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One of the first In camera discussions centered murder trtal of Kel'mit Keith "Buck" Clary CO!Itinues tOilay as around whether the weapons expert testimony before the jury, moves the d.efense Intended to call to the tilto a second week. witness stand would be allowed to ' Mason County Circuit Judge .conduct a firing test of the gun Clarence Watt halted trial proceed- allegedly used by Oary to klll ings for the day at about 4:15 p.m. Brumfield. Tuesday When he granted a motion Morgan asked that If the dltfepse · by Prosecuting 'Attorney Damon B. · witness was permitted to rorlCiuct ·Mo~gan Jr. to recess untO Wednesthe test, the state be allowed·to have Its firearms expert, Sgt. C.R. Lane day afternoon. Morgan asked for the recess to ' of the West VIrginia state pollee, allow him time to prepare to who testified earlier in the trial, cross-examine the psychiatrist who present at the test slfe. attomey Don Kingery has said will . .., Court was recessed for a little qe the last defense witness.. • over an hour Tuesday morning .to The doctor, R.W. Hibbard; has allow Lane time to travel from reportedly been treating Clary, 53, Otarleston to Point Pleasant and of Lesage, since shortly after the for the test to be conducted. Objects to standng death of Wllllam Keith "Bamney" Brumfield, 36•.at the Glenwood ~n ·~ Following a recess for lunch, the the night of Jan. 14, ·1986. ' defense called Its expert, Pete Clary was Indicted by a Mason McCIJSkey of Mountain Securtty Coun1J' .grand jury in May on a Specialties, to the stand. · murder charge·in connection with · McCoskey said upon direct ex· Brumfield's death. A state medical amlnation by Kingery that the gun examiner salll, earlier in the trial entered into evidence by the state that Brumfield died of a gunshot and i!Entlfled by,several witnesses, .. wound to the chest, ·caused by a Including the defendant, as the weapon that discharged In the . .22-callber slug. The defense . !s maintaining the Glenwood Inn the night of Jan. 14, shooting was an accident and that resulting In the death of Barney Clary went to the Glenwood Inn the Brumfield, was In excellent condlnight of the incident not to harm tionbutcouldhavefiredaccidently, Brumfield, but to confront him depending on hoW Clary was about rumors he had allegealy been oolding It. spreading about Clary. . McCuskey, to · whom the state Out of jury's presence objec\ed being qualifled as an From the witness stand Monday expe:t witness, used a gun he llfternoon eJary tolil the 1UJY, "I brought with htm from his business went to the Glenwood Inn to talk to to demonstrate how Clacy's gun Barney Brumfield. I wanted those might have been discharged acclrumors straightened ou t...stopped dently If the defendant had received right then and there." · . a jolt whiJe·)loJdlng tiE weapon. · · He also ~id he had been led by . Clar-y testifi~ Monda~ that he Bob Holley, with whom he had been had placed the pistol under BI'UJl'lr talking and~rinklng earlle,r that field's jacket and the gun disday, to believe that Brumfield was charged when Brumfield's left ann carrying a gun and was explosive. hit Clary's right han_d. . Much of the court proceedings McCuskey tes.tifted tlult the gun, Tuesday were conducted "In ca- said tiy the defense to have been . mera,'' or out of the presence of the (Continued on Page 9) jury, 3!1d numerous lengthy re. ~ . 26 Cents Soviet le,ader to. nteet WASI;iiNGTON (UPI) - President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev broke the diplomatic ice in resolving the DaniloffZakharov case and are now looking to Iceland, where they will meet at th~ end 1Jf next week to PiiVe the way for a major summit : -~ \ QUEEN AND A'ITENDAN'IS- Becky Evans, in front, a sophomore at Sou~hem IIIKh and daughter ol Denny iuld Unda Evans, Racine, was crowned Harvest Moon Queen this past Friday durbtg halftbne of the Southem-Syrnmes VaUey footbaD game. She and her attendants, left to right, Leglna Hart, senior, daughter of Dale and Kathryn H~rt, Racbte; Donette Talbott, junior, daughter · cif Dan Taloott, Long • Bottom, and Barbara Talbott, Racine; and Amy . Harrtson, freshman, a daughter of Craig and Judy Harrison, Morning Star, will reign over Saturday's Harvest Moon Fall FesUvalln Racine. SDk flow~rs for the queen and her attendants were provided by the Pomeroy Flower Shop. Evans was escorted Friday by Shawn Dldine~ Hart by Matt Harris; Taloott by Jarrod IUD and Harrison by Brad Maynard. P~ade, activities to highlight . . 1·986 Harvest Moon Festival . Surprise ahnouncement of their meeting came Tuesday after some high-wire diplomacy between Secretary of State George Shultz ~d Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnardze. Its timing took the heat off potential criticism that' Reagan had caved in by trading for the freedom of American journalist Nicholas DanUoff with the expulsion of accused Soviet Sil,Y Gennadi Zakharov. The president arranged lo meet with Daniloff this afternoon upon his return from ihededicationof the Jimmy Carter Presidential Ubrary in Atlanta. The president indicated optimism for an arms control breakthrough. telling . reporters, '"The . • chances are better than ·they've . . ' . . . . b?en in many years for reaching The weather may feel like time of last Friday's SouthernAny ban<E wishing to participate so me agreement on arms summer, but fall will definitely be Synu:nes Valley football game. In the festival aie reminded to . reductiOn." contact Howard Wr!tsel at the in the air In Racine this Satu!'llay when the annual Harvest Moon FaU . Third Street In Racine will be Racine Gun Shop, 949-:sxl. Gorbachev made the proposal for · Festival, sponsored by the Racine blocked to trafftc after the (llrade, A junior garden tractor pull wlli i.he meeting in a Sept. 19 letter, Community Boosters, gets under- and festival goers will enjoy be held at 2 p.m.. followed by big Reagan said, and Shultz said it viewfug the many arts and crafts wheel races at 4. way with a parade at 10 a.m. "seemed like a sensible idea, so Leading the parade will be booths which will line the street. A number of prizes will also. be not?" Games, contests, a haunted given' away at v.a rtous times Harvest Moon Queen Becky Evans, and her attendants, Leglna Hart, oouse, and concessions galore will throughout the·day. The revelation of the <Xt. 11-12 Donette Talbott and Amy Harrison. be part of the day's events, as well So if you 're1 opting for fun and The queen was chosen by the as Hve music and dancing, featur- relaxation thif · Saturday, visit meeting just a dozen days in student body of Southern High . ing the Shady River Shufflers' Racine's. Harvest Moon Fall . advance, and set only three weeks before the crucial congressional FestivaL School and crowned during half· clogging group. elections, served as the denouement of the Daniloff affair and the culmination of what Shultz called "a pretty good week i:J r us." . why Celeste _ptedges more for state's higher edqCation . . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UJ:'I) -Gov. one-third of the cost of a college . instr uctional grant, making Richard F. Celeste has promtsed ·to . education 'by the end of his next another 6,rol students eligilje for. raise· Ohio's higher education pro- term, and hopefully by 1989. grants. gram to new levels Qf excellence at The governor said that tuition le5s ·cost to sttidents·and parents if ·'Keeping tu1tion low at rur PJblic went up an average c/.17 percent a he is re-elected. · colleges and universities Is essen- year in 1981 and 1982 when his Flanked by admiring student tial to keeping college affordable," . opponent, Republican James A. .. leaders fron\ Ohio colleges. the said the governor. "We must also Rh~s. was governor. governor unveiled Tuesday what he revise state student aid programs "Uncertainty marked Rhodes' called his "Phase Two" program, to better assist those"familles who state funding for universities and which calls for at least one. world are having a ham time paying for colleges." said the governor. "The class department at each state college." state wdget was undependable, university. Accordingly, Celeste proposed and mid-year cuts In appropriaThe plan also calls for continued raising from $25,000 to $:!1,000 the tions were common." efforts reduce the student's share to famlly ln<:ame limit for an Ohio . During the Rhodes years. Celeste • ' . said, OhiQ. had one of the lowest most important ' investments any rates of high school students going state can make.':' said the governor . Other proposa ls made by on to higher education. · Celeste said his administration Celeste: - - Providing full , sta ble funding increased spending for colleges and for higher education. universities by 15 percent In 1985-86 . -Establlshing ·a grant program and 9.4 percent this year, and has pumped $62 million Into exceflence to provide flnancia( aid to single parents attending a public or programs. . The current wdget contains a 4 private college. -Supporting legislation to repercent cap on annual tuition quire that a non-voting stud~nt increases, and the student's share member '!ierve on the tx>ard of of the cost has aropped from 40 ~ees of eac h public college or percent to 36 percent. "Higher Education is one of the university. . F~~~!:~P~~~;~re'~J~!!m~~~~~}}~~"~~~~rei~~~~~nb""" WASHINGTON (UP!) -Almost television cameras as a free and two days after being released from ,grateful U.S. citizen. detention In Moscow as an accused "I feel terrific. I feel I hpve been ipy, American journalist Nicholas vindicated.'~ Da'l)loff said Tuesday .. BACK HOME - Freed American joumallst Nlcholaa DanDoff embraced his chlldrq! ~pon ..s n!tum to the United S&a&el at Dullell"111tematlonaJ • • .\ the fit-looking reporter thanked 1n a tear1ul reunion. Daniloff was President Reagan for : finding a given a bouquet c:l yellow roses a nd diplomatic solution to his plight and . a T-shin that read . ••Frred Nick declared, "What !I wonderful nation Danlloff!!!" The "D" in freed a nd It is that wlll go all out for a single the exclamation points had been Individual." scribbled in with a tiack magic DanUoff, 51, a correspondent for marker . U.S. News & World Report maga"What can you say? I .am zlne, planned to meet with Reagan I overwhelmed," Daniloff said softly. at the White House todav. "I am enormously grateful to the Danlloff was allowed to leave preSident of the United States for · Moscow Monday In a complex · standing up fo r me," he told the super!Xlwer deal · that also let news conference. "I know I had the Gennadl Zakharov, a Sovie U.N. support of all the American !J'esS. I employee occused of spying, go believe I hail the support of 2ll oome after pleading no co.ntest to mllllqp Americans. . · espionage charges in New York. "}"said I hoped the diplomats The admin!stratiln Insisted that wou.ld work In !l!Ch a way that my Zakharov, 39, was not traded for personal hOnor and personallntegDanlloff, but Instead was allowed to rlty would be preserved Intact. I leaveinexchangeforSovlethuman feel tl\at has been done." • rights leader Yurt Orlov, 62, and his Danlloff also said 'his detention wife.·· .amounted to "mmtal torture" but . The American's release.ended a he hopes the United States and the superpower stan~ff that Uu·ea- Soviet Ul)ion are headed toward tened prospects for . a second improved relations. · summit betweep Reagan and So· DanUoff added that he thought viet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. the KGB ~re damage to Itself Upon his release from Moscow, than to hlin by trying to set him up Danlloff !lJld his wife, Ruth, flew to oh espionage charges. _ · Frankfurt, West Gennany, . and Daniloff, the SQII rl a Russian then Tuesday . completed ~ 4,tro- emigre and an American woman, mile ~ht to Dulles International said he IS hopeful that someday he Airport outside Washington. will be able to return to the Soviet DanUoff walked cif the Pan Unk>n. In Moscow, the Soviet news Airport In Wllhlnpon 'l'uelday. Fnm left are Amertcan World 'Airways jet with agency Tass announced that DaniDanDofrs dau~, Miranda, 23,11011 Caleb, 16, and his arms ralsalln triumph and met loff had been expelle(i. wife RuQI, who accompanied Danllofl. (UPI) his children, Miranda, 23, and - ' . from the monthlong ordeal that he and the Reagan administration satd involved trumped-up esplonage charges. .r ·r•' . The case of Daniloff. the U.S . . News and World Report correspondent arresled Aug. ll In Moscow on espionage o'harges. lu¥:1 threatened to cripple ~uperpo~r relations. Ol'lly extended talks between Shultz and Shevardnadze resolved the month-long stan~ff. Bargaining in Marietta at standstill •· By United ~ress lntemational No ray of hope exists that an end to the nearly month-long teachers strike in Marietta iS ncar. . ·· A district spokeswoman said efforts to end the ' strike have reached a swndstill. · Teachers union • President Randy Shridt•r agreed, and he said the deadlock is the fault of school official' who are refusing . to baltain in good (aith. The school disl rict has made what it calls · Its "final offer," and Shrider said Tul'Sday that the 245-member union was rebuffed In its attempt to offer a counter-proposal. "Deah .Jolley, chief negotiator for the board of education, said thts morning that the board is not .Interested in meeting wit h the MEA negotiating team," Shrider said. "The MEA had requested an opportunity to submit a CQUnt er-proposal to the board's 'current' offer, and we stand ready to meet with the board at' any time." Union spokesman·Olaf O'Dell said' the teachers are giving seriou~ consideration to the filing of an unfair labor practice charge within the next few days. There were no classes In Marietta Tuesday. More than 4,00l students are affectl,'d. .• �. • ,. ·--, .. . .. . .. '' ' I . .. ./' ' '. • ' ,,' entary . . • . I. •, . Page,.., 2.::,..The Dai:iv Sentinel . ·. .1 . P.omerov.... Middleport, Ohio ··.Wednesday, October 1', 1986 ., . . -. . ) ' ~ ... · ., Fight gOOs .0 n ----'--..,.---;-...,......,-~....,._:_...--~·~w--". il_lia_m-'-F--".B.:....-u,...-ck_ley-:-'.:.._}r. The ·Daily Sentinel DUBLIN- Margaret Heckler's · thought to wear a pin, a shamr~k. what It Is. . · · will ~lleet, it." ··fhe major .lllus- . first choice for the presidential and It · worketl: ,we talked about · In I.ondon,-6 young, titled officer " trat€4; The IRA isn:t Y.e( !lP .· to , '. DEVOTED TO THE INTEREsts OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA nomination in 198:1 was not Ronald Irel:lnd the whOle time.' ' talked ·· ol . what he wauld . face .. discovering Its ver~lol} ,of the Soyth · ' Reagan primarily for !l!e: one . .. President Reagan. appbin(ed her rei!Jrnlng to his ·post in _BEiiast African . N~cklac~: Its favorite ... ~lb reason that ·Mrs. HeCkler has . 'head of the [lepartment of )'!Pal(!) .. where he serves In the .regular tactiC IS sho,atlng · Irishmen, · ts:m~ '""'--'._,..,~d·= .~v . , ... ali/lays ·been In favor of ihe Equal and H\l!YlaDServlcesdurtngthe last army . • The IRI\ is on · tb a Whetll'r Protestant. or .Catholl~. · Rights Amendment, ~avlng spent half of his first term.' after which ··sophisticated "form of harassment. tllrough the kneecaps , and · this .. ROBERT L. WINGETT mu.ch -of her . lively is years .In . there were policy differences and · Where. possible, of rourse, . ttl' ~ercls~ . Its metn~rs ha_ve even . , Publisher Congress agitating lor this the Mrs. ltec!Qer came as amlllssa' • fanatical catholics simply ·kill done, when ' Jl?SS;ble, m slow other neglected woman's rtgpf:But dor; to. Irel!llld. Bo.th her parents British Soldiers, as fanatical Pro- motion, producmg exac_tly , _the PAT WHITfHEAD BOB HOEFL.CH She campaigned f9r him vigorously had been IDrn here, and Ireland test ants kill Catltb11c .targets of c\>srred effect. . Assistant' Publisher. I Controller ' General.Manager .' ,, . after he was noll)inated, and Indue was, for the woman born Margaret special choice. But killing ~ not Still, Mrs . Heckler reminds• us. -DALE ROTHGEB, JR. cou,fse found herself Scheduled to Mary O'ShaugW!essy, somethln~of quite 50 easy as heretofore.) and t!)ere were a _total of PrOtest., News Editor •· sit next to him at some buSiness an avocation. She ~osts her duties otll'r .means are found to make life ant marches In the course of the. lunch orother: "I was determined I with cheerful dliigence, delights in a as uncorritortable as possible for the year. arid only three . of these A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Da ily Press would not raise the -supject of great exposure of Irish cultural · British mtlltary·; ·whase mandate is . mounted anything bke aggressive Assoc iation and the Ameri~an Newspaper Publishers Association. women's rights, because I knew activity; In the theater, In music and quite simply to keep the peace,This '. action against the Catholics..There what· his position \vas on ERA. T the arts: ·and then. of course, shes Is done by harasstng and tllreatm · Is now In effect, of course, The LEITERS OF ·f?P INIO N are w{.Jcome.. They should be less than 300 words have never pre-planned a conversa- faces, as all Irish dO, the ongoing lng all Who serve the rnUJtary. · Agree men(, ;IS they call the lnstru. long . All letters are subje<.'l to ed Hlng a lid mu st be signed with name. addr"ess and telephonE' number. No lUl Sign~ ll'tters wlll be.puhllshro . L etters should b(> In tiqn In my ltfe," said the nimble, nightmare one might just as well "My wile and Iwili'need to empty men I bnposed by Westminster and good taste, addrf:'Ss in g lssu<>S, "nO! perSonalilif's , self-assured redh~;>ad, " but I call Irish terrorism. since that is our own garbage because no one mthll,siastically endorsed by Dub, . , " · · ·· Iln. What it .. does is simply to acknowledge a procedure by which Catholics liv-Ing IIi the north can, invokjng Dublin, file ' thelt · com- ; plaints. But all action. the com· l ·, , plaints once filed, Is taken by .; WASf!INGTON D. C. Nortll'm Ireland , whic~ l. means : I that tt s !>tlvereignty is reallirmed . • •.. PRESSED FOR DETAILS, THE .SENIOR The . bitter-enc\>rs ainong the ' By DICK WE\iT . ·' ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL ACKNOWLUlstermen don't like the agreeme!n WASHINGTON (UP!J :._Professional vocalists may have helped raise ··1\,.EDGED 'THAT THE COUSIN OF A CAMEL for the simple reason that it funds for Farm Aid. Live Aid and similar causes this vear but at the ' D.RIVER WHOSE NEIGHBOR IS Ae-_ acknowledges such a party as the upcoming "Meow Off" all six singers will he amateur c~ts. ' QUAINTED WITH THE . SISTER OF A. rwubiiC'' in the oouth, ani! Indeed The one deemed most capable ri hitting high C will be declared winner. 'IIOt.lAN WHO IS A FRIEND dF THE ftjes so far as to guarantee that The finalists, randomly selected from more than :!>O,!XXI entries- bass. UNCLE OF ' 'A TENT:· REPAIRMAN WHO Northern Ireland will continue to be baritone, alto and ·soprano- will perform with a symphony orchestra at SOMETIMES PATCHES GADHAFI 'S TENT a part of the United Kingdom until a New York's Lincoln Center during an Oct. 30 rendition of a musica l farce HAD REPORTED THAT GADHAFI PULLED majority of all voters should elect called "The Meow that Saved the Kingdom." . ..~~to-THE WINGS OFF A FLY LAST '!'UESDAY. otherwise. This: the ~ev. Ian Opera star Robert Merrill and two other judges will select the feline with · ' . Paisley and fello\1( fanatics comthe best tonsils, and it will rec.-ive a $25,!XXI priie. plus a contract to star In a . THE SE~IOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAi. plain, leaves the future <f U)ster in ca t food commercial. . _ · REFUSED COMMENT ON SPECULATI ON tre hands <f "demographics'.:... the Will it be Blackie of Giilifornia, Pidget of Arkat)sas. Detour of Minnesota. THAT GADHAFt :wAs WEARING A· GOLD same argument that Rabbi Meir THIS ENLARGED COMPUTER-ENHANCED Puff ri South Carolina, Spike of Ohio or Pumpldn of Massachusetts? LAMt COCKTAIL. FROCK AT THE TIME Kahane makes for ejecting the PHOT O OF A WINGLESS FLY SIGHTED If the orchestfll conductor, Joe Raposo, knows, he isn't saying. Raposo. · OF THE ALLEGED ATROCITY. Arabs from Israel. CRAWLING I N THE DESERT NEAR by the way, is the composer of "Raggedy Ann," a Broadway-bound But of course the Catholics In the TRI POLI WAS PROVIDED BY A SENIOR musical that opened In Washington this summer. POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION OF THE north are ouinumbered 2-to-1, and ADMI NISTRATION OFFI CIAL IN F.LY AS THE SAME FLY SAID TO HAVE For what Its worth. my money's on Puff, but I'm a notorious hunch RE SPONSE TO DEMANDS FOR EVIDENCE anyway, If there wer,e a secret BEEN ri!UTILATED BY GADHAFI ' HAD NOT player. Meanwhile, the do·re-meows <f rehearsals are being heard mast to rHAT COL . MOAMMAR EL GADHAFI IS coast. · plebiscite tomorrow. many Catha!· BEEN MADE AT THE TIME THIS REPORT PLANNING ,MORE TERRORI ST ACTIVITY. WAS FILED. ics In the north would eleet to stay Some music patrons say the score of "The Meow tha t Saved the right where they are', In the bosom Kingdom," written by RapoSo, "bears a schematic resemblance to much of Great Britain. The ,teason? of Mozart's later work, especially 'The Magic Flute."' .· ';~. Economic. They are 'ij>celving However natterirg it may haye been to Raposo to have his composition welfare payments and health care compared to Mozart, I have grave doubts about the ability of cats til sing @)1986' ¢01t:r WORT\\ ~TA,.·"TELE612AM. · Mozart's stuff, particularly his later work. ' · from Westminster, and Dublin Is by ., - n:> means eager, In the present Ca ts seem to·do better with Italian and Mozart's e~rly operas- "The climate, to' take on the extra ,load. Marriage of Figaro." "Don Giovanni," etc: - were written in that . language. But "The Magic 'Flute" has German words and we all know ~ap . what a hash cats make of the Teutonic tongue. . . 1 , _ Inctdentally, the Germamc translati:m <f the "Meow Olf" fable is . rendered by the sponsors as "Wie Ein Ml auen das Koenlgreich Rettete." WASHINGTON - One Of ttl' Maza: we have verified the account old, under Mexican law. guards were pos ted. According to my World War II phrasebook, "wie" means "how." But I'U ·worrisome things about the Mexl· from affidavits and government Maria Teresa and Juan begged to let' Merrill straighten that out. . can reglnfe Is the arroganCE anp sources In Mexico City. Here Is how he allowed to stay tn the commune, But on Nov. 21. Marla Teresa I understand he and the other judges wtll be blindfolded and will be contempt for the law shOwn ~ tJo · the man whO would be Mexico's and Garter agreed to let them, with escaped and took her story to guiled by the "uniqueness. dts~Uveness· and musical resonance" o!tba many . top otl1clals, ll'e natural neXt p~ident abused his power, their adult brother Santiago keep- ProceSo. In a S'Mlrn statement, she ca ts. • .,. . result Of more than half a century of first to oblige his In-laws and tiEn to lng an ,eye on them. Jose Antonio, denounced her uncle's ·"abu§e of Ralston -Purina, the "Meow Of:" sponsors, also will donate~ tons of food ~e-party domination. Elections cover up his own misdeeds: the 15-year-old, returned to Mexico power." On. Nov. 23; ·Juan also to organizations that shelter homeless cats. Groups that' will divide the are stolen , the treasury -Is IOQted . In San Diego · de los Altos, with-his father. · escaped, and signed a similar donation include ARF! of Ells{ Hampton, N.Y. . and Mexicans whO are courageous Venezuela, a religiOus community But the parents 5oondecided they affidavit. Their two older brothers, Frankly, I never heard a cat meow 11'ilh an "ARF! " sou nd but l never enough to · expose the rampant · was organized about a decade ago wanted the · two other.- teenage Santiago and German, denounced -heard one hit high C either. As l,ong as the East Hampton agency takes in corruption oo so at -the risk of that attracted "pilgrim>" from children with them as well. They the abduction In a Venezuelan strays, I'll not quibble. harassment, financial ruin or throughout Latin America, lnclud- enlisted the help df the powerful newspaper . . I once knew a ca t that habitually meowed a rouple of octaves above high worse. tng a Mexican.(!;!!!ple named Carter Bartlett . C, but it never sounded very melodious to me. That cat. regardless of how · Now there Is convincing evidence and their live ch!fdren. The wife Is On the night of Nov. 1. 1983, •• resonant the vocal chords, wouldn't have stood a chance In a national that the Mexican minister of Ill' the siSter' of - Interior Minister Venezuelan ~deral and local pollee But not a word of the story competition If the judges had been blindfolded. Interior, Manuel Bartlett Dlaz, who Ban lett . officers scaled the wall .of the appeared In Mexico: · ·Bartlett · Let's hope for their sakes the blindfolds come down over the ears, as welL could become president In twc . religious communlty and broke Into learned from his sister that Proceso · years."used the power of his high The cart~amlly settled In the the hOme where the two Carter was about to print the embarrass· office to arrange the Ulegal kidnap- Venebezuefllii ~mmunlty In No· children were staying. They took- ing story. · He sent hlgh-ranldng ping of his niece and nephew from a vem r 1982· uut in the summer of them away at gunpoint, conftscatpollee officials to the magazine's religious ,commune In Venezuela 1983 the parents returned to Mexico ing their passports. offi to ask that the story be thr£e yearsago. Helhenbullledtre hefor a visit and had a change of Wl.t hln a week, the teenagers withheld as a favor to Bartlett. weekly news magazine Proceso art. were flown home In a state-owned When that didn 't work, Bartlett's Into killing the chlldrm 's story by The father flew back to Venezu· Aeromexico jet that had been minions threa tened the editors with · -. sendin g • pollee to theatm the ela to collect tJ. I s belongings and the dispatched to caracas exprecoly to . all the power of.the pollee\ . Bostoo Herald . . editors. thr£e youngest Garter children, fetch them. They were the..,only . If you can niad this editorial, you're fortunate; one in five young adu lt~ The magazine's publishe r, Julio Marla Teresa, 19, Juan, 17, and Aware that others who exposed ca n't: ... According to a government survey, 5 percent ri individuals aged Scherer Garcia, has finallly re- J ose Ant onIo, 15. ...._ •ne two older passengers; a Mexican embassy 21 to 25 are IUiter Jte. while another 15 percent are semi·fiterate, unable to led tre 1 child s tl d Ge <fflci_al assisted In their depo('la- official wrongdoing have been vea ong-suppressea story m . ren, an ago an rman, lion. In Mexico Ci'", their parents read and comprehend any but the simplest material. desplt~ the fact that '' jailed or even murdered, Proceso's a tecently ·published book. It were both married and legally 98 percent of them have at least an eighth-grade education. . Includes the full text of the original oould make their own decisions. So - and Bartlett -were waiting on publisher decided the"story wasn't The survey results coincide with news that In the oomlng school yea r it story by news editor Enrique could Marla Teresa, !he 19-year- the tarmac and whisked them worth the risk. So It was spiked home, where two dozen armed untO now. will cost $4,263 to educate each of the 40 million .students lit America's public schools. That's an lnDation-adjusted lise of l8.3 percent since the 1981-81 school year.... As it ~ cost increases. the quality of a public school education seems to decline. The vletims of this educational malpractice include a disproportionate number of minority youth. llliteracy and · BONN, West Germany (NEA) the Jeasi:'H;~ uld be regretted, but thrive. He quoted Chu rchill on entire house, possibly In part In •' semi-literacy doom them to sub-stan tftrd employment· and lives of After a Ieng1hy summer vacatbn, not Ignored. With a brilliant mind rnmocracy being an wisatlsfactory relief, so,ne commentators sug· ·. poverty. ' the West German parliament rooand sharp political Instincts, he rose form ri goverrunent .mill com- gested, because It was the last Record.Joumal, Meriden, Cotm. , pened for bl!slness the other day In raptdl'y In the party hierarchy. He pared with the alternatives. and lecture the members would hear Until now, the nation's service academies were one of the few places at new quarters. was finan ce minister under Willy told today's Gennans that. tliey had from him. · which principle superceded sports and mnney. Afhletes at West Point or In the first · SocialistUnderlining the aggressively Brandt milling to apologize for In the vigor Still, no one would question that the U.S, Naval Academy didn't get special treatment. It was made very temporary nature of this capital, dominated gover nment. When oJ their own democracy. · Helmut Schmidt's absence from -, clear thai academics took priority. .. . · the Bundestag did rot rmve into Its Brandt resl!(lled In the wake of a . He called upon Germans to hold tre Bundestag come January will , Now Navy Secretary John Lehman is allowing the latest miHtary own brand-new buDding rut Into spy scanda l, Schmidt took over. fast to the Western alliance. he a massive one. ~mocrats of his phenom, running back Napoleon McCallum, to play pro football for tre Los Bonn's former . waterworks. Pro· He turned rut to be anything but He wa!l warmly applauded by the stature don't come along that often ,. Angeles Raiders and serve as a part-time naval offlcer..McCallum will nounced by . experts a not~M"ortll)l ·a caretaker. He dominated West make alot of money doing that and he will quite likely gain a lot of yardage . In any country. ·• architectural specimen and exten• Germany politics as no one llefore for his footba ll team. But the pubic's investment In him as a naval dficer has ~n thrown for. a loss. And what's worse, one d the few remaining slvely rebuilt for the purpose, ttl' him with the notable exception of new chambers are nevertheless yet Konrad Adenauer, with whom·. he bastions of the Idea that serving one's country takes precedence over a another hand-me.OOwn. shared some traits. Neither suigame, howe'ler popular. and that study and applied knowledge are as " The main business was tre fered fools, and both let It be known lmpol1ant as casn·and glory. has been breacbed. The Navy has gone lnoo a quesitionable public-relations stunt and has punted on a matter of . annual budget debiite. which both they fo und plenty around them. But government and opposition used to time ran· out. A staunch NATO ' ' principle. ldck off the calltlalgn tbr the supporter, Schmidt lost support •' January parliamentary elections. within his own Increasingly neu tral· New Yorlf New!lday But whill was rmst notable about 1st party. Then the Liberals, the To most oiltslde observers- and perhaps to Salvadorans themselves- the cpentng was not t his preview of Socialists' coalition partners, pulled ... ' the third round of so-called peace_talks between El Salvador's government politics til come, but a rernlnder of out and Schmidt's government feU. ,.. and Its Marxist-led guerrilla opposition may seem pointless. After aU, two some from the past. He had been quteier since • ' years have passed since the second round broke df. And now, with rports The high point rhetorically, and returning to the opposition bench. · of new fighting and ongoing atroclt les by both sides, the Impasse looks to be quite possibly hlstorlcaUy, was the But his .two-hour farewell address . ITIIJre Intractable than ev.er. far e-.:ell address of Helmut proved to be for large stretches, In Even so, the very fact that a third round of talks Is scheduled for next Schmidt, chan"Cellor llretght years tbe words of one commentator, " ruonth ... u~rscores the point that.slnce the lasi meeting two years ago, until his government disintegrated ·~ ~Qre, unadulterated Schmidt." He neither side has achieved Its goal a: eliminating the other ... . tbur years ago, For the nrst jabbed at the current government Compromise orr'one or tWo pressing Issues - perhaps a mnnltored Bundestag election In 00 years, tbr tts Inability to bring unemptoy.tion in an Isolated town , or an experiment to Integrate units or the Scllmldt will not be a candidate for ment down, for poor crisis manage. ...ernme~t and gueriilla forces - could begin to breakthe impasse. a seat from his home. town, . ment after the Soviet nuclear Hamburg. ' disaster dusted Western Europe A ·Social Democrat, :>chmidt· with radioactiVIty and for a "Ia~ of . The Louisville (Ky. ) 11rnes If any national institution has a right to be non-political, It's the u.s. came up through the tough politics weight" In world affalts. The last · otthetoughportclty. From the day accusation was· a reminder that, Archives, the treasure chest of American documents . .. . When Congress removed It from the jurisdiction of the Gt"neral Se;...ices be entered the Bunles!ag, he during Schmidt's watch, the West " behaved ac~rdlilgly, tO the fre. German leader's voice had been Administration, the hope was that It would be even more IIKEpendent. ' President Reagan was urged to appoint as direCtor someone trained hi the quent ootrageofopponentswholelt perhaps-the most forceful of all In the lash of his sarcastic wlt. }fe was NAto affati-s. field - someone without polltical ties. · But there were also mellow He hasn't. Instead, the p_resldent, has n:>mlnated an atimlnlstratlon )ermed at vartoi&s times disrespect·_ (lllllllrr' NE • . inc. q,..,,_Q~,A.t.'l..._ partisan, John Agresta... · lui, Impudent and "the most stretches. He saluted numerous I ,, Ideology and political loyalty_shoullfn't even be considered In selecting . Insolent lout In this house." To me·time foes for a shared dedlfa· " We 'reln a ht~rry. Where are the best leaves . headline writers and the Plblle, he tlon to democracy which, he said, ,an individual for this prestigious- and wrusually skilled - task. ... ' ' around here?" became SChmidt the Lip. t:l!qlilred a "certain degree of Not surprisingly, professional histol'ians and educators oppose the choice. So do we and the Senate shOuld reject him. · None of which bothered him 1n community" among aU parties to ~ u . . I . ·> . Pomeroy, Ohio . VVedn~ay. O,ct:ober 1. '1986 : ' ... . anil urn The Lighter Side /f.aff-kaff . ··. '" ' ~. Opinions of other editors Last of Schm!d _·----f/'!.___-~--=D..:.:.:.on_:_:Gr.:::!!..aff Berry's ·World- . ·~. ... v .~-=~~ - -::::::=,;;; . "' • '· I . Now it's. Alabaln.a's tum to. beat ND. ' ' ..·•. · • · By Maj. Amos 8 . lloople · expectations, . They've ·won four . ~&M3Q.6 over Texas Tech. . . • , Plgaldn Genius . · . ·' straight, . Including . co me-from ThePac-10has: Southem GallforEgad friends! There wDI he btg1 · IE hind Victories ov~r highly re- nia topplpg Oregon, 24-15.: .UCLA doings In Elnilington, Ala., when garded Florida and Ohio State, and sliding past ArJ?ona ·State, 31·28: Alabama's Crimson Tide bosts the · convincing Win~ over Vanrerl)llt (Xiwerful Washingion taking Cali- · Fighting irtsh of Not're Dame: · and Southern .Mississippi. ' fornla, 35-20; and Waslilngton State Coach Ray Perklils' crew.will get Notre Dame, . lll1der coac h I.ou over Oregon State, 23'6. . 'an qlportunlty to accomplish some· Holtz; has been impressive, but still Scouting other top·rated teams: thing neither, Alallama mr the manages to seif-desquct. a malady Okl;lhorna wUi romp over BigE;ight · immMal Paui:'Bear;'.. Bryaritever that ruined the Gerry Faust years. foe Kansas State, .48-6: in ·the SEC, managed- defeat Notr~ Dame. We see .a reso~~ful QB Mike .. Florida will edge Louisiana State;' In . previous meetln~. \he Irish . Shula, stU! our dark hors~ ·ror the 24-22, and Georgia will prevail over stand 4-0 against the Tide ,-In four Helsman Trophy, leading the Tide Mississippi, 25-7.. oftheclosestgamesever~ayed.In · to their first win over tre ·Irtsh · A pair of il)depenc\>nt matchups 19~3. ·the · store was 24·23, .til the 31·27. Har-rumph! ' have Penrt State winning acloseone Sugar Bowl; It was 13-llln the '75 . Elsewhere; a full slate In the Big from Rutgers, 27·22. and awesome Or311ge Bowl; In 1976, the IriSh Won Ten IO(Jks like this: Michigan 42-14 Nebras ka t rouncing South Carol., agalii ill South Bend, Ind., 21·18; over Wisconsin: Ohio , .State 28-17 ina, 45.-21. Har-rumph! and In 1!«1 ~ took a 7·0 victory over Illinois; Michigan State 28-22 Friday., Oct :t hOme from Birmingham. over Iowa; Indiana 21' 17 over Brigham Young- 37 Colorado St 21 Egad! A difference of only 13 Nonhwestern: and Purdue 34-27' Air Forre 21 Utah ')) points In four games. Um-kumph! · over-Minnesota . Saturday,,,oct.:& Wlfltre luck <f the Irish hold true In the • tough .swc, it 1vUI tx> : A.labama''31 Notre Dame Zi Arkansas I; TC'xas Christlan 14 In 1986? · Ark;msas 35-14 over Texas Chris. Army J3 Y:llf' 12 - Alabam<t. tbli Hoople preseason ; tlan;_. Baylor 24:22 ·over ){ouston: Aubum ·'li Wes\(;'rn ·oarulln a ll Ba ylon 24 Houston Z! · pick for No. 1. ·has Uved up to all Texas 45-14 over. Rice. and Texas Boston 'to ll~£' 22 SMU 1.1 Bowling GTOE?'n 19 w· Michigan l'i M~et . Brow[l 22 Princ('lon 12 Cincinnati '!! Loul<wUI C' 14 CIC>mson lJ CitadC'.l 7 , Cornell ~ Lafayette 17 E Kentucky 3(; W Kentucky ~ Florida 24 Loul<;ian n St 22 Frrs no St 3'! San Jc61' St ~ Furman 2S E Tenness('{> St 21 Gt..'Orcja 25 Mississippi 17 the Meigs . Marauders ·' CHRISTMAS IN .OCTOBER lAYAWAY ~ SALE . A SMALL 'DOWN .,PAYMENT WILL H'O,. LD YOUR SELECTION UNTIL CHRISTMAS 7 14K GOLD DIAM_O~D r EARRINGS'7 ' NOW WAS 132ol S169S 14K. GOLD DIAMOND CLUSTER ' I $4995 ' - ;ASI99's .l.. SAVE $5000 SAVE $)600 BRACELET NOW $1395 . FREE SIZING -: • f'• r ,)~ JU t ~j Indian a :n Nort hwes tE'rn 17 .Kansas l) S nlinois ~ K<·ntucKy .11 S ML-. ~ issl p p i 1J '· ~ Miami (Fia 1 49 N1 Illinois 'i Ml nml tOhiot :~1 Ohio U 10 M i c hi,~a n <12 Wisconsin 14 · MIChigan St ~ IOwfl 22 Mississippi St t! 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Ry CAPI'AIN CROW By ('arrlc r or Motor Roule JlELPRE 20, VINTON COUNTY One WO'<'k ......... ........ .... ....... ... .$1.2.1 - ', OVP Fearless Forecaswr Onr Month ..................... \""" ... ,$5.45 As the season's mid-way point 0-E~gles (3·2) put Vikings (4-1) On c. YC'a r , .... ... ·.·.. .......... .. . ShS.OO passed by last week, the time of back In reality after In SaturdY SING LE COPY season comes around when teams night game. Vinton won first four I' RICE ..... :!5 Ccn rs Dail y with tess than two losses have one games before losing last week. Belpre still with visions of a league eye 0~ the compuier ratings ahd the ' SuOsr rib('I'S not d('sirln£ lo pa.v Ihe t'ar' . rlcr may rC' mit In a d v~:~ n ce dir i:'C l to ,ot her on a co nf erence crown. Thr Dail v Sentin el on a :l , (ior 12 month TRIMBLE 34 , FEDERAL · championship. birsis. Cr.t-d i! will lx• J! lvt;n l arriN ea ch With five games to go, the HOCKING O·Tomcats (2·3) come werk . pretenders will sJart to fold while off lackluster 10-0 wtn ·over AlexNo subscriptions b~· mull pf'rmitt t:'d In art':.IS wht•r(' homl' C'a rr lt>r St:> rv!c(' Is those of true character and talent ander, but rout winless Lancers a vallabl~, (Q.5). Lancers appear to be in for wUf stick around. At least. four teams in tile SEOAL are,far from long season with murderous sche~1all Suhscrlptlon s lnsld' Meigs County pretending. With league action dule yet to come. 13 Wt'C'kS ... .... .. ........... ' . SJ7. 29 starting this week ¥d continuing MILLER 18, ZANESVILLE :.!6 We<> ks .. . . .... .......... .. S34.06 the remainder. of the year, bogan, .RCEECRANS 12-Fa lmns' (1·4) 52 Weeks .................................. S66.56 Oul!iildt~ M el ~ Cou nty Warren, and Gallipolis are all tasted . win after W consecu tive 1:1 WN'kS ........... ,...... S1R20 undefeated while Athens has lost losses last Friday an_d founp the 26 WN'ks ........................ ........ .. ~15J O 5~ Wtl(>kS ......... ... ......... ... , ......... S67,6(J but one for a gleaming comb!ned'Continued on page 7 19·1 record. A whole sllo full of computer points awaits the team that can go through that foursorve undefeated. ' Meigs and Vinton County remain WE HAVE YOUR .CANDY MAKING ·the only TVC teams without a )oss, but Belpre and NelsonvVle-York ~PPUES FOR HALLOWEEN ... . could tighten things 'cp, trailing FRESH MERCIIENS with only one loss apiece. Nonh Gallla. Symmes Valley. 11. Oak· HUI, and Southwestern all Milk Chocolate, Whi'te Chocolate, ·As· share the SVAC lead at 1·0, but sorted Colors includi~g Halloween anything could happen In that Orange. · well·balanced league. Last week's gu,esses netted a not-so-good 13-5 (..722), bringing the ··············~······ • season's mark to a slipping 69-20 ( .775). Wrong piclis Included . Atll'ns' loss to Gadlz (14-7), VInton County's slip agalns~ Portsmouth Notre Dame (1f0), Pt. Pleasant's · : DOZEN : • • win over Hurricane (21· 7), Chese~ peake's rorriP over Rock Hill (32·0), .. 'and -Symmes Valley's win over Southern (32·13). TVC MEIGS 35, NELSONVILLE· 992·6910' YORK 7-Marauders (5-0r looking Wt ACltpt "Food ·Stamps toward first undefeated season In school's history. Buckeyes maY spoU Meigs' four-game shutout .... .. •. '• ·• • • •. • 'I •• SAVE ' ·25~/o GREAT NEW SELECTION I CHOCOLATE •••••••••••••••••••••• : MOLDS . : : $-1 60 , ...•...... : ........ CARAT DIAMOND WATERFALL YEUOW OR WHITE WAS 582S.95 SAVE SETS NOW2 SOfo LARGE SELECTION ""'-'\J-''--', -NEW •PENDANT WATCHES •POCKET WATCHES •QUARTZ LIGHTERS •~E . 'S . JEWELR~ . $ $61900 NEW EDITION! ___. SEEJHIS ... GREAT NEW COLLECTION TODAY! DIAMOND WEDDING 1/2 : EDITION! HOWARD MILLER GRANDFATHER . 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Milk Pot Pies FRANKS MILD OR HOT SUPERIOR $220 POLISH SAUSAGE CASE :;' ,SLAB ··BACON $2~~ LONGHORN $J97 CHEES£ · . 10 lB. HORN ..4·6 LB. AVG. USDACHOICE WHOLE BEEF TENDERLOIN Cl/1 & WRAPPED FIIEE USDA CHICE WHOt£ SIRLOIN TIP CUT & WRAPPED FREE 14 LB. AVG. GRADE 'A' TENDERBEST . TURKEYS 10 LBS. AND UP 60~.; · FLANDER'S BEEF PATTIE.S CASE S LB. BOX ' 6 c 8 LB. PAIL· SUPERIOR • Viva $·4 00 SAUSAGE SlKED AVG. 12 LB. AVG. . SUPERIOR .· SMOKED ' L~. ·$240 .MT. BRAND ; .. BEEf . 10-12 lB. AVG. .. . . FOODl'AND 101 '$ 860 FRANKS BREAST FilLETS FACIAL n5SUES 175 SLICED BACON IONEUSS SUPERIOR :, ,__.. SLAB CHUCK STEAK •.· CASE SUPERIOR : 15 LB .. AVG. $980 BACdN · Boneless . Instant Coffee • SUPERIOR TENDER BEST USDA CHOIICE 2 VARIETIES YELlOW ONIONl HAMS SMOKED SAUSAGE $199 ~B. MEDIUM SWEET ' FARMS TAVERN HAMS . S600 . TAVERN LARD PAIL Smoked•~eg. •Beef•Polsko 70C HILLSHIRE FARMS SAUSAGE BOX ,. ' Turk r SUNNY CANE SUGAR 8 oz. ·' KAHN'S BOLOGNA BOXES . ~~ ' ::~, $199 · . '""" .... ' ' . ... FOODLAND LIGHT RED KIDN~Y. BELLVIEW CIDER VINEGAR Galla• FOODLAND TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. HUNT'S MANWICH u.s ... FOODLANDI SALTINES l -Ib. · ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE sc:;· CASTLEBERRY BEEF STEW 2 ~,~z_. ' 'A.IWIOOTIID • ottllll CIUSH ·. 5t¥1ft bp' . PORK & BEANS 1S Oz. (an FOODLAND MAC. & CHEESE 7.5 Oz. . •' of any grocery product in the stor! and we willaelllt to. you at 1_0"1o abon our Book Castll Our order book will be nadablt for ·yo!JI' dlsclltiOII.lllow 3· 5 days f11r delivery. · ca11 Wb:;;;;;;;;..- . • •Price• Effective Wed .• Oct. 1 •thru Set .. Oct. 4. 1986 ~~lioilioliio....._ ·9C 4 ROLL - . 'FOODLAND TRUCKLOAD OF SAVINGS _ ___, , ~-.· . Prices Effective Monday, Sept . 30 thru Saturday, Oct. 4. 1986, 1986 - •USDA Food Stamp• Glady Accepted •Not Reaponlible For •Typogrephic;l Errors \. • I. . lax . MT; BLEND BATH .TI~SUE · INSTANT COFFEE • .$119 •Wot ReoeNe Tho Right To Umlt Quantltl&l •' I . • . f0°/o ABOVE ·ouR COST ' Buy ~ full ••• WALDORF CASE SALE • • (GftS FOODlAND TRUCKLOAD S4. 1 :.:.·· BEANS • 'Not Re..,onaible for TyPographical Errors ' a oz. JAR $ 99·. �-·---. . Mei~ jumps .to fourth tn. ' ... Pomeroy'-Middleport, Ohio . Computer ratings • 1. Cdu~~ Han ll'l' '\'Uil: 2 Cnl urrhl~ At·.ld 'll\V 2'i :il: :1. 1-"'r nJPril'klu\\"n :!UD: I, Nol'!ll t.:niun :ll.ll!: $. Ht~ alll 19.111: li :n.:-'J: (~ dll 8. Warl"f'll WC:StC'rn Rc'SI"rve 29 .00. U.!tl. 1. '!. C<ah:u rna LIIIC'O l:l. -~t~j(!: .1 Wal~ h Jf'~llit J9.W: .f. ~1-c-<H•t"\1l lt' r-;orm ~ .50": 5. •\ U.StlntiJI.I n ~1 wh :R~l . 6 ( :rovepor t-1\.iadlsoa. 3:!.- -.i: fkllon J I \\"orthlngtotl ~1.!1) 1 Tuk>OO Wlti r~r 4.1 '11: :1 Sprinl:fii'ld Non h -111.00: ~ - U mJ ~ !o r :17.~ ~- ChllllutMiw r..OO: li. Tolf'OO Q•ntral CA IOOJir· t.I.OO: 7. F'n>motU Rns s :JI:.OO: It Columbu s Eastrnoor a..:.Q, G DrL·h""n Cia,> :Ji.OO: 111 L:p~r Ar l!nw,on 1 ~. :'1] Kl!(lon ~ Clnrlnrwll Sl. X <~i"it.'r .'l)Jl t ~ • ('rn l ~nill r ll.OO; l Cinc inn.ili Withrow ~":3= ~ . lh_m . , 1 1\o.•ln \ ";•lrv f rnrlnnJ r! Cou nr 1-:- Soum llt 'il: ~ - Cit>\ ('litntl 1\>nl'd~etiTif' i!!.W; .1. S,v l\·3nia ""orth- lf'l.l ~I; -1. • l th• r MatJir Hri~hl s afl(l Fl'mlit'k Jl1\l :n Mrtu!Y'I?I\ :.'!<.1{1 r ..ch. "- Olffi.'>lf>d rail• 27 00: 7, Vrrmtllofl :!fo.:il. ~- iooloo H .IJI. !l. T lrrln Col\lrnblwt 10.1/l: 111. iVIIMn • ~- Ct ~urnbu' :r-..1 11: I ·•· ~ Ct.•lum · "!tOO: H. '"" '3Ji,lll:. HI. Cohm ltJu, <.;1 Cll.Jdt•• · '" "" """"" "'" ;:! ~~.~ 174 'Ji . jf)fr.~~ ~l . Ollr~~ ~. ·Sf' a 111 1' . CllkuiW ~. !il"ijftk> <I , 2nd Come All . , Class AAA Chill icothe remained fifth in Division I, Region 3w ith J7 po~~~aten Wheelersbu•~ took '" over top spot from Portsmouth West in Class M Divisio n Ul, Region 12 with 29).1 point s. The . 1 ' . • D.•trn\1 0 !",\TI01\".U. ~ -!\ w )' r k Phi! L.oul• 'l. rr)(' t <inc'lnnarl ln!.llilll IIIli . untl Sprlncllr-ld Krn!on Rid~ . l fl.~l'l r.;Jcn : Jrr n il·-' "\.of1h 7':' i~ f'tl lc~ ·~ !Ill .. ~111 ,'1,',1 i l~tl s br~h •i:! !fi .:tr:• n ~ !'11 f'lo\ 'llll - ~J . ~J ~~ n r i-nn ) .A ... . Sdn l}i t'l(ll .\-dft:lll'll diVkolen illlt•, fk~n ~I 't• · .. C NO GIMMICKS! 'NO MINIMUM BALAN E! , . 5th Street 2212 Jackson Avenue New Haven ..W. Va. 882-2135 Point Pleasant. W. Va. <?( .. ))!!_- I1 !With Coupon) I1 " 1 ' / '1, Second Street 675-1121 . S19 95 +TAX S1295 oil 1M lt. filii!. In tlti1 special we insist M usinc qUIIity Mr. Goodwrench oil and lt. filters. This is an hones\ to eoodnesnpecial on qual· I ity GM pam. No substitue for quality. limit S quam oil. I ' S1 '995 1 I ~ II 1 (With Coupon) ,y .'(In,. ,y, •. ·Peppero. n i . ' P1zza ...................... ~ Taste America's Made ·ot" ' w\ ' ,_,, I 'I I t I · . Green Beans ..... : ~~\~~@r:'\ - ~ ~EL REGULAR OR BUTTER FLAVOR ' • Crisco ~ ••• Shortening.:~ . • DR IN HEAVY SYRUP MON.TE Fruit 3clb. , LIMIT 1 PLEASE -.. Cocktail .............. ............................- 17-oz. Miss .Breck . ' Ha1rspray ..~ ....................... ·:·.. . MONDAY TH.RU FRIOAY 8 TO 5 FRIOAY 8 Tp 5; SATURDAY 9 TO 3 . 3081!, M,toiN 992·11114 POMEROY. OH . .. "SERVICE THAT COUNTS" COLUMBIA GAS .I ·Diet ·Rc or ·RC ·cola .....·. 2-ltr. • ' I . ' \ ' '' - ..·., , ' 7-oz. ',• . .· WITH ,$10.00 PURCHASE •' This waek your manufacturered products "cents off" · . coupons are wonh double 11 Kroger with t 10 .00 or more purch,ase. Limited to manufactured products coupons wonh up to and Including 50<l Off. Coupons wonh more than 60Q are redeemed at tact value ontv . Limit one coupon for each product purchased, Limit one coffee coupon. No beer, wine or clgarene coll~nt will be doubled. Not va lid on frle coUpons, Kroger coupons or ' retail fo od store coupons, The amount refUn ded cannot exceed the price of the ltenj . You mutt purcha~ product in 1izas specified on the coupon. Thll offer 1ppllta only to manufactured .'producrs " cents a,ff" coupontfor itCtm~ W\l e,arry , To aaurt!l product avabbiUty for an our cuttomers, onty one coupon per thopping family, will be doubled on any brand item during !18th store villi. -~--""-'· $ ' . ' . DoUble CoUpons -. . Mahufacturer's ' ' ,· INON RETURNABLE BOT-TLE, CHERRY RC, 1 c . ' ALL WEEK ------------------------------ 16-oz . . ' .•. I - ,, Del Monte ' ' 17-oz. CUT OR FRENCH STYLE ·Broccoli ..... ~ ...... . , ' "'\.I I I i?.' I, I Del Monte corn . .·. :.. . . . . . . . ... . . Fre.stl ~ 1 1 CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE· KERNEL 1\ / I A new high-efficiency ·gas , So the savings really add up. furnace brings warmth ahd com- A new gas furnace is the best way fort into your home. And savings: to get through our tough winters the new models cut gas usage feeling :Narm, cozy, toasty. . by as much as 30%. For more details, check with There's more: a gas furnac;:e ,your -heating dealer. then ·go _·need.s little maintenance, and will with the comfort and energy efkeep operating at top efficiency ficiency of modern gas heat. for years to come. And relax. I . \ · 1-- 1 1 I I + TAX ~ I GOOD ntRU NOV. 1, 1986 · ·~The lb. - .L------------~----~~--~--~~ --l:::M I . COMPUTER ENGINE ANALYSIS I I Let us take your engintl's pulse with our smart En&ine Analyzer. I I (This is not .abtne-up 11M! doe s not include tune-up labor or tune-up 1 . . S1995 I I parts) I1 REGULAI~+TAX · Special Priu (Willi Coupon +TAil I I 1 lb . U.S. GRADE A HOLLY FARMS BREAST QUARTERS LB .. . $1.19 '\~( rJ Yvu ..l'-1 I r ' ' , Jl ' \11 I · / · ·I . - - - - - - - - - I\ i I I ~{I ,,h.. , __________ '.r·------------1I COUP0 "1 $ 29 U.S. INSPECTED 'Mr-'Jfl-)·\ .1\) ,r, ,"'(!..1'\.,·rv·I -------------c:ouPoN--··--- ------1I w• , OIL AND FILTER ·I Lubricate Sttspension, d11in oil atll replace filtlr usi.ltr. Gootlwrench 1 I U.S . GOV"T GRADED C~OICE GRAIN FED BEEF nJ-5514 j { M \M I _ VI (") 1 y \ I t------------- .( 1/4 trim means 10- ~ o_l ess fat on Kroger beet. ~ I ~~r('J(Y~"'~r~ ~ 1-"'l"'lVO:: y 1 • TAX (With Coupon! I \ Holly· Farms · ·~ · . Leg Quarters .............."... ~ ............ \1 _ _,.} .Jo\l~~tiH (With Coupon) I GOOD TH.RU NOV. 1. 1986 ilt pu rch~setl . : Mason .•w. Va. ' I Get started on the ri1ht track for winter with cenuine GM front end . 1 Special Price. vou to put chasn I he atto·M,$ed •lern Mea1 EJ< per1SI • AUGNMENT SPECIAL I SO LD TO DEALER S. ~n trt le IN THE DELl -PASTRY SHOPPE. "FRESH MADE" 12-INCH CRUST CHEESE & SAUSAGE OR CHEESE & I GOOD THRU NOV. 1. 1986 woll lt1e adv,rt1sed price ""'m'" )() <:1ev s o ~ r~ one vertdor coupon w1ll t)~ ~c cepl~d pgr otem ,. 1-tii-·------------cOIJPON------------, ' COPYR IGHT 1986 : THE KAOGEA " CO . ITEMS AND . PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, SEPT . 2B, THROUGH SATU R.' DAY , OCT . 4, 1986, IN RlMEROY AND GJILUPOUS, OH STORES. - Special Priu -S 1295 +rAx AUGNMINT CHECK tNo adlust ..ntol Go Krogering ~n adw!f1 ryHI rtr111 1. wr · ,.. ,]1 .,ll •·r ~'''' Y'"" ~ h oou· r~ l ;, r. r H TI)J i!~a lr lu "'""· "''""' ;,o,ul;<l•lu. •P. IIo:t:Mg II•~ S!I<He >llvm o> (H a roinchecl whr t l"\ Quescions .And Talk To Our Tra ined ~ GET YOut GM VEHI(LI READY FOR THE LONG WINTER. HAVE I • I Test coolant, puissure check entire system for luks, drain and fill 1 coolin& system if needed with aenuine GM coolant, check hoses. 1 clamps and drive belts. (All Added Labo• 1o ~ana Ext•al 1 . • <l1J1 " ' "THE BETTER BANK" San r a::mrl~ ·~.~00 ~'100 ~ Special Price · · : · 1-IOG-632-6900 S1 l.oub- '~ PIIUitJll !lfh :1 WINTER COOLING SYSTEM SPECIAL I llfGUlAR~ + TAX I \ ,..·-··--·-··--··-·-·t:Ol'I'Oi\ ·---•------•, alignment. '" . AOVERTISEO ITEM POliCY Boneless Chuck Roast. ............................ .. . These Spe(ial Apply to GM Owners Only . REGUlAR~+ TAX .. · COAL GROVE 31. SOUTH POINT 12-Homets (2-3 ) mu(~ better than record would slrlw and provf' poin1 wilh easy Wi n over Pointers 12·31. Call This Numbet Toll Free With · j "fOUEilt SIMMONS OlDS.· CU.·CHIV." . twr.: .' · . WH EELERSBURG 47, ROC!<.,, HILL 0-Pirates (5-01 make It six,, st raight as Redme~ (0-5) have a :, rough road to hoe from here on•wt. . Twice, tllls ole' bird has predicted.: f«Jck Hill games, and roth times : they rurned the tables with losses. •· No · · . way, this week. . .'· . Meat .Information Hotline C'lnciTUJa 11 0 (RKomtltolle4 at 24 -th·or 24,000 milt irttenals) GOOD THRU NOV. 1. 1986 "-- ol These adv+:!t11ser\ otem~ ,~ <aou"t'•l t o ~ ~ readol~ a•aola]}lp, lur. sal!! rn !)lOCh K}O<l• ·• Stm<', ~·cepr a ~ S!~t~C o hr.allv nm nf1 1n I"" '"I II .,,,,, d <>' "' . J·IM COBB REGULAR.PRIC£~. ru ' (1-4) lightly; IJU( put away'not-as. OTHFJRS bad-as-record-lndlcates' Soot~rn . WAHAMA 22, HUNTINGTON SOUTHWESTEIW ~- HAN- . VI £:11SON 6-White Falcons .· 13-1) NAN TRACE 8-Hjghlanders (41) back on track with big upset win missed playtJ'fs ta.St year· by width over Ravenswood tiist Friday and of a shoelace and continue to try continue winning ways by knocking and oot let it happen again thi_s · off class A Tige1's 1l-41 . season with win mer Wildcats (2-3), · HUNTINGTON EAST 20,. PT. KYGER CREEK 12, SYMMES VALLEY 7llobcal.s (3-2) .get back PLEASANT 13-East' (3·2) could wtn· on winning ways with mild upset Pioneer Conference but rome off win .over Vikings (3-2). KC'began stunnin g loss to Ripley whlle Big amazing tu maround from las I Blacks tl -41 maybe primed lor year's 0-10 squad with three wins, upset after first wi(l last week over Hurricane. · but have dropp€<i'last Eac~ BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. n S-In 0 k'w U, l .0:0..-\1,1£1 · h' ~ ' ·' .PEOPLES !I ··lti 11"1 72 ~ tl! !R• _, ::! lti CJ'i 1 ~ 1 l !fi ,Cli ] ~ I ··tHEYROl.ET-OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC I . · ,. :01onu:ra l l. 1'\N ' \'tJrk 11 Ptriladrlpl¥ll !1. fhk-3):0:! Allan ~<~~ - ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMI T QUANTITIES . NONE 1"\tl,_..ay'~ Rf'..Wt~ 1. 1.ilulii \1lli.' Aq\llna ' :Z.1.'i0: ~- l.l.~b"l n AndN!<On :!l.'i'l. l Nor1n Um;.r ~u1 M lb n.t:t• 17."(1: ~ 1\'lndh im;.At rfl: i. G.:11"" Mttls HPIA'k(' n lii.'-11: h COiu mttian.a 15. 1:!: .; Gr~~nd \Iai ii-:- 1 ~ 11 ~ ~ .rh r h.ll'11n Fal l~ .1nd !i'll'trwood . rl. ~ . )tl. Roo!• O.teftains (5-0l romp over hapless TigE>rs (0:5) In tune-up for rough French Citlans ino much t.hls year. league schedu le ahead . Marietta WARREN .~. JACKSON . 14· looking to ocl. 17 matCh-up agaihst Warriors (5-0) play first SE;OAL Jackson,. when they' ll ·have a game ever and make l)esl of it with chan.ce·. thrashing over !ronmen 10-5), who . ' SVi\C • come ·Qf!. 53· 7 k>ss to Columbus St. NORTH GALLIA 34, EAStERN Charles. Warren could be team to 6-Pirates (4-1) haven 't lost since beat !n loop, evidenced by 28-13 win first wo;ek and j;:~g les (1-4) haven't two weet<s ago over' West VIrginia won sin<;e the·n. · NG rolls ov~r EHS · pou:erhouse WheeUhg Park, the for third straight league wln. WV' s school's only loss of the OAK HILL 'll, SOUTIIERN ·season. 14-0aks (4,1) can't take Tornadoes ' . .il-l '.!!"11: m 111 i\tl;tn l ~ Wl' ..tr rll J"lrt~· n . 1:- fi r ·6, .• nu - N 7~ Monlrt':l! C"l nr.'tn11111 !-ip t 1 n~lt·ld 1\urrhcd~ l \'f n · 33, . MARIETTA' · .lJ)GAN , " ' 1,. l' et. GB :,.j .ll"~ 7~ 'lt! J!jl,, ~1. HOUSIII · ,. SEOi\L GAJ,.LIPOLIS .· 21, ATHENS 0Bhie nevus (5-0) • begin league season · with ·importi,nt win <JVer ·,pesky Bulldogs (4-l) , Athens aJ. .ways.plays.well agitlnst GAHS, but . . ' . . ' 11'.1 1'1 · .sea~n. IL\Gt.:f~ t:a~ ol1Jt1: • ' • Continued fr!>m,page 3 meal delightful. Miller· w~I upset Rosecrans (1-4/, · Remember, Miller k>st on)y H-6 to class A 11th ranked Berne Union (5-0) earlier In r..liMI'SOt" 111. Cl rvC'Ia nd q_ 1n ltJ ning' CaUJo'rnl:tl4. Kansas CII d ' • Tr~a~ ''· Oaklancl 5 I. "'h:I-IPI'l'II•I'JI i UIIt:. :!. llk' r (",\1'1·: l'mt"iirllwl h " '1S. Wid U ll lr Mlllll1 1. ·,~;, .:~\ ('al"l'l: :.. Low U!n(l .:2 .:'11, t;. J ,~.~~o:un F.l m . Captain Crou): predicts ... . . 'Must be 62 yeatli of a2e o; older For more information tall 304·422c4169 or 614·742-2882 Under New Reaso11altle , Management lates 1\N' York~ . Toronto ~ llaltlmon' li. Eo.~ ron :!, 10 In rung~. Mllw.:.u.rkl~·~. and member Oak Hlll. lit!), with SVAC 14 \-1 points. LARGEST SALE EYER IN SEPTEMBER Come OM- 4. bl. lll lnnlnJ!S Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio sE'N': ..1··o·:R cIT Iz E·N·S!.*. OCT. 3·4-5 and Nov: 7-8-9. 21 J:7 fl l . -t!~ 2-Ji l Th('Sd~ .l \ fu'SOJI IM o. I The Daily Sentinei-Page- 7 . -FOR ., POMEROY, OHIO .- nt ~ lil' ' .• ' W8dnesday, October 1, 1986 • MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS x-c-o..•hl'cl dl\i bllo11 tMk-. r~ IUvMm r\' " .!"! 91 tn .i/t"l ~ 7.1 .5:fi ~ ... Ill .!!iS Jil ! i:"l Ri .-lli'l 111•~ Minn. ~1111 \ r . ' ' .Acco.uNTs FLEA MARKET j ;, IIi~ ' . race . c· H " EC·KI·Nc ~r . ·~ IQ nalo:lillld K.C. :!1.-. T ~1· k r r ~nd '>IK -~' Ki-IIOn II 11rn<1 71 rll 7R ){-Cal I. I ~ ;111.W: :!. LK'ki n ~ \ "ad{'l :!!!.'i l: .1. •S1 . C"lalnlilk' 11 :11: ~ Pnrn' " '·' · Ml•llt!' f1. Om111+' :!l \11. li. C 1111un· r rntral Cu ii'Kllk' n .frl; ";", ~\'s<.ilk' :Jl.IJ l, 8, RIOom.C~ nu ll ~ . :0: 'I W~>!M H<,lrrv:' ' fi.f£1: 11"1. Uhrk:Jr\!;,\1 !~' Cia_1mom 16 ·11. !trpa .~ (lf>l•••. Mil. TPxa~ . li2 .fill - /1, i1 ...~ 111 . H'.l Th '•'!1. ml l):ol roll I Ga rfW1d Ho · ~ht ., Trlnll1 llJ J]. C Krn ,lon ?i.'ll: 1. Y ou ll,l(~l ooo n Ml):ri'J' I "'- ;11.n: ~ . A.li.r1111 M..o~rthc~ l!':· Jl .! ll: !i Wll"kHfk> 21.!11; ti A.kr on sr Vl !IC'(• nr ·~ r Marv "26 '1!\.: 7. ("J mpi::J' Il ~t' mor1 ::1 :Ji 'i l: K. (it'V(']and nranl'' 1!_:f.l: 4 Siru riT' r-... :!1 . ~ 10. ft>dfuni C han{~ 1!1 'R Kl•,lllun Hl • 1. Dr.ltll ~ I ll : :!. F;Nrt;J f;II IY!bC" ~H il, ~. :"'apoJNn 21.00. 4. \ "tlll Y,"(>n :!.! "'I. '• tri('J Upp'f !;,,n tlJ ~ k" nnn Bt'lh 'llr . 21 m riiC'h, i Cl\·dr • 11 ro . R Ha k H.ubo 1 • 1~.~1: 11 cb> run l!l.fll . 111 t:l'. n, , Wt..,r ," li.'il. ~ .. ' ~ompilter ' W L Prt. c;H T'lronto Cli!Ca(.:t.o ~ rounds. Only the golfers lowest two rounds wllliE counted in the final tally. When ptaytng each round, a player must play with another player In his own Dight. . For further Information please call the club at 992-6312. 1t ;IIJ ra('h \\' JI ' rr ~l il ll'. ~.:iO. • tt.etton M • Creek 29th is 21st' with 5'!, and Hannan , Trace wlth 2 points. Other arro troms ranking high are Belpre, Class AA. ninth in Division TV, Regionl5 with 15 points . progress.In Eac h memiEr plaeed a , flight and has heen until Novemher 1 to play three, 18-hoie U :M: L:E fl) ll nttt•d I'" '~~~ lntl'ntLllorull 1 ~a! lo n 'S.'Il 2 flnrin nHi P'urn r: Ma.11an :h "ll : l. 1\io;>• L"rbao.. ,n d KMIN \ni Al h r. l\ 'j ) •'ath; '>.. >I~·· 0.,1ton OJ •.mrna~ ul ll"" nrw · .tnd Lnnon Monrt'('. lHil roctr j \l .1p.okorrta .u.:-•1 K C'rlrl nn..tr Thrpin l 'i.m ~- DJy to n fu-rhtil t:P Zll2: 11'1. L£1b;rnvn :!!."l'l' • Dk-Wrln 01 •• ~ ,\~IERICM; .. "!tiJ'I I • D.:i~ Majors way nt• :!1.\(fl. o(O;l!llpttl.~ ~- r; m: lh_:!i; Sourh \\'U ilum..00 11: ll 'it. .( ~.--v. All'ml'n l'i. ill: '1. S1 HPnrv \l 'il. ii. Jlit' ' [)>(;raft l~lv t •r:;;Ki · uncxt ~('\<' :Ollam•. 11.111 rilC'h: !l.. Fa Lrban k.• lU.'ll: 9. dif' l t\d;r, Mi r:klll'l~· n Heaton li • R. I'LU.rilr.t Snulhlor 'Sir•m 1-tll; 10. ladl!lll \".1Dt-., :'OOr11:.JHJl. ""-"'11 "~ ) Il l i\'Ot1on ~ ~ IAI :1 SIC'Ui)(1J\1l.lr· : Y.'I)O!:u•r 'ij ..':Q •.,_ !\., hlaml , .ColumtlrJ l n ~Mrn t'l' :JI.:'tl: , llus [){>S:Ilc-: 2'i" 'i ~ X.. Ul)r".JH Club haveCourse now brgun Championships at the 'J ay-Mar Golf near Pomeroy. , The annual Club Championship and flight kmrnaments are now in . gillS ' Ek' tl¥' ,.J: • Mlttlln .)) , ("(~ POMEROY -The Jay-Mar Golf Southwestern (Class A) fe)l frort) sixth to ninth in Division V, Region 19 despite blanking Easter n of Meigs 44-0 last week. The Highland· ers have u y, points NorthGaUia. alSQ of !he SVAC, Is 14th this week, with 11 ~ points and Symmes Valley , 20t~ with 6 points. Kyger!' .• I. Purt,rmurh 1\irlrt' Our!lf' :?l".OO: 2. Union ~ . l)J : :1, I 'OI'I>.O'JJ~h U'i& ' ~ 1..-(i ~ O •nlt't"buf2 ll~ : ·i. C1001tr;viJI• l'l_:tr· r, .W v.:u·k C'a!tll!lic 1~1._ 00: i. ~ ll11u~ · " I .John 17.00: ~ Ea<l Knos Cinrinlkl ll llr<rnd'l 1.'\ ~. ~ . Grren»lru!"J: Crr«~ ~ . OJ .i . YounRS!OII•n S.:rulh "!i li 'l;ordoniJ 'li 00. 1. Raw'ftll:l !'• 7'"o. ~ ,\ kii,Jn :,>r!nglk>ld Zi~ l: ·!! K PTH HOOX'\'f']l .'.FII ~ IL•jflt]n j 1. \ '11111'111 K ai'Tffi :fi.j(J. ' Ri'gilln Ill 1. .~ u r1h H.!ll ! \'oungs1CM'n Eu't :r,.IIJ: "I llr.<MI \\'i'i-1 W ll lou gtt~ •Iii"' I Arlinglon. r'm.n R.Pj(tQn:; r aruon Hoo> r'f 1 ~- BIWIIr" r. l l :'tl rattr : Col~r·::~ in . !(", ;{1 r ach· i , M11d ia .1'il (l: ri. [:t.il l't('m :VlradoY:cl a li •. :~'I'll: '" 7 C"ln l'l nnati :\f(x•J!pr 31.1 ~ · ~ l!l. Mllldl('!QI<"n wee.k Included Warren-Local, the · ' h'lp p }ay Ch am plODS be ' ·a·I Jaymar · Mcfomt} ~n d l) • ~lt'll ~ J('ffl'n<Cn. H.IO a.1J CUwlnr.a TI 01~·~:~.0 .. II ninth In the7,AAA In Division JI, Region withcircles 26\'2 points. SEOAL memt>rr Athens is 17th with 19 ).1 points arid Portsmouth is ·· · 19th wlth -16. H.:JJ, • I. l'IU in C;~htrt Z!""ll: ~. ;liC> r ,\l"01'S'.illr and frm1 11n1 '\1. ·.IO-<f1lh. 16;ofr l'~0h : l f:dJ!I'MOrl lfi.ffi : :1. HCl[X'II>',C]] . lu\I(~Jn l 'U'( J: 6, n ir r Wuxhiqrl' and I ~"~'rthw lo:; l l:J..'"~ I : VaUr~- 11!. C'motron ~nlil 3'~ . ~- T . s finishing the of topregular four In ch region at theinend season play advance to the postseason playoffs. Other area tea ms moving up this Jii>P,n I ~ l ,.,.ld l lllll lll Zr .!43: ~ - M u~aOOrP 'Zl ..'fl: I WOOU!' ld/<+' :D.IJl: I . Brillianl lli.IU 5 d1e>r F'alq Dr1 Harl))r and i..r:M'e>llvU!t:·, ~ li _"'~ l r arlt: 7 r tk'r South .\mhr·r-s.r and ... '!lrtion . 16 ~1 Lw:h: ~ Cu.1a.vo~ Hl.'l~hls s.ffil:lu ~k) , ,-.or~h tl.l ll:,t>,1 1~ · and Ma!>5Ulo n J~r k.>A.o n , ~ .:'il t'.:ll'tl. . ·H A·. RC·E '. . ~gion Otvi.o;tln \ 7 Mm;slllun W.J<Jtlrtj..rton :11 .37: · I!. 11ic1 :11 . !'~!; ,,Northrldgt> l , " pr!r] jt{il'ld Car t~)lr ~'l .!"'iJ: ~ - Da.I'IOn 0Hk11.'00i'l )li,7"1: ~- Art•wrum. 115 . ~ : 1-i. \\'~·!-.1 Jpfj erson Jji.(l\: 7. AilPn E J>il l!"r ,lll: ~- ll ll' r H r'11llin ~ Wltl Bl.o ok"\·illl'. l Ull <'at'h: 10. 'Wycmlni.'' IJ 00 • Kl·~ 2 l'kllllun :O.k KJnk'y 'il.f"~ : Ounb.1r ,Jolu1~1oWn, 7 lfi,:tl: K ll:mY•wulr uo.m : ' · Uk> ) 8elpr(' :md Arh:mda r lraru ·r~ ·k , l.i .m Pa•ll IW1,oion HI I. \"r•r ~ rJW< :n .~;; ~ . UlldW<t li·r· 23 .~: !1. Cl(-vcland $1 . -li(na11Us Zi ..i/1: Ill, ·Luc lld D.ry lrm IS. '~ . N·. MeriOn t:i I IJt.lrrll ~00. ? BN'\>11 Ml~rJ;: -H .:.O: • 3 ('J(>I.•I_.t;ind 81\Ju~ph _ n ir.: 1 Wnll'l'n HPI'o'lmd 11t.,'-ll; .i ,l""lu'WI¥rd S1. Edwa rd . )t?'l: fi. Parma ! ' d ~ a 3-l..IU >. Maylii:•W . . Southeastern Ohio LPague's newest · Senators, aft er tosin'g 16-0 to GAHS, McArthur Vlmon County (4·11 is member. The Warriers. defending dropped into a tte lor second with ·17th in Division III, Region ll, wlth , week's ·.class M,. Division Ill. champions,oltheTrl-Vailey.Confer· Cincinnati CAPE with 25).1 points. ll ',1 points. IU>gion n OhioRatings. High School ·rootall the-way ball Computer. · • ence into last first year. placemoved in Class MA , fl;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~ The Marauders, who were eighth Division II. Region 7, with 37\cl last week, have 25 points, tWo more points. than filth plilce Orville. and three andone-halflesstharith!rdplaceSt, Logan. also of• the - ~EOAL, is Clairsville. eighth wlth 'll markers; and defend 11 Holding is defending. ing SE;OAL champion Gallipolis. a· down champion top spot in Ironton c·. . with 38'' points. Licking Vall"'• is post-season.- play'(f rE1Jresentat1Ve " '' In Class AA (Division Ill, Region · secon 'th 29\'2 . 111 last year, moved up from 18th to utm: 5. Pl'nitl'rv llk'" Easlwood li\.00: 1;. ....... , . (5-0) jumped to' fourth place In this !lit'"J Cololll'l Crn 111Drd and Huron, \.i _m ('fl~ h . 8. Avo"n lU:t 9. <tk> l ArclltJ.Jid . and A~ hl,.lnd C11"'h'lf"''" 13 ~1. Srhool Altliellt' A~SOC" i:atto n ro mpu tr.'~ foot ball rdlin!Z". Th.' top fOu r ltua llt · for thl• r~l pll.l ~'ll ~ : Dil·Non I . . . ' . Meigs undefeated ·Marauders Rt•Kiun11 . L Rittmtin ll:"O: ~· Ulral n flean-if'W 21. ~ :1. !'.la r~lll't'11..:i 23.00: ~ - Di;dt Rlvrr COLU~'IBUS 1 Ln'l l -'- 1b;> 10p Ill lraim , '; In t'act\ lt'1POn In this ""'l't'k · ~ Ohio High . Wednesday, October 1. 1986 . -. ; . . _ __ ~ .. ' ~ :·•. ~: • �,• :.~· .. ···.··' . ·--·, .. . ·-·· . :-T ' •' '.. . .. . c . . .• . . . .;./ .... __,_:,_....,.,~ .. '" .. ,.. ·WedneSday. October 1. 1986 ._ . . . . \. ,. . ~ ' ... . ·_ Local Briefs: , . · ' ' Pomerov~Middlepon~ Ohio . ·· .' .. ' Administrators attend conferenc~ · Mei~al School District Superintenaent Dan C. Morris, apd John -. Usle, PomefOY Elementary PrinCipal. attencrd the 1986 LeildershlpConference held on Sept. 22 and23In Olluhl~sunderthe sponsorship of the Ohio Department of Education, division of elementary and secondary educailon. . · Theme foi'the conference, "Caring for Learning," focused oo the !li!velopment of more effecting teaching and IncreaSed learning in the.«~)assroom. cThe cOnference included n;1ajo~ national speakers Jn general sessions and a variety of speakers and panels in sr:nallgroup sessions. · · ._ , . , franklin B. Walter, state superintendent of instructio-n, gave the welcome. Gordon Caweltz, executive director of the AssodatloJ1 i0r Supervision and C~rrlculum Development, Alexandria; Va .. addressed the conference on "How Effective instructional Leaders Get . Results"; State Assistant Superintendent of- Instruction G. Rnbert Bowers diScuss!.'(] "The Classroom ci the Future''; .Harry K. _Wong; teacher~nsultant, Las LornUas School District, Menlo Park · <!lid Director 9f the TKI Curriculum Project; Sunnyvale, Calif.. spoke on "How to Achieve Maximum Success In the Classroom. '' Speak~r for the fourth general session w~s Ann . Lieberman, executive director of Puget Sound Education Consortium, , University of Washington, in Seattle, who tised'too topic, ·:carlngfor School People, Too." ' ! " · Pomeray teen cited in accident The $late highway patrol cited Danny :J. Howard, 17, Pomeroy, Tuesday ior failure tu )naintain ;m assured, clea,r distance, resulting in a two-vehicle accldfnt on Ohio 143 in Scipio Township. Howard .was noi-thbou!l(l at 6: 25 p.m., .trailing a vehicle driven by Carotene J. Bing, 48, pomeroy, according to the patroL Bing s!owed to tum U!ft into a private W:~eway and Howard, unable .to slow l~ tlJYie, struck the rear of Bing's vehicle, troopers said: Howard's vision was reportedly impaired as he came over a hlll crest, the patrol said. · • Weatherization forms accepted . . The Gallla-Meigs Community , Action 'Agency is accepting apJ?IICatlons for low-in~me weatherization services for a!( age , groups. The weatherization program is designed to reduce heating-energy waste· aild the' cost of home heatlhg. 'The program's services are provided a.t no cost to low-Incqme individuals and families. Each eligible home Is Inspected and provided appropriate weatherization services In accordanre with priorjtles established by the state of Ohio. Eligtbillty for the program is based oo.income and s[+e of family household. Applicants are required td furnish proof of Income such as copies of checks and wage and earni~gs statements. Applicants also should provide copies of their utUity bills or thelr utility bill number. • · Persons interested in applying' should visit or call the Meigs County Courthol!se In Pomeroy at 992-5fil)5; the Outreach office at U!e Gallia County Senior CitiZens Center at 446-0611; or the central office at Cheshire, 367-7341 or 992-6629. · Bonds forfeited ·iri J!UlYor's ·court . ' -...,~ .. Twelve defendants forfeited bonds posted on ·speeding chari!es in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night and a 13th was finect for speeding. Forteitlng bonds en the charge were Betty Barber~ R_!l~ine, $44; Mary Haggerty, Athens, $47; Aman(ja Welch, Galllpol~; Janice .M. Baker, Pomeroy, $46; Robert Musser; Pomeroy, $44; Carol~n Moore, Racine, $46; Martella Shof!, Reedsville, $16; Robert Baker, Reedsville, $44; Harlan Aleshire, Holden, WN a., S47; .Jerry Milam, Middleport, $46; ·Gregory Davis, Long Bottom, $47; Jeffrey Werry, Lo~n. $45. Fined $47 and costs on speedingcharges was Kim W. French. Pomeroy. Others forteiting bonds in the court Tuesday night were JOhn Foreman, Syracuse, $43, stop sign violation; Donald Dotson, Grove City, $43, Illegal tum; Charles R. Lewis, Pomeroy, $63, failure to control, and $375, driving under the influence; Jerry Cavanaugh, Milton, W.Va., $63, no operator's license, and $375, driving under the Influence; [1avld Sigman, Middleport, $63, squealing t!ies. ){ . ·. The Daily . . Senti~ei-Page-9 . ·,Kinaness ass~ils Glenn ·.campaign debts By ALI)ON GRANT DAYTQN, Qhlo (UPH. -:- Rep.' Thomas Kindness Introduced a·new.. twist into ·his oft-repeated ,complaints about his oppo~nrs unpaid campaign debts -a woman .who's ow!.'(] nearly $7,000 from . John G!enn's'19'7P senatorial campaign. Robert;:~ Thomp.St>n,- presldent'o! Aviation · Sales .Inc. of Vandalia, joined the Hamilton County Repub!lean a.t FJ . news cOnference lUes:' day. ThompsOn said her company . : ) ·was never paid $6,927 i!l ~k ~lli!J'It>r because he disbanded hls 1970 on· the bank Jo:anS. sin('(' las.l fees fro'!' Glenn 's unsuccessful1970 · campaign committee alter the 1\ovember and haS refused to make Senate race.. ~lection · and state · law ooes not payment~ until at least ' <!Iter the · "We learned through veiybiller atlow candidates to be lie!d person- 1986 election." ' ' experle.nce back _ln. 1970 t_hilt ff · aJiy · resp:msible for campaign Jri addition. aboui tiXJ ~ma(l you're going- to deal. with a corrimittee·(lebls. businesses have been !ell with 'polltician. perhaps you couW conKindness said Glenn pe·peruateQ unpaid billS from Glenn's 19Sl race, sider getting your money up front. a ·•spend mw, Q\IY maybe" ·debt . he said. . , . . which l!ind extremely distasteful." policy lin · his unsuccessf\ll 1984 Glenn has said re~a tedly he will · Thompson said :. "After 16 years the presidential bid. ·. . . .. .. pay .o!f ali his 1984_debts alter the . bill has stU! not been paid.';' · . Glenn owes at least $2.8 miffion CU(Tent Cai)lpaign _JS ov~r. Aviation Sales · could not sue from the effort, including $2 million Kindness criticized Glenn for Glenn for the . unpaid ·tmlanrr to four Ohio.bankS . Kindness noted .' ...voting agamst th·~- Gramm -' . . . '• Glenn has notm9:ie'pavmen is Rudm'an -Hollings constitUtiOnal Senators say Reagan lactics· £~~t:;:~o:±t~~~~::~- · "II he can'tpay off his own debts, how can I possibly think that he is ·· ' .. · . ' . · · ·· . • ·· won l save .veto on .sanctions ~~~~~e~~~n:~:~~n~::s~~d:~ , 1)/'ficit this country has," ThOmpson ,... said'. Kindness said his race to unseat newly announced · s~perpower Kennedy, D-Mass., said, ·'The By DANA WALKER American people are speaking with Glenn will continue despite a recent WASHll'!GTON (UPI\ ..:. Presi· . talks, it would draw enough GOP dent Reagan is hoping new diplo- loyalty for the ·veto to survive a one voice, expressed by Congress. poll In The Akron Beacon Journal ·"Unfortunately the pres)dent is that showed hlm about 37 percenmacy both to Pretoria and on . Senate vote. t with us " Kennedy said "but -tage 'points behind the incumbent. . Reagan allies also said he was Capitol Hill can avert a major ~~e people: around the :.Vorld "WhaVwe're finding all over the foreign . policy loss, but Senate personally lobbying Republicans he understand this.· we are standing , .state 1s t~attheretsa consc1o~sness leaders say iheir determination to thought could be persuad~ to tail and have .reasserted moral and awar~?ess of JohnG_Ienn sdebt . express "moral leadership" .wlil change their votes and prevent-the ·1 d hlp " problems, Kindness satd . . overturn his veto of new economic two-thirds Senate majority that eaers · Th Kidn ~ · · Shultz .met at the Capitol with' ,e n ess campaign IS ~would override his veto. sanctions against Soil th Africa. The Senate approved th_e sanc- Dole and nine· other. Republicans nlng .television advertlse~nts m Witll his bid to kUI the sanctions tions bill 84-14 Aug. 15 with only and brought a ,new factor in to the the Cleveland area an.d radto. ,;pots bill crushed in th~ House, Reagan Republicans . in. 0pposltlon. Late sanctions showdown _the super- stat~w!de, but Klndnes~ satd be named a riew black ambassallor to South Africa· Tuesday and sent Tuesday, Senate Republican leader power meeting ·between Reagan cannot afford the150,1XXl':in security Secretary of State George Shultz \o Robert Dole of Kansas said, :.It's and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- and transportatiOn Iees 1t would Capitol HID In order to get key tightening up" - though he would chev scheduled in Iceland Oct. cost lo have Pres1_dent Reagan 11-12 . stump for htm m Oh10. rot elaborate. senators to support him. ~le said Shultz "lndieawd that it Reagan's political advisersh~ve Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., the the president hoped that by ldn't he any help when the told him to not do fund -ra1smg, Fore!~ Relations _ Commltt~ appolllting a black to deal With ;;~ident · sits ·down (with the Kin~ess added. · chalrinan who usually backs Rl!a' Soutli Africa's whitel minority Soviets) .. . . if he was clobbered by _ Kmdness predicted a low turnout .government in Pretoria, it would grui, has led the pro,s!mctlons effort sMw a new diplomatic. effort to . In the GOP-led Senate and pre- the Congress" on a veto override. m_ the No_vember general election. . "It 1s .far:fetched to think the G1ven that, he said a strong bring an end to that natlon's· dicted defeat for ttie veto \\1th apartheid sysiem of racial .debate · scheduled to begin by president would tie discussing coahhon of voters. who oppose · South Africa with Gnrbachev," abortion and ~pport gu)l tight$, Thursday. · segregation. "It ill seem as who support voluntary school In res(Xlnse to Reagan 's plea tbat coun ter ed . w · d d't' a1 Arne tc He hoped that by baving Shultz the president should set a united - fLugar -let hed to my colleagues as it prayer an tra 1 1011 r an tell 10 Republican lawmakers an foreign policy, Sen. Edward dar ~ .. . values," :and who are fighting oes me. pornography "just might make all overturned veto would affect the the differenre" in hls Senate race. I ------------- Syracuse man pleads ·gUilty Brian C. Ritchhart, 31, Syra<;_use, marijuana. Judge Knight accepted Ritch· appeared Tuesday morning in Meigs County Common Pleas Court hart's plea of guilty and ordered before Judge Charles H. Knight to sehtenclng continued until 9 a.m. enter a voluntary plea of guilty to Tuesday, Nov. 11, to allow completion of a pre-sentence investigation , cultivation of marijuana. ,._...-, The charge, which was cOntained and repi>i1. Rltchbart was released upon a in a lllll of information prepared by $1,00! i>Efsonal recognizance bond. the office of Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow liT. is a felony of the ·fourth degree carrying .a possible RevivaJ underway penalty of Up to $2,5oo, according to Paul , Gerard, prosecutor's · ·Re"VIvat setvlees at Davies Grove Investigator. BaptiSt Church (back ·or Point Acting . on a tip, Gerard and Pleasant), beg~;~n Monday and wnt Deputy 'Sheriffs Kenny Klein and continue through Sunday. Singing Donald Snyder w,ent to •the Ritch· by tihe McDaniel Trio wUI be hart res idence on Friday. and . featured Thursday night. confiscated . a . quantity of Area deaths Jasper 0. Robinson . Survivors include hiS wife, Katie E. Searles Robinson, WIDIT\ he Jasper 0. Robinson. .74, of Mulberry Street, Rutland, died early Tuesday morning at Holzer , Medlcal Center. A retired mechanic , Mr. Rnbin son was born In the Story's Run area on Oct. 1, 1911, to tt.:> late David aM Mary Vansickle Robinson. He was a member of the ASsembly of (iod Church in Findlay, Ohio, · married on June _5, 1931; one daughter, Jean Duffte!d, Findlay; one son, Michael Robinson, Fostor[a; three grandchildren; two great grandchildren; and one sister, Ina Myers, BrookesvU!e. Fla. _ ·ln addition to his parmts, he was preceded In death by two brothers and one sister. Services Wnl be Thursday, 1:30, at the Hunter Funeral Home, With · ~v. Paul Taylor cificlating. Blirial mergency rUnS wUI be in Miles Cemetery. Friends ' and relatives may call at tihe Meigs County Emergency Medi· · funeral IDme !rom 7. to 9 thls _rc_on_tin-ued_rro_m_P_ag_e_11_ _ cal Services reports' four · caDs evening (Wednesday\. Tuesday. · Middleport at J2:44a.m. to Sout h Prosecutiiig Attorney Morgan Second Avenue for Jay w.Morris to · Veterans Memorial objeeted to the defense · cautng . Holzer Medical Center; Middleport Hibbard to the testify, and Judge at 2, 37 a.m. to 98 Pearl St. tor Admissions - Charles-Stewart, Watt dismissed the jury for what Donna Graeser to Holzer Medical Chester; Matilda Rawley~ Pome- . was to be a brief recess whlle Center; Syracuse at 8,02 a.m. to the roy; Ruth McElroy, Pomeroy; . ·Hibbam ·testlf!ed in camera .arut Pomeroy Health Care Center for . Virgil Dill, Racine; Charlie Boyd, how he had reac!Jed hiS oplmo1ir. · Pauline Boster to VeteransMemor- Middleport; Joseph Sayre, ReedsFoUow!ng tihe In camera tes lrn· Ia! Hospital; Syracuse at 10, 39 a.m. ville; omas-Par er, Pomeroy; ony, the judge dismissed the jury to Maplewood Lake for Belma Michael . m omeroy. for the day. The panel was to report- Parsons to. Pleasant Valley ' Discharges- Clarence Gilmore, back to court at 1:30 today. Hospital. Ma·ry Casto. Anne Scarberry. ..- - - - " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - E Judge grants,_-._. purchased by Clary's father in 1900. was smaller than many guns manufactured today, and that the lact,_tihe Clary has big hands would have made H difficult for him to safely operate the weapon. A larger handle, McCuskey said, aids In the safety of handling and accuracy. . -He added that the gun useQ to kill Brumfield featured a cut out trigger guard, apparently intended by the manufacturer . to accomoUnion Avenue has been closed lor additional repair. work by the date a lar~r grip. State of Ohio, it was announced Tuesday. The route to travel since Mechanics ol Dring · the closing will be the same as when the streetwaaclosed for several Kingery spent a great deal of weeks ·during an earlier repair project . on the avenue. 'A ttme questlqning McCaskey about spokesPEJrson at Pomeroy Village Hall stated that It Is not known at ·':trigger creep," a phenomenon this time how long the street will be closed. · tha l McCaskey described as the amount of friction one can feel when the trigger Is engaged. The witness testified that Clary'~ pistol contained Utt!e "creep,". and that . ..r upon Hrtng the gun, ,the hokler The October meeting-of the Meigs County Board of Education · should mt be able to feel Its Internal schedul€(1 for Wednesday, Oct. 14, has been changed•to6: :vi_p.m. thls mechanisms and would not be able Friday, Oct. 3, at the board offices in Pomeroy VIllage HiD. to anticipate the wedpon diScharging. . McCuskey also desCribed and demonstrated for the· jury the ·mechanics of <:i:Juble action and ' single action rTIOde. A divorce action has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Deborah Lynn Wood, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va .. against ' The gun in evidence, McCaskey said, is a double action pistol, Earle Lee Wood, Pomer6y, charging wss neglect of duty. meaning It can be ftred by pulling Jerry M. Atkins, Pomeroy, has flied for a divorce !rom Mary L. ihe trigger, but can also be Atkins, Lucasville, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme discharged by cocking the hammer cruelty. . :· .and going to a single action rTIOde. Bonnie Sue Loscar, Long Bottom. has filed for a divorce from John In addition, McCaskey testified, Loscar, Middleport, because they have been living separately for the gun could be discharged in a more than a year. third mode; If the hammer was Granted a divorce was Sheila Ann FollroO'!rom Jack Eugene pulled partially back, the trigger Follrod. The court restored t.he plaintiff to her lbrrner name Meek. engaged and the hammer was .Jet back down. _ . I. . . ,McCuskey ans\ver€<1 lil the aUtr· matlve when·Kingery asked hlm If . hls test of the gun revealed the Gall Osborne· arid Pebble Osborne, Tuwers Plaint, have filed an weapon could re dischar!J!.d withaction In Meigs County .Common Pleas Court against Mart~n out the hammer being -pulled fuUy BuUders,Hocklngport, and H. Mark Little, Hockingport, requesting • back. But he .added tihe gun would ·· judgment of $21,00!1 , mt discharge wlttiaut engaging the Fanners ·Bank and Savings Co. has flied a ilrecloSure· action trigger. aga\Rst Gary L. Smith and-Kathleen M. Smith, rtques_tingjudgment , Psychlatmt called of $11,5\fj.OO. · 14!pon cross-ellarriinafun by MorIn _other court matters, an actionby Siira Marie McDowell Pierce gan, who questioned McCuskey against Donald Eugene Pierce has been dismissed, and a temparary extensively about . his credentials, protection order has been issued against the.defendant In~ case by the witness said discharg!JI!I a gun Elsie L. Queen, Middleport, against Michael T. Queen, Gallipolis. in the't hlrd he described )lias i,. "an unsafe, Improper way" toflrea gun. . ' . . Following ' Mct:uskey's testlm· any, the defense calted R.W. . Hlbba'rd, t~ psychiatrist who has There wlll be a ~<illllre danee Frtday, ri p.m., at the Lonj: Bnttom been treating CI8J1' sinre late Community Building. Door prizes Will be given away. January or early February and who defense attorneys said would be testifying to the defendant's state of mind at the time of the srooting. Union Avenue closed for repairs _..Board's meeting date changed INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY The .Biggest Furn.iture Sale· in .Arnerie·a,s·History ONLY THREE DAYS LEn SALE ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 6 • Divorce aciions filed in court . Request for judgmenlsottght · LAY·A-WAYS WELCOME mnoo . ;• • Square dance slated Friday . '-~ - ----~~----~-----------.---. ----------' ,, -- INGELS FURNITURE & JEWEl_RY'' MIDDLEPOIT ~ . : ; :· I . , . . ~92-2635 ' \ il' ·•• .... --~- .· ~ '· �.... . • ·' .. •.. I .. . •' . . ~ .... • .. , : · . .. .. By The Bend , ; . . . , . . '• r . Beat of the bend- --~ Give a little 'help ·· The ·.rail meetlitg of Re~on. ll , The afternoon. program wfil, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Include -a (!emonstatlon on inoderrk meet Oct. 18 at Betsey' Mills in arranging by Mrs. James Bates of . Martella. · ' Reyoldsburg. Mrs. Bates IS an Registration and coffee hour Is · OAGC accredited judge. arul the · scheduled lor 9 a.m, with the ·second vtce president of th~ dhio morning Session to include oosiness Assocaltlon of Garden Clubs. Cost and reports frorri state officers, · for the entire ·day is $7.50 or $4 ilr._ regional chainmen and· county the afternoon session. Resetvatiorui contact chairmen. Lunch will 11" are to be sent to Mrs. Cynth!~ served at noon. Corbitt, 802 Sev~nth St. Marietta, will By BQB HOEFUCH Seniinel staff Writer ' ,0_ Garden Clubs plan fall meetit;tg · · · Road in PomeroY, The sale wlll be Thursday, Friday and Saturday . The ·Pomeroy Chamber of Com- from lO a.m. to4 p.m. each day with merce has · been · rain cancelling the event on any around for a particular dlay. Proceeds will go while and Sherrt towards remodeling of the church. Hart, chamber employee, Is in • Spring Avenue resident, Veda lhe process of DaviS, Is confined to Holzer Medical compiling the center, room 408. Veda Is such an group's ·llistory. active -member of the Lilctles She's particularly in need of the Auxiliary and the junior unit of names of past presidents and lhe D~ Webster Post 39: American On Oct. 19 a "western night" has · Several fund raising and social years lhey served. activities wei'\' plaimed <1! recent been planned as a family soc(al 'at Legion. She had been working hard U'n you can help, give Sherrt a towa rds Thursday's dlstrtct confermee,tings of the Ohio ·Eta Phi .the home 'of Judy Wiilfartis. A call at the chamber office. Chapter of' Beta Sigma Phi model meeting wa s held with f.l1<2. ence to be held In Pomerciy . dulles ol ·the various offices be,lrlg_ Sorority. however, unfortunate.Iy, she PrOba • • ' .1 .· Out Tuppers Plains way, lhe bly Is not going to be able to attend. ex!iruned, the by-laws were read,. ' Meeting at lh\' Senior . Citizens and Mrs. Williams was seected as , . Oliv~;>-Orange Chapter 9003, Vete. . center the Middleport block party Valentine. queen. Cathy Johnson, rans of Foreign Wars, has found Did you rea llze that your ~i ­ NEW TO STAFF- Melissa Downing and Shelly Ohlinger have joined· activities. were discu ssed and plans president, conducted the n\eeting. · that with taU and winter ~p proach­ garette iighte)- <; esprelally attrac- • the. staff ollhe new·Added Touch StyUng Salon, North Second Ave., made ilr a soup supper to be held ing the meeting time of the group is tive ,to many young chlldreri who The rush party was held at lhe Middleport. They wW make appointments from 8 a.m. ·tu 9 p.m., · preceding a Meigs home football too late. !'' honie of Charlene Hoeflich ,- spondon't realize the dangers involved? Monday through Friday, and from 8 oo 6 on Saturday: Both are game in Cktoi;Jer. .So they've agreed to change from Sor. A dinAer was fr)llowed \lY , About 200 deaths each ·year are graduates of Meigs High Sehool. DoMIIng Is the daughter of Mrs. Patsy • .. I 8: 30to 7:30p.m. andv.:illcontinueto associated with fires started by several games with prizes going to Og<Jin and Paul Downing and OhHnger l<i the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. meet at theschoolonthesecond and · clgaret lighters and ci 11-ese, an • Charles Ohlinger. Appointment can be made by caUing 992-5'766. lhe winners. Next meeting wil be -. fourth Thursday of each month. estimated 140 deaths are the result held Oct. 14 at the home of Pam The time change will go into effect ci children playing with lighters. Diddle. for the next meeting on Oct. 9. . SHADE ·- A hymn sing wlll be Most of ti-e victims are less lhan five years old. held at the United Methodist Former Ohio Governor James A.. Church Sunday, (!)ct. 5, at 1:30 p.m. Remember the lighters are ooklr-. Rhodes who is seeking his fifth term lui, fit easily into a small·hand'and VIctor Quartet will be \he featured · . as head of Olll.o will be keyrote throw out a flarpe relatively easy. singers. The public Is invited. speaker at a Republicimrally to be So - It would be wise to keep Tn !O l"nrl a ht-aUti(ulh held at the GaUia County Fair- lighters out of sight and out of the · PORTI..AND - Hazel Commun~~·!i lfCni"ff funt>ral · ' grounds Saturday. Holly Allyn Wtlliams, who was Ity Church, on Rt. 124 between reach of a child. Experts say neVer ;1rr:m,a:~mt'nl. ju111 l'all .. or l'illil The rally, co-sponsorect by the · to ·use a lighter as a source of named Miss' Model al'[lOng all Portland and Long Bottom, is Gallia County Republican Party amusement for a child because contestants in the Dream World having a hymn sing Saturday POMEROY and Republican Club, will begin at once their <;tniousity IS aroused, com petit ion held in Gallipolis in evening starting at 7:30 p,m. The FlOWER SHOP ' /! or M"' r..,,.,;.., .' r•tul.. 1.,,.., .· 5:,30 p.m. with dinner at 6. Dinner Is kids may seek oot a lighter m their June., will now oompete In the state group Saved will be featured. free ol charge. . own and the results can be a finals to be held at Gradvlew Inn, Everyone welcome. Since the GallipqJis group asked disaster. · South Point on. Oct. 11. that I (lass on information about the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen event to you. I think I'm safe in What with retirement from Foote Williams, Route 4. Hysell Run assuming that Meigs Countlans are Mljleral, Scott Shank, IJnlon Ave., Road, Pomeroy, Holly also reLEV~ welcome. ' There will be other resident, Is finding time to work in . ~~~ :;ss~us~Jt i:'~~e~:~ • .t Republican speakers Including his home church, the Apple Grove· 4 to 14 Reg. & $Lims (not oil sizes) Oakley Collins, candidate for ree- . United Methodist· Scott Is now group at the preliminaries. Holly Allyn Williams lection to .the Ohio Senate and Gary working towards a hymn sing !br Hunter. seeking election to . the 7:30 p.m . on Oct. 11 featuring the . . . muse of representatives ·rrom Glorylanil Believers. • • Meigs, Gallia and Athens Counties. Middleport Evangeline ChaptH JR. & MISSES And so It's October- the month Order of Eastern Star Is having a WANTED TO BUY Aitother church is going for a in which we all get to wear our rummage sale Wednesday through WH.D Gt4SENG ROar yard sale. It's the Full Gospel fuMy faces. Here, here. Do keep Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the WET OR DAY Lighthouse Mission on lhe Hiland smiling. • REG. S22.99 basement of the masonic temple. We are paying $120 to $130 per pound for good average dry Ginseng and up to $200 per pound . YOUTH AND ADUlTS for graded top quality program Is a grant under the Cont.inuatkm of some phase!; Of h National !Jistltute on Social selected Ginseng root. the Family Support Network pro- recently enacted bill which prork in Rural Areas, held at James All other roots bought. gram through the Meigs County vides for Alzheimer's Disease dlson University in Virginia. Bring your Ginseng to , Council on Aging seems assured, research and respite care for ans are'also being made to have a the _ following locations. according to Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, victims' famD!es. Plans are being workshop In Ollumoos this fall for Every Thursday 9 a.m.to made through till' . local Meigs the Ohio Department of Aging at its ex~utlve director. 12:30 p.m. at Village Mrs. Thomas advises that the County Council on· Aging to apply annual Multidisciplinary Institute Pharmacy parking lot at Meigs County Department o( Hu- for funding under the bill. on Aging Conference. MEIGS, WAHAMA, SOUTIIRN, EASTERN, KYGER CREEK 271 N. Second Ave .. The original federal demonstaman Services has made available Linda Friend at the Center wtll be ~ .• OHIO STATE · Middleport. Oh . Also evthis year some funding to help tion project, funded In part by a handling the new training sessions ery Thursda_y 2 p.m. to 7 continue the respite care part of the · $17,500 U.S. Deparlment of Human of the Family Support Network and p.m. at Certified Gas PRICES ---~ GOOD·· THIU OCTOBER 4, 1986 Family Support Network. as well as Development Services Grant, was loose who have family members ··~~ ' Station lot, Rt. 35, completed on June lJ and provided to provide mbney for additional who requlrea lot ci carearelnvlled · Jackson, Oh . 17 training sessions for 15 family to contact her about participation. caregiver training sessionS. There Is also a possibility of caregivers, ranging from health Advisory board members for the For more information ' funding for continuation and expan- care techniques to rehabilitative FSN are Scott Lu~as and Ten•sa call Ohio River Fur sion of the program through the exerc.lse ID copiP,g wltti death and Collins, Veterans Memorial HospiCo .. E. Liverpool, Area Agency on Aging, since lhe dying, and all of the stresses tal; Sidney Edwards, Community 390 N, SECOND AVE·. Ohio 216-385-1832 · MIDDLEPORT program pertains to long term care Involved. Action Agency; Michael Swisher, ; and offers an option to nursing Department of Human Servcies: Since the project confirmed Jon Jacolll and Norma Thrres, homes or other lnstilutionalizatkm. Arother possibility for funding to repeatedly the strong preference d Health Department; Malcolm Orecontinue certain phases of the the elderly frail and lhelr families baugh, Woodiand Centers; Cindy toward home care, etJlphasiS of the Oliveri, Extenskln Odfice; Dr. •local Council on Aging, will be to David Sutherland, Ohio University; secure as much funding as possible Dr. James Witherell, Rev. James and provide as much training and Corbitt, Charlene Hoellch, andassistance as possible to the care Florence Richards. givers so that lhe elderly can remain in the home setting. As for cost eYtectiveness, II was The United Pentecostal Chu rch of ,, · Middleport will be serving chicken determined through the study crti"e ' • noodle dinners Friday, from ll a.m. families Involved in the training to 2 p.m. Customers may request that qualltycarecim be provided in delivery or eat at the church. theh:lmeatacostr1nearly$0001ess · Dinners, at $3.50 each, wlll.oonslst than i1 a nursing ·home. , As a part of lhe demonstration of chicken noodles, green beans, project, a guidebook has been 111 Secl!llll St., , _ , . , cole slaw, rolls and a choice of YOUIIIIDEPEJIIDENT. · peach. apple, pumpkin or cherry prepared anddlsti;ibutedforutillzapies. Call 992-3824 to place orders. lion by other agencies. Mrs. A.GE._S SDVING Tlx>mas and Sandy White have nr conducted two worksmps on the MEIGS COUNTY FSN program, one for . ti-e Area . SINt'l: 1161 ~.~ Girl selected . to compete REMEMBER·. WITH .FLOWERS GIRLS' BASIC LE & JEANS R~. sl5.99to· $18.99- N0W $999 • $1199 Rummage sale BASIC CHIC JEANS . • NOW .Support network receives so1pe funding $1 699 SWEATS-SWEATS-SWEATS-SWEATS CREW NECK and HOODED TOPS . SWEAT PANTS -· SCHOOL DECALS - $17 5 - . Chicken-noodle dinner planned r.:=========:;-1 DOWNING CHIDS MULLEN MUSSER INSU , A·N(E Revival Calvary Pilgrim Chapel is having a .r.evlval starting Friday and continuing through Sunday, Oct.l2, with Evangelist Wilton Beck from ' High Point, N.C. Services wlll start ·at 7:30 each evening and feature "special singing. Pastor.()ewey King Invites all to attend. The church IS located on Rt. 143, one half mUe off the Rt. 7 by;pass. - i~Ag~en~cy~o~n~A~gin~g;an~d~t;he;;ct;he~r~a~t~;:;;;;:~~~======~~ ' ' SINGER SPECIALS TMO.but•nle• llec:hlne llloftll:lt:l 5 popular stitclles • Buih· In bunonholer • Drop-In bobbin • Adjusts to various fabric -·- thicknesses • Free arm lor sewing s t - • BYin- in carrying handle 20°/o ON McCALLS & SI....ICITY PAniiiU GOOD SELEcnott OF FA•IC &.PAniiNS · FOI YOUI SPECIAL HALLOWEEN COSTUME . . . 'THE Pomtrit)" 992·1214 '· • ' \ DAILY· SENTINEL ''WE DELIVER". liS West S.Cond St. J •• ONLY S48.75 · FOR 9 -·MONTHS · LAYAWAY FOI CHIISTMAS SAVE DON'T LET YOUR . SON OR DAUGHTER GO BACK TO. SCHOOL . WITHOUT TAKING THE NEWS FROM' HOME WITH 'THEM ' ..,' \ I : ) .' ! ••• I • oi .. r., . \ • .~ ' > . • The Daily Sentinei-Page- 1 1 ~-------------------- . . We· Reserve The·Right To· limit Quantities , . STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat 8 AM-10 ~M Sunday ·10 AM-10 .PM - THURSDAY · . SYR,ACUSE - Meigs ~socla­ tion for Retarded Citizens will meet Thursday; 7 p.m., at Carleton School. . MARIE'M'A - A meeting wUII;Je held Thursday, 7 .p:m., at the Lafayette Hotel, Marietta, for all oil' and gas producers. . PoUtlcs lmd regulatory .reform Wiu be dis· cussed. SponsOred by Southeastern Ohio on and Gas As!iOCiatlon .. -- 298' SECOND ST. · POMEROY, OH. . . . ( ." THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1986 ' .--MIDDLEPORT - StatEd meetIng of MiddleP,Ort Evangeline Chapt~r Order of Eastern Star wiU be belli Thursday. Officers to wear ·street dresses. New officers wlll be elected. All members urged to. attend. RO!lK SPRINGS - Salisbury Township Trustees will Thursday, 7 p.m. ' at !Dwnship'hall on Rock Sprtngs Rd. 5 9 1 Chuck Roast •..••L:.•• · Ground ·ae·ef •••••••• $1 09 --- · Middleport Church olthe Nazarene, 5!ll Beech Si,. will be In revival Tuesday tl))'ough ():!., 5 with services at 7 · p~m~ . htly and Sunday morning · aHO: . • 't • LB. --:- FRIDAY • Trustees will meet Friday, 7 p.m., af -the townShip building in P'ageville. · · ~'GALLIPOLJS-=- Calvary ~­ revival Friday through Sunday Oct. with ~vangellst WUton Beck, gh Point, N.C. Services begin at 30 nightly. Everyone welcome: --- ' GRADE A WHOLE ' • PI'. PLEASANT - Leo!) Alleghl!ny Wesleyan Methodist Church m lh. 2 ten miles north of Point ~leasant, W.Va., wiU be In revival friday through Sunday Oct. 12 with J.re.v. Clarence Gandee. Services ~I begin at 7:30 nightly. Everyone relcome. . - $. ~~4 9' Steak/'Roast •••••••• 1 . .FRESH PORK BUTT ' ~ ·. . ' . LB. . . . HORMEL SLICED ~ ·• RACINE ...: Fellowship Church, ~c'lne, 1s having a ~mn sing Silturday, 7 p.m., with the Victory ~artet and RIH~ell Speno!r singi.(tg. Public welcome. ~ . Pepperon1 ..••.••••••••. ·-- ' . Chicken Livers •• ~~ •• 49( • an ,s·.9< ·~ Chickens·~ .• ~ ••.•.••. ~~ •• k : SATURDAY • PORTI..AND ~ Hazel CommunA.y Church, Rt. 124 between '-ortland and Long Bo~tom, Is ljhving a W-rnn sing Saturday , ten ing starting at 7: 30 p.m. The , group Saved will be featured. 'lveryone welcome. L ••• GrouiU,I Chuck .!{•• $129 CRISPY SERVE . $ 39 Bacon .............~~ ...• 1 grtrn Chapel on Ohio 143 wlll be In !i • • > ~PAGEVILLE- Scipio Township r. $ U~S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS meet Hymn sings r;::::::::::::::::::; ' Poll)eroy-Middleport. OhiO WEDNEmAY . MIDDLEPORT ...: iddleporf · Evlmgelille Chapter Orde of Eastem Star Is having a rummage sale Wednesday tlu'ough !laturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the basement of the masonic temple. Sorority meets, plans · . - ·. happenings weclne~ay, October 1. 1986 . . "' Page-;- . ;.: ~Calendar . 1 , The ·Daily Sen'tinel ' .~.~· Wednesday, October 1. 1~86 i, . < 3.5 OZ. PKG. . '• PORTLAND -Hazel Cor'nmun1~ Church, Portland, is haveing a , hf mn sing Saturday, 7: 30 p.m., -wjth singing by ti"e group Saved. EJyeryone welcome. . ,, •i.HARRISONVIILE - A smorwill be held at the Scipio Fire House In Harrlsonvllle Satur· day from 4 to 7 p.m. :fhe charge Is $3.75 for adults and $1 .75 for children. The Scipio Thwnship Voluntrer Fire Department Is seonsortng the dinner. g~sbord ( ~ - . RED or GOLD DELICIOUS APPLES •••••••• ;.l:·.B:~.~ ••• 99< . .PORTLAND - A hymn singwUI bQ held at 7: lJ p.m. Saturday at the Hazel Community 0\urch between Port!arld and Long Bottom. Featu red singers . wUI be "Saved". . VALLEY .BEL~ · SUND~ 2°/o Milk ........~L .. $149 SHADE - A hymn sing will be held , at lhe United Methodist Church Sunday, Oct. 5, at1:30 'p.m. Victor Quartet will be the reatured singers. The public Is Invited. PARKAY Margarine •••••••••• 2/$1 HEMLOCK GROVE - Homecoming will be observed at the Hemlock Grove Christian Church Sunday wlth morning worship at 9:30 a.m. followed by a basket dinner at , 12:30 · p.m . . Featured during · the afterroon program which starts a t 1:30 p.m. w!U be gospel singer, Jonnle Belinda. .· • LB. · r- • '. DAIRY LANE . . ~ .••. , $1 09 Ice Cream ..........., EAST MEIGS - South Bethel New Testament Church will rold Its an nual hclmecomlng Sunday. Dinner will be held at 12 noon.with an afternoon service from i tO 3 p.m. Presenting "music will be "Saved" and Sabrina ColelTlflll. . ARMOUR TREET Lunch Meat •••• ~2.~; Hymn sing . RACINE - A hym n slngwill be held S~turday, .. 7 p.m.,, at. lhe Fellowship Church in Racin~. Singing will be the VIctory Quartet, 311d Russ~U Spen<Er. Pastor Charles Bush Invites the public. ••• RHODEf FROZEN 99 ( White Bread ••!!!'••• $149 YOU STlU. HAVE TIME TO REGISTER YOUR. GROUP FOROUR I % CHARITY REBATE PROGRAM .. . ....... . .·····couRfi······· • FLAVORITE CRISCO TIDE SUGAR SHORTENING DETERGENT , •• • • • • Chicken-noodle dinner ~IDDLE PORT - The United Pentecostal Church of Middleport will be serving ~lcken roodle dinners Friday, from 11 a.r:n. to 2 p.m. Customers may request deUv· ery or eat at the church .-,Dinners, at '$3.50 each, will consist of chicken· . . noodles, green beans, cole slaw, ' rolls and a choice ct, peach, apple, pumpkin · or cherry ,pies. Call 992-3824 tn place orders . •• • ' :A~·- $139 . 3Ll • : : 0 Umit '4 Per Customor : Good Only At Powell's s,.ormarbt o o OHor bpir11 October 4, 1916 , S • 0 $209· Umit I Ptr (ysto'1'tr Good Only At Powell's s,.ermarht Offer lxpim October 4, 19~6 S · 147o~$4 ~9 limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powoll's s,.ormarlut " . Offer b~iros October 4, '1916, s- ·~·~•4••············· . • .' I . .. ,, '• �\ '· \ Page-1.2- '· The ·Daily Sentinel ·People in the RACI· f' Nr- HARVEST MOON with teenager "They Hispanics accepted measanda generously ilj; FALL FESTIVAL shared theirculture,lheiraffection and their friendship," he said. "Those daxs are among the happiest and craziest of my ure." The Spanish record mmes out Oct. 6and Roth dediCated it to those long- ago co-workers- "wherever . the ex-lead singe 1• of Van Halen. . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 Public Notice Earnings ...-, ... You get rea ely 1986. lssu e. Total Receipts · J .. .. . 1.242 . 004 (0 perot~ng DISBURSEMENTS: A. No os lssures Published and B. Annual S Jbscription Price · $65 00 H,ome .Deliv· ered ' 4 Location of Known Office VENTED & UNVENTED AMually: 255 .Pomeroy, Ohio, Meigs County PICKENS HARDWARE 5 location of the Headquar1ers or. General Business Officot of the PubhsheiS: 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, Meigs County 45769. 6 Publisher: Robert L Wingett, Syracuse, Ohio 45779 Managing Editor: Robert Hoe-ftidl, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769.~ Valley Publish1ng .~ . 1 ,, ' ,,'.f' - Greenville, S. C, Woket' E. 8orttett. Cincinnot1, Oh.; Cado &Co .. New York. N. Y.; hyte. S C.; Jamos A. Jolley, Greenville, S C.; Robert A. Jolley, Jr, Greenville, S. C.; Dorothy P. Ramsaur 1St A. F. Burgess, Trustoeo Und"' Will of A. C. Peace, Greenville. S. C.: Gene· vilwe Leake Salcas, Greenville, S. C.: Wilson C. Weam, Greenville, S. C.; Phillip J Don.,ue, New York. N Y. s. Parties hokting notes n excess of 1 percent of tOtal ndebtednass: The Chase Manhanen Bank.:-New York. N. V.; Bank"' Trust of New York. New York. N. Y. Average No . Copies Each Issue During Preceding 12 Months : 10. Extent and natu re of Circulation. A Total No. Copies Printed . 5.809. B. Paid Crrculat10n. 1. Solos throudl Dealers and Carriers, Stroot Vendors and Counter Sales: 4,882 . B Mail Subscflpttons : 563. C. Total Paid Ctrculeuon : 5.445 Other Free Cop1es: 85 E Total Distrtbutlon : 5.530. . F. Copies ' Not DIStributed : 1 Office Use left Over, Unaccounted, Spoiled Aher Prtnting · 83. 2. Returns from News Agents: 196 .. G. Total. 5,809 . Actual No . Copies of S in ~l e Issue Published Nearest to Ftling Date· 10. Extent and Nature of C~rculat•on ·A . Total No. Printed. 5.750. Cop1es B. Paid Circulation 1 Sales Through Dealers and Carriers, Street V endors and Counter Sales · 4 . 746 2. Mail Subscriptions . 534. C. Total Paid C~tculation : 5,280. 0 Free Distribution By Mail Carrier or Other Mean s, Samples, Complimentary and 01her Free C o pies : 85. E. Total Distribution . 5,365. . F. Copies Not Distributed · 1. Office Use left Over. Unaccounted , Spoiled Aher Prin1ing : 18 5 . · 2. Returns from News Agents. )lOO . " G. Total. 6.750. ' I Certify that the state· menta made by me above are correct and comp lete, Robert Wingen , Publisher 11 OJ 1 In . .. . .. ........ .. 4, 511 Operatmg Transfers BOut ..... ...... ........ (5,841) Rocpts · . ..... (4.535) Total Other Fin . Sources Rcpts / Sources Over / (Under) Dlsburs,ements and Other Uses /Net .... ............ (44,3B1) RUTLAND Beginning Fund Cash Balene&...... . ... 263.9B6 Ending Fund Cash DEPARTM ENT STORE Phone 742-2100 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAl.. OCT . 4. 1986 TURKEY BREAST.......~ ......~~.. S3.39 • SUPERIORS or SMITHFIELD s2.39 lB. SHREDDED BOILED HAM ........ ~ ........ n~.. Si.19 1 LB. KAHN'S VACUUM PACKED WIENERS ••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••• S1.89 HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ..............,u ...IA..... 99c I 10 LB. IDAHO BAKING POTATOES.. ........ Ml\. SL93 ·40 CT. MARSH RED tRAPEFRUIT ............ 2/ 79' LONGHORN CHEESE ................ .Le..$1. 97 1 LB. SHEDOS SPREAD MARGARINE WIM1W.2/99' KRAFT 1~01. 16 StiCE PROCESSED PIMENTO CHEESE ..... 51.89 D. Free Distribution by Mail Carrier or Other Means, Samples, Complimentary, and Other Financing, Sources (Uses) Contributions & Do nations .. . . . ........ 948 Operatmg Transfers . l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ E~ecess Marian L. Harris, Greenwood, 8 OZ. BIRDSEYE ..../ COOL WHIP ................... AQI ••••99( B OZ. BANQUET POT PIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;~9i ••• S9< 16 OZ. T·SEAS · PERCH FILLET ..................I!ILQ.$2 .49 1 0112 OZ. HILTON . OYSTER STEW••••••••••••••tmj~sl.79 46 OZ. SHUR FINE TOMATO JUICE ...............~~ $1.09 · 16 OZ. OREGON WHOLE PURPLE PLUMS ...............~~•••••• 9( 141!, OZ. SWEET SUE (Oper.J ............ 85,397 Exc . Rcpts . Over fUn · . BEEF BROTH .............. .'•• l.u~.. .89~ . 16 OZ.' PRICE SAVER . EGG NOODLES ••••••••••••••• J.~tQ.... 69( 24 OZ. WELCHES . • . . ~ $.1.1 9 GRAPE JUICE ••••••••••••••••• 8alonco ..... ...... 219,604 EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS Revenue Rece1pts Elltracurricular Activ- 1ties ............... 12 ,629 HU·nr•l (Op'ora,tingll' ............. .12,629 Expend1ture Disbursements EKtracurricular Activities ................ 20.877 Total Disbursements ("aerating)........... 20 .877 EKe .•Rcpts. Over (Un· Der) Dlsp .............. (B. 2481 Other Financing Sources (Uses) CARIBBEAN COOLER .......~u $2.89 FENCE COMPANY · PH. 99H931 After 5 Call 742-2027 Public Notice Public Notice Non ·Oper. Rcpts [Disbursements) State Sources ......... 3,584 Fed .. Source ....... .. 37,6B6 Refund of Prior Yra . Expend.·.............. .. .. 1, 21 6 Total Other Fin . Sources (Uses) ,.... .. ......... ... 42,486 Exc . ,R cpts / Spurces Qver / Under Oisburse m~nts and Other Usas / Net .................7,988 Begginning Fund Commuri1ty . Services .. ... .. ....... ... ... 11 0 Extracurricular ~c- " · l ivities , ....... ......... 63,369 & Wages ...... . .... 30,745 Employees Retire. ices ........... .. ... . (Un· der) Disb........... (82.81 51 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (Usos) CQntributidns . 160 I. Do- "Free Estimates" Installation Available 4/ /tln Federal Source ... ...... .... .... 37,6B5 ~r:~~~~~~ .~.~~.~~~~.~~... s. 38~ Roger Hysell Garag·e· OPerating Transfers~ (Out) .................... t6.3B3J Refund of Prior Vrs. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alte Transtnission I. Rcpts ..... ............ !4.692) Total Othar Fin. Sources !Uses) .. .. .... ......... 40,193 Exc. Rcpta / Sources Ever lUnder) Disburse· ma:nts and Other · Uies/ Not ...... .. .. .(42,822) ' Beginning Fund Cash Sol ... .......... 301,633 Ending Fund Cosh Balance .. .. .......... 258,9_08 Cash in Banks (net) ........ ........... 248.9~ Investments ...... .. ... 10.000 Total Fund ' 8olanco ............ .25B,90 SUMMARY INDEBTEDNESS 80NDS PH. 99~682 or '92-tUl 6-17 -Uc Real Estate General Veterans Memortal Hospital and f01 thecoosol1ng words of Rev. Steve Deaver and Rev. Earl ' Shule1 We appreciate deeply our HiiHop neigftbors in Racme and the staff of the Ewing AI Funeral Home. I of you 11ghtened our burden. Thank you so Vf1Y much. The entire Family of Contributions. ·&~~=~~===::"_o_va_I_D_i_d_d_le..l Donations ·~ .... 735 ONLY Period ..... ....... 130,000 6·30·86 ........ .....130.000 MEMORANDA DATA 608 E . Ma i n Number of Non- Cart . Number of Cert. Employees . .............. 61 I certify the following re~ port to be correct and true. to the best of my knowl- Eloise Boston. Treaa. of the Board of Education RACINE - ApproXImately 4 acres ol vacant ground tn the country. $1,500 00 · NEW USTfNG- RACINEClose Jp everythmg Cute 3 bed room home on a level lot. Carport, separate ut1111y room, carpeltng· slorage OUildin& ,$19,000 00. . NEW LISTI,NG - POM· · ,..... ' ERov...:. ' !live' View~ ·cute · home that looks good. front sittm gporch , 3 or more oed · rooms, neal k1lchen & large li vlflg room. Owners Will sa crifice at $19.900.00 . NEW LISTING - MIDDLEPORT - Stately home on a goOd street, large lot & many leatu1es Great location , g~eat style, g~eat des1gn Must be · seen. $42.500 ~- - USES FQR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAfM'IERED LAMP SHADES. CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. CHESTER - S1t on yoo~ screened . po1ch and ·v~ew a 3 61 acre lot. dotted with abundant shade trees or relax in th1s 3 bedroom, 1 jloo1 plan home w1th 1~ bath s, all appl1· ances 1ncluded , washer & diye1 Also a pond. storage building-cellar. woodburner. ,$34.00000 3 Announcements 8 ., ATTENTIO All OIL AND. · GAS .. ·· PRODUCERS IMPORTANT MEETING TO DISCUSS POLITICS AND REGULATORY' REFORM "Where Do We Go ~ From Here" 7:00 P.M. THURSDAY I OCT. 2 LAFAYETTE HOTEL MARlEnA SPONSORED. BY SOOGA Real Estate General parmastone home, three bedrooms, I' ng room, bath, kitchen and din in. comb~ ble car ·gar· age with room for storage·. Sits on one acre . Pri· vate setting. · HOBSTEITER REALTY - O,all (614) 742-3092 ' Public Sale & Auction PUBLIC AUCTION GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc. TUPPERS PLAINS, 011. ' 1'0' 2" AU ALUMINUM BLACK· MESH SEA BREEZE SATILLITE SYSTEMS. Full R•mote. Installed ........ s1,650 SAME SYSTEM AS ABOVE WRHOUT REMOTE S1,250 DESCRAMBLERS Wllll SYSTEM PIIRCHASl - $365 DE5CRAMBl£R ALONE 5385 • THERE ARE Srltl APPROX. 100 UNSCIAMREO (WANNEli CHARLES WEBER NORMAN WEBER 667·6235 667 ·3074 -· · Gallipolis ·-··· ..... · Pom-erov.. ·........ N.E.C.A. CONtRACTOR & Vicinity Ch'eshire Old At 7 O t:t 3 td & 4th. Clothes, books . m1sc . Lot s of •terns •Residential •Com""ercial • .Industrial '86 FOLLOWING ARE RE· POSSESSED PROPERTIES THAT THE OWNERS WANT AN OFFER ON. CALL FOR SHOWING. AT POMEROY HEALTH CARE CENTER ON ROCK SPRINGS RD. (Old Rt. 33) ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION Numerous new auction items have been donated by area merchants lor this sale. There will also be some used merchandise. All proceeds of this sale will go to the Arthritis Foundation . AUCTIONEER-JIM CARNAHAM TERIIS- CASH FOOD AVAILABLE "Not Responsible for ACCidents or loss of Property" ALARGE modem home 10 a· good neighoorhood . Up to l1ve bedrooms, located on app 1011mately one acre lol m th e R1ggs Crest Subdiv l· sion App rox 9 yrs old with 2 baths Many other mce FOR :rHE featu ~es HANDYMAN 's' SPECIALIN MIDDLEPORT ~ 1\1 story older home that needs work. N1ce level lot. 3-4 bed moms. two Cal ga~age · PtJSLIC AUCTION POMEROY- Older l'h story lraml home on ~ large lot House needs 1epatred 3 oedroorns. ba th. kitchen . - SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1986 10:0 A:M. This is the personal property of the late Hollis Grate. Located 2Yz miles -from Salem Center store and approx. 16 miles from St. Rt. 7 bwass of PomeroyMiddleport on St. Rt. 124. Mrs. Hollis Grate is moving back to Kentuckv, so will sell the following . 1 TRACTORS" " lnternationa1464 w/ P.S. Iive power, power Ill just wheels. dtesel , 3 pt. hitch . Good condition. Farmall Super C. good condition.. ' - "EQUIPMENT" _ 420 I.H. baler, 32 ft . elevator w/gasoline en~ne, 7 ft. pull' disc, 5 It I.H. brush cutter, plows for Super C,I .H. 100 manure spreader, 3 pt. blade, I.H. 27V mowt~r w/hitch for Super C, Oliver pin drills. spike and Iill poles. trailer, hay wagon, hay rake, single shovel plow, misc. parts fo 25 and 'liV mow· . ers, I.H. weather .front, and.Model.#85 Cadet riding mower. 1'MISC." ' v, HP m co~ressor, log chains . grease and oil. bench vlces and grinder, screw lacks, wood crates, pickup truck racks, cut~ff saw mandre, tile blotks, step ladder, wheelbarrow, misc . hind tools. misc . Jot hay, and all kinds of farmers tools. "HOUSEHOLD" GE refr~gerator, Gibson 20.8 chest type tte•p freezer (approx. 2yr. old), rocker/reclinM, platform and swivel rock· ers, desk, stands, lawn furniture, Eureka uprigftt sweeper, misc. fruit jars, step stool, ~binet. and other misc. 'ANTIQUE OR .COLLECTOR ITEMS" Oak stand: dinner bell from Holliday home, draw knives, wicker clothes basket, s~les, milk can and 1111 crates. MIDOLEPORT - Fan tastic home with a g1gant1c fam1ly room w1lh a beautiful lireplace, Ja~ge hv10g 10om. 3 oedrooms. 21'1 batl!§.lull Oa · semen!, ~ acre of gmu nd 'POMEROY - Beaut1ful view ol the Ohm R1ve1, 2 slory home w1th 3 bedrooms. luI basement. I \1 . baths. 2 ca1 garage. Att1c area and la r~e front s1Hmg p01Ch · MIDDLEPORT - Beaut1tu l olde1 colonial with all modern featu1es. Incl uding in· grou nd pool, fi1eplace. cenlral "'· lormal d1n10g roo m, 2 balhs, family 1oom ando more MIDDLEPORT - 2 fam ily un it ~ental. 2 story, large lol Good rental u01t Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 J11n.Trus~ell .. ... 949-2660 Doltte Tufner ..... 992·5692 Office ................ 992-2259 OWNER: MRS. HOLLIS GRATE ·£i·m U3 Eats · ' Posilive I.D. DAN SMITH: AUCnONEER . (61~) 992-7301 or (614) 949-2033 "No) responsible for accidents or loss of "'"'"•rt·v" ~~· N ltAllOI . r Middleport & Vicinity Large yard 11 ale at M arv layn e's, CheshtJe, OH Oct. 1.2.3. &4 . c"enten ery townhouse Oct 2 & 3. Clocks. l amps, pfalugraH ICUI OUT FOR fUTURE USEJ RAYMOND E. PROFFin (MAC) ~ ~REE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS. Cl Computerized Hearing Air Selection Swim Molds - lnterpreling SetVices KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE z - RACINE, OHIO Office a: L5 LISA M. 985-)561 All Mahs J: licensed . 'f. z KOCH, M.S. Clinica~-A\tdiologist 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 PARTS and SERVICE ..----"'----"'1 lt-------------....;:__ _ _ _ _...__""1 II PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Doy or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16 -'86 tfn Howard L. Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2168 SATELLITE IS STILL·THE WAY TO GO Over! 00 unscrambled ·channels. NOW A 'COMPLETE 10FT. SYSTEM FOR $2Q SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULBERIY AVE. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 Bob Barta.,, Owner 9;127/86/1 mo. Real Estate General 992-6173 9-B-86·1 mo . GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR ' PAT Hill FORD 992 ·2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tfc Middleport, Ohio COMMERCIAL ·• RESIDENTIAL -FREE ESTIMATES- "VINYl SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION PHONE (6141 992-5009 SPECIA.l/ZING IN WINDOW I. DOOR REPlACEMENT J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation se;vice Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 REASONABLE - REliABLE 8-20-'86 tfn SELliNG' PROBLEM? CALl 992· 3325 · Housing f-l eadq ua rters 'New Homes Built ' "Free Estimates" EUGENE LONG . 'i?H. 941)-280 1 or 949·2B60 SUPERIOR SIDING1 CO. No Sunday Calls ' VINYl &lWMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roof~ng of all Types 3/ 11/lfn DE-NNY CONGO Will HAUt -JUST CALl! . ' 992-3410 LIMESTONE GR.AVH - SAND TOP SOil Fill 01 20 years " Fre1 · Estimates! ' 11 - 15 86 · 54 Misc. Merchandise PLUMBING .& HEAliNG Ntw loco lion: 168 North Second Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE • We C a ny Fish•ng Supplies Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here BUSINESS PitON! 16141 992-6150 mtDENCI PHONE (6141 992·77S4 ln8 ' 11n BLACK WALNUTS ·saoo· . Star t .•ng , nee..... Per Hundred Pounds After Hulling on Hammons Huller SEPT. 29-NOV. 8 Just Bring your Black Walnuts still in the hull to . NEWELL'S SUNOCQ ' I .., Mon.·Sal. 8 aM·5 P"' 9B5-3350' Real Estate General Unimprov~d Land For Sale 110 acres on Rainbow Ridge in; Chester Township. 9-22-86-1' mo . '. iAl~ lfl 'DIE AMJ. 3 Announcements SWEEPER and SMN1ng machine suppli~n . P1ck up and dehvery, 0 av11 Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georgos Creek Fld Call 614 446-0294 rup air, parts . and Noah ' s Ar k An1ma l Park . School s, churches. CO"ff any pi cnl$ll. b1rthday parties and family r eunions Call 614-38,4· 2108 or 1·800·282 ·2167 · 4 k1nen s, appro x 3 wks . old . Caii614-446 -0815 . " Grey kitten with stnpes, about B weeka old. litter 1r a1rH1d. Call 614-446·9636 5 year old Germ an Shepherd dog to g1va away Good watch dog Cal1614-247 -2022 Gerbils . phone 304· nJ-5604 6 Lost and Found . LOST -Female dog. blonde. 35 lb .. med1umhei ght. Betw een Rio Grande & Vmton Call 614 245 -5043 . LOST tn Ty eoo.!!_ Lake area, male English bulldo g /lucky dog c'ommerc:ial type dogl light brown & white . old , c annot see or hoar ,good. Fam•IY pet Call 614 -246· 5497 or 6 14 ·245- 623t LOST S 100 cash reward for retum · •nform Dt to n leading 10 the wherB about• of a male bll(;k 1. ab. losl•n 0 .J White Rd. are a Cell 614-446 -0370 . 1710 BOGGS WANTED TO BUY u•ed wood & eo al heeters . SWAIN ' S FURN I· TURE . 3rd . & Ol ive St. Galllpo . lis. Call614· 446· 3159. SALES & SERVICE : U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authoriied John Deere; Now HoiiGntl, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Oeoltr lost- collie. tan black and white pup Greer Road area Wearing black c'o llar. 304- 675· 1320 Of 876· 64 19 9 1-3-'86 He •Cleaning Inspection ~ • •Flue Caps Installed •Chimney Rebuilding , "TOTAl. FIREP LACE AND 1-\ I CHIMN[Y WORK" INDUSTRIAL ..SfA..LESS STEEL L..ERS ·...-;;\./ 'l .. ..SUtANCE WOII f()H, HII I ',flr.1f,ll, I 1\, I g.,.t mo.. ll•lY 1\1( ~II 446-2062 ',[ 1 "11, , I II II ' Yard Sale Oct 1. 2. 3 TaK as Rd 8th house left after Evans Packing W1nter -summer dO · thing, H altowaen costumes 123 4th Ave. Oct 1, 2 , 3 10 to 5. Clothes. babvs clothes. other th1ngs tf Gar a9a Sales 6 mtlas down Rt. 7, Wed . ht tflru Sat. 4t fl . Dtsh wa1her & mtsc Gree~ Ten ace Mobile Home Park. Community V ard Sale Rt 141 Centenary . Oct 1. 2. 3. .Vard Sale Wed .. Thurs . F,ri Sat at 30 & 32 Ch1lhcothe Rd . Quilt s, pillows, clothes. baby mattress. crafts. · 2nd, 3rd 9 ·30 -6:00 Oct. 8to 12 Ant~quewallmirror wtth !!helves. trunk ~ wood kltch en t able, c ann ing jars 8o led s. yard goods. qu11t pieces. elec. range. motorcycle p artJ, 75 Chevy van Nonhup Patriot • J[, I ' ' I t H YardSale0ct. 1 & 2 810 S 1'11 mile down At . 7 . Toys, clothu. furniture, etc Yard Sale Baby clothes, odd & ends 128 State St . Th urs & Fri, 8-? GarageSaleSat Oct 4thf rom 9· 4. Buck Flidge Rd. brick house bes ide Scenic H1lls Nursing Home EKerctse bf!f'IM , d o th1n g and misc. If rain unceled Yard Sale 5 F amlly Wed . thru Sat. Oct. 1, 2, 3, St 4. Clipper Mill on Rt 7. 1st house below church on r ~ hl l ot s of everythmg Y a'rd S ala A few an11ques . uwing machine, Avon bot11e a. scanner. menswomens&ch tld· ren clothing. Old 160 & Buckridge Rd . Thurs . St Fri., 9· 5. ' Fri. & Sat. 9-5. 307 Debby · · Driv e. YardS ale 3rd & 4th Oct across from Foodland on Fourtt. Ave From 9· 6PM Wanted To Buy We pay c111h fo r late model clean uaed cars J•m Mink Chev .-Oidsln e Bill Gene Joflnson 61 4·446 ·3672 2282 larg e Famil y Yard Sate Georgn Cre r,lll Rd . v. mtl aoff of Bulaville. Fri. & Sat. . 9 10 4. 2 Family YardS ale Qet 2, 3, 4. Bam to &pm. 86 Grape St. Ans. Cr aft• & Supplies Mise Thurs . Fri.. Sat. Upper Ri ver Ad near otd Green G able • Y a.rd Sale Fri .. S ot. F1 ease hhctt , h1tchn. 14 " t ires , b eby ck)thes, c:lot hlng M ise Rt 6 beside Cl ay school. 0 Buying daily gold. sliver coins , rings. j~elry , sterltng ware, old eoms, I arge curreney. Top prl· ces Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave. Middleport, Oh . 614· 992 · 3~76 Employ men I Services Farm E•11lpment Parts & Service FIREPLACES & WOODSTOVES I /"f '."-.\ e 8 F am1ly 't &rd Sale 21 Th1rd Ave. Add.ition at mdse. 2 good elec stoves. Thurs .. Fri & Sat YardS ale 638 & 640 2nd. Ave ., Thurs , Fr t & Sat Giveaway 4 TOP CASH p atd for '83 model and neoNar u1ed cars Smith Buick -Ponti 11c. 191 1 Eutem Ave ., G allipoli~ . C aU 614 -446 - C!tlfimnry C!tarr ··-- 86 M. H. Repair Yard Sale 510 2nd AVe Wed & Thurs R ac1ne Gun Shoo t sponsored by 3 F amity Y ard Sale B abv R ac•ne Gun Club, Every Sun ch lltlrenl & adult clotfles, miS e day, beginning at 1 00 p.m. itmes. Mon -Fri. And y Dodrill F ac fory Ch o ke, l2 gu age ...~oad . Rt. 160, Vinton . shotguns E?tpanenoad Media S llle1 Reps Need . Base plus c:ommiulon. Call 304-757-7881 Monday thru Fr~d •V· 10 to 4. Make Chrl1tm M money, sell Avon . ~ •k o; 45 tP ercont. Call . ____,._ 814-446·33 68 .• _;__...:_ _;, Alrllne Jobs t16 . 747 to t59,865 yur now h.irlng, Ctll }ob Ina 1-518- 469-3535 ext A- 1980 for Info 24 hrs. HELP WANTED - Sldlnq oppllcatort who have out of town wortc experience with profe•· 11on al Honw lmprovament comp.,tea Call 814·992· 3283. ev!ninp. S-9 So'meone to drive· kidney dltlytil pltlent to Huntington OCCI· lion•lly, for more information con 304·675· 309e . 3 F emily Thurtd ay 8·4, Bob McCormick Rd Mens & I ad1es clothes S.M .l & XL . elmo mis e Items. V ard S "Ia Perry Township Townhou1e 5 mi S of Rio Grenda on R1. 325 on Oct 4 . Nice elothinv and mi•c:: item1. 11 Help Wanted _ Garage S ale Thurs only 1069 Second Ave .. 8:00· 6:00. R atn or sh1na 4 F amity Sale Clothing. tum iture , curtams , bedspreads , toys, ate 2 m 11es from Rt JS on Bidwell -Rodney Rd Watch tor s~gns . Oc:t. 1, 2. 3 . 10 -4. - 1 Yard Sale 2, 3, 4 Tables ~IDtheil and kmck knacks , FairVIew Evergreen Rd 67 Garf1eld Beh ind 55 . Oct. 2 , 3 R 11ind 11te 6. 7 Sm aU refnger · ator. bra akf ast set. • WE ARE YOUR SALE5 AND SERVICE HEADQUARHRS FOR •ZENITH · •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY-. •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELUTE SAlES & SERVICE · We Hm - Fall Tltr Sho~ Tee.nlelan u Dut1 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER--985·3307 4/ 1/tln liCENSED-INsuRED-CE RTIFIED . Stock Mo6ile Home Parts Yard Sale Thurs and fr1 , 815 30th Street. Everything under 53 00 hpurien oed Media S ale1 Rep,, needed Base plus commiasion. Call 304- 757-7881 , M on -Fri., PH . 949-2210 We 1 Card of Thanks LOST large pony black & wfl1te, lowerRt 1 . RaeeoonRd. Call 614 446· 3460 Of 614 ·446 · Honie Nation~l Bank ' .. RACINE. OHIO BasemantSaleOct 2&3 , 10til 5, 212 Jackson PikB. Adults clothtng. some toys, many other thmgs Road , mailbo~~;112 Worked in home area Chester, Ohio · BISSELL SIDING CO.: • CAL COLLECT: Ph ..(614) 843-5425 A11 11uun c1: men ts McO aniel Cu st om Butchertn g, 6 days we eh. 304-882 -3224 317 N. 5erond $30,000 $40,000. · BANKS CO'NSTRUCTION CO. NEW LISTING - Lg modem hmre, 39x46 plus 2 pat1os, 2~ Oaths. central •a.r and heat, range. refrigerator, d ~posal , n~ce carpel~ng fam1ly 1m, 3 BR, master has full bath. dbl garage and landscaped lot. NEW LISTING-83 acres. m ~era~, lots of traclor ~nd , 3 BR, Oath. Some bmber In Sutton. Sa~ pr~ e $~ . 000. NEW LISTING-46 ac~e ~ Orapge Du~ well, e~cllic ·and oarn. Hunttng mi nera~ jnd othe1 bidgs Sale p11ce 20 ACRES- Lovely. 14x70 moboo home 3 BR, 117 oaths, range, . relngel8tOI, sundeck, cistern and ,drilled well near Portland. Sale price $27.~0. NEAR MIDDLEPORT-Modest 3 BR, one stOI'/ • home ·ovetlooking Rt. 7. by-pass, leirling C1eek water an~ smaU lot Sale pnce $18,000. IIOBILE HOME-12x~. Natu· raJ gas furnace, ~ahge, refrigerator, .carpeting and lurnkure Sale pr~e $9,800. .- Plumbing and electrical wo•k We can repair and recore radialors and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod oul radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. BUILDING 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-1614)-992-3325 lARGE & NICE: !.! lamtly rm. w1lh woodburn1ng f11ep~ce und. 3 lovely bf;droolffi, 3 baths, one on each f~or. lg: liVIO& Ig. d1n 1ng nice· modern kdchen. garage m tlasemenl and lg. Jot alm~t ~e l Sa~ pnce $501000. RACINE-'-Corner Jol wdh dbl. garage, 6 rm. ho~. full basement, bath, coal furnace and 2 )imches. Near the ban ~ Sale price $24,000. 1QO ACRE5-Minera~ . 2 gasOil wei~. some old bldgs ,lois of young trees, lois of bottom, 2 water taps, near Rockspring.i. Just all lou1 lane 33. Sa~ pr~e - Concrete work SER~CE 2-17 ·86-tln AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT i REPAIRED lmwo od Or. A10 Gran de . Oct 3rd 10 4 Toys, clothing. mfs c items RADIATOR (With Larry's ~arpet Outlet) Two f am•lv v ard s ale. Oct . 2 & CARPENTER SERVICE We Also Update and Service Most Systems LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES Yard Sale Oc1. 3 & 4, Friday & Saturday . Old hand tool s, an ~ tiques, ceram•cs & other Flea Market 1tems 9 til ? 740 Fourth Ave , G a!lipolls YOUNG'S (Free Estimates) . V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 41 5-'86-fc A MONTH SII\181W are 3 9 to 5 N• ce cloth•ng - Men , I ad1es . teens & chi ldren s Lots of good 11ems. Odds & ends. At Centenary , - Addons and remodeling - Roofing and gutter work 8-13 tfn 4·5-llc Emer~en(y "949-25 16 1 mo. - (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Rtfrigerators •Dryers •Freezers 949·2~38 · ' Garag e Sale. Oct 2-3-4 . Four 1 amity Main St. Rutland . 3 family Clothing, houHhold Items, misc. County Road 3, 1 m1lefrom Harrisonville Oetober 1st through 6th Books, cann1ng Jars, Jlome blue) plants, clothes , set Currier and lves pattern dtshes, kttehen ware . other items. Oct. 2. 3, end 4 from 9 am to 5p.m 789 Maple St Middleport R a1n cancels home interior, 1m all eu rt eins , & appli enJcea . T~E , FRIDAY, OCTOB~R 3, 1986 AT 1:30 -P.M. · Cash I POMEROY, 0 . 992-2259 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -IN MIDDLEPORT- N1ce lamily restaurant, all eq Ul· ment & licenses to op erate. BUikling available also ready to opmte Must be sold Owner will negotiate. Call f01 deta1ls Employees .............. 46 EACH Copy Sti'Yi<es, It<. 25 5 Mill St., Middleport 104 Mill berry Av., Pomeroy . 992--3345312/rtn CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "AI Reasonable Pri(es" Balance 25( PWS: Offi<t Su"liK & Furniture, Wedding BISSELL BUILDERS Bal. Beginning of • y,, Ptlwllwg Nudt STAR GAZER SYSTEMS dishes. Refund of Prior Yrs Expand ... .... .. !_.834 SIZE 23X30X007 our famil~ . Ahd, of course, we're grateful to the staff of F01 All Business Forms, notions ... ........... 1,6B3 State Source .......... 3,6B4 ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR ·SALE ·.· <- "· . THE QUAUTY · PRINT SHOP , . and Graoluation Stationery, Magnoti< Signs, Rubber Stamps, EKe. Rcpts. Over Thank you for car'ing! Supplies & · 10-1-Hc Materials .. .......... 41,912 We went to extend our most heartfelt thanks for all .Other Objects .............. 125 of the kindnesses extended T01al Disbursements -lOper.) .... ....... 1.388,348 to Oval Diddle and to us at the 11me of hiS death. We thank all of you lor your 54, Misc. Merchandise trayeiS. ca1ds, flowers. food and your visits Thanks to the . neig1tbo1s mAnttqulty for the -lovely flowets and to members of the Antiqu1ty Church· for your ving watchfulness ewer Oval th h the later years. The women , e Racine Baptist Church have ur deep<!St ' ' thanks fort he dinner served to . 13- OZ. CRYSTAL UGHT ACCENT OPEN MON.·FRI. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. SAT. 10· 2 Purchased Serv- CIDER VINEGAR ......... ~ ••••~~~$2.49 CHEESE PIZZA •••••• ~ ........ A~I S1.29 4 OZ. DAWNS FRESH MUSHROOMS •••:••.lM.... 59< 16 OZ. KRAFT · ·, .. CHEESE .WH.IZ •••••-. •••••••••• ~ $2.29 .-BusiDess Services r Sen ..................... 12.466 edge: LUCKY LEAF 100% PURE 151/• OZ. CHEF-BOY ·AR·DEE '. ' POUND GO(fDS Employees Salar-ies Card of Thanks lll Court St . Pomi!O'f. o•uo 4S76~ HANDMAD£ CRAF.TS der) Disb ........ (34,497.1 Debt Services . .. .. 3.393 derJ Disb ....... .... (40.0701 1 IUsesj ......... '(4,311) 111 Court St.. Pomeroy. Ohio, Mu~imedia · lnc .. 305 S. Moirl St.. P. 0. llo>· 168B, G~llile. S. C; 29602. ..,, . 7. Stockho~s owning 1 perC*\) « mOre Of total shares out.-,ding: Donald J Bar- S~rvlces ...... · 3, 393 Refund of Prior Yrs. MASON, W.VA • . -· ActiVIties............. 32:492 Objects ..... , .. 125 Total Disbursement& Exc . Repts Over (Un· ·:' 45769. ~ Disbursements .... ....... 1• 282 , 074 NICE SELECTION OF. ELECTRIC HEATERS . of Publication. 111 ·court St .. Extr~c~~ncuiar ' Daily Sentinei.,...-Page-13 Pomeroy-Middlep?rt· Ohio Dr Write Oa1lly Senh~tl Clmil~ed Dept SEWING NOTION$ QUILTING SUPPLIES Cosh Balance ...... .13.467 Ending Fund • Cosh Balance ........ 21,466 TOTALS & . FUND BALANCE Ending Fund RECEIPTS: Cosh Balance ...... 17,B49 Tues .................. 326.,594 PROPRIETARY Earnings on• In' TRUST FUNDS vestments .... . ........ 10,182 Operating Receipts Food Services Food Services Sales :............ 46,8BO c~:!:•M~i~;i~i;· .. 46 ·8B0 Extracurricular Activ Ities ............ ....... 35.319 & Fees .... ............ 4,220 Class Matenals Total Rcp fs &Fees ................. ... 7,362 (Operating! ......... 50,900 Misc . Rcpts . ...... ... .... ... 162 · Operat1ng State Disbursements Sources ..·. . .. 854,216 Employees Salaries Federal & "'foges.,............ 30,745 Sources ........ .. ... ... 25.01 9 · E 1 R . Total Aeceipts- (Op· mp ovees et•re Sen .................12.465' Orating) .... ......., 1,305.533 Purchased DISBURSEMENTS: Services ........ .... ... . Instruction ......... 722,207 Supplies & Suppo111ng Materials ............. 41 ,912 Services .. ......... 623,872 . Instructton .. .. ... .. .. 722 , 207 SSUPP«?Ming 523 B72 ervrcas ... ... . . CSomf!'Unlty 110 1 Other ervlces. · ""'"''"' .... . GAS-1 5,000 to 35,000 BTU Do1iy Monday tiiiOUJ!h Fnday. - • .... 2 Data of Filing· October 1. . . pipe and f'lfti'nge, sfOYe on In- · vestments ...... ...... 10,1B2 EKtracurricular Ac:tiv · Hies ................ 2.2.690 Class Materials & Fees .. ............... 3.142 ~i!!:; Rcpts........ ....... 16 2 Sources ............ 854,215 Federal __ Sources ............ 25,019 \Expend1ture . Disbursements No. 145-960. of Ill • 1. Title of Publication: The Daily ' Sentrnel. Pub~cation frequency can h•IB • P' · STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT . AND CIRCULATION 3 We "fOCk for Wint•r." Public Notice Operating Transfers -ln .. .. .... ................ 1.B71 East~~nEL~~~tu~~~~hool ~:;::~dofPriorYrs _ 12 District. Operating Transfers County of Meigs -Out ...... ........... 38'900 S.R. 7, Reedsville, Refund of Prior Yrs. 15421 Oh., 45772 . Acpts ............... ...... .. (671 FOR THE FISCAL YEAR Total Other ENDED Fin. Sources JUNE 30.1986 (Uses) ........... .. .... .. 2.019 . This is on unaudited EKcess Aopts/ Sources · financial statement Over / Underj GOVERNMiiNTAl Di.bursaments FUNDS ·and OtherUies RECEIPTS: Beginning Fund ... (6.2291 Revenue Receipts / Net .. .............. Taxes .................. 326.594 Cash 8alance ....... 24,0B.O . ' PHONE 992-2156 EASTERN HI~L FABRIC SHOP S miles north of.Chester, Ohio Brown then turned aro~nd, pulled down his orange Jail- Issued trousers an~ IJ>nt. over . .~e tpld Bia!ore. "See you m hell, as he JllUed his pants up, a bailiff said. On Monday, Brown was orde~Ed by Munlc;ipa) Judge Nathan "1lhara .to serve six months. in the county jail for his qctlons befo~ Bla!ore. H'is cbllrtty'jall t'erm-wlll be served when he gets out of state pr~on , officials said. Public No.tice . • . .J ~Y one thing, your fioror?" ' 'You may," the judge r~!led . COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE 80ARO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~ mando center · Not only- did Edward fail lo qua lify for the umt's boxing team. he 'also "took a nght dnJbblitg," according to a sergeant who witnessed the bout. Edward did When - Brown was sentenced . Friday by Biafore to two years in state pr~on for burgh:fey and proba tion violation, he aski'd, "May 1 9:45 ~,,,,,,,,Flag Raising LIVE MUSIC JO:OO AM ........ ,,,,,,,,Parade Bend River Band will 2:00 PM ....... Mini Tractor P~ls be playing all afternoon. S:30 PM ·,,,,,,,,,Shady R'IVIr Shufslers 19 WhHI racing. sa<k ra<e~ 7·00 PM t-·are Dancing '"'""""" to\lflllllilllf. Haunt· • .......... oAf" ' tdlloaiuandmanvconstnion 8:00 PM ,,, Milnight Rock way dands of all sorts. Drawings I •. R d throu!#lout the afttrnoon. p 0y1ng eCOr S Dart G'""11; StrHt Binga. Art< 8:30 PM-10:30 PM AftiX Band mdCrafts. :Js%'fi~-..~~~~:~u·; ~~\~t~ SAN JOSE, Calif. (UP!) - A butglar will be spending an addltlona,V§ix months behind bars for dropping his pants In court. David Brown, 20, pleaded guilty Monday to contempt of court and Indecent ex!XJsure alter "mooning" Supertor Court _ Judge • Joseph Blafore. · "' ' Wednesday; 'October 1 ~ 1986 Wednesday, Octoller 1. 1986 news.;.,;_-.;...___;___...--~ Six monthslor panrs drop s;ANTEME, [)AVE: David Let) lmp~ss his mat'es with his deter:ml- Cambridge earlier. thls year und Roth, ha'rking back -to his days as a nation. however. ·'We don't think started· his commando training stable hand in Southern California, )lts career prospects are In the Sept. 10. He will spend one Year has made. a Spanish version of his boxing ring but he's certainly got learning the dulles of a marine double· platinum a)bum "Eat 'Em the g rit of a commanding officer," commando officer and then probaanrl Smile." the sergeant sa id ' . ·bly go on to l~ad ' a rifle company. ln'a not(' to the Spanish-language t-_:E~-d~w:::::a~r:!!d:...·_;2~2::_.~~~~-~from~~.:._---'--...:_'T'_ _...,.._, · medw, : Roth said he Jearnect Spanish while working ' m a stable p~pares for a con_}ert tour lhrough North and South America . Japan, !justral ia a~reat Britai n. Dy N""E: Don'l BLUE B ...,..., look lor Prince Edward tobetaking on Marvelous Marvin Hagler any tirrie soon. Queen Eitli.belh's I ed blood during a ooxing of his y0ungestson sufmatch er aas partynosc Royal Marine training at a com· . . . . ., ·Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio "-... ard Sale out Bulavllle Rd in Plants Subdlvlak>n Main St. Mist Am~,~~~ a dishes. depression gl all1930 end mise items . Oc:t. 3, 4 , 5. 10-6PM 3 family Oct. 2.3.4 626 Front St Middleport. Guns. lawn mower baby clothes . adult and kids Furniture, d1shes . Barn sale Oct 1,2, 3 ott 124 between Long Sonom. Portland, Junk1ns Walls Run , Smith Ridge. Edgar Brewer resiCtence. w atc:h for signs. Antique wood beds. qu ilts. collectors ttems , numerous kinds clothes , shoes, ahw whatnots, booka, dishet, Silverware Ratn or sh1t1e Oct 3-4 1 0 .00 to 4:00. H arn· sonv1llrt St Rt &84 6th houaeon left Household items. toolt. old crates. some co litet1bles. lots of 1other thtngs Ram c an eels. ' 4 fam1ly y ants ale Bumper Pool table, furniture, sc: anner, r ad •' detect or. eiBctric B.Q grill. P.U.' snow t~r e. elothtng, and lots more. Skate A -Way,' ChestM, 9 · 5 Thur and fri . Oct. 2&.3 1 mile north of F1ve Points on St. Rt 7 . lots and lo1S of chlldrens wmrer clothtng Also lots of adult clotfling. plu•misc . items Great buys Oct 1,2, 3 only. 9 00 -5 00 large vard sale: Shop and hand tools , baby nems, eanningjtrs, clothing , toys, and flousew area. Wed Thur Fri. Oc:t. · 1, 2, 3 .. 10 00 till 6 00 pm 107 Pleasant Ridge Pomeroy, Ohio. Garage Sale Spencer. Tupper Pl ains, Oct . 2; 3 & 4th. 9 til4. Wsrds "d tng mower. sikh pro· lector screen . glassware. new qutlted bedspreads, 2 'lm....lt.'l:. lour comtorts Je an. & etC . Blodl Sal e Sat. , Clorhing· baby , .,aternity, et c. Baby items . backpack, walkeJ,bathtub, more Wetght bend:!. sl antbo ard, wetghtt, electric 3 wheeler, toys . Taka 124 to Port I and Oh10 Corp sign to right. 1st house on nght 614· 843· 5387 0 I<:: 4 f amtly. Oct 3rd .,H 4th 10 00· 5 00 208 S. Second Ave . Middleport Men s, womens , childrens clothing , winter co ats curt ems , 2 bicycles, old perfume.bonles, dtshes, tewelry. lowest Prices. 3 family yard sale: Sat Oct 4, 9 a.m. Numero us baby items 484 M am St M iddleport, Oh io · Oct 4 8 asem., t Nil of mise used too ls Stihl chain uw, c~r cular saws. radial arm sew , tap and die set, metal thelves. mi 5c butld1ng m 11ter1afs and el ectr~c al supplies. E htetric: meat slice r Plu1usualy ard 1 ale Item s, 35,000 BTU warm Morning Hea ter. ,133 Butternut. Pomeroy Oc:t. 2 ancl 3. 9 :00 Mn .. 4·oo p m 117 Union Ave Pomeroy, Ohio Cloth ing and household ltBms. Oct. 4 and 5. Rutland. firat house on nght. Happy HoKow off New L1ma Rd . Niclnsky residence . Oct. 2,3, 4 John 0 amewoods on cou nty Rd. 28 above E utem High School. Turn. Memorial Gardens on1o Co. Rd. 32 . 4 1,1 miles on left J ohnson! Oct 1, 2,3. 9 -?. Fill cleaning s ala Thur and Fri St Rt 7 one mile above F1ve Points. by Meig 1 Memory Garden a. Starts at 9 ·00 a.m Yard sale. 2.3. 4. On 664 between Cheshire and Poner Bedding. cunain1. store equip. ~:;:!i. ~~~~i~~~~~ nice ck>thes, ..... "Pt ·rsle-as·liiif"" & Vicinity " " " " " " " "" " " " " " ." ... A mov1ng sale. evervthing ' you c: an th1nk ot. St aning Mon, Sept 22 eontinuou s until ell it eml! so ld. Campbells, J encho Ro ad , 3 blocks from G1no's 1 W at~h for s1gns. Yard S ale, Wfld thn.J Sat, fu m ace to r mobile ho me. e~~;e co nd , ba by bed , m1sc clothes, Rt 2 North Rollinstown. to .oo. 4:00 l a1ge Y-ard S alu, Children s clothes , tu miture, proceed• 10 Commumty Service . 2022 Jeff erson Bl vd. Pl. Pie aunt. Beside Medi·Center Wed .. Thurt .. Frt. 8 30 -3 30 . Porch Sale l eon 8 aden Rd. Antiques. Starts Sept 30 thN Oct 4 anti~ ' Michta an Sale 50 Neil. Microwave. cloth ... christm 81 item s, ))JbV fum ., weldeater. saw . j.welry , ~btddlnfl draP•· Gig ard §ale, Oct. 2. 3.4, Former Powell' s 8 arber Shop. G allipo li• Ferrv. Rugs dolliet. towels. curtain s, lamps , chshe1, appl ian ces. v au• . Tupper· ware. clothing, I'INB aters, tools ot all k1ndli , saws, t!hums, antiques , lots of Misc. Yard Sale 2-3 . 1h mL off Ktn ·H ani1burg Fld . Clothes, dishe•. entiques, watch for Yard Sale, ThU'r and Fri . 9 ·00· 6:00. 144 English Cour1, no thing over $6,00 . '- sign•, Yerd Sale Friday Oct 3, 8 ·30 . 810 Hldgewood . M •nv mlac .. nice amtK Junior, 10· 12 , 14 'h , med maru. 3 F f!tmity V ard Sale Frld •v Cl'lty 9·&.' '3 mlloo out At. 111 In Big ·v Brd sale, 2205 N . M •in St . any thmg vou can think of Oct 1 .2.3,4 . Gar age" Sale. S andhlll and Meadowbrook, Th\.lr., Fri, Sat Ceramic. ~II p Mntec:t picut11, Home lntar~or, Nlc N ackt Centen1ry on r6ght . Cortlle Yard Sale. &family, 2 residen ~ dilhll. tupperw 1re, houllhold ces, St aft Hou" Ao lid nur h1m1. nlct clothlntl, girls 1· 1 • . F 1lrground1, follow signs , boyt 3· 5. nN waterless thin - Thurt , Fri. Sit, 9 00· 2 :00. Ills ttHI COOIMIIrl. ' Children• clothing, toys, )ot1 of everyth ing • �.' ' 44 u •• ,..,,..,.,,,,rneto aern extra mon.., with ,,._dty Home Pertill a nttlonwide co m '-'Y · lmn'ledtltt ~lngs fot M., IQ.,.. •d O..n,trttort ••rted you and there 11 no e ash in..,.tment no coMec•'"i· no delivering ..a no 11n11ee durge W, haw two ' full coltred catalogs wHt\ over 100 percent .,. ., ant ted fe atunng tbe n.w .n1.m at.d talking doll Cncllet whil! wtll ._ llfvan ised" mllsthiaexcitlflg &n d rtw ard~ng Cflportunl'ry For mort•nforma- ttOn cd. 1-100 22'71510 . .( 30 00 Government Jobs h~ 116.040 230 v_r Now •eg hiring Calll05-687-6000 ext GH 4662 D1etaty po1itton available, appty Scenic: Htlll Nuremg Cen ter Monday thru Friday 9 to 4 Pan 1ime lmited hour• Sales position available In eetabl11htd auto s •l• flfm. Leno ''" " Good bonet<tl Apply now for t rewardtnQ ca reer Send to k• T-200 •n care. of the .. GallipDhs Oelly 'b 82" Th A G 1 Tn une, ~:~ ird ve a hpo 45831 Its, OH •0' "We were out of instant coffee, so I made you some minute rice." Homes for Sale Gov&rnment homes from &1 (U ·rep atrl Delinquent tax prop· eny Reposses11 ons Call 806· 687 6000 QXt GH 4662 for current repo hs1 Holp W antad La ca I fi nanc1el ... t II St 6• P1 • 11 c' e er '' '' me Hov5e tor &ale 5 rooms6 bath. Send resume to 300 '" apa rt ment upst11rs 3 rooms • , ~ G 1Bolt K 111· a( 1 0 11 1 c•rw tr. lpo Y bath 14x70tretler 3 bedrooms, Tribune, 821 Third Ave . Galh· LR . DR In co me t700 mont h t 65 000 . Call .Earlie Carr polll, Oh 45831 · 614· 266· 1646 call anyttl'fte, Baby sitter my home iot 19 mD I 641 Th ~rd Ave old M F 8· 4·30 Reference req•med . Scmng v•lev area ,3 bdr 8.,, pool. garage Nice Pleue call after IPM. '614 Com merc1a1 property. corner 44 • 329 4 "" lots & highway fruntage l11t w1thus Weh a vebwyen A·Ona IMMEDIATE 0 PEN IN G Reel Estate-Broker Call 304674· 6104 or 304·674-5396 New tocal ftoor c are COrf'91AY hu 01Hill'1gl for foUow•nu C"onvBntent lo c atlon off Upp• poerteon• Rt 7, 3 to 4 bdr. FP in LA Manag er rr 11nmg comQiete ktt chen, butlt In dis• Oelivery hw asher, range, oven, m1 croSaln If y01.1 are hon•t & degend a ble w 1ve S. w •• her· d~r . tV room and wou ld like a care" •natead 1800 or 2700 down & 30 years ol Jult a JOb Call for penon al fm an c1ng av all able K¥gar Creak S chcel •4ts,QOO e~ttra 1n1erview 10AM to 4PM, Ttlurs I and av a•l able 814 ·448· 7627 S. Frl 6,4 446 -3687 " 1 Euy Assembtv Work I t71 4 00 3 bd r ho me. 1 ft beth. LR khh can C all 614 '46-7628 per 100 Guer1nt ..d Paymant Nl) S alu Datatii ·· Send Sump eel En~elope Elan-71 6 0 roo m house 1 2 acres 3418 EnterpriSe, ft Plerc:e Fl Double ca rg BriiQI Locattdon Ron H1ll 8 erg 11n priced 33482. 020 000 Call 614-678· 2613 Ltvt In co mp tntOn emgle worn an at tt aat 80 yt .,, of In M l dd l ~pon 1 VJ storyhouse 6 age T akt care of 3 ctllktran, do roomt and bath ComplsteJY lltht hou1ework , mod&llla remodeltd lnsul atQ.. low lrttll· o.ok1ng WiH furnish room and ttea Option al ttowt:.r)frigtraw l» ard and Sllery Call after end e1r conditit'lnett'.en ced-ln ba cky a rd anasto'•tebutldrng 700 pm CaH 614-742 2050 ced to soil C •111514 912· Onver· Mecharuc fo• "~c~:tl Co 6018 ,enea Mutt haveteots "' "" S111nd reauma to ~ •J11tlnel Government Ho mes from 81 !U rep a1r) Delmquent 11K Pf"'IBoll 729 M Po, rt1 o erty Repossee ..one CaN 805bt GHI806 for J OOO GoYem rrrr , L•st. 687·6000 c:urrenl repo hst S11,040-t59 23t ~o w Htr· nt Call 805-68 / 0000 ht J bedroom. one third 1 ere, 4lfl R--05 mtles outS and tt;tfR o ad , StaJI w ssher • nd dryer 11r COPld, lady to bve., with ekttrty lady P1111nt no1 t.td-hlt Ctll 614· kitchen ap pli ances 304 675· 2698 992· 3769 "•du For sale 3 br homt wrth IIV•ng room, dining room, kitChen an~ 1am1ty room on fill P erlt Dr . 304 675-3423 EKP~ienced med1 a 1 ales repre· sentatlves needed &ne plus O(l mm•umn ao• 757 · 788~. H.ou lt 5 rooms bath. Jefferaon Blvd C all after 7 p m 304·1 75· Monday thru Frida., 1000 1 142 or 675·7298 4;00, A.VON , op., territones. call 304-175 1429. full time I)OiftiOn open for r11iden t rri.neger to manage 133 urut for ap anrnentet~~lex 1n R avenswqod WV Send resume to: Colon~al Amer1can Devetopment Corp 380 S. F1hh St., Columbus, Oh10 43215 Attn John HunteJ 2 br kitchen bathroom. With laundry room, hvmg room 6 dimng room. ell ele c Approi 7 m1l111 from Pt PI on At 62 2 tracts app rox 1 • ere more or leu overlook•nlil K an awh a Rtver S40,000 Call 304· 675 &•40 between 8 30 and 4 30 Aven reprutntauve wanted, JUit In rime fDr exciting Chriltm • sal• I Ptlone 304-6762318 ' Log tlome, 3 ·4 br all elec fwlly ca rpeted . f tms~td ba~ement. Ambr011 a 7 mti N from Pt PI on Rt 62 C•ty w.,er. pi\IM dr~v9way & septle lank. slluated on Y2 acr e, overlooki"8 ~ Kanawh a R•ver t6D.OOO Can 304-675· 6440 between 8 30 and 4 30 to; Asatmblers Wanted. e am up lo $10 00 pM dey ""mbhng dt.,l ay clowns M atwrlal eupp1181111 Send 11am,Bd 111f ad dr•S«t envelope, H'fi'Wk' L:and.,, , P 0 &ox 13493, Orlando. Fi 328&9 18 Wanted to Do Guitar and I au hbton• Call S14· 992 66 24 . aa·by sin ln g m my home csll c arotynRoush , 304-n3· 5•1• 21 Bu1ineaa Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY P~8LISH lNG CO raco nvn en• that 'fOU do busm•• with people you know. and NOT to Nnd money lhroultw the mail until you ~ sveo tnvnhg sled the offering ' Frtck s awmill 3 Dlock Re stocked 5t 1ndl blade Good oond. t 1800 Of best offer Call 614-367· 75111 . Ow n your ow n J& a n · sportswear. ladtftl epp arel ctnldrern·m aternhy hrgeslzat. petite dancewear nrobic: or acceuo u• atore Jord ilcht, Ch1c:. Lee, Lev i, l'l:od. Qit ano. Gu•s. C11Yin Klein, SergiO Val'"te , Eva" Ptcone, Lit Clal borne, MernO.aOnty Qasohne, Hufthtelt ' owr 1000 others. t1 4 . 300 to U6 ,900 mventory, tr.sn,u. fhc:tutes. gttnd open· llllil ~c: Cln ~., 15 d1y1 Mr {3,061878 3U9 •-an 23 Professional Service• w 1 t~ well I MrYteed and drilled Fre. est•mates Call &U-992 5001"' 814· • · 3147. 3 bedroom. ell etec. M aeon. W Va p11Cedinthe30 a. 304 895 3453 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOillE HOMES KESsEL·& QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS, AT 35 PHONE &14-•46·7274 1969 Holley P ar k 2 bdr dinNt· groo m 11r condttlonlng refng & , tove underpmnlng. porch •4.000 Call 61 4·448· 7020 1966 Fleetwood 12.&00 C d ask for Ed. 614 446-7044 or 8 14· 446-80BO 1978 Ro1emont 14x70 ]large bedroom• total elec New carp et 17996 Ften ch Ctty Ehakeraga C ai614-U6 ,9340 1971 Elcona traitor. 12d6 2 bdr . furn ithed. on rent&d lot Clost to town 8x1i out buitd tng 17000 Call 614 ·... 6-9115& or 614 446- 1441 2 bdr mob1l e horN~ tow ard Crown C1ty Kenny '• C arryout Asking t1 ,000 C•ll eft!lf 6 00. 61• · 266-6645 Of 614 · 2566878 Hom ea for Sale ..,,ir GnernrYie n t housing fr o m •1 .11. you Atto, delin .,_. t p ...,..,.,•• and fo re· c.....,. ptOpllfti• For Info, c 1M lr-doblot 1· 311731·1810 •t 873. 3 bedroom1. z b ttht. f amity lftd dtnlno rHm. front porch, ........ hilt ICt& Will take ........ - . . 304· 171· :1030 Ot 171-3431 34 BuJ' Idt'ngs ~!~~:~r:1 a~v~r ! ,~.: ....~ 1 0 Parking on l!de AdJacent to third I. Pme St Call 61.446 2 382 for appo,em.-.t 35 Lots 8t Acreage Syracuse 1 acre bu1ldmg lot, utlhlltl evalleble 1 blockfram pool 88000 0 8 0 C•ll814892-3717 t;Ox.100 lot. Syncul8 Garage ap1rtment strvcture Needs work t6600 0 8 0 Call814· 9,92-3717 F11hmg camp alongOhveGreen Cr•k About 3 mil01 •out of Beverly Oh1o Comes wtth tr aller. 2 lot drilled well end electric Call after 6 30 pm 114-949-2912 A1hton building lots with publl c w at-"· mobtle hom• permitted, 304· 676· 2336 or 304·571· 2267 Pla1t1c c11tem state approved, 'pi aet•c s eptlc unks, plarllc culverts, metll culvert• RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, J eck· oon, Oh 614·286·5930 Furnished ap1 • t236 Utitit1• p akl 1 BA, 820 4th G tHtpohl 41 1973 Gri1wllle 14~t70. 3 btd roum mobilt1 home. Furnished, eilf up Ynderplnnl"g •&960 C 111 S1 4·992·7479 M081 LE HOM ES MOVED on· sured, rea10n Abla rate•. C eH 304· 578· 2338 1977 Mobtle home~ r 1•le 14 ~t 86 9 chuhz. 3 s. fumishtd with many 1 tr 11 Can be leit on rerrted lOti, u .soo 00 304-675-1599 33 Farms for . s ele .240 a ere f erm. 8 mil• nortfol of 'omtroy on Old l1 10 • cr• lllhble l ..d. 2 dwetllnt•· 81•147·2338 effe< 3.30 p.m Galll~l" Houses for Rent 2 bdr . 2 m1lt11 from G 1lhpoh• St Rt 588 UOO plus depoSit Reference r~u~rtd Call 814446-3413 2 bdr , •100 month. 20 mtles out 141 to 2~-0ry A1dge Ad Vou pay ut!liltes Call814·4•&· •103 rncrn1ngs or 614-379· 2BB5 ••"lo. Stave, & • wner umJs h~ .,..., •210 •mont,,. no pats Ca11114-446·8038 1 bedroom apt for rent 8 Q IC rent suns ~15 a month that •ncludu al utllltl01 Depo1h roquor-• oft Cont 1ctV!I ...,. 11191 M11nor Apt Middleport. 614· 992·77B7 Equol Hausong Opportunity ' AptnmenuforrentlnPom•ov One and two bedrooms CaU 814-992-621 & -:----;------:1 bedrQom epartment upatattl throughout ..,.,..... , carpat·• vu 1uAOAOI• P1rtlyfurnished Canea,9926101 • O<tpl• tn R ICine Ntct, 2 bedrooms furnished U26 plut utFII11111 C •II 614· 949· 2101 2' bedroom street level apart ment N•c:• Ytrd, p 1t10, off Sprmg Ave , Pomeroy C aU 61' 992-6888 •fter 6·00 p m 1 bedroom apt Nice for working P••on 402112 Twentyfourth St. Pt Pluunt C•ll 814·992· 6158 45 Re nt a l ~ Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepint Rooms and hght hou1e hMplng roofns Park Central Hotel Call 614·446 0758 Roonu for rent. day week month Gallla Hotel Call 814 441-9680 Rent as low as f120 month 2 bedroom hou11 '" Middleport No pets Depos1t and references requtred 114 992 6018 , 2 bedroom home tor rent Depoel1 and references re· qutted C all after 6 00 11 m 814· 742-2541 " - - - - - h,b2,1cl .. 44 42 Mobilf Homes for Rent . N1ce 2 bedroomtr ••I• for rent tn Chf shlra On nice lot C •II 304· n3-582a 2 br At 2. 1 small child ac:cepted. t150 pat month plu1 ut1lit•• Call 304,175· 3002 or otto< I 30, 875·1389 r" 2 bedroom IPirtment for ,.,.ttn Middleport •1 86 month UOO depolit C11 614-992· 1811 dav• ~or 614 9921783 1Vtlnll1111 18 cu h ... upright fr ee1 ar, 2 VCR '1, barbell tat 12•16 carpet, all m e~tcellent cond1 1 614-446-4169 t~n , Cal 2 ue ed console 1JII &VIItOns on e RCA oneZemttfrCalltormore tn,formatlon. 614· 448-9476 at 't e(:6 Nic) W·D, couch & ch '"· Iampi, coffee & &nd tables rechner, bdr su1t, other Items Col/ 614·446· 3224 S-W Deer gvn 6 ", 357 Ma~ c '" 61 4· 446· 9222 Mi~ted hardwood slabs, t12 'per bundle. Cont e1nmg approx 1v, tons JF08 Oh1o Pallet Co Pomeroy, Ohio Call 614-992· 64 61 H elf Price! Fl aahing 11rrow algna S289 ! Lighted non J srrow &2691 Nonltghted S2291 Free letters! Few left. See locally 1(800)423·0f63, anytime Sofa, love 1 eat'. and ch air '200 Cell 814-992-6378 L~lny room lUll tor sale L1k e new Call614· t92 6523 Large pri~ ate mobile ~ome sp aee In Centen ary Call 61•· 448-4063 HAlF PR ICE Fluhmg arrow signs 828911 Ltghted no n· arrow $2&9 !! Nonlighted U2911 Free latt erlll Faw leh Soo locally 118001423 0163 ltl'l'ftiMe Trailer spaces, •mall chtldren accepted. Rt 1 locust Road back of K • K Mobtle Home• 304-675-1076 Rough lumber $160· ,000 h fir awood t20 ton . ,Ou alny Stone. Hender&on W Va phon a 304 675 1100 49 3 cases of .. Strawb erry Short · cake" dolls wtth clothes, 12 dolls, 6 ace eu(m es. all tor .100 00 304 882-2301 For lease Furm1hed 2 bdr mob1le homem Crown C1ty Call e t• 266SWAIN . 6620 AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 - - - - - - - - -..JUI.ve St . Galhpoht New I 3 bdr , 14x70 8260 pUll R Ulld WOOd•C:O al ltOY 81 , 6 PC depoait Includes water a ger- wood lA suite 8399 , bunk bed• b&t:je Nc dnnktng, flghtint. or t1tl, ant ron reclln ert 899 pan Call 614-367·7267 new • used bedroom IUitM ranles, wnnter washers & Ntce 12x60 2 bdr on At 35 2 New h~ngroom suh• mlln from ho11plul. towards shon. •119·8699. I amps, 1110 buying Rodney Clal 614 ·246·&223 or eo II & wood stov ee Call 614-446-3697 614-448 3169 N1ce 2 bedroom mobile home for rant Nur A acina Call 614· 99:1.-5858 Puloe atr 1 nalle~. 2 combination cuttmg torches. Rockwell pona ban uw, 1 ton ch alntajl o•k chtna cabtnet Call 614· 38B· B711 Surplus ·· Army regular 11sue camouflage. all acceuories field gear, u1ad ret.tal clo· ttung, Army fuld t ackets new. camouflage kldl. tnhler for rent Sam Som erv•ll e's E ut of R '"' enswood, Phon e1 304175-3334 Pt Pleasant. 304· 273 56&5 Old Rt 21 , Ffl 5 at~ Sun . 12 00 8 00 p m 2 bdr mobile home on Upper At Large ftnt floor hve room 7 Clean furntahed. wattf'plld, apanment . 11h b•th. newly UOO a month Call 814·246· re-decorated, U25 mo plu1 u11ht18S Ref 6 tlllep requtred 6818 Call 614·446· '•25 or 4't~ . Tout elec 2 bdr furn•shed 1819 adulla only no pe11, TV cable available Call 614-387-7438 Men: llld1se 2 bdr . 12•60 Moily Park, w 11her dryer hookup Y.t ml past HMC Ref I dep required Call 6 14·446· 4369 or 304 51 Household Goods 676· 9760 141170 2 fidr 8200 a mon1h Ius uttlht• 2 chlldtan accept peb, 1111 on 1 acre I and C all 614·388· 9681 Ctess-ceram1,c k1ln Ltke new 240V Call 614·446· 2183 af· Ur6 County Appha,.ca , Inc Good Ulld IPPhl)nCtl •nd TV sets Open SAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sat 814-441-1199 , 627 3rd Ave G tlhpolil, OH Valley Furniture, new & used L•ro• a action of qu ahtv fum• ture 1216 Eutern Ave Q 1M1p0h1 LAYNE'S FURNITURE So111 •nd ch ltrt pnced from U95 to t996 T lbl11 e&o and up 10 •12e. Hlde· t · beds U90 to tl95 A ecUn en e2215 to U715 l•mps t28 to *125 Dlntn11 e109 tndupto t495 Wood t•ble w-1 chairs t2815 to t?tl '0Hk a100 up to 8376 Hutch ea 1400 •nd up Bunk beds complet • w .m attr eu n t2115 end up • 1395 Baby . btclt e1 10 • 8171. M attr e11es or bo~t tpringa fuH or twill t63, ilrm 173, and *83 Ou e en 1 ttl U21, Ktnt 13150 4 drew er ch•t •11. Dr•sera t89 Oun c:abinets 8. 10, • 12 gun Olt or tlec:tnc r1n1e t37& Btby mettretut e31 • 846. Bed fremM t20. t30 & Kingfrtmt tao Good ul eetion of b lid· room sutt•. mMal cebiut1, hledbotrdl: no and up to . . , Yted Fumlturt W•thtr. dryer. eltC'Iffc: r .nge. gas rtngl, wood teble & 2 2 bedroom lumil hed ap trtment benchn.,b . .. dr ... tr, & for rent m Middleport All utihtl.. pa•d Call 614·992·· rec:hntr. 3 miiH out lwlavUi e .. d. Open lAM to IPM, Man 6084. thN 8 ot 814·448· 0322 One bedroom unfurnished apt on Mtln St Pomeroy, water GOOD._ USED APPUI\!!C£9 W11h erl. dry 111. r lfriQ er 1t0r1, and garb age colltctlon fr• rtngft. lk8fls Apphnctl, 614 992·2094 u-.er Arv• Ad. betide ltone APARTMENTS, 1mobile hamee, CrOll Motel 814· 448·7:118. houNI Pt. Pleannt tnd 0 •111· Avocado rlfflg.irator eklt by pol/t 114·448·8221 . tiel• t181, refrittrttor ff'olt Two unfumilhed liP lf1~Mnti. 4 frtt t110. ,.,..,ator coproomt and b lth, 5 fOOIN and perton• t110. refrtgarator hlrv•t gold lilt new t181. bath Clifton, w v • 304-175 wllher • dryer portable 111 3218 . uch Hoover dryer 891. auto wultor ••1. 20 In ... rlllgo Furnl•"'ed one bedroom 1pt, an tlectric, no p.. 1. rlf•encee t71 M •vt11 wm, ... w Appliances. f210 00 1hor 4 00 PM. J04· ttl lk•lt• Rl'ltf IIJ4, 114-448675 3788 7311. ••h• u,., •• Qu•lt TopJ, 825 00 each. 304 675·6396 Woodburn er 8500 00 Large air cond UOO 00 D t at'lwu~er t12& 00 • lling pong table. dresaer and mirrow U6 00 304· 876·8751 55 Building Supplies Building M 11 ert all 8toc:k. bf'lclt, I ewer PIP 81, Wl'1• dow& hntels. etc Claud e' Wtn· tet's, fttO Granda 0 Call 614· 245 &121 . ' Concrete bk>ckl all11zltl y•rd or d ehv ery M 11on 1and G •IIi polls Stock Co , 123 ~ Pin a St ., G alhpolls, Ohio Call 614-446· 2793 Pole Butidings by Qu 1llty Buildtrt Worbhops, c arport•. animal thetten gar~ges Fre'e utlmatts Phone 114· H9· 7121 t=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.-;;;~=:;=~:;=~:;:-1 71 Autos for Sale Far 111 Su~plie~ & 61 LIVCSIOCk Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS US 36 Wall, Jackson, OhtO 614-288-6451 M a11 ay F ervuwn . New Hoi· land, Bush Hog Sales & Service Over 40 us ad tr 1ctore to~ choo1 efrom & comp!eteltn e of nti'N &. used eqwpment largMt selection 1n S E Ohio JIM 'S FARM E QUJPMENT CENTER SR 36 W Galhpoh,s, Ohto Cell614· 446-9777 eve 614-446·a692 Up front 1rac· tor• Wit~ warranty over 40 used trectors. 1000 tools AftC Reg 0 aim 1t10n1 pup, m•le t126 . Csll 614·"6· 207& .v ening1. H alf Labr 1dor & h elf Gold en reh'tev~er Call 814-246·9397 Golden Retriever ~pples- 8 wks old . AICC register tel . Only 31eft jail m1les 1175 ••chi -so., hurryllnclud et lhOII, pep"'· • dot load. Cell 614 ·286· 61 10 today. " No 36 John' 0 e ere co mb•n e S200 John Deere fletl <:hopper used very little, 1250 011\1 er 1 row cornptck er (n e eels gear bo•) 8100 1976 Datsun p1ckup truck (tr an1miss10n n eed1 slight overh eul) t200 Butler Hereford Farm call Jay 614·266· 6618 after 6PM New •dee No 323 one row corn picker Field ready h eallent condition Call 614-986· 3855 .. 614· 986· 3B6i Fall new and used oqwpment sp eel all On aNew Holland No 8 3 b e ater forage bolt with tandem axle 12 ton wagon S6,900 00 One No 8 box wtth 10 ton wagon t6,600 00 On e Model 30 forage blow&r 1 000 RPM 82.600 00 One used No 8 foreg a wagon wtth 10 ton runnmg gear U .10000 On e used, 5 · 717 c hopper 81 ,700 00 One uud 7,8 chopper w1th 1 row He ad S3,60Q 00 One us~ 718wlth 2 raw head 83.000 00 One new •74 seven foot deluxe ha'(bm e t6,9DO 00 One new 489 nme foot delu~te haybine 16,900 00 One New Holt and 302 '1 ,2[)0 slurry manure spreader t6.900 00 One 307 tandem ula llurry t preader 2 200 yal t11 600 00 One 353 eighty bu New Holland gnndlr mi~ter 15,800.00 On e 36& hundred W grmder m1ur 86,600 00 One New Holland , l 462 skid at eer loader 30 hp t11 ,600 00 On a uud 846 New Holland860 h rountt baler M.ISOO.OO Two und 861 New Holland 1500 ft 10und balers 16,900.00 uch On e und Bobcat 610 thirty hp new bucket a6 600 00. Interest tr a e fin anong on N ew for 1g e equipment ~til Sept 1, 1987 on hay tools ootil July 1 1987 Ke ef era S en•c e Cent er St Rt ~ 87 . L.on. W Va Phone 304· 896-3874 Sunflow a1 r eke. good condl· tion. 8276 00 304 876 8083 after 6 ed to Buy Now buying shell corn or a ar com Call for lat811t quotn Rrver Ctty Farm Supply, 814· 448·2986 Wanted to buy Good grain dnll C •n be horse • drtlawn Call 614 266-6038 63 Livestock Polled & hom td Her etord buill A I bulls, IPrmg ca lving COWl L&VI(ren ce Burdell Call 814245-51B1 4 horse trailer t1 .000. Call 614·266· 1393 3 pupp1 " · 8 wb old Half Pit Bull R e tdy to go U5 00 piece 614-992 · M97 wen. lno• 814·742· 2211 da.,. Lowr~GtnleOrgen TwoRTA Mme 1t1r10 1Pt1ker1 304· 112· 2118 anytlme. . ~ Television Vie.w ing TIIAT DAILY PUZZLER S©R(l}A-~£tfS® WOR D GAM I -~~~~--' Edlt•d br CtAr R. POllAN --'~-~~- 41 ' Rearrange letters of th e fou r scrambled words below Ia term four simp le words • • :WEDNESDAY ·. 10/1/86 News Big Valley (!) Mazda Sportslook ill Jeffersons ® 3-2 l , Contact (CCI ITil Livmg w1th Animals . @1 Facts of Life 6 .05 ® An~y Griffith 6 :30 0 Cilllll NBC News (!) Actton Outrloors w1th Juhus Boros C!l 0 (JJ ABC News @I CD Hogan's Heroes ® Doctor Who ®liD @ CBS News ITil Body Electric @1 Good Ttmes 6 35 ® Beverly HillbJIIits 7 00 0 00 PM Magazme Cil Hardcastle and McCor· Cil m THAT DON'T WORRY, ROU~eTTE . l DON'T CARE ABO LIT. HIM . GUY'Ll- GET 1980 Ch 8vett e runs good. $700 Call 514 2&6 -1393 72 Trucks for Sale 1985 Ford R1nger, tshe over payments C all 814 · 4 46 9267. 1984 Chevy Sconsctall, 4whl dr , r«<. PS. PO, AC . ttlt. AM ·FM. svlt gastanll, chroma 1t ep burf1ler lmm aculate Ca/1446 6297 1974 66 pasunger lntema· bus auto trans, n ew tlru flint graat. u. oo tf."'"call 614-268 1393 t!O f) 11 8t 4 W.O. 1973 AMC J up good cond l· t•on C. all 814 ,446-9636 1982 Dodg e R am Conven•on V •n 8 eyl e~tcehnt condition Pric er .tuced 814 94to9· 2226 1980 Ford F280 4wheeldrlve. 361 , 4 IP eed, loc:k out hubs, good cond1t lon t3800 81'4· 742-2373 tft er 4.00 ~m 1979 Ford Bronco, PS, PB AC, 4 speed. AM·FM t ape, good shape, 304·17615118 after 600PM 19 86 Ford Econolin • van, A· 1 cond, low m!leag e, t9.900 00 304-875-5393 r r~nspor l atinn 74 71 Aulos for Sale 1886 Dodg • Sh albv c~ arg er r aason ably. priced, turbo en .;.. • . 304· 882· 3146 . 1979• La Stbn; 1975 Buick lllvorla 3o4-675· 6162 1980 Buick Skyl1rk, 4 door, 11 . 200. 00 . Coli 304· 875· 1213 1984 Okllmobllt Flranu, 2 door hatchback, euto trana, air aoncl. dll whul, AM ·FM 1te· reo, lhtrpl phon• 114· H2· M14. Ml for T•m Evenings coM 304· 882· 3692 • Motorcycles 1981 HondiMIQniV•& New t1re1 81500 Ctll et•-H2· 5883 1888 K-oukl KX 260. Good condttion. 11400 Cell 814· 992·11 15 1185 Kawaukl IOC80 Vary vood condldon. Mult Slit Call 814·1112· 3377 ohor 4 30 p m. Honda Ooktanwtntlntlfttet-. 11 00 cc, ••c ~d KZIIO. n1n1 .,.,., Coli onfl/mo J04-88Z· a ea. 7 05 7 30 -- ,...--ti C•mper 18ft 10het. ahower, kitchen equtpped lltteps SIX, self contatned. 81 ,700 Cell 514·446· 136B ~ _...,.- - . ·goy, T'I"'OSS" " 27 ft Trotwaod camper • elf contained . good ah ape $2 1100 Call 614 266 1393 He:ALiH NUT.> ·/ TRY 1b TAfo:i:' THE FUN our Of '<! ~VE~YTHING! 30l~ " THAV£.S (I MI ... 1971 25 ft Winnebago R V Good conditiOn &8000 Cal 614-986-3857 10-r "'!: ~ "" · ALLEY OOP 1985 Fo• F1r11 ca mper loaded wltl ecceptlat e model v el'llcle 11trldetn, 304·676·1•23 DON'T TURN AROUND. BUB' JUST PASS '(OUI'. PISTQL BACK . . SUTT F IRST! Serv 1ces 81 . ethmcally ml~t{ld f amily (j]) EEK & MEEK 1H~ (;~ ClOTH£5 ... READY. GIRL':~ 111~ t:XCITIIJG f.lt.W FALL y Ll~t; y- .. . ? .o ' Stereo MORTY MEEKLE AND Wri7-N..:..TH:.:.R:.:.O..:;__P- - --.:;:--, ..-..-------~----" AND MY DAD 5AY5 , I'LL HAVE< A BIG, SS:AUTIFLJL MY M0V1 SAYS THAT AF.TER ! HA\<1: MY TEETH 5TRAI!:fHTENE:D .. 60WILLMY e.MILE ... a<THOD::JNT15T. Ashby Construct•on carpen· t •ry. remodeling. room add•· t•on. c:ement block work. •ntt· rlor and exterior painting, 11dlng Free ntimatn 304 676· 6446 or 67&-5162 ' Plumbing & Heating BARNEY AND HEATJN<I 15 'lORE PORE WIFEMATE STILL LAID UP 1111 BED, SNUFF!f? • NOPE·· IN THAR MOPPIN' RIGHT NOW SHE'S I'M TICKlED TO HEAR SHE'S BACI< ON HER FEET AG'IN Otllard's Water 0 eliv ery Ctst· ernt, pool, • well. Anyttm e but Sttnday, 614-441·7404 SNAKE!! O.OP6 SORRY A80UI 1"HAI" MAYBE I'M AFRAID IF I L.JE I DON'"T' . HAVE: ONe: ~ HERE AND f'I_.AY DEAD. W lit erson"s Water JhuUng rea,onable rates, lmm ed•ate 2.000 glllon delivery cilterns. pools. well, etc ca11 304 678· 2919 1'1" MISHI GO AWAY" Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP , 11 83 Sec Ave , Gallipolis. ., ...... 6 7833 or 814· ,48· l833 A I. M Custom Couch" anrf A.upholstery, St. At 7, Crown City, Oh 614· 258· 1470, Evo. 114· «t-3,38 OpendlttyBto 5. S•t. 830to130 Old&naw Uphost erect. Mowr e~ 1 Uphollt erlngs erving trl caunty area 21 yurs The beat in fumlture upholstering. C oH 304·178 4154 tar tr . . lltlmatts ' I' T I" . I' I' P~ANUTS NO ! I SAID .' WERE 601N6 OUT TO KICK AROUND TI-lE 01.' PIGSKIN .• r I DIDN'T SA'I" '6EA6LESKIN '! • Averse - Folio - Watch - Eldest - TWE VE ~ S1gn on rear window of statron wagon loaded wi1 ehiloren Don't Bother To Count. There Are TWELVE. BRIDGE James Jacoby Spectacular play saves the day NORTH 10-1-81 +IO 9 4 '1' 7 +AQJ 87 +A 10 8 6 By James Jacoby Whe n you re play rng for a na t rona I champoonshop and loso ng t ha t's the tom e to be aggressove In one of the early matches o.n last July's Grand Na· tiona!, our team had ots ba ck to the wall. Sittong'North. I overbtd m y hand to reach s ox clubs That wasn 't s u c h good judgment exce pt that Jieclarer. sotting SOuth. was' Bob Hamm a n I nommate thos as the best-played hand of 1986 and probably of many other years as well Bob won th e ace of spades and played A·K of hearts , s heddong a s p a de from dummy Noting the fall of the heart Jack. he assumed t hat West a lso had the queen Smce th e openrng le ad marked West With the spa de queen and perhaps the Ja ck. Bob now ha d t h e sinking feeling that East held both mo· nor suot kongs. (Woth one of those kongs. West moght have opened light as deal· er ) So he played a doamond \0 the ace and led the queen back The Uong ca m e up and South 'ruffed A thord heart dos· closed the queen from West, a nd Bob ruffed m dummy Bob now cashed dummy 's club ace, played the di a· mond Jack , pitc hing a s pade !rom his hand , and ruffed a fourth d1amond woth hos club ..,ven Now came the good 10 of hearts West ruffed low to WEST +K QJ72 EAST +65 '1'86 532 'I'Q J1 • 10 6 3 +K 9 5 2 • 42 +K s i I ,.. ~~ SOUTH +A 8 3 'I' A K 10 9 +4 +QJ 973 Vulne rable Both Dealer. West West Nar1b I t 3+ Pass Pass 4+ Pass Eas'i Pass Soutb 2+ Pass ! 'I' Pass 4+ Red hi 6+ Obi Pass Pass Pass 5•• • Pass Pass Pass Pass Openong )ead +K keep dummy from s luffing anolher low spade, an.d dummy overruffed Dummy's last dtamo nd was no w estaBlished, and the only trump left w rlh the defelllters was the kong Bob played that diamond. throwmg hts last spade . and the s lam was made in ~t'la1M1HI' by THOMAS .JOSEPH ACROSS st..1 ndshll 8,. L1quur rauon 9 Mesab1 5 So c ratL~ · pupil 10 Heap R l:ln~f' II Spe llbt nUrr product 12 Crossbo w 11 Europl'an hero 13 Present nver 14 Correct 15 Sea a IRXt ( F'T ) Yeste rday'~ Answer t6l'urn back 16 Class1r 18 T(!nn1s tcnn lovrr 21 Tooth 22 A~ a vo e w 24 Arab monarchy 25 Ariatom1 cal network 26 Extra inmng 28 Ortgonal a'itro naul" hy numher ~9 Coal scuttlt• 30 Blac kboard . Garden A Silver Jub<leo Concert Luc1ano Pavarottt and Joa n Sutherland are JOined by R1t:,ard Bonvnge and the Amencan Sym· pt10ny Orchestra fea1Urmg selet1tons from "La Tr avtata , ' 'The Ehm of love . itnd The Daughter of the Reg• meof 12 hrs I In Soereo ®1 @ Magnum. P 1. SEASON PREMIERE Meg· num s rouune bu smess tnp to los Angeles leads to romance a murder 1nves11· .gauon and a drug nng (2 i hrs) • 1 9 .30 U Cil@ You Aga in? SEA· SON PREMIERE In Stereo 1 0 00 U 00@ St Elsewhere Dr Cra1g attempts b1s f1rst surg · teal operalton stnce .tnJunng h1s hand Morn son must cope wtth h1s new. w1fe s two c hildren and Dr Wade IS tr oubled when he r husband requests a dtvorce (60 7- I Remott' 700 Club (!) Auto Racing ' B6 NAS· CAR Holly Farms 400 12 hrs) (A) (]) 0 C!J Dynasty iCC) AI· exts pushes to ga1n control of Blake s company . a man whos e w1fe dted m the La Mtrage f•re vows reve nge and Mtchael Culhane offers to be Blake s chauffeur free of charqe 160 mon l 00 1 Pavarott1 and Suth · 17 Afrr can 27 •., ·-·s Gate' 33 SUn a ntelope ( 1980 film) talk 18 Scre•n 28 _ lle mo . 34 Blac k 19 Jom m Italy c4ckoo 20 Num encal3 1 Te hera~ 35 Dri nk up suffi:x coin 37 Mmeo 21 Butte rtly's 32 Quartor· 38 Polynestan re lative hack's dn nk 23 Repute requ est 3 9 C ravon~ "b -f---t--1- .." ·- Item 32 Pollul.l• 33 Water . m mouthwalc rlnF!: 36 Rea lly' 40 Tooth substance 41 w ~ phanl._ 42 Mature 43 .111re de vtvrf' . OOWN .' I Likely 2 Sham(' un yuu 1 3 Ev£'ryt1u ng 4 Sun.able 5 Quoc kly 6~i~~~~~~~;; 1011 I •' AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW stan~ J One letter lor l ather. In this sample A Js used for the three L's, X fo r the two Q's, e tc S mgle letters, apostrophes, the length and !onnat1on 'of the words are all hinls Each day the code letters are dofterent CRYPTOQUOTE mm) ® 0 ' 10· 1 (!] Anhur• Halley 's Hotel SEASON PRE · MIERE iCC) As Peter and Chnsune "s personal re!auonshtp grows, outs1de forces see k to oust Peter from the hole/ 160 'l"n I liil News ' 10:05 ffi MOVIE 'The last Train ' from Gun Hilr 10:30 Cil American Snapaho1s/ 1111 CD INN News ( liil lnnova1ion (!) N8W11 11 O CilCIJ O (I)@ Gl,Clil@ 0 Z J C G . • • S YF F YYI P Y0 EZilLVZ M l W U H 0 Z J C G X C YJII E Z Y K YJOK (, W Y C U Y ZYFCK BJC I . • .• XYYUZY C YeoLenlay'o Cryptoqoole: All. THE CITIZENS OF A BE EQUALLY POWERFUL, Ruf THEY MAY BE EQUALLY FREE - VOLTAIRE ·STATE CANNOT ·oo News I I' Second Dropouts m G en er al H auhng James Boy1 Wat er 5-ttrvtce AIIO poolt ftll ed Call 61 4· 256· 114, 01614·446-1175 or6,.· 446· 7911 til quoted ' YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS erland at Madison Square 10·1 .:'ARTER'S PlUMBING the I FOR I I I I 1. America (CC) Th1s docu mentary explores the reasons why students leave school early and the fol!owmg consequences .plus the alternatives open to th e m by ach1e111ng a Genera l EqUJva· Ieney D•ploma (60 m1n ) 8 30 (!) Auto Racmg ' 86 : Bar· ber Saab Pro Sones lA ) Cil 0 C!J Head of the Class iCC) ®l iD @ Boner Days PRE· MIERE A carefree l os Angeles teenager must adjust when he moves 1n wnh h1s '" g_candfather 10 Brook lyn 9 .00 U CD@ GrmmeaBreakln PH lHE. ~161JE,R a' lDI:*fl 00 'FASHIOO FAIR" ax<. L!M.LY ~ WILL & SI-'O..UOO Rotarv or cable tool drilling Most well• comple1ed ume d ay Pump nles and urvlc u. 304-895 ·3802 Good- 1 hcavatl ng b ue . m ents , fool ell , dnvew ays, s ep11c tanks landsc apmg Call any11m e 614 · •46 -4637 . James l Dav1son. Jr owner ProJect Chance: St trkl Tree and lawnS erv1ce, H edg 11 , ~ shrubbs. bushes tnmtntd. l1nd1c aping 1nd stump removal. Wmterlution of lawn and Ieat r amov al 304 578 2010 B5 8 ·00 ® MacNeil· Lehrer Newshour @ 1!1 CW Together We Stand PREMIERE Lon fears she 's to'o m1dd!e-class to be a proper mother to her RII'(OlES 'S SERV~E. npe· rl enc ed carp 6flt er. electnetan. m non, pamtar, root1ng Unduding hot ur epplicatlon) 3048?&-2088 or 676-71•7 82 ) 7:35 ®) News (jj) MacNeil -Lehrer Newshour • 1!1 (jJ)@ Wheel of Fortune @1 Barney Miller ® Sanford and Son U 00 ® New Newlywed Game G) MaJOr League Base· ball's Grea1est Htts 160 mm) ' @I CD Too Close for Com· fort 0 (I) Judge ® Mother and Son iJW Wheel of fortune 1!1 @ @ Jeopardy @1 Major League Baseball Chicago Cubs a1 Philadel · phoa 13 hrs I ® MaJor League Baseball. Cmcmnatt at Atlanta 12 hrs 30 m1n ) L111e U aJ @ Highway to Heaven SEASON PRE MIERE iCC) Jonathan and Mark help a young c hildless couple 1n the.r attempt to adopt a retarded boy 160 mon"l Pan 2 of 2 ill Bnng ' Em Back Alive ® 0 Cil Perfect Stran· gers iCC) Larry mus1 dectde betw een sendmg a slugger to .A he plat e or keepmg h1s prom1se to Balk1and play mg an 1mm1gran t 111 the Baseball League Cham p1onsh 1p @I CD MOVIE ' Cool Hand a Son " Can person have more money lhan brains? '" Father: "Sure they can , but - for - " ~ PR INT NUMBERED LETTERS CD WA•S•H luk e' Home lmprov em ants BASEMENT WATEBPROOFING Uncondit•on 11 hfettm e guar an tee Loe~l refer ence• furnish ed Free llttmates Call collect 1 614-237-0488, day 9r ntght Aog era Baum ent W 1t erproofing. 87 1988 Handa XRIOOR 2 montha old •1950. C•N 114 692 7:159.• . '9! IN THE SE SQUARES (!] People's Court (I) Noghtly Business Re · L_~~L-~~ e ULL___~~~ . Cor Fourth and Pine 19Q6 Chevy C-10 •7. 999 G alltpolit, Ohio 1980 Datsun ,, ,998 1980 614·448-_.3888 or 614· Dado a 0 · 60 t1 989 1978 Phone Chevv LUv 81,499 1978 Ott • 448 4477 su nt1 . 199 John '1AutoStle1 Bulaville Rd , Galllpolil. Ohio B3 Excavating Vans 0 / 79 Motors Homes & Camp~rs Wrecker 88 Chevy 440 Holm ea. l wmgtng boom1 , 02.000 Call 614·266· 1393 73 @I CARE!! Ward l Tree a. S crub Serv•c• , Top 1r1m &. removals Call For ule or trade 1977 Sulek 61• 286·9320 C enrury 350 V8 auto tr ana· ::-:::-.::::-:::-;-~--:--:-­ mis•ion •PS runs •good, good RON'S T elevitlon S ervlc t tun. good car 8976 or beat Haute calls on RCA, Ou az:ar. oHer. 614 992 3323 GE Spec11lmg in Zenith, Call 304 · 676· 2398 or 614· 4461984 Chwy Cavalier 4 door. 2464 P S P B auto tr tnsmiasiOn, 41 .000 mit es Call 614 ·992· Feny Tree Trimrrung, stump removal Catl304-875 1331 3703 197'7 Olds Dfl lu 88 Royale. • door. hard top. lo ld ed, exc tl· lent condttJOn C'lll 114 -949 3068 after 6 p,m . • Co molete chuckle . . • • . ,.,_ by ..f1llmg 1n the m1ssmg words .__._ _.__...___,...__....- you '"develop from step No 3 below season I DON'T ~ 76 78. 79 . All in good candl t1on Call 814 446 82,81 • 1978 Camaro. t ' cyl auto Clun PS , PB . PIOneer ate reo 1y11 em 61 4 · 992 · 835~. • mick J Must selll Truck clmper sleep• "" Ice bolt, ltove, tu rn ace Call 61•· 985· 3839 1972 Cornet Oodg e 1 owner 318 motor, 8 eyl H11 67.540 actual m1les P S , P B . au to Good t~res . good condttlon o1 200. <:all 614 992 6888 I" Is I I '. rl~.,,,-~,r:;,r--T,-,,-,.,--1 .·-=-r-:-!-=E--N-:---N-:-y--,1 O (!) SportsCenter ® Entertainment Tonight ET prev1ews th e fall movm Auto Repair 8 tt lid e In truck camptt ex cond , 8800 Call 61•· 446· 1986 Chry1ler Laser, turbo. automatic air. til optkms. 13 ,000 mil et. Call 614-44841 60 aft CH' 6 OOPM - 1 -~! LUCOT port 79 AMC Sp1r1t, 8 cyl . AC. cru11e control, PS , 3.400 miles S2 300 ury tharp Call 814· 446 3200 Street rod , 1948 Ford Coupe Call 304-675·66« __~- ~ · • CAU&HT. Mountaineer Auto Body Pans Inc, 1318 Fifth St , New Haven, W, Va Phone3014·882· 3729 hu a full lme ot bOdy parhforcars, truckl andvant, Sept ember Sp ec• 111 Escort, Ch evette. 720 Datsun. '79 · '83 Toyo1'• 4x4 p u fend t39 00.' 81 .up Ford and G.M, • p.u . fender1, e45 .00 Hoodt., t9~ oo '73··80 o M tollg~u· .,d butT1)ers, •65 00 '81 · up ' G M lliloatel al).d bump en. 866 00 '13-' 79 Fordtallga1as and buf11J ere, tl& . '80·up Ford tallgat .el end bumpers . t75 00 Only a llm1t id qu •ntity to be sold at thete pnc:tl, 10 hurryl Oehvery •veil able Get your carr eady fg,r w1ntar1 Patnt JOb sterttng 1189 DO 304-676 2663 after 4 p m 80 AMC Concord Dl Payoff $1800 All new tlfea "new water purrtt 49,000 mt let Cei/814· 38B 9822 U OOCIJ O C!l®l lll llJJIID 6 00 1985 Plymouth ~onton . aulo trana . a~r cond , AM · FM Cauette 22 .000miles,owner movmg, must 1ell t6995 Cell 614-446· 2719 ~04·896 · 3874 AKC B lltett pupt 2 female. 4 month1 old . Special price tiD. 114 86 7· 3858 Bo• quit"· 1 yr old, orgln ally 1367, ull t1110 Saupr.ont tZ50 loth good condhion Call 814-371r-2183 :---:-::-:---:----Set of Dixon druma lnd cvm· bel• UOO 00 Pavsrt las• guH:1r and amptlfler, like new, neo.oo 304·178· 3628. e~ro Auto Parts & Ace essori as 77 New anduted p art• tarWh•t ea. Olu,.ets, M-M Deuu ua ctors Cla~tlc C aprlc 2 dr , whit ebody S1ders Equif1ment Co 304 · hght. blu e vinyl top Ught blue 676· 7421 • mtenor, power everything, AC. lilt, tape deck, runs excellent, Homelite ch ain saw ule, looks mun sell Make Sui) er XL·AO 3 6 cu tnch 19n sharp, Mike m• tn offer Call engtn e manual &nd auto oil mg. 16 In pow&r t1p bav S14 446 t756 t28900 W e havoonr30 1976 Ford Gran Torino C aJI good uaed and rebu•lt aawsm 614 ·446· \622. $360 ' stock lrom 875.00 tO S160 00 WeW111 g•~ ·e a free cham or 1980 Chevette Red AC, el eet ch atn If/IN sharp en er ana 11,00 1978 Ct'levv Wlll'l the purctl as e of any u1ed C apnc: e Wagon Good cond•· saw Keefer Service Center, t10n s•9· St Rt 87, Leon, W Va Phone 2001 . 81100 Call 6,4 • 6 month old Morgen colt •1& 00 or Will tr 1(1 I for Call i04;&76·&761 . Muaical lnstrum ents 76 1979 Capri 4 ely , 4 spd turbo, mce condition t 1.460 Call 614· 266·1526 Volksw agon dune buggy. t300 Call614-256 ·1393 For 1 11e· 2 Sim"' ent el H a if er ' 1'12 vurs old Call sa. 9B6· 3549 after 15·00 p m 6? 24~·969B C 11 e 600 CombIne ~elf ­ prop ell ad w1th 2 he ad1 New Idea Cornp lcker· p•cks 2· 30 mcft rows Call 614·245-6622 eventngs FCM' sale AKC Doberman ~p­ plll red & bleck tad dock ~Mi . Wormed, shots. PIPtrl f60 . CoM 614· 44&. n96 A.KC Sour, female. 304·87&- . 2181. 1988 Chevrolet Sprint plus S spd tr ansmlaston. r ad1o ex cond. V ety low m1le age Eke el· lent 1:111 mtleage Call 614· 76 Bu1ck R erg al, 79 Grand IJriK, 78 Plymouth Fury Sport all m super condiuon Call 614·4468261 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Cattery ~annel CFA Himalayan, Perttan and S1ameu kittens AKC Chow pupp•as Cell 814 -446-3844 lfter ?PM .. Grevelv tractor, electnc start 8 spd. w1th attachment w1ll sell separate Call 614--446 · 4149 62 Want 56 nv,,Y.~tW~lllAT •n. Maul sacrfury desk Call ,tter 8 00114-445 9346 Free standing Buck WMd lnd Coal Stove ~ireproof pad , atovep1pe andtrlplew•llc:htm· ney ptpe Ctll814· 949· 2284 , 1 btdroo.m apt m Mtddlepon all ut•htt81 pa•d $200 per month t100 depo11t Call 614-192 6611 dav• or 614·192-8713 evenings 3 bedroqm house tn Henderson. w v a 304·676-7.48 wood. aphtfor I ~au full Firewood aalel edallt40 hard pickup load. Call 614-446 · 3028 or 614·446·2223 YM~,IT SEf3MS Ll Ke: ~ N?JC. 0"(1 IJ& Truck bed 2 8 V-6 motor & J other parts Call 614· 266· 6439 ' Tr ensn"MSIIOns all typ &IIi. ov or front, rear 4 wheel dnve, and pa"L Will dehver Call 614· " 379· 2220 ••n• Fu'm11hed room A1nge. retflg S116 Ut1lltlts paid 919 2nd G alllpolls S1ngle male. share bath. 446 4416 after 7 pm In 0 anv1lle. O)llo 7 room1, 1Yl b at ~ • Cell614-742· 2347 Now 11k1ng applicttlons on Mobile Homet lf"l KaK Mobil• Ho me Park t110 ' per month plu t utll•t•• Call 30•·175· For sale Aoush lane. Chsshlre, ~ 3002 Of' 11ter 8 .30. 875-1389 trailer& apptox. Ya u:relotwittl porch I storage IMI41ng CaH 2 bedroom mobile home for ,.nt. t171 .00 month 304-871·. 61 4· 3S 7· 7492 • 4154 19"77 14•70 Fairmont B•v· vifiW 2 bedrooms, centr al llf. w aJher and drter eq utpped for 44 Apartment woodbumer. kttchen applian for Rant __ ces underpmmng Call """81'4· 9B6 ·3666 Victorian mobile home 14xl7 on one e ere kilt OtenwOOd i04· 576·2018 Ntoro 4 00 or 1fter I 00 PM 31 5131h 3rd Ave 1 bdr. private b atit •140 per mo Depo11t requtred Call 11•· 448·4222 :bJ ~T 10 ~ M'i The Daily Sentinei- Page- 15 EVENING • M isc, Merchandise Callah•n''l Uted Tlra Shop Over 1,000 t11es, 12, 13, 14, 15, 11, 16 6 8mtlesoutRt. 218 Call 814· 266· 6251 , _ -;;;::;:;:;:;:;:~~~;;:=:r' ~ ;::::;;~~~~~:: 448·t41& t Business 1 "Ntca 2 bdr•tt•rIPt 7pm4 mtl• trom 31 •• Ohio • Green banel btclt chatr be cond t66 00 2807 Birdl Ave. ptuJn e 304 t75 3243 1fter 4 OOPM Nicety fumlshtd mobtle home CA & litat, e~tcel IOC811on, adult• only Call 614-446 0338 betWeen 9 & 5 1986 Lowe 14ft Ins lOLl 9 8 HP ITIOtor. Carp e1.t. with ltv•• will Call 614 · 992·2794 • l lH€ RFSI ~Cf ~ 1"--~-:7 Pml'!. '1bu mi:.ll TO IS~£ OBfl'S,. .. 16 ft ftbergllll Runabout 76 HP Even rude, trailer, re al good t tl1pa Cati6U 256 6743 Ex.,,. 54 Slbtt ,., ~13~ r Dre1nr t100 00. br111 headboard twtn 11ze S10 00 uood cond 304 675-17&0 Duplex for rant 148 Second Ave.: G allipGiit. 3 bdr liv1n groom, dmmgroom, · new . kit· chen, backyard, r&fr1g &nnga t285 plus uttllt1ea & M t\,lfltv depOsit Call 814-•48·0890 on n at10n aiT V W1thChr~stm •• JUS'I around the corner 'YOU are sure to get a grut start Don't BORN LOSER . Pldl ens Uud FurnitUre Good qu •hty used "furniture Op an 9 to 6 Of call for appOintment 304·676·6483 or 675· 1450 Furf'lithed IPI ad'"utts onty Ctil 814·446·9623 e•citlng toya aftd g~fts en 100 Goods , _2!! 01~~8, 7.'164.~- 2 bdr 2 baths. kitchen fur· ntshed, 11 Coun St t 3,26 per mo plus uttlltl• . reference &. d&fiOIIt. Call 81 4· 446·4926. ~h.-.g Pom~oy-Middleport, WedneSday, October 1, 1986 I New ,& used reing , range1, wash en S. ~ry ltrl 6 pc wood L.room suite t400 Molloh •n Fum , Rt 7 North. G.. Hipolls. A'ltnC:V Inc l janment"2bd1utililiOI panty paid nl01 Cal1 304-675 5104 •• 30• en 7921 deatre to m eke rt'l:lney, h ave f\ln 1r1 d • ftw Murt tf " ,,. t•m• n ... to ,., . 2 bdr unfumiahed -.,t In Crown City CoM 114·251·8620 .."'"thhrea lt' l 1 lly fun ~ profit.bla. No ~~ ct ll MCC811art' All you nMd Is a We Will PfO"'ide 6t ~oueehold Ap1rtment for Rent - -HOJMmak•a lftd C..-... Peop .. Wednesday, October 1. 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ·LAFF·A·DAY · Help Wa11ted ' • .~e-14-~ DailY 5entinel ~1 " 1 Cil Haldcas tle and McCor· mlck (!) Fall Fas hlon,Action '86 fll CD M,•A•s•H · (I) SCTV (j]) To Be Announced 11 .30 U Cil @ Tonight Show 160 mon ) In Stereo (!) SportsCent8r (JJ WKRP <n Cincin,..tl II CD Taxi 0 (I) ABC News Nlghtline (I) Austin Ctty Limits @@ Megn~m . P .l • • (jj) Adderly. When Ad· derly os assigned to be a do· cument couner, he meets an old agem fnend whb 1s on one last m•sston (70 m1n ) 12:00 <D Burns & Allen ' (!) NFL '"""book (]] Jetfersons Ill CD Rawhide 0 (I) Tales of the Un&K· pected ®l MOVIE; :Ode to Billy Joe' 12: 10 Cil MOVIE : ' Fun In Acapulco' •· j It ' I �. I . . . ·•, ;r'' .., _ I _·.· ·. ·, ' I- I P~ey16 -, The Daily Sentinel r---- .' '\ _ ' SHELBY (UP! 1- 'The deatl) ora Shelby woman. wiDse ID.cb' was fou nd inside the garage of her vacant and bJrned home, rernatns under·inv,•stlgatlon, Richland County authorities said Tuesday. Sanda K. Sprague, 33, dlro !rom carbon rroooxide polsonll1g, flichlanrl Coonty Coroner Dr. William Jeffries said. Hrr body was found in a garage near her lloU§e, which was . des6oyf'd by a deliberately se.t fire,The bleb' wasdlsrovered several . hours after Sunday's fire had been extll1gu!shed. . . . Mino r ~rul~es were found on her body. but none indicated she 'was h ' alrn. Jeffries said. Authorities . said they have )iot ruled ·rut a ' r- ' . .Jim Hauser. an investigator !rom the state firknarshai's office. tu lrd thP fi re wns set. The va.cant house was damaged by another· fi re Oct. 21; 1!185. and at that time, authorities tmnd marijuana boiing l.Ultiva ted inside. Sprngue and her husband, Joseph, own the property. No 11 rrrsts ila\'e bem made. said IA>ta::tive.Dale Shetleter. -·· JzulKe bloclt..s tests on rape victim XEC: L\ iUPil - A judge has refused to allow a 7-year-old girl al lr·grdly m~f() IJy 1!1e president of .t he Greene County chapter d tbe :-11\,\ CP to undergo tesls. • Sn.1rle•r Ga rla nd ,' 5~. of Wilberforce. was indicted in April on 33 c<,un !S of rape of I he girl between June 1982 ~nd October 1984. · \.;arland. wlio could be sentenced to1ife in prison If oonvicted, has plr;,cjecl itillCX'P nt and is fi-ee on baiL Hi:; trl,jjl is to begin Monday. 1;, r<:·nr County Cor11{110n Pleas Judge Edward K!mmel refused a tHPU S<' motion til is past Monday toorderpsychologicalandphysical tesl~ 011 tl1e girl. He also tllled against a motion by Garland'siawyer · lila !"he be allowed to study grand jUly testimony of the girl and her tnot ht'r befut'P tile ltial opens. .. 'llle judge grauted a defense r!'(juest !hal spa::ial prosecutor Linqa Howla11d .luntish a supplemenl al bill of particulars ronceritlng the stx"<'ilic clatPs a11d times of the alleged incidents. 'l<'i rm nel ri1lf'd In .July that the child can testify at the triaL · Suppotwrs of Garland. president of the Greene County chapter of thP Ni\,\CP for l :i ye;1rs, !tave claimed that the case is racially Trial set in Aleron murders· 1\ 1{110:>1 IU PII ,- 1lte trial for Richard Cooey II, accused in the Lal>.tr Lla~ rnurdet s of two University of Akron women, will stay in ' Dlll u1g a pl'P-trial hearing Tuesday in Summit County Common Plms C'uurl. l:OOI'v's lawyer requested. a change r1 vEflue tor his client. whu tws pleaded innocent ~y reason of insanity. ' "llw judg,.- tll l0d that the rmtion for a chan~ of venue was pt om,I UJ'P ." sold Summit County Pro~utorLynnSiaby. "We must " ' "''"' ntake an efforllo seal an impartial jury here." Ju11· 'olcclion i' to brgin Nov. 12. : Cooe;l' s Ia 11 .vrr also asked Ihat certain evidence be suppressed .in tl1r lri;ol. The rnotion .will be considered at a hearing Oct.lO. Als•l .1piJE'.1 1in~ ln cou11 '1\Jesday wer~ Kenneth Horonetz, 18, and l'el'l )' ';,ant, 19. 13olll men have pleaded innocent to charges that Iiley ltri[H I disjXlse of evidence in the case. l'linr Dickrns, 17. is a wailing a hearing to determine if he may be 11 ied '" :> n adu lt for aggravated murder, robbery. kidnapping and • South Central Ohio · Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight with a chance of heavy rain. Lows «will . range I . . t . ' J-2009 ~\,\ fr t~·\\\~t .' I 100 AMP ' -!""~~"" 'Breoker Box I J; With Main lroakor tmtollod 1 111 I ·-~ ,_ hanging in tl1e air in SOlfll' places. . .· $4994 ~ "~.; , •Soves costly With Main t }, I · tn· orgy )'..,, I.\ •Replace hazardous door & · · · /1/ window glass · l!oakor lnstalltd {. D ' L..-="C~-::-S:•Ji <old · - '/ ._: . ~ .,..J SECONDS' • .BATH VANITY .. $4995 CPVC HOT & COLD 11"xl6" S749s-.. t8"x22" WATER PIPE • • /2''xlO' .•:.................. SJ.47 1 -- -··~- 10' .....;...............S3.15. SEWER & DRAIN PIPE SOliD OR PERFORATED 30"x21" ........ . '12~.95 36"x21" .. ....... '139.95 4., . X10' ......................~ $2 •' 99 ·An '· Available $)7999 .11 14" • WITH FREE AUTOMAnc OILER SUfi R-19 f.Oil FACED 510.99 S17.29 & WOOD STOVES . $349·95 S2 6' 00 SALE PRICE, · . R~G. S35.00 KCC-90 WOOD & COAL KMH-10 MOBI.E HOME . . .' UL USTED 900 1-B WOOD & COAL 't' THURSDAY THRU MONDAY Buy 5 bais ~I Mapville Gold fiberglass I and gel afree cap with the collece. footballt~am emblem of our choice. Buy 10 bags and get a sweal· shtrt wtth the maror college team emblem or your choice.. Buy 15 bacs and Itt a london Foe stachum sweater. lnsulation pu rchasos must be made btl· ween AuguJI 29 and October 27 . 1986. · . · 'duty shaker groto •Po;~elaln fnish,· •Blower Sold with St(lve $60.00 •Blower sold BER - $3899 5 c·o. '· '. \ ' .' -Phil Rob!irts, county Engineer, and Ted Warner, highway ruperintendent, •presented.therommission• ers ·a: tliumb.nall sketch d where the highway, departrn~nt stand<; at this point In the year.. Warner said t~ department Is now in the . .process of stocking oversized cinder& from the KYger Creek J)OWer plant to be used snow and Ice rontroL The ·dePar!ment Is still d!tchtng and cutting brush, he . added . . Roberts said ihat roa~ .seal1ngs h;lve." been rompleted wllh the exceiltion of a)e projeCt to be done for Letart Township. He also report€\! tbat . three RECOGNJZED - ~Oliver, RSVP dlrel:tor a1 bridge repair projedS in !hi! west the l'!imior (:ltlzens Center; left, pins first year end .of ihe county have hli' been wlunteer, Robert B~,, whose oontrlhut'-"lncludes finished. · · ·. · ~terlalnlng al ~he plano and organ at the Center, The In another matter, the ooard Maples, aud the Extended Care FacWty of Veterans intends to grant a te:juest from Meigs County Court Jud~ PatrtcR O'Brien to cancel a bond on Kelly Silyder as a deputy oounty court clerk, and in her place, txmd Linda King. The boaro wjll ·(ulfUI ·the rtquest as soon as the judge puts the request in wrlting. ' . CHAPMAN SHOES . NEXT TO ELIEIPILDS IN POMEROY Recogn1tion.luncheon ho~ors (county's ·.senior volunteers t ' . ' The 13th. an~uai recognition Bernadine Meier, Lula Mae Qu!- Margaret Butcher, Flossie Dillon, : luncheon of the . Retired Senior vey, Joseph Smith, Bill Qulvey and Evelyn Mundry, Margaret . Volunteer Program was held . re- Dora Crispin. Kennedy, Robert Bush, Kenneth ' cently at Dale's Smorgasbord to Cundiff, Wllliarn Hol:Bck, Herman honor the~ volunteers enrolled In First-year RSVP volun .eers rec- Kincaid, Harold Rice, GeOrge · tbe Meigs project. . ognlzed and .pt¢sented pins wet~ Sellers, Don Kennedy; Mae Lyoch; .• rt~~e proiifam pro'VIdes .volunteer • 'Ciyda Ailen!IWQJ:U!, Martha Olllds, f1eva McDaniel, Stella Fieshm!lll. service at 38 stations with over Eunjce Christy, I Martha Clonch. Vmg!qia Walton, MOdred Well, 50,00J ho~rs of volunteer service Zlma Gainer, · Wilma Ha~on, Gharies Murr~. Louise Hines and being complled annually. Est!~){ Hayes, Cllrlstine Kessler, NeiUe Lowe. • . Presented 10-year service ,HazeJ\ McC!oild, ·Freda McFann, Program staff are Susan Ollver, plaques were Ada Bissell, Edna Ruby Morris, Irene Ralph, Carolyn · diroctor;. Jeanne Braun and Alice Carman, Sylvia Curtls, Llll1an Smith, Eleanor Smith, .Edith Wolfe, CQOrdlnators, and Doyle ,Demoskey, Emma Ha~.man, Spencer, Frances Starr, Nell Hudson, driver.lnteresled retirees, ' Garnet Hensly, Violet Jarrell, Wilson. . age 60 or more, who would like Sylvia Wolfe, Frances Alkire, Carrie Kennedy, Mae McPeek, more information about volunteer.. Opal Diddle, Mamie Buckley, ing are invited 1o call !!!2-2161. ·· · J. . . ;u{d 111stallatlort of tire lzydrants; Township, $6,721.76 to hard surface Syracl!se Village, $4,9)) to extend a portkm of Zuspan Hollow Road; the p:JOl deck arourid London Pool; · Rutland Fire Department. $~.00J MHjdleport Village, $lll,OOO to pur- for part rl the funds needed to, chase and tear down the burned out purc)tase a new rescue Md equip.Empire Furniture Building so the ment .truck: Scipio Fire ~part­ ~rty can be resold for develop- rnent, $10,00J for : fire fighting ment; Tuppers Plains EMS, sal0927 ff)uipment; Pomeroy EMS, $5,451 .· :' ' . . • . . . to !>\jlld onto the COJTl!TIUnity for squad fflulpment; .Chester Fire 1 Those which presented grant llllldtilg to house the EMS squad; . · Department, $6,ll0 to 111stall fire ·requests were Racll1e Village, &ltton Township, $8,678 to hard hydrants In the Ohio 248 and Keno $8,073 tor waterline replacement rurface Mile Hlll Road; Sallsbury • areas; Rutland VIllage, $al,ll)(l to dred~ a stream on Salem Street, which Is filled with run off from stnp mines; Pomerny Village, $8,00l liir installation of wreel ~hair access ramps on the sidewalks; Meigs County Engineer, $:/l!,7lll to I res\lrface Hobson Drive (County By LEE LEONARD teste ·· tax hike," Rhodes said be tolerated . Road 21) from Ohio 7 to the UPJ stalehoilse Reporter Wednesday in citing two para· "It is ab11ndantly clear that state POINT PLEASANT - The Brumfield when he went to the Middleport rorpor~lion limits; COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) graphs of a five-page memoran- spending· is out of rontrol," said defense rested its case Wednesday Glenwood Inn the night of Jan. 14. · Pomeroy Fire Department, $13,646 flepubiican gu~rnatorial candi- dum sent Sept. 8 from the ' state Rhodes. "These are not Jii'n afternoon, six days after testimony Hibbard testified he .first saw for fire fighting equipment. · dale James A. Rhodes has accused Office of Budget and Management • Rhodes's Jlgures. This I; Celeste's. hegan in the murder trtal of Kermit Clary on Feb. 24 upon a referral The ~4 requesis total $173,616.76 . the administration of Gov. Richard to the governor and slate legislative hand·!lcked budl}!!t director condlKeith "Buck" Clary, 53, Lesage, · from another doctor and has been The county has available a total F, Celeste with "wild eia::tlon year leaders. tioning the Legislature for another W.Va., who Is cbi.rgedJn coons::- treatll1g ilim sll1ce tor depression, of $82,5ll to be dispersed among spending"whicilhesaldwillsetthe Rhodes quoted William J . tax hike." ' · lion with the Jan. 14, 1986 shooting anxiety and sleeplessness. eight eligible projects. stage for another tax hike. Shkurti, director of the OBM, as "111 no way are we preparing to : death of Willia!ll Keith "Barney" On Feb. 19, Hibbard said, Clary The rommlssioners .will meet The Celeste adm1111strallon im- saying thai state spendll1g this . raise taxes," said Shkurtl. "! dOn't Brumfield, 36, at the Glenwood Inn. began a battery of tests conducted Tuesday with Kim Shields, rounty mediately denled·~ntemplating a fiscal year wlll exceed income by think it's vel')< llkely. It's not Maspn County Circuit ·Judge by his staff which rontinued on Feb. development director, to rev Jew the tax increase, said the spending was $358 million, raising base spending something we're planning at aU~ " Clarence Watt ordered the eight· 20 and Feb. 24. The tests, Hibbard applications and determine eliglbil· agreed to by Republicans and by · 3.5 percent for the next Shkurtl expiall!ed that state man, eight-woman jury, whic~ · said, were administered for the tty. The accepted projects will be pointed out a moratorium on new ·biennium. ' legislative leaders from IDth par~ includes four alternates, toretum to p~rpose of aiding him ln making an announced on Oct. 21. spending is in e!!ocC .. The portion of the memo omitted ties, in' adopting the current budget, court at I p.m. today to hear evaluation of the defendant. Final appllcation from the rounty "Wild election year spending by by Rhode~ urged austerity on the agreed to draw oown a $458 miillon instructiOJri from him and closing · The PIYChtatrlst described tlary, for CDBG funds must be submitted the Celeste.administration Is cata- part of state agencies ancj said l:Blance at the end of June 1986 to arguments frorn)'rosecuting Attor- , . during the first session with him . to the state by Oct. 31. Wiling Ohio toward another Ce- · · bJilt-ln spending increases wlll not '$54 mUllan by June 1987 in crder to· ney Damon B. Morgan·· Jr. and persOnally on Feb. a1 as being fund additional tax culs and ·· defense attorneys Don C. KiJJRery . depressed, nervous and worried spending programs. and David Nibert. and said the defendant told him he In his memorandum, Shkurti . Clary, who testified Monday in was having trouble sl~plng. By the polntl'\1 out that the drawdOW!J 1 his own defense, maintains the next session, on March 18, Hibbard preseitts "a difficult challenge" for · _ shooting was an accident. He sa;,:s said, Clary revealed he was 1988-89 budgeting because it puts he went to the Glenwood Inn the sleeping better, and'by a March 2!1 · 1 the spending base is 3.5 percent ~% :,e t!;; ~~nt~~~~t h';: meeting, .the defendant appeared higber than the lnrome base . ahout rumors he had allegroly been less depressed ~t indicated ~ Shkurtl saip revenue growt~ spreading that C!arv was "q · · .. wanted to avoid the pubUc, d!dn t durtng the next two years wlll be ., ueer. want to see anyone and had '"ronstralned" and that a 5 percent The defendant ·told the jury he tiD ghts of s icicte. wan ted the rumor stopped and only .u u persbnal income tax cut takll1g. Hibbard testi!led he h!KI 10 rrore meant to scare Brumfield. The gun effect next Jan . 1 wlll wst '$125 he carrted with him that ·night, sessions with Clary, each ias\~g an mllllon 111 Oscal J9ll8. based on his belief that Brumfield average of half an hour. the last In his memoranduffi, Shku rti may have also had a gun, dis· session, he said, was Sept. 16, ablut . asked Celeste and legislative lead· charged Clary said wben Brum- a week before the trial bega,p. ers to: ' ' . As~ by Kingllry whether a -COntinue a moratorium on fleig jerked his arm upon hell!g person who lntmtlally · hurts, in· additional spending bills. confronted by Him. ' jures or kUis another person would -Minimize "backwor" spendThe ·•last witness called to the be likely come to a psychiatrist with • ing and ac;cumuiate as many lapsed stan~ by the defense w~s R. W.. symptoms of dep~on, Hi!J!iard ' agency'funds (savings) as possible. .l'llbba,rd of Huntington, the_psychla· said they would'rot, b!ieause such il -Forbid agencies to bJDd In t11st "'ho has been lreatliig Clary . person would probably feel ro guUt infiatklnary increases and one-time sina; about a month after Brumor remorse. !llrchases into their new budget field s death. In an abbreviated . Kingery then asked Hibbard if 00 requests. sesslori of court, which lasted from . had form!'d an epll11o ' based · the aboutl::Jlto4p.m .. thedefl!!lsealso tests adminiStered t0nCiary, ail~ his '.Rhodes has prop:Jsed another ra::alled Its ·weapons expert, Pete .. . McCoskey to clarlfy hi interviews with the defendant, as automatic 5 percent reduction In · · s towJ:!ethercr mtBuckCiary,onthe credentials.' the personal inwme !a)( next ~ar, · Dr. ffibbard, whose testimony 14th day of Jan11ary, h!KI any 111tent PO!T COLORS FOR CONCERT . - The Rio · Cooperation with Rio G..U.de Co!Jele. Lyne· Center which would cost the state even Graacle College JWro Cadet Baltal1on will post the Will seat Z,I!OO..RemQinfng me tlcl!eis wiD be ctvm more. was objected to by the pro~uting ~=· B=~~~~t or kill one colors before lhe t11ar1 d. lids Sunday's concert by The oot on a flnt.come, flrat.M've basis ill the ctflces of Shkurti has rounseied agalhst attorney, told the jury UP!>n direct · Before Hlli>ard answered the · Unlled Stales Army Fleld Band ud Soldlen' O!orus The Pally Sentmel, Gallipolis Dally Trl1lute llidPolnl impielllent111g that cut, which examination by Kingery that l! IS • . questlon Morgan obj ted and the at Lyne Cenler In lUo Graacle. More thlln'2,1110 tickets . Pleasanl ~. 11cket holclel'll &I'll uqect Ill he under the law wlll take effect tilly if .• his opinion, based upon the results ' . . ec . · have INiea liVen 011110.area resident& lor lhe 3 p.m. sealed by 2:411 p.m. Pictured abovewllhthe CO.,IIIIn! Ohio's \lnemployment of the tests and his interviews with judge dlsmi.sse:! the jury fqr a shoit taUs to 7 concert 11p011110red by Ohio VaDey Puhlllllilng Co. 111 ~ battalion llltllllberll, fram left, Clll'illtlt Prollll, . perc:ent for six consecutlVe roonths, and observations of the defendant recess. I:.ess tllan lll minutes later, Tanja Tracey, Jennie Slater and Usa Evans• . that Clary did not .111tend to .klli · (Continued on Pa~ 9) ..., 1be rate Is now 8 percent. Rhodes allegesiax bncrease; ·Celeste camp issues denial Defense·rests case .in Clary murder ·trial . ., Memorial Hospital. Among the other 40 first year volunteers receiving pins were Freda McFarm and Zana Gainer, Ito r, who vohtnteer at the hosplal and the senior citizens housing complex. 1 R-19 .UNFACED 6 1/uiS...'48.,S sq. ft. 61/u23 .,. 75.,07 sq. ft. IN BLACK, GREEN, FALL BEIGE, RED, NAVY, BRIGHT . BLUE, BURGUNDY, GREY, WINE, MAUVE "l ~A!IIYING CASE, 16" Ill 3'1nl5 ..... 81.12 sq. ft. S13.99 6'/niS ..... of8.9S sq. ft. Sl2.99 ... 13S.12 sq. ft. S21.99 61/u23... .. 7S.07 sq. ft . Sl9,99 ~~ . The Fast-Lane Flat SUPER 2 . BAR& CHAIN OIL . FAST-TRACK FLATS! you'll be in Ihe fast lane of fashionI . . · · U.. •Seal out ·winter's UNFINISHED LUAN R-11 FOIL FACED ,.. Fourteen requesls for a piece of the 1987 Gtmrnun!ty Developmetlt Block Grant pie llave been rubrnllted to the Meigs County Commlsstoners. Out of those 14, only eight can be funded, acrordtnc to CDBG guidelines from the Ohio Depart· ment of Development. ·f . · • C~l cl! Ihem In a color-fast collection of fall's favorite hues. lhen slide lhem on. In a split second. · . ·County of;f{cials consider teques.t.s.. for 'CDBG fu~~irig . · ' - •.$9995 "We lee~· this is a potentially ha1aroous situation," Pieloch said. " We won't know the cause until the contractor romes in 1\\'ocbtrsda)·l morn ing. but we believe a iar~ part of tre !X'Oblern is tluc to II ~al')' rauts in area last few days." Pirlrch sa id that 'CCIion of 1-70 is built on fill dirt which possibly began erddutg. . ·· •. Shelly and Sa nds Co. of Zanesville Is to begin repair work ldday. 'Pit•lcch >: tid he didn 'l know how long it would take to repair. Ontil 1epa irs are romplel ~. westbound traffic is being detoured ahout sl' miles starting 'llt tile New Concord exit. Pteloch said the cl(·tuur u>es U.S. 40, a four-lane highway in that area. 26 canto ·' A Mt,~ttimedia _ lnc. ·Newspaper ' . , WE REPAIR WINDOWS, SCREENS & STORM DOORS 200 AMP . ,. ' CASH & CARRY PRICES Breoker lox • . ~ ' m HriiiJI This Ad 16' I COLUMBUS iUPl l :._ A &lippingemoonkment,!las forced !he Ohio 3 Sectionl. 20 Pages ' , By NANCY l:QACHAM , ~ned and then tabled by the. · ' Sentinel Sialf Writer · commlssioner5. .The Meigs COunty Health Depart, Syracuse h8$ $7,00 in Communment will operate on about $«l,OOJ lty D~:velepment Block .Grant ITIJ· less 111 1987, whlle ·.the county TB nies with which to buDd t II! facUlties office wllllncrease about $40,000. ' and both bids came in well ewer that These are the only chan~s in the amount. Modern · Protecttve Gtatproposed 1987 , budget for ·Meigs ings, ColumbJs, entered a bid of . County as prepared by the budget · S'Z7,390.40 and Hous~ Comtruction, commission. A resolution accepting Syracuse, entered a bid .of $12,000. the pro~ b\ldget, with rates of 'l)le boar,d tabled the bids 1D be taxation, Was accepted Wednesday returned to Syracuse Village Coon· by the Meigs .Co·unty . c1l for review and directions m how Commissioners. the commissioners should proreed . · Accordll!g to the proposed in the matter. bJdget, the health department's The ooard ~~Ccepted a bid from one-mlll Olllll"atll1g levy will l'educe Maxine Gaskill, Middleport, tor 10 •75 mlll 1987. additional office space tort he Social The one mill generated services division ·of the Meigs $181!,~.63 for the health depart· Ceiunty Department ·of Human ment, according to budget COrnmls· Services, subjoct to approVal from sion figures. The · .75 mlll will the state Department of Human generate $148,025.86. Services. By vot~ in May, TB's operatll1g '98$klll offefed l,(ll9 ~ ,llare feet levy Increased trom .40 mill to .~ of space in the up!tairs of the mill, which, ,under new valuation, former ColUmbia Gas building In means an 111crease from $55,325.75 Middleport, at a rost of $000 it. to $95,18.191. lllonthfora·periOdofiW!lyears, The . . Bids from two rompanies to food stamp portion of liuman · construct restroom !acUltlfls.at the services Is already mused 111 the Syracuse roadside park were IDWnstairs of the same buDding. Pomeroy SALE ENDS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH Slip muses 1-70 lane shutdown enttne· Pomerov--:-Mi~dleport,Ohio, Thursday, Oct~ber 2. 1986 ' ers 'DELL .LUMBE rl.1JTT1l .. , .COmmissioners accept .. propQsed 1987, budget ~ Coory. lH. and DickenS are accused in ttK> bludgeoning deaths of \\'endy Offrrdo, 21, and Daw n Mt'Creery, :D. Cnoeycouldr!J11'iVethe dealh pr11alt y if convicted. · I · ~ Frlda,y, clOudy. ffigh in (Is, Chance of rain ~ oen!itit. I . <Jo•.+---••••·o Super Lotto • _al y • Copyrlgh\od 1888 . ADOLPH'S ."At theDAIRY VALLEY End. of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge . • · Vol.38, No. 105 l PH. 992-2556 TOnight, · in the ti1ld II&; Olance pf 36-33-31·4-~ • With Fries ................... S1.64 . 694 r -. . $-109 ,. . . POMEROY, OH. .Daily Number on.Friday· -Page4 wn · --·•~+oo ~ Sp~cial of the Week .' . ''P"' Deparlouent of TranstJOrlalion to dose the westhound lanes ol h o l c t·sw~ 70 from New Conrord to Norwtch and a rontractor wtll su rwy damage t:xlay. f><•pprtmm t spokesman Dwayne Piela::h said cracks had formed on ti"' roact_andthe betm along a 2(XJ.foot sa::tion of the highway w h~rc an embankment had slid away. Pei!ech said a 31-fool vertical clrop began only six feet from tlle highway and guardrails were · hostN~Y . ' .I ·cHICKEN PAniES· . Ohio Lottery .Marauders between '65with anda chance 70. Partly cloudy stormS ChanceFriday of SIDwers or. thunder· Thursday of siDwers . through Sunday. r::==~=:;=======:;==~;;~~===t or thunderstorms. Highs wfil be in Lo~s wUI be in treOOsFridayandin ·· the mid 005. the mid ~s to low OOs Saturday and Theprobabllityofprecipitatilnis ,Sunday. \fighs w,ill, be iJ .the ~s · 70 percent today, 00 percent tonight · Friday, between ffi aJid 75Sal\lrday and 3l percent Thursday.. and 75 to 85 Sunday. \ , .: I . area weather. s'ce"l Ohio, .•. . •· ' shoykf ha~e co~~Siderooalli!rnafe : the H;liardous Waste Facility, slt!!S for WTI. · · Board. . , Charles Waterman •.r~resentlng · B4t the Ohio aiforney ~neral's offtc~. aJ)d ro\msel for 'WI1 . said · said tre "state of the art" ' maxin;tum safety pra::aqtions have facility will accommodate haza)'d-; · 11een \taken, and the facUlty will ous waste from ·seven states Md; . result in · the • "minimal, adverse will- ,dispose of it permanently by,· envlrdnmentalimpact." inelrieration, "Nothing about this . ' "Th~ Hazarwus Waste Facility · faciUty Is a dump," he said. ' Board\. clid rot -rEquire WI'! to ' Tobin. the d>unty prosecutorwlio; produCf any. indication t!Jat . this .represents protesting residents or., was th~ ~t site for !he dlsp:Js~l . East Uve11XX11 and Wells~e. said · facUlty \" argued attorney pavid the board ·"put•lhe cart. hefore Ire Tobin. represE!IJtlnir the Columbi- liorsi>" in approving tre facUlty. ana Coo'r ty ~i""d of Health ;nld the · . "Obviously, there can .be no Co.m ll)U n i \Y Prot e.ct Ion perfect site, bu\ one site CO)IId he AsSQciatioh: • . better than another,'' said Tobin, "Nowt\er€ (in the statute) does il · arguing that thebuqlen tallsm the ' . say thill 1any other sites 'must be HazardOus Waste FacUlty Board,to Winds will be light and from !he ronsldered by the board," roun- protect the citizens by keeping the southwest tonight. tered MIQhaei Marous, an assistant incinerator away from the bull\ of Ohio Extended Forecast stat• e altto~iiey general representing the ~.(00 'powtation. Friday tiu'oUgh Sunday ' " ·. Wednesday, . .. October 1! 1986 '· COLUMB)JS, Ohio (UPI) -The Thelligh roijri lsex!X'cteii to rule O)lio Supreme Court. has .takeri . by ti)e end .of · the year on .the under advisement the controversial five-year (Hd plan. ' . issu~ of wh!'ther to permit a huge Chief Justice FrMk D. Cell-' regional hazardOus waste inclnera- brezze ·.Is campaigning for re. tor to be locafed in I;:asl Liverpool. eleetion on · another hazardous The court heard. oral arguments waste case, saying the hlgh court) Tuesday in an appeal by local, policy Is th.a t loca!Tesidents should citizens and the Columbiana he permilted .lo prole::! themselves County Board of Health from a . from toxic ,fumes and liquids. lower court decision allowing An attorney ·for . Columbiana Waste Technologies Inc: to con- , County and Its. residents told the struct tile . S!lJ mlllioQ incinerator court Tuesday that !he Ohio ' near the Ohio River. Hazardous Waste Facility Board rnnt i\·atPr.l Sun) mil ~ 'ou nl y. . . ' f'ire. death under investigation I - Ohio Briefs:-....,· \Vaste .site·proponents, .opponentS .spar 'i n CQ~ ·:· • · · •!, . ho m k ide. .. Pon:teroy-Middlep()rt. OhiO ' . . '· ....... '· ... . .. !; 1 .l ' ' I rate . . ,, .. .. .,. I . 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