https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f8643247b30bcab31333532dad67d7bb.pdf 4806d98f083bc964926b5099804ea4cc PDF Text Text Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, September 16. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 9-16-$7 • et"gs··· - - - - - - -- ,...._.-Local briefs--.. M ('onlillUf'd from pa gP] ! Squads report five calLs Me igs County E m ergency Medical Ser"iccs repor ts five ca l h Monday: Rutla nd a t 5:30a.m. to Me igs Mine No.2 for Ken neth Briggs to O 'Bleness Me m oria l Hospit al: Mi cldlcpor t a t 10: ~9 a .m . to Dr. Conde' s offi ce for Homer Co le io St. .J oseph 's Hos pital: Po m eroy a t 5: 35 p.m . tra ns ported Bill Ha )cs from" motorcycle ac cident at the Route 7·33 ove rpa ss : Tuppers P laJ.ns at 6: 53 p.m. tra nspo rt ed J eff Pa r ker to Camde n-Clark Memoria l Hos p ita l; Racine at 7: 55 p.m. to So.u t hern Hig h School lor Becky Evans to Holzer Medical Ce nte r . Notice of appeal filed A notice of appeal has been filed in Me ig s Coun ty Co m m on P leas Cou r t in the cas e of Thomas R. Tho rnton. Gallipolis .· vers us Qu a ker State Oil Rifining Corp .. Oil Cit y. Pa .. a nd Jam es L. May fie ld , ad ministrator of the Burea u of Worke r s ' Com pensa t ion . Columbus. Shaw m u t Mor tgage Corp.. Miami s burg. has fi led a for ec los ure act ion aga inst Robert L. Sawyer s Jr .. Mas on . W.Va .. Resa J . Sawyers . Rac ine. a nd Cit y Loa n Sa1·ings C'o . . Pom eroy. Syracuse man. hurt .in mishap A Syracuse m a n was injured in a m otorcycle a.cc id ent Monday , at 5: 30 p. m ... in Salis bury Tow ns hip on U.S . :\3, acco rd ing io the Ga llla· Melgs P ost of the State Hig hway Pat ror: Wi lliam R . Hayes, ·37. was r iding nort h w he n he hit a traffic cone in a co n st ru~t io n a r ea a nd lost cont rol. He went dow n on the pavem e nt and s lid to a s top. Th e. Meigs E MS tr a ns ported him to Vete ran s Memori a l Hos pit al. whe r e he was treated a nd released . Ohio liquor store officials offered early retirement By LEE wi l h up1 unw d nu i!s has bPf' n pu l nl· ~ r thr \\·tr<'s !-.0 lh a r ofHrr r s will hf' in j u t c•d \\·hr n 1h(1.\. L ll l PPo plr arC' rart'ly pn rou nf pn ·d in 1 thP fi 0lds. 1\ lc in Hnd Sn~d <.' l' -: a ~· . pro tJa bJ,, · b rc au ~C' ltw~- ca n hC'ar lhl' a pproac h Of \ "f'hicli"'S i ll lh f' ncn uncommnn when t hf' moveme nt is underwa y. This yca•·'s p rogr am is cons i· ~o m er imC's Ohio Lottery Daily Number 706 • cl fl r cd to ha v £1 been qu i te succes.s- fu l - a nJJ Me igs C'punt y "green". ~W n f'ra lh · isola t l'd i ll'l 'Hs . ' r<'portcdl y high in ma rijua na Kl e in. S n ~ · clt • r u nd ot hl' l' ol'li· qua lit,·. is going to tx> just a lit tle more d i!ficu II to co me by r i:Jls wo rk, lon.c. hOlH·s i n t hP m ar i ju a na ~ C'i z u rn p r f)~r ;.~ m - 12 tha nks to Sher itr F r a nk's Depa rt · hou r s a da\ is comm.on und m en I a nd the RC'J. Pirk 4 9674 t R co nsPculi\' f' h nu r ~ --------·Announcements_;_..___ Meetin g tonight Me igs Alhlc tic Boosters will -m ee t a t 7:30 p.m. tonight tTues· d ay l a t the hig h school. All membe rs are u rge d to at te nd . Wee kend m eeting Spec ia l ser vices will b<' he ld t his weeken d at Red Brus h Churc h of Chri s t on Ba s ho n Roa d . Serv ices will be at 7 p.m . on Frid ay a nd Sa turda y eve n· ings. ~ : JO a .m . a pd 6 p.m . on Sunday. C uy Mallory of Winte r C a rden, F la . will be the s pea ker . E veryo ne we lcome. All d a.v services Harr isonvill e · Holiness Clwpe l will be holding al l da y services on Sa tu rday s tartin g a t 10 a. m . Rev. Higgenbot ham wi ll be spPa ki ng . Noon mea l w ill •be a t tllC Ha rri so nville fi re house. Ba p· tis m al serv ice will be a t· 2:30 a t lh<' Middl eport levee. Rev. Dav id F errel l. pa stor, invit es tile public. LEONARD Vin yl Pt·ofiles, of Bo'!i·d m an lor UPI Statehouse Reporte r re novat in g a lea s ed j'aci lil y to COLUMBUS. Ohio tUP II m ake Vinyl window fr ames , Genealogk al ~ ode t y State liquor store employees wil l c rea ting rhr ee-doze n jobs over Me igs Count y Grncalog ica l sooQ tx> offe red a c hance to ta ke three yea r s . e arly retirement to cut t he The other $900 ,000 loan wen t to payroll because liquor sales have Sovere ig n Circuits . Inc .. Yo ung- Lottery numbers d ropped off. stown, for purchas ing m a chine ry Mon· CLEVE LAN D I UP I I The s ta te Controll ing Boa rd a nd equip m ent in m a kin g el ec· Loi d ay's wi n ning Ohio ter,\' a uthor ized the Ohio De pa rtme nt tronic ci r c uit s for rPsearch and number s: of Liqu or Cont rol M o nd a~· to dev elopm e ni. That vent ure Is Da'lly !';umber s pend $3. 1 m illion on the early ex pected to produ ce 69 jobs . 077. retirem e nt pla n to avo id layoffs Th e Ohio De pa r tment of Devcl· Ti c ket sa les lo la led $1 ,185. ~56. which co uld othe rwise have o pmen t s a id an add it io nal wil h a payoff du p $31i7,:.:i2. begun as ea r ly as Novembe r . $825.000 fo r the proje ct is be ing PIC K -4 Jos h Cox, ass ista nt chief of furnis hed by Mid-Amer ica n Re· 1)9 ] ]. legal a nd legislat ive affa irs lor sea r Ch Co rp .. a Youngs tow n P ICK:4 ti c kf' l s" Ies tota lrd the de par tme nt, told the boa rd a ve nture ca pita l firm. $184.:i80. wi th a pa yo ff ctu r of decline in liqu or sales has left The liq uot co ntro llin g board $SJ.62l. many sta l e liq uor s to r es a lso au thorized a $o0,000 gran t P!C J< -4 )l s t raig ht be t pays oversta ffed . lor the departm e nt to g ive to Oh io $.1,82~ . PJ('!( ..1 $1 box bPI pd)'S By imple me nti ng an ear ly Un iversit y for a r esearc h p rojec t ret irem e nt pla n lor so me em· wh ic h could has te n the de,·rlop· $319. ployees, Cox sa id. the s ta te co uld men ! of p romisi ng drugs lo save $1. 8 m illion in personn el com bat acq uired im m u ne de li· cos ts in fi sca l 1989 and a void cienry synd rome. · (As of !0:30 a. m. ) inev itable layoffs . Cox sa id he Th e pr oj ec t, to be co nducted in did not know how m a ny layoffs Prov id ed by conjunct ion with D iagnos tic Hy· Bryct• and Mark Smith m ight be necessary. b r ids , In c .. Ath ens . will e m ploy . of Blunt E llis & Locwi Sta te Re p. R obert E . Netzley , s pecial gene tic probes to dev elop RLaur a. a m e m ber of the boa rd. . co mmercia l tes ti ng k its to more ques tioned the ear ly retire m e nt Firm Pri c•• p romptly id e ntify useful AIDS tactic a nd it s cost. .. . Am E lec l ric Power. ............. .. ~1 d r ugs. 11< AT &T ............................... >2 . The boa rd a lso a pproved : " Why don ' t you just lay the m As hla nd Oil .. .. . ................ . 67 T, -A $4 m illion co nt ract wi th off like they do in private edu ca tiona l telev is io n corpora- Bo b Eva ns F ar ms ................. 20 indu stry? " NPtzley as ked . " It t ions lor tra ns mi ssio ns to Ohio Cha r ming Sha rpes .............. 26'., seems to m e you' r e jus t trying to Fede ral Mogu l. ................... 4> .. , s c hools . pro tect a nd give th ese peo pl e - Purc hase of 48 sc hool buses Good yea r T&R ......... : ........ .7H , m ore money when it may not be in 20 sc hpol d is tric ts lor $1.1 8 Hec k's In c ... .............. ... ..·..... necessary ." La nds' End ................ .' ........ 29 :~'1 million. Ma ry _ Ann Or lins ki. deputy Li mit ed Inc .............. .... ..... .401,'1. $250 million a s the s tale 's d irector of the depa rtme nt. s aid Mu ltimC'dla In c ...................... 72 s hare of the Septe m ber sc hoo l it would be bet te r to es ta bl is h the Rax Res ta ura n ts ...... .......... .. 4\', founda ti on· paym e nt. ea rly re tire me n t pl a n ra the r Ro bbin s & Mye r s ... ............ 1n:!.1 tha n waitin g un til it is too late. Shoney 's [n c ..................... 29 1, She said to wait mi ght c r eate a Lkense issued Wendy's 1nil ......... ... ... ........ liP;, "s ubstan tia l hards hip on som e of Wort hing! on Ind ...... ............ 2•1!'1 our e mployees ." A ma rr iage licPnse has bC'cn The boa rd a uthorized low - is s u<'d in MPigs Coun ty P r o ba te interes t s la te loa ns tota ling m ore Court to Earie Lee Wood. 36, tha n $1 millio n to a pai r o.f P o meroy, a nd F rances Lu c ill e compa nies in the Ma honing Hunt . 30, Chester Vet erans Me morial Valley . Mo nd a y Admissions - Joa n On e loa n of $250,000 wen t to Hoffm a n , Middlcporl. Seeks d ivorres Mo nday Disc ha rges - Sa r a Cheri Lyn n Waw ro. P om C'roy. Smi th . Held.i Gor by , Rose Brow n. has fi led for a divo rce in Me igs Mary Li tt le, P au l Mi c hael. Cloyd Cou nh · Commo n P leas Court Robe rt Brother lo n. Ca the r ine !Continued from page 11 ya rds of each oth er as mine· from ·Ri c hard E . Wawro. Or· Althause . Gregory Ty re. Be ha Lawson. s weeping hel icopt ers c lea red c ha rd P a rk. N .Y. their path a nd ot he r helico pt ers r-----------------,---....,.--.-,-- -- --l flew protective cover. Alsb Monda y, Iraq clai m ed it'l " repulsed a nd d esl royed" a r egime nt of Ira nia n soldiers backed by ta nks tha t a llac ked Iraq i posit ion s unde r 'cover of mort ar a nd heavy l.rti lle r y fire, the ir aq i News Agnecy INA sai d. Th e commu ni que also cla imed 17 long-range missi les c r as hed into res ide ntia l a r eas of the beleaguered southe rn port of Bas ra Sunda y . In the m eetin g with Pe rez de. Cuella r . Huss ein a nd F ore ign Minis te r Ta req . Aziz outlined Iraq 's posi tion, s a yi ng the U. N. Resolution 598 a pproved by the Security Council July 20 should be Imple m e nted " in form a nd in s pirit ." "The Security Counc il s hould adhe re to its pledges a nd go ahead in a ccord with inte rna· tiona! law a nd t.he U.N. char ter In apply in g sa nc ti ons a gainst Iran ," the Iraq i News Agency INA quoted Hu sse in as sayi ng. "Any at te m pt to manipulate the substa nce of t he r esolution Is an a t tempt to blow up the resolution to p rolong the wa r and continue the po licy of aggression a gains t I r aq a nd the s tates of the region." he said . The U.N. c hie f a rrived in Baghdad from Te hr an '{Sunday alter two d ays of talks that evide ntly faile d to persuad e I ran to accept the U.N. resolution. Iranian offiCials said they would only consider · the ceas e- fire If Baghdad was punished as the aggressor In the conflict. or ' Tigers, Blue Jays • remain tied ·Page 3 a r e ncc0ssur y to nail dow n a s iiuat ion. Se\:e n day weeks a re Daily stock prices •• Soc ie ty will meet Su nday. 2 p.m .. at the Ml'igs Cou nty Mu seu m . The progra m wHI be "what you accomplis hed genea logy-wise during the summe r ." Ea s NOW FRONTS : WI Warm " F'ire deparlm<•nt Rulla nd F ire De pa r tm e nt Au x· iliary will m eet Wed nesda .v . 7<)0 p.m .. al thr lire house. Cold South Ctmtra l Ohio lncrras ing c loudi nes s todl)'. with hig hs in IIJC mid 80s. CIQucly tonight and Wednesday , wit h a Th e probu bil il y of p rec ipit alio n Is 20 pe r cent today a nd ;ll) perce nt tonig ht and W<•dn csday . Winds wi ll b<' fr o m the so uth a t !han HI mp h t od ay tnul Ext r ud ed t'o rc<·:~>; t 1'hursda,l ' through Saturd a.l ' A c hance o t showers Thursda v a nd F rid ay , w it h partl y cl ou d~ ski ('!-. Snt urdti}; H ig hs will r an gr fr om the m id 70s in the nor! hern rebell iou' bro lh cr a ncl sis ter who qui! thC' c it y to hea d for ·a .minin g in Ausl ra l io.'s LEGAL NOTICE The Public U~llltles Com· miss ion of Ohio ·has set for public he&rlnfl No . 87· 102-F.L-EFC, to r eview the fu el procure· ment practices and pollolee of Columbuo &nd Souther n Ohio Electric Company , the operation of Its Electric Fuel Com· ponent, and relat.ed mat· tero. Thlo hearing Ia scheduled to begin at 10:00 a .m . on September 21 , 1987 at the o rctcee or the Pub llc Utllitles Com· mlseton, 180 E..,t Broad Stroet , Columbuo, Ohio c.ae . . c lasses til the Me igs Lo cal Sc hoo l Dis tr ict If It Is d eterrn ined tha t the homes a r e In that dis trict. If they c.ontlnue to a tt e nd Ea ster n Local Distric t Sc hoo ls, then the boa rd of e ducallon of tha t d is tr ict mu st levy t ui tion c harges . Sup t. Morri s sa id. Meigs Loca l tuit io n lor the new school year wa s a nnounced at $846.24, up from 1986-87. Treas urer Ja ne Fry said last nig ht a nd seven t uition s tude nt s wer e a pproved to a ttend Me igs Loca l Sc hoo ls . The board acce pted the res ig nations of Robe r ta H' Wilso n a nd Fer n G r imm as s ubst itute te ache r s a nd a dd ed to the s ubstitute teac her s li s t wer e Ber nade t te H. Anderson, Va lerie D. Blac k . Karen F a ce m yer. Va lerie J . Ha nsl lne , Sh ir ley Sali s bu ry a nd Ca r o l E . Ha r e. Stude nt -paren t handbooks lo r the ne w school year were a pproved for B ra dbu ry • Ha r r isonville, Middleport . Po m e roy, Ru tla nd , Sa le m Ce nt er a nd Sa lisbury E le m e nt ary Sc hools . The boa rd a pproved a req uest .fro m Lori 'K linger , Me igs Hi g h band d irec tor . lor assista nce <UJ In terested ou tba ck . par tloe t her ln! ormatton may be obtained by cont.actlng t he Co mml88lon . \ THE PUBLIC UTI'LITD!lB COMMJBSION OF OHIO By : · N&ncy L. Wolpe, Secretary · FORD ) 4·'' ••• • a lot. This " all egedly" unusual find was ma'd e on Uncoln IIIII In Pomeroy. · A POSSffiLE BUCKEYE BONANZA - Some people say they'vr seen three, and even lour , huck e yes In one pod. But fiv e In one pod 8c ems like . .• 2 Sections 14 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Ne w spaper . time as pe r sonal days . The res igna tion of Ric k Ash as varsi ty volleyball co.a ch effective immediat ely was ac ce pted a nd P a m Miller was e mployed In the position. Harold G ra ha m was given .s upplem enta l co ntract to teach driver educa tion clas ses at the high schoo l a t th e r a te of $10 per hou r for eac h 36 hou r course tau ght and Shery l Ci bbs . Shirl e y Smith a nd June Lam bert were e m ployed a s dr iver educa tion a ides at $6.50 per hour lor eac h hour of behind the wheel ins tru c tio n. Clair E . Swa n was g iven m edical leave fr om Sep t . l to J an . a 1, 1988. Law rence Cua was acce pted as a forPign excha nge s tude nt a t the high sc hool, tui tion 'fr~ . a nd a field 1r ip. Sept . 29·30. for off ices of Me igs Hi gh Schoool VICA was approved . Attending the m eeting wer e Supt . Morris: Ass t. Supt . J a m es Car pent er: Treas urer J a ne F ry, and boar d m e mbers . Larry Powell. Di c k Vaugha n , Larry Rupe, Bob Barton and Bob Snowd en. The ·Initi al contrac t be twee n living inc rease of tw o percent the Me igs Co un ty Board of ove r a live year per iod , starting M e n tal Retar dation · from the las t ra ises in 1985. Th e Developmental Disabilities a nd new sa la r y sc hedule applies to a ll the Carleton Sc hoo l-Me igs Indu selig ibl e b arg ainin g un it tr ies Edu cat ion Associa tion tCSme mbers , both profess ional a nd MIEA 1 has been a pproved . non-pr o fess iona l e mplo yees. Lee Wede m eye r . Carle ton Wedem eyer sa id , a nd the act ua l Sc hool-Meigs Indu stries s uperina mounts of increases vary by job te nden t. a nnounced Tuesd ay that cla ssific at ions. the contract was una nimously The s ta te' s m inimum salary approved Mond ay evening by the base for teac hers is $14.900 MRDD Boa rd a t their regula r Wedem eyer explained. Unde r Sept e mber m eeting. The CS· the new schedule , teachers at .the MIEA rank and ille members Syracuse faclUty are aboUt. $AD() voted 28-2 In favor of the · a bove th e stat e base. A teache r contract , also on Monday e ve n· with a bachelor's degree and no ing. The contr act is In effect'. tea c hin g experie nce will now re t roactive from Aug . 31, the m a ke $15.300. Aft e r 11 years the da te tentat ive agreem e nt was same tea c her will mak e $21,695. r eached, throug h June 30, 1990. A teach er with a m as ler' s degree Wede meyer sa id th a t Carleton a nd no ex perie nce will ma ke Sc hool-Me igs Indu st ri es em· $16,754 a nd aft er 11 years . ployees had not been g iven $24 ,832. a c r oss the boa rd sala ry in· Wedem eyer sa id it has always c r ea ses since A ug . 1985. He sa id been the MRDD Board 's goa l sa la ry Inc reases under the co n· that a s long as funding is tr a ct equal an average cos t of av ail<l'ble. to pa y sa laries com· pa rable with profess ional and non· profes sional salaries paid In the count y' s three school di str icts . He sa id both la bor a nd mana gem e n t rep res·e ntatives agreed the contract was good for both sides. Addi tional hi ghlight s of the economic package Include in· creased life ins ura nce benefi ts , de ntal coverage a nd o pportunity for tax -de ferred r el!re m ent be· nefit s. Th ere wer e no additional beneflts In the form of additional paid tlme.oll We demeyer said. Union orga niz i.ng e fforts began at Ca r leton School-Meigs Industries a bout three year s ago. Employees a t · the fa cility voted in Decem bcr 1985 to accept re present a tion during negot ia· lions by the Oh io Edu cati on Association iOEAJ. Admini s tr~~ye pos itions, in cl uding the s uper int e nde nt' s secr etary. a re exempt fr om unio n pa rtic ipa tion. Pope engaged in most 4rtportant event during nine-day tour Hospital news U.N. enttne Carleton School., Meigs Industries Education Association sign CGdtract will be given an opportu n ity to be heard. Jl'ur- a r med with th e bov 's talent lor invent in g we ir d mec hani ca l co nt ra p tions. Dav id P a rk er and Na d ia Tass will produCP t he fil m wit h Tas s d irec t in ~ fro m ParkN 's screen· pla y . "Rik ky & P e te" is sc he· du led for release In 1988. . • fr om Ro tx>rt Wilson with the marching band progqm. a nd purc ha sed services contracts wer e a pproved for B lue Strea k Cab to t r anspor t a stude nt to t he Ca rleton School, r ev ised agree· m e nt s for travel re imbu rsem ent with E dw a rd Baer for tra ns porting st ud e nt s to a nd fr om a hear in g Impai r ed class In J ac kson· a nd with Yv onne Young as a rea d er guide a t Me igs High School. The bo ard approved a pu rc hased ser vices contract with Gary Wal ker to troubles hoot e lect ronic problem s In the Me igs High School la nguage la b w ith the te rms of t he contrac t to be lor $10 .a nd hour, not to e xceed 10 hours. A m ai nte na nce agreem e nt with Execuione Business P twne Syste ms lor the Ce nt ra l Office s ys te m was a pproved and wa ter leak Ins ura nce was a pproved for three schools using Le~dlng . C reek Conser va ncy Di s tr ict wa ter a t .$15 pe r ea ch account. The board approved a pay dock reques t from Th om as A . P robst but turne d down dock day req ues ts !rom Li nda a nd Leo Morris at a 3-2 vote o n the grounds tha t the Morr ises should take the 4.3 268-0 673 . h:r arne.' · OJ nd N in a Landis as a town By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Two parents whose c hildr e n . have been a llendlng E as tern Local District schools a p· pea red before the Meigs Loca l Boa rd o f Educa tion m eeting in Mi ddl eport Tuesd a y ni ght a lt er le arning tha t the ir res ide nces a r e appar enlly In the Meigs Loca l Dist ric t. Da v id Ma nn a nd P a u l J ones d iscus sC' d t he proble m with th e boa r d. T hey said t he prope rty on h ~ F~rt~~t' Road 'I' he r e they a re liv in g has n v nt o a subdiv is ion a nd that they have ~~ ~a~~\~~l.l h at their homes are in the Me igs Ma nn pointed out that his son Is now a senior a nd has always a tte nded the East e r n Loca l Dis tr ict a nd will be gr adu at ing this yea r . He has a nothe r child a tt e nding Eas te rn sc hoo ls an d J ones has two children a lle ndln g Easter n Loca l Sc hools . Meigs Local S~ per lntende nt Da n E . Morris sa id tha t the prope rt y loca tions wi ll be rechec ked a nd according to law. the lour s tuden ts m us t a tte nd pnrt of the s ta te to the mid 80s In lh< • so uth each da y. Over nig ht lows wil l rang<' fr om the mid 50s to t hr m id 60s. Wcrl nf's da.v in l hf' m id 80s. at y • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, September 16, 1987 · chn ncr of showers. Lows 1on ight will be in lllC' upper GOs. with hi g h !'~ • Cloudy tonight. Scattered s howers and thunde r s torms. Low near 70. Showe r s and thu,der storms likely Thurs· ·day: Will recheck property locations, Morris says - - - - - - Weather - - - - - - tonight. HOLLYWOOD t UP l t - P ro· du ct ion begi ns Ihis month on t he co med v·ad vcnt u r c film "Rikkv & PC"ic." a Cascade Film's produ c tion tha t i1·i ll be s hot e nti rely on loca t io n in Au s tra li a . " Rikky & Pe tp" will sla r Stcv<'. Vol. 37. No.90 Copyrighted 1987 . . Occ luded WEATHER MAP - During early Wednesday nornlng~ showers a nd thunde r s torm s are fo recas t for parts of the central and northern Plains ;~ nd lhP mid· to northe rn Mississ ippi Valley , Rain and s howers are possible In mos t uf the northern Plains, with s howers a nd thunde ... torms in the southe rn Plains, the Gulf Coast, the lower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, the lower Great Lakes and pa rt s of th e northAII:mtlc Co as t s tates. \.U PII les ~ Another film from down under . . Stat ic Map shows m1nim-ur.1 ternoeratures _At least 50% ol any shadll3d area 1S forec a-st t:J recer1e precJpltat,on indicated UPI Lodge picni c Shad e River. Lodge No . ~53 wi ll hold. it s a nnua l p icn ic on Sund ay, 6 p.m .. a t the archer y building a t Royal Oak Par k. A hog will 1M' roasted an d a ll m e m bers' !am i· liPS a nd friends arc asked to br ing a covered dis h. dr ink a nd tabl eware. Special ser vice Harr isonville Hol iness Chape l, Rou te 684 , Harrisonvil le . is ha v· lng a s pecia l s pea ker on Su nday a t 7::10 p.m. Rev . Da rre ll Hun t a nd fa mil;·. mi ss io na ri es in Ma n· ter rcy. Mex ico. will tx> th e g ues ts . Rev. Da v id Fer rell. pas tor, invites Ihe pu bl ic. ~ SHOWERS RAIN •• CASH FROM . FORD BRONCO II 4-Wheel and2-Wheel Drive Models S.V. StSti!> wt-.n yov buy Pr.......t Equipmefll ,_...,. wit h Mao..al r;.,.,.,n~Mion a n aron£o D XLl. . I ~ A · II02 Package lnctvt:Jes • Au CondiiiOf'tng e Power WindOINSILOCkS • Speed Conrml /Till Wheel • Rear Wiper. Washer. Oelrostm • AM IFM Srerco wnh CasseltotCOCk • AII ·Seasoo fires • SWing·Away Spare • And Other Items LOS ANGELES 1UPI J - P ope John Pa ul II retu r ned to the probl e m of his Ame rica n "ca · fe terla Ca tho lics" today In a c rit ica l meetin g S<'heduled with the 300 bis hops of the United Sla tes. The closed m eeting Js t h ~ result of years of stres s between J ohn P a ul' s e ffort to re s tore the orthod oxy an d the U.S c hurch's failure to control its theo log ia ns . pries ts . nuns a nd even It s la it y. Jt Is probably the mos t im por tant ecc l es la s li ~a l e ve n t of thi'. h_ a ... ve_ a_r•" h-r-to- c h_o_o s_e_w_h_i...,rh ·. Bomb threat.s Clo.se S2,565~trl"c.s Or take 1.1% A.P.R. tln•nclng In place of C.11h lkmu1. • Save on Ford F-Series. America's best-selling full· size pickupft m tt,797 8fajNTt $500 • TOTAL $2 , ' 297 SAVINGS Or r•u low A.P.R. nn•nctno In ptlct o1 Cllh Bonua. Save 11,1111Whtn wou::z... .-50WU3w<ift:... · - ;::::n~:-a.r • Alf Condnloning . .. • T1nlet'l Glass •• Speeo ConhoVTIII w..,; Au11.. Fuot Tank Te n cases were processe d Tu esday nig ht In the cou rt of Middleport Mayor F red Hoffman. Forfe iting bonds were Larry Pi e rce, Gallipolis, $46; Da ni el Morris, Bidwell. $40; Barbara Blake, Langs ville. $40; Ca rol Harper, Middleport . $44 , all posted on speeding charges. and Wayne De~t . Middleport , $50, improper passing. Fined were Carol Smith, Middle port, $25 and costs , no operator's llce nse and $10 and cos ts. !a llure to yield: Eugene S. Morrison, Middleport , $16 and costs. speeding: Thomas 0 . McKay. Jr . , Racine, $10 and cos ts, squealing tires ; Lanc e Herman, Middleport, $2!\ and costs , disorderly manne r , and Albert A. Campbell. Coolvllle, '$25 and cos ts. driving while Intoxicated; $50 and costs , no operator; s ·licens e, and $25 and costs. e xpired plates . · • Ugrwcon~nee Group • AMIFM Slerto With Clock f•• ''ftllr ,.rtll:tl\1111 ,_,. Ot*r Oft _,.._ 111"011111 ,_. Cntll ltr ......... Jtld IMfrtll, 1. 1"4 AIIIUI f'lrctll . . 1111 IIMIICifll IIIII'IIW lNI . . 1117 lfllcD II Mf AM11f ,...,. 1r 1111-1111 Hell *""Ill' lr. flft . IlliG. lrlllet I , Sill Ill F•ltrin ~··· tliiiiMIIvtry !.Iiiii ..... lllilet. VIIIICIII·JIII·UI-r 11111111. lu ,_ i1111tr fit~ ....... Dflllf ........ .,., lltlletC.IOIMf ........ Dll•rllft "lllltie. ftltn lllcrllll wilt. 1111111 ettlnn . LAIIIIIII llftltttiUIQIIIHMMJ. . ' ..,.,-.i-,. ttllllf'lfl •• Aunde1·s . Ga llipolis, $48. speeding: Rona ld Jo hn Sheffi eld . Pomeroy, $5(), speedin g; Be tt y J . De Vol , .Buc ht e l, $63. tra ffi c lig ht viola tio n: John Da ni els . Ripley , W. Va , $45 , speeding; Br ia n Houdas hell , Po m eroy , $48, s peeding: Ma rtin Fullerton, Utile Hocking, StiJ, traffic lig ht ; Na ncy Ru ssell , Racine. $43, ass ured clea r dis ta nce: Doug la s Eblin, Jr., Po m e roy . $43, s top sign: P hy llis Glllkey. Ne w Have n. $43. speeding ; Pa tricia Moore, Rutla nd , $50, speeding; Don Ba ker . Belpre. $43, speeding: John Ande r son. South Euclid , $63, tra ffic li ght: Br·enda Bolin. Rutla nd. $44 speeding; Ca rl Nelson , Shade, $43, failu re to y ie ld; Te res a Ha ley, Middle por t, $44, s peeding; Cla ir Cet tles , Gallipolis . $375 driving while Intoxi ca ted and $63, tr affi c lig ht : Ca rl Bobb. McArthu r. $47, speeding; Cynthia J o nes . Ches hire, $63, e xpired plat es: Op a l Nutt e r, Columbus. $46, speeding; Raina K. Rao, F a rmington Hills Mich., $5~ . speeding; Elle n Gilber t, Cheshire. $47, speeding; Willia m Gr a ham. R a cine. $46, speeding ; Te rry Johnson , II, Middleport, $43, speeding; J effrey Goebel, Reedsv ille. $52, speedin,g; P aul Kent , Huntin gton, W. Va ., $48, speeding; Rhonda Di ckerson, Logan, $47, speeding. Fined we r e Robert Hoote n, Pomeroy, $15() a nd cos ts . menacing threats; Fra nklin Jarvis. Vinton. $63 a nd costs, squealing tires; Lind a Roble, Mas on, $47 and costs. speeding ; Brenda Hayes, Syra cuse. $50 and costs , · speeding: Be th Lockhart . Parkersburg, W. Va .. $45 and costs, speeding ; James Wallace, Bluefield, W. Va .. $51 and cos ts , speeding; Chrlstrophe r Brinker, Raj cine , $63 and costs, failure to register ve hicle; Hobart Templeton. Jr .. Middleport , $63 and costs , driving under suspe nsion; Charles Stewart. Route 1, Lan gs· ville, $50 a nd costs, no financial responsibility; $113 and costs, possession of a controlled substance; $63 and costs. failure to control vehicle; $63 and costs. no operator's license and$263 and costs, leaving scene of an accident . Diane Aleshire, Syracuse, wa s place d on one year 's probation on disor derly manne r charges . · again Proces.s 10 Mid~lepo~t ca~fi!S '--' ---.--------l • Arid Olher Items .,..IIIUit .~chools Th e Meigs .Junio r Hi g h Sc hool was c losed a nd s tuden ts ret urned to the ir hom es Tuesd ay .m ornln g alte r a bomb th rea t - o ne of a ra s h of s uc·h ca lls over t he pas t two weeks - was received a t the sc hoo l. Howe ve r , officia ls are ma kin g progress with the p robl e m a nd Me igs Count y J u ve nile Offi cer Car l Hyse ll repo r ts that a 17-year-old Middle port youth will la ce c h ar~es be fo re Jud ge Robert Buc k In th e Me igs Coun ty Ju venile Court this week. Through lnves llga tlon a nd use of po lygra phs (lie de tectorst a nd te lephone wire ta ps. the youth is being c harged w ith m a king a bomb threat call to Me igs Hig h Schoo l a t 7: 50 a .m . la s t F rida y morning. The youth has a dmitted to ma king the ca ll; Hy se ll said . H ys~il wa rned th a t offe nde r s w il l ~>~' prosec uted a nd 1he co urt will be reques ted to ha nd ou t m ax imum sente nces to the offende r s. Or take special/ow 1.9(:,./ina11cillg.· 1111111 fill IIIMII....r'IIIIIVIMI ; see yow Six .schools closed today . Twenty-.seven forfeit bonds - ... r a ise anew the compla in ts am ong American Ca tholics, who ha ve taken to dis r ega rding those c hurch doc tr ines wit h which they di sagree - mos t commonly the ba ns pn bir th control , di vorce. a bort ion a nd prema r ita l sex . But John Paul. In the seve nth d ~y of hi s tour , was ex pected to re m a in ada man t th a t " wec annot re invent the fa ith as we go al o ng." He has previous ly made it c lea r t ha t he ca nnot a bide·wh al are known as Am e rica 's "cafcte· ria Catholics , " who feel thev r----------------- Local briefs ______ $1,00() CASH BONUS" $1,565 OPTION DISCOUNT' tl..,.. hlllilll ltlcillrllfin If ....... J1Ci11t1 ft. ,net II (film jlltdltu11 pope' s 10-d ay, n ine-cit y tour of wom e n in th e c hurch a nd Arc hbi' the Unit ed States. Fou r Amcri · sho p Da nell Pi larczyck o! Cinc in· ca n bis hops - a ll libera ls - wil l na i l on th e dec line of the spea k to Ihe pope on lo ur of the Am e rica n p r ies thood. mos t Im po rt an t issues be twee n All lour m en are rep rese nla · Rom e a nd A m erica . live o f the libe r al wing of th e On the age nda a re Cardi nal Am er ica n hierarchy. the s o· Joseph Bern a rdi n of Chicago, · ca lled Va t ica n II bis hops who who wi ll d isc uss the e le m e nt s of have gene r a lly worked to imple· Ihe relations hi p be twee n Ro me m c n t the re for m s of t he Second a nd nat ional bis hops' co nferen· Va tican Counc il but w ho som e ces; Archbis hop Joh n Qui nn of Va tica n offi cials feel have go ne Sa n F ra ncisco on mor a l teach· too fa r a nd crea ted a " r un a way" ings . Arc hbishop Re mber t Weak· c hurch in the Unit ed Sta tes. la nd of Mil wa ukee o n the role of Th e bi s hops a re expect'ed to _ , _ _j r Twenty-seven defendants forfeited bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Ric hard Seyler Tuesday nil!ht. They are Te rre Wa qrd , Long Bottom , $50, speeding; Li sa l I • · Six schools of the Meigs Local School District were closed today after bomb threats were received a t the schools Continued on page 14 rel igious tene ts they will adhere to. The pope got a hero's welco m e to this biggest Ca tholic commun ity in the nation Tuesday, a l· though th e c rowd of 300.000 th a t turned ou t lor his pa rade was far short of the 2 million Ca t ho lic offi cial s had expec ted. Wha t is expec ted lo bi' the major lay " ddres s of his two- d ay stay in Los Angeles ca me Tu es· day night be for e a sta r · s tudded crowd of communications lead· er s. including publis hers. net· wor k heads. mov ie s tud jo moguls and ent er tai ne r s suc h· as Bob Hope , Char lton Heston a nd Shir· ,Icy MacLa in e. "ln a sense. the world is a t )•our m ercy, " lhe pope to ld the lea ders of the cb mm uni cat ions a nd e nt e r ta inment ind ustr ies. " Your work ca n be a force lor grea t good or grea t ev il. Seeki ng to sa tisfy the drea m s of m illions , you can become los 1 in a world or fa nta sy." \, President takes part in national ceremony WASHI NGTON t UPI I -With a pat r iotic ha nd from Pres iden t Rea ga n. millions of schoolc hild· re n we r e invited to pa rticipa te today in a na tionw ide " teach· in ': on the Cons titution. which turn s 200 years old Thursday. Billed as the bigges·t one-time nationa l edu cation effort in his· tory. s tude nt s from Ea s t Coas t gramma r schools to West Coas t high schools we r e as ked to join in plays, d e bates and other e ven ts examining the fr amework of U.S. democracy . · AI about 1: 50 ' p.m . E DT, the preside nl planned to join in a· sta r -s tudded tele vis ion progr a m from the ste ps of the U.S. Capitol by leading stude nt s and adults in a r ecitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. · In the sam e broadcast special, retired Chief Jus tice Wa rren Burger · was asked to read the Constitution' s Pre amble and en· tertalner Wayne Newton was recruited to sing "God Bless America." Co· hosts for the affair were ABC newsman Ted Koppel an~ District of Columbia school superintendent Fiorella McKenzie. .T he sAlute, "A Celebration of Cltl~enshlp," was designed to increase an understanding of the ConstJtution and the responslbili· . ties of citizens hip . . · It also was seen as a prelude to l hundreds of C'1 ·ent s from pa r ades to fire wor ks Thu rsd a y . th e a nn i· versary of I he Cons titution. Ce n· te r s.tag~ Thursd a y will be Phila delph ia. whi' r c tl\c Cons ti tution ,was s ig ned Sept. 17. 17R7. More t han 11 11 .1100 public- u·nd priva te scho(1 ls. !'('present ing llfi million stud r nt ..:;, lf'a c hr r s a nd admini s t ra to rs. wer e inYitr<l 10 par ticipa te in I Oda~· ·s tea c h-in. ' " A CC'lcbra l io n of Cit ize ns hi p' is a sa lu te In thi' 200th ann i•:N · sary of rhe sig nin g of 1he Cons lllu tion a nd to the ,·outh ot Amer ica ,'' S<J ld Burg er:. c hai r · man of !he co mmi ssion lh ;J.I coordln a tecl 1he d ocum Pn l' s bicent enn ial. "Ame ri ca '" \·ou th a r e o ur future ," B ur~ r ·<: sa id in a s ta te· ment . "As \l'i' cele bra te t hi' bice ntennial. li't us r~ mcmbc r our Am er ica n s pir it a nd patriot· Ism but not losC' s ig ht oi ou r responsibilit )· to educa te al l American cil izens a bou t lhe significance of the Cons titu tion in . our dally li ves ." Ever since its co nception, the four -page ha nd wril ten docu me nt has been th e mod el for other constitutions a round the g lob~ . Thirty-nine . Founding Fa th er s s igned the paper creating th ree bra nches of goYernme nt. es ta blis hing a sys tC'm of c heck~ a nn balances and . m os t likely , sa\' ing a strugglit\" ?'Oung nation . ~ �I 'Commentary w aterlQO for banks The Daily Sentinel . I I I Court Str~et Ponwroy, Ohio DEVOTED 1'0 THE I ~TEHF.STS OF THE MEU:S - lt.\SO~ ROBERT L. WINGETT .. Puhlls ht•r .. •' • PAT WHITEIIEAD : : · Assistant Puhllsher/ Controll e r . \Itt:.\ BOB HOEFLICH Gf' nPral ManllgPr A M FMR F.R Il l Th f • l ' n 11N I P ti'S... 1n t l ' l tl.t !lll n,t l 1n l: l 1111 n ,nl\ P t I ....... i\.o.; «(l(Jdtlnn .tncl thr' Am1 •ru ,tn '\( ' \l"P ·IIWt Ptrbl l'·>hf'l" t ,IIH•n r'\""n' L F'I ~ ! ' FHS OF OPI:\Hli'\ n t• '' "ll11 rnt Tht \ "h"ul d 1)1' It'"" th •n \W 11 " ttl " It n •· 1\ ll It 11 1' 1'- .H t ' • ll h!Pf I 111 , •I ll! tn t' 1ru t m u " l tw "11-! 0t 11 \1 11h n 1m • ulrlr t ''- " . tnd t('lt> phtttH nu m ht r ~' ' u n' l).! tw d !r ·t t•·t " 11 ti l lw pu hlt ... ht 11 I 1' 11 • , .. "t& ulrl bt in 1'1101!1 l . t~ll · iddH ~ .... In [! l""lll '" 1 11 111 PI 'I "1Jn. ll l l1 1"' .. .Jesse Jackson's _problems and prospects • ·' WASHINGTON- As If Amerl · can bankers don't have enough worries about the $400 billion in shaky loans outstanding to Third World countr1es, they have also emba rked on a dangerous search lor profits in Moscow. The bankers are s trangely uncon· cerned over the Soviet Bloc's record on repa yment , wh ich Is a lmost . as bad as that of th e hapless Third World ' Debtors. Why America n bankers think they can mak e money wi th loans to the Sovtets 1em a ins a mystery E urpean bankers labored under that delusiOn until the early 1980' s, when Pola nd a nd Roma· nia'began having difficulty meet ing their loan payme nts Poland is still trying to renegotiate payment schedul es for it s $20 billion in foreign debt. There's a natlona l-secu nt y as peel Ia the willingness of U.S. bankers to lend" money to th e Kremlin and lis satellit es " This kind of lending perm11 s th e Soviets to eas1ly divert borrowed funds for any purpose I hey Letters to the Editor Firm~ receive praise Editor, The Da ll y Sentinel: Tha nk yo u to the businesses and orga ni zati ons in Me igs Coun ty that made it possible for a child from Meigs Cou nty to a tt end Camp Superkids in Au· gus I. Cam p Su pe rkid s. r un by the Amencan Lung Association. pro· vides a campmg opporlunit y for chi ldren Wi th asthma who could not otherw ise take pari In trad itional campin g experie nces. In add ition to takin g part in camping aclivi ti es. the ch il dren learlli how to cope with thetr asthma. Beca use of the full ti me medical sta ff a nd s pecialized pro· grams. the cost of the ca mp ts prohibltlvl' for mosl parenl s so the lung associ a t ion seeks m oney lor campershlps. For more infor· ma~tion about the ca mp or other lung associa tion programs. ca ll the branch office in AthPns a t 592·1080. Jane Denbow. Director America n Lung Associ! ion of Ohio 3 W. Sti mson Ave Athens. Oh 45701 Today in history By United Press International Toda y is Wednesday , Sept. 16, lh e 259t h da y of 1987 with 106 to follow . The moon is wa ning. moving toward its new phase . The mornin g s lars are Mars a nd Jupit e r . The evening stars a re Mer cut y , Venu s and Sa tu rn. Those born on Ihis dat e are under the sign of V1 rgo. They include historian Francis Parkma n in 1823, railroad magnate J a m('S J erom e Hill in 1838. depa r tment store foun(ler J a mes Cash Penney in 1875. British car designer Walt er Ben tley in 1888, ent erlainer Allen Funt in 1914 (age 731 . actress Lauren Bacall in 1924 1age 63), blues mu s ician B B. Ki n1: m 1925 (age 621, and actor s Pl'ler Fa lk in 1927iage 601 a nd Ed Begley Jr. in 1949 (age .181 . On th is dat e in history: , In 1620, the Mayfl ower left Ply m outh. E ngla nd, wilh 102passengers • bo und for A m er ica . ' In 1893, more I han 100,000 people rushed Ia the Cherokee Strip as a : large area of the Ind ian Ter ritory. now Oklahoma, was opened lo • homes teaders. · In 1974, Presldenl Gera ld F'ord offered conditiona l amnes ty to • Vietnam draft evaders. He said they could come home if they • performed up to two yea rs of public ser vice. : In 1986, form er Delaware Gov. Pierre du Ponl a nnounced hi s : ~ ndldacy for the GOP preside ntia l nomina tion. lnltlatlng 1988 White ·}louse race. That same day, fire a nd fumes In the Kinross mine killed :,_.'17 people In South Africa 's worsl gold mine disaster. ·-- · :;:.A --- thought for the day: Francis Parkman wrote, "There are no : Ji.?utlcal panace as , except in the Jmagl nallon of pollllcal quack s."' .. ... ~ <~ ' ' _B_y_l__;a_ck_A_n_d_e_r.s_on_an_d_D_a_le_Va_n_A_t_ta_ it y Council offtcial explained to our associate Mi chael Einstein. At the end of 1986, American banks had $2 billion In outsla nd ing loans to the Sovtel Union, accordmg to Federal Reserve Board figures. Now the Kremlin seem s to be embarking on a new borrowi ng spree. necessitaled by a serious shortfali tn hard currency. Rubles are lhe Interna tional equivalent of Monopoly money: no one will accept them for hard goods because Ihey are not exchangeable In the world 's money markets Without dollars. yen. Swtss francs or )lther hard curre ncy. the Kremlin can't pay for imports, compete In lh e high-technology race or moder· nize th e Sov1e t economy. So Moscow and Its clie nts are borrowing the hard currency they need - and American bankers are eager to make lh e loans . First Chicago Bank has lent money to the East Germans smce 1984, a nd Cit lbank provided I he East Germans a $500 million loan package in 1985 T he bankers aren't gougin j( the ir Sov ie t Bloc customers. e1 th er They're givi ng them choose. includmg acttvitiE's imm - By ARNOLD SAWISLAK UPI Senior Editor WASHINGTON 1UP!l -Jesse Jackson has announced he will run tor president and he starts w ith the highest approval ratmg of any other declared cand id ate lor the Democralic nom ina lion . · For what 1t is worth - and some polltlcians would say about as • much as a case of typ hoid - th at makes Jackson the front -runner. That does not mean , however. that he Is the favorite to win th e ·' · nomination. · There are at leas I two big reasons lo reserve judgment on Jackson"s . chances. •• The fir st is that he is black. T he country may hav e made a lot of progress in some areas smce the Kerner Report spoke of a racially divided U.S. society, but politicians are not convinced yet that a bla ck · candidat e. however qua lified, can win a ma jor party presidential : nomination, let a lone a national electw n. So, JU st as John F . Kennedy had lo prove to the ske pti cs tha t a Roman Cat holic cou ld be elected pres id ent. Jackson will have to demonstrate t hat a black ca n be nomi naled. Jackson 's task al mos t surely 1s Iaugher lhan Kennedy's . Ca ih olic AI Smllh already had won a nomination in 1928, a nd Keniwdv worked hard to assure volers thai he wou ld no I impose his religious behefs on the pres idency. 'l> Jackson 's '"Ra inbow CoalitiOn '" ca mpa ign is designed lo broaden the racia l base of his s uppert. But he cannel change the co lor of his skin and that. when all the euph emisms are skimmed off, is the prejudice he has to dea l w1lh There are at present only seven sta tew ide-elected bl ack pnbhc officials m Ihe Umted States, and that denoles progress toward color bl ind politics Bul the l a~t two blacks who had major party nominations for governor - Democra t Tom Bradley in Ca li fornia and Republica n Bill Luc as in Mic higan- were defea ted. In truth . the best recent test .of a black candidate in major league >" politics probably was Jackson"s campa ign for the 'nomln allon four -: year s ago whe n he did far better than a nyone predicted. :. • Jackson's second problem ts tha t he is by far the most liberal Democrat in the fi eld bot h 'on domes11c iss ues and foreign policy. He is try mg to put together a latter-day Franklin D Rooseve lt coalition of minonlles. blue co llar worker s and farmers . a nd m a ny of his proposals are regarded as leaning left at a lime when many or" the other Democratic candida tes are moving toward the nght of the political spectrum . That could make Ja c kson 's domestic proposals the pnme target for • . the half dozen ot her Democratic hopefuls. giving them license to gang • . • up on the fro nt -runn er a nd . as has happened before in both part1es, . combine lo shoot down a high- fl yi ng cam pa ign. Jackson also ha s a far more swashbu c klin g approach to foreign •affairs and diplomacy than other candidal es His ideas for dealing with communist coun tries and the Third World give h1s opponent s a nother area to atl ack Jackso n as a dangerous ra dtcal. Jackson"s sta nd ing in lhe ear ly polls de monstrates that a t the minimum he has overcome I he b1g political problem of esta bl ishing pos itive name recognition. He also has shown him self to be a resourceful politicia n and a nyone who says now tha t Jack son is a s ure loser in 1988 risks joining the fellow in 1948 who composed that famo us victory song ··congratula tions, Tom Dewey ... Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday. September 16, 1987 Page- 2 - The ical to Western security mt er· es ts,'" a former Na tional Secur · interest rates that an Am('rican businessman would envy . Early this year. for example , First Chtcago a nnounced tha i II had given the Soviel Union a $200 million loan at just one-e1ght of a percent over cost. ''First Ch1cago vtews it a s an Investm ent -banking opporlun lty,"" grumped one congressiOnal source " The increase in Soviet borrowing from Western banks took a qua ntum leap a few ye ars ago. In 1984. Soviet Bloc loans from the West amou nted )o $3 billion three times the amount they borrowed from the obligin g capitalists I he year before. Some economists are afra id tha t unwise loa ns lo the Soviet Bloc wil l ma ke Ameri clln banks as vu lnerable to thE' Kremlin 's lncompeten c<> as they have become to the r conomtc ml sman· agemenl or Afn ca n, South American a nd other debt or nation . A default by a m.Jj or Sov lr•t Bloc co un try cou ld trigg er a n intrrnatlonal pani c- a nd that mi ght be JUSt what th e cy nical ma nipula tors in th e Kremlin would love to see. Certainl y Moscow w1ll ha vf' 2£ f'LEP6E ALLEGIANCE 'fo 1HE FLA6 OF ~E @NIIf~ $TA1f? Or ~MERICA ANt:> TO 11-IE l?EPU8LJC fOR WHICH If "IANP$, ONE NATION UN ItER @09, T/IVISIBL.E I wITH LI~E~Y AtW JUSTICE fOR ALL WHO 'VON'T HAVE ANY &Jj~ ANTI~'YIE5.... * no overwhelming desire to help capitalist bankers out of difficulties brought on by lh elr own greed a nd folly . Legislation was Introduced by Sens William P roxmlre, D·Wis., a nd Ja ke Garn , R-Utah, thai would authorize the president to contro l American ba nk loa ns and credit extensions to Soviet coun· tries. It would a lso prohibit lhe Soviets from b"uylng control of U.S . ba nks . The Pentagon and the Justice De p a r tm e nt have suppor ted such legislation, but the ')'reas· UI'Y has ob jecled to it as unwar · ranted Interfere nce with the fina nci a l markets . In any event , t he move to regulate loa ns to t he Sov1rl Bloc wa s dc rat led la te las t year by the U.S. ·Soviet summll The same fa te may bPfail the lrgl.slati on ihls fa ll R IGG ING THE REVIEW : A disablllit y examiner ha .• acc used fellow <'mpi oy res of the Callfor· ni a Department or Socia l Servi· ccs of selecti ng cases for federal revie w tha t mudc the1r perfor· m a nce loo k good. instead of prov idin g rand omly se lected ras r s . A nu slate Auditor Genrral Thom a s Ha yes agrl't's wilh the Whi SII C' bi OWC' f . In a rc·port obta ined by our reporter Ca ry "lousrr . Hayes conflrm r d all<'ga tlo ns by thl' di sa bilit y rx uminl'r. Mary Baca 8 rotc her rhr sel£'c11on of cases for n~ v ! c·w b.v thr U.S . Social Sec ur it y Adminis tra tion had glvrn th r s tarr ugr ncy's dlsabll· liv r \•a lu :lll on divi sion a bcllcr pt' rformanct• record th a n it dcst•n·cd As a r<'>Uil of tht> investig ations by ll ayr s a nd th r .tgC' nCy . lhl' hf"<ld of lh(' ('Vl) IU il · lion el i' Is ion and six br anch ch if'f s WC're dt" m o tr rl ®1o/11 ~~ wom~ S-rA~"· "rei.E61ZAM..__ .... _ Hul~ Cas s with no p<•rlurmance (' rror s wPrt1 subs li tut C'd for those t hai had s uc h bui Pi! U<'r atl c mi sc.v s. Ha ytls rrpor wd . with ,. thr r-e~ ult tha t th<· Callforntu agr ncy s frd r ral ra tin g wa s am ong th r top JO In the ro unlry Prev ious ly. th(• Ca liforni a DP · pa1tm r nt or SoC'Ial . r r vlcrs harl l'a nk<'d in th<' IowN hall of thr 50 Last month's suicide of Joan Rtv· ers' husband Edgar Rosenberg left me leehng. "What else c.an go wrong?" The tragedy capped a year of humilialton for Rtvers in which she was fired from a dream JOb and um· versally skewered by the press. The year started with her at the peak of her career. but she plummeted shortly thereafter. She was given her own talk show on the Fox Net· work and was immedrately slapped for having the gall to do so without first warnmg her long-ltme mentor , Johnny CarS(ln. When her show gar· nered poor ratings, critics assumed the "We told you so" position, harping that of course they could see it comIng, and they never hked her in the firs t place, the mouthy broad. Gtven the msulhng nature of Joan's comedy, they told us, Joanie 's pigeons had ft. nally come home to roost. I thought Joan had reached the bot· tom of her travail when she was called an · agmg sleazebag" by the journahsuc king of msult himself. TV cntic and knife artist Gary Deeb Then Edgar ktlled himself. When J oan's lalk show wa s falter· mg, I heard some of the journalists" sentunents expressed by th e common fo lk They didn't like her abrasive ap· proach to life, and I can understand that on an aesthetic level l"ve winced at the brickbats of comedians like Don Rtckles and of Joan herself at times. even when I've laughed, too But I think Joan Rtvers has been the victim more of gender expeetahons and stereotyping than actual st n In other words, the comedic standards that are OK for men are st mpiy not OK lor women It's the "Cussin's all nght for men, but I Just ha te to hear a lady swea r ."school of thou ght. Many of Joan's critics have happily accepted the sa me kind of comedic venom when 11 was dished out by men. The beloved David Letterman 's barbs are only more subterranean and S<Jphtsticated. not any less mean Rickles hurls nastier slurs, even at people seated ringside who have paid a bunch lo get in and be slung at . But women aren"t supposed to hurl insults on stage They are supposed to do it clandestinely . behind backs, 1n th e kaffeeklatsch And thts ha s to be the ult imate irony here. This ts exact· ly the parody of hfe J oan River gtves us She IS, in the best theatrical trad itiOn, showing us ourselves The fam· ous "Ca n we talk ?" is the hand held up to one side of the mouth . th e secret goss1p women employ in ou r culture In addttiOn , those who vilify Joan . Rivers have completely missed her tender, siste rly Side tha t reveals itself almost as often as the parody. It 's the " I' ve been there. honey , it's ali right." that emerges when she mtervtews other women Sometimes she asks "outrageous questions beca use those questions Majors \TIOS\1. 1'111 have become her trademark , the gtmmlck lltat sets her off from the rest or the pack . But other limes ,· similar qucshons spn ng from the ki nd of hon· csty that has led her to penonal ex· aminalion and growth. One example that springs to mind is Rivers inter· vtewmg Oprah Winfrey a few years back. asking her why she doesn 't just go a nd lose we~ght . lt"s the sa me question Winfrey 's consultants are asking her now . and no one seems to mind I'm glad J oanle has surv ived the year to land a spot on Hollywood Sq uares. the same squa re held by ge. nius Paul Lynde whose a pproach to humor was much like hers Perhaps she ha s ltnall y found her mche in Lelevision I think the press wtil be off her back for a While. but I'm Just sorry it had to be out of respect f01 her persona l tragedy She deserved a better shake a long t1me ago .~ DES PLAINES, ILL. (NEA) - Try to imagine a hypothetical merchant who admits he Inadvertently over· charged his customers - but rnsists upon repaying them over a 30-year period rather than promptly refund· ing the money. Now try to deal with the very real case of Commonwealth Edison , which acknowledges that it owes its custom· ers more than $530 mtllion - but will not fully repay its ratepayers until well into the next century The dominant electric utility com· pany in the Chicago area and the largest in Illinois, Commonwealth Edison billed its customers for the money to pay corporate taxes it assumed it would owe the federal government. · The funds were collected prior to last year, wpen the maximum corpOrate income tax rate wa s 46 percent The Tax Reform Act of 1986 slashed that rate to 34 percent, however, so Commonwealth Edison had billed its ratepayers for a phantom expense. Commonwealth Edison is hardly unique. According to the Nattonal As· sociatlon of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, hundreds of natural gas pipeline, electric power and tele· phone companies throughout the country owe their customers more than U9 billion that the compames have collected in excess taxes. That's the equivalent of U23 for ev· ery holJ!Ilhold in the natton, says NARUC, whose members include public utility commissions, public service commissions and other utility regula tory agencies in all 50 states. Electric utilities that owe their customers large rebates include Pacific Gas & Electric, California, U29 mil· lion; Florida Power & Light, $379 mil· lion; Southern California Edison, $367 ' 3 milhon, Duk~ Power, North Carolin a, $310 million, Georg1a Power. $303 mrlhou, and Consumers Power, Mich· igan, $275 million. Telephone companies with the largest ltabihhes include Pactfic Bell , $816 million, Southwestern Bell, $779 million: American Telephone & Tele· graph, $768 million: New York Tele· phone, $587 million, Southern Bell $556 million: South Central Bell , $44J million: and Mountarn States Tele· phone, $391 million. · Because state regulatory agencies set rates for all utilities m their juris· dictions, they normally would be able ..... those funds. But last year's tax reform law blocked state regulators from requi r· ing refunds of federal corporate taxes that the law reduced. Instead, the law allows the utilities to delay refunding the excess tax payments to their· customers unttl they have fully depreciated the facthttes, equipment and other assets upon which the taxes are Imposed - a pro· cess that typically takes 20 to 30 years. The utilit10s msist that mandating payments at a fa ster pace could lead to severe financial dislocation. But Rep. Byron Dorgan, [).N.D., says such a crisis is unlikely because all the ex· cess taxes need not be immediately refunded. Instead, they could be returned under a phased schedule, per· har,s stretchrng over three to 10 years. 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I, ,\llh'-luk•••• :t llo'lr11ll !I Rt~~ollltll II l'hh•aa;u li, Mlnn!'MII ol ~ rurilnh• li 1\;tll lmun• ~ The Daily Sentinel Berry's World r----, Tigers 9, Re d Sox 8 At Detroit , Dave Bergma n broke a fourth· lnnlng tie with a single and the Tigers overcam e seven RBI by rookie Todd Benzinger to rema in even with Torontoin the AL East. Yankees 4. Brewers 3 At New York. AI Leiter hu rled s ix in nin gs to win his major· league 'd ebut and Rickey Hender· son homered to lead the Yankees. While Sox 6, Twins 2 At Chicago, Jac k McDowell a llowed four hil s over seven Innings in his major-league debut an d Donnie Hill drove in two r uns and scored three to lea d the Whit e Sox Athletics 6. Rangers 5 At Arlington, Texas, Jose Ca nseco belled a three-run home run In the ninth inning to help Oa kland snap a four-game losing streak Angels 7, Royals I At Kansas Cit y. Mo . . Tollo/ Armas a nd Jack Howell highlighted a four-run fif th wit h RB I trip les. helping Ca lifornia s nap a fo ur-game io~ing streak . Indians 4, Mariners 2 AI Seallle , Pat Tablet"s sacr l· fire fl y highli ghted a three-run rally In the ninth . spar king Cleveland. C k-wl.wul r .... . ,,,. 1. H 111 :.~ N •11 11h to require prompt reimburseme nt of " Clth•dlt lk""'~" pri vilege of collec tmg taxes from their customers long before they are due to the fed eral government, then usi ng the mon ey lor whatever pur· pose they wiSh 1n the intervening years 2 "'1'*'Ad"-' ·,. Uw.m.-o AJ I I , Jil 111U1nrn1 Among the organtzations endorsmg that approach are NARUC, Na t1onal Conference of State Legislators, Consumer Federation of Amenca and EnVIronmental Action Even tf Dorgan's bill becomes law, utilities will still enJOY the spectal .. ll l Mil• a MI.,. free lunch ___ __R_(_)b_er_,_W_'a_lt_er_.~ t: U~.u a I M~t-. &IUmur Utilities get confident. He knows they ·re going to score runs for him , yo u ca n se-e it ." Baltimore second baseman Billy Rlpken suffered a lateral ligament tear In his right ankl e while att empting to field a grounder in the first inning. Rlpken was carried off the field on a slrelcher a nd will miss the rest of the season. Elsewhere In the AL. Detroit ou tsco re d B~s ton 9·8, New York edged Milwau kee 4-3, Chicago tripped Minnesota 6·2, Oakland topped Texas 6-5, Ca liforni a dumped Kansas City 7·1 a nd Cleveland rallied past Sea ttle 4· 0• ..)111141. Tru., ~ fliiiii!Nlll 1. K.t~" (' lty I c ~ ..1-1111, ~-·"' ! "''. flll.4 •4 ' ''"'.. '"""" ... tlnrgl N "Can we talk' about Joan? ____s c_,ra_h_o_,,_er_... ,_re_et I Scoreboard ... ""'• ,........ "'*•,..w .., Ia If'S Expos drop 5-l _tilt; Cards edge Philadelphia Phils, ·4-3 - Jays, Tigers stay tied in AL race By BILL WOLLE UPI Sports Writer One of the most difficult days of Mike Fla nagan's li fe became just another rough day In the American League East for the ,Baltimore Orioles Flanagan lasted eight Innings and held his former team lo five hit s and Lloyd Moseby homered, tripled and drove In fo ur runs Tuesda y. leading the Toronto Blue Jays to a 6·2vlctory over the Orioles . The Blue Jays, who have won 10 of their last 13 games. remained in a flrsl ·piace tie with the Detroit Tigers In the Eas i. Th<' loss was Ihe eighth in a row for the Orioles, who have dropped 47 of their 60 matchups aga inst AL East teams. F la nagan, 2-0, since joining Toronto in a trade Aug . 31. improved to 5·6 overa ll. The lefl- ha nder struck out five, wa lked two, a nd a llowed just one ru nne r past seco nd base before giving way to Dua ne Ward to start the ninth. "'It was a very difficult e mo· tional day,"' said Flanagan, who won B9 games lor the Orioles from 1975 to thi s seaso n. "1 have an emotional altachm ent (to the Orio lesJ . You ca n't write It off in two or th ree weeks a nd say that those 10 or 11 years didn't m ean any th ing It was one of the most dlfflcull days of my life.·· Loser Jose Mesa. 0· 1. one of two players oblalned by Balli· more In the Fla nagan deal . gave up six runs on 10 hils In four -plus inn ings . Fla naga n has a llowed j ust two ear n('(! runs in 21 Innings si nce joining the BiuP Ja ys. "Tonight wa s jusl a typical Pxa mpie of how he can pitch." said Orio les oulfl e lder Larry Shrct s , who gr ounde d out . bounced Into a doubl<' pla y: a nd singled off Flanagan ""He thr<'w t he· ba ll where hP want!'d to . He"s IIJSI'ii 115-llltt 1\ Dh·l!do n ol Multbtwdta, Inc rubl t'~ h NI l' \1' 1\' o:l flt' t'nOOn M onda\' lh H•u gh Ft ldll\', 111 Coull St Po mC't ~ . Ohi o by rhc Ohio Vu ll f' V Pub· l l!>~ h ln~ t'o mp•.n v Mulilmrdla, In<'.. POm1 •t m , Oh iO A:lifi9, Ph ~2- :.ll!'i6 ~ t'Ontl d .ts ,. post a ~C' p:t lcl HI Po mf't'~ · ........., :0..:\' H:tnllt '" - \~it:m •d funurd Hr•d Slo Jlllft M Mlmfs•W' nf llu• ll'l'll11rh1 lluo ko) l .e• :~ p~ •: l ' lllln"' :t. rd~ Hulw•rl Klirn:.ny.tl, .l am•... R•unl.adll t rk I ~ •ldo: t , "';o •ll ,,...,,., , 1'•11'' I~Mnnh· a: drklll»i'IIU'n '1'.,111 ,\lmqlll~ l Dun Rur ru11• \Ilk• • ( hllhls11tu. .lnhn Udil ll'4l'kl !'lam t ':. Nt•t P11mlllk Hard] , ~It I. Klr lakuu , J'it•rjtt' Knho•rt , 1'ndd Ct•l lttur, Rr htn S h :~."" l nhn l 'rhanli', S.•uU Kn•b•nn , 1 l••rr, ~"''""'',\' , Tndd l 'l'l ku\ I• h u ntl ·l•u- \' r! lk :~.nd &~tllle••ndt•r!lll Ru h ll• • r.tnl '~ :md Ut•nnl ., .llnMro~. t Will hosl tournt-y By IAN LOVE UP I Sports Writer Sl Louis would do well to heed Mitch Webs ter concerning the Cardina ls' next opponent - the last·.place Pittsburgh Plrales. "This Is a hard place to play right now," the Montreal out· fielder said, after the Pirates , bea t the Expos 5-1 Tuesday night. That dropped Montreal three, games behind first-place St. " Louis In lhe National League East. St: Louis beat Philadelphia 4-3. The New York Mets kept pace wi th a 12-4 thrashing of the Chicago Cubs and trail the Cardl_nals by 1 '1.! games · '"Those guys are going to have a say in who wins it. " Montreal Manager Buck Rodgers sai d of .IAYCEE PLAYER ol the the Pirates. Week for his effort s In Meigs' Mike Bielicki , 2· 2, carr ied a 38-12 win over Trimble on perfect game inlo the seve nth Sept. II was Weslloward, 5-8, inning a nd fi nished with a three 15 5· pound tailback · hitter to pace Pitts burgh. · The corner bac k. lloward gained Pir a tes have won e ight of their 106 yard• In II trips and scored las! nine ga mes, w1 th St Loui s two touchdowns lor the coming for two gam es and Marauders. second-place New York in for th rPe . "A lot of people might just want to go home, bul we a re having fun now.'" Bielecki sa id. Montrea l finished 2-3 on a fiv e-game road trip, a nd opens a lwo-ga me series a t horneaga mst New York tonight. with Expos rig ht -hander Charlie Lea making his firs I slar t in three yea r s DELAWARE. Ohio iUPl ) - A "'It was n't one of our better field of 2.1 horses. spilt inlo th ree divisions , will go fa the ga te Thursda y In Ihe 42nd running of the Litt le Brown Jug, the midd le jewel of this year's 3 year-old pacing triple crown. Th ere will , how ever. be no ~J• JACKSON trlpiP crown winner ihl s yea r since Righteous Bucks. wi nner of IIACK TO TMR'IJRE DAY$ ! the fi rs t jewe l, the Ca ne Pace, is * SPEC IAL PRICE ADMI SSION S • nor ~ ll glb le fo r the Jug. ADULTS S3 50 - CH lLOR.EN S2 SO • SATURD.lY 5 SIJNCAY MATINEES This year"s Jug. run on th<' All SEATS $2 50 lightning fast, half-mile Dela · BARGAIN NJ(ij-(T TUESOA~ S2 00 ware Coun ly Fairgrou nds Irack . has a reco~d purse of $~12.330. The 23-horse fi eld wil l be spil t into di vis ions of eight, seven a nd elg hl It is the larges t field In th e Jug si nce th e 24 in 1984 and two short of the a ll time record of 25 in 1982. Run The Table, dr iven by John Campbell. and Trevor Rilchle' s Frugal Gour met. the two pre· race favorites both will s tar t in the talented first di v ision It a lso lnc ludt>s another of the race"s top picks - Jaguar Spur , driven by Richard St a lllngs . Run The Table. the mos t consistent of the year"s 3-year· old pace rs wilh 14 wins In 21 s tarts. drew the No . 4 posl. Jaguar Spur No. 6 a nd Frugal Gourmet No. 7. R un The Ta ble Is listed a t R-5. Fruga l Gour me t. wmnerof7 of l:l 1987 starts , 9-5 and .Jag!lar Spur. whi ch hTab le was bea ten by Rig ht eous Bucks in a division of lhe Cane. the n had lo be scralc hed from the next heat ' © SOLID VINYL SIDING because of illnes s He owns the Res 1de yo ur ho me w 1l h 11tn ~ l std mq fast e st mile b~ a :1. yeat··oid over TUFF R She<'l ii'Hng pacer Ihi s vea r. 1. 51 . over a mile • Lif etime warranty , ~ track. • Embossed f1n1 sh Frugal Go urmel had a 1: 52 •Many colors avatlable clocking in winning the Meadow· • B" w1 de or double 4" land s Pace. while Jaguar Spur's bt'St time is J: 51.1, also at I he Meadowland s. The cla ss of the second divisio n H OrllO '' I :tl W tntc would ap~ar to be CuP Light. wit h John Ca mpbell again doing I he driving . a nd Rai n God, driven by Ben Webs ter. T hey arr li sted at :~ 1 a nd 7·2. res peC'tively . • 112 . !htCk 4 • !) sheets The lop choir<' in the third • ldeallo patnT divis ion 1S Meadowbranc h Bret, waflpapP.r or drive n by Tom Haughlon . at 7· 2. p , e l on with Bill O' Donnell 's Simcoe Ha nover a t 4-1. T he fir sllhree fin is hers in eac h divis ion will re turn for the final. If no horse has wo n rwo heats . the 23 horses entered in Brown Jug - DRYWALL four By United Pre$s I nternat tonal China. whC're boxing was banned for 28 years until ,April 1986, will hos l its firs t lnlerna· liona l boxing tourna m ent nexl monlh. Xi nhua News Agency said Tu esday. hea t winner s then John Ca ngelosi led off I~ fourth mnmg with a single, stole second and went ta third on Jos.e Lind' s s ingle. When Heaton made a pickoff throw to flr sJ, Cangelosi broke for the plat e and recorded h1 s 21st s te al of tlie season lo make the score 1·0. ' CLASSICS THAT WORK! Connie's got the perfect fashion footnote to your worki"ng wardrobe. 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St4-42St re<~.e.o' ., �' . Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel ..' Wyche: Bengals.must reduce unforced errors Strike deadline approaches; talks continue Tuesday WASHINGTON (UP!)- A top NFL ma nagement official Is bra nding the Players Association's new contract proposal " more unaceptable" than the union's earlier Offer, not the important concession thE' un ion is touting. The wnlon Tuesday present ed the NFL Management Council , tl\e league's bargaining arm, with a plan that would limit unres tr icted free agency to player s with at least four years expE-rience and impose stiff fines on teams that cut or trade union representatives. "The document spea ks for it self," said Dallas Cowboys ' President Tex Schramm. a member of the Mana gement Council's execu tive committee. " It just shows they are not interes ted in trying to negotiat e. For some reason they don' t want to negotiate and don 't wa nt to try a nd makP a deal. It is ju st a restatement of wha t they have sa id befor e and in some ways it is more unaccepta ble than· their original proposal." SC hramm denied the owners we re ready to break off talks. " Quite the cont rary ," he said, " we w ~ nt to ta lk. We would like to have something to ta lk about. " With a strike deadlimi less than a week away. Gene Upshaw, executive director of the NFL Players Association. handed the s ix-page offer to negotia tors for th e owners of the league's 28 team s. The document was the union 's res ponse to the rejected management proposal of Sept. 7. Upshaw said: " We presented to them a counter- proposal we feel is a s ignificant movement a nd a grea t stPp forward in the areas that we feel could br ing a fair and fast conclusion to this co llect ive bar gai nin g process." Jack Donlan, the ex!'Cutive director of the Management Council. left the rcrm after receivi ng the plan an<tno date for the resu mption of ta lks was scheduled. The Management Council said It would comment on t he union offer at a news conferencp se t for today in New Yor k. " I'm not going to say anything because any thin~ 1 say w\11 be the wrong thin g, " Donlan said through a spokes man . Upshaw said he could not in terpret m a n a~em ent 's re action to the union offer . " We gave him our proposal, we went through each point ," Upshaw said . "The last thing J ack Donla n sa id a nd pretty much the Meigs second in cross country meet ' Meigs' Cross Country runners gr abbed the runner up spot In a fo ur team home meet Tuesday In which the Ravenswood thinclads took top honors. Federal Hoc king fin is hed third and Alexa nder was four th. Jesus Sa nz, Ravenswood's fore ign exchange s tuden.t from Spai n, took top honors with a tim e of : 17.26 fo r the three mil e ru n. Sanz, according to Me igs Coach J im Oliphant , was par t leipa ring in only hi s second meet. He ex pla lnec! that ins Spain they did not havrs uch events and only ra n to prepar e fo r basketball. Fors the Meigs squad, Rod B rewers placed 4th , Chris Stewart 6th, Rob J acks 11th, Cary Bet zing 12th. Ha nk Clela nd 13th. Bret t Li tlle 17t h, Ke ith Mattox 18th and Sha ne Phillips 19lh. Ravenswood's J ill Balis was firs t in the gir ls event with a time of : 21.07. Mara uderettes , Dee Henderson fini shed 3rd a nd Wendt Kl oes 6th In the race. Thc Meigs team will tra vel to Ga ll ipolis on September 22nd for a n lnvla tlonal meet. LEGAL NOTICE CINCINNATI !UP I I~ Cinci nnati Bengals coac h Sam Wyche bor rowed the ver nacular . of a nother sport to describe how his team played in its closer-thanexpected season- opening victory over India napt>lis. " 1We hadl m istakes that are ... only th ing J ac k said was 'I 'II be in touch,' then he picked up his br ief case and walked out. Tha t's where It sta nds." • The union has set a Sept. 22 strike date if n o settlement can be reached ·on a t hree-year collective bar ga ining agr eement , The old contract, stemming from the 57-day 1982 strike, ex pired Aug. 31, leaving some 1.600 players without a contract. The owners, who lost $200 million during the las t strike, have voted to field teams comprised mainly of non-union play ers If there Is a work s toppa ge. Sc hramm, Interviewed In Da r las, said owners would not play the regularly scheduled third ga me of the season If the players strl k~- He said that game would be made up one week after the end of the r egula r season, giving clubs a better chance to assemble tea ms In the event of a str ike. The season would res ume wit h non-union personnel Oct. 3. Schramm a lso said seasonticket holders would be offered ·a full refund and tickets would be sold at a cut rate for games with substitute players. · The unlon' s"lnltial demand on the free-agency Issue would allow all players whose contrac ts have expired the right to sell their services on the open market without compensation to the or iginal te(lm. " We feel tha t th at is a big, big move on the part of the player s," Upshaw said. "About 50 percent of the players would be a ffected by th at one move a lone." The owners have sa id they wo u.ld not accept unfette red free agency under any circumstan· ces. Mos t NFL draft picks already ar e routinely signed for a t leas t four yea rs when they enter the league. In add ition, the proposa l backs off the union's ea rlier ca ll for no-c ut contracts fo r the union represetltative on eac h team. But the new pla n would fi ne tea ms the amount eq ual to a n average NFL salary - about $230.000 a year - fo r cutting a union representatjve, with the money go in g to the pia yet . In addition, a union representative would have to consent to his trade to another team. ,. RIO GRANDE A size • disadvantage and the Injury or freshman standout She lly Hoop ca used the FUo Grande Redwomen volleyl>a ll tea m to win two of five sets of ga mes a t the Elmhurst (Ill. ! Inv itational this past weekend. " We looked good on d efense, but on offense we had a little troubl e," Coach Pa tsy Fields said. " I felt It was a really good lea rning expE-rience for the kids." The Redwomen, boas tin ge~pe­ r ience and ta lent this season, open Greater Ohio Athi E:tlc Con-. terence play on Thu rsday at Urban a Univers ity. For It s first invita tiona l tournament appeara nce, Fields sa id she was "overall, "reallv well pleased" with the tea m ' s performa nce, particular ly in those. offered by senior Laren Wolfe, junior Lisa Schmeltzer and fr esh-. men Hoop and Chris Willia ms. The Redwomen opened th e tournament by defeat ing the University of Dubuque ti owal in two games, 15-6 and 15-12. Top hitters for the Redwom en were Schmeltzer a nd junior Sharon Headings with three kills eac h. . while Wolfe offered four serving acE,'s. Schm eltzer and Hoop were top bloc kers. Rio Grande then de feated Huntington College of Hun ti ngton. Ind .. 15-10 in the fi rs t ga me and los t to it s opponent s in the second and third ga mes with scores of 9- 15 a nd 4-15, respective ly. Schmelt zer, Hoop, Headings a nd sophomorP Amy Dixon eac h P,rovl ded four ki lls. while Willia ms, jun ior Kr ls Cochra n and sophomore Shei la Brammer eac h had a serv ln ~ ace. Due to Hoop's injury in the las t ga me of that set, the Redwomen's blockIng suffered, Fields said. Mil liga n College of Deca tur. Ill. , was the Redwome n's next opponent . wi th Rio Gra nde bestIng Milligan 15-10 in the fir st ga me and los in g by scarPs of 8-15 and 14-16, respectively. In the second and thi rd ga mes . In the COMMISSION OF OIUO . By: N&ncy L. Wolpe, 841Cret&ry • fumbl e on an exchange du ring a reverse. · " We had opport unltes to rea lly make big plays a nd didn' t close the deaL Tha t Is the part of it tha t bothers me on offense," Wyche sa id. "On defense, we really did a pretty good job, hones tly. " We gave up a couple of long plays, but they were lndvldua l, one-on-one, great plays by the opponent and we know they're going to make some .of those, I don't know that there's a guy there ton defense ! th at had an off-day ." Wednesday. September 16, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio EAStMAN'S .. · Your Independently Owned "I think he had a good start. 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Sp'eclfically, Wyche mentioned center Dave Ri mlngton's snap over the head of Boomer Eslasori in shotgu n formati on and a Redwomen win ·two of five · volleyball tilts over weekend The Public Ut!lltles COm- mission of Ohio has set ror public hearing case No. 87-102-EL·EFC, to review the rue! procurement practices and policies of Columbus and SOuthern Oh19 Electric Company, the operation of Its Electric Fuel COmponent, &nd related matters. This hearing Ia scheduled to bSgl~i at 10:00 a .m . on September 21, 1987 at the ortloes or the Public Ut!lltlea Commission, 180 East Broad Street, COlumbus, Ohio 43286-0673. Wednesday, September 16, 1987 Pomeroy-MiddlePQrt. Ohio DON'T LET YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER GO BACK TO SCHOOL WITHOUT TAKING THE NEWS FROM HOME WITH THEM. ONLY S48~75 FOR 9 MONTHS THE DAILY SENTINEL ..WE DELIVER., DELICIOUS SWEET RIPE Peaches 5 LB. BAG $139 FOODLAND 'Margarine Quarters 1-LB. PKGS. ASST. •REG. •NO·SALT Foodland Vegetables 16 oz. 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It marks the first time In the 25- history of the school thai Mot>ller has opened!' season with back-to-back losses a nd Is on I the fourth time the Crusaders have ever lost two co nsecutive gmes . Th others came In 1964, 1967 end 1968 and on each of those occas ions , Ciniinnati E ld('r was one of lh<' two teams to.,•turn th(' trick. Then, contrast Moeller's 0-2 to start tha t of Lakeside Danbury. T he Lakers' 19-0 . blanki ng of Toledo Nort hwood Friday night is just the second time in 24 seasons they have started the with two wins and tht> first lim e si nce 1977. Warr<.>n Harding ended Stt>U· bt>nville's 20-game regular season wi nning wit h a 21-12 victocy over the Big Red F riday night. The Panthers turned two first ha lf Steubenville turnovers into touc hdow ns a nd held on to even tht>ir record a t 1-1. Max Eifred rushed for 185 yards a nd two touc hdowns to lead Pauldi ng to a 30-8 win over Bluffton Friday nig ht. 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Aft1r Cooklf:ig 2·LhBr r aec "'- 2F~·~ t THE QUICK FIX MEAL 59~ 1 25C 5 39 16-oz . 19 16-oz$ 1 Embissy Mayonnaise ............................. 32-oz. 4-Rol ...plus much. much morel 2-Ltr. ~ti;r:~.~. . . . .... ... . .... .... . . -. •' ' Thursday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 7 $ ' NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE plus much much men' A~.., Teble Set1. 01o'" Of Flflllt . n... Include CodQII T1ble, Hlx: 01 Rect.. gle • 329• SJ9 9 Reg. S289. 7 PIECE METAL SET! Large Table With Ext10 FHI•. Six Almond Finish Choirs With Beige Vinyl Fabric. YOURS FOR ONLY! "AS ADVERTISED ON TV" • ... plus much, much morr! ~ -'~"- .·Peanut Butter........... A.g. tMI Pov.I'A LOUNOER! ......... """---·-$399 $ 59 1 : ~:ap:~~- ....' '" SJ7 99 EVERY RECLI NER REDUCED! S169 Reg. f329. 5 PIECE PINE SET! 36"x48" Tr.,te Table With PrOIIICtl\/8 Top llo 4 Side Chairs Of Solid Pine 'Mth Brown Vinyl Seat1. TREMENDOUS VALUE! .Pet~~ABP~n 0 RECLINERS! • That entire houseful of fine, new furniture can be yours! Buy 3, 4, 5, or more roomfuls and save hundreds and hundreds of dollars now! Alg. t121 . OAK OR PINE TASLES! ROOM! . Bas- Ch•rv Su~e w~h Formica Top Table: Ughted Hutch & 5 Side Chairs & 1 Arm Chair. ~~~~~ower . . "~' 99 ~ $64. ... plus much. much mort! ... plus much. much more! EVER\' TABU: AND LAMP REDUCED! Reg. 81499. CHERRY· 9 PIECE DINING • • EVERY ·SOFA A-ND SLEEPER REDUCED! . 179 Reg. S98. OUlDOOR CH"'R I lJoojd/ Rondon Low Bade Spring Bale Llwn Qlair. Choice of Colors . AlloY. . w....,,vt ... n.- $5 99 $299 $ Reg. tJ29, SWIVEL ROCKERS Pub StYle Tufted Back. F•bricl Choice of Colon! , Trim-. Reg. S899. QUE.EN-SOFA SLEEPER I Bos-St-•hasSuperThickT' " UttiO Rest Datu•" Innerspring Mattress. Choice of :rradkio,.t Beige Stripe Style or Camet Bock Blue Style. $68. .... "-g llt t Ol.E f N !llt: l \ c~~ ~~RD •ut,,uu a ll!:t ltcMi t Mot• Modll. 0.,• Too Ow •ENGLAND •BUSHLINE •SEALY •WEBB MR. ROBERT S PIL~A. N .. 79c COPYRIGHT t987 - THE KROGER CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, · SEPT. 13, THROUGH SATlJROAY, SEPT. 19, 1987, IN GAI LIPOIISAIDPOM EOOYSTOOE! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOLD TO DEALE RS. �..r . ·. ·-· ... ' ' Speaker set R<>v . Michael Robinson will be speaking at the Wednesdav 7 p.m. service at Rutland Naza r~ ne Church. A native of M!chi· ga n, Rev . Robinson received an -Associate Degree of Applied Science in Commercial Art !rom Ferris State College In Michiga n. He earned his li!achelor of Science Degree in Religio n from Mid-AmHica Nazarene College a nd has taken mission studies at Nazarene Theo logical Seniinary . He and his wife, Kat herine, were appointed as Nazaren!' m issionaries to'Honduras in 19~3 . Foliowing a year ol la nguage st udy !n Costa Rica, the Robl_nso n's bega n their work in Honduras. '!;hey. aiong wit h their two childr!'n, David a nd Julie, are furlo ug hing In 1987. Their fu rlough home is in Iowa. T he pu'blic is Invited to Birth announced . Mr.. a nd Mrs. Charles Mullen a nn oun ce th!' birth of a son, Rober t Thomas, Thu rsday, S<:Jlt, 10. at O' Bie ness Hospita l. At he ns. The infa nt weighed e ight pounds, 10 ounces. Mr. a nd Mrs. Mu llen also have a five yea r old son. Ia n. Gra ndparent s a re Mr .. and Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, Pomeroy , a nd Mr. a nd Mrs . Don Mull en. Middl epor t. Mrs. R hod a Hackett. M!ddleporl, is a pa ternal great -gra ndm other. Labor day visitors of Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Russell' were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sum m~rfi el d, We ndy and Crys tal of M!'d!na : Rod Bennett. Mr . and Mrs Brian Reeder 1Ca ndi), Medina; Carl Russell, Margie Bacus. Co!um_bus; Tony and Lisa Venoy , Hartford. W. Va.: Mr. a nd Mrs. Ronald Ru ssell, Ma ndy and Mi chael. Raci ne; Je nnifer Johnson. Racine; Mr. a nd Mrs. Don'a!d Ru sseii,Mr. a nd Mrs. Steve Haggy, Stepha nie and Brad, Ronni!' Eblin, Jonatha n Sa rgent. J eff Darnell . all local. and Nina and J im Zaayer , Pleasant ville. Mrs. Carol Sprouse of St. Louis, Mo. was the Labor Day w!'eke nd guest of Guy and Jonat han Sarg!'nt , and Mr . and ·• · \ R EV. MICHAEL ROBI NSON a ttend Wednesday's service in Rutland. Mrs. Gil~rt Powers. Marian a nd Ben. Mr. and -Mrs . Tom Powers, Kelly a nd Nate, Robert Power s, Mr . and Mrs. DaveSchmn idt,a ll of Otter, Mont.; Mr . and Mrs. Bil l Hess, Grea t Fa lls . Montana . Others they vis it ed were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker a nd Ta mme, Raney Pa rker . Ever ett , Was h.; Mr. and Mrs. Ber t Avery, Seatt le, Was h.; Mrs. Rex Smith, Greg. Ki r k. and Erin, Woodi nv ille, Was h.; Mr. a nd Mrs . P hil!p Powers, Grand J unction. Colo. and their sons. who were vis!ting at their home. Robert of Ca li!or- n!a, and Bruce and wife. Peggy, Austin , Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Edson Parker . Aurora. Colo.: Mr . a nd Mrs. Dick Harper. Parke r and Kr !sta n, Parker, Coto. They toured Irriga ted corn f!elds In Nebraska. Sa nd H!lls and Fossi!l Beds In Nebraska, ranchland in Monta na. Custer's battlef! f'ld, - Pl ains Ind!an Mu seum. a nd Glaz!!'r Park in Montana; Dry Fa lls a nd Mt . Ranter Park in Was hington. and downtown a reas of Salt La kr C!ly, Ut a h, a nd Abilene, Kansas . M1·. · Robert R!'ed, 'Hemlork Grov!'. Mr . and Mrs . Leslie Frank, Sat·a h a nd · Ma tthew of Texas Road were Sunday visitors of Mr . and Mrs . E ugene Haning and Ronald. · Mr. a nd Mrs. Charley Smith were Tuesday evening visitors of Mr. a nd Mrs . Harley Johnson and Tammy. Mr. a nd Mrs . J erry Ho ll ey and Calvi n visited' recently with Mr . and Mr s. Har ley Jo hnson and Tam my. Labor Day visitors of Mr . and Mrs. -Robert Russell W!'re Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Wendy a nd Crys ta l. Medina: Rod Benn!'tt , Mr. and Mrs. Brian R!'eder. Medina: Carl Russell. Margie Bacus. Columbus; Tony a nd · Lisa Venoy, Hartford. W. · Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ru ssell, Mandy and Michael, Racin e: J !'nni!C'r Johnson. Ra - . cinP; M1'. and Mrs. Donald Russell. Mr. and Mrs . Steve Haggy, Stepha nie _and Brad . Ronnie Eblin. Jonatha n Sargent. Jell Da rnell, a li local, and Nine and .lim Zaa yer , Pleasan tville. Mrs. Carol Sprouse of St. Louis. Mo . was the Labor Day weeknd gu es t of Gu y and .Jona · than Sa rgent. and Mr. and Mrs . Robert Reed, Hamlock Grove. Mr. and Mrs . Les lie Frank . Sarah and Matthew of Texas Road wer!' Sunday visitors of Mr . , and Mrs. Eugene li a ni'ng and Ronald. Mr. ·and Mrs. Charley Smith were Tuesda y enming visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley ,Jo hnson a nd Tammy . EASTERN HILL FABRIC SHOP . GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIGERATORS, TV$ FAIIK & CRAFTS/SlWING NOTIONS . POLY£STER QUILT UmNG (l y The Ted! Mr. ;md Mrs. Jerr)' Holleyh athnd Ca lvin vls!tf'd recently w1t e Harley Joh nsons. Meigs County property transfers .. We Reserve The · Limit Quantities A bice ntenn ial celcbrat ion and the an nual fall fes tival will be combined on Oct. 10 for a day of fu n-fi lled activities !n Raci ne. · • The a nnu al fa ll festiva l, s ponsored by the Racine Mer chant' s Association. Is being he ld in STORE HOURS r Harold A. Reeves. Carolyn Ja net Reeves to Trina ·Gale Bowers. parcel. Sal!sbury . Betty Wrltesei. eta! , Howard L. Wr!tesel. etal, Sharon Baker. eta! , Ly le E . Baker. eta! to Roscoe L. . Wedge, Hazel M. Wedge. part lot 40. Raci ne VIII . Pamehi Goodw in to U>land E . Clo nc h. Rea tha V. Clonch, parc.els. Rufland . After the para de, Minersvil!!' res ide nt Vic BrQw n w ill . be pres!'nt ing a s hort hi stor y of Sutton Tow ns hip, followed l;ly the introduction and honoring of the oldest ma n and woman born and st U! res iding in Sutton TOWf!S hip. A mu s ical fa re w!ll hlg hl!ght the aft ernoon a nd enter ta iners will incl ude the Bend River Boys, Mary Ja nice Lave nder and Kat hy McDa niel, the Southern High. Band wit h a selecti on of patr iotic songs, a nd at 6 p.m. ,' cloggi ng by th!' popula r Shady River Shu fli ers. Also In the a ft ernoon. fire fig hting tec hniques dating from the ea rly 1800's to modern day will be de m o ns tra t e d by members of Rac ine's Volunteer Fire Departme nt. In the evening, a " pie ba king" contest w ill be held. fo llowed by what else? a " pie ea ting': contest, with Sutt on Tow nship ca ndl· da tes fo r public offi ce !n this fall' s election as the pic ea ting parti cipa nt s. , La t!'r in the evening. the Circle " D" Wra nglers will be providing countrv music, wh ile Am ix wUI be playing popular mu s ic on the parking lot. Throughout the day, festiva l goers wi!l. !'njoy brows ing the many cra ft di s plays a nd sales which wi ll includ!' woodca r ving. needlework. basketry. r ag rugs and much mor e, or playing th!' var ious public ga mes. Old fashioned c h!!dren's ga mes will be co ndu cted dur ing the a ft ernoon with firs t, second and th ird place r ibbo ns to part icipa nts. All kinds of food will be sold during the day Including cornbread a nd beans cooked In an open ket tle. ' Anyone wishing to partic ipate in the parade or to dis play and sell crafts s hould co nta ct J ea nett e Lawr e nce at the Racine Department Star!' or Joann McCla in a t Rac ine VIllage Cut Rate. Anyone wishin g . to be considered tor recognition as th!' oldest mal e or female resident bor n and still living In Sutton Township should comple te the accompanyi ng entry for m and eit her drop It off at one of the ab<ive nam ed stores or mall it to Sue Hager, P. O. Box443, R acine, 45771.' E nt r ies mu ~ r be received byOct. 1. ' 8 AM~ 10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. IOCI11D 5 IIIllS IIOITH OF CNISYII 011 51. ItT. 7 PH. 4411-11»99 PHONE 915-3909 HOURS: 8 A.M.·6 P.M. BACK .CARDSGRADE A , ALL STORES Name: - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - Place of Birth: ---------~-Phone: _ _ _ _ _ __ _____ PHA 786 wt At_ ... lhe"""' IO l ~ ......0 ,...,.. N. SECOND . E ro~ . $ 1 39 Lunch Meat.......... . MIDDLEPOfH . OH IO ERIOR Take entry to Racine De pt. Store or Racine VIllage Cut Ra te or Mall to: Sue Hager F TISSUE .TYLENOL P . 0. Box 443, Racine, Ohio 45771 EXTRA-STRENGTH CAPLETS ,....::==E:N:T:R:JES :::M:U:ST:B:E::R:E:C:EI:V:E:D:B:Y~OC===TO~B~E~R~I~,1~88~7:::::: rot d . Thty're. com· pact enough 10 fit m.• puru . pock et . glolo'• $399 bo• or bectc p~k . LB 57.98 Value easy to do •... and here's how! · . 9 9 ( Pepperoni ••••••••••••• HORMEL SLICED IIRISP-N·SEIVE VAC. PACK BACON ••••••••••••• ~ ••·•• ~.!.~~...... s1.29 SUPERIOR BREAKFAST HAM LOAF LUNCH MEAT ••••••••-•••••••••~•• S2.19 3.5 UNBREAKABLE ALL COKE PRODUCTS CHEERFUL.~"'·~ SWIFT ECHRICH HAM & CHEESE LOAP ~ ••••• S2.59 HOMEMADE MEAT SALAD ............~~ •••••••••• 99< SMITHFIELD For all hang -ups from wa~h 'n wtor to outerwear COOKED HAM ••••••••• SUCID lb. $1.99 2111 SIZE UP SWElT IOU FlESH PEACHES ..........Ir. ..... 49' . ROLL MARGARINU.qf,•• 2/69< BROUGHTON'S u coutn CHOC. MILK .... M!fl... 79 1 CANTALOUPE •• L\91•••• 79 1 CASE AMER. PROC. CHEESE ......... 11.P.t, s 1.89 FlESH YELLOW Onions ................ ,. 69( WITH THIS COUPON 3 LB. BAG RENT. 1 GET 1 FREE BROUGHTON Cottage Cheese'~~·~. 99 < KRAFT AMERICAN SINGLES $ 39 Cheese Slices ... ~!~!·. . 1 ~ OF SAME VALUE OR LESS 616 SIZE • • $4 29 $129 I IIIAFT 1• 5UCE oz. ' 6 PAK CANS SHREDDED Ill. $2.29 I. TOMATOES•••••••w...: •• 59< •., --.. ~ - COME SEE THE NEW BIRDSEYE BROCCOLI SPEARS ••••~~.~~.... $1.49 ORE·IDA SHOESTRING POTATOES ................~~-~~.... S1.39 HH VIIEO at .. JEWELL EVANS PANCAKE MIX ..........~m•... S1.19 AUNT JEMIMA log. or Ught PANCAKE SYRUP ......~~.~~.... S2.79 ;EANUT BUTTER •••••••~~.~~....... S2 39 ARMOUR - 20' OFF . 12 oz. $169 TREET '•••••••••••. •. •••••••••••••••••••••• .. KLEENEX 17 5 (OUNI . $ . FACIAL TISSUlS................ 1.1 9 JELLO PUDDINGS ••~~.o:~.. 2 /S1. 19 I It'~ lB. . LB. h~~ndy • • hom• or on .the TWIN PACK SO's . PKG. $1 09 . . Ground Bee- f ••••••••. . TURKEY • _. 3 9 ( Drumstacks •.••••••·•••• Sot;. obt'Otbem 2 plv 11-..-. come ;n . oz. W·a ·eners ••••••••••••••••• FRESH I PACK/2 PlY 1 LB 12 ()o.--. \ fO' ........... _ . KY. BORDER OPEN 7 DAYS AWE£K! Address :------~------­ $ 09 Chuck Roast ., ...·... 1. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS $ 59 Chuck Roast ••... ~~. 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE _ OUR BUSINESS BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. !)ate of Birth: - - - - - - - - - - - · Whole Chicken •• ;~ •• 49( h ----------..L---,.--------_!________ Sponsored by Racine Merchan ts. AS!IOclatlon MONEY PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., SEPT. 19,.1987 COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd Ave ., Gallipolis OLDEST SUTTON TOWNSHIP RESIDENT IIOPICANA Monday thru Sunday GAS & ELEC. RANGES · OPEN TUES .-WEO.-FRI. 10 A.M .-5 P.M . THURS . 11 · 5 P.M . SAT. 10.- 2 P.M . CLOSED SUN . & MON . con j u·nc tion w ith Sutton T own - shi p's celebra tion of the bicentennif!l a nn iversa ries of the slgnin gs of the U.S. Constitution and the Ordin ance of the Northwest Terr itory. The fes tivities will get unde rway at 12 noon wi th a patade. Anyone may participate in the parade and old fas hioned cos,tumes and fl oa t themes arc w especia lly welcomed. I • ~---- Racine sets festival EVERYBODY IS A WINNER WHEN YOU SHOP WITH Wolfe -Pen community happenings._ __ Trip d(lscribed by Meigs countians Cora a nd Samuel Michael. Portland, a nd Nellie Parker, Alfred, have r eturned lrom a thee-week 6,150 m i l~ trip in Western United States. They went especially to visit rela tives incl uding Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fritz, Marengo. Ill. : Blanche Herbert. Mr. an d Mrs. Ron -Hervert. Ravenna. Neb.: Mr. a nd Mrs. Ma ttheWAve ry and Tina. Mr. a nd Mrs. Cl cv~ Jacobs a nd Tort. Weston. Wy.:. Mr. .and Wednesday, September 16, 1987 Pomeroy- MiddlePort. Ohio Page 8 ~ Daily Sentinel . . . . FRUIT DRINKS ••••••• ~~.!!•···· 3/97< CAMPBEU'S CREAM OF . CHICKEN SOUP._••••• !!!':.~~·••• 2/99< SLB. BAG AND rtJU COULD WIN A.NEW WJII 1911 CHEVRIJlET CIJNYEIIHilE . . II tfJfJ FREE $,109 Ice Cream •••••••••••• 112 COMPLETE DETAILS IN OUR STOREABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO BUYII :. MAXWELL HOUSE : 8 Ol.JAR - • PINTO BEANS $3 49 Umit I P..- (ust-r • Good at Pawoll' • Suptmllrkot Only : · Offor Good Thru Sat. Sept. 19, 1917 4LBS. • • • .................... ~ .. •••• •• LAST WEEK'S WINNERS SALLY PIERCE Pomeroy, Ohio $10.00 --ALICE. WAMSLEY • • ·INSTANT COFFEE •• EXPIRES SEPT. 23, 1987 GAL • • ••••• ·····c:otrPffi······· . . •' • RENTAU White Bread ••••••••• 2 PAK 'DAIRY LANE .or.A SPECTACULAR DEL MOm SUCED · PINEAPPLE ...............~~-~~••····· 99c ARGO AS •••-•••••••• !~.~!.•••• 2/99C $1 39 ••••••••••••••••••• PD.t\RM.t\CY RHODES FROEN There's . nothing complicated about the Money Bock Game. The next time to shop our store you get your Money Bock Cord; The cashier wlll validate your cord wilh your purchase. Let's soy your purchase total is $18.29. The cashier will punch $19.00 from your Money Bock Cord, as well as your free punch. Validation will be mode each time you shop until the Money Bock Cord's dollar amounts are all punch out. Once you hove filled your cord, you will find out how much you have won. At that time, the store ·manager or cashier will scotch off t~e price area. You've won. How much? ... No one knows, but you are a wmner. 99< limit I Per Customer Good at Pawoll's Suportilarktt Only Off..- Good Thrv Sat., Sept. 19, 1917 . TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLL PAK 89( · Umil I Per Customer Good at Powell's Suptrmorket Drily . Offer Good Thru Sat., Sopt. 19, 1917 , , TIDE DETERGENT 147 oz. ss 99 limit I Per Customer Good at Powell's Slljllrmorket O.ly Offer_Goof Thru Sat., Sept. 19, 1987 Pomeroy, Ohio ss.oo --NELLIE MORRIS Pomeroy, Ohio $50.00 .. �)' ' September 16. 1987 POMEROY,O. Picnic held What a great topic... By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Writer Dr. Franklin Rizer. Metgs Counlian and son of Mr. and Mrs F rankin Rizer, E. Matn St., Pome roy, and his work with Me· niere's disease a t Warren were the subject of a '' rece nt article m a Warren newspaper. Dr Rizer has had extensive training as a specialist over the years and is one of only 100 surgeons across the country trained to do the Meniere surgery. Meniere's disease Is an in her ear disorder which disrupts the body's sense of balance but after the operation by Dr Rizer, the dtsease became only a bad memory for one of his pat tents. Meniere's strikes when the membranous fluid pathways of the mner ear becomes obstructed Fluid builds up in the pathways until they break causing dizzy spells which can be quite Inca· pacltating. Everything spms and moves durmg one of these spells and the vl~lim may be subject to nausea and vomiting in addition to feeling e~tremely tired for several days afterward Grad ual hearing loss Is another stde effect. As the membranes break, the victim's hearing deterio· rates. As they heal , the heanng IS restored However, the worst part for most v1ctlms , 1s the unpredictability of the attacks The patient who recently un· derwent surgery with Dr. Rizer performing the operation first had an attack four years ago and the cause was onginally diag. nosed as a virus. The dizzy spells continued and Meniere's was not diagnosed until two years ago. The patient was referred to Dr Rtzer in June and rned1catwn failed to take care of the problem so surgery became necessary . ln the surgical tec hmque used by Dr. Rtzer. the surgeon cuts a J The Meigs High School Alumm Association which thls spring staged Its first all-school reunion is hanging right in there making plans for the 1987 reunion The group Is meeting every two months and the next session wlll be at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Add to the att ractions or the Middleport Block Party the name of '"Rear View"- thjs ts a new upbeat group headed by singer Van Johnson who used to be with '"Lone Wolf" The latter group appeared last year at the block party. The time slot for '"Rear Vtew" will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Evelyn and Eliza Gt lmore and their son and daughter -in-law, Mary and Roger Gi lmore. spent the Labor Day weekend m Englewood. Oh1o, the Dayton area, where they altended the 42nd reunion of the 21st Atr Depot Group of the U S Alr Force Eiza served with the group during World War II in Burtonwood, Engl. Sherwood Meredtth of Pomeroy Pike also attended reunion activities . ---::--- And do keep m mind that you're tnvlted to the open house celebration from 1 to 5 · p.m. Sunday to help celebrate the 68th birthday of Charles Thtess The open hou se will be at the Theiss home In Racine. held recently at the scout cabm on Kingsbury Road. Altendmg were Hazel and Bud W1ison, Charles and Bernice Ritne. Ralph and Sadte Ca rl. John Carl, Olen and Lou1se Harnson. Roy and Mabel Brick· les Ron Riffle, Conme, Jod y and Kev m Shaven. Dale. Marlene and Scott Harrison, Phil, Paula, man, IS askmg that bells be rung for 200 seconds beginnmg at 4 p m On Sept. 17. 1787, 39 men s igned their names to a document and established the world 's first government of the people, by the people and for the people Rodd and Trevor Harrison. Mona, Jason and Amy Frecker. Vtrgll L Carl. Lloyd, Eva and Phil Kmg, Oscar Scholl, Rene, Justin and Ashley Hoschar, all of Pomeroy Rhonda, Jod1, Sean and Dale Gtbson. Athens; Rosemary Carl Rtce, Westerville; Rhonda R1ce: Worthington, and Alice Carl Sowers, Grove C1ty Free shade jrees available The Nat1ona l Arbor Da y Foun dation Is giv ing 10 free shade 11 ees to everyone who JOins the non-profiT Foundation during September A sugar maple. weeping wtl low, red oak, green ash, thornless honey locus t, pin oak, silver maple, tulip tree, nver b1r~h and red maple wtll be given as part of the Foundations' s campaign to encourage tree planting. These trees were selected beca use t hey provide beuttful ora nge, red, and yellow autumn coloJ'S a nd coolmg summer shade. acording to John Rose now, the Foundation's executtve dtrec tor PRICE REDUCED - RUTLAND - Avety neat, n1ce ranch style home wtth central a11, garage, low ultltltes, ltont and teat potch 3 bedrooms. latge GROUNDBREAKING - Ground has been broken and construction Is now underway lor the new VIctory Baptist Church, 525 North Second St., Middleport. Parllclpatlng In the groundbreaklng, left to right, were Thurman Smith. the R<>v. Jim Acree, the Rl>v. James KePsee, the Rl>•. Dwight Ashley, all local, and Dr. Stan Anderson, a missionary teacher In Brazil home on leavt•. Dr. Anderson and the R<>v .•James Keesee were classmates at Massillon Bl hlc Collcgt•. Groundbreaking held by church Ground ha s been broken for a new building by the VIct ory Bapttst Church at 525 Nort h Second St . Mtddleport Pastor of the church is the Rev. James Keesee Joining theRe\" Mr . Keesee in the groundbreaking ceremony were Dr. Stan Anderson , mts sionary teach er m Braz1! no" home on lea ve. the Rev Dwtght As hley, the Rev. Jim Acree, a nd Thurman Smith, all acttvc In the church Plans call for the new structure to be completed before Christ mas . The 40 by 100 fool frame building wnh brick venl'Ct ac cent wtll Inc lude an auditorium with a seaMng capactiy of 106, six Sunday sc hool classrooms, a pastor's st udy, .1nd res t room facilities It ts being constructed bt•hind the current butldlng on the locat ion of the house for merly occu pied b\• Ewl'n Ba uer. The building occupied by th e co ngrega tion for th~ pa s t six veat sWill be torn down once the new fartlit y Is completed, prov ld· lng a 200foot fr ont age from·No t'th Seco nd Street The Rev. Mr Keesee. no" In h1s lOth year ot ind•·pend<·nt Baplist mini s t r~ m Mctgs Countv. organized the church In November 1977 m lhPitving room of his hom e In Tuppc t s Plai ns After Ihat h£' l£'asN1 a bu tding on the Rout e 7 by- pass "hl ch lh<' congt egatlon Ol'<' upicd lot neat lv a lP<lt bl'fote mov ing to th£• Middleport lqca t io n which had former tv bee n an art slud io and befm£' that u fl'Cd store Son of i\da Kct>SN• of Hys(' li Run ond thC" latl' Ra vmond Kecsl'C. th e mlnlstPr '"'" ;·ned to Meigs County with hi;, will', Linda. and srvcn children. a ft e r gta duatmg from Mas, lllon BlbiP Co llcgp liP ow ns Hnd OIX'ia tt•s w11h thf' .:J ... sJstl ng or hi s son . .lames the' ,J :ond t lnsulnlion Co Besith'' .Jam1·s. the• RPI " nd Mt ~ KC'f'St'f' hil\f' th rt'P ma n IC'd dn ughte i'S 111 o chllci r<'n In high sc hoo l and anot her In i('mcnta r; sc hool T h<'l ' Psldr "' Brvant Pia<"" in Mldcllepo t·t on ptopNI\ adjace nt to ' thr n<·w t· hurch )()('a t ton hvmg room , d1mng area and a btg level lot Must see' $38.500 The annual hunting and fishing da y sponsored by the Ken Ams bury lzaak Walton League will be held on September 26 at Royal Oa~ Park. Open to all children and young adult s, both girls a nd boys, the ed ucational , workshop Is free Includin g a luncheon, and will be held from 9 a .m when r<'glstra tlon begins to 3 p m Advance regts u·atlon Is not required . Activities of th ~ day will Include displays, demonstrations and pa1 ticlpal ion programs on gun safet y, turkey calling, hunt ing ethics. flletlng of fish , Ice !ising, archery. trapping, canoemg. reloadi ng. black powder, ttap shooting, and fllms. RC'glstratlon will be from 9 to Q , ~O a m ; dlnnPr from 12 to 1 p m and prize drawing at ~ p . m . SYRACUSE - Remodeled two story home In cludes 3 4 bedrooms I ·~ baths basement, garage and and oldet barn on approXImately I acce ol gcound PRICED TO SEll AI $39 900 HERE IT IS' - Your home tn the counhy, over ll acres of gcound, plus a 2 story latm house wtlh 3 bedrooms. cellar. gatden area. shed and woodbu1net lor extra heat WAN T$19.500 Thiess birthday KINGSBURY ROAD - Ap· prox 143 acre hot se b31n House needs repaor. bat n. horse corral, free gas to house 3 otl and gas wells avolable tot purchase !not producmg af present hmel All mmetals. Ask lor dpl&Jis on wells . PRICE REDUCED$47 500 An open M u s ~ will be held Sunday, I to 5 p m .. In obser· \•an ·r ol lhP 86 th bh thd ay of C har i~' Theiss a t his home near H"ctnc His chlldt en are hosti ng the ce!Pbration a nd invite all or hts relatlvPs and fri ends to attend RUTLAND - Ntce 10 year old brick ranch house tn a good localton Ov er I we gtound Wtth 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement, la1ge patto. equtpped kotch e ~. many other noce leatures MAKE OffER $39 900 ..... l CUlJND,. ..,.61" JUN TIU\U:Il .. ' 2UO DOUI TUirN(I . ·- ttt SU1 fUCY llffU • . . Ut . JOIO OHKI. -··", ....,, . tU Ult Preceptor Beta Beta cht:tpter has meeting. . . And do keep smiling Carl fam_ily reunion conduaed The annual Ca rl reunion was NEW LISTING - SOUTH· ERN DISTRICT - Would you en1oy a 26'x64' Nashua doublewide 1tome wtth 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, all electr~c, centtal atr, eat·tn kitchen w/skyhghl, formal dtntng room, living room wtlh cathedral cetltng,· garden tub off master bedroom, located on approx. 22 acres of wooded land' Thts home ts only 2 months old as owners wete trans lerted You ltntsh landscap mg and decks Call lor an appomtment to see thts one' Really Nice' ASKING $45,000 Hunting, fishing event conducted • The Foundation w1! give the free trees to members contnbul· in g SJO dunng September. The s1x to 121nch trePs will be s hipped this fall between Oct . l5 and Dec 10 when condttions are right for planting They will be sent wtth enclosed planting mslrutlons a nd are guaranteed to grow or they wtll be replaced free. To become a member of the Foundation and to receive the fr<>e trees, a $10 members hip contribution should be sent to Ten Shade Trees. National Arbor Day Foundation, lOU Arbor Aven ue, Nebraska Cny. NE 68410, by Sept 30. A review of service projects was given at the recent mee tin g of Preceptor Beta Beta Chapt er, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. held 10 the social room of Grace Eptsco pal Church Members served the cant ee n at a recent visit of the Red Cross bloodmobile , provtded \O iunteer workers lor the count y-wide multiphasic health screemng at the Meigs Multipurpose Build mg A dopat10n of $25 wa s mad£' to Camp Super Kid , the Lun g Asthma Ca mp for children, and a Meigs Count' boy wa s sent lhts vRa t It wa s noted th.Jt thP cha pter 's Buckevc (;It·is Sta ll• de legal e was unabl c to at IPnclt he p1 og1a m Plans were made lor d r urn · mage sal e to be hPid th<' firS! week in Octobet Tenta ltvc plans were madfl f01 a v JsJ I to lhf' Apple Fes tival with dlnn ~r all he Winery there. Stx me mbers a tt end ~d the Mtd Eas t Bet a Stgma Phi Con· ventlon he ld at Hershey, Pa Not rn a Cuslet ga' <' a r<'port of the convention and showed p1o· g! i.lffi!-. Llnfl f.J \ 'Of ~ ~I' X I CO O\ (• n - ,\ th.Jnk }O U N XI Gamma f:psl lon Mu , for a ritual vase• The chapter con- m Cf'lln g \\llh 17 ml'mb('IS a n s - tlnurs to seC'k n('w members and wc•rlng mil c:Jil Due' fo1 lhP comm g \'f'a r w(T t ' pdlcl Thf' ~ ~ oup d b cu ~s('l d or dr i' Hlg kn lv('s. ur g~ hut fo r thC' mf"mbers I I \H I S su11gested th at a list of members or other Ch,,plt •J' would bt• helpful and th f' t h<~p tP J "s - c ll v eouncil mem bct will co mpil e that ROCK SPRINGS - Miracle Deliverence Ten Revival through Sept. 30. Meigs Fair· grounds Evangelist Charles Spence. Services are 7:30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT -Middleport Child Conservation League will meet Thursday, 7:30p.m., a t the Ohio Power Office ln Pomeroy. Devoltons and traveling door prize wlll be by Thelma Simes . Hostesses will be Nancy Morris and Ann Colburn . ROCK SPRINGS Rock Springs Better Health Club will meet at the home of Agnes Dixon on Thursday at 1:15 p.m. RUTLAND - Rutland Fire --Department Auxiliary will m~t FJUDAY Wednesday, 7:30 p.m .. at the .- -POMEROY- A meeting of the firehouse. Meigs County Advisory Council, --Alzheimers Disease·Related Dis· orders, will be held Friday at THURSDAY POMEROY - Meigs Coun ty 12:15 p.m .. at the Senior Citizens Democrat Executive Committee Center. Emphasis ofthe meeting will meet Thursday at 7:30 at will be on evaluation training Carpenter's Hall, Main Street, sessions, and program updates. Pomeroy. All Interested Demo· crats are welcome to attend. CHESTER - The Chester Volunteer Fire Department will --- I sponsor a !ish fry at the firehouse on Saturday, with serving from 4 to 7:30 p m. Fish tat! sa ndwic hes, suc h as thos~ served at Ihe Meigs County fair will be served wtlh fre'nch fries , slaw, and drink for $3.25. studies Wh1ieC unnmgham grad· uated from Eastern he spent his senior year at Me1gs High School wherc he was actlvC' In DECA . Hls activities Include go llm g and arc hery and he Is a member of the Ches ler Bowhunler' s Club Ca thnne, onginall y fro m Mont~om e r y Cou nty, wa s In the SUNDAY HARRISONVILLE Rev. Darrell Hunt and family , mlssi&narles , to Mexico, will be special speakers at Harnsonvill!? Holiness Chapel, Rt. 684, Harrl· sonville, ~u nd ay evening al 7 30 The public is Invited. SATURDAY HARRISONVILLE - Harrl· sonvllle Holiness Chapel will holding all day services Saturday, starting at 10 a .m. Noon meal will be at the Harrisonville fire house. Baptismal service at 2:30p.m. at the Middleport levee. Everyone welcome. POMEROY - Meigs County Genealogical Society will meet Sunday, 2 p m, at the? Meigs County Muse um Everyone welcome. ' Complete Remodeling Rootmg of All Types Worked in Homo Areo 2S Years rm ESTIMATES ROYAL OAK - The annu111 picnic of Shad e River Lodge No 453 wt tl be Sund ay , 6 p.m. , at the archery butldlng at Royal Oak Park Bt ing covered dish , drank' and tablewa r e. '' RACINE- Mt . Moriah Church of God, Mile Hill Rd ., Racine. will celebrat e homecoming Sunday with guest speaker Rev. John Evans. Rutland Sunday School at 9:45. Dinner at12 noon Special singing throughou t the afternoon. Everyone welcome ' ' RACINE - The annual home· coming of Morse Chapel Church, Racine, wil l be Sunday from 1· 30 lo 4 p.m. Dinner will be served at 12 noon Special singing will be featured and the afternoon speaker will be Rev.. Charles Norris. Everyone wel come. RUTLAND The annual 712312 mo Pay Your Phone Bills Here IU51N155 PHONE t ~I 41 99Hl!O RIIDENCE PHONE 1~141 992· 7754 d v.w. We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid Hoil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORO 992 · 2196 Middleport, Oh10 1· 13-lfc PARTS NEW AND USED WIDE SELECT.ION ALL MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 8-13·1 mo · pd ••'· • '• ·','·. ' I• • ' •. VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE \'I 614·142· 23&7. J part.. a, ... Dan• puppi". c.n Pupp1e1 to g1ve away 8 weekt old. been wormtd Ctll 614 - 992 6073 . 32 c1n1 laomll baby formula. 304·876-2835 6 Lost and Found fOUND Peu of Ment gl~tses­ Gray plastic framet Found an Ewington legion lot Call 614LOST Dogs One Schnauzerbleck One pert Dobermtn· German Shepherd blaek Patnot - Camdut aree RE WARD Please cell 614· 379 - 2242 " DOC" VAUGHN Cer11f1ed FOUND. Bladen Rd Brown Prt Bull Owner pey 198 00 vet bill 814-256· 6769 LOST Tan StaffDfdthue. orange collaf Vrcrnty of Clay Chapel on Rt 7 Also BenJ• type temel• C1ll 614 266-6635 7 1 ll:mg' nrc \'\'r• :It A/01 Ltlllr II . the Cln ;.qf,d Stcl trn ! 54 Misc. Merchandise OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS "Free Candy . Classes" FRI., SEPT. 18, 1981 10 AM-4 PM J.R.'s REPAIRS Yard Sale ......Galll'pons· ....... TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 REAIONAIU • IELIAilE 8-20. 86 tfn OPEN FOR BUSINESS 324 [. Ma'" St , Pomeroy Behmd C1ty H1tl • ANN'S Gtlt Shop & Toy Store Collectors Items. Costume Jewelry, Act1on Toys, Mustcal Toys & Trinket Bo•es Open 1 0 A M l o 4 P M Mon . lhru Fn or by Appo.ntmenl Call 161 41 992 7204 Wholesale & Aeta1l I 10 1 mo pd MARCUM CONTRACTING Help Wanted BINGQ EAGLES ClUIJ : PCII EROT, OHIO THURS,7PM EBIIS Sf!H., 2 P ll·EB 1 45 4 famrlv Tara apartments Car man Or Baby clothes household rtems Saturday Sep· tember 19th, 10 7 CHISJU, OHIO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAL REMODEl lNG & REPAIRS REFERENCES Phon• Day or Enning' DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL Garage Sale Thurs -Sat , Sept 17 19 9 ·5 7 mriM west of Galhpohs on At 141 Phone 614 379-2560 JUST CALL! Hugel G1gantrcl Yard Sale! Any thing you can rmagme We hiiVe rt New 6 used 1like Toys, fumrture, toolt, baby rtems brkea of all sues clocks ch1lk rtems of all krnds. tamps Plusl It's priced to sell 5 btg days Tuea Sun 9 6 Centenary off 141 . 'I• m1le on lincoln Prke 985-4141 GINlUl CONTIAClOIS ' J· 10 I mo pd "VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN INSULATION 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10·8-tlc BISSELL SIDING CO. BISSELL BUILDERS New Homes luilt "Free Esttmates" PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Ne Sunday Calls J.ll -ttn "At Reasonable Pri<tS" SIGN UP NOW FOR PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 BASKET WEAVING and STENCILING ClAiSES Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS !lllml HOUlTON 41686tln BOW I WRIATH MAKING JANIT YlNOY I~ONNI StAll! Br~dal Sale C•ntena'Y Tow.n HouR. Thun & Frr 9 7 Ablrl 2600 and tapes werghtt and benefl, Panasonic ster.eo . dramond nngs. nerc1tor game table and toys, fallc:~lott'les all trzes 10 Berger Ave · behrnd Me Do natd' a Clothrng, VCR tapes. b1cycles Much more Thurs & '" 4 Family - Go to Addraon, turn at Rays Furnrture 1st brrck hs on left pan Addav1lle Grade Sch Women. mfant & toddler clo thmg, playpen, stereo: Jeep top cover. Myeruhallow well pump Lob of everythrng Thurs, Fn & Sat 8 1 4 Family · 459 larun Dr acrou from ferrgrounds Bedroom surt, Sound movre cam8fa & protector mise Sept 17 & 18. 9 1 It ram on back porch No early sales O.rage Sale 2 'h mrles east of Porter on 554 ladres clothes and Iota of mrsc Sept 18 6 19 Rarn or Shrne FR£E WEDOIIIG CONSULTANT Reg111r; and moat complete hne of Wedd1nq Flowers and Accessones 1n th1s area P'o me.roy · Middleport & Vicinity LaSALLE GALLERY Middleport-992-U\\ A cr~11h.: d~corellog 'llxro~ rl .:11c.: . N• /Wifll Ho,. Ptflla KAREN FACEMYER lnd O.coratrng (onsrAtant 3'104 lrodburl Rd Middloport, 011. 5760 Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Swim Molds - lnterprettng Servtces (614} 992·5751 - ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. t CUI OUT FOR FUTURE USEJ ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist ~ 8·24·1 mo KEN'S APPLIANCE (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Se<:ond Avenue. BoK 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 8 13 Howard L Writesel Pleasant Valley Hospital and Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Center are seeking highly motivated registered nurses for full and part-time employment. Current benefits i~: elude: medical and dental insurance, retirement plan, life insurance. shift premium pay. malpractice insurance, tuition reimbursement and more. Call orwisit the Nursing Service offices at PleasAnt Val· ley Hosp~tal, Point Pleasant, West Virginia, for more information. Riverine Antiques NEW- REPAIR (304) 675-4340 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio HOUIIS, Tuo.·Wed.·Frl 11 D.m, to 7 p.m. Sundoy1 1 p.m.-7 p.m ly Chanct or Appointment RUSS MOORE 992-2526 8· 24-87-1 mo. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVI~E - Addon• and rer-.Qiiteling - Roofing and gutter work - Concreti'work - Plumbing 1nd elec::lric:el worh (free Estimate•, V. C. YOUNG Ill 4 15 '861c 985-3561 ttn AloHIQUES BUY OR SELL 1124 East Main 51. Pomeroy SERVICE ROOFING Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949·2168 4-22·87-tfn BOGGS All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 S tic Annou 11 ce111 en Is 3 Announcements We' ve got permanents from S19 99 , complete ! No Appo•ntmentt·Jutl walk lnf FIESTA HAIR FASHIONS, 322 SECOND AVE, 448 -9152 Giveaway SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 ·EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO AuthorizOIII John D-e. Now Holland, Bush Hog farm Eqtnpmont Deolor farm Equlpmi11t Parta & Servlee 1·3-'86 tic v. Sept 16 mrle off At 1 B ypaas on Rt 1 24 9 00 3 00 Grrls clothes, coau, toys mrsc Rarn cance ls N1ce, clean. mrsc household 1tems 543 Nortn Second Ave Mrddleport, Oh1o Saturday Sept 19 8 Public Sale & Auction Rrck Pearson Auctroneer h · censed rn Ohro and West V1rgl nra Estate, antique, farm hquldatron tafea, 304-773· 6786 SALE! 15th to 24th September All But Fnday Old tool1 and fumlturfl 1 Route 2, Ashton W V11 , 1 mile out Hannan Hrgh School Road Watch for srgn1, 304 675 2266 9 814 448· 3612 TOP CASH pard for '83 model and newer u1td cera Smrth Burck -Pontiac, 1911 Eutern Ave , Gallipolis Call 814 - 441 3 B1g1 of clttt~ft to gtve away Coli 114-245-5285 Wanted to buy Standing t•mbet Call 814-379-2768 Fairly late modei Chryller pro· duct, good c~dlttan I~ mileage Phone 814 -258-8038 House C1ts-Beautlful long h1irtd kitten• to good hom• Lhttr trained Call 8 14· 448·4922 after 6 .00 PM only a..gle Buyrng daily gold, sliver colf'IS rings, J8WIIry. sterling ware, old colnl, lerge currency Top pri· c... Ed Burkett Bart.. Shop, 2nd Aw Middleport, Oh 114- pup. Male 3 mo1 Call 814·387-1015 or 387- 992·3471. 2 -8 weetcs Old kittens. ,C.II Wanted to buy, standing timb.r Cell AI ,tromm et 114-742· Half neo 814-441·4019 after 6 00 PM _2_3_2e_ _ _ _ _ _ __ f lllfii1C io11 21 Employmenl Servtces 11 Help Wanted " Hirmgl Government JObt· your f16 ,00D· f68,000 Call 602· 838-8886 Ext 606'' ~rae AVON - Sell Avon tor Christmas Meke40per cent Calt614 448 Oent1l 111i11nt for Oellipolrs araa offrce Oesrre a11.penenced or t{llned person but will elso conarder others Reply to Box 909 c/ o Gallrpolis Deily Tr~b una 82& 3rd Ave Gallipolis Ohro 46631 Generel offrce- Some mtchcat pperrence helpful Part·time temporary wrll become tult· trme temporary Resume to P 0 Box 441 Pt Pleal8nt W Va 26550 Tehrvi1on Advert1srng needs tugh 1r11rgy persons for ttte Gallrpoha area Po111ble further management opporttlmty Part· trme, full- trme, bue and com· m11110n Call 9·5 :l04· 75:J· 7881 GET PAID far readrng books 1 S100 00 per title Write ACE· 338 , 2 Prma Napervrlle Ill 60640 Full-time federally quellfred 6 state certifred O~RP for ICF MR facrlity for ger1atrrc popule Iron Eq:~enance m habihtatron Jervrcu a must Salary negot1a· ble hcellent benefita Contact Ohro Job Serv1ce 614· 4461683 Gaihpohs area Sales slulla n• cenary Computer trarnrng preferred . Must be able to deal wrth publrc: Some travel rnvolv&d Send resume to B011 T-910 c/ o Gallipolis Dally Trrbune825 Jrd Ave Galhpohs, Ohro 46631 Needed Dental Hygentrst for a p110ple oriented h1gh quahty dental off1ce Send complete resume to Darly Senlrnel BOJll 729·K Pomeroy Ohro We need a cereer mrndad people orrented perspn to work rn a hrgh quality dental otfrce Tli'e perfect Job for the right person Please send complllte resume to Darly Sentinel Boll 729 K Pom8foy. Ohro Government Jobs S 16,040· S69 230 vr Now hrrrng Call 806-687- 8000 ht R-9806 for current federal hst Frrendly Home Parties hat open 1ngt tor managers and dealers in 'fOUr aree Ura-t IWI• 1n ..-tv plan tree k11 brand new Chrrst· mas cata log-toy. gih and home decor catalog Ower ' SOO 1tems Top commi1110n and hostess yrht ·Call for free cetatog 1 800 ~ 227 1510 . Get pard for readrng books! 6100 pertrtle Wrrte ACE -318, 2 Prma, Napervrlle, ll 60540 AVON All areas Call Mar1lyn Weavtn 304 882 2646 R N apphcetrons now bemg accepted for full Irma posrtron, Pleasant Valley N unmg Care Center apply personnel otfrce Pleesant Valley Hosp. 304 6754340 AA EOE Businan Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO, VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO recommends thet you do b1.11irwtS1 with people you know. and NOT to send monev through the mail until you hJIIVI invut1gllted the off•ing. S9 99 one pric:e tlloe storal Open erther e 1hoe or f•hron AOn·frenehrse ttore whh the liberty Feehiona advantage Ov• 1.300 brand nam• On• t1me fee Inventory, fixture&. bt.lyrng trrp tupph•, 1n.tore tre1nmg end more. Calleny time. Den Kosteeky 601-327·8031 Own your own apparel or shoe ~tore choose from Jeen l'ponswear , ladlea apparel , men's, chlldren-mat•nity. large sizes . petite, danceweer aerobiC, bridll. Nngerre or ac:~n­ torras store Add c:olor enalyais. Brends Uz ClllborrM, Gasoline, Hulthtex, levr. Lee, Camp Beverly HIH1. St Michele, Cheus, Outbeck Red, GenHis Forenr:e. Organically Grown. over 2000 othert. Or t13 99 ona price designer. multi t1er prrang d11· c:ountorfermlylhoettore Retail prrces unbehevlble for quality tho• normelly priced ftom f19 to eBo over 250 brenda 2800 styl•. S14 800 to S21.900 rnventory , training. f1.11ture1, grend opening, eirf•e, etc C.n open 16 days Mr K•enan !306!366 8608 Real Eslate 31 Homes for Sale Home for Sale by Owner Greenbner Est , 38A , bi· level on 2 4 1cres, AC, W B F P ., wet bar, 2 c• o•~e Ph Before ~~P~h ~~t~t~: After W1ll help finance or l1nd cantract 10 yr. old hou11. 3 Br., Petr1ot Village Cell 814-446· 1340, 446-3870. 4 BR . frreplace. full batement 3 mr 10 of Gallrpalis S34,900 Cell Dayt-814-448-1116. att• 5 00 446 1244 3 br . · finished beument. ..ectnc•wood halt. epphcanwa. garage Apprereed at f64,000 Sale *49,900 Call 814·446- 3040 Ulle new, ma:rntenenet free, 2 br ranch, fulty carpeted 15 min to Galhpolls or Mercervllla Call 614· 266· 6200 8 room home wrth garage on I acret Small woods, gaJdenpastL&re area County water Near JadiHn Call 114-28115447 Of 988· 3171 For Sale by Owner 3 Br hou.. wnh aUached garage, ac 39 Ch1ihC01he Ad C.ll 614-441· 2583 19 51 Government Homet from $1 (U repa•rl Delinquent tax property Repots•1110ns Call 805-887 6000 Ext GH -9805 for current repo hst Governmant Hom• for 81 00 (u Repair) Buy dlreetl Repoa end Ta• serzed propertres Call todtY for fectt! 1 518 -469 -3548 Ext H1622(toll r~l.lndabl•l24 hra AVON All areas Call Shnlay Spears. :304· 676 1429 "HIRING! Government JObs • your area $16.000 • S68.000 Call (6021 838 8885 EXT 1203 REPS NEEDED tor bus1neu aceounu full · Trme 660.000 880.000 Part Trme S12 000 &18 000 No Sellrng. repeat bu11neu Set your own hours Tr.;nmg pro vrded Call 1 612- 938 6870. M -F, Bam •to 5pm (Central Standard Trmel Handi Man Spec1al 5 roam and bath an1c basement 110 State St Pnce neg Call 614· 992- 3725 In Goeglem S1.1bdrvrsron, clo .. to schools Call 614· 992 -3508 or 614 -992 -2389 2 or 3 bedrooms double lot. close to schools end store• $18,000 00 304-675 7833 For aale by owner. leon, Meaon LPN for pnvate duty, part· t•me, County Beautiful ranch home 1tart rmmedrately Need good on 20 acres Smell bam, pond, chn•eal skrlls 86 00 per hour Pt good hunting, horselovlfs para Pleasant area Call Mr Hutchrns • d·:-"-•_3_0:4':'·4:-6_e_ ·1-:5:-4:-2---:-_:_1 304 -757-785&, 9 4 Monday ~ Frrday only Hou se 3 15 ac, 2 br, total•lec; carpet through 1 mrle out GET PAID for readmg books I Foglesong Ad Muon, WV , $100 00 per trtle Write ACE 304-773 5011 617A, 2 Prma, Napervrlle IL 60540 Wanted lady or couple Lady for hght housework. hu sband for general marntenance Own room and board. Fostorra Ohro area Call Raymond or Mary Srsk 304 882 2069 12 Situations Wanted Writ care for persons wnh nervous or mental drsorders and elderly rn my prrvate nome Ehm Hom e, Mrddleport Ohro 614 992 6873 Jim' a Odd Job Servrce- parntrng , carpenter work aundec:k, sldmg, roofing Call814 379 2418 Quahly roofing Free est , *1 0 a squar• Contact Randy at 614- 446·8967 2282 Junk Auto's with or wlthot~t ..motor~ Call 81(-388 -9303 3091 304 876 2823 18 Wanted to Do We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jrm Mink Chev Olds Inc Bill Gene John10n Orovers Lawn Mower Aeplir Well pidr; up end d.thr• Good used mowen for ,ele C.H eU.-742· 2393 or ' 814-742 - One medium ttze dog houee Wanted To Buy Where you can get the best halrcare 1t the but prices? WANTED TO BUV Used wood FIESTA HAIR FASHIONS , 322 & COli heatt'rs, Swain's Furnl· ture, 3rd & Olive St. Gallipoll• SECOND AVE, 441 9162 Call 614·448· 3159 4 Cuh reg1ster wanted in .,.teet condition Cell 304· 1715-1401 33&e lOst male Pekrngese nam.-d "G1zmo" Flatroek Grocery area Rt 2. Pt PI 304 675 3464 CALL 992-6756 6091 388-8486 lost Cockat1ei Bird J mostly .,.llow, httle white Or11r1ge cheeks Last sftn on Uncoln 3rd St Mrddleport $26 raward 1f ceught Call 614 -992· 6804 All MaJOr & Mmor Repairs NIASE C.nlfied Mechanic AntKitles. trhler co1ns. gold rings, furniture, old gt1n1, com· plate houtehold, EIUtee Cuh ,.id Call Brron lee. 114· 386- LOST. Gr-v Mele Weimerener Dog rn Eno area Childs pet Call 614·446 -4498 814 687-6677 5YRACUSE, OHIO 18 Want.cl to 'DO Wanted to buy acrap ttMI and m ... ls. Riders Salvage 814- lost Nylon tn fold wallet Navy Upplf Rrver Rd. ConYlnalmportlnt document Keep mDney Cell&14- 367·n4s lost rn T1.1ppers Plarns, Reade vrlle area bltck and wh1te English Sprrnger Spanrel Call Mos1 Foreign and Domest1c Vehtcle• A/ C Service Wanted To !luy 992-6468 & Vicinity AA/EOE I 9 lost female Beegle 6 montha okt. black, whrteand tan Lon •n Mulberry Aw are1, Pom8foy Rewtrd We1rrng red coll~r with 11lver ttuda , antwers to Lacy Call 614 992 3165 or 614 992-3026 tr 2R t flll RADIATOR ' SERVICE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR REGISTERED NURSES MIDDLEPOHT - Middleport Industry D&E men 's slow pitch softball tournament will be Sept . 19 and 20' En try fee $65 and two balls Ca!l 992-25?6 o~ 992-62f4. • FREE ESTIMATES AESIOENTfAL I COMMEACIAL 1-614-843-5425 heine, Ohie - 614-949· 27DI Tetms. Cesh or Chock wtlh Proper ID AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: lh1s 1Sone ol the mcest and cleanest estates I have had the opporlumty to sell on some hm e Not Responstble for Acctdonts 01 loss of Property CHESTER The annual Moore reumon w111 be held at the home of Rodne v Keller, Rout!' 248, Chestc1 on Su nda y, 12"~11 p.m POMEROY - Gospel meet · lngs will be he ld at the West Side Church of Chris t, Laurel Cliff Road, Sunday through Sept. 25. The Sunday ser\'lces will be at 10 a.m. and 6 p m. with the weeknight services at 7:30 p.m. Maurwe Barnett of Phoehlx, Arizona will bP the speaker. Let U1 hue You In We Cerry Frshrng Supptrn CALL reaidenceln Pomeroy, Oh Located ne•r the Le · gion Home 1 08 Legion Terrace reunion ol the Charles Reed Hysell and OsC"ar Hysell families will be •held S£'ptcmber 20 at the Forest-Ac rPs Park ncar Rutland. #1 Copper cu;,ant 53¢ lb Top Grade Aluminum Sheets 40¢ lb. Aluminum Cans 34¢ lb. 9-IH mo FENCE COMPANY Complete Gutter Work The houaehold good a and effect• of the late Be· uie RudJaJtl, Coae #24979, will be sold at the 11 lotated ot Corner of Rt. 143 and Rt. 7, Pomeroy 6· 17-tfc Sat., Sept. 19, 10 :00 A.M. has bet>n workmg in thl' wOOdshop Ihere. He is also enrolled at Rio Grande Colleg('. Richard was president of hts graduation c lass, captain of the football t('am. a cadN battalion commander of the JROTC un1t. At Rio he " Involved tn th£' m1lltan program ' DAILY 10 AM-6 PM MONDAY thru SATURDAY Purchasing all types of non-ferrous scrap SALES & SERVICE Vinyl & Alum Siding PUBLIC SALE RICHARD REGAR nome economi cs cla ss at the vocat tonal school at the Ohto Vetc1 ans' Childr en's Home She wa s th e senior cla ss treas urer and played on the volleyball tea m She Is att ending Rio Grange Co llege. Richard came to the Home from Loram Count v in 19Rl and Also Tr•••mlullft PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 8 7 1 mo N1w liMation: 161 North Second Midtleport, Ohio 45760 JIM CARNAHAN - AuctionHr CA'I'IIERIN E L. BODINF; Ph. 949-2969 Now Open BUY - SELL - TRADE LONG'S CONSTRUCTION ALICE STRUBLE _. EXECUTRIX GREG CUNNINGIIAM HAS . 1 2 .00· 6 00 Monday-Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Rt, 124, Pomeroy Ohio ACCENT & Auction ·- Repa1rs· Located Holfway letw ..n lt. 7 and la1han TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING Mi4d&tport · Alhtnt· P'or hmDuth In I 111e1 p4 att r nd unc!' of m<:> mbers a t \ 'ri ma Ru<:> co nducted a wr it · IPn quiz .o n the rules. traditions, and customs ol Bela Sigma Ph i. Mrs. C'ust<'r was thl' winnrr and rcct'i vcd a prize. Refreshme nt s w('re served by the host esses, Velma Rul', BPtty Ohiingct , Shirley Beegle. Lillian Moore, and June Ft'eed. Transa~~:le Roger Hysell Garage 16141 '91· !111 or "2-1150 H US£HOLD llln~ g 1oom su~e conscsttng ol walnut table w~h 4 chaors, hutch. buffet and hnen ches( Howald ~Iter" grand! ather clock cegutar SchoOlhouse clock, ~lver tea set. Gilson rei lreezer, Cal01~ elec ~&nge, Maytag washer and drye1, glass top pat~ table wrth 4 chaos, 2 Amana atr condttJOIIS. l 4 pc, bedcoom Su11es, ROOS Sweethea~ cedar chest Zenrth color IV Duncan Phyffe sofa. loveseat, 2 wtngback c h~r~ cechner, Be~ca t Ill scanner. brass and glass candelabras glass pur<:h !Xtwl set teardmp elec lamps. Gone W1lh The Wtnd lamp plus sevecal n~e lamps ltgunnes what not stuff and bottles, kmck·knaclts p1essed and etched glass. EUJeka UJ>'lght sweepec, WMe sewtng machtne wrth cal> net, bmoculaJS. toaste• oven. Sunbeam lllJ<er, crock pot. vanrty stools and chmts, gtJSSIP bench, comer whatnot shelves, shadow box. PICIIIC table. lawn turnrture, camelback hunk. old lOCke<, plus the nocmal amount of pots pan~ dtshes and small appltances MASON - Eastern Athletic Boosters are sponsoring a go lf scramble tht s Saturda y at River· side Golf Course In Mason, W. Va A $22 entry fee ls required for green fee and car t. A $200 savi ngs bond will be awarded the first place team. Tea ms will be announced on the day of the tournament For more lnforma-, lion call John Evans at 843-5440 POMEROY Red Brush Churc h of Chris t on Bashan Road 1s having special weekend meet· lngs at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and at 9:30a.m. and 6 p m. on Sunday. Guy Mallory, of Winter Garden, Fla. , will be the speaker. Everyone welcome. struments for Home and Cornmere~al use Monitor111 to d11play Furna ce and Atr Cond Hours or Mm or oper lllng time Valuable Data that allows Darty Goah to be tet Complately ehmrnates the end of the montt'l Bill suf priSe ( , f Scott, Mqr , R Cr•meorn f~tltf Salt~ Mgr ., Plu1 &uooat•1 hlformohon anlll lro<hun 5 14 East llaln l u r~t\ EAGLE IIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTEI PAITS • SEIVICE Repairs on All Makes Manulacture and Sales of Recording and Conlrol In- Pomero ., Ohio Community calendar/area happenings WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Church of Christ in Christian Un ton revival through Sunday . Speakers and smgers vary mghtly. Services 7:30p.m c •M• s II om Linda Faulk. presi dent of Auxiliary announces scholarships Three $.l00 scholarsh tps have been awarded by the American Leg1on Aux11tary of FeeneyBennett Pos t 128, Middleport Rectptenl s of th~ scholarships are Gt eg Cunnmgha m . Pome roy, and Cal htine Leigh Bodine and R1chard Regar, both of the Ohio Veterans' Children Home. Xenia All three are at tending Rio Gra nde College Greg, son of Harry and Brenda Cunni ngham, graduated from Eastern High School. At Rio Grande he is enrolled m a four year program of business min· agemenl and parllcipa t ing in the ROTC class He plans to e nt er the mlmstry at the completion of his .., 'hotc was rcad lton wti l b<• hPirl In 1\nn apolls in l!tAA Ann Hu pP pt<'sld d a t thf' not as a moncy -maklng project. CONIUMIIt - 0 1 S't51£MS 44 I lot<h lt. Middlopol't, 011. 457 60 992·2259 A famil y picnic was helo recently at Forked Run State Park by descendants of the late Neva Imboden Grimm. Attending were Kenneth and Sue Imboden, Franklin and Lora Imboden. Minnie and Paul John· son, Gene and Wanda Imboden, Doris and Bill Ford, Melissa and Stacie Hubbard. Desiree, Butch and ,Jason Taylor. Roger, Veronica , Chad and Brad Imboden. ' Skip, Vicky and Chris Imboden, Debbie, Tim and Jessica Hill, Kim. harles Tabitha Lawson. Pamela Imboden, Tim , Tony. Robin and Jeremy Imboden. Penny, Ellen and Cindy Lewis, Jason Imboden. and Minnie Kaptlena . ner.ve connected to the affected ear's, ~~~:~~:",canal The balance t unaffected ear can -_.....,., · compensate for the loss of nerve m the first. It is safer than methods previously used to correct the conditiOn because earlier techniques Involved mampulatlon of bram tissue The operation was performed on July 30 and the four year old problem has been eradicated much to the relief of the patient Bells will ring for Bicentennial Metgs Count y Will )Om tn the '" Bells Across America"', a rmg· ing tnbute to the 200 th anmver· sary of the U S. , Constitution, Thursday at 4 p m Patty Parker , MPigs Count\ 's btc'entenmal commttlee chair· E. Molto...OIII Giveaway Kittens-black. vellow &. 1lger 7 wko old Coli 114-441-0094. 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The ., •• The Dai~y Sentinel By The Bend Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 2 Mobrle homes 1 acre lot 2 mrles hom Hennan Trace Schools R1.1ra1 water. blacll top road Call 614 -266· 8343 1974 Concord 3 bt, 1411.70 total elec new Clrpet, 811.lrr1 nrce SB950 Call 614-446 · 0175 Repossessed Mobrte Homes We have em we fmance'em Example 1 984 Clayton 14a 70, three bedroom 1 '12 battJ Total elect· rrc, \l'ery good condrtron $600 down , payments at 8210 per month 800 -826· 0752 12x65 Mobile Home, 2 br , carpet stove refrig • tinder · pendmg $17 00 down and take over payments &2800 Call 614 -246 5662 1977 Farrmont Bayview 14x70, all electnc. 2 bedroomt central err, WISher dryer stove retrrgerator underprnmng 814 Want to do hght houtecleaning l3 :-8::8::-:9-8:-3_7:-::-:--=:---:-:-:::rn Galllpahs erea Call614-448 7411 1970 Holty Park, 2 br , 12•60, ready to move $3500 Cell Will ttay with elders during the 614 -992 3100 day W1ll do office work • houH dunmg Call614 -'-t6· 2026 or lQcated on Mornrng Star Ad 445 3289 Racrne. 14•70 2 bedroom, fam1ly room wrth tlreptace. living room wrth slidrng doors. tulty Tretter roofs painted Ae•on• ble relet. For fre~~ estrmate call equrpped krtch.,, front end b•dl; porches, atorlgebldg. let up and 8111114·245-9264 ready to mow In Two acre lot for rent C1ll aftff 6·00 pm Haul end Sleek firewood *30 a 114-364-4084 ·loeet Cell Ed .. 814· 441· 3978 Can do light hauling and roofing. Aeuanebla rettl. Merion Snider 614·949·262' Teach•s wile wrth 4 y. .r ald child wnl baby sit In her hqme ~W HIVMl 304·812-3771 1 • 1 and breek harMI fur farm. Mr and Mrs 304-895· 3914 12•15 fultyc...,..ed,ltoveand dryar Included Price rllduced to ~ •5800 Call 114-742-2791 or , 114· 742 2777. • -· 1981 Windsor, 2 bedrOom. 14a70 in New H1ven ,Greet ,. .. _ . ""'"~~o..~ ........, .... �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio LAFF·A·DAY ' loea1:ltd on Morning Star Rd .. ----- · ~~~~ R•t:ine. 14•70. 2 bedroom, ooo family room with fireplace. living room with sliding doors. tulty equipped kitchen. front and back porches, storage bldg, att up and ready to move in. Two acre lot for rent. Call after 8 :00 p.m. 6, 4 · 364-4084. 33 Farms for Sale Business Buildings "Oh, no you don't. If anyone ·ME!" l eaves hom~ it's going to be Comm8t'cial buildings for lease Downtown Pt . Pleasant. Stores, for Rent 35 Lots 8o Acreage 3 85 acres on C. R . 122 in Meigs County. Thurman Martin. Jr. on Roy Jones Rd .. Syracuse. (Above Syr~cu•e water tank) . 46 Space for Rent Mobile homes for rent Upper Rl\ler Rd . At. 7 Will consider construction workers. 614-4460508 ~ 3 bedroom. rent plus utilities, Gallipolis Ferry, for Information call 304-675-4088. 44 Apartment for Rent 1 end 2 bedroom apartments for rant . Basic rent' for 1 bdr .. 1183.00, 2bdr ., $219 .00 Also required a $200.00 security 1 1/ t ac: lot on .Jerrys Run Rd Apple Gro\le, witn rural water. deposit. CONTACT: Jackson Estates Dept. Ph 446-3997 304-576-2383. · Equal Hous1ng Opportunity PRICED RIGHT - One . acre Furnished Efficiency $145. Utilibuilding lots on Rt . 2 at-Ashton. ttes paid. share ba1h 607 Public water and mobile homes Second A...e .. Gallipolis Ph. permitted. 304-576-2336. 446· 4416 after 7PM. One acre lots on Mason BO at Upstairs unfurnished apartment Ashton. public water. mobile homes permi1ted, $500 down . Utilit1es paid. Carpeted, no children or pets. Call614-446-1637 S 1 60 per month. 304-676· 3206. For sale: Ideal hunting land, 25 acres of woods With newly bUilt cabin, 20 minute dri\le from Pt . Pleaunt on Owl Hollow Rd . 130,000 Call 304-675-564B. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent Nicely furnished s mall house. Adults only. References re quired. OH street pdrlcing. Ph. 614-446-0338 . 4BR . house forrent 3ml. so. ol Gallipolis . $300 a month plus dep . Ref . required . Call 614· 446-1615 After 5 :00PM , call 446-1244. 4 BA house on 1 acre Excel localion Ref. Call A -1 Real Estate Broker. Call 304-675· 5104 or 675-7738 'IJerv 01ca. 3 br . house , Nice neighborhood, ac.. gas-, heat. dishwasher , stove, refrig , washer furnished Call , 614 · 446-7025 . House-936 1st Ave. partty fur · n1shed. 8200 per month. Call 614 -446-4038 or 446-1615 or 446 -1243. 4 Rm ., & bath . 1928112 Chestnut St. $165 a mo., S75 Oep Call 614-446-3870. 2 B" . 2 baths. $250 per month Dep requ1red Brookhart lane Call 614-446-4222 betweem 9 -6. For Rent · 2 br .. unfurnished house with gar•ge. One mile out 21 8 off Rt. 7 Accept one ct}ild s200 a month plus dep . & ref . Call614 446-9886 . 128 State St · 'h of double Adults with 1 child acceptable Ref . and Sec . dep . requ1red . Call 614-446-0254 . Me rcer\lille. OH . Nice 3 BR house Close to school . $300 a month plus deposit. References required. No pets . Call614-446· 7610 . Unfurnished house. 3 bt. Rodney Village II . &275 . Call 614· 446 -4416 after 7 :00PM . 4 bedroom. near Meigs High School. Pay own utilities Dep· osit rquired Call 614- 9922381 . 2 bedroom house. newly redone. N@:w bath. new kitchen. For rent as of Oct. '1 . 1 month rent. 1 month security required. Call 614- 992 -55B7 between 9:00 and 5 :00 . · For rent or sale: large stately home '" Middleport. Furnished or unfu,nished. Call Yvonne Scally at 614- 992-7521 or 992-2353 . 2 bedroom " A" frame ttouse. Southside. $175. month plus ' daposit and ref . 304-675· 1 165 . Nice 2 br house in Gallipolis. AC. gas heat, ranga & refrig. Deposit required 3 04 -675-3968 or 676-6936 2 br house. S200. PM month. Reference required. Camp Con- ley . 304-675-2829. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished 28R .. cable availabte. AC ., nver vtew in Kanauga. Fosters Mobile Home Park. Call 614-446-1602. 2 br .. wall to well carpet Privata tot in Gallipolis. Ca11614-446 · 1409 after 5 00 PM .. 2 & 3 br. mobile homes. Call 614-448 -0627 after 2 PM , anytime waek-ends. COUNT~Y MOBILE Home Park, Routa 33. Nof1h of Pomeroy. Rental trailers. Call &14-9927479 . Space for small trailan. All hook-ups . Cable Alu efficiency rooms . air and cable. Mason, W Va. Call 304 -773-6861 . For Sale: 90x110 lot· in Twin Cedar additton, New Haven, W.Va. $4500 firm . 304-882· 2336 . Office Space tor rent Excal. downtown Gallipolis location. Inquiries call 614-446-4222 . 2 BR aptt. 6 closets, kitcheneppl furnished. Washer- Dryer hook-up , ww carpet. newly p41intecl. deck . Regency , Inc. Apts. Call 304-675-nJa or SPACES FOR RENT ~ Trailer lots, Rt 1 , locust Road, b•ck of K & K 304· 675-1076. 49 For lease Newly remOdeled charming 1 br , unfurnished apts m Gallipo· lis . $175-1225 per month Dep & Ref. requ ired. Call 614-44&· 2325 or 446-4426 1400 sq. ft . commercial apace. Suitable 1or offices or retailing. Corner of 2nd. & Pine. Call 614-446 -2325 or 446· 4425 . Merchandise 676-6104 Fu.noshed Apt · 1 B• S225. 51 Household Goods Utilities paid . 701 4th Ave. 1 - - - - - - - - - - Gallipolis Call 614-446-4416 t · after 8 :00PM . SWAIN A \Ia IIabei Oct . 15 . 1 Br. apt . near AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 HMC 1 adult No pets Ref and Olive St , Gall ipolis. dep . reqwred . t225 . s month NEW- 6 pc. wood group- S399 Call 614·446· 47B2. Living room suites- $199- $699. Bunk beds With bedding· 1199. Upstatrs, furnished. 2 rooms & Full size mattress & foundation bath . Clean. No pets. Oep. & starting - S99 . Recliners Ref required Utilities paid Call starting- S99. 614-446-1519. USED- Beds, dreuers, bedroom suites , 8199 - $299 . Desks . 3 or 4 br . t 'i l bath, kitctten wt1nger washer, 1 complete line furnished. 5 Coun St . S250 of used furnirura mo .. plus utilitias. Dep. & Ref. NEW - Western boots· $30 . Call 614 -446-4926. Workboots S1 8 & up . (Steel S. soft toe) . Call 614-446-3159 . Furnished apt. ne~~:t to library. One professional adult onty. County Appliance, Inc. Good Parking. Call 614-446-0338 . used appliances and TV ·sets. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru 28r .. carpet, retTig and stove. Sat. 614-446-1699 , 827 3rd. 661 3rd. Ave $250 a mo. plus Ave.-Gallipolis. OH . dep Call614-245-9695 Valley Furniture, new & used . 3 room , unfurnished $150 a Large section of qual ity furni month In city Call Days -61 4 - ture 1216 Eastern Ava , 446-7512 . Evenings 446-1 9BO Gallipolis. a- Furnished apartment : 3 rooms & bath . elou to Wash1ngton S ch ool. Call 304-676-2990. Oak Wood: 1 br . apt . stove, rafrig . locatad close to town Sec. dep . & ret . Call 614-4462065- E\lenings. 2 Br., ca rpet . Stove, refrig. furn•stted. Wastter-dryer hook· up . Water. garbage paid. Near Silver Bridge. Call 614-4467026. Nice 2 br. apt. Stove, refrig .. water furn1stted. 4 111 mi from Gallipolis. 8210 a mo No pets. Call'814-448-8038. Grac1ous living 1 and 2 bed· room apanments at Vtllage Manor and Rlversfde Apart· menta 1n Middleport From $215. including utiltties. Call 614-992-7787 . EOH 2 bedroom. upstairs. newty remodeled. Stove and refrigerator furnished . S200 per month plus utilities. $100. deposit required . Call 614· 992-6539. 614-992-2433 or 614-992- 3489 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers . dryers , refrigeratou, ranges . Skagg 1 Appliances , Upper River Rd . bnide Stone Crest Motel. 614-.t46 -7398 LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofas and chair• priced from 9395 to $995 Tables S60 and up to S126 H1de-a-beds S390 to S595 . Recliners 1225 to 8375 lamps $28 to S125. Dinettes $109 and up to $495 . Wood table w -e chairs 1286 to $796 Desk S100 up to $375 . HutcHes 1400 and up . Bunk bedt complete w-ma1tresses $296 and up to $395 Baby beds $110 Mattresses or box springs full or twin SJ)B. firm 178, and $88 . Queen sets 1225, King 8350 4 drawer cheat S69 . Gun cabtnets 6 gun Gat or electnc range $376 . Baby mattresses S35 & $45. Bed frames t20. S30 & K•ng trame 160. Good seleclion of bedroom suites. metal cabinets. headboards S 30 and up to S65 . 90 Days same as cash with .approved c redit 3 Miles out Bulavllle Rd . Open 9am to 5pm Mon . lhru Set. Ph. 614· 446 - bedroom apartment 10 Middle- 0322 port. $166 . per month Reference requirad. Call 614-992- . Save alot-Chech us out tor 6763 . carpet and furniture. 9x12 Carpet, S60 6 piece wood living 4 room . bath. Carpet. stove. room auit. ~ t399 . Mollohan refrigerator. Daposi1 and refer- Furniture, Upper River Rd . Cell ence required Adults onl¥ No 614-446-7444 pets. Call614-949_-264&. 1 APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 814-446-8221 . 2 bedroom furnised apt. ref end deposit. New Ha~Jen , W. Va .. 304-8B2 -3267 or 304-7735024 . 3 rooms and bath, gu heat, ground floor. washer end dryer hook up. no childran. immediate occupancy. No pats. phone 304-676-4480 ext 53 •or 60 One bedtoom furnished apart· ment in Point Pleasant Extra clean and n1ca, Adults. no pets. phone 304-876 -13B&. Very nice. 3 bedroom all electric .apartment. large porch. city water No pets. Deposit and reference required . Crab Creak Rd. t225 . month . Plus utilities. 304-676 -6609 after 5 .30, 6751087. 4!> Furnished Rqoms PARSON 'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc. living wood suites. t399 .96 : chat1 of drawen, 4 drawer- 848, 5 drawar$59.95; mattress & bo1upr1ngsfull si;~:e; 312 coil. $149 .96 set; set. twin mattresses, 895 THE WORKING MAN 'S FRIEND Kenmore washer, $75 . Speed Ouaen washer. t75 Dryer, S96. Magtag wringer wuhar. 895 30" electriC range, 175 36" alectric range. 876. 20" gas range, $76. 30" gn ranga. $96 Small w .. her & dryer, S96 each. Uprigh1 frear:er. S150. Harvest gold refrig .. S 125 Skaggs Appliances 669 Upper River Rd . Gallipolit, Oh 614-44e-7398 . 304-875-9780. Rooms tor rent by week or month . Call 614-992-7621. B~nlc bed set with matching Z·bedroom, Syracuse. t180 per month plus utihti~H end depotit . Call 814-992- &&87• or 614· 992-5732 . 12x60, 2 bedroom mobile home tor rent . Call814-992-15194. 9 ,30 · 4 ,30 . 614 -992 -2353 other hours. 46 Space for Ren.t Office Spaea for Rent. Excellent for Attorneys. A~:countant. ate. Clo.. to Court House. Call Wiseman Reel Estate Ag8f)cy. 814-446-3844. ••2 - Abitlbl skiing Qr paneling preflnsihed 7 / 11x4' x8 .' 14.96 pc., 25 pc. up 13.915 . 3 - Aiuminum siding wittt inau· lated backer. 125.00 sq. Onlv40 or 50 tq's 4 - »A. 0~ "•4 ' •8' tongue & groove Wafer board. Sheeting or flooring IB.95 and t7.95 each. 6 - 901b. wt. rolled roofing. 614-886-7311 . White a GrHn & Driftwood • Eerthtone. t8 .95 roll. 8 - 151b. wt felt paper. Black. 8470. -~-'-------'- S6 .95. Roll. 7 - 29 gage white Of bfown valley or fleshing metal 28"1150' .. t19 .96. roll . 8 - 81th l)anels tll~t bofrd. • ' 118' . Embossed and smooih 84.99 to Woodburning stove . 8200 . White frost-free refrig .. t60 . Call614-379-2769 . . $12.96. Se•• 98 ,000 BTU fuitl stove with blower and 276 gallon luel tank. 1400 firm Call &1•· 3888683. . 9 - Wood and masonite paneling 4 ' xB '. several panerns . 14 .95 to t8 .116. 1 O- Moldin8 to match peneling. 1- corners. - corners cap and divider strips . t1 .25 each. 1 1 - All wood turned Spindle column, porch posts 4 "a nd 8 ", B' •nd 9' long. 2 for U5.00and 2 for •45 .00. 12- W'x12" x8 ' cad1r boards. IB .OO each. 2 for &16 .00. 13- Cottage grade pine plinking . channeltJroove 16 sq ft . per bundle. U .OO per bundle some cedar. 14- Window and door trim, prefinished and unfinished. 81 .26to 13.00 · 1' pes. 15- 32 "1176i' • V." tampered Insulated glass penel1, 't 25 00 each 16- Epoxy coated steel wire Cloaet and cebinet shelving. ISO per cent below retail. 17- Bruce pretiniJhad oak flooring n1turaland medium finishes. 20 sq. ft pack t46 .00 and 1 0 pkl. and up U9 .96. 1B- 5 gal . aluminum fibered roof coating, •20.96 . 1 9 - Cannon crah pine louY'8rilld lntertor 1hutters at wholeule 20- High glou 6 pc.tubwlll kit with gh.te. 129.95 2, - 28 " x20 " slidinggllssmedici ne cabmet w it h lights , Harbalife. Call 614-448-2200 or 446 -3131 1000 gallon fuet oil tank above or below gro11nd use. t200. Call 614-448-7026 F~rewood . Stock up for winter. 830 a pick-up. deiNerad . c,u Ed at 614-441 -397B . Highpoint microwave. like new· complete with dishes CollapSI· ble walker, like new. Dishes. coffee table. etc. See at 107 Garfield Ave . Gas heater with blower. S25 Used raftig. Good far basement or garage, 820 Call 614- 446· 2030 Firewood & slates. Alre~y cut. Can ac:eept HEAP & Em4trgency vouches. Calll14-2&6 -1363 or 256-6202. Catalylie converters , onlv 189.96 . Most models. lnstella· tion also available Mutt...- Man, 9 Stimpson Ave .. Athens, Ohla 1 ·800-843-3767. 039 .95. Mixed hard wood slabs. 12 per bundle Containing IPprOII 1 Vl ton FOB. Ohio Pallet Co. Pomeroy. Oh1o. 114-992-8451 . . 22- 30" 1lmont:1 double door venit¥ with m•rblt top , $79 .95 . '23 - 17.119 ~ mini vanity w1th marble top, U9 .96 . 24- 0ver 200 vanityl set up on show room floor . Oat! 60" double bowl with merble top . 1199.95 . 25 - 0alt Med icine c: abine1a 179 .96 and $89 .9& . 26- 0elc toilet seah, 519 95. 27- 30 " .130 " plate mirrors Gu furnace. 100,000 BTU , 80,000 output 4 yean old. Air·••••· 1250 . Call 614 -992· 2517 Of 614 - 992 · 6~93 . Whites liberty 2 metal detector. U1ed 11ery little Call 614 -992 · 3703. 024 .96 . ChanMI Master Satelite wh:h remote t:Of)trol . 11100 . Ken wood Cassette car stereo. $ 100. Call 61J'-992-7467 28- Solid brass h~tt poliahtd vanity fa~ce u , $19 95 Ant1que brus. 119 .96 29- Solid bra11 high polished 3 handle tub and shower faucet . 16 inch Homelite Chain Saw. $125 8 HP tiller. •8:50 . Sen propelled electric stan lawn· mower , 1250 080 . Maytag wring..- w ..h.,, t100 1/J HP deep Well pump , tank and pipe. Call 614-985· 3839 . 044 .96 30- Brigh1 brus 1nd antique brass trip 18\ler tub drains . 019 .86 . 31 - Cttrom• waeherlass vanity fau cets. t9 .95. 32- 4 pc solid oak towel barset. 819 .915 . 33 - ·AII typitJ of hend tools · Mechanic and carpente-r. Big Discou n11. 34- Two Pouch all leather carpenter apron with belt . $16 .96 . 35- Perm•. R-Rig id shaft ing intuition . fo 11 o ne side . 11J" II4 ' a8' -$4 .99. 14 -$5 99, 1" 16.99 36- 72 " B'rc:h st1rter k•tchen · ?2 " base. 2 -15 " wall cab , 1 -val.nu, 1 -7 2 " pc , top . 5199 96 . 45- 1 pc. Fibetgless rub and showe r, w.hite and colors . s149 95-to 11179 95 . 4&- 2 pc. fiberglau tub and shower white end c:olou . $175 00 to 1199.95 47- 1 pc . aerylictubandsttower w ith ceiling , 1249 , 95 to Electrolu11 Cleaners. co mplete •ttachments S78 cuh or term• arranged. 304-675-4416, Senoned oak firewood , call 304-676 -2757 after 4 :30 Bedspread . drapes , pillow shams. and qwlt. like new, 304-882 ·2038 . call after 4 p.m. Ashley ~ood burner with blower. 304-675-1267 Waveless waterbed for sale $300 00 . 304-675 -7209 or 675 -7554 . FirewOOd. 135 00 load . 304675-5907 . . $299 .96 . Beautiful 4 pc. pot1er Basselt bedroom suite. like now , 304{175-4108 . 48 - 1 pc:. fiberglass end ecrylic showef stall only, t179 .96 to NatuJal gas furnace 96,000 btu !1125 .; Central air cOnd . 2 Y, ton, $150.; both 1260 304 -773- 49 - White steel bath tub only non 1kid bottom. t69 .91S . 50 - Kitch~~n and bathroom and bar counter top. 12.9911n . ft , 8 ' $299.96. 9661 . 8o10" 8o12· pcs. . 51 - K-lux white brick' country side 6 1q . fl. per ctn, 11 50 each. monor. tiS 96 - 2 gal bucket. 52- White commodes 3 gallon water uven graCie A, t39 .96. 63- Miscallal'leous &Ilea and colors of m1rlba \lanity tops (81 gradel, $15 .00 each. Some doub'e bowl. 64- 31"x80" white crossbuclc storm doou. $39 96 each. 55 - B-grede steel insulated doors, 32 " and 36 " , blaclt only, $19 .96 . 56 - 8 -.grade Interior wood doors, finished and unfini1hed. 28" wide down to 12" wide. 16 00 e•c~ 57- Fiberglass oval whirlpool bath tuba. almond. 72 " long. 36 " deep, 22" high. Complete with pump and plumbing. Reg $1895 , now $895. only a few . 68- Wood b1.nning fireplace stove. t39 96 each or 3 for Colorado Blue Spruce about 3'1J ft . tall. 304-675 -1484. Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breeds .. All styles Julie Webb Ph. 614-446- 0231 . Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese ki1ten1. AKC Chow puppies. New kinens ; Penian1. Call 614-446· 3844 after 7PM Pure-bred. red Oobarman pupa, 8 wks. old. $60 each . Call 614-379-2813 . Meigs County Humane Sodety has cats and kittens to adopt. Spayed and neutered and h.t shots. Adoption fee required Can 614-992-6605. or 992- 0100. 59- Prices good supply last . 3026 onty- while PENN 'S WAREHOUSE WELLSTON. OHIO - 814-384- Registered Cocker SPaniel pupPlea. Alao Himal4f1yan kittens . No checks . Call 614-992-2807 3645 Ready mix concrete and all concrete supplies. Call u1 Valley Brook Cement and Supplies, Beagle pups for sale. 11 5 . Ready tO s1art this fall. CsU 614· 843 5276 304-773· 523'4. Bruce Beattie - Televis'ion Vi.e wing ~ 8 -__,., ·-· co <H I ~----------....,------------1 66 Pets for Sale 2 male Shaltle pup~et (miniature colli"l· 304-871-1324. I full blooded Be~la pups, 7 wks. old. •10. each. 304-e762231 . One parrott cocktail, canary and 2 f..,ale Norw-ui•n pups. 304- 895-3926. 57 Musical Instruments Good used trumpet for sale. Reasonable Call 6U -992 · 3214 . Cleveland trombone, 180. 304773-6B67. Fruit 8o Vegetables Ounrovin Fruh Farm Cider, MeiJOH, Super Gold. Red & Yellow Delicious. Macintosh. and Grimes appl•. pears, ttaney, sorghum, and apple bune' Pick vour own gr•p" 25 cants a pound. Week di'YS 9 -1 . week endt9 · ~ . At. 081 So. of Albff1Y. Phone 614·898·1298 Truck Lo•d Salt H•rdy Mumt. 12 .99- buv & Qet 1 i r " & lb. ViJginia appln. $1 .59 . 60 lb Ru ... t potaton, *4 .99 5 lb bskt . f'lomttrown tomato... U ?5 . 10 tb . bag No .1 Idaho pourou, • 1 .49 Fretttof'le peaches. 39 c:"tl lb., 110.99 bushel. Foodslamps welcome. B • S Produce ac:rota from Plzu Hut , Gallipolis 448 -8733 . Open 9am · 7pm Oaity . Ctosad &undav. Ouahty Fruits and Vetj~et•bln Jetail and wholesale 8 a s Produce across from Pi1q Hut. Gtllipolis, Ohio Ytllow .Frenton• Canning Pe..:hes Now A~tallabl e. Call tor \lati.,ies and prk:et BOB'S MARKET Muon 773-8721 Open 7 Oays Farm Suppl11~s ~ Ltvestuck 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U S. 36 West. J•ckson. Ohio. 814 -281 ·6451 . 1984 Ford Tempo - ps , pb, •m-fm. ac. 13195 . 1983 Ford Fairmont ona owner. $2350. Caii614-28&-S622 - Maney Fergu110n. New Holland. Bush Hoo Sal" • Service. Over 40 used uaetors to c:hoo.. from & complele line of new • used equipment. Larg"t selec:tton in S.E. Ohla 990 Oevtd Brown, 54 hp di"el traetor , low hours. loeally owned wh:h 6 ft . bush hog. 13650. Call 114 -281·6622 . ••II · Repouessed l Must 2 quonNt ·Styla steel buifditlg1. Brand new. never erected. One is 40 ft . x40 ft . Will sell for balanca owed Call Carl 1-800-6274044 Is It true you can buy JtfPI lor t4... througt-. the U $ gol!4tn• ment? Get 1tle fac:t1 today! Call 1· 312· 742 -1142 hi 4089 1981 AMC bQie 4 .. 4 I c;y l auto. PS . PB Good condition N•ed• minor repair IU -742 2930 afttr 8 .00. ask fo r 1(11tn 1978 Mercury Mont~tgo ; nww ptlnt , new brl;lles . oe-w tiret, PH. PS , AC . l& 1 Clevtland AM FM ' " ' "· 1850. Call 114 -9482'879 or 614. M9· 20415. 1t80 Ford Mu1tang. 4 c:yl . 4 ap.ad 11200. Call 114 ·f49 • 2083. --'------••It 1982 AMC Spirit, 4 cyl, 4 speed, one owner. e.1c cond, will Or Hade tor 19?7 thru 1980 lour wh~ drivt truck , phone 304- 882-3389. 1 986 vw Golf. 2 dOOr , a tpted, T1tan red, IU c:ond , AM -FM t1dlo. 1&.000 miles. euetlltnt c::ondltton. 304-875· 5325. 19815 Ca\lall• wagon. 2 hter . 4 cyt, 5 sl)4ted 1r•na , fuel inj . AM -FM cassette. 26.000 nules. 15.800 304-675 7746 1974 Mont e Ca rlo. 1350, 1968 Nova •soo top tor C.J 7 Jnp. 304-576-2886 ' 79 ford F1hmont 1tat10n wagon 79,000 mdft 11 ,800 304· 676-2902 1985 Ooctge D•ytona, Turbo l . red ·litvar, black leather. sun. 'root, loaded. New tirn . 304676· 5306 aft..- 6 p.m . '71 Toyota, 2 door , 4 on lloor. •285.00. Also Franklin sto\le •·•P· 1977,.. Chr~ Nova, good cond UOO. Call after 4 , 304-•&e. 1638 or 468· 1728 . 1981 Gr•yely snow plow, mower deck rotary plow euttiv.tor. 304-773-5011 , 72 62 Wanted to Buy 1980 Chwy 1.1 ton pk:kup. 12800. 1971 Yellowstone Camper with bath, $1800. Call Trucks for Sale 814-992-8717 . 64 Chevy pickup. $200. Or tr1de of equalvelu•. 304 · 675-3802 . 73 Vans 8o 4 W.O. 1977 Dodge pasHneer v1n, v-8, ac. ps, pb, c:ruise. Need• work Call 114-441-7026. Duree Boars . Bred iust lfke the boars we tested at thlf Ohio Testation that gained over 2.6 lbs. per day . Roger Bentley. Sabina, OH . 613-68•·2398 Will give re1sonable price for '83 to '86 Toyota 4114 pickup. Must be clean, untbuMd, low miles. Will cOnsider Ni18an. 614-446· Ch•olail - cow whtl calf. Call 7013 hom 4 p.m .'· 9 p.m . 614· 379-2128 . I ~::..:..::...:.:.::...:.:.:.:..:.:...:.:.:.:..:..::._..:__ Jeep Wagoneer • wtteel drh.la, Bunnies for uta. Call 614-949· V-8 , stand trans .. Jeal good 2017. cond. t&OO. 304-578-2704. repons on world aconomlcs and linancial n - wlttl Lou Dobbs. (0:30) !!11121 1111 WhHl of Fonune ®Benoon 8l (f) M' A"S'H 7:05 (I) Andy Griffith 7:30 G (2) Hollywood Squa,.. ..1 !!l Seholaltlc Bporta AIQtrica 79 Motors Homes & Campers ID •M J .. <of• "'" e (f) WKRP In Cincinnati tor. shower and toilal Sl...,s I t650 firm Jo• Bowland, 209 S Fourth, Middteport. Oh io 7:35 (I) Sanford and 1on 8:00 (]) Second H-rmoon 0 (2) 1111 Highway to Heaven lost dog becomes Servrce~ 81 Home Improvements 6578. TI d II sIIIII I. IIi 1111 (TJ Cil Ill (I) TM lllealllnp ot innovative look at the Constitution as the foundation of America's freedom and focuses on the Conalltution as 1 living document, chronicling tho battles our nation has fought to bring The Blessing of Llbeny 10 aH Americans. Peter Jennl~a. Ted Koppel and David Br1nkley anchor from the National Archives in Wasllington, D.C. D BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondl1ional lift'lime guaran· .,c.. turniahed FrH H11m•tes Call eolltct 1-614-237-0488 . dll"f' or n l~ht Rog•••B•sern•n• Wa1arproot.ng 1" loc:al rel • SWEEPER ar'!d sew~ng "'.c:hlne rape lr. parts, arkt supPhet Pict. wp and deliverv , Davis V~c:uum CJ••ner , on• half mil t up George~ C1HII Rd Call 614· 44«1 · 294 RON ' S Television Set\llc• Houae c:ajls on RCA , Ou•ur, Gf Speo ..ing m Z.nilh CaU 304-576-239B or 441 2454 -" • •• (!)DIICover:Wortcfof Sclerice Scientists are · •• •u Ieeming how to predlc1 avalanches before they EEK & MEEK a~~at Rookie I'M GE111/JG llRE.D Cf 11-£ 'JIJ:ilf. LIFE. . Ferry Tree Trimming. l tump removal C811 304•176 13 31 IT TAKE.) 11A.O lDlAI..W.. EH. OLD (/":~, · - 57e · 2110~ . 82 71 Auto's For Sale • .:: ~ Plumbing " ) ' ~ ' King &lr:e Bookcase Waterbed, complete, •239. Manre11. Wa· terbed and Furniture Ware· house , 98 Columbut Rd . , Athena, Ohio 45701 . 614 -&93- 1971 Dodge Dart Swing,.-. 225, Slant tilll:. Grwt cond. $800 or belt offer. Call 114-ZISCI-1301 . I HATE BE IN::iCQ()PI;O lJP IN AND HEATING HERE. lHE Q.ILY WAY 1 Kl-0\'/ WH.AT5EA50N IT IS ... Cor Fourth and Pint Gallipoli•. Ohio Phone 114-441 -3118 or 514· 446-4.77 APPALACHIAN WOOD STOVE . 84 16 IN THE SUMMEI< WHEN THEOLDBOY COMPLA IN S ABOUT HIS 7191 . "All these yaars ... AACHOOOI ... I've only been allerglc... AACHOOOI ... to handkerchiefs?!" l MOB Aoadst•r. 11ft flbtrgla" boat, 40 hp, John1on motor on rratler. 1914 Ford pick-up. Cell 614-448-1528 or 441·1339 . 1979 Honda for sal a or trade. Ch .. p. 304-87&-(10715 AND IN THE WI N TER WHEN HE OCREA/1115 AOOWTTH!; FUEL B ILLS. <:;OLF SCORES... BARNEY newsmakers and cetebrlties. 10:00 ()) Stralgllt Tllk Aes1dent ial or com merci•l wiring. Naw a11rvice or repain. Licen.-ed electrician. Estimate frM Ridenour Elf<:tric al , 304- II C2l iiSI Sl Elu ....,. St. Eligius is spared the final fury of the wrecker"s baH. (Premiere) Q 675-1786. B5 IDl Newt General Hauling 011iard Wa1er 'Service: Po~ s. Cist~trns , Wella. Delivery Any· time. Call f! 14-446-7404-No Sunday ca lls . IIJ) Evening Newa A wrap up of today's news and a look ahead to tomorrow's news stones. (I :001 Ill (f) Benny HIH 10:05 (I) MajOr LelgUI BeMINIII 10:30(]) Amertcen ~ (!) Slater TM MOther .-• ~j ~ ..i J I J & J Water Serv1c:e. Sw•mrning -.-n: Tertii of acr.ntan An J pools. CIStern s. wells. Ph 614 245 -9285 , R & R Water Sarvice tl ome cisteu, wells, poota filled . fof · m11rly James Boys Waten .Call HOt'JADAYS '>a160TTA 304-675-5370. ~CIAliZE ~ A & M Custom Couches ~nd Reupholstery, St. At. 7, Crown Cily. Oh. 614-268-1470, Eve. 61'4 -446- 3438 . Open dally 9 to 4 30. Sat . 9 .30 to 1 .30. Old & new Uphostered Mowrey's Upholtterine sar\111'19 tri eounty area 22 years. The best in furniture upholattring Call 304 - 676-4114 fqr free estimetes. inspirational portrait of Sister Adrian Barrett and her work to help others In her community ol Scranton, Pennsylvania. IIJ) TBA IHI Newa ' Ill (f) Hogan's Heroes 11:00 (]) Remington lttete eiil ro 111 (I) 111 eG Reorrang• letters of 0 four scrambled words I Dobbs.l0:30) e Cfl Love eo,-._,..,tloolann . t 1:30 e (J) 1111 Tonight Show · PEANUTS fLED6E ALLE61ANCE TO FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO T~E REPvauc FOR W~ICH IT STANDS, ... '' ''ONE NATION UNi::>ER 60P, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERW AND JliSTICE FOR ALL " .••••.., the be- I CHOKEY I I I' I I !!l BportaC1n.., (L) Cil WKRP In Clnclnne. ·rl;l llll I VADEW 1-:-~T-1..:.r-1::...r.l,:...:;.l-1 ~ l I __,;:::.E_D:;...:R:...;.:.R:...:,Y.,..-~1· ..~,· 5 1 .• I I 1 - - "Is this an old photo of you, miss?" asked the new maid. I liVes," I beamed. '~My," she . - - - - - - - - - . blurted, " ain't time a-1" I - - CREFEN l---,.1;.'..:.1;....:..,.:17~~....:.:.,~,....-l Q _ _ _ _ _ _ • PRINT NUMIIEREO lETIERS IN THESE SQU"RfS • UNSCRAMBlE lETTERS TO GET ANSWER IIJ) 1porta Tonight Action packed sports hlgllllghte wHh Nick Charles and Jim Huber. (0:30) 1D !121 MOVIE: 'TM Coming' Clll.atiiMotlle ® Trapper Jolin Frlelldl In High Placos II I" I' r I' I' I' I I I I I I I I I - ---- ·yistriiAY'S SCIAM·IETs'AfiiSWEIS Hemw - Uama - Yokel - Mlllhy - HAS to MOW Did you ever stop to think department: Man 11 the ~ spacial who plenla a crop he can't sat, but every week he to MOW. BRIDGE NORTH t--.17 +Q1043 .K 1032 8A2 James Jacoby It's a good idea lor partners to clarify the meaninp of special bids. Many players use weak jump overcaiJs (6-11 ~igh-card points and at least a six· card suit), but does a jump overcall have the same meaning when made in tbe pass-out position? You must answer that for yourself, but I suggest you bold something like today's South hand (12-14 points and a six-card suit). With Jess, simply bid the six·card suit at the one-level. With more, make a takeout double and later bid your suit. After the two-spade bid by South, North upgraded his heart king to justi· fy goi111 to game. Declarer wisely ducked the opening lead to keep East off lead later. Diamonds were contin· ued to dummy's ace. South came to his hand with a high trump, ruffed his last diamond, cashed dummy's queen of spades and played a be'-rt to his queen. West won the ace and returned a beart. Assuming the hearl jack to be with West, declarer put in dummy's· 10. East won tbe jack and played a club, setting tbe contract two tricks. South could do better. After winning the second diamond, be should play to the spade ace and trump a diamond, then come to the spade king and lead a +a 6 s WEST EAST +a +96 .AP865 .J7 8KQJ 5 +AQ10 +J 713 2 810986 SOUTH +AKJ7S2 .Q4 +713 +Ks Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West 1. West Nortb Pass Pass 48 Pass Eaot Pass Pan Opening lead: • K low heart toward dummy's king. When West ducks, declarer wins the king and returns a heart to his queen. Of course the jack coming up solves 'the problem, but even if East's second beart were a low card, West would now be endplayed, forced either to play away from that elusive heart jack or to play a club into declarer's king. ""Mill"" r/ l.y THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Lawsuit 5 Runner's problem 10 Poor for tilling 11 For jubilee singing 12 Tennis great 13 Mussollni's son 14 Word of welcome 16 Give the OK 17 Mineo or' Maglie 19 Sailing hazard 21 Quadruped 23 Jay · of comedy 27 Pester 28Aphorism 2901d dance 30 Skirmish 31 Pitcher 33 Bard's adverb 34 Used the rocker 37 Showy flower 39Achieve stardom 41 Freshly 44Rhode Island's flower 45 Shopper stopper 46 Presbyter 47 Zest for life DOWN 1 Crow's cry 2 Macaw 3 Avocation 4 British · statesman 5 Task &Gypsy 7 Soviet inland sea 8 Dobbin's tresses 9Scheme 11 Fisherman's need 15 Salver 17 European rrver 18 Meara ' of comedy Yesterday's Answer 20 Supine 34 Hoard 22 Birthmark 35 Seed 24 For all coating to see 36 Walked 25 African 38 Assuage river 40 O'Neill 26 Au!(ur pl<ty 28 Shopping 42 Guido's place not<' 30 Assail 43 Skin 32 Vacitlal e problem DAD..YCRYPTOQUO'I'F&- Rere's how to work It: 9116 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 9·16 N L G S G J N N L K N MG SllVMKIGVNKT HS N L G F • JLUTMEGV P.l. illl Comple1e lho ' chucklo qoolod by Ml1ng in the missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. . 1111 NeWI !!) All Amertcln PIIHing Sertea From Louisville, Kentucky (T) (!)Sign Off IIJ) Moneyllne Current · reports oo world economlca and ltnanclll newt with Lou Upholstery 21•3. 949· 2182. with inner conflict on the day of her d1vorce. !!) A.W.A. Champlonalllp wreaUing (TJ (!) I Would Be Cllled Jolin: Pope John XXIII Head of the Roman Catholic ChurCh from 1958to 1963, Pope John XXIII eftecltd far reaChing changes in the Church by opening its doors to new Ideas. llll e !121 Wlaaguy Tough undercover Federal agent Infiltrates organized crime Syndicate. • i!]llarry King u.. l In depth Interviews wlttl top Electrical & Refrigeration B7 Honda TRX12B. 4 wtlleltrs, 12000. for both w..tcendJ, call 114-912-ICI41. weekdavs114- 8:30 (]) laat Frontier 9:00 (]) 7QO Club · 0 (}) IBl A Yelll' In the lila Anguished Anne wres11es - Wood and coal 1toves, furnaces, and lnterts. 8rur1co, Ashl-v . Consalldatad Dutchwast. Buy , Mil. Hade. tO yrs . ex~eince in carpenter . Call 814-69B -612t 1984 Honda V-30 M•gnt 500. Wet..- cooled. Burgandy beetlent condition. Call 114· 441- 19M Hondo TRX200. 1185 (PGI(1 :38) ,, ;.:...:._::...:.:.:..:..::...:_~--· CARTER 'S PLUMBING Dump tru ck deli~Jery, coaL atone, sand, gravel. fill and 'sewdu5t 304-675-3190. 01y. tsk for Clif. f'MPr'.. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 8o Heating or best offet'. Excel. cond. Call 81.-446-7025 tliOO. Call 614-446-8781 Depu1y Chief of Pollee gives up job to become stree1 cop. (Premiere) Q IIJ) TSA IIJ) P-ne.. Wrap ups of tho day·s world news and in depttl feature reports. (1:00) ID 1121 Jack Van lmpe The AIDS Coverup . Ill (f) MOVIE: A Rumor of Wlr, Plfl 2 (I :57) 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Hero It l.erge I'LL.9+1.. . Ro11ry or cable tool drllhng Moat wells completed aamedav Pump ..... and servic::e 304 895 · 3802 '• 1983: Honda V-45, Entercaptor. Karate lrom Tulsa, Arizona liberty ABC News takes an Wa11erson ' s Water Hauling , raas ona ble rataa, immedlatlt 2 ,000 gallon deli~tery, cisterns. pools. we!l. etc: call 304· 576- kaw•uki 200. 3 wheeler. $900 !!l Prola101ona1 K8Nta wt<A ALL.EY OOP 2919. Mixed 1'1-v t 1 . bale on wagon Hay for bedding SOc 304-075- link between orptian bOy and wealthy couple.(Premlere) C ·- h'•• Motorcycles 111 Wheel of Fonune 1;1 Gl1!21 1111 JaopardYi 1;1 1H1 Major L..... 8a-l 1 & ft (.,.-.p.,, stove, retuoer•- Paul Rupa Jr. Waler Service. 1978 Jaep CJ7, new paint & · 446-3171 . Pools, cist· overheul, good cond. U.OOO. 1 Cell614 erns, wells , Callefttr 5 pm, 304-882· 2502 74 tTl (J) Newtywfd Ga111t1 II (I) Judge IIJ) Croaslinl (0:30) ; 304-676-6269 . Hay 8o Grain . " · · - · (1 :00) llllNIIJ) -.ytlne Currem rtH:\K AND ERNEST· 1971 Buick Skylark custom 1600. Negot l• ble. 304· 6752241 7421 64 Struts. 1119 9& p•ir. 1n1talled Most model• Muffter Man. 9 S1tmp1on Ave . Athent, Ottlo. 1 -800· 843 · 3767. WINTERIZATION Security Ligh1s. Storm Wind0111tS, Insulation, Roofing. Gen· •ral Replir~ . 304-17&.6367 SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO . Livestock !!l~r(LI. Cil E n - - Tonight Ill (I) People'o Court (!) IIJ) MacNttl/ Lehrer Auto Repair '77 DMge DiplOmat V-8 . auto. Good Cond •600 00 ~rant . Homelite and Jon ' Mred Service 63 e>UT 1 C~'T HE.LP IT .. . Chevy tru ck 1oppe r S••rka Trect and lawn S•rvice. l•¥~n ella, tandtctplng, stump ramo~tal , 304 -&71 · 2842 or '76 Monr:• V-8 . good cond. tSOO. 304-675- 1131 . 2985. e oo. 304-882 · 2438. '78 LTD 4 dr . auto .. air, new e~thlust . exc:. rubbtw'. 11500, 304. 875-2845 atter • p m. 2906 Birch Ave. W. Va. 304-875 -7421 . Now buying shell eorn or ear corn . Call forlateatquotes . River C1ty Farm Supply, 614-446· anchored live from New VO(k. ((1:301 IHI JeHenona (f) Too CloM far Comfort 1:35 (I) Carol Burnett 7:00 (]) Aeinington S1Mie 8 (2) Pill Map- 19?8 Subar11 Good motor. 1iru likfl new. BOdy unute lor road use . &14. 949- 21!!87, 186.00. 304·182-2694. Henderson . WV , 304 - 875 - ""'* "'" •ell. 6 ft teO S1ainleas lteeluh•ust systems Now custom m•d• tor your truck, motor home or class ic esr wrth life·tlma warranty . Mufflet "''" · 9 Stimpson AYe , Alhefls, Qtuo 1-800-1143-3767 111 • 1121 cas - . IIJ) Newton'l (0:301 c IIJ) Sllowllz Tcidly N- ol tho entertainment world Is _ ,.... ·:: 1985 Chevy Camero 17600 1973 Chevy Nova , w1d11 tires. •100, Call 614 -441· 4519 af1er 4:30PM . !>MOKINEr- - -a e (]) !!)lnllkle the POA Tow (RI (I) e (I) ABC Nftal;l (!) Nightly lualne11 Report .~ 3 stock cat' frames . Get in~tolvtd in Amaric•' • No . 1 spectator 1port. cheap. Call 514-941· 2B79 or 614 949 ·2045 . Must 77 llll • !121 8:05(1) Altca 1:30 1111 NBC Niglllly KEPT FROM ; , t3&0. 304-882-2862 197B Pontile Cst .. 4 dr ., 301 engine. cruise. ps. pb ac:. am·fm ·stereo·ctu radio. A· 1 Cond. Call 514-446 · 3•18 after 4!00 PM . all day Sat . and Sun. HE'l-L NEED A 80DY~UARD 1+ HOUR~ A DAY IF HE'S TO l!!oE Dual exhaus1 llitt. •99 95 in· sttlled . Most Fords, Chevy trueks. van•. 41t4's. Mufller Mon . 9 Stimpson""" . "'""''· Ohio. 1-BOO· B•3-3787 . 514-388·8240. Btrs . chains, and sprockets to lit tlmost •nv saw . SIDERS 1971 Volluwaaen lor Jtle or EQUIPMENT CO , Henderson, - trade for tJuek. 304· 17!1 1513. a Supplies. Budget Tranirnisstons · used rebuilt . all tVP''· Guar1ntee 30 dll!(s. Cash and Carry or 1nttal . • 379 2220 Cell " 14 · · .. lc- 1 9B5 C1vali• W6Qon. Auto., ps, pb. ac, am -fm . Cte~n C• ll ~7~8~7~ 9 ~o~·~6-1~ 4 --·~4~5~-9~·~2~6~--- l (I) !!l BportaL.ook tTl (!) Dr. Who Creature from the P11. Pan t • IIJ) Owl TV Q 1H1 Good Tllneo e (f) OM Dar at a Tllne CAPTAIN EASY . Chevy 4 ap lransmission, Bell housing, pressufe plate, clutch, throw ou1 be1ring. fly wl1ee4 . Hur11 shifter t225 , Good 4 cyl engine with 4 speed 1ranJmisaion out of 1980 AMC Sphlt . 79 Volkaw1gon Rabbit. 73 Dodge Chatger. Call C1 U -446· Call 304-876-5510. Epiphone Claasic:.t guitar CaU 614 · 742 -2171 . 58 71 Auto's For Sale (2) (I) • • 1111 Hen Auto Parts 8o Accessories 614-448-0166 . WED., SEPT. 111 • wno Cried Fox '.I .I ':~::' S<l:~clllA-<Zi.!rSB 141t..t loy CIAY R. POUAN low to form four timple words EVENING 1:00 (]) c,.zr Like a Fo1 Man Used and rebuil• tranam issions. Internally inspec1ed end guaranteed. Installation avallabla. We' bur junk transmissions. Call 3 year old Appaloo• gelding, good rider - used to people. 304-870-20&9 or after 4 :30. dresser type chest Dark pine. large cannonb..l posh. t32B. Call614-446-2044. 614-843-5294. ..__.. primtd sidi'nu 7 / 1&" d "•16 ' f'lorile:nel lap. t26 .60sq. or 21 sq. Hn . t18.00 otter 6,oo PM. Maytag Dilh Washer. $100. Call 1 e ft . Chr;.._ bHt, 2 motors. trail•. Asklrtg 1·1000 tor all. C.H t1l8 Daily se.itinei- Page- 13 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio BORN LOSER ·.·~. 76 2602. ______..:____ ,<_ Wednesday, September 16, l987 Pontoon Boat- 60 HP. Johnson. trtller. t2710 . Call &14-448 4043 .attar 1 :00 PM . 1- Masonite Big Dakota Ffarm home buih on your lot. 112.996 & up. Call SNAFU® •• 11 ft . tri-haul, 15 HP MI,CUry. trallet , covers. am -fm cassette, new battery, ecc..aori ... ,rfver ready. t2.BOO. 304 -875-5488 . . New wood & coal heater. Used 30'' electric range, In good con d . No Sunday calls 814 -318· Furniture for Sale: Oak hutch, washer-dryer, lo\lt seal II chair, eolor tv Call 614-448-8252 Treiler for rent or .al.e. Nice and clean. Call614-992-2367. 2783. Firewood for nl• $30.00.._ piek-up load, delivered. Call Roger Meade- 614-318-SOU Ot 38B-9341 56 Boets and Motors tor Sale. .·• ''• Concrete blocks all 1ize1 yard or delivery Mason •and. Gallipolis Block Co.. 123V:t Pine St., Gallipolis, Ohio Call 614-441- Queen sir:e water bed: bookcate headtioard. 6 drawer pedestal. Very good c:ond 1260 Call 2 br .. unfurnished 12x60 . 1 mile pa ..ed HMC. Oep & Ref. required. Call814-448-4389 or 1 2x65. 3 bt Mobile Home. Call 614-448-1339 or 448· 162B . Building Materials Blocll. brld. sewer pip•. win· dows, llnt.. s, ate Claude Winter•. Rio Grtnde. 0 . Call 81424&-5121 . Used refrig., washer & dryer. Mollohan Furnitura. Call 814446-7444 Furnished JOOm. $76. Utilities paid . Share bath. Single male 919 Seeond. Gallipolis. Call 446-4418 aher 7pm . 76 614-388-9879. 614-246-9548 . Rooms for rant, day . week . month. Galli.a Hotel: Call 614· 446-9680. Rant aslowaa 8120 month. KIT 'N' CARL YLI! ®by 64 Misc. Merchandise .55 Building Supplies r;.;:~~;~~~~~~r:;:;~::==:;:::;::==:1 membership Camp~ng Coast· • Coast . Callto 814-3B8· 42 Mobile Homes Pets for Sale Bftagle-' Dog for trade, good hunter. 304-676-2B86 Heatiiator' fire pl•ce. comphtta. Good cond . Call 614-4461340. ~04 - 675 - 7119 . Approx. 3acres Fruit trees, rw·al water, well, septic tank. Rt 160 between Bidwell & No. Gallia H .S lots of rolld frontage. $1 1 .500 Call614 -388-9354 . German short hlir pointer bird dogs . 304-&75-21 59. 614-367-0669. room, all electric b•tck ranch , overlooking river. nur town . 675 -6104. China cabinet for sale. Ruttlc solid oak, handmade. 3 bottom shelves $150. Call 814-9Blli · 4396 . Ouellty firewood for ule. t 2& • pic~ · up load. Bidwell ; Ohio. Call lure plus woodlond, cne barn, two out buildings, thr" bed· offices. A· Dne RealCall304· Estate. Carol Yeager, Broker. 66 Plastic Clttem state appro-,ed. plastic teptic tanks. plastic culverts, metal culverts. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· son. Oh. 814-281-5930 Six acre mini-farm, fenced pas· 34 51 Household Goods Callahan's Used Tire Shbp. Over 1,000tifes, aizes12, 13, 14. 1&. 16, 16.5 . 8 miiH out Rt. 218. Call 114-251-1261 . ~0 acre farm With 3 Bft hou... Mannen Trace Road, Glenwood. W. Va. for more information call 304-773-5118 or 773·5186 after 6:00. Call 1 Wednesday, September 16, 1987 JEGMUN WGENEKVM lJ SKNLOEC R K V N N H NLGlJE w N H 'N c (j K L G• EBCC<lTT . Yntenla)''a Cryptoquote: FINANCIAL SENSE IS KNOWING TIJAT CERTAIN MEN WILL PROM\SE TO Ill I CERTAIN THINGS ANO FAIL. - . Ell HOWE �• ••• . " • . Page 14 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I Local briefs... Probe shooting at. The <;:ove Law enforcement authorities are in pursuit of a young while male, moustached, about five-feet . and seven-Inches tall, weighing approximately 150 pounds, who entered The Cove bar on Route 7, near Pomeroy, around 10: 30Tuesday night and fir~ sever:d rounds from a shotgun. · Paul Gerard, investigator for the Meigs prosecutor, said the young man entered The Cove and asked lor Char les Barley, owner of the establishment. Upon being told that Barley was not ·there, the subject lifted a s hot gun and fired several rou nds before fleeing. · Aut horities were not releasi ng the suspect' s name Wednesday morning. · There were damages to the inside of Ihe building and two peop le, Barley and Kevin Wolfe. claimed injuries Gerard said. According to a report from Meigs County EMS, Barley and Wolfe refused lreatme nl a t the scene. Marijuana raid nets, 53 plant.~ About 53 marijuana plant s were discovered in Meigs Count y Tuesday night near Cheshire. The Gallia Coilnly Sheriff's Department and Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation agents, London, were involved in a helicopter search when they spotted the plants in 'Meigs Cou nty . They then· contacted the office of Meigs Sheriff Howa~d Fra nk with the information " Meigs Depu ty Ruth Frank reported I hal officers received the ca ll from Gallia at about .3:30 p.m. Me igs officers, assisted by Ga llla County and BCI, removed the plants from I he area. I Area deaths Switzer, W. va·. Robert Bias Conlinued from page 1 · Wednesday morning . Closed due to the. threat s were th\" Meigs Junior and ~nlor High Schools and the Harrisonville, Bradbury, Middleport and Rul·land Elementary Schools. Officials report th a t one 17-year-old Middleport student has admitted calling a bomb threat to rhe high school last Friday . and will face charges In the Meigs County Juvenile Court of Judge Robert l3uck. Meantime. investigations are continuing into the telephoned bomb threa ls with officials warning !hat offenders will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of !he law. Checks were made with the Eastern and Soulhern Districts today,....There have been no bomb threats received In the Southern District this school year and the Eastern Dislrict junior and. senior high school has had one threat and that was last Friday. \ Robert R. Bias, 39, died in Detroit, Ml ch .. Monday . He was an employee of the Ford Motor Company. . Born Jan. 2., 1928. In Stone Branch W.Va., he was a son of tate Roy A.· and Sally Lunsford Bias. Surviving are his wife, Bea· trice Kennedy Bias of Vinton; four sons, Barry Bias. Kodiak, · Alaska, Larry Bias, Seymour, Ind., David Bias, Milton, Fla. and Daniel Bias, Wilkesville; one daughter. Mrs . Tom (Brenda\ Allie, Gallipolis; 12 grandchildren and one great -grandchild; two brothers. Roy Bias, Over· land, Mo .. and Clifford Bias of Daily stock ~prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bry!lf' and Mark Smith . ol Blunt Ellis & Loewl Funeral services will be' conducted Saturday, 11 a.m., at Vinton Baptist · Church, Rev . Marvin Sallee officiating. Burial follows at Vinton Memorial Park. · Friends may call at .McCoy-Moore Funeral Home In Vinton on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Funds allocated Carleton School has been allocated $22,714 in Chapter I funds for the fiscal year 1987-88. This money will be funding two teaching assistant positions rf>sulting In a maximum staffstudent ratio of one-to-four In this classrooms. Chapter U funds toraling $1,099 have also been allocated to Carleton School for the current fiscal year . .This money will be used to ·purchase adaptive computer equipmenl and computer software for expanded st udenl use. Anyone 'desiring to review or comment on the Chapter I or Chapter II grant applications or contra cls shou ld contact Kat hleen Luebbert , education director . at 992-6681. H08pilal .-ews I. Hoople's predictions Veterams M~morlal The MiddlepOrt Fire DepartTuesday Admissions -Garth ment answered 68 calls- 23 fire Smith, Reedsville; Betty Friend, and rescue missions and 45 Long Bottom; Harold Brannon. emergency calls - Fire Chief Reedsville; Helen Sams, PorJeff Darst reporrs. tland; Larry CundiU, Middleport; Timothy Willis, Syracuse; Hugh Thompson, Langsville. Tuesday Discharges-'- Patrick Mahafley, Glada Davis, Katherine Grigsby, Howard Phillips, Joan Hoffman . Page Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 Is having a special meeting tonight (Wednesday), 6 p.m. , for .degree work . All master masons urged to attend. The lodge will also have a special meellngSaturda y, 1 p.m . for detree work. • at y By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Stall SUPERCRUISE Revised allocations within the Ohio Depart ment of Development's Block Grant Program will add abo~ I $2,100 to Me.igs County's piece of the. block grant pie. Mary Hobstett er, cler k for lhe Meigs County Commissione rs, reported at Wednesday 's commis sioner's meellng that she received notice of the revised figures . The count y had expected $90,300 in block grant funding but with the Increase will receive $92,400. Th" county's total November 30 • December 5 Featuring Earl Thomas Conley las t year was $91,700. Eigh t qualified projects may be funded through block grant. The commissioner s hav e sc hed uled Sept . 30, 10 : 30 a.m. , for view ing of a cross alley running east an d west bE'tweeil lots eight --a nd nine in Tuppers Plains, which has been requested for closure. Tuppers Plains resldenls William and Patricia Chapman. Lester Hawk and Roger and Shirley Hawk have filed a joint petition to vacate Ihe a Hey . According to the informal ion filed by the pe tl.tioners, the alley Is no lo nger needed for public use since other means of access ha• been arranged by all properly owners abut line: thP · Stella Parton You 'll cruh.t obo&rO tht S,S·. Emerald Sc1n. with Country Mus!c Stan ..... Eell ThOmlll conley and Stella Perto!'l · Ptlc e lnc lu~~:s &lrl cu t: from C~umbus . Our ship Wtll y-t!oi' Hass~u . Utile Stirrup Cay, 11nd frec:~l Sp&c.t is Ufnlttd. M th!o; wcc.l $4 lOw pr CC: • 699 A Savings Of $111 Call AAA Today! 446·0699 (/iN) ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the End of the , _ , . , _ . _ . . . . POMEROY, OH. GallipoJis TlaWel PH.992-2SS6 O~TA oa+~••••o 360 Second Ave. 0130 PETTING - Youn~ter~ attending the Middleport Block Party Saturday will have a variety of anima ls to pel. This year, a nim als will be on hand from Noah's Ark In ,Jackson. Variety of ~ctivities planned for Middleport Block Party ..... A vari ety ol acti vit y wi ll be fea tured a t 1hc annual Middle· por t Blork Pa rt>' to be held In the hea rt of lhe N. Second Avr. bu siness scrtlo n S<llurday . The Meigs Hil!h Sc hool Band wil t presenl a progra m of mus ic a l 12 noon Salurday with lhe gos jl('l ~roup. Light. a pjl('arlng from 12: :10 lo 2 p.m . The Shady Ri ve r C lo~l(c•rs will <.'nt crla ln al2 p.m . alon~ with Denv<.'r Rice and Cor:npan y. AI 3 p.m . cnt erlaln · me n! will b(' by CI'Ossove r . Th e Charlie Lilly Bmld will be lea· lured al5 p.m . with Van.Johnson a nd a group, Rear Vi.ew. appear · lng al 7 p.m. , In addition to man y food co nces sions and crafl sa les boolhs, the pa r ty will fr atur<' for the fir s l lim<' a car show wi th 2 DAYS ONLY fridav &Saturdav • 1987 CADILLAC 1987 OlDSMOMIIS SEDAN DMUE Sold At $19,500.00 DEALERS COST!! alley. Final hearing on the requested closure will , be 1 p.m. Sept. 30. · Hobstetter reported that Southern Ohio Coal Company ha s issued notification thai . su rface blasting for a shaft in Salem Township will be underway through Oct. 9. from sunrise to su nset. The blasting Is 2000feet southoftheintersection df Rt. 124 and SaiE'm Township Road .3.33. The commissioners will accept co mments regarding a C1-C2 liquor license ·t•ransfer from Herbert and Shei.la Whaley, doing business at Whaley's Grocery in Bedford Township, until Sepl. 30. The request is for a loca l ion transfer to a A $200,000 grant for renova tion and expansion of lhe Meigs County Senior Citizens Center has been awarded by the Ohio Department of Aging. An aide in the office of Senator Ja n Long confirmed the · grant Thursday morning. Eleanor Thomas, director of the Center here •. reports I hat the money will be used loupdat ea nd ex pand the kitchen and dining room facilities. provide , more laundry and storage space, a nd cnclost' the curre nt pal io area, aboull> by 70 foot, al l he rear of the- building. Plans have a lready been comp leted by William Diltoe_,of Burgess and Niple. Ltd .. Par, kersburg, W. Va . fo r the im- Regularly Priced At 18i0 Supercruis' Super Price ' YEAR ' ' ~~~ .. .' J '• '•• • 1988 Full Size 112 Ton TRUCKS .• $9,99900 *Chertolft *OidllnObHe *Csdllllc 308 EAST MAt! ST. Pu frei!#lt POWROY, OHIO 614-992-6614 . 2 Sections 12 Pages 25 Cents · A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper new buildin g for the store. The transfer request mus1 be s ubmitted lo the state by Oct. 11. Re appointed by the commissioners to anot her one-year termon t·he Gallla-Meigs· Airport Board were Tom Bowen, Fra nklin Rizer and Roy Miller. In final business, the com missioners acce'pted an invUation from the Soil Conservation Service to at tend the Fifth Grade . Conservatio n Day on · Ocl. 2 at the Gary Michael farm, and an invitation to attend the Sou theast Districr ·meeting of county co mmissioners and e ngineers to be he ld Oct . 13 in New Lexington. ,-e~ istra llon to be held from 9 a.m . lo 12 noo n. Th e s how will be from noon until 4 p.m . wllh H c lass<'s 10 be ln<•ludcd a nd two trophies awarded for each class. T he Diles P a rk will be the sce ne of a horses how pitching cont cs l during the pan y and 1!1at ~ on(('S( is open to all comers. AI 12:30 p.m .. a hamburger t•a ting co nte's l wil l be held . Enlrics ar<' limlled to 25 with a"·ards to br given. Pleasers Res1a ura nt Is s ponsoring t he PVC> n t. Through Ihe sponsorship of the Farmers Bank. Big Wheel. Doll' n i ng · C h ilds -Musser -Mu lien In s urance AgPnc y. the Jay mar Go lf Club and Midwes t Steel. two <' Xhiblts . "Bllbbl es" and "Stardome" fr om ' lhe Center of Selene<' and Indu stry, Columbus, will be a t Ihe part y from 12 noon to 5 p.m. The third annual Ohio Slale Paper Ai r plane co nt esst will be held from 2 lo .1 p.m . and il is spo nsored by Cc•nlral Trust Bank , Lar ry Banks Construe! ion and Middlepor l Trophies and wil l be held a 1 Ihe Diles Pat·k. F'irsl a nd scco no pla ce winn ers receive $50 savings bonds . A pelling zoo for youngsters will also be fea tured . Friday evenin g, the Blue Jea n l3all will be held from 8 to .' . ' Preparations lor lhe fifth annu al Point Pleasanl Bailie Da ys Run, slated for Saturday, Oc· Iober 10. a re well underwa y and local race commill ec• member s are exjl('ctlng a big turn out for Ihis year's evenl. The event. which will be held In conjunction with Ihe City's l3all ie Days cele bration October 9th and lOth, co ns ists of a OM mile , 5K and 101< rac es. Citizen s are reminded th at walkers are wei. co rned and e nco urag ed to come out and particlpale also. Area . resid ent s of all ages from 10 and und er lo 50 years old and over are urged lo take part In this activity o ffered throu gh Ihe City of Po int Pl eas ant' s Recreation Department . Rae<' commill eP members have been pleased 1\~llh the favorable commen1s rC'Ceived ,. in Two arrests made in .Meigs bomb threats threat calls received Thursday Two arrests have been made as morning. a resu lt of bomb threat telephone Classes were dismissed In six calls to Mt'lgs Local District sehools Wedneda y as the ras h of Schools . calls continued over the past The office of Meigs Count y week. Prosecuting Allorney Fr~?d W. Assistant Prosecu tor I. Carson Crow III rcporls that David E. Crow said pollee a nd sc hool Haggy. 19. Jividen Road. Middleport, was arrested Wednesday a uthorlltes have worked closely afternoon and c harged with five · 1n identifying those responsible count s of Inducing panic In and promises to deal severely con nec tion with telephone calls with anyone who makes such made earlier In the day to Meigs calls or ·has any par t In making · Local School District offices 1he calls. A 17-year-old Middleport boy sayi ng that bombs were set to go off In several buildings in the has been charged with threatening phone call offenses also · district. through the Meigs Juvenile On Wednesday, six schools were closed for the day as a Court. The release of his name II; prohibited but he faces a possible result of such threa t ca ll s. Today, commitment to the Ohio Youth the Meigs High School a nd the Commission,• Crow sa id. Meigs Junior High School were · Continued on p~ge 12 - Closed as the resu't ·at .bomb provements. Following some rethird , wh ile the hOme delivered vis ion s a nd state ap prova l, meals since 1980 have increased Thomas anticipales that the from 7308 to 15,227 in 1986. F'or the work w ill get underwa y this fall. first six months of 1987, meals As for required local " match- delivered totaled 9,500. ing funds"' , Thomas repor ts that The kitc he n equipment was these will be "in kind " in lieu of purchased in 1978. Much of It wil l cash. appropriating for that be replaced and steamers a nd purpose the part of the building a nother -oven will be added. now used as the Senior Cit izens , Additional work and storage Cenrer. space will also be provided and She explains !hat a primary the refrigeration system will be roncern for severa l y~ars has revised, The dining area will be bee n the food service area which expanded to seal 1)5 instead of the will be expa nded a nd new equip - 43 it now seats. ment Installed as a part of the As for rhepatioenclosure. Mrs. overall project . The layout is not Thomas reports that a hallwa y now conducive to mass produc- will connect the new meeting and 1ion , she points out, noting that Iraining room to the main activisince 1980 mea ls se rved at the ties room. CPnter havP i ncreased by one· Two Rio pupils are credited with saving fellow student's life after lightning incident RIO GRANDE - Doctors arc credillng two Rio Gra nde College a nd Community College st ud ent s with sav ing the life of a fellow sl udeni s truck by tighlning lasl Sunday . Char les C. "Chad" Ric key, Portsmou th, and Sean Boyden . Lancaster, used cardiopulmona r)· resuscitation tCPRi on David Minadeo, 20, So lon, after Minadeo sustained a direct hi I by ·a bolt of lightning during a sudden afternoo n thunderstor m that swept throu gh Rio Gr.a nde. ' 'There is no doubt Ihal without Ihe CPR the young man would be dead. " sa id Dr . Ailee A. Gricoski , Holzer Clinic ph ys icia n. ' 'The two slud ents who admlnis· tcred CPR did something . truly ours tanding. "'Their efforts were nothing s hort of heroic, .. she added. "It's a mira cle lhat they were on th e scene, tra ined to do CPR. and had the prese nce of mind to care for the boy." · Accordi ng to Rickey and Boyden , th ey alo ng with six other midnight at thr new American Legion building as a part of pre -part y festivities a nd the chamber earlier on Friday will ho ld a bean dinner for m erchanls a nd party helpers . Announce plans for Battle Days CLEARANCE! Special Hours Fri. & Sat. 8a.m. To 8 p.m. - enttne Approve $200,000 grant for Meigs Seniors Citizen Center · and Only • Meigs to get additional sum for block grant JOIN OUR CELEBRA TIO.N.... ALL Super Louo 5-6-12-28-43-44 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 17. 1987 Copyrighted. 1987 5 Chance of showers, low In mid 60s tonight. Cloudy Frl-" day. Hlshs In 70s. Chance ol rain 40 percent tonight, 20 percent Friday. · 0399 4: Vol. 37, No.91 Join Us For A Country Music Firm Price Am Electric Power .... .. ....... 27% AT&T ...... .... .................... ... 3l jl, Ashland Oil ........................ 67 % Bob Evans Farms ..... .... .. .. .19Y., Make 52 aiTeSis Charming Shoppes .......... .. .. 26\-4 . Fifty-two arrests were made Federal Mogul. ................ .. .45% by the Middleport Pollee DepartGoodyear T&R ...... ..... ........ 70'h Heck's Inc ...................... ..... 4\i 'ment during August, Police Chief Sid Llttl" reports . Vehicles of the Lands ' End ......... ... ...... .... ... 28% Limited Inc ...... : ................. .38% department were driven 4,508 miles and nine accidents were Multimedia Inc .................. 70'h investlgared. Parking meter colRax Restaurants ............ .... .. .. . 5 lections tot aled $871.86 and 506 Robbins & Myers ......... ....... 10\!i parking t Jckets were written. Shoney's lnc .. ·....... .... .......... 29·)\ Merchant pollee collections Wendy's Inti .. .......... , ........... .. )0 amounted to $29. Worthington l nd ... .................. 23 Daily Number 125 . Pick 4 e Lodge meeting tonight Squad reports eight calls Meigs Cou nty Emergency Medical Services reports eight calls Tuesday; Racine at 7: 50a.m. to Bashan Road for Betty Friend to Veterans Memorial Hos pital; Tuppers Plains at 9)7 a.m. to Route 681 for Harold Bra nnon to Dr. Furhlong's office; Racine at 5:31p.m. to Soulhern High School for Tim Willis to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; Syracuse at 5:48p.m . to Portland for Stephanie Newsome to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 6:53p.m . to Erlmunson Road for Hugh Thompson to Veterans Memorial Hospilal ; Pomeroy at 7:21 p.m. to Meigs High School for Debbie Kidwell to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Rutland at 9:.38 p.m. 10 Sa lem St. for Denise Darsl 10 Velerans Memorial Hospital ; Pomeroy at 10:30 p.m. to The Cove on Roule 7 for Kevin Wolfe and Charles Barley who refused rrealment . Ohio Lottery Wedoeiday. September 1'6. 1987 •• Answer 62 calls the past from par ticipa nts and feel thai rhi s year's race will be bigger than ever. Many runners will be returning for the fifth stra ight year to r un In this race. The city a nd Ci tize ns Naf]onal. a di vision of First Hurtl'tngton National Bank, are eo-spb nsoring Ihe race agai n !his year. The races star r behind the Heck' sand Foodl3nd building on ~cond Street and will follow a winding course throu gh city streets finishing slraight down Main Street to the flood wall at Tu --'En di e· -Wei Park . Starting ilmes are 9; 30AM for Ihe 5K race and !O: OOAM for Ihe one mile land 10K races . Persons Continued on page 9 students were on the campus soccf"r fiPld await ing practice at approximat ely 3 p.m. when a sud den storm came out of the northwest. "' I wa s passing lh e ball to the ot he rs abo ul20 yards when away when a bolt of lighting struck near Lyne Center ," said Boyden. "It was followed immediately by a second boll that struck right in lh£> center of the other pla yer s ... .... All s~?ven . in cluding Rickey , wer~ knocked to the .ground. "All the others go t up excepl Dave." Boyden sa id. " He just lay there. His eyes were open and a t first I lhought he was all right . Then his face slarted turning blue and I knew we had to start CPR. I looked up a nd ther e was Chad ready to help ... Working together , Boyden ad· ministered ches l depress ions whi le Rick ey performed mouth· to-mout h res usci ta tion . "After about a minute ," Rickey said. "he gasped for air and started brealhing on his own .'' Haggy senten()ed David Haggy, 19, Middleport, was given live six month sentences by Judge Patrick O'Brien In th e Meigs County Court Thursday morning on live charges of Inducing panic as the result ol making bomb ·threat calls to schools ul the Meigs County District. Haggy entered a plea of guilty to the live charges and was ordered to serve sentences In the Ohio Stat!)S Reformatory lor Men at Mansfield. He will serve !he stx month sentences on the first three counts consecutively and the other two six month sentences will be served concurrently. .. EXAMlNE LIFE.SA VING EQUIPMENT Dr. Alice A. Gricoskl, Holzer Clinic physician , ex plains the operation of a defibrill\ltor to Rio Grande College and Community College student Charles C. Rickey, left, and Sean Boyden. The • --"· ~ J deflhrUiator Is used to administer an electric:· shock to regulate the heartbeat. Ri ckey and·' Boyden have been credited with sa•lng the life or: a fellow Rio Grande student when he was struck~ by lightning on Sept. 13. ;: .. • ···At that point. we thought he was s table but didn' t want to waste any lime so we carried him to Chad's van and drove him to the hosp ital," said Boyden. Minadeo was tra nsported to Holzer Medical Center in Gallipo-, lis where he received an Initial · evaluation by Dr. T. Wayne . Munro, director of the emergency room . Dr. Gricoski and Dr . HowardUnder were · then called in. consultation. "When we first saw hlm·hewas unconsc ious. bu l his air passage was clear," sai d Dr. Linder. Mi nadeo .was admitted to the coronary care unit of Holzer Medica l Cenler at >: 10 p.m. Sunday. On Monday, he was lransferred to the medical cente r' s Progress ive Care Unil. On Wednesda y he was di scharged to Cleveland wilh his parent s for a period of rest. He is expected to return to c las s around the fir st of October. Dr. Gricoski descr ibed hi s Continu ed 'on pag~? 12 '' •' � 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. 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