http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d9a599293f2e6227643dd13e1071fa5f.pdf 831f778457dacf318bc6586ad9da2d7e PDF Text Text I ~· ~·O;h~io;.--...--------...•Th-u•rs•dalliyiil,•Oct•o•ber•30•,1111!11•9•8ft: Page-1:.!-The Daily Sllitiuel Pomeloy-Middl;:aport;;;· .• I< NBA action Ohio Lottery opens tonight Daily 560 PICK-4 9325 -Page 3 ·~·" Serving Meigs, .Maso~ and Gallia (:ounties Since 1864 With Quality Merchandise, Outstanding V;a lue, and Fr.iendly.Service. • at y '. ANMI~ERSARY SALE SALE ANNWERSARY SALE BOY.S' BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S BASIC JEANS SI6.9S S18.95 119.95 122,95 Sale Prices colorful plaids. S, M, L XL Sizes plus 2X. 3X and 4X and tall iizes, too. Perfect Christmas Gift. 121.95 lined Flannels ...... I17.S9 124.9S lined Flannels ...... l19.99 127.95 lined Flannels ..... $22.39 Sizes ....................... S18.99, 129.95 lintd Flannels ...... S23.99 3 Sections, 138 Pages MEN'S OR BOYS' UGHTW£1GHT JACK·ETS · first quality genuine II;;::E;rt Button and Leegin. Good selection of styles 1: the width and color you and colors in men's and boys' sizes. JACKET ....................... S19. 9~ ANNIVERSARY SALE ANNIIIERSARV SALE ANNIVERSARY SAlE SAVE 20% DURING OUR BLANKET SAL£ Select any blanket in CJJMn, full or DUTCH FLOWER BULBS TULIPS • CROCUS - FLOOR COVERtNG VALUES HIGH /LOW SCII.P1111E CAIPn 4 color-Installed w / pad TD. INITAUm BlOWN SCII.PTUIED CAII'R Kanga back- No pad needfl i KNITTING YARN 4 l1J1 ply, twin bed size now. Choo1e from oz. skeins sheet blankets, elactrics. Chatham North Stars , Martex and more . SAVE SOPHIA COLOGNE VINYL UNOI.EUM $544 . !0:TO. PORCH & PAnO IUIF Green and Brown- Assorted grades . 20°/o OFF . , BUY FOR NEXT SU. .I lllll Sl VI! ANMIIIERSARY SALt RUSS TEEN PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR Superior quality sponswear in pre-teen sizes . Select skins, pants, jackets, sweaters and blouses. Solids, tweeds. plaids . Reg. S24.00 Sportswear .................... 519.19 Reg. $26.00 Sportswear_,................ : 520.79 20°/o Pastel colors . Elastic waist sweetpants, stirrup pants. As· sorted stoy.les in sweatshirts . Coty CONCENTRAtE SPlAY Reg. S8.7S, 1/c az ...... s6.99 Reg. s I 0.50, 1 oz..... sa.39 Reg. S16.00, 2 01.... $12.79 R£g. $12 ................ Sole 19.00 REg.l14 ...........'..... Salt 111.00 Reg. 116 ............... Sole 112.00 Reg. 111 ............... Salt 114.00 REg.I20 ............... Solo 115 .00 AMtllnRSAR1 SALE WOMEN'S. TtENS' -CHilDREN'S SOCKS SALE MATERNITY JEANS Wrangler quality. 100%cotton , No fault denim, Sizes 5/ 6 ItO 16/ 16. Footies, anklets and knee socks. Sizes e, 7'1J, 7 -BV., 8-9'12, 9-11 . SALE PRICED SH~ifSALE l/2 PRICE ANNIVERSARY SALE METAL CABINETS BASE CABINETS • UTILITY CABINETS CHINA CABINETS • WARDROBES Reg. 530.00 Sportswear .................... 52 3. 99 .;:. • Jt~!~~m~~~~~~f DRESS SHIRTS pairs in smart new colors. sizes 14% to 17%. Waist size 29 to 42, Big sizes ISI,ee\re lengths 32 to 36 in44 to 50. Arranged by size for Solids, stripes, nee your eesy selection . in regular or· but: 111.95 Dress Slacks ........ $13.27 down collars. 122.95 Dress Slacks ......... S16.07 129.95 Dresi Slacks .....:... 120.97 134.95 Dress Slacks ......... 124.47 Sale Prices 124.00 Skirts ........ 118.00 130.00 Blouses ..... 522.50 PERCALE ·sHEET SETS Includes fitted bottom sheet, SWEATSHIRTS Sizes S, M, Land XL. Solid colors. fleece lined. Choose v,rranglar or Springfoot c~~~~E $844 flat top sheet and pillow cues. Big selection of patterns. Sale Prices 11 D.95 MATCHING SWEATPANTS INCWD£D FUGI BLANK VCR ANNI~ERSARY SALE TAPES -BHS Format LlnLE GIRLS -Fine Quality -T-120 -High Grade Sale FALL TOPS SSBB BLOUSES, SWEATERS KNI SWEATERS and VESTS Colors include navy, brown, l'w•in& and plum. Missy sizes 8 to 20. Petite sizes 6 to 16. Reg. $18.00 Slacks ...... I 13, SO AMNWERSARY SALE MEN'S 110.95 CREW NECK JACKETS, SKiRTS, SLACKS, BLOUSES, BUY 1 -GET THE SECOND FOR ANNIVERSAR1 SALE WOMEN'S LONG GOWNS & ROBES Warm flannels, brust.d tricot, lf2 PRICE qulltlll. dlalllo and oweotohirt kn~s . Reg. f11 to '52. 542.00 Jackets ..... 531.50 Sale Priced. $93 6 TO $4416 Buy one top at regular price: the a,econd top of equal or lesser vakle at V. SALE LITTLE GIRLS WINTER WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS & ROBES Pastels and prints in flannel, nylon, quilted, brushed tricot and challis. Sole Prices Start At Only $846 ANNI~ERSARY SAt~ BEDDING SPECIAL · Serta Contour Correct full HAlf SliPS • Fill SliPS • CAMISOlES Nylon• and poly I cotton blends. White, beige, nevy, black . Size• 32 to 60 and S thru XXX! SALE $420 TO $1120 ANNI~ERSARY SALE FLOOR LAMPS Choose from 3 styles of brass size mattress and boxspring with exclusive posture support system . IS YEAR liMITED WA.ANTY finish floor lamps or 2 styles of wood floor lamps. ONLY Spacial$ $2 s8 FUL~E~ZE :_OCT. 31st Open Friday u·ntil 8 Open Weekdays Until 5 Sale Prices MEN'S VAN HEUSEN DEVON SPORTSWEAR OUR REGUlAR lOW PRKE Includes Knit Tops, s-atshirts, Sweaters and Shirts . Sizes 12 to 24 mos .. 2 to 7 Buy One Shirt and Get The Second Shirt COMPlETE SIZE Sli£CTIOH MEN'S ANNWERSARV SALE $5°0 OFF 99( . . . to $54 9 WORK CLOTHES: We carry the complete line rugged Cerhant brown dude oulated . coveralls. bib overalls blanket· or quilt lined colts liackets. dungarees, V!llts, hoods. E lulbs ................................. 29c 1sc 1u•s ........... ~.................... 11c JOGGING WEAR By $2295. ~9' WOMEN'S WRANGlER SQ. YD. 12' Width - Many Patterns SWEATSHIRTS SALE NARCISSUS - HYACINTHS -DAFFODILS 17.95 Variety lox of SO ... suo 79< to 19< Bulbs ................... 59< ELBERFELD . "CARHAUT" BROWN Polyurethane foam lined, attached hood with drawstring •front hand warmer pockets . !ll•vv. grey, red or brown in ,sizeS, M, L, XL and XXL. S DRESS BELTS 1/2 PRICE Wintuk 126.99 HO.ODED ANNIVERSARY SALE 111.00 to 112.00 Belts ..... 59.19 $12.50 to 114-ltlts .......... 59.99 $14.50 to 115.50 ltlts .. 111.99 116.00 to 117.00 ltlt5 ... 113.19 OUR NEW SElECliON OF WESTERN IUTS INClUIJ(D Beautiful selection of colors and patterns in clip-on styles and four -in-hands. ,.D . :>u Ties ........... Sale SS.99 ,•.,_,,u Ties ........... Salt 56,39 10.50 Ties ......... Salt 57.39 12.SO ties ......... Sale SS.99 AMNI~ERSARY SALE Size 3XL ....... ;.... Sale 527.99 RE~ HEART $1.85 $1 788 SALE Big 124.95 llau Q,.,ng• SIZES 29 to 42 WAIST MEN'S "CARHAUT" Rog. 131.99 BlAZE ORANGE . $1269 Straight leg and bqot Pre-washed · denim. · Sweeaten ..... 515.19 Sweaters ...... 518.39 Sweaters ...... 521.59 Sweaten ...... 523.99 SAVE NOW - Reg. 179.95 S888 SLEEPWEAR SALE Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. GOWNS, ROBES PAJAMAS, MTESHIRTS 51.00 ............... ~ ....... Sole 16.39 511 .00 ..................... Sole sa.79 51 5.00 ................... Sole 111.99 119.00 ................... Sole liS, 19 ANNI~ERSARY SALE SOFAS • LOVESEATS SLEEPERS Many new pieces have just been received. MURR11N AND SAVE /o 'oFF 0 h NOV. 8th Elb~tleldt f'IHIEIDY. OHIO (lit) ,,2·3611 CHAR111 CAkD 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Voter tunlout.· may be small, group says MEN.'S t22.95 BASIC Straight leg styles. Fine quality ribbed corduroy. Sizes 29 to 42 and Big Sizes 44 to 50 . The sea· ion's best shades . Reg. 11'1.'15 Regular Sizes............. 515.99 Reg. 122.'15 ANNWERSARY SAlE VEST DENIM JIANS ANNI~ERSARY MEN'S QUilT UNED FLANNEL SHIRTS Button and snap front styles in ·swEATERS 9.95 522;95 526.95 529.95 AMNIIIERSARY SALE ANNIVERSARY SALE Reverses to camouflage . Zipperfront, S. M. Land XL sizes. MEN'S NECKTIES $800 Reg. 51.7 5 Sacks ........ 51.28 Reg. 52.25 Socks ........ 51.65 Reg. 12.50 Socks ........ 11.88 CORDUROY JEANS Sl 5.95 HUNTING ANNIVERSARY SAlE $1 38810. Flonnels ...... l13.26 Flannels ..... $14.82 Flonnels...... ll5.60 Flonnels...... l17.94 ANNIVERSARY SAl£ MEN'S and Big sizes. poly cotton Tryella flannels, styling, famous makes. blends, wool flannels, oxford S. M, l . XL plus Talis and Big cloths sizes 2X. 3x and 4X. A BEAUTIFll SElECTION Western Shirts ..... SJ1.19 114.95 Sport Shirts ..... 511.88 Western Shirts .... $12.79 516.95 Shirts .... $13.48 8.95 Western Shirts ..... SJ4.19 518.95 Shirts ..... 515.18 95 Western Shirts ..... 117. Hunting vest with game bag with removable ga bag and hunting bib overalls. Work Work Work Work ANMI~ERSAR~ SAL~ . Crew necks, V-necks, coat sweaters and vests. Big variety of styles and colors. White or grey with color tops and solid white. Made by Hanes. tails. ANIIWERSARY SALE · MEN'S OUR NEW FAU SElECnON ' ton thru flap pockets, extra long shin First quality true we:s· HUNTING CLOTHES Boys Sizes 9 to 11 Men's Sizes 9 to 16 . Big and Tall sizes 2X. 3X, and 4XI. SPORT SHIRTS WESTERN SHIRTS Size S. M. l. XL plus Tall sizes blends and plaid "CARHARTT" BROWN DUCK TUBE SOCKS Plaids, solid colors. tweed look, but- MEN'S SALE HEAVY FLANNEL . Regular sizes S. M, Land XL, plus ANNIIIERtARV SALE ANNI~ERSARV EXTRA WORK SHIRTS and lee - Pre-washed Sizes 8 to 18 . Long sleeves, and corduroys. S,tudent dressv and casual looks. sizes 26to 30, Slims, Huokiesand Regular 8 to 16 . Stright leg style. Boys 59.95 Shirts ........... S7,.90 514.95 JEANS ••...•..••• 510.47 Boys' 112.95 Shirts • 116.95 JEANS.. ......... 511.87 Boys' SJ5.95 Shirts ..... 518.95 JEANS ........... 513.27 Boys' 118.95 Shirts ..... ~15.10 .95 JEANS.. ......... S15,37 MEN'S MEN'S & BOYS' Mostly clear tonight, wllh a low near 50. Partly cloudy Saturday, with hlglis near '10·. The probability of proolpltation Is nearr zero today and tonight and 20 percent Saturday. en tine Po me ANMI~ERSARY Number • By DAVID E. ANDERSON WASHINGTON (UP!) -Televised pollllcal advertising using negative messages could contrib· ule lo makinl!· Tuesday 's voter turnout one of llle lowes I In the lasl half -cenlury. a reseavch group says. "While !here are no studies which prove the demagogic television advertising hurts . voter turnout, It Is true I hal the public dislikes I his type of campaign:" said Herbert Cans of the Committee for the · Study of I he American Electorate. Cans said negative campaignin!! •• tends no't to Involve cillzens as participants In lhe political process and the surfeil of nega· tives on television cannot help but give a negative perception of the political enterprise as a whole." His research group predicted Thursday t~at voter turnout In this year's election could be less lhan 73 million of America's 178,335.000 ellgiblee volers- the lowest turnout in nearly 50 years . II s~ld the decline would likely happen desplle a slight national Increase in voler registration. "Despi,J~.H!is Increase In registration, voter turnout is almost certain · to go down In ·1986. resuming since 1966 a decline only brokep in 1982 because of the recession that year," Cans said. adding that registration "has become an Increasingly unreliable toollo determine turnou l." "The only ques lion. Is. how much turnout will decline," he said. "I! II falls below lhe 1978 level," when only 37.5 percent of the eligible v01ers voted, "II will ~I he lowest turnout In nearly 50 yea,rs ." Cans cited a number of reasons !or the likely low voter turnout: -In many oft .he most populous BUSY- Middleport Chamber of Commerce members and their WINNERS - These are ·only three of the mar.y costume prize, slates, such as New York, Ohio, representatives were kept · busy Thursday night at i.he Meigs winners selected In Middleport Thursday night when the Michigan, .Illinois, Maryland . Junior High School football field passing out treats to the many Middleport Chamber of Commerce staged !Is annual communlly Massachusetls aild Indiana, mayoungsters · of the town • who attended the chamber's annual Halloween party at the junior high school football field . Judging jor statewide races are less Halloween party. A variety of treals were provided for each oil he was held for all grade levels and the party brought out the . compellllve than In 1982. children. A parade from the Sears-Fruth parking lot on North creativity of residents who came up with almost every imaginable -In other populous states such Second Avenue preceded the party at the field. costume for the party. These are the first grade winners and as california. Missouri and include Patrick Gerald as Frankensteln'sMolllter; t_vm Kennedy Texas, there are co(npetitive as the prettiest, and Da-:ld Kirkpatrick as Uncle Sam. races bul not necessarily more competlllvl' than tlur years ago. -Voler lurnout. decreased 12 percent In thl' 1986 contested primaries as compared to 1982. By United Press International . know and what I've read. There disavow the SOB for do ing this, vich , the Republican may er of -The 1986 campaign was peJ a,mes A. Rhodes, the Republi- is just no !'nd to the spreading of bu I I thought belter of It. The Cleveland. culiar In thai nellher major can gub!'rnatorlal candidate, AIDS in Ohio. . voters will lake care of It." political party off!'red nalional Meanwhile, The Columbu s Dissays he plans to continue his "This Isn't being n~>gative . Irs Pfeiler, who finished third In patch repor ted loday I he apparissues or themes Ill be debated. -Public opinion polls . rev~aled . campaign agalnstwhal he says Is trying lo clean up a heallh the Republican gubernatorial ent link betw~en .the Rhodes Gov. Richard Celeste's ties lo the department that CelestE' cannot primary in May, said Rhodes' s campaign and a series of newslower woter Interest. · Cans said a decrease in turnout homosexual communlly, despite manage. The life of Ohioan.s is campaign was "prl'ylng upon the paper ads accusing Celes te of could occur despile lwo factors an apparent erosion of support more lmpo rlanl lhan Dick Ce- b ases fears and prejudices we promoting homosex ualil y wa s leste and Jim Rhodes ." have." that would normall:• point'lo an !rom wilhln his own party. slate Rep. Thomas Van Meter , For thl' past two w!'eks , On Wednesday night. Rhodes increase - higher levels of Senale Presidl'nt Paul Gii- R-Ashland, who has been workregistration since 1982 and the Rhodes has said Celesle Is a said in a speech al a Catholic lmor. R-Port Cllnlon. who fin - Ing with the Rhodes campaign all maturing of the "baby boom " "quiel leader" In P..romotlng gay churco In C)eveland that AIDS ished second to Rhodes in th e year. generation (because older, more rights. The target of his criticism vicllms • should be placed In · pr'imary, was reluetanl to dl The Dispatch said Van Meter seltled and married people t!'nd has been a pamphlet distributed "containment" centers and sug· reclly. crilicizl' Rhodes. bu 1wit en and an assoclale. Willia m AI· by the Ohio Dl'partment of gested Celesle's support of gay asked If altacklng homosex uals mendinger, a former aide lo the to vote at a higher ralel. . Health, Instructing homosexuals rights was respons ible for the was part of the party's strategy lale Rep . John Ashlrook, a · "For ihe past two decades. In w))lch types of sexual activi- spread of AIDS in Ohio . to retain control of the Senate. he conservative leader In Congress. voter registration has held relaties lo avoid lo reduce their "It (.AIDS ) Is a No. 1 problem said. " No. but I've sa.ld all I'm asked several printing shops lo lively oons(ant while voter lurand llhlnk we're going to have to · going to say on this." nou I went down 1exc!'pl for chances of contracting AIDS . produce th e ad, which appea red "I don'l care what anybody have some research al treatment 1982)." he said. ·•111 1982, ther~ Michael Colley, chairman of ·in some two dozen Ohio newspapwas no IncreasE> In voter registra - thinks ," flhod!'s said Thursday centers." he said , nollng I hal the the state GOP organlzalion, sa id ers las I week. nigh!. "I'm telling.-you what I number of people In Ohio affic ted the major Issues in the campaign tion, bul voter turnout was The ads w!'re sponsored by a with the disease could double sho uld Include taxes, manage- grou p called Ohio Cilizens for substantially up." every two years. "WI''re In for a ment of sla le government and . Dl'cency and Health and lhe dlfflcull time. Nobody has ever th l' Celeste administration ' s sa me group has appa re nlly been found I he answer. " elhics violations . , tryi ng to buy lei!'VIsion tim e this But several Republican lead· "Thai (homosex ual rights and We<'kend . ers are deserting Rbodes on I his AIDS! was not on my lis t at lhe Several Slalloru; WE're con: Issue. start oft he ca mpaign andlt 's still !acted by a man who said he was " I've lrled lo make it my not on my lis I." Colley said. acting for the Rhodes campaign, MANAGUA, Nicaragua tUPI) busineSs noll a comment. but I his " I think I here are man y more bul Jim Duerk, a Rhodes spokes- A People's Tribunal sum Is loo much," said sta te Sen. Paul important Issues lo be discussed man, senl lellers to all slatlons, Richard E. Jones, Laurel moned captured American Eu - Pfeifer , R-Bucytus. " My lnillal al lhc end of I he campaign than saying the man had no coMecg!'ne Has!'nfus to lestl!y today on Cliff. Pomeroy, has been reacllon was we oughl lo get the the single issue !hal's being lion lo lh.e Rhodes campaign .· named Meigs County's 1986 · charges of ferrying guru; and Republican l!'aders logelher and discussed." sa id Georgi' Vol noperson of the year- one of 12 supplies to U.S .· backed rebels outstanding South!'aslern lrylpg to overthrow Nicaragua's Ohio individuals to be honored Sandlnlsta regime. by the South~>astern Ohio Defense altorney Enrique Regional Council al Ohio Sotelo Borgl'n prot!'sted the University Inn. Ath~ns, Thurssummons Thursday night, sayday, Nov. 6. Ing Hasen!us. a 45-year-old ex-· Bob Evans. presld~nt of the Marine from l'ilarlnelte, Wis., SEORC. slaled lha1 the distinshould not ·testify unlil the guished honoreE's com~ from prosecution finishes pr.esenllng 10 Southeastern Ohio counties Its case. _ . ·and have been nom inated by "I will advise him nol to testify their home communities. This lomorrow," Sotelo said. will b~ th~ 18th annual Pl'rson Hasmlus faces up to~ years In of fhc Year banquet of the prison I! co.nvlcted of terrorism, organization. . criminal association and violaThis year. lhe SEORC lion of public securily laws. changed I he fo rmal and guide, He -was captured Oet , 6, a da y lines lo honor those who have after he parachuledfroma plane been Involved In the creation sbot down by Nica ra guan soldi of lobs and job opportunities Richard E. Jones ers . The C-123 cargo plane was carrying weapons and supplies and Industrial d!'velopment through lhe sale of Industrial !or Conlra rebels. bo th in the prlvale and public bonds; construction of a new The Sandlnlsta People's Tribusector. school for · the menially re-. nal. which aets as judgeandjury. . Son the of.lh!' late Mr. and tard'ed; construction of a Is mad!' up of a JusticE' Ministry Mrs. ·Roy Jones, Minersville, oour.ty heliport; oonstrucllon WINNING COSTUMES - These little goulles, judging category at the Pomeroy community lawyer and two government Jones has served as a M ~> lgs of a 45-unlt housing prolect for ghostles, goblins, etc., were the winners In the Halloween party. employees. Its conviction rate .Is {:aunt:;, Commissioner since I he el.derly and handicapped; kindergarten through sixth grade costume nearly 100 percent. 1976. He worked In I he banking acqulslllon of a $650,000 housbuslness for 16 years. He was a lng rehabllllatlon gran I Iori he member of lhe Pomeroy Ex- needy; !ormatlonoftheME>igs empted Village S,chools Board Counly-operaled Emergency of Educalion and was clerk of Medical Services to servE> the that board. He was the flrsl entire county; and locallng . president of lh!' Meigs Local the Big Whl'el Department GALLIPOLIS- Charles Le<' II following a nine-day trial In 20 after prosecution and de!!'nse evidence bull ets. The defe nse Board of Education and he has Store In Meigs County through was released from custody common pleas court In No- counsel questioned prospecllve attor ney also questioned Whf're served as chairman of I he lhe sale of Industrial revenue Thursday night after a qlne-man , vember and December 1983. Lee jurors throughout the day and was thl' doctor who performea Metgs County Republican Ex- bonds. three-woman jury In Gallla was sentenced to 15 years to life Into the evening of Ocl. 19. the Shirley Fursl' s abortion. His ecullve Commiltee since 19n. Jones Is married to the Counly Common Pleas Court In prison . Closing arguments were h!'ard questio ns also centered-on wherE> He Is president of I he Meigs former Donna Wells of Middlefound Lee not guilty of murder. Thursday morning and lhe jury were Greg Holcomb's fril'nds County Elderly Housing pori and they have lhree Alter deliberating 6'h hours, However, In January of lhls went Into dellberalioru; at 12:20 and cousin who allegedl y wilCorporation. chlldr!'n, Kimberly Quinn, the lury returned the verdlcl'at 7 year, the Fourth District Court of p.m. nessed Lee driving past the During his career as a Harlford, CoM., and Bretl p.IJ). The verdict was read aloud Defense altorney James CaHolcomb reside nce on the way 'lo Appeals determined lhal Ll'e's commissioner, Jones has as- and Susan, at home. 15 minutes later to an emollona! Fifth Amendment rlghl to coun- sey, following Pre;;!'~ tor JOseph • the murder site; and where was sis led with numerous projects Thursday 's ev!'nl will gel reaction !rom members of Lee's sel dur)ng questioning had been L. Cain, began his closing argu· the man whom F urs ! allegedly Including obtaining over ~ underway at ~<30 p.m. wllh a · family who were on hand. violated and order!'d a new trial. men I by stating·thai !he prosecu- spenl a portio n of the nlghl wilh million In stale and federal hospitality hour and the ban· Judge Richard C. Rod!'rlck Jr. The appeals court's objection tion did not produce any physical on March 3! . Non!' of lhem grants for Meigs County; quet will be al 6:30. Jones will discharged the jurors after the centered on taped telephone evidence proving his client's testified.. · oomplellon of the inultl- · be Introduced by Pomeroy verdict was read , and then conversall,ons made by Shirley guilt. The prosecut ion's case , Case;;' purpose building to house the attorney Bernard Fultz. ordered Lee's release lrom lhl' Furst, a major prosecution witThe Point Plea·sant attorney told Ihe jury. had only the health · d!'partment, mental Tickets for the dinner are Gallla County Jail, where he had ness, with Lei'. The ta.pes and also asked the jury severa l statement of Furst •. who had, health facllllles, the tubercu - available at the offices of been held during Ihe trial. Furst's festlmony played a key ques tions abciut holes in the through her own actions, proven losls office and tile senior attorney Fultz; West Sroond Lee, W, Point Pleasant, was . role In thefiFsttrlal, buiihetapes prollecuu~n·s cas~> . Casey won- herself to be selfish. Casey also clllzens center; construction Slreet, Pomeroy, at $12 .SJ convicted In the March 1983 were not ~>ntered as evidence In dered why the prosecu tlon did , stated thai the prosecution did of a new 100-bed nursing home. · each. shooting death of Barbara L. the retrial. not bring forth evidence proving not thoroughly investigate lhe Twyman, 17, Rl. 1, Ewington, · The retrial got underway-Oct. that .Lee ourchased the lxlx of murder. Man of ihe year title goes to Richard ]ones Gay rights issue splits Rhodes .backers ·U.S. captive set to testify . Jury finds Lee· · n Qt guilty of '83 murde~ - • �Friday, October 31, 198& ! F.riday, October 31, 1986 The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 ·.: fluke goals cap ~eird . NHL night _: ;, By LISA HARRlS ·~!. UPI Sports Writer ;: A crazy bounce caused one tie and one broke . an even crazier ap~ther Thursday night, capping 4·1>alr of-bizarre games between ~WO Sets Of heated diVISIOri rivals. After · watl'hlng tl\e MontreaT Canadlens move In front on -two · fluke goals; Bosto n Bruin defen· seman Ray Bourque forced overtime with a weird.shot or his own midway though · the game that stoo(l up as the tying goal in the 3-3 Adams Dlvislorr draw. In a 26-second span of the second period, Montreal's Mike Phee scored off a skate at 6: 58, and again when Chr is Nilan's rebound bounced off his left leg and past · goaltender Bill Ran , ford. The pair put Montreal ahead 3-2 until Bourqu e scored at Celtics-_open . NBA season at Bullets. ' 11 :59. "It was a knuckler," Bourque said. " I hit It while It was on edge and all three guysduckedinfront of the net. It just caught the corner. Sometimes going to have brel'l ks .!J·Th~~J~:W'("' Or better ones. Devil~ escaped with a 7·6 Pa·tri(~k Division triumph over the New York Islanders when Aaron defenseman Broten scored Denis Potvin's ska'te with 38 seconds remaining in overtime. "It .was a game of crazy bounces," Islanders go~lie Kelly Hrudey said. "Three oft heir first four 'goals were deflections ·and the seventh was off Denl!> ." The Islanders scored three goals In each of . the first two periods - outshootlng the Devils 22· 7 and 11·9 - to lead 6-4. Of ' those first 10 goals, s£'Jen came on the power play and one The Daily Sentinel short·handed. There was a disal· lowed Islanders goal when a (uSPS lf~INOI Devil knocked the net off its A Dlvl81on or Mu1tl!f1edla, Inc:. magnet, and a scoring change Published every afternoon , Moniiay that took a hat trick away from throqgh Friday, 111 Court St .. PoMark Johnson, who like Broten meroy, Ohlo1 by the Ohio Valley PubUshlng Company/ MultlmMia, Inc., contributed four points for New Pomeroy, Ohio 15769, Ph. 992-2156. SeJersey . cond class postage paid at Pomer oy, Ohio. The teams combined for three '!.Member; . In less than 2~ minutes of goals Uqlted Press International, the first per i:Jd. Then, In the LJnJand Dally Press Association and the )Ohio Newspaper Association . National '. seco nd, New Jersey scored three dvertl.slng Representative, Branham straight goals before promptly ewspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, ~ew York, New York 10017. surrendering three· in a row by FLYING LEAP- New Jersey DevU Ken Daney ill (right) leaps ·~ . · New York. !POSJ'MASTER: Send address changes over New York Islander Brent Sutter to avud a check during first In the third period the Island· ~- The Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St., period play In the Patrlck .Divlsion game in East Rutherford, N.J. ;romeroy, Ohio 457111. ers were outshOt, 11·3. outscored, Thursday night. The DevUs won, 7·6. (UPI) SUBSCRIPTION RATES . 2;0. and took a penalty with 16 ;. By Carrier or Motor Route seconds left. They killed that off iQne Week .......... ............ :............ $1.25 In overtime and their big guns ~ne Month ....... ... .... ................... $5.45 managed to force a faceoff deep ~ne- Year ............................... .. $65.00 In the New Jersey zone when they ~: . SINGLE COP\' By RICHARD LUNA allowed E2'oten and Pat Verbeek PRICE ' after the hearing. hally .... ........ .. .................... 25 Cents UPI Sports Writer the decisive 2-on-1 rush - that Darling, Teufel · and Mets · ' . -Subscribers not desiring to pay thecarHOUSTON (UP!) -New York pitchers RiCk Aguilera and Bob would have been blown if Potvin er may remit In advanre direct to didn't rush In to put his skate in, ' Met's pitcher Ron Darling and Ojeda were arrested July 19 for he Da.lly Sentinel on a ~. 6or 12 mon th. the way. ' second baseman Tim Teufel. who allegedly attacking two off-duty sis. Credit wtll be given carrier each l:'""k. In other NHL games, Toronto 'earlier . this .week helped the officers working security , at National League team . win the Cooter's nightclub. The Incident whipped Hartford~ &-2; Detroit }lo subscriptions by ma\J permitted In arros iwherr home carr ier Sl'rvlce Is downed Mlnnesota,3-l, and Phi· World Series , will be tried Jan. 26 began when Teufel tried to leave available. ; ' . on felony charges of aggravated the bar with a beer, a violation of !ade lphia ripped Quebec 6-3. '-. MaJI SubscrtpUoas At Toronto, Russ Courtnall assault of two pollee officers. Texas law. Inside Meigs County Darling and Teufel sat silently scored a goal and added three Darling a nd Teufel earlier 3 Weeks ......... .. ...................... $11.29 assis ts to help defeat Har tford . during a brief hearing Thursday. pleaded Innocent to the charges. ~Weeks ........... .. ................ ..... $34.06 ~Weeks .................................. $66.56. Courtnall set up Toronto's fir st District Judg<' Joe Kegans heard "I'm going to give them (jury) ' Outside Melp County pretrial motions before setting two goals, both by Gary Leeman, · the evidence and hopefully, if Ia Weck, ..................... .. ........... $18.20 and scored his third goal of the the trial date. The two players th ey're reasonable people, 26 Weeks .................................. $35.10 !2 -Week! .... ......... ..... ... .......... ... $67.60 refused to speak .,vlth reporters season In the second period. Continued on Page 4 ~ .l I I We Lo"e Being Busy. Come On Down And H·~tp Out .... ~ SATURDAY Met ·trial set for late January NOV. 1st ONLY AM 'TIL 1 2 ·TOMATO 46 oz. JUICE ~AN ~ PM 46 OZ. CANS SNOW FLOSS CAN · . ~ CAMP ' .ONE ·DAY ONLY . SATU.RDAY .NOVE BER·1 CHU.CK ROAST SUPERIOR SNOW FLOSS .FRANKIES FILLING THOROFARE FS or CUT GREEN BE ..1:• GOLDEN DELICIOUS BROASTED CHICKEN LEGS CHERRY 20 $ 99 FOR oz. CAN .. • power forward. The Celtlcs will start thE:·· . season like they have begun ·15: others - by raising a champion·~. s hip banner. No. 16 could be.·· tough, considering they have the': league's oldest r~ t er and enter the season with s!Veral key players illjured . · Starilng guard Danny Alnge fractured two vertebrae In ·an Oct. 17 exhibition game against Houston, and is expocted to be out another week . Reserve center Bill Walton, 34 and the winner of the NBA' s Sixth Man Award last season, IS· hobbled by his fragil{ rtght ankle. · · Expected io form the startjng lineup Friday are Larry Bird and Kevin McHale at forward, Ro· bert Parish at center and Dennis Johnson and Sam Vincent ~t guard. · Reserve forward Scott Wed-. man, 34, will start the season on injured reserve, as his light heel has not fully recovered from minor, offseason surgery. Not since a Dec. 6 klss to Portland have the Celtlcs been defeated at Boston Garden, where they have won 38 consecut ive games, Including 10 during the playoffs . · In other opening-night games, It Is -New York at New Jersey, Indiana at Phlladeiphi a, Milwaukee at Detroit, Uta h at Dallas, San Antonio at Denver, Golden State at Phoenix , L.A. Olppersat Sacra men to, and Seattle at Por· tland. KC junior high teal)l wins, 20-0 ' The Kyger Creek junblor high school football team concluded Its season last week by de!eaUng Hannan Trace, 20-0. Kyger Creek finished the sea· son with a 5·2 record. Leading the way for KC was Joey Edwards with two touchdowns. He rushed for 74 yards. Shane Swisher had one touchdown and Phil Bradbury 72 yards. Paul Adkins , Jason Leach, Sean Denny, Danny Polcyn, Rob Gilmore, Eric Matthews and ~b GilmorE stood out defensive~. LB. . ·THANK VOU • G•••• 12 OZ. PK8. PORK & BEANS •' USDA CHOICE TENDER KIDNEY Pll off By United Press International The Boston Celllcs open the. NBA season tonight· against the Washington Bullets. a team that took the most drastic offseason measures to chalienge the 1986 champions. Washington atquired three, . time~MVP center Moses Malone and · Terry Catledge. 'from the Philadelphia 76ers, Coac h Kevin Loughery's f9rmer team. The Bullets also acquired forward Jay Vincent and playmaker Darwin Cook, and drafted swing· man John Williams as a sopho· more out of Louisiana State. "I'm looking forward to the year," said Loughery, whO took over for Gene Shue with 13 games remaining last season. " I think we've Improved dramatically." Gone are two of last year's starters : center Jeff Ruland and forward Cliff Robinson, both sent to Philadelphia In the draft-day trade. Also gone Is. Iarmer starting playmaker Gus Willi· ams. a veteran free agent the Bullets have no In ten lion of signing. Returning are 7-foot.6 .center Mailute Bol and guards Frank Johnson and Jeff Malone . Jeff Malone is coming off an AU-Star season· and is back after a brief, training-camp walkout over contrac t figures. The streak· shooting, three·year veteran was the second -tilghest scorer among NBA guards last season (22.4 points). behind only World B. Free. _ Malone Is fully recovered from an eye Injury that had sidelined him after 74 games last season. Washington, ll-43 last season. has not advanced past the first round ofthe playoffs the last four seasons. John Wllllams , who just turned 20 Sunday, entered training camp 30 pounds overweight, but nonetheless has been impressive In exhibiting NBA·class offen· slve moves . Vincent Is out for at least the first month of the season with a ruptured tendon In his light rtng finger, but he is ex pocted to supplant Dan Roundfield as the starter at small forward , while Ca tledge Is a potential starter at • We are hauling water from out of town to rinse your _car with - No more ugly streaks .after your car dries. STOP BY AND SEE WHAT WE MEAN ••••• DRIVE AWAY WITH A CLEAN, .NEW CAR LOOK·.~.. · G.REAT TASTING. SUPERIORS DUTCH LOAF 99 LB. AUTOMATIC WASH ONLY S3.00 ·.Attendant On Duty 9 am 'til 7 pm .. ·•'• • .• • • Check Our Dairy·Specials OPEN 24 HOURS •' ' ' .. '• �·, . The Ohiu • ances In .By BILL BEACON PARIS (UPiJ -Boris Becker removed ali the drama from his rematch with 1985 'wtm'b!edon fin a list Kevin. Curren. posting a 6·2. 6·4 Thursday to advan ce to the quarterfinals of the $625,000 Paris Open indoor tennis tournamen t. The No. I seed from West Ger m a ny; apparently recovered from his long flight from Japan Sund ay, needed on ly 1 hour, 16 minutes to win. Becker won the firs t of his two Wimbeldon ti tles against Curren. No.2 Yannick Noa h of FranC<' struggle d to a 4-6, 6·4, 6-3 victory . over Karel Novacek of Czec hos· lovakia and No . 3 Henri Leconte ot Ftance downed Paolo Ca ne .of Italy 7·5, 6·4. . No. 5 John McEnroe was well off his bes t form in defeating Haitian qualfier Ronald Agenor 7·6 (7·01 , 6·3. McE nroe star ted the match only 15 hours after beating qualifier Todd Nelson in the first ro~nd Wednesday. · McE nroe needs to win to have . hope of , belng among the GROUND STROKE - Second seeded Boris Bcckf'r of Wesl Germany prepares lo de liver a forehand r eturn lo 19th seeded K<•vin Curren of Fry QOt fooled ~y slow Buckeye .start tourney eight qua ilfl ers for t he Masters in New York DPcrmber. The paris winner earns 400 Grand Prix poi nts and $100.000. No. 6 Mikael Pernfors of Swede n, t he 1986 French Open finalis t, en joyed his second con· secutive strong match in defea t· ing Aus tralia's Paul McNamee 6-3, 7·6 (7·4) arid another Swede, Jonas Svensson. beat French · man Guy Forge! 6·2, 6-1. In Friday·s quar'l erflnals, it's Becker vs ." Svensson, Noah .vs . No. 8 Tim Mayolte a nd Leconte vs. Per.nfors. McEnroe·, playing his third consecutive qualifier, faces Sergio Casal of Spain. . . The 32- man tournament, which ends Su nday, carries the top prize money of any regular non -Gran d Sla m event ·this : : I season. • • 992-6836 NOW 'OPEN UNDER NEW t : , ; Middleport "Davry (J ohrison, · lhe Mets ma nagen told me aft er the four th game, 'I wan I yoo back."' That wa s before Knlghl deli· vcred two of the biggest hit s of th£' season. He rontrlbuted a n RB I singl e fhen scored the winning run in New York's thr ee -ru n lOth inn ing in Gam e 6. season. His World Series performance did nolhing to hurt his markPI va lue. contract but u :it 19 Monlrelll ..... ............. $ J 3 IS -H 411 lolllon .................... :. li ~ i 11 :n :n lartfGrd ............ , .. .. ..& 3 I I 30 Jli BMUalo ..................... ! 7 t ~ 211 3~ • .• ru.m pbell C'oalfftncr f N orrl~ Dl\'btlon E WLTPI!i . GFGA ~ , I f ~ ~ • Met ! 'Co ntinu ed on Page :1 t~ey'rr not go ing to Je t so meo nio off bccaus(' thev won thr Wor ld strles," sa id Ha rris Cou nt y A-ssii' tant Di s tr ict Attornr,v Mike ,\lldcrson. "They hit these police o!fic0rs. We have ev idence to i' how !h a t and !ha l'!\ whal we intend to s!lOW. If you were on a jury. would yo u le t . someone off llf'· c~use they wo n lhe Wor ld srries?" 'Anderson also said Dick De· Guerin . the attorney rcprrsrnl · l!ig Darlin_g and T!'ufcl . ca lled· ,him during the< Natio nal Le~gue 'playoffs betwrcn th e Mrl s and fffJus ton Astros and as krd for a ph:-a bar gj n agrC'emcn t. :0eceurln de nied askin g for an agrct>mPn t. •" We have ncYer. and I want 1lfa1 to tw vcr~· clear. nfl\'C' I' o!fer!'d 10 plrad guilt y. ever," [)(>Guerin said . " 11 won' t happrn. 1t:s no1 go ing to happC'n. it has n' l happl'ned . It' s jusl not h·uc . "We'll acccpl a dis mi ssal and . g6 about our bu sinCSi'. That' s the only thing we' ll accept. Wc ' J•c going 1o tr ial J a n . ~6. Thc.,c gu ,vs dfdn' t do a n yt hi ng wro ng . T ey ' rr not gu iltv." • -Thr scuffl e a t Coo ler' s began . w)1 r n Offi ce r D.L. Bris tley tried to' stop Teufel, who is acc used of hl l tlng 1he offi cer wil h his elbow abd kicking him in the groi n. Darlin g a ll eged ly gra bbed a seco nd officer by th r throat. , Aguilera and Ojeda face mi s · demean or cha r ge,; of trying to help lheir tea mmate; avoid arres t. They have pleaded not gu il ty and ' face a hea r ing on Monday. :If Darling. and Trufe l are . conv icted , they fac e maximum penalties of 10 years in,pr ison and $5.000 In fines . "I'm loo king for a co nvicllon for what . th ey did ," Anderson said. " ll' s up ,·o the jury. Tr we've got a jury th at Hs tens lo the facts oft what went o n. lthlnktheywlll ;co nvictl, but that ' s not for me to qeclde . That's lor thlt;e 12 people to decide ." 8 II &<attlf' - PIIU•t<d lt'vard Siitf' M t·MIIhlu , tm lnJqreil rf'Mft" V('. t.a,., M~o~r.flud - Nam.d ftoh \hd " h:l!ikr·i· ball t11ac:h. Fnotbllll lndlnnv.poll'! - " 'll.iYl"d t:orntrhw 1: Pn'illon D~t\' 1!4, 1 • Plliladelphlit - ."i..p ed .~1rOliiJ !ln fr ly p.m . . Hu~licli'C.:lll'y . qp J ackson for averaged 9. 7 ~m a ssed 179 'i9ut of f•"Brent's the \11 America. bar '{lie's as good a t~e seen." ON ALL 1986 Pltbobur~th since 1972. • "Miami is the best team we have played this season and Auburn Is r ight there with them," said Florida Coach Galen Hall. " Fullwood Is an ~ggres ­ slve, physical back who gives It 100 percent on every down . They are much better offensively with more formations, a better pass· ing attack a nd sever a! dangerous weapons. " Auburn's Jeff Burger leads an offense that averages 39 poin ts per game. Burger has throw n for 1.063 yards a nd eight tou ch· downs . The Tigers' defense has n' t allowed m ore than 14 . points in any game. The Gators, 3-4, have been una bl e tocompensatefor the loss of scholarshlps to NCAA proba· tion and the departure of runni ng backs John L. Williams and Neal Anderson to the NFL. Quarter · back Kerwin Bell has m is.• ed the last two games because of a knee injury. Rodney Brewer wtll start Saturday . Auburn plays Alabama Nov. 29 the Paul who backed years. has carry and last week In a State. running back " says Dye. back as Must be 62 years ·of age or handi,apped 81(· ~::::;;;=;;:;;;;;;;;::::;:;~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~O~h~io~:: ~· VOTE REPUBLICAN ForChitf Julllce ot 1111 Supromo Cou~ GENERAL ELECTIO N - NOVEMBER 4 , 1986 MEIGS COUNTY FRANK D. CUEIRWE llllii!.,.C-101 11 t71 1,111 "' ... tMH TKDMAS l. MOY£R ru. - ~ .... •• ·' • ., 0 Punth Here ,, •• J He lsman race . "Tlwy outplaye d us phy sica lly last y!'ar andl d0 n'• see that happening to is yPar " Miami , 7·0. ha.<' p it•) crt Flor ida Stafo, 4-2-1. 2!l times ~ in co .19:>1 and leads thr se I"' l li 1? Denied the benefits y nu de· serV<' ? C'a ll a Iawver with P Xpr'f'(Pr1 Cf • 10 handlil•!( Soclai Seeurlty cases. Nn attorney fpe unlPSs your r!ain 1 is appr oved F r :: ; t !l:\ i ~ l consultallon . SEOAL Gallipolis at Jackson AthPns a t Loga n Warren Local a t Mariett a Iowa's only win was . ~ 20·14 dec ision iii Iowa City .i n 1983, but \ Fry said he thinks th at kl11d. of dom ina nce is a thing of t he Pil-St. WE'RE OPEN FOR YOU FRIDAY'S UNTIL 7 P.M. Includes Lobby, Installment Loan oep.artment, Drlve·ln And walk·UP Window I' Peoples Bank .,The Better Bank" • TVC Meigs a t Federal-Hockin ~ Alexander at Miller Trimble at Nelsonville-York Vin ton County at We llston OTHERs Steubenvill e vs SleubenviJ ,., Calholic Orville a t Wooster Columbus South at Miffli n Ashland at Mansfield Belpre a t Williamstown Portsmouth at Portsmouth West Washington CHa t Rock Hill Coa l Grove a t Fairland Point Pleasant- Open Rllchie County at Waham a SATURDAY'S GAME De Sales vs . Columbus Hartley, a t Bpechrroft Southern at Eastern Ohio State has domi nated Iowa· recent ly, wlnning-18-ofthe+ast 19• meetings betweeh the twoteams, • dating back to 1962 . ·· MEMBER F.D.I.C. 2212 JIICkoon A Polo! - t , W. Ve. SthSto-rret Hoven. W. Vo. 882·2135 New e7s-tt2t . .. .. - - - .' '' ' '' ··'' tav.;-•rdc: 'iPven counl 1y Hnd the h?acto21 ~ n the SVAC Oak Hili at Southwestern North Gallla a t Kyger Creek Hannan . Trace at Symmes Valley Cochra n won $87.:l31 las t yea r gbod for 87th on the money Jis t a nd exempt sta tus for thi s year. Briggs, who started his rou nd o n the back nine, was a t 6- under until he bogeyed the par -3 eighth hole. but was pleased with his round . . T~ times lf! 1~l w ~tr in ryq ' ~ : ~- c1 ~\ 7.7 victory. " 1 remcmrer being l.HI 1!1:.grou d a lot. " sai 1 Testvverd c thr hlghesl -ra ted p a~s l'l ' in I ~ '' freshman Jim Bryant. .. "Based on performance, Rl~k may be as good as any r unning · back In the rountry . He doesn't get a lot of publicit y. He's n.ot a rea l flasll\' runner. but he gets every foot of yardage he can get out of every r un ," Fry said , ~-'--....l------------- ·--·--_;_------1 •• ,, Un-official, Sample Ballot ' Statc c;;arked I Tonight's games I Cochra n Is 120th on the money lis t with $68,217 in winnin ~s. bu l said his game ha s Improved recently. :'My gam e has rea lly been com ing around the past fi ve or s ix weeks," he sa id . "I really played well on the back ninetoday ." Your Deafer On The River.... VOTE NOVEMBER 4th In a game that will probably tleclt!e the SouthPastern Confer e nce title. Ac-r<l!s the state. co-No, 19 F'lorida State pl ays No . 1 Miami at the Orange Bowl. Aft er losing to two top teams , the Seminoles tu rned · to Danny McManus at quar terback a nd have won tluw • straight . But Hurricanes quarterback Vinny Testaverd e. who may be slojYed ~ a sore foot , will be· under prPS s ur e, too. F'lorida holds 1-stroke lead Fla. (UP!) ~oc m1 o , who has ll fled the last seve ral a one -shot lead !fc•~ nd round of the a u<passee Open. uca h. Ky., shot 6- unde•r·o·al66 Thursday to top bvlllob E. Smith and a t tt. ? Ktllearn Cochran closed out with birdies o n the a nd the par·418th, o n the par· 72. 1-614-992-7022 ""tl ga Jr JP Hway at Washington ~ our "''""<~• kiiiPd us . We played tha t ha\e hil 19 of 11ls top ¥' well for three quarters agai ns t players. Alabama','' he said . " I'm just scarP<! to dea th ear til "Basically, we are a very solid ballgame that the othf'l' team is football team thai has fought going to find our weak nesses," h( bac k," Bruce said . 'ald . · Fry said. he was impressed Ohio Staie Coach Earle Brilc with the ' · Buckeyes' s hutoul sald' tbe verdi<'t I' still out on hi ' against Minnesota . team . , · . " It surprised ' me they could " We' ll :know more alt or this play that well against a very line gam e about how far we'V\' • offens ive learn, " 'he said. prog rPRsr>d. ObVIously this l' still ln add itio n to a pair of top a ,·ery big iesi fm r,ur football <it•fenses, Sat urday's game wil l learn, " he said. · featur e two of the Big Ten's top Ohio State and low· rank a t the running backs in Iowa senior top of the Big Ten !n (l~fo>ns e and Kir·k Bayless and Ohio State Bruce thinks that' s the key to any Big Ten ch ampionship LPanJ. " Defense Is wh at wins for you. OffensP is for show. We want lo be a stro ng delensl\'e fooiba!.l team ." hP said . "Basc!ally, our defense was very g90d aga!ns.t Mbtnes•Aa (last. \\'e~k ) . We tim lt~q, tben• trJ ·no pnints· ~nd very lew big pl ~ty s. " I've always .feit we had f.1 strongdrfen.lv ~ !Pilm. W<' g0t oH to a slow start agai·"" t Alaha rn a a n<l WHshlngton. 1wo ver v enoxl L otba' l t eanr~ . W ~ ga' ,. i ~·' dubbed America's best by coach ~ F ullwood IN STOCK FOR FURTHER DETAILS CAU TODAY ~ ...,. 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Knighl relived som!' mom!'nls from Ihe World Series. ex pressed di sa ppointmc nl O\'e r teammat e Dwight Gooden not allendi ng 1he team parade and di scussed the fulurc of Mets right . fielder Darr,·J Strawberry. IWJIM'Ihall A.ll:mla- Cut.II\Uird .Johnny D: 1vi~ and pllll't'd lorWa rtl Ant•tnt• tarr ()n ttl~ ~ U & · "~- :n ~~~ II fAimolllon 11.1 v .. oo.\o!•r, 19 ::~ wou!cl ' Knight mad e his rem ark> at a riews conference in which he was hOnored by Sport Magazine as Ihe Most Valuab le· Pta,vcr of 1he Wor ld Series. New York CAL) - N11med ·lilY Ward hltlln.-ln ~lruclor. Ntw .f ri'M')' 7, S\' bl1111dm. & tql'l MoMrt:!ILI :J, BoRton :J, (lit-) ":1 Tornnlo i. Hartford '! · Fhlhul• l,hlu Q, Qllt>lw-t· a Dfotroll :l. Mlhne~o~n&u I Frklu.¥',.; G..Ur . •' ' Now Taking ReseNatlons Far ·Hall day or Church P•rtles LUNCH SPECIAL..........s3.00. ' .rt !I VII.III'OU\'t'r ................ t IIi I ! 5 . Thui'!Mta)''t~ Rt'tilllllo I I rfiuch o! an . ."1 wis h they would come up 10 me wilh a two -year deal and give me a pat on the back. but l' vr been around long enough to know thai is n't go ing to happe n," Knigh t said . career. flllj!llry .. .. .. .......... .... :1 i I LA. ........................... J M 0 ~ "-'lllllm'IIMia. l.ll11 Allg!lf'!j - Anaounrf'd rt'l:lremml of mlmr - tea~~:•e m~&r~aiJer Stlln \\'w;lak . ~ ~ F..tlmnntnn ................ 7 1 11 11 " 'lnniJH•a: .................. ~ 1 1 !I ~ception ~ lme r . accept a one-yea r deal if terms were right. Express in g more affec tion for his teammates lh an for the Met s orga nizat ion, Knig ht stress ed he was takin g Ihe mow as i nsurance in today's ma rket. mujor ·leaguc Mlnnf'Mnt ~ : ~ :~ ....... ......... " 5 1 ~l.l.ot~M ................... ;I :t Z Chlca~ .................... 2 7 ! ~mythr Dl\'blon ~ ! Watch for New Hours Neill Week BueMII ' Alht.nlll - Clllchw·fl~ baseman Trd SfmmOM !IJ... d a 1-)'~IU t.'flni.l'lll'l. Bllltlmorto - Ttlll._,d pKt.!her Storm D1ntol &8 Swt Dltop lor ratr.lw.>r Tf'rry Kt'Jihl'd)' lllld mllltOr·leal{ue pkckt'f Muk Ad*"" Dlv~lo• Qu.etlf'l~ .. .................. . li a 2 • HOURS: 11-4Mon.·Thurs. Fri. & Sat. 11 to 7 - SUN. 12 to 5 Transaction.'! . W L T Pht.GFGA fhll a ........................ 11 ! 0 Ul 41 21 PIU • ..... .... ......... .. ... . : !! 3 I Ul 54 41 Nf'W•h ")'·······-······ .... 6 I I I'Z -IJ .u WMh .... ......... ..... .. .... 5 l I II -1$ 41 !'.'\' l ~o~landl•r!i ............ .t 4 1 t ~ ~ I Nl' R&nlfrM ............. 2 I -1 II !«:i n " ' •' Knight said he was slX'k in g a two -y ear PlUrlek 'D t,·IMioll belfig- uJJdei e~ l ~o " <a id f' ty , d~jf, c t ~<l DV&r a .r2·Sh ol1njuri ~ By SCOTT SONNER IOWA CITY, Iowa (UP l ) ... lo}Va Coach Hayden Fry says he wasn:t fooled by Ohio State · ~ slow start this season. "I've always said, and (Michl· gan Coach) Bo Schem bechler has always said , when the smoke clears Ohio State Is going to be t he re," Fry said "Traditionally !heY are one of the best teams around . Right flOW, they appear lObe one of the top learns In the natiqn," he said, the 12fh,' ranked Hawkeye.s host co-No. 17. OhiO State Satur · day in a key Big Ten battle t hai has drawn the a ttention ot 12 bowl scouts. Ohio Slate, 4·0, 5·2 overall, Is tied with Michigan for the leagu e Ie.a d. The Buckeyes lost their first two non-conference games to Alaba m a and Washington , bu t. are riding a five-game winning streak , . Including shutou ts against Illinois and Minnesota . Iowa, 3-1, 6-1 overall, sulfered it' only loss to Michigan , 20·17, a tea m Ohio State must play in the season finale. "It 's just incredible that we are only three points awav from 111(ht Wai N ( 'fl nfft'fntt' •• M~NAGEMENT Mil~~. t"ltllih~ra:h uH!Il . l.rmlw ,' nl~~;ht ~ ~~~:t.:::::::::::::::;::::: lhc U.S. in th~ seco nd round of the Paris Indoor tennis tournament Thursday. Becker won in straight sets 6-2 and 6·~ to advance to the qua rter finals . (UPI) who wi lltur n J1 in December, has played two years with the M~t s a nd is now e ligible for fi·ee agency. After hiHing .218 in 198.5, Knight rebo unded wit h a · .29R Chk!ap 111t By U•ltt•d Pr~M lateri'MI.IIuw.l 1 ~VP Knight filing for free agency By MIKE TULL\' UPI National Basehall Writer NE W YORK 1UP I I - New York Mets third baseman Ra\' Knight said Thursda\' he plans to file for frlX' agency bu 1 hopes to remain with Ihe club he rece nt II' led ' 10 a World SNie.s c hampio ns hip . NHL results , ;' LaSALLE CHRISTIAN DINING . 137 N 2nd Daily REPO * ON TRADITIONAL FAMILY VAWES * ~ •• '., .. For Governor and lieutenant Governor 1 For Gmrnor: for Lieutenant RICHARD f. CELESTE PAUl R. LEONARD. ano Go~e rnor : .... ·' f01 Justitt ollllt Suprome Cou~ To ~ole lor Governor aM j. ~Dtmoc!.t!lt L1eutenant Govl!rnor punch --.,---- --'---~--~ one nal,e be.,10e l h~ 11umt>er ·1 for the ~~ ~ of caM idJ!es ol 1 for Go ~ e r~ or ; for lieutenant Got trf!or: 1• • , . . . ' - " " ' ' " ROBERT E. HOLMES ·:·.' FRANCIS E. SWEENEY ' lhll ,. Ill - · ... IIIJ .,., •• > ' - I JAMES A. your Ch01ce I RHODES IW~ll _.., OII~IIUI HCE I "'' ROBERT A. TAR, II .... 0 Punch Here f01 Justice ollllo Sup11rirt Cou~ HERIERT R. BROWN """ ,.,. ~~~~"'t I I ll\ JOYCE J. GEORGE lltllltl Ml - · ... 1111 for Attorney General ANTHONY J. CELEBREZZE, IR. tlt'I)OCIII t BARRY LEVEY IIIII ftl IIIII ..,, lUI !liE! R • p..Oiot ~n .... .... 0 PunC'h Htre For Judie of lht Cou~ of Appeals 14th Otstrlcl) lf"' l,..t.-OI'"fl.IIH IYIII t~ P« lllfll 11,1~ 011£1 EARL E. STEPHENSON • Prepared as a n educationa l servic ? lo volPn . For a compl ete sl atem~nt of candidate's pos iti o .~ s Candidates Biblical Scoreboard · P.O. Box 10428, Costa Mesa. CA .:1'1?2~' '•·'• 0 Punch Hert .... --.... .... <er: GREAT DEALS ON ALL ·'87 MODELS T ' ••n ·'•• •• •• ••• 0 Punch Hm .,•• •• •• I', II II l ..•• 0 Punch Herr I I I' I \ '-. I \ I I 11 'I •• •• ~ . , ~ for Auditor ot Slat! THOMAS E. FERGUSON .... For Representative 10 Conareu BEN ROSE ~ ======d=='g·~~"~"="========== .•• RICHARD CELESTE JAM ES RH00£5 •• •• ,, PAUL LEONARD ROBERT TAFT II ~·: 0 '""'" Hm (lOIII Olstritll lltll h• "" - · """ 01111 JOHN M. BUCHANAN Dr mocrill l~ CLARENCE E. MILLER • Republ1can -+ -+ •• 0 Punch HeR •" ~ • ~ I , t ~ ~ For State Senalor (1lttl DlstritU rrflt '"HI M,, ~-nil OAKLEY C. COLLINS -+ f-.,c:-:C ';;''r:""~lli:;;·";-:-:=-----··--- . JAN MICHAEL LONG < 0 Pu nch Hert ,, [}fJmou~ht ~ . -ti', ~~~~·~··~.,~·~~~-------MARY UUN WITHROW Dtm«•at1t AGAINST FOR Special Minorily St.t~' For Homosexuals • Celes le Endorsed by gav right s grou(i AGAINS I' . Voluntary Voca l School Prayer FOR '. ACA'I:'\ST Tuitio n Tax Credits for Priva te Schools FOR ,,·: FOR ~ JEFf JACOBS Aborl ion o n Demand • Rhodes Endorsed by Ohio Right to Life AGAINST ~ For Trursurtr af State 0 Punch "'" for ~tote Rtprtunt.atlwt -+ (14th Diatricll 11MIIW·-··•u II' JOLYNN BOSTER ~~ ~~-~..~..~~~--------------+ GARRY E. HUNTER ....... k!~b!un ----,.- ~ 0 Punth Here . FOR * " I { • • l't~ bli< Sc ht,o l Ba >ed Hea lth Clinics h'r Di ~o. pt •r t~t il )!. 11! llirth Conll'l'l Ot:: Vict'· OPEN SUNDA YS 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. AC. AINST hi \linm~ ~ ~ for Unittd SIJIII Sonotor [hit"' "" ..... 1111~ Olf l THOMAS N. KINDNESS .... ==============6:='~~;··~";'"=-=================== " CammluiDner Ifill ,_ c-o... ltl-111 0 Punch HrR MANNING K. ROUSH ll !p~tllitl n lhlt "' 1111 ... 111M 1111 ~ -+ ~ 0 Punch Here ~ {•• '• •• '• This sample bailot pail lor and inuod by leip I:HIIy Re,tblit:an EIKatin CommiHei RICHARD E. JONES, Ch1irmln 4liW8LiureiCI\ffRotd Pomero , Ohlo•5769 fo1 County Auditor l'ltltllrtll-• llka•) JIM COBB ~ For County J--,r:cH o '!CC::!C'\,00\~,_N====--------~-+ ~ WILLIAM R. WICKLINE llepUI)II(I~ -+ 0 Punch Hl:'rt' • • ~ I \Ill! lll'-ol!\) '\JI\1\11:11\ l'iJ t ; ,, \\1 ;,' J'\1 VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Posl?r Rev. James E. Keesee SZ5 N. 2nd St., Middlepo rt. Ohio 4S7b0 •• CIJEVRDLET-OLDS-CADILLAC • four Dealer On Th.e River ... Pomeroy, Ohio ' ,,, ' . �' • ., ' p Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel u =w 4 • ' Porn&loy-Middlepeq. Ohio Ftfday, October 31, 1981$ ) fXrERIEPiCE ltlf JOY Of ,RfLIGidN ~ •.' ' '( By The Bend .• The . Daily Sentinel Friday, October 31. 1986 Page- 7 This and Church -~ MEIGS liRE \ \ CENlER, INC. A~ ( JohnPh.F..992-2101. Fultt;"Mgr. • i USED CARS, -".....a........ ·o· ~ ~~­ Ray Roggs Ph. 985·4100 51. Rt. Chester "Ye that love the Lord, hate evil: he pl'eserveth the souls of hos saonts " ' - Psalms 97 10 ~~~ )~t GIFTS Middleport PrescriptiOns 'B.RWtJTD~ 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992-2644 214E . Main ... 992-5130 Pomeroy FRANCIS FLORIST E GRAVELY TRACTO~ SALES - hough every little witch and ghost Calls Halloween a time for fun , WE m1ght be haunted by a host Of ev11 deeds that we have done. For every ltme that we were led IntO temptation by SOme VICe, Or every unkmd word we've sa1d, "p,..,g ·, Qwllfg SU. Sit"" "Serving Families" 104 E. MAIN 264 S. 2nd, Middleport ST., POMEROY We'll some day have to pay the pnce. 992-2815 992 - 514~ Your House of Worship can remove The ev1l sptnt of your ways, ' (row's Family Restaurant "FestUtiflt l<enlflelg Fmd Chide~ " By showing how you can improve St., Pomeroy 992-5432 SYRACUSE F IRST UNITED PRESBY . - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . J TERIAN - Pn mPro\ Mr-; [))1.1 W \nin ~ 1n ch .u ll' Surul1' ho!i n(":':~ tnl"t>rtn.c 10 H m Sundm Srhf)(ll Ul ll .1 m SundlV &tool Y~M F:lnbt• 1 \d , nn ~ lfll!dl'r i ll p m SaJv.I!IOn mrt•t!n.tr \ , u 1u u.s ,~ lJ.'.IkPro; dnd mu.sJC s jX'C1al~ Tllur~d l\ 11 ll ·• m ln 2 pm Lad!('!'; Hom> l.J:',1):.'l.lf' mr>mtx'T-.: In rharl!r' .111 \-\Um ' n ln\'lrr'fl h' ~ -, p m Thw···d,t\ Corp-. Cadf'! C"l. •ss.~ •) num:: Pmplr R\hlf'l 7·]) pm Blblf' !'tud\ 1ncl Pl l\f'r mf1'tlnl! fl)rn tortrpub!i( P0\1£1101' 1\~ :s!'SI DE CHt:RCH Of' f"HR 1\T fl:!ll C'hllcl! l"n ~ Ho llY' Ro;.ui 1Countv Ro,KI 7hl ~:! ~ti Vor:1! mu... l( SunW' Wor .._Jhp111 ,tm . Blblr>~ud\ U.1m W~hip t>p. m \\f'dn•'!oi<l.l\ B1hll' SltuJ\ i p m 01.11 Of:X'TER BIBI E C11RL'IT~\I\ C'Hl 'R(lf AI\ m Cunlo; p.!SIOI Llru:t• ~ .m Supr Sund 1\ s, hi1:J1~ 11 am P'f':lrhmc "C'r \1<1"' lh...,r md 1hi1 d ~rd.t\ foiiCM·Jng S.md.1v !'." h~Y~I Youth m('f•!m,l! 7 ll p.m rvrn Sun ""' <:RAHAM UN IT ED METHODIST Pr.. lr h l n~q 1n .1 m fils l.!ndsP("Ond Sun d;n . . rt roch mont h lh lrrl<.~nfltourt h Su n· dlt\ (', 1( h m;,nth \\ OfSh lp Sl'!\ 1('1"0.: <l l j mp m . \\ i't:Jn,., d:n l'\Pnm g~ .11 i' · ~o p m P 1.11 t' l •nd Rlbli' Stud1 "E'\'FNTII DAY AOVEro.;TIST Mulb ('lt'V 1-lf'l)! hl . . Hn.u1 PomNO\ LC'!'m' Rrurh P.to.: tor S.1 bhat h ~rh onl ~upC'rln h'rld1•n! Rhond.1 M,1rkin Sabba rh S< hool hC'gmo;; ,t! ~ p m l1fl Satu1d.n ~ llh " rr" hlp :v'f\1('{' lnllow iR J.! 11 1 1 ~ F1 r nnnf"' "f'l C'omr llLITLA~D FIRST R,\PTIST CHURCH - Si<dl"l' H:tl rlf'll WurnN Sup! Su nda\ Schon! 9 :10 .1 m MOl ning Worship 10· .a~ ·a m POMEROY F'IRST BAPTIST I Hron ~ H .1ll~ 1 V mlnl "~l l"r Willi am Snooflc'r Sun .. du' School Sup! Sund.1v School li ill a m ~ : Mmnm !.! \\ m-;hlp 10 Ul .1m F'I R..~T Wl!f HERt\ Br\PTIST Po nil"'! U\ Plkf' F. L ,l ffiill 0 Br. . till P:J'illl/ ,}.H'k 1\N'(I~ Sund,l\ Schnol Dlrf•C'rfu Sun rt ;J\ ~f'hnol , 11 Ul ot m Mn1ntng W Qr~I1J p , 10 ~ a Pl'f'n in g 'o\ Oish!p 7 OOp m 10 S T 1 ~· 7 1fl IF'S T 1. W('C\n !"'Sd ;.~\ Pr,l\t'l Spr , !('('. 7 1Nl p m . ,_ T I 1 n "T t &·; Ill p M 1E s 1,1gpo; ~h i Rm.l! ,.. A mt:Jas~.ul m ~ 1h0\o.: .1 g 1 •~ ti Hl1 nntl G1r! ~ In r\f! IOn 1a_c..-,.; li 1Rr on \\' Nlnrs d ,l\~ 7 p m tO ~T l & 7: :Klpm tEST 1. lul· ~d ~ l\ vl .. !lillion. h ' If) p m F'AITH TABERNACLE CHURCH 8.11 lr\ Run Ro.l(l . Ht'\ Emmel! R;.~~ son . p a~ · tor . H.mdk\ Dunn sup! Suncl.1 v St·hool )1! a m Su ndtn f''<'('n]nJ! !!C'I'\ lrr> 7 10 p m · : Blhlf' tm c h l n ~ i IOpm Thursd.t \' ~YHACL R F: MI~ S I ON. ChPrrv St . ~\ r,tru"t' S('!'\J<'f'" 10 .1 m Sundav Evrnlng !'('!"\lit f ' ~ Sund.1v ,1nd \\ rd nC'Sda1 d 17 (ll p •m \1l DDI !'PORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIST IAN LNTON. Rr1 Kf'lth Eblin plt!i!f"lt Sund,t\ S('hool 9 :lJ i.l m . W1dr ll.t\'lTI,tn ..upr · Montl n,g ~or ,.hlp Iff 30:t m Sunctav Pvrnin,e srn'IC'f' 7 W p m \\ r-rlnP ..d.11 P1 .nr1 MPPtlng, 7 .10 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD R 1rlnt' Rl'\ ln mt"S Salt('rfti'ld P <~S!O! Fr r>~ ' m , ln Wrll lrl ms ~ upr Sundu v School Q ~1 ,J. m . Sund,l\ ,tnd Wl.'dnr5duv f'\('n In!.!: "'' I \ Wf"• 7 p m. \1 1DDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST ('n1n1'1 Sixt h anrl P.1lmr>r Earl Edf'n , Pa~ tnr Rf•h PJrk <'r S S Supt . Cat hv Rlgc". r\ . . ~1 Su pt Sunddv S<·hool 9 15 a m . !\lro1nmJ;: V.. (H,.hip, 10 1$ a m , Sundav I \ t'nln )1 "~'f\ rr(' 7 p m Pravl'r m('('tln,g unrl Hlhll' !"l!uclv Wr<lnrsdll\' ('\'f'ntng- i p . rn f' hrld1 r•n .. chmr pr.tell<f' Wrdn ~"' · ~! 1\ 'i p m Adult C'holr prur rlcf', Wf'd H p m I"IAI!o progr<J m WMPO ~und.IV RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor. M !ll~ lnn F' rtl" nrl ~ MI DDLF.PORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, ~th 1tnd Ma in AI He1 1tson mlnl!i iN MlkP GC'rla ch Sundav SchOol Superintm<k'nl Blblr Srhool ~ :iO u m MorniniZ Worship 10 .10 a.m. EvenlnR Wo1 ship 7 00 p m " W«.\n C"'da\ 7 00 p m Prayer ml'f'tlng: MIDDI EPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZAR EN E. FrOO Prnhor.wood . pastor. 992 ~289 . Bill While. Sondav &nool Supt. Sun day Sc-hool 9 :10 a m , MornlnR Worship t0·45 a m : Eva ngelistic mllf>tln~ 7·00 p m Wf'dnrsdav 7 00 p m Pravcr m('('lln ~Z But try to mend your ways at last, Ad1 lh h I t H II 1 0 eave e g OS S 0 a OWeen . m·~~r Ed~('! Hart. pastor Sunday School. a m . Sunday morning preaching 10 30 a m Sundavt>vrn!no"" sen ices. 7 30 , pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. CornPr Ash and Plum Ralph Cundiff pastor Sunday School tO OOa.m Morning Worship 11 00 a m.. Wedn E'Sda y and Saturday EvC'nlng SE>rv lces at 7 30 p. tom 9 30 m ~ • MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED MEl'HODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re"Y . Don Arrher &v. Roy Deeter Rev Seldon Johneon ALF'RED - Chul'C"h SC'hool 9 30 a m : 11 a m : UMYF'" fi .11 p m ; UMW Thtrd Tuf'$da v 7.30 p m Commun ion, l'l r"! Su ndav !A rchf'fl CHESTER - Worship 9 am · ChUr('~ SrhoollO:.~ 'm . Blblf'Stl..ldv Thu rsday 7p m , UMW rlrst Thursdav. 1 p m. Com· munlon. fir st Sundav (A rr h('rJ .JOPPA - Worship 9 JO a m . Church Schoo1 10. 30 .1m Bible Stud YWC'dnC'sda y, 7 JO p m rJohn sonl LONG BOTTOM- Chur<'h School 9.30 a m Wor ~ h lp 7 p m B!biC' Study, Wl'dnrsda v. 7 30 p m UMYF. Wcd n£'Sda y. ti 00 p m , Commumon First Sunday. tArchN"l REEDSVILLE- Chureh Schoo19 30a . rri . Wm sh1p Srrvlcf' 11 00 o m ID('('t('f f TUPPERS PLAI NS ST PAUL C' hu rch S<'hool 9 a m., Worship 10 a m , Bible St udv Tul'sdav, 7 30 p m, UMW , Third Tucs dav 7 30 p m Communion F' lrst Sunda v tArchC'rl CE NTRAL CLUSTER RP'Y . ,film~ E. Corhltt Rev. St1•ven Nf'lsan Re, , Meh,ln Franklin IW\ Clemente S. ZunlA"a, ,Jr . Rev. A. ndrf" Ruhenkln~ . ASBURY 1S\•racusr1- Worship 11 am . Churc- h School 9 45 am CharJ,!(' Bl biP Studv. W('(!nrsday 7 30 p.m , UMW. first 1\J('sda v i ,1(] p m , C'hotr RE'hC'a nal Wt'dn N~ da v 6. 30 p m . UMW fourth SUn d.tv. n :10 p m !Nf'lsonr . ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 am. Church SChool 10 a m; Bib!<' Studv, Tui's dav 'i JO p m , UMW First Mond.:tv. 7 30 p m . UMYF Sunday. 6 p m Choir R('· hPar"-,11. fi Wpm. W{'(lnf'Sda v. 1 Franklin I FlAT \\''OODS- Church School, lOa .m Wm shlp 11 a m . Bib!(' Studv. Thurs· da\ 7 p m · UMYF" Sunday. 6 p m 1F 1 anklm t F'OR EST RUN - Worship 9 a m Chu rrh Sc·hool 10 AM · Choir pr.RtlCf', Tu<'"dilv. n· .lOp m : UMW first Tuesda y, i 30 p m INC'lson\ HE:ATH I Mlddlpport I - ChurC'h School , 9 ~0 .1 m Morn tng Wor"h1p 10.30 a m Youlh \.roup ~ P: m Wf'dnMdav Church C'hol! lf'hm rsal 7 p m : Thursd!l\', Pr,l\rr Sf'fVICf', 6 30 p m. Blblf' Studv. r;. pmjZu ntgu! · Ml NE RSVIl LE - Wors hip Sf'rvit'f' 10 · ,\ m . Chuf<'h School 11 a m . UMW, thlrd Wrdnf'!ii.dav. 1 p.m . Choir pra('fl('(' Mon. d.tv i :v1 p m !Nelson! PF.:ARL CHAPEL -Worship SCrvic<' 9 om, Church School 11 ,1,m . UMW Sf'· rond l'ursda y, 7 30 p m : UMYF last Tu r.;:dav. 7· Yl p m. (RubC'nkin gl POMEROY -Chu rch School. 9.15 am . Worship 10.30 a m : Choir r('h('arsa l \\'C'dnf"'d,ll , 7 30 p m . UMW S{'('-Ond 'ru(' ~ li,l \ 7· J0pm UMYF'Sundav.6pm 1C'orbil! 1 ROCK SPRINGS- Church School 9 15 a m : Worship 10 a.m : Blblt• Studv wro. .,.,.nPsdnv, 7·.1() p m.. UMYF (SC'niorSI.Sun d.1y 5 p m : 1Juniors1 evrrv olh('r Sun· da v ii p m !Franklin I RUTLAND- Church School. 9.45 a m , Worship 10· 30 a.m , UMW t EvenIn~ Cir· l'if' l Sf'C'Ond W(dnPSday 7' l) p m , UMW IAf!Nnoun Circlf'l Sf'COnd Thursday 1 p • m tR ubl'nktn,e l SALEMCENTER- Chuzch School lOa . m : Worship 9'45 am (RubE>nklng) SNO IWILLE - Worship ~ · 30 a.m , Chu rrh Sc:hoolto a.m. !RubcnklnJ;!:) SOUTHERN CLUSTER Wo r ~hip Rev. RoKer Gr~t> Rf"v. PBul McGuire APPLE GROVE- CHurrh School 9·00 .• m Wors hip , 10:00 am Hirst ancl third ~uftiLIV<l \' UM W SC'rond Tu(ISday, 7.30 p m Prt~\l ' r mf'r tln~ Wedncsday,7 p.m tG tHN'l ~ h nol ' • RACINE FIRST BAPTlST Stevf> [)(\ 1v('r, Pastor M!kr Swiger !illnday School Supt : Sunday School 9 30 a m · MornIn~'!: worshi p 10·40 am SundaY ('\rnlnl! worshi p 7:30 P m WC'dn£'5dav rv<"n ln ~ Bib)(' ~tudv 7. 30 p.m BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH Burlingham Ray Lal.ldt'rmlll. pastor. RO: b:'rt Cozart. assistant pastcr SundavSchcf)! 10 am · worship 7 P m : Wedn~av, 6 p m yooth mf'<'lin~. wro . 7p m rhurch S<l'Vi«S PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH ~ miiC' off Rt. 325 Rf'V Bt"n J Walls. pastor Robrrt Sf>arlE"S, S S ~upt Sunda\ School q-30 a m; Mornin g Worsh1p 10·:10 a m , ·Sunday cvC'nlng SC'n lc(' 7 30 P m . wro . nrsdav srrviN\ 7·30 P. m SILVER RUN -BAPTIST- Bill Liltlr. pastor Sf('V(' Llttlr . S. S Supt Sunda y SchooliO a m : Morntna worsip. Ham Sunday('vt'fllngworshlp 7·l> pm Praver m(l(>tIn ~ <:~n d Bl bl rs tudy Thursda v, 7 JO p. m . Youth M('('Jin~ Wednesdav at 7 p ['11 . RE.)OICING WFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N, 2nd Ave . Middleport Sunda v School tO a.m Sunday evening 7 00 p m ·. Mld·Wt't'k sf'rv lre, WM .7 -pJn LANGS,VJLLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Roberr E MusS!'r, pastor. sunday School 930 am : ,Paul Musst\r, supt , Mornln~ worship 10.30 a m : Sunday IP\'('nln.g S('rvlrC', 7 p.m . mld ·wN.'k lH.'rv le(', Wednl"S· daY. 7 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE Rev Gl~nn McMillan, pastor. Mary Ja nice- Lavcn~r. Sun~ay School Supo. Sundav S<hoo19: 30 a.m.: Morning worship 10::rt a m.; Evan~ellillc servlcr. 6 p.m . Prayl'r and Praise Wednesday, 7p. m, Youth m('{'flng , 1 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN C HRJST. Elden R. Blako, pastor. Sunday School 10 a m : Gary Reed, Lay leader ~orn lna sNmon. 11 a m.; Sunday night s,crvt Ch 1 1 E ces. rstan ndE'avor 7•30 p m · Song aervlc.- 8 p.m Preachlng 8: lJ p.m Mid·wl"f'k prayer mfE'tln~. Wednesda y, 7 p.m CHRlST OF LATJ'ER DAY SAINTS . Port 1 d 1\ 1 R0ad Will an · acne Rou sh,director pastor . Linda Evans, churchlam school Church school g; 30a m ; Morning worship 10..30 a.m : Wednesday evening praupr serv icE'S 7. 30 p m J BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Worship service, 9 30 a m Sunday School l0.30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer service Thursday, 7: 30 p.m CAR LETON INTER DENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. KlnJ;!:sbury Road Rev Da vtd Curfman, pastor. Su nday School 9 ~ a.m : Ralph Carl, Sup! Evening worship 7 00 p.m Prayer meet In g, w.....1 o::o.~nesda y 7 ~O~~· BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN . Vernoo Eld ld r ge. pastor: Wallace Damewood. S. S. Sup! Sundaya School 9 30 a m : Worship Service, 10 30 m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Mik Th e ompson: Nt'W Havrn WV. pa stor Sunda v School al 9 J0 :.~ m Morlllng wor· ship 3! IO· JO am Sund aVC'V('nln. g:o:.crvlrf' 7 '30 P m Th urs d.Jv SCI"\ 1C'es at •I' ·30 P ~ FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSJON al Bald Knob local....,. Counft• 1·' Road 31. R"v "-"' -onmca ' • Glu mp. pa<lor Rev La wr·n' " '" Rogrr Willford. ass1 pastor. Prrochln,g scrvl('('fl Sunday 7. 30 p.m Pra v('r m('('llnJI W<'dnrsda\o 7. ~ p.m.. Garv Gnfflth l('adC'r Yout h ~roups Sund av rvenl ng at 6 30 p.m with RogC'r and Vlolrt Willford l('ad('rs. Communion s('rvicr fm;l Sunda v caC'h month WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- COOl\' lilt' RD Rrv Phillip Rl dt'nour. pas10r. Sundav School 9 30 <1m.. worship S(>I'VIcC' 10.30 a. m , Blbif' !iiitudv and worship :o:.rrviCl\ Wf'dnfflday. 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Murk Jon('s pa!<tor Bil l Nlrholson. Sun da y School Supt. Sundav School9. 30 a m.. Morn In~ Worship ond Communion lO· 30 a ~ m RUTLANDBIBLEMETHODrST Amos Tlllls pastor Sonnv Hudson supt .Su ndav SChool 9 30 a m. : Morn ina .worship. 10 30 am : sunday evening service- 7• 00 p m Wedncsday sl"rvl('£1 7 p m WMPO pro ~ram 9 a.m each Sunday. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE R('\'. LowC'l! Ford, pastor Sunday School 9 30 am. Worship sf'rvlct' JO·aoa m : Young proplr's .scrv!('r 6 p m Eva na•·l lstk S ('fV]C(' 6 :1) p.m. Wednf'S dav serv ice 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mlllt'r ~~ . Mason. w. Va EuR"enE' L Conji:E'r ml nlstrr. Sunday Bib!(' Study 10 a.m .. Wor ship 11 a. m and 7 p.m Wednesday Btbh.• Studv. vo('al mu stc. 7 p.m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud di n!{ L.ml' Mason W. Va J. N Thacker. past or. Evening SE'rvlc<' 7 30 p m , wo. '" a m., men·s Mil n stry. Thursda y, 9 ,,.., Wf"dn rsda y Prayer and Blblr Study, 7' 15 pm · HARTFOllD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTJAN UNION . Th e 'Rev David McManls; pastor.SundaySchool9 30a m ; Sunday morning serv ice, 11 a m.. Sun· day nl,:ht servl~. 7· 3() Wednesay p-ayer metttnR, 1': :1) p.m. FAIRVIEW Blm.E CHURCH, Letart, W. Va .. Rt I, James Lew.IS, pastor. Wor· shlp services 9· 30 11m.: StlndaySchool ll ' m . Evening worship 7 30 p.m Tuesday COtt~»tE' prayer me-eting and Bible Study 9 30 a.m ' Worship service, Wednesday 7 · ~JR'tVIOURLUTHERANCHURCH. Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood. W Va The RC'v CeOrge c. Weirick, pastor ""· d SCh ~na y ool9·30a m.: Sunday worship 11 a m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH.local~on p a.~ omeroy Pike, Cou nry Road~ near Flat woods . Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Servlct>S on Sundayat l0:30a.m.and7·30pm wl!h s unday SChoo19:JOa .m. Bible Study, Wed nesday, 7•30 p m FAITH FELLOWS !UP CRUSADE FOR HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Rog· CHRIST. St. Rl. 338, Anllqully. Rev er Warsoo , pastor Crenson Pratt, Sunday Franklin Dickens. pastor. Sunday morn School Supt. Momlne Worship 9:30a.m : lJ ing tO a.m.; SJ,Inday ~en ln g 7. 30 p.m. Sunday School IO·JJ a.m , Evening ser· Thursday evening 7:30p.m vice. 7· 30 p.m. STIVERSVILLE CO MMUNITY BAP· MT. UNION BAPTJST, Donald Shuo TIST CHURCH Pastor Rober! Byers ~astor; Joe- Sayre, Sunday School Supt' Sunday SchoollO am.; Worship service 11 unday School 9·45 a.m, Evening wor- a.m., Sunday evening service,7.30 p.m, ship G·30 p.m., Prayer Meeting, 6. 30 p.m Wednesday evening service 7:30 p.m Wedn esday INDEPENDENT IIOUNESS CHURCH TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Inc Poarl St., Middleport. Rev. O'Dell CHRIST Dave- Prenllce, minister Deryl Manley, pastor. Sunday School !J :tJ a.m, Wells. Supt Church School 9 am .; Wor· Morning worship 10:30 a.m , Evening Jhlp Service, 9:45 p.m worship 7. 30 p.m. Tuesday, 12 30 p m. woCHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAiJ!' men's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7: ill RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. p m Prayer and Pratseservtce, Frank Rltne, ou p1 Sunday School 9:30 a CHURCH OF JESUS CHRJST APOS· m., Worship service, 11 am and 7 p.m. TOLJC - VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder -sunday. Wednesday, 7pm Prayer meet· Ja mes Miller, pastor. SUnday Sdiool lng. . !0:30a.m.; WorshlpServlce,Sunday, 7:30 LAUREL 'CLIFF FREE METlllmST ' p.m.: Bible Study, Wednesday, 7· 30 p.m. CHURCH. David Bell, pastor. Robert E. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOUNESS, Barton. Director or Christian Education; Harrit onvllle Road. Rev. Dewey Klng, Steve Eblin. assistant Sunday School9: :t1 pastor: CllntM Faulk, SUDday SChool a m.; Morning worship lO 30 am.; Teens Supt.; Sunday School 9:30 a m ; morning In Action, 6 p.m.; Evenlna:Worshlp, 7: 30p wotshlp, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening service m. Wedn01day ovenlng prayer ano BIBle 7:30 p l!l'. Pfiyer Meettiig. Wi!ilnesday, study, 7 30 p.m Choir pracllce. Tbunday 7:30 p.m 7 p.m ' ' SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD DEXTER CHURCH OF CHFIIST nm-Pentecoslal. Warship servtco Sunday Charles Russett Sr .. mlnlsler. RJct JO a.m.; Sunday Sctooot 11 a m. Evening comber, supt. Sunday Sdoool 9:30 a.m.: worship service 7. 00 p.m. Wedneoday ·Woroblp service 10:30 a.m Blbl~ study, t prayer meetlng7:110 p.m. Al'"''-' In~. Courthouse !.,. .....} :' Acr~11 frotit POMEROY, OHI0-992-66l7 Iii Qukkol II 5 E. Mlfnoriool Dr. 7:30 Pm. Wednesday prayer mrellng an d Bible study, 7 30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on o J While Road of Highway 160 Pat Henson. pastor Sunday School 10 a.m Classes fora,ll ages. JunlorChurch ll a.m , Mornin g worship 11 am Adull Choir practiceS p m Sunday Young Peo v.. ,..,. Pomeroy 992-2104 children's church .. J0·3o am . even ing deavor on the rlrs t and third Sundays at luth A11n Memorial Hospital Ed Roush, Sunday School Sup! Sunday School s.30 • m : morning worship anil preaching s('rvicP on th(' second and fourth Sundaysat 7 30 p.m.. Christian En· n Veterans . MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRJST CHU RCH, Loca ted 1n Texas Communlly off Ct. Rl 82 Rev. Rober! Sanders pastor. Jeff Holter, lay leader pie's, Children's Church and Adu lt· Bible Wf'dnr8dav 7 a m rGraCf'l SUITON - Chu rch School 9 30 a m.. Morn in",. Worship 10·45 a m first a"d ,. third Sund,l v ~: F't"l lowshlp dlnnN wl! h Ca rmel third Thursdav 6 30o m (MrGuirrl. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST VC'rnon Eldrld~l' mln isrrr· OllvC'r Swuln . Sundav School Sup! Prea chtn~ 9:3p a m l'arh Sunday. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION ('I'tlur· man Durham\ pastor. Sunday service. 9 30 a.m.. Pvenlng service 7:30 p m. PraYer meeting, Wedneday, 7.30 P m BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF OIRIST, Joseph B Hoskins pastor BiblE' O~;~.ss. 9. 30 a m Mornlnji: Worsh!p 10· 30 a m.; Evrnlnj;! Worship, 6:30 p m Thursda v B\bll' Studv. tJ :.l p m NEW STIVEFISVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH . Sun day Schoo1SPrv1C('. 9 ~.~a m ; Worship SflfVi«' 10.30 am, Evan ~list lc SE'rvi('(l 7: l1 p m WN:Inf'S· dav Pravcr mN'tln g 7•30 p m Thursdav ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pom<'roy Harrlsonvillf' Rd. RobE>rt Purt('IJ , minis IN; Stl'V£' Stan I ('~' S S Supl Bill MC'EI· rov.Asst . Supt ;Sundav. SchooJ9·30 a m : Worship servlcr 10 30 a.m . Evrnm.e; wor ship Sunday 7 p m and wron<'S(lt y. 7 p.m .ST J OH N LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove ThP Rev WilHam MlddlCS\I.'CJrlh pastor. Churt"h sf'rvicC' 9· 30 a m : Sundav SChool lO 30a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, John Wright pastor S und ~:~ySch oo19: 10a m.. l.arrv Haynes S S Supt Morn 1 n~ \t'Or!ihlp 10.30 am. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE Rt'v Llovd 0 Grimm. lr pastor Or<1 Bass. Chairman of the Board ofChr l~ · llan Llf('. Sund ov School9 30 am . Morn lng worship 10 JO a m., ('vungellslir sE'r vir<' 7 00 p m WE'clnfiSdav se-rviC'(>, 7 p.m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Orx trr Woodv Call pastor SPrviN'S Sundav 10 a m and 7 p m. WC'dn('Sday 7 p.m ··oo~ the· Sunda v Morni ng Worship 11 00 a m ChllStudy, Wednesday at 7 30 p.m drl'll s Church 11 a m Sundav Evl'l!~g - Gloria Nowak HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl. . 570 Gran! SPrv1ce 7·00 p m Wed . 6 p m. Youn$1 La· St., Mkldlcpor1 Affiliated with Sout hern dies' Auxlllarv W!'dnesdav 7 pm Fam-...., '--~------------------!'-0-------'Bapttst Conven1lon . David Sr., Ml· ilv Worshi p nlstE'r. Sunday School 10 a.Bryan, m, M ornin p; HAZEL COMMUMTY CHU RCH Otf Tuesday, ~. 30 p m worship 11 am; E\•enlng worship 7 p m Rt 1 ~~ ~ mil('ll from Portland-Long Bot· dav at7·:Jl pm : Mm 's Pray.?r Breakfast REORGANIZED CHURCH OF J'ESLS Wednesday evE'nlnp; Bible study and RETHANY - Worship . 9 n m . Olurrh 10 am . Bible Study, WC'dnrsday. 1n ._. m Dorcas Wom£'n 's Fellowship, Wn.lnt'S dnv, 11 a m !MCGuli'f'). CARME:L - Churrh School 9· 30 a m , Wor,.hip 10 45 a.m. Second and Fourt h Sunda vs f'(') iow shlp dinnt'f with Sutloo third ThursdHV, 6·30 p m fMcGulre-1 . EAST LETART- Church School9a:m.: Worship 10 a m S('('Ond and fourth Sun· UNJTED PRESBVTERIAN MINISTRY da vs. UMW fh st · Tuesday 7·.}) pin OF MEIGS COUNTY !Crncc1 Rev Ken Wilkinson LETART f'ALLS - Worship 9 a.m.: HARR ISONV Il,LE PREbBYTERtAN CHURCH - Sunda v. Worship S(lrvtces ChurC'h Srhooi 1Q a..m tCraC(>) MORNINGSTAR - Worshlp,9·45a.m., I 9 00 am , Church SChool 10 15 a.m ' Church SChool, 10.30 a.m. , Bible Study MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN y 10· 00 a m. (McGuire) Sundav School. 9 a.m . Church SPN ice, ' Wednesda KACIN~ W~SU.:YAN - Oourch Scliool 10. 1!'1 u.m 10 am : Worship ll am .. UMWfourthMon: t And learn the tOY of bnghter. days. Sod On 'I be haun ted bYa past That catches up, as you have seen ; John Evans Sun day School 10 00 a m : H \fl, m ! Sunday School 10 a m . Church sNv!('(>, 11 l!J am IJI I\ 7 Ulp m n n· SAl VATIOX ARMY 115 Bul!f'!nu! 1\\l ' . I 1Olt lutteriiUt lv1., Pemeray, Oh. CHAPMAN SHOES FUNERAL HOME Dearie, you're ,much older tha n I. Librari a n Ruth Powers is attempting to · .secure some In· • fQ rmallon lot a retired pollee officer who Is Involved in a project to identify and document line of duty death of peace , officers. · . The officer questions the ; ·deaths of Chief Henry Oplinger, June 25. 1923. and of Rarisom L. : Fish Both. accordmg to the ; -retired officer, were wit h the Pomeroy l;'ollce De part ment. If y0u have any details. plea se contact Ruth at the Pomeroy Library . ,1 • And - In cidenta lly, several adults h ave volunteered through the Pomeroy Library to help with ~n a dult lit e racy program. Any 'adults wishing to learn to read or needin g he lp with r\>adlng m ay , contact the Pomeroy Library ·a nd get logged In for he lp. ~Ulland, Ohio 45715 J . WR\~ 1' 8111" Browf1, Owner Phone (6141741·1177 Locust& Beech Street 992-9911 Moddleport Shakespeare BrOWn's Fire & and Equipment Sales Serv1ce fiOWIRS fOIEVIIY OCCASION• (It 14)992-2039 or (It 14)992-5721 GroceriesGeneral Merch.lndtse R.1C1ne 949 2SSO Rawlings-Coats-Blower /'- / - • > remember, PDI!IIHg Fl~trll $bop WAID CROSS" SONS STORE IFUF!NISUTURPE~~RDWAR:rI TIU\ n Y ('HL'RCll fUn. \\ H Prmn pa~10r t::ir'hbu"' But k Suoda1 School Sup! C'hurch Sl: hool ~ 15 a m . Worship Sf'n ko 10 30 J m Chou ll'hl'fll"'!', tl Thrscl n\ 7· l) p m unclr 1 rtin'('h:m nf lnL" Rurt POMEROY OJ URC'H OF THF. 'JA7..A RE:!\F' C'ornrt UniOn .m(! M.Jilrm Rt.., Thnm.t" (;)f'n M('('!ung pastor 1\"ornli.ln Pl~ · ll'l s S Sup! Sundi.ll School 9 rt u m mm rung 1-1orship 111 (J a m. r•w 'flmC S(]'\1C'f' 6 p rn m1d \H'f'k SPrvl!Y' Wf'l"lnrsda\ i p.m • <:R,\CE EPL~aJPM CHl RCH Jbi E M.1ln ~~ Pnmr-rD\ ~und.!l ~'n 1r'I"S Hoi' 111mmunlon on1 t'r nrs1 Sundu' nl ('.1< h rmnth .md mmhmf'd '.lilh mo1ru n ~ ]rJVf'l on thp thirdd Su ndcn M01 rungpravf'r anrha ntln on .1tl oUr1 Sw1<1.w~ ol1 t.- m nth Churrh ~ool .tnd 1\uro;m C.trf' prn' 1chl Coffrt• hour m th:' P.1no.: h Hall lmll'Y'ftl 111'11 !nl kM.l11,~ti!Yo scrvif:l' FOrvrERm OH.: ROI OF CHRlST. 212 W ~l. 11n S1 >.rll ProudJflQI JA1 ~11T Blbl(' &hoot fi 11,t m ~'lt)l' nln ,t!"'on; h.i p JI30 <Ul1 Youlh mt;'rl n[!!-. n:m pm E\'f'nmgo,a."Ofship 700 p \\'rdn('<.{.I;J\ TUJ!hl pr.J\l'r m('('tm~ and Blblf' serv1ce Suspocoon always haunts the gu1lty mond. ~ W1II1am ~ -- W:::.:kuiDII RIDENOUR 1. ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Complete ...... '\ttet!{~ Cuuntv '10 Oltk u Fl nriH 228 W. Main By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Writer Test your m e mory and If you Automot1ve Pomeroy fourth . worship servlcC' at an nual o bserva nce honor in g · veterans of World wa r I will be held by Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, Tuesday night at the pos t home. MT MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourlh and Main St . MlddiPpOrt R('v, Gilbert Cra ig, .Jr. pastor Mrs Ervin Baum~ardner , Sunday S('hool ~upt Sunday Schoo19 30 a m Worship Servlt'C', 10 45 a m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Josrph B Hoskins, E'VanJit('ll st Sunda y Biblr Study 9 a m : Worship 10 a m , Sunda y evenln,e servlre 6 p m Wcdnt"Sday rv('ning servlrC', 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine. R1. 124 William Hoback , pastor Sunday School lO a.m.. Sunday evf'nlnf! SE"M'iCl' 7 p m WC'd nesdnv IN('nlng srrV Ift' 7 p m CAFIPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle Supt Sunday Schqol 9·30 a m Mornln~ Worship 10 30 u. m Pra)'ers('rvic(', altprn· atf' Sundays Ml DDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL . Third AVf' Rf'v Clark Ba~C'r, past or Curl NOt· timrham . Sunday School Supt Sundav School 10 ,1 m wllh classro; for all a,eeS E\.f'D i n g~C'rvlcC'~< ~tl ~P m Wf'dncsdav 81: bir study at 7· 30 p m You th sC'rVI<'f'S F'rl · dav at 7 :10 p m ECCLEStl\ FELLOIISHIP 12~ Mill St .. Mldd lrporl Brother Chuck McPhNson pu~ ! nr Sundav S<"hool 10 a m SundaY Pvrnlng Sl'f\'IC'C'~ at 7 p m and W~n rs dav prayer meeting 7 p.m BFIADFORO CHURCH OF CHRJST Si Rt 124 and Co Rd. 5 Mark """V"rs ..x-" . _ • ml'nls· ter. Sunday School Supl Harry Hen drlcks, Sunday Schooi9· JO a m , Mornin g worship 10 30 a.m.. Evening worship 7 p m Wednesday worship 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHUROt Corner Sycamore and Second Sts .. Po meroy ThE' R('V William MiddJeswarth pstor Sunday .SChool 9 ~5 a.m : Church' servlcr l1 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr Sf'rV I <~ a] i p m • Anthony Glannamore. Ph 992·5898 Satu r day F:venlng Mass 7 30 p m : sunda y ANTIQUITY BAPTIST KC'n nrth Smith t Mass 8 a m1 and 10 a m Confessions me pustor ~u nd ,1 v S{'hOOl Q .'10 a m . chu rch half hour be for(' each Mass CCD classes. st'rv lc('j .10p m vouth frllo'wl.shl p6·30 p 11 am Sunday, m , BiblC' study Thut•sdav 7 30 p.m • VICTORY U'PTIST 525 N 2nd Sl FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHO USE 3304? of" Middleport James E Ke€'Sef' p ast a~· Hll.md Ro.-d PomNov. Tom KC'llv pas. tor £?a n n~' l.ambC'r,l , S S Supt Sunday Su nday morning worship 10 am , Even lng service 7 p.m ; Wednesda,. evening mornmg spn•icl' ,lf JO u m, Su ndav rvC'n worship 7 p m Visitation Thursday 6:30 I n ~ Sf'rVicl' 7 '10 p m Tui"Sda y und Thurs· p d,IV ScJ'\-tC'('$ a I 7 30 p m • mMORSE CHAPEL WO~ D OF' PA ITH Ill Mill St , Mldd ir · CHURCH -Charles· Norris, pastor. Su nday School, 10 a.m.. port ~u nd a\' morn in):! -.<fv lr<' 10 Vt ,1m .: worship service • 11 a.m : s unday n1Rht ~und . t v <"Vcning 7· lO Thursda\ momln ~ worship servjee 7 30 Mldweek Bl bl f' ~ tud v 10 .1m Wrd n f'Sda~ f'Vttl lll_st prayer sE'rvlcP ·~ 7•30 P m PThmursda Y 7· :vlp m NEW HA VEN CHURCH OF THE NA: UVJ NC WORD CHESTER CHURCH 7..AR Rrv Glrndon Stroud , pa stor ' OF GOD - Cll brrt ~p('nr-l'r , pastor Sun · SundcJE:NE \ School9,30 il m , WOI'Shlp o;('rv\cr dav Srhool 9 30 il m.; Morning sr-rvJre10 'lO ,1m Yout h srn IC'f' Sunda\' fi 15 p. 10 00 a m : Sundav C'VC'nm~ sPrv lr(' 7:00 p m Sund.1v ('VCn ln~ sPrV IC'('7 00 p m Wf'd !}1 Mid Wl'('k prayt'r !iiif'fV!cC' Wl'dnt>S day nf'Sda v PrayPr Mf'rtmg and BibiC' Study j p.m 7 ~pm , ) MT, OLIVE COMMUNlTY CHURCH NEASF. SETTLEMENTCHURCH Sun· LawrrnC'C' Bush, paslor Max Folmt'r. Sr da v afternoon ~r\ let's at !!. -10. Thursda y Sup! Sundav School and Morn ing Worship f'\rn lnc: s('rvil'f'S ,If 7 X! 9 3D .t m SundllYN't'nlngsrrv icC>, 7p m, PIHST BAPTIST CHURCH Mason W. Yout h m{'(ltin):: omd Blb ll' Stu dv, Wf'd,n<'S Va P l:l~ ! Or Bill Mu rphv SundavSchoollO day 7 P m i.l m ~und.1 v r>vrn ing 7 3!1 p.m Prav(lr UMTED f'A ll'HCHURCH. Rl 7 un Po mN'th!.i! and BlbiP !l ludv Wf.:inNldav 7: 30 ffi('rov By Pllss Rrv David Wls<'man, Sr , p m E\l'fVOO f' " r lconr. , Pds!or MPlvln DrUkC' S S Sup! Sunday RUTI.ANDFRE:E \\ILL BAPTIST Sa· School 9 ~a m , Morning Worsh 1p 10· 30: Evenln_g Worship 7 30 p m , WC'Clnf'Sday lr m St RN• Paul Tavlor. pa,;lor . ~ unday SC'hool 10 cl.m . Sund.w ('V('nlng 7 00 p m PrayC'r Si'rviC(' 7· lJ p m W f'dn C'~dav ('V(•nlnc pravrr m{'('11ng 7 00 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Railroad pm St . Mason Sund<~y School 10 a m ; MornSOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT in ~ 1.1.orshlp lJ a m , EvPnln~ service' 6 p. m PrayN mN'Iinl! and BiblE' Study Wfld - CHURCH SiivC'r Rlti ~C' Duanp Svdf'-n st; trkrr. pastm ~und av School 9 :.~ . m , RC'S day. 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPT IST Rov Nvlo " or-.hlp Sf'rv lcl", lO u m . Sundav f'v<'nin,e 'irrvlcr i ·OO fl m WC'd nf'f>da v mJ!hl Bib \(> Bordf'n. pastor Corn('llus Bunrh, .supt study 7· 00 Dm Sunday School 9.l.l a.rn , Second and · J im Luca s of the Rutland area has received two certificate awards from the Am er ica n Po lled Hereford Assn . The association this yea r rec .. 'og nized '(49 cows as Benchmark or Gold Benchmark Dams. a nine pe rcent Increase over 1985. I he r· eby speaking highly of Polled He reford breeders' commitment 10 producing co ws that work . Jim rece ived a breeders· a wa r d for having a t least one Benc hmark Dam bred and an owne rs' award for c urrently own ing a t le a s t one such d a m. R uss Moore a nnounces thatthe Your candidate may not be a winner Tuesday, but a t leas t you s houldn 't be hungry. A number of election day dlnners are being held and the latest two to be announced are at the Racine United Methodist Churc h and the World t.l te Churc h at Burlingham. The Rac ine dinner will beg in at 11 a. m . a nd soup, sandwiches, pies and beverage are being offereed and this will go throu gh ear ly evening. The Burlingham event will ta ke the form of a s paghetti dinne r from 10 a.m. through 8 p.m . with hot dogs and pie also to be offered. Dinners will be '3 . ~ for a dults and $1 . 75 for children 12 ~ nd under. Doug Hems ley- you know. the bail pl ayer - has been move d from the Pinecres t Nursling Center In the Gallipolis ar ea, to the extended care facilit y at Veterans Memorial Hospital. He's doing better and loves to be arou nd familiar faces He's In room 140 and would like to hear from you - perhaps. even a vis It ? Since we a ll seem to be so exercise conscious thes~ days, I know you won' t mind my te llinR you not to forget to e xercise you r rlghl to vote - and do keep s miling. VICA attends conference Voting de legates from Meigs Meigs VICA (Vocational· Industrial Cl ubs of America ) were Robbie Cundiff. Greg members attended the annual Fields , and Brett Ford. Other VlCA fall COI)ference held at the Meigs VICA students attending Sc ioto Joint Vo~atlonal School on were Scott Oberooizer, Kenny Layne. Tim Jeffers, Bill Tay lor , Ocl. 25. Eblin, Angle· Davis. Mary Lois At the confere nce. the Sou· lheast regional officers were Flagg, Edna Fry, Cathy Bless· e lected with regional vice pres!· lng, Donna Curtis , Michelle dent. Jay Proffitt ~nd sergeant at · Folmer, Amy Roush, Gina Scar· a rms, Brian Gibbs. ha ving berry, and Sally Y;l!~es. lns truc· c ha rge of Installing th e new tors attending were Ken Eblin , Dale Harris on, 'Kay Proffitt. officers for the 1986·87 year . Tom Werr y , and Linda Yonker. SORORITY PLEDGES - Beta Sigma Phi Chapter of Ohio Eta Phi Sorority held a pre fer ential tea Tuesday night at the home of Te resa Ke nne dy In Middleport. The pledges were welcomed In a ritualistic candlelight ceremony and presented pins and yellow roses . Cathy Johnson, president, was assisted hy Pam Diddle In the ritual. Left to right the pledges a re B<Jcky Triplett, Randl Hill, Sherry Wilcox, .J,m Haynes, Unda Jones, and Ginger Pratt. Craft show planned Rutland -Garden Club has meeting Roberta Wilson was installed as president of the Rutland Club at a meeting he ld rece ntly at the home of Mrs. Pearl Canaday . Other offtcers ins tailed b y Ruth Erlewi ne who used carna· tions In the color of each office were Dorothy Woodar d. v ice pres ide nt; Marcia Denison . se· cretary, a nd Pearl Ca naday. treasurer. It was noted that the club will have a therapy program on Marc h 26 at the Gallipolis De\lel· opment Center. It was noted that a reception will be he ld for Janet Bolln. pres ide nt o f the Ohio AssociatiOn of Garden Clubs . on Sunday, Nov. 23 , from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center during the annual Ch ris tmas flowe r show. The soow was discussed a nd classes assigned to members. The club will have charge of entries , classification a nd placement. Dorothy Woodard, Pearl Ca na · day, Binda Die hl, Roberta Wil · son. Eva Roblon. and Neva N icholson attended the regional m eeti ng he ld In Manetta when Lucille McCumber, regional di · rector, appointed Mrs. Rob; on a s sales chairman for th e region . and Pauline Atkins. na ture a nd beautification c hair man . A to ur of Sta hl' s Nursery was set for Nov 10 with m embers to meet at lhe Rutland MethodiSt Church a t noo n t ha i day. Mrs Canaday. Mrs. Diehl. Ann Eliza · bet h Turner. a nd Mrs. Nicholson attended the focus meeting at Athens recently , and Mr s. Ca n a· day rq>orted on I hat. It was noted that Mrs . Nicholson a nd Mrs . Erlewlne had furnished a nd planted bulbs In the plante r at the park In bwer Rutland. Tabor completes model school OES chapter meets Ava n e lle George and Dana Hoffman were elected worthy matron a nd worthy patron , of Harr isonvil le Cha pter . Order of the Eastern Star, at a recent mee tlnR hel d at the Masonic Temple. Othe r officers e lected were Bernice )'loffman. associate rna· tron : Fred George, associate pat ron: Betty Bishop , conduc· lress , Kim Nels on. associate condu ct res~; Gracie Wilson. se· cretary: Donna Nels on. treas· urer: and Larry Well, trustee. Int a llatlo n will lake place on A report on the fall conferenC<' held in Pome roy and the awards won by the unit were presented by Louise Stewart al the oecenl meeting ofl he Auxiliary of Racine Post 602. American Legion Mrs. Stewart and Martha Lou Beegle atlended lhe conference. it was noted Iha t Ihe umt received a cila tlon of merit, a third m communily service, and a ribbon for being goal for membership. The unit a lso rece ived third place in the parade a t the ,Racme fa ll festival with the Legion taking second. Plans were made for Education Week. Nov. 915. wit h something lo be done for the teachers. The Nov. 13 meeting will be held at I. 30 m Ihe afternoon. A than k you note from the Ova l Didd le family was r('('ei ved The annua l Chrostmas party was set for Dec 12 at lhe resta ura nt in Rac ine. · There will be a $5 g lft exchange. The travelog prize donated by Vockl Ables was won by Barbao a Chapman. Mrs. Stewart had clos· in ~: r e m arks a nd refreshment s were served by Francis Roberts. Following the 8 p .m. meeting. a n oyster dinner will be .. served . Any World War i needing trans· portatlon to and from the obser· va nce m ay call 992-2634, 992-5323 (J' 992 ·2526 . "' "~· m Friday , Nov . l4 at 7·30 p.m with polluck refreshments . A pra ctice , was announced for Sunday Nov . 9 al2p. m. Next regular m eell ngof the chapter will be Nov. 11 a t which time there will b e a bakeiess ba ke sale . Karen Facemyer a nd L ~rr y Well preside d at the m eeting Stella Atkins, grand repres enta live to Florida was int ro duced and escorted to the eas t Annu a l reports were read and acce pted Refreshments In a Hallowee n theme were served by Mr . and Mrs. F acem yer, Joan Kaldore and Clara Mae Morris Rita Tabor, d a ughter of Cha · rles and Mickle Schoonover. Rutland, recently graduat ed frokm the Beau Madama Mode l· lng Age ncy, Evan sv ille, Ind. She received two awa rds a t he r graduation - most outstanding mode l, and Miss Cong~nlality. She is now aclvely seekmg mode ling jobs Inc luding runway, billboard , commercial a nd na· tiona! photography. She has done some modeling for Lazarus in Evansville. Mrs . Tabor and her hs uband, Lawrence. reside in Rockpor t. lnd He Is a supervisor for Indiana a nd Mi c higan E lectric Co. Rita Tahor All d ay we-are- up and about. We run here a nd there. We are busy, bu sy, busy. Some days It seem s we have so much to do we do not want to get out of bed. May be the poe t was right when he sa id , " The world is too much with us la te a nd soon." We do get up a nd we do go about our tasks for the day. P.roblem Is we may not be too ha ppy a bout II. We m ay be grumpy a ll d ay; out of sorts and ha ~<! to live with. Not because we did not get e nough s leep or rest the nig ht ,before. HUl llecan~e ilf t he things plied up for us to do. Many of I he m unpl easant thlngs·'to do or firin g Did you ever notice, however. how you are not u pset a~ut going to bed at n ight . We know everyone knows""e need our res t Everyone understan ds that we work during the day a nd at noghl need to rest . It Is easy to go to bed at the end of 1he day. We fee l no guilt abou t s trep and bed. The guilt com es from the things we did not g e t finished and m ore guUt for the thin gs waiting for tomorrow mor11ing , As we go to bed we feel good and needy about sleep and rest. This Is normal. This Is a lso good. · God wants us to be at ease as we go to bed . God wan ts a ll of us to give our body rest to re-stre ng1 hen ourselves. God knows we ' have need of rest and s leep to gain the strength for t be deeds of the new day. God cares about us a nd our every day needs We m~;!eel it wl!l be hard to get up and face a tr ia l t ha( 5 Head. ~ nrC wDtMtp us but wetflld to t hi nk only of our own strength . I can dolt. I can do It, In spite of God. No, we a r e human a nd a ll more ready to go to bed than get up because we know all people expect us to go lo bed and res t and w~ unde rstand a lso everyone expects us to get up and go to work and do good and ,be worthwhile t he next d ay . We ll , we ca n do these things If we will ask God to he lp a ll day long. When WP arise turn to God In prayer. We t ha nk God for our rest and we ask God to help us all day long. We ask that He guide us strengthen us, a nd support us all the long day. God wlll do this : Try It, see If it Is not tr ue. Rest free from guilt at night a nd work during t he day .. with God's help. - Pastor William Mlddleswarth, Lutheran Churches, Meigs County . Travelin g priZe fu r nis hed by Ste lla Atkins was won by Marcia Denison . P auline Atkins Will furni s h lhe pr iZe for the nex t m eeting . For roll ca ll m e mbers named seeds th ey have saved Mrs. Ca na day 's devotions In · e luded a read ing 'Bies smgs o f Service ." For the program . Mrs . Atkins gave comm e nts on lilies no lm g I hat m os t will mult iply If left to themse lves Marga ret Be lle We ber read "Appl es" a nd s ug . gesled leaving them In the pl as ii c bag for storage in th e refng era· tor . Appl es are na tura l too th· brus hes, she sa id . lhey c lean your b rea l hand scrub vour Ieeth She pas sed arou nd a ch ar t on a pple varie ti es - P la ns h ave bee n a nnounced by Middle port Boy Scout Troop 245 for a c rafl show a nd sale lo be held o n Nov. 15 a t the Middleport Fire Depar tm e nt. The sa lr w oll be from 9 am to 5 p m wol h ta bles to cost $5 eac h To reser ve a p lace or for furthe r inform a · lion. residents m ay ca ll Nma Craddock , 992-3689 531 .JACM; SON PIKE -Rt 35 WEST Phone 446-o\524 BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY - ALL SEATS $2.50 ADMI SS JOH EVERYTUESDAY IZ 50 OCT 31 thru NOV 8 •-'""""~- THURSDAY: thru Margaret Parsons gave a pap er o n "Storin g Su mme r Bul bs" s uggesl mg I h al a ll e r the first fr os t 11's time to siarl digg ing Da hli a foli age should be cu t back loa six inch sta lk a nd lefl in the ground for 10 days Edith William son gave lips on tul ops noling thai th ey n eed pl enty of pea t moss a nd sho uld be pl an ted w il hI he small vanloes In fro nt and I he l rn ~r ones in ba c k Mrs. Turner dis pl aye d a dried ana ngem e n l. Mr s. Denison won 1he door pr ize •• GARRY. HUNTER STATE REPRESENTATIVE (MARRIED TO THE FORMER BECKY SWINDELL) ...·····"·· ' ' .. "" . . . '"'""'' ~" .... CLAMNC£ E MlllU~ ~ ~ I ) TEC'*!O l OG~ A S S(S~MHII ftO•PO ' ( ongrrss of tbe l!nlltb ' 205 \5 Dear Fnend: A southeas tern Oh10 na t1ve , Garr y ltunter, lS your candidate for State Representative. W1lh n1ne yea r s experience in l ocal gover n~cnt, Garry has t he quall f1cahon6 to be an ef' f ect1ve State Heprese ntattve for At hens , Me1gs and Ga llla Countie s . wr By reputat10n, Garry is a person who works well with people. He is genu tnely interested 1n do1 ng something to better t he qua lay of Life in the 94th Ohio House Distr 1c t and i n helping cons ti tuents w1th t heir prob l ems Garry Hunter w1l l work for jobs and economiC d~Vc lopmt n l and to see that sout heastern Ohio gets J t s fa 1r &hare of ht g hw~y moneys. I'm confi dent Garr~ Hun te r would make an e~ce1 l cnt State Representative and ur ge you t o g1ve h t s cand1 da cy every co n siderat~on. ·... •, Slncerely, and CLARENCE MILLER ' Paid for by Hunter for -----""'!!.!"""~. • • State Representative; Everett Ridge, Treas. S. St. Ohio G~.~- I ~- ~ ~ j)ta te s ltoutr of 1\rprrtrntaiibtl 8n~mgto n . II)( 11111 ' rot 10~ I~ "' •' Ma: ., Auxiliary reports on conference Information, please DON'T BE HAUNTED BY ~ -l'HE.-GHOSlS OF SWISHER & LOHSE & Homehte Saws 'Beat of the bend Listed On Thfs Page. Pomerov MIOOLEPORT BOOK STORE Church Othce Supplies 99 Moll St. • ' ~ Miller Member of Congress ~· ." . �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel In the ·spotlight: Get slow cooker to fit needs, clean up . By Cindy OHverl County Extmslon· Agent Home Ec. and 4-H On these busy fa ll days. a slow cooker can be a rea l help ln yon kltchen. You can ease I he hassle of rnt>al preparation by going slow •Wilh an Plectric slow cooker. • With this appliance. food COoks u1thout mnstant watchillg and can ll' helq hot without ovPn'<ioking. This week. 1n Thellpotlight" share some t)loughts from Judy Wessel. Extrnslon Specialist. Ohio State ,Univt<rsity. ' There are two types of slow rockers. The continuous hea t cook· Friday, October 31 , 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -. -, ers or slow·cooking ovens have low from abnut 2 to ~ quart capacit y. heat is co ncentratm in tit<.' bottom. wattage- 70 to )50watts- and can Slow·cooking ov!'rl~ can hold a food sco rching ca n occur. do on!~ slow cooking. Multipurpose whole meal in separate dishes. a 10 Mod!'Is with the heating element cookers are units with higher to 12 pound turkPy or a whole ham . wrapped aJ"Ound the walls of the wattage and a wide temperature Many cookers ar e round_ usuall)' cooker will cook food evm ly but the ran ff controlled by a thermostat; about 9 Inches in diamet€3' _ I:>JI appliance cannot be Immersed [1 they not only slow cook wt al so soll)e models are oval or oblong and water tor cleaning. roast. bake. broil and evro deep- accommodat e largN cuts of meat. Look (or convenient. durable. fry . Check location of the heating easy-to-read contJ'Ois. Many slow Before you buy a slow cooker. be element. With &>me models. a cookers have limited settin gs such sure you will use it. Think through detachable base holds the heatlni: . as "On-Off" 01• "H' h-Low·Off". An your fa mily's food~preparat tarr- element. Tilts allows the p1( 1o be automatic shift feature sw1tches needs. 1f you decide· this .appliance removm and immersed In water Itself from high to low temperature will be a hl'lp. consider these tor Cleaning or plac<:Q 1t1 the : setilng,; durlng cooking. SJme selectio n po ints: dishwastiN. One-piece mo~ ls with models ~ave a probe-type t€1llpera· Buy a size that fit s yoor family's thl' heating element in the bottom ture control _ if detachable. 11 needs. Slow cookers rani!{' in size may not be immersible: Because shou ld ·be easy to insert and ,. remove, and ac(urate · setting ts import ant , ' Oteck appliance material, fin ish and II~ c~refully. Stoni>ware or earthenware distributE'S hea t rvroly but Is breakable. Gl ass ceramic absorbs and holds .heat well. tolerate extremes in temperalure and sudden temperature chanws. F\Jrcelain.clad aluminum or steel resists acids but maycra7e Willi sudaen tempera1ifre changes. This material chips on hard impact and doesn 't ·. heat evenly as stoneware. Aluminum gives more even heating tha t sta inless steel but may · be discolored by alkaline foods and ' / _ , . d . , h · Family medicine: CrJrontc patn, e41resston, go toget er :~-~~~~~~:~~· ~~~ns~~~not:~~ r By Edward Schreck, D.O. J\sslstant Professor of Family Medicine Ohio University Colle!:'' of Osleopathlc Medicine Q11estion: 1 talked to my favorite aunt recently and she said an inju ry shE' suffered at work sevcr·aJ months al(o was causinp chronic pain. How Is chronic pain diffetrnt lrom other pain? ' An;wer: When doctors talk about c hronic pain. they mpan pain that last s long<'r than sL~ month, . Examples of conditions that can ,rf'sult in chronic pain are lower back problems causm by art hrit is or injun ·. damaged nerves fmm fort . many chronic pain patients go from doctor to doctor seeking relief from their condition. in the process. tllf')' wi nd up taking several different drugs. and often become addic ted to !.heir medication. Chronic pain patients are depressm and sometimes desperate. 'f1l e stress and anxi<>ty n"'ulling from their impaired hl'alth only exacerbates the ch ronic pain. and additional emotional traumas such as divorce or job loss may worsro thE' situation. However. nearly fiVer;.' suffE"rPr ca n lea rn to control her pain and livP healthier. Question: How is chronic pain 1r0a trd? i_nfections ond cancrr. Be;ides endu ring such discom· ~wer: Treatihg the chronic pa!JJ patient is a prolon!!l'd process that ca n last more than six months and that shou ld be approached by a team of medica I and psychoto'gtca I · professionals. There are many chronic pain clinics ln the Unital States whrre 'pi'Ograms aim to giv e patients the training they need to take car e of themselves before, during and aft er thE' onset of paln . Patients are weanf'fl !rom add le· five mP.dica tion and no n-narcotic pain t'l?lievers. or local nerve blocks are substltuted to ease pain. Special exercises can be tailored to tllf' individual to regain ful l usr or musclrs and joints. Psychotherapy ;md !amil.v and gmup cou nseling also are · an important part of coping with chronic pain, as are self-hypnosis. relaxation techniques and biofeedback. Antl-depressants and ronnarcotic analgesics aid the treatment prCJ!!€SS, too. . Most of these measurt>s are carrl('d out on an rut -patient basis. If the person can continue to function at her job and with her family while taklng treatment, the pi'Ogram is usually very successful. Tell your aunt to enroll In such a· program If she can. If she lives too far from a chronic pain clinic , ber Ia mlly physician can rocommend specialists to help .her through this difficult lime. Remember, she'll also need the support r1 her family. Community calendar / area happenings FRIDAY POMEORY - Flame Fellow· s hip mee ts Friday. 7:30 p. m .. Senior Citizen Center. Ma rtha Know. New Boston . Texas. spea ker. • ' LONG BOTTOM - Square dance at the Long Bottom Com : munity Building, Frida.v 8 p.m. · Pri zes award<"d to tho se wearing ! the best costumes. Junior Miss , Inc .. a nnounces that the fir st meeting for all inter· ested Meigs County high school senior girls will be held at 2 p.m. Sunda y at the Tr init y Church. corner of Second and Lynn Sts .. Pomeroy . Any senior girl wis hing to tak e part is to co nt act the Junior Miss Board, P.O. Box 2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, if unable to a !lend Ihe meeting. MIDDL EPORT - Tommy SA.TURDA.Y Hawk. Co lumbus. songwriter HARRISONVILLE - Soup and reco rding artist of co untry and chili supper. 5 to 8 p.m. wes tern gospe l music, will pres· Saturday, Scipio Volunteer Fire ent " How To Walk In Love," in Department quar ters. sponsored · spE'cia l services at the Rejoicin g • by ladies auxiliary. Price is$2 for Life Baptist Church. Middl eport . adults and $1 for children. Sunda y 10 a.m. and 7 p.m .. a nd Monday through Wednesday at 7 WILKESVILLE - Smo rgas· pJm . bord. Wilkesville P ythian Hall . . '' Saturday, 5 to 8 p.m . Adult s $4. POMEROY- Pomeroy Chap. children under 12, $1.50. ter 186, Order of the Eastern Star. will mee t Sunday at the SATURDAY Masoni c Templ e to prac ti ce fot· PORTLAND - A hymn sing Initiation. Regul ar meeting of th e will be held at the Ha zel Church. Chapter will be held on 1\tesday of! Route 124 betwee n Portland at 7:45 p.m. at the Temple. and Long Bottom. at 7:30 p.m .. - -r Saturday with Shekinah being MONDA\' the singing group and David SYRACUSE -ThE' Missio nary Fields. the s peaker. Society of th e First Church of th e Nazarene. Syracuse, is havi ng a SUNDAY holida y ba z<!a r Monday and MIDDLEPORT - The Hatv· Tuesday at Kroger. Gift s, ca ndy est Dinner of the Middleport and other items will be sold. Presbyt erian Church will be held Su nd ay at 5 p.m. with members ORANGE TWP - Orange of the Harrisonville and Syra · town ship tr ustees meet Monda y, cuse Churches being invited 7 p.m., home of Dorothy guests. The dinner is an annual Ca ll away . affa ir sponsorm by the deacons of I he church. CHESTEH - Chester PTO meets Monday. 6:.10 p.m., at the DA NVI L·LE - The Danville sc hool. Mak e· lt. tak e -it Holiness Church will be holding workshop. reviva l services begi nning Sun--~ day and runningthroughSunda y, REEDSVILLE- Revival begNov . ~. with Rev. Arthur Jen - ins Monday. continuing through nings of Madison. Ind .. as evan- Nov. 9. Eden United Bret heren gelist . There will be s pecial vocal Church. Serives at 7 p.m .. with music eac h even ing at the Rev. Rober't Blain speaking. services which start at 7 p.m. RACl NE - Racine Chapter 134 POMEROY - Southeas t Ohio Order of thr Eastern Star meets Monday. 7:30 p.m .. initiation. Refre; hments. ROCK SPRI NGS- The annua l · Meigs High School fall sports banquet will be held at th e hi gh school cafet eria at 6:30p.m. on Monday . Those attending are to take two side dishes. either vegetable or desser t. The format for ordering ~arne tapes of the 1986 seas on will be ex plained . MIDDLEPORT Meigs Count y Salon 710, E ight and Fort ~. will meet Monday eve nin g at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Florence Ri chards. Rummage sale POMEROY - A sale will be held Episcopa l Church, Main St. Pomeroy, Monday and 1\tesday, 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Missionary moo ling PAGEV1LLE - A missionary mee ting will be held at the Pagev llle . Townhouse, Wednes· day, 7:30 p.m. Ken Mace of Mineral will be the speaker . Rev. David Serre II, pastor, invites the public . Revival SYRACUSE - Rev ival ser vices will be held at the Syracuse Mission Church , Nov. 3 to 8. with !7.year-old Rick Weaver, Mt. Alto, W. Va. as the evangelist. Services will be held at 7 p.m. each night. Pastor Jim Eva ns invites the public. .:l ... ' scratch with continued use. Transparent glass or clear plas· tic lids le t ycu .ch_eck cooking r:r·ogrcss without tak lng off thr oover though stea m may obstruct a clea,r view. Glass or metal lids oft en !!1'1.vet:y hot. , Consider these dpsign features a signal Ught that indica! ""' when thl' appliance has rPachm thr desired lcmpera turr; a detachabl~ cord. especially convroient wheq the appliance Is used as a serving dish; . t'l'movable liners in som4 models can be used as serving dishes; a handle near the top an<t larff roough to let you lift, hold and ca rry applian ce comfortably an.d safely even when It's filled wttll food : . appliance legs of heat! n'!l lstant material , tall enough tQ allow air circulation. placed to giv4 the cooker stability when ltsemp and when ln use: accessory pieee4 such as baking/cooling rack o~ basket. • Look for clear, easv-to-follow operating and care instructions an~ a r~lpe book. · I Thesesuggt>stlons maybe belpfu! If yru have a slow-cook<>r on youn ' Christmas shopping list. ! Did You Know That- TheMeig~ Cou nty Cooperative Extrosion Ser• VirP can providt> you with iniofma : tion to assist ln selection o( DON'T MAKE THEM BEG FOR IT! STOCK UP NOW ON PURINA WILD BIRD CHOW.... BEFORE THE SNOW FLIES! ·PURINA SCRATCH GRAINS PURINA WilD BIRD CHOW PURINA SUNFlOWER SEEDS NIGER SEED CRACKED CORN R&G FEED & S 399 W. Main (fo,.rly Modem Slfplyl . Pomeroy, Oh. The Store With ''All Kinds of Stuff'' - fur Pets, Stables. large & Small Animals & Lawns and Gardens YOUR LOCAL PURINA DEALER .. • . .' Friday, October 31, 1986 ·Athens .3.rea· man ·finds .ancient .flatboat Voters' ~upport . will make dream become a reality ' (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is with the Park District for lhtr -last In a serles~·of four ~-project r£Search, planning, , Informative articles outlining ·· development and lmplemen- · ·the Meigs Counly Park Dis- tatlon. Through this mutually ' trlct Project. The Meigs beneficial arrangement, Park County ParkDJstrlctBoardof District funds will be Commissioners comists .of stretched to maximum effecStephen E. Poweli, Steven L. tlveness. rather than being Story and Charles D. Barrett. wasted in duplicating services A. slide presentation ol the that other agencies in Meigs Park District Project is avail· . County already have the cap aable for viewing by any group bJllty and willingness to P'O' · or organization. To schedule vide. Agencies w tlch have the presentation or If you have been approached with this any questions or comments concept Include the Meigs . regarding the project, con~act County Development Office, the Meigs County Park Dis· Gallla-Melgs Co!Tlmunlty Ac· trlct Board of Commissioners tlon Agency, Cooperative Exthrough the Meigs County tension Service, Meigs County Development Office at ooz- Pioneer . and Historical So:. 6861.) clety and Meigs County Soli · In preceding articles, the and Water- Conservation Meigs County Park District District. Project has been outlined as a very aggressive recreational Opportunity is now beating and economic development on Meigs County's door. In· project, which utllizes the lfial project r£5 ear ch and historical and naturally avail · planning has been completed able assets of Meigs County to and the Park District operatprovide · Increased recrea - ing structure has been formu tional opportunities for Meigs ·lated. All five villages in the County's citizens. The project county have unanimously Incorporates natur;ll resource adopted resolutions to permit preservation and conserva- Park District operations tlon, and hlslorlcal·site preser - wlthln their respecllve corpo: vation and conservation, In ration limits: sub-P"ojects such a manner the Park within the Park District which District activities provide an have been identified, which avenue for the development of touch every towns hlp and a local tourism industry. The municipality within thE' spin-off generated by the county; grant sources have activity of the Meigs County been Identified ; other agen· Park District. will help bulld, cles within the county have diversify and stimulatE> an pledged their coopera lion In economy in which new and project development and in1 existing businesses can grow illal paperwork lo have the and prosper. Additionally, the Shade River presErved and increased sale of local goods protected as a State Scenic and services created by tour- Rlver has been completed. Is t demand would open new Here is the opportunity for job opportunities both within Meigs Countlans to begin the Park District structure Improving the q~ality of life in and in our business Meigs County today and make rommunltv. preparation<; for Meigs CounIt would be naivetothlnkthe ty's future , All components of full Implementation · of this this project are awaiting the project will occur overnight. deciding vote of Meigs Coun' The broad scope and depth of tians to make this project a activity of this project must be reality. Unsolicited, unanimgeneraily endorsed by Meigs ous endorsements for the County,' spltlzens 1ft he project Meigs County Park District is to succeed . TherEfore, the Project have been received first step I~ vojer approval of a . from Middleport Chamber of 'h·mlll levy for operating Commerce, Pomeroy expenses. Once that endorse· Chamber of Commerce, Bend ment Is made 1n· November 4. Area Merchants As~ociation the process of controlled and Mlddleporl-Poll'leroy Rogrowth of the Meigs County tary. Additionally. many ,Park District can begin. Alter- pledges of support and cooper· nate sources of funding wlll ation have been received from become available to the Park other groups and Individuals District once the loc al com- throughout Meigs County. mitment Is made. Over ll The or ly component of the grant programs from Govern- Meigs County Park District ment sources have been iden- yet to fall Into place is the tified as sources of additional . implementation funding. In funding . There are also many the November 4 election, privati' foundation and corpo- Meigs Countlans \VIII be asked rate grants wluch may be · . to vote a 'h· milllevy for Meigs leveragpd into participation County Park District operat· with this project However. Jng funds . Please take thi s thP primary requirement of opportunity to vote In fav(J' of any grant process is a demon- the Park District levy and add stration of local commitment. your voice to th:lse already saying that Meigs County is a and In rmst cas£5, local place of untapped opportunmatching funds. In add it ion to the l€'1/eraglng , • ity: a place of beauty and of grant funds Into the Pw k signl(lcance worth pr£Serving District Project, other agenand nurturing; a place that we cies in Meigs CQunty wDI join are to call home. ATHENS, Ohle ( UPI) - An Athens· Cou n•v coon hunter has slumbled onto what may be onP of the most significant arch eo log· leal flnds in American river his tory . Bob Hawk Jr. of Guysville was hunting along the banks of the . Hocking River between Guys ville and Stewart early this week when he found what may be the remains of a ·l ate 18th Century or eqrly 19tq Ceritury flatboat or . wooden barge, About eight feet of the vessel 's bow or stern were protruding 'from thP river bank. Officials • . WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tbe Nuclear Regulatory Commission is checking to see lfthereis a new · obstacletoavoteonlicenslngthe Perry nuclear plant but the operator of the Ohio plant· says \he NRC can give it an . exemption. 1 ' 'The commission feels it needs ... time to consider the status of the April 1986 emergency exer· else," NRC chairman Lando Zech $aid Thursday, in announc· ing a delay in the vote whether to give a full -power license to the plant 35 mlles nor thea st of Cleveland. In a two-minute proceeding. comm issio ners a lso voted against letting Ohio · become a ' Add 1 : ...... lho root, redo lho wiltng, fmprOYI lho plumlling ,., fl'om Jilt- to Jilt bnomtnt .. Clll holp , ... ,_ Terms 0 50 • 0/ /O VARIABLE INTEREST . RlTE Itt -· IIVOI . .. 10 59% • 'EXAMPLE: Assume a 510,000.00 loan lor 120 " Fined Wednesday in Meigs County Court were Bill Morris. Pomeroy. probation. costs, rest! · tution and suspended 30 day jail sentence on each charge of assault, resisting arrest and making false alarm; Everett A. Jeffers, Racine, $300 and costs. 10 days In jall, 120 day license suspension, OWl; Timothy E. Shane, Ches hire, $100 and costs, one year probation. 10 days In jail suspended, no driver 's license: Paul Fisher. Coolville. $250 and costs, three days In jail. 60 day license suspension, DWI; $75 and costs, three days in jail . no . operator's license: costs only for ,speeding; Jerome Sheets. $860 and costs. overload; Parker D. Crow, Athros, $764, overload: Thelma Morgan , Albany, suspended $50 fine, costs, Six ·months probation. animals running ,at large: Todd Good, Pomeroy, $20 and costs , disorderly conduct : ID days in jail. suspended, one year probation, cos ts . resisting arrest GO days In jail suspended, one ye ar probation, costs. criminal mischief; Thomas Parks , Reedsville. ll days in jail with 28 da.-s suspended. costs, as.sault: J eff Whit · tlngton, Middleport, costs only. disorderly conduct; John Har· din, Albany , $10 and costs, passing within Intersection: Mer· . lin Mitchell, Rutland. $10 and costs; failure to control; Lee E. Burnem Jr ., Rutland, $5 and Helg NORTHERN'SuimQrt the U.S. Marine Corns Reserve Thys for Thts m:ggram. This holiday season, join Northern in helping needy children by sending us something you'd normally throw away: the wrappers from Northern•• Bathroom '!'issue and Northern~ Napkins. For every three wrdppers you send , Northern will donate a toy on your behalf to the Thys for Thts program. months. The monthly payment of principal and Interest would be $137.84. The first monthly payment would be due 90 days from the date of your l.o an. Loan ~s secured by a second mortgage on real estate. r--------~----,------------Mail-in certificate 25¢ ·[iiAiiijrACruRER couPON-->~o '~ """ON oATt 1 . 25¢1 1· To help support the Toys lor Tots program, SAVE 25".~ on ~ 4-ro II . I I. Cut out the races !rom the fron ts of three Northern" II II packageS-111Ciuding at leasl one t10m a Northern• packageS Or bJO -roll packageS I 2. ~irf~~~s:U;;:'.~e and address betow. and 1 1 of Northern· Bathroom Tissue. I 3. Send th1s certificate, along with faces to. 1 tlllllm: ~:oupar.~~m~te~~ ~ olspec~lfd ~ ~If ~ Wt~O!IIhw 1 NORTHERN BRAN OS TOYS FOR TOTS PROGRAM I ea.. .... 1'100 .. ""' I PO. Box 5398, KANKAKEE, IL 60902 1911M.D' "'""..,..,.._, ~.,- .......,...,.,..,.,...I., " I ~ k lor JIIMIII ~ f==~~~ I III'IWIMI * II'M'II tl w!IICIMI \loc• re I TRUST 1» I I '''"'" I ~UAII u,;RES: 12/11/H N~me 446-0902 Cl 1986 Ja~ R!Yef CorPt'atiOI'I afld 1c1 11 'T1r Bank'Inat Makes Things Happen. 97 North 2nd, Middleporl 351 Second *••·· Gallipolis 992-6661 " pli,IS hiniiiMII. liMIIm !IllS 1IW'd L\'ltfll!t ...; I o, I D~~atr~rwmNg~91l, l1Pnci, IX79966. 011810011Cifltt M1US.Aud RICO Ullf ctiHI tr:- Plltlt.W, I 25¢ 42 0 0 0 1 0 2 79 0 Plleno s"'' . z,, Code '' OltE L-------------~------------- costs, uffi afe vehicle; William E. ' ',.t l ,, ThP article about George Holman In the October 12 Sentinel was like a visit with an old friend. We had known each other our entire · lives but the above and beyond the call of duty came In 1943 when I came hOme on furlouJ(h from the Army . George had an automobile. As anyone who lived at that time · knows - tires were unoblalna -· . ble.l'fhe cord was sh:lwing on his tires. but In response to my the April test as a partial exercise hecau se state officials did not take part fully . •'We'll have to let the staff look at it." Zech said . "That'st heonly • reason we didn't vote today .. . I don't imagine it should take more than a week." Cleveland Electric .ntuminating Co., the lead investor in Perry, suggested fi,te NRC give Perry an exemption of the one-year rule. In a four-page petition Thursday. it said the req uirement for a !uU·scal e drlll subs tantially was met by the tes t last April. There was a full fledged tPst ln lat e 1984. A utility spokesman said the questions how to classify the Aprll drill were "administrative detall." "The state participated to a great degr ee ," he said. discovered . . "U nde r normal conditions we wou ld req~ire the land owner to secure a permit to raise t)Je boa I. But given the nature of the ~ tructute , its possible historical significance and .locatlon WP're looking into other optioru; ," he said. · " We've never had an incidence like thi s before and we're unsure what the next step might bE!. The most important filctcr is to find a way to get the boat out of there and preserve it." William Keener, a r~ Ired curator for the Ohio Historical Society, said it would be difficult to prescr·ve the boat if it is removed from the riverbank. He said pres erving old watercr aft Is both costly and difficult. " My guess is that we won't be able to save it," Keener said . "Preser vation is always possible bu I so metimes the wood still dis integra tes. " If the boat Is as old as people like to believe. then lt is very sign ificant to Arne-Jean river history. Rat her than worry about preservat ion, per haps we should be co ncentrating on fully ,docu.· menting every aspect of ttie boat through carefu l s tudy and pho tographs." Keener sa id if the boat is authentic it could be the only early woo de n flatboat or barge remai ning in exis tence. "In the old day s. flatboats only wen t one way and that was downstream. Usually when riv· ermen arrived at t heir des tina· tion. flatboa ts and barges were disassembled and eit her sdd for lumber or used to construct a $10 and t-;=============c:a:bi:n:.':'========::, Snouffer, costs, left ofPomeroy, cen ter . Fined for speeding were Anthony Urslllo , Cincinnati, $25 and My Husband costs; Troy D. Smith, New Have n: W.Va .. $22 and costs; And I Just Wllllam Lake, Millfield. $Zl and costs; Michael E. Harrison, Made Our North Rldgevllle. $23 and costs; Alfred W. Kerr, Zanesville. $22 Cemetery Preand costs: Richard E. Slusser. North Olmsted. $21 and costs; Arrangements ... Edith A. Le ach. Pomeroy . $24 and cos ts: Mary J . Stocky, (So Our,. Won't Havt>To) Marietta, $24 and costs: Lary l}lder. Pomeroy. $23 and co sts; **TAKING APPOINTMENTS NOW** Lois Leonard, Reeds ville. S25 and costs; Gary M. Ramsey, FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME Gaffney , S.C.. $21 and costs ; Todd Gibson, Akron, $li and Purchase One Lot and Receive costs: Steven Skipp, Point Plea · 0 sani, W.Va., $li and costs: The Adjoining Lot For Only$ Robert J. Roush. New Haven , W.Va., $22 and costs; John R. TAKE CARE OF THiS TOGETHER Murphy , Colum.bus. $22 and WITH SMALL MONTHLY DEPOSITS costs ; Frank N. Jessup, Eliza bethtown, N.Y. , ' $22 and co sts; AND NO FINANCE CHARGE Thorllef Bentz , Racine, $22 and costs; J effrey Stockert. Dover. 1-593-5245 or 1-446-3615 $~ and costs. MEIGS COUNTY MEMORY GARDENS Forfeiting bonds for speeding were · Charles E. Miller Jr .. Groveport. $70; Larry A- Ride.r. Pomeroy, $45; Anthony R. Ur· sillo. Cincinnati, Sli; Richard B. Aycock, Louisville, $50 ; .Joseph Hambrick , Worthington , $30; Garland L. Arnslot. Huntlngton . W.Va .. $45: Winston Saunders. Ga ilipolls , S40 . Kids 5° HELPING OTHERS HELP THEMSELVES RIGGS USED CARS ., 'I - ;;; CH ESTER 985 4100 •·' t~······;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;~ Children with severe sore throats. fever and swollen glands sho uld havP a throat culture so a strep Infection can be dlagnosm and .treated with anlitiolics. he said Strep throat ls not highly contagious. but its victims sh:luld be kept at home for 24 hours, he said. Chlldr·Pn with strep throats very rarely develop rheumatic fever , but the numbeF lllncreas· lng. Researchers are puzzled by Its reappearance of the fever , since It nearly wa~ eradlca ted about 20 years ago . sAVE AT STQ RE.WI DE· request, George let. me use his car lor a date. Because of George , we had a lovely evening, attending my aunt Hazel McCloud's birthday party at the corner of 3rd and Main at Racine. I plan to visit MPigs Cou nty next year. Geo~ge , 1Iookforward · 10 seeing you. Floyd Clarlt l 0004 NE 9th ·Porlland, Ore. 97211 [ ., •• .""• - FALL UPHOLSTERY SA.LE • • • • • .,.',· • ., •• YOUR Help Will Make It Possible{. . Visit with an old friend Ill Ktllftllr« lll'llft t:IMI ~1 rmertfeiiii\IS111ie 5I'IOWrl lllllfiiUtSI ~ l'lllfft tall!ll ~"*" ar IHIIICII!d M ~ 1101: fiiH!I'Ited rt!AIIfn or othfR ~ I!J!tlorlla:l CoriSUPII!f'" Plf! Site Ia C«<pon 1101' Ittil$· ietal*. Mlfj . . . . ~ a!Upll\1 10 James ill'oltl Ctt!nl!q~, formal participant in decisionmaking on the plant. State officials were· making a lastminute request. they said, with· out suggesting new Issues that need attention. "The sta te's very disap~ pointed ," assista nt Ohio attorney general Sharon Sigler said afterward. " We'll consider any legal action. " Zech said it sh:luld take only a few days to settle question<; about the April drill. Rules req uirE> a "full participation" test of eva· cuation plans in the 12 months preceding a commission vote on a license. The Federal Emergency Management Agency on Wednesday said It documented Letter to the Editor ._ eros ion. Bob Maslowski , of the Corps ' speclai projects division, said although the discovery is exc it Ing. It presents man y questions. "At this point, we don't know what to do because we are unsure who owns the structure and wh at we can do legally as a feg_eral agency ln helping presE!'ve it ," he said. The Corps of Engineers ·has jurisdiction below normal water levels, but Maslowski said officials believe the boat probably belongs to Glenn Lac key, owner of the Ian d where it was For a Good Clean Used Car Check us out .... We Have The Best Deal In the 'Area NICE SELECTION! related to strep throat , mainly affects school-age chlldrm. So far this year at the h:lspllal, 18 case; have been reported. which increase" called over thea usual one lie or Congenl . "drama two cases . the craft, made of hand-hewn beams, 'wooden pegs. and logs, t ould be 20 feet wide and 42' feet long. How the boat remained Intact through the years is a mystery. · " It 's very exciting on the one hand and very puzzling on the other," said river historian John Briley. "It is deflnitely built the way a flatboat or barge was constructed . And 'yet it is in such incredibly good condition. It really defles all'logic." Army Corps of Engineers officials said the boat apparently was slowly .exposed by soli County_court issues .fines .Rheumatic· fever hits . several Ohio cities AKRON. Ohio (UP!) - An ou tbreak ol rheumatic fever is being reported in several Ohio cilies. Pittsburgh and Utah. Akron Children's Hospital· Medical Center says the number of cases of r heumat·lc fever in sc hool-age children In the Akron . Ca nton and Youngstown area s has Increased consldera bly over las t year. ThP Center for Disease Control In Atlanta also has noted Jn crpases In thP disease in Colum· bus. Pittsburgh and Utah. "There's no reason for alarm," said Dr. Blaise Congenl. director of infectious diseases at the Akron hospital. "If you havp a strep throat and oit's treated properly , you won't get rheumatic fever." Rheumatic fever, which Is es tlmat~ Nuclear panel eyes granting license ' •• .· Ohio VOTE YES la •Fr• Oelfvery •Free Parking Legaw•Y . . Mow for ehrlstmtsl • CORNER OF THIRD & OLIVE GALLIPOLIS. 0 0 448·3046 Tuesday, Nov.4, 1986 Gallia-Jackson-Meigs OPEN 9·6 OAILY Monday & Friday Mental Health Services 9tt> 8 Paid tor by The Mental Health Levy Sleeting Committee Edward J. Berkich, M.D., Chairman . P.O. Box 5t4 Gallipolis, Ohio 4 5~3t ,. • • ~ • •• �l":age- 1he oauy ~ermne1 2 disappear after barge explosion KENOVA W Va (UP)) D1vers resume d 1he s ea c h 1oday fo lwo m e n who disappeared Thurs d ay n a n explosion on a permane ntly moored fu e ling barge near Kenova T he names of I he tw o m ss lng men were no t di sclosed a Ken ova F1re Deparlmenl s pokesman said The fa m1ly does n o t want he nam es mad e public unt I the bod es a I e fou nd the spokes man sa 1d debns and hope!u lly w II fmd the m dur ng the d ay D vers seardted until dar k Thursd ay fm th e men believed to be e mployees of Robmson Excavatmg Co of As hland Ky The barge was at an Ashland 0 1 d'ock au thorlt1es sa d The e was a flash 1eo: P,los ton a nd ba was all lhei e wa s Coast Guard Chef Warrant Of ftc1er Joseph K!lonsky sai d There was no real fire to speak of The Coas1 Guard \\est \1 g1 n a Depar ment of Nalural Re s ources and seve al agencies of both Ke nluck y a nd Oh o us ed 0 vers \\Ill resum e t he sea rch at 9 am the K e nova s pokes man sa d If we do n t h a\ e a n) es ult s we II be clearmg so m e Friday, OhiO boat s and d1vers m I he searc h K1 lons ky sau;l th e ba rg e pos ed no safet y ha zard for 1he searchers or Investigators Were cont nulng our lmes t gat1on along with the D NR a nd OSijA people at this lime Ktlonsky sa id The ~"~< o men m ay ha vP been mslalhng a new It e control system on what he Coas Guard called a permanently muur~ work fl a t when the 8 a m e xplos on occurred Officials had sa 1d ear IJer I ha t towboat s were tied to the flat refuelmg a t the lime of I he bias t 18 P't "Pie as ant Business Services & VICinity try new Het'bll W11ght COntrol Program No druga no exerclae Thtlzaek WeltonC)Ubwlllltlrt t;::======::;:::::~:::;:::;:::;::::;:::=rl8:,;1;;i~':~:'=•;!~ '' Ch•ilt• GREAT BEND ELEaRIC, Inc. Ck)Hd In porch sale (ra ar)1612 .Kan.w~• St OC1 31 • Nov 1 ~ "' Ctathlng elec cloctta TeleMete albuma booka bsby c:er ••• 9:00 to 1 ...... " 200~ - k 3011-878 7291 d.,., 21 Pubhc Sele & Auctton 446 4044 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive St Gill pol 1 New & used wood ooalttoves 6 pcrwood LR tuile U99 bunk btdl 8199 antron reel nll't •11 new & uted b.:lroom tultH ranges w nger waahert & sho• New Nengroom .. t11 8199 •699 ampt 1110 buying noal & wood atoves Cel 61 4 446 31 &9 Fo d building All 36 & 1110 i Female white h ampater Call Fret door pr zet Free gifts tor v ch ldran Chr .tmas 0 fta Old and new merch andlse De•len~ r note On y 1 Mzen ap ecea leh at tl50 a mo111h Sn me thtre Friday 9AM to 3PM 23 ProfessiOn al SetviCes 8t4 rl48 t354 The Da1ly Sentmel PHONE 992-2156 Or WrIt Da y Stll ntl Clm I Ot, o~ II Ca11 S Po11t RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) tel 011 o •5769 RACINE, OHIO OffKe 949 2431 Emergency Pubhc Nottce ORDINANCE NO 568 WHEREAS the V llage Council has rBCOmn81ded the passage of thas ordntnce 11 a::oordanoe with the Charter of the V lege of Pomeroy THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Cotv of Pomeroy Stale of Otuo does hereby Ofdan as follows THAT the Vi liege Counc I w II sell the eal estate des cnbed below at J11bllc &tlehon oo the 17th day of November 1986 on the Mmgs County Deed Records Volume 250 page 389 lhenoe North 9 degree 30 00 West 150 CO feel along the East l11e of the said Sm1th parcel to an II'On rod at the Northeast comll' of the said Smoth paroel said ron rod be11g on the North line of said lot 457 thence Sooth 80 degn"' 30 00 Eest 100 00 feet along the Nonhllleofsaid lot 457 to the ""'" of begrnn11g cont01111g 0 262 PASSED llus 16th day of September 1986 Richatd Seyler Meyor Jane Wa~on Clerk Troos APPROVED thos 15th day of Sept 1986 ACCEPTED th~ 15th day of l!ept 1986 110}10 17 24 31111}75tc more or less exceptng PUBLIC NOTICE leadmg Creek Conservancy D stnct w II accept sealed bids at rts offoce locatm at 34481 Corn Hollow Rom Rutl111d Oh., 45n5 tor the J)<lrdlase acres all legal easements and nghts Courthouse steps begrm ng at of way IOOOAM TheViltegeCouncl hereby reserves the nght to accept Ot 1'8ject-anv or al bids THAT the Mayor of '"' V•llage of Pomeroy IS herdJy The beanngs 11 tho above des~t10n era based m cur ..,t Pomeroy Village Tax Plots Ref....,ca 31 1 REFERENCE DEED Vo lume 161 Page 465 Metgs County Deed RecordtThe ebov8 desc:nption s based on asurveymeybeEcho Surveys Inc by Robart R Eason Professional Surveyor OhK> P S NO 7033 , May 1986 Authomy to sell r•l estate. ORC Section 721 01 721 28 nduSMI Pasoed bytlooVillago Councrl of the Cotv of Porno roy State of Otuo urunm ouoly on 15th day of Sept 1986 authonzed to execute a deed to 1he purchaser of S81d real estate accordng to 18Yt(eTHAT thas ord nmce shal be adven sal '" a newsptl)er of genera c rcu anon withlf'l fie mun c pal ty of Pomeroy Oh10 accord•ng to law THAT all or parts of ordillrl ces prWK>Usfy enactsj nmn Slstent with thiS adiniWlm are hereby repealm THAT th s ordr1111oe shell take affect and be enforced fmm and after ns passage and cat10n accordllg to aw DESCRIPTION Srtuate n Salsbury Town shop Mergs County State ol Ohoo 111d being, tM VitltiQeof pJ bl Pomeroy Fraction 17 To\1111 2 North Range 13 West of tM Oh10 Company s Purd'lase and be ng descr bed as fo lows Pubhc Nottce Pu!ic Not1ce of a two way radiO telemetry system and a t\NO way ra:to commumcat10ns system Bid specif cat10ns may be acqu red for a pr ce of $500 00 a copy at Leadng Creek Cooservancy D stnct off ce dur11g standard bJ~t ness hours AI bids must be fled at tho office of leedmg cr...k Con servancy D stnct on the 10th day of November 1986 by twelve o cloclc noon All bids will bo op..,ed on the 12th day 54 M1sc 1-----Pubhc Nottce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On September 9 1985 n Real Estate 1111 ro• 54 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 IB 14) 992 3325 MODERN - 3 BR maste 39xl5 2' baths lam y m 27xl5 2 woodbu n ng f•ep a ces ange relr gera o d~>:o­ sa cent a ar and heal 2 g patros db garage on ands caped ot $130000 83 ACRES - Sec 9 Sutt(JJ Townsn p 5 m a m nome I rep ace woods ~ acto and c eekandmnea~ 0 we•(JJ ne x lar m $50 000 100 ACRES - 2 ~s and o we ~ mnerafs: gooo g aver oad n Sa 5buf'l nea Rock Spr ngs 2wale la ps Fee gas $40 coo ONE STORY - 6 rrns Bock siO'Ie nat ga~ ca pet n& 3 BRs rn Rae ne $24 000 20 ACRES ~ Leban(JJ Town snp 70xl4 3 BR I ale I balhs dr lied wei palro range ref ge alor sundeck $27 500 46 ACRES - Nea Tuppers Pia ns Mnera s 2tra er spots oo good wave oad $30 000 BARGAIN - Nce and neat 3 BR one lklor home (JJ Rt 7 by pass near Mdd~ort Need to sell betore wnter Ju st $1 8 000 65xl2 MQBILE HOME - 2 BRs gas furnace ange ef ge alor and some fu nlure On~ $9 800 RE£DSVILLE - A neat 2 3 bed aom nomeon a arge evel ol Basement arge 2 ca ea .age._ slo age shed Au111 num sd ng Good cond on MORNING STAR SION - 3 acre vacan land Road wale and eectr c $950000 SUBDIVI pace of frontage ava table ST RT 325 - Vacant wooded and App ox mate y 119 aces Los of oad !rootage No mnera s $30 000 00 IDNG BOTTOM - A 3 bed oom home wlh unl n~ bed lam ~ room on app10x ma ely 8 acres mostly wooded Garage Cose io stale pa kand nunlng $1 5COOOO ~enry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 949 2fi60 AlB Help Wanted NEEDED IMMEDIATELY PART· nME REGISTERED NURSE 11 PM 'DL 7 30 AM SHIFT For 35 Bed SNF-ICF Un1t Contact Rhonda Dolley, RN or Apply at VeteraM Memonal Hospital Dr Po1111roy, Oh10 45769 CAll 614 992 21q4 1151/1 East Mlmortol An Equ1l Opportun ty Employe ' to Balance Pa1d Monthly Humane Soc ely CAU 992 6505 992 5427 or 992-:3026 IEUAILE 8 20 86 tfn OLD TIME HEATING CO. Golltpohs Ohto We Hen Ahll Tl• Sho~ T11hllel.. Bashan Build11g (Free Ell mateo} EVERY SAT. NIGHT V C YOUNG Ill 6:30P.M. 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy 01 Fa<tory Choke 12 Gauge Shatg tnl Y•rd Sale Oct 29 Nov 6 1 door auto ecceuonea am all fuel stove cloth~ng household goods Sm ths Johnaon Ridge Ad 3 Fam ly nu NOHS on At 1e0 Thurs Fn &: Sat Clo thing sweeper glauw are &. antaqua 9 6 8111 New ittml 1dded Weekly Craft glassware nee Jewelry wtnter twe1tera 6 Jtckets Thurt Fr S 11 He m1n Nor thup Ad Centenary Cons6gn rnent S 11ea we oo,me VardS1teFridayOct 31 S•t Dllfy Nov1 Mon Nov3962 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Be mont Dr Childrtnl clothing toys h h goods DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALl' JO' S GIFT SHOP In Syraruse, Ohio YES WE ARE OPEN 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT THURS FRI SAT 9 to S ltg•wg Fot Chll1111111 CEMENT HORSES OEERS RABBITS DOGS CATS EAGLES VIRGIN MARY WHITE ANGELS ALSO LARGE BIRO BATK!l AIA!ONAIIE RATES Four F am ly Y 1rd S 11e S atur day 10 & F ve m lea North on Sr At 160 Big YtrdSIIeFr I Sat 180 near Porter Baby bed elothWig 11111111 m IC Big V ard S 1le Sat Nov 1 9 til 5 Lots of toys blkM clothes • d shea Kelly 0 Georges Creek Rd E111111 oy nw nl St~rvtci~o (t< \ E1m nga 1re 141 10 VO~' Be a Fie 1 M artc01 Dealer Indoor monthly T alkto IPIC8.COit -dealers .,d manager Frday 9AM to 3PM Ed a G olllpollr F a a Market h former Thaler Fo d bu ldng Rh 36 & 180 .60 W • • • Pan time Ucenaed Pt'IC:tctl Nurse 114 hours weekencll) for two resident 1 progrtmt for devalopnw~U ly dlltbled .tultt nG1I11County' !G all~lt Bidwell) Houn 8 900 am tnd 3900 pm S sand ay •nd Sund 1y Current Oh10 LPN L1cenee Ph aracology Certif cate for docunwntatlon "1. d If •nlng) vtlid Ohio driver t Ncentt and good dnvlng record r~uired uperi.,c» wo It ng With pertont wh"h mental ratar d ttlon and devek>pment•l dlt ab it a prllfltf'red Send resume to Robin Eby BUckeve Com ITUnity Strv 11 P 0 Box 604 J ac:kton Oh 41640 Dead lne " far eppl ca~t• 11 ~Be. Equal ? "QJpd!1Uitlly'~yor W .,ted reliable person for ,... houttkeep11g Experl.,trl!ll & ef erences C1ll between & 30 or 7 30PM 814 rl48 4245 Enthuri1tt c e"llfgetcperson with good communic at on 1 1 lk 111 PositiOn eva abltto wort! for Southe 11tam Oh.a 1 tlnett outdoor recreation firm 1\io exp necesury will tr1 n lttrt m mediately Call between 10&4 Man & Tues Cal 614 28e 2243 PositiOn av•iltblt for account S1lary open bated on e•pa rl•ce S«td returN to Ac count P 0 Box 688 Jackson " Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohro AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR (lao Tr..•mlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tfc (CUT OUT FOI FUTUR£ USE! KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Mtku •Wathers •Oishwas . . rs •Ranges •Refngerator1 •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 45 c EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. YINn & AlUMINUM Complete Gutter Worll Complete Remodelrng Rooftng of all Types Worked on home artlll 20 ytlllrs Frt111 Eotrmates CALL COLLECT ' Ph (614) 843 5425 MEIGS EXCAVATING COIAPANY •All Types of Excavating •L.andscapmg •Ba1oments •Sewage Systems •Water 8t Gas Lmes •Water Well Drtllrng •Truckmg Call· 742-2407 10/ 27/ 86/1 mo PWS: Dffitt !uppiios & Furmturo Wodol11g PLUMBING &HEA and GraduatiOn Now locafton: 168 North So<on<! l'!liddltport Olio 45760 Matnflw Srgns. Rul!ltor St..ps Slattonory, ,...,,., Fornw Capy Sorun Etc 25 s 111111 51 lltltlltporl SALES & SERVICE We Carry Filhing Suppl n Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here 104 (6141 YU·77!54 SALES & SDVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Autltorlucl John Detro New Hollllll luth Nag Farm Eq11pmont BISSRL SIDING CO. Dtalot FirM e•• ~, ..., Pert• & s•..,,••• New Ho11111 Butlt Free Eatimatee PH. 949-2801 or '"·2860 No Sunday Calls A11111111 nce me 111 s t/11 IIIII CUSTOM BIILT HOMES & GARAGES AI Reasonable Pr1ces PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16 86 lfn AUTOMAnC REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 IUlBEIIY AYE PO.IOY,OH PH. 992-9949 lob Owntr lmo 8t VICinity Nov 1 111d Nov 3 Edward Ball Nlkl«tce E:nd of Coonty Rd 19 on otd At 33 BOGGS •VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION Pomeroy Middleport Av, Po. .roy BUSINESS PIIONE (6 141 992 6SSO R!SIOENCI PIIONI 3 BISSELL BUILDERS W uher some furniture clothtt mite Sat. Nov 1 a Sun Nov 2 I & 24 Evant HtiQhts oH Rt 1•1 Announcements Carport Sale on Bro ldw ay St In A acln e Novembltf' 111: S •• urday 9 00 & 00 Clothing e•m• mlac: Large 8 tit It 834 E M lin POrMroy November 3 4 I Nice clothM stereos t IP• toys furniture etc 840 Page St Middleport S 1t wd ay Nov 111 from 9 00 till IS 00 Craft Items baby strollet port 1 cr b Awn boHiel mite ~ ..... V1rd Sale at 409 S Fifth Middltport Office twlvel ch tMr Tupperw are clothu mite 900600 Saturday Nov 1tt We can repatr and reicore radtators and heater cores We can also acid boll and rod out radtators Wa also repair Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Middleport Ohto 1 13 tfc November 1st and 3rd 10 ;00 4 00 p m Lots of good clean doth'"g •nd mlac 370 Gr ~t 992 7244 Log home 3 4 br 1ll elec fully carpeted fn shed bttement Ambru11a 7 m les from Pt PI on At 62 City wltltf' Plved driveway a tept c tank 1 tu 1ted on :l:z acre ovtJiooking Kanawht Rtvar $&.0 000 C1ll 304 878 5440 botwe"' I 30 ond 4 30 2403 Mt Vernon Aw house tllCIP1 on al qu allty unit lp1 bu lding exc cond good nconw produc ng 2614LncolnAveexccond energy effietent 304 87& 4580 z•o3% rwo 0 876 1982 3 bedroom hou.. f eplace 1 acre ot w accept tr tde In 9 m es from Punt Plunnt 304 675 3073 Nlce 2 bedroom hDWM good n~~~ghborhoOd clean deposit reqvtred stove fum•hed b ..e ment ctM304 6761301 • Atclne Gun Shootapontored by R tcln t Qun Cltb Every Sun d1y beginning 11 1 00 p m F tctory Choka 12 gu age shotgun• Trapping •ppH... Nitt llt11 Whut lt.. 41oo buying Gin HnQ George 8ucldey 11• 884 4781 H" 2 8 p m Mon Sat ClOsed Sund ey For rent 10x60 trade SISO 00 depoait 8135 00 month wate A trash ptekup Wlduded 304 Renld ls 4347 2 3 bedroom houl8 In Pomeroy Unfurmthed Sug •r Run are t ctoae to aehool wry nice Pay own utlllt es end deposit requ ed Day 61• 992 2381 or 814 992 2720 3 4 bedroom houllln Pomeroy fully furnished w d micro w awe newty remodeled ec room P ty own ut It es depos t requ tel Call days 814 992 2381 or 614 992 2720 197e 14x70 G~tl:lura 2 bdr 2 tul bolllo poroh & owning 2 AC 1 111 tltc axe. cond Best offer Cal 614-2&&e620 or 814 2U M02 a E~ll II BOO 828 0712 3 bedraom hom~ in red ~uple Ch.... r Prefer ret No child ren 8200 per IMnth plu• utilities and dtpo .. t Cal 814 from Boolo Sahaol Golllpollo Ferry tallow lltlnt Antiquo st•d• 1 ta•we•r good b•bv boys cloth• Honw lnterkn Lots of other mite items ~ Fum thad 1p1 1 bdr 8236 utllh "'paid 701.thG atllpollt C1ll'"6 M1e 1fter 6 pm Fum shed .tftc ency $160 utll pad lhare bath 701 ••h GltfiPOII• Call 448 4416 t • •ft" 8pm Small 4 room house unfur n thed fo ftnt Adu s only Furni1hed 3 rooms and batfl clean adults cw.ly no pets C aU 814 949 2819 New S. used rehtg r1ngea washers & dryltf's 6 pc wood L room au te 8400 Mo lohtn Fum At 7 North Gall pol 1 3 bedroom ho ma 203 Park St Mlddlepof't C 1rpet g 11 hut c•tr al • Deposit end pay own ut lh,. 614 992 804B 114 446 4886 3 bedroomhometorslleorrent get heat 21 acrn n Gallipo1a Ohio 304 882 3638 3 room fumiahed ept 2 bdr houu no .... cell 304 e75 2453 3 Met room hou11 for reft1 Paint ptuunt 304 882 3714 e room houH will rent whh optiOn to buy Owner F n ance 304 876 t090 ldu for couple 2 " bdr fu I baMment e175ma payown ut lit ea Dep a.. ref requ reel No pets 3218 How erd Ave Call Eff Cltncy apartment Su11 able tor one pe son PriVate bath and entrance Call614 44e 1232 18 nch boys bicycle C1ll 61 4 986 39 31 986 3839 o 814 742 2362 P ckens U1ed Furmture Good Poo Tab e all eccessone1 $200 One wet bar $100 1 8 tt walnut bar and 2 stools &100 Coll814 986-4176 Rough Lumber Oak .,d pop ar 1126 00 to 1160 00 per 1 000 assorted ength seasoned wal nut Can delve 304 875 ... 12 81 m to 6 p m Can .. a Walkers W ecker Mende son WV Rt 36 Surplus Army Den m Rental Ca hart Cloth ng K ds Camou flage (free He met wnh Com plete Surt Pu chase w th copy th • AD at Regu ar Pr cej F Sat Sun 12 00 8 00 p m Othe Days after 4 p m Eut of Ravenswood H 0 S•m Somerville T Sgt U S A F Ret! HALF PRICE Flash ng arrow s gns 8289 Lghted non a row $279 Unlghted $2491 F ee leners l See tocal y Ca today! Fectorv 1i800i423 0163 Maytag wringer w11har axe cond $40 00 Tread M II 020 00 Altar 5 00 304 676 2381 or 878 2388 Twu couch• and chan k ng 1118 bed Kenmore drye 304 675 23 mch Zenith colo TV console needs work $100 00 0 8 0 For Slit o Trade 1983 V 46 Megnunl Hond• Vent ptpe and f tting fo wood 1tove Tlu11 Y.i Play House Aeg•tered 5 month old black male Cocker Span el c•ll 304 675 4848 304 876 8804 Btthtub commode 1 nk $100 00 good cond 304 876 6578 Used carpetlf'lg 1pprox 16x12 B ue 304 6640 Apanments for rent in Pomeroy One •nd two bedrooms Call Callahan 1 Uaed Tire Shop Ove 814 992 6216 1 bedroom IP artment Newly carpeted HUD approved 402 24th St Pt Ple~sant Co 814 992 6868 Mobtla Homes for Rent- 2 lMfr .n ut lit es p •td ucept .... fum or unfum ...: Npotlr rtQww.d Cenvenlllnt loctttan cal e 14 .W8 8&68 0 It 4 rl48 4778 2 bedroom partly fum shed apartment off Spr ng Ave Pomeroy Oh o La ga pat o and v•rd Call e14 882 6886 efter 800 p m n3 MtSc Merchandtse 6996 WANT TO BUY wood and gl ..s d11play counters up 10 6 foot long perter o d 304 675 6899 or 675 7216 2 bdr mobile home n..r HMC W1 Mlild nport Unfurn thtd tltCtpt k tchen Prefer adults na pets e 1 BS m6nthly plus udli1 81 C 1 I e 14 bdr County Ad c.n 1 ~ b tth on 41 In Eve._,. tr alltf 614 44e 1323 or 81. pol a 814 446 1221 248 9170 Eff clancy apt one bedroom downtown 304 876 9780 3 bd 3 prlv ate lot water furn new school 1 small t:h ld ret I dtp requ ed Cl 614 rl48 0614 121110 2 bd unfum washer dryar hookup At 35 dapoatt S. rete en en requ eel 1 on Gao regH Creek rd Call e14 441 4389 Of oom tpt 304 675 1090 46 Aduhs Only Furmshed Rooms 2 bedroom mobile home Lo c •ted w th n city I mitt He at fumillhotl Coli 814-4411232 1 OdO 2 bedroom mabtle home nu Racine Cell 114 992 5868 Ava able Nov 2 2 mobUe homes fo 48 B a A Mobile Home Movers Insured re 110n able r 1t" c Ill c •• 814 992 2394 1:;:;:;::;-:;:;~;;:::-;:;-:::;: i appl cations on txtra goO.. 304 118·3002 Tell ng tppWcatlonl on fou 2 bedroom mobile homes •110 00 per month plua gat 304 878 CROSS 8o SONS U S 35 West Jackson Oh o 614 288 8461 M11sey FeJguson New Hoi and Bush Hog Sales & Serv ce Over 40 used t acto sto choose f om & co "1' ate hne of new & used equttunent La gest sele<:t on n S E Oh10 Oh10 Call e14 441 9777 ewe 61• 446 3692 Up front trac tors with war anty over 40 "'ed tr1ctors 1000 tools 8 dwell Cash Feed Sto e Spe ctata thru Nov W ld bi d teed & 28% Super Sport dog food Along with aN dra n p pe Ctll to pr en tt 614 388 9688 JIYIOEN S FARM EQUIPMENT 614 446 1675 Check our tpe c tl pr ce on HutQvama chan saws long tractor & Vermeer htv equiPment A can.., late I ne of ba a han dl {lg I feeding ICCIItoriet WW'Ide m1xe 1 wagon rotary t llera rotary cunars blades cu It veto 1 d ac plows seeders post dr vera wood splitters g•h• head gates power Washers Wheel Hone Lawn S Garden! Bank feeders II traler USEO EOUIPMENT Used tractors. round baler weg ons tobacuo setturs IIJriYer cwiiN'atDrs wheel ditc plowa raket tq ba art mowing ma chine curt packer hey b nda manure spread a See us for a COITP eta ne of parts & serv eel New and used parts fo Wh tes Ollven M M Dautz tractors Siden EquiJ)ment Co 304 814 387 7211 387 0622 oflor 3 814 Snow blade w d1 hvdrsul t: con t o s tor Jeep good oond t10n Warm Mom ng wood bumer wtth fan good cond t10n Ct~ll 814 261 8231 55 Butld1ng Supplies 62 "c Pole Bu ld ngs by Qual ty Bu lders Wo kshops carports an mal shelte 1 gartgltl Free est metet Phone 614 384 5762 56 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel CF A H malayan Per11an Md S amese kittens AK C Chow pupplet Call 814 446 38 44 afta ?PM AKC blondepoodlepupt Cham p10n ned Wo med & ta led s 126 each Cal 614 446 7372 1 black 2 mtles $100 Call 614 rl46 04~7 & spl t Now bu'f ng she I corn o eer com Call forlatftt quotes River City Farm Supply 61 ot .W6 ptckuplood Call 814 2&8 1761 1fter 4PM Firewood delivered Oak a hlcli ory spl t HEAP voucher pickup lood 138 Co11814 448 2223or 814 448 302B Sp ace for Rent 63 Prof pool tab e snt~que lkle board console TV Call 814 448 9364 Moblf homt tots tm •II ct. dren accepted At 1 L.ocuac Ro td Mob I home tots OhiO A ver Ro ld 1nd Pottefl Craek Route Aiding lftW'n mower eteQ Lo~rev organ 3 whHIIt' C.ll614 4'8 · t 304 878 1071 ••w 614 379 2162 304 882 3131 Apply now receive f rtt month rent FREE: F emily Pride Mobile Home P •rt Q alllpol 1 Ferry wht • we c••• to f~mm• 304 878 3073 7414 Truck mate tool box 160 R tdla 1 r'n 1200 Cal after 6 Home Improvements pm BASEMENT 1982 Ford Mustang Auto PS PB T Top bucket seats lllCCe lent cond tton 13800 614 iM7 3421 198& Monte Carlo SS black 23 000 min C. I 6, 4 992 8421 1.------'-------....--T Bird PS PB AC ea defogge One owne Call614 992 :J703 WATERPROOF NG Unc:ond tonal fat me guaran tee Local efe ences fu n shed Free est mates Ca co ect 1 614 237 048B day o nght Roge 1 Basemen t Waterp oof ng Dogwood Blue Sp uce $ 2 50 Trees sumps & leaves e mowed mulcfl f d n f rew ood coal Dons Landscapes 614 446 9646 RON S Te ev son Se v ce House calls on RCA Quar:a GE Spec al ng n Z9n th Ca 304 676 2398 0 614 446 2464 78 Dodge Magnum pa PI ac at rear def 310 eng na am fm cb ldio 8 track ret:l n~ng•eats high mil ..ge body exc cond 11600 304 876 8884 AKC Silva M naN e Poodle tor Stud Services phone 304 773 1972 Corvene 46 000 m les exc cond t6 800 00 304 676 0< 876 6789 1982 r.n Cava ar 2 doo ttand•rd good gas m leage t3 500 00 304 876 2797 0 79 Ford T Btrd p tte•nng t It wheel & 11.1to trana Good Cond standing young bulla fo •le One 1 19 month• and the seeond s 16 months old 8oth bulla have n ce 1 ze and g eat potent al as he d bu 1 Call 57 Mus1cal Instruments Pilflo tor ule Wantldl Re tponslble party to Mtumt •m~ll monthly payments on modem atyleconsolep eno Mtybetetn loGallv PI••• call Mlntg., 1 800 623 2890 814 388 9308 J~----------------- n Cutlqa Supreme needs tt e work 30ot. 676 6241 Cal 82 814 992 7231 negotllbla Pr oe1 Plumbmg 30• 4&8 1904 or 304 8t Heatmg CARTERS PLUMBING ANO HEATING bock 3034 676 6378 Cor F~rth arulP ne -cfsn po s Ohio Phone 814 448 3888 o 614 446 4477 72 83 46B 1727 1982 Chevy Chevette h•tch 814 742 3033 RegiStered quarter horse geld lnQ 6 years old good I l l well broke t a lers wlfl ~as been shown Payment plat w th ap P'OY"ed c edit T a I (it1et we Pru:ed to seU $800 304 676 8799 Reg Charol1 1 Bull approx mately 1700 lbt • yaars old Trucks for Sale 1986 Fo d Raligertruck to sale axp_er enced condition f6 000 Call 614 446 7211 after 6PM 1981 3A ton Jeep pdl;up auto look ng t'ltb1 PS PB 1 AM FM Work Horse 7 yr1 o d appro• 1 800 lbs eat gentle 304 468 Excavatmg Good 1 Excava ng batemen s footers d lo'BW&ys upt c lanks andscep ng Cal any me 614 446 4537 James l Dav son J owne Coli 814 246 6841 after 4PM t978FodF t00ptc:kup44000 mtln very c ..n 6 cyl 3 spd topl)el' NfiW wheels & trras Asking 83 600 Call 61 ot. 446 9407 1975 Fo d F100 p.dc up Srand ard transmss10n runs good Mutt t ell due to llness Call 85 General Haulrng James Boys Wate Se " ce A 11o pooaf lled Ca 6142561141 0 614 4.t6 1175 0 614 446 7911 814 992 2796 16 38 "' 468 1728 1986 Chevy S 10 p ck up 30 000 rTll 81 1 owne Call Transporl~lion 614 992 M21 73 71 Autos for Sale 1982 Suberu 4 WD wagon VG cond t3 696 Ceil 614 448 4141 Vans & 4W 0 t97!1 Clurvy Ytn 11 200 CoN 8 14 448 0336 oflor & Coa I mestone g avei etc Del ve ed 1 ton and up J m Liner 304675124? 0 li75 7397 1985 Chevy ConversJOn van railed root dual air loitded low miles Coli 814 38 7 0667 cuttom ven 74 Ram Charge 87 Upholstery good condition 72 E Cam no 76 Chevy Laguna S 3 PS PB V 8 new petnt good cond Call Col 814 448 8113 or 814 446 8201 74 Plymouth Ousttr Chevette 77 Honda 80 8e Chorgor Call 114 rl48 11993 1914 Escort IX cond nMI air new rtdltls auto 1• ze,g Call 9D411 Landac:•plng .,4 ... 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Pert lime RN po•rion evada ble AA;Jiy at Scenic Hills Nurs ng Center Monday the Army National Gu 1 d can tee ve more than e18 OOO for their educatiOn Jon now and btg10 eam ng a monthly pay d'leck Yooractvedutyt tnng can be delayed untl the school yea ends end you w.ll eam le39 or mo e per month wh le n t 1 n ng CALL 1 BOO 842 3619 fo FREE Info mat on package new btg _.action of uMd bank repuu•t«< mobjle home Call Kanaugt Moble St Middloport 448 11284 JOI"676 7360 5 room house good loc: altOn 1225 mo pluuecuri1ydep Cal 814 441 8887 Wanted Plano phye SWEEPER tnd II'Wing m .:11-'e Jill ltr p 8fts and ltlppl " Plok up 1nd delivery Davis Vacuum Cleaner one half mie up Georg• CrHk Ad Cal 114 & 8x10 out bu ld ng Fo \ale 3 ;,edroom fuU bath up !1:! alth doWn Carpet p •nlling Nice to h eve yourOWft home for Chrlltm as C tH "14 Bll • av.ng PIINT SHOP Roger Hysell Garage @• ng 614 949 2101 or 814 949 2B80 K 502D THE QUAUTY 10 30 86 1 mo For nle 1972 U1160 Arlington mQb le home fum shed under 2 bdr house w th garage car peted curta ns d sflwlther S. re.fri(J Nee new c ty pool 106 K neon Or Rent 8300 mo dep & leaserequ ed Call614 4•6 2 br kitchen b lthroom with laundry room living roem • d nmg room ell elec Approx 7 m lei from Pt PI on Rt 82 2 tracts tpp 011. 1 acre more or "" over ook ng K an awh • River t40 000 C •II 304 e75 &440 between 8 30 and 4 JO Help Wanted OH 411840 Northup Pat riot Ad bet wee Northup Brfdgt • 77& Nov 3rd thru lth 9 30 to d ·~ Iota of evtrythmg new h andm .:Ia m tttrl•l l1ce kilt cNttbooka dilhea lamps good Clothes co ata quilt and top1 n Buddy Mob le hoffle 12x60 Ill electric be11 offer 304 57e 2809 Two bedroom •II turn shed mobile home 10 ml es South Po1n1 Pie aunt S\ At 2 helf way between GQOdVI a and Stauffer plant• av all able Nov 1 Hud approved A r cond g 11 fum ace e1ty waler n ce level lot 304 676 2132 or 676 2083 4110 676 2247 6 rooml'louae 1 2 acres Double car gauge Located Of1 Ro11 Hill Bargon prcod uoooo Col1814 8712813 In R tc nt mce 2 bed oom duplex P trtlv furn•hed UOO per month plus depo11t Cal 614 446 3368 Rodney Un ted Methodist C.hurch At 668 Rodney Oh Mon Nov 3 3 7pm TuM Nov 4 9amto &pm 4/1/tfn RACINE FIRE DEPT. 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Sterkt Tree and Lnvn SeMct Hedget shrub• buthes tnmmed l•ultc:aplng. ttu!Y'C) lf1d felt I'M'IOVII 304 17e 814 448 3872 Court Floyd J Road 43213 Real Estate General Real Estate General We p IY e aah for late model clean used cars 't J m M-.k Chev Old• Inc Bill Gene Johneon Cell 814 268 Nlce.;ets good hunter• Aleo 3 cute yelk)w kitten• C 111 891 Merchand1se 8eg11n.,g at an won rod at tM i'«>rtMast armer of Lot 45 7 of the said ViltiQ e of Pomeroy said nm rod also be11g on IM Westtineof Sugar R:.m Street (not 11 use) thence South 8 do!lree 08 51 West 157 41 feet along the !Mist hne of f'aid Sugar Run Stteetto RACINE OHIO S1 ron rod at the Southeast PH 949 2210 Corner of ot 459 of the sa d V lage theflCo South 110 degree 30 00 West 52 28 -;;;--;-;~--,--­ feet along the South ine of Real Estate General 58id lot 459 to on oron rod said ron rod be ng at the Southeast comer of a parcel of land owned by Srnrth ond begr1 descnbed "' the Mmgs County months old 16 Pubhc Nottce of November 1986 attwehte o cloclc noon at the offrce of Leed11g Creek Conservan"' D stnct leed01g Creek Conservancy 0 stnct reserves the nght to accept or rllject any or ell bids 110}24 31 !11}7 3tc 9 8369 mo Public Not1ce 1 Beagle 1 bleck hound puppy & 1tan hound puppy Each 3 Wanted To Buy 1965 Harley Sportste S1 200 or may take gun1 '" 1 ade Call 614 446 36B2 afte 6 30 O•k rolltop desk not antique Exeellent cond t.on Cal 614 G and Re op .. ing S 111 S atur 0\ day.Sund•v•tEdsGalllpolis t Flu Market ., former Thalflf Gtve away 1978 Supe «Jiide 6 gallon bob tanka F p fen de Ext a chrome 83600 firm Ca 514 446 0497 Brownmg pro steel .,.n sate 30 gun capac ty Like new COlt $1081 now 11~1ng t710 CaH Bustnass Opportunity Motorcycles 1982 Horlda XR80 ell cond f400 Set of white •poke ms 1100 Call61• 266 1778 afte 6 COUNTRY M08ill HomeP•k Route 33 North of Pomeroy Lorgolota CoH8141!12 7479 iGoodi·l 614 ""6 9407 rldiD baby clothn etc: 4 74 Mtsc Merchandise .,. M a.n St Cloth11 books dishes N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR 64 Space for Rent f lildltLial • N 48 It_. wm do 11ou01 c:toon""' ' * Porch Solo Sol 9 4 LAFF-A-DAY Senttnei- Page-11 The Oh1o W1nted to Do Tra1h hiUiinl hontlt • d,.le Vow,.~ It we Nttd 100 overweight people to Coli 814-992 11007 31 1986 31 1986 - 11n Harte'f Davidson Tour Glide Runs good good cond Colli 00 p m 304 876 6288 1 163 Sec Ave 8144467833 0 Ga I pols 1514446 1833 A & M Custom Couches and Reupholste y St Rt 7 C own City Oh 614 268 1470 Eve 614 446 3438 Open da y 8 o 6 Sat 9 30 to 1 30 0 d & new Uph oste ed Mow oy s Upholste ng srt "ng t coun va ea21 yeas Th e belt n tu n tu 8 upholtte ng Ca 3046754164 f o tfle ett metes ' ! l' �Page- 12-The Oai Sentinel Friday, October 31, 19~6 Pomeroy-Middlapi,rt, Ohio r----Local Briefs:-- •• . GALLIPOLIS- Gallla County Sheriff deputies are lnvestlgllt· ing the origin of a straight ptn found embedded In a bite-s ited ' Hershey's Chocolate Ba~ Th~ · day night. , Greg Gatrell, . Middleport, fl!· ported the straight pin to depJt. ties at 9:20 p.m . He said 111s 7-year-old son was trick 'Or treating in the area around tlie . Spring Valley Plaza when 'he , received the tampered chocol4te .. bar. • Divorce, dissolution filed FlUng for divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Is Emma Ellzabetl) Milam , Pomeroy, from Jerry Matthew Milam, Middleport. charging grass neglect of duty , extreme cruelty and drunkenness. . Filing for a dissolution of their marriage are Debra Lynn Estep. Pomeroy. and James Earl Estep. Middleport. Granted a dissolution of marriage were Candy Bea Tobin and Thomas R. Tobin. Granted a $40,000 judgment In Meigs County Common Pleas Court was Harleysv [lle Mu"tual Insurance Co .. !rom Amy Kingsland Jones , . In other matters. an action by Aaron Sayre against Richard R. Renner and An ne Manley, has been dismissed. lL' ~ " l A gui e to lrical television programming . I ' I IIi Satif: I the LJN"s Photon Warrior Set adver ... Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports five calls Thu rsday . Rutland Fire Department at 10:01 a .m. to a car fire In Harrisonville; Rutland at 11:36 a.m. to Meigs Mine No. 2 for Justice Thomas who wa s taken by Ltfefltght to Gra}lt Hospital, Columbus; Racine at 5:47 p.m. transported Jarod Moore to Holzer Medical Center: Rutland Fire Department at 7 p.m. to a fir e at an abandoned st r ucture on Ohio ~I ; Rutland 7:16p.m. to Mc1gs Mine No. I for John Morrison to O'Bienness Memorial Hos pital. at . Workshop conducted for Southern teachers ' Jaycees slate costume party. Don't pu t those Halloween costumes back In the attic yet! The Meigs County Jaycees are sponsoring a Halloween costume party Saturday, beginning at 8 p.m., at the senior citizens center on Mulberry Heights tn Pomeroy. The p:)rty is open to everyone and admiss ion will be$5 per person. Music will be prov ided by a disc jockey. Supporters plan victory caravan A win tonight over Federal Hocking would give the Meigs Marauders their FIRST 10·0 record, PLUS a Tri-Valley Conference championship, AND a chance to make the playoffs . depending on the outcome ol games around the state. If Meigs wins tonight's game at Federal Hocking, a caravan to celebra te the victory and TVC championship will form at the Five Poi nts service station around 10 p.m., give or take a lew minutes . as the team returns home. The caravan will move travel pas t the high sc hool. down the bypass, and back to the school. Anyone wishing to participate in the caravan of cars is invited by the Meigs Athletic Boosters to join tn the fun. Minimum standards for Ohio. schools requires lpcally deve' loped competency based education programs In English compo· sltton, mathematics and reading. Reading competency Is al· ready in place in Meigs County, and the county board of educa· lion Is now coordinating teacher committees from the three local districts to implement themathe· matics competency program sometime this school year. Minimum standards also re· -quire periodic assessment, In· eluding testin g of pupil perfor· mances ;, development of guidelines for the use of assess· · ment res~lts: and a type of Intervention program. Southern Local School District has begun work on Intervention for the reading competency program . Last spring, a select committee. developed policy statements and guidelines that Reagan campaigning in political backyard SPOKANE. Wash. tUPl i The Wes t offered up its votes for Ronald Reaga n in 1980 and aga in in 1984 , but potent campaign tac tics and familiar Democratic candidat es are placing Republt· can dominance of the Senate In jeopardy. With just days to go before pivotal mid term elec tio ns, Rea· gan Is devoting t ime and energy In hi s own poli tical back yard, wor king to swing a handful of close races tha t could decide majorit y co ntrol of the Senate. His flight Thursday over the prairies and mountains of Co lo· rado . . Nevada and the Pacific Northwes t encount ered .turbu· len,ce that may have sy mboltzed GOP political fortunes In a rugged bas tion of Republican co nservatism. • The Reagan magic is still evident. What GOP strategists wonder is whe ther that political Doreas Williams Laura Ci rcl e. Racine, received wor d of t he d eath of Dorcas · Beeglr Williams. 93. former Meigs Cou nt y res ideDt. ot Had· don Heig ht s. N.J .. on Oct. 23.. Mrs. Willi ams was th e daugh· ter oft hP Iate J ackle Beegle and a niece of Arthur Beegle. Sh(' vlsited h('re man,v times over the yrar s. rsp<'clally to attend the annu al Bccgl(• Family Reunion. Her hu sband. AI Williams. died several years ago. SevPra l c hild · ren survivr. Mrs . Williams was given her first na mr after the communitv of Dorcas jus t outside of Racine. Cora Irma Dodson Memorial services will tx> held at 11 a.m. Sat urday in New Haven United Methodist Church for Cora Irma Dodson, 76, New Haven. W.Va .. who died Monday In Plea sant Valley Hospital. The' Rev. Doyle Price will Officiate and arrangements are under the direction of the Fogle· song Funera l Home. Mason. W.Va . Born Jan . 10. 1910 , In Parts, Texas, she. was the daughter o! Veterans Memorial Admissions - Deborah Davis, Middleport ; David Spencer. Raci ne; Mary Bonecutter, Middle· port; Weber Wood, Pomeroy . Discharges - Jonatbon Avis, Otto Falls, Zelia Taylor. ,I were presented to and adopted by the board of education. Intervention Is the remedial Instruction given to an individual . student. It Is alsothetechniqueof · reteaching. FoUowtng field testing of read · lng competency tests of grades three, seven and 10, it was apparent that many students were having trouble and will require remedial programs. The committee concluded that . students at every grade soould be provided elfectt><e remedial ap· proaches, thereby preventing a large numbe~ of students from requiring Intervention after the third, seventh and tenth grade competency testing. Educational Services Institute Inc .. Cincinnati, has proposed to assist Southern during the 19861987 school year to Implement the reading intervention project. Superintendent Bobby Ord reports that Carla Shuler, coordi · nator of Southern's Dtsadvan· taged Pupils Programs Funds, has arranged for three, three· day worksoops , on the subject of Intervention, with Dr .. Phyllis Pringle, of Educational Services, as the Instructor. The first workshop, for kinder· garten . first and 'second grade teachers. wa s held Wednesday, Thursday and today (Friday ), in tl)e social rooms of the Racine United Methodist Church. A worksoop lor teachers of grades three, fourandfivewill be Jan. 21. 22 and 23, followed by a works.hop for sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth -grade teachers on March 18, 19 anct 20. Substitute teachers will be paid through DPPF to replace the regular te ac hers participating In the workshops , reports Ord . .• • Dnihllt Hanaes ' .. '~ Winter House Warming is a Sale that'D make you feel right at · Home! ~ * Save $2,000 * Save $2,500 ' on New Homes delivered in January on New Homes delivered in February *Save $2,000 . on New Homes delivered in March ' ,• r of ·$ 26,850 MQANINQ 6:35 Cll Night T111Cka In Stereo. 6:00 ()) Herltogo llingoro C!l Speedwoek (I) Hudtine Newt THE AMERICAN BOVCHOIR, under the tlrecllon of James Uttoni wUI present a ooncertmtbe Fine and PerlonninA" . AJ1.s Center,' ~tit! Gran!E CoUegeCommunlty College, Sunday, NO\/. 2, hePnn!ng at 2::l0 p.m. 'lbe American Boycholr, America;s Mound St. Adena Park Subdivision THE GRAVELY f'"r--..:.;..::.____...,_.._..;,.;...:.:.;;...._~~,;.;.;:;;;:;;.....;J~ for life's ,lfttle emer~encles MORNING 5:00 Cil fJI ffi Voritd Programs IJ) lavorly Hillbillies 5:30 8 1}) Todey's lusineos IJ) Andy Griffith Clll Varied Progrome 5:35 IJ) Vtrled Progromt 5:46 C11 illl Jim I< Tammy 6:00 8 (I) NBC Nowe 11 Sun· rise CV Success 'n life @ Aerobics: Bodies in Motion (R). Cll CNN Headline News (]) Tod~'s Magazine fJ) aJ @I 20 Minute Wor· kout Cl Cil Jimmy Swoggart I]) Body El~tric · 6:30 1J CIJ ® Nowo @ Notion's luoinoaa • Today • III Tom l!o Jerry and Friends CIJ ABC News This Morn. ing iCC) f1l (!) M.A.S.K. Ill CIJ Varied Programs I]) Form Day ® Faith Twenty ilJJ NBC Nowa et Sunrise '·6:45 Cil Weather CII IDI ilJJ News ' 7:00 Cil Jimmy Swaggart CIJ Good Morning America fll ffi H•Man & Mallora of the UniverH (]) Varied Progromo ® Ql illl CBS Morning Nawa lllJ Superfrlands Community Bulletin 17:16 ilJJ Boord 7:30 CIJ Superbook @ Notion's Buoineas To· day fJI Cll Troniformars Clli M.A.S.K. . @ Today Show 8:00 CIJ Flying House fJI CD Dennis the Menace · Cll Captain Kongoreo Clll Bozo Show 8:05 II) I Dream of Jeannie B:30 Cil Gentle Ben fJ) Cll My Unto Pony Cll Mr. Rogers' Neighbor· hood . 8:35 IJ) Bowitchtd 9:00 D CZJ AII·Amertoon lingo (]] ,ether Knowa Beat CIJ Hour •Mogozlho fJ) (l) New lila for Today a CIJ Oprah Winfrey as well as life threatenhig emergencies EMERGENCY. CARE CENTER IAMIIIIIIII14M . .•.• • \ In tough shape,:· said · NBC · President Robert C. Wrtghi, a former General Electric CO!lJO· rate man with plenty of expe· rlence In finance and no expe· rfcnce In television programming. The network s arc also faced with Increasingly Independent local afflllates.Afflliates are doIng their own thing more often, and tba t means pre· empting the best laid plans of the btg three. One argument goes that tbe networks lose with either wall· to-wall election coverage or regularly scheduled entertain· ment Tuesday because thP affiliates will pre-empt the cov· erage In either case to focus on l ~a l races. Technological advances have enabled local stations to say the devil with network news - we can do it better and promote"our own operations at the same time. ' Since there is only one crucial nationa l issue In the mid -term elections- the batt k' lor control of the Senate - there Is not much voter interest . another reason for backing off from heary coverage. ThP picture Is further compli· rated by the fact that the key Senate races are In the West Washington. Nevada, Colorado, Idaho and to a lesser ~xtent. California and Arizona. Those racl'S wUI not be ca lled until aft er midnight eastern time. way past prime-time when many viewers have bng since ~;WitCh <'<! off the tel<'VIslon and hit the sack. "If you were to talie a vote lor in the newsroom. we would be oo 24 oours a day wit h news only," said "NBC Nightly News" anchor Tom Brokaw. " ... But we know that we Uve In the real world.'' In the old days, networks had a blank check. They 1.\'0Uid program the entire night - 7 p.m. untU 2a.m. -and the loc~ls would pop on for live minutes every hou r or so. "Those days are gone ," Brokaw said. "There's no ques· lion about tt ." The trend took ·shape four years ago when local stations !:egan peeling, awa\" from the network with increasing Ire· quency. Then came the rrilney squeeze. ,\BC took the lead in non· gavel-to-gavel COV('J"age In l!!fil and has lx'en toying with it ev('J" since. Indications ar(' that net· works are chanJrtng the game plan for good. not just for the mid-term election, but possibly lor political conventions and even the presidential elections. "It's something we've exp!'rl· mented with over the years," said "ABC World News To· night' ' anchor Peter .Jennings. "There's something of a mixed opinion about how you treat election nights and conventions. "I think we're all takirig a very hard serond look at whether or not. for example. on conventions we will sit around and just give the Republicans arid the [)>mo· crats a free ride for their celebratory parties." .Jennings said. exampl~. dustrial Revolution in Europe are •••mined. 160 min.) ®J U.S. Farm Report !HI Buyer's Forum 7:30 D CZl Alvin Show ()) Can You Be Thinner1 C!l SportaCentor Cll Hogen's Heroes (]) Woody Woodpecker D CIJ Wild Kingdom ®J Agri·Country • Gil Puppy's Great Ad· ventures !HI tuueo Unlimited 8:00 D Cil @ Kissyfur ()) Taking Stock (!) Tennis: Poria Indoor Chainpionships Semifinals from Paris , France . (3 hrs .) live. Cll Championship Wres· tUng 160 min.! (]) D (I) Tho Wuzztes iCC) Cll &leas Mo. Father illl Marl< l!o Mindy G !lll Berenatoin Bears IBJ .u .S. Form Report 8:30 D Cil @ Gummi Burs ()) Cotch the Spirit (]) D Cll Core Beara Fa· miJv ICC) e Cll Pullin' on the Hits !I) Fine Romance ®! Big Ten Today Ill CHI Wildfire IBJ The World Tomorrow 9:00 D Cil@ Smurfs CIJ Jameo Robison Cll National Geographic Exptoror (]) D (]) Flintotone Kids • CD Dr. Jomea Kennedy Cll Mind Your Language ®J 1D llll Muppet Bebiee ® Ch..tando 9:30 ()) Zota levin Cll Mother and Son !HI Minority Business Re· port 10:00 ()) The Lone Ranger (]) D Cll Real Ghoatbuaters (CCI . • CD Jimmy Swaggart (]) Foil and RIM of Regin· aid Perrin llll • llll Galaxy High IBi P-Ie to P-Ia 10:30 D Cil@ Punky Brewster (]) D (]) Pound Puppies (]) Wodahouae PlayhouM ®J. Rock 'N Roll TV News • Gil Tun Wolf !HI Wild Kingdom 1 1:00 • CZl @ Alvin l!o the Chipmunks ()) Leramie C!l Running and Racing Cll Cimarron Strip Cll Uttle House on the Prairie • (!) Bill McGraw Finan· cial Journal U (I]" Buds Bunny and Tweety Show CD Motorwaek . @ Computer Chronicles 81 CHI Pu Wee's PIIIY· houoe !HI Photon 11 :30 D Cil@ Foofur (!) SportaCentar U Cll Aii·Naw Ewoks (lJ This Old House ICC) ®J Big Ten Today @ Body Electric Gi l]}) Kidamagl WEEKDAYS Chuck Wingett, Builder Ohio weather ~lection cover~ge .Networks shuffle By MAJU( SCHWED UPI TV Editor NEW YORK !UPII - This election day, Americans will get their first taste of the new realities that are dramatically • changing news programming ·, •decisions at the · television networks. · NBC and "ABC news divisions have decided to .abandon the old wa.lt-to-walt roverage of political events and Instead will interrupt ptime-tlme programming from about 9:45 p.m. to II p.m. EST. On the other end of the dial. CBS is going with full coverage - 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. EST. Privately. CBS executives say the news division's rfqU('St was granted as a symbolic gesture to boost morale ln the wake. of sha rp layoffs and forced reslg· nations and the cancellation of "CBS Morning News." Some affiliates have ex· pressed concern that CBS can least afford to tx> magnanimous on election night. Ratings are down, money is tight, and viewer interest Is iow. The fear Ls . that viewers will abandon CBS .· political covPrage In droves to :watch "M~nllgh![(lg" on ABC and "Matlock" on NBC. . , There arc many reasons for ' the changes, not the least of which is a shrinking revenue :picture for all three commercial .networks over the next five years. The money squeeze is on in ·. every department. Including · . news, which used to enjoy . immunity from the budget knife. "The fact Is the networks are C!l Aware • Cll Heckle and Jeclde 6:30 D CZl Saturday Report ()) 700 Club .· C!l Horneii Rocing: 1986 Breeders Crown jR). m ·BotwHti the Unoo (]) OiiCOVor Columbus Ill CD Mighty Mo... @) 20 Minute Workout • (llJ Weekend M-ine !HI Supe11111111 7:00 D CZl Joy of-Gardening C!l Best of Bill Dance Cll Get Smort (]) Romper Room Ill CD KidtoTV D CIJ TV Cl-room CIJ Out of the Fiery Furnace The roots. of the In· lorelliO!lt contoerl boys' choir, was foun!Ed In Columbus In 193'7 aad has entertalne<l audfl'nres In more than ~ oounlries oo four oontments."The molr's repertoire co~Nsts of arrdllg\lments of classical, . sacred and patriotic !lllnp. . '" mystique can blunt stronger· than -expected challenges from Don't be left out in the cold Democrats In states such as · Washington and Idaho, where the • Purchase your new Unibilt H6me preside nt planned campaign Now at low year-end prices stops today . • Choose the amount you'd like to Save In Washington. missteps. mls· .. \, • · Take delivery your new home between calru latlons and an aggressive ' lj j l assault from Democrat Brock • ) . January 1 and March 31. 1987· ' .t Adams . a former congressman • ' ' and transportation secretary in IS THERE "A BARBER AT Homes Priced From the Carter administration, has THE PARTY? - There were Republtcan Sen. ' Slade Gorton many longhalred monsters at Before Discount running scared. ThurSday's communlly Rallo· On Your 'Lot and Foundation Washington emerged as a ween party In Pomeroy. The party, always a great success, problematic state for the Repub· llcans late In the campaign was sponsored hy the Pome· Homes sold under FmHA Loan program. do no seasoo. Not until after the Sept . . roy Chamber of Commerce. quality for dill count. 16 prl mary did Gorton, once GRAVELY TRACTOR considered a safe bet for re· SALES & SERVICE election. begin to.falter. 204 Condor St. South Central Ohio Of equal concern to Republi· Pomeroy, OH . Mostly clear tonight. with a low cans is Nevada, where Reagan Phone 992-2975 near 50. Partly cloudy Saturday, campaigned a second time FAll l WINTER 110/JR$ Model Home 797·2098 with highs near 70 . CLOSEO MONDAYS Thursday for former Rep. James TUES ., WED., THURS .. FRI. The probability of preclplta· Office 592-4119 Santini 9 AM to 5 PM tlon ts near zero today and SATURDAYS 9 1D 1 tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Winds will be !rom the sou th at 10 to 20 mph tonight. .OhJo Extended Forecast · Sunday through Tuesday · the late John Thomas and Ida Fair through the period. Highs will be between 55 a no lli Sunday, r------------1.----------------------~_;::~ Moore Nichols. Surviving are a daughter. in the 50s Monday and between 45 Montez D. Beard of Zanes vil le,· a and 55 Tuesday Overnight lows · son. Tommy A. Do(fion of Big will be In th e 40s early Sunday, Springs, Texas; and four grand· between 35 and ,45 Monday morning and in the 30s e rl" children and and three greill· arandchlidrEII . · a ' r' - - - : - - --------Tu· r_S_d_ay _ . _ · -------J Area deaths • . 11/1/86 tiSed at 59 .99 will have a minimurrCot 12 per store. Also Wond~r Whimt Dolls advertised at 9.99 will have a m1nimum of 36 per store and will not be 1ssued rainchecks . We are sorry. tor any inconvenience this may cause . ~ , TEACHERS LEARNING- Kindergarten, first ' required by the minimum standar<fi lor Ohio and second grade teachers from Southern Local schools. Meeting in the social rooms oft he Racine School District have been involved In a tll'ee-day United Methodist Church, Dr. Phyllis Pringle, of workshop designed to help educators develop Educational Services Institute, Cincinnati, standobJective sequences and teaching strategies for a Ing, Instructs one group of teachers. reading competency Intervention program, liS . . " Parkersburg, WV SATURDAY ship 1n time for our Value Days EMS squads report five calls Chorles)on,.WV Huntington. WV Columbus, OH Athens. OH Huntington. WV Cable News Not. Chicago, iL November 1 to ·.. November 7 . 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I!D Great Performances: Wagner .The tide of Wag ner's fortunes reaches its lowest ebb In Paris when his opera 'Tannhauser' is forced off the stage. (60 min .) Part 2 of 4,1 n Stereo. Ill (l]J Past Game Show IHl NFL Football: Teoms to N Announced (3 hrs.) (!) PGA Golf: Soiko Tucson Match Play Championship . Finals from Tucson, AZ . (2 hrs.) Live. (I) Droom Girl U.S.A D (I) Mama's Family Ill (l]J To Be Announced il)) MOVIE: ' Knute Rockne - All American• (]) MOVIE: 'Apache Rose' (I) Lifestyles of tho Rich and Famous (60 min.) Ill (!) MOVIE: 'Walking Toll' Q (I) One Big Family (I) All Creatures Great and Small II (flJ To Bo Announced (JJ Portrait of America: Mlnneool8 (80 min.) Ill (I) Ira a living EVENING 8 :00 (]) Alieo Smith and Jones (I) Ill (I) &11311 News III Flood, tho Rainbow and the Olive loaf [lJ Wonderworks: Islands (CC) The story of a fourteen -year-old who is expelled from school and is in trouble with the law and how his life changes over one unforgettable summer. 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NFL·s Groatall Ma· monts: 195B NFL Cham. pionship fJl CZJ Ted Knight Show il]l While Shadow 8:00 0 liD (H) Easy Street In Stereo . • (]) MOVIE: 'Snowbound' (!) AWA Wrestling (2 hrs.) (I) Nationol Geographic EK· plorer (I) Q (I) MOVIE: 'Never Say Never Again' (CC) fll CZJ Whofo Happening NowII (I) (flJ Nature: The Galapa· goa How Thoy .Got Thoro (CC) Some theories focusing on how animals ca me to In habit the Galapagos Islands are featured. (60 m1n .) Part1 , In Stereo. ® 81 1311 Murder, She Wrote (CCI While in New York, Jessica must clear het niece, wno Is the prime suspect in the murder of an advertising agency head . (60 min .) 8:30 . CIJ(H) Valorlo Willie and Mark decide to spy on soma neighborhood girls who are having a slumber part1::_ In Stereo. · Ill CZJ Droem Girl U.S.A IJ]) Lave Boat 9:00 8 CIJ [5) MOVIE: 1Rage of ' --,- . ..,---. ' I . r" I .' ' .· SUNDAY 11/2/86 -- ' f • .• ' ' .WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ''. I . Angels: The Story Conlin· ues' (CC) Part 1 ol · 2. In Stereo. (]) In Touch fJ) CZJ Chock It Outl (I) Mystery: Shroud for a Nightingale (CC) With two nurses down and ~anin Dettinger dead. Dalgliesh acts swiftly and tncks Courtney-Briggs into lying !&0 m~n.) Part 4 of 5. ® Gl illJ MOVIE: 'Something In Common' (CC) · I!D Masterploce Theatre: Paradiso Pootponod (CC) Follow the on-going saga of greed wh ic h courses through a family because of a fam1ly fortune . (60 min .) ' 9:30 @) CZJ Hollywood: The Gal· don Years (60 min .) (j]) Odd Couple 10:00 (]) Ben Haden (J) Billiards: 19B6 World Open Professional Championship (]) Coors ·Sports Page, Cil MOVIE: 'Never Say · Navar Again' (I) Masterpiece Theatre: Paradise Postponed (CC) Follow the on-going sage of greed which courses through a family because of a family fortune. (60 min .j I!D Power Struggle An in· depth look e>eamining nuclear power and its possible dangers . 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(I) Agriculture U.S.A. @ MOVIE: 'In Fast Cam. pony' 4:30 ([l it's Your Business m Spielherg deal HOLLYWOOD tUPl i - Walt Disney Plc1ures and Steven Spielberg's Amblin E n1er1ainmenl w ill combine forces for a· combination animation-llve ac· lion comedy fantas y titled "Who Framed Roger Rabbli?" , "Who F r a m ' e d Roger Rabbit?" wlll begin produclion later this year In Los Angeles and London under lite direction of Robert Zemeckis with Spiel· berg, Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Ma•·shall as execu tive • producers. The Jeffrey Prlce-Pe1er Sea· man screenplay Is based on a book by pary Wolf. No release da1e has been sel for the picture which wUI te distributed by 1Buena VIsta, a Disney subsidiary. I 11/3/86 MORNINQ 7:00 G CIJ CHl Todav (2 hrs.) (I) Capitol Journal 7:30 Cil Tony Brown's Journal 8:30 (!) SponsCenl8r 9:00 (J) Play Your Belt Golf (R). 9:06 (I) Dawn to Earth 9:30 (!) PGA Golf: Tucson Match Play !=hamplorishlp Ouaterfinals from Tucaon, AZ. (2 hrs.) 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(I) MoaNoi~Lehrer Newlhour ilD .1311 Kate & 'Allie (CC) Allie must have a woman· to-women talk with Jennie attar she realizes that her daughter's relationship with her boyfriend is grow· ing more .s8Jious. (flJ WondO<Works: Bridge to Terabithla (CC) Two eleven-year-olds · form a spacial friendship in a rural farming community . ~60 mi.n .) In Stereo. · il]l MOVIE: 'Borderline' 8:08 CIJ MOVIE: 'The Prisoner of Zenda' B:30 8 W (H) Amazing Stories A harried wife and mother contends with a giant furry creature that wreaks havoc in her orderly home. In Stereo . (!) Zenith NFL Monday Night Match-Up ® Gl !H) My Sloter Sam (CC) Patti struggles to mea· sure up to Sam when Sam lands a national magazine cover photo. 9:00 CIJ [5) MOVIf: ·nage or Angels: The Story Conlin· ues' (CC) Part 2 of 2 . In Stereo. (]) 700 Club (!) Skate America 19B8: Women's Competition (60 min .) (I) Q(l) NFL Football: las Angeles Aoma at Chicago Beers (CC) (3 hrs.) (I) Dey the Univeroo Changed: A Personal View by Jamoo Burke (CC) Tho invention of the Gutenburg press and how it revolutionized the methods or standardizing knowledge Is examined . (60 min .) ® g) 1311 Newhart (CC) Stapnanie attempts to make Michael · jealous at the station's anniversary party after he leaves her lor another woman . Part 2 of a 2. I!D Making of a Continent Collision Courses (CC) A look at how .North Ameri· ca 's mountain ranges were spawned frbm tne Earth's crust. (60 min .) 9:30 ® Gl !H) Designing Women Mary Jo reluc· tantly begins dating again and Julia is horrified to learn who is auditing Sugarbakers' tax returns. 10:00 (!) Championship Roller Derby (60 min .) (I) World of Audubon Spa. cials: ·~ ratlapagas Islands (60 min.) f11 C!l Odd Couple (I) Story of English: loaded Weapon The Irish influ· ence on the English language is studied . (60 min .) ® 111 1311 CagneY & lacey (CC) Cagney and Lacev are assigned to g1ve a•tour of the precinct to the beatJtiful star of a TV police show, who· wants to learn now real -life women detectives work. (60 min.) I!D@1fi'ws · 10:30 ill Celebrity Chefs Ill ffi INN Nows 1!D This Old Hause ICC) '11/5/86 11:00 •I]) ()) II 1311 ell Nowa (]) l:fardauda ond Moear. .· mlok (!) Hilton Mllllfl of AeroNticl From Homestead, Fl. (R). Bonanil • CZJ M'A'8'H . Ill Managing Our Mlraolaa: Health Cere In Amorloe A pan'el discu11ion review• the unique haallh problems caused by the AIDS epidamic. (60 min.) (flJ Story ol Engllo~: Lj'Od-.1 Weapon The Irish influence on ·tho English ian· guago is studied. (80 min.J @The Honeymoonere 11:30 D CHl Bell of peroon Tonight's . guos11 oro Buddy Hackon, Jennifer Tilly and ·saw player David Weiss. (80 min.) (A) In Stereo. ' , (!) Sf>ortsCenter . , Taxi ' ())@ M1gnum, P.l. . Gl1311 Simon & Simon Tho Simons are hired by the d~~ghtor of· a murdered cartoonist, who bahave1 that tho identity of her lath· · er's killer can be found in a ' rare comic book. (70 min.) • (A) . 12:00 CIJ Burnt & Allan ' . (!) Auto Racing '98: World · &pons Cor Chomplonlhlp : Fuji 1000 from Japan. (80 • min.) · •· . (I) National Geographic b · • ploror (I) D (I) Nowo fll CZJ Rawhide (I) SCTV 12:15 (I) Now Gidget 1 12:30 G CIJID' Late Night with David letllfmon Tonight's . guesll ,oro Howard Cosell : I :' and Paula Poundstone. (BO , , min.) In Stereo. • (]) Bolt of Groucho ,' Cl (I) ABC News Nightllne I (j) McCloud . , @ MOVIE: 'Rome Advon1 ture' ; MQRNINQ 11/4/86 MORNING 5:00 (]) MOVIE: 'South of tho Rio Grande' 7:00 IJ CIJIHl Todav 12 hrs.) B:30 @ SportsCentar 9:00 (!) Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection 9:05 (I) Down to Eanh 9:30 (!) PGA Golf: Sai.ko Tucson Match Play Championship Semifinals from Tucson. AZ. (2 hrs.) (R). 10:00 1J CIJIHl Family Tios D (I) Knoro landing (60 min .) 10:05 (]) MOVIE: 'Whiplash' 11:00 (I) lave Boat (80 min .) Q ill Fame. Fottuno and Romance 11:30 @ Mazda Sportslook (R) . AFTERNOON 12:30 (!) Action Outdoors with Julius Boroa 1:QO @ T!.nnls: ~otis .O~n Championship Sem ifinals from France. (3 hrs.) 1:05 (I) MOVIE: 'Throe Comrades' 4:00 (!) Dewey Stevens ladies Pro Bowlers Tour Coverage from Tacoma . WA. (gQ min .) (A). (I) Facts ol llle @l Divorce Coun 5:00 &1 1311 Divorce Court 5:30 @ Schaleatlc Sports Amor· ica(A). 5:35 (I) Rocky Rood In Stereo . EVENING 8 :00 u 6:05 8:30 1... 1.. 8 :35 7:00 Cil (I) • ([) liD 1111311 News Big Valley Mazda SportoLook CZJ Jefferson• 3-2·1. Contact (CC) 1!D Secret City @ Facttl of lifo , (]) Andy Griffith 1J CIJIJI) NBC News (!) NBA Today (I) Q (I) ABC News fll CZJ Hagan'e HerIll Doctor Who ® Ill [2) CBS News (j]) Body Electric @ Good Tlm11 ~ - . (]) Safoot Homo in Stereo . U Cil PM Magazine (]) Herdcaatle and McCor· mlck @ BportaCenl8r live. ([) Entertainment Tonight ET visits actor Mal Gibson on the sot of his latest film, " Lethal Weapon" . fll CZJ M'A'8'H D (I) People'o Court (f) Nightly Buslnoso Aoport @ (]) (J) fj) (f) m a rn ~ ' (I) · Vlritege Football Film: The ClrMt YNra (80 mln.) (A). Ill lltlotle' m 7:00 ~I]) tD Today (2 hrs.) 1:30 iltlortlc.nllf ' ' 8:00 NIA Today; (R). , 8:01 (I) Down to firth 8:30 ID PGA Gal~ Belko Tuoeon Metoh Plav Chlmpk>nlhlp _ Flnols from Tucson, AZ. (2 hrs.) (R). . 10:001 Cil <Ill Family titla . (I) Knoro Lending (60 mln.l , 10:01 (I) MOVIE: 'Double Trou. m • 11:00 •rn 12:40 Ill 1311 MOVIE: 'He'o Not Your Son'. 12:45 (I) ABC Nowa Nlghtllno 1:00 (]) Jack Benny (!) NFL Yearbook (R). fll CZJ Wild, Wild Wool Ill Cll Tales ol the Untx· peeled 1:30 <f!:lrt 1, , 3:30 (!) AWA Wreotllng (2 hrs.) 1 • (R): (I) Flato of Lifo ilJ Divorce Caun : 5:00 •1311 Dlv- Court • 8:30 (!) Down tho Stretch : 8:38 (I) Rocky Rood In Stereo. ~ 4:00 EVENING mm a IIl ilJ • D : 8:00 • ONawa ()) Big Volley (!) Mazd1 Sportolook CZJ Jefferoana Ill 3-2·1, Conllet (CC) (flJ Becret City I)J F - of lifo :8:05 (I) An!IY Griffith :6:30 1J Cil ()]) NBC News (!) Action Outdooro with Jullua llorol ' C1J GIJ) ABC Newo • CZJ Hogen's Horoeo (I) Dootor Who · G1l .lD CIS Now1 liD Body Electric 1 . @ Good ·Timee ·6 :35 (I) Safe II H - In Stereo. :1:00 • W PM Mogezlne Cll H1rdC11tle end McCormlak (!) SponoCenter live. CIJ Ent-lnntont Tonight ET talks with the multi· talented Henry Winkler about his directing or the upcoming Dolly . Parton Christmas special. 8CZJ M'A"S"H Paoplo'o Court (I) Nightly Buslneu Report ilJ Nowa (flJ MocNel~llhror Newoh· Ollr , elD ()])Wheel of Fortune I)J Barnov Miller·. :7:05 CIJ Banford and Bon ·7:30 Cil (I) New Nowlywed Gome (!) Rolex/Jackie Sl!lwlltt Pro-Celebrity Trap Shoot Coverage from london. England. . Ill CZJ Too CIOH for Com· fort e • • I "' \ ' 8 Cil Today' a Butlnoll Cil Dobie Gllllo (!) Gill- World of &porto (A). ® CBS Nows Nlghtwotch Join-.! in Progreu 2:00 (]) 700 Club (!) Mezdl Sportalook (R) . (I) MOVIf: 'Breakfast at Tiffan(l' ·Ill CZJ MOVIE: 'fuzz' Ill !H) Nowo (R). laV. Boat (60 min.) (I) ~ama, Fonuno and : 12:30 (!) NHL Hockey: Waahlng. , ton Cepitllo at Now York : lolanclero (3 hre.).(R). 1 1:08 (]) MOVIE: 'Aiootraz: Tho Whole 8h09klng Story' e ()) ' ' ' ' I . .'' 2:30 (!) SportoCentor live. 3 :00 (])MOVIE: 'California Fron· 1 liar' (!)College Football (3 hrs.) (A). @Odd Couple 3:30 @ INN News 4:00 (]) MOVIE: 'Man Troller' fJ) CZJ MOVIE: 'Goodbye e DCilJ~e · elD llll JIOPirdy i)JBeneon · ·7 :38 (I) The Honeymoon.,. 1:00 W 9 Hlghw1y to lf11von (CC) Working as recreational directora at a nureing homa, Jonathan end M1rk m1et another an! gal whose alllgnment in· valves his atiil-baloved wife. (80 min.) . ())Bring 'Em S.ak Alive C)) lloycll Roalng;. WhNt Thins M1VOr'1· Cup CriMr· l~m Finelli lrom San Francisco, CA. (BO 'min.) (I) • Cll Perfect Strtngers (CC) . • CZJ MOVIE: 'Blazing Sad· dial' (I) MooNII~L.ehrer Nawah· our 1D • !H) New Mike Hornmer A vengeful Hammer is , del8rmined to nell 1 cheap . hood who shot Hammar and put an old friend in a coma. (80 min.) (flJ DI-ver: The World"of Sclenoe .(CC) . IJ]) MOVIE: 'Dirty Horry' 1:05 C1J MOVIE: 'lloa!n Town' 8;30 (I) D (J) HHd oftho Clan (CC) . . 8:00 D Cil 9 Glmme • Break Nell"s problems with her mother. her landlord end hor apanmantlaad her to think that moving to New York wu a big mistake. In Stereo. (I) 700 Club (!) UBA/USSR Be1ka!NII: TNm USSR at Arizona ·(2 hrs.) (I).([) Dyn11ty (CC) (60 min.) (I) Dllcover: The World of Sclonoe (CCI (j) Gl' (J2I Megnum, P.l. When Magnum·• ox-wife temporarily entrusts !:lim with the care of her dough· tor, the 5-year-old girl be· . cornea tho object of a kid· nopplng attempt (80 min.) (flJ Entropre-rt: A Campoolte Ponralt of the New Buolnlll Horo 1:30 D cil [5) You Agaln7 In Stereo. 10:00 • .CIJ @ St. Elsewhere (CC) Griffin sets up Birch to ' toke tho blame for his neg· ligel)ce, Dr. Turner must make a life-and-death deci· sion based on a patlem's religious beliefs and Dr. Cr1ig geta IOf!'lt assistance with hio memoirs . (80 min .) In Storao. (I) D II) Anhur Holle(o Hotel (CC) (6~ min.) • CZJ Odd Ca\lplo (I) Entrepreneurs: A Corn· pooll!l Portrait of tho Now Blllinen Hero ilJ 111311 Equellzer McCall enters the world of mercen· ariH when he muat prove a National Guard lieutenant · innocent of a gruesome murder. (80 min,) il)) Nowo 10:30 ()) Amorican Snapshots CZJ INN Nows (flJ Newowatch lP• e e 11/6/86 )0:40 (I) MOVIE: 'Take the High Ground' 11 :00 • Cil (I) • (I) ilJ .. illJ illl News (]) Hardcastle and McCor· mlck (!) America'• Cup CHal· lenge Downundor rll CZJ M"A"S"H (I) Hungary: Pushing tho limlto Interviews with stu· dents. newsmen, and offi· cial1lend inslQht to What 1t takes to live in Hungary. · ' (gQ min.) . (flJ Ellose: A Tall Ship fa~ Texas This documentary traces t~e efforts of the • people of' Galveston, T8xas, to restore their link to tho age or soil~ng . (60 min.) @ The Hanorntoonera 11:30 IJCIJIJI)TonlghtShow To· night's guests are Bun ReynoldS'8nd Dick Shawn . (60 min .) In Sterao. (!) SportsCenter (I) WKRP In Cincinnati 8CZJToxl 0 (I) ABC News Nlghtline G1l ll1i Magnum, P.l. Ill 1311 Adderfy Adderly steps if!to action when an Army reunion's "annual 'war games' manuevers turn deadly serious. (70 min .) 12:00 ()) Burns & Allen (!) Auto Racing Special: lynn St. James' Search for 200 MPH (R). Ill Jeffereons Ill CZJ Rawhide D · (I) Toles of the Unox· pected 12:30 8 CIJIJI) Lett Night with David Letterman Tonight's guest is Carol Leifer. (60 min., In ,Stereo. (]) B11t of Groucho (!) Blot of Bill Danca (A). (I) ABC News Nlghtlino 0 (I) r>1oro Rul People ® McMillan and Wife @ MOVIE: 'Dial 'M' for Murder' 12:40 II !H) MOVIE: 'Manacro In Rome' 12:46 (I) Goodwill Games OpenIng Ceremonloo (2 hrs.) Jack Benny (!)Mark Saoin's Solt Water Journal (A) . , • CZJ Wild, Wild West 1:30 IJ Cil Todey's Business (]) Doble Gillis (!) NBA Today (R) . (I) Dick Cavett (j) CBS News Nightwatch Joined in Progreoa, 2:00 (]) 700 Club (!) Mazda Sportslook (A). Ill CZJ MOVIE: 'Casanova MOR!'jfiNG 5:00 ill MOVIE: 'Waatern Code' 5:30 (!) Action Outdoors with Julius Boros 7:00 8 CIJ (H) Today (2 hrs.) 7:30 @ MOVIE: 'Tho Mask' 8:30 (!) SportsConter 9:00 (!) Dawn tho Stretoh (R). 9:06 · (I) Down to Eanh 9:30 (!) America's Cup Challenge Downunder (A). 10:00 8 Cil iH) Family Till (!) Tennle:' Parlo Indoor Championship Finals from · Paris. France . (90 min .) (A). D ([) Knars Landing (60 min.) 10:05 (I) MOVIE: 'Dark Victory' 11:!)0 (I) Lave Boat (60 min .) Ill (I) Fame. Fortune and Romance 1 1:30 (!) Mazda Sponslook (A). AfTERNOON 12:30 (!) Action Outdoors with Julius Boros 1:00 (!) USA/USSR BeokotNII: Team USSR at Arizona (2 hrs.) (R). 1:05 (JJ MO~IE: 'Aicotroz: Tho Whole Shocking Story' Part 2. ~ 3:00 (!) Karate: PKC American Klokboxlng from Montreal (80 min.) 4.:00 (!) Skate America 1988: Women's Competition (60 min .) (R). (I) Facti of Life ® Divorce Coun 5:00 1111311 Divorce Court EVENING 6:00 GCIJCilDCil®Gl1311 (H) Nows (]) Big Valley (!) Mazda SportoLook @) CZJ Jefferson a (f) 3-2-1. Contact (CC) (flJ Secret City il]l Feats of life 6:05 (I) Andy Griffith 6:30 8 CIJ@ NBC News (!) Bast of Bill Dance (I) a([) ABC· News fJl CZJ Hagan's Heroes Cil Dpctor Who ® Gl !H) CBS News (flJ Body E)actrlc @Good Times 8:36 (I) Beverly Hillbillies 7:00 0 Cil PM Magazine (]) Hardcastle and McCormick (J) SportsCenl8r live. (I) Entaneinmont Tonight Joan Collins talks with ET about her upcoming mini· series. " Monte Carlo" . fJI CZJ M'A"S"H D (I) People's Coun Ill Nightly Business Report ®News (flJ MacNeil-lehrer Newoh· our 1111311 CHl WhNI of Fortune @ Barney Millar 7:05 CIJ Sanford and San 7:30 8 Cil (I) New Nowlywed Garno (!) Speedwaak Ill CZJ Too Cloae for Comfort D (I) Judge (f) Fall end Rise of Regin· aid Perrin ® Whlll ol Fonune ,·,oo (]) Brown' g) 1311 Newt (A). 2:30 (!) SportaCentor 2:45 (]) MOVIE: 'Aoseult on a a-n· 3:00 . ()) MOVIE: 'W.estemer' (!) Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R) . il)) Odd Couple 3:30 il)) INN Nows 4:00 ()) MOVIE: 'Aiding Wild' . fll CZJ MOVIE: 'Foreign In· trlgua' @ MOVIE: 'Dodsworth' ~ain' IBl MOVIE: 'WIItward Ha' • 4:30 (I) Get Smert FRIDAY TUESDAY ®News (flJ MacNeU-lehrer Newlh· our Gl !H) IHl WhHI of Fonune (j]) Barney Miller 7:05 (I) Sanford and San 7:30 8 Cil (I) New Newlywed Game (!) NFL'S Superstars Mike .. Oitka. • f11 CZl Too Cloaa lor Comfort Ill ([) Judge Blose Me. Father ®I Whoel of Fanuno Gl1311 [5) Jeopardy (j]) Benson 7:36 (]) The Honeymooners 8:00 0 Cil (H) Matlock Matlock faces ~arraasmffnt fr-om his defense of dying crime boss Nicholas Baron, who has been framed for murder. (60 min .) Part 2 ol 2, In Stereo. (]) Hall Town · (!) NHL Hockey: Waahington Cepitafs at New Y ork lslandaro (3 hra.) Live (I) D (I) Who's the Bosa7 (CC) . Ill CZJ MOVIE: 'Hold The Dream' Part 2 of 2. Ill MaoNoll-lehrar Newah· our ® Ill !H) Campaign 'B8: Eilctlon Night (flJ Novo: Hlgh-Toch Babill (CCI Tho pros and cons of test·tube babies are discussed . (60 min .) il]l MOVIE: 'Tho Blues Brothers' 8:06 (I) MOVIE: '30 Seconds Over Tokyo' B:30 (I) D (I) Moonlighting (CCI (60 min.) • 9:00 D CIJIHl CrimeStorySoon after his divorce from Julie, Torello heats up his rela · tionship with Inger while Luca blackmails Torello's best friend to supply the mob with Illegal loans. (60 min .) In Stereo. ill MOVIE: 'The Trouble with Harry' (flJ AfricanS! New Confllcll (CC) The territorial battle which rips through tho divi· sions of heritage within the African nation il tlCplored . (80 min .) 9:30 (I) 'B8 Vote: Election Night Covor1g.o 9:43 (I) '81 Vote: Election Night Covlflgl 10:00 G Cil illl Election Returns 700 Club g CZJ Odd Ca~plo (flJ Nows 10:3.0 8 CZJ INN News III MOVIE: 'Return of Den- 5:00 Ill Mother ind Son ilD WhHI of Fonune 11/7/86 III Cinema Shawceu (flJ Gallery 10:46 il]l NIWI • 11:00 8 Cil Cll D Cll ® lll1311 ; IHl News , (]) Hardceltla and McCor- · mlck • (!) Auto Roclng '88: IHRA -' Drag Aoalng Hurl! Pro ' Stock Shoatout from Bris· tal , TN . (I) NBA Besketboll: Houston Rock.U,at Sllor1manto Klnga (2 hrs .• 16 min.) fll CZJ M"A'S"H (I) Country bprosa (flJ Menaglng Our Mlrecloa: Health Cere In Amerlce The question whether .l1L not to keep premature babies alive by mOdern medi· cal means or let nature try its hand at preaerva1ipn is ; discoissad. (60 min .) · , . 11 :30 IJ Cil [5) Eleotlan Returns (!) SponoCantor Ill WKRP in Clnclnnotl fll CZJ Taxi lilt([) ABC Nowa Nlghtllno (I) Bluegraoo Ramble · 1 liD Eloctlon Covtrago 81311 Campaign •'B8: Election Night ll1i Magnum. P.l. 12:00 (]) Burns & Allan (!) NFL Filma Pro11nta (A) . (I) Joffersons • CZJ Rawhide (f) SCTV ·, 12:30 D Cil @ lato Night with ' David Letterman Kenny Rogers, baseball player Randy Bass and TV produ· • car Masahiro Takahasni are the guests on a special ' 'la·te Night in Tokyo· show . • (~0 min .) (R)In Stereo . (]) Best of Graucho • (!) Top Rank Soxlng from Atlantic City, NJ (go min .) (R) . (I) ABC Newo Nlghtllne D (I) Tales of tho Unax· paoted @MOVIE: 'Operltlon Day· brook' 1:00 (]) Jock Benny fll CZJ Wild. Wild Woll Ill (I) Mora Rool People 1:16 (]) MOVIE: 'Murph(s War' · 1:3D D Cil Tadey'o Buolneao (]) Doble Gllllo (I) Dlok Cevott ilD CB& Nowo Nlghtwllch Joined In Prograse , 2:00 ()) 700 Club (!)Mazda Sponslook ·(R) . 8 CZJ MOVIE:''The Hoipi· tor Ill 1311 Newt I R). (Conllnued on N~•t PJII!P) MORNING '•8:00 CIJ MOVIE: 'Lew of tho : WHr •5<30 (!) Mozde Sportslook (R). ' 7:00 8 CIJIHl Today (2 hrs.) 'B:30 (!) SpcinoCentor ,9:00 (!) Speld-k (R). (I) Wondorwork1 (60 min .) •9:06 (I) Down to Etrth ,9:30 (!) Auto RICing '86: IMSA GT Slrlaa From Watkins , Glen. NY. (90 min.) (R). ,10:00 D Cil (H) Family Tleo g (I) Knora Lending (60 , min.) •10:08 (I) MOVIE: 'Rancho Noto- ; rioua' •1 1:00 (!) Au19 Racing: Bobby Ro' hoi Explllns Indy Car Roc· ~ Lavo· Boar(80 min.) G (I) Feme. Fortune 1nd Ronnanae :11 :30 (!) Mad I Spans look (R!. ; MJERNOQN , · ' I ' .12:30 (!) Running and Racing , 1:00 C)) CFL. £ootboll: lrltllh Columbia Liono 11 Wlnnl· peg Blue BomNro (2 hro.) · 1:05 C1J MOVIE: 'Tho Migranll' ' 3:00 (!) Auto Roclng 'B8: Off Rood Alalng Frontier 500 from loa Vogaa, NV. (80 min .) (R). 4:00 (!) Chompionohlp Rollor Dei'by (80 min.) (I) Focto of life , III Dlvo..C. Coun • ·5:00 (!) Bailboerdlng: 1985 In· tornatlonel Speed Sailing WNk(R) . • !H) Divorce Court , S:30 (!) Fishing: Baat 'of John Fox's Outdoor Adventures 11:35 (I) ROOky RoM In Stereo. ~ EYENINQ b:oo • ' 1 ' I 1 8:06 8:30 .' -.. l.----------~~.-.-----------------------,,~------------------------------~~ . L-------------------------~-----------.~,----------------------------------~.~ .. . '· t 1D • CIJ Cll D (I) IHl @NIWI ()) Big Vallly . (!) Mardi Sportalook Ill CZJ Jeffor'lonl lll3·2·1. Conhlct (CC) (flJ IIHnot City ' il]l F1oti of life (I) And.'£: Griffith D Cil illl NBC Naw1 (!) Aolion Outdooro with J ulluo llorol (I). Cll ABC NeWI CZJ Hagin's HlfOH DootorWho lll1311 CIS Naw1 lady Electric @ Good Tl11111 ~BefootH-In Sl8roo. Cil PM Mag1zlne Hardalstle and MoCor· I ~<31 7:00 .• mlok (!) 8portaCeftter (I) Enterlllnmant Tonight ET talks with Cirol Burn ott about her recently published autobiography, "One More Time". • CZJ M"A"S"H Cll Peoplo'o Court Ill Nightly Buslno11 Repon ())N-• (flJ MlcNel~lehror Nawth· our • !H) [5) Wheel of Fonuna @ Berney Miller 7:05 CIJ Sanford and San 7:30 • W (I) Now Nowlywed Gomo I]] World Clan Champion· ohlp Wrellllng (80 min.) • CZJ Too Close for Corn· ton Dill Judge CIJ WodahouH Playhouaa ilJ Wh•l of Fanuna 11131111) Jeooardv @Benoon 7:31 (I) The Honeymooners 8 :00 DCIJ[5) A·THm (CC) The team infiltrates an East Coast crime mob to·frea a kldnopped TV news re porter. (80 min .) (n Stereo . ())Why Do Thly Hate U.S. A look behind the bloodshed or terrorist ac· tivity and what motivate• terroristt to give up their lives to further 1 causa. (60 min)) Cll• Cll Webster (CC) Ill CZJ MOVIE: 'Ciooh ol thl Tl18na' .· . Cll MacNell-lohror Nowsh· our ilD 1311 Scorocrow end Mra. King Billy turns to leo and Amanda for help when he fears that he hao leaked top.secret Jnfarmation in a loll weekend. (80 min.) liD Woohlngton _WIIk In Alvllw @ MOVIE: 'Cahill, U.S. Mlrah1r · 8 :01 (I) NBA BuketNII: Chi· cagO Buill II Dotrolt Platona (2 hro:, 15 min.) 8:30 (!) Hern- R1alng: 11188 BroedlfS Crown Live. (I) • II) Mr. Belv-.lero (CCI After Mr. Belvedere reveals that Wesley chested on sn exam. Wet· ley gall oven by reporting him tothe ·~ .S . Immigration Buroau: Port 1 of 2. ®Wall 8t,r eet With laul1 Rukey11r . 8:00 • Cil ()]) Miami Vice Crackott 1nd Tubbs have tha!r hands full with an im. . patient old-timer anxious to m1ke 1 deal with a deadly Bolivian cocaine Importer. (80 min.) "In Stereo. III 700 Club (I) Top Ronll Boxlno from e IIlCJ (I) Sidekicks (CC) (I) Wall etroat Week 10:00 IJ (])@L.A. law Kuzek's 9:30 client mysteriously refuses a large settlerrienl in a case that he lost while Sifuentes attempts to win a dogbiting . case. (60 min .) In Stereo. · CIJ Ill (I) Starman (CCI Starman and his son Scott clath about their respect ive futures wnen Seen en· rolls in a new school and lolls for a lovely girl. (60 ;ncb Odd Couple (I) Heart of the Dragon (60 min.) ® Gl !H) Falcon Crest (CC) (60 milt) (flJ@ Newo 10:20 (I) Sanford and San 10:30 (]) Bill Cosby Show • CZJ INN News (flJ Living Planet: A Portrait of the Eanh (CC) Attanbor· ough travels to the Mojave Desert wh'ere he discovers a bush more than one thou: sand years old , tho world 's oldest living orgaDiim . (60 min.) (A). 10:&0 (I) Night Tracks Power P11y In Stereo. · 1 1:00 • Cil (I) Ill (I) ®I .. 1311 IHl Nows (]) HlrdCIIIIO and McCormlak Ill CZJ M"A'S"H · (I) I, Claudlul llJ The Honeymooneri 11:30 IJCIJ[5)Tonlght Show Tonight'• guest• are Alan Thlcko. Oprah Winfrey and Tom Scott. (60 min.) In Stereo. (!) SportsCenllr live. (I) WKRP In Cincinnati CZJTaxl D II) ABC News Nlghtllne ilJ @ MJgnum. ~.t._ (flJ Clnoma 8hawc111 1111311 T.J. Hooker Hooker ntult •••• Stacy when she lnflitratas an international e ~n~ (I) 20/20 ICC) (60 fincb Odd Couple (I) Africans: New Conflicts (CC) The territorial bottle which rips through the divi· sions of he~ltage within the African nation is explored~ ® Ill (l]J Kay O' Brien (60 min.) (flJ@ News 10:10 (JJ MOVIE: 'Point Blank' TUESDAy TV L.eko Tehoo 12 hrs .. 30 min. ~ Live. (I) Ill (I) Sledge Hammer! (CC) Sledge end Do,ri go undercover to nab a serial killer who has slain 15 El· vis impersonators. (I) Sl8tawide ® Ill !H) Dollos (CC) An angry and jea lous Ray disrupts Pam and Bobby's wedding day, while J R. at· tempts to bring Jenna to the occasion and Was Parma lee demands another meeting with Miss Ellie. (60 min .) (flJ Ohio Election Analysis (80 min .) a Ill iH) iH) J10111rdy (j]) Benson 7:35 (I) The HonoymoOnero 8:00 8 (I) IHl Cosby Show (CC) Young Theo is inspired to take flying lessons after a World War II fighter pilot speaks at his school. In Stereo. (]) Coral Jungle (!) Auto Racing '88: IHRA Drag Recing Fall Nationals Coverage from Bristol, TN . (60 min.) . (I) 0 (I) Our World !CCI ' (60 min.) fll C!l MOVIE: 'Thunderbolt and Ughtfoot' · ([) MacNoll·lahror Newoh· our ®Ill !HI Simon & Simon (60 min.) (flJ Day the Universe Changed: A Personal Viow by James Burk' (CC) The invention ofthe Gutenburg press and how~ it revolu· tionized the methods of •lenderdizing knowladge is examinad . (60 min.) @ National Geographic Special (2 hrs.) ' 8:05 (]) MOVIE: 'King Kong' 8:30 G CIJIJI) Family Ties Mal· lory and Nick plan to marry but face stern opposition from Steven and Elyse . Part I of 2. In Stereo. 9:00 8 Cil @ Cheero (CCI Norm risks his friendship with tne Cheers patrons when he invests their money in a combination tan ning salof'l and laundro· mat. In Stereo . (]) 700 Club (!) Collage Football: Freano Sl8te at Nevada-los Vegas (3 hrs .) Live. (I) Ill (I) Calbys (CC) (BO min.) (I) Nova: High-Tech Babies (CC) The pros and cons of test-tube babies are discussed. (60 min.) @I Ill (l]J Knots lending (C\(1 Karen has problems adJuSting following her kidnapping ordeal. while Peter fears that Sylvia will give away his secrets in a magazine profile . (60 min.) (flJ Mysl8ry: Shroud for a Nightingale (CC) Dagliesh's investigation comes to a head in this final epiS9de . (60 min.) Part 5. 9:30 0 Cil CHl Night Coun Den undergoes surgery anti returns to work too soon, which results man unusual turn of events. 10:00 0 CIJ [5) Hill Straat Blues A grumbling Buntz offers shelter to Sid the Sn itch when Sid is threatened by a vengeful ex-con, and Hill resents a temporary place· ment with another cop. (60 I white slavery ring. (70 min .) (A) . 11 :50 (I) Night Tracko In Stereo. 12:00 (]) Burna & Allen (J) NFL Game ol the W11k (I) Jefferson• Ill CZJ MOVIE: 'Unholy Rollera' D (I) Tales or the Unax· pectod CIJ SCTV 12:30 8 CIJ (H) Friday Night VI· deos In Stereo. (]) Best of Groucho @ Hydroplane Racing: Budwaiaer Las Vegas Sil· vor Cup (60 min .)(A) . (I) ABC News Nightlino D ([) Mare Real People ® MOVIE: 'Prisoners of the Lost Universe' @ MOVIE: ~he Logend of the 7 Golden Vampires' 12:40 G) !H) MOVIE: 'Triumphs of a Man Called Har11' 12:50 (I) Night Tracks In Stereo. •: 1:00 . (]) Jack Bonny ' (I) Jimmy Breslin' s People (80 min.) 1:30 CIJ Dol>ie Gillis (!) Running and Racing (A). 1:50 (I) Night '(racks In Stereo. 2:00 IJ Cil Today's Businosa (]) 700 Club (!) Mazda Sportslook (R) . fJ) (!) MOVIE: 'The Leal Train from Gun Hill' · 2:25 &11311 To Be Announced 2:30 t1 CIJ News @ SpottsCenter 2:40 &11311 News (R). 2:50 (]) Night Tracks In Stereo . 3:00 (]) MOVIE: 'Haunt-.! Trails' (!) Amerlca'o Cup Chal· lange Oownunder (A). illl Odd Couple . 3:30 (!) Action Outdoors with Julius Boroa (j) CNN Headline News (j]) INN News 3:50 (I) Night Tracks In Sterao . 4:00 (]) MOVIE: 'Riders of the Dusk' (!) Auto Racing '88: IMSA GT Sarles From Watkins Glen. NY. (go min.) (R). fll CZJ MOVIE: 'Blue Knlghr il]l MOVIE: 'Manhattan Molodrama' 4:50 (I) Night Tracks In Stereo . Prague jll1Z fc•st VIENNA (UPil ' - U.S. plan· lsi Herbie Hancock and singer Betty Carter. Japanese planlsl Yosuke Yamashlla and I he Oleg Lundstrom orchestra of lhe Sovlel Union will participate in the 16th lnlernallonal Jazz Fest!· val which begins In Prague Thursday. 2:30 (J) SportsCenter 3:00 CIJ MOVIE: ' North of the lane Star' (!) Auto Racing 'B6: ARCA Late Model Sportomen Race Coverage from Hampton, GA. (2 hrs.) (A) , I , 10:30 (]) Bill Cosby Show Ill'CZJ INN Newa • (flJ Ton'i_ Brown's Journal • 1 1:00 • Cil (I) • (I) (j) Ill !H) IHl News (]) Hardcutle and McCor-. mlck · fll CZJ M"A"S'H (I) looking Back to the fu.: lure The late Raymond Loewy, named by the london Times as 'one of the thousand makers of thei 20th century; elabora.tes on his philoSophy· .of in- , duatrlal design .. (BO min.) (flJ Constitution : That oar;. cate Balance . · il]l The Honeymoopora 11 :30 O CilCH! TonlghtShow Tonight's guests are John Ritter, Steven Wright and musician Tom Scon. (60 · min .) In Stereo. (I) WKRP In Cincinnati fJl CZJ Taxi Q C1J ABC N1w1 Nigh!line ®I @ Magnum, PJ. Ill !H) Night Hilt O' Brien and Giambone investigate when a a painting is stoleri from . a museum gallery opening . (70 min.) 12:00 (]) Burns & Allen (!) SportaConter (I) Jafforsons fll CD Rawhide Ill (I) Tales of the Unax. pectad Cil SCTV 12:05 (JJ MOVIE: 'Air Force' 12:30 0 CIJ iH) late Night with David Letterman Tonight's guests are Jane Pauley, John Lithgow and musician Hiram Bullock (60 min .) In Stereo. (]) Best of Groucha (!) Superbouts Hagler vs. Roldan (las Vegas, March, 1984). (80 min .) (I) ABC News Nlghtllne D (I) More Real People ®I Columbo il)) MOVIE: 'A Shot in tho Dark' 12:40 Ill !H) MOVIE: 'The Poo- ., sesaed• 1:00 (]) Jack Benny Cil Jimmy Breslin's People (80 min .) @) CD Wild, Wild Wast 1:30 0 Cil Todo(o Business (]) Doble Gillis (!) Rolex/Jackie Sl8wart Pro-Celebrity Trap Shoat Coverage from London, England. (A) . ® CBS News Nlghtwatch Joined In Progress 2 :00 (]) 700 Club (!) Mazda Sportslook (A) . fi) CZJ MOVIE: 'BomNr· dier' &1 1311 Nows (A). 2:30 (!) SportsCanter Live. 2:40 (I) MOVIE: 'Kiao of Evir 3:0Q (]) MOVIE: 'Frontier Aganr (!) Dawn tho Stretch (A) . il]l Odd Couple 3 :30 (!) PGA Golf: Salko Tucson Match Play Chomplonohlp Finals from Tucson, AZ. (2 hrs .) (A). il)) INN News 4:00 (]) MOVIE: 'West of El Dorado' Ill CZJ MOVIE: 'Underwa· terl' • @ MOVIE: ' Rood Gom11' • (',onllniled from previous page ll1i Odd Couple 3:30 ilJJ INN News 3:35 (I) MOVIE: 'ChUNICO' 4:00 (]) MOVIE: ·Across tho Sierras' @) CZJ MOVIE: 'lawman' @ MOVIE: 'Tho Groat Man' Emmy winnen:;.·- - - - - - - - - - - - HOLLYWOOD 1UPI1 - Robert Young, holder of lhrf'l' Emmy Awards, and Michael learned , a four-time Emm y winner. will co- star in " Merry or Murder," a lwri-hour NBC· TV movie drama based on a real-life I rial. Young play s Rosewcll Gllberl. a Florida relht'!' who took l he life of his Incu rably ill wife In March 19!5 and was !lied for murder. Frances Reid plays his Alzheimer 's Dlsease-slrlckl'n wifl'. LParned plays their daughler . Burr bal'k HOLL YWOOD .tUPI l '-Ray· monel BuJT return s yet again In a reprise of hls Pert). Ma-son role in lhe l wo-hour NBC-TV movie• "Perry Mason: The Case of I he Shoaling Star." The latest adventures of the lawyer-detecllve will . co-sl ar Jennifer O'Nelll. Alan Thicke. JO<' Penny and David Ogden Sllers. Bar:bara Hale will be seen once more In her Emmy Award· winning role of Della S1!"e!'l. This lime around Burr de· fends a man t Penny I acctjsed of murdering a famous television host iThickc lln front of mllllons of viewers. ~JI JACKSON PICE -AT.35 WEST ---·~ BARG.<I N '1\TINEES SATURDAY ! SUJWAY • Mol SEATS 11.50 ADMISSI ON [i(Rl TUESDAY IZ. SO \,,,,.,..... .... 7 IDI·~ mn• MOYIE RENTALS AVAILABLE AT: ALL FRUTH PHAIMACIES THE ALCOVE-GaUipolis DAN'S CARIYOUT-New Haven JEFFEI'S STAnON-Apple Grove, W.VA. \ , ' ~ i • I .; ~ '. �-- I I~~ j__ ~ --. . -:'--- -r- ' 1 P.ge...: 1e-ffie Daily Sentinel ·.'yo· . I October 31 BORN LOSER Sunday Television Viewing ' 10/31/18 e:ilo 50 cents •-ronoe leneri ol the 0 l011r tcramblod words be- . low "' fQn!l four simple words. Art show GAHS advances to state playoffs second oonsec:utive year ...... C-2 Page B-1 No- · Cili!II·Volloy ' · aCIJJ.,.,_ 1IJ 3-Z- 1, eo.- !CCI liD Secret City · a(!) illAc:Jion ~ NIC N.Outdoort will Julluo llorol 1IJ a CIJ ABC. Newl (l) _ ,.. lllld McCer- .. Vol.' 21 No. 38 Copyrighted 1!iBII Tonitlllt ET visita actor Georqo Hem· ilton on the MediterraneM sot of the CBS-TV mini- YESTEIDA Y'S SCIAII-111S AIISWUS . Nttrn - Abhor - Eaaer - Choice - CHAIR series, "Monte Carlo". a Cil M•A•S•H Nightly Bull""' lieport ®N.IID MocNell-l..ohror Nowsllour (I) BRIDGE a (jJ) (jJ) Wheel of Fortune Jame.s Jacoby .®lllmoyMIIIer 7:01 (l) 8lnforil and Son IIJ New Newlywed Gam1 It's the bottom line that counts · C!l World Clau Chlmpicnohlp Wriotllng 180 min.l a Cil Too Clole-for <:...ft. fort D (I) FRANK I.'VE GOj A ,S'INf<. TO FIX ... GIVE: Mf:' A $1 >< .. PACf< OF . .. PLuMgiNG -- capture a Russian stealth fighter plane stolen by tho A-Team. (60 .min.) In StereO. (}) ChHdren'o lolend Two English brothers find refuge on an uninhabited island dur~ ing a WWII evacuation. 180 a (I) 1IJ Webo1er iCCI Webster and his friend ( . Chubby llccopt 1 dare 10 spend Hallow""" night in 1 BELIEVE ME, CAPTAIN, FOR lHIS 1 house which is rumored to house a witch. NIGHT, ITS a ~IORFECTI (IJ MOVIE: Chemp' 'The MICNeil-l..ohror (I) Nowohaur a Cill s-row .,. Mre. King Lee end Amanclo ore liken hostage by ., (iJ Arab terrorist planning to create an AmericMl """' · squad. J60,min.J ® Wuhington Week In ReviIIll Taleo from the Dllitslde Special "Inside tho " Strange LoiJe" : Vampires soak help from a young do<:· " Monsters Aclt;ss My in " Trick or Treal'': A nasty store owner frightens trickor-treaters. Rich Littlfl hosts. hrs .) 8:05 I]) NU Baoketblil: W-- ington lulltll 11 Botton Celtiaa 12 hrs., 30 mill.! Live . 8:30 (!) Hameu Racing: 1NI Br...... Crown Live. . CilO CIJ Mr. lehadooa MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ICC) ® Will Street With Laa {, WHAT5 ·'rOLJR L-eNS· RANGE FOREOI.6T FOR THE COMINGWINTER, FOSlER":< SOME SNOW. SOME SL-EET, SOME RAIN Al<lDLON Rulr.e~r YOU SHOLILD qET YOLJRSELFA CIJ Ci1l Miemi Ville Cmcken becomes o&- 9:00 8 sessed with nabbing 1 bizarre cat burglar. (80 min.) In JOB WRITING TEMP<=AATLJRES. Stereo. HORJ5COPE5. (}) 700 Club Top Rank &o.ing " Atlantic City, NJ 12 hrs .. 30 (!) min.) Live . (I) D (I) Slodge Hammar! ICC) Sledge and Oori go undercover at 1 locol higll 1 Statewide a (jJ) Dollu ICC! J . ~ . and Bobby in,estigete Wn Z8 REACH!! ' claims, whila 34 Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead:+ 9 was doubled and set ~00 , but the team still gained 350 total points, since their teammates had plus 850 from making five bearta doubled. That's running in good luck, when you are minus 500 instead of plus 100 and still gain on the result as a team. , ,-1Jri8ented~4' ·~ -~J • ,., • i RIO GRANDE - Two options In eliminating hazards at the intersection of U.S. 35 and Ohio 325 here have been presented to Rio Grande officials by the Ohio Department of Transportation. VIllage Council on Tuesday will consider which one of the options is more feasible, accordIng to Mayor Donald Walker . - The options Include placing a stop light at the intersection. at ·an estimated cost of $30,000, Walker said. The second is the upgrading of the Intersection to three lanes to create a left turn lane and allow through traffic on 35 to· continue on. This work would also Involve grading and leveling of banks surrounding the Intersection. the mayor said. The estimated cost is $100,000, he said. The options are a response to the village's demand for action lo eliminate wthe so-called "death trap" arthe lnt!'rsection, I he site of a double traffic falallty on June 19 when a car crossjng 35 from 325 . was struck by - an eastbound Wesl VIrginia Air National Guard lractor trailer . VIllage officials have blamed 25 Eler. unit 26 Corrupt 29 Hackneyed 30 Desirous 31 Pick up the tab 33 Ringl el 36 Writer, Harper _ 37 Oehilitat~ Ready Coal title 40 Exude, as a !floJ(ie IILONGFELLOW cer surgery and 8rackman il found in coun to be a slumlord. (60 min.lln Stereo. Cil D (I) Surman (CCII60 min.! One letter slancb for another. In this sample A is used for the t1tree L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apoltrGphes, the length and formation of the words are all hinla: Each day the code letters are different. . 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MaCor· 160 min.l In C!)lporuC' · ·(I) WIUIP In Clnolnnetl mlck aill'M•A.•S•H IIJ I, Claoidlooe .- I~I:,_,..~Igh1llne . . .. . - ------~,.---------------------~----------------- ® l1ll Magnum, P.l. liD Cinema Showcue Clli T.J. Hook"' Hooker areturns to the narcotics un- avenge ~ death of a former partner . derworld to . . .... (70 min.) (RJ. 11:35 ill Night Traclca Power Ploy In Stereo. By BOB HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - With no local races taking place and only 10 tax measures - five of them renewals- to be voted upon In Meigs County Tuesday. voting turnout Is expected to he light in Tuesday 's general election. On the local level, Manning K. Roush Is unopposed in his bid for re-election to another term on the ' - --- ' ·' .. - Lebanon Township, voters .~Jll decide on a .8 of one mill levy for cemetery maintenance. Offlcillils of lhe township point oul tliat although the .8 of a mill levl(is listed as a new tax levy; • a one-mill levy now In effect lor the maintenance of cemeteries will go off the tax duplicate this year. In Rutland Township, voters W.ill decide on a new one-mlll, Jive· Continued on A·3 ·• · .. ........ ....·.· .... .... ..• ... ...· ·..•.·.. ; ~ - . ·- _.,__ ~ .. . ...-.,_,_ Architect's drawing of new Meigs County Health Care facility to he constructed In Middleport. ·Gallia -· voters will determine 3 local races at polls Tuesday By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Three races for county offices and one for stale representative will be decided Tuesday when Gallla Cou nty resldenls go to vote. Polls In 36 precincts will open at 6: .30 a.m. and will be open until 7:30p.m.. according tot he Gallla County Board of Elections. Election officials said there have been two changes in voting locations. Centerville· Precinct, which formerly voled at the Centerville Volunteer Fire Department. ·~ill now vote at the old Centerville Elementary School. Cheshire Township, which has voted at Kyger. will now vote at the trustees' building. Seeking the one seat open In January on the county commls- sian are Republican G . Gordon auditor 's office. He is opposed by his successful race for the Fisher and Democrat Dr. Dan C. Republican R. Rosalee Walker, Judge's seat In 1980. ' Notter. who Is campaigning on her Cox, a Southwestern High Fisher, who defeated incum- ·experience In the business world School graduate and former bent Verlin Swain In the May and on Improving the office's presldenl of the Gallla County primary, Is a former law e nforce- relationship with I he public. Junior Fair Board , has served as men I officer who retired earlier In teres I is focusing on the assistant city solicitor and was this year from Ohio Valley outcome of the race for common also asslstanl county prosecutor Electric Corp.'s Kyger plant pleas judge, as Incumbent Ri- from 1979 until the fall of 19831 after working there ·r or 30 years . chard C. Roderick Jr., a Demo- when he established a legal He ·is a former member of the crat, Is seeking a second spc-year practice. Kyger Creek Local Board of term. He Is opposed by'Galllpolis As part of the-- 94th House Education. attorney Donald Andrew Cox, a Dis trict. Gallla countlans will Notter, a veterinarian who ran Republican . choose between incumbent State for commissioner In 1984, wont he Both candidates have stressed Rep. Jolynn Bosler, D-Gallipolls, party nomination without opJiosi- . that politics will have nothing to and her GOP opponent, Athenslion In the primary. Notter also do with the way the court is Law Dlr~ctor Garry E. Hunter, operates a farm: conducted. Roderick , a Galllpo- Boster is running on the record of Incumbenl County ~uditor Ro- lis nallve and Vietnam War her firs I two terms ·tn office, nald K. Canaday Is seeking a veteran, established a legal while Hunter has assailed that second term In office and 1s pracllce In GallipoliJS and served record and supports lower taxe~ promoting his experience on the as city solicitor and assistant . and priority-setting In state and tm to the Gallla County prooecutor before Continued on A-3 1· GAIN STATE PLAYOFFS SECOND STRAIGHT YEAB Gallla AcademY. High School's Blue Devils, by virtue of a 48-0wln over Jackson Friday, piWIIIOme unexpected bomss help !rom 18118 oppoaenlll, advanced to the Ohio Hlgts School AtJjeUc ~11ocla· lion's post-season playoffs for tbe second slralgtst year. GAllS, , I ' 14 Sections. 98 Pages A Multimedia, Inc. Nowtillf>et board of county commissioners five-year levy for current exand William R. Wickline Is penses In Mlddleporl Village; a unopposed for re-election as one mill . five-year levy for Meigs County auditor. Both are current expenses in Pomeroy Vlliage, and a one-mill, five-year Republicans. Tax measures I hat are up for levy for cemetery maintenance . . renewal In subdivisions of the In Olive Township. three new levies There are county Include: two mills, fiveyear, current expenses In Ru - before voters In other ~ubdivl ­ tland VIllage; two mills, five- sions. In Pomeroy voters will year levy for current expenses ln · decide on a two-mill, five-year Racine · VIllage; three mills, levy for trre prolection. In -• the fatality and other serious accidents at- the intersecllon since I hen on poor visibility and lhe speed of traffic passing Rio Grande on 35. , Walker said he supports the creation of lhe left turn lane because It wllllmprQve safety, a view shared by Marshal John Vance, who has wtrked with ODOT Districl 10 engineer Ted Sushka In seeking a solution to the problem. "The left-hand turn and the . widening of road would be safer," Vance said. "It's a proveri fact that more rear-end accidents occur at stop Ughts." Walker, In a council meeting two weeks after the . fatality, revealed to council he had drafted a letter to ODOT requestIng a stop light. Whl)e council felt ' that a stop light woold not be seriously considered seriously by tbe state. II urged Walker to · Include Ihe request intheletter to draw attenllon to Ill' safety · Issue. . Vance said Sushka agreed that there Is enough traffic, at certain times of the day, to warrant a Continued on A-3 By Unlled l'ress International II will be showdown time Sunday when Gov. Rlch31'd F, Celeste and his Republican challenger, James A. Rhodes, meet In Cincinnati for their well publicized off-again , . on- again televised debate. Both candldales celebrated Halloween Friday by taking off thel_r masks and agreeing to the terms of the one-hour rorum, which will begin al 6 p.m. In the studios of WKRC-TV. "We've always wanted to debate Jim ·Rhodes," Celeste's campaign manager. Gerald J. Austin. said after the plans were finalized. "Dick Celeste has waited eight years to debate Jim Rhodes." "It was an offer lhey couldn't refuse," said James Duerk, Rhodes's top campaign aide. "As a result. we got whal we wanted.'' , The debate will be broadcast live over public television stallons In Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Akron- , Youngstown, Dayton, Bowling Green and Athens. It also will be made available to commercial stations via satellite, competing with two professional football games scheduled on NBC and CBS at that hour. ' The debale,.thought to have been dead last week because of disagreements over format, was revived Thursday night when WKRC-TV offered Its facilities and Rhodes accepted. Early Friday, Austin said any debate would have to take place at WOSU·TV In Columl)us. He later reversed himself when RhOdes agreed to two other Celeste requirements: • • . Celeste, Rhodes to debate in Cincinnati DAR.YCRYPTOQUOT!:S-Hen'o bow to work II: AXYDLBAAXR 1 • two options on _highway problems 39 Athena's story on her disfiguring cen- .. Pass Seulb 31 Spot who wes fired for bering her 0- 1 5.4. Pass Pasa Obi. 2.Pass Eosl 2+ 5+ peninsula defend• an anchorWoman SAMe:. SPOT! Non~ 37 Sal>i••m a Cll Sidekicko (CCI CIJ Will Strett Week ® Forum 10:00 D Cll Ci1l L.A. lAw Kurek IHE: w..1 35 C.anlldian 9::111 CIJ "TWICE: IN Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: East extral'l Mandy. 160 min.l Smlth'o Money breasts on the air during --- S2 City peNt 33 Rerll nt• (fi) Adam World . or ~ I nut cess of her vendetta against J.R. and SOUTH .10 8 • A K 10 8 6 4 +JI0984 s<·hm>l 27 Relatiw• Parmaleo's +A Q7 3 +AKQJ8>3 DOWN ·school to' break up 1 c• theft ring , . Sue Ellen delights 11 thei\Jc- SLIPPERY VARMINT!! ·--- K 6! 2 +9 7 Jl SIU1skrit (I) @ BARNEY EAST +AQ. •n t featllers I Old South 5 Syrian l'ity title 9 RO!!ion 2 Window 10 Orinking style 3 Lawfu I toast 12 Token 4 Vacation IS Rich bonus or C.leavon 5 Par<-h•d 14 Ionian 6 Place or 8arPnL• to park 15 Roll-call 15 Ownt'd 7 Portuguf'Se word 18 "Urand resort 18 Tired - Opry" 8 Pilgrim 21 In good. 17 Completely pumshment health wrong (sl.) 10 PhilosO22 Hahhle 19 n-hall's pher, 23 ManGuidry · circa made ZO Moontain 400 B.C. fabric (prefix) llltsy-bitsy 24 Function 21 Long and lean Z2Trim 24 Havr faith in 25 Visac" threaten an 8-year-old boy; .' WEST .76542 4l.launly I L<\',ul Room'' : Terrifying creatures (2 -- - '• Meigs has nO local .races; I 0 .tax measures face voters MIDDLEPORT - In an ail- the county, the rugged undevenouncement of great signlfi- loped terrain and the sparseness cance to Meigs County, State of !he population diminished the Rep. Jolynn Boster Indicated effectiveness and desirability of Saturday the State of Ohio allernate heallh services and Certificate of Need Review enhanced the need for nursing Board has recommended a new home beds. 100 bed Intermediate and skilled The project team was asnursing home be constructed in sem)Jied In 1984 at the request of . Meigs County. Mayor Hoffman by current The $3.1 mllllon facility, to be Meigs County Community Devellocated in Middleport, would opment Director, Kimball generate 160 new jobs for area Shields. Kim Shields exlJ'essed residents. watltude lhal working closely Boster commented she was wllh Mayor Hoffman. Metis grateful to be a facHitalor In the County · residents accomplished two -year effort to Improve heallh the goal of local residents helping care opportunities \n Meigs each other. rather than ImportCounty. lng talenl from outside ttl> Mlddleporl Mayor Fred Hoff- region. man, Initiator of the project, Shields commented, "ecolndlcated In 1978, 200 beds were nomic development does hot · approved .for Meigs County and occur· In a vaccum: It happen s only 100 of loose beds were built. because of the confill!'n'a>, compassion and toughness exhibited For the past two years Maytr Hoffman has. ~~:atll>red .census by local project sponsors. Evldata . tesililed before the Ohto' dence presented before the State , Department of Heallh and the Review Board was r~Iete with · Stale Certificate of Need Review" '.data that nurs ing hOme heds are Board. Iil supporl of his 0 plnlon needed In Meigs County and that hE' pointed but t!Je rural fta!W'.E'of :>V< .- ·-con.tltiued qn A.-3 · ' .QH32 t.:s •..-.".tt' liy THOMAS JOSEPH Closet" : Horror strikes a graduate student's room; tor; ll·ll·" .10 6 42 lt'1 no IUrprile thai,. the right contrac!l ore oftea not arr\vec! at when eaterprts1n1 opponents deprive you of your biddinl room. Today's deal was ~~ in • lelllHif-four match, and opened with 1 two-club bid that wu •lronl•lld presumably artificial. Evea thoap South was vulnerable, the freakilll dillribution of' his hand warranted coming in with two hearts, and North wu deliJhted to pve him a boolt to four. l!:ut now took a-conservative view ond bid five clubs. South ai.d West both passed, and North carried on to flye bearts: Thot was flood news for East. By pauin1. he was telling his. partner, "It'• all riJht to bid six clubs if you hllve any -ful cards." But that was where tbe ball was fumbled. West miiJlt have realized that a useful kine (diamondl} 11r111 enough for him to bid • slam In clubs, but he ·thought he needed sornetJilft1 more, so he doubled. That wii'WO to North-South, and certainly a result that left the EastWest pair IOIDewhat friZ2led. Jn lbe other room, the biddinc was more spirt'". Tbere, East-West bid to seven clubs, ond North was anxiously wailing to double for a diamond lead, but South saved at seven hearts. That min .) ALLEY OOP . NORTH +K J 9 3 By Jamea Ja...y Judge CIJ Wodehouae l'loylloull ~ Wlleel of Faftune 8 !lll ~ JIOI*dV ® ......... 7:3!1 CIJ The llcnoymoonere 8:00 D (I) (liJ A-T..., !CCI A freelance spy tlkes Stockwell hostage in a plan to SupPLif:.S: . ' • .. Middleport-Pomeroyo:-Gallipolis-Point . . Pleasant, November 2, 1'986 Reconunend new· nursing home-be built. in Meigs "The · ·utlafyl"'l kind ol gardening," Mid Grar)dpa u ht hung up h~ rlka, '1a pla"dng youraaflln a lawn CHAIR." a rn l'eapl•'• Court 7:10 DIll Mostly cloudy with a sllghil chance of rain. High Ill to of rain 30 ' tmts- ®a!lllCII N.IID 11o1ty Eloctric ®OeodTim" 1:11 (l) a-tty Hlllllllll11 7:00 Dl]) I'M M.. aln~ m"* C-1 ~Page • aCilllopn'oH...- . IIJ Daclar Who (!) SponoCen1er (l) Entertol.....- • Along tbe River ........ B-J.8 Business .............. :....... E-1 Comics .... ,...............·lqserl Classlfleds ...... D-2-H-H· 7 Deaths ............ ............ D-8 Editorial ..................... ~-2 ...................... C-1-8 Kyger Creek promotes five emplQyes - Business E-l @F-ofl.n. 1:10 • College ·football ·action • a'lllrnam~•~(J) 1:01 Cil Anfty Orlflllll ' i . ' champions of the-SEOAL, flnlllhed replar seum pi!Q' wHh ~ perfect 10·0 mark, ud wiD receive word this afternoon on who .' Saturday's 7 p.m. Dlvilllon II, Region 11oe wUI be and wflere the game will be played. Above, tbe Gal111118 celebrate at Jacboil foUowlng Friday's victory. . 1' 4 � 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/. 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