. given their plans for the futu re. J . next year -if the strike continues. , • ., ·· "It's not the senior Y.~!lr.everybody was expecting," The strik_e began Sept. 3 when 240 members of the " said Schieleit, president of the senior class. " It's Residents flee chemical' odor ELYRIA, Ohio (Uf'l ) - An Ohio Edison Co. substation tran slonner caught fire late Frida y, spewing a smelly chemical into air that forced area residents from their homes. PoUce Chief ~ger Griffi th told nea rby res idents to stay indoors and close their windows. but about 100 people felt more comfortable leaving tre lr homes until the atr· cleared. They boarded school buses and other city vehicles and were taken to a recrea tion center where Red Cross workers set up a sbelt er for tbem br the night. "The smell was ju st awfu l," said area residem Betty Evans. " You oould tell it was a chemcial. lou could fee l .it in your throat and up in you'r nose." Another res id ent , Krysta l Thompson. said her stomach was affected, a similar feeling she said some of hei· friends fe lt . • Officials oi the nearby Romec Division of Lear Seigler closed the plant for today, hoping it would be ready ro open again Monday. • Clear Wltilhl. with 11'0!4 In low-lylrig · ~ and a low hetwecn :15 and 40; Tuesday, with hlgho; near !15. The· prohabUIIy of predpKlltlon Is.. ndar zeoo throu~ Toesday. Strike leaves M·arietta students out in cold Trust ee appointment made Asset reserve exceeds Nu~lwr ' . · By HELEN TJIOMAS UPI White Hou~ Reporter WASHINGTON IUP!l - A Soviet nuclear submarine, crippled by fire and a explosion that left a ho le In Its huU, sank today about 000 mUes east northeast or Bermuda, Pentagon sources said. The sources said the submarine started taking on water as It was Iring toward at about 2 mil~ an hour by a Soviet merchant ship. Confirmation that the submarine had sunk came shortly alter sunrise. There was no immediate word on the fate of the crew althou~h three men were· reported killed in th~ original fire. Earlier. a Pentagon spokesman said a fit'{' apparently had broken . out aga in aboard the ·n\lclear sub and tbe vrssel was having trouble staying afloat. · "We have unconfirmed reports of a fire on board," Sl!id Army Major Larry Icenogle before the sub sank. "! can confirm for yw that in tlr past couple lrlurs tlx> vessel has run Into dlfliculty ma!ntafnlng seaworthiness. I oSUppose it might te construed as floundering," Icenogle said. S1vlet and U.S. offlcla:Is earlier agreed there is Uttle chance d an ~cldental nuclear launch or Jeak aboard tre submarine, which Is lx>th equipped with a nuclear reactor power iJ!ant and armed -· v.;lth missiles with nuclear tJJarbeads. A U.S. Navy plane spotted the Yankee-class submarine. crippled and forced to the surface by a fire, being helped apparently homeward Sunday by a Soviet auxiliary vessel alx>ut 4!() miles east of Bennuda, the Pentagon said. Before nightfall , a Pentagon !p(Jkesman said, "It was reportoo that tbe sub was under tow by a Soviet merchant vessel, Krasnogvardeysk ... In a basically nortbeas· terly or north-northea sterly direction." The spokesman said the Navy P-3C Orion. a· submarine- hunting aircraft that reported seeing crewmen on deck and smoke pouring from IIX' submarine in early sighlings. did not ~ smoke in later passes over th<' area. U.S. officia L~ agreed with an assessment by Tass. thr' offirial Soviet news agency, that although threE' cr€W!Tl('n died in tbe accide nt there was no danger of an accidental fl r·lng of nuclear wra· pons or a leak of radioactlvitv. The Soviets. with unpreoedented candor about military mattrrs. lnrormed the United States earlv Saturday that a fire cxrurred Friday morn ing a board the sub laden with nuclear weapons when It was 6:ll miles oortheast of Ber· mud a. or bet ween !llO to 1100 miles east of New York. Defense Secretary Caspar Wcin· terger told reporters aboard a flight to Japan that U.S. Intelligent'!' ptvtographs· showed tbe s ub sus· talned "a lot of damage" from a powerful explosion, The Washington Post sa id today, quoting Weinberge r. "The brce of the explosion was very. very great." Wetn~rger said, noting that the photos showed the submarine's skin peeled back, hatches blown away and a hole in the vessel's side. Shultz satd there ·was oo addi· tiona! radialkln in the atmosphere around tbe craft, tlx>ugh U.S. ,officials stlll had little lnlmnation . oo tbe precise location of the fire or· how the three creWrrle> died. �. ' - ... ·-- . -· I!' ' ., ~orimientary ~.' ~ Monday, October l. •, • Ill Court Street : ' Pomeroy, Ohio : DEV!YJ'ED TO THE INTERESTS -OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA \, a, 1986 r' • • Ni•w Vork • question, which question Is the lll<)st ' I " '. ' '• '· '•., . . "Your wife callell and said you should get your tall home an~ help with the housework. " '• • ·.. '• • )(')lllif T1•xas 1\C OaklUI)!:I Chit\ 1,(.:0 92 70" c~~ Ri '01 sr. .-, 71i HI; :l)!l 11• 71) !fi ..Jti'l Ill • 7~ ~~ . ~~ 211 ~ ~ ' ~ TodaY 11 Monday, Oct. 6. the 2'791h day of 19!11 with !II 10 follow. ! '1'111! JllOIII 11 moving toward Its ftrsl quarter.. r ~liDO ~lng star. . ' . · . . • 1be ewn~t~~stan are Mereucy, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. : ne-e 1101'11 on thll date are under the sJin .d. Libra. They Include sinll!r :um; i.md, ~ JetriiY the ''Swedish nightingale,'' In Inventor, and '• ~r CJeorge Westblgbouse In 1846; tennll champion Helen Wl1l.s =Mooe~YIIIlBIXi (age81); actl'l!lll!es;!'anetGaymrln 1906 (age~); andOirol !., lltllleturl!l' IAiftb'trd 111· JQ; and Norwegian ethnologist, archaeoklglst 'l1lor Heyerdahlln 1914 (age '12) , and , :.., •fJ 011·:BIII. alii date IIi bllto~ ' AIJlioch Co opened In Yellow Spl'lngs, Ohio, as the llrst ~ ~ school . Olfer.equal q~portunlty for both~ and women. I . " ' ~ :\1'1\1' ' ' 01 k 7. flfM un () M U~ <tUkf'{':! 'I or, nlo 1 1 ~ 1 tl ' \\'•""4l m ('mrlnnall U :!1 Manduy. Ot t. II S;m 11J il':ll.!ll 1_.\ Rmns <~1 Atl.mlil 1 p m )';py, Oti · ,m ~ ul ln tlilt11 apo1 1~. I pm !\\' . 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IJ' It~l n d·\ \' l,.tofllnlt \11 1urh W . 1h11 ~ h .!1 I 'Or kll t In \\ .\ l.ulo ·il; o ~ k t ';apl ! o~ l II :0.1u~ ktm!tl m C;t M•t k•n, NY 17 t ~ f\nfoll]J 'I, l lnu f. 12 ,\Jn• •r'k·. m l.f'. I)..'Ul' - C11•mr •n, I to.. ~II I Mol'! I~ I'll'! l l 1'i: IIIL'l14 '1 1 M il :!J l 11 · \1 ,r.,m u!>i..'-t , , \'Y I ~ 1o; \\'itt , C:al I~ Ill Ellfhl'd Rim .ho'f':rgo 1~ II!, ltivrrs Stadiu m. "Being parj of the tram that bt~ke the st reak makes it real sw('('t," Clancy said. "I had a lot of familv and frit'nds hem and most of m,v friPnds were rooting against me. When I was in Pitt sburgh. I was · all St<'f.'lers. too." '-'t loo Bcn~als :14 l'ackers 28 ·MILWAUKEE 1UPl1 - The '"Gt'N1n.. Bay Packers s1 il l haven't brokrn Into the win co lumn. but lhr.v'rt' getting closer. F011u nately for thP Cincinnati Ben gals. close does n't count . The Bl>ngals built a 34 -141ead and then staved off a fourth· quarter rally Su nday to post a :W-28 victorv +----------'=~ over thf> win less Pac kers, whost'0-.5 ' ·'' start L' the worst in the team 's The Daily Sentinel history . •I :n dii iK I' l kl,k • ll'l · l~ ~~ II\ 7 :\1"UII1 l'n !••n 17. Wll'r•nlx •r r.: .11 I llto •t tw •m h. Clhrn :'\u1l !'l 1n II .\ th:hl ·m 11.. \ \ <~ 1, 111 WES HOWARD .,_ i>-9, Hl!-Pound SopiKJmore TaUhack lllull li >n · ~ J)p h Ulll Jr 21 ~ mt ll.ll 11 , H l1 illl [; I ,11 111· l '111 J;o: I . 1 1 1\ '~ · · ~k llun Ill IHhn i '.llroll ll (if'IU'o,',t ..~1 T lll ln 111 H r1 1 ~ WUmln ~'1un • " I can't'add a lot to what ~ou saw. We ju~t gave .lhl'm too ll g of a lead." said Packer<coach Fon·cst Gregg. "W<' madP some big plays down Ihe stretch. bu t they had somr big plays as Wf'll. " And most of I hoSf' big plays came courie>;y of Bf'ngals qu arterback Boomer Esiason , who rossect thret> touchdovm passes. James Brooks rushed for two more 10 power the Bengals, who improv!'d to .1-2. Eslason, who was taken out of last week 's 44-7 l:lss to the Chicago , Bl>ars, completed 15 of 24 passes for 2(Y/ Y.ards with ro interceptions against thf> Packers. . "Boomer controlled the game,'' sa id Bl>ngals coac h Sam Wyche. "He ~>Xecuted tlall coni rol and did the things he does well, Including finding open it'ceivers and get ting them the ball " '7 l'.r... · Ht •.,.-,np 11 Clhl" \\' 1 ·~l• <. rn 11 D 'n l'<l •ll ' ' n tn lin ~ \ llm •n <XIk h • n . " l'n' on t t d l.i l'-1 11 nn 1 trml n ~ ~ nu rnl•' l tf ~1 01< '• IlK h ll •,rm h;r~ 111.111~1 • \, i t~ orurl l l ' oii!IJ< ' - St~~ ~ lh KI ~ :!: ( lj t~lll , '\'Y 2 ~.7 . J'l,ll'llna.:. 1\:Y 2.SJ . Hlu•• ·n. l 'l! t .rnil Cl ("(M! 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Cred it wil l br glvl'n m r rl rr· r af'h .11 ll h.am \\ ix l~l/' 1 ' at . ! cohn ~ - !USPS 11~-tlto) A. Dlvbilon of Multimedia, Inc. W(:l(lk . \\'llmln).,<Wn .tl IJI'IIani, , (', r lti'J.t~ · ·Mi •llon r m·n TEAM W L P OP Nm1 h Callia .... ..·.... 5 1 127 ·.oo Oak Hill .....· .......... 5 1 116 66 Southwestern .. ...... .5 1 122· Zl Kyg~>r Creek.. ........ .. 4 2 7J . ,63 Symmes Valley .........3 3 100 105 Hannan Trace .... ... ... 2 4 86 ·13'7 Eastern ... ............. .. I 5 40 188 Southern ........... 1 5 75 154 SVAC Only TEAM'' ' W L P OP NorthGallia ......... 3 0 9S 19 Oak Hili ....... ........ 3 0 81 31 Southwestern ....... . 3 0 92 0 Sy mmes Valley .. ... 2 1 64 3'7 Kyger Creek ........ 1 2 24 .38 Hannao Trace .. .....0 3 19 111 Sou thcr 0..... ... .... ... 0 3 31 ·~ Eastern ......... ... .. 0 3 12 106 Friday's results: .,_. Oak Hill 22. Southern 5 · '' · Southwest~>rn 42. Ha nnan Trace 0 North GaJlia 42. Eastern 6 " Bmv.ns' losing ways m Tht'('(l l~t l l un \:aikm;d l.1·, a~lll'- \ 'ah •nt uli.t,:f.,\ l l\1 h.J'UktiU Sf-~'JI 't fl~ 'tl oi \'Y nF,: Sn oll , ll nll . l ;ll ' ~ '•hll \SVAs~=ingsJ PfiTSBURGH tUPJ 1 - The sa id . ""111e ftustration's over "This game was par for lhe "Three Rivers Stadium jinx" is course. It's just like any other over fo r th0 Cleveland Browns. EarJl('St Bynf>r ran four yards for SieC'Iers- Browns game here. It makes this ll'in SW('('ter than an.v a touchdown withR: 30 remaining in other" the fourth quarter Sunday to lead "What jinx ?" laughed Cerald CJpv·eiand to a 27-24 victory over the McNeil. who ret urned a kickoff 100 Pitt sburgh S t ~>elers . The win was th~ fi~s t for 1~0 " )~rds for a touchdown with 58 Browns in Pittsburgh sin'C<' ThreC' seconds left in the first half for thE> Browns. Rivers Stadium open<'d in 1970. "Our matn goa l was good field Cleveland had lost 16 st raight posit iO n." said the !'i-foot-7. 141igam0s against their AFC Cr·ntra l Satunlay's game: " ··· txmnd rookie about his ret urn. "I Division riva Is. Kyger Creek 18 Symmes Valley took tho kick straight up the middle Cleveland tight c•nd Ozzie New· 121~1 and the blocking was grea t. " somP, who played his ninth game at oOct. 10 Games: .":' Clei'Ciand d<'fensive end Sam Three Rivers. was elat<'d finally to Southwestern at North Ga llia ) Clancv. who grew up in Pitt sburgh win a game in Pittsburgh. and played for the Pttt sburgh · Kyger Creek at Southern · ••·. "Now I ran retire." NPwsomf' Eastern at Hannan Trac~> · ' ,. Ma uit' rs of the U.S. Football Symmf>S Valley at Oak Hill · Lcagut'. is famili a r wit h the ' ' I r. an~·~ l'<t Clil .mel 1 ~•11 1s . raJ .11. Cl b .rrn , llo'l ,md Wtl "'•n 1\( ' :U :!.''1. ll Browns end Steelers jin~; Bengals triumph t lhln C'nUr gt' t'r~lth,!U ~ .,. ..,.., , ~Uu l'!b,\ I ihJo 'it.1l1 • I I. lllmn)o. !I 10 ~1 hnr ~ ... ,.n ]" 111''1 1111 :\l roh ! 1\o•nt sr ~~ 11nt \lull ~~ T" l· 1 ~ · !1 1:.1'1••rn :\l ll' h 1~ .\h o~ll1 1 d l!u" , II t th 1 u I II 1 ln, ·mn. ttl !I , Lt •Ul'-1'1111' 1 ~ [l.tl ~~. { In 14'1: H.rl tll"'. t-.11 1 :11 Dmw-.m. 1.. \ ~ II( l lfo1';1n. ll ru , m cl~ll'l l uf'l l ' hU t! J k •n,~ 170 yards for the winners. Dallas Tibbs punted three times for .71 KC was pm allzed six times i:>r 35 yards for the losers. yards, SV had nine prnalties i:>r 85 The Botcals will pl ay aiSoulh!>rn yards. · Friday. Symmes Valley goes to Tom Waugh punted fivetimes for Oak Hill . Ohio srorf's ~rrlt • nR :N.., .\mt•t11·an L !'.<L'llf ' - Vikings fumbled five times and lost it three li!T]f>S. lih.I IC imo~n ~ ~ ~. l lillflill l,r,IL'IIi ' S:'hmtcll, Phil WI r•,nki 'T. CIM 111•. {: uli~.l\; \ ]Hi: l~1 1i• I lull Wl. I!.~' ~ "' Phil lt< ,\mt•lif'oln 1.1\J,gi.JI' - ( :u1o'l' l 'h 1 ~ 1 l',tn !->IHI. O;r); U ~ L\l,l tTlnL:II f\Y Ill. H k r• I~ ,.; U l~ ll.;u fil kl .tn ri I ll• II Tnt a nd c:.M ·II i. :\linn lit: n,k •m .tn. Friday's SVAC t'Ontest aJ!:ainstSVAC co-leader Oak HDI. ·Oak defenders leftro.rlght are Mark llol!II'P (34), Rick ltJIII!'r (00) Eric Faye_(IO) and David DtUit (43). o-..k HUI won, ~1 Ztnt''' !Ill I I { 1ol <., 7 Mrl tl '-• HJ..'lll' - WILLIS PI(;~ UP YARDi\GE - Soutrem's 11m (Bo) WUIJs (24) picks up a nioo gain on tbs play In II llml~ ·lll l'r!i •• :O.fmn ~ . Ca n'-11 '1!, 1Cu11- Ratll'!l Ill ~ al k>na l ., Meet the Meigs .Marauders \ ' II< " 111. Ll • "~:l m::tnn 1, "i. olo nJ 1,·, ( oUll l'itl ~ \: •lkm,tl l .t'iiJ:Ut• - Sehmldl. l 'hU r. , l~ t\1~ H11u .md l'.nh1'1 flfl n . Muqrh~ ,\ 11 !'. 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' !liUI124 91 I I (I .HlU U1 7() 4 1 0)0JJU2)1.j 1 4 II .:.D l t1 101 :>ilunduy, o~ · t. l t 200 MU~ · a ukl't' l TuHmlo If • Tlnprl C r·n R' tl.ll ~I m (I)nfiUO h 0 1.(00 146 t\0 :!O fOOJOOOO .t IJ ..00 lfi ,J!:rl 4 If .1MI 1!1 12.1 ;, II IIIII ' Ill WI J :! 'I (I [)I'IJOI 111 ~~ ~ O~O ~ ~lllla,v 's Ui •MIIl ~ 1'3 )fOOay in history rally ·gives KCfD'St 10opwin,.l8-1J . ~LLOW WOOD Kyger - Creek's BobCats, down 12-0 wlth nine minutes left to play, rallied for two qui~k fourth· period touch· downs, lh<'n outscored host SylllllJ~>S Valley 6-0 ·In a single overtime pl'riod to post an lil-12 Southern Va Uey Athletic Conference victory Saturday night. Quarterback Tom Waugh scored what proved 19 be 1~ Bobcats ~Inning touchdown with a on~>-i' ard plunge after Chris Vogel had gained three and Tom Cordon 16 yards in the· OT Pf>riod. The try for' extra points failed. . Symm~s Valley st Ulha,d a cbance ·'· to til' It for a second ov<'rtimeorwin it In the first overtime wh~>n th~> Vikings took Po~f>Sslon from the ll. The Kyger Crrek defenSf> stiffened . QB Don Craf~ was thrown for a lo~ on first down, Dallas Tibbs was smothered for a 10.yard loss on second down. After an Incomplete ·pass on third down (the man In the endzone was .opro) Tibbs lost seven, gtvlng KC the hard=tought victory . Symmes Valley scored first in the first' pl'riod on a 26-yard run by Don Craft. The host Vikings made It 12·0 In the third when Dallas Tibbs scored from two yards out. With nine minutes left. Tom Waugh hit Chris' Vogel with a 27-yard scoring pass. That cut the deficit to 12-6. Shavn Swisher's kick from placement hit the upright , and l:xtunred away. Secqnd KCHS score came if>Ss than three minutes later when Mike Bradbu ry tossed n '24-yard strike to Chris,Voge i. Again the try for ex tra points failed . The victory left Kyger Creek 4-2 averall and 1-2 inside the SVAC. Symmes Vallf>y dropped to :~3 overall and 2-1 Inside the co nference. Tim _C.ordon and Dave P~>ttry paced th~> KC runners with a 1.8 average. Craft ,led the Vikings with 230 yards iJ 34 trips . • The Vikings won the battle of statis.tics, picking up 12 fi rst downs lo Kyger Creek's six. Total ya rds favored tre home team. 286-120. Kyger Crre k had 41 rushing and completed lOur of 10 passes for 79 yard• (nollE' interceptro l while the Vikings rusll'd fo r 231 ya rds and hit on 2 of 11 passes oune intercC'pted 1 ( t'Hirnl ' MUwuukl't' il l l'ommo ppd r.d n Berry's. ·world '' I ' Ill ' ~7R 71 ~~~ ~:r r l k' W1 -~ Iillo: IM'\1 dt\ Wnn IIIII•' SIYIW'd!Qo'~ ftt '!O U]lo, "\N \ '01 k .'t. flos tqn .l 1~1 ~f'\' \ 'or k .1, &slim I , 2nrl Clt•n•l:mcl rr. St·o~ ttl (' '. Ka?~~~ Cnv ~. O,tkland 11 . f)(11011 II Hal11mrm• I ( .1lilm ni-1 2. Ti 'Xa ~ II M!nnr•!iOf,t 7. Cltil' ,IJ..rr, '! Single-issue fanaticis~ _____c_hu_ck_s_to_ne the recent "Doonesbury" elected official serves- America, Specter from potential defeat. He Is for Gray's cpposllion, rot some version of a Rev. Pat Robertson that dflcialls held hostage when he one d. nine vulnerable ~blicans spurious legal L<lsue. press conference conformed at all or she ooilldes with t~ arrogance wlnse defeat could overturn the But single-Issue fanatics just stemming from the slngl~>· lssue current 53 -47 Republic a n- aren't that honest - ro matter I! IQ reallty.l'd be delighted by the TV Democrat llnrup In favor of the they're an America-is-forevangelist's provisional declara- fanatic's ag~nda . In Pf>nnsylvanla single-Issue fan- Democrats. tion for president. Christians ooly mnservallve ReDemocratic control d. the Sf>nate publican, an otrwxlously pompous As the comic strip revealed. a aticlsm ha5 surfaced m both sides of the Sf>nate race. and Democratic restraint on Rea· liberal black Democrat, a rlght·tpRobertson . conunand to "heal" The Democratic challenger, Rep. gao's anti-civil rtghls, anti-civil llfe zealot oc a· National Rifle immediately cured a reporter's hiccups. Another skeptical journal- · Bob Edgar (like Robertson, a liberties and anti-humanitarian Assoctatk>n maniac, 1st was convened Into an instant minister) has been targeted lor rocord should have.been the oasis defeat by the NRA tiecauSf> he born-again believer and meekly Inquired, "Sir, do you do supports gun controls. Republican lncumrent Sen. · hemOl'rholds?" Arlen Specter has been earmarked We laugh. 6ut Robertson suffers lor defeat by Democratic Rep. BW from celestial megalomania. He ' ' Gray (also a minister) becauSf> of actually beUevf>S that his prayersone procedural vote a\ South rot yours or mine, but only his ca n work the Lord's "mysterious African sanctklns. ways, his wonders to perform." And only Christians wUI benefit. Gray, who is chairman of tbe A~ others - non-Christians, Jews, · powerful HOUSI' Budget Conunit· Muslims, ~sties and a,thelsts tee, Is one of the HouSf>'s most will be consigned to some kind of liberal members and wants to be • back-of·the-bus humanity. America 's first black vice Robertson represents single· _ president. lssu~> fanaticism at Its worst. Gray autmred a pamphlet that Single-Issue fanatics don't care implied Specter hJid pro-apartheid what happens.to the country or to sympatbes because of Specter's any other issue as k>ng as thelrlssue one cloture vote In a sanctions prevails. *lllte. Gray also persuaded • Black Clergy of PhUadelphla to Famed journalist Peter Finley oppose_Specter on the basis of that Dunne once wrote - In the pj>rson cne vote. ·. of his Mr. Dooley character- that Never mind that Specter has had a fanatic "Is a man that does what a long and distinguished career as. he think th' Lord Wild do If he'knew an advocate of clvll rightS. Or that·· ·th' facts uv the case." he co-spohs<red a Sluth Atrlcan Among the more dangerous of '"' sanctk>m bill tougher than Gray's these divisive groups who balkanize House bill, Or that his vote against the electorate are the National Rifle jrOI!lOting anti-civil rights AsslstAsiJJCiatlon and the right-to-lifers. : ant Attorney General •WIIUam , 'One Issue governs th!>lr live~~. One Bradtlrd Reynolds so· an!J!red Issue decides their electoral' Ronald Reagan that the president "Sometimes I wonder If, down deep, you .,. rooralitv. tried to lnlllce Gov. Dick ·Thorn· joy ~ng lrrltetlld by thai· automobile No matter IXIw ll'Oductlvely in burgh to run against Specter In the commercial!" elected ot!lclal represents hts a- her Republican pr)mary. ~r»t!tluency a- mw lovlnilY llli Even that record doesn't exempt . r 11 ~ ~:. 11 cal. •' ~nt. MihHIUkt• Balt!mor Mlnn f)tll m; Plildl Sl l 'u!< ~iR .~n n 'll!l w~ hn 1\'Y Gn lfi 7ti( sn lllc·. ~ 7'!1 !':11 '1 1)1 :- Toronto ~ ' )(i Clf:'\•r\nd One vague word _____J_ac_k_A_n_d_er..,.-so_n_&_Jo_s_ep_h_S_v_ea_r ..'' . '. n n !fl Dl"'trull ' • · w.," Iii~· ],~·11 :d~1on Setting his traps •• r.,,..m.c_'f' ,\MERif,\N LE.\fl l 1t<; By Unill•d ~ Jnt..matkl~l F.ow ·. '' Lat~ •'~utkmal t:luot ' \\ L T ht I'Jo' p,\ •, II II 1.(00 11 ~ hi 1J OHKi q:,7o 1 2 0 ,+110 lt!IOII 2 .\ IJ -INI 1!1 1C11 Majors JJ .J..w_·i_llw_ ;m .....;....: · F_ ·.. .;. . B. ,.i c_k"""'ley.. :;,·_. J_r. L~BON':- Berry's World •. ' ' ~T Ohio .. The Daily sentinei- Page..:..3 Scoreboard ... . . '. '' ' .1 Giv..n this particular' Thrre years ago·, aftl!r hundreds of a-hard time pronounolng ls spt>Ued ·~· . ~I problem, FFank ShakeS!)!!are, wlio hOurs at the, bargaining table, we out "Gramm-Rudman, " and it Is a sundering , 1hat · threatens U.S.• ' ~Cb . Is our amtlassador to PortUgal, Is agreed to ren~>W your access to oor m~>a!!llre taken by the U.S. Con- Portuguf>Se relations slilce the Bm~ ~.__.,..;~=·= the next best thing to Solomon. Not base In the Azores ln ieturn for X , gress, In confronting rur quite tempbrary freeze c:t.l974-1975, when ~v that he has thE> power to adjudicaie dollars ln 'mllltary assistance over a awesome rudgel ·<ll:ficit, that ~ PortUgal very nearly went aU the thf> quf>Stion of how inuch the' specified period. Suddenly. you quires redijctk!rs at every level d way left under t~. tidal wave of ROBERT L. WINGE1T ·· . United Stall'S should pay in security • Com~ back to us, Invoke an alien expenditure, aii'd most lplhapplly decOionization. · Publisher ' Ambassador Shakespeare is ass~tanre for our big b<ise5 In the Sf>ries of syllables · like. a witch Portugalhastobe·onevictirtl<:lthat quite compl't~>nt to view the ·qu~­ Azores, but In the sense t~at he Is doctor's Incantation, . · mumble general t'educlion. But what do you : WliiTEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH lnftamed on the subject by all the something that sounds like ·: ·~ant us to 'd:> -about It? Gramm- tlon abstractly. "L~k," he wlll say · Asslst11111 Publisher/Controller General .)ltanaser correct considerations. • "grraminmruddmon," i!Od tell us Rudman Is wbat Congress sees as to a fellow Americ~n. "If I have,a DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Shakespeare, who has a thespi- that the deal you made is off; ·that, !hi! key tl the ecooomic survival d. great big rouSf> and yoo have aHttl~> ·News Editor an's ,!alent for dramatizing a case. alas, you are going to cut JIS doWn _the Unll!!l StateS, and if we go house and I hire .a guard to klok he wishes to make forcf>fully, will by about $2Xl ·mnuon during the ·mwn, querldos amigos, ev~>rybody after our two ad]ac~t proPf>l'tles.l • A MEMBER ofT~e United Press Int ernational, Inl and Dally Press begin by putting it as the govern- "remalnlngyearsofourunderstand· goes <b\\1\, '!fld your base In the am entitled to raise my eyebrows If • Association and the American Newspaper Pub\is~rs Association._ ment ·of Portugal puts it. · lng !untO 1991). but that you expect Azores. and Indeed. the Azores you· pop up and tell me,-that you Look, what is th~> · point , of that thtire sl\ollld be oodifff>rence In th!mselves, wo't be worth a 'want to charge me afeeforthetight LETI'ERS OF OPINION arE> wt'loome They shoold be less than JX) words to protf>Ct your house." • long. J\Jllcttf'fs arC"s ubj e<'t toedttm g and nrust be sl~ned with name , address and negcitlatlng .an agreement with the OUR commitment to YOU. · plugged nickel. · On thi! <t!Fr hand (In dlplomaey, • f<'l'i'J)hone number . No unsigned letter s will be published . Letters should be in United States of America unless Well (the Americans reply), it's That Js hoW formal advocates of • good taste, addr£'Sslng Issues, not (I'rsonalltles you live up to that agreement? like this. That blcantation you hav~> the two PJsilk>ns. would i~>ave the there Is almost plways another ' hand), If 'we're going to take a •. . positbn reflecting only philosoph!· Politic.~ premises, why dip we agr_ee In ' the first place to pi'O'{lde assistance In a stipulated amount to the Portuguese government? A _very slgnlllcant measure of the !l'estlge of the American government lies In other countries' relying oo the word , .By LEE LEONARD • l !PJ.Statehouse Reporter . we give, and .Gramm-RudJ11an, ; COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI 1 - In 1978, Gov. James A. Rho<Ps was . even when backed by Congress ~d ' defending his office in an election. campaign against young Lt. Gov. signed hy the president, doesn't ~chard F. C~>leste. who was hammering hard at ttr 68-year old . have tlif> .moral·autlnrity to undo R~>publican. u.s. commitments. . A Rhodes aide wantro to hamm<•r back with vigor. But Rhodf>s Well, then, what' would ai:tually ex plained the patience and tlminJ( which have charact~>rlzed his happen If thE> United States goes on hall-century·of polittcaf triumphs. - ~ It Is now apparently qn the . "You don 't bash the rabbit the first time h~> sticks his head rut of the road to d:>lng - to default on Its ·hole, " said Rh<Jd(-s. "You IN him get out away from it ." _ moral dbligations to Fbrtugal? - Celeste.eventually got carri!'d away. left his hole and was picked off by A lot d. things could happj>n, and a ,Rhodes. . · lot of little things ·can add up to Now. it 's 1986. Celes.te is ~v~>rror and ha s a lead ('Silmated at 20 being a pretty big thing ..The lBSf>ln percf>ntage points or more tly lndepend:'nt polls. Rho<i's nteds to show Terceira Island In the Azoces L<l as ,forward movi'mPnt. aRd fast . if he is fo attract any friendly money for a nec~>ssary to rur surveUiance of final-wl;'ek television asS<l\111. Soviet manruvering in \he Atlantic ". So last week, the crafty fou,r-term former govermr, now 77. hauled out OCean as the Elffel Tower Is t> the •his old baJ( of tricks and demonstrated none of them have suffered from profile of Paris. Without thE> Azores .eight years of-disuse: base. Tom Clancy couldn't have First, Rhodes caught CPies t~>away from his hole. saying he would <Ptlate wrltt~>n "The Hunt for Red Oc· Rhodes "anytime. anywhere." , , tober,'' If you weigh the •true, • Rhodes announced he would dt>bate C~>leste at Marvin Warner's farm. melodramatic architecture of ljle 'drawing large' front -page headJfues in news-starved Monday morning problem. Now, that baSI'- used to nf>WSpapj>rS. · save the llf~> of Israel durtng the · :rhf' effect was threefold: it forced Cf>leste to quit harping that Rhodes Yom Kippur War, because It was was refusing to d~>ba te. It dredged up the name of·Matvin Warner. an thf>re that we landed and refueled Indicted' former C~>le5te appOintf>f>. And It sidetracked thf> main thru st of our C·5 cargo planes ihe campaign, something Rhodf>s has to do ~ l)r is to win . ' ll' . Now the focus Is on tht:> dctlate. Is thNe g9lng to be a debate? Or isn't there ~lng to lit' a debate? It doesn't matter. Most foiksdon 't want to listen to a detlate anyway. But every time the word "<Ptlate" ls mentioned,..:> is the word "Warner "A sublinninal t and Ira> 1advertisemrn t by Rhode~ for Ct:>IE"tf' corruption. WASHINGTON -In the-fine art unwlnnabl~>. and per,ceived to be Whit!' HOUSI' report , Is that "In 1983, oblig~>d to modify their Galosh Late last week. a ooastershot was added with the newfede ral lndlctmcnt of treaty negotiation - ~>specia lly such by both sides. the Soviets conducted training and lnterreptor to comply with the JJI·.Wa111£!r In Cincinnati. · with the Soviet UniOn- the reed to So the two superpowers agreed to firing of .ABM missiles which treaty. The CIA estimated It would "" Meanwhile, Rhodes has Sf>t a brushfire on another front- taX<'S. Rhodf>s be exact Is so importanttllat If the limit • their deployed Interceptor demonstrated an ability to reload take a minimum of 15 minutes to &iiys thet·e wUI be more of thf>m If Celeste is re<.>\ected. And rot hing scan'S two sides don't agree on the missiles 'to 100 each. That meant and launch lnterreptors In a period reload a Galosh launch!>r- though ' ~pie like the spectre of taxes. definition of a crucial word, the that only a maximum of 100 of the that was not more than 2\-l hours the Sovi~>ts, Interestingly enough, ;:~Rhodes got hold ot a memorandum from Celestt''s Olfi"' at BudgPI and treaty Isn't worth the paper It's thousands of Incoming missiles and could hav~> been less." . never confirmro this C1A estimate. 'IIJanagemrnt. Th~> memo fE1)0rted 10 the !'PVPrnor and legislative leaders written on. could be des troyed by the Is 2\-l hours a "rapid reload"? In one !'arly negotiating session, ~ I thE> state is ·.. sPf'liding down " a :ta'i8 million cas h ilalanre from last There'S oo better ~>xample of this int~>rceptors . U.S. experts haven 't been able to an American official "asked how ;i!Qne 31 in oroor to pay ft·a voted inrumr tax rut and other planned ' than the use of the va~n~e )llord Unfortunately, 1 ~ lrt>aty did rot <Felde. long it iook to reklad ·Galosh," ~ams. · •• "rapid': In the U.S.·Soviet Anti- limit \be number of Interceptor The report noll'S that an Am~>ri ­ according to the report, which · ~ ;The memo warned Jhat nless pr~autlon s were taken. ttr budget for Ballistic Missile treaty, In fact, a missiles that f>aeh sld~> can ruUd can plenary.statement once defined added: "(Gen.) Alekseyev sides- ' -~would be based on a SPf>ndlng h'Vel in excess of JX'O j!'Ctro inrumr, recent classified White House and stockpil~>. All it did was prohibit "rapid" as "a reloading tim~> which tepped the spectfics, but stated that ...~·Jlhodes innmedlatei)' lnterprerro this as "wild C>lection year spendlng" report is devoted to .the problems thE> <Pvelopment, testing or depkly· would 'be shorter than the time it took considerable time to move ~n In fact It was planned in the current budget , which will end in the that hav~> ariSen over Ill!> possible m~>nt of "automatic or semi- period of an engagement." Whereu- the missilf>S In their sillls, to klad !$Ck by $52 million. plus a $1!12 million "rain)' day" fund . <Pflnltlons of "rapid" as 11 applies to automatic or other_similar systems pon a Soviet nf>gntiator pointed out them, ~>tc . Alekseyev Said it would }•Rhodes also said the state wou ld face a "su\Jstantial deficit" an d! halt he the reloading capability of ABM for rapid reload" of the permlttro that "an Initial engagement might take hours. If rot a day. " ~ministration is "catapu lt ing Ohio towa rd another tax hike." interel'ptor missile launchers. launchers. · last only a ff>W .minutes." This Jed some U.S. officials to !': ;ilbe OBM is already scraping together unspent funds and mwrlng no · Th~> 1972 treaty banned "rapid The nt>gotlating record lndicatf>S . The U.S negotiators agreed that · vtew that anything less thim 'lew or "bal'kdoor" spending, to pr<'l·ent anv ooflcit. reloading" of ABM Interceptors. that the bltent was to keep either "the most likely scenario for "hours" \vould vlolate ·the "rapid ""~t Rhodrs tumed loose his running mate. Robert A. Taft II. to drmand But th~> exact defililtion of "rapid" side from bringing to bear 'J mor~> nuclear conflict (involves) an In· reload" provision ot the tre~ty. But ~edlate spf>ndlng ruts. wasn't spelled out in tbe treaty. than 100 ABM missiles during an tens~> attack ... wlthin a short period the Soviets hav~>n't agreed to that ~RhodeS is a genius at cont rolling the !l.l\Jstanre and trmpo of el~tio n The who le point of the treaty was engagement." The U.S. team Indi- - 5··10 10 minutes - against the Interpretation and to this day ' campaigns. Last week's events show he hasn'tlost his touch. Watch tor to prevent eithet side from achiev- cated 11 had a"strategically signlli- ABM-defensed area. " This sug- nol:xtdy Is sure. As the whit~> House :more to comf>. ing a strategic missile def~>nse so cant time" In mind. But none of this . geSts that "rapid reload" would be report concludf>S: '"l'liere clearly Is effective that It might be tempted to was clearly SPf>lied out. • som~>thing under 10 minutes. uncertainty In the obligation, as · · \ lau nch a first strike. The idea was to The reason t IIese owrslghts have CoOS«Juentiy, the Americans evidenced by the several make sure a nucl~>ar war would be tecome a probl~>m, accordln~to the told the Soviets thf>y wouldn '1 be biterpretations." i' . ' ' '. Meanwhile i~ - Poltulal "rhe Daily Sentinel ••• . '., ' ' Monday, October 6, 1986 , . ' ... ~ j .Padf..-2.:.:. :The Daily S••.._tel· -~ ' Pomeroy- MiddlePort. OhiO , l' " ' ::. " " . I '' •• . ,, " '" I() - JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. VETERANS MEMORI~L COMBINATION DINNER ONLY DINING ROOM ONLY HOSPITAl EAR, 'NOSE & THROAi . ' GENERAL ALLERGIST I, ' I ' I '' Served with wh.ipped potatoes, chicken gravy, cole slaw, hot roll, 1),\l,tter and Sorry. no ·substiM.es except beverage addt· . \\WE HAVE HEARINC AID$" CALi. (f, 14) 992-2104 (304) j7 5-1244 ' FOR JUST S3.25 . • 24 HOUR SERVICE - - CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT . 1 POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-5432 Fried Chitktn .i •FREE DELIVERY COMPlETE liNE Of MEDICAl CAR£ EQUIPMENT , Point Ple~nl · 1011 Viand Street ' ,. , " ' ·, ., 't ' ,' ! ..... I �: .. .. · ~y •.. The -. ', :r- • - .....' -· Monday.. October 6, 1986 . Bend ' (· Constitution Week A program to commemorate allen problem noting that milllons Cimstitutlon Week (Sept . 17-231 on are coming into !he United States "Annapolis Convention - The reaping the benefits of American 1')1iracle at Philadelphia" by Mrs. taxpayers In food stamps ' and . RDnald Reynolds, reyent, was a welfare. . highlight of the recent m!>"tlng of The nominatlilg Committee was Return Jona than Meigs Chapter, Instructed to select Mother vice Daughters of the American Revolu, regent due to the resignation of lion, held at Grace . Episcopal Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo M'ho •hils I Parish House. 'moved lrom.the ~ · The death of In her report Mrs. Reynolds ·· Ruth Gorsuch Pickering In April ' spoke about the lnvolvemenl of w~ reponed with burial in James Madison who was known as " Larlcaster. the "lather of the consiitution." She Mirs. Robert D. Ashley volun· announced a rededication of the leered to write the history of the George Washington marker at chapter for the new county history Reno by the Marietta Chapter on book. Oct. 4 followed by a luncheon on the She also requested Items for the Becky Thatcher. veterans in hospitals to he brought PASTOR- Tlie Rev. Dewey King, pastor of Calvary Pilgrim AguesldayluncheononOct: IBat to the · October meeting. Items . Chapel, IS pictured wllh his wife, Palrlcla, son, Mlehael, and dlllighter, the Ohio University Inn ey Nabby needed are toiletries, magazines, Melody. Lee Ames Chapter was also noted. puzzles, towel bibs, ditty bags, and The speaker will he Mrs. Joseph L ._ Christmas gifts .Which must be new Colburn, state vice regeQt. • articles. They will be shipped by . . Mirs. Joseph Cook gave the Nov. 1. The Rev . Dewey King is pastor of at home, and a daughter and opening prayer following the ritual·· Next meeting will be held at the the Calvary Pilgrim Chapel, lor· son-in -law, Katlzy and R E. istic opening. The president gener· Parish House with Steve Powell to ;,mel'ly the Wesleyan Holiness Tackett, Ironton. They invite the al's message was read and Mrs. he the guest speaker. A dessen Church , locateil on RDute 143. public to worship with them., Pearl Mora gave the national course was served by the hostesses, Pomeroy. A revival is now In IJ'ogressat the defense repot1 concerning global Miss Eleanor Smith, Mrs. Clinton The minister Is a graduate of church and will continue through educat·ion. Fisher, Mrs. Everett Hayes, and God's Bible School dCincinnatl. He Oct. 12 at 7:30 each evening: The Sh.e also reported on the illega l Miss Lucille Smith. and his wife, PatriCia, who assists Rev. Wilton Beck of !Hgh Point, N. him in the ministry, have a son , C. Is the evangelist. Michael, and a daughter, Melody, Descendants of David Perrv and Laura Lyle Rupe gathered reeently for a reunion at the Swisher Lake. · Morning Star RDad, Racine. · Among those attendlng were the two surviving children, Mirs. Bi<in (Luella! Bradbuty and Claude Rupe, ooth of Kyger. Also attending were lbw.~rd and Annabel Fellure, Bob, Judy, ·Debbie Ball, Brian Shriver, Jeff Adklns, Joan Hood . '• Gall ipolis; Michael, Barbara and Ashley Jssacs. Atlanta, Ga .; Len a Rupe, Jim, Maty, Beth Ann and Michael Bradbul)', Kyger; J . D. Bradbury , Athens; Dale Swisher, Cincinnati; Perty Rupe , Marietta; Public Notice . Several fall activ ities including regional meetings and worksoops ·were announced · at the recent ml>"ting of the Wildwood Garden Club held' at the home of Mrs. Ada Holter. Monday night 'a meeting of the Meigs Cou nty Garden Club Associ· atiln will tJe held at Trinity Church with the Wildwood Club to serve the refreshments. At that time plans wlll be dlsrussed for the. annual 01ristmas fio'N-er show to be held Nov. 22 and 23. The fall regio nal meeting will be held on Oct. 18 ~~ the Betsy Mllls Club in Marietta. and 'on Oct. 22 another focu s workshop will be held at tre Athens f~irgrounds. An invitatiln was rood !rom the French Ar1 Ollony to participate in a·wreath exhtbttkm on Nov. I. New program books were dlst rib· uted and thanks were extended to Debbie Ball, Doris Grueser, Do· rothy Smifh and Sandi Hawley for preparing the books. Mary Nease exhibited a flower arran'gement entitled "Count l)' RDads" using weathered wood, grapevine, and leaves with yellow mums. ' Marcia Arnold , devotional ,leader: g~ve two Pc>em s. " Life Is Worth Living" and 'The Torch Passes", along with an af!icle by Erma Bombeck and prayer. Doris Grueser gave timely gardening hint s noting that now is the time to plant tulip, daffodil, hyacinth and other spring bulbs, to reset day Matthew Clinton 1lmon.• lilies, and to check houseplant s for bugs before bringing ttem Indoors. Mrs. Hawley and Faye Wiggins presented a program on spring bu lbs. noting that tulip a nd narcisus should be j:ianted six to eight inches Mr. and Mrs. Ron Timmons of deep and planted in masse; that Ashv ille, announce the bir1hof their crocus soould be plantl'tl three ·first child , a son, on June 20 at inches deep in clumps. and that Berger Hospital, In Circleville .. He gra pe hyacin ths need to he planted weighed 10 pounds. 13 ounces and six to eight In ches deep. was 21 Inches long. He has hel?fl Thev also discussed how to fo rcr> named Matthew Clinton. Ma ternal bulbs to bloom Inside during the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. winter. Cli nton Pitzer of Long Bottom. and Refreshments served by the paternal grandparents are Mir. and hostesSl'S. Mrs. Holter. Bet ty Mil· Mrs. j':ugcne Timmons of Ashville. hoan and Peggy Moore. timons birth announced Public Notice Public N'o tice tion to be held in the Township Notice of Election On Tax levy In Excess Of The Ten Mill Umitation NOTICE laherebygiventhat of Olive. Meigs County, Ohio, at the regular places of voting therein, on Tuesday, the 4th doy of fllovember, 1986;•the in pur'IUIIflCe of a Resolution question of levying a tax . in the Village Council of the eliCets of the ten mill limita· Village of Pomeroy, Meigs tfon. for the bllnefit of Olive Countv. Ohio. oauecl on the Township Village for the pur· 7t~ day of July . 1986. there poae of maintaining and oper· wttl be submdted to a vote ot ating cemetertes. tfte peopte of said Pome roy Sai~ t_a.< being : a ren~ of , Village at a Gerleral Election to an ex1stmg ·tax of 1.0 mills to be hekt in the Village tf , run for five years at a rate not Pomeroy, Ohio. at the regu\ar exceeding 1.0 mills for each pliCM of voting therein. on ·one dotlar of velullion, whictl Meigs lunch menus In acrordance with the Meigs Local School District's uniform lunch program the menu lor the week of Oct. 6 Is announced: Monday: •hot dog with sauce, peas. peanut butter rookle, fruit , milk . . -, Calendar / happeningJ Village at 1 GOn.... Election to be hold in the Vitlogo of . Pomeroy, Ohio, at the regular, places of voting thaloln, Ill' TUOidey. the .4th dl!'f 1lf fllovember. 1986, the quoo· tton of levying a ta)f., in excaea IPeed manual trmimisaion 2. Duell on reor - w~h mud of the 111n mil limitation, lor Sld Sr'I!]W tires . the benefit of Pomeroy Vlloge 3. 6 ply ~reo. front and ro•r for tho putl)b• ot providing 4. Stobilzot' bar, front and and maintak'ling fiN apparatus. ··applionllll. buidingo, or rear sites tharalor, or the llllibllsh• 6. Wort Coast. n)irTOrs ment and maintanoni:e of tin• 6. Rubber floor rlll!fa ' of fire alarm, tlllegnoph,.or the 7. Heavy duty vinyl seet 8. Sp81'e whaaf and 8 ply tire payment of parmanar1. part· 9. H...,Y duty auxMiary rear time, or voluntaw firemen or foe lighting componieo to spring 10. V-8 - 360 to 360 operate the lime, induding the paymMt of firemen om· engin_ e ployero contribution roquinld 11 . Power ltOBring under eoction 742.34 of the 12 . Dome II!TIP• 13. CigerOtte lighter Rllviood .Code. or to purd1ambutanoe ·equ",_t, Of to 14. ~ed in color Fatten your Walet with awant Rd Two bids are requiBtad, one with tr-in of 1983 ChOII· role! Ton Trud< and cine o straight out purd1••· Bidder will be required to .inllall exioling utility bed Ul the new truck and paint tO matd1 . D with every disc or roll of color print film brought in for procttssing . EVERYDAY 7 DAYS A WEEK .compan~ opereta tho same, including fire fighting · to the paymont of firemen •.em. pioyer• contribution ,_;reef under aection 742.34 of tho !levioad Code, or to purchembutanoe equipment, or to provide ambulance or emer· gencv medical lot'Vicos oper· Olad PH department or fire fighting co....,..,y. Seid tax boing can additional Ill• of 1.0 mit to run for fiwl C.Y oflolnt ..,_.,,, W.V1. •Ooltlpolil, Ollio •Midcl~ Ohio 1\JE~DAY MIDDLEPORT - Public Notice · Said lllx·baing: .., additional fJVEt Years at a rate not exceeding tax of .08 mil to run for .08 mill lor each orte dollar of valuation, whid'l amounts to $0.08 (eight cents) for each one hundred doHars of valua - M iddk~ort Public Notice fire valuation, Ylhic:h amounts to 10.10 !ton cents) lor each one hUndred dollart of valuation, lor fiwlye.._ POMEROY · - Moigs Count y Salon 710 m('('IS Mond a;•. 7 p.m.. at the home of Lot'etta Tir mc;·cr. HlJ n..A ND - Rut land Village Council m('('ts Tuesdu;·. 7: :!0 p.m ... ur lhc civil· ccn1 er. a 1.0 mills lor eeah one doHoi ol The Polls for uid Election wilt be open at 6:30 o'clock A.M. 1111d remain open un~ · H&~O CHESTER - Ch<>stcr PTO open hous(' Monday. i p.m.. at th<' school. Teachers ll'ill be presrnt. RefrPSh· mmt s; child ca i'i' availabi<'. by years at a rate not axcr:afing Pert'Z. __ 7:30 o'cfod< P.M. By order of the Boord of Elections. of Meigo County, Ohio Evelvn Ctari<. Choirmon The gas comp~y doesn't like it. Jane M. Frymyer, Director Dated Sept. 2, 1986 t10)6, 13, 20, 27, 4tc The electric heat pump. The gas company doesn't like it. Because it doesn't use gas. Yet in the winter it can heat your home twice as efficiently as a gas furnace. In the surtuner, it gives you the bonus of central air conditioning. , It's all you need for year-round comfort. So, call us about the only all-in-one heating •and cooling system. . The reliable, nameless electric heat pump. We're making sure you can get the most out of life. Public Notice fllotice of Elo'ction On lox Levy In Ex-• Of The Ten Mil Umitation NOTICE ft heoeby given that in pui1Uin08 ofo R-tution ol the Village Council of the Voltage of Pomeroy, Moiv• County, Ohio, paooad on the 4t~ day of Augull. '988. there will be submitted to a volt of the people of 10id Pomoroy 54 Misc . Merchandise ., By order of tile Boord of Elections, of 111oigs County, Ohio Evelyn Clark, Chairman Jane M. F'Y!llver. Director Dated Augud 21, 1986., (101 6, 13, 20, 27, 4tc tion. foi five years. The Poll fO< Slid Etoclion wiN be open at 6:30 o'clock run tor lrw years at a rate not exceeding 1.0 miMs for each one do"- of valuation, whtch omounto to $0.10 (ten cent s! to.eiCh one hundred dollaraof vatuatlon . for ,... ve •s. The Pols for said Election will be open at 6: 30 • o'cloc~ A.M. and remain open until By order of the Board of Elections, of Meigs County, Ohio Evelvn Ctart<. Chairmar1 Jane M. Frymy8f, Director Datad Sept 2, 1988 (10!6. 13, 20, 27, 4tc . Public Notice I fllotice of Etactioo 7:30 o'cfock P.M. On Tax Levy 8v order of the Boord of Elections, In Exca1 Of The . of Meigo Coonty, Ohio Ten Milt limllation NOTICE Is heoeby given that Evelvn Ctlffc. Choirman in pura~anoe of a Resolution of Jlrlil M. Frymyer, Director the Boord of ToW..ohip Truo· D*d Slpt. 2, 1988 (101 • • 13, 20, 27, 4tc of tho TownohiP · ol Lebanon. Meigs County, Ohio, paooad on the 7th day of July, Public Nqtice 19B8, there will be IUbmittod to I Vote Of tho ptl>plo of Slid Lebanon Townohip at o GenNodcl of Etoctloo eral Electloo to be held in the On T• Levv Townohip of Olive, Meigs lnE,.,..oOITha County, Ohio, It 1110 regular T.. Mil Umnolto'lllotiotioiMn NOTICI!' II horlby given that ...... of voting th-. On lnpoi-Ofi.R-tionof T.-cloy, lht 4tli doy of the llolrd of Townohip Tru• ,._,_, 1986, tho · - of thO Townohlp of Olillo. lion olltwying I lllx , ifl OXCOII Moilll County. Ohio. P•oad of the flo\ mill Nmitatloo. for the bonofit of llbenon Town· 011 . . 3n1 day of July, t986, ohip lor the IJUIPO• of main· thor~' wll be ..,bmitlod to 1 - afthe~ of ..id Ofillo tainll'lg end operating T-Jihlli 01 1 Gennl Eloc- c...-narr. Said taX. boing: ., addttionat lllx of 2.0 mHI to run fur fiwl years at a rate not exclllding 2.0 mils for eech one doll• ol valuation,· which amounts to so.20 l-tv canto) lor eoch .... ,. Reel Estate I;~~~~~~~~~. ... E. Ma i nl.l.lllliii of the ""' miH tlmillltion, lor the benefit of Middleport Vllage .._.,.. for the IJUIPOIO • ot current Said tax btin"g: e raru"'mt of Iii Hilting w of 3.Q.mill to run for ~ yelrs at • rate not e•ceading 3.0 miMI lor each one dotler of valuation, which omoun111 to •o.30 (thirty oental for each one hundred dollar• of veluation, lor five · years. , The PoHa !Or Slid -~tectio~ will be open at 6:30 o'clodc A.M. and mmain open until 7:30 o'clod< P.M. · By order of thO Boord of Etoctiono. of· Meigs Coonty, Ohio E\181yn Clarf<, C~ainnan Jane M. ~yer, Ditactor Datad Aug. 2, 1988 (10!6. 13, 20, 27, 4tc Public Notice NOTICE TO CO'NTRACTOR S STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT Of· TRANSPORTATION Coklmbus. Ohio September 26, 1988 Cootroct Saleo Lagol COllY No . 88·837 UIIIIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed "proposall wilt be r11Celvod at the offioo of the Oirector of the Ohio Depart· mMt of ·Trllllpclrtotion, Cotumbua, Ollio, ..,til · 10~0 A.M., Ohio Standard 11me, Tu10day, October 21 , 19", for iqnovemenu i'l : PART t: · Meiga Ccunty, Ohio, on Bridge No. MEG-33· 1578 on U. S. Route 33, Section 16.71!. tin the City of Po.-y), by replocing the anchor bara et the onda ol the trulllll. placilg ., epo•v Mtorpmofing overtoy on the deck, rllbuitding the Ohio IJ)prOICh ..,..,, repliring the pion at the 1nds of the tru••· •d other rilblta:f vvork . Project Length: 178-17 feet "' 0.034 mite. Work Length: ~030 feet or O.JB4mMa. . ..The date sill for aJrf1Jietion of th~ IMlrX sllal be ..... in the bidding proposal." Each bidder sllalt be required to file wHh hie bid o certified forth dleck or cashier's dleck for an amount equal to five per cent of his bid, but in ro """"'more than fifth thousand dolton. a a bond for ten Per oont of hil bid. poyoble to the Director. Blddano rTilst 'epply, on the proper forms, lor qualification• at Iaiii ten doys prior to the date sat for opening bida i1 acc:ordaloe with Cheptor 626 Ohio Ravllod Coda. on file in the Deportment of Tronopof111tion and the olfice of the District Deputy places of voting thereto, on POIIEROY- Avery nice 1~ story older home with three bedrooms, dining room, r.ear patro. lront porch overloo k· tng the Ohio River. Very con· venient to shopping &tow n. MAKE OFFER. $15 . ~0 00. NEW LISTING - MIDDLE· PORT - Large lot, equipped kitchen , basement, garage, 3 bedrooms, n ice ~ont siUing porch. washer & dryer, too. also hjS hookups for trailer, ale units. fireplace. aluninum sid ing. This roe yru must see. .WANT $34,000.00. Real Estate General Unimproved land For Sale· 110 acres on Rain bow Ridge in Chester Towns hip. Home National Bank Business Services Adoption F• tncludas tliOr!tlld and ~its! lnnoculatiohs ·'1.··· ... ~ HALF COST ot SPAT I . ' NEUTER at time of Adoption Balance Paid monthly to Humane Sociaty CAll 992·6505 992-5427 II' 992-3026 BISSELL BUILDERS CHIMNEY WORK .. INDUSTRIAL STA.. LESS STEEL L.. ERS · INSURANCE WORK -: ~ j I _'!..._ ''-'l,,/ tOR rRil I ',IIMI\Tfl, ( !IL1 "At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 '' . Ohio Power ... CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE DAILY SENnNEL TIL 3 P.M. Part or American Electric Power. . r I' RAYMOND E. PROFFITT (MAC) RACINE, HOY OICKI r I ill' \1\JNl f fi~H 1\ •I ll ; .I Jli 10' 2" All AlUM.. UM BLACK MESH SEA BREEZE SAlilliTE SYSTEMS. Fun Remote.lpstalltd ........ 11,650 SAME SfSTBI AS ABOVE WITHOUT REMOTE S1,2$0 $365 DESCRAMBLERS WITH SYSTEM PURCHASE DfSCRAMILEI ALONE 1315 Tlt!RE ARE Sllll APPROX. 100 UNSCRAMBlED CHANNIIS NORMAN WEBEI NO SUNDAY CALLS 667 .·6235 667-3074 4-16.'86 tin Emtraen•tY BOGGS BU' tion of levying a tax, in excess of the ten mill limttation. for 9· )5.'86 the benel~ of Rutiand Village lor the pu!poee of Current Expense. . ' Said tax being: a renewal of an existing tax of 2.0 Milt to run for five years at 1 rate not exceeding 2.0 miHa for each one dollar of valuation, whictl amounts to 80.20 (twenty centa! for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR_ BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 317 N. Second Middleport, Ohio . . Authorized John Oeere, New Holland, Bush Hog farm Equipment Dealer Fann Equl.lllent Parts & Servlee 1·3-'86 He AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND LH'Itil Public Notice fllotice of Election On Ta• Levy In Exceoo Of The Ton MHI Umillltloo NOTICE It henlby given that in PJ ra~ance of a RetOiu1ion of the Gallia-Jackson- Meigs Mental Health Boord of the COlintiM of Gallia, Jackeon and Meiga, Ohio, paooad oo the 16th day of June, 1988, thofe wit be oubmittad to • wte of the people of said Counti11 at 8 Gen. .l Election 10 be held in. the Coonty of Meigs, Ohio, 11 the "'tluler places of voting therein, on Tuesday, th e 4th dov of fllovembot', 1988, the ques· tion of levying a tax, in exceu of the ten mill limitation, lor the benefij of Gotliwac:klon· Meigs Menlllt Heolth Boord lor the purpo., of current operot· inge>q>enset. . • Said 111x being: .., additional lllx of 1.0 mHt to run lor fiwl years at a rate not exceedklg 1.0 mill lor each ooe dollar of valuation, whidl amounts to S0.10 (ten cents! for eoch one hundred doltaro of voluation, for fiva yea~. . Giveaway ' 3 kinens bll!lk. 1 gary striPed. 1 ~ white medium tong h•ir. Call 614-367· 7101 . lob Barton, Owntr 9'127/86/ 1 mo. 8 Puppies to good home . .Cell 814- 3117-7t20 . Female blectl hetf Terrt&r good with kidt . Call 61 4· 245-9524 . 1 yr. old male Beagle • bird dog. SATELLITE IS. STill T"t WAY TO GO Over 100 unscrambled chamels. NOW ACOMPLETE 10 FT~ SYSTEM FOR $20 A MONTH We Also Update and Service Most Systems LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES (With larry's ·carpet Outletl 992 '"a-z: ~ 17 9-8·86 ·1 mo. FREE HEARING TESTS WEDN ESDA ~ CoJI1luterized H811ring Air Selection Sv.im Molds • Interpreting Services liSA M. KOCH, M.S. x Licensed Clinical Audiologist z (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYl I AlUMINUM Complete Gutter Worf< Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Type• Worked in home .... 20 years , " Fme 'Estimates" CALL COLLECT: Ph. (614) 843-5425 11 - 1 !! ·BB RADIATOR · SER~CE We can repair and re;. core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. . PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tfc 8- 13 Hn YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont •nd ttmodellng DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT ICUI OUT FOR FU!URE USEI IO·S·Ifc ~- 5·11< Roger Hysell Garage PLUMBING & HEAnNG Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK KEN'S APPLIANCE Your Cable & Ph•one Bills Here .,...,, - IUSINESI PitON I 16 Ul 992-6Sl0 RISIDINCI 'HONI f6UI .. ,,_,.., 985·3561 ·' All Mtku •Washers •Di1hwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Fr•zers PARTS and SERVICE QUAUTY PIINT SHOP TVs; Antennas Satellite Sales lnstaHation Service F11 All Ytw PW~ ' "'"'I NHir Offill Suppin & ftrrnltutt, Wtddiog and Graduation Slationorr. Mttgnotk Slgm, Rubber !lamps, lu•tss Forms, · Copr Sonitn, ltc. 2SS Mill II., Mi<hlioport 104 Mulberry A•. Pomoroy El!lctronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-S248 IUSONAIIE • IEUAIIE 8·20·'86 lfn .. Stortlllt Prico ..... saoo Per Hundred Pound• Aftor Hullin g on Hammon• Huller Ornate trim unique Leaded 1lass door and windows, all the work of mas&er craftsmen from days when quality was a matter · of pride! Open house on Saturday, October 11, 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. at 188 Walnut Street, Middle· port. We'll allow you to view this beautiful • home with 4bedrooms, basement. 2 car garage and' many other features,. See you :~·~! ' . . SEPT. 29-NOV. 8 Juot Bring your. Black Wotnuto 1till in the hull to NEWElM SUNOCO a...t.,, Oltlo Mon.·Sat. a OM· S Jllll 614·446·4027 . Hamsttfl. 304· 878-3136 . Jeep ltationwagon for part t . Call304-n3-5878 . 6 Lost and Found LOST t 100 cuh reward tor retum · infotom~~tion INding to the whera abouts of • male blec:k Lab. tost in O.J . White Rd . area. Call 614·448- 0370. FOUND: male Coon dog . whili & tan with bobt•il. C1ll 11.,; 245-5200. LOST Red Pomer•i~n . Last on AdlmtviHe Cora Rd . N'" med i· ICition jreward), C•ll 81•· 245· 5104. - LOST . male Ferret on First and Second St. in Point Plnunt. Bmwn hair with mak fau:e ll'ld blac:k tHt. H..t heir thtved In blck. Will not biteenswen to tht n~m• ot " Gizmo" . REWARDU 304· 576·2139 . Lon Golden Retriever, C1mp Conley 1ru R.w1rd . 30ol·675· 8217. 7 Yard Sale .......GiillrpoliS' ......... . & Vicinity ., . ................ :· . ... ........... Girlt cloth•. liz• 2·4. Wooden htll tr•. to ys, womtn & m•• clottl.,g, lots of mite . ...ide atodl;y1rd on 110. Saturdtv only. 8 -? FNe famity y•rd title tt Libbv Fisher's, Ytllow Buth Rd . Ra· 742-2027 cine, Ott Tuesdey, Ot:tober 7th. Yerd nle. Wed., Thurs .. Fri. '4 mile out Bvlaville Ad. Lota of goodies-come & .... ........P.om·eri:iv ... ·..... Middleport & Vicinity ...............··-·· ····· .. . . .... . Haward L. Writt..l ROOFING Ru~tella '"· Wolf Pen Rd . Oct 6,7,8 . 9•00 . 5 :00. 9 family . E~gle 'Ridge, 6 mil• from Rt 1 (Memory Qe,dena). OCt. 6th end 7th. Rein next dey. Ve'i"v tor evervon8. 9:00-derk . NEW- REPAIR 814· 949· 2358 . Gutters Downspouts Gutter Clet~ning Painting FREE ESTIMA.T ES 8 f•mily . Oc: t. 7ttlrovgh 11 trom 9 :00 to 5 :00p.m . Fifstheiler on left on P..et. Fork Rd. Co. Rd . 949-2263 or 949-2168 WE ARE YOUR SAlES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVAIIIA •SPUD QUEEN lAUNDRr •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATRUTI SALES & SEIVICf We M••.t AFill Tl• lht Ttelltlltlu . '"' IDENOUR TV. & APPLIANCE . CHE~R--915-3307 . • 2 tree kltten 110 a good home. 2 malet, 1 white & 1 bfown. Call lfhr 5 C.. FENCE COMPANY · PH. 992·6931 2·1J.86·tf11 BLACK WALNUTS horne . Good watch dog. 614· 992-6341 . . Four F1mily Yard Salt 304 S1nders Drive. Oct. 7th tnd 8th, 9!00· ol :OO. 1 rt on•ever lt Conw t ee !I t J.R.'s REPAIRS Male Border Collie. Black and whit e 1 veer old . Femala English Heeler.l yeafl old . Give to good ACCENT 6-17 ·1ft E . MainiWI!t Mother regilterad Beegle. C1ll 614-448·0302 . SERVICE REPAIR Also Truamlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Ct rry Flthing Supp1it11 SATURDAY, OCT. 11, ,J1986 2:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. 4 SPECIAt/ZINII IN WINOOW I. OOOR REPlACEMENT SAlES & SERVICE Real ·Estate General Raeirie Gun Shoot sponsored by , AacineGun Club. EverySund•y. beginning at 1:00 p.m. Factory Ci'loke, 12 guage shotguns. PH. 992-9949 llow Locadon: 161 North So<Ond Middleport, Ohio 4$160- RACINE, OHIO PH. 949-2210 Cleaner, one half mile up Georgn Creek Rd . C811 814· .. 441· 0294. PHONE(614) 992-5009 Roofing 1nd gutter work The Pola for aaid Election · -- Concreta work wilt be open at 6:30 o'clock - Plumbing end eltetrical A.M. ond remain open un~l work 7:30 o'clod< P.M. (free Estimates) By ordar of the ' Boord of Elections. V. C. YOUNG Ill of Meigo Coontv. Ohio 992·6215 or 992·7314 Evelyn Clari<, Chlirmen Jane M. Frymyer, Dooctor Pomeroy, Ohio Detad August 21 , 1988 · 4-i5.'86-lc (10) 6, 13, 20. 27, 4tc GET SOME BREAD WITH AWANT AD SWEE PEA Wid sewing m.chine repair, p&rt l, and supplies. Pick up and deliw&ry, Davia Vlieuum ' 3 long hair kiltens. 9 wk& . old, 2 : calico, 1 black & white. Cell 614266·1239 after 6. The Polls for said Election opa1 3 Announcements 190 MIII.BEIIY· l VE. POMEROY, 011. witt be opM at 6:30 o'olock 7:30 o'clodc P.M. By order of the Boord of Elections. of Meigs Coonty, Ohio Ellllvn Ctorf<, Chllrmon JMe M. Frymyer. Di,.,.or Datad Sept. 2. 1986 (tO) 6. 13, 20, 27. 4tc Announcement s COMI\IRCIAL • RESIDENTIAL -FREE ESTIMATES- . vears. A.M. and remain WANT ADS FOR GREAT BUYS U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, 01110 .. Tueadoy,· the 4th day of fllovambot', 19B6, the quos· EYE THE SAl.£5 & SERVICE CHAlliS WEIER Public Notice OHIO Office 94'1·2438 446-2062 .SIZE 23X3pX007 USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGEFROM ROOFING DOG ' HOUSES TO MAKING HA-RED LAMP SHADES. . 4 1 mo Day ar Night :ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR \~ALE ~NLY 2S'\EA(H ! TUPPERS PLAINS, 011. ' OPEN HOUSE • .J""'r·~... ·TOTAl. FIREPLACE AND STAR GAZER SYSTEMS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARA<lES •Residential •Commercial •Industrial •Cleaning ln1pection -~ •Flue Caps Installed •Chimn!IV Rebuilding •, 1 HV,'lf, II 992·2259 tio-• FIREPLACES & WOODSTOYES · $$00 POMEROY,O. 54 Misc. Merchandise N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR LICENSED-INSURED· CERTIFIED ' l't'EIGS HUMANE SOCIETY HAS BEAUTIFUL IOmNS and CATS FOR ADOPTION 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992·5692 Office ................ 992 ·225~ GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc.. · C!tlti~~-~11 C!!art _ t;:========ii POMEROY,O. .. ___:_ JU·.i m ~- •H --_,_ic ••- Dh'ector reoervd011bitdlle. ...,..,, any on • •· W.OLFE PEN - On e floor WorTon J . Smith plan home w1th three bed· Doector rooms . Also has a nice din · r10J6, 13, 2tc ··· ing room, sun porch. an d is --------~1 really cute. $26,!ll0.00 . Public Notice M'ORNING STAR ROAD Notice of Electk>n Here IS a beautiful ranch On Tax levy type home w1 th a lull base· In Excess Of The ment , w.bJp ., on I acre ol Ten Mill Umitatlon land with plen ty of e1tras. NOTICE Is h011bv given that Country setting in a great in puraaance of i(Aeeolution of the V~tage Cooncil of the .neighborhood $57,900.00 . Village of Rutland, Meigs Coonty. Ohio. P•ood oo the ' RACINE - Own 2 acres ol 6th doy of Mov. 19B6. there land wrth garden space. lrurt will be aJbmittad to a vote of · trees and ellx>w room . 2~ory the people of soid Rudand home with lour bedrooms It Village at a General Election to good condrtion. Garage, neat be held in the Village of schools. $24,001.00. Rutfond, Ohio, II tho regular the people of uid Recine fllotice of Election Vilage at 1 General Election to On Tox Levy be held in tho Village of Racine, lnEXCI!IsOflho OhKJ. at the r~~~gular ptaces of Ten I'Aill Umitltion votingtharein, on Tuesday, the , (IIOTICE to heteby given that 4th day of November. 1986. 1r1 purauance of 1 R110lution of the question of tevving olllx, in tha Boord of P•k Commis- exceu of the ten mill limita Ot tho County of tion, for the benl!lfit of Recine Mligo, ,Ohio, paolld oi1 tho Vllag4 for the IJUIPOIO of 2t 11 cloy of August, 1986. c•.....,, e-.... ' thoro wit be .,bmittad to 1 .. Slid tax being: a renewal of wte of tho people of aid en uiating tu of 2.0 mils to ~ County 01 a Gennl run for five years at a tate not Etactioo to be held in. the ••ceocling 2.0 tniMs for each County of Moigo, Ohio, 11 the one dollar of valuation, which "'9Uiar plooet of voting the.. llmOUntl to 10.20 (r-lty rein, on T-day. tho 4th doy oentol !Of each i>ne humrod of fllove..-. t 988, the quos· dollar. of voluatlon, lor IIIIo lion of levying I lOX, in PC ... yolnl. of the tlln mill lirn.'tlliM•. lor The l'l>lt to. Slid Election the bonofit of Moigo County will be Dp«< at 6:30 o'clock Plffc Diltrict lor the purpose of A.M. and remain open until ·CurTonl~eo. 7:30 o'clodl P.M. • Soid lOX - g: ., lldd~ionol By on1et of tho lllx of.,~. ~ mill to run lor IIIIo Boord of Electiono, y81rt M: I ..... not tkCeeding of t.1eigo County, Ohio 0.6 milt for oiCh one dolor of Ew!vn Ctllto. Choirm1n valultlon, whidl 1mounto to Jono M. Frymyor, Dinlc:to< 10.05 tfiwl contl) loreach one Dll8d Slpt. 2, 19e8 humrod doltara of valultion. 1101 8, 13, 20, 27, 4tc for,... years. Tho Pols for Slid Eloction will be open 01 8:30 o'clock A.M. end remain open until · 7:30 o'ctod< P.M. Public Notice pt.,, and specificerions are NEW USnNG - POMEROY - Good loo~ng stucco, large lot, ga rage, basement, fire· place ..3 bedrooms. needs re· pairs, but has !XJiential to be really nice. $27,!110.00. Henry E. Cleland, Jr. Public Notice A.M. and remain open ootil 7:30-o'clock P.M. I. ' Not~ of Election By order of·the On To• Levy • Boord of Elac1ions, In Ex,cess Of The of Meigs Coonty, Ollio Tan Mill limitation Evelyn Clari<, Chairman NOTICE Is hereby given that Tundav. the 4th doy of amounts to $0.10 (""' cents) Jane M. Frymyer, Directot' it purtUance of a Resolution of - -· 1986, the ques · foroachonehundroddoU•oof Dated Sept. 2, 1986 the VIllage Council of the don of levying a tax , in excess valuation, for five years. (101 6. 13, 20. 27. 4tc Village of Racine. Meigs of rile ten mill limn&tion. to r The Pob for said Election County, Ohio, pasoad on the the bonelit of Pomeroy V~lag e will be open at 6:30 o'clock 7th doy of July, 1986, thot'e for the purpo• of CurrSlt A.M. and ntmlin open until Public Notice will be oubminad to a vote of Expense. . 7:30 o'clod< P.M. 58id tax being: a r~~newal of 1ft ei.tsting tlx of 1.0 miMs to provide ambulance or emerrnodicol lllnliala oper· lied 4>y • fire department or fire fighting t:0"118"Y· one humred doll- of valua· lion, for fivo yo.._ , The Pols for . said Election wil be ..,., at 6:30 o'ctoi:t< A.M. and remain open ...~1 Public Notice 7:30 o'clock P.M. By order of tl\e Notice of Election Boord of Elections, On Tax Levy of 111oigs County, Ohio In EliCIIIII Of The Evelyn Clark, ChairmM . Ton Mil Umitation Jane M. Frvmver. Director NOTICE Is henobygiven that Dated Augull 12. 19B6 : in pursuance ofa Resoiu~on of (191 6. 13, 20, 27, 4.'!'· .. the Board of Trust..,. of the Township Qf Rutland, Meiga ·Public Notice County, Ohio, pasoad on the -'--.....,.__:~-.,-26th ·day of June, 1986. there No•"- of Election will be submitted to • vote of ~"""' the JMI>ple of aoid Rutland · On Ta• Lovv ) In El!COit Of 1ha Townoh" at a General Elot:· Tan Mill Umitatloo lion to be held in tho Town811ip NOTICE Ia hereby given that ot Rutiand. Ohio. at the regular in purouance of a Reooludon of places of voting therein, oo. the Village Cooncil of the Tuesday. the 4th day of November. 1986, the quos· Vittoge of Middleport. Motu• tion of levying 1 w. in excess Coonty, Ollio, p•aed oo the of the ten mitt limillltloo, for 14th doy of July', 1988, thor.• the benolit of Rutland Town- wilt be submitted to a vote of "'ip lor the pu!pO., of provid· the people of aoid Middleport ing and meintainilg fire - - Village at e Gonnt Election to ratus. epplilnCOI, buildings, or l ·be:~:held:=:~inOhio, the atVillage of sites therefor, or the establish· tha regu· of voting therein. on mont and molntanance oflineo Tuesday. the 4th . doy of of fire elerm, talegnoph, or the fllovember. 1986 . the quoo· payment of perman.-.t. part- tion af 1-Mng a tax, in axceu time. or volunteer firemen or Lodge ~1 F&AM meets 7:30 p.m. i\10NDAY u;TART FALLS- Letart Town- Tu<'Sday. s~ip 'fru stces meet Monday, 7p.m .. at town hall. POMEROY - Xi Ga mma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meet s Tuesda.v , 7 p.m., EAST MEIGS - Orange Town· ~nnl or Citil.Pns Center. shi p Trust('('s mPet.Mond;ly. 8 p.m .. at the home of Clerk Do rot h:c Ca llaway. WEDNESDAY CHESTER - The llving Word POMEROY - Me igs . High C'hu rch ,of God, Chester, will hold a School Band Boostt;rs will mPet "'viva! Sunday through Wednes· Monda .v In th~ band room . da .v . 7::!0 p.m. with R~v . Angel · Hlll'LAND- A planni ng mcet· ing for tlx• Rutland Vllla~e llallo· wro1 Party will be Monday. 6:JO p.m., at t hf' civic crntrr. :_ ' Bida iNIII be Oll(l'led Friday, October 10, at the office oflhe Dillrict. 39661 Bar 30 Roed, Readovitto. Ohio at 12:00 noon. t912t . 29; (1016 3tc ., announce~ Tuesday: balogna sandwich, po· tato rounds , fruit , milk. Wednesday: . spaghetti with sauce, salad , hot rolls and bun er. fruit mille Thursday: pizza, mixed vegeta· bles, fruit, mille Friday: cooks' choice. Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE . 1ha Tuppan Ptatno-Chalter w- District it inlliting bido for a 1986 · t ton !tuck with· the following: 1. Heavy duty ·standard 4 David and Marguerite Swi'>her, Bill,' Marilyn. Spencer and Amber· Tripp, Charles Swisher, Columbus; Paul and l'l)iriam Swisher, Paul )1 , Alicia ~and . Abby SwJs her, Thomvlle; Bul'dell Bradbury, Urbana; Joe Bradbury, Pataskala; Don, (\w lee, Phillip and • Eric Swisher. Ca rey and Mil<ld Stanley, Point Plea~nt, W.Va.; Mlna Swisher, Barbara and Andrea Riggs, Pomeroy . New pastor named -at ·church A CHIMNEY FIRE CAN DESTROY YOUR HOME . Rupe reunion .conducted . DAR notes special Wildwood Garden Club conducts regular' m~ting · HI Courl S~ .. Pemtrar. Ohio 45!6! : P!IQe-4 " ' - ., Business . Services PHONE 992-2156 Or Wfjte Dailly Stntintl ca.ssifltd Otpt Monday. October 6, 1986 : The Daily · . . The Daily -se~tlnel - The. Daily Sentinel ' r ·Pomeroy-. Middleport, Ohio 18. Mtns and womena clothing o1 ell ab:es, childrens c:lothlf'lg. birth and up . Many mite items. 9 Wanted To Buy WANTED TO MJY u... wood 1o coel heettra. SWAIN'.& FURNI · TURE. 3rd. & Olivo St. O.Nipo11•. c.n 814·441· 3119. Wenttd· 5 or mo,. ec:r" of secluded IMld In Southw•tem achool dlnrict wtth Of withoul fennf'IO\j•· ff wtlhout ftrmhoull will bt c:•h dNI. He"'' eokt hDuM, rudy to buy now Coli 114·198-1111117. · Buylno d1lty gok:l , sllvtJ coins, rings, jewftry. ••ling w•r•. old · coins, lerge' qurrency. Top prl· en. Ed. 8ufkett 8trbtt Shop, 2nd. A... Mlddlopon, Ott. 114· 992-3478. w..red Old Rld6o1 eold before 1940. Phllco, RCA, Zon ~h. Croetty. Any Neme. Wlllp.ytop c•eh fonom1 modflll. 304·•2· 2220. ~ �.. . . 6-The Daily Sentinel Page W~nted 9 To Buy 44 · Apartment for Rent Jim Mink Chev.-Oidt Inc. 2 bdr. Wlfumiahld apt. in .Crown · BHI Gll'lt John eon 114-448-3872 City, Celll1·· ·258·6620. Buldc·Pontiac, 1911 - hit em Ave.. Gtlllpollt . Call 614-446- 7826. 2282. 2 bdr. 2 bathe:, kitchen furnilhed, 1 1 Court St. $3215 per mo. plu1 utllititl, reference, • depoai1. Ctll 814·448·4926. f IIIIJIIlyJIWIII S~IV lt:P.o E:o: perienoad Medi& Slllet Reps. needed . Base plu s conmi ssion . Call 304-757-7881 , Mon -Fri.,. 10- 4 Experiena&d Media Stitt Reps Need. Base plu1 commiJSion. Call 304-757-7881 Mondll'f thru Fridt'f, 10 to 4. Make Chrts trnu money , uli Avon. Make 45 percent. Cali 6 14 -446-3358. 3000 . GOYernment Jobs litt. $16 ,040 • $69,230 yr. Now liring. Cell 805· 687-6000 eat . GH.-4652 Reps Needed br buliness ac couniS. Full-Time. , SS0 ,000$80,000. Part-Time 112,000· $18 .000. No selling, repeal buslne... Set your own hours. Trairling provkted .' Call 1-612· 938 -8870, M -F, Sam to Spm 1Cenlral Standard Timel. Aegislered Nuraet Part -timeand Full-timt. Pin tc rHI Care Canter, a 118 bed skilled facility , needs full -time and Plrt-time R&g is lered NurMI We offer good •alary and benefits. Ple118 Clll or 1end your resumfl to Pinec:r11t Care Center, 665 Jacklon Pike Rd. Gatlipolia. Oh 45631 . Phone 614-446-7112. EEO·M-F EIIJ) . dep.,dabte eook. Apply Holiday Inn . No phone calla please. "What do you mean we never' Spend •. anything fOr We P"'u.a.'"d $899 ente,...n:"'-ent? .1 \ICUIUil for the TV set and $1599 for this sofa!" 31 35 Lots & Acreage Hom 81 for sale 1- - - -- - - - - Con\lenient location orf Upper Rt . 7 , 3 to 4 bdr . FP In LA, co 11'4:1lete kitchen. built in dla· hwasher. 111nge. oven. micro· wa\le & wuher-dryer, TV room. 1800 or 2700 down I '30 ytlars financing available. Kyger Cr... School. •46,000 e11tr1 .,nd available. 614-446· 7&27 1 acre 2 car garage 30a30 heat, water. electric. Setupformobile home. State Route 564 . Call 814-388-8746 . 2 trailer spaces in Middl~port &0 fr.. 11126 ft . Cll1614·992· 3194. • Ltrgt comer kn. Count-ryaire Eat1tes. Carpeted. 3 bedroom. tivingroom, FA, 1 bath, garaga. t48 ,,500. Call 814·448·6271 . 41 3.2 acres & frame home on Neighborhood Rd for Nle by owner. C1H 8fte r 5 30PM, 614448-7458. No e11perience necesury. Must be IIYii lllble for immedieta amploym.,t .. Hours 1PM t il tOPM S1 , 200 per month Call Mondey & Tuesday, 9AM to 3PM for personal interview-_.. Call. 614· 446-7441 . 2885. & room An use. 1 . 2 ICrel. Double car IJIIraga. Located on Ro" Hill. S.rgaln priced UO,OOO. Call 1 614 ·878-2613 . ' ,. .. ·. Monday. Octo.ber 6. 198& 6 pt. livlngroom suHe.'· IIODd cond ., t2215 . Call 614-448- ... ,. ~ondlly. October 6~ iss& lo ,· POnieroy-Middleport. O~io BORN LOSER Auto Parts ,. & Acce~ories ' .~ - EKPtritnce body m1n needed to build salvage cart. Too ls re· quiriJd . Call 614 -388 -9615 8AM-5PM. Easy Anembly Work ! $714.00 per 100. Guarl!'ltetd Payment No Sales . Da uils -- Send St1mped Envelope: El1n-715 3418 Enterpri n , Ft PiMce, Fl 33482 3000 GovernrMnt Jobs Litt. 4 16.040· 469 .230 yr. Now Hir· 2 bedroom houte In Middlepon. No peta. Depcalt and reter.. Cel required. 814·982-6018. .:99.:2 . :·.:.2.:. 10:::2::..-----...,-, I log ho•. 3 -4 br, all alec. full¥ ciiiJJeted, finished basement. Ambrollia. 7 mil•fromPt. Pl. on Rt. 82. City w•ter, paved drl\ltwiY 6 tet:~tic tank. situated on 112 acre, ov.rlooking Kan.wha Alver. 180,000. Call 304· 675· 5440 between 8 :30 1nd 4 :30 . lad y to !Ne in with eldarly lady. Patient no t bed ·fa1t. Cell 614· 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 992·3759. AV~ . open terrltotles , call 304-875-1429 . Experienoad medle sal• repr•· l lll'ltative& needld . Blse pkn co mmi11ion . 304·757 · 7881 . Mondl'f thru Frkl•v 10 :00-4·00. Aue mblen Wanted. sam ~ to 180.00 per d•y ••sembling display ciOwna. Matarial .,pp· fled . Send ltlmped self ad · dreelfd enve~pe . Hawks Land· ing . P. 0 . Bo• 13.t.93. Orlando. Fl. 32859 . NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE lli1.t-.-.l-7274. 1968 F.._twood $2,600. Call ask tor Ed. 814-446·7044 or 814·446·1080. l---------1971 Eh:on1 traitor. 121185, 2 bdr., furnishlld, o n rented lot Ctoae to town. 8x16 out building. Call 814· 448 -9955. 2 bdr. mobile ho me. toward Two uletperto ns needld to MfV•ca • Nalion.t Ad\lertising campaign dur ing October . •26.00 per wttk potential if willing to' work hard Ctll Electrolu• collect 304-7683213 between 9-11 a.m. Of walk in 11 415 268 McConlde Avenue S.W.. So. Cha1., W.V Ask for Mr. Williamson . • N•d l«<y to 1;ve In with t ldttly couple. Lettn. Wl/1. Ctll 304· 885·3890. , Mothtrl work while ch ildren in tchool. 16 to 20 hour i perwaelt, 1100 per week plu• bon sus. Educ:etion1t 11111. For appoint· menl 304-882 -2486. 18 Wanted to Do Will do hand qu ilting in my t.:~ me . Cell 614·949-2005 after 5:00p.m'. Houtt ciHI'I in g. h11ve refet"en· cts . Cell Va ler ie . 304-675· Cl93. Business Opportunity I NOTICE·! THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . recommends th1t you do busin•• with peopte you know, and NOT to ..,d mo nav thrburj'l tht mmtil un ~ll yoo t.ve inve11igl1td the offenng. Crown City, Ke nny't C1rryout. Asking 11 ,000. Call after 6 :00, 814- 2511i-6646 or 814·2158· 8878. For ut t Roush Lane. ChMhire. trt iler & appro x. 'h • ere lot with porch & ttorage building. Call 814 -367·7492 . 14x65 F1 irmont Baywiew 2 bdr .. all elactric, underpinning, new carpet, n ,aoo. Call 81.t· 245· 5815 . 1973 Amerie~na 141170 total electric, cenlfalair , 12•12wood utility building, on rented tot 18,000. Call 614-U&-3400 after 5.00 1978 M1ns lon 141170. total elec., 2 bdr .. den with woodburner, AC, 1ppliancn , under· pinn ing , large porch, fully c ar· peted . u . cond . C a ll 8 1'4 · 258·1946 after 6. 1976 141170 Gettysburg. 2 bdr .. 2 full batht, porch & twnlng , 2 AC'1 , all elec .. eac cond. Bert offer. Call 614-256·6520 or 614· 251·8502. GovemrNnt ~IIWI lrom • 1. (U·rtpak'l. Delinquent talC prop· .ny, A..,osMsaionl. Ctll 805· 117-toOO "''· GH -4512 fo r eu,..,t repo lift. 2 bedroom home flor rent. DepHit and refer en en required. Call aflar 8:00 p.m. 614-7422541. ::..:.:~--- • a.b2,1cl•44 1 bedroom ept. in Middleport all utilities p1id. UOO per month. 1100 deposit Call 814-992· 6611 days or 814-992-6713 ...,enings. • 3-4 bedroom house in Pomeroy, fully fumi1hed, w· d. mlcrow1ve. newly remodtled, rae. ruom . P1y own utilities.' deposit required . Call daya 814· 992-2381 , e ven· lnga 814· 992-2720. ::.:.:....:..:....:..:.:,::..__ _ _ __ 2-3 bedroom houM in Pomero,-. Unfurni1hotd, Sug~r Run ~ret. cloJI to IChoDI ....wJ¥ nice. PIV own utilities and ·~sit requirld. D1y 814·992-2381 or. tvenin;t114 -992·2720. 3 b«<room ltouM for ,.nt in · Pomeroy. Call $14-992-6943. 5 room house in Pomeroy. 2 bedr00m1 , 1 b1th, laundry room. · 1 car garage, built-In kitchen. COqJietiiiY Cl!rpeted , dr1peri11 fumithed . Veryprivate Mtting, 6 min. from tow"n. No pet1. 1276 plu1 utilltleis. Oepo1it required. Send rnume and ref•encet to The Daily Stntinel. Box 729 S. Pomeroy, Ohio 3 bedroom houJS In Henderson. W. Va. 304·875· 7448. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2390 Tran•miulona, 1M t'fpll, O~t<er . front , r•r. 4 whael drive , IJ~d parts. Wilidlliver. Call 814-379 · 2220. EVENI~g . · e:oo G IIl Clllil i:1J ® Clll12l 1D Nty<a ()) Big Volley , CIJ Mazdo Sportolook • m Joftoroona ~ (f)3-2-1. COntect ICC) l1J) Horo'o to Vour Hoelth @ · Fac1a of Lifo · · 8:06 Cll New Luve It to.Beaver 8:30 G IIl ilJI NBC News · CIJ Action Outdooro w~h r. Furnished 2 bdr. mcbilehomein Cmwn City . Call 614-256· 6520. Nice 12x60 2 bdr. on Rt. 35 . 2 mllu from hosp itll, tow1rd1 Rodn-v. Cl1l 814 -245-5223 or ll.t-44&-3697. 1986 14a60 mobil• home. 1 mil• beklw Gall ipolis D1m on Rt. 7. Call after 3 :00, 614-25&- 10e9. 2 bdr., all utiliti81 paNt u cept alec., turn . or unlurn., tee. dfpo•it requifed. Convenient location. CaU 614-446·4n8 or 114·«8·4758. Furnished 1pt. U36. UtiUt l• 2 bedroom. llld1 no pets. UOO month plus utillt l11. BullVille Rd . Call 614-446-9204. Nice 3 bdr. LA, e1pando. large y1rd . 3U 3rd Aile. K1nauga. Clll614·448·7473. 2 bdr. trliler In country. Nica 1181 . For mora inlo!TIItion call 11.\ -448-0059 o r 3041P76.1209. M081LE HOMES MOV ED: inaurecl. re11onable rates, CaM Nica 2 bedroom mobile home for rent. Nter Rac ine. Call 814· Vi ct o rian mobile home 141167 on one acra lot Glenwood. 304· 576-2018 before 4:00 or alter e,ooPM. 1977 Mobile home lor ttlt. 14x85 Schuln. 3 bldroome, fum lshed with m1ny 1ntr1a. Can be lelt o n r e nted lots , , 9, 500.00. 304· 67&-1899. ' 81 Windsor 2 br ' ta{gt frY ing roo m & kitchen. 2 porch• &. underpenn lng. great cond. Mutt 1011. 304·882-3715. Mull sail 12d5 1971 New Moon. good cond., lumiahed, woodburn•. air c ond .. Wllhlf, dryer, porch. 8&,1500, Call 304· n3-5U7. Hou• for tale 15 rooms&. bath, apattl'(lmt upltain, 3 roorm & , =,..-,---,.-.,-----bodt. 14•70 .,.,., 3 bodroome. 35 lota S. Acreage lit OR . Income 4700 month. tH.OOO- Call EarlieC.,.r. 0142&1- 1141 caM anytime, 641 2.09 a cr• State Routa 514· Mluton Rd. t5.SOO. Trade for Tlllr6·"'·· 30 fl. or larg..- c1mp«. Call 3 bdr•• Mr. pool, a•••· Nica. 114·388·87.5. Comnwtelll property. cornw loti a hifhway' fron"'Jt. U1t SyrlicuM.· 1 ~ere ·bulldlni lot. 1. ..wtlh w . fit htvt buylrt. A-One bku::ll'frampool. Mu1teell. mMe Rul Etuta·lroker. C-" 304· offer. Call 114-982· 3717. 174-15104 or 304·176-15381 Aahton buMcUng lou whh pubUc 3 ~"'· all ttec. Maton. W. . w.rlf'. mobile homn permkted. va. prlold in the 30's, 304·8915- 304· 178-2338 or 304·571· 2217. · 9478 Miller anytime fuel oil furnace 3 yr. old weekend•. $460. Coli and wood .tova Nice 2 bdr. apt. :4 mi l e~ from 01llipoli1. Stove, refrig., & wa ter lumlthad, 8210 a month. no petl.· Caii814-446-B038. mo. Call 814·,..6·2528. 61 All wood burning ltOVII in sleek, reduced to mrt. Swi1her Implement . Call 814 -446 · JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR' 36 W. Gallipolis. 0475. One bdr .. t.mfumilhed. utijitiel paid . c.n 614-446-7515. 276 911 . fuel oil tank. goodcond. Cat1388-8510. 1 bedroom apt . for rant. Ba1ic rent ttarts .J216. a month that includ e~ all utilities. D1po1it required of $ ~00. Contact VII· lege M1nor Apt . . Middleport. 814-992-7787. Equal Housing Opportunity. Di1hwasher, stova , air conditioner, sewing mach ine. Call 614-245-5688 . 10 g1llon acqutrlum • fi sh. Cell 614-258· 1989 1ft11 5. Ap1rtmtnta fo r rent in Pomeroy. Ont and two bedrooms. Call Firewood 1eaaoned oak, tplit atackad and delivered 1:36 a11ery large load . Call 614-448· 7993. l.:_8.:_14.:..·.:.9.:.. 92.:.·:..62.:.1.:..5_____ 1 bedroom apartmant up1t"ain. Newly carpeted throughout. Partly lurnilhad. Call 614 ·992· Gun• lor sale. Ithaca model 'Y1 Deerslayer 12 ga. pu,., that gun, new in boa , unfired, asking 8275 . Wtnd'l•ter Can .. lltl Pacific Centennial rifle 32 win spc. new In bo ll, unfired. 1 or 2. 700. asking U50 . Winm81terN .R.A. Centennial rifle 30-30 cal., new in bo11, unfired '45Q. Wlnche~ ­ tllf Bicentennial carlJine 30-30 c11 .. new in boll, unflrad t600. Call 614-446. 9407 . 5::8;;5::8:. :;;:=:;:::;;:=:;::;;::=::. 1 45 Furnished Rooms For rent SiHPing Rooms and light houJS keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 814 -446· 0766. Beef lor sale; grein hd: h11f or whole at butch• 1Mp last of month 304-882-2470. Roo1111 for rent , day. week . month. Galli• Hotel. Call 614· 446·9680. Rentas low as e120 month. R4m. 222 Varmet 700 BPL 12 x Scope. 34 inc:tl triP barrel for . 870 Rem. Call 814·4•t8· 8630 aft er 6. Furnished room. Range, refrlg. 1115. Utilltie• paid. 919 2nd. Gallipolfs . Single male. share bath . 446-4416 after 7 pm. Free •tanding Buck Wood and Coal Stove. Fireproof pad , sto vipipe lfld triple wall chim· ney pipe. Call 614 - 949 · 22~.t . Mikad hardwood 1lab1. 112. per bundle. Containing appr01. Pit ,tons . FOB Ohio Pallet Cc. Pomeroy, Ohio . Call 614· 992· 46 Space for Rent 6461 COUNTRY MOBILE Ho me Park. Route 33. Nonh of Pomeroy. large lots. Cail814-992·7479. ltving rocm furni ture, couches, chairs, tables, lamp•. mirror, new Stageco ech hai, mile. Spacious trailer lots tor rent with playground and picnic facilities. 1t Femlty Pride Mobile Home Park. At. 2. Gallipolis Flirrv. W. 614·992·3281. BoJo: !Pring• and mattrns. good ccnd. Car top klggage carrier. 304-675-2267. Va' 30H75·3073. Trailer spaces, small children accepted. At 1, locust Road back of K & K Mobile Homes. 2 elec baseboard heaters & 2 thermouats. very good cond. $90 firm . Call 304-713-9132 . 304-575·1076. Like new Kenmore refrigerator 49 fr eezer. 1360. Call 304· 6751142 or 304-676-7298 . For lease 55 Building Supplies Large lint floor live -room apartment, 1Yl bath, nawly redecorated, f 326 mo. plu• utili.· ties. R8t & dep. required. Call 614-446-4425 or 446·1819 . Ntce two bedroom apanment. gas heat lurmshed, adults pre · ferred. Call614· 446-1024 alte r 6 :00PM. Merchandi se Bui lding Materi1l1 ~ Block. brick, 1"'-'8' pip11, win· dows, lintelt , etc. Claude Winter s, Rio Grllnde, 0 . C•ll 614· I f92 -6e68. Nice 2 bedroomuan..- forr~ruin · Ch .. hire. On nica lot. C1ll 304-773· &828. Nice, brtght, 1980, 2 bedroom treiltf for rtnt In the countr.,. Or will Mil trtUit'. Call 814-949 · 2919 Of 614-949· 2854 2 bedroommobilehome for rent , •175 .00 month , 304-675 - 4164. 2-bedroom mobile home, fur· nl1h.t . Phone 304-875-8512 attar 5 :00P.M. 44 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., G111ipoli•. New&. used wood·COIIIIO\Its, 6 pc wood LA 5Uite 1399. bunk beds 4199 , antron reclintrl 199. new &. used bedroom 10itn. r~nges , wringer washe111 , & aho•. New llvingroom tu it11 1199-4599. Iampi. tlao buyjng coal &. wood sto\l es. Ctll 814-446-31 &9 County Appliance: Inc. Good Apartment for Rent ,, 2 bedroom IPII'tmtnt for rent In Mtddleport. 8186. ptr month. t 100. ct.pollt. Call 814· 992· 8111 daya or 114-182-8783 ...,ening~. One bedroom u.,turnllhttd apt. on M1in St . Pomeroy, Wltlf and ;er1Na1 collection trlt. &14· 992·:f094. APARTMENTS, mo~le hornet, .hou ... . Pt. P.._ant arwl OalllpoUs. 814· 441·8221 . Fumilh«<. on1 Hdroom •pt. •II electric, no peta, r.terenoes. C•l 1fter 4 ·00 PM, 304·175·3788. In MNfdlaport' 2 bdr. lurn.,hed ,apt .. 1-304· 882-2518. Open BAM to 6PM . Mo n thN S1t. 614-446· 1899, 827 3rd. Ave. Gallipoll1, OH Valley Furnitu re. new &. uu d . large section of qua lity lum l· ture . 1216 Eattern Ave ., Gallipolll. LAVNE 'S FURNITURE Sof11 and chairs priced fro m 139& to •996. Tables f &O and up to 1126 . HNt•-• ·btds 4390 to $696. Ra clinen 122 5 to t376. Limps ua to '12 6. Dinlttll 1109 and up to 11-96. Wood teble W· 6 dlMr• 1285 to 1795. Detk 1100 up to 1376. Hutches 1400 and up , Bunk bad1 COf111lete w-m•nrtssH 1296 IWtd up to 1396. Babybadt t 110 & 1175 . Mattr•"• orboJt JPringl lull or twin 183 , firm 173, and 18j. Queen lets 1225, Klng 13&0. 4drawer ehtlt 885. or..••r• •89. Gun cabin eu B. 10. &. 12 gun. or electr ic range 1375 . Bab,- mettrn ... 131 & t45. Bed framn 120, 130 & King frame 850 . GOod telecHon of bedroom a~ltes, met1t cablnett, hndboards 430 and up to 166. a•• Ut ed Fumiture; Washer & dryer, alectrlc range. gil range , wood table II 2 bendt11, beda, dr.. Mt' , • recl iner. 3 mllll out Bulavi~e Rd. Op.-. 9AM to 't 5PM. Mon . thru Sat. 81<·441·0322 . • 0000 USED APPLIANCES Washer1, dry!lfs , refrigerator•. rangea . Sk1gg1 Appliances. Upper Allier Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel. 814 -446-7398. New & uled refrtg .. range~, wa•h•• a dryer•. II pc. wood L.room .Uite 8400. Mollohen FUf11 .• At. 7 North, Oaflipollt. Oh . 114·441· 744.t. , Admk'al 110'(18·· continous 1elf d•nlnl oven. 2 tlrge bumara ~100. Cllll14-241· 9577. Uvingroom luha 8200, dress" 840. 111nd kerosene heatar t40. Call 61•·448·231 a. 1.:::..:.:::..__.:.:::._::::..:.::____ Good uMd noor model .,d port.tlla color TV anO.MtVIctt . Ctii114·U6·1149. Farm Equipment 814·441· 3892. Up front tr•ctort with Wll"anty over 40 used tractors, 1000 tools.' No. 36 John Dtlfl con-bile 8200. John Deere flail dlopp8f uted very little, 1250. Oliver 1 row compicker (ne.ts gear bok) •100. 1971 Datsun pickup trudl ttranamluton nttdl 4110h1 .ovlfhaul) 8200. Butlar Hereford ~rm. eaH Jay 114-268-8518 lfter 8PM. New lde1 No. 323 one row corn picker. Field rudy. Elftellent .condition. Cell 614· 985· 3815 or 814· 985· 3888 , New and used part1 for Whlte1, Olivera, M-M, Deutl .iractors. Sidert Equ6pnwnt ~o ., 304- 1175·7421 . Homellte chlin uw ule. Super XL-AO 3.& cu In~ engina, manual and auto oiling, 1I In pow•tlpbav 8289.00. We hid OVIf 30 900d used and rebuilt saws in •ock from 876.00 to 1160.00 . We will giN a trH ch lin or elect ch1in MW lhllr· pen• with the purch11a of lilY used ,..., . Ket~fer Service c.,.. tar. St. Rt . 87, Leon, W. V1. Phone 304· 895·3874. F•ll new ~nd u11d equipment speclalt. Ona New Holland No. 8, 3 b..t"r forege boll with tandem lkle 12 ton wagon 88,900.00 , One No. 8 bo11 with 10 liOn wegon 88,600.00. Ont Model 30 foractt blowtr 1.000 RPM 82,800.00. Oneueed No. 8 forage wagon with 10 ton running gear 12,100.00 . One used 5-717 dlopper 81 , 700.00. One u11d 718 choppar with 1 ruw ·hnd 83. 600.00. One used 718 with 2 row heed 13,000.00 . OnenM 474•even foot deluu hayblne 1&,900.00. One new 489 nine toot delu•e htyblnt 18,90,0.00 \ One New Holl111d 302. 1 .200 slurry m•· rure spreader 11.900.00 . One 307 tandem a•le slurry tprlldtr 2,200 gal 111 ,600.00 . One383 eight., bt.t New Holllnd grinder miJter 45 ,800.00 . Dna 315 hundred bu · grinder mi l'; er 16'.800.00 . Pne New Holland l -4152 skid .... , badtr 30 hp 111 ,1100.00 . One uMd 845 Naw Holland 860ft round baler 84, 600.00 . Twc usad 861 New Holland 1600 ft round balers $6,900.00 • e1ch . One used 8obc1t 610 thirty hp new buck It f5, 500.00 . lntemt free flnanc· ing "" New forage ~quipment until Sept. 1, 1987 on My tooll until · Jul,- 1. 1987. Keefer~ ServiteCIWtter. St. Rt 8]·, Leon, W. Vt. Phont 304·895· 3874. Concrete blocks ell littl yard or delivery. Mason u nd. GMiipolls Block Co ., 123Vt Plna St .. Gallipolit, Ohio C1ll 814-446· Pole Build ings by Quality 8uildll"s. Workshopa. carport s, animal shelter•. gtrtgH. Free est imatn . Phone 814- 669 · 7121 Pets Sale , for ' 62 Wanted to Buy .., Now buying shell corn or • ., eom'.-Ctlllorlatlltquotel. Rive; City Ftrm Supply, 614-448 · 2986 . 63 livestock 4 horae tttiler t1,()()0. Call 614-256-1393. Or~g onwynd Canary Kennel. CFA Himal1yan, Pt111i1n and Siames e kittent . AKC Q,ow puppies. Call 814 -446-3844 atter 7PM. Half labrador & hall Golden · retriever. Call 614-246 -9397 . For uleAKC Dober"l'n puppies red & black tail dodced . Wormed, shot1, pape11 160. C11t 614-446-7795 . To 1 good home, male dog. Sheph•d· Mellamute. 1 yr. good disposition . Call alter 614-245-9536 . To a gocd ho me. female dog, psrt Ba1satt, lOlling family, dog spade Call after 614 -246 9535. AKC Reg . ToyPoodl", 2maits. Call614 -446· 0497. JAi Simmentel bull. 9 rnoa. old. :1>4-675-S979. 11 Charoli• ttae11, weight appro11. 826 lb. Call 30•· 676· '!481. _ _ __ __ __ .:_.:.._ T ranspur1~11n n 71 Autos for Sale 1986 Chevrotet Sprint plus. 5 lt)d , tr~namlaalon , rad io. • 11. cond. Very low mileage. Excel· t.. t ges mll11g1. Call 614· 2459698 1- - - - - -- - -- 80 AMC Concord Dl. Payoff t 1800. All new tir11, new water pun'fl , 49,000 mites. C•ll 114· 388· 9822 .. · Musical Instruments Strut ' rod. 1948 FOfd Coupe. Call 304-175-1844. Clanic C•prlc 2 dr., whhe body llght1 blue vinyl top, light blue Sn1111 drum set. exc. cond ., interior. po_wer everything, AC , 1110. Trombonewhheaul90. tlh. tape deck. run• t•cell.,t, Call 614-448-4141 toob tharp. mun 11111. Malle 19n. Make me en offer, Call 4 piece Ludwig drum set with . 614-448 · \761 . eyn.b1l • carrying case. 8660. Call 614· 441· 8fll3 or 614· 78 Cougar PS. PB, titt, air, 367· 7197 . 8900. Call lfter 6:00 61 4 · 448· 0289. Electric Partible piano. Roland Plus 70. 2 lg .. floor speaker~ , 1 198$ Chl\lrolet Cl\lllilf Z-24. sm. speaker, 2 rntcrophon11. dlwcoal , low mlleege, •Jtteni:ted 114·992-7851 . wa"anty, prlc«< to MU. Cell 114 -387-7t71 or 814· 3e7Bundy Cl1rfne1 for 111e. 876 . 0167. 814·992-6&&9. 1985,f ord Z door Escort. 4spd., lir, AM.fM, new tirtl, t2.999. John '1Auto Sale~ , Buiwlle Rd. Fm n Slllllillt:s Oltllpolis.' Oh . \ , ; . NUke's A~.«o Sal11. 1977 Z-28 new- tim clean 81,9915 . 1978 Omni 4 dr. , 4 JPd., clean 81 , 295. 1973 MG Midget conv. Nfil good, 4 spd. 81 ,495 . Call · 514-.. 8-2900. t': " """ 80 VW ca.,:..- sleep• 4 adulta, 74, 000 mil•. Call 614-379- 1978 Sunbird 4 cyl. , 4 apd .. AM·FM, greet work car, 8850. Alto ne1rly new mlcrowaw at1nd 150. Call 814-"8·9220 after 6:30. 1985 Fox Fire camper loaded lo)'ifl accept late model vehicle as tl-ada in, 304· 676-1123 . Call 1 1872 Cornet Dodge. 1 owner. 31B ' motor, 8 cyt Hal 87,540 actual mi111 . P.S .. P.B.. .auto. Good dm. good condition. 81200. pall 814-992·&818. FOf' sale or trade 1977 II;Juick Century. 3&0 V8, lUte . tranl· minion. PS . runs good, good tlr•. good c~r. 1975 or b11t offer. 814· 992· 3323 . I ~.:...:..:....:._.:.:...:...:....:...~- -lc- 1878 Camero . 6 cyl. euto. Ct.., . PS., PB., PionMr sterto syltem . 114· 992-8369 . 1982 ptymouth Rell.nca. 4 cyf. auto ., PS . PB. 1ir IUnl good. 11500 S~ndyt Auto Slits 614-992-7403. · 1978 LeBtronWagon. Auto, PS. PB. 8600. S~ndyt Auto Sal11 814· 992·7403 . ' 198"' Chevette. 4 door. IUto. f.ctory 1ir, 12581 ICtual milet. Like new. 13996. Call Eddie Hupp at 814-843-623&. 1980 Buick Skylark, 4 door, 01 .200.00 . Cell 304· 675· 1293. 1984 Old•moblfe Firenza, 2 t:bCH" hatchbacll, auto trans, 1ir cond , tilt wheel, AM·FM stereo. · 'lharpl phone 114·992· 8114, ..k for Tim ~ Evenings call 304-882-3692, 1983 Chevy Camero Z-28, T·top, bleck with gold trim. e11c. ClOnd. Lo•ld with extras. 304· 773·5709. 77 Chryllet' Nf!Wport good eon d. Call 304· 876-2377. fort G (IJJudge Cll Buttorfflos ® WhHI of Fortune C11112J 1D Joopordy il]l8onoon .• 614-448· his patience when ALF jo ins the Te~nner family on a camping vacation .· In /ANoiHe:R \ 81 7:36 (]) The Honeymooner• 8:00 II IIliD ALF W11lie loses AH- Serv1 ces Home Improvements St8reo. f"OSiALGIA NUi. ' Gil (!) MOVIE: 'Lonely Guy' Cll MacNoii-Lohrar Nawoh· our ® C11 112J Kate & Allie ICCI ... .. · While Chip contendS with an unusual schoo l bully, a hospitalized Kate attempts to strike up a romance with • Mil& U.U. MNII 1\/H~T'RE 'YOU POIN' OUT HEAH'i' Wards Trae6 ScrubSel'lice. TeP trim 6 rernova11. Call 814-2116: 9320. her doctor. l1J) 1ll84 Chevy Scottsdale, 4 whl. dr., red , PS. PB, AC , tilt, AM·FM , IUJt. g11 t~nk , chrome 11ep bun-per . llf\maculate . Call 441·1297. 1974 61 p.,senglf Intern•· Honal bus, ilulo . tr1ns, new t:ira1. Nna crre•t. 12 ,000. Call 814- 258·1393. Wrecker 68 Chevy 440 Holmes, twinging booms. t2.000 . C1U 81 4 -2&8- 1393. 1985 Chevy C-10 87. 999. 1980 Data~n t1 ,999. 1980 Dodge D-60 11 ,99&. 1978 Chevy LUv 11 ,498. 1978 Oattun t1.189. John 's Auto Saln, Bulavllle Rd .• Gallipolis, Ohio. 1982 4d whtel drive. 1.2l dine! 4 tpd ., lock outs. C1ll 814· 388·8745 . axe. condition, 81 . 200. 1879 Chevy 4x4t.avydutydull 11nks, PI, PB . Call "814 · 245· ' 9241 . Evergreens. shade 6 fruit t~ Tree ltump rwmovai', Sand gr1vel, 110ne, mulch, top 106 coel• firewood delivered . Do landlcapea, 614-40\8,9846. ", RON'S Teltvi1ion Service! HouH ctls on RCA. Quua r: GE . Specl1ling in Zenith. Cali 304· 1578-2398 or '· 814-·U8 1 24&4. hopes ican Sty!_e' .EEK & MEEK Starks Tree 1nd Lawn SeNite.•· . Hedge• . shrubba.' bushu trimmad, landscaping and 11ump remoni. Winterization ot lawn and .... nmoval. 304· WH.:rr l'HE.fJ 00 WE. IF I~ llU "THAT NO 1'\t() fWfti. wtTtJ~ SAMt. I~ 1K. SAME. WPW... m ~ a= ~0 HIS"!ORY 1 CIJ Zenlth'a 1974 GMC 'A ton truck , auto, htavv duty. 1973 Jeep low mileage. Call ~4 · 676 - 1381 . Ashby ' Construc:tion , carpen llfY. ,.modeling', room addition, cement block wor~ roofing,· interior 1nd exterior ptlnting 1' siding . Free "tlmataa. 30.t .... 675-64-46 or 176-6152. Vans & 4W.D . 1973 AMC Jaep good condi1ion . Call 814 · 448-8&3& . 1971 Chtvy Slar:~r, u .ooo c:w offer. Clll 814-441-2709. OR .ANDY.. . IM TODD . . OF THE WAL.I.ER . TWINS. .. HI,JEFF. • CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ' Co\-. Fou11h and Pine G1ltlpolis. Ohio Phone 8,4· 4-46-3888 or 614· «fl-4477 Farm · Equipment 614· ..1·2141 . WAlLER TWINS ARE ACTUALLY TR.IPLc15: HOL.D11-IE PI-ONE. CROBS.BON& U,S. 31 w..t , Jack.on, 114·286-6411 . Ohio. 38~ Monday tQJ s dl~,,.~.~ . "' THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS . ' Good -,1 E xc~~t~a11ng , biHm.,ta. , foo tert, dri-qwiys. alptictAntc.l • land~eap j ng . Call anytime 814· 446·4&37, Jtm• L. Devlton. Jr. Ciwner. . A . '• · PAW!! VOU'RE HOME EARLV!! American HOW WOULD 'r'OU LIKE SOME CHOPS FOR SUPPER? '-- with 'outdoor skills' when she takes o11er-temporary·leadarsh ip of .a Ranger Girta troop. lily II Fleet It Spotless 80 Final word 31 MounlAin l'.:t.r 32 34 Haggard novel 37 Annex 38 Peace (La1.) 31 Plunder 48 Cuslom style Mary Jo'1 daUghter in the Mis1 Pra·Taen Atlanta beauty contest. 48 Pippin product 47Powdery 48 English river 10:00 fll CZJ Odd Couple (f) Story of Englloh: Tho ~Seov ~;:ce::;;==::;::;:;=;::= : General Hauling •. ---------. :' $NAKE!! 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In Americo 'lhit Progrem features 1 Motorcycle$ a '45 Window Women Charlene sponsors Guid Scota Tongue This progrem traces lhe Scotti§h influence fro!!' .Nort~ ­ ern Ireland to ~he mountam co4ntry of Ameri can Appa lachia . ~0 min.) ., . llD Cll (J,2l Cagney & Lacey Chris and Mary Beth inves· , tigete when a young Afghan immigrant claims that her lister's soul is be in....9. poisoned . 160 min .) [j)' (g) News • 10:05 (IJ MOVIE:· 'Virgin Island' dynasty 8 Moslem Y.I.P. Yesterday'• Answer 9 Devol«> 15 ·-Maria" 10 Before 27 Soul (Fr.) 38 Put !onl\ 11 Wheal 17 Tiny 28 Pod 39 Gypoy brillle 20 Summon occupant -10 "Juot. the 18 HU. 21 Stein drink 21 Behavior WI:J You II Tray 22 Brown kiwl31 Bounder -• on wheels 23 Half 33 Virile 41 By way or a score 84 Bogart role 42 Moray, e.g. 24 Laughing aound 24 Red deer 8~ Slel!fried's 44 How za African 2e lfooray! killi!'r dare you! 'Wild Weal'. 160,min.) 9:30 ® Cll llll Deaignlng ONE DAV · suftlx Tardy 6 Map giant 7 Chinese ~ 12 •- the Horrible" IS <Jrtaino1 14 VacuOU!I the open ing of Yellowstone National Park signaling the final days of the I ALREADY HAD ALL TH' CHOPS I CAIJ TAKE FOR 3 Bolt 4 Chemical Indian 6 Irritate II Put up the tnt Indian wars, and BARNE.~ Y~----~~ 2Overhead I Central thi s episode , paintingsanet photographa ·capturing the western land1cape as a mythical Eden are fea tured , Including pictures o_ f QM E . .11 T UT Q u. w us , LFGIQTDY, T Y G Q Q.ME . TYG(,JQME . UR panel diiCUIIion concern· SUPOENL{ ~E .TVRN5 ~IS PLANE MOUND! Maonum. Cal or 304-171· SOME'THIN6 IS CALLIN6 , ~IM BACK ... 1979 Capri 4 eyl., 4epd., turbo , nl011 iNpe 81450. C1tl 814· 19815 KtwiUkl KXIO. VllfY 311-1121. . oood condition. Mull MI . C1ll Ma1sey Ferguaon, NIIW Holland, Bush Hog StiH &. l18nilte. Over 40 Uled tractors to chooufrOm 71 Pinto Y· l. auto, one own~r. • 00"1)1etellne of new 6 uNCI 18.000 mi . Body 1nd motor -.uipnnt. largttt Mtectlon In ~od cond.. •no. Call 304· 'S.E. Ohio . 871·1123. ~FL tion: The Images of Glory In 1182· 7~03~ 188t Honda V· M . 10-1· 11 • l1J) Weal of the Imagina- .·Excavating . J•me• Bovs Water Ser\llte. Alao pools filled. Call 814· 256 -1141 or 814-446-1175 or 814·446· 7911 . ~ • NORTH t AK2 EAST WEST When you can count 11 winning + - +Q 975 ' 10 B 4 tricks but need 12, what can you do if 'U7•3 .K IO B4 there are no finesses left to take? You t 10 9 B 7 • 62 may have to try a squeeze. The criss- +Q 76 +4 3 2· cross squeeze is so called because, af· SOUTH ter a defender makes the crucial distJ 63 card, declarer caahes out high cards in • AJ one hand and \hen crosses to the other · t AK 43 to take the final winning trick. + A KJ 8 After asking lor aces, North bid six no-trump. Declarer won the opening •. Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South lead in his hand, cashed the club ace and played to tbe dummy with a sec· Nortb East South oncl diamond to (jlke a club finesse. w... 2 NT West won the club queen and returned Pass 4+ Pass I NT a third diamond as East pitched a Pass Pass 6 NT Pass club. A heart from dummy was now Pass played and the jack . successfully fi· · neued. That gave declarer 11 tricks, Opening lead: t 10 and ·it seemed that the 12th trick woula depend upon either the heart king dropping under the ace or the spade queen falling when the ace and could defender East hold' If he kept king were played. But first South K·LO of hearts and discarded a spade, played his high clubs, throwmg a, heart declarer would take dummy's high from dummy. East threw a heart and spades and come to the heart ace to a spade. Declarer played his last dia· cash \ he good spade jack. If he threw mond, throwing dummy's small spade. the heart 10, South would play the That left dummy with A·K of spades heart ace, dropping tbe king, and dumand Q-6 of hearts. Declarer had J-6-3 my would be good. The crisscross of sj,adeo and the lone heart ace. What squeeze had brought in the slam. Stephania tuchas unusual 1977 Chevy Van . Runs good. 1700. Sandye Auto 811ft. 814· 304-675-5350 + 10 9 5 ICC) In 51erao. Cil 700 Club ® Yofltyball: USA VI. USSR 190 min .) CIJ CJ (f) NFL Football: S.n Diego at Soattlo ICCI 13 hrs.) (I) Ancient Llvol ICC)IR). @I Ill II2J Newhart ICC! ' ca. 61 By Jam.. Jacoby photographer Sa· mantha Russell is compli· ca1ed by the arrival of har t ee naged s is1e r. who brings her punked-out friend to Samantha's im· port ant ..e_any . ·ItIs It true you Clfl buy Jeeps for 84471hrou(#t the U.S. Government. Gel the facta todt';'. C•ll 1·312 -742· 1142, ext. 4089 . 74 .Q 6 52 ance & IIVI:SIIit:k 1910 FlrebWC:I Trans AM, low rniiM(Ie. atr. autom~tlc. PS. P8, lir, thodts. frllh 11ereo, con-puter lun• up, e•ceftenttv mllintllnad. aaking 84,800. Cafl Crisscross squeeze C11112l My Siator S.m PREMIERE The life of !reel· MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP,-------...;::-:::=:::::::::---;-~ LOOKS l.l KE 'Jl-jE IMNOTJEFF HEISE- d::w.Es a.JE Plumbing & Heating 87 James Jacoby @I ~ ~•t 1980 Ford F250 4 W~HI drhte, • l . 4 IPMd. lock out hubs; good condiUon.· 83800. 114· 742· 2373 IIIIer; .t:OO pm. • . ·BRIDGE 9:00 G (]) lUI MOYIE: 'Colors' ' 86 73 YEsrERDAY'S SCRAM·LJTS ANSWERS Night Metchup 89··~02 O&S Repair Ser.\l l c e: . Aa•ldentiai-Commarc:ial Industrial Gan eral Aepair. Appliance repair. elec. llpair • contr~ct­ lng. licensed mMtar eleetricien 12 yrt. tlllll ln1ured. Contact Bill 1 Sturgeon. 675-1708 or kevtr. •' G•ul 676 · 4252 . 24 : Hour ~ 1978 Ford plcllup . 44.000 miles. Camper top. Cell 114· 448· 026.t. you deve lop from step No. 3 beiQw. A nerdy College kid diacov· ers a potion that wilt allow him 10 meet the girl• of his ' dreams.. In Stereo. Rotlrot or cable tOol drilling.' Most Willi I eomj)lt1ed tame d•'f· Pump Min and aarvice. 304· . 1988 Dodge pk:kup t cyl .. Auto 88000. c." chockl• quoled by filling in the missing words 8:30 D II)I!IJ Amazing Storlto 84 ;r:e7&~":r , his (60 Girl' 675-2088 or 875-7147. Electrical & Refrigerati.o n dreams. 8:05 ill MOYIE: 'Divorce, Amer- RINGLES 'S SERVICE , expe· rianatd c1rpentar, eilectridan. m..an, painter, roofing {lndud· ing hcl llf application} 304· 83 reta ini!lQ min.) (R). @ MOVIE: 'Tho Qoodbya Fatty Tree Trimming, 11umd removal . C•ll304-876·1331 .. • 82 of childhood 1978 2 10n GMC 11ptlc lank truck 6 hoHI . John's Auto Sal•. BuiiVHie Rd. Galli· polis. Oh. puq:~lng ICC) John Wheat· croft's play, this tale is · ab o ut a littl e. boy's search for the 1rott he knows ex ists outside of fa iry1 tales, in &8i GMC truck. 43 ,000 actual m1•. Wo~dorworks Based on 571·2010. Trucks for Sale · ()) Fa1hor Murphy ® Magic Years in Sports (II G Cll MacGyver 160 · min .) " BASEMENT WATERPROOFING , Unconditional lifatime guara~ tee. Local referenttt~ lurni•h~ Free eatlmllea. Call collact 1·114· 237·0488, day or night. Rog4rl B a sement Waterproofing. ! have MOTHERS." CIJ NFL Filma G1J rn Too Close for Com· FRANK ANI) ERNEST '1' . School - Emery - Tumor - Bellow - WE have MOTHERS "You ahOuld be taught the Importance of good nutr"lon," Mom says to med sludent. Student replies. '"That's why WE ~i~.• -aenes . 'Game .. · ,. Last Frontier . • (f) Nightly Bualnaas Roport ® ·Nowa •·11Jl MacNoii-Lohror Newah· our Cllli1l ilJI WhHiof Fortune/ @ earnoy Miller 7:06 Cll Sanford and Son 7:30. G II) Cll New Newlywed 2432. 81 Olds Cullan Supr8 me. 8530 after 6. ' fiiB (!) M"A'S"H G CIJ People's Court 27 tl, Trotwood camper ulf cont1ined. 9ood..Jhape. $2, 5Q9. Call 814-258-1393. · . 'upcoming 79 Motors Homes & Campers · The linle girl was relating some of the trouble encountered wHh her new puppy.' 'My puppy is In the- - stage." I visits Lin.da Evans in . Australia on the set of her " T~e ~I .,.:V.I;AT,-I:~E:. ;1. E.;,Hi-ll ~ 'I ·. IL_.JLK-:! v.L..r....l.o....JN_r-~....JI I ·1' ·1 I 0 .comol•l• ·,h. ef Get your car rt~ad'( for wLnter. Patnt tab ltlrting 818:r .OO. 304-675·2663 lftar 4 p.m . " 1963 Chwrclet lmpal1. \lery good eond. 283 eng.. goodtirn. everything work1. 81, 800. Cell 61.t-44e-9407 . Clt~n·Shtrp . · : 7:00 II IIl PM JW!ogaZinl ()) Hordcntlo and McCor· mlck , @ SportiContol (I) Entertainment Tonight Auto Repair .~ \ .I II I I I . G1J (!) Hogan'o Heroes Stereo. I 1I I I 2 I--,::L...:E;-W;;-r·D...:L;.-..,I l'. Cll Doctor Who ·' ® C1J 1I2J CBS Nowa : l1Jl Body Eleotrlc , @GoodTimoa 8:35 Cll Down to Earth In =:--..,--,.-;;;--,-:.,-..:.:.;. 1 n II Cll D C1J ABC News 1967 Chevy 327 ,.II¥ whelh. e11c. cond . tradeforJeepor o\WD 1ruck. Call 614-446· 0362 . Coli 614-448·4133. Cocker Sp•niel pups, AKC mini· VolbWII(Ion, ct.lna bu!JIIy, UOO. tture Schnauzers, CFA Persi.n . Call814-256-1383. Cats. Slam&te kittens for uta. 814·992:2607. 1980 Chavette run a good , 8700_. Calll14· 2&6-1393. 57 Autos for Sale 1980 Honda Accord whh am· roof. 6 apd.. •1 .600. Call 72 5 ·_ 5_ 12 _1_· _ _ _ _ __ ~2::. 4.:. 56 71 otilo. c.n 814·441·97n. ..... IU·441·B288. All Snapper and MTD mowers In ttock, on 1ale now! Swl1her Implement . Call 814 -.t46 - 1.::::.=:..:.:.:._:::_:_:.:._:_,.,_ . ~~:;::;::::~:;;:::~:r;;::::;:~~~~~~ 0475. Unfurn. 4 rooms &. bath, centrally located, no pet1, m. &. t ec . dep . Call 814-.-.&-0444. used appli•n ce• and T\1 sets . 2 bdr . furnl1hed 'f.l ml off 160 4115 mo . plus deposit. Ctll_ 114-388·9861 . 30•·578·2338 , 2 used conaole televisions 'one RCA 860, ont 2enlth , 826 . C1ll for more lnformttlon, 814-448· I RYG .JT . T Juliua Boros · ·- 'uo.oo 513v. '3rd. A... 1mo: bdr.Depotlt orivoto ~a;:~=. 9 ~e~ • 14.445.4222 Ul!l .10/8/86 Dodrilt '1 Auto Pans. 2Yz mi. No'lhofVintoh on St. Rt. 1801t tha J)lace to buy yout und· auto aru . ¥'ou ' ll rec•in ,,lit , rl.ndty llt'VIce 9 the bes t~ usild pert1 •vailable. CaH 614 · 38·9615 . \ ~ Firewood to; aale PU load . Call Roger M11de, 614 388-9341 bath . 114d per WGID rl 2783 1973 Grenville. 14x70. 3 bed· room mobile home. Fumlthed, ~et up . Underpinning. t6960. Call 61 4·992-,7479. 1986 1411154 Mansion mobile horM. li\1'41 In 1 yeer. 19.700. 30•· 675-5038 after 5 pm. Homes for Sale • osit ..& rel•ence required. Call 614·949-2801 2 bdr. furniahed dupiP in Ranine. t200 per month. Depoth & refertnce required. Call 814-949-2801 House lor sale in Pomeroy. No down pavment needed. 3 bed· room, equiplid kitchen, bilement, A.C. carport. Call 614· Cell 805·687-8000 bt. ... Nicely fum;ehad mobile home aduheonly.Cell814·441·0338. CA & heat. ••eel. location, The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 ' Television Viewing Ctllah.,'s U1td Tire Shop: 011tr 1,000tirei. sh~et12 , 13. 14, 15. '18, 16.6. 8 mil• out Rt. 218, Duplex for ;ent 848 Second , Call 614-251· 6261 . Ave .. Gallipolil'. 3 bdr. llvfn· groom, dini?tJrqcm, new kit· Ptai t•c ciatem rtate ipproved, chen. backyard, refrlg. & ~enge. plaatle septic tanka. plastic 8286 plus util,ti• &. security culverts, metal culverts. RON depo1lt. can 814 ·446-06~0 . EVANS ENTERPRISES , JackKin, Oh . 114 · 286 - ~30 . Small 3 bdr. In town , newly decorated , AC, 8250 mo., dep & ref ., no pet1. Call 814-448· 15::9::0::e.:.. . - ---,.--,.--,.---,.2469 . t· 1 bedroo m ept . Nice for working 2 bdr. furnilhtd duplu in person. 402VJ Twenlyfourth St., Racine. 1200 per month. Dtp- Pt. Plea..nt . Call 814 -992- Go vernment Hamel from 81 , IU repair!. Delinquent lilt prOpeny. Aepo11euions. Call 805-6878000 E111. GH9805 for cunflnl repo lin. 2 br, kitchen, btthroom. with Jeundry room, INing room A dining room. all elec. Appro11 . 7 miles from Pt . Pl. on At 62 . 2 trl ctupproa. 1 acremoreorltll overlooking Kenawh1 River. $40,000. Call 304-876· 5440 between 8•30 and 4 :30. Houses for Rent 2 bdr., 8100 monih. 20 milll out 141 to 233-Dry Ridge Rd. You ~Y utititiea. Clll814 -4484703 morning• cr 814-379· W~ted Need 8 good people · Ren lals ·, co"" .. MU. ..... 64 Misc. Merchandise paid . 1 BR .lfttr 9207pm. 4th. Gallipolis. rL::::;::~::::~::;::;::::-,~~:;~;;::;;::;;;:::=:::::1 448-4416 Now in terviewing for elec;ronic instanation· service techncian. Burglar ·alarm syst111ms, tele phonuvstema. satellite T.V. and rela1td equipment Must be 3 bedroo"J heme 15 acre1 In hon•t. relillble and some tech· . Morning Star are1. L1rge pond nical knowla:lge. PliY commen· and yard. Childrens wooden play ~Urate with e•perience, good ceour. Hol't"'t haa new kitc~en Y ben.,rits . fOf" personal whh range, refriger1tor1nd dish interviaw smd re&um8 to P.O. waahtr Included. Stone fireBo• 989. Gallipolis. Oh 46631 . place, fully carpeted . Muat Hill Make offer. Call614-949· 2503. 31 "~· Furnisl'l«< apt . adults onty. Call 61.t-448-Jtli23 . 11 21 . ,.., . ~· Picllena Used Furniture, Good qualitv used fumiture . Op.-. 910 8 or ctll lor appointment. 304· &7&-8483 Of 87&· 1450 Rege.,cy Inc. apartment 2 bdr., utillti• .part"' paid, nice. C1ll 304-875· 6104 or 304· 175· TOP CASH paid lor '83 model 1nd. newar uMd caq. Smith Rf9BO. . - 76· ·usld cars. · .. ~. . . Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt. Ohio We Pll'f cash for Iaiit model ct111n Help ' 114-812-33n mer uo p.m. HOO cC· lJI d'"' Honde kttentate. Perfect condition. 3)4-171-1144. 1 DOU6HNUT5 IN TilE RED CROSS TENT! ing . doctoro' reaponoiblllties concerning . I' ,.. ZUIQFE C WDB Z (,JFF r confidentiality. 180 min.l l1J) S1ory of English: Tho T 'Y G Q Q M EC Guld Scotl Tongue This program treces the Scottish influence from North· ern Ireland to the mountain coun1ry of Am!fiican Appt· AM RQYM WG R . - XGQ Z E C R ltchla. l80 min.) · ()) Tho Honey.-..rs 11:30 D Ill till 8Nt of Carson . G Y. Y patient YFI Q R M N ME G REGN MRI Y-rdo,J'o er,pteqaotlu SCIENCE MAY HAVE FOUND A CURE FOR MOST EVILS; BUT IT HAS FOUND NO REMEDY FOR 'l1IE WORST OF '111EM ALL - THE APA11fV OF HUMAN BEINGS. - HELEN KEW :.:R . ' , ' �·, ' Pomeroy-{VIiddleport, . . Ohio ' , ,. Glenna M. Roush Glenna M. Roush. 76. Letart, W.Va ., died Sunday in Holzer Medical Center. .. Born Aug. 26, 1910. in the uiitori community. she was the daughter of the late Eddie and Esta Zirkl!c' Nease. · She was a member of Union United Methodist Church. !'l.ln•lving are IMir hu sband. Claw· son Roush: two ·iicms, James B. Roush, W!c'St Columbia, W.Va .. and Harold C. Roush, Rutland; two daughters. Mrs. William !Ruth) La)11bert. Ga llon. and Mrs. Roscoe !El>ttyl Sprouse, Winter Garden, Fla.; 12 grandchiidrfc'n and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded indeat hby two brothers. Eiben and Willie Nease. and one granddaughter. Deborah Sprouse. Funeral sen•ices wUI be at 2:30 p.m. Thesday In the Union United Methodist Dlurch with the Rev. Gerald Sa.vre and the Rev. Robbie Woods olflclatlng. Burtal wUI follow in Union Cemetery. Friends may call at Foglesong Funeral Home. Ma.<;on, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mondav. jam~'!! N. ~ Sr. .James "Jim" Nevada Lee Sr .. ~. Rt. 2. Letart, W.Va .. died Friday in . th~ Pt>rry Cou nty Memorial Hospital in TC'II Cltv. Ind. He was born March 25. 19ll. In HendC'rson. W.Va.. to William Weslcv Lee of Hend~rson and th~ la tr Edna Mae Wamsley Lee. · He was employed for the M&G Transport Servlcr Inc. of Cincinnati. Ohio, worked on the liwr for ~1 vcars. and was a member of t~ Lo~·at Order of Moose 731. Surviving arc his w~<' Ruth Thrner Lee of Letart: !l\'r daughters. Mar~'llrrt Gale Ma)'CS of Hendl'rson. Carol)•n Lynn Bush of F\Jint Pleasant. Brenda An n Neal rJ Hendl'rson. Susan Rebecca .Waugh of FIJmcrO)', Ed na MaC' McCo,v of Henderson: two sons. Jamf'S Ne\'· ada Lec J r. of Letart and Michael Kevin Lec of FIJint Pleasant; two brothrr~. Larry Madison Lc>r and Vennn [)(>an !Pe. both ot· Hender· son: one hall -s i~ trr . Mal' Byus of FIJint Plea,.mt: one half-brotiv'r. William T. Tumrt· of Pittsbu rgh. Pa.: and right grandchildren. Funeral SC'rvi('('s will beTucsdav at 1::10 p.m. a t thr Wilcoxen Funeral Homl'witht hr Re\' ..James H. Lewis officiating. Burtal will vllow in F'orrst Hill Cemeter\' in Lewrt. Friend• may cali at · tiv' fuiiC'ral homr on toda)· from :>-9 . p.m. Em.~~ency n.in~ . · McAR'IlflJR ..., Vinton County s Scott qullland returned the opening kickoff 00 )'ards for ."a touchdown , but ttwasallllelpreatterthatasthe , May S. Mason, 85, fornnerzy of Eagles (4·21 used a 16-point fourth Harrtsonvllle, died SatUrday at the period to pu't away the Vikings ll-7 Marlftta Place Nursing Home In here Saturday In TVC grid action. Alter Gilliland's return made it Dlllllcothe, following an extended 7-0. Belpre's Mike McVey ran 18 illness. . yards later In tbe first quarter to Born Sept. 3, 1901 .at Snowvllle, knot It at 7-7. , she was a daughter of the late It remainEd tied untO ,the third William and Adelaide Brlckles pertod when quarterback JQ!' And· Stanley. erson firEd a three-yard pass to In addltkm to her parenfs, she was preceded in death by her · Todd Riffle for a 147 Eagle lead. husband, Hedley Mason, on Feb. 2, · Belpre put the game away In the 1955. . • final 12 minutes as Chris Newberry" ran· 48 yards for a score. ·Frank Mrs. Mason Is survived by two Magren ran 11 yards for another sons. PaulS. Mason of Decatur, Ill. , and Russell L. Mason ol Chilli· six-pointer, aod Rich Thmer kicked cot he; six grandchildren; and one ·a 19 yard field goal. Newberry led Belpre In rushing brother; Glen Stanley of Rt. 2. with 106 yards in 20 carries while. Altllny. Services will be Thesday. 2: ll Jason Boothe led Vinton County p.m., at the United . Pentecostal with !\1 yards on 14 carries. . . Belpre Is now 4-2 overall and4·1 in Olurch of Middleport' with Rev . . the TVC. VintonCountygrops to4-2 Phillip Rutherlord and Rev. Clark Baker officiating. Burial· will be in overall also, and to 3-1in the TVC. · Wells Cemetery, P agevllle . Belpre travels to Alexander ani! · Friends may call today from 4·8 Vinton County hosts league-leading p.m. al the Fawcett-Oiiver-Giass · Meigs next Friday. Funeral Home, 71 E. Fifth St., Cllilllcothe, or from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Thesday at the church. !ContinuEd from Page 11 · Draper C. Davis Road 1 ill "Columbia Township Draper C. Davis, 97, Coolvllle,. Sunday . died at his residence Sunday Troopers said Donald J. Peter' l ~ evening. . ... son. 54. Albany, was northbound at Mr. Davis was born in John· 5:45 p.m. when ·. hi' reportedly stown, W.Va., the son of the tat~ stopped In the road and was struck Edwin ~ nd Isabella Post Davis. He from behind bv another northbound was also preceded In death by his VO'hicle driven.by KennethL. Bolen, wife, Hannah McCall Davis and one :\1. Altllny. Both vehicles were sister, Lilly Davis. modl'rately damaged . t.he patrol He was a carpenter his entire life said. Pt>terson was cited for· and was a charter member of the stopping on the road'Vay and Bolen was ticketEd for assured clear Lottrldge United Brethern Church . He attende'd the Coolvllle Methodist distance. Cllurch. ' · · Survivors include three daugh· Gallia-Metgs Community Action tcrs, Mrs. Dale 1Mary 1 Heil, Reynoldsburg; Marjorie Davis, Agency will be' distributing cheese . Coolville; Mrs. Frank (Elsie I and flour to eligible persons on Oct. Dodderer, CoolvUie; two grand· 22. Eligible families who have not children and seve n great applied for a food commodity card grandchildren. should do so by Oct. 10. No Funeral services will be held applications for this dlslrtbutlon WEdnesday at 1 p.m. at the White will be processed after that date. Funeral Home In Coolville with the Rev. Robert Markley and the Rev. Time and place ol distribution wtll Roy Deeter officiating. Btirtal will be · announced in the Sunday be In the Coolville Cemetery. Times-Sentinel on Oct. 19. · Frtends may call · at the funeral home Thesday from 2·4 and 7-9 o.m. Three cases have been dismissed in Meigs County Common Pleas Veterans Mt>morial Saturday Admissions- Earlene Cou rt; Bfc'tty Darlene Boyd versus Dennis Edward Boyd; Buckeye Ebersbach. Racine·. Saturday Discharges - William Federal Savings and Loan Assocla· Reeves. Paul Wolfe. Hazel Six, lion versus William Fink; Bank Mary · Bonecutter. Ura· Morris. One. Athens, versus Emerson Reese. Joseph Sayre. In other court action, Wllliam Sunday Admissions -None. Lfc'Ster Foley has been discharged Sunday Dischargfc'S·- None. from probation. cal Services reports eight calls CNer the weekend· threeSatunlav and ftve Sunday.' · · · .. .. Saturday at 6:15a.m .. SyracusP · to Rock Springs Road for Violet Hysell to Veterans Memorial Hospl· tal; Rutlancj at 6:31 a.m. to Beech Grove Roai:llor Francis Darnell to Veterans Memortal Hosp!tal; Ra· cine at 9:03p.m. transported Jenny" Proffitt to Veterans Memorial Hosp!tal .. · Sunday at ,1: 53 p.m., . Pomeroy transportEd Darrell Sparks from an auto accident on U.S. 33to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 2:02 p.!)l. to FIJmeroy Health Care Center ·~r Jane Vining to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Rutland at 3: 37 p.m. transported Mike !;>rebel from an auto aecldent oo County Road 45 · to .lo Veterans Memortal Hosp~l ; Middleport at 4:59 p.m. to Sluth Third Avenue for James Braley ID · Veterims Memorial Hosptlal; Mid .. dleport at6:34 p.m. til the Brownell fttpartments for James f'ullins t~. Veterans Memorial HoSpital: Distribution set Cases dismissed THE OFFICE OF DR. MATTHEWS & DR. KENNEDY WILL BE .CLOSED FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1OTH&. 11TH SO THAT THE DOCTORS AND THEIR STAFFS ' MAY ATTEND A CONTINUING EDU,(ATION SEMINAR TO BOlER SERVE YOU. GIFT CENTER· Ow ·shelves are stocked with new gift i~eas. . Wood crafh, pictures, figurines, plaques, .planters, glassware and Christmas wood crafts. Ohio lottery officials wlll deter· !Jl)ne today how . many players chose four and five of the 111mbers. • Club plans meeting , SPECIAL PRICE KNITTING YARN $149 lily Now lor Your Clwillnial KniHing WORK CLOTHES •w FAlL SHADES . RI!J. 5)9.95 .~. Only SJ5.99 Reg. 522,95.... 0nly SJ8.99 58.50 ..... Sale S5.99 S10.00 ... .sale 56.99 512.50 ....Sale 99 sa. SHIRT SALE M!lllt in USA. ltwn· in strength durallility, 2 ply front aNI baik yoktr, slono placket with · '""P alii long taih. •"1. SAlE S18'' .,, whilt our 1tltction ir <1111pltte. Nock litH 1411• to 17 11!. !lent I.,.lh, 32 to 3S. NEW UlL COLOIS Dress Slirh-..... 114.40 S21 Dress $1lirh ..... 116.10 523 Dress SHrh .....111.40 .su WRANGLER JEANS llttny wtighl - 100°/o COl• ton straight leg jtam. \\\\II Ow entire stock of beads, ..-ings, pins, rings and bra· celtis. IUY NOW & SA VEl SPORTSWEAR SALE cltoO.. tither tht lurton Camba Qutch or the Pttilt Cai·Q·Ciutdl. · m-5514 2212 Jack1011 wue Point Plelart, w. va. 675-1121 . Special $ 1388 .PLAYTEX SALE 5th Stlwt New HMn, w. va. 112·2135 SAlE PIICED $6 79 to $13 19 I . Sale Prices Start At Only · Sllll IOYS' DENIM JEANS Loo alii WN"lor ~~Uotily •lints rogulan, h"*it" lludtnt rittL BUY NOW AND SAVE 114.95 ·Jlllns••••. l10.47 116.95 J10ns..... 111.17 119.95 Jeans ..... l13.97 GIRLS' FALL TOPS ........ s.......... '•· lnit Tops alii Swiat lhirtr. S6.00 Tops ........ 14.50 S9.00 Tops ........ 56.75 s12.00 Tops•••••• S9.oo· OGAN PAC•K SPORTSWEAR Printed sw•flhlrtr, hooded pull· Owtr 1W.10flhirt1, SWIOI panll. Silts S·M·L Reg. 130 .... Sole 122.50 ·Reg. 134 .... Sole 125.50, S40 .. .. UDIS' JAUITS, SLACIS, SIIIITS 1 • V£S1S AND ROUSES. ftg. 122 ~ac~, o.- .....117.51 r.g. 1211 laciJ Dtwn .....120.71 11tg. 134 ~ac~, Dtwn ..... $27.11 .... 141 lacly o.- ..... 131.31 FALl SIIEPWAII SAl£ t.., ..t .................... ..... niptll*ts, ....... , ..... nini Ito Dl1111132 to • · p.,.,!ius ,, "" ., ,., ,,., C.tltt•• · I. On"" ltlr Ptillr/ $766 to S3396 CASSmE TAPE SALE BLOUSE SALE • In other buslnfc'Ss, Council granted a 25-year operating franchise to Columbus and Southern Electrtc C:o. of Ohio. The present opt>rating franchlsr will expire Oct. 20. Present from C&SOE to discuss the franchi se were Ron McDadl', Gallipolis, and Bill Willis and Jim Hawkins, Columbus. Council okayed a lease agreement between the village and three pmperty owners on Union Avenue, which permits porches owned by those individuals to ·he left where 'they stand , and to reileve the vUiage of liability for the safety of the porches. The lea se agreeml'nt. became necessary when Union Avenul' had to be widl'ned to accommodate fEderal NIGHT He said the teachers accepted the By BRANT NEWMAN final contract language proposals UnHed Press lntematlonal offered by thP school board. Teachers~ Marietta are back in Teachers union spokesman Olaf their classrooms today after appro· O'Dell said umon members ap· val was reachEd with the school provEd the contract by an ~ver · board on a three-year contract. In the Columbiana school distrtct, . whelming 192-8 margin. however, no talks are scheduled. Marietta's 4.150 st udents will Teachers began their fourth week have to make up 10 class days o( picj<etlng Monday: missed durtng the strike. Students Progress toward a resolution had did a!tend school during the middl<' been slow since tbe 245-member of the work stoppage, rut classes Marietta Education Association were halted when the state Depart· went on strike Sept. 3, but the two ml'nt of Educatkl n ruled that the sides reached a settlement dver the distrtct's interinn instruction pro· weekend. . gram did not meet state standa rds. Superintendent George KingsIn Columbiana, ci tlzen groups more said the pact Includes aver· · are cir<.'U iat ing pt>titlons calling for ag_e pay ra ises of 8.7 perrent in the school officials . and TJ strtklng first year and 5 percent in each· of teachers to submit to binding the last two years of the agreement. arbitration. THE.GIFI'OF LIFE - OverOOO units of liood are needed daUy hy the American Red Cros;; L't'nter serving all of Ohio, West VlrJ:inla and ·Kentucky. This hlood L'Omes from VGiuntecrs. hut a.• explulned hy .roc Bailey, advl'IOI' for the Ea..•tem Hi!lft School Sludenl CouncU. four percent of all ellglhlc hlood donors carry th•• oll.,r !ll percent who do mt donate. Eastern's student muncU >llpporls th<• Rl.'ll eross by holding pt>flodlc hlood drives at the school. Having her hlood pres.~ure chcc:kcd hy ,Janel Nutter, oft he RedC,.,...., is student Susan Swain. Watchlngthe procedure, Is Todd WUson, studenlmuncil pn.>sldent. Til!' next drive at Ea..•tem wUI he in the spring. COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPil Republican gubernatorial nominee James A. Rhodes has released his federal income tax return~ 'for the last itve years. showing he made more than $7 million, chteny through capital gains on the sale of property. It was the first tinne in' 16 years the former governor has furnished such detailed fina ncial information about himself. But It was not good enough for campaign officials of Democratic Gov. Richard F. Celeste, who called for Rhodes to name his business client s. The Celeste campaign said It ts' dlscuS.slng the possible release of the governo~ 's tax,returns. Rhodes's adjusted gross income. for 1981·85 totalEd $4.49 million. (KSrt.ks,SAl£ poly/-1 ..... '""'"""'" ,.... .... ,.~y,.,., .,,.,,, printed jtons. Junior, ,;,,. 3/4" 20. R~g. 118 R~g. $22 Sla,ks .... 513.50 Slacks .... l16.50 R1g. 127 Sla,ks .... 520.25 YOUI FAYOIITE CASSmES AlE ON SAU • Ill PO.MEROY 992-1671 Clll\11(1,( CAIU • • •t r • .••• '• • UM! UM! GOOD! - Harr18onvWe IU!Ident Roger Butcher vlslled '!be DallyS!lnlillel office Monday With this t~~lfbaUmrohroomwhlch he found "!<OIIiewhere In the Hlll'lillonvUJe area ." 'ntlsblgle weighed In on The Dally S!lnllnt~ pootal ocale!l nt just a lillie OYer three. pounds. Slice thin, dip b1 batter and fJlfln bullet - urn, urn, good! • .. - The teachers have lx>en off the job since Sept. 15, and Columbiana Education . A!!ioclation Presld¢nt . Kathy Green said the Wlion would con<id:!r binding arbitratio n " if that's what !he [llblic wal)ls." But Superintendent Roger Stiller said the school board discussEd the issue last W!'<'k an d doesn't favor such a plan. "The board came pretty much to the co nclu sion that binding arbltra·· tion in [llblic-sector negotiations reinoves the authority tha t has been vesled In them as public officials." Stiller ~d . , More than jll percent of Columbl· ana' s LIOO studen ts were in the classrooms Monday. Substitutes have been providing instruction throughout the stl)ke. ~-wumritit to establish basis .for meeting, Reagan reports Rhodes releases tax returns to news media LORD ISAACS· Elherfelds regulations for some recent repair work. Federal funds to cover the repai rs will not ix' released ljlltil widening of the road is completed and the lease · agreement is -submit ted . Council also passEd a resolu tion to allow the M<'igs County Park District to opera tO' within Pomeroy. 1\nd it was announced that Cou ncilman John Andl'rson will be preparing an appllcat kln for a lkt,er control grant to be submitted to thr slate on behalf of the village. · ,.. , · Present for the meeting iJI.-ad~flon to Anderson were Mayor Richard Seylet; Cierli:-Treasurer dane Walton. an<kounctl membeft~ W~rung. Btlll'£' Reed. Betty Baronick. Hen~i~~ -and Bill Young . Classes resume · in Marietta 'after approval. of contract according to a summary of hl s income tax returns prepared by E.C ..Redman , his per~nal accoun· ta nt for the last 40 years. Business losses totaling $120.(XXI allowed Rho<Ps to pay no federal or state income !ax In 1 ~ . Al a news oonterenre. Rhodes in troduced Redman to ex pain the returns. "It· they're wrong, call him," grinned the former governor, who vanished after turning the )Xldium over to Redman and was mt avaUalile to answer questions. Rhodes's net WIX'Ih was not included In the report. Redman said his office is "working on" that and added It wlll show "he certainly doesn't need the rroney" fro111 tl)e S65,inl governor's salary. . "Now that he (Rbofi>s) has done sometling, we'll dlscu!!i It L rrore seriousness," said GeraldJ. P. ustin, · Celesle's campaign manager. "We haven't made a decision on it. We'll let you know soon." "I oon't see any reason why he wouldn't (release his rEturns) If he had nothing to hide," said James A. Duerk. Rhodes' campaign al<P. "We already knew that he was a \ery wealthy man and that he paid no taxes last year," said Austin . "We want him to tell us who his clients are." Austin said the public sbould know who has paid James A. Rhodl's and Associates, the fornner governor's dl'velopment firm. He said he beUeves those clients profiled from Rhodes being · governor. Rhodes and other Republicans have raised questtons about how Celeste has been able to live In style and send three children to coUege on the governor's salary of $65,inla ~ar. OPEN FRIDAY 26 Cents • $1.096 to $2816 ....ttttiiiistitit....................................;. • Pomeroy s present annual costs for electricity for !he waterworks and sewage disposal system amount to $14.765. .With the increase, the village's estinnated costs for the same amount of electricity will be $19,622- an ln~rease of 33 percent; $73,230 the second year- an Increase of 51 percent; and $73,478 the third year- an · increase of 59 percent. Although village · co~ncil must call for bids, the board of publtc affairs must give final approval and ' sign the corrtract'wlth the )Xlwen~ompany . In order to pay ·the additional costs, round! said other spending by the village will have to be ru rtalll'd to some extent. · Casual and DrtssJ llousts bJ Judr land, Gaitord antllowo Mot. ' Sius I to 44. lllG. 114.00 TO 137.00 LADIES' milE SfOCI ALL PLAYTEX BRAS, GIRDLES AND PANTIES 20°/o OFF SPORT ·sHIRT SAil · bqting ntw Mh coltn in rog~ar aNI wosttmrtyltc. ..,.,,iur S tluu IL lEG. 114,.S TO 124.95 _ . EITIA Sill LADY DEVON BUXTON CLUTCHES Second Stlwt Muon, w . v~. lEG. •&.SO TO 117.80 JEWELRY SALE $1 99 to $11 99 ' llotll '""' lloo lllllt In ..... -~ .... .,,iblo bolts. Wolst ,;,,. 30 to 46. · Sl 099 SALE PRKED AT ANY OF OUR THREE CONVENIENT lDCAnONS , BELT SALE tC.tllf••• I• Oetelttr FALL TOPS· Sweoten, Shirts alii - P'JINT PLEASANT - Cllarges of malicious wounding have been filed against one man, and attempted murder .against another, in · coMection with two separate inc!· dents that occurred In Mason County over the weekend. Kerry L. Foster. 37, Point Pleasant. was arralgned Monday morning before Magistrate Paul E. Smith on charges of malicious wounding. Foster is alleged to have struck a motorcycle driven by Jack U>fc' Jenkins, 34, Rt. I , Ewlngton, wit h his car In Shonefs parking lot at the comer of Viand and Third streets. Point Pleasant, Sunday 'i'Vening. A spokesperson fo r the Point Pleasant Pollee Department reportEd that a fter striking Jenkins' motorcycle, Foster apparently circled around and attempted to hit Jenkins again. Jenkins 'remains ·tn ·satiSfactory rondit ion at St. Mary's Hospital were he was traitsported Sunday night from the Pleasant Valley Hospital Emergency Care -Unit . Following his arraignment be· fore Magistrate Smith, Foster was released on a $2,:'00 property bond. Srpith said a preliminary hearing has been set lor Oct. 20. · · Joe Neal, 47, New Haven, faces charges qn three counts of attempted murrer and two counts of dl'struclion .of property In connection with an incident Friday night In New Haven involv ing an exchange of gunfire between Neal and two New Haven policemen . Neal. who was slDt by one of the offiters, remains In stable condition in the Special Care Unit at Veterans Memorial Hospital, FIJmeroy, a ·hospital spokesJX'rson said. M!ll(istrate Smith said Neal was charged Monday afternoon with the attempted murder of his step-son, Jeff Hoffman, 19, New Haven, and pollee clftcers Ranc(y Lavenrer, 27, and Sam U>gg, 33. The. destruction of property charges were filed In co nnection with damage to aNew Haven )Xlllce cruiser and a car owned by Kathy Beatty of New Haven ." Both were ail€gedly struck by bullets in the exchange cl gunfire. Neal Is expected to be arraigned on the charges following his release from the hospital, Smlt h said. Neal is alleged to have fired (ContinuEd on page 8) ..., ltlt llyltl. Tlolt ... in· du., o now Mlictlon In ••••• Waist sius 29 to 42 By NANCY YOACIIAM Sentbtel Staff Writer Pomeroy ViUage Councq Monday night gave the first re~ding to an ordinance to authorize advertising of bids to enter into a contract to clperate the village's municipal waterworks and ·sewage disposal system. The village's present contract with Ohio Power Co. expires Dec. 22. Ohio F\Jwer representative Larry Hacker, Whee· lei'sburg, was at the meeting to explain a large raise in rates that will \'I.'Sult from the new rontract. A decision by the Public 1-JtUities Commission of. Ohio that electric bills for municipalities should raise just as bills to individual customers, account s llr the increase. ch~ges · CllltiSTIIIAS II OCTOBER MEN'S ·' MEN'S $19'.95 2 Sections, 20 Pages A Multimed ia Inc. Newspaper Council.seeks bids for operation of services ' ON AU IMPERIAL BOQIIS MEN'S WORK WESI'ERN enttne .- Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio. T4esday, October 7, 1986 ,'-, 2 face Mill'S NECKTIES • • SALE . Co,..tott Mlortion of sty1tL InMated COvtnlll, llla'*tt and quilt · linttl jacktll alii coals, hoodr, ~nod ...... tintd ... llllintd bil ovorutk. Situ I• "''JOM indud· ing rtgUfan. IIIII alii dtortr. r.,. DRESS SHIRTS PICK UP A SUPPLY OF .PREPAID ENVELOPES Vol .36, No. lOB 30°/o OFF WlLCOME • a1y WAU COVERING ' COATS & SNOWSUITS Hugo ro!Ktion of ,..,.,, ;ukoll 0 .. .- IMPERIAl CHilDREN'S .CORDUROY SALE pro•• - ' Copyrighlad 1986 Mostly dear tonight, ),with a low betw""n tlJ' and 50: Purtly cloudy Wednesdlly, witli· highs near 'lO. '!be probahU!sy o' precipitation is n'ear zero through Wednesday. 1383 .• !: ... . MEN'S Wowlglos ,.,. lor comtori ..t 1~. fit aftlr repealtd ............. fit' lfnlilht log llytt in Hsl sizes H to SO. Daily' NuQtber '975 PICK-4: .J •. SALE PRICES VAN HEUSEN We Pay The Postage Both Ways! . The Middleport Literary Clul;ll · · will meet Wei!nesday, 2 p.m., at t~~ home or. -Mrs._.Ftoy Holter. ·Mrs;· Marvin WUsonwlllrevleWthebook;~ . ·"Severe Mercy," by Sheldon Va.; · nauken. RoD call will be a comment · on the book. · CARHARTT IROWN DUCK ,;.. MEMBER F.D.I.C.. ; today at a regional lottery office. Numbers .drawn were 12, 18, 21, 29, 32 and 37. Ohio Lottery officials sa~ $3,444,341 w!X'th of tickets bact been sold. .- Bank~BV·Maill ''The letter lank" ' They can turn their tickets in LAYAWAYS $844 FREE . ' alii IIIDWIUilll Huge SAVINGS. .,, •w far Chriftmar giving. 51.15 R£D tORr "WINlUK" Ohio ~ttery the.: HOUSEWARES UnLE BOYS' BAN·K ' w.m ' YOUR CHOICE • . · Ohio Extea~d Foreclllit Wed!!~ through Friday '• Fair . Wednesday and Friday ;~ 4 11hare jackpot with a chana> of showers on • Cj..EVELAND. (UPII . I Four . Thursday. Highs wUI be' In the _70s,: Ohio Lotto players had the same six Wednesday and ranging from numbers on their tickets that were mid 00s to themidOOsThursdayand.; chosen In Saturday night's game Friday. Overnight lows wUI be m :' and wUI share a jackpot of the 40s Wednesday and Thursday;: $1,276,176. mornings and near 40 early Friday. :· CONTINUES WITH GREAT PRICES ON QUAUTY BRAN.DNAA:!E MERCHANDISE . Crow niCk lw..,hirtl, olasli< waist ond dr.,.striotl ponts, fltoce lined. Monr colon. PEOPLES Kk:hlrd f . CeiHie, Governor . ·. CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER SWEAT SHIRTS & · SWEATPANTS THANKS ·to-·· · Playoffs open tonight · -Page 3 ELBERFELD$ lEN'S $10.95 • 0f1Wc t1 Utter Prtwention and Mte1diftl '·< South Cefttral Ohio The JX'ObabUity.o! preclplta!lon Is; Clear tonight, with frost In near zero throUgh Tuesday. 16w-lying areas and a low between Winds will be from the !llrih,west: 35 and 40. Sunny Thesday, with : at 10 to 20 mpl\ today apd light and : highs near 65. • ·· varJable tonight. · , ·• Weekend Recycle ' ' l Ohio,, area weather scene Meigs County J;;mergency Medi· LADIES' 'cause -us~g it once IS never •,J ' ., Be!pre triumphs! Velma Elizabeth Rou!;h, 76, Rt 2~ Letart, W.Va.. died Sunday 'in Pleasant Valley Hospital. . Born Feb, 14, 1910, at Graham Station, she was the dliughier of the late Robert and Lucretia. Rlck~J.rd Roush. . · · · She was' a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Dlurch, New Haven, the Rhododenron ·•Farnn Women· s Club and the New Haven Garden aub. Surviving are !Pur daughters, Myra L. Roush, Owings Mill, Md., Mrs. William (Jane) E. Bird, New Hawn. Kay C. Roush, Letart, and Mrs. Otis (Lou Ellen) R. Frj!!ch, Virginia Beach, Va.: t\ilo sisters, Beulah Thomas and Sevilla Ohlin· ger. both of Letart; one brother, R. Douglas Roush, New Haven; and two grandchlldren . . She was preceded In death by one trother, Pete Roush. · Funeral services wlll be at 1 p.m,Thesday in St. Paul's Lutheran Church wlth the Rev. George Weirick. Burial · will follow in Longdale Cemetery, Route 2, Letart. There will he no visitation. .Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Foglesong Funeral Homfc'. Mason. In lieu of flowers, · the fam Uy suggests donations to the New Haven Library or St. Paul's Lutheran Cllureh. ' Monday. October 6•. 198& ; "His kids work aod get scholar· ships and loan s," replied Austin, "and he borrows. Dick Celeste has madl' his llvlngasgovernor,ofOhlo. Dick Celeste has been indebtfor the .18 years I've known him. He Uves beyond hls means like everyboc(y else. Noboey gave him any money to buy stock to makemoremoney." ' Elaine Crispen, th<' first lady's in tended to be a signing ceremony, WASHINGTON tUPI) - Presisecretary, said Mrs. Reagan or a med ia event. but a pre. press dent Reagan says he Is approac hing "bad never planned on going. She planning session, a chan a> to make his weekend meeting with Soviet said it was a business meetin g." preparations for serious work," he leader Mikhail Gorbachev "cau· Crispen, however, said Mrs. said . "Iceland is a base camp tiousl:i" and insists. "Iceland Is the base camp," en route to a Reagan looks forward to seeing the before the summit ." Reagan said he is approaching superpower summit later this year. Gorbachevs when they come to Washington t>r the summit ex· tre meeting "cautiously, prudently Reagan outlined his goa ls for the and realistically.'' peeled later this year. Iceland meeting at a Yfhite House In remarks to the Executive The JX'fc'Sident, who has been put gathering Monday and was ex· peeled to deliver a sinnila r preview Exchange Commission, Reagan on the defensive by conservative today to RllPUbllcan and Demo· said he ropes to bulldon his summit supporters, said he had to confess meeting with Gorbachev In Gen· "that hearing suggestions that I'm 'c ratlc congressional leaders. eva. Switzerland, last November, ge!ting soft on communism is for He said this weekend's meeting "and we must oontinue In this me a new- and perhaps the word will mark the initial phase, "a spirit." tltlllatblg is proper ilr that phase of negotiating ... laying the experience." · "And th at's why Iceland Is not groundwork so It pays off In the future. News that Gorbachev's wife, Ralsa, would travel to Reykjavik with her husband SUIJlrtsed the White House, but both Reagan and CINCINNATI iUPI ) - A new perrent favored Increasing !he the first lady said she had no plans poll shows that most Ohioans favor speed limit on Interstate highways to go. "We were surprised th at Mrs. increasing the lntersta tl' highway ou tslde major cities. While 40 percent said the limit Gorbachev Is coming," White speed limit from 55 mph to 00, 65 or should remain at 55 mph, 22 percent 70. House spokesman Larry Speakes said the limit should be 00 mph. 25 The poll of 818 adults throughout told reporters. "It was our under· percent said It should be65mph and standing that the meeting was to be the state, conductEd by the Univerlimited (In numbers Involved), sity of Cincinnati's Institute for 12 percent said It should be 70 mph . straightforward and businesslike." Polley Research .. showed ttlat 00 H Ohioans favor increasing speed limit ~ 'ltlRKEV TROJ"! - No, It 18 a "turlteywalk." Getllnl on the band wagon lor the American Heart As8(lelallon, Melg~~ County branch, to lake part mthe lurkeywalk. 1o he staged Oct. 18, at Metg~~ JOsh Sdlool are employes of tho Kroger Co., Pomeroy. E1111loyes pictured, T·!!Nrt and all, who wW be taking )IU't are front , 1-r,l:.ola ProftiU, Peggy Bmh. Gladys<Auntnp, Carolyn Ohllnser; back, VIc Glllllan, R.,daD Snider and Uta Smith. A turkeywalk h a walk.for-plefl,es event lor the entire family. It's also an event for the corporate family', tlllcordlng to the American Heart Assoelallon, and area buslne881!11 are encouraged to sponsor a team of turkeywalkers. Employes of ... ... Jlroler are clulllengtng olhlir employes of the arm to take part In the evmt that wW he helfl Satunla.v, Oct. 18, at Melp Local IDgh School from 1·3 p.m. Walkers tumlng bt s.tl or"rnore In pledges wiU receive a ln'c turkeywalk T-811111. 'Those turning In Sill or 11 IJiedle! w11 recetve'a free T·shlrt and atui I 1 tanmg 111 IHI or more will ~~lve a T·s• . ana an American Heart Association moded sWeat sui: For additional lnfoimatlon, or to "'!!f Isler, contaCt Mr. and Mrs. BD1y J . Spenoer at 992-6222. Pledge sheets are also avallliblc '!rom MDlle Mid! HI a1 Bank One In Pomeroy, a1 .' � 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 10. October 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 October 6, 1986 davis lee mason nease roush stanley