https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0de75168ebeb7bdc7bf64d6cf16f2a9e.pdf abb679292d3786821a77d89a69864b16 PDF Text Text Paga 12-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday. September 8. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • • Ohio Lottery Reds lose 5-3 to Daily Number 045 Pick 4 Dodgers Page4 7342 • at y Vot. 37. No.85 Copyrighted 1987 Cloudy tonight. Low In upper 50s. Cloudy Thul'llday. Highs near 80. Chance Of rain near zero. • • enttne Pomeroy_ - Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Septe.mber 9, 1987 2 Sections 12 Pages 25 Cants . A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Mason residents question riew plant's location By JUDY MORGAN OVP News Staff •. Tempers llared as hot as PyrOChem's inclnera· tors Tuesday night ~~ the Mason Fire Station. where over 100 concerned citizens got their first chance to question company olflcials about their plans to build a $140 million chemical waste treatment p[ant In Mason County . ln the day s since PyroChem, Jnc .. announced last Friday that It has selected a 1,00acre site In the Potter's Creek area north of Point Pleasant on which to build Its newest plant. area residents have begun to wonder atlout the effects the facilit y w!ll have on thf> people who live here and the {\flVironment. Chief among the concf>rns expressed last night were. whether emissions from the plant are sale. and whether trucks hauling hazardous wastes to th e plant for treatmf>nt pose a significant risk to .the community . But many of the People attending last night's meeting appeared to ha ve already made up their minds about the plant before the Introducing the -· first ultra lght designed especiafly for women. presentation of a slide show, prepared by PyroChem In cooperation with the Envlronmen· tal Protectlon.Agency. · · When Jimmy Joe Wedge of Point Pleasant, community liason for PyroChem. began hi s presentation, many of the people seated and · standing in the Ure department bay appeared more Interes ted In · lashing out at company representatives than viewing the slides. "You going to tell us the truth, or just what you want us to know?" asked Harry Layne. "There's no environmental people here; they won't show up here." another man shouted after the applause to Layne's comment died down. "The company's doing this (meeting with the publici to answer questions." Wedge said. Imploring the crowd to watch the slide show and hear PyroChem's position before beginning their · , attack. "How many stat es has this guy been run out of 7 " a woman shouted from the back of the room. In the ·s lide presentation, an I!:PA otnclal says the incineration and treatment process proposed by PyroChem Is the safest , most economical way of disposing of hazardous waste. · While a majority of those attending the meeting . were against the plant. at least one Point Pleasant res ident there said he feels Mason County needs the jobs PyroChem will bring. "My mind was almost made up before (the meeting;,'' said Don Thompson. "I'm 100percent for it. Mason County ne~ds a plant. "Mason County is not a rich county," Thompson continued. "We've got to take what we can get." The company has said it will invest $17 million in the first phase of construction, and w1llemploy 100 people. 90 pecent of them from Mason County. at start•up. When all phases of the project are completed, iri about six to seven years, the comany's investment will total $140 m1llion, and about 370 people will be employed at the facility , Ballard said. Chamber-:-delays endorsement of ·PyroChem Inc., facility . · ' . •f VIRGINIA suMS LIJM L(fl15 . ORIGINAL STEAK HOUSE - The original close on Sept. 27, ending 41 years service to the Steak House, on Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, will · public In that location. Only6mgtar . Several members of the Mason County Area Chamber of Com· merce board of directors ex· pressed their personal support of PyroChem, In c.'s proposal to build a chemica l waste trea t· ment plant north of Point Plea· sanl at a Tuesday luncheon meeting. The group as a whole . tlelayed an official endorsement of the facility. however, pending a meeting Thursday with Pyro· Chern President Jim Nee!. "We have to have a little faith in the EPA (E nvironmental Protect io n Age ncy i, · · said Kenny Boyles. one of the pro· ponets. "I just can't see the federal government letting these' people come in and ki!t·off people downwind.'' construction of the $140.000 million plant , announced at a press conference last Friday morning at the Point Pleasant Moose Lodge. is subject to the issuance of permits from the West Virginia Department ' of Na tural Resources and the Air Pollution Co ntrol Commission. and the facilit y must operate in compliance with federal EPA sta ndards. · Neel said Friday he hopes construction can begin in early 1988. The com·pan y l)as optioned a 1,000-acre site in the Potter's Creek area on which to build the plant. " lf the EPA says it OK to put it in , lt 'sOK with me," Boyles said. "I may be missing something, .but I think this is what we've been waiting on. and I think this is what we're looking for Ieco· nOmic development -wise) in Polilt Pleasant.'' BOyles concluded, " l say, ·Glad to have you.' Period. " Discussion on the proposed for treatment plants even more chemical waste treatment facil- urgent, Lewis pointed out . ity, which could be the first "At this point , I'm elated,'' commercial facility license'd Lewis said. · "I don't have any under the National Resource problems with it. I think It's a Conservation and Recovery Act good project at this point.'' · ( RCRA i , came following the Bill Brady : plant manager at presentation of a slide show by Stauffer Chemical Company in Jimmy Joe Wedge, former Point Gallipolis Ferry. said he is not Pleasant mayor who is now against the plant. but urged the serving as community Iiason for Chamber to delay an endorsePyroChem. The slide presenta· ment until its directors have the tlon, developed with the coopera· opportunity to hear concerns tion of the EPA. outlines Pyro- expressed from the public and Chem's plans and addresses , meet with PyroChem officials. concerns that may be raised by Brady , who said earlier that a chemical waste treatment facll· the public. "The majority of the public js lty nearby could save hls com· · for this . T~ere's no doub1 in my pany thousands. of dol!ilrs. told mind ," Wedge.said following trie the Chamber that, "Before I can presentation. He asked for a use this firm, I have to make an formal endorsement of Pyro· entire audit of thai facility.It has Chern's proposal, however, be· to meet my standards." Steve Carpenter. Chamber cause, he said, the (llinority president, added his support of against the facility will be "vocal the facility , but conceded to and visible. " Brady's wishes to postpone an "Jf community leaders don't speak out, thaI sma II group of endorsement until the Chamber people Is going to wave those can obtain additional banners in front of the T.V. information. Frank· Lee, executive director cameras,'' Wedge said. "If you're for it, tell somebody; if of ·the Mason County Deyeiopyou're against it , tell us,'' he ment Authority, expressed his · implored the Chamber directors. belief'! hat "What the facts are on .Jim Lewis , president of the the table. the community leaderMason County Development Au· ship will welcome this plant." Bernie Riddle said, "This is a thority, said · he support s the development by private industry big step for this county ... We have of facilities such as the one to make sure we're going in the PyroChem proposes for Mason right direction.' ' Tuesday's meeting with the County. "J'd a whole lot rather see this company put it in and let Chamber was the first In a series Uncle Sam monitor it all the way of such educational meetings, (than for the feder al government Wedge said. PyroChem officials to build the plan !I,'' Lewis said. met Tuesday evening with a Under new federal regulations. group of concerned Bend Area the tandfilling of chemical residents at the Mason Volunteer wastes will be banned, effective Fire Department and with Point November 1988. making the need Pleasant City Council at Its regular monthly meeting. Rains 'threaten New England The ightest stye By United Press International The remains of a t roplca I depression that flood ed at least 1!0 roads and forced the evacuation of more than 500 people in Virginia and Pennsylvania sloshed north today, threatening New England .. AI least eight Inches of rain soaked south central Pcnnsylva· nia overnight. pushing the ' NEW STEAK HOUSE - The newest steak house In the Bob Evans chain, located off Rt. 71n 6 mg "tar:' 0.5 mg nicotine av. per cigareue by FTC method. SURGEON GENERAl'S WARNING: Smoking Causes lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. C Phili~ Morris Inc. 19117 I· "Zero." sta ted Frank Ballard, PyroChem's vice president and chief engineer. Ballard explained that PyroChem had selected the Mason County site from among 11111 reviewed .in West Virginia . The original site list was narrowed to 10. then three, before the company made Its final selection based on a recommenda · lion from Gov. Arch Moore. company President Jim Neel has said. . "We're in Mason County because we want to be in Wes t VIrginia," Ballard said later In th e meet ing. "tWe Jelti we could best serve West Virginia, ourselves and the community by coming into Mason County,'' he added. Ballard pointed out that West Virginia is the larges t genera tor of chemical waste -in the cou ntry. "I ndu stry in West Virginia has to hav-e someplace to Pill I its waste;, or they're going to go out of business," Ballard said, referring to a federal ban on landfilllng haza rdous wastes, slated to tak e effect In November 1988. \ Gallipolis, at the foot of the Silver Memorial Bridge, will open on Monday, Oct. 5. New Bob Evans Steak·House to open Oct. 5; original facility will close in .GallipOlis on September 27 COLUMBUS- Construction Is nearly complete on the new Bob Evans Restaurant at the foot of the Silver Memorial Bridge In Galllpolls. according to a com· pany spokesman. The new restaurant, which will. facilitate 148 people, Is scheduled to open on Mol[day, Oct. 5. There will be a rtbbbn cutting cerem· ony, and details have not been completed. The original Steak House's last day ofoperationonEasternAve., Gallipolis, will be Sunday, Sept. 27, he added. Several promotions are being planned In connection with the closing' of the first steak house, opened after World War II in 1946, a!ld opening ol the new restaurant. The "Last Chance" at the Steak House will be the week of Sept. 21. Details are not complete at this time, the spokesman said. Construction on the approxi· mately 5,000 square foot building near the by-pass began last March, and has rapidly pro· gressed throughout the summer mQnths. Schuylkill River over it s banks and flooding low-lying areas, authorities said. · "I think we are going to wake up ... with a real mess," said Bill Johnson of the Lancas ter Countv Emergency Managemen't Agency. Floodwaters from the Schuyi· kill forced the evacuation Tues· day of an undetermined number of people in the small community of Birdsboro and the town's sewer and water pumping station was knocked out. pollee dis· patcher Peggy Fleagle said. In Pottstown, Pa .. Fire Chl~f Harold Moyer sa id the town's main street and industrial high· way were closed by flooding from the river. Youngstown teachers go out; 2 strikes continue.elsewhere By BRANT NEWMAN contract, but Youngstown United Press International schools were asking ror a pay .Teachers In .the Youngstown freeze for the next three years, City School District went on with the possibility of a raise if strike today In a dispute over · the district's financial status wages, leaving some 15,000 stu· Improved . dents without their regular Superintendent Emanuel Cat· teachers. soules said Tuesday night that · Strikes continued today In two the school board offered 1 an other Ohio school districts affect· amended proposal calling lor a ing about 6,000 students. wage freeze for the first yea( and Negotiations broke off Tues- wage reopeners for the second day night after a federal media- and third years. tor was unable to forge an However, Thomas Krlspll, agreement between the 1,043- president of the YEA, denied that member Youngstown Education the board made a formal con· Association and the school tract proposal and called the school district's announcement a dis trlct. The union Is seeking a raise of · media ploy to discredit the about 5 percent in a two-year teachers union . ,. ''There was no formal proposal given to the association;" Krispli said. "The federal mediator will verify it. Ttie superintendent and the school board are In a power struggle, and the teachers in Youngstown are caught In the crossfire ·between the two.' • he said. District spokesman Chuck Zilla said today. however , that it was a formal proposal, even though all members of the two negotiating team s were not present, and he criticized the union leaders for failing to present It to the membership Tuesqay night. Students have been attending classes since Sept. 1 and the schools were open today. �Commentary WASHINGTON - Corporate raiders have acquired the kind of heroic glamor that once attached to entrepreneurs )Ike Henry Ford and Thomas Edison. But unlike these earlier capitalist wizards, today's takeover titans produce neither new products nor improvements on existing ones. Their multibillion-dollar manipulations have no purpose beyond enriching the raiders an(! a few big stockholders. Their schemes don't add a single nut or bolt to the gross national product. Federal Reserve Board economists have been studying the raiders, hoping to learn whatthe takeover epidemic's effect on the eco nomy will be. Their preliminary conclus ions are unnervi ng, to say the .least. These .financ ial experts told our associate Michael Blnsteln that the national econom y Is In great danger from the massive DEVOTED TO THE IN1' ERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON 1\REA ROBERT L. WINGETI Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of Thr L'nitt~d Prl"'ss Tn! l'r na tional, l nl:tnd D::J il y Prrss AssoC'ia 1ion and thC' Amf'r iea n Nf'ws pa pf'l" Publi shf'rs Assaria! ion . L F.TTE RS OF' OP l NIO!\' : kl 'i· wt ·lt ·n m f'. T h P\ ~ hnuld bt•ll>s'\ than :~on 'rlnt 'ti ~ l1in!.! . Alli('llt•r.., :t n · .,. utJ i ~' l"11 0 f 'd tli nJ.! : ~ n 11 rnu .~l h<• ...:; tg nr'(l 14·ith nam!'. ; u lc lrl"' ~!'. t ntl I E'It·ph~ 1 nt' nu mh1•r. N~ 1 un:>.ii!Ot'(l ll'ltt •rs w ill bt• puhl i!' hNI . :Hhln·...;:- ing is~ u~ ·~. nul pi'I"St !nal ilif'!» . L P11 t 'r~ ..,hou ld lw 1t1 l a~ t f'. Government under Celeste in lieu of presidential campaign By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)- Now that Gov . Rich11rd F: Cel'este has decided against running for the pres idency. the government of Ohio should operate more smooth ly, right ? Maybe, maybe not . The · presumption is that ins tead of wandering off to pl aces like Manchester, N.H., and Keokuk, Iowa, Celeste will be in Co lumbus with a firm hand on the tiller. • "You have to be around if you're go ing to r un the ship," sa id Ohio House Minority Lea der Corwin M. Nl~on , R- Lebanon, when asked if Celeste's decision would hetp ·the state. But has Celeste been around frequently in the pas t, and is he going to be in the future ? The answer is no. : 11 is not Celeste's sty le of leadership to remai n in the governor's. office day after da y. He enjoys getting out and around Ohio . That way, he says. he can tell what people are thinking. · State Tax Commissioner Joanne Limbach point s out th at Celeste lfas been ca mpaigning every year since he's been in office, a nd that the institution of government has continu ed to opPrate. rt will be no different from now on, she said. . " The important thing is that a decis iOI\ tabout the presidentia l campaign) was made, and it was made in a good way, with a lot of thought put into it, " said Limbach. "Regard less of what the decision was, I don' t th in k the day-to-day opera tion of the governme nt Is going t ~ change." Letters to the editor Comments on facility .. · After spending the last two months in the care of the doctors and staff of Veterans Memorial Hospital I feel I 'must respond and th an k all concerned for th e excellent care and tec hnical skill s exhibited bY ail. Prior to admissio n I had been fr;eq ue ntly warned that I shou ld go anywhere but (up. on the Hill \ fo r major surgery. I m ust now respond to these people; I don't know w hat has transpired in the past, However You not on ly have a modern health facilit y but a hlghly competent and friendly manipulation of stock prices In hostile takeover attempts. In· deed, som e experts are afraid the situation could lead to another 1929-style c rash . It would be bad enough tf the takeover attempts - both the successful ones and the failures - were m ere ly unproductive. But they have caused enormou s damage to many once-healthy companies. Last year alone , American corporations threa· tened by hostile takeovers went $263 billion In debt to buy their own stock as a defensive mea· sure. That was double the 1985 amount of defensive debt and five times the expenditure In 1982. These gigantic debt loads require huge lnteresfpavments money that could far better be ptowe.d Into capital invest ment s. American Industry as a whole spe nt $177 billion last year on jai led or fined for such activities, a nd 12 more have beep prosecuted so far this year. Companies with undervalued stock ar e the r aiders' favorite targets, and they' re easy to find, To crawl out from under their crushing debt s. companies close si nce the value Of an average down operations and lay off company 's outstanding stock Is about 75 percent of tis asset s. And employees. It 's estimated tha t with the wi ld fluct uatio ns In stock 800,000 jobs have bee n lost In prices that have become normal recent years In the aftermat h of these <Ja ys, a targeting comtakeover attempts. pany's stock ca n usually be A few of the more notorious bought at bargain prices . The law requires a nyone who Insiders are trading in th e ir· Wall acquires 5 percen t of a comStreet wtngtips fo r prison work boots. a nd fed e ra l prosec ut or s pa ny's stock to disclose this to the say these headlin ers are just th~ Securlt lesw and Exchange Commission within 10 day s. But It' s vanguard of amy more whit e· simple to get around the Intent of collar defend ants. An in kling of the law by con tinu ing to buy what 's com in g' ca n be glea ned stock quietly until the last day of from some astonishing statts· lhP dea dline period. By the time tics : In th e 50 years be fore 1984. rai ders fil e with the SEC, they only 12 ra ses or Insider trading quire d as much as 15 may ha ve ac were prosec uted; from 1984 percent of th eir ta rget's stock. through 1986. 40 lndi.vldu a ls were Even if the takeover bid fal ls , I he raidPr Is us\l_ally ass ured of a fat profit whe n word of the attempt se nd s thE' c;,ompany 's stock prices soa ring. This Is often the ac tual g'oal of the raider , clea n of grudgl'S held against whose a nn ounced Intentio n of ~ac h other. What a hea lthy idea . takeover is pure bluff . des igned The ir basic Idea Is for~lven ess , to ex tract "gree nm ai l' ~ In the not confr·ontat ion, but the end form or a premi um on the stock . result IS the same : Alrisc)em·rd : for re linquishin g It lo the threa · Fences arc ml'nded. L.lfCgoes on . toned compan y. And me? Yes. th ere is n fr iend Thr Ine vit a ble result Is a who has n' t written. hasn' t c·a ll('d s ub ~ta nt lt~l inC'r£'a sc In corporate me $!n ee l used hf'r a ~ a ~ourcc !r1 ·debt - a nd a con rquent de· a n article seven years ago. I havr crease In !hr amou nt or money written her at least twice. m av bi' tho banks have to lend out for more. r have thought ofh erorien, morr useful purposes. That 's have wondered what It was I sai d wh"t make s the 1929 parallel so or did or wrote. a nd prt·pared my omin ous . Recessio n. tight money defen ses again t oil s light s I and high lnt er,s t rates will bring Imagine I mi g ht have done to her. a fl oo d o r defaults and I have thought about th e times· bankruptl' ies . we s pent as l' hl ldr"n a nd A go-between ____B_y_S_a_ra_h_O_t_Jc_rs_tr_ee_t A few weeks ago I got a call from a friend whO wanted me to do her a favor. "Uh. I haven' t heard from Laura in over a year. I didn't even get an Invit ation to her New Year' s Eva party. We were besi friends in co llege. Do you, uh, could you find a way to ask he r If she's mad at me or something ?" _ I knew the feeling . Boy, Did I know the feeling, s ince, oh, about second grade when my "best friend " would stop speaking tp me In the lunch Hne just to see if I'd cry. I've been on the other end of this conversation several times, waiting for the verdict from my lia iso n. Mad Not mad Am I Imagining things. the same old paranoid I always wa s, and In th at case, why wouldn't someone be upset with me 7 Or am I really thei:loer of an incredible faux pa s too heinous to even mouth 7 This is not an easy question to ' ask , if you' re the chosen go· be-tween , no mat ter how nonchal- an tly you try to throw it into the conversa·tton. ' 'Hey. you a nd Lau ra aren' t on the .outs of anything. are you 7 Oh. no. no reason at a ll. She just me ntioned she hadn 't heard from you in a while .... If you're the go-betwee n. you alwa ys feel llke yo u're back in the second grade. although the game Is sti ll p layed .as seriously at age 35 as it wasat age 7. We're all grow nu ps here. and If I ask you the question I must think tha t one of you is acti ng like a kid, and I wou ldn't want to impl y that. But anyway. just out of curi osity. staff that are truly concerned for everyone's well being. I am an ornery, very difficult pa tien t: however. I can not recall one in· sa nce where I was treated with anyth in g bvt courtesy by very highl y skilled people. 1 would es· peciall y thank my Doctors and ther staffs. Dr. Lentz is a very competent surgeon who along with Doctors Dayo and F urlong have made it possible for me to resume a normal pain free life. Really Folks ; we already have the best. let's support it. William E. Kennedy there's nothing wro ng between you and Laura - Is there?. I didn't do too well carry in g my friend's question. I waited until! had another reaso n to ca ll and tried to slip It ln.to the conversa· lion . r ma naged todrop lt ln abou.t as subtly a s a 'fi6 Marlin drops oft a jack. Asking to have this kind of question conv£>yed Is no easier . No adu lt li kes to admit he ca n' t find a simple way to ask a simple question like, "Are you mad a t me 7 " We fight wars and build emp ires easier. Sometimes we Inn ocently im · ply th £> df>a thl y mes sage of anger; we don't call, we don't write. becau se we're busy or forge tful. not mad . But when the weapon is flr&d in ten tionally . there is none more lethal. A confron tation -c "You jerk. you insulted my wife! ' ' ~ Is over in a few minutes . a nd both s ides get to fight and be mad and hold equa l grud ges. But the sllencP, the potnt.Pd withdrawal of comm unicatio ns, hacks away at the victim 's heal't with a dull blade as the realiza· tion gradually dawns : Something's wrong, and I mu st be responsible for lt. Now. what on ea rt h was it? Was It t he ti me we were all at the lake and 1 told his kid to quit sp,lashing water on me? Or m·aybe when I kept he r copy of "Scruples" for '"'O year because it was underneath the sofa cushion ... As part of yea rl y High Holy Days, th e Jews wipe their slates mourn ed hE'r loss. But as f vr1. 1 haver. 't summoned thl' co~ra gP nation s of pies a nd cakes, the clea n-up and the countless other ways people helped , our sincere tha nks. We hope to see you next year at the same time . sa me place. Leonard Koenig Chester vol. Fire Dept . if she 's mad at m<' ? 1 havC'n Another fair has come and gone and we are pleased to re· port that everything and everybody worked toge ther to make this yea r a successful one. The new commercial building which we have worked toward for so many years proved to be a pleas ure for exhibitors and fair goers alike. This first year for the· Log Cabin added to the overa ll enjoyment of the fair as peapi!' viewed and listened to e nterta-I nme nt throughou t the week . . It Is through the efforts of hundreds of people' - many working throughout the year that the fa ir can provide ed uca~lon, experience, profit and enjoyment. To our publi c officials, Commi ssioners, Sheriff's Dept ., High Dept ., Litter Control , Business Es tabilshments, Jr. Fair Personn el, Exhibitors, Stage Performers, a nd any and all others who helped In many ways to stage a s uccessful 1987 Fatr we th ~nk you most sincerely. Meigs County fair Board •· Muriel Bradford, Secretary ) 1 f hea rd from her In years. a nd wr used 10 be o close .... " NATIONAL LEAGlJE Ea~ W L Pri. MoMrul Phll11. .5U O.h• ~tKU Plu~r~~;h ll;f 'T I On this date in history: In 1776, the second Coqtinenta l Congress officia lly changed the new Amenca n nat ion' s name from "United Colonies" to "U nit ed Sta tes ." 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S11n Uit•l"o - l'hu'r d lilll:hl e•nd H.od a..rn!>tln~ • o o lnju"•d r'l'•u•rH•: rt'dalowd Brodrrh· ~ - Thomp.on ull ~· uhtrJo : r.uanl"l II ~M.' k f' r ~t nk Mlddlf'ton llllld ,.., ... , ,\11•• Dunlrn off inju"'d ,.,.,.., , ,. : Aflrrrrlletrr nl" with llllll.'h al · k~r Tllum:u. ~aft ftO!of' a.. n..,.n. t' r lllll't~ lli••klr t"ri41U '" r:amro ... t 'n lumhu .. ill 'ndl'w•l f'f State. He satd he kept using the same three or four plays last Saturday In a 23-3 romp over Ohio University because the plays were successful. The Mountaineers outgained 'the Bobcats 360-131 with 283 yards rushing and 77 yards passing. "We- went into the Ohio U. game saying 'Start with this a nd if It doesn't work go to something else,"' he sai'q. "We gained six yards every time we ran. When we passed, we lost 30 . We didn 't do much because we didn ' t have to." Mountai neer coaches said they NOW Intended to expand their offense this season to Include option plays, wishbone formations and longer pass routes . West VIrginia used the option several times against Ohlo University and also ran a no- huddle offense In the second quarter. But Nehlen said strong line play, not uncommon offensive formations, will be the deciding factor against Ohio State. "The thing we can't do is go into Columbus and think that a bunch of" fancy formations Is going to be enough for us to win the game, " he said. "You're going to win that game In the Uu~~tt Kl't'I!Umr-d ~ Mlkob,,. oft ••h·o·r .. ; p i• •NI · UU'klr. Oo..: Ou~ •• hljunod '"'"''"'· Astros lose; Expos trip _Cards, 4-l cause Dennis Martinez is our ace," Montreal Manager Buck UPI Sports Writer Rodgers sa id. Th e Montrea l Expos have Tues day night, Bryn Smith and produced a tight race In the Na tional League East by. quie t- Andy' McGafflgan com bined on a four -hitter t.o help the Expos beat Ing the bats of the league's most the Ca rdin~ls 4-1 and claim their productive offe nse. lOth victory In 13 games. · Th e Expos moved into position to complete a sweep of the ihelr · Montreal pulled within three games of the Cardinals. The New three-game series aga inst the York Mets, who defeated Philafirst -place St. Louts Cardinals delphia 5-2 Tuesday, are in tonight with Dennis Martinez, second place. 2% games back. 8-3, facing Joe Magrane, 7-6. · . In other NL games, San Fran"We've won two out of two and cisco overca me Houston 6- 4. I'm confiden t Wednesday be- . By LISA HARRIS Atlanta beat San Diego 4-2, Pittsburgh downed Chicago 4-1, and Los Ange les topped Clncln· nati 5·3. , Giants 6, Astros 4 At Houston, Mike Aldrete stroked a tie-breaking, basesloaded double with two out in the ninth inning to lift Sa n Francisco. · Mets 5, Ph lilies 2 At New York, Kev in McRey nolds hit a two-run homer In the fourth inning a nd scored the go-ahead run in the sixth. lifting the Mets. trencheS." Nehlen, a former head coach at Bowling Green University and an assistant at Michigan, had nothing but compliments for Ohio State. He said Coach Earl Bruce bel!eves"he has his best defensive : unit.ever and said the Buckeyes ; have· a potent offense with senior · Tom Tupa at quarterback. "I don't think there Is much of a mental preparation ·at all when you're playing Ohio State," · Nehlen said. "Naturally, our kids wtll g~t ex~\ted about playing Ohio State. Our problem will be · blocking and tackl!ng." Four West VIrginia starters are questionable for Saturday's game because or Injuries. They Include linebackers Theron Ellis a nd Darren Whitten, defensive tackle Chris Parker and fullback Gary Basil . N_e hlen satd starting free safety Terry White is expected to play against his former Ohio State teammates. He missed the Ohio University game .b ecause of an!njury. ' Doughty resigns post CINCINNATI (UP)) - Larry Doughty, Who said last week he intended to resign as the Cincinnati Reds' director of scouting at the end of this season, · left the club Monday. OVCS in shutout win over GC team The Ohio Valley Christian School varsity soccer team posted it s fir s t season s hutout , defeating Gi·ace Christia n of Huntin gton , W. Va .. 4-0. Shannon Gilliam led the Defenders with two goa ls and a n assist. Tony Jamora booted in a goal and an assist , whil e Benton Hall picked up the re maining goal for his team. On defense. goa li e Brady Joh nso n was .credited with ll saves. Ban·y Ca lland Mike Wright were acclaimed with prov iding good del.ense for OV CS and keeping down the numbe r· o[ >hots on the goa l. The Defe nd ers ha d 25 shots on the goal for the contest. The next game for OVCS is Tu esday," ' 4 ::10 p.m. at Raccoon Creek County Park . where they will take on Cross Lanes Chris· tlan of Charleston. W.Va. ---- 53 1.J.ICKSON PllE · RT.36 WEST DON TILLIS tUCII "10 , . _ D D S I • SPECIAL PRI CE ADMISSlONS • ADULTS $3 . 50 · CHILDREN 12 . 50 SATURDAY o SUNDAY MATINEES Al l SEATS 12.50 BARGAI N NIGHT TUESDAY 12 .00 • First Week Winner In The Daily Sentinel co-sponsored Football Contest. ~HIRER 4tlwu~ FRIDAY thru THURSDAY: Don and two other contestants missed 5 of the 26 games. With the luck of the draw Don Tillis is the . .' wmner. TWO DAYS ONLY FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPT. 11th & 12th A lee favorite scaled down for · younger girls' Classic bib styling features front scoop pockets . utility back pockets, and the comfo rtable baggy silhouette . 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The Buckeyes , early favorites to win the Big Ten Conference title. are 17-po!nt favorites over West VIrginia, 1· 0 after a · 23-3 victory over Ohio University last Saturday .. Nehlen said Tuesday a t his weekly media luncheon that his team needs a more balanced ofienstve attack agains t Ohio BM~Iu•tl)aU .,dl"" 111 - lk'·jjlf(nt•d «UII.rd \ 'f' rn Fltmlna tu a S.yru t'O nlnlll'l. flil'w 'll' ork - ,"o/umed ,Jim O ' Brlrn a.~.'oMtahl eOil'h. uard Mf' dnr'oda, ·.,flam I' LEE® UTILITIES FASHION OVERALL of l.v.tln AmHkM opM'attow.; cal led up uh:hf>r Nt"111o11 Slllltove•l• from Jilek· ~o •wUie of llw Southern i.e!'~~ (AAJ . Oa~land - Kec~IP.d pltchf'r Pave Olio, lnfiPidt!r 'hit W~P.Ifllll an!l c.tc he rN Jerr]' Willard lln d Mllt t ~lna t ta~ram, Tammtt of the Pi\tUit: Cout lA),MKlJ" (AAA 1Sil n Dlea:o -- 1\.cq ulrcd firM baN('mllon Rob Nt>lso• lrnm O.k l an~ to corhplett• Aux. 30 lrad" lor pit cher Storm 041\'b, t• nriJrrh~tck · F..aill llf>t rbH Monlreal - &~~:&ended lhf co•rat·t of !<ICOuttnx dlrM• GarJ thl&hts for t .....o ~WIL'IOIMi named t\ni(PI Var.lqun director ClrtdnMtl t' nrlt 1r\ii(UIIrHA 1·.)1 ), 'T: ~5 p .m . San Fr~tnt:~t: ~' CH~tmm»lcf'r &- fh 11.1 Mil II.'•~ On ( ft)' an .. I.f), K: 3:i p.m . Thul'!oday'f' Gamf' llouston ~ ~ S an Dlrro, nl rh4 ' Nunf'd Frank IAt'- Te.n M - AciiY1Ued M><.'Cl nd h..w.m ... .1crr1 Brown~• IMm thf' tll~bl t>d liM . Ul lc111 (N'II'-P•nnLe~t~ei - Annou•ed II wUI nnt ruP.W lhl · 1dflll.t~n ~· llh Phlht.dt•lphla ""' !I«!'Mo• . u,..,..,.. ..... ,. . . z.. o, SS\NING I HOMEM.A.OE CHRISTMAS Grand Re-Ope ntng •Business Administration •Executive Secretary ·•Computer Science •Accounting •Medical Office Secretary •Data Entry IDl ~ St 'Til .t&6 G 51 'TK .UI 1!1 ~~~ 110 .Ito lfi ••J ~ 11'! .toe 111 11 • TRAIN IN FIELDS· THAT PAY WELL••• fhlup (NL ) - Ho\t' rntlr' - fU it f.,naiiWurad ('oluft'lh\11'1 '~ . Tldi·" llll'f' It ~o·~ NEEOLECRAFT 1·11 YES Prepare for your future t'ht'til hllerlm mana1er. 17 1,1 "'""'' 6!1 s-119 Fr11n llou;otun ('hwl nnat t ~t " ".. ... ,.,.., . ·"'. • .... .... " " ... " Nf-w \ 'o rk ~an G8 f11lllor nh. Acllvalrd t·alc'hcoroulfleldfor Dar ~ll Mllkor lrurn lht• db~ablt•tl tlst. . Mountaineers need balanced attack NOW. $1749 7-14 ~ ReG. S29.99 , By Un ited Press Internationa l Today is Wed nesday, Se pt . 9. th<> 2!i2ndda l' of1987 with I 1:1 to foll ow. The moon is w~n in g, moving toward Its iast quarte r. The morning sta rs a re Ma rs a nd .Jupiter . The even ing s tar s arc Mercury, Venus a nd Sa tu rn. Th ose born on this dat e are under thr sign of Virgo. T.hey includ<•t he Du e de Rich<>lieu. Frenc h s tatesma n and Roman Ca tholic c ardinal. in 1.'\R'i; Ca pt. William Bligh of the HM $ Boun ty, in 1754; Ru ssian au thor _Leo Tolstoy in 1828; All Landon. Kansas Republican who los t the 19.16 preside ntial elect ion to Democrat Franklin D. Roosevel!, in 1887 1a~e 1001; Ke ntucky Fried Chi cken found er Harlan Sandhs in 1890·. odds maker Jimmy " th<;' Greek " Snyder In 1919 tage 681: ac tor Clift Rober.tson in 1925 (age 621; and singer Otis Redding in 1941 . There is still time to la.eball B.t· Un llt'd Preur lnlf'tiUlUoRill ,. ..,lllmt..-•1 fllur"Miii,Y '" ( aOif' \ •I UIUiftn.ir. Ill 'ftdMIIIIII'r Today in history especia ll y glad to see as many coaches out to help as we had . This really s hows the a thl etes you care. I want to say a special Thank You to my other thr ee officers. Ma rilyn Spencer, Becky Mankin a nd Pam Hager. Because of these three women we had a successful week. Beleive me, I couldn 't have done it without them. Again, to a nyone who helped in any way, Thank You. Jill Holt er The fair has come and gone Transactions To· >.ll" aJ l "•lllltrftlll, nl~~;ht INTEtt~t\TI(IN .\1 . U !M l \ CLASSES STARTING SEPT. 21 to call a fri e nd a nd " s k. "U h. ,could yo u call J.anc·t and find out 4-6X - AppreCiates support As president of the Ea s ter n Athletic Boosters I would like tq thank everone who donated food , who help worked on our booth, w ho he lped move in and out and who worked lo ng hot hours in our foot booth a t th e Meigsj Coun ty Fair. We ended up having plenty of help everyday. All th is help is v~ry much appreciated by the b9osters. Beca use we're a sm all school we need help from every .part of our sports programs and this year we had just that. I was Majors hostile takeover games - more than the entire amount spent for Improvements In pl ant s and equipment. Thanks community The Chest<>r Volunteer Fi re Depar.!,men t would li ke to tha nk everyone who helped in any way wJth the food booth at th.e Mei gs Cuunty Fair. To <>veryone who assisted with . the prepara tion and serving of the food, all the do · Scoreboard ... St . LouiN Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio !.!Ond ' Corporate ralders_ · ___B_y_Ja_c_k_A_n_d_er_so_n_a_n_.d_J_os_e_ph----ISp_e_a_r The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller . Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 9. 1987 The Daily Santinel-hg&-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednelday, September 9, 1S87 ~08 FREE Samples E. MA~ STREET *Red Tag Items Only JIM COBB * OLDSMOBILE YDII, 0111111 Oft ,, RIVSI 614-992-6614 * CADILLAC POftROY, OHIO Financial Aid Still Available JOB PLACEMENT FOR GRADUATES Southeastern Business College Reg. No. 86-\}-1055 8 529 JACKSON PIKE · . · I .. �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 9, 1987 Angels beaten again;. .T igers regain first in AL East play . - ' DIYES FOR BALL - Cin cinnati's Terry F r an cona dives for and grabs ball hit by Dodgers' • ... ' John Shelby Tuesday night at Ri verfront, then threw him out on the play. (UPJ) St_u bbs ends.slump, paces LA to ~-3 victory over Cincinnati CINCINNATI tUP )) -Fra nklin Stubbs had tried every thing to s ~a p a s lump tha t reached epide mic 0-for-33 dimensions by Tuesday night. "! tried so many things tha t I go t lost," said the Los Angeles Dodgers ' outfielder . " Finally, I just went back to the basics of batting." Getting back the bas ics pa id off as St ubbs drove in three runs with a triple and a single to power the Dodgers to a 5-3 win over the Cinci nnati Reds Tuesday night. " I've been trying everything to get a hit," sa id Stubbs. "When you're not hitting th e ball, you 'll try a nything. I tried differe nt sta nces, dtflerent techniques. None of it worked a nd I just got confused. ' "So, I decided to go bac k to the bas ics - back to wha t I had learned in Instruc tiona l Leagu e. I kept my hands away !rom my ' body , stayed loose and relaxed a t the plate and used a shor ter , lighter bat to get a round a little quicker. :·My bat is 35 inches long a nd weighs 33 ounces. So I borrowed P hil Garner's ba t, which is an inch shorter a nd an ounce lighter. I got bo th hits wit h it tonight, so I'm going to keep using It for a"'' hile. ''It fe lt . great to fi na lly do somet hing to he lp the tea m, .. aclded St ubbs .. Stubbs keyed a four-run third inning with a two-run triple a nd a dded an RBI-slngle in the sixth. Orel Hershiser. 14-13, the Na tiona l League earned run leader a( 2.71 who had los t four of his previous five dec isions, got the win by limit ing the Reds to seven The Daily Sentinel (USPS 145-!111) A Division of Multimedia, Inc. PubllshPd eve-ry aftf'rnoon, Mondav through FridaY. 111 Court SL. Pcim('r oy, Ohio. by th(' Ohio yalley Pub· llshln~ Compa ny / Multimedia . Inc., Po meroy. Ohio 45769, P h. 992-2156. Se· co nd class posta~r paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. · Membc>r ; Unltl"CC Prcss l ntE'rnatlonal, Inland Dally Press Association and rhe ()hto N£>wspa per Association. Nat lona l Advf'rllsing Rrprest•ntatlve, Branham New'ipaper Sal('§ , 73.1 Th ird Ave nul". New York. New York 10017. hits a nd three r uns over seven innings. "It's going to be tough com petition for the earned r un title wi th · Dwight Gooden, Nola n Ryan. Mi ke Scott a nd Rick Reuschel ali in there, but what I'd really li ke to do Is wi n some more games a nd keep us out of the ce llar," said Hers hi ser. "I'd like to fi nish up ~Mith a good Septe mber, maybe get 16 or 17 wins and try to get the tea m up to fo urth place." Cinci nna ti manager Pete Rose sa id Hershlser cou ld have been bea ten Tuesday night. "! thought we hit the ba ll pretty ha rd aga ins t him," sa id Rose . " I didn' t think he was rea lly ha nd- . c ulling us like he usually does . Southern volleyball .team ·hopes to improve re~ord RACINE -' The Scuther n Tornadoettes of Coach Suza nne Wolle hope to have a m uc h im proved season at the nets this year and return Southen t o the domina nt force it was just a few seasons ago. Four se niors and five j un iors retur n to the lineup in 1987 to build a strong nucleus !Of' the team. A good attitude a nd three hard weeks of practice have apparently paid olf as the SHS team has a lready started to gel in to a s t•ong contende r . Severa l key players were los t from last yea r's sq ua d, however, sever al younger players with experience hope to 1111 the void. Senior Ta mn\y Holte r has been selected ass tea m capta in. Coach Suzann e Wolfe co mmented, " I wa nt to improve our won-loss Fecord from last season a nd to be m ore com petitive in the SVAC. Our girls ha ve been working hard for three weeks and are looking forward to havi ng a successful year." The vetera n coac h concl uded, "We've been experi menting with differen t o lfenses and hopenty . our players will adjust to ou r new system. If things fa ll into place we can have a grea t yea r." At press ti me Sou thern owns a perfect 3-0 record a nd is off to a good start. Wolle is_ assis~d again this POSTMASTER: Send addrPSs change-s to ThP Daily Sentinel. 111 Coun St. , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. SUBSCRIPfiON RATES By Carrier or Motor Route Onf' WE'rk .... .............. ............... ..$1. 25 Onr MoTII h ........... . ..... ... .. .. ........ .$5.45 On £' Year ............... .... : ............. $65.00 SING LECOPV PRICE Da lly ....................... .. .......... 25 Cents SubscrltK-rs not desiring to pay th£> car fi('f ma:v remit In advanc(' dir('('! to Th(> Dal ly Sentln('l on .a 3, 6 or 12 month basis . 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Ci ncinna ti's _loss, coupled wit h San Fra ncisco's 6-4 win over Houston Tuesday night , dropped the Reds six games behind ·the National Leauge Wes t-leading Giant s. Friday's games Ga llipolis at Point Pleasa n t Athens a t Wa inul R!dge Jackson a t Circlev ille Miami Tr ace at Logan Ma rietta at P a rker sbu rg F ort F rye a t Warrl' h Belpre a t Wells ton Fairland a t West Buffal o a t Coal Grove Ceredo- Ke nova a t Rock Hill Trimble at Meigs Wa ham a at Eas tern ffa nnan Trace at G reen Kyger Creek at Wa terford · North Ga llla at So utheastern Ironton St. Joe a t Oak Hill Southern a t Huntington Ross Alexa nder a t Soutllwestr n Symmes Va lley at Huntington Vi nson COLUMBUS, Oh io (UP)) Star City Maid set a track record lor older . trott ing mares In winning Tuesday night's featured eighth race at Scioto Dow ns. The 5-year-old mare was clocked In 1:59 3-5 for the mile. erasing the previous trac k record of 1:59 !1-5 set by V. Anna Trick in 1985. · Star City maid dominated the contest , grabbing the lead at the ha lf-way marker a nd pulling away to a n 8')4 lengt h win over Tall Ti mbers. City Special fi n!s hed third. - The wi nner, driven by William Wa lt ers , paid $9:60. $6.60 a nd $4.20. Million Heiress capt ured the third race, kic king off a 6-3-7 tr ilccta com bina tion that was worth $3.31i6. Success Mike was second a nd Spri ng Arrow showed. · A crowd of 2. 371 wagered $206,449. Honor players .. ~·~+vc. . \ \ FISHS UARE t 79< ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At th~ End of the Po-roy-Mason Bridge Let The FABRIC SHOP heir. you - get ready for Fal • 9 / 6 to 9/ 12 THIS WEEK ONLY Sweater Dry Cleaning Special lo4:.r22-1ooo-c~nect I 002 Broadway Ave~ Parkersburg; WV 2610 I 30°/o Off i--~vfs~iE~£~~~-oRKnrorW!ioo~-MD-1 I I I I I I I I ADDRESS CITY- I I NAME H. 'YOU !II HOME Will IE THE SHOWPlACE OF YOUR ., EIOHIORHOOD. AND WE WILL MAKE " WORTH YOUR WHILE IF WE CAN Ul! VOUft HOME. By J ERRY P ICKRE LL Outdoor Wr it~~ Association of - Am erica Distributed by UP! Sq uirrel season is always one of the first of the major hunting seasons to open. This year. as most, the early part of the squirrel hunt will be conducted In warm. almost hot, weather. For the hunter that means wearing light-weight clothing and dressing in layers so that the Band Uniforms - our usual low price ONLY $300 School Jackets ••• ONLY S400 I The FABRIC SHOP 110 W. Main I Pomtroy, Ohio 992-2214 1 ~------------------------ - - --· Cleaning by: Classic Cleaner• of the hunter, there are -other As soon as the squirrel hits the considerations that may often be ground, it should treated like just overlooked when the hunt takes what it is: FOOD. You wouldn't place in warm weather. Most eat a ham sandwich you'd been notable of these is the condition ~r carrying around In your jacket t he game when you bring it home ail day so why treat game a ny to eat. · worse? Skin it out, gut it, and get II you shoot a squirrel just after It on Ice as soon as possible alter sun up and stick it in the back ol It's harvested. your hunting jacket then bring it This time of year, a cooler is home that night to clean and eat, one ol the smartest things a don't leed it to anyone you like hunter can take into the woods very much. That piece of meat with him. Not only will it help won' t be fit lor the dogs. · keep your quarry at the peak of flavor. it l'()akes a good place to sit while you hunt. A couple or packs of non- water ke or Ice frozen in a Zip- Lock bag will act nicely to cool the contents without getting everything soaking wet. You'll be surprised at how much better everything you bring home from the field tastes. This trick Is a good Idea Iii cold weather if you 'II be tra nsporting game in a warm car lor any distance. Plans for relocation of his office will be announced in this paper the week of SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. PH. 992-6603 "AS ADVERTISED ON TV" ~~= Butter -'~"$1 "AS ADVERTISED ON TV" 29 Kroger Cottage Cheese ......... 24-oz. ggc "AS ADVERTISED ON TV" Vac Pack . $489 Kroger Coffee ........... 3-lb. • $ KAHN'S PACKAGED FRANKS •••••••••••••••••••••• !~.~.~·.!~~·. 1.97 SWln ECIIRIC~ · $ JUMBO BOLOGNA ......~!-.......... 1. 9 7 SHREDDED lb. S2 .2'1 SMITHFIElD ~~ s1. 99 BOILED H"AM ••••• HOMEMADE . HAM SALAD •••••••••••••••• ~!·......•....... 89C -t ••••••••• •••••••••• INO!VIDUALLY · WRAI'I'EO KUfT - 2 ll. 101 SOlO PAll YELVEETA CHEESE .... S3.93 CARROTS .....!~.~!,,m\·..... 29' "AS ADVERTISED ON TV" WHIT E OR W HEAT ClllfOINIA 30 Cl. Kroger Buttercrust Bread...... !&F 3 DOliN PACK ' SMAll EGGS ....... ~!~;. S1.39 KRAfT 12 OZ. 16 SliCI PROCESSED PIMENTO CHEESE ..... 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S1.29 . amY CROCKER RTS · FROSTING MIXES.~ ••••••U.9.t••••• Sl ~ 79 DEl MONTE liGHT CHUNKY MIXED FRUIT ..............!~.Rt •...•...•99< WHITNEY PINK SALMON •••••••••••• !~~~.~.t ... S2 .39 Diet·Pepsi or Pepsi Cola PEAK DIY 1 PARKERBURG Relllcxanwri ·Window Co. WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION. PH. 992•2556 Comfort leads to success in squirrel hunting, experts say clothing worn to protect you from the early morning chill can · be removed leaving only the thinner, more comfortable ones during the heat or the day' Making sure you're comfortable Is one way of assuring success on a hunting trip. Bug repellant Is still very much In order. lt'shard to attract or dispatch game when you're wiping sweat from your eyes or swatting constantly at mosquitoes. Beyond the creature comforts Will Continue To See Patients In His Temporary Office At MEIGS MEDICAL BUILDING UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. BANQUET 2 ll. 10 PIECE WITH F_RIES •••• ~ ..s1.34 Ohio Outdoors The Daily Sentinel- Page- S DR. FURLONG Special of the Week <..JC+~••••a 26 qualified homeowners in the general a rea will be giv· en the opponunity of having installed in their home A!flerica's moat up to ~ate cu1tom· made replacement ~md_ow_s ~t a very speCI~IIo~costfortheir participation m th1s ltm1ted offer. Th11 wmdow is better than alu!Tfi· num, st~onger than vinyl, certified by architects, and, although It has the beauty of wood, is not made of it. So if you are tired of those dirty old windows that stick, siip and are hard to operate, take advantage of this offer now. I -........ ._.~ . ~ ,POMEROY, OH. WANTED J.5Ct 2 5 .HOMES 26-year career. He was a victory whole game around right there. away wJtll the !982Angels and his No left· handed baseman could 1964 P hiladelphia Ph111ies blew a have made that play." big lead In the closing weeks or Elsewhere, Boston be,!lt New the season. York 8-6, Texas bombed Oakland Mark Gubicza surrendered 12-1, Milwaukee stopped Toronto four lilts over 6 2-31nnlngs to snap lh4, Chicago edged Minnesota 4-3 a personal six-game ·losing and Seattle blimked Cleveland streak and George Brert ho- 7-0. The game between Detroit mered a nd drove In three runs to and the Orioles at Ba lt imore was pace the visiting Royals. postponed by rain. Gubicza, 10-16, allowed just Red Sox 8, Yankees 6 four singles but walked seven. At Boston, roo~ ie Todd BenzinThe victory was his firs t since ger clubbed a thre~-run homer Aug. 2. Jo hn Davis worked 2 1-3 and the Red Sox withstood . a . perlecl inni ngs for his second lour-run, ninth- Inning rally . save. Rangers 12, Athletics I _ " It's been a real struggle," At Oakland. Calif. Charlie . Gublcza said. "I've pitched some Hough posted his 15th victory and good games, Even better than Larry Parrish drove in five runs tonigh t , Tonight I li ad really good wit h two homers. st uff but I couldn't put it in the Brewers 6, Blue Jays 4 strike zone." At Milwaukee. Juan Castillo A(ter deliveri ng a two-run doubled home two runs ancl homer In the first inn ing. Brett scored o_nce in a three-run s<?cond si ngled home Wi ll ie Wi lso n with inning as the Bl ue Jays had a the go-ahead run in the seventh six -game winning streak off Willie Fraser, 9-9. snapped. A key play can\e in the sixth, While Sox 4, Twins 3 when John ny Ray hit a hard shot A1 Min neapolis. Ch lcago cento Brett at first · base. Brett ter fielder Ken Williams threw s topped t he ball and beat Ray to out the potential game- tying ru n the bag, leavi ng runners at at the plate with two out In the seco nd and th ird with one out. ninth Inning to save the victory " I don't think a nybody realizes for Floyd Bannister. 12-10. Ban . just wha t kind of play that was," nis ter wori hiS fourt h co nsecutive ,...:M::.a:;u:.:c::.h:...;;sa:;l::d::...-"-:B:.:re.:.:.; tt:=:.: tu::.r=ned:::=:::t:: he:::::::::::::::::== == = season by Coacn Tonja Hunter. Below Is the varsity and reserve ros ters and the schedule: TOLEDO. Ohio tUPii - Mi VARS ITY ami placekicker Gary Gussman Jen nifer Arnold. Sr.: Patrece Toledo linebacker Steve and Circle, Sr. : Angie Grueser, Sr.; Huflman were S!'lected the Mid Tammy Holter, Sr. (Capt.); TraAmerican Confere nGe offensive cy Beegle , Jr.: B<>cky Evans, Jr. and defensive players ol the ; Crystal Hli . Jr .: Dawn John week . son, J r .; Becky Winebrenner. Jr. Gussman, a senior from Pun1a RESE RVES Got da. Fla., kicked live fie ld Aimee Hill, Soph.: Tracy Norris, goals to ~ecou n t lor a li or Sopb.; Jane Ann Williams. Soph.: Trlcla Wolfe, Soph. (Capt.); Junie Miami' s point s In a 15-6 MAC wlrt Beegle, Fr.; Melanie Adams. Fr.; over Central Michiga n Saturday . Gussman, whose five fie ld Chris Harmon, Fr.; Tonya Ingels, goals was a Miami tecord. ha d Fr.; Mica Jones. Fr.; CheryiPape, 52. 47. 32. 37, 26 yards. kicks of Fr.; Andrea Theiss, Fr. 52-yarder tied another Reds. The COACH-Suza nne Wolle ki n mark , ASST. COACH-To nja Hu nter Ho llman. a grad uate studen t SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL from Lud low Fa lls, Ohio. participaled in 18 tackles a nd recovered VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 8-* Ha nna n Trace .. . Home a Ju mble in Toledo's 13-12loss to Te[llple. He had nine solo ulckles Sept. 9-Melgs " ............... Away as Toledo held Temple to 293 tota_l Sept. 10-*Southwestern ... Away yards on 85 plays !ro m Sept. 14-MIIIer ...... ..... .... Home scri mmage. ' St>pt. 16-Fort Frye .......... Home ,------:--~-------j Sept. 17-*0ak Hill .. ........ Home Sept. 21-Fort Frye._......... Away Spet. 22-*Kyger Creek .... Away Sept. 23-Athens ........... .. . Away Sept. 24-*Ea stern .. .. ....... Home Se pt. 30-Gaiilpolis .. .. .. .. .. Awa y Oct. 1-* Ha nnan Trace .... Away Oct. 5-A t hens ......... , ....... Home O<ll howf 10 1~ ,..,._o.i, "" Oct. 6-•southwes ter n .... _,_._Hom e 1""'*-i •• ,.._,,.., Oct .. 7-Meigs ............... ... Home l 1 ttt ll. ,•• Oct. 13-*0ak Hill ........... Away ... frll ""'' ... . Oct. 14-GalII polis .. .... ...... Home .....1-.-II(UMI Oct. 15-* Kyger Creek ..... Home *-SVAC Games All Ga m es Star t a t 6:00P.M. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' By DAVID E. NATHAN UP J Sports Writer Calllornla Manager Gene Mauch may not receive . the chance to narrowly miss a pennant this year. The defending American League West c hampio ns Tuesday night lost lor the sixt h time In seven games, falling 4-2 to Kansas City. The Angels are61-2 games behind first-place Minnesota with 23 games left on their · schedule. Last year Mauch came wlthi!J one strike of reaching the World Series for the first time in his Scioto results Wednesday, September 9, 1'997 2-Liter sgc ~0:~c~:!d ... .. ..,~.,. 25c NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE Big K Soft Drinks.......... ....... 2-Ltr. c~u~;t;y·o~en $119 Potato Chips ..............1s-oz. Kroger _ 99 Orange Juice ....... -...... G•l$1 COPYRIGHT 1987 - THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND 1987, IN Mllii"'LI$ A. D~·UOUfOI ES. ' PRIC~S GOOD SUNDAY, SEPT. 6, THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPT. 12. ' . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONp SOLD TO DEALER S. ADVBITISfD ITDI POLICY- Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale in eeeh Kroger Store, except as spectflcalty noted in this ad. If we do run out of an advertised item. we will offer you vour choice of a comparable item, ~en available, reflecting the same savings or a ralnchack which will "entitte you to purchase the advertiaed Item at the edvertiled w~hln 30 days. Only one vendor coupon will be accepted per ~em purci1ased . J. • pnce �Beat of the bend Here she comes again... .~. • •i •, :., • . • '•. By BOB HOEFLICH Sentlnel Staff Writer Huntington isn't too far away so I wanted mention lo you that the Delta Queen wUI making one its seasona stops at · Hun· llngton on Tu es . day, Sept. 29. The boat will dock &I lhe David Harris Riverfront Park for publie viewing from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p .m . Passenger's and the public will be treated to a musical performance b y the Backyard Dixie Stampers at the. park amj>ltheatre fr om 11 a.m. to I. Delegates representing over 5,000 members of District 12. Department of Ohio, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet at Post 4464 in Gallipolis Sunday. Meigs County is one of nine counties making up the 'district. And Nellie Parker reports that the Athens District United Melh· odist Women will be holding their annual meetin g at Christ United Methodist Church, at the corner of Third and Wooster Sts .. in • Marietta on Sept. 24. Dr. William Smith, professor of religio n at Marietta College, will be featured speaker. Regis· !ration is at 9: 30 a.m. and there are morning and afternoon programs. Meigs United Methodist Women can check with their local organization for further details . DavE" Diles of Racine - and around the world- will begin his duties as master of ceremonies of Big 10 football this Saturday. Dave will be doing his hosting job -similar to the one he used to do in New York - at a brand new television facility which has been CQnstructed in Champagne, lil. You'l l probably catch Dave on the Ohio State-West Virginia game. Besides his Big IO (juties a nd other televis ion work·. Dave Is cum; ntly lrying to wrap up his· sixth book. winning songs in the National Quartet Con ve ntion Contest, THURSDAY POMEROY - Rock Springs Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday night at the hall. program on the constitution in observance of Constitution Week. Co·hostesses for the meetIng will be Mrs. Harold Sargent. Mrs. Gerald Powell, Mrs. Clinton Tisher, and Mrs. James O'Brien. SUNDAY POMEROY - The (amilies of the late Louis and Myra Gibbs Cunningham, and the laie James and · Mary Justis Davidson will have a reunion Sunday at the Racine Locks and Dam Park W T H covered dish dinner will be ·above New avert, . Va. he serv<id at I2: 30 p.m. Relatives and family friends are invited . (ly Tho Y«dl OPEN TUES.-WED.-FRI . 10 A.M.-6 P.M. THURS . 11-6 P.M. SAT. 10-2 P.M. CLOSED SUN . • MON. lOCATED S MIS NOITII Of CNISTO ON ST. IT. J Nashville, Tenn., and was published by the Rex Nelson Publis h· ing Co. in the Keep on Singing Songbook. T he song was recorded by The Ca thedral 8 364 Jackson Pikt> Gallipolis, Ohio 446-6620 . NO MONEY DOWN - OPEN 10-5 0 LD TIME HE All NG ( Q • 701 SECOND AYE. GAUIPOLIS HELP KIDS PLEDGE TO "JUST SAY NO" p~renli , but for et'e'J'One in 011r co mmrmil)'· Yatmj.! poo ple today f?f0 1lJ. NP in a u·udd u'here drr~f!. abuse is often viewed aJ "nor· mat' or et ·en ucceptabie. br # ff atremptto roumer tb iJ perception. and ro reinforce tbe me ual!.e that drup abuse iJ wrmJg. the ''just Sa)l No " Pled{!, a U'd Mrs. Russ Eshelman was the recent guest of her brother·in· law and .sis ter, Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Caste<>l of Col umbus. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley visited Mr. and Mrs . Bill Scott, Nelsonville, recently. The Gibson family went to the home of Virgi nia Gibso n fo llow· ing the burial of their mother and gra ndmother, Lana Gibson. . . •REGULAR •NO.SALT GRADE 'A' HOLLY FARMS U.S. NO. 1 WHITE Mixed Fryer Parts Potatoes N:JIIC) ' R ea{:iUI . · · LB. Frmb Phar-ma c)' rn/1 m •.il e Pled!!, C: Cards a t a;lubh• to partrtiJ Cash I E SystemS ialsl " CANS 7Va OZ. T-Bone Steaks Charmin Bath Tissue 4p~~~L LB~ _$399 . 99< SLICED •REG. •LIGHT Quarter rk Loin Miracle Whip 69 32 oz. 49 BO.NELESS TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE DIET RITE, CHERRY RC DIET or REGULAR Bottom Round Roast R C Cola BOTIOM ROUND STEAK LB '1 99 FOOOLANO Chicken Noodle JAR LB. BONELESS BOXES RIPE PEACHES ................. ~; ... 39< ASST. COLORS 79 Saturday Night Buffet Mac&Cheese Dinner 16 oz. 20 LB. USDA CHOICE •... At Pat's Muffler Shop PAT HILL FORD, INC. - F09DLAND •REG. •SPIRAL BAG • alid tl)('lrchildrer~ dum1~ the• mont h of September. /98 7. Pare m;a re tlri(edt ortopby andpickupPirdpc C"rd i for each oftiJdrch ildren /o szJ!. n or to brw ~ tbt:ir cbJ!d retJ m ro rht~t etJrh muy 11~ ," c.ard. The pharm:Jcrfl to , dut)' rn/1 be f.{ lad·w aJJ f J.I cr"") ijiiCJ ft l tml amcernmP, 11 1 N dru •tt tJb.use parem r or cbrltfrl!n mU)' h;;z t'. AdJ,t rmti )'· ufl ~l 11 ff rcJ.en u·i/1 be ~h e n dii.J) .Jnd m/ nrmuJirm on ho u tn form lrn JI )11rt Say N o Clu/,. " r/1 b"."' arluhle. Food land .Vegetables 6 $ a,. Quu~t.T~S~ars,ndT~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Singing Americans. Sunrise has made three recotd· ings. the la test having . been released o nly in June , 1987. Members of the family group are Doris Muth, She!la Arnold , Sharon Hartman, all sisters: Natha n Arnold IV, a son of Sheila Arnold; Lois a nd Willard Ebersb· ach who are cousi ns of the trio of sisters. All members of the group sing as well as play \nstruments. BRANDS PHARMAFACTS By <;arol N. Carson. R. Ph . Vacationing 0 D UR FooDLAND ~~~;;~;;;:::::~::::~~~~::;~~:;~ PRE-SEASON SALE smiling?! SAVE MORE ON PHONE 985-3909 o dc t·elnped. ' Ju .rt SuJ• No'' is the official Pled~< of the )uJI Say N o Formdutio11. the support ~roup f or )u.rt Say No C/ubr all ac rD sr America . These }ufl Say No Clubs are ~rrmp r ofchildrell . Uj!C.f 7 to 14 y•u r.r old. u•ho aro co rnmilfed to 11nt ldinp, dru p,r or ulcohol. Th e firsr }ru t Say Nn Club lftl f formed in }anu~rJ• . . /. 198). by krds i11 in11er city Oakland. Calr'fomiu. in rpired byu talk by . firsi LudJ• Na1JC)' Rea}!an ; T oday. there ttre rsbQul 10,000 clubs na· tionwide. Mrs . Mae Sm ith , Fisher Street, Duriu~ the m omh of September. the Proctor 6 Gamblv Pomeroy , has returned to her C o mptW)' · m coo per,J/Ior1 u itb the }uii Say N o FomJdt~titm, rrW home after two weeks vacation In Jprm w r a ']Jdl Sa)' N o'' Pledp, CJ Dnt•e. Durwp, thH um e. ~/edJ!.e Charleston, S.C. visiting her son. Cards uti/ be a1•ailable for childre 11. agn 7 to I )'Cars old. to"~ " · BJ' Paul. a nd in Su mmerville, S.C. s ip.~1inp, tht curd, the children plcdf!.C' tht• fn llou·m p,: wi th her son and dau g hter ·ln · 'I pledj!e tn lead a dr11~ free life. / u·untto be healthy utld happy. law, Alber! and Debra Smith and chi ldren , Jennif e r and •J u:i/1 r.; r NO tn har:m/ul dru!f.J. Christopher. 'I 11 Ill h~lp ni)' frie r~ds .ra) NO . •J pledf! e 10 r!rmd ·Np for uthat I i>tl ou· if rrRht . · The weekend-;.;!; may have r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====ti Cbild re1.1 u.rbo fiRtH/ Plc.'d)!e Ca rd u.n/1 aut o mallc7~/ly be entered put a damper on your Labor Day ill the }urt Say No Su·DepJ'takes. child fr om'"' " Jlal u will be te · picnic or cookou t - but wasn't it i<•cted to cO · marshal the !98/i ) urt Say N o U'l alk Ai(attlrl Dru~J u•it h enough to help you to keep _FuR N.AC,ES 1NsWERJS STOVE.s _URNS Q OR COAL Low-Priced Sup~rmarket FAIRIC & CRAn5/SEWING NOnONS POLYESTER QUILT IAmNG Dmx abrue amonp, ch t'idren ira cnncf!rn not only for Simpson, Becky. Ma.tthew and Jonathon , Por tsmouth; Sheryl Stemple a nd Jamie, Dayton; Mark and Regina Simpson, and Joshua, Middleport; Beatrice and Rex Carlyle, and Brian, Westerville; Betty Spaun and Kevin, Racine; Ernest and Fios· s ie Bush, Racine. c Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio EASTMAN S. . Youl' Independently Owned EASTERN "ILL FABRIC .SHOP Revival CARPENTER - Mt . Union Church, two miles south of Carpenter on County Road 10, will be In revival through Sept.13 with services at 7 p.m. nightly . Evangelist will . be Rev . N.L. Russell. Open house The Gingerbread House Pre· School of North Second Ave .. Middleport, will have an open house Wednesday morning from 9 to 11: 30 a.m. Alzhelmers meeting A meeting of the Alzhelmers Support Group will be held on Sept. 22 at 6 p. m. with a potluck dinner to precede the meeting. On Friday, Sept. 25, an educa· tional meeting for the group will be held . Both meetings will be held at the Senior Citizens Center . Reunion conduaed by family Harrisonville area happenings Mr. and Mr s. Jo hn Williams and her brother, Charles War· field. Columbus . spent the wee· kend with the ir sister in Somerset, Ky. Nel lie Lowe spent a week wit h her sister and brother·in·law in Three Mile, W. Va. Mrs. Ora .Ca rsey visited re· cently with her sons , Terry ·and family of Mill ersport, and Roger a nd family of Co lumbus. Community calendar/aria happenings For the next few columns, I'll POMEROY - Preceptor Beta be mentioning some of the Meigs Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror· County communities and a brief lly, meeting at 7:30p. m . Thurs· report of how each was named: day at Episcopal Parisyh House Pomeroy was given the sur- in Pomeroy. name of one of the founders of the village, S.W. Pomeroy, whose CHESTER - Shade River grave .[s in Beech Grove Lodgge4o3, F&AM. will meet at8 Cemetery. p.m. Thursday at the hall. Middleport derived its name because of its location midway POMEROY - pomeroy Chapbetween Pittsburgh and Cincin· , ter Women's Aglow Fellowship nat!. The town was originally meeting. 7· p.m. Thursday at called Sheffield. Senior Citizens Building, Pome· The village of Racine was laid roy, with music to be provided by out as Graham Station, Jan . 30, local gosepl group, "Sunrise" of I837, but the name was changed the Chester area. to Racine in 1852. The source of FRIDAY the present name has apparently been los! to local history . POMEROY - Return Jona· than Meigs Chapter, Daughters The August edition of Coal of the American Revolution, will Courier, published by the Ameri· meet Friday at 1 p.m. at the can Elect ric Power Service home of Mrs. George Morris, Corp., ·contains a good photo of Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy. the Meigs Courthouse, a Pome· Mrs . Pearl Mora wlll present a roy landmark, pointingoutthat It Is unique In that it has an outside entrance on each of the floors . The magazine also has photos of The fifth annual reunion of performers at the Meigs Mine Della and Elbert Gillilan was No. I Coal Miners Jamboree and held Aug. 16 at the picnic area of of Max Whitlatch of Mine I doing Mt. Moriah Church of God, M!le his San ta role. Hill Road, Racine. Potluck dinner was served at noon and Amanda Murray, retired nurse games were played. from local hospitals, will be Attending lhe reunion were observing her 82nd blrthd&y on Dolores and Raymond Donohue; Sept. 10. You can send a long a Kenda. Angie, Gerald and Linda card In care of Dorothy McCloud, Donohue; Robin, Jodie and Bar· Front St., Middleport. ble Ponohue, all of Harrison· ville; Linda Rae .Donohue, Co· Perhaps. you remember Ber· lumbus: Brenda and Mike nard Wallace who worked for Neutzling, Missy, David and years with the R. C. Cola Bottling Andrea , Pomeroy: Dennis and Co . . Janet Donohue, and Matthew. Bernard is quite ill and would Florida: Mildred and Freeman appreciate hearing from old Williams. and Jan. Raci ne; Shir· friends and neighbors. The ad· ley and Gerald Simpson, and dress is Box 52·B, Pedro, Ohio Diana , Racine; Lori Bearhs. 45659. Poemroy; Glenn and Suellen Aglow group meets Thursday . Su nrise. a local Southern gos· pel s inging group from Chestesr, will presen t music when the Pomeroy Women' s Aglow Chap· ter meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at the senior citizens center in Pomeroy . Reserva tions jor the meeting which includes refres hments a re $4 •and must be·made by Wednes· day with Carolyn Searls, 'l92· 3467: Mel odie Forbes. 992· 7030. and Marion Michael. ·992·3219. Sheila Arnold writes many of the songs featured by Sunrise. In 1985 her so ng, " Going Up First Class" was one of the top 10 · Wednesday, September 9 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Wad!"asday, Septerr;ber 9, 1987 8oz. 16 BTLS. 49 Plus Oepoait ~stageshow '. Combo. STYLE •BUTTERMILK What a great evening at a great value . .. Enjoy o lavish buffet of Chef-Carved Steamship Round of Beef, Potatoes, Vegetables, Breads, and More - Then enjoy the dynamic and ever popular VOGUES si nging their classic hits. Two show sets and two dance sets. September 12, 1987 6:00 PM. . C'mon .. . meet at the river for a Saturday night to remember.. tax 4CT. Foodland Biscuits ..w.~~ ....... VaGAL. TOLL FREE 1-800-331·9337 IN OHIO/ l-800-331-9336 IN U.S. • $149 3 LB. CAN ~:.~.~~~~-~..... 2~~~~· $599 5 LB. PAIL FOODLAND Pancake Sg• 8 9 C- ' Waffle SJ.rup . . . Tomato 2 oz. 99C Pancake gft Catsup............ Mix . . . . . . . . . . ;gf' "'• MUFFLER & TAIL PIPE INSTALLED ALL DOMESTIC 95 and FOREIGN CARS ONLY SS9 & FOODLAND oz. arL. 24 FOOOLAND COMPLETE 14 aTLs . FOOD LAND Cranberry Juice 4a oz. · Come In or Call Our Exhaust Installer Phil Hood Cocktaii ...............GM.... 3 $149 · , . STEMS I PIECES Foodland Mushrooms . 2 40Z.$1 • •• , CANS YOU DON'T HAYE .TO GO ANY FURTHER THAN PAT HILL FORD, Inc. 461 S. THIRD AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH, PH. 992-2196 .,, SJ49 Peanut Butter FOODLAND RESERVATIONS LIMITED. CALL NOW! Front Street at the Ohio River,Marietta, Ohio FOODLAND Veg. Shortening Ice Cream per couple The One of_America's Last Riverboat Era Hotels FOODLAND FOODLAND 79" ; SUPERMARKETS •We Reoervo Tho Right to Limit Quentltleo • Prieto Effoctlvo Wodnndoy. Sept. 9. through Sotur<!oy. Sopt. 12. 1987 o USDA Food Stomp• Accepted • Not RBapon1ibla for Typographical or Pictorial Error1 . '·' ' . �.. I ' Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday. September 9 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' Johnson birthd4y Public Notice Meigs seniors plan week Brooks Johnson celebrated his third birthday with two parties In August . The first was held at Show Biz • Pizza In Columbu s. Attending werePamandSklppJohnson , his · paren ts: Bridget Johnson, his sister: and Beulah Johnson, his grandmother; along with Nelson and Noka Newsome, Edith Lee, Lennie, Cindy and Becky Smith. Carlton, Janie and Issac Davis, Tony, Jackie, Ton!LeeandArtai , Johnny Richardson and Brenda. A Sm11rf theme was used at the second party . Lunch was ser ved foltowed by cake and Ice cream . Attending were Beulah Johnso n, BROOKSJOUNSON Bridge Jhnson, Paula, Mindy his great -grandmother. ·' Edith and Matthew · ! son. !?am and Webb: his grandparents, Elmo Cassie Cooper, Alice and R eed and Susan Webb; his grandKoenig, and Pam ohnson father , Henry Johnson, Wilbur Sending cards and gift s were K oenig and Patrina Scolt. 60th anniversary is observed The M eigs County Senior Cit!· zens Center. Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. has the foltowing activities scheduled for the week of September 7-11: Tllursday ~ Quarterly birthday party, seniors with birthdays In July, August and September wtll be recognized. Following lunch .there will be a program featu r. lng D o n Sedgewick , Tuppers Plains, . playing the organ. ling a variety of handmade crafts for holiday and general use. The Senior Nutrition Program menu lor the week Is: Thursday-Creamed b aked chicken, parsleyed potatoes, cole slaw, cake. Friday-Baked stea k , au gratin potatoes, stewed tomatoes, melon balls. Choice of beverage available with meal s. son, Hugh and his wife, Carylon Conroy , and their ·c hildren, Steven and Crystal. Akron. Others at the observa nce were Rose Reynolds , Middl eport ; Jack and Elsie Conroy. Columbu s; Nara Hartman. Chester; Mary ,..Gerald , Shelia, M isty and Shawn Powell, Pomeroy. The couple received numerous cards and other remembrances of the occasion. Elberfeld birthday is noted Mr. and Mrs.- Michael E lberfeld . Pomeroy Pike. announ ce l he birth of a daughter, Carrie Lin, Sunday, . Sept. 6, at the Holzer M edical Center . Th e infant weighed eight pounds, six ounces. M at ernal grandparent s are Mr. and M rs. Dwight Milhoan. Pomero y, and the pat ernal grandpar ent s are Mr. and Mrs. Ra ym·ond Elberfeld, Pomeroy . Mrs. Linder Dains, Pomeroy , is a mat ernal great -grandmother. Birth being announced by couple Jeff and T ammy H ill announce the birth of a son, K evin Wes ley, June 20 at the Holzer Clinic . The infant weighed two pounds. II ounces and was 13 inches long. He was at Children ' s Hospita l ·in Columbus until July 28. Kevin now weighs seve n pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Hill ha ve anoth er son, Jordan. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hersc hel Roush and the paternal grand pa rents are Mr . and Mrs. Billy Hili. Sr . . 1 P ate rn a l great grandparents are Mrs. Ora Hili and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley . all of Racine. · Martin reunion conduaed The descen dant s of John E d· ward Martin and Mary Frances Blankenship held their 16th annual reunion at the home of Les and Sheryl Gibbs, State Route 124. Pomeroy, Sunday. Ren!lda Marshall. pres id ent , conducted the meet ing and ex tended the welcome. Donuts and coffee we re enjoyed m i d morning and a basket dinner was held early alternoon. Mary Marlin gave the invoca tion. An auction was held by Mike M artin and Osby Martin . It was decided to find a permanent place to hold t he reunion and the dat e was changed to the second weekend in June. Officers were elected, Michael Martin, president; Chris Martin. secretary-treasurer. Gifts were prese nted to the oldest !amity m ember. Albert Martin; the youngest. Mi chael Vinson Martin. 14 month old son of Michael and Chris Martin: Osby Martin . who traveled the far thes t, Katy Texas , and E . R. Martin f or hav ing the m os t children present. Door prizes and awards were presented. The marriages of Connie M at thew Devore, Ga llipolis, June 21 and Robert Martin and Debbi e Ringwald , Ailiance. Sept. 5. wer e noted. informatio n. George HJnkle and his Blu egrass Boys Band, Columbu s, and the Robert Pearson Fam!iy of Gall!polis, entertained with contemporary and gospel singing. Attending were Joseph and Etsuko Martin, Hidekl and Angelia, Fort Bragg, N . C.; Robert , Debbie and Steven Martin , Allian ce: Osby. Mary and Adam Martin, Kat y , Texas ; Michael , Rene!lda and Sarah Mar shall, Steve Carter , Valerie. Christine, and Stephen. ali of Columbu s, Connie Devore. Mr . and M r s. Rober t Pearson, Ga iii polls. Leona Martin, Thomas, Susie, and Danielie Kibble, · Brian Beeler, Alber t and Eileen M artin, Michael, Chris, Angie andVinson Martin, Margaret Wya tt , Brian Mullen, Mich ael Mullens, J ames and Karen Gibbs, L esley, Sheryl Gibbs, Brian and Stacey, Shawn Blorldina, E thel Grueser, Rich ad C .• Margaret and Brian Geiger, Don and Toni Scott, Amanda Williams. Larry and Betty Kofler, Lisa and Joshua Will!ams, A J. Blackford, Dick Brickles, Mingo and Maxine Hinkle, Tom Chaffin, Julie Dougherty, and Susie Puli!ns, Pomeroy . Jeff, Luet ta , R yan and Nathan Racine, Alvin L . Godd ard, Dick R. Wi se, Columbu s. The Center will be sponsoring the annu al Arts and Cr aft s Show on Friday, November 6, and · Saturday. November 7, with several area craft sperson s set- of the former LIHiand Beuie Rudisill residence realeltate situated at 108 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy. Ohio. Theresidence conaista of two bed - for your grandparents. Send the FTO® Sweet Memories Bouquet. Grandparents' Day is September 13. Call or visit us tcxlay. 1 " 1 ~i!_le and Rutland Ouad 7 ~ m~nute U.S.G.S. quadrangle maps, appro~timately 1000' eatt to 2200 ' southeast from Wilkesville , Ohio. The application proposes to e~ ­ pand the area• for room and pillar underground mining and provide for pillar removal on those areas and on _a reas previously approved to be mined . The appllcat'ion is on file at the office of the Maigs County R ecordor , Meig s County Coun House. Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio , 4676.9 . for public viewing . Written com ments or re· quest s for informal CQnferenca may be sent to t ho Ohtision of Re c lamation. Fountain Square. Bu.ilding 8 ~ 3. Co lumb us . Oh io , 43224 , wi~~in thirty day s of the latt date of publication of 1his nolice. ject any or-all bids. Alice Struble, Executrbc . of the Estate of Beuie RUdisill 191 I . 2, 3, 4, 6. 8. 9. 10 3tc Beauti and Protect Your Farm With ) 181 I 9. ~6: 0463 - 10. to the Ohio Department of Natural Ra· sourc11. Oiviaion of Recle· mation . The· proposed coal mining and reclamation. operations will be in Meigs County, Salam Township. Soctions26, 26. 30.31, 32. .fEAFORDm Real Estate ~ REAlTOR 216 E. 2nd st: Phone POMEROY - 6 1ms, lg. lot, near the stores. Lg. lront por ch. ne~d s work but will lak e $12.000. SYRACUSE - 6 rms being remodeled. 3 BRs. ntcebath. gas FA lurnace. carpelln R, front po1 ch, storms, level lot and garage. $25.000, SYRACUSE - Eco no m1c al 6 rm. ran ch on I 00• 160 level lol N1ce eq01pped birch kitchen. elec. BB heat carpet mg and oa k lloor. Askm g $37,500 RACINE AREA - 3 yr. old n~ce 3 BRs, 2 baths, rec rm . 32x20. cook u011s. 1efngera · lor, m,c,owav e, dishwasher, diSposal, ca rp ehn~. d1n1ng 1m. basement, pa110, 8oot. ced ar Sldln~ gar age 3 x30 and o•e1 5 acres. Wan t $97.500 SYRACUSE - 4 yr old 7rm. ranch Range. reli 1g. and sundec k. all elec . 2 oaths. cat hedral ce1l10 g 1n LR and k1tchcn. l ots qt closets. $43,000 POMEROY - Reasonable 3 BR home near Puza Hui CarpellnL gas t ur nace . mod · e10 bal h, panelin g, ms ula· and wOrkshop lion, ga1 age _ On ly $1 8,000 · CAMPING - 4 ae~es h1gh on a hill wtth lP wat er ava1labte. Nea1 Ra cme Dam Mk1ng $6.000 . POMEIOY - Good 3 to 4 bed room hom e Wal k to stor es. Hot water heat. 2 baths. eqUipped kllchen. hont and bac k p01ches Ask1ng $26,000, bu l need an olfer 191 2. 9, 4tc c... 0 P10ft'ct ll9lii'ISI O&cly & oe!et"IOI'IhOI'I Ort~ts to an allrtc:hve l l l•ny t.n.VI • E.oJo(HT)Vj' durable • No<l ·poci!Mlf'QU' • For Clllf)' Da H'II .· "'"I'w•e· ..~.. ~ I'IOU~5 ana all OUT l'lu•IO'rtgS $1 sso . In Memoriam 2 A PROTECTIVE MINT FOR All OIIT-SUII..DINGS • A report was given by the nominating comm ittee on a slate of new o ffi cers . Eleclion and installation w ill take place at 7: 30 p.m on Sept. 22 at the hospital. The A uxiliary board will be hosts l or the m eet'ing and refresh· m ent s wit! be breads of th e world. No. 2&604. C heryl S ears . 12087 Rain· tree Ave , P ic kerington, QH . The annu al picnic o l the Women's Auxilia ry of Veterans M emori al Hospit al was held r ecentl y at the Route~~ roadside park. In mamorv of USDA CHOICE . ROUND STEAK •••••••••L!·•••••••• S1.49 w·ho pa ued away 1 year' ago today, Sept . 9 . MARVIN W. McGUIRE li' UO!Ij The ongote .,, oofltv ~ ing • quiol end oilont _.. greve; ' For in " It• a ~ioua one we loved bu1 could not PICKENS HARDWARE The ti>inga you -did for Ul, WI' tblnk of,_.,. M;ASON, W. Vl. . day . . Thov ~- you ..., .,d - .to us thougt. God c-you-ty, We Hey, Grandparents! oft~ you To lit; .nd thint. of ond """"" of - youdlod: think~ cld _..,. iifOtJdO»V tMifDN you closodyour-. Your wury howt and c:t.,a· witt\ poin. your trnublod Show us a picture of your grandchild and receive nights an!l pat. And m ow aching ~· we know. you Mve IWMt r.at at '-':. But ..,.,. day - ·1 . . - "'I... t.yond thio toil and •rita. We'll cllefJ a.::h other'e hand Df'1011 monJ .net 20°/o OFF 2E. 3, 4. 9, 8, 10 and 16 in 46769, the Vinton County Recorder, Vinton County Court House. Main Street, McArt~ur, Ohio. 45661. end the Gaiiia County Recorder. Gallia County Court House , 9 locuet Street. Gallipolis. Ohio, 45631 , for public viewing. Written comments or requests for informai conferen.c e may be s·ent to the. Division of Reclama· tion. Fountain Squ-Are. Buildin·g 8·3. Columbus, Ohio, 43224. within thirty days of the l"t dete of publication of this notice. t81 19, 26; 191 2. 9 . 4tc Business Services IAS!(n WEAVING CLASSES CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon1 and r.mod~lng - Roofing and gutt..- wotk Roger Hysell . Garage - ConCJete work - Plumbing o!!nd alaetrleal work I Free Estimates) Rt . 124, Pomtrray Ohio V. C. YOUNG Ill AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4-15.-86-lc Alco Trantllllttlon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 •VINYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN 6-17-tfc INSULA nON BISSELL LONG'S CONSTRUCTION SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" Vinyl & Alum . Siding Complafe Gutter •Wotk PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 Co·mple1e Remodeling Rooling of All Types No Sunday Calls Wotked in Home Area · . 25 Years FREE ESTIMATES 3-11-tln MARCUM CONTRACTING CALL 1-614-843-5425 7123/ 2 mo. d. CHESTER, OHIO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS - BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAL REMODELING & REPA IRS BISSELL BUILDERS REFERENCES CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Phone Day Dr l.,.rtht 985-4141 GINIUi CONTIACTOII 8· 20-1 mo. " AI Dar or Night PLUMBING & HEATING STINCIUNG ON SIA T£ lOW & WREATH MAkiNG New location: 161 Norlh Sotand Middleporl, Ohio 45760 YVONNE SCAU T Phone Bills Here I We Carry Fishing Supplies Pov Your 1US.I~ISS PHON! t6141 992-6510 RISIOINU PHON! t6t41 992-7754 992-7521 9-9- I mo. ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2168 Main St. Pomtroy 1124 East 992·3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND I /l8/lfn PARTS KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE . "All M1ket .8·13-l mo.-pd. •Washe rs •Dishwashers •Ranges · •Refrigerators · •Dryers •Freezers ACCENT COMPANY PARTS and SERVICE Let Ut Fenet You In 4-5·11C FREE ESTIMATES BOGGS RESIOE 114TIAL/ Cb MMEA CtAl Ot•c• or'""''"""' GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorizorj John DHtt, New Holland, Bush Hog F.atm Equipmtrnt Dtaltr Corner Collections 129 Mill St. Middleport, Ohio STORE HOURS : ·RADIATOR SERVICE . 10:00-5 :30 Monday· Saturday U.S. NO, 1 RUSSET POT ATOES •••lt~!~ •••••••• 99( eeeeeeee(COLJPONeeeeeeee : GRADE A LARGE EGGS • : • limil 1 Per (ustomet Good Only AI Powtlt's Supermotket Olftr Good Thru Sat., S.pt. 12, 1917 : FLAVORITE SUGAR •• S LB. BAG • • · • • By putting . our financial weight behind your hard work, we can help you accomplish your goals .. You'll find we offer competitive interet rates on all types of loans. And you'll get your answer fast, be· cause our decisions are made right here in town by people you know. LOANS ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL THREE OF OUR CONVENIENT LOCAtiONS! BANK~ "The Better Banlc" t.IEMB(R F.DJC. • . CRISO SHORTE~ING : : • 3 LB. CAN 5111 Avenue Point Plelsant W. Va. New HIMI1, W. Va. 882-2136 $1 99 PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 NEW LISTING - lralie1 only. '" good cond1hon. 1973 12' x60' pl us under p1nn11l g and new fl ont por ch. WANT $4,900.00, Middlepon. Ohio 1- 13-tfc NEW LISTING - A lram e and 2h acres ol g1ound close to town 3 bedrooms, lull basement , woodburner hook-up. Looks good and great locat io n. $29.900.00. NEW LISTING - LANGSVILLE AREA - 75 acre larm. batn. sate lli te diSh, fencmg and a mce 4 bed 1oom home with coun try k1tchen. many ot her feal ures. $49.900.00. · PRICE REDUCED - MIDDLEPORT - Yestetyear Ms been restored to thiS beaut1lul colonial home! ThiS 4 bedroom home IS on a level lot and has a 2 car garage. ornate trim. leaded glass wmdow s & door. Att1 c stud io wrt h a sky light. Welt 1nsulaled means low heat1ng · bills. Must See' $62,000.00. • • Good Only At Powell's Supormorkel Offer Good Thru Sat., S.pt. 12, 1987 • : 32 OZ. JAR $1 29 limit 1 Per Customer God Only At Powell's Supermarket Offer Good Thru Sal., !opt. 12. 1987 : I 614-84.3-524B R!ASONABU - REUAil£ 8-20-'86 tfn . '; Yard Sale 7 ....... Giillii>i:i1Ts......... 8r. Vicinity 1 mile wesl of Centensry on 141 , Wednesday & Thut'ldey. Treadle sewing maehine with attachments. baby Clottjes, dlthes, lou of other items. Contint,~ed Wed., Thur. & Fri. because of rain. Some new items . Rain · Shine. 1108 Sunset Dr. ···-- Pomeroy ........ .. Middleport 1\ ;rull•c thctmtlq .rlpllri'IIQC'II. CONSIMII MONfrOR SYSTEMS 441 lotch Sl.. Miokltoport, Oh. U760 KAREN FACEMYfR Ind. Otcoroting (onsuh.,t 39504 lradburl Rd. c •M• s Manufacture an" Sales of 8-24· lmo . Recording and ContrOl Instruments for Home and OPEN FOR BUSINESS ANN'S ~ Commercial UM. Monitor• to display Furnace and Air Cond. Houn or Min . of o_plfating time. Valuabie. Data that allows Oailv Goals to be set. Completely eliminates the end of the monlh Bill sur· prise. (. F. Stott, Mgr .; I . Cnmeam Field Sal.s Mgr., Plus Auoc:iatts IRtormalion antt lrochure BINGO EAGLE'S CLUB· PCMEAOY, OHIO THURS., 7 P.M.·EB 6:45 SUN., 2 P.M.·E8 t ,45 t6141 992-3711 or 992-5150 Mi...,.,r .Aehtns-Portsmoulh RESPONSIBIUTIES: The oordi· nator manages the openrtion of ,the dWeloplng cere coordination IY•tem and related client tracking system fc:omputerizt~d} . Will sup•vise case managers tnd <l•ry a penial cueload. QUALIFICATIONS ; le<lhelor't Degree in Social Work or related ~ield , M.S .W. preferred. The <landidate ttlould h~Wa oap• rjence workipg with frai! eldtftv at .ritk of nurslt'!g home plac• ment and have knowledge of nursing t.omelntakeprocedures. SALARY: 118,500. Sand rHume to: Are• Agency on Aging District 7. Inc .. P .O.Io• 978 RGC , Rio Grande, Oh 45674 . Deadline: Sept. 14. 1987. An Equal Employment Op'portunity· Aftirmative Action Employer. POSITION :· Care Mtinager to estill frail alderty in accetting ne<lOSAry sorvic• to prevent prema,ure inttitutlonelilation. RESPONSIBILITIES: The care manager maintains knowledge of community rnources end services, assesses client need, dovelops care plan. and assists client in accetsing those 1ervi· ,OUALIFICATIONS ... t Bach.elor 't Oegree in Sociel Work o~ related fie4Q, or comparable work experience. The candidate should have knowledge of needs of frail eld•ly. SALARY: a 16,000 Send resuma to: Area Agency on Aging Distritt 7. Inc.. P .O.ao,. 978 RGC, Rio· Grande, Oh 45874 . Deadline: Sept&f11b8r 14, 1987, An Equal Employment Opportunity· Affirmative Action Employer. Person for general farm. work & milking assittant. Must have sound family life & no drinking. Benefitt, depend on e~~~:perience & attitude. Reply with 3 references tD Bo,. T-906, care of the Galllpolil Daily Tribune. 826 Third Ave ., Gflllipolis, OH 46831 . Driver'• Wanted : Male or female- must be 21 yrs. old and have Chauffeur license. Call 614-992·2321 ' HELP WANTED No e~perienct necessary. Mutt be available lor immediate employment. Hours: 1 PM to 10 PM . S1200 a month. Call Thurs. or Fri. ttfter 9 AM for personnel interview- ~ 14-446-81 46 . U06·887-6DOO bt. R-9806 Sept. 10,11 .12 . Halfway tietween Coolville and Tuppers Plains . Several wagon loads. The Schuls. Phone 614·6673336 or 614·667-3203 . Needed: Dental Hygentisl for a people oriented high qualrty dental office. Send complete re1ume to Daily Sentinel Bow. 729· K PomMoy, Ohio. 677 Brownell Ave . Middleport . Sept. B.9 . 10 . 10 · 4 . Rain cancels . We need a career minded people oriented perton to work in a high quality dental offi<le. The perfect job for the right person . Please send complete resume to Daily Sentinel Bo~ 729-K. Pomeroy. Ohio. Mo\llng safe. Clothing ell tiles. misc. ·McDaniel re~ . Bashan. Thur. Fri . and Sat . Sept. 10· 12. Moving sale: Sept, 1 1 and 12. 9 ·6. St. Rt. 7, Addi1on . Furnit ure. baby clothes , ttousehold items . tools . lot of odds and endt. ....... Pf'Piea·sa.iif __ __ _ 8r. Vicinity Go\lernmant Jobs. $t6,040-· f69,230 yr. Now ._hiring. Catl 80~ · 687 - 6000 Ext. R-9805 for currun. federal list. Friendly Home Parties has openings for mansg.,.. and dealers in your erea. Largest line in party plan-free kit·brand new Christ· mas catalog· toy, gift. and home decor catalog. Over I!JOO items . Top commiukm and hOttesa giftl·can for free catalog 1 ·800· 227-1510., RN position 8\lliltble at Arcadia Nursing Center. Coolville, Oh . Appl'l in person Monday through Friday . 9:00-4:00 . Yard Sale, 173 Roush Dr, New Hann. Sat . Sept. 12 , 9:00 till J ~--------3:00. Baby items, dishes, men Wanted -People interested in and women's cloth ea. good jobs, benefltt. Call 304Garage Sale. 3203 Ja<lkson Ave. · Thurs . Fri. Sat . Something for everyone. 420·601,, Buying dally gold. sltvet coins, rlnga. jewelry, sterling ware; old coins, large currency. Top pri· c .. . Ed Burken Barber Shop, 2nd . Ava. Middleport. Oh. 614 - 992-3471. . Wanted to buy, standing timber. Call AI Tromm at 614·742 - 2328. Wanted to buy: scrap tteel and matal1. Rider• Salvage 814- 992-6468. Andquas, silver coins. go&d rings, lurnituri. okt guns. complete houHhold, Ettatet. Cath paid. Call Brion lee, 614· 386· 6098. Want to buy w" portable dis· hwaaher in gdod cond, 304- Alli!IIIIIICt ~ Ill I~ IllS Reduee uft & fatt with GoBett capsulet & E·Vtp " water pllla", Frvth Pharmacy. ~ .Licensed Clinical Audiologist 1 12th Annual Hunting Clinic, Sunday Sept. 13th, 12:00 till 1:00 PM . Factory repreatnta· tlvas from Bear. Jennings and Goklen Eagle Archery·· Motaberg, Wlnch"t". Thompson· Center and CVA Armt··T•co. 0." Formula. Chwl• Oaty and KQipk-1. Door prlaea every 30 mlnut••· Arch«v shoot, mon., ONE OAY ONLY SPECIALS . Trl County Sport Shop, Point Pit._., ...,, W. Va.' 304-S75-2988. now baing foi' full time position. Valley Nursing Care pereonnel office Hasp, 304-675- Wanted To Buy • . . .. . JN, LISA M. KOCH, M.S. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 rrld•tv- Government Jobs. ·S16,040 • &59,230- year. Now hiring. Call 2282. 8· 7· 1 mo ~ )' 5t4-992-2996 . TOP CASH paid for 'B3 model and newer used <lers . Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. Cell 614·448· Computerized Heari111 Aid Selection • Lon Sunday: Female Bassett Hound. 9 months old . Black with long brown ears . In Lovers Lane, Rocksprings era. Childs pet. Call We p•y cash for late model tleen used cars. ' Jim Mink Chev.-Oids Inc , Bill Gene Johnson 614· 44&-3672 ~ SWim Molds - lnterpreting _ Selvices •• Found: Part Pit Bull part Shepherd. Ten. 814-992-3129 . 9 3 Announcements ..................... • Electronic Organs Mobile service Call18141992-7204 Wholooale • Retoit . 1·10-1 mo. pd. "Strlkl119 Out" 111 flll41•g AHeme? Call the Cleland T1111l REWARD: For the return of a boy' 1 BMX bike with lf&ining wheelt. Blue with gold stripet. Taken tram Bob McCormick Rd. Call814-446-0666. POSITION : Coordinator Superviaot ot a ttn South•n Ohio county In-Home Cara Coordination tystem for fr~ il Rick Pearaon Auctioneer li· censad in Ohio and West Virginia. Estate. antique, farm, liqui· dation sales. 304-773·5786. Mon. lhru Fri . or by Appointment : 6. Lost and Found Middleport, 011. 5760 16141 99:1-S7S1 ········~OUPONeeeeeeee MIRACLE WHIP ' Adorablee Angoria kittens need a good home please <lall 304• 773-5259 . Ph. 949-2969 BUY - SEll- TRADE ••••••••••••••••••••• : Pine wood for kindling, 304896-3900 before noon. N• tw~~tll• hHIM Gift Shop & Toy Store Collectors Items, Costume Jewelry, Action To~s. Musical Toys &Trtnket Boxes Open 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. • & Puppies. will be Small dogs, wormed, phone 304-676· 2,.66 . WANTED TO BUY; Used wood & C:OII heaters . Swain's Furniture, ltd. & Olive St. Gallipolis. Coli 814 -446-3169 . a-storage building. $33,900.00. Limit 1 Per Cuitomer 2 frH kittens. Part Siamese, 9 wks.: old. 614· 742 -2401 . Transaxle Repairs· located Halfway latwoto It, 7 lfldlash.., HRS: I 2 :00 -6 :00 Monday -Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY 324 E. Main St. Pomeroy Behind City Hall • Hamtters 10 giv e away. 1st. trailer abo\le old Ohio Job Service on Union Ave. Mark Harrison retidence. Junk Auto's with or without motors. Call 614-3B8· 9303. NEW LI STING - MIDDLEPORT - This 2 slory hom e shows the wo(k that has been done. A nice kilch en, lots of closet space, 3 bedrooms, dining room. I & l/3 baths. lev el lot and : Calico klnen ·to gi\le away . 814-992·6700 . PARTS - SERVICE Repairs on AU Makes • : Great Dane. mala. Hat bean neutered. 114-992-3129. 3368. I -3-'86 tfc TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER • • E•ulpment Parts &Service . Ftt111 J.R.'s REPAIRS 1 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE - 2.41 acres of vacant land located near Eastern High School w1th access lo Rt. 7. Water & etec\nc available. $6,000.00. ••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeeeetCOUPONeeeeeeee •• Jackson AYII1Lie : $139 •• limil I Pet (ustomtr Good Only AI Powell 's Supermarket Olfet Good Thru Sat., S.pt. 12, 1987 • A home improvement? A. college education? A business of your own? 675-1121 . :• •••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeeeetCOUPON········ · LET'S PULL TOGETHER! Second st,.t Mason, W. va. 773-5514 39( DOZEN • • • : NEW LISTING - Really nice 1emodeled older home. New Siding, ~nsulal!o n . root. paneling, wi11ng, se pil c. etc. All 10 good cond1hon on a double lot. C.ll Today! $28,500.00. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Small black f .:.na., dog. 814· 198-1290. U. S. RT. SO EAST 1-24-17·1 mo. Visa, MasterCard layaway -~- SALES & SERVICE RUSS MOORE 992-2526 THURSDAY, SEPT. 10 THRU SATURDAY, SEPT. 12 Puppln· mlxtcl Eng lith bull. Cpll 614-388·&e0! . Large yard sale Sat. 12th, acron from park in Portland. Clo,hing, household , antiques. drapMies. furniture. · 985-3561 1ut.·Wod.·frt 11 a,m. to 7 p.m. S.IMioy , I P·"'-· T p.m. ly 4· pretty puppi•. Callafter6 :00 PM 61 4 ·446-3797 . AVON- Sell Avon for Chrttitmat. Make40 percent. Calll14-«l · for currant federal list. I<UT OUT FOR FUTURE USE! IIOU~' Hous1nq Mi~.d breed puppy, 4 Of 5 months old . Ctll 304 -1761433. 8r. Vicinity 10-8-tfc NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION All MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 F~NCE Old barn. Mu11 ba torn down and til taken. Ctlll14·441-_3413. ·TOP. SOIL FILL 01 RT v.w. 4- 22-17-lln ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! SALES & SERVICE MIDDLEPOU Howard L Wrlttsel NO SUNDAY CALLS 1 1 Help Wanted 4-16-86-lfn ly Jonot Vonoy · MOST <OMPtnl W!DDtNG ttGtSUY FW!I WIDDING (0NSUIUN1 LaSALLE GALLERY Reasonable Pri<es" PH. 949-2801 ·or 949-2860 ly Shifley Hovston 992-3325 ' Headq u <1 rters Business Services YOUNG'S SIGN UP NOW FOR CERTIFIED APPRAISALS hove etomol " '"· by h ia Sadly miued Wife. Bahia; childr•n. and randchildren (Sale items & Jewelry Exduded) 38 and Fraction 1 r," in Vinton County. W ilk81ville Townehip. Sections 1, 2. I -( 614) -992 -3325 On August 19, 1987, In the Melgt County PtoNte Couft. Public Notice Gallil county •. Huntington Townehip. Section 1 , The proposed underground workings aru encompatset 1 , 9~4 acr.. end it located on the Wilkesville Quad 7 '12 minute U.S .G.S . quadrangle maps, approximately 1500' southeast from Wilkesville. Ohio. The application proposes to expand the areas for room and p illar underground mining and provide f()r pitler removal on those lireas and on areas praSouthern Ohio Coal Com· viously approv8d to be pany - Raccoon Mine No. mined . The application is on file at 3. P, 0 . Box 490, Athens, Ohio, 46701 . hao submitted the office of the Meigs an application to revis8 a County Rec order . Meigs Coal Mining and Reclama· · County Court Houwe. Se· tion Permit numbered R· cond Street , Pomeroy, OhiO. Public Notice Auxiliary picnics 992-2039 • encompasses 2.356 acres and it located on the Wilk!li· car garage. The right is reserved tore· Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF. FIDUCIARY POMEROY FLOWER SHOP . ' (JHMTrad9mal'llsd FTDA. tl 1987 FTDA. 34 and 36 . Th e prop'osed underground workings area rooms; one bath and e one PEOPLES POMEROY, OHIO Salem Township, Sections 13, 16. 18. 19 .. 24, 26 and 34. Fractions 1 , 13. 17. 18, 19, 23, 24, 30. 31 , 32 33 The DailY. • Ohio 43147. Wll appointed AdADDENDUM TO PART 1. ITEM E 151 ministratrix of· the estate of SOUTHERN OHIO Ellen Ebouboch. diCMI.-1, late of Route 1 , Bo~t 130A, COAl COMPANY Middleport, Ohio 45780. MEIGS MINE NO . t REVISED 8/ 17/ 87 Robert E. Buck, lEGAl NOTICE Probate Judge Southern Ohio Coal Com· Lena K. Nesselroad. Clerk panv - Meig• Mine No. 1, P. 181 26: 19)2, 9 . 3tc ' 0 . ·8o• 490, Athens. Ohio, Public Notice 4~701 , has .submitted an •pplication to revise a Coal Mining and Re cltmatio n ADDENDUM TO Perm it numb e red R - PART I , ITEM E 161 0354 .3 , to the Ohio Depart SOUTHERN OHIO ment o t Natural Resources COAL COMPANY Division ·of Reclamation: RACCOON MINE I'ID . 3 The propol8d c oal mining REVISED 8/ 17/ 87 a~d reclamation operations lEGAl NOTICE Wtll be in Meigs County, Look For Our Storewide Savings Circular In The Meigs Co. Edition of the Sunda Times-Sentinel Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. until Soptembet I I. I 987 at 11 :00 A.M. fo.r the purchase OUR MASON LOCATION Make sweet memories 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. Offers will be received at · the office of Bernard V. Fultz, 111 'I!J West Second The Center has scheduled a · Rumm age Sale for the foltowing week on Tuessda y, Wednesday, and Thursday. Donations of good, clean, used Items would b& appreciated. Two trips arranged by AAA are there are scheduled now several places available on both trips - to New England, leaving September 29 and re; urn on . October 6, and a Country Christm as in Nashville with two night s at the Opryiand Hotel on December 6-8. Contact the Center at 992-2161 for ad ditional STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM PUBLIC NOTICE I George Enoil and Clara Conroy observed their 60th wedding :· anniversary on Aug. 15 with a family d inner at their home on State Route 248. Attending were their son , George, and his wife. Dorothy . Akron. and their daughter and her husband, Kim and Chuck Stump, Winter Springs, Fl a. their daughter, Ro se M ar ie Hutchinson and her husband, Ro. bert. Bellevue, Neb.; and their We Rmtvt The Ri&ht To limit Qu1ntities Public Notice Friday - Round and square dance 8-11, with music b y True Country ; admission Is $1 .50 per person . 9, 1987 875·3387. fn .pliiVIIII'III S1~1 v 11.1~' 1 1 Help Wanted '' Hiring! Qoyernment joba· your araa. 1115,000- $18 .000. Call .602·838-e88&. Ext. 808". Rtpos....a.ct Mobile Hom•. We have''"'· w. finance' em . Example: 1984 Clayton 14x70, three bedroom. 11ti bath. Total elect· ric. vwy good condition. $100 .down, peyments at t210 per month. 800-828 -0752. " HIRING! Go~Htrnment jobs .· vour area. 116.000 · $88.000 . Call 16021 838 -8885 . EXT 1203" 12 Situetlon• Wanted Have room and boft for.W.ty. R . .aonabla . Cell 114· 112· 7204. 1 B Wanted to Do W1nt to bab';tk in my home. Have good raferanca. Contilot: Judv Sandeta at 114·448-8821 or 266· 6783 . o..tre employment in O.llipolls aree . Retail manager. 4 yrs. experience. Aalocatlng to .,.. , b~:~el ref.-ence, Calf 814· 387· 7781 , 8am-12noon . AvaUallle 9 -20·87. Or call 1-3115-31538103- Barbare Gonuln. Will do office cleaning in evtn· ing• orhouaecleanlng. Tun. and Thurs. Cell 814-256- 1 148. Will do baby-'tting In my home, Call 814-387-7.6B8·. J lm'a Odd job Service~ palntl~g. carpemerwork, tundeck. tiding, roofing. Call 6t4· 379-2416. Quality roofing, Free e .... 110 a square. Contact Randy at 614· 441· 8967. Can do light hauling and rf;)Ofirig. ~ettonab!e rates . Marlqn Snider. 814·949 -2829. Give piano end organ le..ons in my home to begi'nn•t. advanced ttudenuand edulta. Also teach chording and transpoting. If interested. clll 814-992· 5403. Piano lessons ; Beginners· Advanced children 1nd adults. Na~cy Schul 614-887-3336 . Gravett Lawn Mower Repair. Will pick up and detlver. Good used mowen for Pia. C..ll 614· 742·2393 or 614· 742· 3091 . Paintin~ houtes, roots, barril, mobile home roofs. Free hti· mataa. Reasonable Rates. 304· 578>2281 . Baby titling in my home, Monday thru Friday, call 304-7735740 after 2:00, 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE l THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommends that you do butiness with people you know, end NOT to send money through ttle mail until yOU haVe investigated the offering . AAA- Sales Aepres .- Gallla and Meigs Co-..nty. ld ... for homemakers.· Sell AAA memberships 10 your hiendl. neighbors; relatives· Everyone need• onal Great opportunity to wort. whh great people selling 1 gr... produc.t and_make a .greet living. You'll love thi1 job , Send a reeume or work history to: AAA ·The Auto Club of Southe11tern Ohio. 710 Wallar St . Porttmouth, Ohio 45662, Ann: Bob Bates. Own your own apparel or shoe store, ehoose hom : Jean Sporuwear, ladies appn... Mens. childrent·t;nelernit\l,ltrge si:ret. petite, danceweu · aerobic. bridal. lingerie or acce.torin store. Add cotor enalysit. Brands : Uz Claiborne, Guoline, Healthtew., Levi, Lee, Camp Ba\lerly Hillt, St. Michele. Chaut, Outback Red. Gen•is, Foranra, organically Grown, over 2000 other. Or 113.99 one price d•igner. muttllier pricing diacount or family thoe atore. Retail prices unbelievable for quality thon normalty priced from $19 to $80. 0\ler 260 brands 2600 stylet. 814,800 to 128,900: Inventory, training. fixtures, grand opening, lirtwe. Etc, Can open 16 diiY•· Mr. Keenan 30f?-366-B606 . Own your own apptrel or 1ho8 store, choo•a from : Jean sportswear;· ladies apparel, mens. chlldren. matemity, lart~e size1. petite , daneewaar . aerobic, bridel, ling.-ie or ac<lat· sories St!)re. ~dd color Haly1i1. Brands: U:r Claiborne. G11ollne, Healthtex. levi, Lee. Camp Beverly Hills .. St . Michele, C~eus . Outback Rtd. Genetit. Forenra, Orgeni<lalty Grown, OY8f 2000 others. Or 113.99 one price dNigner, Multi tier pricing discount or famity ahoe store. Retail pricet unbelievable for quality shon normelty priced from 819. to 880. Over 250 brands 2800 styles, 114,800 to $28.900. inventory, training, fixtures! grand opening, airfare, ate . Can open , 16 days . Mr.Loughlin 612 · 8~8·1656 , ' · REPS NEEOEO for busineu accounts . FullTime, 880,000-880. 000-PartTima. It 2 ,000-118 ,000 - No Selling. repeat busineu . Set your own houn . Training pro· vided. Call 1 -6t 2-938-6870,M -F. Sam to 5pm (Central Standard Time) . . Dental Hygienist and Dental Assistant, experienced pte · ferred. part-time. appro•imltety 1 8 hours week. Send rnume to P.O. Bo• 0029, Point Pleaunt. w. Va. 25850. SALES AGENT Nationally know facturar and work. This. it No investment We need a saln oriented person to preMnt our e•cluskle calendars, bualneu gifts and extentlve adverliaing speciahy usortmer1t to firms within the buainnl community . The Thos. 0 . Murphy Co. ia a pion. . in the advertlalng field since 1888. If you can organlaa your own time and dttrlmt your own auc••· write: Pat Murphy, Th• Thos. D. Murphy Co ., Bo~t 382 , Red Oak, Iowa 811518 . NEED A JOB? If you are 16-21 year• old and unemployed we cen htlp you. Eam $1.00 per hr. While you attend our job t.Uing tkills wort.shop In Mtson County. Mutt mHt JTPA reqt.~lramenta. Call coiiHI. Support service~ network (304)3443113. W.Vt. rasidenta ontyll 12 Situations Wanted 1----------'We provide care lor etderty and disabl... Nur. . aid• are certifitcl. bonded. lntured and covered with Work.,. Comp. Am· bulttory Of conflftlld. 2ol hour cart, owmlght and llva·ln. P.M. Home Health Agenoy, •14·1g2- 2187, 114·812·2321 or 8141192-7044 . • Real 31 Eslate Homes for Sale Home for Sale by Owner: Greenbrier Eat .. 38R ., bi-lavel on 2.4 actes, AC, W.B.F.P., wet bar , 2 car garage. Ph . Before 4:00PM St 4-448-4009 After 4PM . Ph. 304-676-3818. • For s81e by Own.-: 4 -6 BR , J.. bathl. ApprO•imatety 4000 1q .... ft . 25 ecru whh tennis court .~ $1 7 3,000. Will sal! witt. only 6'~" acre& for $166,000 , Call lor appointment 614-448· 3386. ~ 2 BR , rental houn. $8500. 3 BR ., nice, $26,000, Main St .'" Crown City. Call6t4· 446· 151 1~ or 448· 1622. .. Will help finance or land cun·: tract. 10 yr. old house. 3 EJr:... Patriot Village. Call 6t•·446\· 1340.' 446-3870. ~ By owner: Small 2 Br. home. From St . Rt . 218-takeKriner Rd. V. mile-firtt house on right . ~ $1 2,000-will help financft Call• &1•-••6-2917 . --------------------· Nice starter- retirement or ln.: come PfOperty. 2 bf .. full bu•. ment. large tot. 1508 Ridge Av•. ~ Rio Grande, Ohio. Shown b9 · appointm~tnt . Call 11• · 88 1,.~ 7424. - --------------------· e room houae, tWO' baths. n.w: roof. Nuaash windows, garage. ~ 241 N. Fourttt Ave., Middl!tl)ort.• Make offer. 814· 247 -4172 or, 814· 247· 2632 . ' ~~ 8 rooms. 3 bedroom. full bltP : ment. furnace •nd garage: Full frot;n and beck porch..: 60x1 00 lot. Lots of attic apace. I min . from town and etlln'ltnttry 1 school. 1115.000. 7 room. 3; bedroom. full b..ment. get . fumace, front and beck porvhn, ~ 1 Y.t bath, 50x100 lot, One • outbuHdlng. IS min. from towrt • and elementarv achool ..,.. 113.000. Colll14·112-2732 oo ' a•• 814·892-247&. �,. I Paga-1 0-The Daily Sentinel 41 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Houses for Rent ••an-,. 3 SA home. 2 " ' "· C.ntrally located ,..., Athens. Mtlp Min•. Houee in ~ concUdon. Onty 10 yra. old. Altxender IChool. 137.&00. Agent ownld. Hocking \Iaiiy Ae .. tor. 114-&92-62&2 . Evenings 814· 198-64191. 114· 992- Rtpo...nions. Call 801-1871000 E•t. OH-9806 for eurr.nt 4 bedroom, 1 Y2 bttf\s, bt•• mM'It, eental air, 2 car garege. 2968. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1974 Total tlttetric, 14x70, ·3 BR . set-up for woodburner, new 814· 446·8427 tfter 6 :30PM . 1986 Clavton Newport mobile home. 2 BR , bay windOw irt kitchen. 0Jshw.. her, underpinning . Call 814 -388 -9013 . 115.000. Negotiable. 2 Mobile homes - 1 acre lot. 2 miles hom Hennen Trace Schools. Aur11 water, black top · road . Call&14-268-8343. 1972 Oarw1n. 2 bedroom, 121.85 trailtf'. UBOO. 814-912· 7387 . 1977 Fairmont Bayview . 14x70. all efectric, 2 blfdrooma, central atr, washer. dryer, atove, retrig..,.tor , underpinning. 614- 388·9837. 1974 Mobile home. 2 bedroom. Underpinning. blocks. 614-9925741 . 33 Farms for Sale 20 aere farm w1th 3 HR . house. Hannan Trace Road. Gl.nwood. W. Va. fer mot"e information cell 3o.t-773-5118 or 773-5186 llfler 5 :00. 34 Business Buildings Comm•cial buildings for le.. e. Downtown Pt. Pleasant Stores. oftices. A-One Real_ Es~ate. Carol Yeager. Broker. Call 304- 676-6104 - · 35 Lots & Acreage Vacant lot on Pine Street in Gallipolis. Water end sewage. Parcel No. 007-023-021-00 S5,000 Call 614· 594-3833 or 614 -446-1729 . 1'11 ec lot on Jerrys Run Rd Apple Grove, with rural water. 304 ·678-2383. PRICED FiiGHT - One acre building lots on Rt. 2 at Ashton. Public watllt' and mobile hom81 ptrmitted. 304-576-2338 . One acre lots on Mason 80 at Ashton , public water, mobile homn Permitted. S500 down. 8150 per month. 304~ 576 2336 6 .88 acf81 with well, Jerrys Run Road. t7,000.00. Call after 8 '00 pm 304-671-2008. Ren liiiS 41 Houses for Rent Nicety furmshed small house. Adults onlv References reqwred. Off street parkmg. Ph. 614·446-0338 . 4 BR house for rent . 3 mi. so. of Gallipolis. UOO a month plus dep Ref. requtred Call 614· 446· 1615. After 5 ·00 PM . nil 446-12.44. 4 BR . house on 1 acre. Excel locat1on. Rei. Call A-1 Real Estate Broker. Cell 304-675· 5, 04 or 676· nJe 3 BR .. unfurnished. no garage. 87 Spruce St . S250 Call 614-446-2158. 3 Br.. fully equipped kitchen. CA ., Nice. 46 Spruce St. 8300. Call614-446-21&8 . Hou .. for rent or aale. 3 Br , kitchen. garage Located at Rodney Village II. Ca11614-446· 1358. 3 -BR . house near 1'\ttriot. Call 614·379 ·2678 . Very nice. 3 br. house. Nice nalghborhood. a c., gas heat, dishwasher , stove. retrig . , wuher furnished . Call 614446-7025 . House-936 1st Ave. partly furnithed. 1200 per month . Call 614 -446-4038 or 446-1615 or 446 -1243. 3 br ., range. refrig. di1hw•sher, garbage d1spotal, double car g~rege . City'schoot dist. S:350 a month. Dep & Ref. Call 614- 446 ·11 34. 4 br .. house and 1 br., house both located in Rio Grande next to college Call 61'4--245-9170 or 446 - 1323 3 bedroom In Middleport. Dep· otit required. Call 614-992· 2608 . Houses tor rent . Also ha'lle tome unfurnithad apanments for rent. C-oli 814-992·2403, 614-992· 3432 or 814·992· 2780. 4 bedroom. neor Meigs High School. Pay own utilities Oep· osit rquired Call 814- 992 · 23a1 . 3 bedroom, rent plus utilities, Qallipolil Ferry. for inform .. ion colt 304-876·4088 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent - - - - - - - -- - Mobile Home. FurniahMI. P•tlo. Located in Gtllipolis. can &14- 448-1232. "Hi, I'm the Good Fairy of the Coffee Break! Besides a transfer out of the accounting department, what's your fondest wish?" 2 br., fully furnished Ea1tern Ave. Water • uwer , - . •226 . Adults only. R.t«tncn, deposit required. Call 614-446-3671 12K80 Mobile home. Furnithed, AC . Located in Centenary area. t200 e month. 814·448-2390 . Trailer for rent 12x65 No children. Call 814-992 -2357 after 5 .00, ariy1ime weekendt. Located on Morning Star Rd. Recine, 1 4x70, ;: bedroom. t.mily room with fireplace, living room whh sliding doors. ~ fully equipped kitchen. front and back porches, ttorege bltlg, set up and ready to move in . Two aCfe lot for rent. Cetl after 6 :00 p.m. 814-364-4084 . 2 bedroom, washer, dryer , •175 mo Deposit and reference r• quirect. 40814 Kingsbury Ad. Pom~troy, Ohio. 614-992-2448 between B-5p .m Available imm«<iately in Middelport. 2 bedroom house. S200 ptua utilities. Depotit and reference required. No pets. 614- 992·601a 2 bedroom mobile home, fur· niahed. S 1 B6.00 plus utilit1es. call304-875-6&12 . 44 Apartment for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom epartments for rent Basic rent for 1 bdr .. $183.00, 2 bd•., $219. 00 . Alw required a 1200 00 aecurtty deposit. CONTACT: Jackson Estatn Dept. Ph 446-3997 Equal Housing Opportunity. Fumiahed Efficienev t 145.jUtili· ties paid, share bath. ·'607 Second A~~& . . Gallipolis Ph, 446-4416 after 7PM . Upaaifl unfumishad apartment. Utilities paid . Carpeted. no child· ren or pets Call 614-446-1837 Furnishad apartment. S210 . utilities paid. 1 bdr. 920 Fourth, Gallipolis . Call 446-4416 aher 8pm . Furniahed.downstairs, 3 rms and bath. Clean. No pets. Adults onty. Deposit end Rat. Required Call614-446-1519 2 BR . apta. 6 clo1et1, kitchen· appt. furnished. Washer- Dryer hook-up, ww carpet, newtv painted. deck. Regency, Inc. Apta Call 304-675 -7738 or 675 -5104 . Furnished Apt.- 1 Br. S2:25 Ut1llties paid. 701 4th Ave. Gallipolis. Call 814 -448-4416 after 8 :00 PM . Great location. Upstairs, unfurniShed. 2 br., utilities paid. Adults only. Cell after 3:30-614448-1457 . ' 1 Bedroom Garage Apt., central air, good location. Ref. and dep required. Call 814-446-4159. Availabel Oct 15. 1 Br. near HMC 1 adult. No pets Ref. and dep. required. 8226 . a month. Call 614-446-4782. Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V1llage Manor end R1vers1de Apartmenu In Middleport. From e216. including utilitias . Call 61 .. · 992-7787 . EOH . 1 Bedroom unfurnished apt. in Middleport. 1160 month ptus utdititea. 814-992-6545 days, 8 1il-949-221 evenings. e Unfurnished apartments for rent. Houaea for rent. Call 814-992· 2403, 614-992-3432 Ot 614-992.-2780. APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 814-448-8221 . 2 bedroom turniaed apt , ret and deposit, New Haven. W. Va .. 304- 882-3267 or 304 -773 · 5024. 3 rooms and bath, gas heat, ground floor, w .. her and dryer hook up, no children, Immediate occupancy . No peu, phone 304-6711-4480 ext 63 or 80. One bedroom furntshed apanment In Point Pleasant. Extra clean and nice. Adults, nc; pett, phone 304-675-1386 . One and two b~room •pts. Point Ple ... nt, 304 -875-2480 eto~eningt c•ll 614-448-2200. Rooms for rent, day. week. month. Galli a Hotel. Call 614446-91180. Rent •a low 111120 month. Furnished room . t76 . UtilltiH paid. Shar• beth. Single male. 919 Second. Gallipolis. Call 44&-4411 aftctr 7pm. 1 ---~--~--tc - month . Coli 814-992-7521, 9 .30-4 ·30 . 814- 992 · 2353 lot:;:;h;o•~h;o:":':'·=:;::::;;::::;=: 46 Space for Rent 8U-4U-1102. Office Sp.ce fdr Rent. bcellent lor Attornevt. Accountant, etc. Clute to Court House. CaH Wl,.m•n A. .t Estate Agency. 114-441·3144. •• 9727. 55 Building Supplies 74 ~ F'SoST., 'IOU 001.'( UoFT . AQuA!$~ 8763. 304· ~75 -8799 . Antiques Cl? llt, •• T~O% Til.KET~ FOR 'tW; ~TI?AP' ...-----.1 Television .ll!Ei ~6£.TI'Ii J~U £~1Jj; eV~~ ~ Caii814~38B - B711 . Building Mttarlal• Block. brick. sewer PIP"· win· dowa. liqtels, etc. Claude Win· ten, Rio Grande. 0 . Call 814· Office Spece for rent. Excel downtown Gallipolil location lnqu1rie1 call 814-446-4222 . 3 room office - Downtown Gallipolis-Newly remodeled Rent Includes all utilities. A1r conditioned. Inquire at Paul Davies Jewelers - 81 4 •446 · 1647. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33 . North of Pomel'oy, Rental trailers Call 614-992- 7479. Space for small tra1lers Att hook -ups . Cable. Alao eff•cienc:v rooms. air and cable. Mason. W.Va. Call 304-n3-6651 . SPACES FOR RENT - Trailer Iota, Rt . 1 , Locutt Road . back of K & K 304-675-1076 . 49 For Lease - - - - - - - -- - FOR LEASE · one -bedroom apartment overlooking Cltv park. t175 per month . Cait614-4462326 or 446-4425 . FOR LEASE : Apartment with completely remodeled kitchen, bath, bedroom and lrvlngroom Available middle of August. Second floor, corner Second and P'ine. Parking area provided S225 . pfi month. or $260 . with kitchen •pplianc81 furn11tled Call 614-446-2325 or 448· 4425 . M erc h andise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolit. NEW· 6 pc. wood group, t399 . Living room .uitft· *199-1599. Sunk beida wi1h bedding- 1199 . Full size mat1resa & foundation starting · 899 . Recliners starting- 199 USED· Bedt, dressers. bedroom auitet, 8199- &299 . Oeaka , wring• washer, e comple'l& tine of used fumilura. NEW - Western boott- $30 . Workboota I 18 & up . (Steel & soft toe). Call 814-446-31ti9. County Apphance. Inc. Good used appliancet and TV !lets Open BAM to 8PM . Mon thru Set 614·446-1699 , 627 3rd. Ave . Gatlipolit. OH . Valley Furniture, n&w & used. Large sect•on of quality furni ture . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gellipoli1 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryefa. refrigerators. ranges . Skagg1 Appliancu , Upper River Rd b"ide Stone Crest Motel 814-446-7398 lAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofltl and chain priced from S395 to t996 Tabl• 160 and up to &1 25 . Hide -a-beds 1390 to e59fii . Recliners $225 to S375. Lamps 128 to 8125 Dmettea 81 09 and up to 8495 Wood table w-1 chairs 8285 to $796 . Desk S100 up to 1376. Hutches t400 and up . Bunk b11ds complete w -mattreues $296 and up to U95. Baby bed1 S1 10. Mattreaael.\ or box tprmgs full or twin 888, firm 178, and $88 Queen sets t225. King 8350. 4 drawer cheat t89 . Gun cabinets 6 gun . Gas or electric renga 1376. Baby manretua 136 a. 845. Bed frames 120. 130 & King frame 150 Good selection of bedroom surtet, metal cabine11. headboards S30 and up to 186 90 Cays same •• cash with approved credit. 3 Miles out Bulaville Rd . Opan 9am to 5pm Mon thru Sat . Ph. 814-441- 0322 . Seve alot-Check ua out for carpet and furniture . 9~t12 Carpet, t60 . 8 piece wood livmg room suit, 1399. MollOhAn Furniture. Upper River Ad. Call 614·446-7444 PARSON "S FURNITURE 1 - Matonite primed aiding horizonal lap. t25 50 JQ. o·r21 sq. litt. e1e .oo Plastic cistern state approved, sq. plastic taptic tanks, plastic 2- Abitibi •iding 0{ paneling culverts. metal culvent. RON preflnslhltd 7 / 16x4 'x8 ,' 14 .95 EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack· pc . 26 pc. up 13.95. son, Oh 614-286-5930. 3- Aiuminum aiding whh insuletad becker. t26 .00 sq . Only 40 Quality firewood tor sale. $26 a or 50 sq 's . pick-up to8d. Bidwell , Ohio . Call 4- JA o~ " x4'x8 ' tongue • 614·367-0889 . groove Waftr board. ShiHiing or flooring 8B .95 and *7.95 each. HALF PRICE! Flaahmg arrow 5 - 901b. wt . rolted roofing . signs 82991llghted. non -arrow Wh ite 6 Green & Driftwood & 82B91 Unlighted &2491 Fr" Earthlone. tB .95 rail . lett1nsl See loca-lly. Call todayl 8 - 151b. wt. felt paper. Black. Factory: 1 (800) 423-0113, l6,96 Roll. anytime. 7 - 29 · gage white or brown valley or flashing metal Wood dining room table wilh 4 28" x60' . 119 96, ralt. chairs and buffet, 8200 . Call 8- Barh penelt tile board. 4 '•8 ' . 614-446-8926 . Emboned and smooth. 14.98 to 112,96, 9 - Wood end matonite paneling 4' 118 ', several patterns. t4 , 96 to818.96 . 1 0 - Mokting to match paneling . Firewood for uta- l30 00, 1- corneJS. 0 - corners. cap and pick-up load . delivered . C•ll divider Strips. 11 .25 each. Roger Meade· 614 · 388-9016 11 - AU wood turned Sp•ndte or 388-9341 column. poJch posts 4"and 8" , B' and 9 ' long. 2 for 136 00 and Beautiful blue lone gown . 2 for 146 .00. trimmed in lace Size 9 -10, 12 - ~" •12"x8 ' cedar boards. Assorted pet ite women 18.00 each. 2 lor t15 .00 c:lothing- size 8 ,9 , 10. Call 814- 13-Cottage grade pine plank446-2914 after 5 ;00 PM . ing. channel groove16 aq . ft . P4lf bundle, 18 .00 per bundle tome Locust fence post, e1 . 25 each. cedar. or special off8f to one who takes 14- Window and doot trim. pile. Call 614-256-9367 . prelinished and unfinished , S1 25to &3 .00 - 7' pes. 3 ·wheel b•eycle tor tale. Cal lo- 15- 32 " x78 " 11•11" temperad In814-256-6090 . sulated glesa panels, 8215.00 eacn 2 upholstered chairs, twin size 16- Epaxy coated steel wire. youth b&d. Cell 814-448-7313. Clo1et and cabinet ahelvmg. 60 per cent below retail. For Sale: 276 gallon fuel tank. 17- Bruce pretinishad oak floor See at 205 Ridge Avenue, Rio Ing natural and madium finishes. Grande. Call 61•·245-6630. 20 aq . ft. pack . 145.00 eftd 10 pies. and up 139 95 . Big Dakota Farm home buitt on 18- ti gaL aluminum fibered your lot, $12.995 & up . Call roof coating 120.96. 614-B86-7311 . 1 9- Ctnnon ctaft pine louvtred shuners at whoiHIIe. Cata lytic converters , onty Interior 20- High glon 5 pc.tubwtlt kit $89.95 . Moat models. lnstalla· with glue. 129.96 lion also available. MuHter Man, 21 - 28''1.20 '' slidin9gl•aamed· 9 Stimpson Ave., Athens , Oh1o icme cabinet w•th light1 , 1-800·B43-3767. 139 95 . 22 - 30'' almond double door Used R -40 Ditch W itch 111111ity with marble top , t79 .96. Trencher . Ca11419-6B3 -1489 or 23 - 17a19 mini vanity wtth ~14 - 694 - 7842 . marble top, t29 .915 . 24 - 0ver 200 vanityt aet up on Mixed hard wood stabs. 12 per show roOI'T' floor . Oak 60 " bundle. Cont1 ining approx , 1 'h doublt bowl with marble top, ton. FOB . Ohio Pallet Co 1199 .96. Pomeroy, Ohio. 814-992· 1"'61 . 26 - 0alt Med ic in• cabi neu 179.95 and IB9.9&, 85 Gravely walk behind. sulky 8 26- 0ak roilet ua••· 119.96 . H P. with •anow blade. Channel 27- 30" a30 " plate mirrors, Master 10 ft . sttallte dlsh . 124 95 814-992 -5895 or 814 -992 · 28- Soli d brass high polished 8710 van ity faucett . 119 .95 . Antlqua bnu. S19.95 Whirlpool heat pump Used 1 29- Solld bra11 high polished 3 year Completa with pipe and h1ndle tub and 1how., fauce1, thermostat. t1375 . C1U 614-_ 144 95 . 247-3895 attar 6 :00pm 30- Brlg ht btaas and ant ique bttll trip lever tub drtins, KenwOOd ttereo, AMP , super 018.96 . . cess det;k, Aka• turn tabla, 4 31 - Chrome washerless vanity 150 w1n speakara. All inc•aed. fauc:eta, 19,95 48 in. big screen TV Mltzbithi 32- 4 pc solid oak towel berMt. tuh cabinet ritrnote. sleep alarm. full stereo. One year old. Tiger 119.96 . AII Wpes of hand toolsUniverse! Gym with Rowman 33chanic and carpenter. 8•g bench AU wts adj . Cttt Mon · Me Dlteounts. FrL 8 a.m.· 11 am . 614-592- 34- Two Pouch all leathar car· 3031 eat. 328 . or 614-992 - penler apron with belt, 116.96. 5516 35- Parma A-Rigid thHt:lng . foil one s ide , Old Orienta l rug . 9ll12 w ith intuition W' •4'a8· · •4 .99 , 1.4-15 .99. , .. _ metchtng runner 1160 lirm. 16.99 614-992 3965 . 38- 72 " Blreh ttanet kitctlen ' base. 2 -15" wall cab , TONY'S GUN REPAIRS , hot 72" 1 · valance . 1 -72 '' pe . lop . rebtuetng, now tak ing order t199 .95 orders for cuttom Mtusers. c all 45- 1 pc. Fibargla11 tub and 304-675-4631 . shower, white and c olors. tU9 .95 tO $179.95 Ponable lighted S ign. letters " 46- 2 pc.. fibarglaat tub and 299 Free delivery and letters shower white tnd colors . West V1rginla 800·642-2434 or 1175 .00 to 1199 95 Ohio 800-533-3453 . 47- 1 pc. ac"'lictub and shower with ceiling , $249 . 96 to Electrolull Cleeneu, co mplt~te 1299 95. anachment• e78 cash or tetm1 481 pc fiberglau and acrylic arranged. 304-67&-.4416 . ahoweJ stall only , I 179.96 to 26 cu ft chest type , deep fr eeze. 1299 .95. Gibson, good co nd, S 165 00. 49- White steel bath tub onty non skid bonom. t69 .96. Phone 304-896 -3575 . 50- Kitchen and bethroom and ber counter t op. 12. 99 lin. ft , 8 ' JVC compact portable 1tereo. & 10' & 12 ' pes. AM -FM casaett . t160.00 or - K-lux white brick country· best offer. 4 pairs wom en '• 51 aide 5 ,q , ft . per ctn, 11 .50eech. 1eans. 3 Levis, 1 Jordache, sbe mortor. 16 96 - 2 gal bucket 10 long. 304-675-7980. 52- Wh ite commodes 3 gallon 1980 Oattun GX 310 , good water anen grade A, t39 .95. cand, water bed uted 6 mont hs , 53- MiscellaneouJ atlas and colors of marlbe vanity tops IS) 19 inch Zenith TV, chast drawers an" dreuer. White sewing ma - gr•d••· 816.00 ..ch . Some double bowl. chine, stereo 8 track type. cett 5436 " x80" white croasbuck 304·676-2987 after 6 .00. storm door~ . S39.96 ee.;:h. 56 - B-grade steel insulated doort , 32 " and 36 ", black only, 56 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming All breed a ... All styles. Julie Webb Ph. 614· 446- 0231 . Dragonwvnd Cattery Kennel . CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies New kittens; Pen ians. Call 814-446-3844 after 7PM Toy male Poodl•red, S150 . Toy male Poodle-red for stud serv ice . Coli 614·446-8926. Full blooded Germen Shepherd pupt for sale, Call 814 -742· 2632 Pure-bred white German Sh&pherd tenlale pupa. 6 weeks old. t7S . Cell 814-992-2582 . t19.95 . 68 - B-grade inteflor wood doors, finished and unfinished, 28" wide down to 1 2 " wide. t5 .00 each. 67- Flberglau oval whtrlpool bath tubs. almond. 72 " tong. 36" deep. 22" high. Complete with pump and plumbmg. Reg. 11895, now &896, only e few. 58- Wood burning tireplace ato11e, S39.95 each or 3 for e1oo 59- Prices good only while supply last . PENN'S WAREHOUSE WELLSTON, OHIO - 614-384- 3846 SNAFU® Kenmore washer , I 76 . &pettd Queen washer. t76 . Dryer. 895 Magtag wringer washer. t96 . 30" electric range. S75. 31" electric range. 176 . 20" range. t7!i . 30" ge• r•nge, t96 . Small w11her & dryer. 195 each. Up~ight freezer, 8150. Hervesl gold retrlg., t125. Skaggt Appliance• 518 Upp.,. River Rd . Clellipolla, Oh. AKC r•gistered 71 Auto's For Sale Sheltie 1982 Ford Van, &0.000 mita1 . 13860 1984 Ford Tempo, auto. PS., PB., AC ., AM ·FM llet"eo. pupplas , 304 · 87~ · 1324 Dog for .. le, brown, named Andy , good wateh dog, 150 00 . 304·875·2931 . 03895 . Colt 814·288·8522. 1976 Dtlton wagon, rebulh .motor. new pant. tir .. . nHd paint , runs excM 8&00. Call 814-441· 3340 Pets, AKC regittered German Shepherd puppl•. phone 304- 882·2077. 57 1986 Ford Escort &W, 4 spd , AM ·FM ·Tape, 13999 John's Auro Sal•· Moved to Kentuga b..ow Holiday -Inn . Cell 114 - Musical Instruments 441-4712 . 441·0658. 1981 Chevy Chev•tt•, 5 apd , am·fm radio. d .. uxe whHI COli· ett. Mlt. m1rron E•cal cond. Only 11 .000 miln . t32&0 Call 114· 258-8251, lowrav Genius Elecuonlc key . boJrd. Call 614-440·3721. 1973 Ford LTD. 2 dr .. good co nd. 1360. Call 614 ·388 Five Guitar Collecton · l350· Of' just buy one. Also Peavey practice Amp.- e7&. Call 814- 9819 58 G .E. heavy duty washer. t100. Call 814 ~ 448 - 1753 . Fruit & Vegetables 1913 Ctmtro Z·2B . auto , T•top, ac.. am -fm ttarao-eau.. pw, powet door tockl. Extra sharp, R.cl raepberrin. Pick your own or we pick . Celt Tavlor 's Btrry Parch. &14-245 -&014 or 44d - 859Z 1982 A.MC Spirit DL. Crulll. air cond .. tilt. e1no. C•ll 114· 388 ·90l2 after 6 :00pm. Grapes for canning. for aale. You pick . n .oo buthel. 614 ·986- 2· 1879 Dodge Colta. Call 514-448 -0159 •fttr 6 ;00 PM 3363 Peppers, you pl~;k for t4 .00 peT bushet. Call614· 2•7-20f56, Quality FJults and Vegeteblw rerlit and whott.. te. B " S Produca aeros1 from Pine Kut, Gallipo4is. Ohio. 'hltow Freu1ona C•nni ng P..chn Now Awula~e. Call for vaneti" •nd pric" BOB 'S MARKET M~ton 773-672t Open 7 Oay1 Grapes for ule. U .OO PtPJ ~~~: 304 ·676· 2171 . I ,t' ,~ & . Sttppld' Lill es lut.k 61 Farm· Equipment CROSS. SONS U.S 35 W•t. Jackson. Otuo 3U· 286-64fit Maney Ferguson. New Holland. Bush Hog Sal" & Service 0"'81 40 utad tractors to choo.. from & complete Una of new & uMd equipment. largn1 selection in S.E. Ohio, BOO Ford tractor , plows, dltc , 5 ft . Ford bush hog , 13450. 200 gal. tpray tank. 1295. Call 814· 288-8522. ' Grtvel~ trtctor tor part a, I 125. Rotary mow•. 175. Rotary plow. t125 . Set of brush ttr... 130. Call 814-44&-4149 Gflvfly bed for tale. Call 614446-2614. Repouauadl Must sell 2 quon .. t-style stHI buitdi n~• · Brand new. never erected. One ia 40ft. •40 ft . Willsett for balance owed. Call CaJI 1-800-&274044 Used and rebuih uansm is~ons . Internally intpettiltd '"d guaren· t.-d . Installation avellabla. W• buy jUnk transmitsions Call THAT LI GHT'~ Stain!"' ne.t a•hauat tytttms. Now custom made tor your rruell. motor hom~ or c ta11iccar. With life-timt wsrr•nw. Mufti.., Man, 9 Stimpson A'ol'l., Athent. Ohio. 1 - 800 ~ B4 3 - 3787 11 It true you un buy Jeep• lOt t44 , thfough the U.S govtrnmeru 1 Gat_rhe ftcta todeyl Catt 1-312-742 -1142 Eat . 40tll. 1979 PontiacFirebird Auto. P~ . PB, AC , Stereo . 814 -949·2091 after a. 1987 Pon, lac Grtnd AM SE Spons. Candy apple. & spMd. llir. AM -FM s1er.a ca.... crulsa. litt. ah.uninum wh.eit. ttck. 4.400 · tot bank payotf, C.U flllon.-FJf. Ba.m .· 11t,l'f'!. Mon . ·S14 ·&92• 3031 Eat . 321 or e t • . 992· 5611. tul "oloc...... - ~--------------For ,.te: 1984 Ctm.,o z ,28 ·6 , _ ;. PS . PR . AC . AM·FM radio. low m!l•lf!•· Sharp! 11200 Of trade. Ctlt 81 4 -949· 3003. 86 Plymouth Horiron a ·c , n•ry thing U ,600. ; 82 l TO Ford t2 .000. £wrythlng. Borh good cond. 304-175·4378 . 1970 Ct't..,tlle, 1M black stript11. new tkn. brellet. exhaust. Orel1 shape. 11 ,500.00 304 · 875· &781 attar .4:30 . ''1 4 Detsun pickup , ntwly 111bultt engine 1450.00. ' 75 Appolo 250 anglne . run• good , t300 .00. C•ll aftet 1 :00. 304 87&-2198 or87& · 3111 . IMPoRTA~ SU~flLY1 - - - - - - - - - -tc- Oual exhaust kilt, 199. 915 in· stalled. Mott Fords. Chevy trucks. Vans. 4•4's, Muffler Man. 9 St impson Ave., Atherts. Oh io. 1 -800· 843· 3787 77 Auto .Repair ,,., Struts. 1119. 95 pair. Installed. Most models. Muffler Men , 9 Stimp10n AYI. Athent. Oh io , · 800-843 -3767. 79 HtBO Ford Fi"t.t, new tires, g,o od ccnd. 304-676 -1653. 1972 Dodge Potaril 8400.00. See It 2510 Jefl8f'SOn Ave., Pt Pit . am 1111121 ANK AND Motors ~omes & Campers WHERe IS' THE guiToN foR 1972 Class -• moto• home hnl. shape 15000 C.tt 614 318-B7415. .. ., "WliH~AW CASH, DON,T TE't.L.. ME MY 8AL.ANCE" '? • 1978 froplcena Travel tra iler. 35 tr . ripout. AC . good cpndl• t ion. Asking 16000 . 614 ·9$&- 4340 . '• 1973 truck camper , 1 O'lt rt , fu lty conttlntod . 1800. 00, 304-875, 4431S Bars, chains, and sprockets to fh almost any saw . SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO., Handtrson, w Va 304-1575-7421 . HomeHte and Jon'sered Service & Supp"" · SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO . Htndtr10n , WV. 304 - 675 7421 Tobacco or toma to stakes. 304675-1020 •tter 6 00 call 304- 676· 22a8 . 1986 Ford 'h ton . heal . cond. Call 814 -379-2371 afteJ 8 .00 FM. 1974 Ford Aangtf'. nHd engine. 8 h . bed. Call 114 -379-22B9 . 1978 Datson pick-up. runs good, Body rough. t 300 or best off«. No Sunday calla Can 614-379-2602. 1978 Chevy 'II ton . C.U 814448· 3243 after 6:00 PM . 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying 1hell corn or ear corn Call forlttestquotea. River City Farm Supply, 614-446- 63 Trucks for Sale Livestock 1951 Chevy Pick-up, 11200. Call 814-.4!&8· 2308 . 1983 Toyota. 4 whee4 drive. 13750 Call 614 -742- 2461 1987 Nisson hard body pickup. AM · FM cuutte , slotted wheela, 5 speed~ tlke new, low miles, t8 ,800.00 or assume loan, 304 -876-8448 . 2 cows wtth young calv.a end 2 white f.ce tleera approx 760 lba uch . Call 614 -448-4344 . 73 Vans & 4 W .O . {977 Chevy Sport Van . Very good cond. t1200. CaiJ 614- 388·9074 1979 Dodge Pick-up, 60,000 miiH. 4•4. t2400. Call 814- ..... , ••••• "''"1 Wat.,proofing. EEK & MEEK c haos and forces Gus to fill In as coach. (fl) (!) A.W.A. Champlonohlp 441 ·0294. RON ' S ltlh·•tlon Setvtce Haute catla on ACA. Ounar , GE . SPt<i-'lnQ: in Zen ith Call 304-ti71· 2398 or 814 -441 - WraaUtno (T) Ill (J) MocClyver MacGyver faces a thunderous avalanche while skiing . (A) C C!l l!ll Stephanie 1:;1 1m Mognum, P.l. (I) 2414 . feUy Tree lrlmm lng. 1turnp removal. Call 304 ·67fi .1ll1 e1121 Rotary or cabte tool dt tltlng Most w.llt compfMid ..me day 1Pump ulft and serv ice 304 - Frarlk Sinatra guest stars as a detoctlve who seeks Magnum 's help. (A) II)) Larry King Llvel In depth interviews with top newsmakers and celebr1t1es. t 0:00 (l) Laurel and Hardy D I]) till St. Eltewllera 895 ·3802 Starks Tr" and lawn Sarviee. lawn car1, landscaping. stump removal , 304 ·1571 ·2842 or MORTY ~EEKLE AND WINTHROP r-------~------~ HE CAN /lAAKE HIS HOLlSE DISAPPEAR ANYTIME Carpel lnatalted Mondrt thf\1 Seturday, work guaranteed, free "timatet. l0•-175-1020 b• .w.en 9;00 and &:00. lat.,. caM HEWANT5TO. 304·875· 2218 . I Plumbing I i & Heating HE e.AYSALL HI'? HASIO DO 15 5K IP MAKIN$ A COL,.JPLE OF M~A6E PAYMENTS. I I 84 stand up comic, who uses his combined skills lo help teens take control ol their lives. The Equalizer Psychope1h pleads with McCall to stop him belore he kills again. (A) [!) 100 Newo Evening News A wrap up of loday 's news and a look 1121 NOTICE ANYTHING NEW, PAW? • ahead to tomorrow 's news stories . (1:00) • (l) Benny Hill 10:30 I]) American Snepohoto l!ll Voice/Donee Bobby General Hauling McFerrin and Tandy Beat Dance Company unite In spirited Improvisational performance In which each sllmulales and responds In lhelr own language. IIJ ClJ Hogan•• Heroes 11:00 I]) Remington Stule Dillard Water Service; Pools Cistern!, Walla. OelivtHy A,ny : time. Call 814-448 ·7404-No Sunday calla. 74 2 large matchM Welsh ponln, h•nees and •addle broken. One parade horM wagon, One Apallouu Gelding show harn••· .. ddle and brlddle. 30.. ·875- Kaw..akl 200, 3 wheeler, t900 or best offer. Excel. con d. Call 614-2.411 -8401 - Even. & Grein Mlxtd hi'( t1 . bale on wegon . H.v for bedding I;IOc. 30"'·875- 5579. R • R Water Service. Home c11ters. wells, pools filled. Formerly Jamet Bovt Waters Call How ~ a llJ rn till News su:nrnm- vacatiOn? 304-e76-8370. Motorcycles ' 3190. Honda 1978 Model CB 200T. Excel. cond., low miln. will Ncrifce Call 114·448·1358 . Goldwlng 1 000, Honda. 6~ tic'e - 10 Meow bOok . Buy now and Hve. No rettOnable oH• retu.:l. Calll14-441 -ld71 . 1985 Hondo 125 4 wh....,, cOOdltlon. tiOO . Jim Bou,hman . Call 814-28«- gOod 853 : a Upholstery 1 TALKED TO CHARLES I WANTED TO FIND ON THE PHONE LAST OUT l!JHO HE LIKES BETTER, YOU OR ME .. NIGHT, SIR ... .---1 Mowrey's llpholtterlng serving tri county area 22 .,..,., The best in furniture upholstering. Call 304 - 875 · 41 54 for free estlmetea. IT'S PROBASLV A DEADLIKE .. am Trapper John, M.D. '· .. _ _ . I. I. I_8 I. 7 O Complete the cl'luckle quoted by fd l1ng in the m1ss.ng words '--''--L-...1..-.L.......IC....-1 you develop !rom step No. 3 below . @ PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS iN SQUARES YEsTERDAY'S SCRAM-i.ns 'ANSWERS Demise - Nymph - Aorta - Eraser - TEMPER Granny wu always reedy to !live advice to newlyweds. Her favorite WOfda of wledom were, ' Let your love be stronger than your TEMPER ." .J BRIDGE· NORTH 5 • A 632 tK6432 Clearing a path 1-1-17 . +J7 EAST WEST • Q 10 6 .KQ1098 By James Jacoby The final contract was good. North had understated his values when he bid only two diamonds. When his partner continued with two spades, North was well within his rights to cue-bid the ace of hearts. South then subsided in lhree no-trump. The bidding had been precise, but the play now became a little heavy· handed. Declarer took the ace of hearts right away and played A·Q of diamonds. Unfortunately the suit did not divide. Declarer continued with a diamond to dummy's king and then had to win the fourth diamond trick in his hand with lhe nine, leaving dum· my's filth good diamond stranded. Meanwhile West had discarded two clubs and a spade. When declarer exited with the heart jack in the vain hope of some favorable end position, West led the king of clubs right away to let East know which black nine he should keep guarded if West continued with three more heart tricks. That made it impossible for declarer to cajole any kind of defensive error, and be bad to . go down atrick. Declarer had overlooked a somewhat rare play. Since a problem in communication did figure to arise in ·: .75 .9843 ~ Q84 • J 10 8 +9 6 3 2 SOUTH .A K 7 2 .J4 t AQ9 7 +A 10 5 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Nortb West • 1 Pass Pass East Soalb Pass Pass Pass 3NT 2. I t . Opening lead: " K the diamond suit (3-1 is the nonnal di· vision), South should have looked lor a solution. All he had to do was duck the opening lead and then duck the queen of hearts continuation. When declarer wins the third heart lead with dummy's ace, be should discard a diamond from hts hand. He can now return to his hand with the A-Q of diamonds, lead to dummy's king and then cash out dummy's last two good diamonds · to make his contract. t!i:Nt'tV"aJ' . by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 43 Evil one I Beat it! 44 Jamie 6 Indian Curtis weight 45 Correct 9 Mrs. DOWN Kramden 1 Leafy fare 10 Relative 2 Region's of ·:zounds!" atmosphere 12 Energize 3 Bolt 4 High card Answer 13 White heron 5 Remark 15 Wooden 6 Ooze out 23 Pub 29 Greek "T" form 7 Future measure 32 Cheer 16 Faucet chick 24 Burr role 33 Astronomer 18 Yellow 8 NJ. river 25 Without Carlbugle 11 Consecrate ethics . 34 Tendency 19 Minute 14 Candle 26 "- Bogey36 Phoenician part 17 Pub order March" port 21 Outdo 20 Tar's 27 French 39 Born (Fr.) 22 Cultivate greeting painter 41 Highland cap 23 Head 24 Georgia city 27 Gold seeker 28 Chinese island 29 Beach tone 30 Gato del - (Derby horse) 31 Swear to 35 Florentine "gold" 36 Parson bird 37 Malay gibbon 38 Baby nurse 40 Present, as a play 42 Lusty look DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work It: 919 AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW 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 fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. One CRYPTOQUOTE 9-9 0 I Y .I K M CYQQBS BS T S I B I B H Y R S T. M K M 'J Q . PBHKTD BVO II)) Spctltl Tonlgltt Action pecl<ed sports highlights wllh NICk Charles and Jim Huber. (0:30) Jll!i!! U.S, Open Hlghllghta 100 Tr...,... ··<nl·~·ltltfThe !lpy Wllo Bugged Me (l) Late ShOw 1~:00 I]) lumt and Allan (!) llportaloak (R) (I) Nlghtllne Q a ' am 1m1121 (!) lportsCenlw (L) (I) WKRP In Cincinnati (J) Nlgftlllne E;1 PEANUTS R & M Custom Couch• and Reupholstery , St Rt . 7 , Crown City. Oh. 814-251, 1470, Eve. 614-4.48-3438. Open dally 9 to 4 ·30, Sat. 9 :30 to 1 :30 . Old & new Uphottered . (J) Series From Raleigh, Nonh Carolina (T) (I) MOVIE! Shell In AfriCa (RJ (1 :52) C!l Sign Off [!) Bollinger tntomltional Derby l!1l Moneyllne Current reports on world economics and financial news with Lou• 0obb8, (0:30) 100 Tales from tile Dottalde • ID Love Connection 1t :30 D <%! OJ Tonight Sllow Dump truek delivery ; coat , stone, nnd, gravel, fill and sawdust : Phone .304 - 875 - B7 a _ (!) All American Pulling spefl;d your 2919. 675·8850. Hay poolt, cilternt, wells Ph 614246-9286 W•ttenon 's Water Haulmg. reasonable rates, immediat• 2 ,000 gallon delivery. cisterna poolt, wall , etc. call 304-571: Pater to father her baby. (A) Profile of Michael Prnchard , BARNEY Retidential or commareiat wlr· ing. New aervice or repalrt. licensed etectriclen. Estimate free . Ridenour Eltetricat. 304675-1786 . 1979 Dodge 4x4 . Auto, Redone, or pert trade on n8W'er tmallet 4x4 tnu:k 114-742· a of Peter's, widowed, wants am 1111121 Electrical Paul Rupe, Jr. Water Service. Call 614·446 ·3171 . Pools, ci 1terna, wells. wrecker's ball as everyone evacuates. (A) 1;1 (I) Billy Graham Cruoade (I) (J) Hotel An old friend a former parole offtcer and & Refrigeration 85 Westphal! tries to stave off ~ Tho Power of Choice ' CARTER ' S PlUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614· 448 · 3888 or 614446-4477 379· 2726. 2372. the day's world news and in depth feature repons. (1 :00) 100 MOVIE ' Deja Vu iRI (1 :35) 11J (l) MOVIE: Croll of Iron IRJ (2:00) 8: t 5 [I) MOVIE: Dixie Dynomlta IF'GJ (1 :29) 8:30 I]) Loot Frontier To Save a Whale (I) Ill (J) Heod of the Closs 11's a wild, wacky wo~d of tun when Charlie's class makes a video.(R) 1:;1 · 9:00 I]) 700 Club D (%) 11!1 The Bronx Zoo A flu epidemic compounds BASEMENT WA T£11PROOFINO Uncondhlo'lel lif..kn• gue~an · tee loc:M ret•ence. furnishe-d FrN ..t lmatea. Catt collect 1-114· 237-0488 . day or nfght 82 l!ll Nlllonol Cleogrephlc am e1121 Home Improvements SWEEPER aM .. wing Maehil'la repair. parts. and tuppU• Pic:tl up and delhr•rv. 0Jvit Vacuu"t' Cltan•• . one half mil• up George~ Creak Rd C•ll 614· ~ Spacial Look at group of inspired individuals who restO<e Jlieces of the past. E;1 till Billy Clrahem ll1l Primenewo Wrap ups of ""-SS THE It/ORO TO THE" MEN TO READ'V THEIR WEAPO>.jS AIIJD CUT THE TALKING! J & J Water Service Swimming Duroc Boers . Bred just like the boars we tetted at the Ohio Testation that g•ined oveJ 2. 6 lbs. per dey. Roger S.ntlev. Sabina, OH . 513 ·5B4 ·2398 . i' ALLEYOOP' • 72 r i • S~rV I C I ~S 81 IIJ (l) M'A•S'H 7,30 D I]) (I) Newlywed Game (!) Schoteotlc Sporto America A Visit to Moscow {T) Ill (J) Judge Wheel of Fonune Q l!1l Croullre.(0:30) , till Jeopardy! 1:;1 100 Soap IIJ Cll WKRP In Clnclnnotl 8:00(1) TBA D I]) Highway to Hu,..n Dick Van Dyke guest stars as a homeless street pertO<mer . (A) C (!) Profeootoner Karate WKA Karata from Tutsa, Oklahoma (T) (I) Ill (J) Perfect Strengera Larry finally admits to Jennifer that he likes her. (A) _ . 1 and financial news with Lou ~ Ben1on ! NI VL A Y the entenatnment world ts anchored live from New York . (0:30) 100 Jefferaont g) (l) Too Clooe lor Comfort 7:00 I]) Remington Steele D <%! PM Mogezlne (!) SportaCenter (LJ (I) Entartolnrnenl Tonight llJ (J) People' a Court C!l l!ll MacNeil/ Lehrer NewoHour (1 :00) 1m Newo l!1l Moneyllne Current repons on world economics 1111121 Ii No matter what the problem Is, there is nothing that can make a person feel more prepared than a r~---::--::--:-:--:--:--:---,lsharp pencil and a - -. . C Dobbs. (0:30) till Wheel of Fonune 176·2903. '17 LTD . good body , new btakn. lots new parta. good shape, 304·875-li810 or l?a · 2381. '1 ~M~TIMEb I GE:T 1HI9 lt-IKLI~ YOU 00"-l'T ~~TJREl.Y TRUST M~ . BW.l OOT FOR DAY& 1 WHY 15/T :.0 Budget Tranamt11iona: uted rebuilt, all lypet . Guarantee 30 d-vs. Ca1h and Cerrv or inttat Cat1614· 379- 2220. H-FarmaU Tractor for ule. Call 814-949-2568. 1100 bushel a- lalt .,..,. ear corn, U .25 per buehet lutWt Her• ferd Farm. loMr Rtver Rd. After 1,00 PM, coli 814-251-8518. "The last o~e says: Never stand close enough to read this during a thunderstorm ." Auto Parta 1 I 11-5: -TIU~P.I...;N~IO:...:;,Dis:--lllr; l!1l ShowBiz Tcidav News ol Colt 114· 245·5040 64 814·448-2390. am 1111121 CBS Newo 2 I' I I C!l Nightly Buoln"o Report [!) Newton's Apille (0:30) the b• ALEET t----r.IJ:'--T.-1·~,..:,.--.jl (!) lnolde the PGA TOIIr (A) (I) Ill (J) ABC Newo !;J 814· 448-0988. Slamne kittens. 17 weeks old, 160.00 each. 304 -675-1319 . 2689 .. 875-8288 .,... 4'30. 2& " RCA·XL1 00 color solid state. Exeat cond. t1 00 Call 7191 . 1 r ~ n spo r lo lllln Pets for Sale Aeglttered Quarter Horae mare whh 1 I month old colt. 304- Used refrig., washer & dryer. Mollohan Furniture . Call 614446-7444. King Site Bookcase Weterbed, complete, *238. Mattr••· Wat ... bed •nd Furnl~u,. Warehouse, 98 Columbus Rd ., Athena, OhiO "5701 . 114- 593- 56 6799. 614-446-739a A 'lEAl'\ WHO HAVE ATTACK? 'f-A'I- & Accessories 18 Hand Black AQHA Gelding, Pinto Mere brad to Quarter Hor1e . Call after 5. 304·875- e•• AME~ICAN!ii Pontoon Boat· 50 Hfl' . Johnson, trailer t2750. Call 814-441404lafter 8 :00PM . 304· 773-5234. New wood 6 pc. living wood tuitea. $399 .95; ch81t of draw- I ;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..I,___________~ era. 4 drew8f- 848, 6 drawer· f' 159 96 , mattress & box springs· fulltize; 312 coil, t 1 49. 95 set; twin mattre11... 895 set. •• •eo.,.... "" THE WORKING MAN 'S FRIEND W~AT T~E MI~~ION·AND·A· HA\.F Boats and Motors for Sale 76 am 1111121 [!) Owl TV Q 100 Good Tlmeo IIJ ClJ One Dey 11 • Time 6:30 D I]) till NBC Nightly Newo CAPTAIN EASY IAMI EERTGR I C!l Dr. Who Daleks , Pan 4 THAT'!ii 2985. Ready mix concrete and all concrete supplies. Cell ut Valley Brook Cement and Supplies, ,, 578-2585. t)IM I .,. IOV·""' I (!) SportoLoolc {T) One 400 Kawaaeki motOJcycle tor ,.le or trade tor Coon Oog or something of equal value. 304· 75 <ll WOlD low to form four simple words 6:00 llJ Crazy Like 1 Fox Fox Hunt a S@\\~lA-l££tfS" 0 four Reorra'nge l•ttstrs of scrambled words EVE NINO a llJ rn 11!1 News ' ... - - - . , - - - _ , ; . Jdltod ~r CLAY I . POUAN -----~- .M.__...,W""E~D.,._,S~E,_,P_,_T_,_,.9!!..._J. 1 9B& Honda, Big Rid . thr• whatl. 304-67&-2118 b-'w.en 8 :00 and 2:00. Monday thru Friday. 7 / 16"x8"~16' PUULII \ 245-6121 . 2783. TIIAT DAILY Viewing DID IT! K•wnaki 200. 3 wheel.,., ..c cond, 1900. or belt oHer. 814-2.46-9401 evtnings. delivery. Meson sand. Oalllpolit Block Co.. 123'h Pint St., Gallipolis, Ohio Call 814-446- -.ne Daily Sentinei., ., .Page-11 ., Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Motorcycles 19B6 Yameha Enduro XT -350 . Law mlluge. Call 114-448· Registered Chow-Chow pupcan aher &:30 p.m .. Rooms for rent by week OJ Fu•niohod 28R., cobloovollablo, AC .. rhter view in Kanaugt. Foaterl MobMe Home Park. Cell 2 BR. treiler for rent Air cond. Call 814-379-2401 or 448· 53 Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over 1."000tirea .. aizes12.13, 14. 15, 16, 16.5 . 8 mil• out Rt. 218. Call 614-258-6261 . lynn St. New Haven, 304 -882 - movtd-mult Mil. lett offer. Call pi... ' Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Lltrry 54 Misc. Merchandise Concrete blocks allaizes yard or repo list. including woodbumll!lr. Owners 2 Earlv Am.,ican style love .... sofas far 11le. 110, for both. Call 814·912-2413 of1.. 5,oo p.m . Antique chine cabinet with round gle11 on sid ... cl1w fHt. Also 1nt1que IJI••ware. C.ll 814-949-3007 . Hometfrom *1 (U Delinquent taJI properly. 1971 Buddy Mobile Home 1•x66 w ith 10•32 addit•on 56 1971 Harltov Oevid.on Sportstar. t2400 . 814-912-3451 . Gov~ment e•pet:, appli"'ces. 28,000 BTU air c:onditiontf included. t7&00. Calll14· 2o16-6113 Pet• for Sale 61 Houaehold Goods 1983 XR · 500R · Ii~on- . t775 . 7871 . rep~ir) . Wednesday, September 9, 1987 .S J X M R C RVMO 0 MORAY I Y - IJAUS.JAY NKT IVEE.IAU Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WHO DOES NOT IN SOME · . SORT UVE FOR OTHERS, DOES NOT LIVE MUCH FOR HIMSELF. - MONTAIGNE �' ·J Super Lotto worth $18 million tonight Area deaths Mary White Athens resident Mary L. White, 87, a former resident of the Big Run area in Meigs County, east of Darwin on Route 681, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born April 4, 1900 near Success In Meigs Counly, she was a daughter of the late Charles and Eva Meek Stout and attended Licl( Skillet and Bethel Schools. Mrs. White and her iate husband, Clyde, operated White's Grocery In the 1950·60's at Big Run. She was a member of Bear Wallow Church of Christ, Blackburn Hill Church of Chris! in Athens , Hemlock Grove Grange and the Modern Woodmen. . Surviving are two daughters , Mrs. Charles (Evelyn) Jeffers of Athens and Mrs . Roger (Ma· · Seventeen fmed Seventeen defendants were fined In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Sey ler Tuesday night. They are Robert W. Riffle, Racine, $375 and costs, driving while Intoxicat ed; Debra Thomas, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, expired plates: Mark Almendln· ger, Columbus, $47 and costs, speeding; William Dingess, Mo· navllle, W. Va., $43 aod costs, ·stop sign violation; Wanda Gardner, Rutland, $50 and costs, speeding; Eslher DeMoss, Pomeroy, $45 and costs, speed· 'ing; Keith Black, Syracuse, $51 and costs, speeding; Lisa Clevenger, Williamstown, W. Va. , $54 and costs, speeding; James Hayes, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, traffic light violation, and$63 and costs, disorderly conduct; Cha· r les Landers, Middleport, $63 and cosls, stop light violat ion; ·s teve Hanning, Middleport, and Terry Deren berger, Pomeroy, $213 and costs, each, petty theft; $250 and cosls, each, breaking and entering and des !ruction of property; Kenneth King, Lead· ing Creek, Middleport, open contai ner, $88 and costs; Nancy King, Leading Cree~. Middle· por t, $63 and cos ts, no operator; s license; William Eakins, Pomeroy, resisting arrest, $313 and costs; $63 and costs , disorderly manner; Juanila Knox, Parkers· burg, W. Va., $325 and costs, driving while intoxicated; $63 and costs, stop light violation; $46 and costs, speeding; Ed Dill, Pomeroy, menacing threats, . $213 and costs. ' Forfeiting bonds were Shawn Gilmore.- Pomeroy, $325, driving while intoxicated, and $63, open container; Tracy Scholderer, Pomeroy, $43, speeding; Gerald Wildermuth, Po meroy, $45, speeding; Andrew Clements, no· address recorder, $113, con· trolled substance; Billy Lloyd, Letart, W. Va., $45, speeding; Mark Gard, Ga llipolis, $46, speeding; Debra BoWles, Cl ncin· nati, $44, speeding; Charles Whaley, Shade, $46, speeding; Juanita French , Middleport, $43, assured clear distance; Donald Vaughan, Pomeroy , $52, speed· lng; Ronald Collins, Rutland, $46, speeding; Roger Hoschar , Pomeroy, $213, ass aull; Jamie Wolfe, Racine, $63-, traffic light vio lation; Michael Bennetl, Gal· llpolis, $63, expired plates. rllyn) Banks of Melbourne, Fla.; three sons, Edward While of Searcy, Ark., Earl White of Columbus and Marvin White of Athens; two sisters, Mrs. Carl (Lula Belle) Dugan of DeLeon Springs, Fla. and Mrs. Atha (Perle) Shreve of Cincinnati; 14 grandchildren and- 19 great grandchil.dren. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one daughter, Lula Mae; one son, Wayne Leo; two sisters, · Florence Gillilan and Nora Lake; and four brothers , Merle, Clyde, Floyd and Earl Stout. Services 'will be Friday, 11 a.m., at J ager's and Sons Fun· era! Home. 24 Morris Ave: .. Athens. Rev. Joe Hoskins will officiate. Burial will be In' Cherry Ridge Cemetery in Meigs County. Friends may call at the -funeral home on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Weather South Central Ohio Partly cloudy today , with htghs belween 80 and 85. Partly.cJoudy tonlghl, with a low In the upper 50s. Parliy cloudy Thursday, with highs near 80. The probability of preclpita· tton is near zero through • Thursday : Winds wJU be from the norlhW· est at less than 10 mph today and light and variable tonight. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday . Fair through the period, with highs mainly In the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. CLEVELAND (UPI ) -Ohio's Super Lotto jackpot could soar toward a record $30 million for Saturday's drawing if there is no winner of tonight's Sl8 million prize, lottery officials said Tuesday. There was no winner of the top prize in Ohio's richest lottery game Saturday for the fourt)l consecutive drawing. Seek divorces Henry T. Carsey, Middleport, and Betty J . Carsey, Pomeroy ; Leah Lynn Spurlock, Long Bot· tom, and Charles Lanzo Spur· lock, Long Bottom; Teresa Lynn Jordan, Pomeroy, and Ri cky Lee Jordan, Pomeroy, have filed fo r dissolutions of marriage In Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Court. Divorce actions have been filed by J ack Eugene Morris, Pome· roy, against Clara Mae Morris, Pomeroy; Klttle L. Harmon, Portland, against William Har· mon, Portland; Teresa Collins. Long Bottom, against Larry Collins, Long Bottom. Anna Norman, Pomeroy, and Daniel Norman , Pomeroy, have filed for a dissolution of marriage In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Gra111ed divorces ·were Bonnie J. Bennett from Samuel J . Bennett, and Reta 0 . Bobo from John Bobo . Daily stock prices . (As ol10:30 a.m,) Provided by Bryce and M!U'k Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am Electric Power .... .. ....... 26'4 AT&T .. ... ............................ 32% Ashland Oil ........................ 65'4 Bob Evans Farms .............. 23¥. Charming Shoppes ..... .. ....... 28'4 Federal Mogui .. ............ ,.. .. .4S'4 Goodyear T&R ...... ...... .. .... ,671', Heck's Inc......................... .. 4% Lands' End .............. .. ........ .25* Limited Inc................. .. .... .40¥, Multimedia Inc . .................. 68¥, Rax Reslaurants .. ................ 4% Robbins & Myers .. .... .. ..... .. .10¥, Shoney's Inc . ................ .....,30'4 Wendy's loll. ... .... .. .... ......... 10\i. Worthington Ind .. .. ............. ~ 23% DANCE FOR JOY NEW SUMMER TIMES STARTS SEPT. 14th CARLETON SCHOOL, SYRACUSE, OH. MON .. & WED . 7 :00 P.M .-8 :00P.M. TUES . & THURS . 5:00 P.M .-6 :00P.M. 10 WEEK SESSION, 20 CLASSES- S4200 JOY KING, INSTRU(TOR For Information Call 94J2-3794 ' ---Announcements-.......Hymn sing Church picnic , . Heath Methodist Church Is . · Hazel Church ~~ Portland Is h'\vlng a picnic at Dave DUes ~ av ing a hymn sing Saturday, Park on Sunday at 5 p.m . A 7:30 p.m. , featurlng .the group musical program and hymn sing Old Timers. Everyone welcome. will follow Ihe picnic at 6:30p.m. The public is inv ited to attend the hymn sing. Bring law n chairs. Veterans Memorial Tuesday Admissions - Paul Issued licences Pomeroy; Mary White, Marriage licenses have been Michael, Racine; Rose Brown, Racine; issued in Meigs County Probate Victoria Lehew, Chillicothe. Co url lo Rydel T. VanDyke, 26. Tuesday Discharges)'a Irick Kansas City, Kansas , a nd Mahaffey,. Charles Re!tmlre, Brenda Lee Ballard, 24, Long Bottom; Phillip Ray Laudermlll, Helen Augusline. 21, Racine, and Melissa Ann Squad hal! two calls , Snyder, 23, Pomeroy . A marriage license has been Meigs County Emergency . issued In Meigs County "Probale Medical Services repo{ts two Court to Todd Marsha ll McMa· calls Tuesday; Middleport at nis, 18, Bremen , a nd Kr-Istina 6:47a .m . to Lincoln Heights for Les lelgh Sexton, 17, Ga llipolis. Elza Gilmore who was lfeated but not lransported; Tuppers Correction Plains at 10: 36 a.m. to Eagle A hal f-brother who survives Ridge for Mary White to Vete· Jarel (cq) Marlin, Pomeroy, rans Memorial Hospital. who died Sunday a t Veterans Memor ial Hospital js Ralph Marlin of Beavo;or inslead of Rober! Martin . • • to VISlt Meigs Hospital news GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TVs GAS & ELEC. RANGES COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd An., GC!IIipolis . PH. 441l·1699 HOUIIS: I A.M.·. I'~. Ohio Lottery Trimble Daily Number 090 Pick 4 3145 Super Lotto 11-16-24-34-3943 Page3 enttne Vol.37, No.16 · CoPVrighted 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Thursday. September 10, 1987 By MICHAEL O'MALLEY United Press hiternatknial T h e superlntenden l of Youngslown public schools has canceled classes lor lhe district' s 15.000 studenl s until striking teachers .return to classrooms . Youngsiown teachers walked off their jobs Wednesday a!ler negofiatlons broke off between the 1,043-member Youngstown Education Associ · at!on and Ihe school district. And slrikes conllnued In North Ridgeville, Lorain County, a nd the Berkshire school districl In Geauga County , jointly affecli ng 6,000 studenl s. Negotiators In a ll three dis tricts met wilh federal medi ators Wednesday : For more tha n two hours Wednesday iederal medialor David Thorley met with union and sc hool administration of!l ciais in Youngslown, .• . bul district spokesman Chuck Zlilo said officials would not "characterize" the meeting. Thorley 'was expecled to sel anolher meellng. · Youngstown leachers are seeking raises of abo ul 5 percent in a two-year contract, but school admlnlslra tors are asking for a pay freeze for lhe next three years. wll h the possibility of a raise if the dlslricl's financial stat us Improved. Studenls have been a ttending classes since ,Sept. 1 and sc hools were open Wednesd ay, the first . day of the Slrlke. bul Superinte ndent Ema nuel Ca tsoules said he would close all sc hools loda y and keep them closed until the labor dis pule Is settled. Only about 16 percent of the studen ts showed up for classes the first day of the strike, school offi cials said. " It's a shame we ha ve togo to tbese meas uresto • finalize what the points will be. but that's the way it' s been as long as I've been in teaching," said John Murphy, a South High School teacher who has taught in the Youngstown public schools since 1960. "These strikes are always settled. Why couldn't it have been done last week instead of lhis week?" · Substitute teachers wer e rep lacing 81 regular teac hers in the Berkshire school syslem where a slrike since Sept. 2 over salaries, fringe benefits and working condilions has affected 1.700 students. In North Rid geville a strike by mos t of the system's 243 teachers a ffected a fifth school· day Wednesday, bul a fed eral medialor ca lled a meeting for the first time since Aug. 31. The district has about 4,300 studenl s. The dispule is over salaries, teacher evaluations and Professional quality 2-speed drill. One hour charge. Includes chuck key , Phillips bits, carry case, banery and charger. /160 12HDW . Grid-Backed Air Filters SPECIAL PRICE 5.,0 I Polyurethane Brings long-tasting beauty to 11oors.lurniture , trilll and counter tops. For finished or unfinished wood. Satin or gloss finish. 1-qt. fl301 0-060,3000-060 ...... each $A99 SPECIAL PRICE . . case ol12 Receptacle Single pole A.C. switch. 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Teachers in the Nordo nia Hills district in Summit Cou nty voled Wednesday to ratify a lenlativ~ agreement , ending Ihe !~/real of a strike that had been sel for Sept. 14. The board of education also approved the contract. The one-year contract calls for a 1.48 percenl salary increase. Ohio Education Association spokesman Ma· rliyn Cross' said teachers in 28 school di strlcls are without conlracts, but Ihat figure ·is down from abo ut 40 a week ago. Court says news media.has adequate remedy for senrice • TyloEntry Lockset %"Cordless Drill Kit 2 Sections 14 Pages 25 Cents A ~ultimedia Inc. Newspaper Youngstown superintendent cancels classes CO!J f t . 7h.a.Kita. . Cloudy toplght. Low between 60 and 65. Cloudy Friday. Chance of showers. Highs between 80 and 85. • COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI! Th e Ohio Supreme Court has held !hat the news media has ade· quate remedy in state law to gain access to informallon a nd does nol need to use ihe qu icker legal man euver of a mandam us in Issued certificates Five defendanls were fined $425 and costs and given lhree day jail se ntences on charges of driving while intoxica ted when they appeared in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night . They are Ronnie Dugan, Ru· · tland; Harvey G. Whitlatch, Pomeroy; Terry Rowley, Rutland, also fined $10 and cosls on a charge of sq uealing tires; Russell Fitzpatrick, Rutland, also fi ned $50 and cos ts on a charge of not having an opera· tor's license, and Alexean'na A. Avery, Middlepo rt. Others fin ed included Wayne Wl'lllams, Middleport, $50 and casts on each of three disorderly ·f!lanner charges; Calvin Lee, Middleport, and Duke Little, ·Middleport, $25 and costs each on ·disorderly manner charges.' Forfeiting bonds In the court were Clarence Tucker, Gallipolis, $46, ,an\1 Mlchael A. Thomas, Coolville, $40, both posted on speedi ng charges . Wednesday, September 9, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 12-The Daily Sentinel FIRST SWEDISH prim• mtlllster to visit the United stales In 2& years Is lnt!Var Carlsloon, shown 'here with President Reasan In the Oval Ofll<e Wednesay. ( UPI) The high court, in anoth er decision, held th at an insurance company has no obligalion to defend a policyholder agalnsl a iawsult-wr an intentional tort , wl!lch Is a legal wrong commit· ted deliberately by a co mp any against an employee. In a 4·3 decision In the Fostoria case, the cour t sa id a 1985 amendmenl to Ihe pubilc .records law provides an adequate lega l remedy in the form of a civil suil to co mpel compliance, plus recovery of $1,000 in damages and allorney fees for eac h violation . The Fostoria Daily Review Development Inc. In a la ndm ark case affecting workers.' compensation and tort law, VIP was sued by two employees who we.re injured when the boom of an eKcavator they were operating came in contact with a high lenslon line. The employees, John R. Jones and Douglas Pridemore, con· tended (hey were fo rced to dig al Justice Andrew Douglas , one th e site despite the obvious of lhe dissenting justices, said dangers of an electrical wire. Their lawsuit. decided by the disallowing the mandamus ac· tlon "sets a very bad , serious and Supreme Cour t in 1984, permitted frightening policy... " He said the employees to sue lor damages news media does not have time to from an Intentional tori while pursue redress through ordinary conti nuing to collect workers' legal channels because its In for· compensalion benefits. It a lso eslabllshed ·the' deflni· mation "will be rendered slale, lion of an lnlent!onai tori as a eve n uSele,ss .. . " " If 'freedom of the press ' willful attempl to Injure an means anything, it means the employee or. a n act conducted righl a nd the abilll y to gather the "wilh the belief !hat Injury is news as well as to print lhe substantially cer tain lo occur." In upholding Cincinnati Insu· news," Douglas wrol e. ranee's refusal to defend VIP in In a 5-2 decision, the high court the case, lhe high courl said the reversed the Buller Coun ty Court VIP insurance policy did nol of Appea ls r uling in the 1980 case cover bodily injuries which were involving Ci ncinnati Insurance Co. and it s poilcy~old er, VIP expected or intended. as ked for a mandamus in Seneca Count y Courl of ~ppea\s for prompt access to the records of !he proceedings of lhe Fostoria Hospital Association, a public body. The county court denied the mandamus lasl December, hold· lng the law provided another remedy. Census bureau reveals young adults staying single longer WASHINGTON (UP ! ) - To· day 's young aduil s take far. longer to get married !han their brothers a nd sis ters did In 1he 1970s, but they a lso appear less Interested In living a lone, the Census Bureau repor1s. The burea u Issued statlslics Wednesday showing th ai among American men aged 20 lo 24 , the pe rcenlage nev er ma r ried Jumped from 55 percent In 1970 to 78 percent this yea r . For women In !hal age group, 36 percen't In 1970 had never been married while 61 percent claim the same SlaiUS ]It 1987. However , It said, " The vast Increase In households in th e majority ... eventually are likely 1970s. · Between March 1985 and 10 marry." Those figures mighllead one to March 1986, the number of people lh ink !here would be more single living alone fell by an estimaled households these days. But In 50,000 to total 21.13 million, th e fa ct. the number of people living bureau said. 11 was only the alone accounted for far less second suc h drop recorded since growlh In the number of house· 1950. holds Ihan !hey did the previous Steve Rawlings, a Cens us Bureau demographer who decade. Siogles living alone provided 33 helped prepare the repor t, said percent of the 8.7 mil lion in· those numbers fell In pari be· crease in households between cause there are fewer young 1980 and March 1987, the bureau people loday than in the 1970s , said. The same group generated when the "baby boom" genera· a larger 43 percent of the Uon was leaving home. People in Iheir late 20s s howed a s lmliar I rend. The percen tage of never-mar ried men age25 to 29 grew from 19 percent in 1970 to 42 percent In 1987, whlie for women 11 rose from 11 percent In 1970 to 29 percent In 1987. "Even a mong those aged 30 to 34, Ihe ' proportion of never· marrieds Increas ed slgnlfl· cantiy," the burea u said. "The percentage that remains single lhroughout their lifetime is likely lo be higher tha n in the past In view of the Increases In nevermarrieds among Ieday's young adu ils." "Bul !Ji addition to thai , !here 's also some evidence thaJ young adult s who might have chosen lo live alone, say, 10 years ago, really can't afford to do that given taday's cost of living," Rawlings said . "They're opting to cilher stay In the parenta l borne longer or live with a lbers aft er college." Singles Uvin g alone mad e up 23.6 percenl of the natlon ',s 89.48 million households as of March . About 51.54 million were led by married couples for 57.6 percen t of the totaL Families led only by females made up another 10.45 million homes, 11.7 percenl of Ihe total, while 2.5 miUion family households, 2.8 percenl of the. totai. were led only by a man. The other 3.86 million households cons is ted of homes lived in by more than one person who were not related to each other. The survey a lso found the lypicai American household had 2.66 p eopl ~ In March, down from 2. 76 In 1980 a nd 3.14 in 1970. Families averaged 3.19 people in 1987 compared with 3.29 In 1980 and 3.58 in 1970. Pope John Paul II eilroute to U. S•.for ·nine-city tour VATICAN CITY !UP!) - Pope John Paui II and his 113· member entourage left for the United Stales today on a nine- city tour thai church officials hope will rekindle the faith of increasingly restive American Cal holies . The pontiff's red, green and silver Alltalia jumbo jet was due al Miami lnlernatlonal Airport at 2 p.m . EDT. President and Mrs. Reagan planned to greel him there, and the president schedu.led a private meeting with the pope later In the day. ·The pOntiff' s first major public appearance on the tour will be a three-mile evening motorcade along Biscayne · Boulevard through downtown Miami. After the reception at the airport, where the tarmac is simmering under record temper· atures In the 90s, the pope was to go In a closed limousine to St. Mary's Cathedral tor another official welcome, th en to St. Martha's Church tor the first o! this tour's important ecc\esiastl· cal meetings, a session with 750 -~ - -~ - \ j.. - -- ~ -· -- ' - -· _.... - look forward to expressing per· sonally to them my senlimenlsof friendship for the whoio;o nation. May God bless all the people of America." He said it gave him " great joy to undertake Ibis visit during the celebration of the bicentennial of the American Constitution. " "In particular, I look forward to being with the Catholic community so thai we may celebrate together our unity In Jesus Christ a nd In his c~urch ," the pontiff said. "I desire to pray with Ihem, to listen to them and to speak to them. I also look forward to meeting many other Christian and non-Christian brothers and sisters throughout America." The Vatican Issued a tough statement Friday saying Amerl· can Catholics cannot have a " pick-and-choose" church, accepting some teachings and disregarding others, such as bans on artificial birth control, abortion, women priests, married priests and the practice of homosexuality. U.S. pries ts. , Although the oulward signs of lhe po!'llff's second tour of the United States were expected to be t horou g~ly orchestraled and familiar, there was a deep undercurrenl of concern over the slate of the church in America, especially In the (lecllning number of priests and nuns and the soa r ing rate of disregard for many basic Cat holic doclrlnes. " Nobody expects that the trip Is going to settle every dispute and solve. every problem, " the Most Rev. John L. May, archbl· shop of St. Louis and chief of the National Conference of Cat holic Bishops, said Wednesday. "I certainly don 't. . "But the Holy Father's visit has already served as a catalyst for ... a remarkable process In which ' many of the 53 million Catholics In this country are dusting cobwebs off their Ca· thollc Identity and renewing their rellgous commitment," he said. At John Paul's weekly general audience Wednesday, he said, "l - ..- ··- ~-- - -. - POPE TO VISfr U.S.- Pope John Paulll was due 1d Miami International Alrportal2 p.m. today .. ·- - to begin a 11lne-clty tour of the United Stales. (UP I) .· - - .- --.- " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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