https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/faf8c68d4180c2d90f967e9e7e08f26a.pdf b1ed42c56c99a06fc583b23d2d1fa35b PDF Text Text 6-lhe Ohio Lottery Meigs at Belpre Friday Daily Number 921 Pick 4 0242 Super Lotto 21-38-1 0-9-32-25 Page 3 YEAR VARSITY -These Meigs algh School girls will be leading the cheers this football season for the Meigs Marauders.' They are, front, I to r, Leah 1984 1986 1985 1986 1985 1985 1984 1981 1985 1981 1984 1983 ' ' Doidge, Susan Sandy; second, I tor, Dena Manley, Jodie Ervin; third. I to r, Amy Epple, Krista Roush; fourth, Ito r. Kitn Eblin, Kim Calvert. Girl named contest runner-up Kenda Rizer, granddaughter Kenda for her volun teer service. of Mrs. Gertrude Rizer a nd She accumulated 1,573 volun teer daughter of Glenn Rizer, Racine, hours over the past year. After was fourth runner-up to Ohio the even ing gown competition Moder n Miss in the scholarsh ip which was judged live in front of pageant held over the weekend at the audience. of the 20 g irls the Columbus Marriott Inn competing Kend a was among the top eight finalists. North. Contestants were . judged on The top eight finalists were schola s tic ach ievement. volun· given a rose to present to a leer service. in ter v.tew and even· specia l friend in a rose cerem· lng gown presentation . ony. Kenda gave he r rose to Ke lll For being fourth runner-up, Lynn Bailey. Sponsoring Kenda Kenda was presented a trophy. in the compe tition we re K and J She a lso received a scholarship Co nstruction , Pomeroy; J . D. for being in the top five and in Drlllng. Racine, Hemlock Pipe· recognition for her volunteer · line, Inc. Roses Excavating, Inc., se rvice. and Sm lth·Capehart 140, New A plaque was also presented to Haven . . Comr.nU1ztt1J calendar/area happenings WEDNESDAY RACINE - .Souther n Junior High A thlelic Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the junior high schooL THURSDi\Y ROCK SPRINGS - The Salis· bury Township Trustees wil l meet Thursday evening, 7 p.m. at ) he township hall on Rock :flprings Road . · FRIDi\Y REEDSVIL LE - A regular • meeting, of Olive Township Trus· tees will be held at 7:30 p.m . Friday at the Reedsvi lle Fire Station. ROCK SPRINGS Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Friday ·at the Rock Springs Grange hall , 7:30 p.m Degree work will be given for the annual inspection. All officers are to dress in black and white. Needle· work , toy, baking and sewing co ntests will be judged . Star Grange will serve refreshme nt s. Ohio motorcyclist • completes JOurney By Si\NDRi\ L. Li\TIMER COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) Free- la nce write r and motorcycle e nthusias t Dwight Mitchell of · Dayton, Ohio, is pleased With his accomplishment of riding coast · ,to-coas t on a motorcycle In less than 84 hours. "! co ns ider it a record because no one has done it before," said Mitchell, 62, hou rs after he had res ted up from his na tionwide ride on an 883-cc motorcycle. He left Calais, Maine, on the Ca nadian border. at 11 a. m . tE DTl Wednesday. arriving in Tijuana on the Ca liforn ia- Mex· ico border a t 7:45 p.m . IPDT! Saturday. It was a journ ey of 3,600 miles tha t Mitchell covered in 83 hours 45 minutes. Mit c hell, who's bee n riding motorcycles for 20 year s. can be found in the Guincss Book of ·World Record s for his New York to Sa n Francisco jaunt in 1983. · He rna de this year's journey on a Ha r ley Davidson 88.1. " I love motorcycling," he said in a telephone interview fro m San Diego. "I wa nt to prove how good the America n-made pro· ducts are , how relia ble they a re. "Th e Americn manufacturers and la bor are gettin g shorf· changed," he sai d. "The bike is fantas tic. "!a lso demon stra ted the relia· billty of a new lightweight helmet ," Mitchell said. " I gave It a good test." He said he hit a truck outside of El Paso. It happened in a rest area and the incident woke the · truck driver. "I laid the bike down and slid under the truck ," Mitche ll sa id. "The bike got wedged into the ·hou sing there . My head hit t he ground, but I fe lt no pai n at all. ." The drver was lnensed tha t I hit his truck and wakened him up," Mitchell sa id . The motorcycle was not damaged. "Some gas and oil leaked out," he said . "I got back on and finished the ride." · The Harley-Davidson Is now the only American-born, American-produced motorcycle, a lthough the Japanese-basf(l Honda car compa ny a lso makes th e Honda Gold Wing motorcycle at Marysville, Ohio. The m a in ques tion in front of Mitc hell now is now and when to return home. " I haven' t decided how and when to come back. " he said . " I could fly back a nd have the bike shipped back. Or I could ride. "I 'm sorely tempted to ride, a nd stop at the Grand Canyon," he mused. '"The Grand Ca nyon Suite' is my favorite mus ic. Open house DARWIN- Open house , with a wei ner roast and hayride, will be held Saturday eveni ng, starti ng at 5 p.m ., a t Word of Life Christian Academ y, Rout e 681 , west of Darwin . Hayride, roast SALEM CENTER Star Grange's annual hayride a nd weiner roast will be held Sat ur day, s tarting at 7 p.m .. at the gra nge ha ll on Coun ty Road 1. north of Salem Cen ter. The event is open to anyone ages 5·105 In terested In becomi ng a member of gra nge. Band m eeting RACINE - A meeting of begin ning So uthern band stu· dents a nd parent s will be he ld Wednesda y. 7:30 p.m. In the music room a t the hi gh sc hooL For more inform atlon ca ll So uth· er n High at 949-2611 or 992-6970. 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MAIN ST. 614-992-6614 25C I the U.S. position as " hope lessly tl]ted towa rd !ration officials has been leadi ng the decision to encourage Iraqi a,ggresslon secretly, a policy the · Iraq ." "Our problem Is that If the strategy doesn't sources fear cou ld expand the crisis surrounding work the way it's supposed to, it puts us in th e U.S. milita ry forc es In the oll· rl ch gulf. middle," Stoddard warned. Several administration officials and a for mer An administration official who spoke on the Sta te Department intelli gence chi ef ex pressed condition of anonymity, like the other sources, co ncern .that a secret policy of ai ding and called the policy "slippery" and noted, "We have encouragi ng Iraq to esca lat e Its war aga inst to be careful (the Iraqis) don 't drag us further int o I ra nian o il tankers risks dangerous the war while pulling themselves out." co nseque nces. With a vacationing President Reag~n In Santa One admini stration int elligence source said th<' Bar bara, Calif. , Whit e House spokesman Dan support of Iraqi attacks was authorized " at the -Howa rd sa id of the UP! reports: "I still think the highest levels of government." This official would story is wrong. I don't think it reflects any of the not ~ l abora t e. bu t ot her sources said senior thinkin g at the policy level of this administration. · officials In Defense Secretary Caspar Wein· It's a very bi g government and there are a lot of berger's office li ave been key arc hitects of the opinions a nd there Is ·no split and we are all unified policy . in our view." Despite some disagreement. the plan has been Howard said the State Department on a dally coor~ lna t ed betw ee n the National Securi ty basis has been "beating ... over the he ad" Iraq's Co uncil, th e State Department and the Pentagon. de pa rting ambassador to Washington, Nlzar these sources sa id. Hamdoon, In an e ffort to dlscou ragp new attacks . Philip Stoddard. a retired deputy ass ista nt Stoddard, who left his post In May as director of secretary of state for current a nalysis now the non· profit Middle East Insti tute, called th is servtng as a gover nm ent co nsul ta nt , described $200° ELDORADO SEVILLE SEVILLE 2 Sect tone 14 Pages 26 Cants A Muttimedi•lnc::. N·ewspaper assertion " nonsense. " " We're not mad at Hamdoon," he sco lfed. " He has succeeded beyond his ex pectations" In · co nvi nc ing the admlnls'tratlon that Iraq'! and U.S. Interests In the strategic gulf region are IdenticaL Stoddard said he sympathized with the' a dministration's des ire to rega in the Initiative. but he sugges.ted the real aim of the new policy Is to "deny the Soviets a nd the Iranians any basic role In the gulf." The United States Increased its military presence in the gulf " to pre-empt the Soviets a nd sock it ro thE' Iranians because both were thought to be politically popular," Stoddard said. He added that Reagan has "s trayed a long way from the original stated purpose" of pro tecting oil . . s hipping in the gulf. Adminlstratlon sources confirmed ·t he United States is s haring data with . Iraq from U.S. · manned Saudi AWACS planes and reconnalsance photographs from Air Force SR-71 spy planes · based In Britain and from U-2 reconnaissance planes based in Cyprus. Sources said Iraq also ma y have data from photos taken by Amer ican spy satellites. Honor EMS personnel who saved boy's life at '87 fair COBB I I By RICHi\RD Si\LE WASHINGTON (UP II - Iraq Is being aided In It s raid s on Iran ia n offs hore targets in th e Persian Gulf with Intelligence gathered by Amerlcah · manned AWACS radar aircraft based in Saudi Arabia, ad ministra tion sources say. Also included In the admin istration's lntelll · gence sharing with Iraq is data pinpointing the movement of I ran ia n land forces provided by U.S. spy planes baseq in Britai n and Cyprus. according to t hese sourceS. Th ~ Stare Departme nt officially refused to discuss intelligence matte rs Wednesday as the a dminis tra tio n continued to deny a United Press International report that it Is e ncouraging or ass isting Ir aq's re newed attacks on Iran . U.$. public policy has been to criticize Iraq 's resumption of the bomb ings. bur government sou rces again Wednesday said the administratio n Is deeply split on whether to support Iraqi escalation to pressure Iran to accept a cease-fire in the 7·yrar -o ld war between the two nations. Iraq, after a 45· day lull. ha s bombed iranian target s every day s ince Saturday . Sources told UPI a hawkish group of ad minls· v.w. S DEVILLE S DEVILLE S DEVILLE S. D VILLE S DEVILLE enttne Sources say lr~qis getting data from U. S. Under 1986 1984 1982 1987 1986 1986 1984 1985 1987 1986 1986 1987 19.8 5 1987 1983 1983 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 3, 1987 Copyrighted 1987 Your Dealer On The Rifer --- -------5 MODEL OMEGA D-50 CAVALIER 1979 1979 1979 1979 1986 1987 1987 I OLDS. DODGE CHEV. NISSAN DODGE BUICK FORD PONTIAC CHEV. SUB at y e ARIES SKYLARK .· ESCORT CENTURY CHEVETTE WAGON RABBIT PONTIAC T-1000 CHRYSLER NEWPORT PONTIAC T/A %TON GMC · COLT DODGE MONZA CHEV. 19n KENDA RIZER MME • Clear tonight. Low 55. Sunny Friday. Highs In lower l!ils. Probability of rain near zero. By United Press International One teachers' strike In, Ohi o has ended but In two oth er sc hool district s, both In nort heastern Ohio. teache rs rem ai n on the picket lines. A teachers' strike ended In the Cleveland suburb of E uclid Wed· nf'sday , just hours before stu· dent s reported for their first day of class<'s. but substitutes took th P place of striking instructors in Nort h Ridgeville, where a Lorain Count .v judge limited the number of pickets. Teachers In th e Berks hire Sc hool Dis triCt In Geauga Co unty a lso remai ned on the picket lines Wednesday , but c lasses there d o not res um e until Tuesday . Marilyn Cross; vice president of the Ohio E ducation Associa· tlon. said as many as 34 districts are involved in negotiations between th e sc hools a nd teachers. Negotiators for the 350· me mber E ucl id Teachers Associ· a lion reached a tc.>ntatlve agree.>· ment with the Euclid Board of Educatio n shortl y before 6 a.m. after an all-night negotla tlon session at a motel. LaiN In the day. teachers overwhelmingly ratified the two· yea r pact and school offic ia ls said classes for the di stricts' 5,500 stud ent s would return to normal Thursday. The . agreement will give teac hPrs a 5.5 percent raise for each of the nex t two years, r aising the base sa lary from $18,200 to $19,201. The average sala ry in E uclid Is now $26,500. The agreement a lso maintains class sizes froin kind ergarten to e ighth grade to 28 pupils and 30 pupils in grades seven to 12. The North Ridg ev ille Educa· tlon Association in Lorain County went on strike Monday after they fa lied to reach an agreement in a reopener clause In the ir threeyear contract that would have ex pired nex t year . Th e reopener c la use said if agreements could not be reac hed on salary and other Issues. the co ntract would expire. Wednesday was the first day of classes for the 4,300 students In North Ridgeville. Teachers ' spok es man Ed Progar said only nine of the Co ntinued on page 7 Awards ceremony, dinner Sept. 17 Dewey Kennedy, chairman of the Buckeye Hills Resource Conservation and Development (RC&Dl Executive Co uncll; has a nnounced th at the Sixth Annual RC&D Awards Ceremony and Dinner will be held Thursday, · Sept. 17, at the Masonic Park In Devola, just north of Marietta . Th e evenl~!tt's activities will get underway at 6 p.m. with a -lil · pot -lu ck dinner followed by re· cognition of and awards to one person from each of the nine RC& D counties. These lndlvldu· als will be recognized for their contribution to resource conser· vatlon and development In their respective co unties. Kennedy also adds that this ypar marks the 20th year of the Buckeve Hills RC&D and that all past executive council members and past project coordinators are invited to attend the event . Those attending will be recognized during the evening. . In observing the 20th year of R C&D operations, Ke nne dy points out the many projects and activities that have been com· plet ed over the yea rs . Projects completed In recent years ,In· elude: critical area sta blllzatlon projects In Athens County at Hocking Technical College and Federal Hocking High School; roadbank seeding projects In Meigs and Perry Counties; county road stabilization projects In Belmont and Monroe Counties; and recreation devel· opment projects at Buckeye Park In Washington County and Seneca Lake In Noble County. Other actlv'lties Included re· .., - -- search and recommepdatlons on multi-nora rose control, recla· matlon of a bandoned mlnelands and oil and gas well sites, and promotion of tourism in the RC&Darea. The Buckeye Hills RC&J? Pro· ject Area Includes Athens, Bel· mont, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry and Wa· shlngton Counties. Anyone Inter· ested In the RC&D effort. In the past or In the future, Is Invited to attend this dinner and awards. ceremony. Reservations will not be re· qulred since the meal Is pot-luck. Those Interested In attending may contact the soil and water conservation district In, their county for further details on the . meal and the meeting. .. . rehabilitation and community · Membe rs of Meigs County deve lopment bloc)< grant pro· Emergency Medical Service un· grams were approved by the its credited with saving the life of commiss ioners. Harvey Willoughby, a nine-year· A total of $321,000 was alloted old Gallia Count y youth s truck by this year for rehabilitation of 23 lightning at the Meigs County Meigs' homes. So far this year , Fair, were comm ended Wednes· day by resolution by the count y $131,500 has been spent for Improvements to 10 of the 23 commi ssioners . homes. Six units are currently Commissioner Richard Jones under repair . and seven others stated he ha s heard more praise lor EMS memtlers 1n regard lo are under contract to be started this Incident than any other ·· thiS month. Last year's block grant alloca· Incident in the past. " Without lion was $91,700. Of that amount, ques tion. " said Jones, "It was the prompt response a nd expertise . $41.530 has been expended this year for the approved projects; exhibit ed by E MS m e mber s that including Middleport's building saved this life . All Meigs County Is thankful for and proud of the acquistion projec t, Pomeroy's d<>dicated · people who through handicapped sidewalk accesses , tra ining are able to perform a resurfacing of Mile Hill Road In serv ice like this for their com- Sutton Township , and lnstalla· munity. We 've sa id this to the m tlon of a· wa terlin e in Chester m any times in the pas t, bur this Township. Other projects In the board' ·mu st say to them once CDBG program are in different . again, thanks for a job well phases of completion. An e rosion problem on County done ." Road 10 where the creek is Six-month performance reports on the count y's housing cutting into the roadbed was discussed by the commissioners and Phil Roberts, c ounty eng!· neer. Roberts said he has been In touch with the soli and water conservation dis trict regarding possible Resource Conservation and Development · funding to correct the erosion problem. Other business finalized by the commissioners Included: Renewing the agreement' for the county 's soli survey. Appointing John T. Woife, Racine, to the Rio Grande College-Community College Board of Trustees for a term commencing Sept. 10. Approving a request from Judge Charles Knight to wlthraw his proposed 1988 budget for the county's burea u of support Reappropriation of $3,500 for the soil and water conservation district . Reappointing Ron Ash to the JTPA Private Industry Council for a term from Sept . 1, 1987 ' through Aug. 31, 1990. Accuse White House officials of distorting Bork's record WASHINGTON (U P!) - The White House has di storted the record of Supreme Court nomi· nee Robert Bork by portraying him as a moderate conservative when In fact he Is likely to undo three decades of social progress , said a repor t released today by the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman. · The 72- pa'ge analysis, written by consultants to Sen. Joseph Blden, D-Oe!. , de pic ts Bark as a judicial activ ist deter mined to advance President Reagan 's conservative social agenda well into the next century . Blden commissioned the re- Feds.land bids for smasher Wi\SHINGTON (UPI) Rivals burled the Energy DepBftment with 35 bids, with offers ranging from bonds to lree limousine rides, for the world's largest atom smasher, each hoping to win the 10- n\onth review that started today. Bidders sent the govern-' ment thousands of pages weighing tons and ollering billions of dollars In aid In exchange for the $4,4 billion superconducllng super colllder. Nearly every bidder claims to have the best oller and to deserve a spot on lbe list of fiaallsts. Dillpute-plagued CaiUomla barely beat Wedneoday's deadline lor filing bids, llftd Alaska, Idaho, North Carellna and Michigan also were last· day entries. port In response to a WhiteHouse briefing book that paints Bork, 60, as a moderate conservative who would follow the "main· s tream tradition" of retired Justice Lewis Powell, whom he wa ~ nominated to replace. The White House paper, the report ·contends, " is a distortion of hi s record" and contains "major inaccu racies." Both studies are like ly to be used as ammunition by Republl· cans and Democrats when Bid· e n's commlttl'<' opens confirma· tion hearings on the nomination Sept. 15. The most recent head count Indicated senators were eve nly split on Bark. A spokesman said Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, ranking Republican on the Judi· clary Committee, had not seen the Blden repori 1 In advance Wednesday and had no imme· diate comment In a related development Wed· nesday , however. the American Civil Liberties Union, which has broken a .36-year· tradition of neutrality to oppose Bork's noml· natlon, accused the administra· lion of trying to "hide the real Robert Bark !rom the people" by concealing his clear ly " radica l" philosophy. Block party scheduled · Members of the Middleport Chambers of Commerce are nailing down plans for their · annual block part y. Kicking off the party will be a bean dinner at the Dave Diles Park at 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 18. Entertainment, food and horse· shoe pitching demonstrations wwlli be provided. The event is open to Middleport merchants, their employees and to all others who have supported the block _ party .. . Following the bean dinner, a dance, the Blue Jean Ball, will be helc at the nPw bulldlng of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Ameri· can Legion, on Mill St. The dance Is open to the community and tickets are being sold In advance by the Rawlings-Coats Blower Funeral Home, Middleport Tro· phles, Bob Freed, Ace Hard· ware, Dan's and Chapman Shoes. Admission Is $3 a single and $5 a couple. Music for dancing will be provided by Crossover. n two On Saturday, Se pt. exhibits from the Center of Science and Industry, Columbus, will be featured . There 'l'ill be a ha mburger ea ting contest by Pleasers' RPstaurant and the annual pa pN a irplane flying contest will be staged. The first auto show will be held in conjunction with the block party and entries will be taken by Dwa'yne Weber at the .Quality Print Shop. The(e wlll be a horses hoe tournament. a petting zoo and public games In addition to booths of. country crafts, w·ood crafts, ceramics, and refresh· ment stands with popcorn. pizza , funnel cak<'s, sa ndwiches , cotton candy, tacos. homemade ice cream, hot dogs, beverages a nd other Items. Entertainment will s tart about noon time and appearing will be the Meigs High School Band, " Ligllt" , a gospel group; th<' Rainbow Cloggers, Denver Rice. Crossover and Charlie Lilly . ' .. ---~1 ' �) : • ·~Commentary Ill Court Sl rel'l Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TilE ~'h o-- r:s: m~ MEIGS-~IASON ,\RK\ '"'"""''--.-.,..,., c::~. = 'q!v . . . ROBERT L. WINGETt Puhllsho•r PAT WHITEHEI\D Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH G('neral Managt'r A MF.MBF.R nl Th( · l.'ryih·d PrP.'i" ln1• ·rn :ni r%tl. lnl ;tnd O;d l ~ · PI •'" ·" A:-.~nf· i : •linn an<l 1hf' Am <'l' icm l'wwsp;t p<•r Publi"l'h• · r ~ .-'1 !--l'nt · bti ~"~ n . 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Referring to · the free airline dE'velop a "patienl profile." tlckels and other gills offer!'d 10 Participating doctors are asked physicians who prescribe lt.e to !Ill out a seven-question survey drug and answer a questionnaire form classifying the patienls for on 'Ayers! Laboratories' drug whom Ihey prescribe Inderal LA. lnderal LA, Dr. John Graves according 10 age, sex, race. wrote: "I am verv concerned dosage and other medications. about lhls form of marketing in According to Graves, an assistmedicine as I feel .it creates a ant professor al Bowman Gray clear conflicl of Interest for the School of Medicine In Wlnslonphysician in their prpscrlblng Salem, N.C., an Ayerst represen-· habits." The marketing ploy, he latlve told him thai doclors who faces ups .and downs in fall .. .::Fiashcarding the boss . ' ;:: By DICK WEST .• WASHINGTON rUPI1 - I nE<ver saw a secretary try to -: •communicaiP wilh the boss - hers. mine or ours -with flashcards . .; 1 have seen a fpw male bosses try to communicate wilh fe male : office help by flashing, but thai is different. :. The way things are going nowadays - what with female bosses. - : male secretaries and all- 'vou never know whal sex you're gelling. : • 1 mean , supposP the National Org~nlzatlon for Women gol its wish ;.and Rep. Palricla Schroeder, D-Colo., were e!PCted president. • Wouldn't the secrelary of slate. call him George Bush. feel a bll foolish s howing up ala Ca binet meeling with a deck of flashcard s. one of which said : " I Quit"? · Thai Is the main reason I conlend the 40 messages that Lisa Freedman, a Hollywood- type execullve secretary, has provided on ·• flashcards In her "Sec's Talk" need updallng. ·Judging from her photograph, Freedman Is indeed of the female ·.· persuasion. On network television, she may have uttered the quip: : "The Maybelllne truck Is here, Ms. Bakker." If ever I needed an . ' .: ex~~~~~:r s:-i~e:':;J'l~o~!g~~~·~e~e~~~eFt"h":df~~nt~!ts~~~e of her . ·flashcards. even though lamlnaled and washable, are a bit dated. , :ulie the card that says bluntly, "I Quit." . :~: Never quit unl<'5s you have aMther job, or a publisher of your •. -(flessages, lined up. Inslead ..flash before the his eyes cards letting the >'boss know Ihat in your opinion he is a "Sexist Pig!" and lhreatening. ; ''I'll Sue. " ·: , Freedman may be right in louting the cards as represenling the > ':besl form of "the s llenllreatment" and a sure way' of g'etting "your ·.·message Ihough," :;;· Nevertheless, I insist a eard whose message is simply "I Quit" Is :• :hopelessly old-fashioned. It seems to Imply you couldn't write a ;: ;decent. modern letter of resignation. And if you do qull, how are you going lo filii he lonely, el'nply hours? . <·; •.• •. :tLetters to the editor ·.• Nice group of people :O·::Mr. Editor, · · • I would like 10 comment on the ::Bash an tadles Auxllary for their , delicious Ice cream they made : for saturday nlghl Ice Cream ; Social some body out there sure ;.')mows how to make Ice cream. -; 'l'he fruit flavors .even have > 'pieces of the fruit right In It. It Is •• I ... I not arliflcal flavoring and they have real friendly service. I would have to say they are a nice group of people If you missed their Ice cream and hot dogs you missed a real treat. Ladles keep the good work going. I like to give the Roses where they belong. E.R.Searberry "We'll be rotating our players In and out lo keep lhe team · fresh, " said SOuthweslern coach Jack James of the Highlanders ' plans for the coMing non conference battle Friday nlghl, at 7:30 p.m ., against RossSoutheastern from Rlchmondale. Keeping fresh faces may not be enough, as the Panthers' game Drugs, money______B_:_y_J_ac_k_A_nde_rs_o_n_a_n_d_J_o_se_p_h_S_p_'e_ar j Reagan ... The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Highlanders _host Panthers in -'87 opener ' : uldr~<..,._in l! j,..'-111':- . n ~>t pt ·t~• n;~l tl i t ':'- . By HELEN THOMI\S UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON '!UPI)- Presidenl Reagan apparently is facing a · number of ups and downs as he ends his California vacation and prepares for a busy fall season in Washington. The happy side of the ledger is the prospeci of signing an · lntermedlale range missile agreement with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at a summit meeting In Washington . possibly in lale ' November. On that score, there appears to be an exorable drive for a pacl with major concesslons .aiready made concerning on-site lns!)('ction and , West Germany's decision to scrap 72 controversial Pershing missiles . The word being passed to reporlers In Santa Barbara, where lhe president is vacalioning, is that Nancy Reagan wants her husband to 'go down In hislory as a peacemaker. Oddly, in his nearly seven years in office, Reagan has never expressed I he same wish. , Contingency plans for a summit have been in the works for many • months on Ihe premise that the United Stales will be prepared to play : host to a "big-two" meeting. , II will be a third encounler between the superpower leaders Who • both want and arms agreement and nePd it. : The down side of lhe coin Is the posslbillly thai there may be more : bad news about the Iran-Contra scandal. · If Lawrence Walsh. the special proseculor, decides lo interview Ihe - ,presidenl before pressing ahead with criminal charges against lwo ;:- former members of the national securily staff, Reagan may be down on whelher Adm. John Poindexter and Lt. CoL Oliver ,··:•· pinned North ran away wilh presidential power or were acling under his general mandate. •'' North has testified that everything he did, including the divers ion of funds from the Iran arms sales to the Nicaraguan rebels, or Contras, ' had the approval of higher-ups . Poindexler has said Ihal he tri!'d 10 •. protect Ihe president, giving him plausibledeniabillty, In making I he foreign policy moves outside of government c hannels . Reagan has yel to condemn North and Poindexler for allegedly •· slaging a "coup" as some senators have conlended, and bypassing ,- nls aulhority . He has slapped Poindexler on the wrlsl for saying "the buck stops here," but he ha s said that both men were well-intentioned ••. and motivated. • The president also has acknowledged that It was ,his own "stubborn • pursui t" of a policy lhat led to the worst polilical crisis of hi• •· admlnlstralion. Reagan has consistently claimed he did nol ~now thai money from weapons S'!ies lo Tehran had been passed along to the Contras. If North and Poindext<'r were renegades who "privalized" foreign :• policy and made end runs ,to avoid congressional surveillance. they • could be culpable and subject to conspiracy charges. On I he other hand, if they were acling under orders, it might be anolher ball game. · AI some point, the president has to come 10 grips with the fact Iha l .· two aides dealing wilh I he highes l security mailers of I he country ;: kepi him out of the loop or were following orders. As long as I hosE' -: ques tions remain, his own credibilily is al stake. '• A:l the same time, Reagan has prided himself on cooperating with -: Ihe invesligations. He did testify before the Tower Commission and .· initiated Ihe appointmenl of a special proseculor and is cooperating ,. with Ihe Inquiry on Capitol HilL He was In len! to snow that there was ·• no cover-up on his part . In addition , Reagan has been forthcoming in lurning over :: documen ts other presidents would have balked at re leasing wlln a : claim of execu tive privelege, including some diary notes . •' Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio • _The Daily ·Sentinel - plied •that the free gifts were submll questionnaires on 50 needed ,a s an Inducement for Jnderal LA patienls are given a dO<ttors to fill -out the survey free airline ticket anywhere in questionnaires. "Completion of the United Slates . He said he was survey forms and processing of lold there are other, more pape~work Is required o( parliclvaluable priz~s for .filling out up patlng .physiCians," lHr wrote. 10 200 survey forms .. · "anq professional honoraria Graves first raised his obfeccommensurate wjth these efforts lions to the. Ayers! free-gift are of!E"red. program In a recent Issue of lhe "Selections lnciYde .•lqnostlc New England Journal of Medi. equipment, medical ·textbooks. cine. Noting lhat lhe market for or air travel to atlend medical hypertension medlc.atlon Is meetings. The program Is declearly a competilive one. and signed to enable physicians to . aggressive promotion can be expected, Graves said he thinks attend the meeting of their Ayers! 's lechnlque reflected selecllon rather lhan a pre· "quesllonable elhlcal arranged symposium. The honorarium Is modest when one sta ndards ." The compa ny spokesman lm- considers 11 Is offered In return for fu)l year of program participation and th·e completion of survey forms tin at least 50 patients ." The company's wrltlt>n statemen! did nol say w~her It monllored Ihe physlclana' cholcl' of airline tickPts to 5Ure they were used to aiiPnd medical meetings. Th~ company spokes. man d·e cllned 10' comment beyond thl' wrllten slalement. 'Rep. Henry Waxman. D-Calll. , Iold our rPporter Gary Clouser he Is co ncprned ovN such ma rkel lng practic('s, and suggest('(! Ihal lhey are linked _to th<' drug companil's' ca mpaign to prbmotP their prolllabl<t btan~ ­ naml:' prpsc l'iptlons ovt>< R<'nerlc drugs . , Thl' lnc!'ntlves offered to doctors to pr('scrlbl' cerlain drugs "cloud th£'1r judgPmPnt." Wa* man said . HP also pointed "'' thaI I hi' COS I of lhP lt'ifls lo physicians Is ullimalely pass«J on 10 Ihe drug comp.ny's ~usto­ mers. Waxman Is chairman (>f. Ihe Hous(' . subrommltlee $ he a It h and 1he environment. Don't delay. useful science Where are the defenders of civil disobedience whPn we need them• Why isn't Professor Gary Strobel a nPw folk hero of a ntl -es labli s hm ent lntellecluals' Slrobel Is clearly no mean scholar himself. One of lhe nation 's premier plan! palhologlsts. Ihe Montana Slate Unlverslly researcher has sP.,nt recPnl years sta lking a cure for Dulch elm disease. His a nll -esta blishmen l credentials •are eq1,1ally sound. Rather than permit government regul ations to dE"Iay valuable research for a year. he spurned lhe rules and injected 14 elms wilh a strain of genellcally engineered batPriu m thai can kill the dlseas£'. Gallleo would have been proud. His own nemesis, the Vatican. rarely eiPva led bureaucralic hauleur to I he high art practiced by the Environmental Proteclion Agency. As Strobel noled , he had little choice In thedeadE"ning face of delay: "We ca n sit and lalk abour Dutch el m disease or we can do somPthlng about it ." So now. wherP are ,the hosan nas for his drvolion to knowl edgP? Why Is Strobel In troubiP not only with the gov('rnmPnl, but with his univPrslty and , alas, eve n with som!' of his coll!'agups?· Don't believe lor .a moment 1ha 1 Ihe reason stems from experimental risk: Thr risk Is minimal. and most seasoned sc te nt isls will say 'so. Desplle profound public Ignorance of bioengineering 1a nd consequent unease 1. most experiment s cur· rl'nlly involve little or no danj!er . Sometimes lhPy merely shorl clrcul t decades of plant and animal breeding, thl' process lhrough which humans have manipulated s pecl!' s for cenlurirs. Un fortun ately , our socll'ly ha s bt>comr one In which pve n the most fane! ful risks aro' now taken serious ly, tot he point of harnl'sslng sclenc!' to a post. Would penicillin ever have bl'en Intra- duced, for cxampiP, had It b('('n forced to vault the fearsome lin!' of obstacles s incE> !'fl'ct('(! by the Food amd Drug Administration? Even If the answer is yes, how many itv('s would havl' bet>n lost befor!' the druJ! rPCelv('(! final approval? Regulallon Itself Is not thl' problem . Europt'an counlrlcs. which routln!'iy Introd uce llf('savl ng drugs years IX'(Or<' they arrive on America n shelves. control the manufacture' and saiC' of suc h substanc!'s. too . Ali nations regulale nuclN•r P<JWer. for that malll'r. yet fi'W managr to ens uri' such maddening delays as thl' Unltl'd States. Docs anyone seriou sly think nu cll'ar plants In France or Japan arl' less safe- than ours? Our ca ution is doublc-edg('(!, too , lnfPcllng bolh adminls tra· live agencies and thl' courts. As a res uil, only .In Aml'rlca co uld a modern -day Luddite llkcJcrl'my Rifkin so !'ffcctively stlflt' lhno· vatlon and progrrss. Should controllers be WASHINGTON .!NEAI- Fedf'ral a ir accident investigalors want to test air traffic conlroll <"rs for possible drug use when Ihey make sePmingly unexp lai nable errors, but the DPpartmen lof Transportation, which runs lhe Federal Avlallon Admin Istration, is aga inst the Idea. This has enraged some members of Congress concerned with air sa fety. On July 9. over the North Atlanlic, a Pa~ Am Airbu s and a Vlasa Venezuelan Airway s DC10 - wilh a combined Iota! of more than . 200 passengers and crew - passed within 300 fe<"l vertically a nd 500 feel horlon tally of eac h other when an ai r controller Inadvertently cleared the Pan Am jet to change to analtitude already occupied by the Vlasa DC-10. As with all near misses, lht> inelden I was Investigated by th!' National Transportation Safety Board, an lndependenl government agency. The agency is separate from the Deparlmenl of Transportation and his lorlcally has had a somewhat conlenllous relationship with IL NTSB Investigators determined· the near miss was lhe result of conlroller error. It was the kind of error that an experienced controller should not have made. NTSB Investigators asked lhe controller to take a test for drug and alcohol use. He refused, and the FAA and, , ultimately, the Department of Transportation backed up that decision. · FAA policy states that drug and alcohol tests should not be required of conlrollers wllhout "Specific cause.' Specific cause means that the Individual has been observed using drugs or acting In a visibly erratic man·' ner. That th~ controller simply made a mlstakt> Is not considered sufficient cause to require test 1·., .. lng. Meanwhile air con i rollers ar<' just as unhappy with their working condition as those who went on strikl' in 1981. In facl , they n:CI'nlly voted to form a nt>w union (O ne tha i rules our any future strikes. no matl er thE' s late of labor relations!. One area of major contenllon bf'lwel'n controllers and their bosses has been drug a nd a lcohol tes ling. ·' Last year, when a controller in an air traffic center admit led lo drug usage a nd impllcaled fellow controllers, widespread drug tesling at thai cenler was ordered. The result was severallawsuil s thai are sllll pending and lbe announcement that no controller would be required to und ergo testi ng without specific cause. · This . decision has upset the NTSB. It~ ·position Is thai drug and alcohol letfng should be part of all accident or near-miss lnvesligllons, just as It now Is for pilots and airline crews If they are thought to be Pesponslble. Rep. Card iss Collins, D-Ill., chairman of the House Government Operations Subcommittee on Transportation, which oversees bOih the Departmenl of Transportation and 'the NTSB, agrees. She recently sent a bllslerlng leiter lo Transportallon Secrelary Elizabeth Dole blastIng the FAA's stance, which she said raises fundamental questions about the safely of the air traffic control system. "The Department of Transportation Is conllnulng to frustrate and undermine National Transpor;taUon Safety Board safety Investigations by encouraging air traffic controllers Involved In ~erl­ ous operationl!l errors to refuse to be tested for drug and alcohollmpalrmenl," Collins wrote. Collins also said that her sub- Meigs opens loop play with Belpre CHALLENGE TROPHY - Pictured Is the Meigs MarauderBelpre Golden Eaps Football Challenge Trophy. Spon80red by •' the Belpre and Melcs County Jaycees. the trophy goes to the winner of the Marauder-Golden Eagle game and remains In the winner'• trophy cue so lon1 as they can win. Belpre olalmed the prize In 11184 downlnl Meigs 25-14. II has rested In the Marauder trophy case for the put two years by virtue of Meigs wins by scores ol34-7 and 13-0. Scoreboard ... 1\Mf.K'K',\N U:AGl' E 1, v"•"• r~·· •~~•~n•dlo .... t t:..!ll ....... ....... ..... " fil - "" .."' '" ' """ ..... , ... 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Loubo - ~p~• d IN••• llllit'n l liftt" h:u- kHI ' urll!>o ftl.t,krr lOll I· )1' 1lf 4'0i1Wfllo11 ; 11,11 runalnr hu.~• k t: rk· llr•ln, q ... r11•r · hud, Sh"'A'fl HUIIGNn. ll•hlrlld M-llllllm tbrril'. auilnt l'hilrlo ... \' io~~lll • rol.l , dt•lrn· .,.,,. r•• Gro· ~~:R~tm.,..Y 1n•d'" lltt· " '' ''''" '' filii St· ·ait.ll; plw.·•·d ~o~&frtW~oo Tim M1·Dn· n:ald iiAd Tim P.-nph'!< . d••h'nlih't• •·nd o .. ,kt fillll-·:..y 111td Willi• Fl'l't'h'i't ,\dr \1111 ~h· llrl•· pn lnj11n'li n"M"r,••: · pb.o·rd wW.• rt•t•f'lu•r Tim \\otlord ttl phy!i61•1&1ly 11!\atMt· I" pt'f"lomt 11"1 : dahnt •d ..a.lrt)' INl&)'IW' ,\ndH'!:OO• ~tnd t'•""'• rhat·k Un•111 Hill un walvf'rJi. HtH·Iu•)' N\' Ran~to•r.. - Kt>-.. ll{flf'dll•ll w.•l11111 Don Mlllonry . " The key to cross counlry Is lng forward to a good year." running In a pack and -I- feel we According to Willey. bolh ca n accomplish thai lhis year," learns are working well togelher ''.:said Rio Grande cross cou nl ry and have deve loped a close-knll · coach Robert Willey of his team's relallonshlp , ' 1987 season. Rio Grande's firs I cross coun"I am looking forward to lhe lry outing will be held Saturday, season and it should be a greal September 5, when the team learning process for a lot of our participates In lhe Marshall young people," Willey added . · Invitational In Hunllngton. Seven new runners have been W.Va. added lhls year to the cross On Saturday, October 3, apcountry roster. In addition, this Is proximately 800 runn·e rs. lnclud· the first year Rio Grande has lng high school athletes, will fielded a women's cross counlry meel on the Rio Grande campus squad. to partlclpale In the 17th annual "Being the first year of Rio Grande College InvitationaL women's cross country, It should " This year's team Is very be exclllng for us." Willey said. young and Inexperienced," Wil " Naturally, we are young and ley said, "but we are looking Inexperienced, but we are look- · forward to good things from them. " • ' • I I : ~ J'. f) "Congratulations, bsst wlshss and good luck on beating the odds. " · I -' The Ohio Valley Christian School Defenders' volleyball, team visited Southwestern and claimed victories for the varsity and reserve teams. The varsity Defenders elted powerful serves as they picked up 15-3 and 15-4 wins over the Highlanders. Beth Wood led In serving points with eight. and Rachel Danner, TraclSisson and Edina. VanMalre added six each. Contributing a point each were Becky Danner.- Pam Holley, Naqcy Lanier and Marla Roach. The Defenders' reserve team won their match 15-7 and 15-5, as Lanier led In serving points with 13. The Defenders will host Rock1 Hill on Tuesday, September 8 at 6 P-W· The Daily Sentinel (liSPS 14~9601 , A Division.of Mulllmedlu. Inc. Published. every aUernoon. Monday Jhrou~h m~roy. Friday, 111 Court St.. Po Ohio .. by th£' Ohio Valley Pub· · llshlnJ! Company!Mu lllmed la. In c.,. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992·2151). &-· cond class posta~<' paid a t Pom('roy, ME'mbc>f; United Press Intprnatlonal. Inland Dally Pr£>ss Association and the Ohio·Newspaper Association. National Advf'rtlsl n ~ RRprf'S£'ntatlvc , Branham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third AvenuE'. Ne-w York, NE.'w York 10017. POSTMASTER: SE-nd addri:"Ss rhangcs to The Dally Sentinel. 111 Court St., PomE-roy, Ohio45769. SlJBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route On£' WPPk .................. .. .... ........... 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Mall Suhscrlptlons Inside Melp County 13 Wf'('kS .. . .. , ................... $11.29 26 WPek s ................................ $34.06 52 WC'l'ks .... .... ................ .......... $66.56 Outside Melg:~; Counly 13 WeE"ks .................................. $18.20 . 26 We-cl<s .................................. $35.10 52 WPeks ... .... ......... ....... ........... $67.60 01\VID OGLESBY Oglesby is new baseball coach at Rio RIO GRANDE - J . David Oglesby ha s been named baseball coach and Instructor of heallh and phys ical educalion a l . Rio Grande .Coll ege and Communly CollegE'. Oglesby comes to Rio Grande fro m Georgia Southern College, Stalesboro, Gl) ., where he served as an assistant basketball coach. In addition, he laugh! physical education at Georgia Soulhern. Prior to his co llege teaching and coaching, Oglesby taught physical education on the high school levt>l for 11 years . He received his bachelor's degree In education, with a major In physical education, at Georgia Soutl!em. Oglesby earned his MED, with a major In physical edu cation. from Georgia State University, Atlanta, Ga. His EDS, with a major In health and physical education, was completed al- Georgia Southern In March of this year_ He has served as a volunteer for recreational youth and adult programs and has worked with the Special Olympics In Georgia. MASON LANES HAS OPENINGS for 9 P.M. Leagues on Monday, Wednesday & Friday nights. Interested teams or persons should call (304) 773·5300 for information. Both Men and Women Bowlers Are Welcome. Coal Grove al Gallipolis Point Pleasant at Barboursville' Meigs at Belpre Waterford al Southern Portsmoulh West at Soulh Poinl Easlern at Hannan , W. Va. Rock Hill at Wayne , W. Va . Southeastern at Southwestern Uniolo at AI hens · Wheelersburg at Ja ckson Nelsonville-York al Logan Ca mbridge at Marietta Warren Local at River Ironton St. Joe at Symmes Valley Saturday Kyger Creek al Wahama Minford at Oak Hill Hannan Trace at Huntington Vinson North Gallla al Green Trimble at Wellslon MAS'ON LANES Corner Pomeroy St. & lrd St. Mason, W. Va . --- lOOOEX PC..Compatible Computer With Color Monitor , Save $20395 Our Lowest Price Ever! 00 2S-10Sn 2!'>· I 02.1110-13 Defenders triumph • when he doeim'l open up a lew holes lor himself." The Highlanders' defense features Joe Bryant, senior Tim Wisniewski and sophomore Josh Halslop as the linebackers. The quickness of Wisniewski and Haislop may be a· factor In how much time the Panthers' Adams will have to lhrow, In other games Friday , Waterford Is at Southern and Eastern at Hannan, W.Va. Saturday, Minford plays a.t Oak Hill, Kyger Creek al Wahama, Hannan Trace al Huntingion Vinson and North Gallla at Green . Ohio. Friday's games st11allord - ~~~nh'd " ' Jt.lly l~ood'*· i•r"ll ' .....h Tr"a." - ~~IM · M•• d klt·k...- \nd)' l,.o•o·k• · lnr .. niiiHmMm uf otw l ittnr. HtJU;ool"" - went down with a knee injury during the 16-10 loss to Alabama in the Kickoff Classic. "He's the guy who can make our defensive line," Bruce said this week as he walched Holiiman a nd the rest of the down linemen work with asslslanl coach Randy Hart. "He was our best lineman in lhe Kickoff Classic las I year. "I thi nk it was nol only his knee but his head," Bruce sa id . "Now, he's got his head straight about what he wants to do. He's got some abilily so he's looking at the posslbilily of playing pro foot baiL That makes him a better player.··· James, will have to clip the Panthers' wings by controlling the ball on offense and "pu ttlng some heat on Adams." If the defense can show some .of the same pursuil that they showed In last Friday night' s SVAC preview, they may be able to take the passjng game from the Panthers. Southwestern, in contraSI, will show . a T-formatlon running anack that will leave I Iitle room ior passing, thougllMcCarty can throw to senior halfback-wide receiver Chris Bryant, who "can get out wide anytime we want him to ," sa id James. Though senior sig nal -c aller Rob McCarty "is quick and runs a nice lit lie option," the last word In Highlander offensive strength Is likely 10 be senior fullback Joe Bryant. James said I he offensive lin<' "has beef and size, and will open up holes for the l98-pounder . •I UrdMn -:Willey says 1987 will ·: be learning process Berry's World COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P'!i Coach Earle Bruce's goal for an lmprov('(! Ohio State defensive line is progressing nicely and much of that lmprovemenl comes from having a health y Ray Holliman. Holliman , a 6-foot-4. 262- pound senior from Holland. Mi ch.. played in only one 1986 game. He Transactions ,,._~&nH'd Holder stated. Coach Boo Ashley, of the Marauders, staled the Golden Eagles are lean and mobile and the defense would be hard pressed . 10 contain Quarterback ,Troy Sluckey, who directs the Belpre attack. ••our winning will depend greatly on our ability to pressure Stuckey and contain him on offense," said Ashley. Wilh the exception of Terry Fields, who suffered a band inj ury in lhe opener, Ihe Marauders appear to be physically fit . The Belpre sq uad has a winning tradition and !hough Coach Holder lament s the loss of the nineleen players from last year , his expertise in utilizing his personnel with Ihe greatesl success Is common knowledge. Meigs has a win streak of their ow n to keep intacl and will be equally determined to posl a viet ory Friday night. So, despite alllherhetorlc,look for a nother of !hOse hard hitting ga mes which sPem to be the pattern when these lwo learns meet. Buckeyes" defense improved llihh'lk· dlm ·lor . N.\TtOSA.L U :Aiil'E "" . l.ot!b.: N• .. l'•r• Tolrdu flkt l 11111 - ·~ ·t • r l'fiM' h. lh'U iol ~Ill., - T"' ..,_, .ac111 1. r~1 ( ' e lt~ml•n ~ (!'l."i'·.\1.1 Ktit·........ c-r !&II Pa•·••·a.o-t {lloo. .) Com men tlng on the Meigs sq uad, Holder sta ted that the passing of Mike Banrum Is a signific ant lhrcat lobe reckoned wilh. Defen s iV~Iy he feels Meigs Is · very aggressive wllh Brent Bissell leading the way . "We musl play a near perfect game If we expect to com<' away wllh Ihe win agai nst the Marauders ," """'"')" - N~tmt'lt .llnl Murph,\ u.~"'"'' 1111111 r•..-.-~ ~ Ollk.._tl 1&1 lllllkMft'. •IC"' Mla..a_,a.,... .i Mla.....,il , •lthl flth•a&e ~t~ Ku...., ( ky, nlll!l brt rnl FILII SIIIIMIIfii(S " I. I'd . (i8 ndor••••·r l~ l'·SLI 1'1 ~~ . ~it - The Meigs Marauders, defend Ing TVC champions. will invade lhe aerie of Ihe Gol(!en Eagles at Belpre in a contest that could have a greal impact on the outcome of the race for the championship this season. Meigs will be' looking for their third cohseculive win over the Belpre eleven In as many years. The Eagles. who losl19 seniors last year, will use the wlnged-T offense this season . Coach Ralph Holder staiPd that he has changed Ihe s tyle of offense this year to suit lhe personnel and lhal lney will be back to thC' oplion type attack which ha s been so successful over the years. l&o• ·ho~"' •I f'olund~u ~ .......... .~ . ........ 11.1 • "gl'ncy !hat will ca ll. amo~ othl'f things. for limited randobl IPSiing . Rl'porledly Ihi' new DOT r~u ­ latlons will l'equlre about a third of DOT's 100.000 work!'rs. IncludIng con lrollt'rs - as well as pi'Jors , tl'uck drlvPrs a nd rail work !'rs - to be tested under certain circu msta nces. Bul lhe spokesman refused 10 specu late whelht>r conlroiiPr error would bl' grounds to require drug and alcohol !('Sting or whether coni rollers would be required to undi'J'go !<'Sting If rl'qucsled lo do so by NTSB lnvPstl gators. 0 tilt boj HU•. Inc Plu,.Mnlt 1M ··-~-. ••~~:• Nt'• l ' ork Jt.l l A!! •\ftlf'lf"'o , nlrhl Ptllladri,.U• w.1 Sa• Fr.uu-1-.t·n. Jdll:l'll ISTt:H!'I;ATIONAI. u :,\C.il 'f: Majors tested_8_Y_Ro_b_er,_w_,_agm.---r~ commltler has be!'n trying Ia " unta gil' Ihe confusion and misdirection th at conllhues 10 rharaciPrlze DOT's drug test policy _" II ask('(! for a copy of all DOT or FAA records relating lodru~ and alcohol tE'sting of co ntrollers from th e flrsl ha lf of thl.s year and thrl'aiPnrd that If Doll' is not forthcoming. It "will require the s ubcom mittee to consider lhe Iss uance of a subpoena to compe l production of thos!' documpnls. •· Dole, through a DOT SP<Jkl'sman, says Ihal her ag<'ncy Is cur rently working to develop nl'w drug a nd alcohol testing rl'gul tions for all employ,•es wilhln thl' plan promises plen\y of passing, something James said Will lest lhe defense, especially the secondary. The Panthers wl!l have quarterback Mike Adams, a 6-4, 195 sophomore who will have quick receivers and a pass-catching backfield as his weapons for the upcoming contest. The Highlanders, according to I K~~ Pla!li~rm Reg. Separate Items 898.95 · Lo'w As $32 Per Month • • (!.., the MS.DOS Software You Use at the Office and Software Desianed for Home and Classroom ·• Includes Penonal DeskMate~ 6-in•l Software • Ready to Run-Includes AU Necessary Adapters • Built-in 5 1 /• ~ 360K Disk Drive • 256K Memory • Expandable with a S 1/4" or 3 1/zu External Drive • Includes CM·S Color Monitor The Tandy 1000 Family: The Best,Selling PC Compatibles Made in America ftad1e ., /haek . coMPUTER CENTERS Check Your Phone Book for the ladle lllaeN Store or Dealer Nearest You , 1 I I . I'.y,, ,,,.,,, ,,,,,, , ,,,., •1•1' ''''1'''"" .,,,.,., ,. ,,.,.,. •mtll'"l :,tlt'<' 1,f " ""hiu.: ,.,,.d ,t . o( ;itll.illt' rt '\ "hillte I'H'tlit l"rnl!l C:iHioltuk "ln·n· "Ill';,.,.',. 1 imtl~ l :nqt ~~~- D(ISIT\1 Ml..rm••li. l'o • r""'· 'll ><·~~ \I.•H_.fl'\1 �Thursday. September 3, 1987 Ohio Bo Diaz hits two·ru·n homer . • • ID eight io give Reds 3-1 WID over the left-field wall for his 14th homer of the season. had just three runs. "We had some great pitching in this series and won two out of "All catchers like high last - three here." added Ro se . "That' s balls," Herzog said. "I wonder pretty good. Maybe we are why that Is ? But Dlaz had a great September players." Frank Williams, 3-0, a nd John game." The other Cincinnati run also Franco, · who earned his 25th save. combined to hold St. Louis came on a home run. Leadoff batter Kal Daniels hitless ovPr the final three ripped a 1-1 pitch from Cox over Innings·. Starter Ron Robinson the rlght·fie ld wall for a l - 0 lead gave up four hits Jn s ix Inning s In the first Inning. It marked the before coming out for a pinch seventh lime this season th at hill er The Cardinals only had Dan iels led off a ga me wit h a two hil s after the fir st Inning. • "We a ll know good hitting wll1 homer. stop good hitting . ll a lwa ys does," Rose sa id. "They have a "I hit a btg one but Bo got the hit-geared offense and we shut it game-wi nner and thai's e nough down " for me." Daniels said. ·•I'm glad St. Louis tied the game 1-J In to hit mine because Danny a nd the fir st. Vince Co lema n led off me are from the same hometown with a single. sto le> second a nd 1Vienna. Ga. l and tha t means went to third when the throw by something to me." catcher Diaz went into cen ter . A Rose sa id home runs are double by Ozzie Smith scored coming In bunc hes for the Reds . Colema n "We've hit a bu nch of homers It was the second co nsec u tive these la st two nights," Rose said " We usual ly don't do th at In this loss for St. Louis . which saw Its bil( ballpark . Kal a nd Bo really lead s hr ink to 3 ~ games over second-place N<?w York In th e ripped their hom ers . Na tional League East. Coupl ed "We had som e homers but we with Sa n Pranclsco' s loss Wedreally didn ' t get a lot of runs. We · nesda y, the Reds mov£'d within fi ve ~ames of thP Giant s in NL had tit re<' (Tuesda y) and got WI'S!. seven runs a nd tw o tonight and ST. LOUIS ( UPI I - The more Pete Rose sees of catcher Bo Diaz, the more he likes . Dlaz ripped a two-run homer In the eighth Inning Wednesday night to snap a tie and lift the Cincinnati Reds to a :1-1 triu mph over the St. Louis Cardin a ls. "Bo did everyth ing," Rose said. " He hit a home run, threw out some guys and made an error. I 've seen him play all year a nd he plays pretty good. "Diaz was tre mendous. He should have gotten a n out on (Willie! McGee stealing. " · In the fourth. McGee stole second and umplr'e Lee Wyer called him safe but McGee, thinking the call was out. walked off the base and was lagged out. The official scorer ruled a stolen base on the play. " In a way, Willie was telling Lee Wyer he missed the call." St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog sa id." Diaz a lso th rew out Terry Pe ndle ton and Lance Joh nson. "Ron (Ro binson) helped Bo out," Rose said. "He's quick to home and to fi rst a nd tha t helps your catcher." Wtl h two out in the eighth. Da nny Cox, 9-5, walked Buddy Bell before Diaz sent a 2-1 pit ch Astros rout Cubs I 0-1 DANIELS TAGGED OUT - Terry Pendleton tags Reds' Kal Daniels out as he tried to reaeh third base in fifth inning of Wednesay's game in St. Louis. The Reds won, 3-1. (UPI) Ohio University, WVU have _Nehlen similar programs MORGANTOWN. W.Va 1UP I I - The football programs a t \Vest Virginia University a nd Ohio Unive rsity are very much a like, accord ing to Mount ai neers· coach Don Nehlen. "They have as m any players as we have. They have 9:; sc holarships."_Ne hlen sa id of his seaso n -open in g opponen t . "They're red-blooded Ameri cans, they ca n play a nd we'd better be ready to play." Coinc identally, both teams, who meet on Mountaineer Field at I' p.m. Sat urday, a lso are looking to rebound from disap pointing seasons. West Virginia •finished 4-7 in 1986 while the Bobcats went 1-10. It's West Virginia 's firs t sub .500 season s ince 1979 that leaves Nehlen co nfident his tea m won' t be looking past Ohio to the Sep t. 12 game aga inst Ohio State. ranked thi rd In UP!' s pre-seaso n poll. "We we re n't exac tly 11 -0 las t year," Neh len said. " I th ink It would be a ter rible er ror on the part of West Virgmia to look by a nybody ... There is n't one single .team on our schedule that can't beat West Vlrgmia . including Ohio University " Ohio coach Cleve Bryant says his tea m may be undermanned but they won ' t be manhandled by the Mountaineers. " I 'm sure his players have no respect for us . But I think it's going to be a very in teresti ng cont est." the Bobcats' secondyear coac h said. " They ca p only playlltplayerst ata tim ea ndby no stretch of th e imag ina tion ar£' we intimidated." T he Mount~ln eers a t·c heavy favorit es to extend their s treak of season-ope ntn g v Jctorie s to eight. The st reak incl udes a 5o- 3 tri umph over Ohio in 198.1 and a 38-0 romp over the Bobca ts in I victory. "I'm looktng forward to playing Coach Nchlen." Bryant said. " West Virginia Is a football name tha t carries a lo t or pres tige." Perez replaces DeMars as Cincinnati's hitting coach ST. LOU IS 1UP II - Th e Ci ncin nati Reds. whose lack of hitting has played a big part in the clu b losing 18 of the last 25 games. are rep lacing hil!mg coach Bill> DeMars with Tony Perez Reds' ow ner Ma rge Scholl and genera l ma nager Bill Bergesch both recently sugges ted lo DeMars that he have fi rst base coach Perez help him. DeMars sa id the message was cl£'ar and that he will leave the c lub after this season. " We don't have two pitching coac hes and we certalnlv don't have two managers, " said DeM · ars. "That's all there was to it. " I was going to leave anyway, .. ·Rozelle is willing to get involved in talks WASHINGTON (UPI ) - NFL Co mmi ssioner Pete Rozell e says he is "willing to get involved" with the league's labor ta lks. but only if he Is welcomed by both th e player s' union a nd ow ners. T hree-man negotiati ng teams representi ng the NFL Players Associa tion a nd th e ow ners' Management Cou ncil barga ined for 4'/, hours Wednesday In their first nego tiating session since Aug. 14. No progress was reported from the ta lk s, he ld a t an undisclosed location, but there was promise they m ay resume today. Roze>lle, the league's top offi· cia! since 1960, did not participate In the negotiations during the "7-day players stri ke that wiped out seven weeks of the 1982 season , but expressed his willlngqess to join the ta lks this time to avert another walkout. • "Yes, I would be willing to gel Involved at the right time. but I would have to be accepted by both the Ma nagem e nt Council and the Players Association, .. Roze ll e sa id th ro ~ g h a spokesman. , • "However, I don 't want to get Into a situation In which the players ex pect me to get them everything that they want from the owners a nd vice versa. Both sides would ha ve to rea lize that each would n ee d to compromise." The collective bargaining agreement expired at m idnight 1984 West Virginia leads the schools ' series 11·4 Brya nt's last game against the Mou nta ineers wa s 1966. It was a fres hma n game a nd Brya nt was the Bobcats' blossom ing quarterback He . led them to a :JJ-6 Monday. leav ing the approxi· mat eiy 1.600 NFL players without a co ntract h<'ading Int o the Sept. 13 regular season. The negollators met from 26:30 p.m . a nd dicus st>d a varie ty of Issues, Management Cou nci l spokes m an John Jones sai d. The owners were represcn!ed by Executive Director Jack Donlan, Ass ista nt Executive Dl· rector Jim Conway a nd former management law ye r Sarge Karch. The players were represented by union Executi ve Director Gene Upshaw , Ass ista nt Executive Director Doug Allen a nd Genera l Coun sel Dick Berthelsen . By CHARLIE McCA RTHY UPI Sports Writer Houston's switch-hit ti ng Kevi n Bass Wednesday powered himse lf to a Na t lonal League fir s t a nd the Aslt'os to a close seco nd. Bass beca m e t h<> first NL player to homer from bot h sides of the plate m one game twice In a season , going 4-for-4 with four runs scored and thr ee RB I In the Astros ' J0-1 rou t of the Chicago Cubs . The vktory, combi ned with San Francisco's 7-3 loss to Montreal. moved Hou ston wit hin 4 1-2 games of firs t pbcc in th e NL West. On Aug . 3 again I San Fran· cisco, Bass becamP thP l oth NL player to homer from both sides of rhe plate. " It 's nice to get records a nd stats. " Bass saill. "But J'm just happy to be able to give the team a li(t. We really needl'<l it ." Bass hll a solo homer off Rick Sut cliffe, 15-7, In the fo ur th , a nd hrt a two-run bla s t off Ore"' Ha ll in tht' s ixth " I thought I had a fast ball by him on tht' In side." sa id Sutcliffe. "but he got thf' bat head a[ound a nd hit it out. He surt' had a great night." Mike Scott. 14-10. allowed On<> run on nine hits In seven Innings . He did not walk a batt£'r and struck ou t four to takr th e Nl. lead wll h 207. Rocky Childres; worked the fina l two Inn ings Elsewhcr<> In the NL. Pitts· burgh roged Atlanta 2-0; C'l nclnna rI downed St Lou Is 3· 1: New York nipped San Diego 4· 3: and Philadelphia tripped Los Angles 6-2. Ex pos 7, G i~nl~ ~ At Sa n Francisco. Hcrm Win · nlngh am crac ked a three ru n homer· to highlight a lour- run seventh that powC'rcd MonlrC'ai. l'iral cs 2, Bra ves 0 At Pittsburgh , Mike LaVitlllcro 's tw o-run double In the sPv!•nt h sna pJX'<I a scor<>lt•ss Madlock and downed thC' Rraves . . Met• ~ . Padres 3 At Sa n Diego , Keith lfcrnandPZ and Howar d .Joh nson ea<'h hit two-run homers. helping the Mer , move within~ 1·2 gam<>s of first place in thC' NL East. Phlllles 6. Dod~ers 2 At Los Angt'ies , J{cith Hughes ilnd Von Ha yC'!" drov£'1' In two run s. helping the Phlllles hand th(• Dodgers th eir sC'venrh straight loss . ~J I JACKSON PtKE · AT l& WEST Phono - -·524 I~tro.~~=! I AOUL TS IJ . SO • OULOOEN II &0 ' HON MATINEES All SEATI 11.50 s••GAIN NI GHI l ~ E I DA f 11.00 LAST OAr ' S ~T / S UN "CAN'T BUf ME LOV£" 1;00 (PG Il l "THE LOST BOfS" 9 ,00 t • l "HOOS£ 9; LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utililies Commission ot Ohio has 581 for public hearing Case No. 87-101 -EL-EFC, to review lhe fuel procurement praclices and policies of the Ohto Power Company, the operation of its Electric Fuel Component, and related maners. Thts he~ring is scheduled lo begin at 1:30 p.m. on September 8, 1987 at Cily Council Chambers, 218 Cleveland Avenue, S.W., canton, Ohio44702. All interested parties will be gtven an opportunity to be heard. Further information, may be obtained by DOOiiR SPECIALS Can~iotti By DAVID E. NATHAN UPI Sports Writer Things are going this well for Detroit and th is badly for Cleveland: Tom Ca ndlottl of the Indian s pitches a one-hitter and loses to the Tigers Matt Nokes broke up Candlo ttl's bid fora no· hltterwtt h two out In the eighth Inning Wednesday ~lght and the hos t Tlgers stayEJ 1 a top the American League East with a 2·1 victory over the J ndlans. owners of baseball ' s worst record. · "That just goes with theklndol ,Year I've been havln~~:." Ca ndlottl sa id. "And when I get a lot of runs, I f:lve up a lot." ' Ca ndlottl. 7-l4.wastralllngl · O heading Into the eig hth because of an unearned run In the third. He st ruck out seve n and walked seven in his second one- hitter In just over a month. "Ca ndloltl pitched his heart out." Cleveland Manager Dot Edwards said. "He did a ~rC'at job. He was about as good as you can be, as good as you have to be to win." Jack Morris. 16·7, was a little bettt>r . The Tigers' ace permitted Just five hit s a nd had a shutout until surrendering a solo homer to Brett Buller to open the ninth. Morris fannt>d eight and wa lked one. Darrell Evans walked leading off the eighth and pinch-runner Jim Walewander took third on a passed· ball by (:hrls Banda. Nokes singled home Walewander on a J.J pitch to put De t ro it a head 2-0. Elsewhere. Toronto edged Ca. 'llfornla 7-6: New York nipped :oakland 3-21n 10 Innings; Seattle "downed Baltimore 8-6; Chicago • blanked Texas 5·0: Minnesota tbpped Boston 5-4; a nd Mllwau·..kee trimmed Kan sas City 3·2. · ' Ulue Jays 7, Angels 6 At Toronto, George Bell ripped '. his league-leading 42nd homer , a ; two- run shot In the eighth Inning, • to lift the Blue Javs. Yankees 3, ' Athletlct 2 ( 10) · • At New York. pinch-hitter JE'rry Royster singled home Don Matt ingly from third In the l Oth ·Inning to down Oakland. • MarlneNI 8, Orioles 6 At Baltimore, Mi ckey Brantley drove In three runs with 'a pair of doubles to Ill! Seattle. White Sol< 5, Rangers D At Chicago. Greg Wa lker hit a three- run homer to support the five- hit pitching or Dave L~ Po int and Bobby Thigpen and pace the Whil e Sox. LaPoint, 3-2. sca ttered four hils In seven Innin gs ,a nd Thigpen finished. • Twins :1, ~d Sox 4 At Minneapolis, Ra ndy Bush ,drove In two runs wltb a home run and a sacrifice fly to help Minnesota remain a top the AL West . Brewers 3, Royals 2 AI Kansas City, Mo., Bill • contacting the Commission. UMITED.TIME OFFER Whtle quanlitres ~st . u..... a family feeling at Pollderosa~ -....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiii...t ~ Schroeder ripped a three-run homer In the first Inning and Bill Wegman a nd two relievers com bined on a three- hitter to pace Milwaukee. TURNPIKE USED CARS AND TRUCKS! COACHES HONORED - John T. Blake, left, North Gallla football coach from 1971 to 1983, and Bruce Gabriel, track coach from 19'70 to 1979, were licinored for their efforll! recently. Blake coached the Plrat~;.• grlddersto more than 100 wins and two SVAC crowns while Gabriel's te ams won seven SVAC track tillers and had lour team s.appear in the state meet. Honor North Gallia coaches A tota l of 232 coaches from Ohi o were named winners of the Franklin Life Select Circle Coaching Awards. They are among 3.571 coaches nationally who are honored in the first year of this program, spon~red by the Franklin Life Insurance Co.. Spri ng fi eld, lll. Among the 232 Ohio coaches selected were John T. Blake, footba II coach at North Galll a High Schoo l from 1971 to 1983, and Bruce Gabriel, track coac h at North Ga llla from 1970 to 1979. Blake racked ~P more than 100 victories and two SVAC football crow ns as head of the Pirate footba ll program. Gabriel's thin · clads appeared four times In the s tate track tourname nt Coaches qualified lor th e Fra nklin Life Select Circle by th eir numbe r of career wins In an Individual varsity sport. The sta ndards were w~lg h ted so th a t a basketball coac h, whose teams nor mally play twice the number of gam es as a footbatl coach 's teams, would have to win twice as m any ga mes to qualify . The standards were prepared by an expert panel asstnebled by Sc holas tic Coach magazine. the national ma gaz ine for h·lgh school and co ll ege coaches a nd at hletic directors, who administered the progra m . Winners were selected at three levels - gold. silver and bron ze ' - as determined through the number of career wins . Each qualifying coac h received a special award from Franklin Life, and the names of atl the national winners appeared In the May t June 1987 issue of Scholastic Coach . OLIVE TWP. FIRE DEPT. ns ANNUAL BAR~B-QUE IS lAYING CHICKEN SEPT. 5, 1987 Chicken served 12 Noon to 6 P.M. With activities for Kids from 1 to 6. E•Jening Entertainment by Country-Western Band "Close Enough" • :Bengals :resume talks ~with Buck - 2~1 EVERYONE WELCOME! FREE Will Continue To See Patients In His Temporary Office At MEIGS MEDICAL BUILDING UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. Plans for relocation of his office will be announced in this paper the week of SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. Injured while trying !o cover a play at plate In lhlrd Inning against Twins at Minneapolis Wednesday night. (UPI) drops one-hitter, DICUJDI DR. FURLONG I OUCH I - Boston pitcher AI Nipper vabs his rlsht knee and grimaces In pain after being CINCINNATI i UPI) - Negotiations have resumed between the ·Cincinnati Be ngals and the agent Jor No. I draft pick Jason Buck, a defensive end from Brigham Young. . · The Bengals last week withdrew their offer of $1.425 million over four years to Buck, saying he was no longer that valuable because he had missed so much 'practice. The Bengals play their final -pre-season game Friday night against the New Orleans Saints and then open the regular season · ~pt. 13 against the Indianapolis 'Colts. "There's still time for Jason Buck to have a productive .season," maintained Buck 's 'agent, Leigh Steinberg. "But the '-signing needs to happen quickly. need to get It done or else let Jason go somewhere else to play." •:We ~\ Bowling l•sgu" Fo,mlng Now Af POMEROY , L ANES EAST SECOND ST. POMEROYI OHIO 614-992-3432 or 992·2403 POMEROY lANES HAS OPENINGS FOR 6:15 P.M. & 8:30P.M. OPENINGS FOR WOMEN - MEN - YOUTH Interested teams or persons should call 992-3432 or 992-2403 for information. Lanes are being resurfaced Aug. 17-18-19. Will .reopen Aug. 21 • Several Good Openings New Foul Lights "C1II Pollltr~f w•ere Bowling I• fun" •• ,. ~ Jonathan Says Thanks To Our Tremendous Increase In New Ford Truck Sales last Month, O~r Used Car Lot Is Over Flowing With Values Like These: #111111986 Ford F-150 Lariat... ................................. :............ s10,995oo #783911986 Chevrolet C-20 4X4 ..............._................................. s9,995oo #11230 1986 Ford F-150 ........................................................... s8,495oo #11240 1986 Ford F-150 ...........................................................s9,195oo #730411985 Chev. C-10 Silverado 4X4 ..................... ,...................... $ave #78551 1984 Ford F-250 Diesel. ................................................. s3,995oo #762411983 Ford F-150 Super Cab ............................................ s5,095oo #781311981 Chevrolet C-10 ...................................................... s3,995oo #74884 1975 Ford F-100 ...........................~ ................................. ssoooo #70412 1973 Chevrolet C-10 ........................................................ s900oo �Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thtirsday. September 3, 1987 Thursday. September 3, 1987 Pomeroy~ Middieport, ----- ~albriefs--~ Squads have 10 calls Wedn-e sday Valvoline 10W30 Motor Oil Reg. 79¢ qt., limit 12 Valvoline Motor Oil FourGard 5W30 Reg. 89e qt., limit 12 Reg. 1.19 qt., limit 12 69¢ sale price - • • 25¢ ql. mfr's rebate whenyoubuy1 2 44¢ - 79¢ sale price 25¢ qt. mlr's rebate when you buy 12 54¢ your cost after rebate Motor Oil • Purolator Oil Filters Purolator Air Filters Reg. 3.39, limit 2 3.000FF Autolite Wires Reg. 4.39 89¢ sale price _ 25¢ qt. mlr' s rebate when you buy 12 Second annual event Saturday T he second annua l Rock in' on the River will be held a1 t he Pomeroy Super America station Saturday wlih a ll proceeds to go to the Muscul ar Dys l rophy Associ a l ion. Les s Spears and Push from Ashland·, K y. , will be featured hi . two shows, am? from 2 I a 3: 30p.m . and one from 8 to 10 p.m . In coni unction wit h the day. a car wash w ill be held from 12 noon to 4 p.m . The activity Is spo nsored by AshiandOII and t he Pom eroy Super A merican service sla i ion. Reg. from 8.95 yourcost 1fter rebate ' Announcements PljStll) a.•t er s night · Middieport M asonic Lod"ge 363 F &AM wlil hold pas t m as ter s" nigh! on Sat ur day at 7 p.m . A ll pa st ma srers and mem ber s ar e asked to att end. Refr eshm ent s of be an soup and co rn brea d w ill be ser ved followin g 1he mPelln g. One teachers ... _. _c a _n_H_nu _e_d_f,_ ·o_m_p_a_ ge_ I_ __ TIERE'S NO dist r ic t" s 243 teacher s crossed the picket lines and students were gener ally unsuper v ised on lhe f.i r st day of cl asses . " AI ihc junior high sc hool , stud ent s wer e see n hangi ng out wi ndow s and ta lking to tea chers on I he plckel lln es, "' said Progar . "S.,veral parents of elem entar y st ud ent s hav(' been re m ovi ng !heir children because of co mu .. sion In classroo ms. " P rogar sa id salar y Is at lhe hear! of the dispute with th e issucs of teacher eval uations and "' fair la)•off proc ~dures"" · also Do-lt Yourself T"lp Hard st ortlng . rough runn ing. stall ing and backfirin g are all 1ymptoms of a clogged filter. TO OUR SEIFCTDI •STP Carb;-r.;;;;-- Prestone Antifreeze Cieaner Frees automatic chokes. Purolator Gas Filters Reg .• .88, # AFS52 Reg. 2.19, f ST2113 Everyd ay low p rice ! from Super lntendenl Paul Mu r phy. hOwever. said l hr "di sl rlc l Is projecll ng a ~100.000 d ~ fi c i t by thr E'nd of the currenl fi scal y NH and ca nn ot m l'E'l ihc tenchrrs" I Purolator FiHer Kits from Warre n Har ding Rose. ti6, 322:1<1 Ba shan Roa d, R acl n<'. d ied Wl'dnesday at Vctt'r ans M l' mor· lal H ospllal fo llowing a lrnglhy illnj:>SS. M r. Rose w as an eq uipment opera l or wll h t he D ruvo Cor po ra· l ion. Apple OraVr . and w as al so a fa•·mer . He wa s born & pi. 12. 1920 al T'ol"lland . a son of the la ic Nclv l lle T . and Marl ha L. Conger - ~- 69¢ Mother's California Gold CamubaWax 2.49 .199 Concentrated cleaner, spot remover, degruser for auto & hOme. Reg. 1.29. NCM4 99¢ 195 Trlmbrite W' Body Side Molding MclhQd lsl Church. A vl't ,.ran or Wor ld War II. he was a m emtx>r of Raci ne Am<:'r lca n Legion Posl 602 Survlvl n ~ ar <' his wife, Pauline Ro. c: a d aught.;r and son·ln· la w. Edit h and La r r y Hubbard; a son and daughf!'r ·i n· la w . Ch cs l ~ r and M ax ine Rose : a so n, Rblph Rose. all of Raci ne: a son and daught er -In-l aw , Paul and Cy n· thia Rose. Mll c hell vlil(', Mar yland: a brol hN . Guy Rose. Por i land : rhree .• lster s. Th el ma Wall on and Eo,:ely n Holler . bo ih of Raci ne, and Grace Ea rlch. Wes lc r v llle: J I gra ndc hildren. rw o gr eal -g r andchlldrcn. and S('ver al nieces and nephew s. Besides his parenls. he was preceded In death by a ~o n. and a • 199 Reg. 4.211111Ch. AncoWiper Blade Refills Duplicolor Touch-up Paint Reg: 4.29·pair. Liquid whitewall clea•ner, 20 oz. Reg. 2.29, Ali M.•lJI; Ro:oo C". He was a mr mlx:'r of the 28-foot otrlpt in your choice ot •cotors. Reg. 9.95. yourcost aller ..-te Anco Wip!!r Blades Westley's Bleche Wite r,. I•'''' "' sale price - 50¢ rntr"s rebate Wesley's Clear Magic Resto""' wet fool! and provides longlasting protection. Reg. 7.88, #5500 688 For Ford. GM and Chrysler vehicles. 6 oz. Reg. 3.29. ~rea t · g r a ndda u ~ht er . Servi ces wi ll be held ar 2 p.m . Friday al l hc E wing F uner al Home wlih th Rev. Pa ul McGui re and l h<' Rev . Car l Hi ck s No barga in ing sess ions were Teac hers In th e & brin g Loca l Sc hool Di stric t r eported fo r I heir i nitial In -se r vice day Tuesday . one day after the dlsi rl ct school board approved a new labo r con traer. Roy M«"Cool Roy E . McCoo l. ~1 . a r c ldcnt of Qu akl'r .H clght s Hea lt h Ca r e Cent<.'r . Way nesv il le, form erl y of Mlcldleport. d ied A ug. 27 . . Born a1 Dennis on. Ohi o. hew as a son of I he lal e Geor ge a nd r.·va Clay McCoo l. Mr. MrCoo l Is surv i ved by three sons. Gcne of Sco ttsdale. A riz.; K eit h of Germany. and William of Kc 11e r lng; a daugh· 1er, Donn a Willi am son of Ru· t l and : a brolher. George (Ja kc J of Bu tler . Pa.: fo u r slsler s. Bclt y Ge tsay, Wi chit a , Kan sas: Mar· ion Long, Windsor, Ohi o; Shirley Robi nson. North Cant on. and Audrey Tr ushel of Hop<'da le; 14 grandchildre n. 2~ gr('a t -gr c,tl granchlldren. sever al ne phews and nieces and brol her s-in-law and sister s-in -la w . Besides his parents, h(' was preceded In dea th by his wi fe. Sy vllla i CQJ ; three brolhers. F r ancis. Rober t and William I BIIIJ. and a sister . Ir ma Christy . Graw•s ldc sPr v lces were held M onday . Aug. 31. al lhe Un ion Cem el er y in Ca diz wlih the St ubbs-Conner Funeral Hom e. Wa ynesvil le. In c harge. The SALE you've been waiting for ALL upstairs fobric 20°/o-50°/o 50°/o Off ON LARGE TABLE OF SWEATSHIRT FLEECE PRIUD FROM ONLY $2 49 60 IN. Heckethorn Big Yellow Shocks FOr light trucks , pick-ups and4 ~ 4's . i 5.000FF from 2~ --.:---40°/o Off Heckethorn Big Yellow Steering Rolero PowerSteering Hoses. Reg. rrom t7.9s. . 3~ . . .• . . . . .... . ... Disc Brake Pads OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Store hours: 1:"30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Monday throUGh Friday, 1:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday. · Slle prlcei in effect 3 through Sept. 9, 1987. · New Brake Shoes Reg. 1o.9s. Reg. rrom 12·49 · • FOf most domestic and foreign applications. I YEAR WARRANTY. - --400/o Off SUMMER 60 IN. WIDE KNITS ---A,Ll OTHER UPSTAIRS FABRICS REDUCED 20°/o FURS, VINYL. yUVETS, QUilTED FABRIC MORE ---ZIG-ZAG SINGER ••••••••••••• ONLY $149 99 Semi-Metallic Brake Pads Reg. 17.95. · OFF Remanufactured Carburetors 4.00. Plews Caliper Wrench. Reg. 2.49, #72-335. . .. . . , . . •.. •..•. ...... .•. Sept: SUMMER PRINTS & SOLIDS ~:~ ::;,, Prestolite 1295 OFF · . 188 e~:~~::~.~~ ~-~~~~-S~p~r-t ~- WIDE from .• .... •...•.. . . •..... . •.... . p,..t975 models: 1095 !:~9. 953995 28Bl . Reg. 65.95 5595 . 4BBL Reg 97 9~.8795 I· & WE glvt you One Ytar FREE Strvict 209 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio You Can Count On Us To Help You With Your Every Sewing Need. THE FABRIC SeOP •• .. 110 WISt MAIN · POMIIOY ' .. I Weather forecast Sou th Centr al Ohio Sunny i od ay. wi l h hig hs ncar 80. Cl ear tonlghl . with a l ow . bPiwPeil o5 and 60. Sunn y aga in Fr iday. wllh hig hs i n l he lower 80s. T he probabilit y of preci pit a· 1ion is near zer o thro ugh Fl"id ay. Winds will be fr om t he nor· rhea sI ai ! Omph or l~s s lod ay and light and easterl y tonighl. · Extended Forecast Sat urday thro ugh Mond ay Mostl y sunny Satu rda y a nd Su nday . wilh part ly cloud y skie s and a chance of shower s on Mon dav. Highs wi ll ra nge from l hc mid 70s to lhc .mid 80s eac h day. Ov er night lows will he mosti )' i n the 50s. I officiating . B u r i al wi ll be in Sull on Cemelery. Friends may ca ll at th e fune• at home fr om 6 to 9 lhls evening. ·UPSTAIRS SALE REDUCED Dedication servi<e Th e public is in v it ed lo attend a dedi cat ion serv ice al lh e n('w Am er ican Leg ion building on Mi 11 St . In M ldd leport on M ond ay . L abor Da y , a11 2 noo n. Following a br ief cer emony by A I Hart son. M av or F red Hoffm an will have wel co m i ng r em arks. Refr es h· men i s w ill be served. s~ hedul ed . Area deaths Wam•n R()!ol«' Every day Low Pncc' - ~-- --...._.. 399 Mother's Mag & Aluminum Polish Reg . 4.29. #5100 Everyd1y low price! •-- 139 Purolator PCVValves u nresol vcd . sa l ary dem and s. A Lora in Co unt y Co mmon P leas judgP Issued a res tainln g ord er limitin g t he number or pick ets. Progar sa id teachers would honor the order . Th e 81 Be r ks hlr~ teac her s went on Slr ik e T ues day over sa lari es. fr in ge benefll s and w orki ng co ndill ons. No 1al ks w ere sc hed uled . T he m ike co uld affecl 1.700 stud e nls . I .Firefighters continue to battle West blazes By United Press Inter national A cold fr ont th at ga ve pari s of the South an autumn-lik e chill drilled eas t today over th~ . Atlantic Coast, while for ecas ters f eared lightning and w ind m ay hit t he West , w her e firefi g ht ers bait led b lazes th at have char. r ed 200,000 acres . Weat her officials sa id a line of new l hund er storm s with mor e lightning' than ra in st ret ched 1,000 miles lmo the Pacific, and ihey feared the slorm s w ould br ing f ir e-fanning winds. Mor e than 14,lXlO firefighter s fr om across lhe nation f ouglo l fires that blackened 130,000 ar.res in California- thescene of allout 1,000· fir es . most of them in I he · northern and cenlra l part s of the stat e, 47.000 acres in Oregon and 2.1,000 acres i n Idaho . Mei gs Cou nty EmergenCY Medical Services reports 10 calls Wednesday; Pomeroy at 4:43a.m. to Chester Road for Blaine Qualls to Veterans M emorial Hospit al; Pomeroy at 8:04a .m . 1o Cou nty Road 20 for Millard Va nMeter to Veterans Memor ia l Hospital; R utland at 9:01 a.m . to Red H ill Road for Shelly · K napper to Vete r ans Memorial Hospital; Ru tland at 10:04 a.m . to K i ngsbury Road for Helen Augustine to Veterans Memorial Hospital; R acine at10: 08 a.m . transpor ted )"aye Knapper fro m a n auto accldenr at the lntersec; tion of Rl. 338 and Yellowbush Road to Pl easant Va lley Hospit al; Pomeroy at 10: 21 a.m . to I he M aples Apt s. fOr Mar t ha Clonch to Ve1erans Memorial Hospital; Midd leport at 10: 41 ·a.m . 10 Roush La ne for Bruce Y eauger to" Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 11: 51J a.m . ro County Road 28 for Warren Rdse to Veter a ns Mem oria l Hospital; Ru lland at 8 p.m . to Co unty Road 1 for Pat MeHaffey to Vet er ans M emorial Hospital; Middleport at 11 :06 p .m . transpor ted Melissa M anley to Holzer M edica l Center . · The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Ohio I Th(• ll ~ hl n i n g - s pa rke d fires f orced the ev acuation of ihou· sands of people in Oregon and California as flam es spread 1oward homPs .. Heavy r ains were no1 ex pec1ed. "'There will bo;> a few shower s in cenl ral Califor nia, but the chan· ces of rain · in that region I no rth er n Ca lifornia a nd Or egon ) wil l be ver y sm all about 10 percent,"' sa id Nallonal ·w ea th er Servi,ce · fo re caster Hu gh Cr owt her . The nalion's heavy ra i ns werE' expected-toda y across I he Rock· ies and t he nor thern P la i ns, as well as thr ough Florida and the souther n Atl antic st ates. Temper at ures wer e expected to climb as high as no degrees across the deser t Soulhwest and t he interior valley s of California. Thu nder storms Wed n esday were scatter ed along Califor· nia" s south ern San Joaqui n Va l· ley, j ust sou th of w here the lar gest of th e state 's forest f ires Daily stock prices ( As di!0: 30 a.II). J Pr ovided by Bryce and Mark Sm ith of Blunt E llis & L oewi F irm Price Am El ec t ric Pow er ................ 27 AT&T ....................... ... .... ... 333k Ashl and Oil .... .. .... .. .... .... .. .. 68',1 Bob E va ns Far ms ................. 24 · Char ming Shoppes .... .. .. ...... .. .31 · F eder al Mogul. ........... ...... .. 47V. Goodyea r T&R .. ." .......... ...... 69% · Hec k ' s I nc . .... .. ...... .. .. .. ... .-.. .. 4',1 La nds' E nd .. .................... .. .27 \(l Limited I nc......... .. .. ...... .. .. .43\1, Multimedi a Inc . .... .. .. ...... .... 69\(1 Rax R es t aurant s .... ... ...... .. .. . 4Ji, Robbin s & M yer s .. .... .. .. ...... 101l Shoney" s I nc....... .. .. .... .. ...... 30 :Y, Wendy' s Inti. .. ...... .. ... , .. .. .... 10 \(1 Worihington I nd .. ...... .. .. .... .. 23-}4 IN9t c: Land ' s E nd split - ex divi.dendJ Hospital news Vet er ans M ell)orl al Wedn esday Admiss.lons Helen A ugustin e, M i ddlepor t; Pal rick MeHaffey . Albany. Wedne sda y Di sc harge s Jam es Bing. Pal ty H ar mon, WendPll Bar r ett , Joan Hoffm an, E ber P icken s. •Judy Batey . I Top prize unClaimed • CL EVELAND 1UP I 1 - Th e mea ns l he $9 mi llidn jackpot top pr lzt' In Ohio' s Super Lall a ava il able Wed n ~sd ay nlghl will dn1w ing we nt unelaim cd W(.>d- be ca r r ied over" to the w eekend ga m e. r aising lhe poli o at least nesday nigh! . increasin g i hc j ackpol 10 $12 million for Sa tu r · $12 m i ll ion. Alt hough nobody clai m ed the d ay ' s ga m e. No ne o f I he $6.261. 01 7 wo rth of grand prize W<>d n<>sday night , l ickel s sold for i he mid· W<'Ck !91 . pla:ocrs picked f iv e of the dra wi ng l isled all si x of lhe · numbe r s l o win ~1 . 000 each. Also. w innin g nu m b<'r s. a lotter y com· 9.525 playPr S selected four of the miss_lon spokes m a n said toduy . num ber s 10 win $76 apiece. The pr ize payou t for I he m id· Th e num be r s were 9. 10, 21. 2> . .12 wepk drawing tot aled $914,900. and 38. T hC> Ja ck of a lop prize winner raged. The m ercury dropped Into tjle high, 40s and low 50s Wednesday mor ning across parts of Tennes· see, West Virginia, Al abam a. Arka nsas and M ar yland. To· day 's for ecast called for temper · atures in the 80s. . ""Thai area 's going r.o be warming back up," Crowther said. " It" (t he co ld front) is· pushi ng south and east, ·and t hen b ehind It warmer air Is beginning to tom e back up pressi ng .into the south ern Plains through the central U .S... As the fro nl m oves onl o tne A tlan tic Coast . il will bring daytim e read ings down into the 70s from the Ohio Valley to Virginia, he said . Small blazes were reported Wedn esday in Neva da. Wyoming and Arizona . · Strong winds gusted t hroug h northwes t Wy oming Weqnesday evening ahead of a cold "fron t tnat ex tended from the northern Rock ies throug h northern Cal !· · fornia. T he air port at .Jack son, Wyo., recor ded gusts up to 58 mph. • STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEW FALL LINE OF • JEANS, JACKETS, TOPS · AND SWEATERS FREE LEE, LEVI & CHIC 290 North Second, ·Middlel)ort. Ohio fi l. Nurse Your·Feet , '39~ ) TINA Come in and see the new Nurse Mates® shoes and add a little fashion and comfort to yo ur nu rse's uniform . .The latest fashion styles in glove-soft leather are set on lightweight, flexible soles. Try a pair today - yourfe,et will notice the difference . 992-5627 Comfort You Can Count On! OVER 300 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM WE'VE ALWAYS HAD LOWEST PRICES AND NOW IT CAN BE FINANCED WITH NO DOWN. PAYMENTS lEG. SALE Multicolor Cut Loops yr: warranty ......S14's $1295 Stylish Plush (qrpet stain ruistant .......S 16' 9 $13 99 Heavy Cut Loop 100°/o Anso Nylon .....: ...S1995 $1495 Stain Resistant Cut Loop 10 yr. warranty ......S1995 $1595 Smooth Velvet Plush Carpet stain resistant ........S 19'5 $15 95 Kitchen Prints $cotchguard ......: ..................S995 $595 Vinyl Floor Covering ................ Up to S0% Off Remnants ................ ~ ....................... ~•. Up to l/2 Off . Super Heavy Turf .................. ~.. ... . .......... $595 . sq.yd. I t's nor ju sr rh e l ook rhat"s classic .. . rh e co m fort is. too. That's why th ey ca ll th is fall any ti m e-shoe a Natumlizer Classi c- beca use grea t looks and perfect fi t never go · o ut of sty le! AVAILABLE IN TAUPE & BLACK Wt Stll Na111t Brand Carpets Like Altxandtr Smith and Mohawk Carpeting with S, 7, 10 Ytan Warranty and l.ift Timt Warranty! · Tht Lowest Pricts Because Wt Art FACTORY DIRECT. YOU GET••• EXPERT INSTALLATION! LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET SYCJ. .OIE & OUVE • HOISOIIa ~~----~~~-~~ CHAPMAN SHOES NEiT TO ELBEIFILDS IN PO.ROY . < • • • • • • ' �--· r , ." ~- - ···· ..,· · ·· - i By ·T he Bend. Dinner and dancing ... •door. You might want to re mem ber William " Willie" Sellers, a n employee of Landmar k in Po me· r oy for 12 years. who has health problems. Bill has had two m aj or brai n operations at River side Hospita l In Columbus and rem a ins in the inte nsive care unit. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellers, Bill will mark a birthday anniver· s ary on Sept. 12. REEDSVILLE - A regular meeting of Olive Township Trus tees will be held at 7:30 p.m . Friday at the Reedsville Fi re Sta tion. · by Ruth Powe rs E rma Bombeck .. .. Fam!l y: the ties that bind and gag! grange hall on Count y Road 1, · The indomitable a nd hystcrl · nor th o! Sale m Center. The event cally funn y Bombeck follows is ope n to anyone ages 5· !05 The Second Oldest Motherhood: in te res ted in beco m ing a Profess ion with yet another of member of g ra nge. he r pricele ss ponde rlngs on the Band meeting tha nkl ess job of mother and wtie. RA CINE - A meet ing of A ga thering of- her grown child· beginning Souther n band s tu · ren back under he r roof leads de nts a nd parent s will be he ld Bombeck to wonder how she ever Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m. in the survived bringing these three to mu sic room a t the hi gh school. ,adulthood . Along th e Way s he For more informa tio n call South· recollect s various Incid ent s in ern High at 949-26]] or 992· 6970. th a t tort uous ent e rprise. The ·H ollman reunon result is rapld·flr e commenta ry CHESHIR E - Descend ants of featuring suc h brilliantly sa rc as· J a mes Cla udl ous Hoffman a n tic humor that the r eader will Circero Finney wil l ha ve the ir convulse with la ughte r at the lOth annu al reunion at the Gav in ' turn of nea r ly e very pa ge . . . P lant recre ation a rea in Cheshire. A cove red di sh dinner will Edward Rutherfurd .. .. Sa rum : be served a t noon. Directiona l the novel of England signs will be posted in Cheshire. This novel· reenac ts the entire Goll scramble Revival CARP ENTE R - Reviva l services will be he ld at the Mr . Union Baptist Chu rc h. Sept. 6-13. a t 7 p.m. each eve ning. The Rev. N. L. Ru sse ll wit be th e spe aker. The chu rch Is located on Count y Ro a d 10 two miles south of Carpetiler . The Rev . Donald Shu e. pastor, lnvi!es the public to a .tte nd . Open house DARWI N- Open house, with a weiner roa s t a nd hayride. will be held Sa turday evenin g, sta rting a t 5 p.m ., a t Word of Life Chris ti a n Academy, Ro ut~ 681. f wes t ol Da r win. · Hayride, roasl SALE M CE NTER - St ar Grange's annual hay ride a nd weiner roas t will be held Satur· day, sta r ting at 7 p.m .. at the By United Press lnternallonal Mathias Rust, the 19-year-old West German pilot on tria l for fly ing a pla ne through Soviet air defenses and landing In Mos· cow 's Red Square. explaining he was on a peace mission and hoped to meet Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev: "I had hoped there would be the possll)lllty of meeting with the highest leader, Corbachev, and !o explain to him my Ideas. I am certain that I acted wrongly. ' I regret what happened, but I fell that there should be a big response In world opinion. I s aw no other way to achieve such a I .goal .' ' . ·, sary care for your condition a nd telephone number of the Pee•· the da te spec ified on the nolle!'. onl y your physician ca n deter- Rev iew Orga nization th at will The Importa nt thing ro re· mine wh e n yo u s hould be review yo ur a ppea l. member ts to ask questions and re le ased. The Peer Rev l.ew Organlzotion to discuss your case with your There are safeg4ards, also. (PRO) is com prised of physi· doctor. If you'd like more tnfor· that protect your rights If you feel c la ns co ntracted by the govern· mat ion about DRG's jus t give us you are .be ing disc harged before ment 10 eva lu a te hospit al pe rfor· a c a lli at 992-6622 a nd we' ll send you sho)lld . The hospital will give m ~nce and 10 ru le oh s uch cases. you a pamph le t ca ll " Prospec· you noti ce two days before the A dec is ion on your appeal will be tlve Payme nts for Hospit als date Info rming you th at yo u wil l maM wit hin three working d ays. Under Medicare ." It's free 'a nd be released and that Medicare Lo s ing the appeal mean s you will will give you a good under s tand· payment s will no longer cover be •·espons lble for the cos ts of lng of the Part A reim bu rsement your stay. If ·yo u di sagree, the your hospl tals tay bcgl nningw ilh pi'Dgram. firs t thing to do is s pea k to your . r~::;:;:::;:;:;:::;:;:::;:;:=:;::::;:;::::=::::=====:::::::::=:::==::;:;:1 d octor. Your doctor knows your condition a nd treatment needs . Al so ask q ues tions of the hospl · tal' s pa tient representa tive. Be sure tha t you do get a w ritt en notice. That notice will • de ta il you r appea l righ ts. Yes, you do have the r ight to appea l t he release and non-coverage decision bu t you must do it Size 16x20 - 4 DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS immedia tely . The hospita l's no· ri ce will give the address a nd NOW TA/!.INC ORDERS DE CORA liVE .QUARTZ CHRISTIAN WALL CLOCKS MAKING RESPONSIBLE DECISIONS - An cducallonal video prorram on "How to Say No" is now available through the Melp County Health Ocpartment lo middle and high school teachers · and students, church groups, and other Interested groups . 1'he seriCli Is designed to help teenagers say " no" to the press ures of becoming sexually PHONE COLlECT 1-698-7142 Jerry Stobart, Albany, Ohio As hley. Ra cine. Emma. Ke ith. Rachel . Wh it · ney, a nd E mily As hley. J e we tt' a nd Nor ma Curtis, Pa ul. Sheila a nd Donna Aban; Louise Dixon, De nver Cur tis, Pomeroy; Sheila. De nnis, Bi lly Jo. and Eugene Long, Por tl and; l nzy and Hobart Newell, Chester; Joh n. Mary, J e ff , Scot t, Mi sty, and Mike Newell. E lmer. Darlene, and ~ea nnie NC'w~il. L,o n ~: Bottom . J ohn a nd Margie Br~ wer , Perry a nd Sylvia Curtis. Reeds· v ille: Charles Curtis, Sprl nj:· boro; Albert. Marilyn. a nd Juice Pooler , Ml ~ m is bur g: James. Sa nd y, Tom my, Sylvia , a nd George Cur tis , McDonald . W. Va . : and Dora Cri s pin . Wes tervil le. POM EROY - The .Jaym a r La dies Tuesday Morning Golf League will hold a n 18 hole scra mble and pa rt y at the course on Sund ay, Sept. 13. star ring at I p.m . Food a nd pr izes will be fu rnished. Me mbers a re to ca ll Mar y Bowe n. 992·2919 If they ca n or ca nnot att e nd by no later tha n Sept. 9. The an nua l !a ll fl owe r show for mem b<'rs wa s held at the rece nt meeting of the Wildwood Gardert Clu b he ld a t the Fores t Run Uni ted Me thod ist Chu rch. " I n thr Country '' was the t heme . of thl' s how with the '<hed ule bcln~ prepa red by Eve lyn Hollon. F'nr " F. nrly Sunrise" Dorothy Sm!th mad a mass a rrangem nt u'l ng ye llow a nd ora nge mar igOlds rmd nut )J:rass. Doris We 'll even furnish th e film ,rucscr mode ABSOLUTELY 'FREEl Compare us with the other guy ... Shoot, we're not afraid! DISC, 110, 126, 135 FILM ONlY SWISHER LOHSE Muriel M. Fol!'y. deed .. Cha· rit' S W. Foley. alfld ., Rutland. Cha rles W. Foley to Da vid E . Dav is. Eil na L Dav is. Da nny W. Dav is . Bruce P . Davis, Marjorie H. Davis, lots 30 & 31. Ru tla nd Pharmacy Viii. Dall' W. We ls h. Murlor le E . We lsh to Ha rtel Corpora tion. pa rct.~ l. Ora nge . GrorgP D. Buskirk. Shr rry A. Buskirk, Sherry A. Cla tworth y, Duane Cln two rthy to George D. Buskirk.. 35 A.. Sy rac u s~ VIII . G.J .M. EntN prlses to Holze r Shareholders Ca pita l Partne r · ship , pu rci' l ~. Middl e port VIII. Lloyd L. Baker, Mildred L. BakPr to Hartel Co rpora!lon. p:trcel. Ontnge. Tonv Milhoa n. Pa m Milhoan to Pnu l · D. Sc hult z. Ca rmC'n G. Sc hUI IZ , 25 A.. Chest<'r . 1.0 . MrCoy to Iris E. Smith . rta l, J uli a E . Coc hra n. eta!. Edna L. Orr. r tul. Ce llaR . McCoy, Pial , 27 .5 A.. Chest!'r . .Ja nlcP Davis Thompson . Clair Thompson to Domingo D. De La· En.d of Su.mmer C~rpet Sale Solid Nylon Plush Carpeting COMPARL AT 1 10.~S Fick reunion held $895 ·,q yrl. •4 Rolls 111 )loch *Crush nnd \od Rrll\funt *Endurancr of Nylon OPEN LETTER TO THE RALLS .. 175 N. 2ND AVE. arra ngC'- ' MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992-7028 . a nd Thirs ty Land " us ing a tall dry ar ra ngrn ent of fant a il wll· low .' money plant , ga riic a nd palm spa the In a s tone jar. The a r ran geme nt In ·'Wood· la nds" was by J a net Theiss who used we athered wood with dal· s les, black eyed Susa ns, honey· s uck le vine and s pa nish moss. F or "Son!! ol the Pi nes". Evely n Hollon d isplayed two Ja pa nese a rra n ~(' m en ts usi ng pine and hardy d a hli as lol' one a nd ba t·· berry. zinn ias In a grel'n co n· ta lner for the other. Kath ryn Miller flllrd the c lass ''Hot Days" , fea tu ri ng a baske t fill ed wit h red ((cr a niums. sa lvia a nd s na ke pla·nt , while B~ tt y Milhoa n' s " P lentiful Garden" e xh ibit used vegeta biPs. a pp les and gra pes In a cornucopia. Other c lasses a nd the ex hibi· tors were " Roa ds ide Bea uty" usi ng mullen, go lde nrod a nd s umac in a stone contai ner b y P eg~y Moore; "Co unt ry Church " fi1a turln g a madonna with e unonymous a nd Qu l'Cn Anne's lace by Mary Nease; ·'Love of Roses" a sto ne jar fill ed with roses. fant ail willow, a nd baby's brea th by .Jua nit a will ; "Relax in the Evening", a r ra ng· ments b>· Hi lda Yea uger. us ing a cy prus wood base. s unllowe r a nd c anna lea l with a frog fi gu ri ne. Evelyn Hollon a· c ur led s tee l co ntalnrr with s na ke pla nt , a nd pink zln las. a nd J uanita Will usi ng moon !lowers a.nd wild baby's br eat h in a marbe lized .co ni a lner . Marcia Arnoltl ope ned the mee tin g with a poem. " When Au tumn is Upon Us ." ThC' Lord's An educal(onal video progr am have secured thi s " How to Say Howard of the Departmen t of e ntitled, " How .to Say No" , has No" fil m." s he said. Gynecology and Obsrretlcs at been obtained by the Meigs She stressed continuing . con· Emory University, and Grady County Health Department and cer n by the loca l heal th depa rt · Memorial Hospita l in Atlanta Is ava ilable to middle and high menl about sexually transmi.tla· deve loped the program .. ·_ school tea chers a nd students, ble d iseases. noting that ear ly The ma terial. purchased wit h c hurch groups, and any othe r sexua l encounters and mm·c tha n levy funds , is available now on a one sexual partner increases not interested groups. loan basis from the Meigs County Norma Torres, nursing super. only the risk of cancer of the Healt h Depar tment. So metime vis or of the department, noted cervix In the women , but also of in the near fu ture, the depart · • that the ser ies Is designed to he lp cont ract ing the AIDS virus . ment hopes to hire an educator In announcing the a va ilab.lllty teenagers say " no" to th e pres who could go Int o the schools, s ur.es of becoming sexu ally In· of the fllru, Mrs. Tor res noted wit h school boa rd and paren t valved before they are actually tha t it has been fi eld tes ted in approval, to d isc uss the p1Jblein ready . Cleveland and Atlanta. Ga . wi th of teenage pregnancy and the Ci ting loca l stat is tics on teen dra m atic decrea ses in tee nage prob lems of sexually transmitt a· marriages, pregnanc ies, a nd pregna ncy rat es . Dr .· Marion ble diSeases. welfare a ssls lance to teena ge .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,. mothers , Ms. Torres s tressPd the I department' s concern and e m· phas lzed tha t infor mation must be made available to help teens withs ta nd peer pressure and . other socia l press ures that lnflu · ence the ir sexual behav ior. ." It's sad to think how m a ny people accept teena ge sexual ac tivit y ·say in g ' they 're teenag· . ers so they're going to have sex a nyway.' Tha t' s giving them no credit for being able to mak e dec isions," she sa id . "Ou r children are not robots. bu t ma ny have jus t not bee n ta ught tha t it's OK to say ·no ' a nd mea n It ," ~he cont inued. Ms. Torres cited Me igs County s ta tis tics regarding teenager s ·noting that almost one of ever y fou r birth s t23.6 percen11 oc· curred to a teenager ; a lmos t two of every five marriages (35.8 percent 1 a re teen ma rriages; a nd more tha n o·ne-ha1f of a ll teen m ar riages end in divorce. Na tionwid e, she gave ed~c a · t io na l a nd welfa re · stati stics noting tha t e ight out ol 10 pregnant girls never fini s h sc hool. and that more th an hall ol the $10 billion dollar we lfare Aid to Dependent Children tADC J pa~· ment s go to teena ge mothers in the Un ited Stat es. "It is In the Interes t of positive fa m ily development a nd in help· ing teens brlpge the space betwen the ir body developme nt a nd their bra in's ablllty to ha ndle the development in a hea lthy respo ns ibl e . manner . that we .. THERA GRAM-M Vitamins Prayrr was g iv en In unison. Dorot hy Smith ha d a repor t on g ladio li. a nd it was noted that Evely n Hollon won two red · J ona tha n Sa rgent . J f'ff Darne ll ri bbo ns at the Me igs Cou nt y Fair a nd Mt•llssa Da rn!'ll arr proud fl ower show . uw ners of new Huffy bi cyclt:'s this The Sept em ber mertl ng will be at the chu rc h wit h Ja net Bolin a s pa" wrek. a nd Mrs. Scott Wa rnC'r of demons1ra ror. EvPryone Is to DaMr. yton werr weeke nd v isitors of ta ke llowrrs a nd a conta iner lo•' a Mr. a nd Mrs. Teet Warn<•r and works hop. There will a lso br a , fam ily . pla nt exc ha nge.. Mr. a nd Mrs . L.cslie Fra nk , Refres hmL' nts were ser-vf'd by Sara ·a nd Ma tthC"w werP v is ito r s rhc officers . of Mr . and Mrs . E ugenr Ha ning a nd Rona ld . BONUS-30 FREE .with pkg. Wolfe Pen notes of 100 VILLAGE PHARMACY . 992·6669 MIDDLEPORT, OH. Meigs Cou1!'tY land transfers ' INGELS CUT-RITE CARPET ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT Middlepo,t Will Mi11 You. Be1t Wi1be1 Fo1 ·An Enjogshle Retitementl Simply bring in your roll of Color Print Film for proces s in g . and we ' ll give you a roll of Cotorcraft Film to play with ... ·lij;__________;:;_________;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ P ack 246 of Salisbury will meet at 7 p.m Thursday at the Rock Spri g ns Unit e d Met hod is t Chu rc h. All scouts are urged ro a ttend In un iform . Boys who would like to sign up for the progr am are invit ed ro attend with a parent. l \\'0 m••nt s for " Bird Song". one u s ln ~ >mall ma r igolds a nd a r bov lt ae In a wood conta iner a nd th e other IPat u ring w!'at hen '(! wood ~<· It h su nflowrr and arbovl tal'. bo th wit h bird acrossorles . Debbie Ba ll 's ar ra n11ement was In the c lass, "Calfee Tim!'" . ShP usi'd a cu p as the conta lnPr with s ma ll mums. m ar l ~olds and s ha sta dals lt:'s. Ada Holter had the "Crookro Roads " class a nd used n hojlar th urril n11cme nt of ros<'s wit h fan ta il willow, mAg no· lla leavrs and pomp us grass. ShP at<o d l, ptayod a d('l'ign in "Dry THA l'S RIGHT history of E ngland. brin gin g it vividly a nd· elegantly to !if<•. Center ing on one of the most anc leqt c it ies In thr wor ld tSa · r um . more popu la rl y kn ow n as Sa lisbury!. thl' novei follows the lives of sev n fict io na l famil ies fro m distln t historiCal perlods . ln richl y evocat ive prose, R uther· furd ta kt•s readrrs buck to tht• orgins of Stonrhcngt•, the Roma n E mperor Claudius ' pla nn ed lnva · sion of E ngland . the Norman Co nques t. the Refor mati on . a ra pid s uccession or kings and queens. a nd up !hrough World War II and the Pri nce of Wales' 1985 visit to Sarum . An Imp ress ive work tha t br in gs toget her the eleme nts ol rl c tlon. legend. biogra ph y, a nd h lstor~ . Cub meeting ser Involved before they are actually ready. It deals not only on handling social pressure bul with th e problem ol sexually transmittable diseases .. Here, left to right , Sue Tillis, R.N ., Norma Torres. R.N., and Nancy Bass, R. N .' review the materia ls which are a•allabl e at no cost. Wildwood Garden Club-has show New book· reviews ROCK SPRINGS - Me igs County Pomona Gra nge will meet Friday a t the Rock Sp r ings Gra nge hall , 7:30 p.m Degree work will be given for the a nnual inspection. All officers are to dress in bl ack and whit e. Needl ework. toy . baking a nd sewing co ntes ts will be judged. St ar Gra nge will serve refreshments. ·Quote of the day Page-S Library lines: ·Calendar/ happenings FRIDAY PAGE VIL LE - Sc ipio Tow n· s hip Tru stees will mee t at 7 p.m . F·riday in the towns hip building · at Pagevllle. •. Releases (sicker and quicker?' - The Big Bend Mins trel Assoc i· a lien will be s tag ing its annual musica l on the Saturday of Th anksgiv ing weekend and plans are mov ing right a long for gt'l tlng the cast organized. This ye ar' s show will have a . Thursday, September 3, 1987 Curtis reunion held The Meigs County F a ir Board is scheduled td meet Monday evening, but the session has bee n postponed until Tuesd ay evening due to Labor Day. The postponed meet·lng will be held at 7: 30p.m . a t the seer e t.ary's office on the Rock Springs Fa lrgronds. Me mbers of the boa rd wi ll probably look back on their 1987 fai~ las t month brie fl y a nd . then forge ahead with pla ns lor next year 's eve nt- wha rfortit ude! SYRACUSE - Meigs Associa· tion for Re tarded Citizens wil l meet a t 7 this even ing at th e Ca rleton School. . . A number of columns ago, we talked about how the hospita l teen dance line or two and Insurance of Medicare, called adva nce registration will be Part A. had changed r egarding required. Girls who want to pu t payment s for hospita l cos ts. for th the effort to ta ke par t a nd Since October .of 1983, the pay· reserve the time for r ehea rs ing ments have been based on and the show date, are as ked to specific diagnosis rela ted catego· phone Susie Sou!sby at 992·2377. ries call!'d DRG's .... the hospita l receives a cert a in a mount for Have I got a deal for you speCific trea tments accdrdingto es pecially il you 're a barbecued · the Medica re patient 's diagnosis . chi cken Ind ividual. The payment system was In· Thanks to volunteer fi re d<'tended to control rls(ng costs and par tments, you ca n ea t out every sta ndardize payments across the day dur ing th e holid ay wee ke nd coun try. - no cookln' a nd .no mess . We have heard some concerns . On Saturday,froml 2 to 6 p.m ., that people could be relea sed the Olive Township Fi re Depart · . from the hos pita l too soon or ment wi ll Its annu a l chicke n whe n the "DRC's has r un out." Is barbecue. The re will be special this ma tter of iact? Are people act ivities lor kids, one throug h indeed being released " quicker si x. and evening ente rta inme nt and sic ker " as a matter of will be prov l~ed by the count ry policy? Th e overall answer is wes tern band, Close E nough. " No." Hospita ls a re committed On Sunday your barbec ued to providing you all the neces· chicken will be availa ble beg in· ning at II a. m . a t the Pome roy Fir e Station on Butte rnut Ave. The comple te dinne r is $3.50 a nd you pay three bucks if you Descenda nts of Hoy t a nd Ma ry . jus t want chicken. Fos ter Curtis met at the fire Meantime, on Mon day the house in Chesler recently for the Syr a cuse Fire Depa rtment will 80th a nnu a l reunion . Hosts were s ta g e its chicken barbecue at the members of the George a nd Syra cuse Bill P a rk beginning a t Mary Curtis famil y. Vernon 11 a.m. And a gain, the dlnnerwlll be $3,50 and only chicken will run Eldridge gave the blessing. Atte nding ere Ve rnon a nd you $3. Denn a Eldridge and children, Ba rbe rsvllle, W. Va .; Curtis Ope ning pr izes have been Palmer , P a tty Pa lmer Wilson , awarded at the nmew Fit 'n T r im Bill and Marv Powell, Eas t E xercise and Toning Sa lon, 105 Li verpool; Kenny a nd Betty Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy. Ve r a Duke and Don, Maxi ne Bailey , J ohnson wo n the six fr ee vis it s Mr . a nd Mrs. Ray mond Johnson. given as a prize wllh June Alexa ndria; Don and Yvonne Haw kins winning a swea t suit . Grillith , Gra nvill e; Elmer Swank. Newa rk; Ruby a nd J ohn And Eden on the Ri ver, the his torical m usica l bf' lng s taged Sca rba ugh, Newa rk ; Bria n and Donna Bradford , Woos ter; C!a r ·. on Blennerhasse t Isla nd. is now ence Bradford : June and Bob sold out for the remainder of I he run - whi ch is the upc oming weekend. Too bad, if you 'd planned to go, bu t jus t wa ited too long. You'll just have to ·kee'p smiling anyway. By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel stall Wrlt~r The Meigs High School Class ol 1977 wlll be "r·e unionlng" this Sa turday night at the Sen ior Citizens Center on Mul· berry He ight s, Pomeroy. · There will be a dinner a t 6 fo llowed by a dance at 8 p.m . Re serva tions are required for the dinner and class members may call Paul Reed at 992· 5168 or Opal Dyer a t 992·6647 to make those reserva tions. T ickets lor the dance will be a va ilable at the THURSDAY ROCK SPRI NGS - Th e Salis· bu ry Township Tru s tees wil l meet Thursday evening , 7p.m . at the towns hip h~ ll on Rock Springs Road . Soc.Sec: Health Dept. readies video programs The Daily Sentinel . Beat of the bend The Daily Ohio ·- .' Desc~ nd a nt s of Da na a nd Bon · nie Flck held the ir annua l reun · ion Sa turday at the .Fick Farm on Hou.te 7 near Chester . A potlu ck dinner was served at 5 p.m . a ft er whic h games were played. Fa mily me mbers en· joyed trip s on · four wheelers around the farm. Pictu res of past reunions were . tr ips were s hown . Doris Wood· ya rd surprised the jlroup with a freezer of homemade Ice cre am. T he 1983 reunion was set for the las t Sunday In August with a noon dinne r at the Flck farm . Attending were John and Jane Fick. Ch a rles and Mary Flck, Dana, Denise and Amber Flck, Ri cha rd and Mickey Flck, Kevin and Kirk Flcle, HoWard and Kimberly Bahr, ail of Route 7, Pomeroy; Roy and Dorl~ Flck, De nnis and Susan Flck, Colum· bus; Joyce and Jessica Bartels, Jay and Jill Reynolds , Flat· woods; Kathleen Wells, Doris and Bryian Woodyard, Ball Run; Delmer and Sandra McCallister, Kimberly, Scott and Christopher Spencer, VIncent; Deborah, Da· nlelle and Jason Peckham, Lead· · tng Creek; Joan and Cody· Dill, Tlrt1, Karen, Eric and Slacey Smllh. Chester; Janet, Michael, and Brittany Barnett, Tuppers Plat* Cruz, Ange la M.' DeLaCruz. parcel,. Olive. La r ry G. Fisher. Rhond a R. FlshN to Ty ler Mount ain Wa ter Co., Inc .. pa rcels, Bedford. Ea rl P . Cross. G£'ra ldlne M. Cross to Jeffery C. Ha rris, Debora h M. Ha t·rts . 7.26.14 A .. Sutt on. Byrl Criflln . Donn a J . Griffin to Berna rd Bobo, I A.. Olive. Doris E. Fox to Charil's Ed· wa rd Trader. pa rcel. Scipio. Shirley D. Custer , dec. to J1ugh P. Cl ustl'r, cert. , Sal is bu ry . Hugh Cus ter , a ffld aVI\. Meigs. Donald R, Stll C's , Sr ., Ruth Nellle Stil l's t'o Donald R. Rich· mond . La ura Lynn Richmond . 35 A.. Rutl a nd . George E . Horn er. Richard J . Cashdollar , Betty .J . Cas hdoll a r , a ffidavit. Meigs. Georg<' E . Horner . .Jud y A. Horn er to Olivl'r E. B:lliey. parce ls. Reedsv ill e VIII. Ma be l C, Rous h. dec., to Ea rly M. Roush. M. E ileen Roush. cert . ol trans .. Letart. Ea t'ly M. Rous h. dec . to M. E ileen Buc k. ce rt. of tra ns .. LPta rt. Way Forest Clar k, dec. to Aud rey Cla rk , CNI . ol tra ns., Ora ng~ . Wil so n Va nMctcr.dcc. to He len L. VanM Pter. cert. of tra ns., Or a nge. Helen L. Milhoa n. dec .. Way ne E . Milhoa n, affid av it. Bedford . Adm i n istra tor. S m . B us !. Adm .. Sma ll Bus iness Adm inis· !ra tion to R.J . Summerfie ld. J r .. Ca r olyn Summ er fi eld . t rac t , ChC'ster. · -Pomeroy & Rehabilitation Center INTRODUCES C RE c Call 992-6606 For Registration 1987 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKET MEIGS COUm fAll GROUNDS POMEROY, OHIO SEPT. 3·4·5·6 OCT. 1·2·3·4; NOV 5·6·7 ·8 Dealers Wanted - Buyers Wanted Come one - Come all - Reasonable Set-up Rates Indoor Space - Outdoor Space We'll See You at the . FLEA ,MARK"T FOR INFORMTION CALL: (3041422-4189 -::- (8141742-2882 WE'VE MOVED! PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEAST OHIO NEW location in downtown POMEROY! 236 E. MAIN STREET, 2nd Floor (Above City Loan Bank) For appt. (Oil FREE SERVICE To the elderly, those living alone, or anyone who feels the need to keep in touch. 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 res pons ibility for the fa ilure of any of its volunteers to contact or attempt to contac t the s nbscriber, neighbor m· law enforcement agency upon the failure of the s ub sc•·ihe r to c all in . Please notify ·your relatives and neighbors that Ame ri c arc-Pomeroy cannot guamntce · responses by its v olunteer s. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL SONYA WOLFE 992-6606 992-5912 HOURS: 8:30-S Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:30-6 Tuesday '· SERVICES IN GALLIPOLIS REMAIN AT 414 Second Avenue , Phone 446-0166 ,~\...(_.l -Pomeroy Nursing & Rehabilitation Center 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 �Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 11 diseas~? What is cancer, and who contracts the Myths and realities: By Dr. Thomas A. Nlms Director Medical Education Surgery Grant Hospital, Columbus whelmed you "Maybe I've got eac h type of ca ncer. cancer cancer" And you remember In general, cancer starts In one Finally. as you grew older you Aunt Helen and the kid In school place In the body, and stays there heard all kinds of stones about and all of the horrible stories. It's tor a considerable period of time the bad things ca ncer dqes and ' no wonder you waited six months (often years, bPfore It spreads to What Is Cancer? I'm sure you remembered You began to before you finally went to I he another part of the body The each of you have your own Idea hate cancer, and to fear It You doctor. orglnal growth is called the of what cancer Is You may Unfortunately, you didn't hear could understand when grandpa primary cancer. When a growth remember grandma or Aunt had his heart attack. He was old, about the lady up the street who spreads to a different site, we say Helen - she was chubby and and old hearts sometimes give had a breast removed for cancer that It has metastasized, and the jolly when you were a kid; but out You could underst and when eighteen years ago- she doesn't secondary growth Is a then something happened She your neighbor was killed In a car talk much about )t; or the man metastasis. lost a Jot of weight, became wreck It was hard for his family , who had a piece of his colon The truth is that II the primary weak, no longer laughed You but these things happen - with removed ten years ago for growth can be removed or hoped you never had that all the crazy drivers around it's a cancer All he talks about is his destroyed before it spreads or happen to you. Then, when she wonder it doesn · t happen more grandklds And the homecomtnr metastasizes, that cancer Is gone queen In high school - she had died. you found out - she .had often for good, and the patient with cancer! But why does someone gel Hoddktn 's Disease and is now that cancer Is cured' Unfortu· And when you were In high cancer? It doesn't make any fine - but you didn't know that nately , all too often. m a ny people was cancer. school. one of your classmates- sense - and if you don't under do not find ouut that they have a real good guy- was put In the stand something, it's scary Then So what is cancer> Cancer Is cancer until the primary growth hospital becau~e he was losing one day In the shower, you the uncontrolled growth of abnor has spread. When that happen s weight and looked pale He never noticed thaI lump under your mal cells. chararcterize<l by the the treatment is more complex, ability of the abnormal cells to left the hospital. Th1s time It was arm A feeling of panic over and the outcome is often not mvade surrounding structures good. and the al)lllty to spread from I must stress that virtually all their site of orgin to different cancers can be totally cured If sites and grow in the new sites they are found early' It Is By KATE CALLEN The dlfleren} khids of cancer arc therefore Imperative that you classified according to the site of see your doctor If you develop United Press International BACK TO YOU, HOWARD. Howard Cosell. the mouth that orgln. Thus. colon cancer begins any of the early warning signs of in the colon, breast cancer In the roared over the airwaves for four decades, is returning to cancer Although sometimes breast, lymphatic cancer In the cancers grow and spread without television m early 1988 with a nighttime news show Holding lymph nodes, etc The growth court at the posh "21" club In New York Tuesday, Cosellsald the any warning al all, many times characteristics. such as the type show will be patterned and named after his ABC Radio Network people Ignore early signs All too program "Howard Cosell· Speaking of Everything," now a cell that is out of control. where often, these people are terrlfiPd the cells might spread, how fast quarter-century old. by the possibility that they might "I still have things to say that I feel must be said," said Cosell the cells grow, are different for havp ra ncer. and whll~ they arc Asked If he's watched NFL telecasts since he left ABC Monday Night Football. he replied, "I haven't watched aqy Monday Night Football ' The last game I watcbed was an NBC telecast of a Giants Jets game and that was for about 10 minutes It's very hard for me to watch a game on TV - they all look and sound alike ' By United Press International D1stnct .Judge Bat efoot Sa nd ers VALERIE'S 1..<\WSUIT: A tearflli Valerie Harper announced offeted 24 hours m. jai l as the Tuesday she will file a breach of contract suit against Lorlmar Officer lassoes alternal!ve punishment Productions for kickmg her off her own show In addition to on freeway bull pumllve damages. she IS asking that her name be eliminated · Mr Sanders IS very generous ORANGE. Calif I UPII - A In Jetting me get awa~ "!th ll'om the renamed "Valerie's Family " !previously just 1.000-pound Brahma bull es " Valerie" ) writing the Constitution. a ! caped as hew as being loaded on a though It 's a very wordy docu At present, the sitcom stars Sandy Duncan as Valerie's sister truck for the slaughterhouse and mPnt , ·said Bobkoff. who mi ssed who takes custody of Valene 's children linciudmg teen rumbled along 3¥., miles of court datesoni\ug 10andi\ug 1'1 hearlthrobscene stealer Justin Bateman) after Valene's crowded freewa) before being because he had gonC' fishing at unllmeiY death lassoed near Disneyland, author Harper denied reports that a salary dispute tnggereil her Lake Co nroe In soul heast Texas Illes sa1d dis missal "l feel hke mud," she told reporters · !The show! Bobkoff admitted h ~ 1gnorrd With Calitornla Highway Pa was a labor of love .. I totally feel that my career of 17 years. court directives to ca ll In eueh fro! officers In pursuit, the bull day and see If he was ~cheduled my standmg m the commumty and the mdustry, my popularity created a massive traffic tie- up for JUry dut y was explOited and used · before being roped and hauled off 'Whenever I called they satd GONZO ON THE MEND: Actor Gregory Harrison , who corral at an animal shelter, to a played Dr Gonzo Gates on the now -defunct "Trapper John, my name wasn t p1ckC'd so I authorities said Wednesday M D ' JOinS a long hst of celebnt1es who have sought treatment figured a th ree da y excursion Sgt Robert Huebner of the would be OK and tl was my bad at the Betty Ford Center In Rancho Mirage, Calif Orange County Animal Control luck that I was chosen In those Harnson. who stars m a new surfmg film. "North Shore," Department said the bull's trek checked out of the Center Wednesday after four weeks of thr ee days,' he sa id along two freeways m the c ities treatment for an undisclosed chemical dependency His The judge said this Is not the of Orange a nd Anaheim Tuesday first time he has had to rrprl manager, Franklin Levy, said Harrison succesfully completed afternoon ended with a lar iat mand a juror the program and added. "If Gregory wants tos"' more about It tos s. " I dislike it but l!' s ncccs now that he's home. it's up to him " 'II went fau 1\ cas},· Hu ebner sary. Sa nd ers s~id · I put BIG MEN ON CAMPUS: A back to·schooi tribute in this sa id " We had him well confined week's People magazme asked Hollywood heartthrobs Tom someone In jail a couple of yea r s I just stood up on tlhe hood ofl ago tfor the samP offPnsel " Selleck, Ted Danson and Sieve Guttenberg, co stars of the one of our units and threw the Officials with the US Ar upcoming film . "Three Men and a Baby.· to recall lhi'Ir high lanat around h1m " school heydays Two of the three actors had surprisingly chives said their rec01ds show The bull had somehow slipped the Constit ution co ntains about nondesc npt teenag!' careers away as 11 was being loaded onto 6 757 words Bobkoff sa id he ha s 'I was a nerd. " said "Magnum P l "Selleck "I was a vtrgm m the city of Orange near written out about eight pagC's and a truck 'til very late I was real shy "Said Danson of 'C heers ' fame. "I Anaheim Stadium heading for expects the test of the ta sk to played basketball - that was the only thing I did In h1gh school the slaughterhouse It was my saving grace Otherwise, I would have died " take anothc1 20 pa ges The bull made Its way onto the Guttenberg, s tar of "Cocoon." had a better time of It 'I was a Dentist thinks Orange Freeway, where a motor st ud ," he recalled with a grin Johnny wa.•n't funny 1st spotted 11 trotting south and NEWYORKtUPii-Adentlsl D·I·V·O·R·C·E: Country mu sic star Lee Greenwood filed for the Highway Patrol The who found the prickly hum or of called divorce from hls fourth wife Tuesday in Nashville. Tenn , c1tmg a nimal continued on. wandering " Tonight Show · host .Johnny cruel and inhuman treatment and lrreconciiiable differences off the Orange Freeway and onto Carson a painful cxp<•riencC' is The 44 year old s mger, who was named Male Vocalist of the Sanla Ana Freeway about a the Year m 1983 and 1985 by the Country Music Assoctalmn, and h1s sumg tbe entertainer mile south wife Me lame GrePnwood were marned m Las Vegas in 1981. Dr Michael Me ndelson , a Long CHP officers caught up with Island dentist wants $10 million The couple have been sc>parated smce July and have no the bull near Disneyland The from the talk show host, court children CHP closed the freeway shortly papers fl!Pd In sta te Supreme before 3 p.m . and called animal Court in Ma nhattan showed control officers, who boxed the Wednesday. bull m with several trucks Last year Ca rson remarked m Huebner was only five feet a monologm• 'Imagmc dentists DENALI NATIONAL PARK, to a human " away when he lassoed the rene gomg out of business l haven't The grizzly was a camp raider Alaska tUPI) - Three wildlife gade animal ' just like Roy Rogers," animal control chief specialiSts performed mouth· tO· that was being studied to det er snout resuscitatiOn on a gnzzly mme the effectivenes s of a Joe Oliver said Another officer bear that had fallen Into a lake rehabilitation p10gram designE"d put a rope on the bull and 11 was after being hll with a tranquilizer to keep bears out of camp· pulled aga inst a freeway fence. grounds The researchers were dart, but the heroic effort failed The bull will be auctioned off If and two newborn cubs were left trymg to replace the gnzzly's 11 is not claimed within five days Truant juror reading, orphaned 1n the Wild officials broken radio collar when things got out of hand, Griffiths said writing Constitution said IN RACINE The researchers shot the bear Chances that the cubs will DALLAS tUPI) - A college survive In the wild are not good, w1th a tranquilizer dart , but the student who chose the wrong Tom Gttlfllhs, chief ranger at drug took effect just as the days to go fishing has been Denali National Park. sa id gnzzly reached the edge of a ordered to copy the U S Constitu· small glacial lake and 11 fell Into lion In longhand as punishment Wednesday "They tri ed to resuscitate the the water. for skipping JUry duty bear by domg mouth to-nose on By the time the three bear Michael G Bobkoff. 21. a her." Gnlfllhs sa 1d of the three experts arrived, the gnzzly had markeUng major at North Texas park employees. "The} did it for been under water several min m Denton, one hour They're dedicated utes They managed to pull it up State agreed University Tuesday to complete the 1 They dtd II just !Ike you would and start resuscitation, but gave writing assignment and pay a give mouth· to·nose resuscitation up after an hour $100 fine by Sept 14 after u s '-"\' leukemia - anot her form of -People in the news---. rationalizing and minimizing their symptoms, they are giving more time for the cancer to spread. Without exception, the earlier a cancer Is alscovered, the better Is the chance for cure Do not be afraid to find out that you have cancer' The American Canc!'r Society has a well publ!cized list of the seven warning stgns of cancer The first letter of each sign spells the word CAUTION Lea1 n these signs and pay attenllon to them C - Cha nge in bowel or bladder habits It ts not normal to become constipated just because you're getting older. A- A sore th at does not heal These are commonly In the mouth or on the skin They don't hurt . They are very curable when small U - Un usual bleeding or discharge Don't walt to see It the bleeding happens again Take advantage of the first sign T - Thickening or lump in breast or elsewh ere Breast ca ncer IS very curable If you ftnd 11 early I - Indigestion or dlfflcully swallowing Th ts one Is hete becau se we needed an " !" Don't won v abou t 11 unless It persists 0- Obvldus changes In a wart 0 1 mole Watc h bla ck ot dark moles especially • N - Naggtng couch or hoarse· ness If It's due to a cold you , ~. should be better within a couple ' · weeks. • Heroic effort fails, bear dies . Public Notice • NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARy On August 14. 1987. '" the ntate of V~rgin•a I Edwarda. deceased, late of 100 Uneon Avenue, Pome- EAGU RIDGE SMALL ENGINE roy, Me1gl County, Ohio. 45769 PAllS • SIIYICE Roben E Buck lena K Neuelroad Clerk locotod llalfway htwun lt. faOIIIa"""' HRS 12 00· 8 :00 181 20 27, 191 3 , Jtc Public Notice Monday· Saturday of the former lee and a..... Rudis• II re11denee reel estate lltuared ot 108 Legion Tor· car ger•ge The nght i1 reatrved to r•· Ject any or all bidS 103tc . Ill , SUN LONG'S CONSTRUCTION . V•nyl & Alum S•d•ng Complete Gutter Work Camplolo Remodeling Roofing ol All Types W0t~od '" IN SUMMER SCHOOL ELIZABETH SHUE ' ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING 1 The F1mtly Of JACK F KING SR WilhM Ul thank IIY"'Y· one who gave food, flowers, aorda end doNtlonl during the loa of our hutband and ltothef A special thenlc you to Rev John Evens A vettY IPIICill llllnk you to Ed and Sue K1ng Mr1 Joan King and Children '' • TWill lEG. Sl9.95 S$995 ... ,.. • 1 ....ng FUll lEG. S119.9S ' S7995 ... ,.. Ouiltod lnnonpnng . . • '•• • \ I ' ' SAVE To 40°/o ON NATIONAUY FAMOUS 2 ' '' STOVES .' I FIREPLACE. INSERTS :woo so f .' •AUTO-THERMOSTAT •GLASS DOOR ''Let not 1 you r ht.>art be rroublrd· y,, lw· Collectors Items Coslume JeM!Jry, Acl1on Toys MuSJCal Toys & Tnnket Bo~n C•ll 1614) 992 · 7204 Wholeule & Aeta•l llOimopd mov 'I ' 701 2ND AVE. GALLIPOLIS KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10·8 tfc BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 985-3561 "At Reasonable Pncn"' All M•h• PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 •Waeher t •Dithwash ers •Ran~ ttl •Refr•geralors •Dryers •Freezers Black and white male puppy to grve away C•U 614 448-2150 Small dog· 1 vr old C.ll 614 21!i6 1977 aftet 6 00 PM CeiUIII Cond,tiont oHtOOO tonhooe whoqu1hfy Muetbe18orolder, 11ngle, ""to travel majOf cit1et tnd UIIOrt are•• lr you want money, fun, end tr•vel. cont•ct D J Brooks. FridiiY only •t the Belt w....rn 1n Gelllpolil from 11 00 AM I 00 IPM. Babysitter W.nted Re1ponlibh!l •nd dependable peraon to do babysttting who ltv01 on State Route 218 st tea•t 3 m1les from Gallipolis or who lfvetln the chy of G•lhpohs C•ll 814-448· 8427 after 6 30 PM Babysitter Nanny Poa/tion avall•ble for rnpona•ble •duh looking for • family to •dopt Hour~ v•rydally Salary negotl• ble C•ll for mterv1ew 614-446· 1967 ~- 1616· Ifn v.w. BOGGS ,.. - . "\• \ I' .'. U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Deere, New Hollond. lush Hog Form Equipment luthoruH John Dealer Flr111 Equipment Parts & Ser-lee 1 rP PARTS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 I ll I mo pd I 3 '86 tfc Howard L Writtstl J&L ROOFING INSULATION 992-2772 FOR THE BEST IN REPLACEMENTS WINDOWS · NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painttng FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949·2168 CERTAINTEED VINYL THERMO • BOSS 8 4 I mo 4-11 87·tfn "VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homts Built "Free Est•mates" PH. 949-2860 or. 949-2801 - 4 15 861c A ES 10 ENTIAL I COM MER Cl Al PH. 742-2027 614 3 bladt and white tli we.ac; old ktttont hner tr•ln..t 30.t &76 7242 Golden Reulver 2 years old Male puppy h.tf BordiH Colhe 1nd h1lf Golden Retr1ver 304 &75 1574 or 1576-7337 Pert B..gle, blk 1nd white puppy Small kitt•n tom.one dropped It my home 304 773 6B38 after 5 00 German Shepherd to 1 good hom•. JHene cell 304 676 61534 Lost and Found REWARD! For return of sltver grey Huffy Oath bicycle t•ken from,194th•~e CeUI14-.U6 3073 Pubhc Sale & Auctton ED S GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET OPEN LABOR OA\i 3 devt of berg11n1 S•t Sun Mon Our bu1ldmg IS tun of e•t:ltlng m•chend•se Our deal en wort hard to bflng you d1Herent things eath week· end GOSPEl MUSIC Uve Gotpel sing outdoors Sun day afternoon Brtng your lawn chair FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING You know where w• ere located We'" Into our fourth year now Try •11ernatlve 1hopp1ng Try the Flea M•rket ALL DEALERS WELCOME Rtl Jfi & 1 ISO nllXt to Fruth 1 e~~:peri&nCed In Ill ph...s of restdentlll •nd com merc1al mstflllation and fiPIIfl Sel1ry negotla~e Phon11 614 992 5009 Mon Frl 12 00 noon 5 00 pm El~ric11n Friendl<t Home P•nlee hal open mgs for managen •nd dealers m you1 are• larg81t lme 1n ~rty plan-free lut brand new Chr11t· cst•log toy gift and home decor cat•log Over BOO 1tem1 Top comm111lon end hostesSglft1 call tor free e•talog 1 800 227 1610 m•• AVON AU •rut Call Mar1l'tn We.ver 304 882 2846 New lCKahon: 161 North Strand Middltport, Ohto 45760 SALES & SERVICE Pay Your R1ck Peerson Auct1on.., h· centltd In Ohio end West V1rg1 me Ette1e •nt1que hwm ltqu/ d1t1on ..111, 304 773· 157815 9 Wanted To Buy We P•v cash for latD model clean used cars Jim Mink Chl'l Olda Inc 8111 Gene Johnson 014 448 3872 TOP CASH pa1d f.or 83 mod~ •nd newer used c•r• Sm1th Buick Pontl•c. 1911 E..tern Ave , Gelllpohs Call 614-448 2282 Junk Auto 1 w+th or without motors Call &14 388 9303 Co11814 448 3169 WANTED Orange sh0t1·h~rtd kttt•n Need by end of Sep· tember c.n 114 268 1381!1 Buy•ng dsU~ gold 11/ver eo•ns, flnga jewelry, sterl1ng w•re. old ooinJ, '-'9' cunenov Top pri· cea Ed Burkett B•rber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport Oh 814 992· 3478 992·6488 titver coins. gold r~ngs turnltu,., old guns, complete houtehold, Eftlltn Cash ,.id Call Brion lae 114 388~ &OH Antique~. lnipiiiVIIII'III S1•r 'JICI'' 997-6!10 RESlDENa PHONE (6141 11 11~0111 We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Yt' PAT HILL FORD Uc IJIIJ 11 •• , , lt/17 PIIIUC ltiYmtl 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tfc AVON- StiiAvonforChrt.tmu M•ke.tOp•c•nt Calll14-441· '"HIRING! Government jobl your .,.. t16 000 til 000 Call (8021 B38 8886 \ EKT 1203'' REPS NEEDED for busmeu accounts Full l•me, ISO 000 e&O,OOO Part T•me $12 000 t18,000 No Selltng, repeat bueinets Set your own hours Tu1nlng pro· llided Call 1 812 938·1870 M F 8am to &pm (Central Standard l•me) 12 Situations Wanted NEEDED Obed•en<:e Dog Tr•1n• to tram 8 month old dog Phone 614 448 2998 Ch1ld care provided 1n mv- home lots of love and leerntng ectNI· "" Hot lunches Phone 614 992 7632 Will do bab<tlltting 1n my home full or pan time fanced yard close to school 304 676· 2784 18 Wanted to Do SeptiC tsnk pump1ng resident••l & eommer•eel t80 per load Ron EvsneEnterprltee Jackton Oh•o Coll814 288·6930 Baby sm~ng houte eleanino in Eureka Hu1b.nd w1ll do P••nt 1ng, m11c JObt any t•m• Call 614· 268·6590 Shoestnng Ridg• erae· Will do b..,.,sktlng in my home Hsve references C.U 614-446-8809 1---------YARD SALE Thun & Fn "h mile on Bul•vdle Rd Fl•twall boo'.ciSe garden handtoolt. furn•ture cloth1ng d•theJ & m 1sc Fr~ ln11d1 Vard S.le Old 180 at Evergreen Watch for 11gns Fr1 Sept 4 12 00 6 00 SM Sept 6 10 00 I 00 End tablet, coffee table lampt, table end che~ra-all to match Seen wuher odds &. ends clothet, love seat, rad•o Cell 614 446 6747 HUGE GARAGE SALE Sopl 3-4 6, 9 4PM 328 LeGr1nde Btvd Green Acres 2 motOfC'f clet, c::lothn •nd m1sc YARD SALE Wed 2nd. Thun lrd &. fr1 41h Jusroff 141 on Lmcoln P1ke at Centenary 4th trail• on left Clothmg stl 11zes dishes drapes. JIIWelry tools and lots of m1sc Items GARAGE SALE 234 Jackson Ptka Thurt Fr1 9 5, Clo1h1ng boys& gtrle mf•nt 2T boys 12 women 5 1 1, nurse• umtormt 11or:e 10, men• l&Xl pictures eunllns glasses baskett smell apphc•nces baby 1tem1 toys morel 3 Fam•IV Many clean quality •tem• to choose from Corn• of US 35&RodneyRd 3m• wett of Holter Hasp Sept 4 & 5 9-5 3 F•m•lv Y•rd S•le household muw~ Children and •nd adult clothing 9 ? Thure & fr1 &tO 3rd Ave Yard Sale Sat 4 · Fem•ly Clo· th~ng m1sc Items Be11de ftor ter ME Church Near Nonh Gelha H1gh Sehool Thurs Fn , & Sat Clothing home tntenor glauware some old fum1ture Shoettnng Rdg Commumty Vtrd Sale 6 HP rototller stereo m•erowave oven , Hond• 80 motorcycle, closet Iota of c/oth~ng · all 11111 Down Rt 1 to Clipper M1ll1 foMow 11gns 446· 2847 v.,d Sele Fri - Sat v. mile off 141 on Graham School Ad Mise Items Will Carport Sale Ftrst nght off Bulav•lle Pk Boys elothet household good• Fnd•y only. b•by ••• In my home 30~·875· 6202 93 Finanwl 21 P•lnted pumpkins crafts name brand J••ne, clothn d11hee 2 miles welt on 141 Fr1 a. Sat Business Opportunity I NOTICE I fHE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO recommends tll.c you do buslnus whh people you know, •nd NOT to send money through the m•ll until you hiiVe lnvelttg.. ed the offering Villt~ge Cui Rate In Racine tor Hie Phone 814-949- 2140 b• fore 15 00 or 814 949 2220 aher I 00 Profe11ional Service• Auctioneer Col Otc•r E Cllclt. llcM•• 11 714-88, 304· 81& 3430 31 9 00·? 1112 m1 out Rt 218 from At 7 Set • Mon Sapt 6th & 7th , 10 8 4-FamiiY Gar•g• Sept 3rd - 7, 4th· 8 -3 30 Ram or Sh1ne Clothing lots mtsc 17 Ford XL convertible. 78 Mercury Auth Wella Becker residence ne• rest•ur•nt· Wllk•ville I Y•rd S•ln·9 Famlltll I 30 AM, Thure & Fn 6 mll11 out 21 B roed acron M•rtin's Stone. a.by co•ts • clothe~ ­ ettuhe, home •nter1or, tirn. turnhure lamp shtldet, chlldt bigfoot and more Fri , Sat 9·6 Port1bte crib. strou... b•bv items. bathroom Vlnlty. boys 4T clothtng handmade c:r•he. Homewood Dr, flrtt roltd lett off 1 eo .tter 8tdweii·Porter intertlection Ger•ge S•le 3 t 5 t..Gr~~nde Blvd , Stpt 4 & 5 , 9-6 Rain or Shine RN'S Eom Ut.OOO pluo, wMh Homes for Sele othw bonoltto h port of tho Gov~rnm1n1 h....., tldhd lam at Pin.,... C.ro Con.to< C.ll, 814·441· · r.ap..,. Cell IC)I Mf:•31. xr ' Wed Thurs S. fri , 'h m1le out George 1 Creeft Rd from Rt 7. at large red metal buddtng 1n Counuv Aire Estetes B 3 I Can do light hauling and roofing A•••onable rates Mauon Smder 614-949 2829 L P N port·timo Coli Ohio Jab Sorv!oo &lot-~1·1183 7112. •oe Porch Ssle Sept 3 & 4 9 30 5 00 19 Mad110n Ave Jeani·IIZ8 6 gull MIIC Sept 4 8 00 6 30 Golf clubs strollet car 1eae clothing Rt 7 by Wemsley's 33&8 over 20 Plkl deys aft 111 ya•r; Adva-o•re lnturence peld Tuf., don rwlmlllu,.....,. end meny 4th 3 m1lu from Hosphel on 160 4 Family AVON All areas Call Sh11ley Spears 304 176 1429 4340 AA EOE 23 1 Yard Sale Thurs and Fr~ 3rd & Poner on 654 nght Be1ge Double w1de Tues Fn 9 6 Help Wanted "' Hirlngl Oowrnment joN~ your ••• e1e ooo-eea.ooo c.u 802·138·1881 Ext 808" YardSale 3Ylmtluout8ull\lllle Pike Vt mile pu1 layne Furniture Sept 2.3 & 4 Center apptl, peraonnel off1c1 Pleasant Valla, Hoap. 304 676 Wanmd to buy •cr•p ateal •nd met•l• Rldera S•lv•u• 814- Phone Btlts Here IUSINISS PHONE 161~1 · ·Galllpoliil · · · · & Vicinity 1---------YARO SALE 1 m1le out 218 R N applications now being Wed & Thurs. 9 ? accepted tot full time posmon 1---------P!e... nt V..ley Nurstng Care YARD SAlE 2 miles Eest of 446 7037 2328 We Carry F•thlng SuppliM be also" In Memory Of ROBERT PICKETT Died Sept. 3, 19B6 Loving Father and Husband. Th Pickett Family 949·2459 W•nted to buy st•ndlng timber C•ll AI Tromm at 114 742 ACCENT FREE ESTIMATES Iris bulbs to gNe away Som.one to do mowmg and brush hogg'"g In Raane •rea Write to The Oaity Santin.. Box 7..29W, Pom•oy, Oh1o 467&9 .. 258 8783 FENCE COMPANY Let Ut fenee 'to• Ia pupJMat Norweglw. Elkhound, Hualue mUied Call 614-992· 7468 Shepherd WANTED TO BU\i Used wood & co.. heaters Swa~n·• Furm· ture, 3rd S. Ohve St Gallipolis V. C. YOUNG Ill Government Homee from t1 jU reps1r) Delinquent tex prop&rty Repotnaslons Call 806 ·8876000 Ext GH 9806 for current Yard Sale Sept 2 3, 4 1 Y, mt out Bul•vllle-Porter Rd 10 00·7 lots n•ce clothes d1fferent atZel M1sc pm CARPENTER 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 3 BR home 2 •ern Centrally loe•ted n..r Alb•ny. Athent, Me•u• Mtnu Houae m good cond1t~n Only 10 yrs old Aleunder eehool $37 500 Agent owned Hocking Valty Realtor 814 692-6262 Even•ngs 614 898 6491 814-9927171 Sale 123 4th Ave Sept 9·5 Chau . 1ecord and clothu end other Went to b1bystt 1n my home Have good refMenc" Contact Judy Senders It IS 14 448 8621 Addons and remodelmg Rootmg ~md gutter work ConCfete work Plumbing end electrical work (Free Estimalesl 814 448 2917 We need a career mtnded people onented person to work 1n a high qu•hty dent•l office The perfect job fCH' the r~ght peraon P!eue und complete ruume 10 Daily Sent1nel So~~: 729 K. Pom•ov. Ohio Standing l imb• C.lll14-379 2768 SERVICE By owner Sm•ll 2 Br home Fram St Rt 218 take Kriner Ad 'IW mll•f~rl1 house on nght *1 2 000 wpl help fmenca Call -,..,OM Homes for 5•1• .. ~ room houM two bMhl. new roof Nu181h wiftdowa, g•age. 241 N fDYnh Ave , M~ddhurt Moe oH• 114·247-6&72 or 814-247 2132 2 lA renul ho~o~•. *8100 3 BR , mea, ez&.OOO, M•ln St Crown City Calllt4-448·1511 2 or 3 bedroom• double lot Close to echool1 •nd 11or• 118.000 304·17&·7833 For S•l• By Owner 8 room• end blth, Z BA • 'A balement dry O.rage In Gallipolis, Ohto Calll1 4-441-2&05 4 bedroom 1"h bMhs. bat• ment. cent•l Z c...- g•ave. Lynn St New H•ven 304·812· House- 3 BR , FR , CA IIJOOO, down Assume loan Kyg• Creek Schoall Georges Creek Call 6\4-446-7757 bedroom houN .ere lot. berwunOallipoUslocks •nd Ooodve•r Pl.m. after 4 00 cell 304-678· 2&83 or &71- '1 2101 •lz• 2 bedroom 2100 1q ft house for ule by owners et 1096 Suntet Drnl1t Thlt houlfl r• eently tuff•ed fire d•mage and 11 off..-ld for ule "• ••" Etlimltll tor tOI•I reconstructiOn ereepproxamat.ty t24,000 This ad will run for one week only If 1ntereeted c•ll Sue Moulton. executrix of the edate of Judy Pollock. 111 114 4411479 •tr. 295e 3 ~cated 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Mercerville Close to school Mobile home and lot ra.SV to move Into Excel Cond 816,500 C•lll14 266-6476 - l~ro~po~h~ol~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~~=========:4.::;::======= YOUNG'S INSULATION .. 448-1522 Double-wide on corn• tot '" Thurm•n C.rpet throughout. beet cond rur•l w•t• 31 t69 230 yeerJobs Now t18 h~ring Call Oovernmant 040 1 805 687 8000 E.11t R 980& for c1.ment fed••l hst Small brelld puppln fathiJI'· Blue H..ler Mother Pelunete Call &14 985-3870 aft• 5 GO NO SUNDAY CALLS 4 ~ llr Will help fin•nce or land con tr1ct 10 <tr old houae 3 Br P•tr~ot V•llage C•ll 61 4-Uii1340, 448 3870 4 ktnens 2 main, 2 fem•ln Free box ot c•t food with each lctttan C1ll 814 268 9384 8 Homes for Sale 814· 246 ·5893 home Call814 387 0683 6 31 For Sale by Owner 4 6 BR. 3 b•ths Approximately 4000 sq ft 21 acr .. wrth tenn11 caun I 173,000 Will aell whh only 6 aeras for *155 000 Call tor appolntm.nt 114 ~~ 3388 2 frtendly 6 wk old. bl•ck k1nens Boy & Girl N..d good Day o'r Night PARTS and SERVICE many man~mns. If It wen• not ~~. I would h01 e wid you I!{" rn prepare a pine•• for vnu. And •f I f{t> and prepare a place for vou. I w1ll romt' Pl{ain and rt•ceu •e you unto myself, thor where I am, thf .~ WE GUARANTEE YOU WON'T FIND AN EQUAL QUAUTY STOVE ANYWHERE AT Gtlt Sh(tp & loy Store 3 II lfn also in mP In mv FOihtJr'~ hm1u• are r. •TWIN BLOWERS Closed Sundly & Mondly for Labo< illy Boll! locations ANN'S No Sunday Calls In Memoriem lu•t t• in Gml Bt•lr('l f ' HEATS UP TO Chl'l••· THANK YOU, FRIENDS AND RELATIVES. FOR YOUR CARDS. CALLS. VISITS AND GIFTS WHILE I WAS HOSPITALIZED. AILEEN AND I APPRECIATE YOUR BEST WISHES. Sincerely, Harlan Wehrun I KINDLEWOOD In Time FDI' We Will Hsre limited NumW OF C.t 1Meow Cbn•• HDIIIII. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! E M"n St Pomeroy B!h•nd C•ty Hall SALES & SERVICE GET ONI F.l - - - • Cef YDul' Olden In FDI' CDuflfl'g 31~ ICUI OUT FOR FUTUI! Ull! Maurice end Frencn Reed 2 FOR 1 IUT ONE HCIMEI Opening Upstairs at Point Pleasant Store 1101 Viand Street 10-6 p.m. M.·T., 10-8 p.m. Fri. & Sot. d Card of Thankl IECUNEIS Mason, WY. 773-5977 10-5:30 p.m. .. 1/ 23 / 1 mo We would like to thank our family and friends for the cards and gifts that made our Fortieth Anniversary a Special Day. TABLE- CHEST- DRESSER ~~ ~ 6 17 tic IN ONE SET "HEAVY" BUNIC BEbS sALE Alto Trutmlttlu PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Mon thru Fr1 or by Appointment 1-614-843·5425 PGll L." AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR 8· 20·'86 tfn 0pen10AM . to4PM uu PG 13 COMPLETE WITH MATTRESS AND SPRINGS ~0 Home Aroo 2S '""" FIE! ESflM.US USED FURNITURE Quiltod - Rt 124, Pomeroy Oh•o RIASONAILI ' REUABU d mo Roger Hysell Garage •nd en1oy peopl• An e11~nsn Mutt gol 8 maiH, 1 fem•le MARK HARMON sall\l.t'' Md1011 Store 703 2nd Street "MASI!RCARD 'VISA "!AfAWAf 614-843-5248 • "t""J I ~- - · As vou know Mlckcv . women thmk dcntiS" arc· tOm.tnl ic What lacly wouldn 1 want to il<' embraced b\ a mDn whose s hin s!CCICS are sogg1 with a GINGERBREAD HOUSE /~ HOUSE OF GIFTS t:'..,'1 ~ ~ ' Grand Re-Opening SEPT. 4th 1102 Viand Str..-t Point PleR8ant "flU ESTIMAln" I ·~· I and men 's 1OOm attc nd an ls (~.) 10:1 2ntl Str.,..l MIIMOn, W. Va, Electrontc Organs Mobile service PH. 992-2772 Giveaway 7760 Service •FURNACES •AIR CONDITIONERS •HEAT PUMPS Rudlootl ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:~~~~!:;~~:;;:~:::::::::::::::::; GINGERBREAD HOUSE !' ~.a OF GIF•ffi TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation stdence consist a of two bedroom• one beth end • one Aug. 31, 1987 Fumlfflte INSULATION HEATING & COOLING Beginning 1 J.R.'s REPAIRS Southom Co hoo lmmod,.lo openong lo• t 5 oh•p pooplo nol of•••• olwo<k Mual been...,e Homes for Sale Needed Dental Hygentllt tor a people oriented high qu•lny dental off•c• Sand complete r"ume to Da•ly Sent1nel Do• 729 K ~omMoy Ohio 'h Bugle pups Black and whna C•ll 614 387 0186 or 3&7 J&L rece, Pomeroy, Ohio Tht r•· .. ,g' ~.....~"·~ 4 8 7 1 mo September 11, 1987 11 11 00 A M for the purchaee ·-- '5,~"1.;r,v.!l.' I l l 985-4141 GlNliAL CONTUCTOI! 8-20-1 mo d BUY - SELl- TRADE Fultz 1 1 1 Y, WHt Second Street. Pomeroy. Ohio until • ~ . \ ~ 4 U l. A AIIIIIIU II r. eme II IS Phone Day or lntung Ph. 949-2969 tho office of Bornord V YOU'LL SAVE MONEY IN THE CLASSIFIEOS AND THAT'S NO BULLI REPAIRS REFERENCES CLOSED SUNDAY PUBLIC NOTICE Otfera will .,. received at 1- 191 me ,4 •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITC~ENS BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAL REMODEliNG & tQOOD BUCKSI FUNJOB C.oh bond• S CHISTII, OHIO Repatrs on All Makes Transaxte Repa~rs Proboto Judge !911 . 2 . 3.4 6 8 9 992 31 pold Lodgong ond tronoportol•on Manul•<:ture end S•les of Recording and Control In ttruments for Home and Commercial uM Mon1tor1 to d11ptay Furn•ce and Aw Cond Hours or Mm of oper •ting time Valuable Date tholollowo Dooly Ooolo1o be ... Completely el1mmatH the end of the n'lon1h Bill sur· pnse ( F Socott, Mtr , R (reme•s f~eld Sctlft; Mgr , Pl1.11 Assottot" "''"mot1en Drul lrodMu• 16141992 -3111 .. 992 !ISO Mi....,ttt Alhtns Ptrtsmoutll RUSS MOORE Help Wanted fumithed Pamtroy MARCUM CONTRACTING CENTER C •M• HOURS· Tue.•Wad. -fn. 11 D.rll. fa 1 p.m. 5uiHiay: 1 p m.-7 p.rn. ly Chance or Appointment - (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohto 45631 441 hKh It Middleport, Oh. 45760 1124 East Main St. -' Umon Avenue, Pomeroy. Ohto, 45769 wu op· po•nted Spee1al E •ecutor of SYmlll , --- Buy OR SELL RiveriAnfiq•..,s ... ..,. :z:: licensed Clinical Audtologist ' ' WILL REOPEN 0J , ~ -~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Ahce Struble E ••culria of t~e Enu• of Bessie bPen so h,tpp\ .tboul " gt ou p dtsband ing si nce I he Geswpo Me ndPison thought thr JO k<' ta steless and wt otr a lt'IIcr demandtng an apolog; Ca 1·son rrad the lcnrr April lA. 1986 on hi s tal e mght show and 1 all!!'d off a series of jokrs, · M1kr you 1<' a mcml>C' t of a p1·1\ Il<'gcd ptoff'ssion Thrr<' a•·e on!\ two gt oups of professionals !hat spend •heir working da; s wat ching "at et go 1ound and 1ound In a 111110 l)(lw! Dentists PAUL'S BARBER SHOP nV. c,\._c; Computerized Heanng Aid Selection ~ Swrm Molds • Interpreting Services ' the Me1g1 County Prob•te 11 r~::::::::::~:::::Jc:::::::::::::::::::ifi=====~~~~~==:;-r~~;,:~;:~~~;;;;l (ON!IIII MONtTOl ANnQUES z Court Case No. 24744. John Dav1d Edwards, 100 Quirks in the news_ ______,__ __ s lra n ~er's Business Services Homes from to• e1 DO "U llopolr" ,..loa 11 lor tnfv YW S.... Bldwel Turn •t Bktwell ~gn Fri • Sat Childrent cloth11- etz.• 4 I. high chelr, f(bergt... o•aue door 12•1. •lr eond , picture fumH, .nd more V•d a... In Eureka. Stipt 3 • 4. 9·? Choop F•m•IY Yerd Sale Sept 15, 112 m• past Raccoon Co Pic on St Rt 7715 Woodburner pet1te women• cloth•. sm men's c~othu 111e 8-10 boys clothes nik nak1 Yard Sale Sept 3 4,6 Clothes knielc kn•ckl etc FllfVI8W Evergreen Rd Refng 100 tapes-8 track Y•d Sale Boyt clothing tize 8-12 Jr Mlll81 111e 6-7, guls 11:t:e 14 tupperwere Qua•l Crtt Lot 6 Sapt 3.4 & 9 00 till4 00 Ne•ghborho6d Sele 7 femll•n 4274th Ave Kaneug• Thurs & Frt Sept 3rd It 4th L.d11,. eloth1ng. baby clothmg gu stove large atereo console. home •ntenor other items Garage Sale 2 Famtly 637 H1lda Dr f••rv•aw. Fri & Set Sept 4• 5 V'ard Sale 15 Vtnton St . Fr1·Sat, 9-5 Matermty, .ntMrts, ch1ldrens. JUntore Ita m11c elothmg household items No salttple... ••tv Vard Sale Sat & Sun 1117 Teodora Ave G1ant1c Yard Sale Fr1 & Sat , 8 1 At 6&4. Che1hire Ohto Yll mile from atop hght Vtrd Sale 218 Third. Frl Sept 4th S•t - Sept 5th Stove, refr/g freezer. furniture dishH, p.sna and ete G1snt Sale E•rl Fields, Hartford, W V• Sept 3,4 6&7 New and used F~replace screens, dte hw•re. 2 shellow pumpa wtth tenks hurttmg clothes boots sm•ll wooden barrel. tools kmek -knacks Set Sept 5th Only! 9·6 Furm· lure i•mpa d11hu, allverwere, whet nota. typewriter. books color t\11, 5)4cture •nd frames, puzzeiJ tools. mower, t1llere to many Items 10 hst P•ul Den ney's corner 664 •nd AodniiY Ptke, BidWell, Ohio Yard Sale 3 F•milv 1/4 mile oft Chllh<:Othe Rd Thurs & Fr~ Y•rd S•le Frid-v. Sept 4th 9 00 AM-5 00 PM 203 B•at••m Dr Full IIZI bed1 winter c/o th•ng Many m••c Items Yard S•le Fnd.., & S•turdltf lots of good••• 430 lariat Dr by Holzer Hotphal Sale Fr.d•v. 9 · 6 11JJ mile down Rt 7 P•ng p~ teble- new trampoline aeruor toys carpet antique furn1ture Je•ns, tools clothes books, Iota, lots more 3 Fsm1ly Y•rd Sale Friday 2 driveways before bndge at Eureka large v•rlety Good prtcea Yard Sale 3 Fem•ly S•t Sept 5th 9 00 AM-2 OOPM 164 2nd Ave 1200 btack r•bbit J•cket 111e sm.ll·hke new·f&O Very nice quellty l•din size 8· 7· 8 clothes, book• houeew•r•• m•oe Ger•gfl Sale Fn & Sat , Sept 4th & 5th Gas heating stove cameras, cloth81, kn•ck·knecke, old refreg . etc 9 AM -6 PM 34 Sm•thers St Galhpalie Fnst th11 year, Sat Sept 6, 1 'I• m• out At 218 Summer & winter clothes 2 rechn••· or gen. m11c Yard Sale Multi family tir.. countertop range. ov.n. range hood hght fixtures , toys exerctse b1ke. golf clubs glusware furniture appliances. manv houtehold 1teme too numero1.11 to ment•on 1 108 SuflMt 0 r Fri Sat 6 Mon. Sept 4.6 &7 BAM 8PM Vard Sale Fn & Set, Sept 4 & 6 Plantr Sub off BulavUie Rd 9 30 6 00 Yerd S..e Fn ·9 OOAM Geo Crll Ad 1A mi off Rt 7 3 f•mtly Yard Sale School elothee co•u 1eans, •m•ll ctothu, whst knots keystones dtrt bike wheels 3rd-6th 10·? Mt Tabor Ad Vinton. 2nd haute on right Mov1ng Sele Frt • S•t , Sept , 5 6 6 St•rt 10 OOAM 848 Thtrd Ave Oer•ge Sale At 180 ecroM from NGHS , S•t & Sun Oalls. clolh ... living room euh, mo'" ..... ·Porriero·y · · Middleport & Vicinity M•• M1sc , qulh q1ecn Leot• ur bes•de Eastern H1gh School Thu111, Fr1 , Sat 9 00 500 Back P•t•o Sale Sept 2nd. 3rd and 4th Willi•m Van Meter resldence at 244 S 1lurd Ave Middleport, Oh10 9 00·4 00 Muhi fMnily Infant m•,emlty ch1ldren, edults eloth•ng, m11c furn•ture. d11h81, antique baby bed tays, btcvcle FndiiY, Satur day Chnter 3 family Sept 2,3 4 Turn left at Memory G•rdene, 111: house on left lfttr crou road ApPfOX 1 'Iii! mile R•1n or shtne Qothlng rowtr~g machln• gun r~~ck email k1tchen •pphan<:es, b•cycle. mtoe Moving Sale Sept 4th snd 5th 10 00-6 00 Houtehold gOOda, pon•ble dlshwesh• Cosco tea cart, new lnla•d l1noleum. d~tha, drapery rod jumor and g~rls clothing 860 MapJe St M1ddleport Sept 2nd, 3rd 4th and 5th At H•mson Smith ratdence on Ptne Grove Rd Recme, Oh•o Ant•que picture, humld•f•er, milK: Thurldly end Ft~diiY. Sept 3rd end 4th 40&30 Laurel ChH Rd , Pomeroy Lots ot ltemamdudlng 6 guns Fndey September 4 •• Hams re11dence Turn nght by WMPO. Bradbury Oh10 G•rage 1ale Sept 4 I 6 p m One d•v only 62100 SR 33B Directly acro11 from tte•eer Pl•nt •Ger•ge ute 3 mlln North of Cheshlr Same furniture m11e 1tem1 clolhn Fridl'\' only Thur Fri and S•t From 10-6 30919 Neece Rd Middleport Ohto 2 etr conditioners. clothll, boys bike. etc Gan~g• sale St Rt 248 on top of Chester Htll Sep1 3-5 Porch sale Sept 3,4,5 Houn 9 7 Across from Ohto Power off from Spring Ave 6 f•mily Sept 4 42 Pwk St Middleport Children• clothmg 12 month• to 2T Teen• at1d adults Toys On•th•d HP Mo tor 12 inch TV Sst Sept 5, 9 4 p m S.by clothn,(eome new), materntty elothee stroller l•rget~zelltd•• clothing •nd other mite Items Located 2 m1 north of Chnter on Rt 7 Rein cancels 3 family y•rd Hie Fndrt. Sept 4, onlY 9-15 F11t1 th11 veer! 2 TV's, cofl" •nd end t•bl• ch••n couch m•nr... d•k, doors. mirror pot• pane dleh• (tome antiques,, men• pants. 1h1rts, 1Killth. womtns pants. blouses, ect Children• clothing •g•• 4 lo 1 Z. canning )ars, lot of mce th1ng1 priced chnp J,(j mile upNewUm•Ad outotAutl•nd Sept 4 •nd 6 Children• nd adult cloth1ng Lotaofm•tc R••n c•ncels Betty Sayre re11dence Y•llow Bush Ad Sept 4th and 15th 8-5 &41 S 2nd Middleport Redovian· Nelson f•m•lv Cloth~ng, Men. women, children 8 Fam•lv Ywd S•le &apt 5 & 7 9 30·5 00 Mormng St•r Rd . Raone. 2 m1 oft S.ahan Rd on Co road 30 Yard Sale Ft1 , S•pt 4 9 00 AM 5 00 PM 770 Sy<:amore Sl Middleport PfPiaaiaiir .. · & Vicinity Chureh Yard SAle Sept 3,4 6 9 00 t1ll 1 Electric rsngeand gas l1mp1 cloth" •II 11zes Acro11 from Stauffer •t Gallipoht Ferrv 1 B Multi hmlly V•d S•let on 6'h mdn ol County Ad 50 (Gunvlllet b~ At 87 and C•m Atdge Sept 3 4. 5 9 00 AM t1ll 1 Everyth1ng from ent1qu81 to new ltema Vard Sale, long Hollow Road, watch for 11gn1, Sept 3,4 5 Yard Sale, 9 00 am to 2 30 pm, (no sale before 9 00 •m) Wed Thure, Fr1, 128 Pl._.nt St Last Chance Y•d Sale Fn •nd Sat ~nfants, •duh dathing gl•11were ~tc Roush and Se cond St. Mason. W Va Yard S•le. 1809 JeffMton Blvd Fn and S•t. 9 00 t1ll I 00 3 family yard ule, Sept 3 •nd 4 9 00 till 4 00 109 Jonn St G1g•nt•c Yard S•t• Sept 3 4 5 IMtow Stden Jewtlerv store G•lhpolil Ferry W Va StTeet wide yard ul• fr1 .,.d Sat , Sept 4th and lth 9 004 00 Wright St near Pomeroy Elemenr.ry Y•rd s•e. Uirr. Aouta 2 belneen Galllpo 1 LaCks •nd V•lley V11W, Thure lind fn, 9 00 till?? Sepl 3, 4 , 6 9 00·5 DO Choo· oa,.._ Sale. 2123 M..,te Av• Thun. Fn, Sat Lamps -..pliM'· e• bldeprHdlend loteofmlsc t.,, Ohio Old At 7 {Sumn• Rd) Foltow 1ignl off St At 7 11t Nil tn 3 yesrtl l•pt 3rd •nd 4th •Art mile aH 4 IM'It Rt 33 on Peach Fork Ad. Men'a, wornen'a. lnfMta to 7 clothing, nice baby fumtture and .....aortee. toys miiG 3 ftrn1ly Y•d S•le. lurd..-re Addn, Frl •nd Sat Y•rdSale. 111PerkDri~e 900 AM, Frl •nd 511. Sept. 4 •nell ; �- Page - 1,2-The Daily Sentinel 14~t70 w1th expando- 2 Br., 2 baths, new carpet, utility roorp Delivered and ' blocked , S10,500. Financing available. Washer and dryer. $100 for both Call 614 ·446 · 3142. Wood dining room table w1th 4 chair, and buflet, $200. Call 814- 446 -8926 -..,...---------'' ••• Upright freezer, Good con d. Call 614-379-2678 Heatlletor f lre place. complete. Good cond , Can 114- 446· Pontoon Boat· 60 HP Johnson, tra1ler. 12760 Call 814 ·4464043 ahar 6 :00 PM . French Ctty Mob•le Homes. Inc. Solid oak hu1ch. cabinet model tv , love seat. chair. w.sher, dryer, bedroom suit. Call after 5;00 PM - 614 -446 -8252. 1971 Fleetwood - 14x..65, 2 BR , Extra large kitch en. Price reduc e d . F renc h City Mob•l• Homes. Call 614 -446-9340 B•g 'down payment , sho rt t•me past cred1t history s topping you hom buying a home? Gons1der a re- 773· 3926 14x70 Holly Perk wtt_h % , acrt~ land Trailer loaded with extras. Reasonab le Call 614 -446 · 6858 F"' Sale o• Reot · 1984 14x65. f enced yard. 3 lo\li. At. 160 Evergreen Phone 614 -446 · 13 39 or 446 -1528. 1979 Mobile home &'Qice level lo t Excell ent shape with build Ing Call 6 14 - 446 - 9293 tlnyt ime 1974 To t ttl elect ric. 141170. 3 8A set -Up for wood burner, new c ~rpet. appl1ances. 28.000 BTU 1m c:ondit ioner included. $7500 . Call6 14-245-5163. 1976 Buddy ' Mobile Home 14J0;55 w ith , Q10;32 addi1ion mclud1n9 woodburner Owners mo.,.ed must sell. Best offer. Call 61 4-446 -S427 after 5 .30 PM 1953 Vmdale Mobile Home- 1 BR , awning. goo d sflape N1 ce for campmg . Call 614 -446H91 W1th la rge l1vmg ro om and ·bedroom addition. Located on 3 ac res Cal! 614-742 -.) 149 after 5·00 pm . 1972 Richardson 12k60. 2 b~:droom , washsr and dryer. Block and under pinning 2 porc hes. $6500, Cal l 614 -992 2448 Must s.ell 121160 Schultz. 3048B2 ~ 204B ' 71 Holly Park, 2 bedrooms, expando hvmg room. st'ep up dmni ng area and kitchen, newly decorated and ca rpeted . central au beautiful. $15.000.00. For appoi ntm ent call 304 - 6751926 1972 Mas t orcra ft, 1 2x52. 2 bedroom.;, good eon d. call after 5 00 PM . 304· 675 -6483. 1 2• 65 Schul tz tratler, 1 acre lot. cily water'. satellite system com· pl ete w 1th' de-scrambler. 304576 -2 192 33 Farms for Sale 7 1 acres woods and pasture Hou~e barn. & outbuildings. Loc:ated 5 miles frb m Glenwood. W Va Call for appointment. Dave O ' Neal Real Estate Broker, 30 4 - 675- 15 80 J1m Staats 30 ~ · 675 - 33 13 or J ,O. Staats 304 -675 -6898 135 acres ~ approx 20 ~eras of bo ttom lan d, 2400 lb tobacco bose. large barn. 3 outbUIIdmgs Mobile home hook- up Nice home s1te Locat ed on Swan Creek Call 614-256- 1774 20 acre farm with 3 BR house HHnnan Trace Road . Glenwood. W, Va f or more information call 304 -773 -5118 or 773-5186 after 5 :00 34 Business Buildings "She needs plenty of cheer-, 35 Lots & Acreage Lpt for sale Clearv1ew Estat es 6 m1les so. of Gallipolis on Rt 7~ For more in for matton call Angie• 8 00 AM· 5 00 PM - 614 -446 944 5 Nights 614 - 256 -6888 or 256- 1 1 40 . l 1f2 ac lo t on Jerrys Run Rd • Ap pl e Grove. with ru ral water 30 4-576 2383. PRI CED RIGHT - One acre buddmg lots on Rt 2 at Ashton . Public water and m~ b1le homes perm1tted. 30 4-57 6 -2336 One acr e lots on Mason 80 at Ash t on , public: water. mobile homes permittttd, -9500 down. $150 per monttl , 304 -576 2336 Furmshed 3, bedroom mob1le home wttli washer and dryer No pets . Phone 614-949- 2253 . Office Space for Rertt . E~cel\ent for Attorneys, Accountant , ~t c Close to Co!Jrt House Call W1seman Real Estate Agency - Trailer for rent. 12x 65 . No ch1ldrert . Call 614-992 -2357 atter 5 :00. anyt1me weekends Looated on Morning Star Rd . Rac1ne. 14x70. 2 bedroom. family room with fireplace. INmg room w1th shdlng doors, tulty equipped kitchen. front and back porches, storage bldg. set up and ready to move in Two acre lot fOJ rent , Call after 6 .00 p.m . 614- 354-4084 2 badroom mob•l e home, 112 m1le out Jericho Road call after 5 p.m . 304·675-6483. 2 bedroom tratler. 14•70. 304- 44 Apartment for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent. BasJc rent for 1 bdr .. $ 183.00, 2 bdr, $219 00 . Also requtred a $200.00 security det:tOSI1. CONTACT Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446- 3997 Equal Housing Opportunity. Furnist'ted Eff1c1ency $145 Utlli· ties paid. share bath. 607 Second Ave ., Gallipolis Ph, 446 -4416 aher 7PM Upstalfs unfurmshed apar1ment. Ut1lit1es pa1d. Carpeted. no ctuldren or pets. Call614-446-1637 Furnished apt next door to Library, One professional Adult only Parkang. Ph 446-033 8 Furnished apartment. $210 . ut1ht1es pa1d. 1 bdr 920 Fourth. Gallipolis Call 446-4416 oher 4 BR , hou se for re nt 3 m 1 so of Gal!1po l" S30 0 a moilth plus dep. Ref required Call 614446 - 16 1 5 Aft er 5 00 PM . call 44 6-1 2 44 . '4 8R . hou se on 1 acre Excel locat1on Ref Call A 1 Real Esla t e Broker Ca ll 304 -6755104 or 675 -773a 128 State St .- V2 of double Adu lts With 1 Child BCCeptable Ref and Snc. dep. requir ed. Call 614 "446 -0254 3 BR , u nfurnished. no garage. 87 Spruce St. $250 Call 614-44 6-2 158 3 Br .. fully equipPed kitchen, CA,. N1ce 4 5 Spruce St . &300. C111t 6 14 -446-2158. Huu~se tor rent or sale 3 Br.1 kitchen. garage. Located at Rodney Village II , Call614 -446· 1358 Acce ntly remodeled. 1 bed· toom , in town Off -•treet park1110 w A!l her -dryar Rofmencas required . 614 -992 - 6912 or 614 -992-6723 aftflr 6 :00. 3 bedroom in M iddleport. Oep o~it raquned . Call 814 ~ 992 2 606 3 room off1c;;e - Oowntown Gallipolis -Newly remodeled . Rent includes all utilit1e1. Air conditioned Inquire at Peul Dav1es Jewelen· 614 - 446 1647 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy Rental trailers. Call 614 992 7479 Furnished .downstaifl, 3 rms and bath Clean. No pets Adults only , Deposit and Ref Required . Call614-446-16 19 Nicely furnished, 2 BR apart ment Ntcflloeation. Adults only . Cal l 614-446 - 2404 . 2 BR . apts. 6 c losets. kJtchen· appl. furnished, Wesher Dryer tlook-up, ww carpet, newly painted. deck Regency, In c. Apts. Call 304-676 -7738 or 675- 5104 . 2 BR . unfurnished garage apt. No Pets Call 614 -446·1 873 between 8 :00AM & 7 :00PM · 1 & 2 BR apartments for rent . Downtown Call614 -446 -3919 or 446 -0021 Furnished Apt .· 1 Br $226. Utlltthrs pa1d 701 4th Ave. Gallipolis Call 614 -446 -4416 after 8 :00 PM FOR LEASE: one - bedroom apartment overlooking city park $175 permonth . Call614 -446 2325 or 446- 4426 FOR LEASE Apartment w1th completely remodeled kitcl')en. bath, bedroom and livangroom Available m1ddle of August . Second floor . corner Second and P1ne Parkmg area provided . S22J; . per month, or 5250 . wi1h kitctten appliances furniJhed . Call 614 -446 -2325 or 4464425 51 Household Goods 'tONY 'S GUN REPAIRS. hot rebl'-lelng . now teklng order orders for custom Mausen. call 304 -675· 4631 Four 14 1neh Chrome wire rims, 304 675· 4392 . Ponabla lighted Sign. Utt1ers II 299. Free delivery and letters West Virgtn1a 800-642 -2434 or Ohio 800- 533- 3453 PARSON'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc. living room suates, S399 96, New hvtng room suites from $179 .95 to $700., Chest of draweu. 4 drawer, $48 ., 6 drawer, $59 95. End tables from $89.95 set. Used Furniture bedroom 141tes, full sized beds, twin beds and rocke rs. Recliners frpm $99.96 and up THE WORKING MAN 'S FRIEND Quilt t aps far sat e. $28 00 aa eh pr ice firrn phone 304 · 675 5396 Want to buy white frost free retrigerator must be 30 to 32 1nches wid e tn good cond . call 304 - 67 5~ 3110 Used Ro yal 12 2 copier. eK c cond s 1,000 00. Call 304· 676 3?97 before &:00. Jenny Lind baby- bed and mat· tress. $50.00 . 304 675 4008 2 bedrOom ap1s and house m Mtddleport and Pomeroy . Pay own utilities. Call 614 -992· 2381 or 614-992 -2720 PARSON'S FURNITURE ~partment tor rant In Pt Plaannt. Very nice. Cali 614~ 992- Bualding Materials Block. brick, sewer plpes. win · dows, lintels. etc Cl~tude Winters. Rio Grande. 0 . Cell 614· 245 -5121 £A~ •• Ready m1~ concrete and all conc rete supplies. Call us Valley Brook Cement and Supplies. 3 04 -773 -5234 -;;;==:::;;:;:::;:=;=;::= 5G Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop·Pet G ro om i ng All breeds .. AH styles, JuHa.Webb Ph . 614- 4460231 Quality firewood for sale $25 a p1ck-up load. Bidwell , Ohio . Call . 4 - 100 Watt P.A speakets. Mbcing board. Call 614- 245 9297 or 245 - 5057 between 7 00 PM -10·00 PM , Oragonwynd Cat1ery Kennel . CFA Himala)lan . Persian snd Siarnese kitten, AKC Chovw p1.1ppies. New kittens: Siamese and H1maleyans. Call 61 4 -446· 3844 aher 7PM Full Blooded Cocktlf Spamel , male 2 yrs . old , 175 Call 614· 388-8890. . Toy male Poodlfl·red , 1 1 SO Toy m,.le Poodle· rtd for stud service Call 61 4 -446 -8926 3 - M etal kttct-ten cab1n ets Call 614-446 ·8375 . VIR A Open 5 days a w eek 9 till 7 Closed on Sl.ln & Ma n New & Used baby 1tems· display strollers now S39 .95. Double strollers.$42 50. New & used bakes· dtsplay b1kes now $34 95 (only 2 of these), slouch socks now $6.10 - 6 pr. pkg .. Toolshammers. S2 99 . Saw blades, &2 00, etc • plus a line of used furniture 11973) XJV1 2· tully t~quipped Including sunroof. Jajuillr Red r..pberries. Pick yot.~r own or we pick Call T1ylor's Berry Patch. 614 ·245- 50&4 or 446- 8692. Quelity Frui ts end 'VagetabiM ret•U 111d wholesale 8 • 5 Produce across from Pine Hut. Gallipolis, Ohio. Yellow Freeuone Cann ing Pe.che,Now Ava ilable C1ll for varietiet and price• BOB'S MARKET Muon Open 7 Days 773- 6721 CONCORD GRAPES - Juice Jelly · Jam Ttblt-. .tlng. Wilson Vlneyetd. tuttrt · Sand Htll Road 2 1f~ milu from trati te l1ght on Rt. 82 north Point Pleasant14· 10 lb. b11Jcet: 114· 40 lb · Phtale no sal• on Sunday,304 -S75- 2679 . . ' ' ' WE ,AID IF THEY DIP NOT COl<ITACT ~ I!IY MIDNIGHT . " WE WOUL.D EXECUTf: OUI':. HO<STAGE!O. < I • r:trnl Supp llt'S ;<, L1ves1o1:k 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U . S . 35 West. Jackson . Oh io, 61 ..· 286· 646, Mauey Fcugu.an. N•w Holland, 8uah Hog Salet &. Service. O"'er 40 uaed traetors to choose from & complete line of Mew & used eQuipment Largest selection In S .E . Ohlo H ~ Farmalllractor tor Pll C1U 8 1··949 -2658 . B•••· c hatnt. and sptOcllets to tit etmoat any uw. SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO • H•nde110n, W . Va. 304 -67 5 - 7421 1984 Escort, standard trans 1976 Honda 600-T . Rednose Beagle pups Call 614· 367- 62 Wanted to Buy 61 .. ·367·7118. 675 ·3466 6402 . Reg1stered treeing Walktng Coonhound. 22 months old. runmng and treeing, 304·675· 2098 . Hereford cow and call tor u le. Also 2 yr. old Hereferd bull. Cell 61•·367-7180 . Musical Instruments 64 n 00 each, 304·675· Hay & Grain · 600 bushets- 1111 yean ear corn. t2 . 26 per buah4JI . Butlers Her• ferd Farm. Lower River Rd After t2 .000. Ewrvthing. Buth good cond . 304 -876. 4376 1971 Trant Am t2.000 .. 1981 Honda 760cc. 2,1500 n'lllts t1 ,&00. 304- 676· 1!124. '86 Camero. P.on&ef ttet.a ~ eac: cond low m iles. 304 - $?& " 2229 . 1974 Dodge Sport. runs 900d. some rutt , eall 30•·076· 75• 1 19 79 Volkswag.o. vood e-ond. needs eng1n1 call lQ4 ·87 5- Bundy Cjarmet. uaed 1 year &225 Call 614 -448 -0938. 15 cu .ft. Chest type deep freeze. S250. 33 ceram1c molds. S50. Eleculc Mangal ironer. &100. Some dolls Ca11614 -446- 1489 or 446· 0390 Bundy Trumpet for sale Good condat1on . Also Kimball Organ for sale Hu Drums end 1everal other instruments. Call 614· 992 -3640. After 6 :00p.m . SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie ~ - ...... .. Mixed hay t 1 . bale on wagon . Hay for bedding 60c: 304·676· Autos for Sale '81 Chstion , 4 CVI 4 Jpeod. good mtK;h•nlc;•l and body , 11 ,200.00. 304· 576 -2192 72 1977 Thund•blrct.. Naed• work. t300. Coli 814-258-8887. 197& Dataan wagon. rebuilt motor. new partt. tire1. need paint, runt ••eel 1600. Call 81 ~ ' ' Home Improvements j j • i • . 81 m Telel of Tomorrow 7:35 (I) Benford end Son a,oo I]) Hoi Town Paople vs Willie the Goa1 Dl]) !Ill Tile Coaby Show Oen~se discovers the difference be1Ween high school and e<lllege. (R) Q (!) NFL FootbaU ' (I) MOVIE: Nenky Panky (PGJ D (I) Sledge Hammer! Sledge Is 1ried for 1he murder of the city's bi99as1 racketear. (R) Q (!) WHd America Marty catd1es a cutthroa11o s1udy •t lace to face a1 l.eHardy Rapids. (0:30) Q OJ Ill 1121 Scerecrow and Mrl. King Priceless eamng , stolen dunng Grenada ~nsing , shows up •n O.C.(R) BASEMENT Uncond11ionel lifetime vu•rantte l OC:II flftlf ~Cf!'l l t.~ rm thftd. ,.rett esumates. Call colloC1 1· 61 4 · 237 ·04tf8. day_,, night, R oQ11181allltnen l Wat •rproo flng (!JJ8oop (1':50) ALLEY OOP ' WA TE RPROOfiN G ' SWEEPEA and saw ing mad'l !ne ftPalf , par11, 1nd IUQPIIIJ, P1clr u~ 1nd dflllv•"'' - O•vl1 V1cuum Cl .. n er. one h1lt m ile up a.a,~ Crhk Rd Ctlt 81 4- ii!i Su!Vi¥11 Special This film .. 4•& 0294, tells the story of bison 1978 Ford :... ron pickup. Fait c:ond Clll61•· 379- 28114 . 1978 Dodge half 111n pk:k ·u(! , No rust Nev. dres. 1960. Call 614- 387-1609 '79 Chevv C10, ·ao Dodge Diplomat. call 304-896 -3530 before 3 :00 pm . 1984 Chl'lly S- 1 0 Super Cab. air, PS , PB. sliding back window, htty Ttae tr imming, stump rernoval CaU 30 4 ~ &7 6 - 133 1 tii::W~LLY, Vans B. 4 W.O . 1980 Dodge Ram Van. Call 614-448·0749 . letn~lce. 304- Starks Tree and Lawn Servi ce. lewn c.,e, landscapmg. ltump rem oul 30• , 576 · ~8 4 2 o• married and moves 10 576·2903 OLJVERS Tree ltlmming. ping. 1nmm1ng, pruning wood . storm dam tga, downs. Fret E•tim•tea . 11&- 3817 Denver to live with her topde.cf 1a "- e 304- ' C1rpe1 lnstlllled Monday thru • , • Saturde.,., wor" guaun1eed. ~ ftee estlmatn, 304· 675· 1020, • 9 :00 till 6:00.. Aftet 5 .00 .. 4ll4, . 0 '84 Bleck Blezer, 4•4. Tahoe packege. t9,000.00. 30•- 676 - 3631 . 74 Motorcycles ' 82 Plumbing & Heating 1 98& Honda SAX 4 wheeler 2QO. 81200. Call 98e8 . 814-~Ba- 6867. Honda 1978 MOdel CB 200T. Excel. cond .. low mile~, will ucrllce. •Call 61 ot -446·131158. 1884 Hondo CR 500. Coil GoldwlnU 1000. f1onde. Sacri· flo. • 11500 below book.,Buy now and uva. No re•tan~ble offer refuoed. Coll814-448·8871 . 1971 Hart-v Davidson Spans- !'"· U400. 114·912· 3451 . '14 K8wauki KXIOO, newch.-n and tprOcket, good rubber. 8900 .00. 30•·182·2428. NO, MY MCWI'6 OISCOVE'RED WHY<' IS 'lVLIR NE€.0 THE TV HCME 6HCJPPINGf GRANCI\VI CO\AIN6 TO LI\.E WITH 'rU-1? SERVICE ~RAMS - D ~ 1111 Cheers Sam and Diane buy a house. bU1 her sympathy JBOpard•zes the move. (R) • ct(l) Our World Q (!) liD Mystery! Holmes must prove 8 young solicitor innoe,nt of murder. Q OJ Ill~ MOVIE: 'Lciveliek' CBS Tlluredly Movie C i12J Larry King Llvel In depth in1erv~ews with top newsmakers and celebnties. Electrical B. Refrigeration -~ t 1 ; . .. ,.• 675· 1786. 85 General Hauling , HERE COMES THAT DRD8URN SILL COLLECTOR, PAW TELL DOC I RIN'T HQME Dillard Watet' Service. Pools. , • , :: Cisterns , Wells. Delivery Anv-" time. Call 614·446 -7404 -NO ' ': Sunday cillls. • ·• t L a. J Wat er ServiCe. Sw1mming 245 -9285 . , " ' ~ ~; ·. " ·, • ,. · ~ -:- 11 - · ·~"":' Paul Aupe, Jr Wat&r Service, ~-:·.: ~ Call814- 446· 317, . Pools. cist-' .. •·1' ~ \. erns, wells, • ~-: ~~------------~'~--- . ~· ' Wanerson 's Water Hauling.:F • ~;:~ reasonable rates . Immediate • , •:(,. ~ 2.000 gallon delivery , clstern f. ~ ~/: vJ pools. well , etc . call 30:4 67&.-> ,. ~~., J• II 2919 ~ .. .A: !· f ,, Formerly Ken's now John ' s : 1' Water Servtee, John Watterson,• t 1: Jr. Own~ . 1 .000 or 2.000 gal" ' •. 1 tervice. 304·676-2248 . " ~ 1 ·tr: <t 1 1' ' ,, ·.--•;I'~ - - .- ~----------~-----_ ' ~ 87 R & M Custo.111 Couc:hes an~l ReuphQlslery. S~. At 7, Crown City. Oh. 814- 251- 1470, Eve 814·•46 -3438. Open dalty 9 to 4 130, Sat 9 :30 to 1 ·30 Old & new Uphostered. ~. , .. '(! -.~'~ . : :. :.... . ..:;H~~~ ; Son to mother: " Dad gave me a raise In my allowance, eo now I'm aaklng you f o r - funds." . _ . . I I ..J._-' L_..J_I....-1.-...1.._J__ e PRINT NUMSEREO LETTERS IN SQUARES Compleie lhe chvcklo q uooed by l dhn g in the m1ssmg words yov develop from step No 3 below. • I II . . UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS V FOR ANSWER • YESIEIDAY'S SCRAM-LEiS ' ANSWERS Heyday - Rough - Fable - Bounty - GRAND BABY A grandmother T1 a per10n wi1h too much wisdom to let that stop her from making a fool of. herself over a GRAND BABY. BRIDGE NORTH , .11:34) 1t:30e~ l!llT~Show PEANUTS , (!) 8portaCentar (L) (I) WkRP in ClnOinnetl THIS. IS Tf!E SPOT WHERE TilE 5Cj,j00L BUS WILL 8E STOPPING ... I I LL BE OVER HERE .. ·~lj! l ! l l n , M.ll. Ill ~ Tonight ActiOn ·· PICked sports highlights with Nic1< Charlea and Jim t,fuber. 10:30) • GJ u.s. Open Htghlighta 181 r ..pper ,lal1n emLatalhow 12:00 ill Bums - Allan (!l~(T) 'I iii'f.t":R'?el People t-J.I7 .K4 .K 984 tKQJ74 James Jacoby ·~ 2 Lead of the ace provides a clue WFSr +1086 .Q62 tA95 +KI043 By James JaCGIIy EAST .9 7 2 .7 3 tiD 8 3 +J9876 SOUTH .AQJ53 Counting. thinking, drawing conclu• A J 10$ sions, using psychology and getting t&2 +AQ lucky - all of these things and more are part of bridge. At times you can Vulnerable: East-West deal with absolutes and know that you 1 Dealer· South are certainly going to make your contract. Other times you simply go with 1 Well Norlll Ealll what seems to be a good percentage,· One thing is sure- if you bave some • Pass Pass Pass reason, any reason, for malting a par·' Pass Pass ticular play, you're far better off than Pass if you are playing cards at random. Pass All of that brings us to the current-, Opening lead: +A deal, a six-heart contract. West leads tbe ace of diamonds and then shifts to . a low club into your A·Q. So everything is hunky-dory, provided you can sniff out the location of the queen of hearts. It's really not considered nice bid and obviously was relying upon tor to wait and see If one opponent or the tricks suggests that West was boping other breaks out in a cold sweat, so to take a trump trick eventually. SO you should play the trump suit one play West for the trump queen and way or another in a reasonable make your contract. · amOWit of time. What clues do you · , have to go on? A new book by James Jacoby and There is really only one thing to help his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is you: tbat aF" of diamonds lead from now available at boOkstores. It is "JaWest. Tbe fact that he was in a rush to I coby on Card Games, • published b~ take a trick in the suit that North bad Pharos Booka · • 2 Turkish ACROSS I Harbor 6 Soft diet 9-drab 10 Irish islands 12 Start flag 3 Plastic fabric 4 "All About " II Popular 13 Squabble TV show Ill A Caher 6 Adhesive 16Skimmer 7 Eyebrow 180ne -time shape 19 Get going 8 Perfect 24Take 21 Winner's model theword, 11 Indigenous in cards 14 Philippine (p~eside) 22 "Butterisland 211 Hideous flies 17 Roman 26 Craftsman -Free" greeting 27 Novelist, 23 New star 20 Deserve Irving 24 Diagram 23 French 29 Golf 27 Vinous r.-~r~eso~rt~~~~tenm 28 "Trader 31 French playwright 32 Banal 36 Always 37 Jaunty 39 French season 41 Remiss • 29 Varnish Ingredient ' 300p31 Waistcoat 33 Son of Bela 34 Lamprey 311 Dem.'s opponent 38 Gone aloft 40 Vivacious 42 Fruit 43 Offer party foods 44 Clear after ~-1--1-...; expenses 411 Bring to bear DOWN 1 Israeli dance DAILY.CR11riW 9/3 AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 9-3 1t :OS (I) MOVIE: Brother Jobn (PG) Upholstery '.1 a savvy defense e Cll ~ Connection Dump truck delivery : coal. \·, , ) { , : atone. und, gravel, till ar1d I .. wdust. Phone 304 -676- \ - } 3190. aga1r1at attorney (R) (I) Ill (I) 20/20 c (!) Kllth Coun!y Journal I!]) (!JJ Newo (!)J Evening Newo A wrap up of today·s news and a look ahead 10 tomorrow's news storJea. (1 :00) 10:30 (lJ G..ll American Outdoors lllJ Tony Brown'• Journal e Cll USA Tonight 11:00 I]) Remlng10n Steele Second ease Steale ·• ~ (I) • (I) IIJ Ill 1121 !Ill Newo (!) NFL'a ONataot Performenceo of '86 (T) (!) Sign Off liD The Alrlcans A look at the possibilities for Africa to synthMize ~arled heritages. all MoneyUne Current reports on world economics and fjnancial news wl1h Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 181 Tille from the Dlrl11ide •' ... '<· R & R Water Sflrv1ce Home ·, Clstor•. wella. pools filled For· ', ' merly i,)ames Boys W1ters Call- "": 304 -675-6370 . , .. 9,30 D I]) tm Night Court Chrisbne's shocked and Dan furiOus when new judge l.ist is posted. (R) 10:00(}) Slfaigh1 Talk e ~ tBI L.A. Law Kuzak wages an uphill battle (0:30) ' ~ , \,, . : ~. ' Nlowrey'i' Uphol1termg S8fVmg '· .: >~>-: ,. 814-446-3340. 01,000.00 304·882·2688. trt county area 22 years. The best .. ~ ..., 1973 Ford LTD , 2 d(., good Kawankl 200. 3 whtelar. axe In furn1ture upholstering . Call ~ · ~: cond. U&O Call 614-388· c:oPCI. 1900. or best oHer. 304 - 678 - 4154 fot free. • ,, ... .. ' 1.1;..9;_9;_8;_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ '( ~6~1~·---=2~4;..6--=9~<10;..1:._:_•vo:.:::.•i;..np::::_._ _ esttmatea. ~ 1969 Harley 41. nHda parts. ~0$4.~~ 1D BU IL-D A NEW WING ON QJR HCU5E . pools. eistarns, wells. Ph 614- 1 448-6338. Dey .. 448-4411. ''00 I]) 700 Club CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cot Fourth and Pm e Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614 -446 · 3888 or 614 446· 4477 J 1985 HD Tou;gllde- E.C lowers, stereo, light bar- other acceuorle1, t6996 Cell 614· ~ Snaek PNvlews MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP MY Residential or commercial witt• ~ ing New tervtCfl or repair•. .11 • Licennd electrician . E1Hmate free Rldflnour Electrical , 30•· tlalf ton •• 304·675· 2288 1979 Power Wagon, AC, PS . short bed, 60.000 mtlet , tlso 1978 Super Cab F-250. 4 apeed. long bed, Reece hitch. 1978 Cherokee. Auto, PS , air, loaded Take your pidl CK tr•de for 4 or 6 c:yhnder truck. 304· &75· 1428. Dodge husband and his three cnlldren. Ill (I) The Channingo Eric is 12 inches 1811 alter drinking Lolllan's die1 supplement (R) • _ afresh successful actress is newly 84 1984 MOVIE' Nllfthweot Mounlecl Pollee 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Destination Tokyo (2:15) 8:30 D I]) !Ill Act II In 1he second act of her life, a AS<IUJTIST.. 1976 Ford Ranger half ton. V· 8 auto. PS , PB. allding glan, &1 . 000 miles , clean . 11 .400 .00 304· .. 58- 19115. 304-6 76· 3429 (1:31) • (l) I'M 895·3802 304-e76-7985 73 the day·s world news and in dep1h feature reports. (1 :00) <!J1 MOVIE: The Driver (RJ EEK & MEEK Pump ul es and 814-441·2323 after 4:00PM. 446-2300. ~ Most w ell• co mplet ed aame-da .,. Kawa•aki 200, 3 wheeler. t900 or belt offer. Excel cand . Call 814-2411-9401 · Even. 1884 Reliant SW. Very good cond. lo1ded. •3696 , Call 814· ~ •• ' Aotarv or cable tool dtiUtnljl Trucks for Sale 1982 Ford Ven. &0,000 mites, S3880. 1984 ford Tempo, IUIO, PS •• Pl .. AC .. AM -FM. atareo, 1978- Ford Pinto. Aun1 good. Body tltctl. $700. C•ll 114· 446·1 214 oltor 5 ,00 PM . "' @Prtmenews Wrap ups of 19716 K•waaaki K -Z 750. 7600 miles. t4&0. Call 614· 266· 11184 Pontile Sunblrd. 2 tone. 4 dr .~ 6 spcl.( AC . 4 n.W radial tlret, sun roof. Exeet. eond., • 19?3 truck campor. 10Vt it. fully co ntaJned, 1600.00 304 ·675 4435 1978 Ford l TO 1400.00 304· 1975 Ford Ltd. Runs good. N,w tirea, Body fair AC., AM-FM · Starao. Call 614 -379-2607, 03696. Call 814-286·5622. "'' • 875. &429. Even. 71 oo. 3B97. 5679 Tr~ns purt ~ IHJfl • • 1970 Cl'lltl!l•u Camper t or Jale, 11 h . t5oo 304· 675· 5551 , @a.naon 81 (l) Coptaln Midnight 7:05 (I) Andy Oriffi1h 7:30 D I]) (I) Newlywed Game (!) lpeedwHk (T) DCil Judge OJ Whltl of Fortune Q i12J Cro11ftre (0:30) Ill 1121 1111 Jeopardy! Q ~otect~ '" a Pohsh forest. 6'00 PM, eoll 814-268-8518. Gqod deep well pump, co mplate. cheap . 8 1/•" sk1ll saw. Call 614-446-0156 ANK AND ERN •• JBB-8745 85 Plymouth H orb:on' a·c, wery· th ing s4 . 500 . • 82 l TO Ford 63 Young S1mmental Bull. E~cel· lent bloodhpe. Call 614-26&· 57 auto, AC. PS . 1976 OldaCutlau Supreme 2 ctoo•. hard t op. PS. P8 , AC . auto Newtv p1lnled. c.n &14 -992-39B!J. 1978 Ford F1 !.0. 4Jt4, short step side, auto. Looks and runs good . 11250 Call 814 247 -4292, Worll Horse for 1ala, Appt ok. 1.000- 1.200 lb1 , 1300, Call ' C!au-A motor home. hcoL shspe f5000. C• U614 · l economics !1!11121 !Ill Wlleel of Fortune 19?2 Services PM , Ducks 1926 268· 13 07, world I TI _'L ..EN NEWOI 'G J-.-..,;1~7...;1_::,.1.:8~~-..:::.,1~-4 () . and f•nanc1a1 news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 1878 P'vmouth Horl1on . 4 door. 29e5. Ouroc Boars Bted just like the beers w& tested at the Ohio T••tation th•t veined over 2.e lbs . pe1 dav. Roger Bentley. Sabina, OH. 513-684 -2398 reports on . ' : 1974 Chi'Vy ~DVa . Later modol angint and tranuY"sslon. 6 eyl • au1o . Riduc. .d 10 1100 . Call 1986 Ford 'h ton Eacel. cond Call 1&14- 379 2378 ahet 6 :00 Livestock ' ".1 • ec• : ( 19?3 O.odge Wayfarer Motor- , ., •• home Clan A. Good fl01'1 tl 1• 16800 C111 6 14 -268 -1332 or Now buying •hell corn 01 eat corn C•ll for latest quotas. River Ct•'f' Farm Supply. &1•· •48· AKC Samoyed puppy female. 12 weeks old 304· 576 - 2728 01 Esk1mo puppies fot sale or trade for puppy of same value . Camper sleeps 6, fully equipped. 304·576· 2989 . Located in Centenary right off , 41 , y, m1. on Lincoln Pike 6 ton Gehl tilaga wagon Power tak 1 off eorn stutlltt'. Botfl In good cond 304· 675· U87 .. I' Looking fo1 m ifl l v1n1 E• cel . excel cond I 1985 Oodg11 Car a· van with many e•tru end und"' 25 .000 mllet Call 61'~ 448 - 7192 . 11!1 Jeneraona 81 Cll Tom Corbett, Space Cldtlt 6:35 (I) Carol Burnett 7:00 I]) Remington Steele Thou Shal1 N01 Steele DCD PM Magozlne (t) SportaCenter (l) (I) Entertainment Tonight Ill (I) People'a Court (!) I!]) MacNeil/ Lehrer NewaHour (t :00) 1!11 Newa all Moneyllne Current • AF.ILAC 1-::ls--rt:....:.f.MI&,..:U:..,I:..U the entertainment world is anchored live from New York. (0.30) .. words. t--+1,.;..;I::..,::1·:...:.;,1·,..,.-l 1 (!) Nightly Bualne11 Report 1!11 Ill 1121 CIS NeWI I!]) WIIOStar SqueN i12J ShowBiz Today News of 1975 Sprlntet: M ot or Homo 22 ..... 1 ft., Hlf-eontalned. Low mt!&aga,"', ~ 85500. C•ll 614 -446 --2589. ,;. : : 1981 Dodge Omnl 1600 Call 114 - 992 - 37&7 or 814 •992 · I rn • (I) ABC News ~;r 1980 Dodge Aapen. 51 000 rniles . t2000 . Cell 614- 256· 1658. Sta inless steel eahault sv• tems Now custorn made for your true~ . motor homeo,clauie((l' . With lite-time wa rr ant-y . Muffler M•n . 9 Stimpson Ave .. Athena. Ohio 1- 800- 84-3 - 3767 I (!)Dr. Who . liD Owl TV Q 11!1 Oaocl nmea e (l) Space Patrol 6:05 (I) Allee 8:30 Dl]) !Ill NBC Nightly Newa (t) Winner'• Circle (T) ~ 1967 law to form four simpte THURS.; SEPT. 3 M ~~~~(ti Sportol.9QII (T) '' & Campers NMR- Cal1614-446·4897. '::~~:~' S@\\cil~-L&r.trs· 0 f011r Rearrong• letters of the scramblod wo•ds !>a' --------~~=H~4~yC~YI.~ EVENING 6:00 I]) Crazy Like a Fox Till Death Do Us Part D I]) (I) D Cll OJ Ill 1121 . '. -'' '' ; . 79 Motors Homes 814-992 ·5388 Re- bted Quarter horae m1re with 2 Weak old co lt, t600 . Also : Salt & Pepper COlored St•llio~ . t250 . Bay Stallion, S350 Call614- 388·9663 Am er~car " ' 1 The Daily 5-;tinei- P•-..Jl Television Viewing • Dual e•haust kita. 199 95 ln. stilled. Most Ford s. Chevy; trucks. Vaf\1. Ax4 's Muffl• Trained Rabbit dogs and Reg , and Non Reg Beagle pups Steve Stewart 614- 992 -6349 or 614· 992 -7006 Merv found his cradlt card, but got his toupee sluck o~ t~e chewing gum. 614-256-1558. ct..'(. ·lc-. WIUUI'l l Concrete bloc}rs all sizes yard Of del fvery Mason san~ . Gathpolil , 06 Caterpillar- dozer. ••c cond , Block Co.. 123 Vt Pine St .. will sell or trade for smsiiM Gallipolis, Ohio Call 614· 446dour. 304· 5?6 2823. 2783 New wood 6 pc living wood suitea, $399.95: chett of drawers, 4 drawer· 148: & drawer· t59.95; mattress& bo• aprlngs· full size: 312 con, $149 95 set; tw~n mattra1111, t 9& set. THE WORKING " MAN'S FRIEND Twin Beds. 190 Call ,. Used and rebuilt transmiulont . ; Internally inspected and gua ran.,. t teed . Installation ava1labla W e buy junk tran1miuions Call 814- 4•8 -0988 . r--.:- "'"1.1« nice. Clll e1 4 -258·8278. Newly furnished apartment. Working adults only Ref. and depos11- Cell 614-992 -6942 aher 6 p.m . ~ : --------~-.., , f ·S 800 Ford tra c tor , plowt, dise. 15 ft , Ford buah hog. 13460. 200 gal apray lank, 1296. Cell 61 ..·286 -6522 . 55 Buildin\1 Supplies 9646 S6ve alot-Check us ou1 for carpet and furniture. 9x12 Carpet, $50.6 piecewoodlivinljl room ault. &399 . MollOhan Furniture. Upper River Rd. Call 61"4-446 -7444. -- 18 bags Alu(tunum 0•1de. 304· Tree & stump removal, chain hnll fences. mulctt. stone top soil. spraying. firewood, evergreens. Oon·s Landseape•. 614- 446- Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apart· ments m Middleport . From $215. Including utilities Call 61~ - 992 - 7787 EOH . t __,,. - ~-~-.__,~ 675·4228 . 7230. 1024 5858. as Gravely walk bahlnd, sulky 8 H P w1th !fnov.: blade thannel Master 10 h satallte dlah. 614 - 992 - 5895 or 614- 992 6710 s ,oo ·367-7289 . New Hot Point 16 cu. ft. refrlg .• frost tree, ice makw, almond, &450, Standerd Hot Point elec. range. almond. t276, or both tor $700 Call 614 · 266~1739 or 446 -6199 N1ce · 2 BR Apt Call 614-446· M t•ed hard wood slabs , 12 p8r bundle Containing approx. 1 'h ton FOB . Ohio · Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio 614- 992 · 6461 Plastic cistern state approved. plastic aept1c tanks pl a5tic culverts . mtttal cu lvens RON EVANS ENlERPRtSES. Jack son. Oh 614-286 -5930 Queen size quilt tops - Maple Leaf, Shamrock, and Tree of life Call 614 -446 ·0475 or after For Lease Used R - 40 Ditch Witch Trencher. Cal1419-683-1469or 61 4-694· 7S42 Callatlan ' s Used T1r-e Sh op Over 1 .000 tires. SIZes 12. 1 3, 14, 1 S, 16, 16 S. B mtltts out Rt 21B Call 614 -256 -6251 49 0 & Vegetables 54 Misc . Merchandise M -12 Winchester 20 gauge, full choke. Warm morning wood s:tove. Ca11614-446· 3413 OIJ Th6 58 Good , used color tv 's · ponable and f loor mod els Call61 4 -446 1149 . 614-367-0669. ... we~~~r;" \ tractor with 4 anaehmen1s, ~:;~~;,~;:::;~~~~-:;~~;::;::::~~;:;::1 M1n. 9 Stimpson A w , Athent , $1200 080 . 7 pc, pine bed· 1 Ohio 1- 800- 843· 3767 •oom suito, 0350 Soon Dohu· 67 Musical 71 Autos for Sale midifier. $125. 4 pc, living room lnstrum~nts 77 Auto flepair suite. s 160. Hom,Utt Chain Saw (Model 956} , 11 SO Saars 1978 Buick Skyfarlrc . V 6. rebuilt Sump Pump, $25. Large dog WANTED !I Church needs piano. engine, 61 ,000 miles. 1900. bo•. S26 080 Call 614·367· Struts. t119 95 pair, ln1talled please call 304· 882- 2732 or Ca ll 614 -446 -1271 7702 . Mott models. Muffler Man, 9 304·676 ·6980. Stimpton Ave . Ath eha, Oh io. 1968 Ford Mustang. restored, flemodeling! l Bedspreads. drap1·800-843 ·3767 very sharp. 6 cyl .. auto . choice eries, 1 quilt Charlotte Wren. of wheels. 14.000 firm Cell Fruit 162 Midway. N&w Haven , W 61 4 ··46·4462. v •. 52 CB.TV, Radio Equipment SPACES FOR RENT - Trailer lots, Rt 1, locust Road, back of K & K 304 -675· 1076 Merchandise --------~- N1cely fu rn1shed small house Adult s only References required Off street parkmg. Ph. 6 14- 446 -033B Off1ce Space for rent . Exc el downtow., Gallipohs locat1on Inquiries call 614 -446 4222 . ePm. 675· 2848 Houses for Rent Large lot 8ulaville-Add1son Rd . Available Sept 1 Call614 -4464265 after 4 30 PM . Space for small trailers . All hook-ups Cable Also efficiency rooms, air and c&bla Mason , W.Va. Ca11304-773 -6651 . Modern 1 BR apanment. Call 614 -446-0390 41 614· 446·3644. C\1,'11?.;, I ~liP~ ( Auto Parts & Accessories • Moving; must sell: Bol9111 14 HP I Two lots on Sand Hill Road Three m1les from town, 304 Rentals 6 00 pm her 39th birthday " 675-5393 . CommerCiii!ll buildrngs for lease Downt o wn Pt Pleasant . Stores. offices. A -One fleal Estate Carol Yeager. Bro ~er Call 304675 - 5104. 61 4· 992-5396 p<efentbly alto• swAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Dhve St , Gallipolis. ' NEW· 6 ~c wood g•oup- ~399. ~;:;=:;;===:;:~::=:,-;;::::;:=======1livlng room su1tes- $199- S599 OJ,.ink beda with bedding· $199. 41 Houses for Rent 44 Apartment Full size mattress & foundation for Rent starting· S99 . Recliners stan1ng ~ S99 USED- Beds. dressers bedroom 3 bedroom tlouse. Air, 1 bath. suates. S199 - $299 . Desks. total electric No pets Must 1 and 2 bedroom furnished wringer washer, a complete tine have reference . Available Sepapartments 1n Middl epqn All 'ol used furniture. tember 12 Call 614 -949 -2666 uttltties paid. Call 614 -992· NEW- Westf!fn bQots· S30. 6094 days between 12 00 and Workboots $18 & up IStee~ & For sale or lease. 2 BR house. 3.00. After 7 ·30 evenings. soft toe) Call614-446 -3,59 . 1677 l:tncoln Hts. S260 per month or will sell at apprai sed 1 bedroom in Middleport Utlli- County Appliance. Inc. Good value. 61 4 -992 · 7395 . ttes included. $210 per month used apphances and TV sets Cell 614 -992-6763 Open SAM to 6PM M on thru Small 2 bedroom house wfth Sat 614-446· 1699. 627 3rd. garage. unfumished. good loea· 1 bedroom upstairs apartment Ave GallipoliS. OH tion Avatlable Sept 15th 304· 8160. per month plus utlllttes. 675· 2651 . deposit . Syracuse. Call 614·- Valley Furmture. new & used. 992- 5597 or 614- 992 - 5732 Large section of quality turni· ture 1216 Eastern Ave .. 42 Mobile Homes 1 Bedroom unfurmshed apt. in Gallipolis. Middleport , S150 month plus for Rel)t ut1lititos 614-992 -6645 days. GOOO . USED APPLIANCES 614- 949- 2216 evenings Wash ers dryer~. refrigerators ranges Skaggs Applia nces. For ~ el\,1 · AC , •urnlslied. 2 BR . APARTMENTS , mob1le flames, Uf!per, R1ver Rd bes1de Stone mobale home located at K & K on houses Pt. Pleasant and Galhpt>- Crest Motel 614 -446-7398 Eastern Ave $185 a month lis 614·446 -S221 Dep. and Ref. reqwred Call LAYNE ' S FURNITURE 614-256 - 1187. 2 bedroom furnised apt , ref and deposit. New Haven. W , Va., Sofas and chairs pnced from Mobile Homes for Rent. Call 304· BB2-3267 or 304 · 773 · &396 to S995. Tnblas &50 And 1;)14-446 -0527 after 2 00 PM 5024. up to S125 Hide· iJ ·beds $390 to S595 Recliners S225 to Ntce f urnished mobile home on 3 rooms and bath, gas heat. $375 Lamps $28 to $125 Upper Rt 7 2 BR , watar pa1d ground floor. washer and dryer 01nettes 5109 and up t o 5496. $200 a month . Call 614 -245 · hook up. no chtldren. immediate Wood table w -6 cha~rs S2B5 to 5S18 occupancy No pets. phone S7~6 Desk $100 up to $375 304-675 -44SO eAt 53 or 60. Hutehes. S400 and up Bunk Furrti&hed 2BR .. c able available, AC , nver vaew 1n Kanauga beds complete w -mattreues $295 and up to 5395 . Baby beds Foster& Mobile Home Park Call $ 1 10 Manres1es or bolt spnngs 614-446-1602 full or twin $68. ftrm $78 ~ and Rooms for rent , dav . week S88. Queen sets &225, Kmg Nice, 3 BR , tra1l er for rent in Rio month Gallia Hotel. Call 614 - 5350 . 4 drawer chest S69. Gun Grande Call614 -245·5152. 446-9580 Ren t as low as $120 cabinets 6 gun . Gln or elecu lc range S37S Baby mattreuea 2 tra1lers for rent. Rt. 325 month $35 , & $46 , Bed frames $20. t owards SoUthwestern Elem Furnished roorn &75 Ut1hf18$ S30 & King frame S50 Good School. Garage for rent Call paid, Share bath. Single mala selection of bedroom su1tes, 614-379 -2179 919 Second. Gallipolis Call ntetal cabinets headboards $30 446_ -4416 etter and t.~p to S65 2 BR . trailer for rent A1r cond _ ___:._ _ 7pm _:__ _ ·lcCall 614 - 379-Z409 or 446· Rooms for . rent by week. or 90 Pays same 81 cash whh 9727. month Call· 614-992 - 7521 , approved credit 3 M•les ou t 9 .30 · 4 . 30 . 614 ·992 · 2353 Bulaville Rd. Op en 9am t o 5pm 2 bedroom end 3 bedroom other ho~o~rs Mon thru S at . Ph 614 -446 mob1le homes for rent. fur0322. nished Call 614- 992·7479 46 Space for Rent ' , 0 9 1-1;100-843-3767. Slimpaon Avo . Athono, Ohio. ing up, especially today, it's 2 bedr~om 1n Pomeroy. $200 . per month. Call614 · 992·6763 76 • Cetalylic converteu . ontv $89.95, Most models . .lnstellatlon also available. Muffler M1n. loveseat. ch.ir and ottoman. $325 . 00 Sen Hender s on Laundermat, ,. f - Manually opt~rated hospttal b!Mt for sale. Ca11614-46· 0518 . 1976 Chevrolet Monz•. Low mileage. runs good ,' 1500 23 Inch eolor TV. •1100 Can BORN LOSER 15 ft . ski boat. Mercruist; - 4 inboard. tilt t'railer, runs greet, ... $1 ,200.00 304 -876-5616. 3 .B•cycles and trash compactor. Call 614·446-7463. Ne~ brown and white sofa. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio O r 1983 18ft 8ayliner boat witl) • trailer. 86 HP Chrys jer engin-.. •. Phone after 4 :30. 614 - 992~.· 7653 . \ 614-446·1391 s .. Coli 614·256 ·675a 2 qemetery lou in Oh1o Veney Memory Gardens. $300. Call 2 Early American sty1e love seal sofas for salo. $60 for both . Call 614-992· 2413 after 5 .00 p.m. claimed 14x70. Only S600 down & take over balance. Paym ents cheaper thah paving rent Call MID CHIO FINAN CIAl SERVIC E at 772·1220 or Boats and Motors for Sale 16 ' AERO Craft 1ri· hull with &6 JOhnton , 2·6 gal tanka, lkl's and equip. Runs excel. $1750. 6649 . Magto Chef gas range, bronl.e. E•cellent condtt1on 575 f1rm French pro'vlnclal chest and knee hole desk $75 ap1ece. Call 614-992-7215. 9340. or 75 Conn· Trombon and case , e•celcond . Acetylene ton-: tl, guag•. hof& and eart, Cell 614· 266· King Su:e Booltcat~:e Waterbed, eomplete. 8239. Mattress. Waterbed ~nd Furniture Warehous&, 98 Columbus Rd • Athens . Ohio 46701 , 614- 593 7191 . ' Used Spec •&ls· 1973 New Moon 12x60. 2 BR . 1975 Challenger 12x55, ~ DR 1971 Ritzer•« 12x60, 2 8R .. See at French C1ty Mobile l-lom es IJr Catl 614-446 - employment. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Lllrry Wright 54 Misc. Merchandise . . Thursday, September 3. 1987 . 61 Household Goods 1340. Call 614 -446 -9340. - Th~nday, September 3. 1987. . Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 32 Mobile Homes for Sale " G DGW CNPSHV Y U M F ~ F B F A Z CSAF PSJ, FHCF CNF GWV NUC J F' H H J N U W T YUHH LFMPAF '<\ N, ~, U C. MUWV GWZPWF VPFC.-JNPDGC VFYGA Y•tenlaJ'• CrJptoqllOU: HE HAD A GRAND JOB, BUT HIS WIFE COMPLAINED BECAUSE HIS AVERAGE INCOME WAS AJtOUND MIDNIGHT.- ANON +' ' ' �.. Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, September 3, 1987: ' Maimed protester's ·Quake· hi"ts condition improving- So,uthem \ WASHINGTON tUPI) - A major earthquake occurred today In a remote ocean-floor arl>a of the Southern Hemlspllete, bE>! ween Australia a.nd An tareIlea, the u.s. Geological Survey reported. The quake·was Centered about 1, 700 miles south-south <!Bst of Melbourne, Australia, 'and about Hem · •"spher·e 500 m!les north of Ca pe Adare In Vlctorlaland, AntarCtica , USGS spokesman Don Finley said. It · was the strongest temblor in that • area In 17 years. USGS earthquake monHors in Golden, Colo., said the quake was recorded at a preliminary mag- · nlt.ude of 7.1 on the Richter scale. It' occurred at 2:40a.m. EDT. ' ' ''The epicenter was about 500j, mires so.uth of the Australian• island of Macquarie, In an <1r~a ~ 1 !\Par where thi> . Pacific and. Indian oceans join at about 60· degrees south latitude. " Finley! ' sa id. ' ;_ The quake was the strongest temblor In that area .s ince magnitude. 7.2 shock on June 11.: 1970, he sa id. ~ By ROBERT STRAND prepared to give hi$ life waging CO)IJCORB: Calif. (UP!) - A peace." · Willson. 46, a tawyer and an Air · VIetnam veteran who lost bpth .. legs after being struck by a Navy Force captain in the Vietnam · weapons .train while protesting War, has been lecturing to U.S. arms shipments to Central groups a.b out what he says are America was praised · by the , mlsta~es in policy toward r---"---~-----:--:------~---------.:__-----------"-------'-:._~----~ ·-' president of Nicaragua, who said Ct'ntral America. · hls sacrifice "speakS loudly of Nic~ragua Wednesday broad. the nobility of the American cas,t reports of the Incident. and people." pfficials released a ·letter PresiThe condition of B.r ian Willson dent Daniel Ortega sent to was upgraded Wedn<.>sday from Willson saying: "Dear brother, critical lo serious but stable a your sacrifice speaks loudly of '. day after he lost pis legs after the nobility of the American being W by a train while peopie, who in their majority standing on the tracks at t h~ oppose the use of violence. You Concord Weapons Station. are showing your· love for .peace > The train, consisting of an and justice is stronger than any ' engine and two ·freight cars adversary. carrying explosiv<.>s, severed his "The Nicaraguan people arc right leg and left his left.leg so moved. Your body, mutilated bv 'l1angled It had to be amputated those who want war, is part of ou·r during eight hours of surgt'ry at . pain, but also our hope,s for a John Muir Hospital in Wa,l nut fulure of peace. " Creek, · · Willson, Duncan Murphy, 67. The Navy and the Contra Costa and 45 other protesters were at County Sheriff's Department the w~apons .facility to protest were both st!lllnvestlgating thE' shipment of U.S. w<.>apons to speed of tHe train and whether Central America. They planned the civilian at its controls applied to fa st for 40 days after the the brakes when Willson and demonstration. another protester knelt on the Willson and Murphy were on tracks. the tracks in an attempt to halt Lt. Tulford Terry of the Contra the train. but Murphy was able to Costa Count y Sheriff's Depart - grab bars on the train and hold on ment said the Investigation was until the trilin stopped. In its early stages. "Hopefully ," He said Willson warned him of I Children's pe said, "we'!! put a package what might happen. MEW FALL together for the. district attor"Brian had been here before, Devon Sportswear ney's office by Friday." · and he told me that sometimes About 50 protesters ret urned to the trains try to play 'chicken.· SALE Sweatpants and Swe&t tops · full and quun bed sizes. the blood-stained tracks Wednes- He said that one time th e train leautiful svtoalers, blouses, Earrings, necklaces, beads, day to decry Willson 's maiming. stopped 18 Inches away from his 100'¥. litton-· IIICIIM by lea· Huge onDflmt!ll of stylts anti colon. slacks, skirts and jackets. bracelets aild chains. His wife of just over a week. face. so we both expected it to cCJ!I. Solid colon. Comploto roii<JI of ch~dr••'• sir01, Taupe and black. Great New Styles & Colors! Holly Rauen of San Rafael. told stop." Reg. 56.00 •••••• , Spl, t4.79 . QUE(N l REG . 12.00 TO 1111_.95 s18.00 Slacks ........... s 14.00 r-eporiers that Willson told her: The Navy said the train was Reg. 58.00 ••••.•• Sale S6.39 lED SIZE ........~ ....... Sl6.9S "I'm really a peace agitator. I traveling only 5 mph but the '28.00 Blouses ......... '22.00 S1le Prleed did this for Gabriel 1her 14-year- protesters said It was going more Reg. S14.00 ••. $ale '11.19 FUll.· '32.00 Sweaters •..... 126.00 old son). · J want everybody than 20 mph. Borh sides agreed to$ 540.00 Jackets ......... 532.00 Reg. 516.00 ... Sale SU.79 lED SIZE ................ S12.95 arou~d the country to stop these the e ngineer blared his horn and death trains ... to close down this two people riding on the front of station." the train tried 'to wave thE' She said her husband ·"was protesters off the tracks , u.s. TWO 'DAY.SALE . THE FLEECE SALE BED BLANKETS ·. NEW FALL JEWELRY $l59 Suspended sentence given elderly man who shot wife SHALIMAR. Fla. IUPII '_ A 75-year-old former city commissioner who shot his ailing wife, claiming he wanted her to die wit~ dlgllity , was given iO vears probation by a sympaihetic judge. Circuit Judge Robert Barron put Clark T. Browning on 10 years probation Wednesday and ordered hlm to s tay away· from his wife, Beonnie, 66. -who survived the gunshot and is now in -a · nursing hOmE'. Browning, a former city commissioner in nearby Valparaiso. had plel!ded no contest to the May 12 attempted murder of his wife. who had been in and out or comas since s)]e was adm itted to Fort · Walton Beach's Humana Hospital April 6 because of a heart attack. He contended he wanted her to die with dignit,.y. ' Browning was visiting his wife in the cardiac_unit when he shot a technician . The judge released Browning after determining he was not a threat to the communit y and place d him in the custody of a friend. The sheriff's department said it cons id ered it a "mercy-type" shooting, somewhat similar to the case. of Roswell Gilbert , a retire d engi neer serving a life sente nce for the first-degree murder ol!Jis terminally !ll'wlfe in south Florida. "He thought th at she cou ld be no better off- th at there was no hope for her: It was a mercy-type thing." a sheriff's Investigator said of th ~ Browning case. $29900 SPECIAL FULL 11n sn The pilot was treated for a cut on his hand at The Osteopathic · No passengers were on board Hospital ln Portland and rethe plane, whose owner Is affilleased, a hospital spokeswoman iated with Bar Harbor Airlines, said. ·One federal ~ffic!al, who asked , au thor!r!es sa If· · Vot.37. No.83 Copyriuhtod .t 987 .. style you want, the ·fabric you want, delivered in just .30 days at the best prices of the year! •Commomorasirr Salt Touch •rota! s-nsiM System •15 Year WarrMty SPECIAL S3J900 TWIN sn $399°0 flU sn SOMMA WATER BED Queen silt Summa II maltrtll & foundation. Closeout of di11ontinuo<l cover. R£G. 1737.00 ONlY TWO QUliN IUS TO !Ell $AG<GOO 35~/o OFF CH~IR SALE ARMSTRONG & CONGOLEUM a 200/0 Off DENIM JEANSand Sizes to waist - by 30 SO Lee IWt·an~lltr. Prewashed blue denim -cot- • Special order SPECIAL SALEf MEN'S ~A~Es: · ton wallpaper. Big Reg. selection of R patterns and idealS I eg. for every room in Reg; o"r yo11r house. Reg. stretch. ' S21.9S .............. Sole 515.37 52 6. 9 s ....,....:.... So1e $ 18. 87 1 • 527.9S ........,..... Sole 519.57 529.9 S ........ /;.••. Sole 520.9 7 Saie Ends Sept. 30th l!!,q~!f§!t~ boxer shorts .: shirts ' · A Red l.a:bil atMI, ~lue Lii!Jel ,SAV~,. ··"'~2'S·, .IH:/o LEATHER BELTS Includes all our Leegin and luiton fine leather belts. Sizes 30 to 50. Choose your favorite width an,d color. Westerns included. Sale Prices NIM JA ', $izes 36 to 48 - 100% cotton No-fault blue denim. Speelal Sale Prlea ' 52688 Friday 'ond Sat~rday Only I MEN'S MEN'S WRANGLER 532 95 WEST£RN 0 BILLFOLD,S Big selection of styles a~d colors. All gefl!,li!M ~ , .· 1 quality leatltersl 1 Sale Pr·ices , ' . . MEN'S "BUXTON'' 'Salel '· RED HEART 51 as WINTUK (I KNITTING YARN ": Big selection of solid and 3V2 1 variega.ted celors ·· ounce skeins. · Friday and Saturday Special · S1 49 ' iELBERFEL 9:30 to 5:00 Mon.-Sat. USE OUR FREE ' I PARKING LOT " POMEROY 992-3671 . PyroChein ·to locate plant in Mason County B~ JUDY MORGAN OVP Stall Writer PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. Nearly 400 jobs and a n additional $2 million annually til proper:ty tax revenues . That.'s what the planned cons truction of . a $140 mlllion chemical waste lreat ment fac ilit y, announced this morning at a meeting at the Point Pleasant Moose Lodge, may ultlmately niean. to Mason County. · The Mason Co un(y Cor'n mis· s ian and the Mason County Devf'lopment Authorltys ald PyrOC herh, In c., of Louisville, Ky.. has optioned a l.OOO·acre s it e 5\1, miles north of Poi nt Pleasant , In the vlc inlt y.of Potter's Creek, for the cons truc.tiOiJ of 8 chemical wa~te incineration plant. . In a joi~t press release, the. groups satd the facility will ··safeguard West Virginia 's e~ vironment and serve Industry. The first phase of the plant will cost an estima ted $17 million and is expf>cted to be compleied In late 1988, subject to the Issuance of a co nstruction permit from the West Vtrglnla Department of Natural Resources and trie Air Pollution Con trol Commission, according to .a press release issued at today's meeting . At the tx>glnnlng of ·operatlon, the plant will e mploy approximately 100 people, both In managemcnt and operations . and have an ?"_n_ual pa yroll ·In excess ofSJ.Bmilhon ,accordlngtoafacl s heet prepared by the company. PyroChe/11 President .Jim Nee! said the company plans to htre90 ' percent of those employees from Mason County, providing _there are trainable workers avai lable locally. . . Net>! said t.he plant, which will be built in phases. will employ 370 people In about six y~ars., Frank Lee, executiVE' d1rector of the Mas~n Cou_nty Dev~l opment Authority, said the facility Wilt be butlt and operated in strict .,, compliance With state permitting and regula1ory . requ!rements pertamlng to chemical waste trea tment plants as ·mandated by t_hei'/atiomil Resource ~onservat10n and Recovery Act and regulations of the West Virginia Department of N"atural Resources . The plant design and controls have been under review by the Environmental Protection Agency LEPA l for over four years. he said, In addition , discussions have been held with the West Virginia Department of Natural Res ources and the Air Pollution Control Commlss1on over the past year concerning the facility. Lee added. Lee said intensive efforts have been unde rway for over 17 months by the Governor's Office of Community and Industrial Development In reviewing 111 potential sites for the facility . The Mason Cou~ty site was selected from a !mal ca ndid ate Ho~se ·. vill~e MANAMA . Bahrain (UP)) -A long-range missil e that diploma ts said wa s probably !Ired by Iran crashed lntoKuwa it'ssouth· er n coastline tod ay. one day after a U.S. convoy of re·flagged Kuwaiti tankers steamed away from the a rea on a return trip down the P~rsian Gulf. Diploma tic sources said the missile. possibly a Chlnest'made Silkworm. was the second fired at Kuwai ti territory this week . The fir s r miss ile was 'aimed at the Kuwaiti Is land of F'aylakah but fell into the gulf near by . . The s!'venth convoy of reflagged Ku'A(altl t ankcrs and U.S. warships left · Thursday from Kuwa it , and Wes tern diplomats reached by telephone jn J<uwalt said the convoy was probabl y well south of the area when the missile struck at 4 a. m.'today. The U.S. ·escorted convoy consisting of the Gas Queen a nd the Gas Princess. 46,000-ton llquifled natur;~l gas carriers, and the 290.000-ton oil tanker Townsend - was shep herded by' thE' guided missile cruiser RE'eves and the guided missile frigat!".Hawes. Pentagon spokesman Robert Sims said. The Kuwaiti Defense Ministry $ S~-·~- MEN'S STRETCH 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Cents A M~ltimedia Inc. Newspaper president of the Mason County Development · t\uthorlly : Paul Watkins, president of the Ma.•on County Commission; Steve Carpenter, president of the Mason. County /\rea Chamber of Commerce; and Frank J.Aoe, exeeutlve director of.the M.1111on County Development Authority. list ot 10 sites. Virginia industry and smitH ' PyroChem will contribute 4Y, business and adding much percent of. the plant's gross needed jobs, this plant will operating revenues to the state generate additional revenues to and one half of one percent to thP the state's economy," Nee I said. co~nty . . Commission President A slide show presented earlier , Pau l Watkins indicated that this week to · county commisin!tial company contrib~tlon s sioner and local media by Nee! should '"amou nt to $125,000 a year and PyroChem vice president to the county , exclus ive of local a nd . chief engineer Frank J . property and other state taxes . Ballard describes the lnclneraWatkfns added that property . tion process the plant wiB use as t axes could amount to a potential a safe, economical and efficient $2 million a year to the couhty way of disposing organic hazard when the plant is completed. ous waste at no risk to the Nee! said the company Is commul)ity. prepared tocommenceconstrucAccording to the presentation, lion as early as January 1988. the process will result In 99.99 "Besides safely treating and percent destruction and removal destroying chemical waste being of hazardous products from the generated annually by West (Continued on Page 5) numbering begins .· in of Syracuse Thursday By KATlE CROW Sentinel Correspondent Another first for the v!llage of · Syracuse, house numbering, got underway Thursday wh en Syracuse Village Counci l met in regular session. Aerial maps of th~ village were purchased through the county's House Numbering a nd Tax M'aps program . Meeting with council In regard to the house numbering project was Roger Michael who Is an · employe of House Numbering anq Tax Maps. Michael. a tes ld ent ot Syracuse, explained the procedure necessary to tnstt -r tute hor_.se numbering , · Council felt that Michael' was much more qualified to adminis ter the program and ssked that hP ht'ad the project - with the assistance of Jim Connolly, police c~iet Councii will ·assist whenever necessary, MIChael, in his. spare time, will outli ne the project. Michael felt tha t the prOJec t should be completed by December. Res i¢ents wijl be advised of their assigned number'S. It will be before making any decision wUI the responsibility of the residents have their solicjtor, when Lisle. to purchase thei r own hou se presents his deed to Jack Willl numbers and place their on their ams, Check out the matter. homes . Williams stat ed that if council Mayor Eber Pickens an - is in error that council would like nounced, unofficially, that over to come to some agreement with 1.000 ton of hotmix was used in List~ ra ther than disturb the thE' recent paving. Council has blacktop. However, · Williams · not a.s yet received a statement stated '!hat it con be removed from the Shelly Company as to without any problem. It was noted tha t it is believed their is a the exact amount or the total cost. 50 foot right of way in the area. It was noted that paving ul , the However, this.will be determined well sites had not completed as by the solicitor. · Kenny ·Buckley was sworn in as the paver was too large for the area t hal was to be paved. a new member of c<;>uncil to UU Council ~ lso"'ttl!\<'llsliPi!' arl!lls. ,Z,- Ihe unexpired term ·of Wl1)\&m mainly alleys, that need gradi ng Arnoq who .resigned . There are a nd graveled. One in particular two years and three mon ths left · is the alley across fro'm th,e on the term. Presbyterian Chu rch. . Problems at thE' park and the Also meeting with council was sma ll ball field wereaired.lt was Butch Lisle. Lisle told council · announced that the lock on the that when the blacktop was cable that prevents traffic from poured on Bridgeman Street it going to the small ball field had ex tended over on his property, been removed. Council agreed four feet on one end and five feet earlier to place the cable across op the other. the road to the · small park Lisle told council that he wants fo llowing the end of the tennis Continued on page> the blacktop removed. Council Diplomats say Iran fires second missile at Kuwait ·. territory· in week VINYL FLOOR COVERING . Sale enttne " PLANT CONSTRUCTION 1\NNOUNCED Ofllclals of the PyroChem Corporation announced Friday In Mason Cou nty thai the company will hulld a $ UO million chemical waste treatment plant ht Mason County, Shnwn from lefllo right are ,Jim Ne~l. pre•ldcnt of PyroChem: ,Jim Lewis, ALL ORDERS Thirty percent chance of r;ain tonight. Saturday, chance of showers. Highs between 80 an<) 85. ' • Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio, Friday. $eptember 4, 1987 Th~ SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER not to be identified, sa id Dempsey probably did not have trouble , breathing while outside the plane because of . its relatively low altitude, but he expressed surprise the pilot had survived. The Press Herald reported Dempsey, 45, of Cape Elizabeth, caught onto stairs that descended from the open hatch. The anonymous con troller told the newspaper the co-pilot, whose Identity was not Immediately known, radioed for help , saying he believed his partner had fallen to his death in waters off the Port.Jand coast. A Coast Guard helicopter and rescue vehicle were dispatched to the scene. Initial FAA repons said the plane had o~lg!nated from thE' , Portland Jetport. The federa'J· agency was awaiting a report on the make·of the plane, Its starting point and destination, authorities said. at y.· .·.. • Huge assortment of pol· terns to match any decor. No Wax finish. In stock for immediate delivery .. "I wou ld think it would be impossible to hold on a t that speed. It would take iron nerves and s trong muscles,'' the official said. "It' s a mystery to us how· he ended up where he ended up. but apparently he somehow or other ended up outside the plane clinging to the passenger door," FAA 's Coulter said. Page 6 IZED' FACTORY AUTH SALE SEIU OITHO LUX •ultra Piush Tap •Tamptr" Coils •supr- Slippart Pilot falls from plane in flight, holds stairs , J'lORTLAND, Maine I UP II A pjiOt fell through an open door of ,a plane In flight but survived with minor Injuries by clinging to the craft's outside staircase for about 10 minutes until the co-pilot made an emergency landing. authorities said. The cO-pilot of the Eastern Express plane, which was fly ing without passpngers, as~ed for permission to ma~e an emergency landing at the Portland Jetport Wednesday night believing his partner had plunged to his death, officia ls said. The aircraft was about 5 miles outside the airport Wednesday , several thqusand feet in the air, when pilot Henry Dempsey noticed. a passenger door ajar, Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Susan Cou lter and Portland pollee said. Dempsey was trying to close the door when he apparently was sucked .out of the open hatch about 8 p.m., authorities said. An emergency crew that. met the plane when it landed found Dempsey clinging to the aircraft's outside stairs. a nd the pilot had to be "pried off," The Portland Press Herald said today, quoting an air traffic controller who asked to remain anonymous.-Dempsey ·had .held on to the out'slde of the plane for about 10 minutes, the controller said. · 645 Pick 4 3302 79 Bedding Specials her" once iit the ches t with .22-caliber pistol. Two other patients, four nurses and other medical s taff were .in the room at the time. Witnesses had said Browning calm ly unloaded ' the gu n and handed it lD a hospital Daily Number 0 a: ELBERFELDS', Ohio Lottery Church page nottces SKEIN • said the miss ile caused no casualties or damage, the official Kuwait news agency reported. The brief government statement from the news agency did not say who was responsible , Te.hrap radio July 25 quoted I ranfan President All Khamelnl as threaten ing to fire surfaceto-surface missiles at Kuwait If Iranian all facilities were attacked. Iraq repeatedly has hit fran' s oll Installations after breaking a six -week de facto cease-fire In the gulf Saturday . The Western diplomatic sour- ces said the missiles were probably fired at Kuwait from F'aw peninsula. Which Is Iraqi territory that has been captured and Is being controlled by Iran. The peninsula, which borders Iran, Is some 25 miles from Kuwait and about 50 miles from the capital. The missile struck the tiny nation amid escalal!ng attacks on shipping a nd land targets. by ·Iran and jraq. Iranian Revolutionary Guards "aiming for the crew's quarters" hit an Italian freighter with bazooka fire Thursday, a slr!p engineer said, and Japanese shipowners today ordered tlrelr vessels to stay out of the gulf for one or two <lays followi ng anot her strike against a Japanese ta nker . Officials said. two more Europea~ co untrlps - Belgium and the Netherlands - were considering sending mine sweepers to protect freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf. Iran ian attackers cteariv were Interested in causing casualties on th e 17,172-ton ftallan ship , Jolly Rubino, its first engineer, Donalda Gallon! said. Twdpeople were Injured In thE' 20-mlnute assault , "They were aiming for the crt'w's quarters . There was no reason for It except for the fun of killing people," Gallon! ·said in a ship-to- shore interview as th!' Jolly Rubino steamed with a cargo , of empty containers to Dubai. ' "The crew Is still under shock. It was a very ; very ugly experience," he said. "A lot of them don't w<1nt to come back to the gulf again." The assault off the ·c oast of Saudi Arabia was the first attack on an Italian vessel 'in the gulf "tanker war," a spinoff of the ·nearly .7-year-old war between Iran and Iraq. · ' J Michael, Ernie Sisson and Jirn <.:onnolly, police chief. This Is al)other first lor the village. Michael hopes to have . the projeut completed by December. Residents will be notified of their assigned numbers. HOUSE NUMBERING BEGINS - Plans for house numbering got underway Thursday night when Syracuse Village Council mel 1!1 . regular session. Going ove~ aerial photos with Roger Michael, who will head the proje,ct, are, from left, Kenny Buckley, Jim Hill, Jack 'YIIIia~s, Roger Labor department figures .show .unemployment unchanged By CRAIG WEBB WASHINGTON (t]PI), ,... The nation' s civilian unemployment rate held steady In August at 6 percent while \he percentage of population In the labor force hit a · new high , the Labor Department. said today. . The government said Its monthly survey of. households s howed · 113, Ill mil lion people working, up 354,000 from July, and thE' number of people out of . work and looking for .a job down by 3,000. io total 7.22 million . If one adds memtx>rs of the armed forces In the Un lied State$ to the jobs figure, the unempl<iy· ment rate was 5. 9 percent, also unchanged from July, Both the civilian and total jobless rates are the lowest in this decade. The number of people who had· left the labor force dropped a seasonally adJueted 233,000, most of them teenagers heading back to School, the government said. As a result, ~he proportion of tlle population that was employed In Business and health services respectively. • . August rose 0.2 percentage point accounted for nearly 90,000 of the Adult men saw their unemployto a record 61.8 percent. new jobs, another 25,000 were In menl rate drop 0.2" percentage · The government also surveys the finance. Insurance and real ·· point to 5,2 percent. while the business establishments as well estate Industries and ·an addirate for women fell only 0.1 as households to , learn about tional-· 34,000 came from local percentage polnt to 5.3 percent. · Americ'a 's . work habits. That governments. . In contrast, the rate for teenagpoll, which surveys ·a more The average number of hours , ers jumped 0.5 percentage point limited group of people, showed worked ·per wee)l jn private to 16 perce.nt. 156,000 workers added to payrolls · businesses rose 0.2 hour to 35 The overall jobs sjtuation In August. · h()urs. The average work week stayed unchanged for whites at All 156,000 were In service; and number of overtime hours 5.1 percent, dropped 0.2 percenrather than goods-producing worked In manufacturing re- . tage point for blacks to reach 12.4 jobs, th~ Labor Department sal(). matned unchanged at 41 and 3.8, - __...f.__ -·-·-"----·---·-- ..... . . percent, and rose 0.1 percentage point for. Hispanics to total 8 percent . . The avera II civilian unemplov· men! rate has dropped by 0.7 percentage point since the beginning of this yoar. and many · economists had expected it to fall again In August. They noted that · the volume of help- wanted advertisements was rising while . !nltlal·.unemployment Insurance claims were at the lowest point in 13 years. . -- ·-.- -·~ ----.....~------- ___...: ..... - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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