https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d617a25cc2b36edbafd3284e01923c7a.pdf 17fdad4fc325d4cb09dd20dc14602409 PDF Text Text . ,. ' Page.._16-The Dai Sentinel , . (Continued from page 1) mt a "natUral science" but that the dev.eidpmentai ageo(7-8. flle lias obseiVatlons and tests .determine a SOCial quotient of 00, the witness the results. said. The witness sald it is possible for Howder then referred to res1ilts of someone being tested to fake a lack the Ink blot test, a measure of ol understanding. He was asked to emotional and mental abllltles.. a explain the expression "test-wise" personality test. He described the since tre defendant had been given dPfendant as . falling !l'lto · the tests on several occasions before. "Concrete" thinking pattern. Asked If he had compared his test Asked about whether he had results with others, Howtter said be reviewed resultsofotheqlsycholog· had and that there was "no leal tests given the defendant to slgnlllcant discrepancies In my check consistency, the witness sald testing and previous testing." . thathe had and thattreresultswere Asked by ' Toy It Ire mUdly consistent. retarded would have Ire ability to Causes of retardation were dis- know right from wrong, Howller cussed by Howder and he listed • answered "yes.: He also said that damage to tre central neiVous the mildly retarded would have tile system by such things as birth ablllty to recall events, but not Ume Injuries, rheumatic fever, 'down frames. · syoorome, and iteuroological dis· Questioned about tl)eposslbUltyof oroers, congenital effects, passing the defendant being psychotic, from one generation to another, Howder said that It was his opinion either genetically or ol a soclo- that hew~ not suspect psychotic at economic nature, and ~ettmes.a the time he saw him. · mixture of causes. . · . Toy then questioned the witness Asked whether he ha made a · on whether someone ot the mental determination about Taylor's retar· ageol7 to 9 could coverup their le\lel dation, the witness answered "no, of lritelllgence witti' Howder redue to a lack of history on Mr. spondlng that It might be possible. Taylor. ~!<edy Story on the The attorney then referred to a thlnklng. . · s of the retarded.' report trOm another psychologist Howder d It Is difficult for who had examined Taylor quoting a i;Oillrone retarde\::1 IOfl\akegenerall· portion "suffldently smart to pres· zatjons, to Infer, thattheycannotget ent a goodtront."Asked whether he a focus on sameness, and that they agreed with that state, Howder said i;Oilletlmes have · problems with he 4Jd not. hearing what is sald, ~aluatlng Toy then turned to the matter of pictures and papers. whether Taylor Is capable to · Asked specifically about Taylor function on his own. Howder spoke and his retardation and abilities, of his dependence on his motrer and !lowder responded ''I do rot believe that he feels the commented Mr.Taylor can understand abstract defendant Is ootcompetent to Uveon concepts. Mr. Taylor cannot reason his own and suggested something In lndu·cttvely. " With that, the Witness was the way of a group home and a presented a copy of the statement c1 sheltered workslxlp atmosprere. The attorney again referred to rights read toanyonecharged with a reports of other psycholo~ts, crime. Howder read tberlghtsaloud Including Dr. NanM!cklewlxluSted and then was asked to make a judgement based on his training and Taylor as "mildly" retanled, while exj:erlence as to wrether the . another referred to "motivated 'defendant could unc:IPrstand tre forgetting." Howder testified In response Ill questilns about learn· statement of rights. Howder retng, that the defendant Is capable c1 sponded that since Mr. Taylor taus (nto the bottom hall of mild learning by oolng and therefor' could probably shoot a firearm. · retardation, he "would have dlffi· 1n redirected examination, the culty In understanding Ire wording question ct. ma)lngerlng again came on the card." · Asked about Taylor's susceptlbll· up, and Howder testified that there Jty Ill manipulation by others, have been cases In the post when he's been able to detemnlne If a Howder gave tbeoplnlon that be felt person Is mallnge1ng based on Taylor could be eesUy manipulated, observations and skills he'SJ been "that be does not look to long term taught. effects." . Howder said that In his opinion Asked about Taylor's susceptlbD· Lindsey was not maul!gerlng with Ity to pressure, such asbelngheid In the exception ol the drug and alrolxll a jaU against his wru, Howder said assessment when be !alled to that he felt the defendant would do maintain eye contact, used facta!" "whatever he oeeded to get out of grimaces and other actions. The that situation", that he would react psychologist apologized to tre court to pressure, and that hi! !ourKI even lor falling to IUt that ln!ormailoit In In the testing that he wanted to know his report. what was expected and then give his answer. CI"'M "examination Under cross examination by Robert Toy, Howderwas queStioned CLEVELAND (UP! ) - Tues· on whether any medical examlna· day's winning Ohio· Lottery lions of Taylor had taken place to numbers: Dally Nwnber c:IPtermlne If there Is an organic 349. • problem and how much time hi: had Ticket sales totaled $1,110,795, actually spent with the defendant. with a payoff due of $313,491.~ . Howder said that he had two PICK-t · · sessions, with a total of tour to six 0'103. hours, that he had not talked with PICK-t tlcket sales totaled relatives or other associates. The questioning turned to the $165,291.~. with a payoff due of matter of malingering and the $74,009. PICK-t$1stralght bet pays$7,260. psychologist was asked to dlescrlbe PICK-t$1 box bet paysm. the word. Howder said !twas faking, bad or good, and acknowledged that there ts nospeclflctesttodetermtne malingering. The witness said he ·Meets Friday did not believe Taylor was malin· The .Meigs County Fox Chasers gering. Unc:IPr furthering question· wtll mret Friday at 7:30p.m. at the lng by Toy as to psychology being an "exact" science, Howder said It Is clubhouse on Eagle Ridge. Pick 4:0703 A'judgiDent of $18,329.01 has been awarded In Meigs County comlnon • fleas Court to the Home. National Bank, Racine. from 'Barbara, R. Talbott, Portland, et al. The Judgment has been awarc:IPd In a foreclosure. actiOn tor property In Lebanon Township. Goldome Realty Credit Corp. , Philadelphia, has been awardPd a $37,215.41 judgment from Richard A. Ryan, St.. Marta, Ca., et 31, In a foreclosure action for property itt OUve Township. 1n other court rna tters, a notice to appear and .. answer under oath . concerning · property, Income, assets, etc., has been Issued to Larry Hunt, president of Abundant Ute Coal Corp., In an action filed against Abundant Ute by Eastern MobU~ Power Co., lnc. Hunt Is to appear In· Meigs County Common Pleas Court on0ct.'l5. Emergency squads · answer six calls Six calli were answered Tuesday by local units, tre Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. Rutland at 5: 43a:m. went to Route 143, the Harrtsonvme .area for Roy Ellis, treated but tran5pQrted; Rutlandat9:52a.m.IOHarrisonvllle for Margaret Eilts, to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Racine at 2:03 p.m. to Yellowbush Road for Carolyn Russell, treated but not transported; Pomeroy at 3:02p.m. 10 Wehe Terrace for Patrtck Duffy, to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at 4:09p.m. to Beech St., for Carol Stone to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Pomeroy at 8:24 p.m. lo Callaway Ridge for Deldra Carleton, to Holzer Medical Center. ' Veterans memorial Admltted..Samuel · McKinney, Rutland; Anna Roush, Syracuse; Naomi Wyatt, Racine; Margaret. Ellis, Pomeroy; Margaret Goett, Pomeroy; Beulah Kapteina, Pomeroy. · Discharged.. Floyd Re!trnlre, WU· ltamQutvey. • Boster (Continued from page 1) establishing the "71).30" plan. "I tried to make It clear In my testlm;my that Gallla County had not received some windfall by the Candee decision, because we had not been subject Ill the · tax departments "70-:.l" plan prtor to a corporate merger In 1981. "lt'sarealshocktorelymthefull taxable value of j:ersonal proj:erty In your dtstrtct, and then lose :.> j:ercent because or an uncontrolla· ble corporate decision," Boster said. The committeerecognizing Ire unique and Wlforeseeable hardship which results when a corporate merger changes the legal status of a large portion of a dlstrtct' s tax base - recommended that dtstrtcts which have been placed In that situation In the last six years, or who experience that hardship In tre future, should have a three-year phase-In j:erlod to prepare for the decrease In revenues. The state would fuoo the phase-In so ihatdlstrtcts scheduled to share a ll percewt portion of the plant wlll not have to walt three years. The committee did not recom· Racine reSident injured in accident actions riled Marriage license8 'since there were no powder bums to tissue $Urroundlng the wound. Dr. ~mise tok! the court he also thought a 5e\,'0Dd shot was fired at some time because« shotgun shell · wadding · found in the screen and behind the couch, and because there was no exit wound In the victim's bead. However, tre doctor sald he could not say If hair removed from the screen actually belonged to the victim since there was no report In · t11e autopsy r:J hair missing from the victim's scalp. Concerning the ethanol level, the doctor described the level at which ethanQI becomes toxic "would alway~ depend on the Individual." Regarding the blanket covering the body, Toy asked Dr. i(nouselfhe was aware that an Individual had puUed the blanket back. and then replaced it before autlxlrttles were ootlflei:l? (Toy was referring to testimony given last week by Jack Scarbrough, who found the body and notified authorities.) The doctor replied that he was·oot1\ware ofthls fact. That could account tor tre Illes he said. G: Michele Yf!l2f), a criminalist with Bureau ol Crlmlnallndentlflca· lion·, London, Ohio, was called l1y the c:IPfense lo IdentifY a torquotse and white dress taken from Taylor's traDer, which YeuJJ subsequently tested for blood stains. She told the court that she did identifY human blood stains on the. dress but that the blood sampiels could not be matched to a specific human because the putrtficatton process had made It Impossible- to establish Illood tYpe. When asked by Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Fred Crow, Ill I! sre (Yezw l thought tlie j:erson who shot Melton could ·have been wearing the dress, the de!imseflred an objeetion and the que8tion was strtcken from the record by Judge Charles Knight. When asked- by Cr6w It she ( Yezw) was famWar with blood spattering patterns, she answered yes. Tonlght ...partly cloudy. Low 40 to 45. Winds southeast around 10 mph. 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Newspaper case • Weather forecast r~;;;;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•---~ I ,,..,. -on behaJf,ofTaylor By 'lbe S1!ntlnel Staff A Racine man was treated and · With a dozen or so people listening released Tuesday morn!Jig at Vete; trom the ·gallery, Dr. Charles rans Mernortal Hospitartollow!Jig·a Knouse, o(Athens, ari oSteopathic two-vehicle accident on u.s. 33. pbyslclan and a professor of · DannyD.Brown,'rl,of4:nxlOhio pathology at Ohio University, told 124, was treated for back strain, the Meigs County Common Pleas hospital officials said, Court he believes the gunshot wound 'lbeGallla·Metgs posto!theState to the head ofbanny Wayne Melton Highway Patrol said· Brown was may have occurred after Melton's eastbourKI on 33, about 500 feet west death. He also told the court he or Ohio 68;1, when a westbourKI van, thought Melton's body had been driven y Jack D. Crowder, 38, of moved after death. Elkview, W.Va., allegedly went left Dr. Knouse was called Tuesday or ceriter and st\IICk Brown head-on. · afternoon l1y the defense to give Crowder was not Injured In the exj:ert testimony In the Lindsey 9:05 a.m. collision, which trooj:ers Taylor munler trtal. said caused moderate damage to Dr. Knouse was hired by the Brown's car and heavy damage to -.4Jefense to review the autopsy report Crowder' s· van. Crowder was of Danny Wayne Melton. charged by the patrol with driving As requested by the defense, Dr. left or renter, Knouse revealed findings based on his review of the report, photoHomecoming planned graphs or the body an~tcroscoplc •The homecoming or the South slides. 1 The doctor tlfied he Bethel New Testament . Church on believes Melton's deal ~k place Silver Ridge wlll be held Sunday. between Oct. 4-7, 19&3. FoliOwlngfellUiarmomlngserv~ He also answered questions from there will ooadlnner at 12noon In the annex. Special music during an the defense regarding the level of ethanol (blood alrohol) In the body afternoon service wiD be ~nt~ and cause of.death. · by the Bissell Brothers and Frank The doctor said he thought the and Lou Ann Hunnell Gale of cause of death was more likely to Columbus. The public is Invited. have been ethanol toxUlcation rather than a ·gunshot wound Co~ A notice of Impending suit has because some "phenomenon is been flied In Meigs County Common consistent with the wound being Pleas Court for Brenda Janey, Inflicted after death." Dr. Kl)ouse Langsvtlle, Ervin Ray ·Janey, listed the fact that there was "no deceased. against Aqlerican Elect· arterial bleeding" as one of the determining factors in his ric Power Co., Lancaster. conclusion. An action !Ued by State Farm He added that a dead body does Insurance Cos., Newark, et al, not bleed - It wm drain some body against Pontiac Motor Division, fluids though and there was evl· General Moto~Corp., Clnctnnatl,et aence or this type of drainage. al, has been dismissed. He ful1her noted that the upj:er part of the victim's body was darker In co~r than the'lower part, leading him to believe the body was moved Marrtage llcenses have been +after death. Dr. Knouse described Issued 1n Meigs County • "'""bate 'u the decomposition process and said ..Court to Thomas Wilson Parks, 'rl, that 11 the victim died In an upright Coolville, and Rena Mae Chevalier, posltlonashewasfoundonthecouch 3618, ReedsReglnvWe; RoCrubert Ra30y Crumbothpot, In the trailer, the opposite should , and a mp, , .have occurred. . Minersville; · Ronald Arlington · He also noted 1n photos a blanket Haught, 50; .antt Audrey Lynn which covered the body apProredto G~lndley, 41;-rothofRaclne. be tucked In tightly, making him question how flies were able to get underneath to Jay eggs. . Regarding a stain on the couch wrere the body was found, Dr. mendamethodforapportlonlngthe Knouse said that If tl)e body had 30 j:ercent share among school Initially been on its back, putrHied dlstrtcts. Boster said that apj:eared fluid would have pooled In the skull, to be a positive signal that ·the then, when placed uprtght on the committee n\embers sought a more couch, the fluid would have drained equitable system than had been In out. effect umer the tax department 's Could DDt be positive plan: and, Boster said, she would During cross examination by seek a system based on need. Robert Toy, Dr. Knouse told the In testimony before the commit· court that he could not say positively tee, Boster said she frequently that ethanol toxlflcatlon was the emphasiZed that tre ·tax c:IPpart· cause of death. ment's apportionment plan was not ,!fe also said the gun shot to equitable and "tenc:IPd to makerlch, Melton's head probably occurred lndustrtaUzed areas rtcher." from a distance of about four feet UN II 111<1 10 -lrlc lltoom, but wlrh mort conrtnltn<»! ·.- Pa~hologist -testifies . Meigs'County happenings... : Court ac~ionsfilea . .Wednesday, OQtober 2. 1986 Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio ·" . ·Taylor's evaluation .. ' " ' "What It boUs down to Is this Was the defendent' s confession fact or fiction?" • rJ:his was the state's final position '-'" hi the Lindsey Taylor aggravated munler trial. , "There's enough holes In the evidence of this case to create a reasonable doubt. " This Is the final position 'of the defense. · l'loslng arguments In the Lindsey Taylor case were heard th!S morning In Meigs County Common Pleas CoQrt, as Robert Toy, for the state, and Steve Story, for the defense, summarized · infl1rmatlon from :liwitnesses In over seven days oftesttmony. · The state lf!SISts that enough corroborating testimony has been given toto provethatTaylordld, "on or about Oct . 5, 19~. purposely and with prtor calculation and design, take the lite of Danny Wayne Melton." Toy told the jury that testimony ct several witnesses verllled that Taylor did possess a firearm - a sawed off shotgun- and that he was In possession of the gun under a disability - he was a fugitive from justice under a prior charge from 1978. Toy cited testimony of various prosecution and defense witnesses In an attempt to j:ersuade the jury for a guOty verdict. He admitted to the jury there was confusion about the dates -but he . asked, "Is there contusion about the events that occurred?" He pointed. out'to the j4ry that many witnesses corrobOrated events, If ootdates. Story stressed the point "beyond a reasonable dloubt. We're looking for proof- not probablllty," he said. After recoUnting the evidence as presented by· his witnesses, Stot'Y 'said he "did not · know what hapj:ened" to Melton, and neither could anyone else. Story told the jury he believed that after dellbera lion, they would come back to the courtroom with awrdlct of not guUty. He also ooted tbe lesser Included charges In the Indictment of , murder and voluntary manslaughter. Presiding Judge Charles Knight gave his Instructions to the jury after 11 a.m. thismornlng,afterwhlchthe case was presented to the jury for deliberation. Gallipolis finn buys Mountain State Steel, saves 55 hourly jobs • I I DEMONSTRATION - During cross examination Wednesday morning, defense witness Lawrmi.'e Hayman was asked hy Attorney Robert Toy to show the lury exactly what he did on Friday, Oct. 7, 1~83, when he entered the Undsey Taylor trnller on Forest ·Run Road. Usmg a stop watch, Toy Hmed Hayman's demons!ration at 13.43 seconds. Hayman told the • court he had thought about buying I he lraller; he was only looking for signs of water leaks; and that when he saw the tr.iller In such disarray, atl he wanted 1o do was leave. Hayman and his brother Roger were hoth In the trailer but saw no body and smelled no pecullar odor. . President's. soapbox in Cincy Diversified Chief Executive Of. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UP!)fleer WOllam Eachus said Mountain A federal bankrupty judge tnday State has had profttable months this was to sign the final paj:erS I but lost a totalof$:lltJ,{lX)InJuly year approving the sale of bankrupt CINCINNATI (UP! ) -Not only · numerous visits to ~tr i es to promote and·grill items. and August because companies Mountain State Steel of Parkers· Then cal'(lf> .Reagan's main bust· · burg to Diversified Investments of 'were afraid to place orders because the political soapbox, but the soap the plan . ness-a trip to a downtown lxltellor Alter arriving at Grea ter Cln cln· or the uncertainty ot Mountain Itself, was on President Reagan's Gallipolis, Ohio, for $1.4 million. agenda for his visit to Cincinnat i nat! Airport on Air Force One, his tax speech to a bour 1,<XXl people Marshall Spradling, Ire trustee State's future. today .. Reagar planned to fly on Marine at a Clnclnnall Chamber of ComDiversified moved In to reorgan· for Mountain State, said all of the One, a helicopter, from I he airJ:')rt to merce . fu ncllon - · a luncheon The presi:lent scheduled a tour of lze the steel company last Desteel casting firm's assets wUI be meeting of the Cincinnati Business turned over to Diversified aember. Eachtls said It found •a . the Procter & Gamble Co. plant near the P&G plant. Committee and the Cincinnati At lvorydale, P&G's gigantic ' company In dtsarray and suffering where Ivory soap Is made and a Investments. - · . Institute for Small Business speech to promote his proposed manufacturing complex where · The sale. initially approved by from ~rcash now. Ivory soap is made. the pr!'Sident Ent erprise. Mountain State has had as many 1ederallncome tax ~'!?forms. Bankruptcy Judge Ronald Pearson Following the speech, the pres!· planned to take a tour and ca t lunch The presklent planned to ·spend following a hearlngWednesday ••will as 70 hourly emplOyees. That dent's schedule called for an with the workers In the' plant number had di'DPped t.o 39 at only about three hours In the city save~to55hourly jobs at Mountain Immed ia te (light bac k to State, which had tlleduooerChapter t;teglnnlng o! this year, before an1vlng on a flight from Washing- cafeteria. W ashington. ton shOrtly before noon and depart. No fan cy food was plan ned. 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code climbing back to the 5(). 55 range. The president' s \1Sit to Cincinnati "The White House said the lng In the early afternoon on a n tght . Mountain State workers had this year In onler to reorganize. was his first In more than a year. president wants to ea t what the accepted wage , oonceslons .o1 12 ~ck to Washlngiori. , .. , , ('U business picks up fo r the new ·percent In March and alsogaveupa ' 'The maln ,purpose of Reagan's people there normally have," said Reagan was last in Cincinnati In ·"Purchaser, then more workers wUl 6 percent raise tha t was part r:J their visit was to up support for his plant manager Uoyd Ward. The August of 1984 during the preslden· ~ added at a later date ," Spradling tax plan. in recent weeks!he'smade menu usually includes soups, salads tlal campaign. contract. said . . ' arum House. approves $.1.90 million allocation for -AIDS The money was put In the-1986 the disease die within three years. , \"eakef\S the body's Immune sys· -·-· The administration rev L•ed Its WASHINGTON (UP!) - The ' "It ts the committee's Intention tern , leaving a person w lnera ble to original budget r'equest for AIDS · House, pledging to leave "no stone approptiatlons btu of.$104.9 billion research, but critics said the. ' unturned" In the search to find a for the Health and Human Services; . that no avenue be left unexplored for ca ncer and ot her deadly diseases. amount wa s not enough and many La bound Education Departments tack of funding, that progress be AIDS has been found to strike cure for AIDS; voted to boost members of Congress have pressed and related agencies. made as fast as tiutnanly possible," mostly ho mose~uals, Intravenou s research funds by nearly $190 for additional money. ThebU!wasapproved322·107and ' Contesald. . . . .dr ug user s. Hai ti ans and mllllon'on the day RockHudsoridled Reagan, during his Sept. 17 news sent to the Senate. ·. , , Conte sakltl)e committee t.Iso w.ls hemophotacs. • of the mysterious disease. The S1B!p rnllUoit Is $70 million urging the Health' and 1-~uman • The additional money would be conference, defended his bu ~et Hudson, the suave film star who tlutn President Reagan re Services Department to appoint a divided among several agencies for reco~endations for AIDS re- 1 more entertained audiences !or three quested and 90percent more than Is coordinator for tre AIDS effort, "In • research, .. .community - aw~reness • search, saying they represent "a top decades, died ln 'his sleep Wednes· being SPent this ~ar. other words, an AIDS czar." prograins, preventtve'care and risk prlortty with us." day after a yearlong battle with During debate on the approprla· Conte, senior RepubliCan on the "Nlne agencies havf been en· · reduction programs. AIDS. He was 59. !Ions bUl, the House accepted an The National institutes of Health The additional money that the t1ouse A11Propt1atlons Commt~. gagedlnthtseffort.... What we need House approved Wednesday, $189.7 told the House, "There are now at Is a well-coordinated, well-planned would receive $140.6 million, the amendment by Rep. Robert Dor· mUUon, will ensure that "no stone ,leastl2,troconflrmedcasesofAlOS'· effort, with one person rurutlng the Centers for Disease Control would nan, R·Callf., that would allow the . receive $45.6 moton and $3.5 mUllan surgeon general tousesomefu ndsto wUI be left untumed In research Into In this country. The number is show," Conte said. close bath houses that may be .doubling every 10 montJts.. Eighty' ~cqulred Immune deficiency syn· would go to the Alcohol , Drug Abu se the causes anry~atmen . ts and the tlveperceilt oftltO.!edlagnosedWith drome Is a virus that attacks ~nd and Mental Health Administration. responsible lor transmlttln,g AIDS. potential !:\Ires AIDS," Rep. Silvio . ~ C~nte, R·Mass.', said. -· I , '• ' Group seeks·plant AKRON,Ohlo(UPI)-Agroupof • unidentified Investor.; want to buUd a hydroelectric plant on the Cuyahoga River at the Gorge Dam near Akron. Akron Associates has iued a preliminary. permit application witli the Federal Energy Regula tory Coffiii'l/sslon'ln Washington. 1 �-t ·o ,.. . Thursday" October 3, 1985 The Daily Santinei-· Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I. ·commeltta •0 • Page.:_2-The .D8itv Seniln,l . ~'""""'' Ohio Thursday, October 3, 1986 . • .Japanese • 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ~~ ,...,_.._..,.-,~do= ~~~ . . ROBERT L. WINGETT · Publisher BOBHOEFUCH General Manager · P<\1 WHITEHEAD As.ilslant Publisher/ Controller ' diarY--------:---'J_am_e_s_J._K_i.lpa_tr~e_·k TOKY·o - it occurred to me, as long as I was In Tokyo, that it would be an act of kindness to call upon the pftme minister. Alter all, oo one elSe )lad Informed the gentleman c1 certain rising hos!Utttes In the U.S. Congress, and a wan.cllrlng news· paperman might be In position to perform a useful service. Thus I set out from my hotel by taxicab and arrived sbortlythereaf· ter, two years older and mticeably more gray about the temples, at the modest resldenoe that · serves as both borne and offloe for Yasuhtro 'DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ., '""-" D,tLE ROTHGEB, JR. ~ News Editor Nakasone. The house supposedly was resigned by Frank Ltoya Wright, or by someone ~¥bo knew Frank Lloyd Wright, but . it re· minded me most clearly of the mansions that on lycoons used to build In OkalhOma City In the 19als; big rooms, ·wide halls, but nothing . much to put on a bouse tour. I found !he prime minister In a reception room sparsely furnished with three chairs- ooeior him, me for me, and one In between for a hahdsome young Interpreter. I had no!figured to get any hard news out of Mr. Nal!asone, and I had figured exactlY right: I would have wrung more hard news out ollhe Great Bronze - Buddha · o! Nara, wbo welgps fi2 tons and sits 53 feet high. Nevertheless, It was a cordial conversation. ·The prilpe mlnlser, 67 • ts as ·sand ~nd as seasoned as a charred oak keg, which tif(leed he somewhat resembles- noUn girth, but in a dominant sense of (I'esenoe. He sits for an Interview as Immobile as a frog oo a Illy pad, his eyes occasionally moVIng be; neath heavy brows, his lingers row LETTERS OF OPINION arl' welcome. Thl"y should be less"than 300 wo,rd~ long. All lNt<'fs are subje<'t to f'ditlng and must bf' signed-with name. address and .f£'lephonl' numb<>r . No unsl~ned l etters will be publishe-d . Letter s should 'rx> In gbod ta st(>, addrC'sslng Issues. no1 personallt\£'S • ~._Business · traveler: • • ~ tough customer Its 0 . Pomeroy-Mi~leport, •. The Daily Sentinel I Meet .the '85 ·Eastern Eagles . • The travel industry is r:ecognlzlng the frequent business traveler as mlist reliable and profitable prospect - and Its single toughest sell in an a~ of stlff competition and roller-roaster fares. ~uch travelers are quick to hear about the latest cost-cu tting scheme, and their vocabularies have taken on fresh bite with phrases like "block programs," "bulk deals," "consolidated fall@s" and "commission sllSrlng" - not to mention the ever-popular "rebate." The newly savvy corporate travel managers force thOse wbo stand to profit from their patronage t~ approach these customers with greater sq)hlstlcation than ever before. .p~> ;·The business travel industry has enlered t~ era of the tough cli'Stomer," observed Eric McFerran. executive vice president c1 Hickory rmvel Systems In Saddle Brook, N.J. "He lalows more and expects rmre. !'While the airlines have spent the past several years In the labor pains of dej'egulatton, tile conduct of the business traveler has become, somewhat Ironically, more stringently regulated - not by government, bUt by coip>rate travel policies." McFerran shared his ideas and the results of several national business trwel polls with delegates to a recent marketing conferenoe sponscred by the Travel Industry of America. He cited a number of reasons for the Increased sophistication of the tnaustry's favorite customer, In addition to restraints imposed from outside by downslldes In tile economy. · rfhe average business traveler Is favorite target rl. advertisers, making fof. an aburxlance of print and broadcast reports on all the latest fare and service opportunities. jhe business traveler often has access todesk-topcomputers that survey atrllne or hotel listings for~ lowest prices available. And anyone can ~aU a dizzying array of toll-free phOne numbers serving up travel thformatton tn.)!reat detail. !!onus programs ·offered atrllnes to frequent flyers and by hotels to repeat guests have a major factor at the rmment of consumer choice. ,::lb!!. lnterests Qf this sophtsticaled Individual traveler are not necessarily 100 percent consistent with thOse of the CO!lJOration that pays tlie freight," McFerran said. · . ""Desire for comfort, convenlenoe, or sheer lust for frequent flyer ..;;ueage credits may prompt him to blow the ltd off even the most airtight cirporate travel policy." ~ Consumer concerns have ~upplanted any semblance r1 brand loyalty, ~perts attending the conference agreed. Any segment of the Industry that falls shOrt of expectations can expect to lose the business traveler's · !iitroilage. • ·' ' a = · '' ~ '' Berry's World '' .• .• ' $1 billi~D and then drumming gently on the · arm (j his chair. · As It tumed out, my helpful intentions were not really. required. ~ · Others had preceded me. Ambassa· dar Mike Mansfield had given the prime.minister ;m ear!ul. Sen· Bob Dole had been In town a_week or t'MI before, and he too had provided an earful. Mr. Nakasone oow has both ears lull of warnings about the protectionist stampede 'on Capitol HUI. I asked what he was doing abOut lt. Well, said the prime m!Dister, the "Buy Foreign" campaign he launched last AprlllsshOwtngsome encouraging progress. Japan Is buying a $lXI mUllan satellite, made In the United States. The government Is buying U.S. helle~· ters. Japan's automobile Industry will be .buying ·ioore components from American manuiacturers. Every major city is ' planning a trade show or bazaar that wUI prsrrote·•Ameiii()IEill products. "A psychoiQIIcai change Is occurring among the people and within the business circle." • 1 asked for his opinion on the major causes 'of a trade lmbalanre that WID reach $50 billion this year, and suggested such !actors as our overvalued .dollar, the perrelved poor quality of American goods, It bias In Japan tn,favor of Japanese . products, ineffective marketing by American manufacturers, Japan's overt and covert barriers to trade, and domestic poUtjcal considerations. He responded with a smile as enigmatic as the'smtieon the Great Bronze Buddha of Nara. "aD c1 the above," he said. SUrJirise.___J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on_&_lo_se_ph_·S_p_ea_r WASHINGTOI'I - ' The U.S. I The capltalln~estrl(ent'wlll be In Postal Service has a bllllon-doUar multi-line digital scanners that will surprise for Congress: That's tl)e be c,apable ol ,qutckly and accuamount It needs, gtve or take a few rately sorting mall ~t. bears the mllllon, to ball itself ait rt · ntne-dtgtt "ZIP Code plus four," difficulties caused by tile agency's which nan:ows delivery mes to a mtsmangement. city block or· even a large office Even If Coogress, which Is building. searching for ways to cut !he The machtnes·the Postal Service blllton federal budget deficit, comes has now costs ~me $411) mllllonup with the mmey, you can bok but they can't !lo the job. ~· forward to yet,another Increase In service Is spending up to $'1 million tile price of a first-class letter. each day oo salaries of 700,000 According to Postal Rate Com· workers needed to ltntsh the sorting missioner John Crutcher, we'll be work the machines cna't do. paylng24 cents as early as January · The result of the Inadequate 1987 - despite promises to the · machines and tile huQlan suwte- · contrary by Postmaster General ment Is tllat mall-sorting speed Is Paul Carlin. That's less than two far below what !he Postal Service years after last February's intra· figured It would be. This year, for · duction of the Z!-cent stamp, a 10 example, the service estimated Its peroent Increase that was supposed scanners would be abletoread$22.9 to cover the Postal SeJV!oe's billion pieces 11 nlne.!JlgttZIP,mall. projected $588 mlllion ooficlt for Instead, the total will be more like 6 1~. mllllon. Wbat's the bililon.!Jollar bailout So why J>uldn't It be a smart all about? Idea to "retrofit" the unrerachlev· A ~cordln g to the proposal lng sorter machines and bring them adopted by the Postal SeJVtce's up to snuff? - It would be- K the board of governors on Sept. 6, the · Postal Service board d governors . money will be borrowed from the . knew what It was doln&. But !here's Treasury for "capital purposes." sm no reason to think that the same people who bbii'ght $480 mllllon worth of machines that don't wo~k will do any better upgrading them. In addition to retrofitting the 000 readers It already has,lhe Postal Service has also ordered lti2 more readers - which wtll, of course, have to be upgraded If they'rew to perlorm properly. That's why the agency wants to borrow$UYlli!Hon from the Treasury. . · But \here Is another way:< buying newmachtnesthatcand>thejob.A Dallas company, Recognition Equipment Inc., claims .It has a system ready to go. fn !act, Crutcher told us, "I have seen REI's equipment and rm very Impressed with its operation." . But Senior AsSistant Postmaster General Jerry Lee said It would be illegal to buy REI's machines without Inviting competitive bids from other companies. So the Postal SeJVice will seek bids from REI and two foreign firms. Electro· com and AEG-Telefunken. REI claims that !Itt were give the contract now, Its system would be operational within a year. Accord· " ing to postal officials, Jhe t11o0 foreign firms are stUI ~veloping their readers, and would need two-an<\-a-hal! years to get them on time. , Meanwhile, the Postal !'.!!"{tee seems determined to tty to patdl up Its existing system - and to continue losing $2 mUllan a day. · Footriote: Mark Woolley, an Investigator for attzens Against . Government Waste, ro!ltrlbuted to this report. WATCH ON WASTE: When~ Air National Guardsmen flew from . West VIrginia to the VIrgin Islands last month for a training operatbn, they brought some guests along. Four active duty guard offices 'I" leave and ooe ~etlred guard tlftcer hitched rides down and back wjth their families for a couple of day$ of snorkeling and sunbathing. Tho'gh !he vacationers paid their own bote! i"and food bills in St. Croix, they \ saved hurxlreds of dollars In airfare by flying military. A guard spqkesman said . !heir excursion !was "completely legit," because ;they were going "space available." "We'vbe been doingthisforyears," resaid. . j ·Real disaster...:...__________.__R_o_be_rr_w_ai_re_rs ·. • • • . ' .--. .. .. ..-.-. ·-. .-·.. • ... ...-:• .... . ~ <t .... ~ .... --.:- ~--- •.. ~..--:..:.. < •'3115 1l r ~ll • "" ~ •' .•.:-· ... "Sorry. buddy, y,ou 've had enough! You 're cut off." ~ -. ...... ...... • ol'" • -i\--• • ' -. .: "~: . ... ·..Jod,ay in history . , ,··: !today. ts.Thursday, Oct. 3, :the Z76th'day of 1985 with 89 to follow. mOon is moving toward Its ~st quarter. 1 •.: 'I'he momtng stars ar&,Venus anli,,t.'lars. ··; !The evening stars a~ercucy, Jupiter and Saturn. · . bam on this date are under the sign of Ubra. They Include Emt)y ~t, the .arbiter of etiquette, tn 1873; novelist Thomas Wolfe In 1900; '•mveltat Gore Vidal In 19~ (age 00), and rock 'n' roll singer Chubby ~ker In 1941 (age~ ). . · · : On thb date In histQry: ~ . In 19Z!, RebecCa Felton, a Georgia Democrat~ .became the Hrst woman :ito serve In the U.S. Senate. ~ In 1935,Itallan Dictator Benito Mussollnllaunched an attack on Ethiopia. ~ In 1967, folk singer WOOdy Guthrie died of Huntington's Chorea at age 55. ;, In 1972, President Richard Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei ~romyko slgl!ed strategic arms limitation agreements, putting the Hrst ~restrictions on the two countries' nuclear weapons. ;: In 1981, IRA prisoners at Maze Prison In Belfast, Northern Ireland, ·:-announc!i!d the end of a seven-month hunger strike In which tp ,men died. . ..;. ··A thought lor the day: Novellst Thomas Wo~e said, "II a man has a • · . talent and cannot use tt 1he has failed." ·::nw :•:noee WASHINGTON (NEA) ..:. Al· trillion wberi the wodd price of though the earthquake that re- crude oil soared above $ll per oently struck Mexico was truly barrel In 198l. Mexico promptly embarked upon catastrophic, It was relatively an extravagant economt<!' develo· tnslglnl!lcant compared to that ment program, financed by J!laS· deeply troubled country's .prolound slve tnternatlohalloans that would economic, social anhd poltUcal be repaid from future Pemex difficulties. "Many people on both sides c1 the revenues. Mextro's exernal debt escalatal border view Mexico's ... p-oblems rapidly, from less than $8 bUUon In as a witches' brew of despair and 1979 to rrore than $20 btlllon In 1982 deprivation ihat simmers today but Its ablllty to repay thOse loans and threatens to boll over tomor· row," notes George P. Mitchell, a was severlely undermined In mldTexas business executive wbo long • 1981 wll!n global crude olf prices has been conoerned about ¥extco's began a long down ward slide that continues today. plight. Although Pemex's unreallstlc Even the most salutary. develop· ment of the past .diocade - the Income projections failed to mate· discovery ol vast '\!serves c1 crude rtallze, J'.{exlco's government per· sisted tn prontgate spending. oil In the middle and late 1970s has produced grief and anguish for In 1982, when the rountry faced a Mexico's beleaguered govef!lment ·major economic and ltnanclal and Its struggHng populace. crisis, the government purchased Mexico's experience with petro· majority IM/llershtp ooeof Mexico's leum:dates back to the beginning o! two domestic airlines (It already this century. During Wortd War I, It owned the other) and took over was the world's largest curde oil Mexico City's bus.,llne. With commercial banks pressing exporter and second largest for loan repayments that Mexico )I'Oduoer. was unable to make, the governBut Mexico obtained few ecooomlc benefits from thoSe sales ment found a convenient scape. because virtually aU rl. the {I'Oitts goat. It nationalized all of the were retained by rapacious multi· country's private banks In 1982. That flamboyant (and expennational on companies based in the sive) action came at a time when United' States and other nations. til! value r:l. the peso was !lummetIli 1983, however, Mexico gained control r1 Its "ott reserves by tng, Inflation was rut of control and nationalizing Its petroleum Industry the rise In the number rl. jobs was uDder Petroleos Mexicanos cr laDing tO match the growt;h In Pemex, a government-owned population. The country's lnRation rate, monopoly. which reached a record high of • The discovery ot one d the . almost 100 pereent In 1982, was just world's largest on fields between under 00 percent last year and 1975 and 1978 provided Pe'i'fX with · almost oertainly wtll exceed 50 an Incredible bonanza - prilVI!l · reserves totally abOit 70 lilllon percent thisyear. barrels M valued at rrore tban S2 . , Mextco'sextemaldebtrowtotals Trent Upton Jeff .Johnson 5-7, 121> pound Sophomore halfback 5-10, 176 pound Sophomore guard .' ments, MexiCo has been forced to adopt a strict austerity programbut It probably will ~ulre an additional Ji btllton In loans by world's rebtor nations. ' · ' · the end of next year. ' SUghtly more than two·thirds ol Virtually all of that mllli!Y wUI be that debt, Is held by almost 600 commercial banks throughout the earmarkli!t lor Interest )layments world, 'with the rematnrer held by on the· old loans <-- aad nobody the World Bank, International knows whilre Mexico will obtain the Monetary Fund and other lnterna- funds needed to re~ay tbe principal much less · rebuild Its ravaged tlonallehdlng organizations. • In retum lor the lenrers' wtlllng- landscape!' ness to reschedule the debt repay· rew 'B y Keith Wisecup . NYHS ' also features a strong After defeating winless teams ruqntng back In 200 pound Ryan the past two w·eeks, undefeated McClain, one of the area's scarMeigs wlll try to m~ke It six In a ers and second behind Meigs' row against a big and strong Nel · Brad Robinson In the TVC scarso nvllle-York Club at Buchtel tng race. Robinson comes olf one Friday. of his several outstandlngpetforThe Buckeyes (2·3, 2-2) come mances with five touchdowns 1n off a he~rtbreak lng 22·16 over· the Marauders' 48-16 roll over ' time loss against Belpre a week Wellston last F~tday. · ago, snapping a tW?·garne win · ntng streak for Coach Dave Bps· Meigs Coach Charley Chancey ton's eleven. knows his Marauders could be In Since losing Zl·6 to Athens arid for a real dogfight 'Friday. "You 25-8 against Warren Local, the k)low you're In for a ball · game Bucke~s ca me back with wins anytime you go to Nelsonvllle. over Mtller (53·6) and Federal· They have ;a- typical Nelsonvtlle· · York ball club In that they're agHocking (30·6). The last time.~lgs traveled to gressive a11d very physical. They NYHS (1983), theMaraurers ~er· have good size and Coach Bos· came adversity with t~ game· ton's teams always execute very winning touchdown In the. flnai!D well. I think tt all depends on who seeonds for a 7-6 win. Following a wtll go alter It the most", com· 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct mented Chapcey. · penalty that turned a fourth and Coach Boston knows 'the · Magoal at the one to a fourth and 16 rauder ollenstve attack wtll be with Nelsonville-York leading 6-0, hard to stop. "We'll just try to quarterback Nick Riggs !Ired a slow down their offense since I strike to tight end Mike Chancey don't think ·anybody can really and Dave Barr's extra point gave stop them. If we stack up to stop the Marauders one of tbelr rrost · Robinson's r11nnlng, Chancey (Mike) will drop back and pass. talked 'about wins ever. Last year, Meigs shut out the They have outstanding running Buckeyes 28-0. The Marauders backs and throw very well," said have met Nelsonville· York five the NYHS coach. times before, winning all five Boston, however, feels his outings. Buckeyes can stay with the Ma· The Buckeyes have an often- raurers. "We're going Into the sive line that weighs more than game thinking we can win. It half a ton between the tackles, would really surprise me· if we anchored by 005 pound senior get blown out. We're tickled to tackle John Hurd. NYHS aver- death to have the opportunity to ages 210 pounds per man across play such a fine group of kids the offensive line while ll'jelgs Meigs has," added Boston. · comes In at 188 per man. After being ranked 14th two MarkGrHitn iHO, 150 pound Sophomore back Charles Cleland 6-2, 172 t\ound Sophomore tackle Marauderettes, Eaglettes post league victories in volleyball ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Marauderettes recently bOostEd tpeir record to 11-3 overall by winning two out of three recent contests. Meigs defeated both Eastern and Wel lston. while drop· plpg a tllt to statNanked Belpre. In Its most recent victory over Wellston, Shannon Hindy led the winners wilh te1,1 points and !our aces. Jodi Harrison had four points; Jeriny~MiliPr 6·points, five aces. and eight kilis; Julle Miller five points, Rhonda Neece two points. Jenni Couch two points, and Terri Roush one. Meigs won the maich 15-11 and 154. Against Eastern Jodi Harrison paced thewinnerswllh 11 points and , eight aces; while Shannon Hindy · had ~ighl points and 6 aces; Julie MU!er had seven points, Jcnnv Miller I, Rhonda Neece and Jenni · Couch three points each. In 16-14,15-10 Meigs win Harrison and Couch had four assists. In a TVC headliner Meigs look Belpre to lhe limit, but lost In three sets 11-15, 15-12, and 8-15. Hindy. Jenny Miller, and Couch each had seven polnts,Hanison had five, Neece six, and Miller five. . Belpre, ranked tenih in t.he slate, broke a ten-game Meigs' winning streak. Melg~ JV's ar<' now 2-12 overall 1\ $96 billion. That makes second only to BrazU !with $100 billion In outstanding loans) among the .Unbeaten Meigs faces Buckeye~· Friday ~~.: Gun shoots planned RACINE - The Racine Volun· teer Fire Deparlment will starl ils gun shoot s thisSalurday, October5, at its Bashan buUding off c;ounty Road 28 beginning at 6:30 p.m.ShOOts of' raclory choke 12· gauge sholguns are held wilh prizes going to the wtnn·ers. after blanking Eastern 15·0 and 15-lO.Sheily Slobart led the winners with 14 poinls, Jennie Swartz had 6, 1 Lesley Carr 4, Lisa Pullins 2, Tammy Wright 3, and else Meier · one. · ln a three-set loss to Wellston, H>-14. ll-15, and J.15, Stobart led the winners with 14 points. Carr and Kauff had five each. Eaglettes win Eastt.'!'ll's Eaglettes roared to a convincing SVAC volleyball tri· wnph in two sets overHannan Trace here Tueesday ~vening, scoring 15·7 and 15-10 lrlumphs.Eastern Is now 6-8 overall. Tonya Savoy 1!'(1 Eallfern wil h 8 .points, Arlene,. Ritchie ~ad 6, Margaret Horner 5, Kristi Hawk and Kim Denl four each, and Beverly Wigal three. Tcrena Thomas led Hannan Trace wil h seven points, Denise Cox,Sandy Trip lett, and Julie Dillon had ihrce ruch, and Holley Whitley had On(•. PRO~RLE ST..utTING LINEUPS • EL'lONVU.LE·YORK (OIIe115e) Ployer ('l'r.·Wt.l Puo. Ed breeze (11 -140) .. .............. .. ..... ..... SE Roy Davis (IJ.185 ). .... .... .. ...... ........... ST T.om Bruce (12-195) .......... .... ............ ~ Bill Swyers lll·1901............................ c Curtis Pancake ~ 12-1851 .. ................. WG John.ljurd 112·3051 ...................... , .. WT Brlan_~ av ls (12-1651 ............ ........ .... TE I Eric man 02-170) .... .... ; .... ...... .... ... QB Brian Joll ey lll -l60) ... .... .......... .........TB Tom Martin 02·160 ) ........................ WB Ryan McClain (]2·200) ..... .. ............. FB IDefense\ Portsmouth grid players walk out A CO~·right story filed With the Portsmouth Times and Associated Press .today stated PortSmouth High School officials are tnvesUgat· tng a story of a PHS football player allegedly assulted by an asstslant coach during the halftime of last Friday ni g ht 's Portsmouth· Greenup County game at Spartan Stadium . According to the story, assistant coach Barney Ape! grabbed senior linebacker Steve Hass by the throat and began choking him, causing the Trojan defensive star tocuthls head on a nearby locker. The laceration required five stitches at Portsmouth Mercy Hospital following the game, won by PHS, 22-13. The Trojans trailed 7-0 at halftime. SUCH AS •UNIDEN •DRAKE •PANASONIC WE OFFER A GUARANTEE & TOP QUAUTY EQUIPMENT AND EXPERT INSTAUAliON. Csnter (10-175) and Bennie Ma ys (11·180); CORNERBo\CKS-Jolley and McClain: HALFBACKS-Brian Oavlund Ma rtin . MEIGS (Offense) Player (¥r.·Wt) Pos: J . R. Kit chen i1J.1621 ....... .............. LE Denny Welsh (11-1911 .. ...................... LT Dave Shuler 112-1641 ........................ LG John Epple 02·1751 ............................ C Jason Bush (11-:1021 ......................... RG Scott Po.w ellill·:I071 .................. ....... RT Bill Brothers (10-150) or Michael Bartrum (10·180) ................ RE Mik e Chancey (12-200) .......... ..... ...... QB Brad Roblnsoo 02·173) .. .... ... ...... ... ...TB Huey Eason (11-162) ..................... ... WB INITIAL INSTAUAnON AND SERVICE DONE PERSONAUY BY DEALER- NOT BY CONTRACT . OR COMMISSION OR EMPLOYEES. COMPARE AND SA~E GET B~ST ~OR LESS. LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET' Paul Dally 111·187) ......................... FB !Delea.. ) ENDS-Jesse Howard (11·1701 and Ray· 992-6173 mond Rider 111·161) ; TACKLES-Welsh and Kevin Meadows 112·21!1: MIDDLE GUARD - Robinson: UNI!B,\CILEBS 1 -Eason DaUey: Donnie OO_IINEBMCKS - Phil King11J1C1 (ll·efiland Becker Ill· r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MIDDLEPOU . 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'. \i)l(}P"a .)ltl! @[eJJf!' d ~OURT *FLOOR COVERING , TV AND MAJOR APPLIANCES NO"t: INCLUDED IN THIS SALE. • " of tfJ... ill • ' GREAT SAVINGS EVERY DAY TILL CHRISTMAS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ST. / 342 'SECOND AVE. · 113 POMEROY, OHIO ' 992-2054 • " The bloom is off the rose - rather like It '1s with the HIGH-TECH STOCKS we bought. ·.. ·, Shop Friday Till 8:00 .• NAME BRANDS ENDS-Chris Johnson (12·185) and Ja son Knight !10-1701: TACKLES- Pancake and Bruce: NOSEGUARD-Scott McDo· nald 110·1701: LINEBo\CKERS-Danny RACINE "F·ALL FESTIVAL" .. end Mike Bartrum and junior:"· wingback Huey Eason hav e caught 10 passes each . All the glory or running. pass· lng, ·a nd scoring would not he .• possible without the help of a good ltpe and the ¥arauders have· just that. Tackles Scott Powel.l and Denny Welsh, guards Dave Shuler a nd Jason Bush along with center John Epple consistently have given Chancey plenty of time to lind his recelv- .. ers while also opening holes in usually bigger defensive lines. On defense, junior e.nd Ray· mond Rider Is leadi ng the way with 27 solo tackles and blocked a punt last week against Wellston. Junior cornerback Phil Klngwa's all over the !leld last Friday with nine tackles, all in the first half, and trails only Rider with 22 tackles. Senior tackle Kevin Meadows and Eason are next with 21 tackles each. BEST PICTURE AT THE LOWEST PRICES IProbp.,ble starting lineups.. I MAKE PLANS: TO ATTEND! - weeks ago tn the AP poll, Meigs . Is presently · ranked 15th this week after falling to 25th last week. Meigs and Warren Local remained tied for first lp the TVC with 4.-0 slates. Much of the Meigs offensive succ ~ss has come not only on the rushing of Robinson, but also the near flawless passing of quarter· back Chancey. The 200 pound sentor has completed 39 to 62 passes for 557 yards with eight touchdowns while playing barely over a half In any g·~me this year. Chancey, also the Marauder kicker and good one a t that, has not thrown an Interception this year. In fact, the whole Meigs passing game ha s not turned the ball over via an Interceptio n tn 71 attempts. Junior end J. R. Kitchen has grabbed six of Chaney's aerials for touchdowns while hauling in 13 In all for 256 yards. Sophomore ' GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446-2691 �"' I • Thul'lday, October 1986 . . ' move closer Dodgers clinch flag; · By FRED McMANE UPI ~ rt taUt Spon. Bdltor The lDs An~es Doiigers have made believers of the skeptics. Beforetheweeklsout, lheNewYorl< Mets might pull off an even bigger surprise. . The Dodgers wrapped up the National League West crown Wed· nesday night by defeating the Atlanta Braves 9-3 while the Cincinnati Reels were losing to the SilnDJegoPadres54. Los Angeles wlll meet the winner of the NL East'ln a best-of-seven series, beginning Oct. 9. The Dodgers' opponent may not bedecldeduntUSunday, thelastday of the reglilar season.St. Louts holds a one-game lead over New York, which downed the Cardinals 5-2 . ,j,vednesday night. The Dodgers actually became champions In the fifth Inning, when lhescoreboardpostrotheftnalscore oftheReds·Padresgame. The game was halted lor three minutes after the crowd ·of 32,042 learned the I ' -: - · <- 'fOMMY CElEBRATES - Dodger I)UIIUII1!rTommy Lasonla takes l' lace lull of beer In the clubllou!e celebn&lon loDowlng lbe Doclgers illiDchlng ollhe Natloalll League West flag Wednesday night. LA ilelealed Atlanta H while the Clncbmatl Reds lost Ill San Diego, IH. JJPI. .. 'The Victory Circle' "<"' ~mea popular-sport, not only In the high school and college ranks, Jilt also as a major fonn of ~tertalruilent and fitness. a part of Its annual ·"Fall ~tlval" the Racine Volunteer Fire n:.-~ ~'-"'~"" u•rnt will be holding a vplleyball tournament to be caUed tlie 'Racine Fall Classic'. This tlournament wlll become an annual • As ~ent at the fesUval and rights to ~lm the lyed !.1~- -ldes ' · befuregivlngwaytoKenHowell~d UPI Sports Wrller Bud Black rediscovered his winning form Wednesday night just wiien the Kansas City Royals most needed Jt. · Black, 11 17-gamewtnnet last year whohadwononlyoneofhlsprevlous ntnestJirts, lhrewathree-hltter,and George Brett delivered a three-run, Inside-the-park In ·the first Inning to propel homer the Royals past the California Angels 4.0 and give KansasCityashareofHrstplaceln theAL West. . TheRoyalsandAngelseachhave four games remaining, Including the final ct. the e lr bur-game series Thursday night. The Royals then close tb:! season with three home Ins he o games aga t t akland A's, whlle the Angels finish with three road games agalhst the Texas Miller Is seventh In aces.' CCIIgl'atulatlons! Meigs Is currently 11·3. Eastern andSnuthernaredolngweU too. As raclngsEasondrawstoaclose, Eldora Speedway In Rossblrg, Ohio wlll host'one ott he most prestigious autoraclngextravaganzasever; the 'four.CroWII Nat!Q,nals', this Satur· Ran · day at 4 p.m.'and Su""'aybe"'nnlng Blgerks. '"' "' ac permitted a second·Inning at l2 roon. single to Bobby Grlch, and did not I.JSAC sprints, Midgets, Late allow another hit untO Doug Models d the Sll Cro Dirt DeC ' an ':/r wn lnces singled 1\'fth twooot In the Cllamp cars wllll 'compete In the saYenth. Gary Pettis singled for the open wheerstock car classic. El· Angels In the eighth. It was Black's dora Is k>cated on Rt. 118 north of second shutout of the season. . G reenvWe. Lonnie Smith opened the first This Saturday Racine firemen Inning with a bloop single to left and begin their gunshoots at their stole second. l.Dser Ron Romanlck, Bashan Bulldlng.beglnnlng at 6::1) 14·9, then hit Willie Wllson with a p.m.Supporttheflremenandhavea pitch, and Brett followed with a line good time! drtvelntothertghtfteldcorner. Juan Bentqueztumbledlnhlsbldto·make ~ LOW BACK PAIN • PINCHED NERVES (SPINE) NECK & SHOULDER SVNDROME • EXTREMITIES • H£ADACHE SCIATICA' FAitED DISC SURGERY • ATHLETIC INJURIES SYSTEMIC DISORDERS • NUTRITibNAL WORK-UPS SCOLIOSIS SCREENING (SPINAL CURVATURE) INJURY : PERSONAJ., AUTO, INDUSTRIAL BLOOD ANALYSIS • LABOAATORY • PHYSICAL THERAPY Speaking ,-of volleybaU\ several f.leii!S High gals have done quite In Individual 'rvc ranklngs. 'lent~v Mlller leads the league In wlth69total. Twin sister Julie imllllo>r. · the second half of the ltvrramlcduo, Is second with &1. Hanison leads the league <11 aces,Shan~on Hlndy Is ~•enth In first passes, while Jenny At CAMOllf'LI\GE WINNERS - 'l'he Cbelller ·· Bowhu~rs and Archery Club beld .Ita flnlt 111111ual tamoutl!ige day wWI lholle altatdlng wearing :camouflage clothing they m1pt use hunlmg. Taldng ·part were Tom WIOOn, ,Joe Smllh, llenry Terri :Starcher, Eric Slin, Bill Slrn, Scott Starcher, Jooy I~------------------------------, COUPON CO.UPON COUPON COUPON I c.oo. UP TO *12 lEBA lEI MOPAI/CHAMPION TU•·UP I I I I I I I ' . BYSCO'ITWOLFE yards on 12 carries and Kevin Southern's defense wUI have to After somewhat disappointing Barber was 5 (or 39.Bissell had a counteract the successful passing non-league battles, both Snu them 19-yard touchdown run. Another game or youngster Jay Jarrell, and and Eastern wlll kick-off this year's Soproroore, Kyle Davis, ·had two his bru:kfleld counterparts Phi SVAC campaign Friday evening, extra pojnt catches and led the Bailey and Deke Barnes. Eastern traveling to winless Kyger · receiving department with 57 yards Last week, Hannan Trace taUied Creek and Southern rostlngHannan on three receptions. BlsseU caught 343 yards, g70 of which came on the Trace. · two for 26, and Bar~r t..ro for 25. ground . Southern comptled 191 yards If!he results of theflvenon·league .,. Defensively, senior Ryan Bearhs contests leading up to this week's hadanootstandtnggame,settlngup · 'against one of the area's toughest SVAC league opener 11re any two 'touchdowns with an lntercep- defenses last week, but continued Its Indication as to what the 198> grid tlon andfumble recovery as well as difficulty In reaching the endzone. season wlll be like, arejl,!ootbaU fans post nine tackles. Bryan Durst had Sophomore Pete Roush carried 13 sboukl ~ lli.for a close, exciting tllle nine tackles and Royce Bissell 10. times tor 79 yards to lead Southern, race. Southwestern Is uncteteated at Marl~ Grtt!ln had an Interception Jet! Connolly had 25 ·yards on 14 !Hl, North Gallla and Hannan Trace and Tim Dorst had two fumble carries and Brian Freeman hitd 1~ on 2 carries. are 3-2, ·Eastern 2-3, and both recoveries. Eastern wlll have to combat the Wendell Clark cough! thTee Southern arid Kyger Creek.are0-5. Eastern's 2-3 record Is quite struggling Kyger Creek · .lt!e_nse, passes for 17 yards, while Sean . de<:elvlng as two of its losses have which has been shut out fuur times Grueser and Dan Wolfe each had already this season. Despite Its lack receilttons. , com~ to. 1:\VP West VIrginia state Kelley and Sean Grueser, and playoff · hopefuls; Buffalo-Pulnam of poll)! productlon Kyger, despite and Wahama. With COJI~tant lm· being young, has the potenuat to do Jimmy Wolfe led Southern with provement, over the past weeks, some'damagetntheleague. Arome 13,12, and 11 IJ!ckles respectively· . both SQuuiern and -Kyger are . Contest could be what the Bobcats .Dan Wolfe had an Interception. With Increased otfenslve satabll· capable)eague con!enders.Desplte need to jump back Into contention. Despite being defeated 28.(), the . lty, Southern very wen oould rise to last week's loss. Southern wlll make It tough im many league opponents Southern Tornadoes of Coach Bill the occasion fur Its first victory at with play equivalent to last week's. Hensler postro a moral victory In rome this Friday night. All league games begin at 7: ll • Last' wrek, Eastern posted a staying close to the powerful dramatic come-from·IJ:ehlnd. wtn Wahama White Falcons last Frl- p.m. over Symmes Valley, lJ.:IJ. Senior day. For most rl the pme Southern fullbaekJohn Rice paced the attack WJIS legitimately d!lwn only Mpoints wlth6i.yardsm l2 carries and three against the state-ranked opposltJo. I , tDuchdowns. Rice had plunges of 2 n.In fact Southern nearly tied the game on one drive .that ended yards and two .one-yar~ dives. 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Llrna Bath, thanks to Urbana's 21-14 :Vss ID Springfield Northeast· ern, moved Into the rumerup spot with fuur firsts and 227 points, followed by O>lum~s Hartley, who leaped all the way from seventh to third after Its Z7-16 win over Fostoria. SteubenvUte remained In tlurth, but from there on down, t~re was OCTOBER 71 1985 17·91, 8: ~ p.m. Bylllltwdl"raa~ ~'~"""" ·WOODCUTTERS SPECiAL =p:~:,~=~~pogo~~t~op32 · . ...,v.,.,,......,m. NATI)N.U. LFAGut:• :.~. I ~---·----------------------------~I .... 6~ from fourth to sixth and ralled to receive one Hrst place yote. Cleveland Benedictine made the big jump or the week, going all~ wa'y from 14th a week ago to No. 7· Canton McKinley, a 00.16 winner over Zanesville Friday night, moved from ninth to eighth, Cleveland St. Ignatius fell from eighth to ninth and Zan€SVllle droppedfromatlefurslxlhtotenth. Aquinas, a 32.0 victor over I I I I Medicare & Ohio & W. Va. Workman's Compensation FRIDAY AND SATURDAY r--------------------polnts to far outdiStance runnerup *************** *********************** ~~~~·whlchhadoneflrstand7M MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS : Lakewood St. Edward was third " * forthesecondweektnarowwtthl91 IN ORDER TO VOTE IN THE ,. ·t SPECIAL PIICES WITH THIS COUPON ONLY or10W40 live week, finished third ·behind-" those- 1\ro and Delpros Jefferson. again was fourth. Wellsville moved up one position . to fltth, replacing Cadiz, which lost ~ 19·13 to Cleveland Glenvllle, whlle • Tuscarawas Catrolic loser only to Newark Catrollc, w~tfrom 10th to sixth. •. Rounding out lhf!ClassA list were.; , Caldwell In seventh, followed by:· Covington, Middletown Fenwick · and CrooksvUie. Covington and , Crooksville were making their first appearan~, replacing Cadiz and Holgate, a 28-12 loser to Edgerton. ~iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ . ian~io n : Mar• Wolfe, John Hawlc, Terry Browu, .Jelt Demdson, Kevin MDam and! Dalluy wm. Winners were Heney Cade, Tom Wll!lou and Joey Smltb. Winners Included, lfJt to right, Heney Cade, flrsl place, wlnniDg a camo sull; Tom Wll8on, ieoond, a chtb shirt, and .Joey Smith, tldrd place, a club hat. Smldl, second to eighth, Canton ~tral Catrolic went up trOrn Uth to ninth and Castalia Margaretta from 12th to lOth. · Exiting the top ten wereOrrvUie, which fell to 12th despite a 48-7 wiD over Akron Coventry andAkronSt Vlnrent.St. Mary, a '24-15 loser ~ Cleveland st. Joseph. . Newark Catrollc, a 17.3 winner over previously unbeaten Coshoc· ton, led . Mogadore 24.1·2ll In the Class A ·balloting. NC received 15 first plaCe wtes to one for the Wildcats, 28-7 wilmers over Streelsruro. McComb, for the fourth consECU· :EaEE!~!~~~: NOVEMBER 5th ELECTION ~ Eagles, Tomadoes begiit loop play, ov~~=:~S::,a!~~ YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY ; r-----------~-------------------1I r~=========;i WAUGH CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, INC. t~~:~en1~1~2... "Sourxls Don't miss the ~ like Fun! " crowd wall. . ·Smtih and WUson, bot)l speeds· ters, scored easlly, and Brett 8141 · rome urxler the relay throw of second baseman Bobby Grlch for his Z7th romer d. the year. The Royals made It 4.0 In the eighth when Jorge Orta, Steve Balboni and Pat Sheridan singled. travellng trophy .are SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Canter or Motor Roste · ellng One Week .......... ..... ........... ......... SI .IO """' a trav trophy,the One Month...... ......... ....... ........... S4.80 ll)'st and second place teams wlllllf,! One Year ................................. SS7.20 i!Warded trophies. The 'bragging SIN~'i:ciOPY ~hts'tothetravellngtrophywlllbe Daily .............. ..................... 25 Cents ~posed to the public through Subscriber; not deslrtnalo pay the ear· plays In local businesses. . rler may remh In advan<e direct to Anyone who wishes to start a team fi;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;~;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;~~~;ll The Sentinel a 3, 6or12 basts.Dolly Credit will beongiven carriermonth each ~Y enter at a fee rl $10 per team. month. $everal k>cal softball teams .have No subscriptions by mall permltlfod In towns where home carrier service Is trown In the gloves to give the net a available. 'hlrl. All entrants are welcome . • Mall Subocrlpll,.- The toUI1ljlment Is slated for a 12 SPECIALIZATION lntkle Ohio starting time on Saturday, 13 Weeks .................................. $11.56 i . ByGENECADDES UPISportaWrller COLUMBUS (UPI)- Clncl!lnall . Princeton, I.oulsvllle St. Thom115 Aquinas and Newark CathoDe, all with Impressive vlctortes last Frl· day night, held 'tight to the No. 1 positions In this week's United Press Intematlonal Ohio High School . Board ofQJaches football ratings. Princeton. a ~ winner over Lima Senior, malntJ!Ined Its com· f~rtable Tl18l'gllJ over runnerup Nortl) · Canton GlenOak In Class AAA. . The VIkings, who have led the big school raUngs since till! first of the nine weeks of balloting, received 24 of 29 first place votes and 286 poll URATE ClASSES Tom Nledenfuer. Mike Marshall slugged his 27th romer and finished with three RBI for the Dodgers. Two roonlhs Into the season, the Dodgers languished In fourth·place In the division. They were leading the . majors In errors; and were counted out of the pennant race by most experts. Mets 5, Cardinals z At St. Louis, George Foster had three 'hlts,lncludlngasolotomerun, and Dwight Gooden won his 24th game to help the Mets 'pun wltllln (USPS Top-ranked UPI · teams hold positi~ns in weekly grid (1911 :~ one game ~ the NL East Division · loolllg. streak. ~- Rhoden, 10.14,; leaders. Each team has four P,mes earned the victory. Ceclllo Guante· · to play, Including tpe llnal game d. hurled fourlnl!lngs 'for his first save. ~1,Giallta~ : the series tonlgb!. The magic AtSanFranctsco,JirnPankovlts' number for clinching the dlvjslon Utle remalrui four· for St. Louis. leadot! homer ln. the eighth Inning triggered a tOur-run raiiy tbilt lifted ' l'lldnis 5, lledll• At Siln Diego, Carmeki Martinez the A.Stros tovtctoryairertheGiants of 1,213. hit ius 20th .homer· of the year to before a break a 4-4 tie In the eighth Inning , . - - - - - - - - - - and lift the Padres. Martinez'.shot came of! loslngrelieverTomHume, BEGINNING 3-5, and made a winner of Rich Gossage, 5-3, who pitched the !Ina! two Innings. Startlna Elsewhere 111 the NL, Plttsrurgh TUES., OCT. 8 whipped Chicago 9-4, Houston topPed San Francisco 7-2 and 7:00 PM. ' Montreal defeated Phlladelphla 3-1, Thii Carleton School then lost 3-2. In Syracutt Plntee 9, Cubs 4 For F11rther Information At Chicago, Johnny Ray belted a CALL 992-6839 three-run homer, and Junior Ortiz or 992-6896 and Sid Bream added solo shots to help the P.trates snap a three-game ,--....:.....:.:....,....::..:.;;.:;;.:::..;;.:;;.,.;:.::::.;;;,;_J.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~~~Angels 8~~~~~~~ · · BVSCOITWOLFE • Altrough "fall" Is most often ~sodated with football as far as krts are concerned, volleyball has Padres knocked Cincinnati out or the race, and gave the Dodgers a standing ovation.. Manager Tom Lasorda brought his team ontO the field to acknowledge the applause. The Dodgers did not want to back Into the Utle. so they turned Orel Hershlser on the BravE!$. Hershlser won his nth straight game by stopplngthei!ravesontlurhltsover six Innings. · Hershiser, 19-3, struck oot sevent The Daily Sentinel- . lhursday, October 3, 1986 ·' I ' .' Ohio I • '( .. --·· • 10 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA '' OPEN . SUNDAY• 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. . r, ' �'· J Thursday, October 3, 1.985 Pomeroy-Mi~leport, Ohio . Page-6-The Daily Santin~. \ ., Jnursday, Q.ctober 3, 1985 ... ....· ,, The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy-IY!iddleport, Ohio . Mayor~en~s 20 c~ses -- Area deaths Enna S. Champion . Twenty defendants forfeited bonds - 16 of them on speeding charges--in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Forfeiting on speeding charges wereJame~ Fife. Jr., Cheshll·e. $46; Sarah Stamper, Pomeroy. $46; Richard Linscott, Amesville, $46; Jean Weaver, Syracuse, $43; Aud· reY Johnson. Wheelersburg, $44; Dorothy Boyer, Mlddlepilri, $&l; Juanita Humphreys, Pomeroy, $45; Brenda Hysell, Pomeroy, $46; Geraldine Litchfield, Cheshire, $44; · Steven · Coffman, Racine, $41; Robert Sawyer, Jr:, Racine, $44. Also Julius McGee, Rutland, $44; Debra Lewis, Rutland, $47; Ellora Patterson, Pomeroy, $45; Sandra K. Hanning, Middleport, $48; Edward M. Conway, Louisville. Ky.. $43. Others forfeiting bonds were Robert Rawson, Parkersburg, $53, stop sign violation; John Eblin, Pomeroy, .$&3, no operator's license; Belinda Roush. Christine Pullins. both of Pomeroy, $63 each. dlsor· clerly lflll1lnt"r. James B. Norton in 1954, and her second husband, John Champion lri 1967. Also preceding her inaeath were a sister and six brothers. Funeral services for Erma Schaefer Norton C)lamp!Qil, ~.who died Saturday at the Parkview Nursing Home in Edgerton, were · conducted Monday at the Brown Ruth A. Vanier Funeral Home in Hicksville with the · Rev. Ken Wellman officiating. Ruth Ackley Varner, 87~ of Rt.l, Graveside services were held Guysville, died Thursday morning Tuesday at Dew Cemetery, at the Hickory Creek Nursing Home · Glouster. In The.Plains. · 1'1.. Born In Pomeroy, she was the Bam In Guysville, Mrs. Varnel-> daughter of the late Edward B. and was .a daughter of the late Daniel Barbara Heitz Schaefer. She-was a and Magdalena Mfaa::ec~h:t~le~aA~:!~~r - .... _ retired cook for HickSville Com· Ahomemaker, st munlty Hospital and was a member of the Lottrldge Methodist <.:nu.rcn. of the HlcksvUie First Church of Surviving are a daugliter and Christ.. son-In· law, Hazel and John WestfaU, She Is survived . by three Guysville; two brothers, Maurice daughtgers, · Mrs. Earl . (Angle) Ackley and Charles Ack)ey, both of Briggs, Hicksville; · Mrs. Dan Guysville; and Several nieces and (Ruth) Kope, Angola, Ind.; and , nephews. Mrs. Jerry iJerlsue) Threlkeld, Besides her parents, she was Woodburn, Ind.; two SQ11S, Bruce A. preceded In death by her husband, REVIEWING REPORT-Upon request from the defense, PsychoJo. Norton, Trimble; and James J. Fred Varner In 1948; a son, Ronald gist David Malawlsta, a rebuttlll witness lor the prosectudon, reviews an Norton, Northfield; 20 grandchUd- Varner; two brothers, Alltmer .evaluation of Lindsey Taylor while on the.stand Wednesday afternoon,. ·ren, 20 great-grandchildren, a Ackley: George Ackley; f<¥!r sis· The case went to the jury this morning loOowlng close arguments and sister, Helen Dunkle, Chauncey, ters, Hattie Ackley; Emma Turner; charges to the jurors. step-daughter, Mrs. Darrell (Anna-) Erma Blue; Gertrude Batchelder. Walter, Angola; four stepsons, Services will ~ 1: 30 Saturday at Tonlght...cloudy with a slight Rlchard, Lynn, Dale, and Tom the White Funeral Home with the chance of rain. Low near 50. Winds Champion, aU of 'Angola; nine Rev, Roy Deeter. Burial will be In southeast 10 mph. . step.grandchUdren, and two step the Carthage Cemetery. Friends Friday .. .cloudy with a chance of Meigs COunty Emergency Medl- Hudson St.--Donald Roach was may call at the funeral home Friday great·grandchlldren. · ·showers. High near 70. calServlcereportssixca!lsWednes- taken tram the scene to Veterans Preceding her in death besides from 24 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. and until Chance of rain 30 percent today day: Racine at 1:52 p.m. trans- Memorial Hospital; Middleport at her parents were her first husband, time of service on Saturday. 'POrted Bernard Diddle to Veterans 7:25 .p.m. to 399 .South Third for and tonight and 40 percent Fr id~ y. Extended forecast Memorial Hospital; Ppmeroy at Jarob Harper to Holzer Medical Saturday tllrough Monday p . 2:39p.m. to Gilkey Rldge for Ida ' Center; Rutland at 11:05 p.m. A chance of rain Saturday and YoungtoVeteransMemoriaiHospi· transported Sherr! Hollon to Vete· Bake sale planned Sunday. FlllrMonday.Higlu!mosliy tal; Middleport Fire Department at rans Memorial Hospital. Veterans Memorial Abake sale will beheldatKrogers 5:44 p.m. to a structure fire on In the I!Os. Lows40tot5Salurdayand by the Full Gospel Llghi· Friday 35 to 40 Sunday and Monday. Admissions-· Bernard Diddle, Ra· house Women. cine; Ida Young, Rutland . Discharges..Lucy McCune. I~ Weather forecast Emergency squads _kept busy Meigs County " ~NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET THAT PAIR OF COMFORTABLE RECLINERS THAT YOU'VE ALWAYS DREAMED OF. • FURNITURE SHOWCASE SALE STARTS _FRIDAY .. OCT. 4 9 0' CLOCK SHARP OUGH 12 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • !• SPECIAL : ULTRA CARE FABRIC : COAT YOUR RECLINER FOR :• : • : • : S2JOO :• '··································· ' Get 2 for the price of 1! $4 49 Traditional recliner ideal for TV or lounging. A deep button-tufted back In your cho.ice of smart colors. 2 fbr the price of 1! NOW ONLY $579 Transitional sfyling with lots . 1 of comfort as you sink Into the soft tufted back, pillow arms and sort seat. 2 for the priC. ~ f! . ' 2 for the price of 1! Now thru Saturday, ·october 12! ~ It's a great idea! Buy one famous Action WallSave,. or rocker-recliner at the regular price ... get the second of equal value FREE! Choose these styles In many rich colors now! 2 for the price Qf 1! 2 for the price of 1 ! • • $299 NOW ONLY NOW ONLY NOW ONLY Comforting curved tun~:~u back with thick ·seat cushion • and soft pillow arms. The great relaxer. A regal traditional design Billowy pillow arms. ueep .tuHed back. An extra thlck .seat cushion. Plenty of relaxing comfort I f! ~L . RECLINERS BY · with plush button· tufted back, roll-arms, a loose seat cush1on, rich fabric. ane •FREE DELIVERY OPEN DAILY TO '6 P.M. MON. & FRI. TO 8 P.M. •FREE PARKING " Where customer satisfaction is our main concern." • NOW ONLY . Comfort, big and bold I Comtemporary design with pampering pillow back, padded arms, thick cushion. ,, t QVER 75,000 INDIVIDU ·, • ' \ . CORNER OF THIRD & OLIVE . $2!!1 ~ AFTIR MFG. R£BA1t N Wlnt THE PURCHASE OF 2 GAllONS ·I SAil PRIC( ................ 54.49 I ----II ..:~-~..... ::::~-,,;:.::. ..... \ imit 2 cxp. 10/9/HS ·-~-~-----·COUPON----------- Sealec! Beams I I I I I I !___ ~~~~-- 1?/lllflJYll BATTERIES FIRE WOOD CUniNG TIME! r(OREGOM) • Heavy· Duty Aluminum . EXAMPLE: CUTTING CHAIN D59;T :... 2 per pack I ~~----~~~~. (ORFGOM) POWER , • Easy To -·-o SPECIAL PRICES AND SPECIAL REBATES INSTANT START Asse m ble · ·Chrome·l•ke Finish Std-. Pick-Up •·56" SAlE PRICE ........... $22.22 REBATE ............ ,.... $ 3.00 Also Available In · Bronco/BlaZer • 68 Vz" Mini Pick·Up • 53 " IT'S ALL ON SAlE { L PICK-UP 11UCK M:Oiii'OIIAJ'ED DEFLECTOl - SUPER WOOD GRENADE• ,ci~:AR/ L ]. •• RED . IUJ(. GREIN • !MOKED Xtender• .. l-=~1 relund or ••ch•nge any llem tn 11uHblt cOMmon wnen you preMnt proof of l)i.ln:han (tltctPt parts wh'ch hl'll bttn lnltelltd On your t;:lr) Thllt 'l our "no httsle" policy. GALLIPOLIS . 240 THittO AVE. 1704 USTERH AVE. 446-4204 446·1113 I AM 'nl 5:30 PM I AM 'Ill 7 PM No 21F 50 'Ill MONlH', GUAJ~ANTt[ 1 Maintenance·free, ne..,.er· add water, no-worry. sealed· lor-l1fe banery• I Ava1lable with Stde or top· .posttermmals, rn stzes to hr V1rtually every car and llgh1 No ' ' 50 No 2'f 50 No 70 50 No 13 50 No l o 50 --,~ Parts Plus au·t ostoro t. SAil PIICES - - - - - - - - - - PLUS lEBARS G&J EXCH w/bracket · ~;\~l sa~~ ROUGHNECK• 8 $39·95 $29.95 TAIL GATE !IROTECTOI . LOG JAW• GIJAIIA NHI $2395 PICK·UP TRUCK ... 40 MONT liS $85.00 $51.00 BOWDOIN PIIOIJtx:rs OMARK INpUBTRinQ Pert I Plut wilt cheerfully nobody claimed the top pla,yers selectOO, five of the to' win $747 each. Also. had tour nUJIIbers, ®1 WllGNEAI prize_unclaimed CLEVELAND iUPI) -The top. prtzewentunclilimed in Wednesday night's Ohio Lotto drawing, swelling the jackpot to an estimated $2 mUUon tor the weekend game. An Ohio Lottery CorrunJsmon spokeSman said no player Picked all six of the winning numbl'rs, which were 6, 10, 12, 18, 31, and 37. That lhe$1milllon ® ~ l :~~jl - - Freeway bridge .collapses·· ALL SPECIAL ORDERS WILL ARRIVE I.N TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. Two defendants forfeited bonds In the cour1 of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Boyd R. McDaniel. Mason. forte· ited a$450bondpost€d ona chargeof driving while intoxicated arfrl,a $00 bond posted on an open flaskcharge, and Samuel 8 . Buckley, Pomeroy , forfeited a $450 bond posted on a driving while Intoxicated charge and S50 posted on a weaving coo ti;e charge. • Floyd McClellan, Middleport , was fined $2j on a llisorderly manner charge and Tommy Scally, Middleport , was placed on probation for 30 days on an aggravated menacing threat charge and was placed on 30 days prob{lllon on a charge of using ~ea pon while :nt<&Xicated. I . DENVER (UPI) - A freeway bridge under constructlon In the heart of downtown collapsed early today, 'dropplngtorisof concrete and · steel onto another major freeway, killing one workman and injuring four others, pollee s81d. · The elght·lane Interstate 25, the major conunuter route aroll!ld downtown Denver, was closed in both directions, creating a morning rush-hour traffic jam of enm'!Ylous proportions. Vehicles were backed up on detour r~mps and side streets for · mUes as pollee diverted them around the site of the collapse. "We're going to have a mess with traffic 'this morning," police Sgt. George Ray said. "The detours we've hadsetuparemeant to handle only minimum nighttime traffic. Right there, Interstate 25 has four lanes one direction and five lanes in the other. The freeWay has been heavUy damaged." The accident happened at 2:10 a.m. when three concrete and steel girders- each 60 feet wkie, 151 feet long and weighing 67 tons -sUpped as they were being jockeyed into position by crane operators on 50-foOt :high round concrete support towers, Ray said. · The girders landed on top of another qrilge under Interstate 25. Dick Brasher, disttlct engineer for the State Highway Department, said a preliminary Inspection revealed no significant structrual damage to the Interstate 25 support columns and at least some _traffic Janes could be re-opened by late afternoon. One worker said he was sitting In lils pickup truck about 40 feet away reajllng a newspaper when the accident happened. "l heard a loud crack or pop," he · said. "Out ct ~he comer ct my eye, I saw a girder doming down, then a thud and the'wholethingcollapsed.'' The dead man was ldentlfied as /u-turo Rulz, 39, of Brighton. He died of Injuries 10 his arms, legs, pelvis and head about 4.: ~ a.m. Four cases ended Hl The1-llnersvUie Unlt.id Methodist Church will receive the proceeds from a garage and yard sale being held at the Nathan and Carolyn JWush home, In lower Syracuse on Route 124. Thesalelsfrom9a.m. to4 ' p.m. today and Friday. . Fined in the court ;..ere Lance Herman, Middleport, $375 and costs, drivmg while In tox icated; $63 and costs. no operator's license, and $163 and costs. •·eckless operation; Douglas Bw·ns, Pomeroy, $38 a'nd costs, -intoxication; Phillip Good, Poca, W. Va ., $63 andcost.s, ex pired plates; Larry Surowice, Columbus, $4.1 and costs, speeding; Mlcliacl F. Wais, Southfield. Mich .. $43 and costs, speeding; Wally Hanes, Tampa, Fla. , $3'l and costs, speeding; Harriet Haye. Rutland , $45 and costs, speeding; Pete McKinney. West Columbia . W. Va .. $63 and costs, failu•·e to comply; $63 and costs, failure to register vehicle, and $49 and costs, speeding. ---------·COUPON--------- Church has yard sale PICK FROM ASELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL RECLINERS IN STOCK OR PICK OUT THE FABRIC .OF YOUR CHOICE FROM OVER 60 FINE ·FAB~ICS, H_ ERCULONS,. ACRYLONS, ACRYLICS, AND .NYLONS. ' happenings~·· . . ........................ · truck on the road 9.95 • Delco li . CS85- t 12 POMEROY 119 W. 2nd AVE. 9l ·2139 I AM 'nL 5:30 PM ' . MASON, WV ROUT! 33 73-5511 . I AM 'nt 5•30 PM POINI' PLEASANT; WV SIS MAIN IT. 675 -1520 lAM 'TIL S PM 2611 JACKSON AVE. 67 5· 2731 8 AM 'Ttl 7 PM �.~ .. ••• ·. I .. • ,_,.. . Page-8-The I - Sentinel Thursday, October 3, 1985 .• Thursd"y. October 3, 1985 R .TLAND· FU ·, ,, ' The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. . . . -~ ' ·INGELS FURNITURE & J.EWELRY • ANNUAL ·.NATIONAL HOME FURNITURE .SALE . 310 . Announcing Our Incredible 10-Day. Sale. Spectacular • . ' Newr before has there been such excitemj3:nt, such savings: The National Furntture Sale. Hundreds of manufacturers are offering tremendous values to make this biggest liVIngs celebration In hornelumiohingo history; Values ltlis great are sure to go fast, so hurr y in for yours. . STARTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER,4th THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th . . ~-... . ·· i ·~ Absolutely Not~ Held Back • Everything In Rutland Fu•nlturi's lnventorv, Will Be Markd Do.tnl ,. IAIU,Y Af!IIIUCAN UVIIeGIIII)OII OUR NEW LA·Z·BOY SHOWROOM 100 LA·Z··BOYS TO CHOOSE FROM AGolden Edition · .Refrigerator OUR ·BROYHIL CURIO ACCENT SHOWROOM· CURIOS, GUNCASES, WALL PIECES AND ACCENT PIECES • Patented Frost'Ciear System • Total Energy Saving System • Optional Ice Maker Capability • Three Adjustable Glide-Out Shelves • "Super S1lver Lining" Foam lnsulat1on • Convertible-Reversible Doors • See:fhru Crispers and Dairy Doors • Woodgrain Doo'r Accent Trim • 2-Position Full-Width Freezer Shelf • Energy Saver Switch • Textured Steel Doors • "Quality Mile" Testing · , • Exclus1ve i0¥ear · · Golden Warranty WITH TRADE BEAUTIFUL UP -TO BROYHILL S200 CURIOS -SAVE NOW ONLV - $158°0 Model RT17F7WS WAS 5699.95 . Frost'Ciear 16.6 Cu Ft. Gibson While They Lasf ~I $388 OAK TABLE WITH 6 CHAIRS 95 OVER 20 DIFFERENT SETS TO CHOOSE FROM - IN DIFFERENT STYLES & COLORS STARTING AT 5179.~5 .... .... -, ~ -loU lEU :.t~~IL . • _, I' . . - ~~ ,, CHOICE · '. FREE I $59995 YOUR HOME I : • SAVE 3-Piece Living SOFA. LOVE SEAl ruw · LARGE ·FREE· WITH THE PURCHASE Of ANY BEDROOM SUITE SPECIALLY MARKED FOR THIS SALE, RECEIVE UP TO S600 OFF A.ND RECEIVE YOUR CHOICE FREE A S699 ROLL TOP DESK OR A S,499 12 GUN, GUN CABINET Dlsc.:over JfJur Personal · Decorating Style. CONTEMPORARY STVLING liiD CHAIR IIIIIOCII DELIVERY PINE MAPLE Room Suite UVIIIIOOM NowS39995 ' CHOICE OF ONE OF THE . BELOW lulte ..... Mode l FH 1E;M2 $69995 WITH TRADE · YOUR NeuiOH Y...rold · ·oAK Reg. 546995 RECEIVE A lillt·d wi1h ( ~dancst· Form.: I' pul\•t•s lt:r, b n·H•nihll' f1~11H ~ l ;clt' hlut· lu tvurv. Ea..; ~ - t :ll'c :'1ll 1h J)ii\ ~·t.• Mt•r/ !'cii A t l;ltt u l fahrk i ~ n mltc l t• !t · l~· wa .,h;•blt·. AMERICAN ~ --~ )COMPLETE CREDIT TERMS CHRISTMAS LAY·A·WAVS FREE DELIVERY & SET UP TEN DAYS ONLY! " DINETTE SETS ·Table wI 4 Choirs .:. From COMPLETE STOREWIDE SAVINGS! New . CAT NAPPER SAVE ON BEAUnFUL CURIOS LAMPS Reg . 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QUALin ILIIPI!RI With Trade WITH THE PURCHASE .OF ANY 3 · PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE SPECIALY MARKED FOR THIS SALE, RECEIVE UP TO S600 Off AND RECEIVE YOUR CHOICE FREE A S699 ROLL TOP.DESK OR A S499 12 GUN GUN CABINET. - · .'II ·I .r '·•··.·' •. ~ " I •; CE30M5 ··-' was 90 DAYS. SAME AS . CASH _..j( . I . BEDROOM SUITES FROM S299.95 COLORS $39995 NOW ' ' -· . SELECTION - HUGE DISCOUNTS We Will OVER 15 TO CHOOU FROM $329 . LAKI>~t Of' Deluxe Styling Extra Convenience Attractive Price QUEEN SIZE HIDE-A-BEDS ·. SlVLE AND NQW ss 9995 REG. S319 Starting SHOP TODAY - CHOOSE YOUR lA VI THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE Awto COfltrlll/rol•c tr1di11J. DINING ROOM ·SUITES TABLE, 6 CHAIRS, MATCHING CHINA Gun Cabinets in Ashley's Heritage Oak finish. fNturi" solid ·o.ak door · ·tmlles. lighted interior. al!d brass finished · hardware With o.ak accents. All doors have locks. StartTng .....,...., At.SB99 95 $2 88 p L. C OLOR A I'GITAILE ....... cool>nt ttlar trac'illl N . T OVER .l5 TO CHOOSE FROM * Not Exactly As Pictured A N I GUN CABINET. · A S4999s VALUE VIDEO RECORDER ONLY ·o Reg. 1141.95 NOW $399°0 WE R£NT RECORDERS & TAPES 2S" Dll. FLOOR MODEL (3 ONlY) HOME OF WALDO; WHERE WE ARE BEnER THAN WE HAVE TO BE ' D MAGAZINE RACK NOW ..RUTLAND F RNITURE CO. 742·2211 Sl995 5 T 12 GUN : ; I I II,· NOW I ' ., '· · · · RUTLAND $499 95 , ' · FISHER VHS STEREO VIDEO CASSEnE RECORDERS .Reg.'s599 NOW $47900 GAS or ELECTRIC · RANGES TMII ONLY $599° 0 $'3880° • HALL TREE . Rtg. 13995 NOW S19 95 $995 Reg. 149.95 BRASS/GLASS ETAGERE NOW S299S AU ITEMS ~-IN.._GIItllillitiEL_S.....·F.... UR_N.......I.... TU_R_.E~&_:' J_.E_W__EL_ ·R... Y_.......2-..-. 26-... 3S I �• Thursday, October 3, 16 85 Page. 10- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1. I' B~at Eagle Scou ts, past and present. Earlie r tha t day, Scouts will compete In such tra<ijtlonal skill events as flr st aid , kit6t tying and spec ia l games using Scout skills. Honored guests wUI Include veteran sCouters, members of t).le Executive Board, Webeios Scouts and Eagle Scouts. -·'SCHEDULE OF EVtlliTS FRIDA'"· OCfOIER 4 4:00-8:00 p.m. ..:.. Arrival, check In, campsite se t up. 9:00p. m. - Leaders, Senior Patrol Lead ers. and Staff Crack er Barrel. Main building . 10:30 p.m . - QuiE'I time. All troops In their own ca mps ite. 11: 00 p.m. -Taps. SATVRDAY , OCTOBER5 6: 30a.m. - Awake cooks 7:00a .m. Reveille 7: 30-8: l) a.m. - BrH kfasl and dea nup. 8: 30-9: 45 a.m. - R a~ ln g of the Colors and WkJ eGa me. 9 : 4~· 11 :30 a .m·. - Show-Do Event and Patrol &tltg Ju dgi ng. 11 : 30 a.iir.'· 1:00 p.m. - lun ch and Fref' time. 1: 00 · 5: 00 p.m. - Comp etl tlv" events. 5: 00 · 7:15 p.m.- Supper and Free time. 7:15 p.m. - Lower the C9iors, a ll t roops . 7:30-8: l> p.m. - Webelo ~o Scout s 8 ; 30 -9;~ p. m.. - Camprtrl' (Eagle) ... 10:00 p.m. - t:eaders, Senior Pa trol Leaders, and Sta ff Cracker Barrel. 10:30 p .m . - Quiet t ime. All troops in the tr ow n ca mps ite. 11:00 p.m . - Ta ps. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 6:30 a. m. - Awake OOQks.. 7:00 a.m. - Reveille 7: )J-8: 30 a.m. - Breakfast 8:30-10:00 a.m. -Raising of the Colors, Church Service. Awards Ce remony , Ft ~a l Retreat. and close ca mp. Jonathan Searles of Bend l(esldents of Rutland Interested In i'community-Halloween acitvlty to iwtace the traditional trick or tre)ll night, are Invited to attend a ptaitnlng session at 6:00p.m. Tuesdai at the Civic Ce6ler. ~.veryone Interested m· plannllj and helping with the activity!l'~tively set for Oct. 28 at the ceater - Is asked to be present for ~ay's meeting. The· present pian, by the way, on donations Is to ac(ept cash only which will he used fotpaylng lor the treats and o'her fe;ilures of the party. ftobably, a door-to-door fund ralser will he held to raise the ~ money. -: Sow, with a little luck, 1 can fill yCJii in about the upcoming N~ vetnber election. Absentee voting will get underw8y Friday at the Meigs County Biiarct o! Elections office, located in tilt .Pomeroy Masonic Temple s~cture. '!;pec!al ho\lrs wlll be observed at !be board office on several Saturdajs for the convenience of voters. The board offlcewUI be open from 9 a.i n. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct 5, f$n9a.m. to12noononSaturdays, ()jlt. 19 and 26and from 9 to ilOOn on s,ilurday, Nov. 2. wlllch IS the final dli)l on whlcll you can go the a~ntee voting rout.e . :-Now - the final date on which you can register In order to vote in t~ November Is election Is Mon- Jonathan Brian Searles . celebrated his second birthday recently with a party at the home of his parents, Mark and Judy Searles, Rutlan(j, A farmer' s tractor theme was carried out with a tractor replica cake, Ice cream, cheese snacks and koolald being served. Suckers were given as favors. · Attending the party were Brian's grandmother, Elleen Robson, uncii!S, Ralph Robson and ~nnls Searles, ChriS Robson , Joan, Keyln and Bralldon Collins, Lilly and B. J . Kennedy, Terry. Ani!and Tabitha Powell, and ~n ackford. Sending cards and · were his grandmother, Connie Series Pettyjohn of Mowrystown, his grandfather and an aunt, Glendale Rolsln, .sr. and Usa Robson , Murray City, Cattna and Jimmy Wolfe, Rutland, and StaceY. Eblin, Bidwell. Angela Powell and Chris Robson won prizes. day, Oct 7, and th11 hoard office will ~ open from 9 ~. m. to9p.m. on that · day. Of course, you can vote the absentee ballot or register to vote during the week also, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the board of elections office. Try to remember Wendell Grate. He's undergone more surgery in Columbus. His address Is Mount Carmel, West, 793 West State St .. Columbus, Ohio 43222. Room D-22, 4th Floor. You may rememlll!r the arts and crafts show which Lois Pauley kicked off In the county last faiL Lots Is snowed under this year and si> the Senior Citizens Center will sponsor thiS Year's evl!ltt at the center on Mulberry Heights-, The show will be the weekend of Friday, Nov. 8, · from 1 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, Nov. 9 from lOa.m. to 5 p.m. • All individuals who took part in last ·year's show, held at the Salisbury School. wlll be glven'first chance for display space at this year's showandnewexhibitorsare invited to tak~ part. II you want to be a part call the center. ' From _the looks of the Pomeroy parking lots along the river, lots of people are taklng,advantage o! the free parking whl~h has been Instituted lzy Pomeroy VUiage officials. My! - free parking Is almost enough to make you keep smlling. .. iren '' ''" ' '' . . I' Souisby. Bobby Arnold , Barton. Jerry Basham, Rupe, .Iva Sisson, and George Hoffman: Next meeting was annoury;ed for Oct.22 at 7:30 at Meigs Junior High SchOOl with "bring a m~mber" ntgllt to be observed. Refreshments wUI be served. • ·ENTIRE STOCK ' OF CALICO LAIGI SELECDON I •, 50th anniversary set Young. A report on the program book was given by Mrs. ConnoUly. Plans for an outing at the University Inn, Oct. 24, 6:30p.m. were made. Former members of the cl b wUI be invited t0 j0 in th u . il e group whtch w I mark the 25th anniversary of the club. Games were conducted by Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Connolly. The door prize went to Mrs. Whitehead . Refreshments were served to thll.§!' named and Mrs. Walter Bro'll!-. Mrs. 'ferry Cline, Mrs. Ronald. Cowdery, Mrs. Roy Hannum, and ~?;_?_:n_e_W~~~~~ P~C.S. MEDIMET . 10·% Discount to Those 60 and Over .' On all l»rescriptions OF PArtERNS · Family medicine Nutritional problems ·for elderly By Edward Sc hreck, D.O. loss and poor nutrit ion. d 1 Assistant Professor of Question: D'o n'1 people need e~ ures. Fa mUy Medicine less protein after they reac h 65? · apathy is preventing / our Ohio University College of Answer: Adequate protein in - grandma from eating well, dine Ost eophallc Medicine take for the older person is : h ~er ~ur~lf ~~etlmes, and . Question: The last time I rough ly the same as for any e er vor te oo s with you. VIs ited my grandma, who's ·tn healt hy adult - about 56 grams Suggest ways she can make hef he r 70s, I noticed tha t she ate daily for men and 46 gr ams for ·~I a~tractlve and tfpetlztng. 0 very little. Is this usual for !\0· women. People should eat foods wt [hma y, ~e assoc te meals rich In the essen tial amino ac ids compan onshlp, laughter and meo ne her age? Answer: Nutrltlonal problems wh ich make up proteins such as ~ ':~ersatlon. Ma~yi:Jc ommuare co mmon In older people for fis h, so ft cheese, lean mea ls , ell es , s group mea . r senior sever al reaso ns. Sometimes the f01v.l and ma ny vegetables. . · ize?,s at a nominal or proloss of 1¥th, along with the deQuestion: Should the elde rly ~~e ~eats on wheels for shutcrease in the senses of t aste and supplemen t their diets with Iron ~ ge ~our grandma to lake smell co mmon·tn aging, da mpen to prevent " Iro n-poor" blood a nd paBe su~t prtogramsi Ilk 1 a person's appetite. Likewise, dlseasae• an pers en - mos e Y your the depression ca used by growAns wer: Iron Is an essent ia l ~ ru::o~her wlll begin to respond roug er awareness of your lng older can discourage eating. part of the oxygen-carryin g rnaThe dea th of a spouse may lessen terlalln tile blood (he moglobin ). ~nt!,n~~~/ove and concern for the appetite because it 's not fun As people age, the abi lity of the :;;~ :/~lclne" Is kly coo king for just o~e . Frequently. sto mach a rtd Intestin al trac t to colwrm To a wee the elderly take several dif ferent absorb Iron diminishes so mew- In Ed ·ani submit ~Ions, write medi ca tions whi ch can a ffect ap- hat , but It Is usally still adequa te (,)nlv w Schreck, D.O., Ohio petite or actua ll y prevent the ab- for the produc tion of sufficie nt . M:~:~GCollege of.=~=c sorption of cer tain nu tr ients by quantities of 1he he moglobin- Obi 01 rosvenor ' ' the body. In all these cases iJ!e· carry ing blood ce lls. When iron results can be the same- weight Is lacking, the red blood count drops and anemia res ults. A diet Inclu di ng Iro n-rich foods Uke The Syracuse PTO Fail Carnival · liver, raisins a nd gree n leafy ve: will be held Saturday. l'lzza, getables ~ elps prevent this . Question: How ca n I encour- hotdogs, sloppy joes, cotton candy, age my grandm a to eat a well -ba- popcorn, coffee and pop· will .be 'Thursday lanced diet ? served beginning at 6:OOp.m. There Southern Local Board of EducaAnswer: F irst deter mine why will be a prize table, cake walk, tion, special meeting at 7:30p.m. in your gran dm a Isn't ea ting as country kitchen, balloons, face sch~l cafeteria. · · · much as she should . Her problem painting and spook house. Games co uld be as simple as ill-fitt ing will begin at 7: 00p.m. · trklay ' OLIVE TOWNSHIP Tj-ustees .NOW WAS 58661 WAS $3450 $5495 $4495 4 dr ., . , 4 cyt . engine, fact. a1r cond., auto. trans.. p·sleerlng, p-brakes, radial tires, white walls. Stock No. 51131 WAS NOW V·B eng ine, fact. ai r cond, vi roof , auto: trans .. p·steerlng, brakes, am ·fm rad io, whitel 4-dr, V·8 eng, fact. air cond, au to. trans ., p-steering , p-brakes, am rad i o ~ radial fires. Stock No. walls. Stotk No. 22001 WAS NOW 4 cyl. eng ., fa ct. air cond, au10.1 trans., p-steering, p·brakes , WA S WAS $3995 NOW vinyl roof, auto. trans., p·s1eerl and brakes, p·wihdow s, p-seat, door locks, tilt st·wheet, cr·cont ..l am·fm radio. Stock No. 21672 WAS NO'W. '$2995 $1495 \ SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Trusteeswiu meetar7p.m.Fridayatthe home of the clerk, Wa nda Eblin, La urel Cliff Road. $1995 • , front wh·drive, 4 cyl. engine, 42·dr sp·trans. , am ·fm radio, rad ial p-door locks, bo-~i~:~~1 mldgs., lift st·wheet, " fires, bucket seats. Stock No. 5137t seat, NOW WAS WAS $2995 ' $1995 !4295 -..,. FOOTBALL ~ TICKET , T · GIVE·AWAY TURf!' PIKE OF GALLIPOLIS, 'OHIO WILL SEN.D 20 PEOPLE TO EACH WVU HOME GAME THIS SEASON. • , WE SHARPEN SCISSORS WE SERVICE All MAKES iL..· .·_;oF~MA~C~H~~~s. . . . . . . . . . . . . .~--..1 ..__ ______________ Polnerov. Oh. . E. M1in 01*! N~ts till DAI : 5Dmehow, goutg to poy. to wl~ Villcige Pharmacy N. 2nd A¥e. PH. 992.-6669 =======· · NOW IN STOCK ..... . ' • Winter Coats ·....."ql"l and Snowsuits · For Boys ·and Girls ' .' SIZES INFANT ·18 ALSO WINTER COATS IN STOCK FOR MEN ' AND WOMEN I . I ' OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 8 P.M. On The "T" ·In Middle11ort . ·FRUTH PH-A ACY .. ~ . \ ;,,, • • \1\' IU'/\\1 ··. POMEROY, . OH. . • ~ SAVE 51.34 SAVE S8.55 CASE $229 . , ,.' A& W ROOT. BEER A&W DIET lOOT BEER . ORANGE CRUSH, CREAM SODA ' ASSORTED PACKAGED _. of savings SAVE 60' ..' • ' $ 29 . ,1 r- · '' ',. ' '• • a.PA~ lET. aonus . Pepsi, Orange C ur ~ h . Pep'Si Free. Gra pe Crush. Oiet Pep si, Ha woiian Punc h. Mt. Dew. Croom Sod,a . 7-UP, Dial 7-UP. • Plut Dop. r COOKIES •••••••~ ••• 99< --------------~ ------~ FRITO-LAY· SPECIAL BROUGHTON'S • · -. ' ·. Special $325 GALLON PEPSI SPECIAL HACK 16 OZ. NO IE1UIN SAVE 70' ..· Middleport, OH. ' . COME IN AND REGISTER FOR APAIR OF... "FREE TICKETS" DRAWING WIU BE HELD 'EACH THU~SDAY PRIOR TO WEEK OF' HOME GAME. I ---==~=-- j LAYAWAY NOW FOR WINTER MIDDlEPORT 992-3SS9 ~mES ' .. , -r Sl899 Pharmacy Ct.,._ ~Hfle. R.Ph.j ANGIE'S PIZZA PHONE:... !!.2 :...~ 55 2 Anti-Freeze watts. Stock No. 22092 SWISHER LOHSE Aonllild H111lnt. R. Ph . - N. 2ND AVE. . am·fm radio, radial tires, c\l\UMS • Sale Starts Friday, -Oct. --~---_.,;.------- Mon . thru lit. 1:00 • ·'"· 10 8 p.m. . Sultdt't 10:30 10 12:10 •ltd I to I p.m. PREICRIPTIONI PH . lt2·ZIIB frltndt¥ BIIMOI .. 810 .EAST MAIN Sl. . TORO .· s£M\OR - FOOD SHOP coupe, V-8 eng, viny l roof, euto. ste@ring, p -brakes, p·wind., tor · FRIDAY & SATURAJ ONLY front wh·dri ve, 4 cyl. eng., 4 $995 $1695 sP£C\Al discounts fREE _ TilE SCIP IO Township 'IIustees will meet Friday at 7:00p.m. in the P ageville.toWnship building. trans .. bucket seats, rear wind011-ti defogger. Stock No. 59432 WAS There's no room lor error when fil). ing prescriptions. Rely on us lor professional accuracy at all times. ' ' 52A SPIRIT" P-" · IRI • ELMO'S FIRE " 6 1:10 P-" - IRI PINTO Station wagon, 4 cy!.' eng., 4 sptrans .. am-fm radio. stereo tape. bucket seats. Stock No. 20913 WAS NOW .Your Health Comes First· , Station. . ' 4-j6• • rot _he did die In vain." 1960s. Hudson, who stunnedl-the world Classically rugged and handlast July when he was aamltted to a some, Hudson was king known ll) , _, Paris hospital tor treatment of . Hollywoodtobehomosexuai,J:lulhls . ' AIDS, was one of the biggest revelation that he had AIDS was the box-office s.tars of the 1950s and fi r~! impUcl! affirmation that he was gay. \ • BUY A LARGE PIZZA AT REGULAR PRICE GET A SMALL PEPPERONI PIZZA meeting will be held al 7:oop.m. Friday at the · Reedsville Fire 98 RE&ENCY 4·dr .. V-8 eng, fact. air co•10,1 2-dr , 4 cyl. eng,,' 4 sp trans., am radio, r ad ial tires. -bu c ~et seats. Stock No. 2206 I - rr==~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;::;.-i $2095 '$6495 $2995 531 JACKSON PIKE·AT.Ja WEST Community calendar,.. fm radio. Stock No. 51741 63041 WAS fjf~~~~~~~,i1 °' · Fall carnival concluded $2995 $3695 ' $3295 ~~· rt 4- ~r . 6 cyt. eng, fact. air cond . auto. trans., p-steerlng, p·br·ak<.s,l am radio, radial tires. Stock No purchase necessary. You do not hiVf to be presen1 Kennett! McCubgh. A.Ph. Wednesday, his publicist said. Hudson had fought a yearlong battle against AIDS. He was 18. UPI.· ihe Our Loss, Is Your Galnl One winner per household. BAlLET 500fo Off 20°/o OFF ALL HUDSON DIES - · Actor Rock Hudson shown above kissing Doris Day in a scene from 19()1 movie '.'Pillow Talk" died at hl~ home in Beverly Hllis LTD II WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AND DO THE BILLING FOR THE FOLLOWING: OHIO WELFARE COMPENSATION GENERAL RELIEF UNITED MINE WORKERS BOILERMAKERS PAID 20°/o Off • Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sayre announce the birth of their daughter, Katie Diane, Born on· Sept. 15 she '-':elghed 7pounds,14ouncesand was 21 inches long. • Maternal grandpar ts are Mr. and Mrs. David N , and the paternal grandpare t are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sayre. aternal atgrandmother Is Mr U: S. ease, and the pater reat. grandmother is Mrs. Cecil Mcaaskey. Mr. and Mrs. Sayre had a daughter, Kimberly, four. Ir:================;;;;;;;;:;;-~ t Christmas In October r Announce child's birth ¥.,e!~~£I~l?2rt presented which Is to be placed on the Belleview Locks and Dam Park was given by Mrs. Ernest Whitehead at llierecentmeetin oftheRivervlew g Garden Club held at the home of Mrs. Frank Blse with Mrs. Curtis Cauthorn and Mrs. Lyle Balderson as co-hosteSses Mrs. HarUs; Fr~nk presided at the meeting with Mrs. Clermont Harris giving devotions on friendship. For roll call members told their favorite sign of fall. Appreclatton for remembrances were given by Mrs. Okey Connolly, Mrs. Herman Grossnickle, and Mrs. Ray BEVERLY HILLS, Calli. (UPI) - Th.edeatho!RoekHudson,wboSe dramatic disclosure that he had AIDS brought the feared diseas-e Into the public consc!ou8ness, has shocked and saddened the Hollywood.community. . The square-jawed movie hero who played t!teroleof a suave ladles' inan for three decadesdledWedoesday after a yearklng battle with AIDS - the llrst major celebrity felled by the diseas-e that strikes · mosUy male homosexuals. He was 59. His body was cremated three hours later. "Oh my God, what I say, " sobbed his fonner co-star Doris Day. ' 'This is when our faith IS really tested. It's so terrible i can't believe it. Ali those years o! workil)g with . him I saw him as big, h!1althy and Indestructible. Life is eternal. I hope we will meet again." · · P.!YSident and Mrs. ~agan , longtime· friends of Hudson from their HoUywood days, said in a statement, "Nancy and I are saddened by the news of Rock Hudson's death. He will always be remembered for his dynamic im· pact on th~ film Industry, and fans all over the world wiD certainly mourn his loss." ' ' Publicist Dale Olson said Hudson died in his sleep at his Beverly Hills mansion, where he had gone knowing he would die after severa l weeks of treatment at hospitals In .Paris and Los Angeles. . His docto" said he died peacefuUy and was In no pain. "I love him, dnd tragically he Is gone," said Elizabeth T!lylor, his longtime friend and confidant in the last weeks ol his life. "Please God, ~~~ ....... 1 "Hurry While The Selection Is Good" Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 . · Hii~on's death stuns HollywOod. ,. can OUR RECORD NEW CAR SALES · HAVE US OVERSTOCKED WITH E.O'WNED QUALITY USED CARS. Station wagon, 4 wh drive, 6 cyl. eng ., 4 sp. trans., p·steer'ing , p· bra'kes, radial ,tires. Stock No. SU73 • The Oliio .. USED CARS Clearance! ain Dewers", ''Busy Beavers" and others . There Is a contest between the three states to see which state can have the most camping units preSent. Ohio won the trophy last , year over Kentucky , and hopes to continue the honor this year. The Racine Grange will observe lts50th annlversaryon0ct.l3 at 2: 30 p.m. with a celebration at the grange hall. The public Is Invited to attend. Past maters are cordially Rummage sale planned Invited to attend. Three members A rummage sale will be held will be recognized and given 50 year Thursday and Friday at the Heath pins, and one 25 year pin will ~ United Methodist Church, Middle- · given. port, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ~eigs OAPSE chapt~ endorses &rton:.Rup.e ""' .'flobBarton ·andLarryRupewere the endorsement of the Ohio ~Ia IIon of Public Scl!ool EmJllblres.Chapterl7, Meigs Local, at a r~ent meeting at Mel'gs Juplor SchooL ;:;:;:11~::~ for the Melg-Local ~ District Board·of Education Jim , ,., , ~,,. · There wlll !Je 0utslde entertain· cooked In a large pot outskle wUI ment, alsq, on Saiurday. TheQide be served .to the campers. Tyme Chorus will put on a !I"O· At 6: 30 the business meeting gram at 3 p.m . anq a bluegrass will be held, election ot o!flcers, strjpg band wUI entertain at 7:30. · etc. \ Followed by bingo at 4: 30 beans . " Kentucky Wonders" , " Mount- Tractor th~me for birthday .' /:falloween party· i#Uier consideration . ' The French Clty Campers are honored to host , the Tri-State (Ohio, W. Va: and Ky.) Harvest Campout this weekend , Oct. 4--5-6 at the Gallla County Junior Fair·grounds. The three ·states take turns hosting the ca mpout. Last year If was West Virginia. · Ed Zeek; of Coal Grove, Oh., Is the chairman of the event. Three persons from eacli state com• prise the committee. Approxl· mately 100 camper units are expected for the three days. Registration begins at the fairgrounds Friday at noon. Friday night Is " Hospitality Night" with. cal!e. coffee, !lOt chocolate and punch. There is a "get acquainted" time -planned by the . French City Campers. "Remember )\\e, As I Pass "By", ,the story of the flag, arranged and presented by Wllllaln Seyfried , Jr., will be presented . Saturday morning crafts made by the campers will be judged by two judges from Gali!a County. Project sales of crafts will begin at 9 a.m. The different camping clubs !rom all thrl!\) states are responsible for conducting activities for the campout. Games and crafts lor both adults and children, contests , horseshoe pitching, rolling pin throwing for women and other outside activities will take place on Saturday. Club! participating are "The Black Potters", . Ai panorama of Scouting wi ll unfold at Krodel Park In Point Pili~sant , WV, on October 4-5-6 whi!n an estimated 500 Scouts ancjteaders, join In a jubilee cam. po;~ to help celebr ate the 75th anillversary of the Boy Scou ts of All)erica. ~e Tri-State o\:ri'll'' lMllfitil ev~l! will lea ture competition in Sc~tlng skills , campfire programs, Eagle Scout recognition. Wel,lelos Scout graduation and a host ol other special activities. ' ~uts are slated to arrive Frida~ afternoon and evening. The prOBram concludes with reli glo~s services and closing ceremo,~~y on Sunday at noon . •Camporj!e chief Howard Pyle of Hun tln~on said the event IS open to parents a nd guests anytime, but es~lally on Saturday afternoon anlf. evening. ·:Pride In the PasL .Footsteps to !he Future", the Dl~mond Ju bll& theme, will also serve as the '"theme for the closing night ca#fpllre at 7:30 p.m. on Satur daY,. Skills , skits, songs and a histo~al salute to Scouting will hl~llght the camprtre along with a special salute to Webelos Sc~)ltS graduating to !JoYScouttna:-and a special recognition of ,_ • , ~-Harvest ·earnpout slatect in GaHia- 500 sc6uts,leaders expected for s.cou~ing event this weekend ·. ·~ Thursday, October 3, 1985 MILK SINGLE SERVE SNACKS 2°/o $1 79 ~AL MIX OR MATCH 4· '$1 00 • ' SAVE 40' FOR VIT. D $239 GAL· , TRY OUR BROUGHTON'S PREMIUM .HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM '(You'll Lovell) -1 ~ FLAVO RS TO CHOOSE FROM "NEW"-:-Berry 'Cobbler & Butter Pecan, & Crtam ,. . 786 N~ 2nd St. Mid.dleport, Ohio PH. ~92-6491 Open Till 9 E¥ery Night; Su'!claY 11-8 .....:..:====-=~-..;....;;~~ ~ .. ' • �' . P~JQ~~-12-The . -. J ·. - •• . . ·Thursday. October 1985 Ainerican_LegiQil auxiliary. plans spaghetti dinner Ohio • us mess Servi~es iiiiiiiiiiii;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;i • . ' ' .. ' Plans fJ;Jr a pubUc spag~ dinner giving the prayers. Junior auxlllary to be held'at the hall on Oct. 24 were members, Amber and Laney made at a recent meeting of the Hankla and Laurle Blackwere color American Legion Awdllacy dDrew bearers for the ritualistic opening. ' Birthdays_observed : J 'heannuaiBahrreunlonwasbeld · \Xell. Chic, Donna and Susan recently at Forked Run State Park. Co~ Unda-, Brenda and Brandy Attending were Norman Bahr, &pt:z, Kathy Stone, Mary Bahr, ViCtor Bahr, Arvella Frecker, Lila ·Kelly and ,pizabeth Mattingly, BUI \'{inters, Al'!_n and Che!J'I Sparks: Jt :p1d ,!uani\il WUI, PhiUp WUI, Vicky Teresa and 'Cassandra Sparks, GUI!gan,-Jererily Gilligan, Mr.and Henry and Eileen Bahr. Jim and • 'Mrs. Howard Russell, Don and Lila Randy Bahr, Terrt·Stout, Dick and VanMeter, Alven and V.J . VanMeKaye Flck, Kevin and Kirk Flck, · ter, Flora Betzlng, AI and Eloise Evelyn Wen, Ru~ll and Lin~ Hansel, Kevin Tipton, Bertie and Well, Heather .and Leah ' Welh .lles~Bahr. Kenneth Well, Brian and Zandra" • · scheduled for ~turday at 8 p.m. in ~l_.•r,~, '"'t'' :J• t rn.n /34hr reunion .held r~tently . . " Aprofessional wrestling match is s~ .sustalning injuries in an auto ,. ,.. Morse 'church holds annual homecoming Chapel Church was held Sunday at the church with a basket dlruler at noon. Several trays of food were prepared forshutinsin the Portland· RacinO? communi!S'. · MentaiHealthCenteril;l~ember. Junction City will be holding a party there in october a,nd the Wllkesvllle Auxiliary unit will serve a noon meal to the veterans there In November. Cathy Pullins; music chalnnan · and ptantst, played' the hymn of the mo~th. Refreshments were .served from a table decorated by junior members using a music motif. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ACCENT FENCE & SUPPlY · PH. 992·6931 After 5 Call 742-2027 ' •Rengel ·•Refrigeratora - •Dryers •Freezera INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduco wou to E,np~o-A·Car. the modern way to drovo tho vthiclo of ,JOUr choice. It No Down Payment Lo'!.er Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING • "Free Estimates" Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For hster S.rvice Installation hailablt Call 614-992·6737 4/ 4/ tln YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE \.~ ..._'f..~/ Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF PIIOBATE COURT OF MERGER . MEtG~ COUNTY, OHIO''' ' Notico i1 horoby ~ IIIII ESTAT£ OF -MARGARET E. 11 1111 cloM of buolnal on HOUDASHELT. DECEASED A\Jguu 31 . t 98&. Tho · No. ~48!!.7"¥11 12 a s..ings l'loge 5M --~ c:Ornpony of Poi'IIOIO'f, Ohio NOJICE OF w• mqed wl1lt and Into 4PPdtNTME,... , Fi"'*' lm.rim 1111 OF FIDU_ge.RY . Jlliultorv blink to bo _ . . On September 16. 19B5, in F....,_ 8o'* 8o'*. ~:=~~=w%t:..m;: ''TiwoF-Bintoas.Mngs c _... T h o - Wll ~-oioylol ..... of -niutlon and lldoptld for the f11ii1oote o1 forming o on• ~'* holding "'"1'1*'Y .,.. ~ "Formen ,llonc:aho... .,.,.mont = · • Tho SUIUI of Ohio, Division "' ,.... and tho Boord of (Jowmorw of, 1111 · Federol System hoY8 liP' ......,. Jwt 1 ':'"n~tio.'!:,:On 9the • ~-. '~ - r • ~of Tho F.....,. Bonk a smnvs Compony oimillrly ,,• i the Moigo' Oou~ f'roboUI Court, Cue -{llo. 24897. Amber lolln, Pomeroy Cliffs Aportmenll, ,Apt. 2B, Pomeroy. Ohio 46769 Wll .... pointood·~...c:lltrix of the IIIIAito of Morgont E. Houdollloolt. Docoooed. lote of Smith ~oot Roc_ine,,.Meigs Cwnty, ' :; Robert E. Buck, ' • Pmll6.6 .;udgo 'tone K. Neuolrood, . Clerk (91 19, 26 \lJII 3, 3tc , 1 ---=-.,..,:~.,-.,--.,.- " " ' the ,_,;,.tion 11 P ubllc . Notice ~,tie 1peciel 1hereholdeu 1--:,...-------..mellirog. Public Notice ifiod w!W of Moigo C..,nty ond mull hovo 1 menobooohip till in ooid ..cioty of 19B5. Condidllol' potitions ""'II bo with 1111 no illw thin ·5 p.m. Monday. Qc. lobo< 28, 19B5. Only holding n•oobonllip ticUa 11 1loe of 1loe 1985 CountY Flllr or It lout (15) ca-r dl'tl looforo tho dote "' oloc· tion - quollliod 1o vote. Pili· tiona COil bo'fmmthe FolrS..-y. The Melga AgricU...roi Socloty. By Mrs. Woloce· Brld· ford, Sec:tetory. tt013. 10. 17c 3tc s.c_, -ot 64 Mlac. WILl HAUl JUST CAll! 992-3410 Merchandise liMESTONE GOOD USED Aefligtt>1011, ""hers, doy!r!. po IIOd ~tc1ric rqes iii1d TV sets. OPEN B TO 6 617 Inc. GRAVEl - SAND . TOP SOil FILl plRT 10·8·tlc Roger Hysell Garage . Rt. 124,Pamoray Ohio Happy Ada AUTO & TRUCK ;:::::;;::::::;::::::::; REPAIR 6 , Lotdy! Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 Ray 3·24·tlc Po•alf Is ell 21 ct 01 3, 1.0. 11o4tc DENNY CONGO "VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING 0 ILOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING co: New Hames.Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2801 or 949·2860 · No Sunday Calls J&l BlOWN INSULATION VINYl & AlUMINUM SIDING •lnaul1tlon . •Storm .Doors •Storm'WindOWI •Replectment Windo •Noo.y Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 MEIGS EXCA.VAnNG COMPANY •All Types of Excavating ~Lanl!acaping •Basements •Sewage Syatema , •Water & Ges Lines •Watet Well Drilling •Trucking · Call: 742·2~91 Middleport - 61'4-992-6421 ·B~:!c~~~~~!~. ~~.!~. ~. !~:! ks . . . . -$ 00 FORD VAftl ••••••• ~••••••••••••••••••••••••..• ''- 5 ·PLYMOUTH ·vOLARE .....................S99Soo . ,c . . . $119500 TOYOTA .................................... PLYMOUTH "T-!'(3; •• ~................... $269500 HONDA SOOCX ••~ ••;...~ ••••• ~.·~····· ..,$99500 . CHEY. CHEVmE .~~~.................. S3995oo CADILLAC .~~~., ~•••••••••,L........;•••••• S8l95oo . . s899. ·. • .D150 . · r ........... ' We can repair and re·. core radiators and heater cores . .We can also acid boil and rod out ra~iators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT Hill FORD 992··2196 Middlepqrt, Ohio 1-13-tfc SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry '=!_s~oing Supplies . IU!INltl PIIONI t6141 "MllO IEitDINCI (6141 nr: r.')~ •Complete Rtmodelinl doom Additions ~oofin&· •Sid ina •Gantaes & Pole Buildincs· Building Shotpns Only SUPERIOR SID,NG CO. Ltllg Ohio loHoM, Ph. 91 ·4141 Fm l:atip~at,ea AVON . Sell Avon meko 4a%. Colt 8t4-44a-33.6t;l . . Es l a l e Oct. 2,3,4 . Conttonary. 9· 6. Women• large 1izes, boy elothlng. gluoware. I 3l, Garage Sale Clothing, dropao. office chair. toys. PU toot box, gospel olbumo, btcycles and other ltem1. Good mdtt.. 111 ute of ooooon . 8111 Wooldridge, 4 mi. N. of Holzer on SR 180. Thuro. & Fri. 1·5PM. Free coffee. Homes for Sale t ,. -~ Middlaport & Vicinity Moving 'Solo. Storts Sotur· · doy ond Sunday. October . 5th and 8th, 10:00 o.m , 195B Ford Truck 311·C, · 300 H.P.. Hondo XR500. Hondo CRBO,· Durfo Buggy, mechanic, carpenter, and • , ferm toola, boom pOle, auto part1. houMhold lteme, and loto more. Mike Hill. Co. Rd. ' 35 , Raclna-Portlon~ Rd , Shoron Rd. Phono 814-843. .6360. 1 ~f egS:~~ 1--------- 304-,.lo~n~d~co~n~troc=t~wlt~h~om~ol~t {~ I. ~~~~~~~~~~~ iif PH. 992-3982 c:,. VINYL & llUMINIIM I Complete Gutter Wortr . Complete Rom.odoHng Roofing of all Type•, Worked in home •ru 20 years ' 'Free Estimates'' CALL COllECT: Real ...... p·c>·.n&;o;;·.... · ------------ TANNING SPECIAL EUGENE LONG ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. o: 0 - z ...., . Ph. 1~141 143-5425 971212 lilo. p<l, ' LINDA'S MEXICAN POnERY 1!'· ~~~:~~:~~:~~~:~~~;:' ANGIE'S PIZZA "12 Varieties of Pizza" •SUBS.*SANDWICHES *LASAGNA •SPAGHETTI AND MARCUM COfiTRACIING GIFTS 349 N. 2nd Middleport, OH. 9·20·1 mo. 1- - - - - - - - - ...... PfPieiiiii'rif' .. ' J&F WATER WELL DRILLING CONTRACTING ' DOZER, IACKH'OE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER, GAS & SEWER liNES, RECLAMAnQN. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE a DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 RENT A CAR 399 South Third Ave. · HE'ATING 317 North Socond · Middlipoif, Ohio U 760 rien.ce neceiaary . Must have Yard Sole Lot 32 ot John· oon'o Mobile Homoi Park. Thuro Fri .. & Sat. 4croll from Blue Fountin Mo1el. Oigontlc Yord Sato, Rt. 7 Addloon, Fri . only Oct. 4. 9 till Nice thingot · CO~ f Now.Se,,~lll,tAII OF Mel't ~ountg FOR THE BOTH OF YOU 9-Jl·tf ALL PlUMBING & & Vicinity Mechenlc needed, expt· own tools. Coli at4·388· B647. Yard Solo.168 Gerftoltf E~t . Oct. 3 -4. Dreperioo. bod. home interior, tupper.ware. clotho a. dlohoo, etc, · PLUMBING & HEATING Cl~l~td Ill Ca11rt ft .. PDIMIOY, . 4S759 ...... Gaiiii)oiis......... PIANO TUNINQ .ANO RE· PAIR. bock to ochool dlo· count1, fret tltlmatas. Werd'o Koyboonl, 304·676· &600 or 876· 38 24 . " . JEWELL'S · Factory Choke Gau11 Wotor wotto drilled ond oer· vicod. Prlcooon requeot. Coli 814-742.3147 .. 814·992· 1008. JIHERE fO 8U1? . EYDY SAl. ,.IGHT "6:30P.M• 12 Electronic Tech . for repolr of two-way radio's, 1tereo~ and installation . ·Muat heve exparlance. For Info . colt a14· '\!48· 7390. HAVE YOUR FURNACE SERVICED NOW ""' UCINE FIRE DEPT. " V. C. YOUNG Ill. .. One certHted Medico! loch· notoglat. wRkdoyo. Sond reaame to box 300, In Clrt of tho Gatllpollo Dolly Trlb· uno, 826 Third Avo., Golll· polio. Oh 45831 , Profe11ional Servicea AtBB ~. J"' * **** **" . . . PREPARE fOR WINTER GUN SHOOT (Fr.e Eotlmotool • INDUSTRIAl ST 41NLESS STEEl liNERS 23 ._ afld tlU,IIJURJI'fl,,j , 312/ tln work AA Cri~t• Preqnacv Center. Confidefttit~l. free pregnancy test and-or informl tion . Phone 81 4 · 742· 2829 , collect lfnooo11ary. PHONE 992 7075 . t 992-3345 -.Concrete work Help .Wante~ Girogo Solo 8 mi . boiow Mature. reliable bebysitt,r One of 1 kind log cobln· Gatlipollo toignoi. Now Var· my homa . Own tranlportaRoccoon Cteek . 7 mltoo lotylloollolreoclothoomena Racine Gun Shoot tpon - don and reference• requirtd. fronWUo Grande. 11 milt1 women. Tue1.· Sat. oorod by Roclno Gun Club. · coli boywoon · 1:00 · fronf"'Golllpollo. Air con<llll·l -::---:--::-:-----Every Sunday. beginning ot 10:00PM• .81 4 ·448· 7893. oned . tllctric lurnance. Y•rd Sa Men, women. 1:00 p.m. Factory Choke 12 walhar, dryer. aounty wa~ chlldre ~thea. Thura .. Fri .. Eftormous Three femlly Oct. 2 fomlly . Oct. 3rd. 4th. ond 5th. 9:00 lilt 1 :00. Houoo Extro Cosh . Could you uN tor, priced undor 130,000. So gueg8 ehotguns. 3td. Avo. 4 & 6 . Loto of ext11 nice IHioido Hlghwoy Gor11111 on tn oxtro esoo, 11 ,000, o; lurnlohod. Coli 114-379-· 2141 • Second llo Grojoe . Thur ., Fri .. clothing. olrod lnfont to Rt . 7 . Whitt unlfromo, Grover White, Jr.• B11hen tZ,OOO extra caoh In Oc· ·· ' 9:00· 4:00. Fonton glou- ldutt-grut school cfotheo, lhoto, bedding, numerous . Roed did not IJiit pulled over lobor7 Call 9AM to BPM, by the pollee in Rutiond on Mon.-Fri, I14-38B-8478 or 3 bedroom full booo.....,t, wore, cottoctlbtoo. lnfont· new dealer tupperware, homo. Friday morning, September 814·448·8237 to errongo • oot· ln kitchen, corport. oduh clothing, TV. toyo, a knick lcnacka, appliance•. toya, bookl ..furnlture, frtlh Moving Solo: 1 doy Gilly, · personallntervMtw. 27th . 11 the acenner t2,500 & toke ovor poy· _ "'_1 •_•·--~---­ bokod goodo. Sometltlng for Mondoy. October 7th . 8:00· announced . Eoory A-mbly Worlrll800 . mentt, .Plant• Subdlviaion. Garage Sale 38 Vinton Ave. ovoryone. 8 mlteo oouth of 4 :00. t04 WoMI Drtvo, 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. Coli 81 4-441· 7310. Thuro. & Fri. Oct. 3rd. a 4th. Qoltlpolio on St. Rt. 7. Form Pomeroy. No h..,~ng .or tnilpelolng 111 per 100. Guorontotd pey· ment . No e~~tptrltnct·no Duplex houoo In - d of l-9-tl_l·l_ _....:,._ _.;__ on left beiore Reccoon Bridge. Don't mill tltlo Oct. 3rd, 4th, ond 5th. 8j 30' 11111. Oetaill Mnd lllf· ropolr tocotod In Vinton, ~ to 5:00. Fumlturo, aoflo.lovo oddreoud stomped onvo· Ohio. 110.000. Coil 814· Yord Solo Oct. 2.3.4. 467 one.Jf · 1001, 2 choirs. bunk bod'-.• Jony Dr.. Ploeoont Volley tope: Eton Vital· 71 5 34 I B ~ we., Jolon Ginther, StOlle Ellotu . 2a · girl• bike. child · Gigantic 2 Fomlly Carport noturol goo furnoco CHilli. EntorpriN Rd ., Fl. Pierce, Fl 245·5818 . clothoo. lodio8' clotheo, Solo . Something for ovo· clothl~g. toto of mloo . ito mo . ··t ·I-D"_l . - - - . 33482. 3 bdr. ox. neighborhood, ron ryono . Weight machine , At Sterling Monor, on Rt. 1. , houNhotd goodo & moro. 6 Agnes Hlll 'o Hlotory of pool, olr, 211roploaoa. quotl· clothes all Jlzaa, furniture, above Eattem Local H'ah Expt"riencea parta penon Tuppero Plo!no. Ohio. Co· for bond money. A-Ono etc. Wilt bo hold rein or School. or ~ q, ~ plea ovailobto for 830 .00 and talea peraon . .Pickup 'fioo R'Hi Eortott Broker. Coil Yard Solo Children, -men lhlne. toke 141 to Conti· eoch.AddU .OOformalllng . ..,plicetions at Sirnmona- 304·175-5104 .. 304·1175· ond mens clothing. nlco• very choop, 4th troller, pool nory turn onto Lincoln Piko 2 fomltloo. Frlclly, Oct. 4th: OrderfromMergaretPirker, Otdo·Ceditloc·Chovrotot in 11388. Po)"Mroy. lntervie..,, ·~will .lddovltto School, olgn on go to Northup Bridge. Fol· Tyree Blvd .. Roclno. F"!nil_ 4-~ 9/20/1 mo d 43119 Pomeroy Pike. toke piece Iotter. Bulovlllo·Addloon Rd. Oct. low olgnultor thot. 4ppro1- ture. bllnk•to. quilts, Iron _. - - ...... • · ·Pon111roy, OH . 45789 : -------h,b2,fclor78 HouH ·for ule by owner. 1, Oct. 2 , Oct. 3 . 9 til dirk. lmotely 3 mlloo out from bod, clothing; mloc. r Coli a14-448-1358 oltor bridge. W.il. . Thuro. llo Fri . tli *****Uofil AUo\ tli r\ II tli Clotoout .Sole et Te11io'a 0ctobor 4 ond 5. tO ill 4, large Gorogo Solo Wod. Chrlortton motes for lull timo IPM. Crolt Shop, Endo Third Soturdoy St .. Re· 1069 Socond Herrloonvllit, St .Rt .l84 . .' Goroge Solo Mon . 8-l . loto & Iota of now cine,, Ohio. ..goopel group. boN guitar. 3 bodroomund both. lartdn homo. 124 Doonle Dt .. Avo. Thuro., Fri. a Sot. 9:00 Bedding, clothing. dloheo. dNmmer. piano. mutt be 4 6:00. Rain or 1hine. Good applianc81. Jewelrv. Avon ~=!~i OMC fiOII •., oo. witting to trove!, colt Soved St.. Rutfctnd. Con buotdon ocrou from Don Mink Auto to I, clun clothlngalllizes, Prom bottl81 enG loti more . Sotea. Rt. 35 W. Goopel,l!lnglng Group , . Colt 814·~-~------------ dre-• llo' toto ol mioc. 1- - - - - - - - MOBILE HOMES MOVED, a75·38o0. Yord oote. Oct. 4th. StoiHngo · Yard S.le ~vergrean Rt. hema. insured. reasonable rat8a. Noldonce, Now Hopo Rd .• . · NEW .MOBILE HOME FIIINACES AVAILABLE Cell 304·67a-2336 . MONEY. MONEY, MONEYI ~:~;"'::.~~=:.on 49 ocroo. tiO. 3\ol rnltu from Hoopl· The o;my Notional Guard ~- hoot. tol. Thuro. Oct. 3, Fri. Oct . 4, 2 Femlly G1r1111t Solo Lola of Choot11. Acrooo fovm .Hart- · ,._ 9 • Cl t•-o toya cooto toys. clothoo toddtorthur t4 man'a. Rain cancels. Pregnant? Ple1H give Your· con prov ld o you with • :;:i'Os:z~towno. Colt .bedaprudt. ·v. o "" ,twin bed • ' ' Ill end• glrla. mens . & womens. Mlf, your child. and us 1 part-time monthly paychock , PLUS quollflod loti of mloc. houoehold ltomo , bodo · Midway Drive, New Hlvenn.· chance . C~lldleu coupil W.Vo. Oct. 2 ond 3. Chid· . IMkl to adopt heatthy white monniHiro could eom rnoro · Nlo, 3 ~====-====:1 4prNdo. ohNto. Fridoy Oct. 120,000 in lducotlonot Vlrf nice houR for , 9 :00AM, 350 Debby Dr. thon "n'o clothing, mloc. infont . Logol ond confldtn · tiot. Modlcol expenno poid. bonollto. EN(IST NOW I Colt bdr, botlt. lR. woodburnlng ' or 1·800· llovo. OR. kitchen. collor. e 32 Mobilit Homes 2 Fomily Yord Sole. Sotur· lao Circle. Ruortlo HHto. Coli Kothy ond John collect, a304·•1175·39110 PH. 992-6030 . . 9-30-1 mo. acroo(foncod 'In I. born, for Sale doy Oct. &th. q:30AM · SyrocuN, Ohio. October ot, 42 3819 _ 1· 201 · 347 ·0875 . chicken coop, pony thed. 8 :30PM . Contenory Town· Fridoy. 9:00-4:00 . Wlntor · n c o l i - - - - - -work ohop. McCumber Rd. houoe. Boby, chlldron & The Army Notlonol Guord 2 adult clothoo. Boby fuml· clcthu, dropo•, knick · . knocko. Choop. neodo .your prior military Ruttond. *28,1100 Colt 814· 1971 12x80 Richordoon 982·2143 doy, 814-742· bdr .. 1\ol both, 111, 500. Call turo. toys, blkto, bothroom •Nice experience . Enlllt ' 2289 otter 4:30pm. 814·268· 1581 . vonity. 4 · Glve&WIIY ~ fomlly. 444 BMch St., · no)N for port- ~me montly .Midd~port, Ohio. Octobor , peycheck. oduCtOtionol op· . ~)( Yord Solo Fri . Oct . 4, 8 :30 til 3rd through 5th . 9:00·8:00. portunitleo, retirement In· 2 bedroom 13,000. 8l 4 • 1 410 Hodgowood. Boby Winter clothing. boby itemo, Port Bugle puppilo. Coli coma. and much more. Cell V.ocre . S.TYUNG ., drooe, toble. winter ctotheo miiC. e t 4 -25a-ea2a. 304· 1176·3960 or 1 ·BOO· Ohio. Hiller- 12x••, 2 om. Jr. & children. boots, Coli 842· 3819. more inform1tlon. -.. ug mile. · TANNING SALON Old building ,I f you 16 Dow St.. Mlddtopof1. boalrooom~, portlolly fur · - - - - - - - - Fridoy, Octobor 4. Boyo" down . Coil 814·379 · 2554. Chrlotlon !emote plono S'lt per· bodroom homo. 3 nlohod. condition. Vord Solo 48 Gorflold Avo . 4 clotheooiolro121, Smith .Cor.. ' player for ., 'Reflections'' eent lltumableloan. garilen C~thn to ulvl IWiy. mutt gospel tinging trio. Occi· apot. Reduced down to 141100. Cell814-992-8213 Fomltlll. Something for one adding machlna. pta~ · , or 814·992·2478. everyone. Oct. 3 a 4 . toke all 94 Lowor River Rd. a1onel week-end tr1vellng mite, dl1h11, toya,llrgt elze 30 4 8 7 5 6047 PAY fOI 11 SESSIONS SJ2,50 9 .oo_o_. _ Coli 814-448 ·03BI or at 4· roqu Ired with tronoportotlon _u_ women• clothll. ml'1 c . _·___·_~ .. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Carport Solo Tlouro.. Fri. ltama. 1 ,. IECEIYE 1 SESSIO~FIEE! 446' 8213 . provldod . Colt Evolyn By ownor, 2 bodroom ••nch. Insured, re..onable rattl. Oct. 3.4 . 187 WoOdland · NOW THRU OCT. 12TH Rouoh. 304-882-2049 otter 704 Moriotto Rood, Point Coli 305-578-2338. ' · Drive. 2 Fomilieo. Loti of Gerogo aalo ot Jarry Burka Fometo Wolkor Coon hound 6 :30 PM or -k·ondo. Ploount, nice locetlon; loW pup, 6 moo. old . Coli 814· 1981 Holly Porte. 14x70, goodilo. rooldonce on Sumner Rd . Cotolo_g_S_o_te_o_o_nd-0-el-lv-ory~ 50'o, 1· 809·4:&3 ·2182 . '. Fri. ond Sot. Sicyclo. toyo, r---~--------~~--------~---11 -379_·_21_1_4_ . - - - - - - - - - earn up to t8-t10 per hour et t . 800 .00 . 304·578· 3 Family Yord Solo Thuro. & clothing . · • Fri. 9·6. ButoviHo-Addiaon 1--- - - - - - Kitten•· good mousers. To MrYic'ing our customera. By owner, 208 Mldwoy 2947. Television listeni~ Devices 4 flmlly. Oct. 4th ond lth . good home. Coli 81 4·448· can 304·8711· 1o9o .. 304· Drive, New Haven. Comfor· Uud mobile homN for ule. Rd . tobto living: 3 bodroomo, 2329 . 273- 2481 . '1·973 Computerized Heating Aid Selection Nolldtty, 1 2xl0, 7 F 'ly K Oh Wed 9 :00-4 :00 . 208 S . Socond living room. 2 botho. torgo ·rongo, rtfrlgori't or. Home omo orr. . .. St .. Middleport . Boby, chlldHearing Evaluations For All Ages Nl In kitchen. utiHty room. Thuro . llo Fri. Windowo, ron ond adult clothing, boby Roglotored Springer Spl· Eom FREE Chrlllmll gifto All· otectrlc, brick home. 2 niel. Colt 614-246-9219. by hovlng a Morrl Moe homo car garage, bt11tmtnt, large needs tome repair . ltuddtd1irttonwMelt16 ', furniture 1nd toys, winter fl .996.00 . & W. Homoo. clothing. odd a & en do. cooto. dropeo end bodo· ----------------·ic- ·or cotolog porty. 100 per 1-~;.;;;;;;;-;r;;;;~;o;; prNdo. diolooo ond Tupper· Free to good homo. Collil cent guarentMd lin a of gifts • lot. By oppolntmont only, Phone 304-876· 4424 . pupploo. a woeko old. Cell tD¥1 and honw decor itema. price . 304·882·2B33. 1879 Norris 14x70, 2 bod· I Oct. wore. Fr"' quilt ocr':\. Roin Licensed Clinical Audiologist 814·B43· 6286. ·. Coli 304·875-5758 for do- Own•. Woot Columblo, 5 room, furnished, lulury ur'---:-----....!>.% COlli, lmlll 1- CIAC:IIt . tollo. Oponingo ovellobto 'for roomo, both, utility rooiJO. 1 0 n d • TE • 0I • ex c c more eoch Oct. 3'rd, 4th, ond 5th. Boby Smell, heotthy, BNglo -type demonstrators . No luHy corpetod, n- modern 11 1 900 0 0 0 (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 pupple1. Wormed. very cute, inveatment. · • · h · • doy. clotlooo, toys. loto ol mloc. kitchen, electric helot pump, Homea, P one 3.04 · 87 g · .. items . Follow tignt on 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 a weeko old. Coli 6t4·992· 304·BB2·2217 . 4424 . ' Gorege Solo Set. Oct. 5 . Pomeroy Str•t In Mooon. 2249. 1947 Fleatmootor, 4 door, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 9·1i1 3 rd . houoo on Ro origiriel interior, body fair 8·13 tin 1 2 X 80 • 2 Rodney-Core Rd, October 4th ond 5th ot Tho GE dryor, works, 304·,8 75· cond. no motor, good Cllrfor 11\ol ocrll, 2 houMa. 2 cor 265B. antiquo buff, UOO.OO or gorego, bulldlngo. ~orn. r~~~~~iiO~m~t~lu~r:ni· Sugor Run Aohlond Service pond, Ashton. 125,000.00, · D. llo W. Foil Yard Sole . 2 Family. Stotlon from 9 :00 to 4 :00. boot offer. 304· n3-6873. owner flnoncod, 304-578· Thuro.. Fri., Sot. Eeot on Rt. National Qeogrephic books • 1154 In Portor. Sojom StrNt In Rutlofid. 1978 to 198'1 . Poper bock Mod~ol lti:roiorv pert tlmo 2320. • · 1982, 10x66 Glbroltor con 1- - - - - - - - - noor tho bridge. Oct.· 3rd, booko. Ploy pen with pod . for new bualneu, PletNnt be uood •• • huntlnlJ comp. 3Fomlly4mlloaoutRt. 141, 4th, ond 5th. 8:30-11:00. : 304l876-22a7 . Volley Home Modlcel Equip· II roomo ond both on ocro, beoutlful yord • 1;:-~:~~~ portoblo oHico. otorogt b:dg Sept. 4.6. Curtoino, bod• ment. Send retumt to Box or 1. Netd Interior ,.PI ' 1· prHdt, men, wo,..n, child· B11ide Pott Office on ·Rt. fflondly Molt Dochohund , C·3 cere of Point Ptoooont aide, e20.000.00. 3C t1,100 . 00 . 304 - 176 · ron clotlooo, diohoo, tope 124,long8ottom, Ohlo. 4 .·, 304·175-a942 . Roglotor; 200 Moin St, Point 3488. 642t, 7 :30AMto9:00PM . pllyor. fomlty . Lola of clothing, Pleaunt~ W . Va . 4 roomo plus. completely j{k;;;;;.-~3;.4~iid,;;il- Somo ontlquet. 9:00-1 Oct. 2 , 3 :•4 . Bidwell· &·11 . Abondlnd brown fe- ~ :~=~~~~~= rornodolod lnoldo. Ctooo to 1975, t2x55 troller, oltcl· mole dog. young friond,ly. Aok for llbrory., only 119,900.00. ric. 2 bedroomo, undorptn· Rodney Rood In Bidweiii -:---::-:--'----,,.... Toreu 304 ·895· 3390. 12 CoH Hudoon RNity, Potoy nlng end blocks, f4.000.00 -onth houN on right. Fri. 1o Sot. Roin or Shine. y, Wa.nted Hudson broker. or will consider trade on W1tch for signs. mi. pelt flvt Points on Rt. 7 . 349 N. 2nd Middleport, OH. trucll, 304-675-398B. Cteon clotheo olt olroo.-bobY' PH. ~92-3559 Old Klytor Store .. &;old~:=:::::::;==:;:::::::::;::::= Yord Sole Fri.· Sot. Oct.'4 a clothes & ltomo, 111 mo, . 8 Lost and Found Vecincy for the elderly in Run. 7 roomo, t 'h bot~o. I· &., 9·4 . 4 hmlly, Folrflold puzrlu, booko, 2· 3 apooid · Uncltr N1w Management (Forlltlrlr Giovanni's I our home . Trained and flf. Looky roof , cltv wotor, 33 Farms for Sale Centtnory Rd . blcycloo . curulno &. mo. teen v•rs eKperienCe. Call t16 ,&00. Coli 30ot-882· 1----,,.-----,-- bedding. 2407 or 8B2-2297 . Coli Molgo Co. 143 ocreo. 90 Moving Eoot of 1- - - : - - - - - - LOST block 4 mo. old dog on a14-992-7314 . aft:er IS p.m. acr11 puture, 150 acres Fri. Oct. 4, Sat. Oct. 15. Green-Dodoy Rd . Cell af4 • Nuraing cart in private timber, 3 oil & goo "!'elio, 2 Ho110Hot bod. glrlo bicycle. 448-7554 otter 5 . 13-10 Chtvy Tr . · 73· 19 Ford.Jr. · home. Ao~m for two pt· pondo. oldor home. born. oll olro clothing toto of mloc. london .........................141 ftndon .......... ............... '41 & Vicinity tionto. 1500. o month. Coil 32 Mobile Home• other bulldingo, 1 00x200 ft . Sotoo inoldo ltroln . 73-10 Cii"J Tr. 73·7' Ford Tt. 814-992-31195 . lighted riding ring. oxc. for Salt Doon .................;....... •IDD Doon ......................... 11JI huntin~. mlnerol rlghto. Coli 3 FomHy OorT Sole Fri . & Yord Solo. now ond Ulod 73·10 Chewy. h . · 10-15 Ford Tr. Hom.........., .............. 'llO Dooa ......................... $I 4l 814· 3 7 -7143 . Sot .. Oct. 4 5. 9 to II. clothing ond Iota of mloc. 8 73-14 Cho·, , Tr. 71·19 Ford Tr. NEW ANO USED MOBILE!:;:== : = = = = = = 1117 TtodoroAve. mlloooutJorryoRunRoodot lunoptrs ..................... $70 Grills ...................... $52 .l0 HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 34 8 · Apple Grove. Oct. 1 to Oct. 13-19 Ch"Y Tr. · · ' 10·15 ford Tr. , ITY MOilLE HOME SALES, B u_sldtniUI Bectkl t~d .s.TtobFtori& . loclo. Sot. 3. 9 :00to 1. Gril111 ..................... '11.50 Hoods ......................... 145 4 MI. WEST, QALLIPOLIS, Ul ng1 c · m v. I ooro, 73-79 Choty. rr. ' • 13-ll Ford Ianger ' RT 35. rHONE 814·44e· 1- - - - -- - ' - - TV, guns, crollbow,odulta Gerage Sale, 204 Joen IO<kor Panots ..............:l25 Hoods ........................; 11!0 boys good ctoon clothing. 18 Wanted to Do Ploco. Hoven Holghto. Ne¥> .J-·274 · . 13 ·19 Ch"f· Tr. 13-1! Ford longer • ~ Commorclol buHdl,forulo 9·11. South 2nd .. Choohlro . Haven, Oct. 3 . 1 ,.,1' Cornors .... .-............. •20 Grollt1 .......................... Jl 8 Public~ale 1812 14•70, 3 bedroom, or toni on Moln t, Now , Now vn4 UM4 Auto 'Giau - lalo Mo4ol Parh & Auction Loving G.M. will cero for 112,500. Coli 814-441 · Hoven, W.Vo. Colt304-812-· Yerd SolO Sol. ond Sun., Ooroge ooto 2923 M~ ' 3233. Oct. 6th end 8th'· 9 till 5. Ave. Th.urs , Fri. Sat. ~--~ WHALEY'S AUTO •·u ·rm•l - - - - - - - your clolldren In bor'homo. by 8231 , Avon Cope Cod dlohoo, drtPII. beet..-:.. dey . a< week. Hot mooto, gtooaoworw, Mtl of dilhoo. pli1ncea. RopoooeoNd doubl-ldool preed1, clothes and mlac.-· r RICK PE4RSON AUCTIO· aupervft:td play, Nfwrence1. aUvti'Wire, potJ, PIRI, wood Wo hove 7 . Your good ctodlt 36 Lou & Acreage NEER SERVICE. Eototo, 'Coil 814-448-4208. and coiletove, dryer. elect- Oarage Sale, Thur1 3rd th..{ and very Httle cash rating firm, antique, · liquidation ric ty-rltor, Singer NW· Sot lith, 9 W. Horton .SJ, leu you t1k1 over paymenta. Howard ·L. Writesel Nleo. Liconood Ohio end lng mochlna In dolil, curved Mooon, W. Vo . 9 :00 AM ,to up ond dellvory ot no Sot Lot1for Nleon llndcoritract Wool Vlrglnlo. 304-n3· extri cher... We're Mid with omoll down poyment. · gl111 front chino ceblnot. 6:00 PM . Bunk bodo, bobt 5785 or 304-n3-1430. Ohio Flnonclel Service 474· Coli 114-388-8711 oltor 11. kitchen cabinet, end end be4 apt lizt 1tovt. rwfrjgercofleo tobloo, choln, book · atct. television, di1htl, cuir 21 Buain"a 5710 , 773 · 3921; 837 · U. S. RT. 50 EAST caN. pictyre en frames. Opportunity .NEW-REPAIR ... 1232. Lot for 1111. 1 ecre, county tempo, 8 doy cloclco, llneno, 11in1. bedspretdl. clothlf\i: 9 Wanted To Buy GUYSVILLE, OHIO lot1 of misc . ·: .... wtter. 1petic ayttem, gaa Gut~ra · Downopouts t913 Fleetwood 14x70, 3 top, lltct~ ocrlco. • • • booko, tin toyo, dolls. Gigon· -Avthoriztd Johq Deere, Wo poy cooh fo,, Iota modol I NOTICE I tic . 'mount of !toms to Gutter Cleaning · ciNn uold coro. THE. OHIO VAllEY PUB· bdr., 2 lull botho.' like now . t - Pomeroy and Middle- numeroui to 1111. Peul Den· 15 family yord Ute, Oct: New Holltnd , Bush Ho1 Coil 11 4·388·8133. P1lnting port on Rt. 7 ••4 .100. Cell noy'o, corner of Bklwoll· 3,4 ,5, Goitlpollo Forry. Jim Mink Chov.·Oldolnc . llSHfNG CD . rwcommondo Farm Equipment · D. & W. Homes, 304·175· Rodney clld ond Rt. 654 In Vo . at Powtll'o Borbor SilofJ 8111 Clone Johnson thot you do buolneu whh 1972 Flomtngo 3 bdr .• 1\ol Dllitr FRJ'E ESTIMATES Hundrtdo ond hundredo w 4424. 114-448- 3872 peoplo you know. ind NOT Bidwell, Ohio. both, total otoctric, CA. lttma. come •rtv. ~ to Mnd monty through the E~•lp11111t WANTED TO BUY uMCI moll until you hovo lnvolll· rtfrigerator, 10m1 furntture. Yord Solo, Grlffln'o Groc . In Yord So.te. Fri . ond led\_ b10 dock. te, t91. Coli wood 11o cool hootero . gotod the offering. Konougo . Mondoy . Will 1203 Mtodowbook OJo.• 814·248·9847 .. 4129/ll n &WAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. 1-:..-,n-I0-.---::.'.:;;_;.-;-.~-;. begin oolllng 11 tO a.m. new and u1ed chlldrelur 1·3-tfc lo Otlvo St. Gotllpollo. Cell · .. Kitcloon ceblneto, lron.-mony mono, womono cfolhicl6;· 1971 Brookwood 12x85, 11 4-44e ·3159. . Be your own Bon. I you ~1m1 . clothing, etc. ml.c:. t'h both•. 3 bdr .. goo hoot, misc. • .... : noO<j Ia lnttttlgonco. ombl· " . now corpot, llko~ond . HOUSEHOLDS tlon, o wittlngnoll to follow Yord Solo Children• end Yord Solo , Oct. 4 a 5, beM , Collet 4-441·0175. -'•n, WE ARE YOUR SALES Bod •· Iron , . 1 . .ccoiutut oriented ,... ' adult winter clothing, mi1c. Lotort Grode School. iii 1111( wood; cupboordo, clooiro, pluo be In o pooltlon to moko AND SERVICE ' clothing, lum~uro enCI rlllk cho,tl, bookoto, dlohol , 1 minlmol ptOduct lnvoort· 1974 Holly Porte, t4X70, 2 ~ HEADQUARTER~ FOR . OM, tt doyWlll! onlyl Fri. · Oct. 9·8 w Or: · 4. Heme. Roln dotto Oct. 0 llono lers. ontlqu10, gold mont fur oollttlo 11 18,000. <\ZENITH bdr, fomlly room, nlco ·~ · .nd 12. . .... . .SYlVANIA Sizes Stirt FtOAI 12'xl6' ond allvor. Wrlto · M. D. For further dotollo colt col' pllenc11 , new carpet . A ettal at 3 bdr. homo located on Rt. •SPElD QUEEN lAUNORI Mitior, Rt.2;PomotDy, Ohio l·ll~c~t=30 ~4=·5=2=2=·2::; 8 4:5.== throughout Flotrock Volunto•r 1.1 0,500. Moy romoln on 181. 3\ol mltu from town . •GIBSON 1£FIIGIRATOR· 411789 or con 114·982· I· llopt .. Yord Sola, Fit preHnt lot. Coli 814-742Sizes from 6'x6' Up o-n School dllt.. 1325 Middleport •SAIEWTE SAlES & SEIIYIC£ Sot. 9 :00 till 1, Knla neo. 22 Money to, Loen 3033 . mo., lt50 dop. Coil 114· to 24'x 36' •• lltiJ~ Fill TIMI end clothes. Much Mort; :· & Vicinity Buying dolly gold, ollvor 218· 8788 or 814 ·25e · lhp Tlt~IIIIU Insulated Doa Houses 1205. On rontoil · lot. Excollont colno, rln:r.· jewelry. atoning Moving Sate, 403 Che-..111 11 D•lf ware, ol colnt. large cur· H&ME OWNERS ·Roflnonce condition . Cleon. With or 1- - - - - - - - Street, Henderaon. Ora.,B. to low flxod rote. Uoo equity rency. Top prieta: Ed. Bur· Octobo~r 2nd · 3rd, ond 4th . without AC; furnlohlngo, CioN to hoopltal 3 bdr .. 2 RIDENOUR Rlcine, Oh. milo north on !other Clocll, Color f\1; kott Borbor Shop,·2nd . Avo. for o~y purpoN. Leodtr wultor·dryor, owning. Coil botho, brick homo, full boll· 9 :00 til 1 TV &·APPliANCE P~. 614-843·5191 N- Ll Rei. Roln or ohlno. Houoohotd Ito me, Thuri, F.K Middleport. Oh. 114·982· rwtortiJCigl Co.. 814-592· 11'·882·2458 oltor . 1 :00 mont, 2 car 111rogo. Coil and Sat. Someth!ng !Or .Voryono. · 10·6-tfc 3471. 30111 . p.m. ~14-387-0182 . CHEsnl-915 · 3307 4/ 1/Hn .-t 104 MuiiNtry " ·· , ....., Basha~ • " TOTAL FIREPLACE A liD CHIMNEY WORK " raLU£ STiiiK CAB COjly SwYillf, Etc. - Plumbing and eltetrlcal 99~-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, tj\ 251 Mill Sr. Mioldt.,.,t - Addona Mel te'7'0ct.llng ~ Roofing end guntr work Belloon1 for Get ~II. Annl verllrya, Birthdaya, parties . Singing Gorrilla. Call Bal loons & Co . 81 4·446· 4313 . • CHIMNEY REBUILDING lusintss Forn, 4-5-tlc Cleaner. one halt mile up Goorge11 Creek Rd. Coli a 1 4 -446·0294. ~ liZ t I •FLUE CAPS INSTALLED ,..-·-. Announcements delivery, Davit Vacuum FIREPLACES & WOOD STOVES . PIUi Offi<t Suppli• & lurnHurw, W~nt and Gradutltion · Slolion:.t',~"otic SigM, • Stamps, PARTS and SERVICE 3 SW.EEPER ond oewing ma· chine repair, parta, and oupplleo. Pick up ond ' lmrl · •CLEANING INSPECTION 11 \\ LICENSED INSURED CERTIFIED F11 All Yttr P1lltlll Nu« •Washers •Diahwast lrt An noun c~ me11 ts Qt~imnty IHE QUALITY PllfiT SHOP OUT 10• FUTUM USII 985·3561 All Mtkee Sunday School was held at 10 a.m ~~~~~~ with 'l1 present, and 29 attended the · 1• workshop service where s~lal ~1-lii"Diw.t singing was enjo}'ed and the Rev. Gary Holter gave the morning worship service. PHONE 992-2156 Or Wrllt Dt1llw S.nti11t Dept. ICUJ Business --·· ' . Servtces Annual homecoming of tre Morse J!Ccident. His opponent will be Zarr the Meigs Junior High School' ; Zanyq. The Italian Stallion is auditortum,SouthT!!IrdSt.,MiddJe. scheduled · to go against Jolm port. The match will feature local Dibiase and other matches are Special singers at the afternoon favorites Bull Moose· and Mark ' p e ndIng -c ontractu r a 1 service were The Ple;tSanl Valley Mattox vs. Buljdog Durango and:· · commli!Jien s. Trio, the Gospel Lights, Macy Fiob Bass to. 'iE'tlle the disputed ,. fr~ will go to the muscular Dailey and sons, Stephanie and ownership of tile Appalachian Tilg d~st~hy lund. Tickets are avaiia· ·Jessica Sayre,andTaraCongo. The '}'nmchampionship belts. ble a! the Do Drop Inn, Mason Shirt Rev. Ralph Workman of Gaillpols · Also appearing wil be Racine's Shop;. Racine, and Ace Hardware, had the attenoon worship service Buddy Donovan in hts first match Mlddleport. attended by 65persotls. The Daily Sentinel The birthdays of Vernon Nease, ~. and hjs brother, Dwight, 85, Parkers!JOJrg, W.Va. was observed wti!J a r party Sunday at the Ne residence In · Nease nnent. • Birthday cakes and homemade loecream were served following tlie dinner. Gltts were presented to bOth of the honot'ees. Attending were Mrs. Ruth Pow· ers, Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Powers, Shannon and Tina, IndianapoliS, Ind.; Susan Powers and . Robert Acclarrl, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Ca~l Nease, Wester· ville; . Philip and Jolm Nea5e, Columrus; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, Pomeroy; Stanley Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Wlillam Nease, Jr., Jill and Travis, and Traci Beegle, ~cine. · FOOT BECOMmi HAND - I.Jitle (7-IIIOdh old Jimmy MltcheD tums away from the televisioncameras n tearsas he seeks refuge from all the publicity in IWi mother's anna slrortly after havin11t18 new hand removed. a Cll8i at Children's H011pltal Wednesday in Phlladelphtll. MllcheU. who was 00111 wllh almoiil no hand and useless rl8ht fool became the youngest IG ever have his usell!l!!l fool transplaaled to fonn a Wlllllhle hand. Doctors predict be will eventually bave 80 percent U!le ol his hand. UPL ' Wrestling card' set ·at Meigs Jr. High The disllict tat!' conference was announced for Thursday (today) at Middleport with a tea in the atternoon. Communications were read announcing a reception for the new Eighth Dlstrtct Presidelll, Catherine Curl on Oct: :llat2 p.m. at theCrooksvllie Post 222. Areception for Jenny Litten, department junior president, wUI be held Sunday at the Ashland Post.. · The proposed rudget was given a · second reading by Erma Smith.The treasurer's report ·was given by Calherlne 'Welsh. Mrs. Davis, hospital representative for the Eighth Dtsllic~ reported that the Lancaster unit had hosted a party for the veterans at the Athens Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. Serving will be trorn 4 to 7 p.m. Iva ~II presided at the meeting with Veda Davis, chaplain, Detailed infonnatlon on benefit$ tll·ficers, will be on hand to counsel beoeflts available to disabled vete- ' Ye~erans and memliers oc their rans and their famUiies will ~ famlllesconcernlngtheirrightsand · presented at an open l)ieeting~ ~benefits. . . Saturday at th· DA1£ Chapter llaU, :f.he DAV maintains a staff !t ~ 124 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy:at 10 -:se.rv!Ce ocficers across~ countcy a~. .' ·With.. more than 9:l percent being Tltemeetlngisbeingsponsoredby disabled veterans of the Vietnam Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled Anieli· War.' They.- advise and assist ell!' Veterans.In his anmuncennent vetrrans in flUng claims for benefits of tl~ meeting, Stevn Eblin, chapter. such as d(sabillty compensatlonand commander, stressed the impor·· • pef1>Sion, employment and job • tance ol. making lnfonnatlon about tra!nlpg, Social Serurtty and educah!!ne!!ts available t~ Vfterll!'s and _ tlonal 'beoefits, hospitalization and their dependents. He said the rnedlcai care, death clabns, and chapter is partlcularly concerned othey · federal, state and local lhl!.t Vietnam era veterans aren'l herMits. UU.IngluU advantageofthebenelits ~ DAV ts a non-protit, nonana services, and are not aware o(. go mental 8eJVtce organization the professional assistanoe which is .· m e up of 550,ml veterans with available to them free of charge wartime, service-connected diablO· lllrough the DAY which can assure · ties. The organization devotes Its tha't they receive maximum energies to programs designed to entitlement. ' assist all !t Amertca's four million ·Eblin reports that tralned person· cltsabled veterans. nei, including DAV national service · l' • I; • • Meigs DJ:\y ,chapter offers inforffiational s~sion ·tlli~:.~Saturd~y . . • ' \ ' . CALL '446·4522 "W• Rt•t F, Lin" U-SA~E AUTO St.RENT~L Rt. 160 trl~ lalllptllt, ~It Wt &uantntee water or MOTEl RT. 61 SOUTH POINT PlEASANT, W. VA. 8 miles from Pollferoy-lluon Bridse GIFT SHOP 6" It. 124, Syracuie, Oh. FRU Orignial CcMage Pakh Doll "Register· To Win" Our Chriltmas TOVI Ara In Cars, Dolla. Guna 8t Much More Gifta For Mom, Dad & Everyone 1O'lo Down Will liold For Christmas Gifts Shop Early anil Save lO.!· liiG. 0 4 SINGLE 124.95 •Live .entertainment ' Free HBO •Restaurant oOiympi Pool A.U. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE foR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residentiti & Commercitl !aU: 992~5875 742-31 Or B&D MOBILE HOME REPAIR SERVICE • SlADE, OHIO Anything That H11 To Do With A .· Mobile Home. · No Job Too Small or Too Big. We D~ Setups end Underpinni.n g . "Specll!l Rolts For Senior Citb•ns" PIO. 1614) 992·61 1- - - - - - - - - c• • 1Ill/tin JO~S 1- - - - - - - - - no eharce. 30 years ex· perienct. Call 614·742· 2146. Also dozer work at 614-742·3018. BOGGS -ROOFING . -w: 949-'22U or 949-2969 . s•LES & SERVICE F1r111 P1rtt & SeNiee ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDIJ4GS UTILITY BUILDINGS P&S BUILDINGS 10 10 00 0 ~~~~~~t=~ I .,.... Pciinij;o;;........ . l .- .> �. " 41 LAFF-A-DAY Houses f or Rent Very nice. spacious, unfurn. in city, 3 bdr, built-In kit• chen , plus dinett8, formal d ining room. sun porch, double garage, no pets. t276 plus clop . & ref. Call Earl Tope 814 -446-0690 days or 614 ·446· 0161 eve. S36 54 Misc . MerchandiBB 66 Building Supplies Garage door over held , 7x1 0 ft . w ith hardware . 1176 . Call614-246 -6062 . 'Building Materials Block, brick. oewer plpoa, windowt, llnula , etc. Clouda Wlntaro. Rio Orondo. o. Call814- 246·6121 : ' .2 yoor old wood & cool furnance. Uted one winter, will heat. large "homo. Call 614-367-0314 . Parker 12 1111· double ba~rell shotgun. firm t660 . Coli ·814· 379-2860 . Newly redecortted iarm houae, Thursday, October 3, ~985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel budget gas, $300 per mo., Cheshire area, ref. S. deposit. Call 814 -448 -3760 or 61 4·3670322 . Atari whh geme cartridges 170. diningroom light 120 . Call ~4 - 446 - 2297. House and bath , large yard in ·· Racine oreo . Coli 814-992· 5868 . Uood 450 John Oeere dozer 8o used J-20 Ditch Witch trencher. 1-614-694·7842 or 6006. 3 bedroom house for rent . KIT 'N'.CARLYLE ®by Llrrr Wrighl .... Auto Parts S. Accessoriea y 1985 • Hi-ride intake and Holley, 4 barrel! carburetor for small block Ford Pre11u're plate & f!Y wheel for bfg' block Ford $40 . Coll .614· .. 379-2B60. 78 Block, brick, mortar and masonry suppliaa. Mountain Stoto Block. Rt. 33 , Now Hovan. W. Va. 304 ·8822222 . 79 A8(; PUNCH! . Small house for rent Crab Creek Road. references re - quired . 304-675 -6609 . For rent trail er lots and house at Gallipolis Ferry . B& Unfurnished apartinent for rant in Syracuse. 614 ·992· 7689 after 6 p.m . D Trailer Park . '304 -6762644 call evenings. Furnished Apartmen1 for ,rent, no children . Available House. located. Rt. 1. Ohio after Oct.3. Coli 614 -992· River Road. Potter Creek 2749 . Road . Everene Schwartz. Rt. 1, locust Road. Point 1 and 2 bedroom fwni1hed apartments for rent. Utilities Pleasant. W. Va . paid . Coli 614-992·6084. 6 room hou.te Krodel Park, 304-676-6832 . 3 or 4 bedroom house, Rt. 2, Rollinstown. 1 child accepted, no pets . 304 -896· 3435 House in Middleport. Ohio, pertialy furniahed . ·near shopping and schools. If interested call 304-882· 3722 . APARTMENTS . mobile homes, housea. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipdlio . 61 4-446· 8221 . 2 br apartment• in Henderson . 304·676·1972 . Middleport. 2 bedroom, fur· nishod opt, coil 1·304-882· 2566 . and two bedroom unfur· nished epts. all utilities paid in Poi ~t Pleuant, 304·676· 7H2 . Of1 8 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 'i· Furnithed. AC. cable. no city taJCII, beautiful riverview, in Kenaugs . Foster 's Mobile Homo Pork. 614· 446 ·1602. 2 bdr.' North Gallla School Diotrict . Call 81 4 · 367 · 7781 . 2 bdr.,located in Evergreen, children accepted . Coll614· 446 · 3697 or 614· 246 · 5223 . 45 Furnished Rooms .• 1---------..::.. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houoa keeping roomt . Park Cen1ral Hotel. Coli 614-446-0766 . Furnished room t126 urilitioo paid, 919 2nd. Ava., Gallipolis, tingle male. Call 446-4416 after 7PM. 46 Space for Rent County Appliance, Inc . Good uaed appliance• and TV seto . Open BAM to &PM . Man thru Sot . 61 4 · 446 · 1699. 627 3rd . Avo. Golli· polio, DH. 2 King wood and coal heetert. One with blower. 8oth 8300 . Coli 614·949· 2083 . TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, hot dip rabluaing. oil types of Vall8y Furniture, new P. · gunamlth wortc, fest Mrvice ~ uaed . large tection of qual· 304-676-4631 . ity furniture. 1216 E.aatern B h . Pool table. 3" inch slate, Ave ~ , Gallipoli1. good cond. 304· 882· 3338 . Mollohan Furniture, Rl . 7, Kanauge . 1 yr. free finance . XMAS GIFTS , Lowry Genie Coli 614-446-7444 . 6 pc . Organ, uc cond, $800.00 . wood livingroom aulta 1986 Big Rod 260 bortey rode. 1977 KZ 850. low $400. miletge, runs good. make 1 Whirlpool e'ectric range· oHor-must sell. 304-882new. continuous cleaning ; 2668. olmound, $200 . 1 uaad . hide-a-bod. good: $1 00 . PRICE WAR I Fluhingorrow Collehor6. 614· 446 -8193 . ~gn 60 percent oHI $269 complete! Lighted non· Sewing Machine Close-Out arrow. '247. Unlighted Solo. On Nocchl sowing 1199. (Free letters) See machine• Mt color code dill locally: 1- B00 - 423·0163 and watch magic happen . anytlme . Zig. sag, button holes onv alze. blind hem, inviaibb Colored TV . 304-676 · 6108 . blind hem. monogram, utln stitch , embroidery, IP· plique. aewa on butlona and Baby swing, inf1nt car seat, tnapa, top ltitch, OYBrcast· play yard , stroller and ing. proteaaional atlch, elu· wolkor. 304-773·9143 . tic otitch . All whhout old fashion cam1. S.we on all G11 furnace, Luxaire. forced materials, stretch, denim. olr, 1.2 6,000 btu, $100 .00 even leoth6r. Muot aell by complete. Six drawer vanity Doc. 1. 19B6 . Theaearonow with mirrow t36 .00. 304 · machine• with 2& yur ._,,. 676-3962. renty. Suggested retail •499 .00. Now 1198.00 . Call collect 614· 386·802& Any dey but Thuraddoy. Vance· Leach Home Furniah· ingi, Logon. Ohio. Autho· rized Necchi De~ler 28 v•ra in buaine11, loc.tl urvk:e . Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· nel. CFA Himalayan, Porolon and Slamooe kittens. AKC Chow pupploo . Call 448· 3844 ohor 7PM . KC Doberman puppy 7 weeka old , black & tan. Champion Pedigroo. $100. Call6 _ 1 4·367·7628. Pigs for ule. f26 aoch. Call 614-379-2411 . AKC Reg . Toy P'oodloo. Call 614-448-86B9 . Registered Minieture Schna~zar pupploa: Dark. oalt and pepper. 1160. ooch . No c·hecks . Champion bloodline . Coli 814-992· 2607. 1- - - - - - -- - Fiah Tonk and Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue, Point Pleosont. 304-876· 2063. Floh , birds ond mora . 614·69~ · 8836 . 63 livestock Teem-1 mare with filly colt, 1 geldiflg rldo or work. very gentle. 3 harne11es, one oeddle. Call61 4·266·1348. Good, growthy, gontla Hero• ford club Cllve'a. Buder Hereford Farm. lower River Rd. Cell614·266·6518. Reg . fylf blood Limousin bullo, 747 tredarnerk. landmark Stock ye~~rling1 snd 2 yeor old . Choatnut Hill Ll· mouain, At. 2 Box 66. Crown City, ,Oh . Coli 614268· 1959 . Rol>blto: Frwnch Lop and Californian, alive or dre11ed, 304· 468 · 16211. 64 HayS. Grain 12 week old Boogie pupo, S26 .00 ooch . . 304 · 896 · · Mixed hoy t1 . 10 bale. Call 3911. 614-379 -2171. 57 Musical Instruments Und truck tlrea and tube1, · Hammond organauitablefor 7- 60 · 16 LT. 304· 676 · small church or new stu· dent. Can be l&en at Cente· 4292 . nary UM Church. Call 614· Serious about losing 448· 2866. welght7 Contact Gloria Grate. Rt. 2 B.o• '262 , Story & Cla'rl<. plano, like Letart. W. Vo . 211263. <104· new. Call betwHn 6& BPM. 614-446 -4914 . 8B2-3162 . . 71 Autos for Sale 1974 Chavy Statlonwagon. Air. tilt. cNiH. oil power and I! 464 cu. in . For vou, Chevv . fans. IBOO. DBO. Call814· 992·6898 . 197B Chavy lmpelo, p.a.. p.b., o.c., good ohope . Coli 814-992 -6379 . 1970 Model Chryolor Now· port. A .C.. P.S .. P.B.. good condition. Phone 614·6676418. 1976 Cutlaoo, very good COf!d, 304-1176 -3119. 1979 Pinto, 63,000 milaa, good ohope . 304- 676 · 3476. . 1977 Dodge Monaco, PS, PB, AC , new tires, axe cond, 13.600 .00. Phone 304-896 3416. '66 Chevelle, good .cond. new paint, with eJCtraset of mag wheals with tirea. n.600 .00 . Phone 304-896 3416 . 6 :oo 71 · Autos for Sale Servi ces I Home Improvements 00\IJ ABOVT 'IMT 1'tmlAFrl.~... Al.'AA'i? ' SMILI~! H~ MU'ffil'T AAV!i ~I l-Ib lD VU.fi:l AE'DUT. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua· rantee. Local reference• furnithed. Free estlm1tea. Coli collect 1 -614-237 · 0488 . day or night. Rogers Beaement Waterproofing. --.~ Pie""" Don't Eat Daisies (!) ESPN's Speedwook ([) Sanford and Son C1J 0 CIJ Family Feud (I) JeOjNirily (1) Nightly Business Report ® Wheel of Fortune g 1J21 Price lo Right Iii WKRP In Cincinnati 8 :00 0 (Jl (I) Coaby Show Rudy and her friend Peter un· wittingly damage · Cliff's prized new juicer. CD Wackiest Ship in tho Army (!) The Glory of Notre Dame Football-Woke Up The Echoes CIJ Silver Anniveroety Salute to the Andy Griffith · Show . _./. CIJ g1J21 Fall Gu~f;Cf Colt encount~rs seve I obsta· " cles as he com tes in a stuntmen 's contest. (60 ANNIE J.and L. Installation. RoofIng, vlnylaldlng. storm doors and windowa. Fr" estlmatu. Call -614-992-2772 . HEFIE, LET lrlE SHOll COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump Nlet, aervice . Regie- ~ tared in Ohio. All work 'f guaronteed. Call 304-2732811. Ravenswood, W.Va. YOO/ Hi'WEN'T YOO EllER PLAYEC> WITH A TQP, ANNIE? f.otty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Cell 304 -67ft1331 . TOP CASH pold for '80 model and newer uud carl. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 191 1 Eaotom Ava ., ·Gallipolis. Call 51 4 -448·2282. mi~.l 0 CIJ ®Magnum, Hooqy will be well cared for~ w. ' . BARNEY PORE PAW-HE MUST BE LOSIN' HIS SHIRT '•so. YOliRE'. NOT GOING 1"0 H E'.AR 'fHE PI1'1'EFI: - PA'T"fE'.R. OF 'fiNY FEET SOON!! * a. .. • I ·I ,.,. ~·-~--­ 'I YATCCHI I ·I GRIFIN Now arrange the lett.ers to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. III Prfntanswerhere: "r I_ _ X_X .<l~" ~ (Answers tomorrow) Voolerday'sl Juml>os: KNACK CUBIC CABANA PUAIT'f Answer: What mo111of the cJ'IIropra ctor'slnoome came lrom-" BACK" PAY I • BIIDGI James Jacoby Game ' a. w. a I .....rJ -. o rn ®I m Ill "INGLES'S SERVICE, ox. periencad carpenter, electri- • Crook Rd : f16D . per month. '81 four cyl Eogla, 304· 876· clan , muon, painter, roofMobile home lot, 12'x50' or 304-676-1206. ing (including hot tor 2B59 . smaller, 1$75 water paid, 4th One oet of bunkbodo. Excelapplication) 304· 876·20BB ' 2 bedroom mobile home for 8o Nail. Gallipolis. Coli 446· lent condition . t100. Call One white bedroom auite . PeoveyT-15 gutoir, 1 yrold, or 675· 7368. '78 Dido 98. electric doors 614-992 -5441 . rent, Jarrico Road area•.~cell 4416 after 8PM . and windows. vary good one single bed wHh box includes modified bridge. 304-676-6483 ohor 5 ~M . 1Prlng1 and manraas. Elect· hard shell case. 1276. Elec- 77 Mustang new pant, new cond, fBOO .OO firm. 304· Starke Tree and lawn SerMobile home lot 1 mile out Kitchen Clbineta. Good con· ric fireplace. Two dehumidi- tro X-2BD Worklngamon tirea, new paint, excellent 676-1892. vice, 111.1mp removal, 304· 2 bedroom furnished mobile NeiQhborhood Rd. $60 ditlon . Call 814-992-3728 fier~ . One melting chair. Two Natural, 1 vr old, include• lhapo, 12,000. Call 614676-2010. after 6:00 p.m. · home, $75 deposit required. month plus dep. Coli 446· 1976 Caprice Cloaoic. PS . new 14 in snow tirea wiCh soft shell cue. strap two 268 ·8417. Utilitlea pertiely paid . Phone 1340. PB, PW. tilt steering wheel, Rotary or cable tool drilling . studs. Woman• golf clubt . cordo. $260. 1987 Red 304-676-6612 oher 5 PM . sparkle peart 5 place drum 1 978 Chryolor New Yortcor, AC. runs good. 304· 676 · Mo1t we111 completed same 304·882-2796 . Antiques Large trailer IPI 9 1 on 53 Ill, Include• two cvmbals, t 1 .900. 2 door. black-silver 3124 lflor 6:00PM. dev. Pump sales end service. Bulaville·Addiaon Rd. Call 304 -B96 · 3802 . • U1ed aU1o Maytag waaher ban ped1l1, stnads, anere interior, high mileaga, ·good 614-367· 0232 or 814·446 case and caoea .• $260 .. J8L cond .. loaded. Call 814-446 19BO •Chevotta, 47.000 and dryer. antique bed and 44 Apartment 4265. ,_,- _. large atamp collection , ·chair•. treadle type sewing Oeaign 1peaker cabinet• 7404 . miles, 4 apeed, _ 4 door, Building and remodeling. UOO. Sell ortradeforcolno. machine and other mise with new 15 inch 300 watta for Rent $1 .800.00. Coli 304·676 · roofing, meaonery. electri· COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Coll614 ·949·280 ) or 614· itemo. 304· 676·1080. a Peve speakers. Pair 8226 . 1978 Chevrolet Camero 6918 after 6 :00 304·896 · cal , framing. flooring, dry . Perk, Route 33, North of 949-2860. 304-773· 91 27 uk for Rag AC. PS, PB, AM· FM radio, 3069 . wall. bathroomp, kltchena, • Pomeroy. large lo1s. Call pointing and plumbing. 304· 2 ton window air cond. Paualoy. 100,000 mlleo, good condl· JACKS 0 N ESTATES 614-992· 7479 . almost new, 220 yo~o . GE. tion . Coli 61 4 · 446·B209 '77 Bonneville, one owner, 675 -2440 . APARTMENTS (Equal I - - -- - -- - - - 54 Misc. Merchandise 1376.00. Aloo ,oaionment oxc cond. $2,000 .00 . 304· 8·6 w.eekdaya. 68 Fruit Houa i ng Opportunity) Trailer spaces, small childof uaed furniture. D. 676-2337 . monthly rent starts at $189 ren accepted, Rt. 1. out Homu. 304· 676 -4424. 82 Plumbing 84 Chevy Chovotto· auto, & Vegetables for 1 badroom ond $204 for locust Rood beck of K & K, Firewood-cutup slabs. 1 AM-FM acer•o. rear window 1984 Convertable Dodge S. Heating 2 bedroom. dopooit $200, 304·675·1076, truck load 8100, 2-e180 . Shredded bork 120 .00 d•fogger, 4 dr. 16,500. Coli 600, one owner, like new, soiling due tO illneoo. Call located near Spring Valley Pickup load. you haul $16 . pickup load . Hardy ever- Canning peaches now avaU· 814-246-6886 . 304·676· 6887. Pluo ond Foodlond . pool Mobile homo lot for rent. 1 HEAP accepted. Call 614· grNn shrubs f 1 0.00 each. 6 able. open 7 do yo week. call CARTER ' S PLUMBING and Cable TV available, acre, county water, 18ptic 245-&804. · ft Seotch Pine $24 .00 eech. for pricaa 11 supply 11 79 VW Rabbit 2 dr .. 66.000 AND HEATING oHice hours oo pouiblo 10 syotem. goo top. gordon 2 mlloo north of Silver limited . 304 -773- 6721 . mi. , tlr, AM-FM ceuette. '76 D~un 280Z. 4 speed. Cor. Fourth and Pine Creiger mega, new battery, am to 4 pmand7 pmto9 pm spot, electr~ service. Be- Fuel ollltove &. tank, S76for Bridge on upper Rt . 7, Ohio. Bob's Market, Mason, tinted gina, rear d1froater, Golllpollo, Ohio Mondey-Fridoy. Coli 614· . tween Pomeroy and Middle· both. good cond. Coli 614· 614-446-4630. v new ben~ry and tiru, edra muffler and antenna. Runs Phone 614·446 · 3888 ' or 4 4 6 . 2 7 4 6 or loa v o port on Rt . 7 . $70 .00 pe•. 256-6417 . 1- - - - - - - - - - 1·-·-·____,L__ __ _ good, e~~:c cond, must see cloon . muat no. Call 614· 814 -446 -4477 12.696 . 00. 304 - 875 · mestage. month . D. & W. Homea . 1- - - - - - - - - - Ben Pearson . 46 ib bow AppleJ all variettes. $5 .00 448-4692 oftor 7PM . 7123 . 304-675·4424 . Pool toblo and ballo 125, UO .OO. Mortin 22 col rlfla buohel. Now opan doily. All JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· Nicely furniahed mobile -~-------- norm door t26 . Call 614· $40 .00. 1976 Ford pickup, jruito, vegotableo. Jacko 1982 Oldo Cutlass lNG . Rt. 1. Box 366. Galli- . 448-3042 . wooden bed, 900d body, Market. Rt. 35, Hendauon. Brougham 2 door, B cyl., home, eft. apt .". central eir polls . Cell614 ·367-0676. 72 Trucks for Sale and heat in city, adulta only. runt 'good, $800 .00 . 304auto. PS. PB. cruln. tih. Caii614-446·D398 . Firewood for aale . Call 614· 882-3644. K b 1t 8 5 00 power windows, door locke. enne OC po 1 oes. · 367 · 0121 or 614 · 367-l--- - - - - - - aaato, all options, U .IS.OO . 1976 F-100. runo good. 83 bu. 304-676-6431 . Excavating 2 bdr. ept., good location, Coll614·446· 7390. good body. &796 . Call 61 4· 0181 or 614-387 -0401 . 14x70 mobile home, par· 1-:=~:;:=:===== redecorated. utilities pantY 51 Household Goods tlally furnished . 1979 I· 268-6689 . paid . Call 304· 676 -6104 or King wood & coal stove Camero . 1978 Oldo. Don 59 For Sale or Trade 1978 Cordobo . a lot of now SWAIN 1225. Magic Chef gas atovo Boll. 304-896 -3857 . porto . Call 814-446·3393 . Chev. Silverado 86 , dr. blue, Good-1 Excavating, bate· '., 304-676·5386 . menta, footers. driveway1, : AUCTION & FURNITURE t100 . TNeValua40gal.gu short bed , loader . 9.000 hot water tank *70. Call Fire wood for oalo. $26 .00 Furnlohod apt .. 2 bdr .. 131 'h 62 Olive St., Gellipolis. New 1977 Corvette uc. cond .. miles, e•c. cond. Will take aeptlc tankt, landscaping . Wanted to buy, 1tll or trade fully loeded. apeclal edition Call anytime 614- 446 · 614·992· 2770. 4th, Gallipofia. $195 water & uaed wood·coel 11oves, 6 load. 304 -675-4373. trade. 614-379 ·2766 .:.C' guns. knives, & coint. Will 4637, Jomesl. Davison. Jr. pol d. Call 446-4416 after pc wood LR auHa ·t399, wheels. 4 new tires. Call pick up. Coll814-446-3449 owner . bunk bodo 1199, entron oher 6. 614-992·2323. Air temp oil fired model 1-:=:=-:=--::-'::---::---8pm. 1977 El Camino , fair cond, or 614·448-2799. recliners e99, new I ueed 6210 - 2 lurnonce unit 56 Building Supplies coli 304-675·2769 . Dozer Work Jand clearing, 100,000 BTU excellent con· 7401'.1 2nd. Avo.. 3 bdr.. bedroom euitea, raitgea. Mercury Lynx wogon. '74 Ford Maverick. body 81 •190 mo.• 1 bdr ., $135 . wringer washer1, & 1hoe1. dition Ul8d only 11h 18110nJ. clean. 4 cyl., olr, $2 ,000 . ' 74 Chavy pickuP. flat bed, landtcaping, · etc . Free etfi· rough, 260 engine. PS. auto Coli 614- 286-6&22 . Dopoolt required . Call 614· New livingroom auitH t199- Now 8800 aoklng 8260 . BUILDERS new motor and transmia- mateo. Coli 614 -446 -803B loteout 'a· Surplua - tranJ. good motor .,d trans 448 -4222 ~otween 9 & 5. $699, Iampo. oloo buying Call814 -266· 1969. oion . f460 .00 . '76 Honda or 614-992-7119 anytime . mioion, $226 .00. ·n Volko· llvage. coal wood stoves. Call 1969 Cod lilac convertible 760 , exc cond . 304-896 J . A . ~ . ConaCru,ction Co .. . ' US ttove mageaine coal Roof trun (up to 20' · wagen needs fuel diatribu· 2 bdr. opt .. fully carpeted, _6_1_ 4 _·4_4 6_·_ 31_6_9_._ _ __ good top. good paint, 3462 . Rutland. Dh . 814 ·742 · llovo model 17F hot bloot. •16 .00)(20' to 30' ·120.001 lor, 4 apeed. 39 mile• per 1 1 Court St .. $325 mo .. ref. 1 $1,000 . Coli 614 -286· gal, 1460.00, fuellnjoctlon 2903. BaJamenll, Footers, never been fired, new condi ·- (30' to 40'· '26.001 . & dop . Coll614-446-4926. 11522. International dump truck, Concrete work, Backhoe's, tion, 21' round diameter 34' Alln1inum tiding B' wood· gao. 304·676 · 26&7. LAYNE'S FURNITURE 304-676 -3190. Dozer & Oitcher, Dump Up1t1ir1 unfurniahed apt .. Sofa a and chairs priced from hjgh, coot now 1360, asking grain en twin 4' with foam 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix LJ trucki't. &. watar·gaJ ·aewer· carpeted. all utilities paid, no 1285 . to 1896. Tables. 150 t160 . Can also burn wood. beck 139.96 sq. · black. exc . cond. Mull 14111. FU lll Siip plif! S electriaallinea. Marble vanity' l · tops. Sa· children, no pets. Call 614· and up to t _126. Hide-o- Coll614· 266 ·1969. t6 , 600 . Call 014 ·446 · 73 I Vans S. 4 W .O . bedo , t390 . ond up to conds 111 1izes choice 446-1637. & L;vesloGk 0644 or 814-448-7602 . 8660.. .Ofo bodo ·t145. 100% clean hardwood, deli· t30 .00 eo . 1981 Ford F- 260 4•4. 86 General Hauling 2 bdr . 2nd . floor opt .. Reclinaro,' $226 . to 8376 ., vered ond otacked. •10 face Prehung 6 or 8 panel steel 1969 Edaal 4 door hardtop, 37.000 mi., new rima, make • convenient to Silver Bridge, LAmpo from 128. to $125. cord. 140 helf. t36 pickup. insulated exterior doors new tlr11, bella. hoae, ex· offer. Call814· 379-2808. pc. dlnott11 from t109 .. to Call614·446 ·7624. $89.95 .. . nice carpeting. no pets, 61 Farm Equipment hauot. 1978 Chry. Cordoba Prehung 9 ft . thermal gla11 water paid. Coli 614 -.448· 436 . 7 pc . I 189 ond up. good condition . Call 614· James Bovs Water Service. Wood table with olx chalra ' Firewood· opllt. otacked . 11HI door 'l crotsbuck or 266 -6256. AI~ pools filled. Coli 6147026 . CROSS & SONS 1979 Ford E-260 van. 6 cyl. $2B6 to $746 . Desk t1 10 and delivered for S30 el1rge ponol $139 .96. 268 · 1141 or 814· 446 · : U.S. 36 Walt, Jockaon, auto, new tiret, 37 .000 Furni1hed eHiciency 1$186, up to 8226 . Hutchu, 8660. load. Coll614 -448-7993 or 1 pc . fiberglaal tub end 1868 Cougar & 1979 Flat actual miles, 304 -675· 1175 or 614 ·448-7911. Ohio . 614·266 ·&4111. ahowe1 whice and color utiltleo paid, 920 4th AVe. Bunk bed complete with 614·367-0201 ·'~" 6 . both oxc. cond . Coli 614· .Meoaoy Ferguoon. ~ow 1199.00 to $229 .96 . . ~;n~n::~s. 3Q4 -676-4863 Ken's Wa1er Service. Wells, .·· Gallipolis. odulto. Call 446- mattriiHI. 127,. and up to Holland. Bush Hog Saloo & 446 -4108. 8395 . 8obyl6odo, •110 . GM Refrigerator works 17"•1~ ' • ivhlte g'old vanity 4416 ohor 7PM . ciaterns, poo la filled. Phone , ~ r Service . Over 40 uaed Mattre11e1 or box springa, good $20 . 1 V2 ton truck rear with top $29 .96, morblo top 1981 AMC S~lrit DL hatch - 1976 Dodge Von . runs • 614 -367-0623 or814-367· traCtors to Ctlooae from & Call &14-446- & vanity 139 .96 . Smlll efficiency apt. for one full or twin, t63., firm, •73 . end complete line Qf new lr back. loeded with extras. good, interior partlyclllltQm· 7741 nig ht or day. 3 or 6 pc. tub well kits. white · uaed equipment) largest adult. Call 614-446-3366. and IB3. Quoerneto. •226 . 4661 . axe. cond ., will Mil or ized, new tiret, body needa 4 dr. chests, t49. 6 dr. II' color $39 .96 to t89.96 . Mltction in S.E·,11 0hlo . con•kl•r tr,.-:l~ vfor truck of work, ,, ,200.00 or best Waugh 's Water Service . 9')'in" g er sewing mechi,e, In chests, $69. Bed fro,.o. Embooaed 2 'x4' coiling tllo Rlvoroldo Apto. Middleport. Walla, cia1trns, pools. Feat. oquol value. Cell 614·246· _1offar. 304-773-6873. Special retea for Senior t20 .and t26 .. 10 gun · Gun very good condition. cabinet oome fire rated 11 .89 eo. 2010 John Dooro tractor 6040. reliable service . Call 614 Citizens . $130. Equel Hous· cabinets. tl&O . G11 or model. Sc::reens eUdea. box Suspended coiling grldo (12' lowhouro, goodrubbor, 6ft. - - - - - - - - - r ~66·1240 or 614-266 , ing Opportunitiel. 614-992 electric rongeo 1375 . Baby for olidoo. Call 614·448· main tee 12 .60) 4' teo 80 John Deere bush hog , • 1984 CONotto convertible, . 74 Motorcy.cles 1130 . Reasonable'rates . mattresoao, f25 & 136, bed 3647. contol (2 ' toe 40 co~tol (10' t3,896 . Call · 814 · 286 - 327-300 HP. 4opHd, good 7721 .wall anglo •1 .991. !romeo UO. 826. & t30. 6522. · condition. Con 614·448· Haul lim&J.tone. lind, gr1 : 4180 oflor 6 :00PM. 2 •dro-oi:n apartment•. king !ramo t60. Good oolec· King alze water bed mat· Colonial clear white pine 1982 Hondo V· 46 Magna vel.din. bulk or bag fertilizer N - Hoven. WVo. Newly tion of bedroom MJitea, tre11, liner & heater. Call cuing. Window and dqor 3 point disc. 829.6 . John 760CC. 6,000 mllu . Must 1nd lime. Excel1lor Salt trim 32 cent h . · romodelad . In town . 814- rockera. metai-J:a..blntt't, 614· 266·11029 , price 160. Doire 10ft. Transport dllc. 1983 Buick LeSabro Lmtd.. Mil, 11 ,47& . Call 614·446 · Worko Inc. 638 E. Main St .. Veneered interior white pine t896 . Corn pickar. $260 . excellent condition, 4 dr.. all 0644 or 814 ·448· 7602. headboard• 38 ll up to Pomeroy. 814 ·992· 3891 . ,992-7481. Gold antiquo satin lined door Jamb's eB .99 pr. 166 . Corn picker. t896 . Coli options, 33,000 mlloo . Call draperlea with valance and 3'x15 ' loll foce flborglall 614-'843 -5166. 1 bedroom apr. for rent. 614-448 - 4160 eftar 1971 Super Glide Harlriv _ NICIIIy loCated. Contact VII· Uoed Furniture .. Metal oheero 160'x84'. Coli 614· lnaulotlon 88 . 12 oq . ft .. 87 Upholstery 1:00PM. .,gino Nbullt. sharp. Coli 116.96 roll. 1aae Manor In Middleport. 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Reody for 76 Auto Parts 4x8 dining table. with 2 cholro. wood an m11onlte nogotiablo. Coli et4·992· tors. rongeo. Skoggo Ap· 1977 Grond Prix Pontile corn harvest. Phone 614&723. pliances. Upper River Rd . like. t76 . Fischer homo ptnellng woodgrtin and 667-&418. S. Accea10ries runo good , body good, M Furnllure Manufac· R ----'-~----- [wOB beside Stone Creot Motel. ltereo with built In equalizer, prints, $6 .99 to 112.99 . •400. Coli 8'14· 38B·8339 . luring, St . At. 7, Crown . cassette deck, Dolbv. metal Valvao to $24.96 . 2 bedroom socond floor apt . .61 4 -446·7398. John Deere 2030 trtctor, City. Dh. Coli 614-266 - • t1pe caapacity, . IPMkera, PEI\IN ' S WAREHOUSE, dlooel whh front enloeder, 1B67 Stuclebakor President. 4 opeed Soglnow tronomla· 1470, co li Eve. 614 ·446 - . t. Total electric. Acro11 from excollont cond .. •126 . Coil Wolloton. Ohio, houro 8' 6. good cond. coli 304·468· In folr condition. •400. Coli olon , coli ahor 3:00 PM . 3438 . 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English Cocker Spaniol. 388· Wonted to buy : Wood or 9790. wood 8o coal burners. Call ftf}I)N} fii)ft ~THAT SCRAMaLED WORO GAME ~ ~ ~~ ~ by Henri Arnold and~b Lee THURSDAY Hunters Specia114 ft . 1977 American Pilgrim travel trailer. Call Steve 304· 675 · 6045 or 675-7666 . PAD< .. View~ng Hunters Special 14ft. 1977 American Pilgrim traVel. ~ trailer. Coil StoV• 304· 676·- :.. 5045 or 676 -7866 . ., WANT ADS 5 The Daily Television tao. Building materitl, conc,.te · blocka all tilllo lentilt, flu blocko. clay tllo. Dellllo<y. Galllpollo Block Co ., Pint St.. Galllpolia. Ohio Call. 614-446·2783. No peu . Call 614 -949 2424 . 76 . -. ' • I~ IS ONE SECTION BOTHE~S ME, THOUGH ... I TH INK YOU SHOULD cROSS OUT THE PART 1 WHS:E YOUR I-IERO --1 TAKES A NAP... P.l. A high school friend enlisrs Magnum- s help in locating a stole_ n dolphin 10 be used in an assassination attempt. (60 min .l . (l) MacNeil/lehrer Newshour (ji) Forum 1!1 MOVIE: 'Too LJite tho Hero· IH80) MOVIE: 'Miuing in - Action' B:30 0 ill (I) Family Ties Pan 2 o12 . Alex ra ces to stop Ellen frl>m marrying another man. @International Edition 9:00 0 ill (I) Cheers Sam and Diane arrange for Woody to see his hometown girHriend. CD 700 Club (!) CFA College Foo1ball: Cal State· Fulloton @ San Jose St. CII G IJ2Iledy Blue (CCI 0 CIJ ® Simon 8o Simon (SEASON PREMIERE) Rick falls in love with a married woman who asks thO Simons to investigate her hu5· band. (60 min.l (IJ Wild America (CCI illl Myateryl (CC) 'Aumpol e of the Bailey : Rumpole and the Sporting Life.' Rumpole mu st defend a woman ac· cused of murder agains1 a judge who favors the death penahy. (R) (60 min.) IMAJ<l MOVIE: ' All of Me' ICC) ·9 :30 0 (1) (I) Night Court A man claiming to be a space alien holds Dan at gunpoint. (JJ Profiles of Nature 10:00 0 (1) (I) Hill Street Blues Furillo is asked by Chief Dan· iels to head a police corrup· tion inquiry and Calletano's ~ rule-bending replacement arrives on lhe Hill. (60 min .) ([) Gl il'21 20/20 (CCI Ill CIJ ® Knots landing (CCI Mack investigates lhe 1 " illegal adopt ion racke1 and seeks proof of Val's right s to her babies. (60 min.l (I) Nanny illl Nowswatch fJI Odd Couple' IHBOl MOVIE: 'Baby Blue Marine' · 10:30 CD To Be Announced ([) Major League Baseball: · AtlontJI at l.oo Angeloa ·illl Tony Brown's Journal l!liiiNN Nowa IMAXl Comedy Expori· ment American Corrott 11 :00 0 lil CIJ (I) O CIJ ® Gl IJ2I Nowo CD Man From U.N.C.l.E. (1) Caphol Journal illl Allan lloesock Chooo/ Justice James Earl Jones narrates this profile of the South African minister who is a prominent defender of the church under apanheid . Iii Bonny Hill Show IMAJ<I MOVIE: ' Moscow On Tho .. udoon ' (CCI 11 :30 IJ ill (I) Tonight Show ([) New Newlywed Game 0 CIJ Night Heat O'Brien and Giambone investigatiJ a brutal l ~tther·daughler dou· ble murder. (60 min .) ' (I) Letenlght America ®Taxi illl Ua1onlng/Polu1inlono The pain end turmoil of the Palestinian people are seen ·through lhe members of a Palestinian fam~y . ll'2l ABC News Nighttlne. " One Step Beyond a Cutting NORTH tt-S·Il + K Q 10 8 a vit~l link !: • 10 7 53 t 61 ·By James Jacoby • 874 ' ) ,. EAST : South didn'llike the opening lead. A . :~T • 6 32 lclub ,would have made him happier. • 9 8 2 .Y QJ I 'Then ~e,· fOUld have drawn two rounds • Q J 10 t K98752 'of trump and played out hts A·K-6 of +K J 10 9 ~ . + Q hearts. If thai suit split, ~he third , SOUTH trump would be an entry to the long + AJ 9 7 heat\!, on which he would shed a losing Y A K6 diamond . As is usually t~e case, the .AJ opponents were not obliging, and so + A6 3Z declarer had to try to make the conVulnerable: Both tract after the diamond queen lead. Dealer: South An elimination play was available. Declarer could play a couple of rounds North East Soutb in either clubs or hearts, and then put [ West 2 NT a defender on lead with the third Pu• Pass 3+ round. If the defender could not exit , Pass Pass Pass safely, the contract could be made. Pass And so to work, Declarer won the di· amond ace, played three trumps end· ing in dummy and t~en played a club. Opening lead: +Q East played the queen and South ducked, but now West overtook the L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J queen with his king and continued with the jack. Declarer won the club ace and played A· K·6 of hearts. East won the third round and cleverly underled his diamond king to West, who cashed the setting trick in clubs. Where did declarer go wrong' His diamond, he could duck a club, win the thinking was OK up to a point, but he next one and play the hearts as before. erred by not leading a low diamond l>e· East would be on lea d with no safe exit • ,fore playing clubs. After playing the card. and the contract wou ld be made. , - ~·16..' THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Bet<l pnlm by I Cornmeal Pull Or !) ft•Mcue 10 Musical )tTOup 3 Lodt• findt•r 4 ~ l<itry" 5 (iranular 6 "Barnaby, - · hack ~!QIQ (Dickens' II nunning ~ nl•vel) 7 Tt•nnis n11rne 1311udget item 811r said> 14 Cling "War is hell " 161!> capital 9 Arranged 22 Postal 1s Lagos in Sl'ries - scrvict• 17 Battle area 12 Ovenakc 23 Mola..,.srs 19 Nickname 16 Nnt a hit ( llrit.) 20 ·18 Oppo nent 24 Royer film Wednesday" ror 25 Compa'-\sion 21 Maine city . 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" - MJ AJ U R 'V U T Y X T•tenlar'a Ct'J'Ptoqtoote: l TIHED IN MY TIME TO BE A )'HILOSOPHER; BUT I DONi KNOW IIOW; CHF;ERFULNESS WAS ALWAYS llREAJ<ING IN. KM OuVER EDWARDS • �,. .,' ,,,.. ' Thursdav. October 3. 1985' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page'-16- The Daily Sentinel' ,. ' ' ' Our Biggest Sale With The Biggest_~ Savings In Home Furnishings History! 1, l at y e_nttne Jury.finds Taylor guilty ' The National Furniture Sale Is the place to find unbelieva,ble values. Select furniture for ever\' room In your home at savings greater than you ever imagined. Values this great may never happen again. So hurrv In .•. this incredible Sale ends October 13. . Vol.36, No.121 Copyrighted 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport: Oh'io, Friday, October . FAMOUS ~MANUFACTURERS ' SO ARE WE••• DINETTE ·SET Each Piece TWIN OR FULL SIZE IN SETS ONLY! DAYS OILY PRICE Over 60 Styles To.Choose From! Available In Cllro,..8 or . 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During The 7 Piece Sets :. $169°0 Swivel Sets · $299°0 (;URIOS Mirror lacka $18800 Available in full and queen size, many styles and fabrics to choose from. Priced from _ $299 '· 95 ~f~t lhl' family left Neapolitan Airport the same day en route to Ma_rttnsvltle, Va., tomeetason,Curt,24, who lives In Colllnsvllle, Va .. but Norris changed hts mind after stopping to retuel about 50 roUes tromwherehe crashed. The famUy revised Its filght at Jackson County Airport, Intending to spend the night In Grundy, Va.,he said. Butch Rogers, general manager o1 the airport, called the Norrlses "pleasant people." · The plane went down about one National Furniture Sale~ Almond or Chrome Frames SOFAS State PoUceCpl. D.M. Ratliff said i 5~ece SLEEPER • HURRICANE, W .V~. UP!)- A ·team of federal tnves aiors Is trying .to learn why a s all plane, piloted by a Michigan an with less than two years of experience, crashed on a tree-lined hill, kUUng · him and three other members of his famUy. The single-engine Gruman Amer· lean rammed a huge oak tree on the hillside about one mile from Interstate 64 Thursday rnomlngand burst Into names. Frederick Ray Norrts. about48,c1 Brooklyn, Mich., an engineer and vice , pr61dent of Southern Telephone Co., had been flying less than two years, acmnllng to state pollee. Besides Noms, the dead Included his wife, Clara, 50, the couple's J.S.year-old daughter, Jodi, and Mrs. Norris' mother, OU1taFrank, 75, of Napoleon, Mich. Open ·Monday ·"Friday Till p.m. Save stooooj9 ssoooo Save on- space and cos1 wlth . ~ cop')riglit t983 Collier Advertising BEDROOM SUITES Model Michigan family .dies in plane c.~ash .. Beautiful Velvei ·Covers or Durable Herculons. Bou~ht separately 110'.00 extra piece. Never been priced this before or probably never again. ~85 one, your honor. ldidnotklllnoone. I ain't the ldnda peroon would kill no one. I aln'tlylng." Forest 'Run Road, Racine, con· Taylor also expressed concern for vtcted otmunder Thursday night In his seriously Ill mother before the shotgUn slaylngofDanny Mellon concluding his statements. of Canton and Alabama In October, After Ustenlng Intently to Taylor's 1983, was given a 15-year to life declaration, before pronouncing sentence Friday morning In Meigs sentence, Judge Knight made the County Common Pleas Court. following comments. Speaking to the court for the first "The crimes of which you are ttme following eight days of trial convicted are·ones which strike to pi'oceedlngs, Taylor said, "I'm the very heart of our society. To take Innocent., I didn't kill no one." a human life by shooting thaI person Willi Attorney Steve Story at his In the face with a shotgun speaks side and a newspaper clipping In his clearly of your lack of ability to hand, the defendent directed his participate In society. fragmented statements to Judge "The court, In sentencing, Is Charles Knight. required toconslderthertsk that you TaylOr told Knight someone had will commit another crime, the read him the accounting In the nature of trecrlme, your history and newspaper and he pointed to the character, and your need for cUpping as he described his thoughts corrective treatment . I have done r1. tre eutcome of the trtal. He cited this tn my r!.'View of your the phrase "gaps In the evldence," convictions. as was used In newspaper coverage "But ·another need must also be ofthe trial. considered - the need of the public He told the judge he had listened to.be safe and secure from the risks during the trial and he noted that of this behavior. "they didn 't take no fingerprints "You have been charged and .from the gun - It coulda been convicted of a physical assault with anyone's gun.'' a hammer, you have possessed a He added, "I ain't no lawyer- I deadly weapon while a tug! tlvefrom got two gool lawyers. Idldn't klll no justice, you have fled our jurisdlc· By NANCY YO.\CIIAM Sentinel staff wnter Lindsey Taylor, 37, formerly of FROM AROUND THE WORLD ARE REDUCING PRICES Manufacturers and stores all across America have joined together for the first time ever to present the greatest Home Furnishings sales event in history . S_pecial price concessions PLUS storewid& sale savings on all merchandise guarantee you the greatest opportunity to buy fine qu,ality home furnishings at b tremely low , National Safe prices .. For 10 days only we have slashed prices on nearly every item in our . huge stock . You get the same line quality , Jull selection , and full service you have come to expect- nothing has bfen cut but the prices' • • Salt '61." Rea. 'Z49~· lay·Away· Now · For Christmas THOUSANDS OF ITEMS NOT LISTED HERE! MANY ITEMS ARE ONE-OF-KI OR LIMITED STOCK ... EVERYTHING TAGGED AT SPECIAL SAVINGS! ' Store Hours: 9:00 a.m. To 8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. To 5:00 p.m. (Closed Sunday) . . Hurry in to our celebration of the National Sale. Hundreds of manufacturers have drastically reduced t~eir prices giving you the best " home furnishings values in our history. Whether you want one piece or an entire room ... come in ' . -.~Nation's ' 2 Soctiono. 12 Pagao 26 Canto A Multimedia Inc. Newtpaper tlon to avoid prosecution, and now according to a new Ohio law. you have murdered an Individual Taylor was given l8 months to be unrelated to you In your own home served oonsecutlvety with the other : andhavesoughttoconcealthedeath sentences for tre weapon under a : by the concoction of a lie. dlsabllty. . "The public must be aware that For an assault charge, which · not oruy does our. legal systen and Taylorwasconvlctedofafewweeks . this court not tolerate these crimes, ago, the court sentenced the : but that when convicted after a fair · defendant foslx months tobeserved · and Impartial trial affondtng you all concurrently. · olyourrtghtsasacitlzen,youwlllbe · Story, In making a final plea on : justly sentenced. behalf of his cllelJ! just prior to : "No longer does society sit ldly by sentencing, aske<f" the court to · l"hlle murder and mayhem are conslderthemlflgatlngclrcumsfan· : tolerated In the name of Individual ces of the case, tncludlng Taylor's : freedom . Accountability for your mental retardation. actions Is required." The six man·slx woman jury Jufurs were Kemp F . Beaumont, : returned Its verdict of guDty of Cecelia Hart, Ethel Lowery, Cha· · · murderabout8p.m.Thursdaynight rles Withee, Harley Riggs, Lorena : after approximately . six · hours A~lt. Florence Goff, Rebecca : dellberation. •·'Thls verdict was a Codner, Timothy E. Smtih, Dwight : lesser Included charge In the E. Burton, Westley D. Manley and · ortglnal aggravated murder lnd~t· Florllla L. Baker. · men I against Taylor. Prosecutor Rick Crow Indicated : The jury also returned guDty he was very pleased wlfh the jury's : verdicts regarding both a flreaim verdict. Attorney Robert Toy, . specification and possessing a Athens, assisted the Meigs proilecu· : weaponwhlleundi>r a dlsa ty,also torlnthecasebutwasnot present for ·: Included In the lndletment. sentencing. , The ludge gave Taylo the 1jStory said an appeal wUI be llled : maximum three year sen ten or alf of.Taylor. The defense has : the firearm specification, to d s In which to file a notice rl. : served prior to the other sentence to appeal. : Shuttle begins second day of secret mission 'CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) - The huShed-up' crew o! tiJe. new shuttle Attintls salted Into a s'~nd mile trorri the Hurricane exist of day In orbit today, working In strict Interstate 64 between 11:.10 a.m.and SEt!recy and with apparent success 11:.45 a.m. on an overcast day, but on a flight to reportedly. launch two Ratliff said there was no log. military communications satellites. The Federal Aviation Admlnls· With NASA following a tight· tra!Jon sent,ln a team Immediately lipped Air Force policy restrtctlng after the accident and planned to comment when It comes to military resume Its Investigation today. shuttle flights, tittle was 'known Charleston photographer Keith about the progress of the mission, ' Morgan, .who covered the crash, the 21st shuttle voyage In four years said tre victims were stlll strapped but only the second tully classified In their seats, burned beyond American manned spaceflight. While Attanlls's payload Is an recognition. He said plane struck a large oak official secret, variOus sources i!lll tree about 150 feet belowtrecrestc1 the Federation ol American Sclen1a wooded htll. The only part of the lsts say It Includes two third· plane that did not bum was the right generation defense communica· Wing section and tre end of the fall tions satellites, called DSCS 3, mounted atop a single solid rocket section. An eyewitness, Mary Ferrell, said booster In the shuttle's payload bay. The $75 mUllon satellltes are buUt Norrts could have landed safely on. to wlfhstand some of the ellects ol a her property . ' 1 She didn't pay much attention to nuclear attack and are capable of the plane Initially, because "there resisting enemy jamming that are planes passing over us all the otherwise could disrupt mtlltary communications. They also feature time. a single-channel radio trans{Xlnder She and ·her husband saw the plane pass over the first of several to relay presidential orders · to nuclear forces during emergencies. hills behind their house. Followll)g standard shuttle prac"Thefogobscured the hills behind the llrst one," she satd. "We lost tice, satellites are launched as early sight of It, but you could rear It when as possible during a mission to allow It hit. After about two or three seconds, It exploded- I mean just exploded." Black smoke "just rolled out" from the crash site, she said. "! told my husband that no one could have lasted through that crash," she said. time to correct any problems that might develop. · Atlantis; the foorth and final memrer of NASA's shuttle fleet, took off with a splash Of flame and a deep-throated roar at 11:16 a.m. EDT Thursday and quickly raced Into orbit. To keep the Russians In the dark as long as possible about the shuttle's orbital path, NASA did not reveal the exact launch time until nine minutes before blastoff. The $1.1 billion spaceship· Is manned by Air Force Col. Karol Bobko, commander; Air Force Lt. Col. Ronald Grabe, co-pUot; Army Col. Robert Stewart; Marine Maj. David Hllmers, and Air Force MaJ .. WUIIam Pafles, a computer expert and a member of ah elite cadre of mUitary shuttle fliers. Five hours after liftoff, a NASA spokeswoman read a terse, one· sentence statement approved by the Air Force on the sta tusof the shuttle and Its crew. "On the malden voyage of the space shuttle Atlantis, tbe crew Is doing well and all systems on boand the orbiter are performing sattsfac· tartly," the statement said. "The duration of· the filght Is ciasslfled, but It Is expected fo last a bout five days. CLOUD OF SMOKE- The Space Shuttle J\llanth lifts off pad :II.\ on · Jts malden voyage Thursday on Its boosters leave a cloud ofsmoke. The .. orttter Is on a Department of Defense mission. UPI. r jobless rate raises to 7.1 percent. ·~· ' INSTANT SAVINGS .. · WINNERS CIRCLES .oooo ¥flN·UP TO 40'1o OFF ON PURCHASES !!lADE ON AWIDE SELECTtO!I OF SPECIAI.LY MAIIIIED NATIONAL FURNITURE ' EVENT lSALE MERCHANDISE. Ut•ng & CClln, lull ott til& ~ ~~~x~ .. u."-..,....lllftltl'\"01 WIIII~UioOill"')tlm. ., J01J rwteNt lilt! WMQI oPI '10'¥ homt lurnlll1tnu ourcn- ~ld lo'flilrd P'lfCtliHI trom oK~Cial PUt~c:klll · now! And start EVERY CARD celebra.ing during SHOWS AWilNER! America's •T.V.'s, Appliances & biggest Sale . . ,, ' 50% Off Items No Purchase Nec;essar v <"'il.mr-1 Qcl. 4-I:JOf\!W ISM btclo IOf liMIIb Excluded From T hl~ Special Offer. ' WASHINGTON (UPII - The disappeared. Also contrtbutlng to the rise In . patlon's jobless rat~ rose sUghtly In unemployment was black jObless; ,• "Sept~?mber, to7.1 percent, tueled by ness, which jumped to 15.3 percent i the biggest one-month loss of manufacturtng jobs since the 1981·82 from August's14 percent. The department Usted8.27m1Uion .· recession and a major tncrrase In pe<iple unemployed, an Increase of black unemployment, tt.e Labor 147,!roover August. • Department said today. The department's quarterly reThe Increase In unemployment, port on what It calls "dlsrotiraged the first since January, was one-tenth of a percentage point · workers" -thosewhowantjobsbut abQve the August rate, which was . have ilfven up looking - showed their total In the July-September the lowest since Aprt1191ll. quarter lj'as 1.2 miUfon, little But a recon1107.5'mUJton people changed o.Jer. the last year. • · were working In Sep1ember, an U theywere)ncluded In the overall lricrease of 370,0llover the previous jobless iota!, It would bring total ' month. unemployment to 9.5 million. The gain was oltset by the loss d. '• UO,!ro factory jobs :_ ·the b~est The largest losses Ill manufacturone-month decline since November Ing were felt In the machinery, 1982, the low-point of the' 1981·1982 electrical equipment and au tomobUe lndustrtes, partially duetosome . recession. 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