https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a371d0a84c9f33ae7859a55f078d5223.pdf 51e54add2dd020a469d3c2e445dce5d8 PDF Text Text Page, D-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. ~udge August JO; 1987 POMEROY- Meigs Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight. has ordered that all funds generate by the Meigs Bureau of Support from Jan. 1 through July 31oft his year for the administration of support ordets--poundage payments totalling $5,678,10--be transferred Into the bureau of support salaries fund and used· for the administration of t)le bureau, In accordance with Ohio law . · The law sta tes ''the bureau of . support shall adopt a fee , to be 1'@r \''' '~ palq by' the obligor, for the ~~%~.!«::.•":'.,:~:"'~,;,;_..,·::=. ~w administration · of s upport ~p· orders. The (ee shall not exceed ~;? ~ ,: two percent of the amount to be WORKING WITH COMPUTERS - Priscilla Miller, a student collected under a support order, from Southwestern High School at Jluckeye HIQs Career Center, Is or one dollar per mont~\ , whiworldnr; at a computer as part of the electronics section of the chever Is greater. · No moneys Computer Industrial Maintenance program: The program is generated by a bureau of support detilped to provide. hands-on ex perience wilh computer from fees lor the administration e~~ulpme~~t, amoac other things. of s upport orders snail be used for any purpose other than the administration of the bureau of support and court operated support enforcement activities. " Further, the judge has ordered that all county government off!· ces, Including but not limited to, the Meigs County Board of Commissioners a nd the Me igs Count y Department of Human Services, who have received moneys from federal or s tate government reimbursement of court operated s upport e nforcement activi ties , Including but not limited to, the bureau of s upport and all related acuviUes. report In writing by Monday the funds received during 1987. Such funds are to be trans ferred imme· diat ely to the bu rea u of s upport to . be used for support enforcement activities, also according to Ohio HANDS-oN EXPERIENCE - Mike Brandeberry, a student law which states the following: from Gallla Academy at Bucke3>:e Hills Career Center, is working ·'A li moneys received from the In tbe mlU:hine shop with one of lhe computers used In machining federal or sta te government lor pUts to exact tolerances. The machine section of the Com puler re imbu rse ment for court operIndustrial Maintenance program is also designed to provide ated su ppor t enforceme nt act ivihuds-on training . with computers and precis ion machine ties sha lll!e used solely for court equipment. operat ed support enforce ment actlvilies, e xcept that, if th e court determin es tha t any of the moneys will not be used for court RIO GRANDE-Openings are hydraulic/ pneumatics system s operated su pport enforcem ent still available in two one-year a nd gas / a r c / MIG wel din g acti vities, the unused moneys HI -Tech programs at Buckeye eq uipment . shall be. ava ilable for cou nt y Hills Career Center. The proFor more in format ion. contac t gene ral fund purposes."· grams, Electronic Maintenance your hom e sc hool cou nselor, The judge furth er orders Int erand Machine Maintenance, are pri ncipal or the Student Services de pa rtment al tra nsfers within sections of the Computer Indus- Office at Buckeye Hills Ca reer the burea u of s upport budget trial Ma)ntenance program de· Ce nt er at 245-5334 .'exte ns i6n 212. fro m s upplies a nd equipme nt signed to prepare maintena nce personnel to deal e ffect ively with state-of-the-art control and production equipment. ' Students in the Electronic Maalntenance sect ion receive COLUMBUS - The re is st ill Instruction In the basic pr inciples hope for Ohio's coa l indus try, in ' million in Ohiotons hasin dropped from 55 1970 to a projected Involved in solic!·state digila l its 18th yea r of decline .. accord i n~ a mount of 35 million tons lor thls el~tronlc circuitty, trobl~shool .. to J .E . "Jack" Katl ic, senior vice ing and repair , as we ll as same amount as ,· pres id ent a nd head oflthe Ameri- burn abou He sat idthe that utilities should Industrial computer program· can Electric Power Service Cor- year. las t year . mlng. Hands-on experiences a re poration ' s Fuel S u pply He said -that AEP has defused provided to the students using De partment. the threat that acid rain legislamodern electronic test equip· tion poses to coa l bur ning Ka tlic said that Ohio utilities ment, digital logic/ micr o- burned abo ut 24 million of the 35 through It s processes or coal processor equipme nt modules, million tons of coa l mined in Ohio ble nding. mining, prepa ration automatic process controllers in 1986. The a mount of coal mined a nd fu el switching. and Industria robot s. 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Features electronic Ignition, Ouickstop"' Inertia C:llain brake. anti-vibration •y!~fem and a 3.12 cu. in . engine. RIDENOUR SUPPLY CHESTER 985·3308 WASHINGTON I UPI ) - The U.S. economy traditionally Is more of a s printer than a longdis tance runn er , hut Tuesday II will reach a r<'cord·tylng miles tone thai s hows II has profoundly changed Its style. Sept. I marks the s tart of the 58th consecutive month of economic growth In the nation, oonllaulng a streak !rum November 198~ . According to the National Bureau of Economic Re•earch, the recor;nlzed arbiter ol when recessions begin and end, that ties th•· reco rd lor I he lon~e8t peacetime ex pans ion s ince 1854. Adding peacetime as a qualifi er throws out two longer run.~ ol JITOWth. leaving only the other 58-month l lreak that went from March 1975 to January 19SO. The longPst uninterrupted stretch was the 1116 month.• of Vietnam War-Influenc ed gains from February 1961 to December 1969. Seco nd place ·belong• to the World War II era's 19311- 19-15 s treak. Mo•t economis ts predi ct today 's economy should. kt-ep growing until at Mast New Year 's Day and probably well Into s pring. That would m ean the c urrent streak not only will take lhc peaceliJJlc ret!ord lor itst'lf hut also could play a major role In the 19811 presid ential primaries. Th e Republican· Party alrrady Is highlighting the economic Kood news. The lat est cove r ol First M'o nday, the party's blm()nlhly mag azi ne. proudly dis plays three charts showing how the re ha!! been lower Inflation, lt"Ss une mployment and 13. million new l•bs created In the paJIIIew ye ars . Mwa&~lle ... liN.lft .. 1t11 11 he:ad"n e procla1ming ' 'Am..rtca•• IEcorlomle Boom Economl•ts ure ll'!is juhilant. Many point out lhllt the current ionl{·dlslance s treak olten has looked more like a slugger than a run. They also note II has produced widely dlller<'nt rt'llults lor VIU'Ious ports of the ·eco nomy und might be In better shape today lithe trade and hudge l dellcll' had not !!Dared. r" had procla im ed iillegiance to the co untry 's 1935, co ns titution and · ca lled for new pres idential elections. A presidenti a l s pokes ma n warned th at Aq uino wlll not tol erat e a ny hostile cha llenge to her gover nme nt. .. "The president will not exp ress leniency to any Ioree coming !rom the left or the rig ht that Is host il e to the government ," said Deputy Pres s . • " I'm paid to look at things !rom the Industrial side, and II you look at II that way it hasn ' t been much· or a rPtovery," said Patric ia Luce Trumbull, an economist lor Wharton Econometrics In Bala Cynwyd, Pa. " The re was a boom In · 1984, then. things went s lack. and just now we' re getting another recovery ." Donald Rataj C'< ak , head of the Economic Forecasting Project at Georgia Slate University In Atlanta, sai d he sees lillie valu e in crowing over the current r ecord when pa.-.t s urges hav e produ ced much gr eater ec,:onomic growth. i\ look :ot the gro~s national product, the sum value of all the goods and services produc ed, support s his argument. Alter inllallon, GNP grew :tli.3 perce nt in the 1950s, '15.1 percent In tht• 1960s and 31.9 percent in the 1970s. The 191\0s had s hown 19 perce nt growth as or .June and will be ·lucky to close out the decade at ~· percent . , The current e<·onomy also looks much different than It did when Ronald Reagan took office. Th e Bureau of Labor Slallsllcs esllmat es a quarter ol the jobs 'lost during the 19RI-M2 recession nev er wert• recreated once recovery began. As of July, the nallon had ~86.000 fewer miners , GR,OOO fewer steel workers and 11.000 fewer textile workers than It did durin~ the recession. M!lnY ol those ou st~ d hliVe ta ken some of the 11.54 million service- producing jobs created s ince 1982. The total Includes J. I million new jobs in stores, groceries and restaurants and 1.3 million new Posls In flnan"ce, insuran ~e and r eal estate. Thol!e new JobS In services have helped make the economy D:~lire recess ion-proof, because the se rvice pari of the economy Is not as prone to s ho cks as the goods-producing slde, economists say. But other analysts credit lrled-and-tr)Je public aid lor providing support during uncertain e<·onomlc limes. Gallipolis man ·critical after shooting By United Pre._, International 1'986 FORD RANGER 4 W.D. overdrive trans .. Call 992-6606 For Registration P.S., P.B., $7300 1983 FORD RANGER 4 WD .............. $5995 4 spttd, I UOS miles. 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S5495 Auto., AM/FM stereo. 1981 RELIANT K............................... 52495 · 1985 LTD FORD ................................ $6495 riff' s Departme nt. Keit h E. Burdett.e. 28. of 231 Lower River Roa d, Ga ll ipoli s. was first take n to Holzer Medical Ce nt er. whe re he was tra ns· !erred to Ca be ll-Hunt ington Hos pital. Hun lington , W.Va . At 11 :3fl a .m , Monday, he was listed in c r it ical cond itio n. accordi ng to a hospital spokeswoma n, FREE SERVICE To the,elderly, those living alone, or anyone who feels the need to keep in touch. The Wes t braced for more brollin~ heat tOday while a rapid s urgl' of cool Canadia n· air s liced from the· Dakotas to Texas a nd New Eng la nd a nd 1Ca s expected to creep south Int o stea my Florida . Hi gh tempera tures In the 60s a nd 70s were forecas t lor today from the Grea t Lakes a nd northern Pl a ins to New E ngla nd . ·'All the way !rom Nor th Da kota throu~:th the Texas Pan· ha ndl e extending eas t through New E ngla nd it will be fair ly nice." sa id Na ti onal Weather St'rv ic e fore c a s te r Harry Gordon. Readi ngs in the 90s were expec ted fr om Florida to South Caro lin a a nd over mu ch of the westt'r n half of the na tion . In the so uthwes ter n deser ts a nd tho int erior va lleys of Ca lifornia a nd Orf'gon the m erc uu was ex pect ed to climb . 10 at leas t 100 tOday. Medfo rd . Ore .. was ex pected to hit 105, while Fres no, Calif., braced fo r 106, Gordon sai d. " A gener- a l pa tte rn of coo l air over the central par t or the cou nt ry Instea d of the West " ca ust•d th e disparity, he sa id. The co ld front was expected to move rapid ly over the nex t 48 hours, pushing int o the At la ntic Coas t a nd sou th Into Florida , " moderating te mperatures over the res t of tlie country," Gordon said. Record highs were s ha ttered Su nday in seven western ci ties. In Ca lifornia , the mercury hit 110 Manr More Fhae Late Mo4el Utd Cart SEE MAliC DAVIS MEIGS AUTO SALES INC. 60S Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. . Middleport . . 992-3Cn1 . " 1 Section. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Secretary Danilo Gozo in the governm ent's fi rs t response to the re be l declaration. The r ebel statement s lammed Aquino for "extraord in a ry leniency" towar d communis t guerrillas, for allegedly breaking up the Philip· pines by gran ting autonomy to in surgent a nd minority groups, and for ot her acts of al leged co rrupti on and treason. It sai d the jun ta was placi ng the entire count ry und er its con trol until " the politica l cond itions shall have been sta bilized and until a new, clean a nd hones t pres id ential e lect ion shall have been held by the Filipino people. '' The junta, the statement sa id, was composed of a n unspec ified number of officers in the Reform the Armed Forces movement, wh ich spearheaded the F ebrua ry 1986 uprising aga in st 20-yea r ruler Ferdina nd Ma rcos. Analysts sai d by proclaimi ng a llegiance to the ! 935 co nstitu tion, the rebels were attempti ng to win sympa thy from Wa shing ton . . A ne w co nstitution promulga ted in February calls for thedismantli ng o! s trategic U.S. bases in the Philippines. T he sta tement sai d the country ha d "gone out of co ntrol' ' under Aq u ino and that communists are occupy ing " hi gh pos itions of responsibili ty." It sa id "corruption has doubled , i[ not tripled ." Aquino s aid Su nd a y the most ser ious coup bid mou nt ed aga inst her gover nme nt wa s mea nt to kill her a nd her entire fami ly a nd dared the rebe ls 1 to try again . . Soldiers with s hoot-to-kill orders arc hunting rebel lea der Col. Gregorio "G ringo" Honasan. a form er securit y' aide to opposition Sen. Juan Ponce Enr il e, whom Aq uino sacked as defense secretary last Novembe r . Officials said Honasa n might s till be in Manila . A senior Aquino official, who spoke on co ndition of anonymity , said today the failed 24-hour co up bid that began before dawn Friday and left 42 people dead could be a "tes t" for a bigger uprising. " I think there will be a second phase," he said. , Arm ed Forces Ch ief Gen. Fidel Ramos , in a directive Sunday, told military per so nnel to remain .on alert. "Th ere may s tili be desperate efforts on the par t of the rebel s to attack key government installa tions and harm our people, " he sa id . The West Point -trai ned general appealed for · unity and vowed to work for a 60 percent Increase ln pay in the 250,000- member a rmed forces . E nlisted men get a baste monthly pay of 800 pesos i$40). The poverty threshold in the Philippines Is 2, 000 pesos ($100) a m onth . The low salaries of soldiers wa s one of the issues raised by the mutineer s, who also accused Aquino of "coddlin g" communists. "The aim of the rebels was clea rly to kill the pres ident and her family," Aquino sa id . Swift military action. she said, taught the mutineers "a most bitter lesson, and we shall teach them again if they want. " One of Aquino's fi ve child ren, Benigno III, 27, was wounde d when rebels ope ned fire on him while he was driving home early Friday. Three of his bodyguards were killed trying to pyotect him and another was seriou sly wounded. It was the third time Aquino had sa id her enemies In the milit ary had plotted to kill her. The las t was in Marc h in a s till unso lved bombing that killed !our people at a rehearsa l for graduation rites she wa s to address. 1·. Around 500 on hand for free entertainmen~ .Saturday night An es timat ed crowd of 500 a tt ended the free evening of ent ertainm ent a t the Racine Vi llage Sh rine Club Park Sa turday night enj oy ing countrywestern. gospel a nd blu e J:rass mu sic by the CircleD Wran glers. the Bend River Boys Ba nd . a nd the St ernwheelcr Bl ue G ras s Ba nd of Rip ley , W. Va. Between thesegmentsofenter · ta inme nt , Frank C l ~ l a nd. acting as e mcqe. gave a his tory of the developme nt of the. v illage park .over the pa st two yea r s. Th e pa rk was acquired in October. 1985. M,eigs Count y Commiss ion • er s. Manning Roush, David Kobl entz. and Ri chard Jones were introduced, with Cleland present ing the bOard preside nt with a compos it.e pictu re showing va rious phases of the park development . The 1986 communil y block gra nt whi ch prov ided the fund s was used for state a nd play ground equipme nt developmen t. Vol unt ee r labo r wa s used for the const ru ction, it wa s noted. J ones, spea king on beha lf of th e board, co mplim e nted Racin e and area reside nt s fo r ther cooperation and ha rd work in developin g the park, prov iding wholesome e nrerta lnmem for res ide nts. "Th is is an example of what the cooperation of county a nd loca l gover nment working with the ci ti zens ca n produce,·· he commented. A new 20x20 foot co nc rete sla b poured last Monday wa s used for square dna c ing and clogg ing by a number of those attending. Any co unt ry-wes tern enter ta in ers wishing to pa rtici pa te in futu re even ts Bt the park .are asked to contact Iva n Powell or Frank Cleland . Nex t free entertainment there wil l be on Sept.l2. All you need to remember is to call in each day before 11:00 A.M. If · You do not call, a volunteer at Americare-Pomeroy will call your number by telephone. If no one answers at your home, they will call .your neighbor, whose name, address, and phone number you have listed. If there is not a proper explanation for your failure to answer the telephone, someone will come to your house to see if you are all right. There will be no charge for this service and its success will depend on your cooperation. Amerlcare·Pomeroy assumes no responsibility lor ·the failure of any of lis volunteers to contlU:t or attempt to contact the subscriber, neighbor or law enforcement agency upon tbe failure of the subscriber to call ln. Please notify your relatives and neighbors that Amerlcare-Pomeroy cannot guarantee · responses by Its volunteers. FOR MORE INFORM4TION CALL SONYA WOLFE 992-6606 . · -Pomeroy Nursmg 1& Rehabilitation Center 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, e>H 45769 a t Redding and Sacra ment o. Scattered showe r s and thun · ders torm s wer e ex pected tOday from the Atlanti c Coas t to e astern Texas, wit h th e heavies t s iorm activity forecas t for s outh central Texas and the so uthern Atl antic Coas t. . Showers an d thunderstorms Sunday stretched a long the cold front from Mi chiga n through Kansas a nd into the Texas Panhandle. A thunder s torm in New Mexico prOduced a torna do that touched down outs ide E lid a. Hai l the s ize of golf balls was reported at Dora ,' N.M, a'nd in west cent ral T exas. No injur ies were re port ed. Heavy r ains around Pari s, Texas, and in nort,hern F lorid a a nd Sou th Car olin a !I boded s treets a nd low-ly ing a reas. The wee kend 's dry weat her was a repri eve for soggy southwes t Iowa. par ts of whic h w~re under 8 inches of water two days last week. The Nis hna botna Rive r , which runs th rough four counties that re'c eived fed era l aid a fter severe flooding in May, stood 3 inches below flood ·stage Sunday and was expected to co ntinu e falling . " It's dry , for th e time being," a dispatc her with the Montgomery County sheri ff's office said Sun· day. " But we 're realistic down here. It seem s like every time we have a nice weekend , it starts raining again Monday or "Tuesday. We ' re not gett ing' our hopes up. " Seven states report growth .in an·counties Air, aula., AM/FM stereo, tih, pawor siHring, brallos, 21,924 milts. · enttne Cool weather reported -east of Rockies; West is baking ' STIHI. qualtrf MANILA . Philippines 1UPI) - Re nega de soldier' tOd ay proclaimed a pt'ovlslo na l revolu tionary goyer nm en t under a ruling junt a composed of reformi st jun ior officers as troops loyal to President Corazon Aquino r einforced the ca pital against possible new attacks. A rebel statement Iss ue d froni an undi sclosed location In the " Centra l Luzon headquarters" som ewhere nort h of Mantia sald the ruling junta A Gal lipolis a rea ma n rcc~ivPd a guns hot wound 10 th e hea d in a s hooting Incident at 2:4:> a .m. Sunday , on Lower Ri ve r Road. Ga lli polis. accordin g to thC' She- AUTO SALES 10.289 miles. • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Monday. August 31, 1987 U. S. reaches milestone Tuesday ...,, 4 sp. , 24-20..37-5-8-21 Clear tonight. Low In the mid 50s. Chance of rain 20 per cent. Tuesday, partly cloudy. High in mid 70s. Rehel troops proclaim provisional government •• stereo, Super Lotto at y Vol. 3'7, No. 79 Copyrighted 1987 l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i AM / FM Pick 4 • / Hope remains for Ohio coal Save now on 935 Page 3 Track & Field 1987 ASTIO MINI VANS Hi-tech programs available ME~GS Daily Number 2412 BRAND NEW • tenance section receive ins truction In the principles of technical blueprint reading, precision measurement , layou t a nd co m. puterlzed machining, mechani· cal / hydraullc i pne uma t ic sys tems, as well as oxy-acet yle ne. arc and MIG welding. Hands-on experiences are provided using conventional and electronic m easurement devices, conventional and compute'r lzed numer ical control machine tools , up-to-date consulting the county a u~.ltor , said there were no unalloca ted funds available at this time. VAN TASTIC Summer Clearance I Ohio Lottery Johnson sets world record Kpight _issues court order on funds · , TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS - Phillip Sporn . captured ·the 1987 Appalachian Power Company's softball tournament over the weekend. Above, : first row, Jell to rlghl are Matt Russell, batboy; .. : Harold Russell, Skipper Johnson, .Danny 'ray lor. and ·Pat Aelker. Rear- Joey Roush; Pal Soulshy, Mitch Mace, Seott .Harrlson, Steve Hawl.ey, Greg Thomas, Randy Mealge and Kelvin Honaker. AbSent -:-. Matt Miller and Johnny Taylor. See story on page 3. WAS HIN GTON 1 UP !I Seven states have seen every one of their counlies' grow in pop ulation since 1980. with th e Sou thwes t taking In the mos t newcomers on a regional basis, the Census Bureau reports . In a survey released Sunday, the bureau sai d Alaska 's Matanuska -Susit na borough was the only one of ihe nation' s 3,138 county equivalents to more than double its size in the s tudy period, growing 119 percent ~e tween Aprlll, 1980, wheh the last major census was taken, and July 1, 1986. The survey covered counties and what the bureau considers county equivalents - Louis iana's parishes, Alaska's census areas and cities In some states that are not part of any county . Hernando County, Fla., on the state's booming Gulf Coast near St. Petersburg and Tampa, followed Matanuska - Susltna In relative growth at 74.8 percent. Then came 'K enai Peninsula borough In Alaska, up 70.7 percent ; Fl agler Co unt y, Fla ., showing a 66.5 percent increase; a nd Gwinnetr Count y, .Ga., up 6.5.9 percent. . No ne of those counties grew by more tha n 110.000. For pu re popula tion gr owth the winner was Los Angel es County, which grew . 818,700 to reach 8.296 million . Both the numerical growth a nd the total lead the nation. Maricopa County, Ariz .. home of. Phoenix, cam e In second with 391,000 new residents, followed by Harris County, Texas, .up 38S,800; San Diego County, Ca lif., 339,500; and Dallas County, Texas: 276,700. Loving County, Texas , was not only the biggest loser- dropping 42.9 percent In population - but also the least- populated county in the country, dropping to just 53 people as of July 1, 1986. Greenlee County, Arizona, suffered the next greatest loss by drop~ing 25.0 percent. MISSING - Sevenleellyear-old Patricia A.nn Miller has been missing s ince Aug. 19 ' according to members of her family. Las t seen wear in~; a while s hirt and blue jeans, Miller Is liVl' ft . tall, we ighs approxim at ely 85 to 90 pounds and now has light reddishblonde hair. i\ reward is being offered lor · any inlorml!tion leading to her whereabouts. Anyone with lnlonnatlon is asked to call ,Jack Miller at 742-2503 or he r mother, Patrl· cia Hill, Galllpolls, at <146·7294. �' • •• "• Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Stre••t Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE \fEJ(;S-MASO~ ~RE~ ROBERT L. ·WINGETT Publisher P,\T WHITEHEAD 1\ssi,tant Puhllsher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH GPn("ral Managrr 1\ MF:MRER 1d Tlw l n111 ·cl P)( · s~ rntr ·Jn. tllon,d l nl.nHI D.11h Pll"'" A'"fl<- t.lllnn .md th1 • Amf't If .1 n f\t '\'' "P·'P'' t PubLI'.. hPt" A ..... nu.1J 1011 ! .FTT} RS OF npp., tn ' ,, , 11 , . ,, , m•• 'l'h' '' "h' '' 'l d IH · II'"" 111 1n .1~1 11 ot rl '- lr •n t.: ,,!l ltilll" , ''' '"Uh1Ptli 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1H', I11 dn· u ~ r lw'-l l' Jliciii 1T h n, mo l(ldii ' " " · l!111 l l •h ph1 1PP numh1 I '\11 ll n'- l t.: nl d \1I l l I" 1\ i ll llt plliJ!i'h' fl (1'1 11 I" "hnuld ht IP t' llll( j [ l<; il ' IC i tJl l "'-lnJJ '''\JI" 11 ~<1 j\l l " " ll , I IJ I\1 ''- Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel " Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Monday. August 31, 1987 ~3\Till~S ----------~-------B_y_t_a_ck__A_n_d_er_s_on__an_d__Jo_s_ep_h__S_p_ea_r_· one flaw , a nd it's a beaut : $10 btillon won't be nearly enough The cold, hard truth, which government a nd Industry off! ciais have been trying to keep from the public, is that the FSLTC can ' t posst bly guarantee indlvid· ual depositors across the na tion How mu.ch might be needed? Well, ear ly thjs year Treasury Secretary James Baker was informed a t a closed -door briefing that the insurance fund faced a shortfall of $50 billion And that was m the good old days before interesl rates began rising. put tmg a lrea dy-beleagured savings and loan ins titut iO ns in even greater pen! as they try to attract new deposits to cover the many loans that have gone sour in recen1 years lf int erest rates continue to rise, the S&Ls will sink evet• deeper mto trouble. Already nearly 40 percent of the nat ion's thrifts have resources that range from merely In adequa te to zilc h Thts, of course. means that When the inevi1 ablc day romrs Mission impossible By ARNOLD Si\WISLAK UPJ Senior Editor WASHINGTON 1UPI ) -Gary Hart had yet to be heard tram on the subject of returnmg to the 1988 presidential race as this was written. but if his a nger over the eve nts of las t spring has abated, he oughT to see such a step is close to a miss ion impossible. Whether or not the former Colorado Democratic sena tor got a fair shake in the Donna Rice affair, it seems clea r that he is likely to be saddled with it for the foreseeable future · 1 Three or fou r months in seclusion will not have slaked medii! interest in his personal life and he can be s ure that if he re-enters the campaign, he wtl! be asked repeatedly about 11. He may want to ta lk about public policy tssues. bu t there ts a lmost no chance that he can av01d questions about his private behaviOr Even if the establishment press agreed to lay off the adulten questions , the supermarke t tabloids and tlje skin magazmes would continue the drumfire. Nobody drowned aboard th e "Monkey Business," but the obvious comparison here is with Sen. Edward Kennedy. D- Mass Kennedy feels he has long smce answered every posstble questwn about the 1969 Chappaquiddick tragedy, but has found htmself pe ppered wih the same inquiries every time he evE>n hin ts about a pres idential race. Kennedy tned to ride them out in 1980. bu t the issue never realh faded and it certainly played a part in his failed effort to se ize the Democratic nomination from Prestdent Carter. Is that fair? Arguments about whether .thc priva te life of a public man is germane to the process of selecting leaders can be made on either s ide. but for Hart they a re academ ic. If he returns to public life. he can expect to be confronted by the morality issue There is a second reason a ny Ha r t re-e ntry is lik ely to be futile Much of the campaign organiza tton he put together for the 1988 run has gone on to other pursuits, in som e cases to other ca ndidates· campatgns It is no secret that m any of these people are exceed ingly bitter abo ut what happE>ned last May a nd even som e of those who acc use the pres s of engagmg in a feeding frenzy at Harrs expense concede the candtdat e brought it on himsel f In truth and perhaps sad to say, 11 probably is too late now to assemble a ftrst class ca mpat gn operation for 1988. Most of the good profess ionals a lready are at work e lsewhere and ma ny of the abso lute ly mdts pensible volunteers In the s tales have a ttached themselves to other ca ndidat es. Hart 's former ca mpaign managf'r, Bill Dtxon. start ed the speculation with a predi ct to n that the Coloradan would re1urn to the arena with a kmd of guerrilla operatio n: a ske leton staff and no elaborate organization or schedule. That certainly could be done. but it ts not go ing to win a preside ntial nominatton. Ltke it or not. these ca mpaigns ha ve become btg bu s in ess and it would take a set ies of miracles to s ucceed m such an ente rprise wit pout a maJor league orgamzatton. However. if Hart just wants to ratse hell for the next 10 or 12 m onths. hi> probably ca n do it with theD txon formula tion . It mig ht not he lp the Democrat s regain the White House, bul not many politictans t hese days seem to care about the welfare of the polittcal parl y whose la be l they wear anvway The slats of your life By DICK WEST . WASHINGTON 1UP II- For most of my adult life I ha ve heard tha t " figures don 't he" and I was about to conclude that ar ithmetic mtght be considered among lh(' Nernal vcr lttes. Then along comes Hippocrat es, a new . health and medicine maga zine, to assert that "stalisttcs ea n be manipulated to prove JU St about anything." So now I'm back at Square One without passing Go If. as the publica tion concludes m its first tssue. s tatistics can be used to s how that "potato chips keep you thin," the nex t thing we know the Transportatio n Department will be quoting statistics to prove that fl ying i• saf('. I'm sure we·veall had 11 up to here with fi g ui'es that show takin g an airplane trip is safer than , say, going somew here by car. Each time a plane crashes or there is a ·· ncar miss" m the sktes . federa l sa fet y s pecia lists ci te thesE' figuo·es 10 prove they ac tu a llv have been domg their JObs. If AIDS Inves tigat ors s tart quoting s tatis tics to back thctr conclus ion there is such a thing as "safe sex," tha t's when I'm rea lty stay ing home. In , a "Good News Questtonniare." Hippocrates says medical surveys in the past ha ve proven "ever~ enjoya ble aspect of your itfe caus es heart disease or ca ncer.·· To this co nclu ston I ca n only add a hearty "a men ." One used to hear eorriplaints that everything enjoyable was eit her illegal , immoral or fattening But tha t was beforemPdical scientis ts di scovered thai sugar substitutes ca use ca nce r . By asking tts readers loaded qu es tions . inciudmg inqutries about how mu c h they drink, the maga zin e showed that, statis ti ca lly anyway, "televis ion s preads germs." "Viewers are advised to pra ctice ·sale TV' by wearing at leas t a surgical mask"· when they turn on the tube , 11 advises The m agaz me adds that ··an of these sta tistica l correlations arc genuine,'" being based on a survey in which more than 3,000 readers responded It concludes. however. that "the conclusiOns are fa lse," being based on "the same kind of bta sed a nd fault y reason ing that sometimes skews results of seriou medical resea rch ." Biased? Faulty? Com e to think of it. I don't recall the airplane-automobile accide nt statistics ever being quoted by a car manufac turer · As one of the few serv icemen ever .to crack up a military flight s imulator, I'm not sure thi s suggestion should come from me. ButT read recently that astronauts and controllers who took a simulated shuttl e ride all received pass ing marks So I'm recommen'ding tnat, to be on the sale side. you herea fter take only s imulated vacations. Or at least go there in a simu lated vehicle. Anyway, Htppocrat es concludes that "people who drive the s peed limit neve r call in sick when they're not "In the next issue, we may read that, statistically, two and two no longer add up to four Today in history By United Press International Today is Monday, Aug. 31, the 243rd day of 1987 with 122 to follow . The moon is In its first quarter. The morning s tars are Mars and Jupiter lt' s mostly the greed and Incompetence of some hlghfiymg s&L managements that , have brought the e nttre industry. face to face with Armageddon . . But it 's the taxpayers that the , indu stry Is count ing on to rescue 11 from Its members ' folly . '. S&L wheeler-dealers hav e. beC'n invcsli ng their depositors· . money in a ll sorts of exot-ic ' schemes . far removed from the.• industry's orlgma t function ·ot·, providing mortgages for ho me buyers: When the un wtse invest ment s hav~ collapsed . the wheeler-dea lcrs ha ve In effect dared the fcds to s hut thPm down - knowing the FSLIC do!'sn'l h.av c the money to do it. sou ref's a 1 c conv mcE.'d rha 1 By ,Jim Souloby The Phillip SPorn ,_ soft ball tram came out of the loser's bracket to take the Appalachian Power Company tournament title at General HartlnJ(cr P a rk In Middleport Sunday. This is the seco nd annual l'VPnt and the -SC'co nd crown ror the Sporn e ntry . After being downed by Moun· tain('('r 1 In the opening gamr of the dav , SPorn won the next three by deicatlng a good Glen Lyn l!•am 7-3. a nd then taking the final two from the Mountaineer sq uad by 8-4 and 8-7 scores . Teams represrntlng the var· lous Installations of the Appalachian Powfr Company in t lie ar/>a participated In the two-day "''r nt. Mountaint't'r I had d!'f<:>ated reams from Kanawha Rlyer, Amos and Sporn to get to a wxpiJ~cr bailout Is lnrvlwblo. lind it will be the biggest In hi tory. maktng the Chrysler . Lockheed and New York City battouts seem like dropping pe nni es In a beggar 's tin cup. in thf' long run. the S& l. , lnduslr·y is probabl~ doomed . Som<' experts predi ct Its drmlse \Vit hJn .:1 frw y~.1 rs. I ronoca lly , thC" tn du!\try s travail {10m s a 1 the vr·r·y tim<' when opportunities ~ ~~ l~ ~11£11' I han f"V{lr ror WCil· manag('d sa\ ing s ;:m d louns. A blilld mall alld the sea ____W_i_lli_am_R_u_.o;h_er My valued colleague. Btll Buckle)·. has wandered tnt o error . and the obtigat tons of frrends htp compel me 10 rush to h ts 1 escue It ail began when a blmd ma n named J im Dick son an nou nced hiS Int e nti on to sa il ac ross the Atlantic alone in a 36-foot sloop named The Eve Opener Dickson declared that his feat would help a ll blind people. b' dt s peiling mistaken not ions about t hC"Il' supposed dtsabtlitles Buckley. who ts quil o posstili\ the world 's most enth us ias tiC amat eu r sa i lor and who has him self sal lied across the At lan tic twice !though with friends. rather than alone! . reacted with genu me shoe! to Dtckson·s prop· osai It was. hr protes ted m 2 tel evision Int er \l icw, "aga ins! natu re.· · He wished Dickson well , ind eed, he would pray for htm . But he dented tha t Dtckson would be doing anythmg to help the blmd. The tdm of a blind man sa iling the Atlantic a lo ne was as pointless. he assert ed. as taking such a person to the Grand Can von or a ballet pcrformancl' Now for me 10 rakr 1Ssuc with and a handful of o tht• r equally a gr{l,\ dawn b1r-al.ii nJI . I must JlO clow n to thr srM Bill Buc k!!')' on an?' ropr(· ha ving to do with sa ilmg " ou id oo'dlnat·· il.v be pt epostcrous . But It so ha ppen s that this conl rovr rs ,· involves 1he one aspec t or 1hP e nt ir<' SU9Ject on · whil'h I feel qualtfte<t'to spe'ak. and that Is ohr somelhl ng about s,li lln g tha t Bill . Incredibly , Sl'cms not to know lind that is thu t sa lting is o nl' very partw tl;v a visual <·xp~ rienc<'. It Is sl mpi .1· grotesque to co mpare ' If to looking at t~r for thr C<Jii of lhr running tide I a wild ra il and a clear rail th a t ~ muy not I><> <IE>ftledl • ' tntnn ~ u· Grc.nd C~• h\0 11 or with lhl' · white clouds f1_1•lng, : 1\nd the flung spray and !he : hlown nalurr of th C' Sil lltn g l'x JX' r icr1 ee !trari f\'in~ IOC'J(lC'nl~ . 1 lf'arncd watching a ballet 11 is much morccompara blc to a rollcNoas tcr nde . Le t mr call a~ mv wllnl'sS th(• English pol' I laur ""'".John Masr fi e ld . who as a )·ou rh was himself a pprrnlicl'd al>oard a wind jammer that sai led around f'a pc Horn In "&>a rCV('I •·· perhaps thr most famou s of hi ! many Tru th to tell I hdvc done l'<'n little sai ling in mr life Easih thC. mos1 mcmorablc ep isodc w;;s a n afternoon crutsc on Lo ng Is la nd So und wtth Boll abo ut :w years ago I will ne1•rr forgl't t hr expcncncc - s prawling on th<• dec k (wh ich was usual tv at abou t a 45-drgrce a ngle tot he horizon 1. with m y arms locked arounrlthc mainmast or some other rf'la · lively sta bl e ftxo ut c. "hilc cold sail s pra y blew int o mv fa c!' the ocean tn ma g-tr II nos I must go down to thr SC'as aga m. to 1hr lonrly sea "net the 1ky. And dil l .._J.sk IS~~ full ~hlp ~md ~~ Ever ~tar ;;i ncc. I have politPi y "declined Blll"s furtlter invita · lions. a.nd woul<l. tf need be. pa y a poC' m s about thC' St"tt. hr- r~vok(>s to stcrr her I>) . And !he whrrl" s kiC'k .rntl the considerabl e sum to a\'Oid hav. wind 's tng to sail with htm tor anyone eise t aga tn . · But. as <J ll'sult of that alternoon on Long Is la nd Sou nd song CJnd thr whit(' "a il" s shakmg, 1\nd a gTf'\' mt s l 0 11 lhl' !'-Ca ·s f ace and Rra ga n · s reccn t speec h t o th(' nat10n was, as usual. a skillfu l performance. His yea rs of expen ence as a n ac1or rcma m hi s major political asset But an}onc listcmng to the s peech or rC'vicwmg the writt~n text wtli ha vp trou bl e acce pting the prcsiden t' s cxpla nat ion oft he de bacle surrounding the lran con!ra fias co These ar!' some of the issues the pres tde nt c hose not to disc us s· -It "is aga mst the law to se ll arms to a terron sf govf"rnmcnt suc h as Jran unless the prestdent makes a judgment tha t it is in the na tional int erest to do so. The pres id e nt mus t tnform Congress of his decision. Mr Reagan not only personally approved the sa le of arms to Ira n, it a lso appPars that he ordered tha t this foolish decisiOn be concealed from Congress and from key membe rs of the adminIstratiOn Beyond his concern for seven hostages, what is the pres ide nt's explanation for violating the law and the claimed key stone of his foreign policya nti-terrorism? Concern for saving the seven hostages now turns out to have prompted the seizing of' other hostages , possibly as bait for more arms. But even -if the seven hostages had been released when the arms were delivered, what about the hundreds or thousands of people the Iranians will continue to kill with th e arms Reagan supplied to them ? Will these m tssiles now be turned against our m en patrolling the ,. Persian Gu'lf ? - It 11 ts tru e thai profit s f1•om the IranJan arms sa l.:s wcrc diverted Illegally withou t the presidPnt"s knowledgt' to the co ntras. what docs Mr. Reagan thmk about such flagrant law breakers ? Does he s ttll regard 011\•N North as a nationa l hero? He says he should have been told about the diversion ObVIOusly hP s hou ld ha ve no t only been told . but he should have known about a nd been dlrectmg key foreig n policy judgme nts of this kind . Lt Co l. Nbrth a nd Adm . Poindexter ha1·e both sa id that they were co nvinced they were domg what the pres ide nt wanted . Is t hat true, Mr President? If so, how do yo u justify break ing the law , whtc h barred suc h shipments to the contras• Wh a t do you , Mr President , think of the repeated ly ing done by your top aides to Congress? Are you above the taw and beyond the reach of the Constitution ? The president understandably wanted to move on to other matters In his address, and he chose the budget deficit as a point of emphasis. Here again , he did not face the hard realities . For six and a half yea rs he has submitted budgets to Congress that were so short on revenue and so long on arms spending that even If Congress had simply swallowed them whole, the an nual de ficit would hav e been about as la rge as it now Is . II not lor the action of then Senate Majority Robert Dole, In 1981, the Reagan deficit would have been nearly $100 billion high~r ca~h }<'at· Dole realiZNI that the Re agan tax cut w~t s so excess ivt' thta unless Congress t'educed 11. the deficit would b!' com plete!' ou 1 of co n1rol. Dote pur together a rev!'nuc reill<'val package wh lch held the deficit to about $200 billion a<rl nu ailv . "'o"' the prcsld C'nt sa)' S on ly a constitu tiona l amendment re· the pla yoffs . Glen Lyn had advanced with wins over CPM, Huntington . and Mountaineer 2 before being elmlnated by Sporn. In the first of the two !Ina! games Sporn. in a must win si tuation. jumped out to a four run first inning lead a nd were neve r headed alter that. The second game, howcve r, was a barn -burner with neit her squad galnin!! a rf'al a dva nt age until the Mountain(>(' r .crew built a 7-.1 trad alter 5'h frames and It looke d as If they were on the way to th E' title . In the bottom of the sixth, however , the Sporn team pushed across five runs a nd then held off a seventh lnnlnJ! Threat by thl' Mountaineers lor the win . Individual. as well as team awards , were presented with Mountaineer I getting S100and a second place trophy and Git'n :.~~nin , Scoreboard ... I' 1\ nd s ll ( nflk !" ~~ windy d11 ,v Majors S,\TK1~ s purn«' and th C'sea~ ull s rryln~ , OK. Jtm Dickson will m iss that ,• "ir• • : rwh.hr 1 t. grt',\· dawn and thosf' whit(' c lo uds But hc too ca n f('('i th(' Wh('ri" s kick and thl' riun~ spra r . ctnd h nr· lh f' winds son~ nnd the t s<•agulls c ry ing . a nd he 100 will se nst> t hP lonely immc ns lt v oft he sea . 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Kl· ~- What Reagall hasll't said ___c_e_orp,_re_M_cG_o_ve__._rn Pres ide nt CINCINNATI (UPI)- Time Is would need to go 20-4 the rest of running out on the Cincinnati the way to win by a game at 96·66. R.;:ds. more realistically, if CinStIll live games behind the cinnati were to go 21-10 and finish front-running San Francisco 85-77, the Giants would need to Giants in the National League post a 17-14 record to be 86-76 and West after bowing to Andre win bv a ~arne . Dawson and the Chicago Cubs 3-1 "Dawson jumped Rasmussen Sunday, ,the Reds have a lot of with that homer ," said Gene c atching up to do and just five Michael, Cubs manager . "He hit weeks in which to do II. a high change out of herO?. 'r.rue, they have five games left Rasmussen doesn't know him with the Giants, three at home yet. " a nd two In San Francisco. but the Rasmussen, acquired by the westerners have had the best of Reds last Wednesday In a trade that series 8-5 alter sweeping with the New York Yankees, four games In early August . didn't quite agree with MichaeL Altogether, Cincinnati has 31 "It was a bad pitch to Daw games to play, 14 at home and 17 son," the 6-!oot-7 right - hander o n' the road, before bringing remarked, "a fast bail, up and down the curtain on the season away. I took a little off my last Oct. 4 in Houston. ball, and he was ready for it. I felt "·It's still not too late, " Insisted good out there and was ahead of Reds Manager Pete Rbse after the hitters most of the time Dawson's 43rd homer and RBI · (Striking out s~ven and not single accounted for all three walking a batter), but the bo)tom runs against newcomer Dennis line Is winning the game and we Rasmussen . "But it will be If we didn't do that. " don't start winning some clifDawson, who singled In Bill fhangers like 'today ." Dernter with th e winning run In Look at it this way. If the ~eds the first inning and then blasted were to sweep their final :n his 43rd homer wit h Ryne Sandgames, which Isn't going to berg on base in the sixth, now happen, they would finish 95·67. leads the majors in home runs That would mean the Giants and runs batted In with 115. both li.ullliU~ lily - Plli•t•d ••'!o:ll{nlltt•d hMit., -lhu F.hwnn·h·h '"' IU -,,. dl""'hlt<d 1e..1: ri ..•l.tlt•d tUIIfh..dt·r 4ollr,. Thunn11n lronr OmMa .. ll" ' '\tuo•rh ·a~n ''"'"'"-'latlun , ,\ ,\ ,\) , Mllw~tYkN• - Mu•lllll'r Tum Trt•bt•l· hnrn IUIP!I'd l ·,.t•ur l'llnlr'.ll'l , Tor•llu l Montgomery goes back to Nashville ' ,I I CINCINNATI ~UPIJ - The Cincinnati Reds, attempting to strengthen their pitching lor thee stretch run, Sunday acquired left-hander Pat Perry from the St Louis Cardi nal s for a player to be named. • career highs lor the Cubs slugger. How does he feel about his chances of being most valuable Plllyer In the National League? "A lot of guys are having good years ," he replied . "I've been runnerup to the MVP twice In my 10-year career. If I win it, fine. But if I don't. no big deal." Right-hander Ed Lynch, a spot starter who brought an unimpressive 1·8 record into the game, pitched olle-hlt bail lor five innings, striking out four and walking two before Michael decided he'd had enough. "He did a good job. but he was running out of gas," said his manager. " He's not unhlttabie, and he knows It , but we got live good Innings out of him." Lynch was the winner with relief help from Frank DIPino, Dickie Noles and big Lee Smith, who worked the fin~l two Innings to earn his 31st save of the season. Dawson contributed to the lone Cincinnati run in the sixth. With Tracy Jones on first alter a force play, Eric Davis dropped a ba II into s hort right field that Dawson seemed to lose In the sun, Jones scoring ali the way on th~ bloop double. Sporn captures tourttey title Exasperating as 11 Is to reward•' tbe crooks a nd incompcfrnts tiy. : bijiling them our along wtth the majority of honest S&Ls. our ' ;! '. ' ' • II • ., ... ' I I/'. Infielder Jeff Treadway from Nashville. The Reds also recalled Infielder-catcher Lloyd McClendon, ~!fielder Leo Garcia and Johnson sets new record Lyn a third place award. Leading hitters lor the event were Larry Howell of Mountaineer 1 with 16, Rick Ho.lile of Glen Lyn 14: Joey Roush of Sporn 12: Skipper Johnson of Sporn 10: Randy Mcalge or Sporn 10: Scott Harrison of Sporn 9: Pat Soulsby of Sporn 9: Rich Kurnot of Mountaineer 1, 9: and Ron Steel of Mo untaineer 1 with 9 Larry Howe ll was presented with a bat lor being the leadi ng hitter. Browns roll, 22-3 I ROME iUPit - In about ' he time It takes 10 read this sentence, Ca nadian"Ben Johnson settled one of the most eagerly awaited showdowns In track and field. Johnson, a 2f>-year-old born in Jamaica, knocked one-tenth of a second off American Ca lvin Smith's 4-year,old world mark of 9.93 seconds in beating Lewis at the World T rack and Field Championships Lewis, who won the 100 me ters at the inaugural Champtonshlps four years ago, ran a 9 93, his fastest time ever. Johnson grabbed a two-step lead at the start and was never in danger of losing his lead. "Next year l will work on increasing my speed and maybe I will even lower the mark at the Seoul Olympics," Johnson said ,. JOHNSON SETS RECORD- Ben Johnson, a 25-r.ear-old born In Jamaica, knocked one-tenth of a second off American Calvin Smith's 4-year-old world mark of 9.93 seconds In beating Carl Lewis at the World Track and Field Championships in Rome Sunday. Lewis, who won the 100 meters at the Inaugural Championships lour years ago, ran a 9.93, hill lw;test time ever. (UP I) Said Lewis : " I 'm not disappointed. I ran the fastest 100 meters I've ever run and I've still got the long jump and relay to crime. He got a great start and I didn't do what I had to do ." Just 14 minutes after Johnson's world record, Stefka Kostadinova of Bulgaria improved her own world best in the women's high jump with a leap of 6 feet, 10 1-4 inches on her second attempt to win the gold medal. She beat her previous world standard by less than half an Inch. • There was an East German 1- 2 finish In the women's 100 meters final as SilkeG!adisch beat Helke Drechsler to win In 10.90 seconds. Giadisch ran the year's fastest time, a wind- assisted 10.82, in the semifinals. Bengals edge Pack GREEN BAY. Wis. t UPil Veteran CincinnatI Ben gals quarterback Boomer Esiason tossed two second -half · touch down strikes to help his team run its pre-season record to 2-1 with a 28-20 exhibition win over the Green Bay Packers. But Packers rookie quarterback Don Majkowski Saturday night gave Eslason a run for his money in the fourth quarter when the Packers narrowed the gap for to just one point and appeared ready to take the lead . Green Bay Coach Forrest . Gregg said he liked most of what Majkowski did and generally was pleased with the team's performance compared to last weekend's 33-0 blowout loss to Washington. "I really feel like for the first time that we have some hope ," he said Gregg sa td playe rs were fired ·up and ready to play. ATLANTA tUP!i - Bernie Kosar co mpleted 13 of 18 first half pass<:>s Saturday night to lead the Cleveland Browns to a 23-3 exhibition victory over the Atlanta Falcons. • "I think we really went into the Kosar compll'ted 10 of his firs t • game to win It," he said. " I think J:l passes to help the Browns they gained a great dea l build a 17-0 halftime lead. He left tomght." thr gam e alter being intC'rcepted Bengals coach Sam Wyche with JO · 14 left In the third said he also was Impressed by quarter . finishing lo of 22 for 1n6 Majkowski and agreed It was a ya rds . Mike Norseth relieved different Green Bay team he ml't Kosar. comple J!ng 6 of 9 passes on the field . for 91 yards . " They · hav e come back from The victory gave the Browns a last week's upsetting defeat," 2-1 preseason record . The Fal Wyche said. "Today thi s was a · cons are 1-2. competing football team ." The Browns marched 77 ya rds E slason connected on a 12on the game"s opening drive with yard pass to wide recelvt>r Eddie running back Earnest Byner Brown in the third quarter and a scoring on a 3-ya rd run 30-yard toss to wide receiver Crls Kosar connected with wide Collinsworth in the fourth r<:>celver Webster Slaughter on a 12-yard TD pas s on the third play quarter . The Packers jumped off to a 7-0 of the second quarter. capping a 26 yard drive. Cl!'veland corner ba ck ~' rank Mtnnlfleld rt'covered The Daily• St"ntint"l a Falcons !umblC' on the last play of the fir s t quarter to set up th e lead, on their opening possession of the game whe n halfback Kenneth Davis scored on an 8-yard run. But Benga is quarterback Doug Gaynor lied the score at 8:29 on a 2 yard TD pass to running back Stanford Jennings. Kicker Al Del Greco gave the Packers a 10-7 lead In the second quarter on a 29-yard field goal but Jennings ran five yards up the middle to give the Bengals a 14-10 lead at the half. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE OFF STOREWIDE -----------AFTER 38 YEARS WE ARE RETIRINC AND SELl/NC OUT! SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ( I SI•S 11 ~'"'1t;ill score. Jl'ff Jaeger kicked an 18-yard fiNd goal with 16 seconds le ft in the first half, a 19·yardcr with 19 seconds left In the third quarter , and a 33-yarder .1: U Into the final quarter. Meigs golfers fourth in evenl In rl'cent golf action, the MPigs High tea m piacrd fourth tied with Vinton County In a match hl'ld at the Oxbow Golf Course ncar Belpre, with the host ll'am taking first place. Coach John Krawsczyn stated that since there are no ties in golf, Meigs' final standi ng In the match will be determined when they host the TVC teams at the Pomeroy Course. Medalist for Meigs was Matt Baker who also finished in the top lour In a field of thirty-four players . Other golfers for Meigs were Todd Powell, Scott Barton and Van Klein. Following Belpre, Nelsonville took the runner-up sport. Then came Trimble, Meigs, Vinton County, Wellston and Mlller. Federal Hocking will join the above group In the match to be held at Meigs. \ Ul\l .. lnn uf :\1ultluwdlu, lnt . P1 1h lt'-h1'll , ., , ., ' ' hl t•IIJ.! h F 111l 11 .tl !f'r nt •l• n M• ,nfi, ,, Ill f'l •ll ll Sr Pro nwr • ~ ' Ohin !" 1h1 · O!w \ ' ,1111'1 P ull II.. him~ ('.,mp,rm M HI! Imt'( l l.l ln1·. 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To make room lor Perry, the Reds sent right-hander Jeff Montgomery to their Nashville farm club in the Class AAA American Association. The Daily Sentinai-Page-3 big bat sinks Reds or. !hat these terminally ill S&Ls fina l!:, give up the g host, It will • cost the FSLIC much more to pay . off the insured deposits. Conti, " dentiai estimates. that our asso- · ela te Michael Binsteln has seen ' put the nationwide totjll by which the FSLIC's co mmitme nt s grow ' for these sick s&Ls at mo re than $10 million a day . But the FSL!C itself is so close to broke that it can' t s hut down th e S& Ls th at are technically bankrupt. So It lets these finan cial cripples limp a long a nd try to s tay alive by beat in~ the bu shes for new deposits Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Dawso~'s .!: WASHINGTON - Even with the recently passed congres sional bailout of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. , disaster stil l looms for the tndustry in which millions of Americans have Inves ted their savings. The dtmenslons of the coming S&L collapse, unless stro nger action is taken to prevent it, will make the financia l scandals in Ohio and Mary land of the last couple of years seem like· a day a t th e beach Congress agreed to let FSL!C float enough bonds to pump $10 billio n int o the insurance fund over the next live years It curren tly ha s less than $1 billion in the kilty. But the bailout has Monday, A'ugi,!St 31, 1987 SAVE ON ROOFING · If your old roof is rusttng away, put up one that won't rust. LOOK FOR OUR AD IN WEDNESDAY'S PAPER POME·ROY HOME & AUTO E:l 4'•6'7" -26 . . . foot Sheet Corrugated AIJihlllt holiii!J and · ·~· SJ0.99 $«)89 NOW ,., Slottt I bltrt "' SttGI Whitt, Iori, G._ lr•w" lttdr • Gray A,_a_oly IQO ._.......__.., . IDIAL FOR RISIDENnAI, AGIKUl TillE & Co.ICIAL APPUCAtiONS LUMBER 600 ,......., atlMt hoot ...,t' rVII " cerr'* •irHI• Hghl wllght •"'..., $111 tWitol .., .. ••• llh • ..te ins1on HM1 f• NEW rHfiftt 1r r••ofi•1 ••r MAIN ST. · 992-2094 ST/HI.: POMEROY ' . �• ' • Page 4 The Daily Set1tlnet ' BIG BEND · 31.1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Your Independently Owned Low·Priced Supermarket ITED UN LIM 700 W. MAIN MANUFACTURER'S POMEROY, 992-2891 j · OHIO . .tam~ 1 . 5 INSJANT •• . OPEN LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th Regular Store Hours 8 AM·l 0 PM LOnERY TICKETS FURTHER DETAILS · SEI; STORE FOR . WE SELL • ·.DOU8LE 'COUPO OHIO ~ The Daily Sentinel- Page-& 31. 1987 LOW FAT I I :I MILK I I ' FRESH LEAN ' Ground Beef FRESH CHICKEN Leg Quarters ADDmONll QUA1111111ES 10 LBS. ~~k · Sl 49 OR MORE LB. FRESH GAL .· Ground Chuck LB. $1 Hudson Cream Flour 89 . LB. 59 5LB . BAG $299 1202 . PKG. '1.39 15501111 VAliEn IS . Bacon Top Sirloin Steak Additional Quantities 25LB . BAG OLE CAROLINA USDA CHOICE BONELESS LB. Domino Sugar •PLAIN •SELF-RISiNG $ $129 RY LANE . PURE GRANULATED . Little Debbie Snack · Cakes 99< ,' Box 1oc OFF I TENDERBEST Meat Wieners . . TENDE.RBEST .U.S.D .A. CHOICE' \.. t " .·BONElESS huck Roast LB. ' MOUNTAINEER Roll Sausage ~;.~· P~rk Meat Franks 160Z. PKG . $159 .LB. Loin Spareribs $169 . Chuck Steak Lb . ASST. FLAVORS BLUE VALLEY Fried Chicken Ice Cream 2LB . BOX $299 \· GRADE 'A' MEDIUM Ice Cream Foodland Eggs $1 59 BANQUET LEAN COUNTRY STYLE EC:KRICH $119. AS.SORTED FLAVORS VELVET SUPER DIP . ASSORTED Luck's Beans ~2[' $399 $2 S 1,50Z. Russet Potatoes Bathroom Tissue 4ROLL CANS U.S. NO. ONE SOFT AND GENTLE PK. 79< 15LB. BAG $189 .. .''·• .• . • •• •. .. • EIRICN $1 69 Cheese & Beef Franks • "'. ' 16 ••. BUTTERBALl Oven Roasted Brea$1 ~ EKII(H Meat Bologna .• 16 01 EIRICN SMOKED •10W30 •10W40 Sausage n,, Beef Kielbasa '12 •• . Cooked Ham 6 ••. SWIFT Sizzlean SWIFT Jurk•~tv FIRST OF THE MONTH ·· Valvoline Motor Oil $229 $23.9 Smorgas Poe pkg. ~:_) I ~: FOODLAND $199 pkg I ~. $2 69 $1 89 $J89 FOODLAND White ·Bread Margarine Quarters •REGUILAR •HOMESTYLE Tropi~ana Chilled Orange Juice .· •REG. •DRIP •ADC •E.P. Maxwell House Pinto ·Beans ALL PURPOSE White Potatoes · Coffee 1 LB. LVS . ' 89< • PEAK I c •• 1n OUR GOAL IS FOR YOU TO .i 64 oz. 3 LB. CTN. CAN PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE 1987 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR. LIVESTOCK SALE!! BIG BEND I �•' Monday, August 31, 1987 -;:·- The Daily Sentinel • ' \ By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Flower show committees announced by planners Committees for the Sept. 12 Ruth Dugan, Pari Canaday, and 13 flower show, "The Magic judges clerks; Octa Ward·, Anna of Holidays", to be held by the Turner, Ruby Diehl. Krista! Rutland Garden Club, the Ru Bolin, hospitality; Sandy McDatland Friendly Gardeners, and niel, Lilly Kennedy; show signs, the Friends and Flowers, at the Sandy McDaniel and Lilly Rutland Civic Center, have been Kennedy, class signs; Sandy announced. McDaniel and Pau _line Atkins, Janet Bolin is general chairphotographers . man of the show. Eva Robson, Suzy Carpenter will handle the Mrs. Bolin, Pauline Atkins, and horticulture entries; . Eva RobJudy Snowden are on the schedu lson. the artistic designs, and ing committee; Margaret EdLorrie Barnes, the junior divwards, Ruth Erlewine, Janice ision. Pauline Atkins, Iva Sisson, .Fetty, Iva Sisson, Judy Snowden, and Brenda Bolin will be in Stella Atkins, and Margl Bishop charge of place ment ; Kim Wilon ~he staging committee; and lford, Roberta Wilson, and TahDorothy Woodard, Marjorie Da- nee jhnson, the door prizes; and vis, and Margaret Parsons on the Gina Tillis, a nd Marcia Denison, regiStration committee. publicity. Other committees are Judith The show book will be complied •Hill, Matgi Bishop, Ann Webster, by Camille Bolin. Diane Ash, educational; Sandy Titus and Margaret Belle Weber, and Neva .Joan Stewart, ribbons and spe- · Nicholson. 'dal awards; Marie Birchfield, MlDDLEP0RT Regular meeting, Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM. Tuesday, 7:30 p .m.; refreshme nt s alter meeting. ·7. HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Chapter OES will hold yard sale Sept. ~ and 3 at The George residence , Larkin St., Rutland, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . RACINE - A special meeting of Southern Board of Education will be held 6: 30 p .m . Monday . MU>DLEPORT - A planning meeting tor the annual Middlepor.t_Biock Party, 6 p.m . Monday at offices of Dr. Kennethy and -Matthews. For more information I. call Bill Blowers, 992-5141; for 1vendor booth, call Teresa Kennedy. 992-6658. TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport . Garden Club will meet Tuesday, 7:30p.m., in the social room of iddieport Presbyterian TROPICAL PARADISE DAY -Senior citizens donned costumes and danced their cares away at Thursday's tropical paradise day at the Senior Citizens Center. The C~nter was decorated In an Island theme ilnd tropical food was served for lunch. Here, left to rl~ht, Eva Robson, Rose Deem, Curtis Roush, and Paul Smith, demonstrate their style of hula dancing. to r.- Tammy Lambert, Kim Chadwell, ·Mclodl Car l and Sherr! Blair. POMEORY - Pomeroy OES meets Tuesda y, 7:45p.m .. Officers were chapter dresses. I ' Poet's corner My Mother's Love By Ron Tay lor to his Mother, Daisy Taylor, a Me igs resident. God sa t one day on his throne above, Searching out a vessel, to fill with love. One special being, he ' would Spencer birthdays ·abs~rved ' Tiffany Ann Spencer ceiebrated her third birthday Aug.lO and her brother Richard Kirtley Spencer his sixth birthday on · Aug. 23wlthaparty. They are the children or Dan and Sheila White . Spencer. He 'd want someone who'd !eel their pain, Toshelterthemfromcioudand rain. The youngsters were j~~res­ ented gifts by their parents, and sister, Danlelle, the paternal grandparents, Richard and Flor.ence Spencer, Tim Spencer, maternal grandparents, Grover and Elsie White, Serena White, Jett, Sonia, Nikki, and Jeffrey , Circle. I Maternal great -grandparents, : Woodrow and VIrginia Fortney, paternal great-grandmother, , . VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Inc~ EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE HA~E HEARING AIDS" . CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 1 , give heed . Her very needs she would deny, h hlld T o qu 1et- er c and ease its cr y· This special being could be no ot her, This gra nd lady is My Mother. Carmel notes· · Mrs. Richard Young a nd lam ily of Sidney spent th e weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. E dson Roush . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson PAUL'S BARBER SHOP WILL REOPEN 't NIOHT SPECIAL In Memoriam THOMAS C. SCALLY II 1958-1986 ••••• ttld ...., ,,.,••••••• ,. I •• ut thrt. I do •ot tlup. IIi• 1 th•tud llfl ..t thet •low. I •••••• IIIIIOd •"•" oe ••••• I •• the ... n,ht •• rlputd trtla. I •• th'• ltttlt •••••• "'•· Wh• yo• 1w1ku I• the •or•l•t't huh, I•• the twlft •p·fllntlllt of qulel '"•• ht elrell•l flltht. I •• tilt toft tttr thtl thl•tt et lltht. Dt 11t 1t11d If •r trevl ••• ery. I •• ••t lhtre. I did tot dlo. Due to the emotional impact at the time of Tom 's deeth . August 31 .• 1986. we were unable to properly thank everyone for the tremendous display of support . We truly appreciate ell that was done to help ua through that difficult time and want y0\1 to ' know that we will alWI!YI remember the kindneess shown . Yvonne and Jamie Scally 11 992-3410 Installation Service Help Wanted HOUII' Tuo.-Wod.-ld. 11 .a.m. to 7 p.m. lundoy: i p.m.- 7 p.m. ly Chan<t or Appointmtnt RUSS MOORE 992-2526 1·24-17-1 1!10- M U'l ~T .. t'flltF:nm. mttn 4:.7M BOGGS SALES & SEIVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO AuthorhM John DHrt, Ntw Hollaod, lush Hog Farm Otalor Fir• E••lpilllllf P1rtt & StNice 985·3561 ~II M•kt~ •Wathera •Diahwashert PARTS and SERVICE NOW FEATURING HOMEMADE DINNE'R ROLLS CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 . . POMEIOY, OH. Frltd Chk••• • • • • '' 6-17-tfc ACCENT FENCl COMPANY let Ut Fttol Vetil FREE ES:rtMA.TES R(SIO[HTIAL I COMMERCIAl PH. 742-2027 .•,, f ,'Or•I-r 1''•! ,. ·'--- -· .:< .~n, • •1 Jl, • r'J,p. ll.· 1 V. ( 4 l!ay or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS burn er, f.A. gas heat. N;ce carpetrng throughout. Vrnyl sid· mg. carpo1t. concrete dr rve. La1ge lot , all 1n good cond1t10n. $31 .00000. PRICE REDUCED - RUTlAND - Nrce 10 year old brrck ranch home in a good location. Over I acre 91 ground wrth 3 bedrooms, 2 bath s. lull basement, large patio. equipped k1tchen, many other nice lealures. MAKE OffER. $39.900 00. PRICE REDUCED- HEMLOCK GROVE- Country home on 1 2/ 3 acre lot. Home m go00 cond~ion wrth 3 be<lrooms. new carpeting. msulated. ailached gar age. storage cellar. B1g yard lor the k1ds. $30,000.00. I . PRICE REDUCED - RUTlAND - A very neat, mce ranch style home with central air. gmge, low utilities. fr onl & rear .porches, 3 bedrooms. large living room. dming area with bar and a big levellol. $42,000.00. POME~OY- Beaul1lul v1ew.ol the Ohio R'iver, th is tastef ully desrgned home can be you1s w1th lit tle ellorl. This 2 slory 'home leatures 3 bedrooms, n;ce livmg rDOm. full basement witn 2,car garaae & large honl srlhng porch. I 'h baths and attic area. MAKE Of fER. _$23,900.00. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont and fllmodeling -W Rcioting and guner wark -:- Concrete work :-Plumbing and elec:trical work Estim~tes) 992 -621S or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4-!5.' 86 ·1c " The Cia ·1{ d ~f' cl,,ln Annou ncem cnIs 3 Announcements Control your Weight- Take "New Shape Diet Plan" and E - V•p Water Pill s . Fruth Pharmacy. latt Ad before deer se11on. Tony '• Gun Repalu . Mot Reblue· ing. 304 -675-4631 . 4 Giveaway Beauilful Cats to giveaway. All sizea end all cioiQrs. Call 614- 379-2281 . Free to good hom•. 6 male. 1 tamale dog . Part Norwegian Elkhound Husky. J&L INSULATION HEATING & •FURNACES •Aifl CONDITIONERS •HEAT PUMPS Found: Black Retriever pup with tag• on Baahari Rd . 614 -949- 3095 . Playar piano. Remington. You move . Call 614 -992 -5050 . Sm1ll mixed breed male pup . 8 months old. Vary lovable and good with children. Call 614- $43·5276. 9 month old. male· part German Shepherd . 3Q4-675- 2931 . "FREE ESTIMA TEl" 1 female long haired kitten. PH. 992-2772 Hot Point chelt lreerer. 10 cu . 8-4·1 mo. d. EAGLE .IDGE ENGINE CENTEI SMALL PIITS - SEIYICE Repairs on All Makes BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates•· PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls 3-11-tln 'V.W. PARTS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 1·13·1 mo.- pd. CLOSED SUNDAY Ph. 949·2969 304-458-1690. ft . 304-676 -2287. 1 moU1er German Shepherd & 9 six-weeks-old pupa pan German Shepherd; 1 8-month· old part German Shepherd female, good with children . 6 Lost and Found 8 -7 -1 mo LONG'S CO.NSTRUCTION ' Vinyl & Alum . Siding Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of All Types CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES 1-614-843-5425 POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL ' I FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 7-30-17-1 1110. MAICUM CONTRACnNG CHISHR, OHIO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM AOOITIQNS •KITCHENS - BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAL REMODEliNG & REPAIRS FREE E511MATEI CAll 7/ 23/ 2 mo. d. RADIATOR SER~ICE We can repair and recore radiaiors and heatei cores . We can also acid boil and rod . out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 . M iddteport, Ohio 1- 13-1fi: REFERENCES Phont O.y er henin New location: 161 North Second Middleport, Ohia 45760 Gift ANN'S Shop & Toy Store Collectors Items . Costume Jewelry. Action Toys, MUSICal Toys & Trinket Boxes Open 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Mon . thru Fri . or by · Appointment CaH 1614)992·7204 Wholesale & Retail 8-10·1 MO . pd. J&L INSULATION 992·2772 FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS BOSS 8-4· 1 mo. pd. Pttl-11 k4S HENRY E. ClElAND, JR .........................992-619l JEAN TRUSSEll .................................... 949-2660 DOTTIE TURNER ....................................992·5692 TIIACY RIFFlE ......... :............................. 949-3080 OFFICE ........ 1....................... .. ............... 992-2259 IUIINIII PHONE s;::>Y(6UI 992-6550 RIIIDINCI PHONE 16 Ul 9921 J&l BLOWN: INSULATION VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 7-30-' 87-1 mo. CONSIJMEII MONIIOR SYmMS Utktchlt. Midd!tporl, Oh. 4S760 lnfonMtle" aiHIIrochwe ll~t- Athtftt-Pertsmtuth CLASS,JrD 3430. 9 Wanted To Buy We pay l;atlh for late model clean used cars. Jim Mink Chev.-Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 614 -446-3672 TOP CASH paid tor '83 model and newer used c1n. Smith Bul eh -Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis . C1ll 614 -448- 2282. 1·19-1 .... " Needed: Oen~11 t1ygentlst for .a peaple ori&nte4 high quality dental office. Send complete retume to D1ily Sentinel Box 729-K Pbmeroy, Ohio. We need a c•ear minded people oriented person to work in a high quality ~ental office. The perfect job for the right perton . P\eue send Complete re1ume to Daily Sentinel Bo• 7~9 - K . Pom&roy. Ohio . Earn' excellent money in hor'!'le aaembly work . Jewelry. toys and other1. FT a. PT available. Call todeyl 1-618-459-3646 j~oll- refundablel Dept. B1622 24 .h9Utl. Nurtet Aide•. etpecially ii-I Gallia 'area. Uve· ina andcompilnions. P M t1eahh Servicn, 102 Court Si ., Pomeray . Cel! 614-992· 2657 from 10:00-5 :00 pm. 614 -992 -7044. or 614-992· LPN position availableat Arcadia Nurting Center, Coolville, Ohio. A.pply in person Monday through Frldey 9 :00-4 :00 . Government 'J obs. 116.040S59,230 yr. Now hiring. Call 806 -687 -6000 E~tt . R -9805 for current federl,llist Someone to do mowing and brUsh hogging· in Racifle area. Write to The Da ily Sentinel, Box 729W. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . Electrician, e11perienced in 1111 phaset of retidential end commercial iril!tallalion and repatu. Salary negotlabte. Phone 61499-2-5009, Mon·Fri. 12:00 noon-5 :00 pm. AVON · All are11. Call M11ilyn Weaver 304·882· 2645. R.N. application• now being accepted for full time position. Pleallnt Valley Nursing Care Center. apply pursonnel office Pl••sant Valley Hosp, 304-675~ 4940. AA -EOE. ~ AVON • All areat. Call Shirley Spe•s- 304-676 · 1429. · Mature persojl nellded in my home . 6 days per week for babysitting and light hous~eep · ing. Hours may vary. Salary negotiable. Mutt hiNt ref•ences and trantportation. If interested phone 304 -n l- 5872 after 6:00p.m . ' 't;IIRINGI Government jobs · your area. $15.000 - 168,000. Call 1602) 838 · 8886 . EXT 1203" 12 Situations Wanted PIANO LESSONS. Experienced piano instructor. Giving lessons for all •get, in my home. Call 614 -992 -5 844. Will do -babysitting in my home f~!l o·r pan time. Fenced yard. close to tchool. 304-675-2784. 2758. Custom sawing. 1100 per thousand . .Located oH Eagle Ridge Road. Racine. Ohio. Call 614949-3061 or 614 ·992-27 29 WANTED TO BUY : Used wood & coal heaters. Swain ' 1 F urni· ture, 3rd. & Olive St. Gallipolit . Painting houses. roofs. barna. mabile home roofs. Free Estimates. 304--576-2281 . Standing Timber. Call614-379- Ctll614·44&· 3159 . 18 Werlted to Do NurMI Atda work In your home or wHidy hou• c:le1ning. Phone 614-441-2427. Babuh1inu in mv home . Bidwell-Porter area. Call 814387-Q548. - ... . O.tira employment in Gallipolit aret . Retail managiH. 4 yn. uperi..,ce. Reloc-'ing to area!' £,. heel. reference. Ctll 014-367· __.. n11 . 8am -12noon. Available • 9·20-87. .. ' Can do light hauling and roofing .. ~ R'easonable rates . Mfrion ~ Snider. 614·94:~ · 2129. 1! Z Grover· a L..wn . Mower Rep1ir: We' ll pi~k up and deliver. Good. use4 mower• for 11le. c.q • 114-742-2393 o• 814· 7~2,, . 3091 . ' .. " Will babysit in my home. lny, •, time. Have ret.-ence• if nlt&ded, . h 304-773- 6888.; c.···... l ' Finanml • I -=--=--,---- ' '. '•' 21 Business Opportunity '·, ------------------~ ~ ~· ..d ;, ! NOTICE I l THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHC lNG CO . recqmmends that you - :. do businna with people you · know, 1nd NOT to send money through the mail until you have ' invettigated thu offuring. Village Cut Rate in Racine tor ,.. s1le. Phono 814-949- 2140 b• : 1 fore 6 :00 or 614 -949· 2220 , after 6 :00; .. "·'· ' ' :;;:::::::;::::~:::::;::=: 23 Professional Services ~.: :; - ------------------. ,_ ·, Virginia's P,nonal Care Home has room for 2 elderly ladiet. Call .., .,w 614-949-3014 anytime. • ~ - Spacial care for elderly and handicapped in private home. Elam home Middleport . 814- .,, • 992-6873. ~ ..~ Auc1ioneer Col. 01car E. CWck, license # 754 -88 , 304-89&1 3430 . .. -------- .-"' Real Estate 'I •' Homes lor Sale ·..... . . 31 '" --~--~ -- - 4 BR ., fp ., full baument, 3 mi. ta. of Gallipolis. 34,900. Call ' Oays -.5 14 -446 - 161 ·6 . After ·•" 6:00 -_Call 614-446- 1244. .., - ~o r• . ,. ~--'-------------- For Sate by Owner: 4-5 8R, 3 ~.' :. baths. Approximately 4000 sq. , 11 , ft . 26 acres with tennis court. ~8173,000. WiH satl with onlv 51 -- · acres for $166.000 . Call for. ·.:.... appointment 614- 446·3388 . , .... ~ •• I will ac:cept 111alad bldt untH Sept 8, for puri;:haae ofthehome of Alice J . Bush, 77 Helliday Haights. Shawn by appointment only. Call &14 -446-9636 or 256-6078 . Right is reserved 'to reject all bids. Mail bids to C .8 . . Bush. P.O.Box 304, ·o~llipolit: Ohio 46631 . H ......... ~ ,., ·• • ' ..,' '" ' •• -------.--~-'---- • Older wom8n wantt to move in with sOmeone who will hetpcare for her. References required . Call Charlea at 614-U&-7835 or case manager at 614-3670161 . 18 Wanted to Do Junk Auto ' s with or without motors. Call 614-388 -9303 . I ) . ,-, Double--wide on Corn• lot in .-.,., ThUrft:1•n. Carpe1 throughout • .• Excel. cond., rural water. Phone •1 • 614 - 246 -6643 . 2 bedroom. 2500 sq. ft . house for 11\e by owners It 1096 Sunset Drive . This houM r4t- _ _ cently suffered fire damage and is off..-ed for Ale "as ill", Estimates for tot1l reconstruc· lion 1re approximately 824 ,000. This ad will run for one week '.......~ only1 If interested call Sue · ' Moulton, executrix of theest1te ' ' ' of Judy Pollock. at 614- 448 -'. ··h ~ 1479. 3 BR home. 2 acres. Centrally located near Albar,y. Atheni.. : Meigi Mines. Houae in go-t ... .., condition . Only 10 yn. old. ~'. 1 Ale•ander school. i37,500.' '' ";,.. Agent owned. Hocking Vally ,, Ruhor. 614- 592 -6252 . Even, ings 614·698-5491 , 61•·992• •' 7671 . ..., _..., l •••• ~ !I I ' .• Buying daily gold. tilver coins, · ringt, jewelrv. tterling w&re. old coin11, large currency . Top pri· cea. Ed Burken Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave . M iddlepon , Oh. 61"4992-3476. Wanted to buy: scrap steal and met&ll . Riden Salvage 614· 992·6468. Employment Serv1ces 11 Help Wanted JOB PLACEMENT: High school gradt, let us help you discover . ~~~ job that Hts you best. We p!ace people in over 70 c..-eer fields . Jobs are full time perman ent potitiont with solid benefits. Applicants between 17- 30 ve•ra old will be considered . No Fee Involved. Call toll tree 1· 800 282 -1384, Mon'day- Thursday. 9am-2pm . Wauld you ll'tuff enveloped for 1.000 weekly? U for envelopes you 1tutf. Simple. pleesant work at homer Send selt-addrelled enveloped tp HT. ~NT . Dept. ACT~ P . O . Bo~t 7364. Hunting· ton W.Va . 25776 .. "Hiring! Government jobs- your rw11. t15.000-S68,000. Call 602·838 -8 885 . E:xt . 608 " . AVON - SeliA von for Christm11. Mske 40 per cent. Calll14-441· 3368. t6141991-37tl or 9U-5UO My1tif~? ... 1ry Auctioneer Col. Oscar E. Click. licenae II 754 -88 . Call304 · 895 - Pay Your Phone Billa Hero Manuf1cture a.nd S1l" of R1cording end Control In· ltrumentt for Home end Comm«clil UM. Monitor• to display Furnace nd Air Cond. Hours or Min. of op.-~ 1tlng tlma. Velueble Ott• that 1llow1 Deity Go.., to 1M Ht. Completely eliminatet the end of the month Blll•urpriae. C. f. Scolt, Mar.,l. bameBM 'illll .S.lts ~r ., Pl.,. l11ockltn , nDottn In the Pitt? Ctll t~e Cleltn• Tet~t"• Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearson Auctioneer 11: centtd in Ohio and West Virginia. Estate, antique, farm, liquidation sale11. 304-773 -6785 . We Carry Fishing Supplies c •M• s BINGO 8 SAlES & SERVICE CERTAINTEED VINYL THERMO - lOST - Female be•gle, vicinity Greer Road, 304-675 - 2683. 2328 , 985·4141 OPEN FOR BUSINESS 9941 . Wanted tO buy, standing timber . C1ll AI Tromm at 614· 742- GIIIIIAL COIIliACTOII • 8-20· 1110. d. 324 E. Main St. Pomeroy Behiod City Hall FoUnd: Young mala Doberman. Brown and bhk:k face. Found in lower · M iddleport . 614- 992· BUY - SELL - TRADE Worked in Homt Area· 25 han IAGLIS CUII-POIIROY, OH. . Monday-Satu•day J&L BLOWN INSULATION ~ - 16· 16- tln *VINYL SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING *llOWN IN INSUlATION Halfway letw11n Rt. 7 ond Iashan HRS : 12:00 -6 :00 Govemment Jobs. t16,040 · $59.230 : year. Now hiring. Call . 1, 806 -687 -IOO'l Ext. R -9806 for currant-lederallltt . 3236 . Gentle Collie. milted. Also Paki· ne.. mixed house dog. 614- 949-3096 . lot:atid 7-21·1 mo. d. •·511t -. •• • • AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ~Ito Trlltllllttlo• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 CALL NEW liSTING- RACINE - A neat 4 bedroom home w;lh ',. $3.25 Roger Hysell Garage MODULAR HOME! Carter French Residence Corner of Fourth and Palmer, Middleport PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 ' .• &-24-1 mo. ' lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE area, acre ~orne s•les. Electnc & ·wale I aYallable. Good tocatron tor your new home. $5.900.00 eacn. • ••• 39S0('1radt•ul Rd. Midd!'t'O<I, Oh. 5760 16141 992 -5751 FOR SALE "At Rtasonoblt Pritts" FOR JUST Ind. Dt<oroting ComuUont ICUT OUT FOR FUTURI Ulll • modern k1l chen and dmtn g, fam1ly room wtlh wood · or 949·2168 u~e Transaxle Repairs CUSTOM BUilT HOMES & GARAGES • KARIN FAUMYER 1-3-'86 tfc • (Dining Room Only I . Served wit h wh1ppecfpotatoes, chicken 1r1vy, cole slaw, hot roll. butter and coffee. Sorry, no substi. lutes except bevera1e with additional price. EquipiMnt BISSELL BUILDERS Aug'. 31, 1987 NIW Willi H- , . Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio 5/1 /lln lar~e 949-2263 COOLING f~ -- Beginning a (f'UIIU drcotalilfllll .ap-nl>t:ljt'>t:. 614-992·3293 earning ROod money In the Income tu preparalloit. ·Now HAll Block 'will le!U'h you to prepare Income talc retul'll&ln a special IS-week tultloa cou...,, Curriculum Include" pracllce problem8taught by experienced HAR Blot•k instructors. A variety of cl....,. st·hedult.. are available to Ill your bu~y life~~ lyle. Gutters Downspouts Guner Cleaning Paintin'g FREE ESTIMATES V. C. YOUNG Ill 1124 East Main St. Pomeroy tion reimbursement and many other btnitflta. Bt part of the highly tldiJed t,Um at Pinecrett Care Center. Call 614- 44&71 12. EOE NEW- REPAIR (Free Thou~ands are J(ro"ln~ field of t.I.J-992-:Ji95 • REASONABlE - REliABlE 8-20-'86 lfn eDryen •Freezers t.ts.:. • 614-843-5248 •R•nve• H&R BLOCK • Electronic Organ!! Mobile service •Refrigerators . I Nn: RVU:II' ~ -\ \AII.o\Ot .f. R·~"'T ~Tt ' llf.NT~ • COMBINATION DINNER ONLY over 20 paid dava off 1 tl v-er; Adwa-care if'turanee paid. Tui- ROOFING (-22-87-tfn FOR Enrollment Is open to prople of ul! a,;e•, reJ(ardles~ of their previous training . For cornplctr details, .,,\11: • • Satellite Sales Must see to appreciate . JOII •• TVs, Antennas ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques H&R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE IN IACINE and daugh ter, Sandra, Middle- 1~=========::::~ port, were Sunday evening gu - t es ts of Mr. and Mr. Arthur Earl Johnson and Sheryl. I William Car leton of Racine 1 spen t a n afternoon with Mar- , garet Ann Johnson. 1 Sheryl Johnson was the recent visitors of Jennifer Lynn and Angela Dawn Carleton of Racine. rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,:;::;:~~~~~~~~~~;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ,---------------------------1 JOHN A. WAI)E, M.D. is 101.8-mlles per hour, and at the present time, the Kimes are holding third place in the National Power Boat Racing Circuli. While-· in Meigs County, the Kimes were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Hollon. Someone to sense their ev'ry need. To the s li ghtest whi sper, she'd create, ,To nourish and love the child· ren he'd make. Eleanor Boyles, Phll and Sharon Boyles , Starling, Sandra and Chuck Masssar, and Marilyn Wozniak . 2 A dinner preceded the meeting conduc ted by Marjorie Grimm·. She read scripture from 2nd Corint hia ns a nd then• was p~ayer by Florence Adams. Officers' reports were given and cards were signed for several ill in the comm unit y and hospitals. Poems were read for th e program . Plans were m ade to have a fellowship breakfast in September . J.R.'s REPAIRS 10-8-tfc Donallons to several individu als a nd church programs were made at the rccen1 meeting ol the Booster Class of the Racine Baptist Chu rch held In the fellowship room of the Racine Baptist Church . RUTLAND- Rutland VIllage Council will meaet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Rutland Civic Center. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT YOU CANT ESCAPE THE GRE.AT WYS IN THE qASSIFIEDS. Booster class meet.r POMEROY - Xi Gam ma Episolon Sorority will meet on the upper parking iotJn Pomeroy at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday prior to going to Sebastians in Parkersburg for the first meeting of the fall. RICHARD SPENCER Business Services Chapman reumon conduaed JUNIOR - This I~ the ..1987-88 ,Jun.lor Varsify Cheerleadlng corps ol M~l~r.> High Sc hool. Members are Aimee Eupc, kneeling; standing, 1 Beby sitter wanted for Christian famill•. Preelout Child . Prefer in our home In Plio Grande. Call 61.·245 -6027. Howard L. Writtsel A dinner served by the Ruth Circle preceded the Bertha M. Sayre Missionary group meeting' held in the fellowship room of the Racine Baptist Church recently. Barbara Gheen presided at the meeting in the absence of Diana !hie who was unable to attend due to recent surgery. Officers's reports were given a nd the sunshine fund collected. Nancy Carnahan read correspondence. Mary Kay Yost and Mrs. Gheen reported on a workshop they attended July 15. Special interest missionary this year Is Bonnie Rose White , and the scholarship student is Mark Pixley, Kent. It was noted tha t the church will host the RioGrandeAssocia· tion on Sept. 12. Florence Adams had the love girt program with gifts being presented by Gretta Simpson and Naomi Stobart. A card was signed for Mrs, lhle . Making hospital favors and a fund raising 'project were discussed . The a nnu al Chapman reunion was held Sunday a1 the hom<> of Gordon and Margie West, Racine . . A baskel dinner wa s ~njoyed at noon. Gamt'S were played during the aftt>rnoon . Attend ing were Nancy Chapman, Alban y: Ron and Barbara Lehman, Rawson ; Ron and Bev Chapman. Denny, Candy, and Amy Co ulter . Windler . Pa .: Tom and Barbara Chapman , C.T ., Tammy a nd Rachel Chapman, Racine: Ed and Chris Chapman. Eddy a nd Andr<>a. Floyd a nd Kenda Chapman. Kim and Shelley and .Jack Carter. Pickerington. Connie and Eddie Va·n Matre, · E .T. and Ancsa. Mason, W.Va .; Thomas and !rene Quick. Stuart. Fla.: Don. Margaret and Sharon Cottr·lll. Craig , Paula. Crysta l and Rachcl Cott rill. Syracu c: Deb West . Jackson ; Rhonda Roberts a nd Tyler , Pomeroy. and the host s, Gordon, MarRie and Mel West. Afternoon ca llers were the Rev . and. Mrs . Dale Mc Ciurll, Coal Grove. 11 Help Wanted AN ' S: Earn $21 .000 plus . wtth meettng VISIT - Jim and Dee Kimes, Key West, F1a., took time out to visit the Meigs County Junior Fair while traveling the national circuit with their 24%-foot craft,, Crime Buster, powered by two 200-horsepower engines. The top speed ofthe craft TIFFANY SPENCER Ill Coull 51., POIMIOf. Ollio U76! • Calendar/ happenings MONDAY CHESTER - Open . house for parents will beheld Monday, 6:30 p.m . at Chester Elementary. A meeting of the PTO will follow at PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Oa1"y Sttltifltl Classititll Oftll . ..Missionary .group holds . The Daily Sentinei- Page7 7 Business Services Monday, August 3.1 . 1987 Page- 6 · Friendly Gardeners hold recent meeting Plans for a fall flower show ' announced later. "The Magic of Holidays", were Judith Hill annnonced that the discussed at the recent meeting club received a superior rating of the Rutland Friendly Gardenon the 191,!6 joint flower show. .ers held at tbe home of Joan . Judy Snowden received the viewStewart. · er's choice award for her flower Tile show wut be a cooperative arrangement a t the state conven· event by all three Rutland Clubs, lion last month. the Rutland Garden Club, the Pictures of basic designs were Rutland Friendly Gardeners, displayed by tile members for and Friends and Flowers, on roll call. Officers' reports were Sept. ·12 and 13 at the Rutland ·given. Margaret Edwards gave Civic Center. . the garden Ups on how to plant a •Janet Bolin will serve as hanging garden using a wire general chairman of the show basket. with members of all three clubs Sandy Titus and Judy Snowden being assigned to comittees. had arrangements of the month It was noted that four members on "New Moon", crescent deattended the Rutland Garden signs. Kimberly Willford won the Club open meeting held Monday traveling prize brought by Mrs. ' night with Mrs. Bolin presenting Hill. Dues, state, regional and the program. The fall regiorral county were collected. Garden meeting will be held at Hocking pal gifts were distributed and Technical College. Therapy pro- next month's reviewed. Refresh· grams In t.h e school were dis- ments were served by the cussed with definite plans to be hostess. ' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ___;--=----~ EKpiH'. body man need~ in Vinton area. 6 yra. or more exPtr. Tools r1Quire4. Inquire at 8U-388-9816. l.P.N.: p1rt -time. Ctll Ohio Job Service 6 14-,441·1183. Eatv tet..,hone work at home. Excelltnt income. For into. c.. 504-849· 7922,ut.T-313. If 'you know • High lchool drop· oul under lhe age of 22, hetp them flnd eJob by lending them to the Obvernor't Grant Program 11 Buckeye Hills Ctrnr Ctnter. This Grtnt will pay the tuition , ell the 1tudent nHda It dme. A Mind 111 terriblethlngto watte. Calll14-245- 1331. Need a lady to 16ve·ln wtth women . light houMkMDing end • - • poy. Co11114-"B-1414 "'441-1023. ...:. >N • i ... , l~ll: '( ard Sail'S " "- 4 .... ...... ·~. -~\>, .- ' ..... 'Giillriioliii.......... · & Vicinity · Aug . 31 - Sept . 5, 9am-7pm . Baby items. dishes. large women• and mens clothn . North Rt . 1 60, 'A mi. on Kemper Hollow Rd. betweem Brown 's Mkt. and Motor Car Brokers. Signs . 3 Family Yard Sale: Avon . kids clothes. colortv. Sept. 1-2. 9·1 . 1 1!. miles on Rt . 21 B. off of At. 7 . 4 Family: Men 's, women·s. children '1..baby clothS$. House-. hold misc .. rugs . 3% mi. oot Addison Pike, lfrom Rt. 7) yellow house on right . Sept. 1 .2.3 . Follow lignt. Caldwell resid•nce. Yard Sale: 123 4th . Ave .. Sept. 1. 2.3.4 . 9 -5 . Ch1ir , record plaver 1nd clothes and other items. GARAGE SALE: 6 miles off Rt . 160 on Bula..,iii•Porter Rd .• Sept. 1-2 -3 . C1rport Sill. 23 VintQn An . September 3&4 . 9-6 . Furniture, top of ground twlmmlng pool, etc. · 4 mil" out Bullville Rd. September 2 & 3. Girls clothing & .misc. 8-4. Garage Sale. Debby Or . (off At . 1411 Sept. 1ot-3•d e :30-6:30 . Rein Or Shine. ·. ---P-om~ira·v ---------· Middleport 8t Vicinity -lcSept. 1st, 2nd, 1nd lrd. 9 :00-7 412 Spring Ave .• Pomeroy. Aduh 1nd kids clolhll, boalta. etc. Aaln or thine. I'• -····p-c;n;·e-rciv__________ _ Middleport 8t Vicinity •' '' ., · , ,. ~ '';~ .. ' ----····'· -------- ·-------- ·· •--. ·-·· ' .~· "· .. .' Porch Sale at 404 Laalay St.: · ·• '\ Pomeroy. Sept. 2nd 1nd 3rd . Gla11ware, dishes, clothing, bicycles, tOyll , misc. Jane Brown 1nd Edna Triplett . ~--~----------~ ·~ ' Tuasday, Sept. 1 . 671 Gr•nt Sfti "' =;:~ Middleport . Double -wide tween Grant end Oliver. 9 : ()0 1t,.r~~~ 4 :00 . be...:- ., .:<.:; : Sept. 1st. 2 f1mily . Children •n'ii -~t 1dultt clothing, lots of misc. 46a ~ , Beech St .. Middleport. -.v- -:: 3 --:t-.m --:1:lv-. :- -=s-.o-,-.-:1-..--..,-d--2;;;['!.:. · ~:E: 9 :00-1 24A Railroad St .. ,Mid'.,~ · dleport. Good childrans schoo~ w ' clothes . :,; · .. ..... ,.' Sept .2nd and 3r~. 9 -4 Ralp~' Neig1ers . Next to legion Hal .. · ~ Racine. E111tra nic.e children• ,• clothing, twin bed. dryer. tool · household items. Rain ca ncellf ~ till next day . ·=~ Sept . 1, 2,3 . off At . 7 . ·- on Rt . 143. v. mile~ , Sep t. 1 and 2 . 1616lincoln Hts: \ 9· 1. Several baby clothes. . ' ~ Sept. 1st and 2nd . 3 family at. 383 Park St ., Middleport . Lots Of .J clothing, guns, 1979 Ford pi ck': up, bedclothes lsome now). 1 810 S. Second, Middlepon. 'h ' 1 August 31 tO September 6 . , ' Drapea. linens, b8ddlng. dish&s ' "" ' tools. living room suite, bed~ '4\',_. room suito complete, figurines ,, ~ chairs, lots misc. ________________ _:_·1 t'..'h' ,, - --· -- pn~reasiiiir 8t Vicinity ........ ..... -- .. -.... ----~·· ·, ·~ : ··- ..''• ~.r- Vard Sale. 2221 Jethw.an. ~ ..... : Tu..day & Wednesday, schoot , Sept . Jrd •nd 4th. 1124 E. Main lo:-th_.,~-.::bo.::y.::'.:'~"d:..g::k::.l•::.·----:.!: St.. Pomaroy. Boxload Sal• c--: " ~.,_., gl11s. kltch1n utensils . p•per· . 8 Fam1.,y Yard Sale - Tuesd., ~~~ "" bleb. etc. thru Seturday. Rain or Shine. IWd ·• • ~ brick house below Sidtrt' Je l '' .... ~ Sept. 1 1nd 2 . 1 0 ·6 . At the welery. GallipoFis Ferry. Lots ot: former · Tuppers Plaint ~arga~ns. .. ~ l•undermlt. ' Vtrd Sale, flflt time tNt .....-: If Sopt. 2. 3, 4, 5. Bog Stlo. juat 1bove Co11t Guud I t - - ' ~ Human• Society Thrift Shop. on 35 Hendlf'tOn. Undt u '-r_~ fl . PO< bog. Mlddl-rt. 12 till dark. lot1 of I lema 1 1 1 .... L .. ·~ : - l:;• -, J...._ ... . �~ Page-8-The Daily Seatinel 31 .. LAFF-A-DAY Homes for Sele Go~emment 49 repair) . O.linquent taJI prop.n:y. -· repo list. bedroom brick horn.. lilrge livino room. deck , h" watar-septic, Slh l*'cent kJ.,. assumption, five minutes to Point Pleadnt . After 6 p m .. 304·675-6306 . II ~ - I leon, Maaon County by owner, beautiful r•nch home on 20 acres. Smell birn, · pond. good hunting. Horse lovers Paradise. 304·458·1542 . Fl)r ule by owner. Mason . 3 br ranch , 1 'It bath 1 family room. For Lease J FOR""LEASE : one · b8droom apanment overlooking city park. •175. par month. Call614-446 2325 Of 446· 4425. Callahen's U1ed Tire Shop. Over 1,000 tl,.., lilfl12. 13, 14, 15, 18. 18.5 . 8 mlln out Rt. 218 . Call 814· 256-8261 , FOA LEASE : Apanmant w1th completely remodeled kitchen, iath, bedroom and. livingroom. Available· middle 9f Aug ust. Second floor. corner Second and Pine. Perking area provided. *225. ))er month, or 1250, with kitc:h1111 appliances furnished. Call 614·445-2325 or 4464426. Plutic cinern state lpproved. plntic septic tank•. plaal ic cuh1•111, metal CUlvert. . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jlck· Mercl1anrl1se rental house, 88500. 3 BR ., nice, 526,000, Main St. Crown City. Cell614 -448 -1511 or 440 -1622 . For Sale By Owner: 6 rooms a nd batt'!, 2 BR .. ~ 1ize basementdryll614 . Garage. In Gallipolis, Ohio. Ca -446-2605 . "You'll fmd we're very competitive here, Bramley." t;;;;,;;;;;;;;;=r:;:;=:;~~~;::~==1 Rentals Hou,._ 3 BR .. FR .. CA. 06000, down . Assume loan . Kyger C reek Schools. Georges Creak. 44 Apartment for Rent Coll614 ·446,7767. 41 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Nicely furnished amall t'touse. Adult& only . Reference• required . Ott street perking . Ph. 614-446-0338. ,..ercerville. Close to school. Mobile hom e and lot ready to mov e into . E~~:cel. Cond . :S 15,500. Call 614 -256-6476 . 2 SR ., unfUrniahed house with garage Accept one ct'tild. Ref. and Dep Call 6.14-448 -9886 . 1970 Cambridge 12•70 • Gu heat. 3 BR ., 1% bath . Extra nice. Dishwut'ter. $8950 . Call 61446-01 7&. 4 BR house for rent . 3 mi. so. of Gallipolis. 1300 a month plus dep. Ref. required . Call 614446 -1 615 . Aft8f 5 :00P.M .. caM 446 -1244 . 1974 Concord - 14x70, to~al elec,. 3 Br .. new carpet . Must see. Ca11614-446-0175 . 14x70 wit h expando- 2 Br., 2 bath s. new carpet. utility room. D e l ivere d and bl ock ed, S 10,500. F1nanc1ng awa1lable. Frflnch City Mobile Homes. Inc. Cttll 614-446-9340. 1971 Fleetwood- 14x65. 2 BR .. Extra large kitchen . Price red uc ed . French City Mobile Homes. Call 614-446- 9340. .' Houses for ,R ent U1ed Specials - 1973 New Moon 1 2.,60, 2 BR .. 1975 Challengftf 12.,55. 2 BR .. 1971 Ritzcrah 12~~:60. 2 BR .. See at French City Mo bil e Ho mes or Call ~14· 446 9340. Big d_owt"' payment. short time .. ,employment, or past credil history stopping you from buy.... ing a home1 ConSider a r• claimed 14x70. Only asoo . :~ down & take ower balan~e. ' Paym ents cheaper then pay1ng ... • rent . Call MID OHIO FINANCIAL SERVICE' at 772 -1220 or ,n3-3926. 14x70 Holly Park with % 11cre land. Trailer loaded w ittt e.11tra1. Reaso nable . C11ll 614 · 446 6858 . With l11rg e living room and bedroom addit1on Located on 3 acre1 Call 614-742-3149 alter 6 :00pm . 1979 Na s hua 1 4x-lo. tot~telect­ ri)::, 1y, bath. deck . w ith or without satallite dish. On rented lot. Call614· 992-6710 1972 Richardson 12•60. 2 IJedroom, washer and dryer. Bloc k ~nd underpinning . 2 porches. 56500 . Call 614-992- 2448. 1972 Windsor, 12x70, 2 bedroQms . woodburner. air condition, deck, awning $6 ,100. 304-675 -1558 . Must '"II 1 2• 60 Sch ultz . 3048 8 2 -20 48. 33 Farms for Sale 71 acres woods and puture. Haute . barn, & outbuildings. Locatad 5 miles from Glenwood, W. Va., Call for appointm.,-.t, Dave O 'Ne at Real Estate Broker, 304 -675 - 1580 . J im Staats 304-675 -3313 or J .D. Staats 304-675 -6898 . 135 ac res.· approx .. 20 acres of bo ttom land. 2400 lb. tobacco base, la1ge barn, 3 outbuildings. Mobile home hook-up . Nice ho me sit e . l ocated o n Swan Creek. CaU 614-256-1774 . 45 acr es . New houte, inside not complete. Old house, pond , barn , other bu ildings. Call 614379 -2666. 4 BR . houM on 1 acre . Excel location. · Ret Call A-1 Real Estate Broker. Call 304-8755104 or 676-n3B. Nice 3 BR . houae. Close to schools and churc:hes. $300 a month plua deposit . Ref. r• quired . No pet•. Cell 614-4461734 between 7 :30AM - 9 :30 PM . For rent or ule. Will hetp finance or ' land contract. 10 yr. old hou1e, 3 BR .. P"ltriot Village. Cell 614-446 -1340 or 446- 3870. 1 ) 2 Bedroom, 2 story in town . Dining room . family room. 1 year lease. No Children . 1300 a month 21 3 Bedroo"' home in Rodney Village 11 , 2 baths. $300 a month. 31 2 Bedroqm briek below Swan Creek. Den, full basement, 1 car garage. $250 a month. Rafereoc:,es. credit chedl and security deposit required. No pets allowed. Wiseman Real Estate. 614-446 -38 .. 4 . 3 BR . Ooublewide Moble home. Southwestern School Districl . 2 1h miles from Rio Grande. frH rent exchange for farm help. Call 614-245-5588 . 3 OR ., unfurni1hed . no garage. 87 Spruce St. S250. Call 614 ~ 446 - 2168 . 3 Br .. full~ equipped kitchen. CA .. Nice. 45 Spruce St. $300. CaB 614· 446- 21 58. 35 lots & Acreage Lot ror sa le : Clearview Estates 6 1 i-ni le! so. o f Gallipolis on Rt . 7 . Fo; more information call Ang ie 8 ;00 AM - 5 :00PM · 614-446 9 445 . Nights 614-256-6888 or 266 -1140. 2 lots tor Mob1le home. Appro • . 'h acre e8c h. Owner w1ll inltell septic, weter •and elec. e5000 eac h. Ca ll 614-256· 1576 1 'I: ac lot on Jerry s Run Rd . Appl e Growe. with rural water. 304-676-2383 . PRICED RIGHT - One acre building lots on Rt . 2 at Aahton. Public water and mobile hom" P"'. mitted, 304·578-2336. Ona acre lots on Maaon 80 at ,Ashton , public wat'er, mobile homes permitted. t600 down . $150 per month, 304-578· 2336. ' Modern 1 BR apartment. Call 614 -446 -0390. Fumist'ted.downstairs, 3 rms. and ~ath . Clean, No pets Adults only. Deposit and Ref. Required. Call814-446-1519 . Nicely furnished , 2 8R . apartment. Nice location . Adults only. Call614·446· 2404. Nice. 2 Br. Apt .. Stove. refrlg. Furni1hed . Water paid . Near Oriwe-ln Theatre. Call614-446· 7026 . 2 BR . apts . 6 clo1et1, kitc hen· appl furnished, Waahe r-Oryer t'took· up. ww carpet. newty painted, deck. Regency , lflc. Aptl . Call 304-675-7738 or 675 -6104. 513ThirdAw. , 18R .. t180per month. De~slt required . Call 614·440 -434& after 5 :00PM . Remodeled upstairs. 2 BR ., unfurnished , utilitie1 pa id Aduhs only . 749 Second Ave, Call 614-4416 · 1457 1fter 3 :30 PM . 3 bedroom. Adults. No pets 1 & 2 BR . apartments for rent . Downtown Call&U-446· 3919 or 44& -002 1 . 304-675·4384. • Small 2 bedroom house with garage. unfurnistted. good locat io n. Available Sept. 15th. 304675-2651 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent For Rent : AC .• furnished , 2 BR ., mobile home located at K & K on Eastern A\18 t 185 a month. Oep. and Ref. required . Call 614-256 -1187. 2 BR . trailer for rent . Call 614-379-2409 alter 6 :00 PM ., or 446 -9727 anytime. Mercerville, Ohio. 14~~:60 , 2 BR .. carpet throughout, total alec. A-1 cond. If intereated call 614 · 2~6 - 8230 after 6'00 PM . 2 BR . Mobile Home. Addi1on township, in country, fenceil in yard . $200 a month plu1 utilitiel. Call 614· 446 -6345. Nice furniahed mobile home o'n Upper At. 7 . 2 BR .. water paid. 1200 a month. Call 014-246- 6818. Furnished 2BR .. cable awailable, AC , river view in Kanauga . FoAers Mobile Horne Perk. Call 614-446-1002 . Furniahed Apt.· 1 St. 1225. Utilitiu paid 701 4th Awe. Galllpolla. Call 614-446-441-6 ·a fter 8 :00PM . Graeiou• li'lring . 1 and 2 bed room ap.111nmenu at Village Manor end River1ide Apart· ments in Middleport. From t215. including utilitiea. Call 614-992-7787. EOH. 2 bedroom apts . and t'tou se in Middlepon and Pomeroy . Pay own utilities. Call 614-9922381 or 6,4· 992 -2720 Newly turni1hed apartment. Working adult• oni¥ . Ref. and deposit. Call 614-992 -5942 after 5 p.m . Apartment for rent in P1 . Pl e aaant. Very nice. Call 614-992 · 5868. 1 and 2 bedroom furnished apanmenta in Mlddlepon. All utilides paid. Call 814-992 5084 days be1ween 12 :00 and 3 :00 . Aha! 7 ·30 eveninga. 2 bedroom furniaed ept. ref and · depoait. New Haven. w . Va .. 304 -882 -3207 or 304 -7735024 . 45 6 Rooms lor rent. day . week . month. Gallia Hotel Call 614446-9580. Rent a• low as 1120 month. Furnithed room. $76. Utiliti81 paid. Shere bath. Single m11e. 918 Second. Gallipoli• - Call 446· 4418 after 7pm. - - - - - - - - - -lc- 2 bedroom in Pomeroy. t200 . par month. Call 614-992-8763 . 9 '30 · 4,30 . 2 bedroom "'obile home. Y.t mile out Jericho Road . call aftOt' 6 p.m., 304· 676·8483. 44 Aooms for rent by week or month . Call 614-992·7521 , ~14 · 992 - 2363 qther houra. 46 Space for Rent OHice Speee tor Rent. Excellent for Attorney•. Accountant, etc. Apartment for Rent Clou to Court Houle. Call Nice apartment on Third Awe. with wall to wall carpet, renge. refrigerator and wather and dryer hooh -up . t220 per month. Call Roxie at 014·448-1880. Rd . Avalllble Sept 1 . C1U 814-4464215 aftar 4 :30PM . 1 bedroom In Mlddlepon. Utilities: included. *210. per month. ' Call 814 ·9g2-8783. 1 bedroom upnalra apartment. 1160 . per monttt plua utilities. depaait. SyracuM. C.ll 814·· 992-8587 or 61.t-992·&732. In Middleport. Third floor. 6 room and bath, cloaecHn back porch . Depatit and ref..-.nce required. Clll814-892 -1028. Wiseman Re1l Estlte Agency . :r:~::~::::m.Addison ,, ·-o "'I Auto Parts anchored live from New 7663 . 76 Auto Repair reports on world economics and financial news with Lou Struts. t1.19 .95 pllir, inttel!ed . Most modals Muffler Man. 9 StlrTlpaon Ave. Atheot. Ohio, Dobbs . (0:30) 1111121 IBJ Wheel of Fortune 1· 800· 843 · 3767, i 79 Moto rs Homes & Campers 19715 Sprinte r Mlltc'U Home, 2 2 }'RANK AND EHNES'T· ft , aelt-conta ned . l.ow mUng• . 18600. Call614-446· 2&89 . EMPLOYMENT 1915 Champkln, 27 f1 .. self· conta l n•d . AC , gtne r a t of , 18&00 . Can 614 381 -0643 8'olenings ,---,11 Services COUNSELO~ :t'M Aff<'AIP I' -----: - MO~E Ttl THE:~~ '.S "'' <() Af:.~IAL PtiOTOG~APHY Tl-IAN TA~ING PICjU/<f:$ OF ~APIO ANTENNAS. ~ ~ Home lmprovemenls · II\ ~ 4: :t: 1- , I i' • BASEMENT WAT£RPROOFINQ . UncondlUonliJ lifttlme gu•ran tee Lo c .. refer&n cet tutnllhed, Free ettimates C•ll col\ett 1 ·8 t 4-- 237 ·0488, d•v o r f'tfght Rogtr • B aaemer. l WatarprOGf mg V'SAY TH IS COMMANDER YES1 HE.IS! HE'LL SINK THAT IRON · CLAD, ONE WAY OR ANOTHER: ! FWSSER DIED BECAI.JS5 01' TH' 4L.&EMAALE? and sowing n\ae.htn6 p•na.. and supphn Piek up and delrY nrv, Davl1 V•c\lum Cleaner , on.t hall ml!e u p O.orgea C r. .k Rd Call 61.4· •41 -0294 'III'P•i•. The Magic Returns Celebrate the spectacular career of multi talented perfomer Michael Jackson and the release of ·!;!ad. Jackson's first album since 1982's Grammy Award 54 Misc . Merchandise AKC Sa moved puppy fem ale. 12 weeks o ld. 304- 676-2728 or 676-3466 . L111t yeara alfalfa hay for ule. 81 .25 per bale. C.ll 814 ·949· 2463 . 1913 .__.. ton Ford 1ruc11 . Call 514· 446 -2637. 57 Mi Aed hay t1 . bale on wagon. Hay tor bedding 60c . 304-875· 1985 Niuan Club Ceb 4x4, 4 c;:yl.• 5 1pd. t4700 . Call 814445· 8050. 5 ,000 ft . 2 " aluminum pipe; 1,500 3 " aluminum pipe; a tl sprinkler• & eccassories for Irrigation. 304-89& -3063. 1 -1972 Fender. telecast~r gui· tar , 1-Eiectra MPC guitar with 6 modules. 1 - Morley Echo . wolume pedal. C•II614· 3BB· 84J6. Room size, Per1ian rug. 8 11. 12 . Sears. t1 50 . 304-6 76· 4548. Bundy Clarinet. used 1 year. 6679 . RCA , Ouera1. or 6U· 446 · EEK & MEEK Rot••Y or c11bt ' t ool drilling Mott wells r:ompl etftt:lsame day Pump aa les and 51HVtt;e 304- TrMlSIJOrt~llon 73 Autos for Sale S226. Call614·446·0938. Blue c arpet , 13V:zll27; 12x15 rust with ped: 11 '1u16 green. 304 -676-4166 . Classical Guitaf and cas:e for sale. E11.ceHent condition. Ce ll 614·743 t21.J 1 . ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.!.:;::;::;::;:;::;::;::;::;:::;.~ . SNAFU® by 8 ruce 8 eattle RSTUnN ~----r.~~!'!!"· ~ 1982 Camero. Sharp. Must be aeen to lppreciat••l t3995 . 1984 Chevette, nice, $2796. Ca!l614-286· 11522 . 1975 Charaer SE, aood worlc car. 1979 Mu1tang, good work car. Coli 814·379 -2662 . 1986 Camaro-rlld wfth extra atrip "ckege. PS .. Pl .. crui~t, tih , r"f lou.,.r. E•tre claan 1nd nice. 19500. Call anytime 114- 367-0661. 1973 Delta 88 . Naw axhau1t, C.H COUNTRY MOBilE Home Perh, Aoute 33, Norttt of Pomeroy. Rental trailers. Call 814-992· 1976 Ford ltd. Runs good. Naw tlru . BDdy fair. AC .. AM -FM Iter•. Celll14· 371-2807. 7479. 1982 Buidc Lt8abra Umhed. AU powllr. Excel. aand. No ruat. Space for amell tfllletL All hook•upa. Cable. Alto efficiency rooms, air and cable. Maaan, W.V1. C•U304-773·1151 . •4soo. toll 814·44e-1411 . 1818 PontiiC LaMent. Rebuilt 455. tulllo 400. 351 poll. NbuHt tuspeftaian and brakes. Decant interior. Neecll pe6nt. SPACES FOR RENT - Trail..lota, Rt . 1, locust Road. baclt of K & K. 30.· 875-1078. Coli lor dllolla, 114-241-1123. 1984 Pontiac Sunbird. 6 tpd., Ac .• 4 dr. , exc•t cond. Call 4 7 Wanted to Rerit ' 814· 211-8271. "The only bugs ones I swatted putting this thing up I" ~ I T•••"'· t100. Ouick Sala. Call 814· 446· 3224. StariLa Ttee and L..wn SerY•ee. law n care, land-ICIIPif'IIJ. 11ump removal, 304 516 2842 o r 576· 2903 RtJ.n'5 t.\.UYT111/..X; lf..J &-1UJWJ .. 1977 PDntiac Ventufl. V-8. auto., AM -FM -Caaa. Runa good. Mu11 HR. UOO or belt offar. Van1 & 4 W.O . 1979 Volkswagon van In good cond. Call 814-446 -8653 after 5:00PM. • 1986 Econoline Conversion Van. 18.000 mil•. Ae..- air. ra., heater. 351 engine. Call 114- 916·3646. '78 Je• CJ5. 218 8-cyl .. motor. Good cond. t1 ,000. 304-175·7376 . 74 Motorcycle& I Cu11om daslgn brick work. chimniV bu lldinv. ttune work Wi ggint Mtsomy . E"ans. WV i • i 30·· 372 -8244. • C•rpet instilled Mond....- lhr\1 Saturday, worti. gusrante•dfrH e~tlmatea. 304 -6?!.-1020. a:oo till 5 ·oo Ahat 5 .oo ,----------, Plum bing & Heating OKAY, OKAY, 50 WU 'RE f-OW CO YOU KNCJW IM I HATE THAT HIGH, AN INTELLECTLJAL., NOT' AN INTELl-ECTUAL, CAO<LI NG LAUGH CFHI5. 6WT.. TCO? 200. f1200. toll 814·3e8- Electri cal & Refrigeration '81 red Honda 700 Mt,na. 800 mll11. t2111. leriou1 nquirl• on!y. 304-171-8130. 1983 Yamaha IP 425, .eoo. E.cellam Condhion. 304·871· 1387. Coli 614·241·8157. -----------------h , ---------------8 interviews with top newsmakers and celebrities . Airdance and Landings are both aboul pushing physical BARNEY Wa1het snd dry er service and repair . Re,tonable rBt ea. 3 0 !feltl e~~:perien~e. Cnll6 14 -367- bOundaries. llDJ 1111121 Cagney and Lacey PLAYIN' WITH YORE FOOD II 0322. Aelid e nti at or conlmercia l wirIng. New 19rvlce or repairs. licensed electridan . Estimate fre e. Rid enour Elnctricat 304- 675·1786 . - -- - - - McFerrin and Tandy Baal Dance Company unite in spirited improvisational ~ & J W1t er Service. Swimmin9 pooll, cll terns, Wftlls. Ph . 6 14 - performance in WhiCh each stimulates and responds In !heir own language. (!J] Atomic Artist Th is program illustrates how Tony Price transforms the salvage and scrap metal of a nuclear laboratory into anti nuclear sculptors. (0:30) 11:00 Cll Remington Steele 246 ·9285 . R & R Water Servu::e. Home cluera. wellt , p ools tilled. For· merty James Boys W11teu.Call 304·67p · 6370 . Paul Rupe. Jr. W nter Service.· Call 614-448 -3171 . Pools. cist:' erns, wells . 11 rn ., Upholstery ' PEANUTS DO Jl-lE'r' I-lAVE PRAYER IN '<OUR R • M Cu1t om Couches and Reuphol•tery , St. R1 . 7, Crown City. Oh. 614-268 -1470, Eve. 814- 448 -3438. Open da1ly 9 to 4 :30, Sa1 , 9 :30 to 1:30 Old & new Uphostered. Mowrey's Upholatering aervind. trl county~rn22 yetrs. Thebesj in furniture uphol1tertng . Call 304 - 878 - 4164 fot tra• ntimate~ . investigate mf)ssages to the dead . (A) 1;1 @News 112) Evening News A wrap up of today ·s news and a look stones . (1 :00) 10:15 00 MOVIE; Hardcaae (1 :14) 10:30 Cll Various (!) Scuba Magazine (T) Ill Voice/Dance Bobby General Hauling Dillard Wat er S ervi ce . Poole. Cllttrna, Wellt . De liverv Any· .time. Call 614-446· 740 4-No 1 Sunday calla . B7 Chris and Mary Beth ahead to tomorrow's news 1&69. 1982 Honda CXIOO, wlndlhWd, uddlebaga. good ahapa. Good mileage. 304· 882· 2704 . 1;1 112) Larry King Livel In depth she 's a foster mom. (AI 10:00.Cll Straight Talk Ill Alive lrom OH CentOf Formerly Ken's now John' s , Wat•r Service. John Watt erson, · Jr. Own.,, 1.000 or 2 .000 gal ~ ..rvice. 304 -1576· 2248 . 1181 Honda SAX 4 whHI• gels a shot at I he big time . (A) meaning to mothering when 1185 HD Tourglid• E.C. Low· ar1. ttereo, Ngiht ber· other acCIIIOfiM. tl981 . Clll 114- -4411. llDJ 111112) Newhart Michael 9:30 C!J Volleyball Pro Beach Volleyball from Hermosa Beach, California (T) llDJ 111112) Designing Women Suzanne bnngs a new CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. fourth 1nd Pine G•llipolia, Ohio Phone 614-446 3888 or 614446 ·4477 1986 Honda CA 125. Good 446·6338,· Otoy ... - . . . - S I F T MI One old gent to another: "My wife dldn'l like the sleeping gar· nlentl bought for her. I don't know if she didn't like the red flannel or I ~-,,~-r,:;-7-;,;--r,-.,,;.8~ the - - ." G) Complete the chuckle quoted _ . . _ . . . by filling in the mi1Sing words l-....JL-...f.-o.I..-.L......JI.......J you develop from 'step No. 3 below. YEsTERDAY'S SCRAM-i.Eis ' ANSWERS Oneway - Fount - Decoy - Relief - FIND COW While driving through the counbyside one afternoon I apied lhls sign on lhe QBteofa small dairy farm: "Sony no milk today. Can't FIND COW." . BRIDGE NORTH • K J 10 i •s' • KQ9i Is it a singleton? +Ki2 SG~OOL? BIIT LAST '<EAR OBSERVE mu11l\c:1" OF SILENCE" flOW Dl D TI-!AT WORK? •IT ALMOST KILLED ME! m m (IJ llDl lllll2l IBl Nowo C!J Surllng Hawa ii's Triple Crown ·of Surfing from Oahu , Hawaii (T) Ill Sign Off (!J] Crooolng Patho II)) Moneyllne Current repons on world econom1cs and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 11:30 D (2) IBl Ball of Carson (!) SporteCenter (L) (I) WRKP In Cincinnati Cl (IJ Nlglltllne 1;1 llDJ Trapper John, M.D. (!J] Thle Old Houae II)) Sportl Tonight Action packed sports highlights with Niel< Charles and Jim !;tuber. (0:30) ' . 111112) 'Simon and Simon• CBS Late Night .63 WEST EAST •As By James Jacoby .3 • J 10 9 7 .Q6532 .J8H You bridge players spend a fair +Jto 9 +AQ865 amount of your time ai the table as de· SOUTH cjarer, so you might be interested in .Q9752 some advice on how to play your hands .AK better. All this week, we'll look at bow .A1062 an opponent's opening lead can help +73 you, provided you make the right Vulnerable: East-West inferences. Dealer: South South won the ace of hearts. played Wesl a spade to dummy's 10 and played a Nor1b East second spade to West's ace. West switched to the club jack, covered by Pass Pass tbe king and ace. East continued with Pass Pass the queen and another club, ruffed by dedarer. Now the only problem for Opening lead: • J South was to avoid losing .a diamond trick. He played to the king of dia· monds in dummy, West playing the ' eight and East the three-spot. Alter ton 'diamond, and your heart and dub not quite enough thought, South decid· suits were headed by the J: IO. ed that the eight was more likely to be Wouldn't you certainly lead your sin· a singleton than the three, so he played gleton diamond against a lour·spade the queen of diamonds from dummy. contract? I would. Because tha~ is the That gave West the setting trick with way most players would thmk on the jack. · opening lead, declarer should not read Why should South have done better? that diamond eight played by West as Suppose you were on opening lead and being alone . He should play back to his held tbe ace and a spade, and a single· ace and make his contract. ' . • 1 Pitcher's Maurice Sendak discovers how Mozart 1nlluenced his own creativity. Q MOR'TY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 304· 676 -2288 Wat e r Hauling , reasonable rats&. immedi•t• 2;000 gal!on delivery, oislern•. pools. well , etc . c~;~n 304-576 .- ' 2819. ~ E-. . ACROSS carl;ler lor themselves·as .Wat~erson ' s Shlf>O. C.ll 814-371-2852. I . @ Hogan's Heroes caterers. (All;! 1I!J Major League Baseball Ill CD Major League Baoabell 9:00 rn 100 Club D crl IBJ 'A Year In the Lila, ·Part 2' NBC Monday Night at 1he Movies £;1 (!) Surler Magazine (T) (JJ (!J] American Maoters OI.IVERS Tret1 Tnmmlrou. topping. trimm •ng , prunmg de ad wood. ltQrrn da m•g• . tak e dawns. Free Etttmatn. 304875· 3 8 11 85 . depth feature repons . (1 :00) Ill CD Ernie Kovacs 8:30 U (2) il!l Valerie Mark takes David to court c harging him wi1h murder of his pet. (A) llDJ 111112) Kate & Allie Kate and Allie cook up an new ~PWU. .. . DIE..'S ALOIJ~ .. . 895· 3802 84 I! E 1--ri,s:--'i-1..;...,.::1'-'ilr.6-i ~ the day''s world news and In f f\mming. .Wmp r..,-.ow•l Call 304 -875-133 1 B2 C0 VI i 10 the Nile Della. 1;1 r... ~"' I "'T'l'~~...,,_s,.l~..,..1...,1 " I]]) Primenews Wrap ups of Nice 1975 Chev . truck . t1250. 71 PORYES winning Thriller. (!J] Rivlf Journeyo Brian Thompson travels from Juba OE . S pedtllng •n lemth Call 304· 576 ·2 398 24 6C.. proclaims that there are 11 ralher lhan 9 planets. (AI (!) Limited Hydroplane Racing Miam i OMC Cobra Serie s from Miami, Florida (T) (I) 0 (IJ NFL Football ®l 111112l Michael Jackson: RON ' S fel tv•tiOtl S• rviCI Of'l Benson Ill CD Ed Sullivan 7:05 ill Andy Griffith 7:30 U []) (I) Newlywed Game C!J NFL'S Superetaro The Men Who Played the Game: Earl McAral (A) 0(1) Judge llDJ Wheel of Fortune 1;1 112) Croufire (0:30) 111112) @ Jeopardyti;J II!l Soap 7:35 ill Major League Baseball 8:00 Cll Father Murploy D []) il!l ALF Brian (]) River Journeys Follow Australia's greatest river from the mountains to the sea. 0 ALLEY OOP SWEEP~R HouM calla r-1 fi)(D Red Skelton 6:35 ill Carol BumeH 7:00 Cll Remington Steele D []) PM Magazine (]) SportsCenter (L) (I) Entertainment Tonight 0 Ill People's Court Ill (!J] MacNeil/ Lehrer NewoHour (1 :00) llDJ News 112) Moneyline Current Ohio. 1· 800 ·84 3-3767 81 be· York. (0:30) Chev. engi ne. · J.. 360 engines. 1 · 306 high pertormence. 1 -V-8 front w heel drivl!l , fits Old1. or Pont iac. Cell614· 246 -5067. " -lcou.:t exhiUit kite. $99.95 in stalled, Mo1t Forcb. Ch ewy trucks, Van1 , 4 x4'1. MuHier Man. 9 Stimpson Ave . Athens, 77 th• ® Jefferaons a. .Equipment rn m m & Accessories 1983 18 ft , Bavllnot boat w ith 85 HP Chrysler engine. Phone aftar 4 :30 . 514 -992- tr~ter . Musical Instruments I (IJ llDl 111112l IBl Newo C!J SportaLook (T) Ill Or. Who (!J] Owl TV £;1 II!l Good Time• IIHD Jack Benny 6:05 Ill Allee 6:30 II (2) IBl NBC Nightly Newo C!J John Fox'o Outdoor Adventures (A) (I) Cl (IJ ABC Newol;l Ill Nightly Buolneoe Report ilDJ 111112) CBS Newo (!J] Voyage of the Mimi 112) ShowBiz Today News of 1he entenainment world Is 19 fl. In board out board Oce~~nic Imp boat. 166 HP . Newly redone. e14-992- 6B22. new brah•. V-8, auto. 614·446·8185 . coa Ph. 614·4•8·8821 . 11 Callll14-266-6768. SWAIN 4 - 14 · · Mag whelMs. •so. AUCTION • FURNITURE 62 . Insulation blower machine. Call Olive St., Gallipolil. . 614-446 ·2637. NEW· I pc. wood group - 1399. Uvmg room 1ultes· t199·859$ . 1 -Eiactrlc Salt-Cleaning range. Bunk bade with bedding-- S199 $75 . 1 · Gu kitchen range. •45. Full size mattreu & foundation 1· G1ua top dinette t•ble, •40. ltlrling - 199 . Recliners 1-Wood•n bed With maHr"' and sPJing 1, t60 . Call814 -44e- ..__ _ _ _.,.._ _ _ _ _..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , ltarting- 199. USED- Beds. dreasers. bedroom 7109 after 6:00PM . I" s uitel , . , 99 -1 299 . Onks , wringer waal'ler, • co mplete line 58 Fruit Quality firewood for ule . t25 a 71 Autos for S1le ol used furniture . pick· up load. BidWt~U , Oh io. Cell & Vegetables NEW· Weft..-n bootl· t30 . 614-367-0689 . 1971 Ford Thunderbird. runs a Workboots 118 & up. [Steel & looks good. a1klng 11000. 1975 sofl toe). Call 814-446 -3169 . Clarinet, 1 126. Clarinet, t75. Red rupberrl•. Pick your own Dodge Rem Charger. 4WD· Wh ite Weatinghouae trMJ:er, or we pick: Call Taylor's Berry aelling fo,- parts, asking U80. County Applian ce. In c. Good *126. Sears Dishwasher, t60. Patch. 114-245-6014 or 448Call 114-388-9034. used appliances and TV set1. 10 Speed bike, t3&. Conaole e692 . Open SAM t o 6PM . Mon thtu stereo . t60 . Phone 614· 2461984 Olds. Cutle11 Supreme. Quality FNits and Vegetabl• Sat. 614· 446· 1699, 627 3rd . 9441 after 4 :00PM . Auto., PB., P$ .. cru ise control, retail and whol.... e. B A S A\18. Gallipolia, OH . air , AM -FM radio . Calll14 -387· Un iden SatelliteOiah, 19 " Color Produce acroas from PlzD Hut. Galllpalia, Ohio. 7543. Valley Furniture, new & used . TV Call 614-246· 5294 . large 1ection of quality furn i· 1978 Toyot• GT. 15 tpd. coupa. ture . 1218 Eutern Ave ., 4 - 100 Watt P .A. speakers. Yellow Freu t one Canning AC . Pl. AM ·FM . Alidn9 U~O . Galljpolia. Mixi ng board . Call 614· 2415 · Peach• Now Awllable. Call tor Call 814 ·44&· 1608. 9 297 or 246"50157 batwe.., wrietiea end pt"ic:.. 808 '$ MARKET GOOD USED APPLIAN CES 7,00 PM-10,00 PM. 1912 Mazda 62.6 Lu xury h . Muon, 773-5721 Washers. dryera. retrlgMetots, cond. As•ino 14000. Cai1514ranges . Skagg 1 Appliances , Sears washer, ·&1 26 . Gas stov• . Open 7 Daya 44&· 1957 Upper R iver Rd . beside Stone 1126 . Co uch , 8100. RecU ne'r. Cren Motel. 614-446-7398. 555. Dinette aet, $55 . Cheat o l CO NCORD GRAPES .:.,_ Ju ice · 1985 f , 2fiO pick-up. 4 wheel drllwtus, t36 , Ca ll 614· 446 - Jally - Jam - Tabt•aating, drNa , *5600. C•ll 614 ·448· Wllaon Vineyard. t...lltart· S.nd LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 3224. 8898. Hill Road, 2V. mil" from traffic Sofas and chairs price d from Catalylic conwer t ers. only ligtu on At . &2 north Po lnl Stainl"a 1teet exhautt sy1tem1. t395 to 1995. Tables $50 and 189.95 Most modele. Installa- Pleasant 14· 10 lb. baaket: *14Now cuatom mabe tor your 40 lb. Pteaae no sales on up to 1125 . Hide·• · beds 15390 tion also available. MuHier Man. uuck, motor ho me or clus lc car. to t595 . Re cliners 5225 to 9 Stimp1on A'lie., Att'ttnl, Ohio. Sundey,304-875-21J79. Witt'! lile-tlme wananly , Muff'l8!1' *376. Lamps t28 to S125. 1 -800-843-3767 Man , 9 St1mp1on Aw ., Ath81'1s. Dinettes 1109 en d up to 8495. Ohio. 1-100 ·843· 3787. Wood table w -6 c:hairs 5285 to 1985 Gravely Walk -behind. 8HP ~Mill Supplll'o t795 . Desk $100 up to S375. with snow bl ade. Verv good ,982 Fotd EXP Sun roof. PS. Hutches 1400 and up . Bunk co nd ition 1986 H onrir~ CR260. & L11/W.I'II ~ PB , AM -FM . 12000 . Call 614· beds complete w·mettreues Good shape. Call 614-992446·0808 ofl.. , ,oo pm, *296 and up to 8395 Baby beds 6710 . 61 Farm Equipment $110. Mattrea1e1 or bo,. spring s 198'4 Chcrvy CavaUat. 4 apMCt, full or twin S68, firm 878 , and GifiS bikos for sale. Ce ll 614. air . AM -FM c•.,t1 e. Good t88 . Queen sets S225. King 992-5732 after 5 :30pm , CROSS. SONS co nd ltioA , 12995. 814-992 $350 . 4 drawer chest t69 . Gun U.S . 35 WMI, Jadtaun. Oh io. 6170 or 114·992 · 3867. cabinets 6 gun. Gu Of electric TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS . hot 614-2$1·6451 . rang e t375 . Baby matt resses rt7blue ing. now tak ing Ofdet Mal Ay feiQuton, N.w Holland. 1981 Merc:ury Cougar. PS. PB. 135 & $45 . Bed fram es t20 . orders for c us1om Mautl!lf'S. call Ruth Hog Saln & Service. Over Air. AM -FM radio Ult.,ttl, 4 t30 & King fram e 850 . Good 304 -676 -4 631 . 40 used tractou to c hooaa hom MW tirH. C•tl 814-992-&019 , selection of bedroom suit e1, & complete line of new • used metal eabinet s,•he&dboa;d!l S30 4 ' xB' ut ility trailer . 304 -675· equipment. largnt talectlon In 1980 Oldt Cutla .. Supreme. and up to 115. 2169 . S .E. Ohio. Very ahatp l 12800 firm Call 614-992-2776. 90 Day s same as c., h wfth SU RP LUS ARM Y . OENIM . 165 Maaaey Ferg. gu tractor. approwed credit. 3 Miles out RENTAL CLOT HING . [Cart'tans *4500 . 8 tt catt le rach . 1200 Bulaville Rd. Ore n 9am to Spm 10 percent o\let cos t). Orig inal St'levet" pott driver, 1&00 fbfd 1978 ll ulc:ll aUtlon w1g:on 0900 1972 BuiCk S•ylark. Mon. thru S a . Ph. 614·446, Army Camouflag e.. H. 0 ·· sam " 3-14 inch plows . U&O. Ford 8 wort~ t300 .. 114 -98&0322 . Somerville's, Old Rt. 21 . Eaat· tt. disc. 1200. Emco e ft bu5h 3907 R1wenswood , Fri., Sat., Sun , hog, t 400. Al•o o thet equip PARSON 'S FURNITURE Noon • 8 :00 p.m . Other dava Coli 514·388·9132 . 1971 8ulch SkyiMk . VI. DQOd appoi nt ments 304·273· 5656. "',.,ork cM . rune vood. t3&0 or New wood 8 pc. living room (Kids Camo uH age) Green · t030 Ferg. hactOI' , n.-w tires. belt ott • 614·992· 1776. suites, · $ 399.95; New living ''Me tro. · paint , new mot0f 1 whh5 fl . bush ro om suitea from 1179.95 to hog. 12260 C•ll 814· 2118 - 1979 Pon1iac S1attonwagon $700 .; Chest of drawers , 4 15 cu. ft . chest type tr ..zer. 5522 . Rune good. 1750 . negotl•ll'•drawer , 848 .. 5 drawe1, S59 .95: 1200 304 ·675 -6375, C•II814·992- 6524 End tables from 169 .95 set. · Bare, chain1. and aproc...tato tit Used Furniture: badroom suit e1. almost any uw , SIDERS 1978 Honda Accord. 1500 Call ·full si.1ed bttda. tw ln beds and EQUIPMENT CO .. HendetiO:ft, 614-992 · N11 . rockers . Reclineu from t99 .95 w. v•. 304-875 · 7421 . end up 55 Building Supplies 1 tao Flat )(11, e•cellant eOnd i· THE WORKING New Hoiland 717 fOI'agahiNV8s· don. t !t.200 ()f" best oH., , MAN ' S FRIEND tet'; Naw Holland 467 7ft. hay 304-675--41<4 . bind ; Oeht grind., mixer. Westinghouse ele. st o'lle. Norge 8uildiA9 Materials good cond1tlon. 304-273· U 1 5. 1981 Chevy Cap;i ~ Cla~tlc , dryer , 1000 tobecco sticks . Call Block, brick. uw~11 pip,,., 'win· loaded wjth options All powef 614-379-2 465 . dows. lintels. etc . Claude Wln 13. 100 304- 6715· 2583. leri . Rio Grandfl . 0 . Call 61462 Wanted to Buy Qual ity uctional -aofa & love 245· 5121 . 1915 Tr-....1 Am , \ceded feU aeat. new cond ., ru•t -tan -red over p-vmenta. Mu1t have good brown. *460 Ca ll 61 4 -44 6 · Conc rete blocks aH sizfll yard or cr.dlt. Callatt..- 5 ;00, 304-8 76 · 4222 or 441· 2174 . deliwerv . Mason s•nd . Gallipolis NoV" buying 1tteU corn or e..- 2216 Bloch Co., 123 Y~ Pine St .. c:Ofn. Call for latnt qvotel. Rl.,er Au Cond , retr ig . 9 piece hvm g Gallipolis. Ohio Call 614 ·<44 6 · City Farm Suppty. &HI -44& - ' 75 Chwy pick -up, 6 cyl.. runs room suit, and dryer. Call 2783. 2981 . good •look• good. 11 ,200 . c.n 304-675-1716. Ma PV A.pta 429 Cyprau Ct , Ready mi.. concrete a nd all Pt . Pl. Tree & s tump rem oval, chain link conc rete suppl ifls Call us Valley 63 livestock fenc es , mulcfl . stone l Op soil , Btooll Cement a nd SuppUu , '978 Ford LTD t400, 304 ·675 · spr1 yi ng, fi rewood, evergreen1. 304 -773-5234 . 1429. Don '• landscapes, 614-446 Ouroc Boar1 Bred jutt like the 9846 bo1n we telltd It the Oh io 85 Plymo"ltt HotUon , ., , eYtrv · 56 · Pets for Sale lhing t4,500.; 82 LTD fOrd Test•tlon lhat gained 0\1'8r 2.1 Metal doubla b111d w ith maHress lbs. per day . Roger Bentley, U .OOO. E'tMrything. Both good & box spring . Good conditio n. Sabina, OH . 513-584 -2398. oond. 304· 671·4376. 1125. C11U 614 -446 -2 151 after Groom and Supply Shop·Pe t 4pm . G r oo m in g . All brUdi ... AII Worh HorN for ul•. Appro a. '78 Olda Cutla... 30<1 -876· styles . Ju lie Webb Ph . 814-446 1.000·1.200 lbo . 0300. C.ll 11&3. King Size Bookcase Waterbed, 023 1. 814-307-7118. complete. 1239 . Mattress . ~ a ­ '76 Monza, GoOd CQnd . 304 · terbed and Furn itu re War e· Or•gonw,..nd Cattery Kenn et RegillerN Quan•r Horae MMt 576-1131 . house, 98 Columbus Ad .. CFA Himalayan. Peralan and and Colt. t600, Call 614-251· Athens , Ohio 45701 . 614- 593 - Siamese kltten1. AKC ChOw 6309 . ' 1971 Ch!l¥rolet Monte Carlo, 7191 . pupple1. New kittens: Siamese .. c . lnterto• . Oood 01ytona and Himalayans . ·Call 614-448 · Fresh ho lnein heifera. alao apon1 dres, new motOf trans. Singer Sewing Ma c hine with 3844 •fter 7PM . Springer• . Alao aome cow1 . N. .dt pa int. 304-875-34415 , cabinet. n8\'er been u!led , $400. O.H.I . recorda. C.ll 114·288· Zenith 25 in . color con1ole TV, AKC Boston Terrier . Female 2496 . 1975 Trena Am f2 .000 .; 1981 S300. Call614· 992-6111 . puppy . .$ 150. Call 614-250 · Honda 750cc. 2 .500 m iles . 9354. 11 ,&00. 304· 676 -6524. Fine china of Johanna Haviland 64 Hay & Grain in the Blue Garland pattern . Call African Gray Pa rrott 4 yeats old. '15 C•mero, Pioneer 11erto. ex c . 614-992 -7722 . Tame. Can talk . Ca lf 614-44e cond. l.ow m ilei. 304- 8715 2975. Magic Chef gal rang a. bron ze. Good mixed hay, 1 1.25 per' bile. 2229. Ekcellent condlt1on. S76. firm . Full blood ed . red Chow pu ppies C•ll 814-446· 0373 or 4411,715 Ford l TO . runs good, French provincial cl1&st and knee for 1ale . 8150. Cell 614- 3793120. 78 ,000 milea. 304-458 -1538. hole desk . $75. apiece. Call 2566. 614 -992-7215 . 1000 balaa -" lfalfa. Clower. Timothy. 1600 baln m il~;edhay . AKC reg i1tered Chow Chow Will d.tNer within 3 miln of puppie1. Call after 5 :00 . 304 72 · Trucks for Sale 52 CB,TV, Radio Rulland . 614-742- 271&. 67 5 ·6799 . Goo~. used color t'o' ' s- po rtr~ble 11nd floor model1. Call614-446 1 149 . Rearrange l•tt•rs of 0 four scrambled wordt EVENING 115 ' AERO Craft tri-hull with 55 Jottnson. 2· 6 gal. t&nkl, 1ki's end equip. Rune exc11l t 1750. Office Spaca for rent heel . downtown Gallipolis location. lnquitln ull 114-441 -4222. 1 3 or 4 B•droom house in Kyger Cr•ek School Olttrict. Ref•an- 'P S@ \\ci\lA ~ ~ "Btrs· low to form four tirnple wordt. Pontoon Boat- 50 HP . John1on. trailer. 12760. Call 614 -446 4043 11ter 6 ;00 PM . EARTH Coal and Wood Stove. Excel. cond. C ell 614· 4•6· 4609 . I Furnished Rooms 2 bedroom and 3 bedrOom mobile homea for rent. fur nished. Call 814-992-7479 LOTS & ACREAGE - Site APARTMENTS . mobile homaa, beside Ohio R1\ler, sites: along houses. Pt. Plea1ant and O.llipo· At. 2, trailer sites n ear At . 2 e nd ,_l_•i_· _6_ 1_ 4·_4_4_8_·8_2_2_1_._ _ __ · watersid e sites . Phone 304· . 3 rooms and battt, g•• hot, 576·2026. ground floor , wuher and cer.,er Two lolt on Sand HIH Road . hook up, no children, lmmadiat.t Three miles from town . 304- occupancy. No pels. phone :J04· 67&·4480 ext 63 or 10. 875-2848. • Furnished apartment. $210 . utilities paid. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth. Gallipotia. Call ·U6-44Hi after 8pm. 3 bedroom in Middleport. Deposit required . Call 614-9922606. 34 L&rge store buildi ng w -2 business rental! [retail gro cery 8t beauty shop). Approximately 2 acres land . Owner will finance. Prime location. Call Somerville Realty 304-675-3030 or 6753431 . Furnist'ted apt . next door , to Library. One professional Adult only Parking. Ph. 446-0338 . 2 BR unfurnished garage apt . No Pets . Call 614-446-1873 between 8 :00AM . & 7 .00 PM Mobite Homes lor Rent. Call 614-446-0627 after 2!00 PM . 676 -5104. Upatairs unfurni1hed 11partment . Utilitiet paid. Carpeted. no children or peh. Call614 -446 -1637 614-992·6723 aft.. 6,00, Recently remodeled. 1 bed· room, in town. Oft-strMt park· ing. washer-dryer . References required . 614- 992 - 5912 or 2 BA ., furni1hed and modern. Ellpando livingroom. City IChool district. 314 3rd. St . Kanauga Call 614-446-7473. Com mOfcial buildings tor lean. Downtown Pt. Pleasant . Stotes, offices. A-One Re.1111 Estate. Carol Yeager. Broker. Call 304· Furnished Efficiency 1146 . Utilities paid, share bath. 607 Second Ave • G1llipoHa Ph . 441 -4416 after 7P'M . Nice Apt.• Unf., 2. BR ., ground floor. covered patio and yard . Ha1 1efr. • range & dreperi... Quiet neighborhood a1 76 a 'mo plus dep. & ret. C•ll Earl Tope 614--446 -0332 days or 4-46 0161 • .,e. 20 acre larm with 3 BR . house , Hannan Trace Road . Glenwood , W. Va lor mor e information call 304 -773 -5118 or 773-5186 after 5 :00 . Business Buildings 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent. B81ic nmt for 1 bdr .. 1183.00; 2 bdr., 1219.00 . Also required a *200.00 aec:urity depo1lt . CONTACT: Jackson E1t1te1 Dept. Ph 446-3997 Equlll Hou1ing Opportunity Boats and Motors for Sale ~ Sentinei - Page ~9 WOlD TIIAT Dlll.f GAM I riZZLII - - - - - - - - E41ta4 loy CLAY I , rOLLAN - - - - - - 6:00 Cll Crazy Like a Fox B1by items . Extra cheap. Call 614-4.t&8-7344. 2 or 3 bedroomi. double lot. Close to schools and atOfet. $18,000 . 304-675-7833. 1188 Honda. 3 whe&IM, 350. 'Sf'ROIJTED ()l Television Viewing tT Wallpaper Mill Outlet at the Spring Valley Plaza. Beautlful . new pattern• In st ock. 30 per cent off. . 51 Household Goods Alolt:>A~ 75 Going out of Buainnt : Lerg• cermlc kiln, molds. paints and aupplies:. Call 814- 388· 8808. loan Ph·. am 304-773-5909; 1978 Harley Oavidlon Sportstar . 12400. 614- 992-3451 . The Daily Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ,.~ORN LOSER Motorcycles 0900. 614-949-2594. oon, Oh. 614· 288· 5930. pm 304-676-5617 . B~ . 74 If I WEfJT BALD fir'eplace . $48,000. Assumable 2 KIT 'N' CARLVU! ®by LMry Wrltht 54 Misc. Merchandise HomHfrom *1 . (U Repos ...tions. CaH 801-887· &000 l;xt. GH-9806 for current Ttlret~ Monday, August 31, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .· Monday, AuguSt 31, 1987 4 ''The Karate . 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In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, · apostrophes, the length and fonnatio~ of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES 8-31 y D KE 0 .W LQDTKDZ . T K V T M M' D G MWD M P GJ F J X F J Z C E P T M ME H T Q 'Q ME E I DG T G D CEPG ·.v F J Z .- GFHWTGZ YDM WDQ Q Yeaterday'e Cryptoquote: THE FREE PRESS IS THE MOTHER OF ALL OUR LIBERTIES AND OF OUR PROGRESS UNDER LIBERTY. - ADLAI E. STEVENSON •• f' �Hospital news :Area deaths _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ... ~Clarence • great-gra ndson. Serv ices wttl be held a t 10 a .m. Tuesday at the Good Shepherd United Met hodist -Chu rch. 2661 Harshman Road, Hube r Heights, with the Rev. Ge ne Cline o!ficia ting. F riends may ca ll a t the Mar ken a nd Heller F uneral Home, 5844 Old Troy Pike. Huber He ights, from 5 to 8 th is eve ning. Burial wltl be in the We lls Cemetery in Me igs Count y. \' oung Monday, August 31, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . Page- ' 1 0- The Daily Sentinel attended Hocking T echnica l Cotlege Nurs ing School. She was organizer of the Ru tla nd Cha pter of Tops a nd was c lass secretary at the Rutland Bible Met hodis t Ch u rch. Su rviving in addition :to her mother, are her husband, Rodney Wright; a dau ghter, Traci, a nd a son, Bob by . both of R utla nd; a brother a nd sts ter·lnlaw, Robert a nd Ruth Imboden. Rutla nd; a sister a nd broth er-Inlaw. Lil ly a nd Billy Kenn edy , Rutland: a grandmother, Ada Pickens, Parker sburg. a nd several aunts, uncles, nt ec ~s a nd nephews. S~rv lces wtlt be h e ld a t 1 p. m. Tu~sday a t the Rutland Bible Methodis t Churc h with the Rev . Amos Tillis off icia ting. Burial witt be In Gllmore Cemetery. Friends may ca ll a t the Ewing F unera l Hom e from 2 to4a nd 7 to 9 p. m . th is evening . · Clarence Eugene Young, 34. of Mason, d ted Frida)·. Born Ja n. 31, 1953 in Mason, he was the son of J oh n and Velma L audermilt Young. both of 'Mason. . He was a eoa l miner for Southe rn Ohio Coa l Company and a mem ber of the UMWA _l.oca l 1886, Alban y, Ohio. ,.. Surviving in addition to his Lana Gibson · :parents a re a son, Chr istopher. ·Mason; eight brothers. Joh n, La na 0. Gibson. 85, State Route 1l'arold a nd Charles. a ll of Li n143, Harrisonv ille, d ied Sa tu rday ~olnton . N.C .. Rogrr , Ccra lrland tfarry, a ll of Mason. Cec il. Point a t Veterans Me moria l Hosp ital fo llowing a lengthy tltness. Pleas ant . and Roy, Letar t: eight Mrs. Gi bso n was born Se p i. 1. sisters. Ka thryn Reed . Co rning, 1901 at Alva, W. Va. , a da ughter Ohio, Violet Lee. Bertha Knapp. of teh late George W. a nd Eva Velma Tay lor a nd Un a Mae ·-St uart Ash. -McDanie l. all of Midd leport. Surviving a re four sons. Don .Mary Brown. Lincolnton. N.C .. C., John H ., Gary L. a nd Gordon · 'and Wilda Hudson a nd Emma Jo F. Gibson. a ll of Athe ns, a nd a Stanley. both of Ma.son; a nd sister·, Alpha Douglas, Ha rrisonseveral nieces. nephews. a unts · ville. Twelve gra ndchildren a nd Missionary servires a nd, uncles. seven grea t-gr a ndc hildren a lso ' He wa s preccdPd in death by a slated St'plemher 2 surv ive. :siste r, Deborah Ann Young. in HARRISONVIL LE - ·Sister Besides her pa re nts . she was 1963. Mary Car iE' Boyer of Eva ngelispreceded in death by her hu sThe fu neral was at 1: 30 p.m. Fail h Missions wi ll be the tj.!r Monday in Fog lesong Funera l ba nd. 'Fra nk Gibson, a nd three gues t spea ker a t t he H<1 r riso nl!ome with the Rev. J ames Lewis so ns, Jam es F.( Jigger ). Rober t v ille Holi ness Chapel SR 684. officiating. Bu ria l was in Rock a nd George Gi bson. Mrs. Gibson was a member of Harrison\'ille at missio na ry ser· Springs Cemeter)·. P omeroy. vices on Wed nesday, Septem ber the Un ited Me thodist Churc h. Services witt be held a t 3: 30 2. a t 7: 30 p.m. The public is Roy Stone p.m . Tuesday at the E wi ng invited to a tt end. The pas tor is the Rev . Dav id Fer re lL Funeral Home wit h the Rev. Roy B . StonP, &l. 42002 Seneca Ja mes Corbitt offi cia ting. Bur ia l Drive, P omer01·, dic'C! Sunday at will In the Wells Cem etery. Veterans Mem brial Hospita l fol - Friends may ca ll a t the fun e ra l ·lowing an extended illness. home from 7 to ~ this evenin g. Mr. Stone wa s born Fe b. 2, 1 ~03 at Ba rbou rsville. W. Vn., a son of Adrian Robert ~ the lat e Guy C. a nd E lizabe th Watson. Stone. He wa s a well Adrian R. Robe rt s, Sr. , 68. drilling cont ract or. 36013 Long Hollow Roa d. P omeSu rviv in g a rr his wife, Do - roy. d ied Sund ay a t Veterans rothy; two sons. Ralph Stone. Memorial Hospit a l fo llowing a Pomeroy, and Ray Stone. P a tas - lenthy Illness. kala; a brother. Sa mue l D. Stone. Mr. Roberts, a ret ired car penCharles ton. W. Va. ; lhree sis- ter. was born Ma rc h 7. 1919 a t ters, Reva Simms, Poinl P lea - Li tt le Birch, W.Va ., a son of the sant. W. Va.; An g ie Stone. &>lle. late J a m es P. a nd Lola D. W. Va .. a nd Ma rgaret Bo nn. Whytsell Roberts. Columbu s, and srvera l nieces Su rviving are his wife. Ruand neptiews. Fou r grandch ih:t- lett a; a .s on a nd da ughter-in-law. ren and two great-grandch il dren Adria n R . Roberts. Jr., a nd two also s urv ive. gra nd so ns. Michae l a nd Kei th Bes ides his pa rent s. he was Roberts. a ll of the Da yton area: preceded in dea th by a brat hN nine sis ters, a brother a nd and a sis te r . · several nieces and nephews. Services will be he ld a t 3: 30 Besides his parent s, he was p.m . We dnesd ay at the Ewi ng preceded in dea th by a brothe r . Funera l Home wi th thE" Rev. Mr. Roberts was a vetera n of Melvin Fra nklin offici a l in g. Bur- Wor ld Wa r II and was a member ial will be in Vinton Cemetery. of the Na ti ona l Riflema n's AssoFriends may call at the fun era l cia tion. He be longed to the homE' from 6 to 9 p.m. Tues da y. Baptist Churc h. Services will be he ld at l p .m." Hallie Knopp Wed nesday at the Ewin g Fune ra l · Home wi th the Rev . Olin Rosi' ' Hall ie M. tMyrle ) Knopp . 92. officia ting. Buria l will be Dayton. formerly of Me igs Meigs Me m ory Ga rd e n s. County, died Saturday at thC' Friends may ca ll a t the funera l Hiltlop Hou se Nu rs in g Home. ho me from 6 to 9 P-11'\· Tu esday. She was a re t ired cleric-a I worker a t the Wright -Pat lerson Charlollt' Wright Ai r Force Base. She was a member of the Good ShephNd Char lo tte t Shorty' Wr ig ht. 36. United Met hodist Church a nd the Salem St. , Rutl and , died 116 Har ri sonvil le Chapter. Order of Sat urday at Ohio Stat e Un iverEas ter n Star. s ity Hospi tals in Columbu s folPreceding he r· in death in l 97H lowi ng a linger ing illn ess. Mrs. was he r husba nd. Ha r rv L. Wrigh t was a victim of leuke m ia . Knopp. A homema ker. Mrs. Wrig ht Surviv in g arc a d aug ht er and son-in-taw, F rances a nd Dona ld ll"as bo rn Sept. 14. 1950, at a da ught er of Sanders. At hens; two sons a nd Mi nersv ille. Fra nces Spe ncer ·Imboden, Ru daught e rs-in-law. Wi-lliam H. tl a nd. a nd the late Wilbur and Mildred Knopp. Dayton, and 1 Webb I Im boden. She was a Richard D. and Clara Knopp·. mem ber of the Ladies Auxiliary New Ca r lisle: a s is ter. Ruth of Ve tera ns Memoria l Hospit a l: Morr is, Rutland: four gra nd a form er para medic with the hldt rc n , seve n g r ea t a nd one grPat - Rut land E me rgency Squ ad a nd Veterans Memorial Adm itted Saturd ay - Kevin Duga n, Racine; James Bi ng, Long Bottom; Mary Litlle, Po meroy: P a tty Harmon, Rutland: Mary McCarty, Middl epor t , a n d E ber Pickens. Portland. Discharged Sat urday - Clara Wtt tiams. Edna Pickens. Wi lliam Hall, Mary McCarty, Kevin Duga n. Adm itted Sunday - Judy Ba tey, Pome roy; a nd Joa n Hoffma n, Middlepor t. Discharged Sunday : Gloria -Decker, Roy Howell, Will iams Coll ins. Ha r lan Wehrun g. I Daily stock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and-Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am Electric Power ...... .. ..... 27'!. AT&T .................... ............. 33o/; Ashland Ott ..... ................ .. 69 % Bob Evans Farms ..... .. ....... 24'% Cha rming Shoppes ..... .. .. ........ 34 Federal Mogut.. .... ..... .. ....... 47Y., Goodyear T&R .. ... .... .......... 70% Heck's In c .............. ~ ............ 4'% Lands' End ...... ...................... 53 Limited Inc . ......... ..... ,....... 47 \!\ Multimedia In c ........... .. .... ...69'!, Ohio Lottery KC drops football Rax Resta urants .... :............. 4Jis Robbins & Myers ............ ... .10',2 Shoney 's Inc ....... ..... ... ....... .30% Wendy's Inti. ............... ....... 10% Wor thington Ind .................. 24Y. Daily Number 944 Pick 4 open~r Jafkpol on rise again CLE VE LAN D I UPI) - The Supe r Lotto jackpot ts on the r ise agai n after no winn ing tickets we~e found from Sa turday's drawi ng. Lottery offi cia ls sa id $4,998,238 wor th of ticket s were sold !or Sa turday night' s ga m e, but none . of them ha d the numbers ·5, 8, 20, 21, 24 a nd 37. 4680 Page3 • at y Canrelled YIIUI' EBIImalld Tax . J urors ca lled for Meigs County Court a nd Me igs Coun ty Pro ba te Court for Tuesday a t 8:30a.m. do not need to a ppear as bot h ca uses have been set tled. No.BO Copyrighted 1987 Vot.37, 16 ~s ·ous get the most from your tax sltuatl_on. Plus we can discuss any effects on next year's taxes. This year, take your estimated ta•es to H&A Bloc k. We're open year-round to help you . Just call or stop in our off ices located at :-----:-:-,--:::---:--:-c~-:-: H&R · Block can help you meet the. September t 5 deadline for having your estimated tax return prepared. RACINE .HOME NATIONAL BANK FOR PURCHASING MY 1987 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR . LISA BURKE "Iraq wilt continue to exercise its legi tim ate right In cut ting Ira nian oil supplies until the war . ends a nd the Iranian regime complies wi th the will of the world cornmunity a nd . accepts U.N. Securit y Co uncil Resolution 598 !calling for a ·· cease-fi re .! ," the spokes m a n sa id. He sai d the Iranians had to provi de "fr a nk, clea r and documented evidence" of their· accepta nce. On Monday. Irania n speedboats firing machi ne guns a nd rocket -propelled grenades at tac ked a Ku wa iJI freig hter In the P ersian Gu lf for the firs t time s ince the United States ex tended nava l protectio n to ships in the emira te 's flee t. The Mo nday a ttack, hi .retalia tion for ea r lier ..........,..,........ ~ DESK SALE RCA 19" ••••••• S188°0 BRASS PLATED HEADBOARDS Xl·l 00 Color TV . SEE THE NEW LINE OF 88 MODl L~ TWIN FUU QUEEN $38° $4800 0 HOW HOW lEG. 141.00 lEG. f62 .00 $5800 NOW I_EG.....00 in Midwest has biggest population loss Ouolity WAS HI N-GTON ! UP i l Th ree Mldwes!ern sta tes lowp, Mi chi ga n a nd Ohio - los l pbputatton since 1980. Ihe Cens us Bureau reported. a nd th rest of the region Is l af(gi n ~ behind the national average des pite having m or~ res ide nts . North Dakota notched th ~ best growth ra te, 4 perc~nt. in thr Midwest but II remains the lrast populous s tate In th~ region w1 t11 67~.000 res iden ts. Cass County had thr largest ~row t h. 9. 200 p('O pl ~ 10.5 perce nt - for a total or 9Vi00. The ligures we r·e contai ned In Ce nsus Burea u es tim a tes of popula ti on cha nges tn thr 3, 138 counties tn Ameri ca . llerk~ne Purchut FLOOR LAMPS fit every decor. Now' 1 a good timr to 1tart a Christmas layowoyl SALE Wood· Rockers Reg. $239.00 Sale .................. 5191 Heirloom Rockers Sl!ltback Rockers Country Rockers Sewing Rockers lay one away for Christmas! ...WilEN YOU CAN OWN A HOME OF VOfJR OWN/ An afford able single-wide, double-wide, or modular home can be yours with a little help from Peoples Bank. ·I Cl/1 Judy Notthup ot Mtuk Gmeul 675-lltl, 1/elsn Fleldt If 77~·5514, ot Jim layne at882·21351ot mm del91ft on ou, m•nulacfured home loan ptog,.m. PEOPLES BANK~ urhe Better Bonk'' M£MB£R f.DJC. Second Street Mason. W. Va. . 773-5514 Jackson Avenue 5th Avenue Point Pl8ilsant W. Va. 675·1121 New Havill, W. Va. 882-2136 ' Reg. $289.00 Sale .................. 52J1 ~:;::::A~ Reg. ~t~~. ~-~:~~- SJl $449.00 : 5111 5135 51 67 REG. ' ".99 ONLY Sale,,,,,,,,,,_S3S~ Automatic Washer Dryer 5191 :rimed Dry System ARMSTRONG & CONGOLEUM ~~~S VINYL FLOOR COVERING 1 Large Capacity .. . but only 24 '" wide' Huge assortment of patterns to mal<h ony de<or. No Wa• finish. In stotk for immediate tltlivery. Sllll s $ 45 • 4 Automatic Wash Cycles • 3 Waai'I/Rinse Combln•tion• • Easy • C ..•n Removeble Unt Filter • SUGILATORe Agiutor SQ. YO. • White. ELBERFELDS FREE DELIVERY POMEROY $5 711 MAPLE BAR STOOLS . A response from Ihe commissione rs has been fil ed In Meigs County Common P leas Cou r'J regarding a n order from Judge Charles Knight requesting fund s generated by the Bureau of Support from Jari. I through July 31 of this year be trans ferred Into the bureau' s salaries lund. A total or $5,678.10 in poundage wa s requested by the judge as well as any funds derived !rom state or federal reimbursement of c ourt ·operated support e nforcement activities. s88 fl • .,leld• OIJMII Q' llt1l0 Ii i~ ) ~ t 1 '~ f l 992-3671 :· ' ' -- ' . gro;,.. th , ga in ing 3~ , 000 for a population of 907.000. Ce nsus Bur.eau fi gures a lso showed 88 percen t of Iowa's 99 counties Jos.t people. The la rges t loss. tn num ber s of people, was 10.400 tn Black Hawk Cou nt y. the Waterloo a rea . T he larges t loss in pe rce nlagcs was 11.1 percent In Emmett Count y In nor thwes t Iolj.a . dropping to 11.900. The s(1lte's popula tion has dro pped 2.2 perce nt , according to the es tima te. by 63,000 people - 2.2 percpnt - to 2.8.1 million , The lar ges t growth was In Polk Count y - Des Moines and subu rbs - whic h grew by 12,600 peo ple to 315.800. was de ttberate ty avoiding encounters with U.S. vessels . The officials noted that there has been a dls ltn ct escaiation of anti-U. S. rhe toric in l r a.n. The United Sta tes r t>newed appe als to Iraq to halt a ttacks on lr·antan ·shipping In th e gulf and pressed ahead with diplomat ic e!forts to win sa nct ions agains t Ira n. But The Washington P os t reported tod ay that Iraq has rejected the U.S. appea ls, te lling th e Reaga n adminis tration tha t It rega rds the request as "regrettable a nd astonis hing." Th e Pos t, quoting unidentified diplomatic sources, said the format Iraqi r ejection was communicated Sunday In Ba ghdad to U.S. Middi;p;;t~;· n;;;~·r;~m Store will .close ·this month a nothe r mer ch a nt re minded of employees wa s reduced by them sever al tim es a day as the more th a n half fr om the 16 rains came down thai " the river needed when there were counter girls. · was rais ing in Pittsbu rgh." Mrs. Ra il was qu ic k to compll· Within three weeks of having opened t·he stor e, the Ohio River ment the "wonde rfu l help" ·• was " halfway up Seco nd St reet". through the yea rs, one person s he rem embers, a nd her hu sband s tay ing more than 25 year s, and just about wor e out hi s shoes $ever a! other 10 or 15 years . -. She d<>scrlbed the customers wal king down to watch the wa ter. who have suppor ted the store No one had me nt ioned to them year after year as be ing "more that th e Ohio River fl ooded ' lik e · fri e nd s th a n just occaslona tty. But. R a tt sa id , for the ir .18 customers." Mr. a nd Mrs. Ra lt resided in yea rs in business, the s tore has Midd lepor t for 20 yea r s a nd were never been flood ed. The Ra lls have seen lo ts of a ctive in communit y and civic changes over the years. Mrs. a ffairs her e befo re going across Ra il reca lls how whe n they the river to Mason to build a new started there was a "gir l behind house. Th at's whe re they pla n to every l:ounter." Then ca me the spend the ir retire ment year s, For a while at le as t they say days of self-serve a nd like they' ll just " rest up and try to ev~ryo n e e lse they converted bu t keep out of each other's hair." weren't convin ced that it would " It 's bee n an enjoyabl e 38 work. I! ~ld. however, a nd with the miniumum wage law and · years," commented Rall , " but other co nsider a tion s, the number it 's time to retire now." Fonner service station workers share.record $6.8 million settlement WASHI NGTO N (UP I)~ In !he bigges t overtime case aga inst a corpora tion In U.S. hi story, 28,000 f ormer employees of service sta tions in 28 sta tes will sha re a $6.8 mlitlon settle ment, the Labo r Depa r tment said . The employees, who worked a t more than 200 service s ta tions, rece ived paychecks tha t were too small, viola ting the minimum wage a nd overtime la w. the La bor Depa r tme n t said Mond ay. The prev ious record with a priva te firm was a $5.2 million settlement wit h Howa rd J ohnson In March 1983, a La bor Department spokesman sa id, Involving 8,492 employees in 877 esta blishment s na lionwlde. The La bor Depa rtment a t firs t demanded $12.8 million but agreed to settle the IO·yea r case for $6.8 million. The 10· yea r case was complica ted by ba nkruptcy proceedin gs, de pa rtment offi ci als sa id. . Th e c as e a gainst Hudson Oil and "Afflti ated Cos. , a fa milyowned umbrella organiza tion fo r seven a ffili ated firms. be gan in 1977. A fed eral ba nk ruptcy judge -mus t a pprove th e proposed settlement , because Hudson Oil Co. Inc., th e key owner. a nd Jts. affiliat es filed for Cha pter 11 bankruptcy protect ion in 1984 during the La bor Depa rtment investigation. The settlement will benefit employees who wer e not paid properly for time worked before a nd aft er their s hifts , the department" said. The employees worked In abou t 237 service s tations in 28 sta tes. Managers a lso are covered by the proposed deal. · " The real winn ers In this case a re the workers, who will finally receive money due to them under the· law," La bar Secretary Wil· tlam Brock said In a statement. "This is . certa inty a landmark c ase for the Department' of La bor." Office In Lumpkin. "A tot of windows were broken in houses and ca rs. a lso th e county cou rthoJ,I se. "No inju ries we re reported . No roads wer e closed." she sa id. "It cam e ttl so fas t a nd left so fas t , but it las ted tong e nough. T he halt was pre lty good size, about the size of golf balls." Hi gh _winds near Horre ll Hilt, S.C., overturne d two mobile homes. No in juri es were reported. Jn·Chatham Count y, Ga., more than two inch es of rain fe lt in one hour, while at Moncks Corner , S.C ., 2.25 Inches fe lt as thunde rstorms blew through. The a irport at Savanna h, Ga., repor ted .5 of an Inch of raln In 10 minutes. 1 Almos t 3 inc hes of rain flood ed s treets in Ray mond\, tlte an-cl Edcouc h, Texas. A line of squa lls passing through Bake rsfie ld, Ca tlf., produced wind gus ts of up to 50 mph at the ai r port. whe re visibility In some are as was down to a quarter-mile. Widesprea d power oulages wer e repo rted .. . Blowing du st reduced v isibility to a mile a t P almd a le and La ncas te r , Catlf. Tempe ratures broke o r tied at leas t · 11 records In OregQn, Was hington , Neva da , a nd Florida. The mercu ry cl!m bed to 116 degrees at Blythe, Calif., and Laughlin , Nevada; while Needles, Calif., hit 115. Redding, Calif.. recorded Ill. . Commissioners respond to Knight's court order •SHAPED SEAT •CONTOURED BACK •FOOT RAIL SWIVEL 24" & 36" Way ne Co unty, Mic h.. w here\ Det roit is loca ted . led the cou ntry in losinR l7 3.500 rrs lde nts si nce the April 1980 ce nsus. Overa ll. th(• bureau esttm a led Mic higa n los t 11 8.000 res ide nt s In s ix yea rs with Its popu lation dec lining U pcrcenl to ~ . 14 million. Kent Coun ly ha d the la rgest poputa· tlon gai n. up 33.000 peop le to 477,500. Cuyahoga Cou nt y, Ohio. home of Cleveland. was third on t he list of co un ties losi ng popu latio n with a loss of o3.000 people . Th e bu reau said Ohio's popula t ton is dow n 0 . ~ percent from 1980 Io 10.75 m illion pec pl e. Fra nklln Co unt y. where Co lumbus is loca tPd , shOwed the larges t expected over New Ha mpshi re By United Pres~ Internation a l Pockets of th ~ Deep South a nd Ma ine. High te m perat ures in the 60s c leaned up a ft er vio lent s torms s pewing high winds and hail were forecast for New E ngla nd. broke windows and toppled trail- New York a nd . P ennsy lva nia, e rs. wllile the Wes t stood by as whil e highs In the 90s were · te mpera tures aga in headed for expected over mu c h of the inland part of !he na tion wes t of (he the ce ntu ry mark. Scatter ed s howers a nd thu n· Rockies as welt as tn Flor id a and de rstorms were ex pected \o the southe rn Georgia. Rea dings linger tod ay a tong the Gulf Coas t a bove the century mark wer e a nd int o Texas. but were not forecast for the inla nd va lleys of expected to prod uce the violence ·Ca lifornia a nd Oregon. un!eash<.'d Monday In Georgia Severe thunders torms Monday and South Ca rolina, )llatlonal a ft ernoon slammed par ts of Weathe r Se r vice forecas ter South Caro lina a nd Georgia, Hugh Crow ther said. where hail the size of golf baits Shower s and thunderstorm s pounded Lumpkin. were fo recast today for muc h of " It was heavy ra in and winds New Engla nd and ea stern New and also ha lt," sa id a dis pa tcher York, with the heavies t ra infall a t the Stewart Co unty She riff' s leautiful bross ploted floor lor~~ps. Perfect for reading, sewing or eweryday use. 3 styles. ALL CHAIRS ON SALE NOW! 25 Centt South cleans up following Monday s Special woll·o- way rtdintn, rlkk·o· loungen and swinl rode· en. Styles ond fabrics to Reg: 5139 ........ Sale Reg. 51/)9 ........ Sale Reg. '209 ........ Sale Reg. 52 39 ........ Sale preparation for closing dowa the Ben Franklin Store In Middleport which they have operate d lor the past 38 years. CLOSING BEN FRANKLJN - E. 0 . and Kay Rail are In the proc•·ss ol liquida ting their stock In CHAIR SALE . 1 Section, 10 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Ne~spaper Iraqi a ir s trikes on Iranian shipping. occ urred some 300 mttes fr om wh er e a U.S. naval convoy was escorting re·fl agged Kuwaiti tankers. in the gulf. Th e Kuwa iti vessel 'tha t came under a ttack, a co ntaine r ship, was not one of those pu t under the U.S. fla g to gain. Ame rican protection. So me gu lf ana lys ts speculated tha t the a tt ac k, occurring long a ft er the U.S. convoy passed through the area, m arke d a rela tively cau tious r esponse by Iran to the Iraqi attacks to .avoid provoking the United St a tes. State Depart ment officials in Wa shington, however, said they were a ware that. I ra nian at tacks wer e ma de on "soft" tar gets but there Doors of the Ben Franklin Store in Midd leport wtlt close In late Septem be r a ft er an operation by E. 0 . an d Kay Ra tt which has spa nned nearly four decades . Mr. and Mrs. Ra il are now in !he process of settin g out the remaining stock In the South Second Street s tore as th ey look towa rd retireme nt. . The couple ca m e here in 1949 from De laware with their three· year-old son, Tom . a nd have worked s id e by sid e in the bu si ness s ince that ti me. Ra il has always been in the "five a nd dime s tore" busi ness and ca me to Mi ddl epor t when a franchise opened up he r e. The bu ll(! ing was ne w hav in g just been comp leted by Henry Swift The s tore opened on Dec.~ and Mrs . R~ ll reca lls th at soon after they got settl ed it started to ra in . and "we thoug ht il would never qui t." She sa id tha t durin g tha t time Good lfvdy habits are important. Give ~ar1 ' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. September 1, 1987 MANAMA , Ba hrai n !UP II - Iraq said today Us warpla nes attacked two more s uspected .Jta ni an naval targets, one day ~( f er I rania n speedbo ats fired ma chine gu ns ~ nd rocket- prope lled gr enades at a Kuwaiti freig hter tn a da ngerous new esca la tion of t ~ e Pers ia n Gulf la nker war. An Iraq i m ilitary Spokes ma n quoted by the offi ci al lraq t News Agency sa id the fi rs t raid ear ly today was on a ' 'large naval target" east of Iran's m a in Kh arg Isla nd oil term ina l. The second attack, a t 2:07a .m . (9: 17p.m. EDT Monday), was lau nched near the Iranian coas t. the agency sa id. There was no Immedi a te Independe nt co nfirmatio n of w hat the spokesman te rmed the " des truc tive hits ." BRING IN THIS AD FOR A FREE TAX RECORD BOOK. your son or daughter hh own dnk and just 1110ybe their grodos Will i111pro... Quality dwaliltr podostol ded<s foaturo 3 utalty c!rowors, 2 filo •awon and ocr011tod brots-plotod harda... Tour <hoi<o of pino or po<<ill finitll. en tine Iraq planes attack two ·more Iranian ships If yo u pay estimated taxes, H&A Block can he lp. We'll make sure our trained, experienced tax preparers help you THANK YOU Clear tonl1ht. Low between 50-SS. Cloudy Wed· nesday. highs In mid 70s. Chance of rain ne ar zero. '•• ' 1tl this matter and were told ihat Based upon Information from reveune for poundage payments in January , and that a mount, . $5,101.17 was certified In J a nuary Willia m Wtckltn e, county a uditor plus additional gerteral fund In anticipated r eveune from tha t and secre tary of the· budget money , has already been a pprop· and that the money was source commission, it Is the opin ton of r tated into the Bureau of Support approprIated . the commissioner s that they account . "We we r e also advised by the have already complied with the The commissioners furthet budlj'et commission of their unjudge's order since moneys In the ' stated that only the Departmen t willingness to certify any addl· form of antlcpated revenue was of Human Services has r eceived ttonal moneys at this time," the appropriated Into the bureau's moneys from federal or s tate commissioners s ta ted. account at the beginning of .the lor remtmbur~e­ government Swisher, dl· Although Michael year. ment for child support activities, rector of the Department of The commissioners state they and those funds are contractu· Human Services, has Indicated were advised by_ Wickline that $7,614.15 was certified to tht>tr · ally obligated. They said they to the commissioners approxl· Continued on page 4 board In the ' form of a nticipated ·checked again with Wickline on REALLY BJG -It's not often that a 85 pound watermelon grows In the backyard, but Carl Oasto, of White Oak Road, Pomeroy, grew one In his backyard. In addition to his gardenlnJ, Casto finds lime to pitch horseshoes weekly In lourrlaments all over the stale . . As a member of lhe National Honeshoe Auoctallon, he says he's been county champion In his Class C division for two years. Wherever he roes In the state, he says he bears wonderful remarks about the beauty o! the DUes' park In Middleport where Meigs' horseshoe pitchers have found a home. And he hopes horseshoe · pitching will be promoted more In the county and that a local pitching club will someday be formed. Meanwhile, when he's nol pitching horseshoes, he's growing watermelons. ., -· � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 31, 1987 ash gibson imboden knopp roberts stone wright young