http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8255a72561dd13fbabfdfd5b3d2575ce.pdf 6d94351108ab0eebf5093be7db943d71 PDF Text Text ·, ' Pomeroy-{VIiddleport, . . Ohio ' , ,. Glenna M. Roush Glenna M. Roush. 76. Letart, W.Va ., died Sunday in Holzer Medical Center. .. Born Aug. 26, 1910. in the uiitori community. she was the daughter of the late Eddie and Esta Zirkl!c' Nease. · She was a member of Union United Methodist Church. !'l.ln•lving are IMir hu sband. Claw· son Roush: two ·iicms, James B. Roush, W!c'St Columbia, W.Va .. and Harold C. Roush, Rutland; two daughters. Mrs. William !Ruth) La)11bert. Ga llon. and Mrs. Roscoe !El>ttyl Sprouse, Winter Garden, Fla.; 12 grandchiidrfc'n and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded indeat hby two brothers. Eiben and Willie Nease. and one granddaughter. Deborah Sprouse. Funeral sen•ices wUI be at 2:30 p.m. Thesday In the Union United Methodist Dlurch with the Rev. Gerald Sa.vre and the Rev. Robbie Woods olflclatlng. Burtal wUI follow in Union Cemetery. Friends may call at Foglesong Funeral Home. Ma.<;on, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mondav. jam~'!! N. ~ Sr. .James "Jim" Nevada Lee Sr .. ~. Rt. 2. Letart, W.Va .. died Friday in . th~ Pt>rry Cou nty Memorial Hospital in TC'II Cltv. Ind. He was born March 25. 19ll. In HendC'rson. W.Va.. to William Weslcv Lee of Hend~rson and th~ la tr Edna Mae Wamsley Lee. · He was employed for the M&G Transport Servlcr Inc. of Cincinnati. Ohio, worked on the liwr for ~1 vcars. and was a member of t~ Lo~·at Order of Moose 731. Surviving arc his w~<' Ruth Thrner Lee of Letart: !l\'r daughters. Mar~'llrrt Gale Ma)'CS of Hendl'rson. Carol)•n Lynn Bush of F\Jint Pleasant. Brenda An n Neal rJ Hendl'rson. Susan Rebecca .Waugh of FIJmcrO)', Ed na MaC' McCo,v of Henderson: two sons. Jamf'S Ne\'· ada Lec J r. of Letart and Michael Kevin Lec of FIJint Pleasant; two brothrr~. Larry Madison Lc>r and Vennn [)(>an !Pe. both ot· Hender· son: one hall -s i~ trr . Mal' Byus of FIJint Plea,.mt: one half-brotiv'r. William T. Tumrt· of Pittsbu rgh. Pa.: and right grandchildren. Funeral SC'rvi('('s will beTucsdav at 1::10 p.m. a t thr Wilcoxen Funeral Homl'witht hr Re\' ..James H. Lewis officiating. Burtal will vllow in F'orrst Hill Cemeter\' in Lewrt. Friend• may cali at · tiv' fuiiC'ral homr on toda)· from :>-9 . p.m. Em.~~ency n.in~ . · McAR'IlflJR ..., Vinton County s Scott qullland returned the opening kickoff 00 )'ards for ."a touchdown , but ttwasallllelpreatterthatasthe , May S. Mason, 85, fornnerzy of Eagles (4·21 used a 16-point fourth Harrtsonvllle, died SatUrday at the period to pu't away the Vikings ll-7 Marlftta Place Nursing Home In here Saturday In TVC grid action. Alter Gilliland's return made it Dlllllcothe, following an extended 7-0. Belpre's Mike McVey ran 18 illness. . yards later In tbe first quarter to Born Sept. 3, 1901 .at Snowvllle, knot It at 7-7. , she was a daughter of the late It remainEd tied untO ,the third William and Adelaide Brlckles pertod when quarterback JQ!' And· Stanley. erson firEd a three-yard pass to In addltkm to her parenfs, she was preceded in death by her · Todd Riffle for a 147 Eagle lead. husband, Hedley Mason, on Feb. 2, · Belpre put the game away In the 1955. . • final 12 minutes as Chris Newberry" ran· 48 yards for a score. ·Frank Mrs. Mason Is survived by two Magren ran 11 yards for another sons. PaulS. Mason of Decatur, Ill. , and Russell L. Mason ol Chilli· six-pointer, aod Rich Thmer kicked cot he; six grandchildren; and one ·a 19 yard field goal. Newberry led Belpre In rushing brother; Glen Stanley of Rt. 2. with 106 yards in 20 carries while. Altllny. Services will be Thesday. 2: ll Jason Boothe led Vinton County p.m., at the United . Pentecostal with !\1 yards on 14 carries. . . Belpre Is now 4-2 overall and4·1 in Olurch of Middleport' with Rev . . the TVC. VintonCountygrops to4-2 Phillip Rutherlord and Rev. Clark Baker officiating. Burial· will be in overall also, and to 3-1in the TVC. · Wells Cemetery, P agevllle . Belpre travels to Alexander ani! · Friends may call today from 4·8 Vinton County hosts league-leading p.m. al the Fawcett-Oiiver-Giass · Meigs next Friday. Funeral Home, 71 E. Fifth St., Cllilllcothe, or from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Thesday at the church. !ContinuEd from Page 11 · Draper C. Davis Road 1 ill "Columbia Township Draper C. Davis, 97, Coolvllle,. Sunday . died at his residence Sunday Troopers said Donald J. Peter' l ~ evening. . ... son. 54. Albany, was northbound at Mr. Davis was born in John· 5:45 p.m. when ·. hi' reportedly stown, W.Va., the son of the tat~ stopped In the road and was struck Edwin ~ nd Isabella Post Davis. He from behind bv another northbound was also preceded In death by his VO'hicle driven.by KennethL. Bolen, wife, Hannah McCall Davis and one :\1. Altllny. Both vehicles were sister, Lilly Davis. modl'rately damaged . t.he patrol He was a carpenter his entire life said. Pt>terson was cited for· and was a charter member of the stopping on the road'Vay and Bolen was ticketEd for assured clear Lottrldge United Brethern Church . He attende'd the Coolvllle Methodist distance. Cllurch. ' · · Survivors include three daugh· Gallia-Metgs Community Action tcrs, Mrs. Dale 1Mary 1 Heil, Reynoldsburg; Marjorie Davis, Agency will be' distributing cheese . Coolville; Mrs. Frank (Elsie I and flour to eligible persons on Oct. Dodderer, CoolvUie; two grand· 22. Eligible families who have not children and seve n great applied for a food commodity card grandchildren. should do so by Oct. 10. No Funeral services will be held applications for this dlslrtbutlon WEdnesday at 1 p.m. at the White will be processed after that date. Funeral Home In Coolville with the Rev. Robert Markley and the Rev. Time and place ol distribution wtll Roy Deeter officiating. Btirtal will be · announced in the Sunday be In the Coolville Cemetery. Times-Sentinel on Oct. 19. · Frtends may call · at the funeral home Thesday from 2·4 and 7-9 o.m. Three cases have been dismissed in Meigs County Common Pleas Veterans Mt>morial Saturday Admissions- Earlene Cou rt; Bfc'tty Darlene Boyd versus Dennis Edward Boyd; Buckeye Ebersbach. Racine·. Saturday Discharges - William Federal Savings and Loan Assocla· Reeves. Paul Wolfe. Hazel Six, lion versus William Fink; Bank Mary · Bonecutter. Ura· Morris. One. Athens, versus Emerson Reese. Joseph Sayre. In other court action, Wllliam Sunday Admissions -None. Lfc'Ster Foley has been discharged Sunday Dischargfc'S·- None. from probation. cal Services reports eight calls CNer the weekend· threeSatunlav and ftve Sunday.' · · · .. .. Saturday at 6:15a.m .. SyracusP · to Rock Springs Road for Violet Hysell to Veterans Memorial Hospl· tal; Rutlancj at 6:31 a.m. to Beech Grove Roai:llor Francis Darnell to Veterans Memortal Hosp!tal; Ra· cine at 9:03p.m. transported Jenny" Proffitt to Veterans Memorial Hosp!tal .. · Sunday at ,1: 53 p.m., . Pomeroy transportEd Darrell Sparks from an auto accident on U.S. 33to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 2:02 p.!)l. to FIJmeroy Health Care Center ·~r Jane Vining to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Rutland at 3: 37 p.m. transported Mike !;>rebel from an auto aecldent oo County Road 45 · to .lo Veterans Memortal Hosp~l ; Middleport at 4:59 p.m. to Sluth Third Avenue for James Braley ID · Veterims Memorial Hosptlal; Mid .. dleport at6:34 p.m. til the Brownell fttpartments for James f'ullins t~. Veterans Memorial HoSpital: Distribution set Cases dismissed THE OFFICE OF DR. MATTHEWS & DR. KENNEDY WILL BE .CLOSED FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1OTH&. 11TH SO THAT THE DOCTORS AND THEIR STAFFS ' MAY ATTEND A CONTINUING EDU,(ATION SEMINAR TO BOlER SERVE YOU. GIFT CENTER· Ow ·shelves are stocked with new gift i~eas. . Wood crafh, pictures, figurines, plaques, .planters, glassware and Christmas wood crafts. Ohio lottery officials wlll deter· !Jl)ne today how . many players chose four and five of the 111mbers. • Club plans meeting , SPECIAL PRICE KNITTING YARN $149 lily Now lor Your Clwillnial KniHing WORK CLOTHES •w FAlL SHADES . RI!J. 5)9.95 .~. Only SJ5.99 Reg. 522,95.... 0nly SJ8.99 58.50 ..... Sale S5.99 S10.00 ... .sale 56.99 512.50 ....Sale 99 sa. SHIRT SALE M!lllt in USA. ltwn· in strength durallility, 2 ply front aNI baik yoktr, slono placket with · '""P alii long taih. •"1. SAlE S18'' .,, whilt our 1tltction ir <1111pltte. Nock litH 1411• to 17 11!. !lent I.,.lh, 32 to 3S. NEW UlL COLOIS Dress Slirh-..... 114.40 S21 Dress $1lirh ..... 116.10 523 Dress SHrh .....111.40 .su WRANGLER JEANS llttny wtighl - 100°/o COl• ton straight leg jtam. \\\\II Ow entire stock of beads, ..-ings, pins, rings and bra· celtis. IUY NOW & SA VEl SPORTSWEAR SALE cltoO.. tither tht lurton Camba Qutch or the Pttilt Cai·Q·Ciutdl. · m-5514 2212 Jack1011 wue Point Plelart, w. va. 675-1121 . Special $ 1388 .PLAYTEX SALE 5th Stlwt New HMn, w. va. 112·2135 SAlE PIICED $6 79 to $13 19 I . Sale Prices Start At Only · Sllll IOYS' DENIM JEANS Loo alii WN"lor ~~Uotily •lints rogulan, h"*it" lludtnt rittL BUY NOW AND SAVE 114.95 ·Jlllns••••. l10.47 116.95 J10ns..... 111.17 119.95 Jeans ..... l13.97 GIRLS' FALL TOPS ........ s.......... '•· lnit Tops alii Swiat lhirtr. S6.00 Tops ........ 14.50 S9.00 Tops ........ 56.75 s12.00 Tops•••••• S9.oo· OGAN PAC•K SPORTSWEAR Printed sw•flhlrtr, hooded pull· Owtr 1W.10flhirt1, SWIOI panll. Silts S·M·L Reg. 130 .... Sole 122.50 ·Reg. 134 .... Sole 125.50, S40 .. .. UDIS' JAUITS, SLACIS, SIIIITS 1 • V£S1S AND ROUSES. ftg. 122 ~ac~, o.- .....117.51 r.g. 1211 laciJ Dtwn .....120.71 11tg. 134 ~ac~, Dtwn ..... $27.11 .... 141 lacly o.- ..... 131.31 FALl SIIEPWAII SAl£ t.., ..t .................... ..... niptll*ts, ....... , ..... nini Ito Dl1111132 to • · p.,.,!ius ,, "" ., ,., ,,., C.tltt•• · I. On"" ltlr Ptillr/ $766 to S3396 CASSmE TAPE SALE BLOUSE SALE • In other buslnfc'Ss, Council granted a 25-year operating franchise to Columbus and Southern Electrtc C:o. of Ohio. The present opt>rating franchlsr will expire Oct. 20. Present from C&SOE to discuss the franchi se were Ron McDadl', Gallipolis, and Bill Willis and Jim Hawkins, Columbus. Council okayed a lease agreement between the village and three pmperty owners on Union Avenue, which permits porches owned by those individuals to ·he left where 'they stand , and to reileve the vUiage of liability for the safety of the porches. The lea se agreeml'nt. became necessary when Union Avenul' had to be widl'ned to accommodate fEderal NIGHT He said the teachers accepted the By BRANT NEWMAN final contract language proposals UnHed Press lntematlonal offered by thP school board. Teachers~ Marietta are back in Teachers union spokesman Olaf their classrooms today after appro· O'Dell said umon members ap· val was reachEd with the school provEd the contract by an ~ver · board on a three-year contract. In the Columbiana school distrtct, . whelming 192-8 margin. however, no talks are scheduled. Marietta's 4.150 st udents will Teachers began their fourth week have to make up 10 class days o( picj<etlng Monday: missed durtng the strike. Students Progress toward a resolution had did a!tend school during the middl<' been slow since tbe 245-member of the work stoppage, rut classes Marietta Education Association were halted when the state Depart· went on strike Sept. 3, but the two ml'nt of Educatkl n ruled that the sides reached a settlement dver the distrtct's interinn instruction pro· weekend. . gram did not meet state standa rds. Superintendent George KingsIn Columbiana, ci tlzen groups more said the pact Includes aver· · are cir<.'U iat ing pt>titlons calling for ag_e pay ra ises of 8.7 perrent in the school officials . and TJ strtklng first year and 5 percent in each· of teachers to submit to binding the last two years of the agreement. arbitration. THE.GIFI'OF LIFE - OverOOO units of liood are needed daUy hy the American Red Cros;; L't'nter serving all of Ohio, West VlrJ:inla and ·Kentucky. This hlood L'Omes from VGiuntecrs. hut a.• explulned hy .roc Bailey, advl'IOI' for the Ea..•tem Hi!lft School Sludenl CouncU. four percent of all ellglhlc hlood donors carry th•• oll.,r !ll percent who do mt donate. Eastern's student muncU >llpporls th<• Rl.'ll eross by holding pt>flodlc hlood drives at the school. Having her hlood pres.~ure chcc:kcd hy ,Janel Nutter, oft he RedC,.,...., is student Susan Swain. Watchlngthe procedure, Is Todd WUson, studenlmuncil pn.>sldent. Til!' next drive at Ea..•tem wUI he in the spring. COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPil Republican gubernatorial nominee James A. Rhodes has released his federal income tax return~ 'for the last itve years. showing he made more than $7 million, chteny through capital gains on the sale of property. It was the first tinne in' 16 years the former governor has furnished such detailed fina ncial information about himself. But It was not good enough for campaign officials of Democratic Gov. Richard F. Celeste, who called for Rhodes to name his business client s. The Celeste campaign said It ts' dlscuS.slng the possible release of the governo~ 's tax,returns. Rhodes's adjusted gross income. for 1981·85 totalEd $4.49 million. (KSrt.ks,SAl£ poly/-1 ..... '""'"""'" ,.... .... ,.~y,.,., .,,.,,, printed jtons. Junior, ,;,,. 3/4" 20. R~g. 118 R~g. $22 Sla,ks .... 513.50 Slacks .... l16.50 R1g. 127 Sla,ks .... 520.25 YOUI FAYOIITE CASSmES AlE ON SAU • Ill PO.MEROY 992-1671 Clll\11(1,( CAIU • • •t r • .••• '• • UM! UM! GOOD! - Harr18onvWe IU!Ident Roger Butcher vlslled '!be DallyS!lnlillel office Monday With this t~~lfbaUmrohroomwhlch he found "!<OIIiewhere In the Hlll'lillonvUJe area ." 'ntlsblgle weighed In on The Dally S!lnllnt~ pootal ocale!l nt just a lillie OYer three. pounds. Slice thin, dip b1 batter and fJlfln bullet - urn, urn, good! • .. - The teachers have lx>en off the job since Sept. 15, and Columbiana Education . A!!ioclation Presld¢nt . Kathy Green said the Wlion would con<id:!r binding arbitratio n " if that's what !he [llblic wal)ls." But Superintendent Roger Stiller said the school board discussEd the issue last W!'<'k an d doesn't favor such a plan. "The board came pretty much to the co nclu sion that binding arbltra·· tion in [llblic-sector negotiations reinoves the authority tha t has been vesled In them as public officials." Stiller ~d . , More than jll percent of Columbl· ana' s LIOO studen ts were in the classrooms Monday. Substitutes have been providing instruction throughout the stl)ke. ~-wumritit to establish basis .for meeting, Reagan reports Rhodes releases tax returns to news media LORD ISAACS· Elherfelds regulations for some recent repair work. Federal funds to cover the repai rs will not ix' released ljlltil widening of the road is completed and the lease · agreement is -submit ted . Council also passEd a resolu tion to allow the M<'igs County Park District to opera tO' within Pomeroy. 1\nd it was announced that Cou ncilman John Andl'rson will be preparing an appllcat kln for a lkt,er control grant to be submitted to thr slate on behalf of the village. · ,.. , · Present for the meeting iJI.-ad~flon to Anderson were Mayor Richard Seylet; Cierli:-Treasurer dane Walton. an<kounctl membeft~ W~rung. Btlll'£' Reed. Betty Baronick. Hen~i~~ -and Bill Young . Classes resume · in Marietta 'after approval. of contract according to a summary of hl s income tax returns prepared by E.C ..Redman , his per~nal accoun· ta nt for the last 40 years. Business losses totaling $120.(XXI allowed Rho<Ps to pay no federal or state income !ax In 1 ~ . Al a news oonterenre. Rhodes in troduced Redman to ex pain the returns. "It· they're wrong, call him," grinned the former governor, who vanished after turning the )Xldium over to Redman and was mt avaUalile to answer questions. Rhodes's net WIX'Ih was not included In the report. Redman said his office is "working on" that and added It wlll show "he certainly doesn't need the rroney" fro111 tl)e S65,inl governor's salary. . "Now that he (Rbofi>s) has done sometling, we'll dlscu!!i It L rrore seriousness," said GeraldJ. P. ustin, · Celesle's campaign manager. "We haven't made a decision on it. We'll let you know soon." "I oon't see any reason why he wouldn't (release his rEturns) If he had nothing to hide," said James A. Duerk. Rhodes' campaign al<P. "We already knew that he was a \ery wealthy man and that he paid no taxes last year," said Austin . "We want him to tell us who his clients are." Austin said the public sbould know who has paid James A. Rhodl's and Associates, the fornner governor's dl'velopment firm. He said he beUeves those clients profiled from Rhodes being · governor. Rhodes and other Republicans have raised questtons about how Celeste has been able to live In style and send three children to coUege on the governor's salary of $65,inla ~ar. OPEN FRIDAY 26 Cents • $1.096 to $2816 ....ttttiiiistitit....................................;. • Pomeroy s present annual costs for electricity for !he waterworks and sewage disposal system amount to $14.765. .With the increase, the village's estinnated costs for the same amount of electricity will be $19,622- an ln~rease of 33 percent; $73,230 the second year- an Increase of 51 percent; and $73,478 the third year- an · increase of 59 percent. Although village · co~ncil must call for bids, the board of publtc affairs must give final approval and ' sign the corrtract'wlth the )Xlwen~ompany . In order to pay ·the additional costs, round! said other spending by the village will have to be ru rtalll'd to some extent. · Casual and DrtssJ llousts bJ Judr land, Gaitord antllowo Mot. ' Sius I to 44. lllG. 114.00 TO 137.00 LADIES' milE SfOCI ALL PLAYTEX BRAS, GIRDLES AND PANTIES 20°/o OFF SPORT ·sHIRT SAil · bqting ntw Mh coltn in rog~ar aNI wosttmrtyltc. ..,.,,iur S tluu IL lEG. 114,.S TO 124.95 _ . EITIA Sill LADY DEVON BUXTON CLUTCHES Second Stlwt Muon, w . v~. lEG. •&.SO TO 117.80 JEWELRY SALE $1 99 to $11 99 ' llotll '""' lloo lllllt In ..... -~ .... .,,iblo bolts. Wolst ,;,,. 30 to 46. · Sl 099 SALE PRKED AT ANY OF OUR THREE CONVENIENT lDCAnONS , BELT SALE tC.tllf••• I• Oetelttr FALL TOPS· Sweoten, Shirts alii - P'JINT PLEASANT - Cllarges of malicious wounding have been filed against one man, and attempted murder .against another, in · coMection with two separate inc!· dents that occurred In Mason County over the weekend. Kerry L. Foster. 37, Point Pleasant. was arralgned Monday morning before Magistrate Paul E. Smith on charges of malicious wounding. Foster is alleged to have struck a motorcycle driven by Jack U>fc' Jenkins, 34, Rt. I , Ewlngton, wit h his car In Shonefs parking lot at the comer of Viand and Third streets. Point Pleasant, Sunday 'i'Vening. A spokesperson fo r the Point Pleasant Pollee Department reportEd that a fter striking Jenkins' motorcycle, Foster apparently circled around and attempted to hit Jenkins again. Jenkins 'remains ·tn ·satiSfactory rondit ion at St. Mary's Hospital were he was traitsported Sunday night from the Pleasant Valley Hospital Emergency Care -Unit . Following his arraignment be· fore Magistrate Smith, Foster was released on a $2,:'00 property bond. Srpith said a preliminary hearing has been set lor Oct. 20. · · Joe Neal, 47, New Haven, faces charges qn three counts of attempted murrer and two counts of dl'struclion .of property In connection with an incident Friday night In New Haven involv ing an exchange of gunfire between Neal and two New Haven policemen . Neal. who was slDt by one of the offiters, remains In stable condition in the Special Care Unit at Veterans Memorial Hospital, FIJmeroy, a ·hospital spokesJX'rson said. M!ll(istrate Smith said Neal was charged Monday afternoon with the attempted murder of his step-son, Jeff Hoffman, 19, New Haven, and pollee clftcers Ranc(y Lavenrer, 27, and Sam U>gg, 33. The. destruction of property charges were filed In co nnection with damage to aNew Haven )Xlllce cruiser and a car owned by Kathy Beatty of New Haven ." Both were ail€gedly struck by bullets in the exchange cl gunfire. Neal Is expected to be arraigned on the charges following his release from the hospital, Smlt h said. Neal is alleged to have fired (ContinuEd on page 8) ..., ltlt llyltl. Tlolt ... in· du., o now Mlictlon In ••••• Waist sius 29 to 42 By NANCY YOACIIAM Sentbtel Staff Writer Pomeroy ViUage Councq Monday night gave the first re~ding to an ordinance to authorize advertising of bids to enter into a contract to clperate the village's municipal waterworks and ·sewage disposal system. The village's present contract with Ohio Power Co. expires Dec. 22. Ohio F\Jwer representative Larry Hacker, Whee· lei'sburg, was at the meeting to explain a large raise in rates that will \'I.'Sult from the new rontract. A decision by the Public 1-JtUities Commission of. Ohio that electric bills for municipalities should raise just as bills to individual customers, account s llr the increase. ch~ges · CllltiSTIIIAS II OCTOBER MEN'S ·' MEN'S $19'.95 2 Sections, 20 Pages A Multimed ia Inc. Newspaper Council.seeks bids for operation of services ' ON AU IMPERIAL BOQIIS MEN'S WORK WESI'ERN enttne .- Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio. T4esday, October 7, 1986 ,'-, 2 face Mill'S NECKTIES • • SALE . Co,..tott Mlortion of sty1tL InMated COvtnlll, llla'*tt and quilt · linttl jacktll alii coals, hoodr, ~nod ...... tintd ... llllintd bil ovorutk. Situ I• "''JOM indud· ing rtgUfan. IIIII alii dtortr. r.,. DRESS SHIRTS PICK UP A SUPPLY OF .PREPAID ENVELOPES Vol .36, No. lOB 30°/o OFF WlLCOME • a1y WAU COVERING ' COATS & SNOWSUITS Hugo ro!Ktion of ,..,.,, ;ukoll 0 .. .- IMPERIAl CHilDREN'S .CORDUROY SALE pro•• - ' Copyrighlad 1986 Mostly dear tonight, ),with a low betw""n tlJ' and 50: Purtly cloudy Wednesdlly, witli· highs near 'lO. '!be probahU!sy o' precipitation is n'ear zero through Wednesday. 1383 .• !: ... . MEN'S Wowlglos ,.,. lor comtori ..t 1~. fit aftlr repealtd ............. fit' lfnlilht log llytt in Hsl sizes H to SO. Daily' NuQtber '975 PICK-4: .J •. SALE PRICES VAN HEUSEN We Pay The Postage Both Ways! . The Middleport Literary Clul;ll · · will meet Wei!nesday, 2 p.m., at t~~ home or. -Mrs._.Ftoy Holter. ·Mrs;· Marvin WUsonwlllrevleWthebook;~ . ·"Severe Mercy," by Sheldon Va.; · nauken. RoD call will be a comment · on the book. · CARHARTT IROWN DUCK ,;.. MEMBER F.D.I.C.. ; today at a regional lottery office. Numbers .drawn were 12, 18, 21, 29, 32 and 37. Ohio Lottery officials sa~ $3,444,341 w!X'th of tickets bact been sold. .- Bank~BV·Maill ''The letter lank" ' They can turn their tickets in LAYAWAYS $844 FREE . ' alii IIIDWIUilll Huge SAVINGS. .,, •w far Chriftmar giving. 51.15 R£D tORr "WINlUK" Ohio ~ttery the.: HOUSEWARES UnLE BOYS' BAN·K ' w.m ' YOUR CHOICE • . · Ohio Extea~d Foreclllit Wed!!~ through Friday '• Fair . Wednesday and Friday ;~ 4 11hare jackpot with a chana> of showers on • Cj..EVELAND. (UPII . I Four . Thursday. Highs wUI be' In the _70s,: Ohio Lotto players had the same six Wednesday and ranging from numbers on their tickets that were mid 00s to themidOOsThursdayand.; chosen In Saturday night's game Friday. Overnight lows wUI be m :' and wUI share a jackpot of the 40s Wednesday and Thursday;: $1,276,176. mornings and near 40 early Friday. :· CONTINUES WITH GREAT PRICES ON QUAUTY BRAN.DNAA:!E MERCHANDISE . Crow niCk lw..,hirtl, olasli< waist ond dr.,.striotl ponts, fltoce lined. Monr colon. PEOPLES Kk:hlrd f . CeiHie, Governor . ·. CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER SWEAT SHIRTS & · SWEATPANTS THANKS ·to-·· · Playoffs open tonight · -Page 3 ELBERFELD$ lEN'S $10.95 • 0f1Wc t1 Utter Prtwention and Mte1diftl '·< South Cefttral Ohio The JX'ObabUity.o! preclplta!lon Is; Clear tonight, with frost In near zero throUgh Tuesday. 16w-lying areas and a low between Winds will be from the !llrih,west: 35 and 40. Sunny Thesday, with : at 10 to 20 mpl\ today apd light and : highs near 65. • ·· varJable tonight. · , ·• Weekend Recycle ' ' l Ohio,, area weather scene Meigs County J;;mergency Medi· LADIES' 'cause -us~g it once IS never •,J ' ., Be!pre triumphs! Velma Elizabeth Rou!;h, 76, Rt 2~ Letart, W.Va.. died Sunday 'in Pleasant Valley Hospital. . Born Feb, 14, 1910, at Graham Station, she was the dliughier of the late Robert and Lucretia. Rlck~J.rd Roush. . · · · She was' a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Dlurch, New Haven, the Rhododenron ·•Farnn Women· s Club and the New Haven Garden aub. Surviving are !Pur daughters, Myra L. Roush, Owings Mill, Md., Mrs. William (Jane) E. Bird, New Hawn. Kay C. Roush, Letart, and Mrs. Otis (Lou Ellen) R. Frj!!ch, Virginia Beach, Va.: t\ilo sisters, Beulah Thomas and Sevilla Ohlin· ger. both of Letart; one brother, R. Douglas Roush, New Haven; and two grandchlldren . . She was preceded In death by one trother, Pete Roush. · Funeral services wlll be at 1 p.m,Thesday in St. Paul's Lutheran Church wlth the Rev. George Weirick. Burial · will follow in Longdale Cemetery, Route 2, Letart. There will he no visitation. .Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Foglesong Funeral Homfc'. Mason. In lieu of flowers, · the fam Uy suggests donations to the New Haven Library or St. Paul's Lutheran Cllureh. ' Monday. October 6•. 198& ; "His kids work aod get scholar· ships and loan s," replied Austin, "and he borrows. Dick Celeste has madl' his llvlngasgovernor,ofOhlo. Dick Celeste has been indebtfor the .18 years I've known him. He Uves beyond hls means like everyboc(y else. Noboey gave him any money to buy stock to makemoremoney." ' Elaine Crispen, th<' first lady's in tended to be a signing ceremony, WASHINGTON tUPI) - Presisecretary, said Mrs. Reagan or a med ia event. but a pre. press dent Reagan says he Is approac hing "bad never planned on going. She planning session, a chan a> to make his weekend meeting with Soviet said it was a business meetin g." preparations for serious work," he leader Mikhail Gorbachev "cau· Crispen, however, said Mrs. said . "Iceland is a base camp tiousl:i" and insists. "Iceland Is the base camp," en route to a Reagan looks forward to seeing the before the summit ." Reagan said he is approaching superpower summit later this year. Gorbachevs when they come to Washington t>r the summit ex· tre meeting "cautiously, prudently Reagan outlined his goa ls for the and realistically.'' peeled later this year. Iceland meeting at a Yfhite House In remarks to the Executive The JX'fc'Sident, who has been put gathering Monday and was ex· peeled to deliver a sinnila r preview Exchange Commission, Reagan on the defensive by conservative today to RllPUbllcan and Demo· said he ropes to bulldon his summit supporters, said he had to confess meeting with Gorbachev In Gen· "that hearing suggestions that I'm 'c ratlc congressional leaders. eva. Switzerland, last November, ge!ting soft on communism is for He said this weekend's meeting "and we must oontinue In this me a new- and perhaps the word will mark the initial phase, "a spirit." tltlllatblg is proper ilr that phase of negotiating ... laying the experience." · "And th at's why Iceland Is not groundwork so It pays off In the future. News that Gorbachev's wife, Ralsa, would travel to Reykjavik with her husband SUIJlrtsed the White House, but both Reagan and CINCINNATI iUPI ) - A new perrent favored Increasing !he the first lady said she had no plans poll shows that most Ohioans favor speed limit on Interstate highways to go. "We were surprised th at Mrs. increasing the lntersta tl' highway ou tslde major cities. While 40 percent said the limit Gorbachev Is coming," White speed limit from 55 mph to 00, 65 or should remain at 55 mph, 22 percent 70. House spokesman Larry Speakes said the limit should be 00 mph. 25 The poll of 818 adults throughout told reporters. "It was our under· percent said It should be65mph and standing that the meeting was to be the state, conductEd by the Univerlimited (In numbers Involved), sity of Cincinnati's Institute for 12 percent said It should be 70 mph . straightforward and businesslike." Polley Research .. showed ttlat 00 H Ohioans favor increasing speed limit ~ 'ltlRKEV TROJ"! - No, It 18 a "turlteywalk." Getllnl on the band wagon lor the American Heart As8(lelallon, Melg~~ County branch, to lake part mthe lurkeywalk. 1o he staged Oct. 18, at Metg~~ JOsh Sdlool are employes of tho Kroger Co., Pomeroy. E1111loyes pictured, T·!!Nrt and all, who wW be taking )IU't are front , 1-r,l:.ola ProftiU, Peggy Bmh. Gladys<Auntnp, Carolyn Ohllnser; back, VIc Glllllan, R.,daD Snider and Uta Smith. A turkeywalk h a walk.for-plefl,es event lor the entire family. It's also an event for the corporate family', tlllcordlng to the American Heart Assoelallon, and area buslne881!11 are encouraged to sponsor a team of turkeywalkers. Employes of ... ... Jlroler are clulllengtng olhlir employes of the arm to take part In the evmt that wW he helfl Satunla.v, Oct. 18, at Melp Local IDgh School from 1·3 p.m. Walkers tumlng bt s.tl or"rnore In pledges wiU receive a ln'c turkeywalk T-811111. 'Those turning In Sill or 11 IJiedle! w11 recetve'a free T·shlrt and atui I 1 tanmg 111 IHI or more will ~~lve a T·s• . ana an American Heart Association moded sWeat sui: For additional lnfoimatlon, or to "'!!f Isler, contaCt Mr. and Mrs. BD1y J . Spenoer at 992-6222. Pledge sheets are also avallliblc '!rom MDlle Mid! HI a1 Bank One In Pomeroy, a1 .' �_.., Tuesday. October 7, 1986 .. - '·•. . ~y-Midd~rt. . Su:rrimer;s end._-:----'-----:---~-Ja_m_es_J_: ~lb ~m~ ..........__.._"-r,,..,...,..c::~,= ~v . ROBERT L. WINGE'rf Pu .. lsrer BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor AME!\IBER of The United Press International, In land Dally Press Association and the American Newsp<~per Publishers Association. ,.I LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welco me . They shoold be Jess than .J)O words long. All letters aresub)l'!'t t oed ll lng and rTl!St be signed With name, address and telephooE> number. No unsigned letters wUI be. published . Le11 ers should be ln good taste, addressing issu es, not personalities. ,.:. .- . :~ Advance team ME TOO T \1 scQuts Iceland " "" By HELEN THOMAS :; ·.• UPI Wblte House Reporter ;. · WASHINGTON (UP!) - The day after President Reagan' s •, announcement that he would meet Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev next ~· weekend in Iceland, an advance team headed for Reykjavik to plan fortre .;: get-together. '.: An expanded team folloWed after the Initial survey . ·:: Asked whether the Soviets also had sent In a groupo! summit ~anners, a "• White House aide quipped: "They don't have to. They have more p8lpleln ::their embassy in Iceland than all the ocher embassies combined." ,·• . " ;: ·''Some veteran White House reporters recall the last summit meeting In ;: Iceland, but It was not an East-West affair. .. . In 1972, President Richard Nixon met with French President Georges :: Pompidou In the land of the Viking set11ers. · :: " 'Pompldou was very ill at the tbne and reporters were astounded at his :;appearance, but still the French rress remained silent that he was a cancer '•VIctbn. f ..', . . --- --- ~ ,. ' t . At the dedication ceremonies, President Reagan had a final sally for ••..mnner President Carter who marked his 62nd birthday at the same day Oct. I. ''Remember, " Reagan told hbn, :'life hegins at 'ill. " .. "You'll soon he saying life begins al Sl," a reporter teased Reagan. · . "II does," he grinned. ' ' . " ' / :'The presidential motorcade leaving Atlanta after the dedication could .' n!ll have missed a sign held up by thrre young boys: "Danlloff.Shamlloff: ••;· Free South Africa." ..,, . ,. The Soviets obvilusly made a mistake In picking on Daniloff, an ·~ articulate Russian-speaking American reporter. ~ :: DanUoff, whose grandfather was a Russian gen~ral and part of the ,·,,. [)e('embrlst movement that tried to overthrow the Czar, also suffered in a •' Kremlin prison. :: Danlloff had been planning to write a book about his ancestor. Asked :: whether he would still wrtte a book abo~ t the general's ordeal a-.was now "prepared to write a book about hbnself. Daniloff told reporters, "I'll write ~ one boOk. Our experience~ were sbnllar." , 1 :: , But Danlloff has work to do first. He will be covering the Icelandic :(summit for his magazine, U.S. News & World Report. ~t,er to the Editor .•.•• Mobile hofJle "'' In answer to Mr. Quickel at the •• "council mret lng on mobile homPs In •• •iMiddleport . :1 It must be nit'<' to be judge and ~jury of other people. Mr. Quickel. •.and to put dollar value on another !:Jluman's home life. Some people · :.:an only afford mobile homes :i;bnply bec~u se people like you :)lave put the value of property ••thomes) so high that people ca nnot :afford to buy constructed homPS on :property. There are people who are :old, diSabled, low Income that live 'ln rrobile hOmes that cannot afford :)lnytlllng else and as for having a lot :In town, these people can at least be ;ctose to stores, doctors, post office :Jor convenience sake. And as for •rppearance sake, Mr. Quickel, :some mobile homes certainly look :tnol'f Inviting and cleaner than :SOme fl. the constructed homes. respon~e I wonder, Mr. Quickel, when you s1and hefore God and he asks' you whal you have do!M' to help your fellow man. will you be pleased with yourself tl\at you had to find fault with a human being whO had such nervctopu t such a thing as a mobile home dose to y~? By the way, I am a woman past mictd le age. disabled and on a. low lncomP who Hve:; 11 Middleport ln . of all things, one of those mobile homPS and also pays taxes and Insurance. I'm not asking for pity, I just thank God that -I am able to have a roof over my head. wann In the winter timeandciosetogrocery s1ores even if it I> a rroblle home. · A Concerned Mobile 1-tlme Owner and Taxpayer Ms. I. Bailey •' tJ'oday in history ~ Today ts Tu€Sday, Oct. 7, the 28lth day of,l986 with 115tll i>llow. '· 'Ji1e moon Is moving toward Its ftrst quarter. '• '1 ·There Ia no morning star. , . :: The evening stars are Men:ury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. ;, 'l'lloR b!>m on this date are under the sign of Ubra. They Include poet )amel wiittoomb Riley In M; Henry A. Wallace, 33rd yr;e president of f)ie,Unlted States and 1948 Independent candlt»te tl~ president, In 1.888; jc\br Andy Devine ll!)n, Danish atomic pqyslclst Niels Bohr illl!ll5, ·• ~r Vaughn Monroe In 19l2, actress June Allyson In 1917 (~e al ), and Singer AI Martino In 1927 (age~). · •·I .~ ,., -~ ·-. . . ti ,_ • • .•. . -1. l-=-'lpa_t_ric_k· splitting fi re logs for kindling. A are the \eri' devil to nike up. Ten sharp ax strikes with A romforting resldeni squirrels have been workwhack. In the garage the crickets Ing '·Industriously on the IJ,lmper are chli'plng. ·It has been a big crop; bUt they haven't made 'a dent. The vegetable garden is done foe. month i>r mourning doves. We A few days ago we picked the last hear their sad and eerie cries all tomatoes and cut.the last eggplant. day. We have been marveling at the The eucumbers gave up before chestnut oa!< In the same way. that Labor- Day. They did poorly this . beach p8lple mar\lel at tbe se.a. The S\lll)lller; but j~st al)out everything sheer fecundity of nature staggers ·tn the garden did pOorlY. Over a the senses. Ac9i'lls are' like sea· , period of two months we had less sheDs. Ten or 15 acorns per tree, than three ·· Inches of rain, and you might suppose, woold be nothing grew as we hoped It would sqff!clent to reproduce all the oaks a grow. Now the garden plots ar':' man could reasonably require, but mostly craligrass and sorrel. You kind otwonder, not meaning this oak tree drops acorns by t be thousands. They are perfectly any disrespect, what the Lord was mllled. these thumb-sized lx>rn· thinking about when the Lon! made bleis, smooth as marbles, shiny cra\Jgrass -crabgrass and honey· brown as polished shoes, and they suckle and wlld onions and morning glories. This Is not to mention ctanoollons and thistles and briers. Is there anything gOOd to be Said of yellow ·..jackets, houseflies and THE ONLY TIME I. EVER white-faced hornets? ! can'tthinkof WOR~E.P TO PEFEAi A' a thing. Or gnats and mosquitoes. CANt>!PATE, IT WAS . Or field mice. These are small ttibulatilns. The SAR~Y GOLPWATE~ pendulum that swings for summer ) swings for fall as well ., It IS leaf•raklng tbne aRQ, mulch· making tbne, and tbneto put away the tools of Augus1. Mr. Fincham, the tree man, must be summoned. He will rev up hls po~r saws, cut away th~ deadwood, feed the trt'l's around the house . . We are blessed In the.' Btue Ridge . Mountains with ·an abundance of hardwOOds that dWell among the HERE's TO SARR'Y GOL.WJAiER, background pines. The guins begin to tum in early August. .mottled A MAN O'F INTEGRITY . block·and red. The rogwoods follow e~,..c.-rL'f swiftly on !heir heels; their mo· I • rocco leaves are as soft as slipper leather. the berries bright as Christmas balls. Soon the maples will !'P to scarlet and the poplars turn to gold. Every autumn we look at the hills and find the same sbniles of Persian rugs and tex· tured tapPSiries. On late October. afternoons the sun slants dustily ttu·ough sta ined glass windows . Like Wlnemak ~rs. we pray for, a vintage fall . . 1 THE!i:E 6 JUST ONE MORE ll41NG I'P w:e TO SAY --, A~UT ~RRY 60LPWAiEf{ ME TOO r ·' elbow because It's ..fine," agreed By ROBERTO DIAS UPI Sports Writer , wlth his counterpart. · "It doesn 't rnattEir whO Is pitchin g · BoStoN · (UP!) - Ca!Uomla 's Mike Witt and Boston's RogPr \Jecause I'm not .pitching against Clemens say their roles as starting that guy," said Clemens, who was pitchers In today's opener of the · hit In the right elbow by Baltimore's best·of,seven American League John Stefem last Wednesday. 'Tin Championship Series have been pitching against ·the Ahgels. I want overemphasized. to ' beat the opponent, not their · Witt said he and Clemens should , pitcher. "And another thing. Mike Witt's not be cast as enemies. . 1 "It s my job to get the Red Sox been chracterized .as a junkball hitters out ," Witt said. "I don't pitcher, but he's not just thai. He's wor.ry about wbat Roger Clemens got a pretty gobd fast ball." How would Clemens know. since might be because It's riot my job. I don't face him and I don 't hate him. he doesn't face Witt? "Well, pitchers do talk. to the rest "!let my hiners take careofthat . I just concern myself with Boston 's ·of the team once In a while," he said batters and they' re so met hlng to be with a grin. "Besides, there's going concerned about. " fo be a lot more to this series than ' Clemens, who said he was "sick meets tbe eye.' ' California won the season series and tired of heing asked about mv PRESS CONFERENCE ...:. Boslon manager Jolwl McNamara (left) and Call!omla manager Gene Mauch meet chlring a Monday press conferenee at ·Fenway Piuk ln .llostoo. Game one ol the 19116 American League Playoffs Is scheduled lonight. (UPI) UPI ralings ' small mitlons that contribute only a tiny sha re of the U.N. budget; the biggest chunk is provide!! by tlr Unltro States. so til<' U.N". bureau· cracy has llttk-lnrontlve to trim Its cost ~. Our associate Luct'ttr' Lagnado has Interviewed current and fanner officials of tix' U.S. mission at the United Nations. and compiled a long list of the organization's most outragrous ext ravagances. Here are a few of them: The U.N. Secretariat began life In 1946 with 1,546 employres; today, the number is close to 13.00. parceled out among a dizzying array of departments. offices and divisions. Thr numlrr of member nations has grown In 40 years. of course. But no part of the U.N. bureaucracy ever seems to die. cven' lf its reason for living has long since van ished. There is an entire department to overSff' "deroloniza· lion." for example. More than half the world was under colonial rule In 1946, but thr re Is a bare handful of ~t. 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MARC MCFARlAND SEATTLE (UP!) - Steve Largent was being carried off the field by three teammates when he realized he had made NFL history. Largent caught a 17-yard pass from Dave Krieg with 10:21 remaining In the second quarter of Seattle's 33-7 rout ot San Diego Monday night and became the (lrst player In league history to catch at least one pass In 128 consecutive games. Largent broke !be record he had shared with fanner Philadelphia Eagle Harold Carmichael. Running a ·crossing pattern, he caught Krieg's pass at the Seahawks' 3,lyard line lor the mark. " It wasn't like It really dawned on me - unt Utwo or three teammates ·picked mt> upandca rried meoffthe field ," Largent said. "Then I remembered the record.' ' Largent was awarded the game ball and congratulated by Carmichael. "! just said . ·congratulations," Carmichael said. "I didn't want 10 say too much because I didn't want to Interrupt the game. He just said, 'Thank you.' " The reception came on Krieg 's fifth pass attempt to Largent. The previous four were overttu'own. Including one that was In tercepted by cornerback Donald Brown. "We tried to get it done early. but we didn't connect ," Largent said. "From the first play, we were looking to get It over with, get It done and get on with the game." "It wasn't because of pressure." Krieg said of overthrowing Lar~nt 1he· flrst ~!our tlm<'S. " It ]U stwas n~ hapJlE'ning." San Diego's Charli<• .Joiner also set an NFL ma rk. when ix'ca ught a 1 :111 II l ",t.,. • Ht""'IYI • w.... ~ ., .~ n ( mtr:ll ,.lit" 1 I '1,'1 Service at issue .-..· . Ohio slandings \\" I. T i•tt . l't" 1',\ .\Y .11 ,1'\u I·~ . lltilfl Upstart victories----.---~_____R_ob_er~'-~___;al...;_::te~ .rs .i ' Mulkill,\", 011 . tl Plt l.o.hul1l:h "1 r1n ri nna11 . !t ~l • n J.-\< ' 11\ •• 11 t m;, ~-~l ' I Dt•n\"N"UI San Ok'I!Q. 111m S..•u nk• at l.i\ Ru.ht> l")i. -1 p,m SOK1'11 IH \"TC 'C)~Iril'I-: Ht::\Ct; 1·:, , ~1 J ANESVILLE. Wis. - If prom!· popular politician. . he added. blaming that on an pro forma endorsement, while New nent Democrats in Wisconsin an d In 'In last month's prbnary. Garvey increased concentrat fon of corpo· York City f¥fayor Edward Koch has Washington, D.C.. had their way, overcame all ojlposltlon within his rate power abetted ~ President publicly proclaimed his preference Edward Garvey would not be the party to trounce Flyno. • Reagan 's lalslle'Z·faire attitude to· for D' Amato. party's nominee In the slate for a On the same day, public lnt~rest ward big business mergers. Garvey, however. poses a serious U.S. Senale sea t. lawyer ·Mark Green. scored a One -month before !Jl(' general challen~ to Kasten, In great SPveral years ago, they targPtl'd st rikingly slmllar victory In New election, Green remains the Wider· measure because the party has Sen. Rohert W. Kasten Jr.. a York . dog In New York, In part because united behind him. Earl, Proxmire, Republican, as vulnerable to a Like Garvey, Green was snubbed party officials .continue to wit litold Flynn and others are all now fu lly Democratic challenge - but they by his state's Democratic Party suwort . Cuomo has offerel· cnly a committed to his election. had some very specific Ideas a rout when he announred that he was the Identity of the challenger. running against ·first -term Republl· Garvey, hest known as the can Sen. Alfonse D' Amato. executive director of the National New York Gov. Marlo Cuomo. Football League Players Assocla· the state's most prominent Demolion In the 1970s and early 19!nl, crat, publicly recruited millionaire returned to his home state In 1~ John Dyson to run against Green in Do U.S. citizens owe their country something, other ihan taxes, for the and became Wisconsin's deputy the primary. While Cuomo was freedoms and rights they enjoy? altorney,general. di spa tching emissaries to Green That Issue- embodied In the concept of "universal national service"As early as the sprtng of 1985, he urging him to wltiK:Iraw trorn the Is now slowly emerging on Capitol Hill, and although It Is unlikely, to was publicly committed to taking contest, Dyscin was spending $6 become national pollcy anytime soon, It's something to think about. Kasten's seat. But party offlcla Is million (much fill nts CMin money) The Issue was raised recently by the Democratic Leadership Council, a viewed hbn as a political upstart . on his Ill-fated campalll!l. Green p!lllel ot top party ligures Including many In Congress, prompted at least In who Had never before run for public spent $8ll,OCIJ. part by the fact that the all-volunteer armed force8'1!0on wlll tlnd It harder of!lee and probably would not be a to fDl manpower needs because of a shrinking pool of p8lple to rocrult. Garvey and Green have more In strong candidate. The council suggests Congress begin kloklng at' the Idea of required common than their Davld·vs.· The Washington·hase<J Demo· Goliath victories over the party clvlllan or milltary national service. . cratic Senatorial Campaign Com- establishment. In an· era whqn The Idea of service to a government Is nothing really new. In wartime, It mittee wanted Gov. An!bony Earl many polltlclans - Republicans Is embodied In a mlll!itry draft. Many oountrles require peacetime to take on Kasten, who has been and Democrat$- taUorthelr policy mllltary service of all youngnien. Some also ,require women to take a tour entahgled In controversies about posltilns to suit what they think .the ot duty In the milll!lry. , : his personal conduct ever since he voters want, both nominees have It's effect on mDitary readiness and mobilization In tbne Ot ~rtsis was first elected In 19lll. strong ldeolol!lcal commitments. . notwithstanding, the Issue canies with It the concept that cltlzens should When Earl rebuffed them, party give back to their goverrunent something In return i>r what the The two candldaies offer the officials unsuccessfully sought to voters a part-pqpullst, part· goverrunent provides Utein,. eXclusive of the tact .!bat taxes we au pay recruit Rep. David R. Obey and progressive view fl. the natbQ's underwrite tre cost of government. vamus members fl. the state economy and a~ sharply critical ri · · As a Leadership Council · paper on defense put.lt, "While this Idea legislature. Then, Earl qliletly growing corporate po~~er. presents fonnldable administrative obstacles, It einlx>tles a !l'lnclple we encouraged wealtby busllleMITlan When Garvey recently appeared deem fundamental: That the American Ideal ot 8J uaUty applies to Herbert H. Kol)l to enter the before the Rotary Club m Janesobligations as well as rights." contest. vUle, tor example, he spoke of a "Besides Serving national ends, such a program could rekindle a SEnse of Kolll .also declined, w t ilrmer "shrinking rnlddle dass" whose clvlc responslblllty - the notion that being an American Involves duties as . state party chalrmM Matthew corporate emploYment opportunl· well as prlvUeges - that inspired the Peace Corps and other volunteer . F1yno did Enter the DeiJIIICI'atlc ties tnceastngly are oontlned to efforts," the coundl said. primary - and was promptly low-wage service' pbs. There would be "fonnldable administrative obstacles." How .much endorsed by Sen. W!Wam Prox"For the Drst tbne, we're seeing would participants be paid? How long would \service be requited and . mire, arguably Wisconsin 's most ldown":ard rrobU!ty In this society.'' during what age bracket would service have to come? • Ml nlll'!o£11<1 <~tS:n f'1:Jnrlsm. ·ljlnl . !lll l I li, such depende~cies in tlw world ywhere, the U.N.'s time-server~ today. Yet til<' department lingers are adept at creating rrountalns of on. paperwork to just ity their jobs. But -The United Nations is extraor· the United Natio!Yi has a buill-in dinarlly top heavy, boasting :!R ·cost escalator lhat.d her bu reaucra.undersecrPiariPS·general and 29 cies arc spared: Ilocum~nts assistant secretaries-general. All of deemed worthy of trint lng anc! theSe SU!X'r-<llplomats air hand· distribution to the general member· somely paid. even by the U.N.'s ship mus1 ix' translated into the siX heady standards, and their pen· official U.N. Ianguages. One knowl· slom; make retlremrnt truly the edgeable rource estbnated that, by Golden Years. An undersecretary· the time It has been printed and general, for exa mple, gets a lump translated. a single page of U.N. sum cl SJiO.OCIJ whrn he totters wisdom COs1S $558. . away from the U.N. trough after ll -Bloated as It ls, the U.N . years. bu rea ucracy !i ill De('ds rutslde help -A huge, overlap pi~ structure to accomplish its job. The result Is. of Informal or ail hoc U.N. bodies that · $8 million a year is paid In has grown up over the )Eat'S, like consulting fees . some lncrl'dlble bureaucratic . -In the gigantic U.N. bu reaumonster. At last count . there were cracy, duplicat)on Is • the rule, more than I~ committees, com· coordination the exception. Informl,slons, subcommittees, S\lbcOm· mational and public affairs operamissions and " working groups" tions arc conducted by at least tlu·ee drawing U.N. salaries and ex- departments and one c'flce, with penses, with new "subsidiary or- predictable overlappng. No at· gans" springing up almost dally. tempt has been made to consolidate - Like seasoned bureaucrats an· lhese compel tng mini-empires. Phlladc'lphl u :11 N'i C ian1s . 4 p.m · wu • \;'~ t 'it nk i n~-: . 1't•i•ll L Ml,mlltHt ,;, til l at D<~lla ~. l]tm IH Tum ]XI fl:t.\ ", 1 p.m , Wa~ hlnWon i\'F: W YIIHK •lVI t - Spending like mad __----,--J_ac_k_An_d_er_so....:...n_&_1-'-os--=-ep_h_Sp_e~a~ WASHINGTON - In a bizarre ~wis t of polk'y that has outrajled Ronald Heagan's most conserva. tive fans. · the Wliite House ' is fl~htin~ to pcrsuad" ··conp;ress to give more money '.' to 'the• Unitrd Na tions than it wants to. The Heaga n admi nisl ration has long been at leas! a rhetorical repository of criticism aimed at the United Nations for its frequent anti·Atrl('rk'anism and exlrava· ga nt SjX'nding. So it L' particularly discomfm1ing lo hard-line Rea,gan support ers tha t thr United States has act uall.v be<>n defending the U.N. wastt<>ls aga inst drastic budgrt cuts proposrd by the Soviet Union. The main reason U.S. consetvalln•s detest thr United Na tions is they ix'lieve !hat it L<; a KrPmlin pUppet. All the partisa n budgetary bick· rrlng has tended to obscure the incont rslable fact that !he United Nat ions Is as irn'Sponsibl<' in its sjX'nd ing as In some of Its political policies. The U.N. bu rea ucracy Is domina trd b.v t1'presentalivi'S of with Boston 7-5 as the teams split . ·series. six games at Fenway Park. "Mayqe I shouldn't ·have le t my Clemens, however, was 3-0over the · emotions dictate to me," said the AngPis. Witt was 1-~ against the 40-year'old, who finished his ~9th Red Sox and dropped both of his rull ·season In the m'IJors with 18 decisions at F'enway Park. · . ' homers and 58 RBI. "But I'm fine.The ga me will be nationallv I'm re<~dy . " televised by ABC, with coveragr · Jackson did not have an overpow· heginnlng at 8 p.m. EDT. CBS radio erlngyear, but finished strong as he will broadcast the action as well. lived up to his "Mr. October" Although players on roth teams Image. agrre pltchlrig wiD be a key t> the · California Manager Gene Mauch series, there Is a thread ri ~Inion knows Jackson has had success thai hitting wlll ~ay a major role- against Clemens this swson. with or without Reggie .!a~k5on. ·'Reggie's • hornere:l • off Roger. The Angels' veteran slugger, In a He's also struck rut. " Mauch said. display of pique after popping out at · "I'll settle for one of each. In fact, Texas Saturday, suffered a lrulsed I'll give tl\<>m two strlkrouts." left wrist when he slammed hi~ Mauch has not won a pennant In hand against a dugout wall. 25 years of man~lng in the majors. Jackson says he is feeling better but said that was not a rrotlvattng and ex{>"Cts to ~ay ·the entire factor ilr the Angels. .. Meet the Meigs Marauders . . Largent sets reception t:"ecord; Seattle romps . . :: ·Nancy Reagan will not be going to the Iceland summit wilh tbe rresident .:• ::although she is intensely interested In the East-West dialogue, and Is : reputed to be pushing her husband on the rmce Issue as their time In the • White House dwindl es down. •· " The first lady had been urging a summit meeting between Reagan and ::qoroachev long before they got together the first tbne In Geneva, :·switzerland. last November. ,: When Gorbachev visits the United States by the end of the year, or early ::tn.1987 as is likely now, Mrs: Reagan will b€ the hostess and she will he ;showing around Raisa Gorbachev, the Kremlin's first lady. - .. When freed American journalist Nicholas DanUoff visited wit h the ~~!dent In the Oval Office, Mrs. Reagan sat In at tbe call and heard first """d of Danlloff's ordeal in a Moscow prison where he held on "phony" Sharges of espionage. · <' . _ . '· •: For those who covered President Jbnmy Carter In Plains, Ga., and at the ~ite House, there.was a feeling of sadness at the dedication of the Carter •Presidential center because "Miss UJUan," the presiCient's !Tl)ther, was :UOt alive lp see it. . · · ' :~ Miss Lillian was one of the most fascinating women to grace the White ~ouse scene In those days, calling them as she saw them, !Dmetirries tot he embarrassment of her presidential son. . :.• But her candor was real and for a woman In her 8ls quite al'Ceptable. • SCRABBLE, Va. - Jim Hales, wlndlug rrountaln roads, an but a w r few o! tre wUd Dowers have house the other day, bringing along dlsap~. Only the hateful the tools trade of a chimney sweep. ragweea remains. · · The seasonal pendulum swings. He finished his sooty work In an hour or so. and went cheerfully on to Rituals must be observed. It Is tbne the tenant house at the bottom of to take the sweaters.and blankets ·our hill. Jbn is like Father Time In from the blg bedrOOm chest, tbneto late December. With his brushes stow away .the T·shirtsand sanda,ls. and hoses. he marks a beginning My wife resurrects an .old plaid and an ending. · · wool work shirt. It has • ·IDle at.the Summer's E'ltd has· Its melan· right elbow. Will it do for another choly aspects. ,When we say · of a year? St)e cocks her head. ~ man that he has "gonetoseed"orls are critical judgment calls. The shirt survives, but next year, she ''looking seedy," we draw on a country bnage. The lawns and says firmly. out it gOO;. fields that were so trimly green a Summer's end has Its own few weeks ago are now an unkempt distinctive sounds. We have heard and stubbled gray. Mowing the the wild geese honking, the heard tough grass is Uke shaving with a· the school bus starting up. Out at dull razor. The mower throws a the woodpDe the No. 3 !Dn Is windrow of pollen. Along our ::,, Backstairs at the White House •• " Ohio K · _ the chimney man, carne by PAT WHI'l!EHEAD Asslstanl l'ubllsrer/Con!roller ·Witt vs. Cleillens in AL playoff 'o pener ~~~--~------~~----~--~----~~L·--·--~~~~~---T~~=~·Y~·~.Oct: . :o~.be:r~7~·~1!9:se~ . ' .. I • Pagt~-2. The Daily Ser'lthlel· . .• ' The Daily Santin81-!¥-~· · Pomeroy-Middleport, .Ohio • {Co.ftmeDta I ~ i lllli;l j. TVC standin~ (AU-Games• W L P . OP Meigs .............. .... 6 0 112 18 Bclpr~ .................. 5 I 114 33 Vinton County ...... . 4 2 125 44 Wellston .... ....... .. .... ~ ~ 102 129 Trimble ...............1 3 ~R 41 Nrlronvllk•,Yo rk ..... . 2 4 7~ 119 Mllk'r ..... .. ..... .. ...... 2 4 40 125 A lr~and!'r ...... .. ...... I 5 47 129 Frdrral-Hocking...... O 6 1:. 128 (TVC Only. T!·arn W L l' OP Meigs .................. :, 0 139 0 Bclpr'l' ... ..... ...... .... 4 I 102 ~ Vinton County ....... 4 I 99 J) Wellston ............... 2 2 67 'ill Nplsonvllle·York .... 2 2 5.'i 75 Trimble ..... :......... 2 3 r7 81 Alexander ........ .. .. I 3 3.1 fl7 Miller .................. 1 3 28 91 Federal-Hocking .... 0 ~ 9 115 . TOTALS 37 37 500 500 Oct. 5 results Meigs :l5 Nelsonvllle,York 0 Wellston 40 Alexander 21 Trbnble 20 Federal-Hocking 6 Miller 6 Zanesville Rosecran s 0 Oct. 6 resuk Belpre J) Vinton County 7 Oct. 10 Games Meigs at Vinton Cou nty Belpre at Alexander Trbnble at Miller W~lls ton at Nelsonville·York Wahama at Federal-Hocking (NonLeague I Team HOW DO I COMFORT PARENTS WHO HAVE LOST A CHlLD? ' I know of no more distressina news than to hearoh young person's death. The lilt of 1 child has reltl SQ · cial value. The children •eourfuture.Weare moved by a child's ceneral helplessness and feel that he has not had a chance to live as we feel he is entitled to . The impact upon the family is tremendous. Parents often feel&Uilty end may even, lor a time, hold them· selves lesponsible . lt is a time when that flmily needs all the Jove and attention that friends have to offer. The best way to help, most of the time, is jist to be there and listen. A&rievila parent may ask 'Why did God do this to mel" or "What more could WI have donal" You should Jet him talk. 8~ expressin& these fullngs, the gtievin& parent is on hts way to recovtJY. Those of us who provide funeral services realize the special si&ni1icance of the death oh child. We try to offer comfort and special lltention to those in need of our serv jces at all times. We welcome 1oor questions and comments privately or--throoch lhts column . • "Smi6B Plu1...At1sntlol to 01.flll" BRUCE FISHER t614J IIU141 MIDDLII'OIIT, I BILL BLOWER r BILLHAGGY 5-8, 144-Pound Freshman WB .. ' DAVE HESS 5-9, 138-l'ound Sophomore FB 20-yar\1 pass from Dan Fouts with The Daily Sentinel 9:491e!t In third quarter to Increase his carrer receiving-yardage total (U8PS 111-111) to 11,8!13. He passed the old record of A Dl\'lllon of ·Multliilellla, Inc. 11 ,834 9?1 by former New York Jet Published f'very arternoon , Mondiy Don Maynard . through Friday, 111 Court St., Po· "It'll be a good thing to look back meroy, Ohio,.. by the Ohio Valley Pub· llshlng Company/Multimedia, Inert on later In llfe," Joiner said. "!just Pomeroy, Ohio 15769, Ph. S92·Zl56..S& wish It could have happened under cond class postage pakl at Pomeroy, better circumstances." Ohio. The victory improved Seaitle's Member: United PrE'Ss International. record to 4-1 and kept the Seahawks Inland Dally Press Associat ion and the Ohio Newspaper Association. National · within one game ot ftrst ·place Adv ertising Represmtattve, Branham Denver In the AFC West . San Diego Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenu~, fell to 1-4. · Nt'W York , New York 10017. I.-argent finished with four POSTMASTER: Send addrf,'5s chllllgl!l catches for 78 yards and a . lo The Dally Sentinel, ll1 Court St.. · Porheroy, Ohio 45700. touchdown. With his receiving yardage, he also. moved uptofourth · SUBSCRIPTION RATES place at thE' all·tbne NFL list with By Carrier or Motor Route One Week .............. .. ...................$1:25 10,317. On£' Month ... .. .. ..........................$5.&5 Joiner wound up with four Onl' Year ........... ... ................... $65,00 catches for 39 yards. giving him a TERRY FIELDS SINGLE COPY career total of 11,855. Joiner also PRICE &0, 153-Pound Dally ................................... ~ Cents . has 728 career receptions , an Sophomore FB all -time record he already held. ' Subsrrtbers not desiring to pay lbecar· rler may remll In advanCl' direct to SeatUe's Dave Krieg completed The Dally Sentinel on a 3. 6or 12 month, 21 of 3!i passes for 2S4 yards .a nd basis . Credit will be·glven carrier each Wt>ek . three twchdowns. He was Inter· cepted twice. Fouts was~ of 31 fo r SVA.C ... No subscriptions by mall permlttE'd.in areas where home carr iE'r service l.s Zll yards and three Interceptions. I Southw<'Stern at North Gallla available. . Cw·t Warner, the AFC's leading Ky!\er Creek at Southern Mall Subo<rlplloaa rusher, had his best game of .the Eastern at Hannan Trace Insid e Mdp Coual)' sea~on with :E carrtes for 142 yards. Symmes Valley at Oak Hlll 13 Weeks ... .. ............................. $17.29 He now has 515 yards In five games. Others 26 Weeks ............ ... ................... $34.06 · 52 Weeks ... ...... ......................... $66.56 The Seahawks reC\'Iv!'d field Portsmouth West at Waverly Out1lde Melp County : ., goa l~ of 29. 30 and 54 ya rds from Fairland at Rock Hlll 13 Weeks ... ........ ........ ...... ...... ... $18.20 26 Wreks ......: ........ ................... $3S.IO . Norm Johnson to buftd a 9-7 lead · Coal Grove at Chesapeake S2 Weeks .................................. S67.60 after an Pllrly San Diego score. Milton at Point Pleasant Johnson later added a :Jl-yard field . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - goa l to rinse the scoring. Wllh Seattle lwding 9-7. Lionel James fumbled on a run and a kickoff return to set up two str·atgllt Seattle tou chdowns. · "8En1NI YOU THERE SAFELY" . Safety Eugene Robinson reco· verro Jame:;'s fumbl eat the 50 and. 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'l!lflli Nllibnll Au uma~ivt Part• Alttitlldon .... ' ·' �7 Ohio T~aday, Octobe; 7, 1986 .1QDA • News of the LOng Bottom communicy· .: By MELODY'RoBER'IS . Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Ballard are Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. In Mt, Vei'OOn l!aving been called Geroge Buckley were Mr:and Mrs. there by the deaih ol a cousin. ierry .Humphries, Jasper, Ala. Frances Mcintosh, Dayton; has Mr. and Mrs. Don Trussell, Mt. · been here visiting her s!st<l!', Mrs. Vernon, werev!slted&lndaybyMr. Macy Andrews. and Mrs. Speck Boring. · Dick !;layman and Gregory Bertie Garth Smith reports that Winebrenner ha~e returned from a his wife, Audrey, a ~atient at the salmon fishing trip. Another local Pomeroy Health Care Center, has resl(lent, AI Durieux, joined .by hoo a tumor removect from her several frie~ds have been In neck and wUl begin treatments this Canooa fishing. week. Cards may JJe sent to her at .. Mr. and Mrs. Burdell .Dunn of the Center. · Pennsylvimla have been here for ' Numerous activities including a pig roast were planned during the DIS11NGUJSHED GUES'IS -Mrs. lrio; Shield'!~ host unH, Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. Left to right, Erica McClintock, eighth district jurior 11resident, presents a plaque to Mrs. Curl, with Mrs. Shields receiving a plaque lr11m EDen Rought, Drew Webster Post Auxiliary president. ~rican Legion AuxWary, was guest speaker at the Ellhth District Coplerence held Thursday in Pomeroy. Mrs. Shield'! Wid Mrs. Catherine Curl district president, were ~res!!nted plaque~ fro 111 t~ · Thursday night meeting of the Meigs Assoclail ion of Retarded Citizen held at the school. The Karate Club wlliiJ"epare and serve the meal on Oct. 18 at the school. Plans were also made, to observe bus safety week this week with a (Xlst er contest on husdesigns to te held .. A special meal wlll be planned lri conjunctk>n with the · special observance. It was noted that new officers wlll be elocted at the l'bv. 6 meeting. Named to a lllard of directors were Nora Rice, George Skinner, Kathy Lubbert and Pat Carson. Mrs. Lubbert gave a report on IEP valuations for paren tsand s tudent s. . A haunted houSI' was planned for hall9ween and will be sponsored by the pre-vocational students. Rhonda Koch's class won the attendance award. Lee Wede· meyer · gave a report on 'school acllvlties, and David MJ!ikan· re· ported on the operatk>n of Meigs Indu stries. , ~ Carpenter area news notes Freda Smith, local, and her Friends here have reeelved word brother and sister·ln·law, Mr. and tha t Lucy Perry Thomas, a"former Mrs. Denver Rawlings, Albany, resident from this community Is were in Ketterin g, where they now l~v ln,g in Colorado Springs, vlsiled Mr. and Mrs. Reece Prather Colo., with her son·ln-law and and Theron. They went at this tlme daughter. Charles and Marilyn to help Mrs . . Smiths' grandson, Leist and daughter. The Lelsts' Theron, celebrate his 4th birthday. have teen transferred there in tbelr Oil'er family members. Mr. and employment form Galthe rsbu rg, Mrs. Larry Stanley (Oliva Sn'llth) Md . ' and Anna, Edison, joined them i:lr tbe celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan an'd his mother, Mrs. Mendal Jordan , Mr . .and Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman, were called to Athens, Texas. Circleville, are announcing the . tecauseof tbe death of Mrs. Jordan birt h of a son, Kenneth Lloyd Jr. , nephew, Ja mes Rutherford, who hom on Sept. 26at GrantHosp!t.alln spent some of his early years in !he Columbus. He weighed nine Jordan home. pounds, 15 ou ~es and was 22lnches J?rad ley Cheadle is confined to long. Mrs. Hoffman Is the former the O'Bieness Memorial Hospital KathrYn Whitehead. wilh a broken arm. · Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jordan, Darwin Whitehead, CirclevU!e, and Monroe, N, Carolina, . spent from Lloyd Hoffman, Pomeroy, and the Friday even in g unt il Monday here late Winona Hoffman. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman reside at Dwaine Jordan and other relatives 336 · E. Mound St., in Clrcievllle, l'ere and in the New Marshfield 43113, where he Is employed with area . the Pollee Department. Hoffman birth ' SC HOOL OF INSTRUCTION - Participating in . the school of instruction at the Eighth DO;trict ' conference were left to right, Mary Moose, .Junction . City, stale third member· of Americunism: Loreha Tiemeyer, Pomeroy, hOspital deputy, !llbstitutingfor Veda Davis, wl10 l' hospitalized; Catherine Curl, Crooksville, dl, tri ct pn.'Sident: Becky Pasquale, Gallipolis, children and youth; Sharon Squires, Wellston, community service, and Rossanna Hribar, Zanesville, Americanism. I Auxiliary hosts district ·fall conference · Mrs. Iris Shields of Man"tua. prt!Sident of the Ohio Department. American ·Legion Auxiliary, wa s speaker at the E ighth District fall conference hosted Thursday by the Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 In Pomeroy. · , Using a patriotic theme, Mrs. Shields highlighted Ca nada, foreign relations county in this year's Auxiliary study and assistance PfOKram ann also <;Om!"Tlented on the brcen1ennial a! the constilulion. Ellen Rought, president of the host unit , opened the conference attended by 75 Auxilia ry members and Introduced past eighth district presidents, Helen Hampt on, Lor· rene Snyder, Florence Richards. Louise Stewart, and Jean Carr: and Party held for nursing gradttate ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walburn entertained with a party honoring their daughter. Jill, on her gradua- HnrrisqnviiJe news Kenda Donohue, who attends Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, spenf the weekend with ber parents, Ray· mond and Delores Donohue. Kenda Is majoring In English. Bessie Graham has returned trom South Carolina where she spent a month with her two daughters and their fa milies and !Jolr son and his family . · Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cotterill made a trip to Olympia. Wash. to Visit tbeir daughter, Katherine Domlgan and her family. Enroute they did some sightseeing. Mrs. Oomlgan is in the real estate 'business. Her trusband , is in the service. ' lion from the Buckeye Hills School of Practical r>ursing. Thr party was held fo llowing graduat ion on Sept. 26. A dC'corated cake inscribed "Congratulations, .Jill" was dro>rated in the school colors of mint grcen. yellow and ,> white. Punch. chceS<'balls and crackers were served. Att ending wen> 'Mr. and Mrs. Sleven Walbum. Summ er and Tyler. Kingspo11 . Tenn.: Amv Roush. Mrs. Sco11 Watton, Mrs. Doug Atkins and daughter. Meg, Mr. <1nd Mrs. William Lambert. Sending gift s and ca rds wcrC' Mrs. .lames Cotton. Mr. and Mrs. Ra.vmond Lrc Walbum, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walburn. 1sabPlla Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Rotn1 G. Clarke Jr.. Ivy S!Cf'th. Marie Roush. Alice Humphreys. Usa Theme. and Jod~ · NoblP. Mary Moose. third department Americanism committee member. On behall of the host unit she also presented plaques to Catherine Curl, dtsllict preside nt, and Mrs. Shields. Erica McClint ock. junior district president, was sergeant at arms, and Laney Hankla was color bearer for the adva ncement of the colors. Robin Campbell extended the weloome. with Patricia Shaffer givin g the response. Bruce Reed. president of Pome· roy Council, extended a welcome to the group, and Mickey Williams brought greetings from ~st 39. Dis tr ict officers, Rosanna .Hriba r, Americanism; Rebecca Pasquale, children a nd youth; Lon·ene Snyder, w tcra ns affairs; Sharon · Squires,. oommunity ser· vice: and Loretta Tiemeyer, hospi· tal representative, conducted a school of instmclion. The afternoon session Included a report from iht resolutions com· mittee composed of Florence Ri· chards, Beverly Clark and Char· ' lotte Hawk, a flower fund report from Mrs. Hampson, and the benedlclk>n by Iva Powell. Kathy Pu llins was the cpnfere nce orga nist. · Mildred Hudspn and Mrs. PuDins had charw ·or tII' luncheon arrangetnents. KEEP OUR KIDS SAFE! .. ' r6r NAME l:li S ,:~==== Homl• ,.- tlotrfl:::~==== The a mazing growth of the " Ml SS t~m CHILDREN" problem !!=!!~=:; ========--/ ha s become a national s ubjec t. We want to do our pa rt to be s ure AJJNAYS that the safety of o ur children takes top priority in our walk home commun1ty. with !I friend W~ have avai lable at no cost to you, a strip of 7 pressu re 1-L::...-- - - - - - - 1 sens1trve labels to be applied to note books, book cover-s, lunc h IEIIIIM:l M yoJ/1 peNn~~ """'*. ..._ •If ..,"' MA •toJGU Cll" I Regular meetings of the Long New Items for the Long Bottom Column may te sent to Melody · Roberts at Box 7, Long Bottom, or telephoned to her at ~4Z75. ' ACCEPT rides or gifts from sha1Q81'8 TRUST Things Happen. 352 SECOND AVENUE GAWI'OUS, IIIlO PHONE 446·0902 97 N. SECOND AVENUE . MIDDlEPOIT, OHIO PHONE 992·6661 BISSELL SIDING CO. BOGGS Far111 Equi.Mut · Parfl YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE , DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! y,, ,,,,,, 214 EAST MAIN t'JMEROY 992-6687 Stote Aute IMitriiMe , • •, Public Notice 'I ,, ' ' I ,, ' ': ' ' & 2 POLYESTER CORD PLIES ' ' ' ' ' '' ..' , ,. '' TIRES .." . 1 ,· "WE MOUNT YOUR TiRES. AND WASH THE SIDEWALLS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE" BRAKE INSPECTION B· 86 - A POMEROY HOllE & AUTO 1 0 ••1 P.O. Box 471 PreotonobuJ'II, KY 41853 . 19126: j10J 2, 54 12 THURS. EVENING, OCT. 9, 1986 5:00P.M. J 992-209~. POMEROY SERVING MEIGS CO. 20 VI:ARS -1966·1986 Public Sale 8o Auction PUBLIC AUCTION '' ARE WELCOME Public Notice •n•w• : VISA . ,- Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE IN THE Goegloin ond NOTICE OF A PUBLIC SALE w~l be COMMON PLEAS , -.ctond APPOINTMENT OF hold by The Bonk Josephine COURT Goegloin, .,d FIDUCIARY on'tho t 4th doy of October, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Chorloo Gotgloin ond - . . , . On September 30, 1986, 19j8 of tho Bonk's ..uip· Gotgloin, tarobond ond will, the Meigs Cou t p bat0 mont lot locotod ono (1) milo AVERY GOEGLEIN ond ~g !hot n Y ro nol:th of Cheshire. Ohio on HELENE GOEGLEIN. ot ol. .,d. Coso No. 26291 , M . Plointllfo judgi1Wit be ,......... In Buck, 23350 Hill Ohio Route n7 , otso being vo. plointillo', A-v Goegloln .,d Racine, Ohio, 45771 , thi locotion of Joy-Mor CINII -oGoegloin, tarlllondond 1·w'"'1'"1" 1' ppolntod AdministroComp•nv on the .. 1t aide of .DARK DIAMOND COAL will. A1bort Goegloin, tnd trixofthe eltote of Mabel c. Stott Route #7 . Time of sole CORPORATION, etol . Doftndento Chorloo Gotgloin tnd Moxtno Roush, decoeo8d, lata of will be ; ;00 p.m. Solo iolor 1 CASE NO. 86·CL· 185 "-loin, larsbond tnd wtlo," 23360 Hi11 Road , Racine , the purpoiO ol dloposlng of ....,., 1 NoTIC E BY -lllolnlt dofondoms. Dootc Meigo Coun'-' , Oh., . 45771 . the following mining ..uip· • PUBLICATION Diomond Cool "-Ilion ., ment: • D D C _,..., Roben E. Suck , lomond 011 Co- 111111- Mining. Inc.. in the 14 BU10 Joy Looding- .. •O~otic ..~1 111 Probete Judge poro-•. _.,.. Ill own · oii'IIUnt of Forty Two Thou· Lena K. Nosulroad , Clerk Mechino 119852 • c/ o Donokl H. ooncf Seven!)' Dne ond od.W.. lontJ-Ainlox F - llreokor Eacret. 33eO Ellt llllingotan, 91 / 100 Dotlorlit42,071 .911 110) 7. 14, 21 3tc w~-t4n C......_ Dhk> 4322?, in- together w~h lnttlolt tnd • 38-inch • t OO·Ioot Now d/01 P. D. BOic129, Pomoloy, lor ouch otberrotioflt low or Redial Stocker #851 B , 100 HP Joy Bolt-Drive, Ohio, 467e9, -IIDWWI· In oqulty u may be found to knoM1, wlllllttnotlco!heton bo nece ...uy and proper to Stortor • Toilpioce 440 tho_!~ ~ Jonune.d H1~ • gr.,t ptointilfllull rotitfond 54 Misc. Merchandise /IBC3068 ·-, - . - • ~ r..:overy of plaintiffs' cooto Joy 18A B 4-Whoot Drive Googloln, tarolrond will, A~ horoin. Cutting Macfline440 #17781 bert Goegloin, tnd a t You oro not~iod thet you S&S 488 Scoop, Charger, and MPII'II Ooegllin, hJ• •r• ntquired ta the end,2 seta of new batt•ie• bend 111111 wtlo, • plolntlllo, coinplolnt whh·in twtnty· #1144 light doyo eltor t11e lost pu· • 500 KVA Pomco Substa· fllod 1 C"""lolnt ~glinot you ) ion 480 to 4160 #A6383· in the Common PloM Court.' bNcotlon, which will be pub· Moigo Courity, Ohio. Cuo No. tiohed onco ooch w•k for 1on · 600 KVA line Power In· 88-CV-185, ~dlngth!to six conoocutivo w•ko . tbe cool loooo dated Juno 7, lostpublic:otlonwNibemodo oide Box 4160 to 4BO and 1982 ..., ptoinlllls. Avon the 8th doy of October. 550 nB452·94BB • .., Ga4olloli1 111111 llelono Got1988 ond the tw.,ty-otght Gallo 300 Roof Bolter 440 gloin, . . , _ 111111 - · AI- days lor lniWtl will com· AC #1562 bert Gotgtoln "'dhiowtlo, Su- monee on thet doto. Ag.~;·.~~O Roof Bolter 440 ..-. Gotg..-., NJw dKJMJd, In ceae of your flilure to one! Cherlao Gotgloln •d Milonoor otberwlot roo· Joy 21 SC Shut~o Cor - • Gotgloin, huobend tnd pond . 10 ponnlnod by tbe nET 12437 . Joy 21 SC Shuttlo Cor wh. 111111 Dllk Diomond Cool Ohio Rules of Civl Proco· Corporltlon, ond. tn OUIM· · dure within the tlino llotod #ET 13143 mont Ap1 23, 1181i "judgment by default will ~ S&S Servic e Vohicte bot\uwt A-v Cloegloin ond :1011dorod 1111inot you lorthe #SS100 ~ . _ . Goegloln, huobend ond ,..,lltf domondod In the com· Schroeder Drill Model wile, Albon Googloln, Single, plolnt. CDB2000 A-17 #265 lorry E, Sponcor, to utiafy a commercial loan one! Cherlol Gotgloin •d Mil· • Gotgtoln, lar-d one! Clorlc ol Courto, datOd the 14th day of June, wile, onddol.tdonta. DootcDIMoigo Count)', Ohio 1988. omond Cool Coporolioo• ond By ·Mtrlono Horrloan, THE BANK JOSEPHINE Mortcol Mining, Inc., be .. n- Deputy • RESERVES THE RIGHT cotlod .. d hold lor-~~~ ond (91 2. 9, 16, 23, 30; TO BID . thet porlll I 1 of Aid pre. (10) 7. etc TEAMS OF SALE: 'CASH' b e . . . . - - ' * ' to . The Bonk Jooephone 8 FREE TIRE ROTATION & 992-3345 4-I 5·'86-fc Ltx:ated at 26 Railroad St. in lliddlepo,rt, O~io . Watch for sian at POifell St. r "ANYTHING FOR EVERYTHING" Gu coo.in&stovt, wi)Od & lXIII stoves. wood stoves, fr" · stendl~l -clbumer. open firtpltce, dolls, tools, bier· cltS, 111 e~rts , Sprln&field two wll"i tractor w/catter ~ar, tool bollS, floor jacb, chain uws, and all kinds Ill 111rsc. AuttionHr llote: You won 't bllieve ~ till you '" it! Cash DAN SMITH Positwe ID 949-2033 or 992-7301 54 Misc . Merchandise FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDA VS CJ · Colf1!uterized Htaring,Air Selection z Swim Molds - lntelllreting SeJVices a: ,. S~RVICE l3 985-3561 All Mebt LISA M. KOCH, M.S. licensed Clinical Audiologist :I: z - •Washan •Dishwasher• •Range a •Refrigerators •Drvers •Freezers PARTS end SER (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 SATELLITE IS STILL THE WAY TO GO SER~ICE ~S<rambled Over 100 We can repair and r&" core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . . SIZE. 23X30X007 .. ONLY. 25.( EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMERED LAMP SHADES. CAN IE PURCHASE~ DAILY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. !With tarry's (alllel Outlet) '=======:=======. ===~ 992 •6173 1' • 8•86 •1 mo. GREAT BEND ELEaRIC, Inc:. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR •Residential •Commercial •Industrial Yard Sale .' -' ....... Ganrp-ons... ·..... .. -·.; ... -.- -- .... --- ...-- .... .... . clot heo, ~" 2· 4. Woodon . .. '· Yard Sole Wlti·Thu... 9AM to 4PM . Jaons, kid o clothH, bltlo · curtains , Bull;viHe TownhouH . ' 1 pra1d1, smalltppli.. ce•. books Ctrport Slit Friday 10th, 202 IC ineon Or. Mens IPOr1 J•c;kets. lei1uu1 suit, le1ther N a~ ede j1cket, • welters . women ctoth et, brown & beige 1fgh1n new . port hole digger, mfsc. , , .......p....................... .. omeroy Middleport & Vicinity ........ ..... .... ..... _~·--·- .. ·-· ... ' ·; ' ', ' Run ell s re1 . Wolf Pen Rd . Oct. "• 6 ,7,8 . 9·00 . 5 '00. . RAYMOND E. PROFFM (MAC) • RACJNE, OHIO · (me,r~tncy ' . ' Offite 949 -2431 . :·. A CHIMNEY FIRE CAN DESTROY YOUR HOME IIIIGS CO. HIJMNE " SOCIETY HAS BEAUTIFUL liMNS anti U 1S FOR ADOPnON • $SOO Adapti'"' F• • ' • , ... , ·.· ' · port . Brand name jeans, li la 6 , ·, 1nd 7. boys clothe~. beb'J' items . .. .., : 'di1he1 . Avon . · ,, j -::----:---- ' . ' FIREPLACES & WOODSTOVES -.. ""Pf'Piiiiisiiiif ..... · ··. : /:i \. .\ \,.. J '""'lV I · •... '' '' ll CENSED·I NS UR ED· CERTIFI ED •Cleaning Inapectlon ~ •Flue Caps Installed •Chimney Rebuilding ... - ""TOTAl. FIREPI.ACE AND f 8 family , Oct. 7th rough 11 from 9:00 to 5 :00p.m. Fint trailet on left on Peach Fork Rd . Co. Rd . 19. Mens and ~MJmens clo thing of all sltes. ehlldren' clo thing, birth and up. M1ny mi1c Items. ~-:----::---Four fftmily yard sele. Wednn d11v only 380 Grant St., Mtddle- Oct. 8th and 9th. large u te. 2 · ~: · mi. on Fl atwooda. Boys cto1tuts " '- ' 8 · 16 , 1hoes. boots. 2 coal and • ' wood stovn. new G.E. portable • "~ org~n, misc . d'-hts, camper top . ' ; ·Qtftimnty C!tart 4-16·' 86 lfn uu •U-6505 7 Yard Sale Frid1y 10 .. 111 tize clothes. Ddd1 & ends. Blood monter. 101 Mlbl.,e Or. off 160. 11 ·1!1 ·811 9112·$427 or 'f'll·3UlO 5217. Yard lila, BulavUie Wid .. Thurs., F•l. of 'II mi .. out Rd. lota goodie•·eo rna & see . CALL COLLECT: Ph. (614) 843-5425 HALF COST of SPAY/ NEUTER at time of Adoption Bal1t1c:t1 Paid monthly 10 Humane Socisty Lost Golden Retriever, Cemp Conley tree. Raw1rd . 30•·876- LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES " Free Estimates" lncludtS Wonoed ond first lnnoculolions Rd . Call 614-446 -9780 . We Also Update and Service Most Systems Complete Guttar Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home .,.. . 20yeoll Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS LOST fem1le St . Bernard on Mortonwoods & BullVille-Porter Girls " At Reasonable Prices" ALUMINUM SHEETS' FOR SALE LOST Red Pomerai1n. lott on 1 . Adtmsville Core Rd . NHI medi· cation (reward}. Call 614· 245· 5104 . htll trH, tuys , women & m.,, ' clo thing , lots of mile:. B"ide Rockylrd on 160. Satu•doy" only . 8 "1 n1 VINYL & AWMINUM PH. 9.49-2801 or 949-2860 & tan with bobtail. Call 814245· 6200. & Vicinity $.20 A Mo ,....H SUPERIOR .. SIDING CO. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES &GARAGES ;6:::;l::;o;s;t;a;nd:;::;F::;ou::::nd:;:::: . ,·' chclmels. NOW ACOMPLETE 10FT. SYSTEM FOR PAT HILL FORD BISSELL BUILDERS PM, 304-675·6784 . 1-13 tin RADIATOR ·. EUGENE lONG Six kitten•. long hlired ,can 6:00 FOUND: me!• Coon dog , white KEN'S APPLIANCE 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 1· 13-lfc LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL · FILL DIRT 312/Hn (CUT" OUT FDI FUTUIII US !I '2 STER CORD BELTS . '49.95 51 :95 54.95 56.95 60.95 62.95 66.95 68.95 67.95 69.95 72.95 74,95 PHONE 992-2156 . lit Ciunl St. PorMIOJ. Ohio 45769 , tFOI ONE! Pomeroy, Ohio Y. C. YOUNG Ill . Of Writ• O.dly Senlintl Ctmihed Dept. OUR BEST PREMIUM ... All-SEASON· THE PURCHSE .OF 3 TIRES AT REGULAR PRICE SIZE PRICE 992·6215 or 992-7314 lulinen Forms, Copy SorYicts, !lc. m tltltt St., tlti.Wift>o<t 104 ......rry a,, .. PtHMrey (Free Estimates! .--The Daily Sentinel "Not responsible for accidents or loss of property' ( ~ I•I I CHIMNEY WORK " ; ' 1 ' ' '• I I • • "> l 1 ! . INDUSTRIAl STAINlfSS ,STEEL LINERS INSURAH<I WOM . • 4 1 mo 1 fI I ( • I f l 446-2062 l I SUGAR RUN ASHLAND . Sentencing set in ,Clary case r, 600 EAST MAIN ________ .. ~" .ROOFING .' COUPON EXPIR PHONE Members named Bottom Senior Citizens Club are. held at the community buDding on tbe second and fourth Tuesday of each month. The Long Bottom Community Assoctatkm meets the last Wednesday of each month. POPULAR MASTER CRAFT RADIALS . ·$1450 . BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 992-3410 'I'IJESDAY WEDNESDI\Y RUTLAND - Rutland Village CHESTER - The Uvtng Word Council meets 'fuesda)', 7:30 p.m .. ChUJc h of God, Chestel'. will hold a at thr ci1·ic cenfrL revival Sunday through Wednes· ,...- - , ~ •••.. day. 7::JO p.m. with Rev . Anwt MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Perez. Lodge :lli:l F'&AM ml{'tS 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. TIIURSDi\'1' POM;EROY - Pnreptor Beta POMEROY - Xi Gamma Ep· Beta Chapt er of Beta Sigma Ph i sUon Chapter of Beta Sigma · Phi Sorority wlll be traveling Thursday ·Sorolity ml'('l s 'fu esday, 7 p.m.. to Jindra WlnC'I)'. For roorc Seniol' CitizC'ns Center. in formatiQ n call Jane Walton. ALIGNMENTS . MOST CARS . STAR 'GAIER SYSTEMS Roger Hysell Garage 1 Protect ve ur children , kee p our kids safe, come .In tod ay and get your st np of safety labels fo r your children absolutely free . Supplres are l1m 1ted . We are doing thi s because we care·. . . J.R·,·, REPil'IR.S Donat.ons sought for ·fund bo~. book bag, bicycle, anything the child comes in contact with $Oing to or comlng lrom school. Each label is designed to se rve as a consta nt reminder that the child's safety is at stake . Business Servi.ces reason ·behlnd th is, in rcy opinion, is I'F=====:::==:n'f7.;7.~~~~:;:rr;::;::=:=:::::=::::::::::::::;::::=t Wells said he took the state job , ~ly to kick (me) out ofthe union. I . A~E YOUR SAL£$ 1 after the . mine where he once don't .know of anyone else who has' · A AND SERVICE worked was closed In the . UMW) · !Ptl~ this letter." ' TV Ant HEADQUARTERS FOil TUPPEIS PI.AIIS; 011. . rontract dls!llte with tbe Virginia· · But Daniel said Olher members. s, ennas =~~~~~~lA I 0' 2" AU ALUMINUM lUCK .MESH SU BIEEIE . based A.T. Massey Coal Co. In tbe past, have been told to pay up Satellite Sale.s •SPEED QUEEM LAUNDRY · SAn:UITE SYSTEM$; Fullltesltatt. lnst.alltd ........ 11,650 The letter of rotificatlon trom ocget rut, andthatthe noticesen tto Installation •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR SAME SYSTUI AS AIOVE WITIIOIIT IUIOTE •1,!50 Daniel cited a July 1983 resoltitkm Wells was rot ,an attempt to get ServiC'1 ,.SATELUTE SALES & SERVICE Wt lhw.t II Fall TI .. passed by the potlcy-maklng Inter- him. DESCRAMIUJIS WITH SYSTEM PURCHASI - $365 natklnal Executive Board wlilch "He hasn't been singled out." Electronic Organs S.•t T11hlelu D£SCUMILIIALO. 1315 says any memter who earns at. Daniel said. "Tbe whole thing bolls Mobile service • D•lf THERE'AIE SIIU APPIIOI. 100 ~NSOAMilEll CHANNllS least Sltm a month in a ron-UMW do 11m to the union has adopted a RIDENOUR ~b must pay the dues of a n active (Xllicy and that t;; what's been put 614-843 ·5248 TV &APPLIANCE CHARlES WDEI NORMAN WEIER miner- $12.15.a month ratberthan · into effect here." R£ASONAIIE • IUIAIIE · 667·6235 667·3074 the $125 paid by Idle miners. · ' Daniel said he is sure· Olher '86 '86 "Thls istheflrstllmeleverheard members payiJW: the lower ctues' tell of this," said Wells , who had also are w rning more than Sl,tmat BUILDIN GENERAL REPAIR .LACK· WALNUTS . been an elltled official for mor" non·UMW firms but ·that It Is REMODELING . , net . ..... $800 StarlniJI than rilne o1 hls 16 ~ars In the UMW "vlrtua,lly Impossi ble" lor l]im to Per Hundred Pound s INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR before losing his bid lo r District 17 · know \Vho they are unless oomeone After Hulling on j president two years ago. ' provides him with the informatX>n. Hammons Huller "I feel fike I'm being singled out , Sam Church df Exeter, Va .. a SEPT. 29-NOY. 8 recause r1 my involvernmt with tbe former UMW !l'esident who lost the 317 N. Stcond Middleport, Ollia Just Bring your Black Better Pension Committee. The union's top ~b lo Richard Trumka Walnuts still in the hull COMr.lliCIAL • RESIDENnAL · • to when the new leadership was swept -FREE ESTIMATESinto o!flce, agreed with Wells that NEWELL'S SUNOCO . Chosttr, Ohio .he possibly has been stngle!l rut. (614) 992-5009 Mon.·Sot. I oim· S pm "I know of no other person that BECKLEY, W.Va. tUPI) Acord said there is probably that has happened to," Church said. . $PWALIZING IN WINDOW I DOOR REPlACEMENT " 985-3350 P-ensioners and Widows are being another 5,001 pensioners In the 9·22 ·86·1 mo. "Tbere are a lot of people laid oif in aSked to maU in donations to help. district that the union h¥ nst track tpe financially aUlng District 29 .of of tecau5e they have 'quit paying this district, and a lot of people are out working as carpenters." the United Mine Workers union get tl'eir $1.25 llllnthly dues. *VINYL SIDING AUTOMAnC Announ cemenl s hack on Its feet. *ALUMINUM SIDING "Those are the people we need·to TRANSMISSIONS Some 14,00) miners are laid off in hear from," Acord said. *BLOWN IN Ihe Beckley-based district and only REBUILT & REPAIRED 3 Announcements ·.•. .~ "We don't say they're getting a INSULAnON Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio 4·,000 members are actually free ride because they earned their .··:. working. pensions and benefits. au the AUTO & TRUCK SWEEPER and sew Wig machine District 29 President Everett people who helped them earn that COLUMBUS. Ohio (U P1 1 -Gov. repair, parts, and supplia. Pidc REPAIR · Acord confirmed Monday that he was tbe UMW and the UMW needs Richard F. Celeste has announced up and delivtrt. Dtvil Vac:wm New llc!mes Buill 190 MULIERIY AVJ, Cleener , one htlf milt up has sent letters to ahout 5,500 them now." AI.O TrU111111iaa the appointment of six of the seyen "Free Estimates" George~ CnNtk Rd . C.ll 614pensioners a nd widows seeking POMEROY, 011. The dis\rict has made cutbacks members o! the Organized Crime 446·0294. PH. 992-5682 . PH, 949·2801 donations. The mov~ .- follows ,a sinO" 1982 when it went to a four-day In vestigat ions Co mm iss ion , PH. 992-9949 Rac:ino Gun Shoot apon10rld by or 949-2860 similar campaign two years ago. or 992-7.121 work week. Two years ago, it laid . enacted by the General Assembly Racine Gun Club. EverySundtv. Bob Bartan, Owner No Sunday Calls beginning at 1:00 p.m . .Factory off six elected officials and later earlier this year. 6-17-lfc 9/ 27/ 86/ 1 mo. Choke, 12 guage 1hotguns. 3/ 11 / lln Acord said he has received ahoul dfOpped 'tre jobs altogethet. II also has laid off two field , l.llO replies to date but he declined The· memters are Columbus 4 Giveaway . to say how much money was representatives and sl"llt 'down Its Pollee Chief Dwight Joseph. Cuya· Howanl L Writesel of!erl'd. Mullens office. hoga County Prosecutor John PLUMBING & IIU '"""' "We've b st 2,(00 jobs sinO" the "Tbe union doesn't llke to talk 8 Puppies 10 good horN. Ctl SALES & SERVICE 614· Corrigan, Hamilton County Prosce· Ntw lo<arion: 367-7120 . ahoul its flnanoes," he said . "The first of this year alone." he said·. NEW- REPAIR utor Arthur Ney, and Trumbull 168 North Second U. S. RT. SO EAST less tl'e companies krow, til' "I'D be honest ... I don't know how 1 yr. old male Beagle & bird dog . Middlepert, Ohio 45760 .Gutters County Sheriff Richard Jakmas, a GUYSVILLE, 01110 Mo1her ntgistered Beegle. Ctll belter. But it has been a )pod· we're )ping to turn tli s thing retired captain of t he Ohio Highway Downspouts 614-446-0302 ., SALES & SERVICE around." • success so far." Authorized John Doere, Patrol. We C1rry Fishing Supplie~ Gut1er Cleaning 2 kittens , 2 · middle~t9ed cats New Hollo!'ll, lush Hog Also named were Galen· Ash, Pay Your Cable & Black Ill tiger. Call "114-379J!ainting Farm Equipment 2421 . Phone Bills Hero chief ol police in Bowling Green a nd FREE ESTIMATES Dtaltr P":':'IC - - IUSIHISS PilON! president of t he Ohio 'Association of YeUow & whiltkitt.,, fJi.-.dtv •• 8 949-2263 1~141992· ~550 wk . old . Call61~ · ,..8-3661 . Chiefs of Police. and David Trout· POINT PLEASANT - Sentenc· maximum sintence cl one year ir IISIJINCE PHONE man, Summit County sheriff and or 949·2168 ing has been set for Friday at 9:ll the county jail and/or a $100> fine. & SeNiee · 6 kitten to good honw. lhtor t6 t4l 2·17-86 -lln trained . Celt 614-446-3897 . a.m. In Mason County Circuli Court Clary was . !ndlctal lor fata lly ""Second vice preside nt of the 1·3-'86 tfc fa~ Kermit Keith "Buck" Clary, 53, wounding Brumfield at the· Glen- Buckeye Sta t e She riff s' Fullgrown house dog '1.1 Pekinelt- 'h GDrgty. not ..e to Lesage, W.Va.. found guilty of wood Inn ln . southern Mason Assocla\k>n. THE QUAUTY children, prefer older per100 or The rommission is headed by Involuntary manslaughter last Frt· County. Clary testified during the couple. Ctll 814 ·258· 1919. PRINT SHOP day in theshootingdeatho!Wllllam trial he confronted Brumfield over Attorney Genera l Anthony Cele· ,, All NHil Male 80fdtr Collie. Bltck and Keith "Barney" Brumfield, 36, last rumors that Brumfield said Clary brezze. It is assigned to coordinate white 1 ye1rold . Fem1leEnghh PWS: OHict Supplits & lnvesttgatbns of organized crimi· Jan. 14. · was "queer." Clary took a gun with H..ler,3 yetn old . GNe to DDDCI · ' - Addon• and remodeling · Furnitun, Wttlding ' home. Good wttc:h dog. 814 nal activity a nd empan el task - Rooting and guner work The ju ry returned the verdict him, he said, because he had been and Graduatian 992· 63•1 . - Conerete work aft er two oours of reliberatlon informed that Brumfield was forces to investigate such activity in ·Stationery, Mognori< Plumbing and electric•! a count y or ad jacent counties. Jeep ftttionwagon tor perts. .. FridaY: Tbe sentence carries a "ex~oslve." Sigm, lubbor Stomps, work • Cal1304-n3-6878 . Calendar / happenings 1SS/80R13 16S/80R13 17S/80R13 18S/80R13 18S/75R14 195/75R14 20S/75R14 215/75R14 205/75R1S 22S/75R15 22S/75R15 235/75R15 ye;~r. · By CHARLES E. DEBEVEC United Press Jntemi.tlonal . D~nny Wells, a 16-year veteran r1 United Mine Worker~. union struggles In West Virginia , says the union hierarchy Is try ing to 6iist him over his attempts to refOITI) the pension plan and Is using his unpaid dues as leverage. But the secretary-treasurer of Charleston-based Districl17. May: nard ,Oanlei, strongly denied that c~a rge Monday.. saying It is not· up~sual for the UMW to demand lha t a mem her keep his dues current, . · ~ }'/ells, a LOgart resident · who began working as a claims invest!· gator for the West Vlrglnla Unem· ployment Compensation Fund in S!!pternber 1!1!5, said tbe UMW lnfoiTI)ed him Friday that he will be kicked out in ·l J days unless he pays active member due5 over the past· 'MARC slaies u_pcom:...ing aaivit. .es . t.__ Mantua, third from lelt, slate president of the tbe funeral. of rer sister, Tressle Stetbem. ' Jim Woods. son of Mrs. Ronnie. ·swain, Is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wells and attending the local school: Kate and Oscar Mtles of Naples, Fla. are. here lor a llllnth's visit with area family and friends. Mrs. Carrie Countes, Pound, Va. wlll spent the next· week here wtth · Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and Ginger. · Mr. and Mrs. Ron Murphy are moving from the old Newlun house toamobllehomeonMt.OllveRoad · owned by Mr, and Mrs. Tim Dtllon. Christy Hoffman spent a recently weekend with her gran~rentS, , . Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. . Mrs. Virginia Hayman has· returned from a trip to Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holter are. row In Maine where Is stationed with the U. S. Army. · Martin Nesselroad is .recuperat· ing from Injuries received In a recent fall. . Mrs. Margaret Cauti'Qme was the recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. ' Martin NessE:)road. Cindy Thomas 'isited TUesday and Wednesday with Melody Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Paul . Haubo!r. The Daily Ohio UMW official ·alJegeS ouster move .. t <. I I, I II f, 1 ' ' ' & Vicinity •.... : .. . ... . .. ... . ... ... . . .. .. . . . , Yard Sate, 2325 Jefferson A~e ., Tt.urs-Fri._ 9 :00 to 5 :00. baby bed. youth and 1dult clorhea . mise items. Tuppe rw•re , Home Interior. 10me fumlture , other mise: Blele School. Follow signa. 1 I I I . ' ' ' ·: ; ' .. '''. •, ; I . ..- . . ~' ' 3 famity yard tale, Wed , Oct. 8th, 10:00 tit\ 6:00 . Fifst time , ,: this year . Cloltln, gla11ware, .... ~ items . On rfeht tcrou trorn I I ' <, , �Page- 6-The Daily Sentinel 9 Pomeroy Middleport Ohio LAFF·A·DAY . W~tntld To· Buy Apartment for Rant We pay cuh for lett model cl•n used c.r,. · Ji~ink Chev .-Okt 1 Inc. ~ bdr. Unturnithed 1pt. in Crown C~y. Coli 814-258-8520. 614 -448-3&72 TOP CASH plid fOr 51 Household -Goods R.gency tile. 1pertment 2 bdr . '83 model 'utlllti• partly ~id, nice . C•ll 304· 676-5104 . .. 304·675· 7928. ' • and newer used . eers. Smith Buid!:-PontiiW:, 1911 Eastern , ~"JI1 .. GeiUpalls . Call 614 -4482~82 . . 2 bdr. 2 baths, kitChll't fur· nlshed, 11 Court St. t328 per WANTED TO BUY uMd .VOod & coal heaters. SWAIN'S FURNI · mo. plut iltiliti•. reference Fumished apt. adultt ,only. Call 814·448-91523, Wanted - 5 or more acres of tec ludtd lend in Southw"ttm school dlttriet with or without farmhouu . If without farmhou.. will be c..h dHL · Heve !Old houH, reidy to buy now. Coil 814-898-6657 . Duphtl tor . rent 848 Second Ave .. G111ipolia. 3 bdr. livingroom, diningroom, new kit· chen. becky,.rd, mng . & ran~·· 1286 piUI utiliti. . . IICUrtty dlpoalt. Call814-448-0690. ~uylnff deity ao~. ai~er colna, nngs, JIW'alry, sterling ware, old W8nted Old Radios told before 1940. Philco, RCA , Zenith, Crosley. Any Name. Will pay top cash for some models. 304-•2 · 2220. EmploymP.nl Serv ICCS .... "Yo!} don't want ~ people to know you're seeing ·a psychiatrist, eh? -And how do you imagine that makes ME feel?" 31 Hom es for Sale 1 1 Halp Wanted EJCp«ienc:ed Media Sal111 Reps .Need 8111 plus commi ..ion. Call 304-757-7881 Monday thru Fridty, 10 to 4. Mtke ' Christmas money. sell Awon. Mike 45 perc.nt . Call .814 -448-3368 . Reps NeedeCI ior buain•s acoounts . Full-Time. 880.000180.000, Part-Ti me $12.000•18 ,000. No telltng, reptlt busin••· Set your awn hourt. Training provided . Call 1·612· 938-6870, M-F. Bam .to 6pm !Central Standard nme}. 3 bdr., 1ir, pool, garage. Nice. Commercial property, corner tots & htghw•y fron1age. list with us . We hiNe buyen. A-One Real Ett•u- Broker. ·c.u 304· 874-5104 "'304-874-5388 . Convenient locatkln o.ff Uppl!lt" Rt. 7, 3 to 4 bdr. FP in LR, eornplata kltmtn , built in dit· hw11h•. range, oven, micro· we'lle & Wllhl!lf-dryer. TV room. 1800 or 2700 down & 30 yun financing aVIIIIable. Kyter CrHk School. 146,000 extra lind avlillb,la. 814-U6-7827 Large corner lot. Countryaire E.tatn. C1rpeted, 3 bedroom, li'lllngroom. FR. 1 beth, gar•ge. U8,500.' CoO 814·446·6271 , Registered Nunes Pan-time•nd Full-time . Pincr81t C~re Cen- 3.2 •crea • frame home on ter, a 116 bed tkllled fac:ilitv. Ne'&hborhood Rd . for 1111!1 by neerh full -time tnd pan -time owner. C11t attar 5:30PM. 814Reglltere4 Nurs•. We offer 448-7488. good nlary and benefits. Please Call or send your mu me ra: 2 bdr . houta full b. .m.,t, 2 PinecrMt care Center, 555 baths. 1 1ttached garage 1 Jackson Pike Rd . GaHtpolis. Oh VII IUach.t, outbuildingt, , 3 A. 45631 . Phone 814-446-7112. , m·l, f8nc:e, loll of pine ~EO · M ·F trHt, pond. Cal dav• 614·441· 2107 or evtt. 614-245-5100. bp. dependllble eook. App~ Holiday Inn . No phone calls I room house. 1.2 1c,... Double plea ~e . car g~r~ge. Located on Rote Hill. Bargain priced 120,000. Call Now i1tervutwing far electronic 814 ·878-2513, installation· service techncltn. Burglar alarm tystems, tele- Government Home& from •1 . (U phanesystems. aatellite T. V and repair). Delinquant,tlx property. related equipment. Mutt be Aepoueuiona. Ctll 805-887 · haneat, ntliable and tome tech· 6000 Ext. GH9806 for currant rica I knowl .. ge. Pay commen- rapo titt. a.r•te with eJtperience. good con'f)II'IY benelltt. For pertoh•l 3 bedroom home. 16 aer..' in interview ~d r81ume to P.O. Morning Stir 1r11. Lllfge pond ~ox 989 , G•llipolit, Oh 46631 , 1nd y.rd. Children• wooden play center. Home h11 new kitchen eq,erience body man needed to with range , refrtu•ttor 1nd dish build .. N.ge cars. Toolt re· wnher Included . Stone fire· qu irfld . Call 614~ 38 8 . 96.16 place, fully carpeted. Must tall! B'AM -6PM. M1kaoffar. Call 814-949-2503. 35 Loti ::1)00 Govttrnment Jobl Lilt. • 1& ,040· $5 9,230 vr. Now Hiring . Ca ll 805-68 7-6000 Ext. R-9806 . Hou11 for .. le in Pomeroy. No down peyment needed.• 3 bed· room. equiped kitchen, bill· ment. A.C. Clrport. C1ll 614· 992-2602. 1-------------4 bedroom home far ula. Price reduced. Good location. Cell 814-992-6972. 1 -----~----+--­ 2 br, kitchen , blthroom, with laundry room, Hvlng room & Aaembler~ Wanted, eam t4J to dining room, 111 ~ec . APpro• . 7 per day unmbling miles from Pt. Pl. on Rt. 62. 2 ditplly clownt. Materi•l tupp· trlcttappro,., 11cremoreorl11s • lied . Send stamped self ad- overlooking Kantwha River. drened envelope, Hawks Ltnd· •40.000. C1ll 304· 176·5440 ing , P. 0 Box, 3493, Orlando. between 8:30 and 4:30. Fl. 32859 . log home . 3-4 br. all elee. fulty Two utetpetiOnt needed to c:trpated, finish.d b~~&ment. service a Natio nal Advertiting Ambroti1. 7 miles from pt . Pl. on campaign during Octo ber . At . 82. City Wiler, pl'lled 125 .00 per wHk potential if drivew•y I teptie tank, situat.t willing to work hi"rd . Call on 'h •ere, overlooking Kana""ha EiectroluJC collect 30•· 788· River. UO.OOO. C1ll 304-675· 3213 bl!ltween 9· ,1 a.m. or walk 54•0 between 8 :30 and 4 :30. in at 45268 McConkle Avenue S .W., So. Chaa., W.V. Atk for Mr. Williamson . 32 Mobile Homes seo.oo Ne&d lady to live in with elderly couple. Letlr1 . WVa. Call 304· 89 5·31190. Mothen work while ch ildren in sdlool. 15 hours per week, 1 100 per eek plus bontut. Educationa sties. For appoint· ment 304 -882-2485 . t-20 12 Situations Wanted 18 Wanted to Do I FINE WOOD . Locu1t, M1ple, Elm. Walnut. 830 per load, dl'lli'llarad . Call S ill Slack at 614 -992•2269 . Hou se cleaning, have referen· en . Call Yal1rie . 304- 6754293. 14165 Fairmont Bayviaw 2 bdr., sll electric, underpinning, new c•rpet. 87,800. Call &14-246· 6815, 1973 Americane 14111:70 total electric. central air. , 2x12 wood utility building, on rented lot U ,OOO. Coli 614-446-3400 sftar 5.:00. 1978 Mansion 14x70. total etec., 2 bdr., den with woodburner, AC, applltnen, under· pinning, 1large porch. fully c.rpeted. 1!1'1 . c:o nd . Calt 614--266 -1946 after 6. 81 Oakbrook axp•ndo, exc:. cond. Must 1111. Call 614 -3792587 . . Business Opportunity I NOTICE! THE OHIO VALLE! PUBLISHING CO . recommends that you do busln•s with people you know . and NOT to send money throutfl the l"'•il until you have irl~.tet tiglted the offering . FREE BROCHURE . TaUt how you can own • succetaful clo thing a t o re . Jean · Spor1 1wear. Ladil!ll. Children, LArge Size. Cath investment t 13 .300.00. Cellnc'lwl Mr. Tate 704 ·274-5965 . Real Estate 31 1966 fiHtwood 82 ,600. Cell uk. for Ed , 814-448-7044 or 814·446· 9080. 1976 14Jt70 Oettytburg, 2 bdr , 2 full batha. porch & ewning, 2 A.C 'i, all elec., uc. c:ond. Be1t offer. Call 614-256 -8620' or 114-255·8502. F1nanc1al 21 NEW ANI) USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 36. PHONE 614-44&-7274 . 1971 Elcona traitor. 121185 . 2 bdr .. furnilhed, on rented lot. Clo1a .t o town. 8x18 out build;ng , Coil 814-448 ·9966. Fix -It Man. No job to l•rge or to s mall. Call ~4 - 773 - 663B . [ for Sala 19'84 Shultr mobile home U x7 0 with 10x2 0 expando an llvingroom & kitchen a111, 10111 alec .• 3 bdr., 2 bttha, GE space siVtt microwave in kitchen. will let underpinnng ~· with tr•iler. Coli 814-379· 2726. 1973 GrtnYille. 14~e70 , 3 bed· room mobile home. Furnished, 11t up. Undtfpinning. 118150. Coli 814· 992· 7479. MOBILE HOMES MOVED ' ;,. turtd, rai 110nlble rltM, C1ll 304 -678-2335 1977 Mobile home tor sate, , 4x85 Schuhz. 3 bedroom•. furnished with many e11tr11. Can be left on rented loti , ouoo.oo. 304-875· 1599. 1 986 14•54 Manslon mobile home. l+vt in 1 ye•. 89 .700. 304-875·11039 olt.. 5 prtl. a Homes for Sele Hou ae for Nl• 5 rooms & blth, •P•r1ment upttilirt, ' 3 room. blth, ~4•70 trailer 3 bedrooms. LR . DA . lncofM t700 month. U5 000. Ctll Earlie Carr, 814· 25& ~ 1648 c•ll tnytime, 841 Third Avt. a • '11 Windtor 2 br llrge living room kitchen. 2 porchll & underpennlng. gra1t cond. Must .... 304·882· 3715. Must ntl 12xlli 1871 Ntw Moon, vood coqd., furniahld, woodbumer, air cond,, Wllh•. ~!YO'· poroh, 05 ,100. Coil 304· n3-tee7. a. ·Acreage Nicety turnlthed moiMit home CA & heat, BJC,Cel. IOCitian. tdults only. Call614-446-0338. 1 bedroom ept. for rent . Batie rant .t1rts 1216. • ·month that Include• 1U utitititl. OeJM)Ilt required of 1200. Contact Village Manor Apt . Middleport . · 814-992·7787. Equal Houting 2.09 •cret State ~oute 664· Opportu.nity. Wheaton Ad, 8&.600. Trade for 30 ft . or .. rger camp•. C•ll Apartment• for rent in Pomeroy. One •nd two bedrooms. Call 814-389-8746 . 614-992-8215 . Syrac:UII!I. 1 Krt building lot. 1 block from pool. Mutt sell. make 1 bedroom •partmant upsteitl. Newly carpeted throughout. offer. Coil 814-992· 3717. Partly fumi1hed . C•ll614-9922 trailer ap.ectt in Middlepor1 60 6908. 11. • 1'25 11. Co11814-992-3194. 2 bedroom apartment for rent in Ashton building lots with public Middleport. •186. per month. water. mobile homn permi«ed. t100. deposit. C•ll 814-992304-578-2336 or 304· 678· 8&11 devt or 614-992-6763 evonlng~ . 2267, Jerrv' • "Run Raid, 1 •ere lot. good ~1. stptlc syltem. metal 10x12 ft building. 304-6762368 . One badrqom unturnilhecl apt. on Main St. Pomeroy. wtter and erb~ge collection free .' 814· 92-2094, Rcnt ols 1 bedroom •P•rt.ment. Newly carpeted. HUD approved . 402 YI 24th St.. Pt . . Pienent. Call 614-992-5858. 41 Hol!ses for Rent i 2 bedroom, pertly furniShed apanrnent off Spring Ave .. Pomeroy. large patio and yard. i:~~~fter 8 :00 pm 614 ' 992 . 2 bdr ., •too month. 20 mil• out 141 to ~33·Dry Ridge Ad. · - - - - - - - - - You pay utllitie1. Calll14-441- APARTMENTS . mobile homes, 4703 mornings or 814· 379· hout81. Pt. PleHtntand GlllipO· 2885'. Ut. 61•·«8· 8221 . 2 bdr. turnithad duplex in Aacine. UOO per ·mon~h . Deposit • reference required . Call 614-949-2801 2 bdr. fumlthed duplex in Racine. 1200 per month . Dep· aait & reference required. Call 814-949-2801 1 bedroom tpt. in Mlddlepon all utilitin pakt. UOO per month. $100 depotlt. Ctll 814-992· 5811 dov• or 814-992-8763 l!l'llllningt. Furniihed one bedroom apt, all electric. no pett. references. Call after 4 :00 PM. 304-875-3788. In MiddiBpOn 2 bdr. furn is ~ed opt .. 1-304-882-2666, 46 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houu keeping roomt. Park Centrtl Hotel. Cell &1•·446· 0758 . .2-3 bedroom hou10 in Pomeroy. UnfumishN,' Sugar Run area. . . . to tchool, v~r~ nl•. p_, Room. ior r..,l, d1y. week. . own utililil!l' end d~th re· month. Gallia Hotel. Call 814· qu;rad, Doy 814-992-2381 or · 446-9680. Rent I t low at 11 20 month. 814· 992· 2720. Admiral stove, conliflou• telf cleaning ovan. 2 large burners • ·1 00 . Coll614-245-915n. ·54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan 'siJsed Tire Shop. Over 1 .000 tirn.sizet12, l3 , 14, 15, 16, 16.6 . 8 miles out Rt. 218 . Call 614-256-8251 . Plastic clttem state appro'led, plattlc 1eptic tanks, ptaatic culverts, met1l culvertt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jtck· son. Oh . 614-288-1930. Firewood for sale 830.00 PU load . Call Roger Meade. 814 388-9341 . Miller fuel oil furnace 3 yr. otd 1460 . Coal and wood atove $260 . Call 614-448-2628 . All wood burning stovn in ttock, reduced to coat. $wither Implement. Call 814 · 446·· 0476, • 3·4 bedroom hou~ in Pomeroy. fully furnished. w·d, microweve , newly remodaled , rec. ra,~m . Pay own utiliti111 , deposit i"iquired. Coli dora 814·992-2381 or 814-992-2720. 3 bedroom house in Hendenon, w. v • . 304-176-7448. 49 42 Mobile Homes Large fl rtt floor five-roam apart· ment , 1"YI bath. newly re decorated . 13~5 mo. plus utili· tiM. Raf. & dep. required. Call 614-446·442& Ot 446-1819 . Nice 12x60 2 bdr. on Rt. 35 . 2 miln from hospital. towarda, Rodney. C111 614·245-5223 or 614 -446-3897. 1986 14'160 mobile home. 1 mile below GalllpaU• Dam on R1. 7 . Call t fter 3 .00o; 814 -2&6· 8089. 2 bdr ., all utilitill paid I!IJCCept elee., fum . or unfurn., tee. deposit rtqu ired. COnvenient loc:alion. Call 81•·446·8568 or 814-446-4778 . 2 bedroo m, ktdt no pets. *200 month plua ,utilitill. Bulevlle Rd . Coli 814·448 ·9204. 2 bdr. trailer in country. Nice er••· For more lntomation call 614-448 -0019 or 304 -875 · 8209. 2 bdr . furntthad 1h mi. off 160 1186 mo. plus dapotit. Cell 614-388 -9851. Mobile home for rant, 2 bdr., KC achool dittric\. C•lt 614-446· 0722 . • Trailer 2bdr. mhtdleeged couple, W·O. doutotown, ref. req. Ctll 814-441·4083. Nice 2 bedroommobilehomefor rent. Near Racine. Cell 114992· 5858. Nice 2 bedroom trliler tor rent In Cheshire. On nice lot . Clll 304-773-5828 . . Nice, bright, 19BO. 2 bedroom tr~Uer for rent in the counlrv. Or will Mil tr1iler. C•lt'' l1•·949· 2989 or 814-849-28114. 2 bedrOom'JM)bitahq mtfor rent, •175 .00 month . 304-1754154. 2-bedroom moblta home. fur· niahad. Phone 304·875·861 2 after 5 :00P.M. Ram. 222 Vtrmet 700 BDL 12111: Scopa. 34 inch t rap barrel ~r 970 Rem . Call 814-448-9630 after 5 . New bed for 86 Ford PU . C1ll 614· 446-4292. Nice two bedroom apartment, gal heet furni1hed , edultt pre· ferred . Call 814 -446-,024 after O'OOPM. Merchandise Free st1nding Buck Wood and Co1t Sto~.t t . Fireproot pad , .tovepipe and triple wall chim· nay pipe. Caii8,4-949-22U . Mixed hlrdwood sleb1. t12. per bundle . Containing appra1. 1 'h tons . FOB Ohio Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. C1ll 614-992· 6481 . ·56 Pets for Sa'n11 Dragonwynd CttttrY Kennel . CFA Himt1lty1n, Peni.-. ll'ld Si•mMe klttent. AkC ·Chow pupplea . Call 814-446-3844 after ?PM. Halt Labrador 6 helf Golden retriever. C•ll 814·246·9397. Ta e good home, male dog. Shepherd· Mallemute, 1 yr. good ditltotltlon . Call .,,., &14·24&·9536. To 1 good horne. fern•l• dog, plrt lanett, k)'llilg f•mily, 4og aplde. Call after 61 • · 2469635. ~KC Reg. Toy Poodles, 2 malaa. Coli 614·448·0497, Rtf. Plot Coon'Hound 5 yrs. aid , 8200. Coi014· 2B8·1274. Cocker Spaniel pupt, AKC miniature Schn1uzers. CF A Para len Cats, Siam•• klttena fDr 1111. 814·H2·2007. Registered Pit lull puppMia. Show champion tlfad . •100. ...h Coil 814-843-6164. 4 piec:e Ludwig dl\lm eat -with cymb1l &: carrying tall. 8160. Coil 814-445-8833 or 814· 387·7197 . Electric Portlble pi.no . Rol~nd Plut 70. 2 lg . floor IPIIkers, 1 tm. tpNklr, 2 mlcraphanes. 814·H2·7B61 . Bundy Clarinet tor lilt. •71 . 614-H2·5559. P11no, Kimb•ll. •rtilf coneole, noo.oo. 304·676· 2611 ort.. 4 ;00. Far111 Suppi iP:; /(, LIVI~SIOI;k 61 Farm Equipmant SWAIN AUCTIO N & FURNITURE 82 Olive St.. G1llipolit. New & used WOOd·COIIstovn, 8 pcWDOd lR sui1e •399, bunk bedt •199, antron recliners •99 . I'MIW 6 u~ bedroo m tuitn, ranges. wnnger washers, & 1ho11. New ll\lingroom suites •199 -8599 , ltmps, 1lso buying coal& wood stoves . Call614-446-3169 . County Appli•n c:e, Inc . Good Uttd IPPiiiOce. end TV tets. Open BAM to &PM. Mon thru S1t. 614-448 -1899, 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, OH . Good uaed ftoor model .-.d por1able color TV and MfVices. Coli 114-448- 1149. 80 AMC Conoord DL. Payoff 81800. All new tlr•. new water purqp, 49.000 miln. C.ll 114· 388·9822 .. Ciani~; Ceprlc 2 dr.. white body ltght, blue ''linyl top, tight blue interior, power everything, AC, tilt, tape deck, runs exc:ell.. t, looka lhlrp, must ult M•ke 1877. M•kl me an offer. Cell 614·446· 1758 . 1986 Chevrolet C.\lali• Z-2•. charcoal, low mileage, 1111:tanded w•rr•nty, priced to 11!111. Cell 814-307-7871 or 614-3870187, 1985 Ford 2 doorEaeart, 41pd., 1ir. AM·FM. ntw tlret. U.999. ..bhn'l Auto Sal", BUitville Ad, Gallipolis. Oh. 1979 Capri 4 eyl .• 4 IPd., turbo, nice lh•pe •1410. C•ll 114266· 1626 . 19 03 Chwrolet lmptla, \lery ~odcond . 283 .,g .. good tires, everything WOrlct:, 81 ,800. C1ll 8 14 -446>9407 . 1978 Sunbifd ' c:yl. , • tpd., AM-fM. great wortc Clr, tiiO. Aleo nearty new microWIVI otand 850. Coli 814· 440· 9220 olt• 5;30, . BoiC JPrlnga and ma"reu. good cond. Ctr top ~IJIIIQI!I carrier. 304-675-2287. 2 elec. b1atbo~rd heet•s • 2 thermottltl, very good cond. 190 firm. Call 304· 773-9132 . Like new Kenmore rlfrigtr1tor fretzer, 8360. Call 304-175· 1142 Of l04-875 -7298 . Two lampt, curtain•. brHkfast let , metll cabinet, ma«rell for tale, 2311 •Uncoln Ave., Paint Ple..ant . · 56 Building Supplies ' ' . IJI_. ' 52 Wanted ~o Buy Now buying ahtll com ar e• oorn. ColllorlotHtquotH. R;•or Ctty Farm Suppty, 114·-"6· 2995, 63 Livestock 71 Pinto V-I , 1uto, one owner, 89,000 mi . Body end motor good cond,, t850. Coli 304· 175-5123, . . 1980 . four door Chevette, 84.000 mil•. U50.00. 304875· 7·00 or 575· 3724 1fter 5:0j). '79 Ford Pinto ... tian w1gon, 304-178-4230. 72 TRickS for Sale. '0 ~ 1978 2 ' "'" GMC 1011tlo tonk pun1)1ng trucll • hoHI. John' a Auto Sal•. BtAavllle Rd, Galli· polio, Qh , Simmental bull, 8 mot. otd . 304-175-11879 . 1 1 Charoti• ltNrt. ~ht llfprn 825 lb. Coli 304-8?5· 34118, 64 Hay a. Grain 6:36 7:00 lh•• •' 80 VW Cllmper sleeps 4 adulit, 74,000 mil11. Call 814-3792432 . 1985 Fox Fire camper loaded ~ willtecept late model vehicle •• lrodo ;n, 304-875 - 14~3 . Serv i ces You'P 1!188 Dodga pickup I cyl .. Auto tr1111.. ahortbed, tBOOO. C•ll 304-170· 2631 . 1978 Ford plokup. 44,000 miloo. Compw mp. Coil 814448·0214. AT" BASEMENT WATERPROOFING " Uncondltionel lifetime guaran· tee. Locel raferences furnished . Free ..tlmate1. Call collect 1-814· 237·0488, day or night . Rc:ig1r1 Ba1amen t' Waterprooling. Pit living room tulte. 1100. CaM 614·H2-7838 . Picbns Uuct Furniture. Good queltty used fuml1ure . Op• 9 to 8 or c•ll .for appointment . 304-875-8413 Of' 876-14&0. Uaed grHn Whirpool w••h.,; rnd con d. 01150,00. 304-876_ 3_3_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Building Materials &lock , brick. MWer P+P•. win dows, l.lntell, etc. Claude Win · 1ert, Rio Grande. 0 . CaH 614246· 6121 Concrete blockt •II 1izes yard or delivery. Mason 11nd. Gellipolls 91odl Co.. 123'11 P"'o St .. G1llipolit, Ohio Ctll 614· 4412783 . Large round bll11 of hay 810 ea . &que"' bll" t1 .215 ea. Call 11•·"6i10&2 after 15. 197• GMC 'A ton tNck, auto , h-y duly , 1973 Joop low mlloogo. Coli 304-875-1388 . 73 Vans & 4 yt.D. 1t73 AMC J - good oondl· · lion. Coli 814·448·11035 . 71 Autos for Sale ' 5 1188 Chwrolet Sprint plut. spd, tr_,lml•lon, r1c:Uo, eK. eond. Very lllw rnUt~~•· bctllontloo mlloogo. Coli 814·24J9158 16 C1nwan air, cruiM, tlltwhetl. AM·FMc11Mtte. C1ll 814· 2158· 8301. t10 ,900. 1977 ChiVY Van. Runs good. o700. Sonctv• Auto SoiH. •14· 912-7403. wo~fc.. • . . · ' Evargr•na, lh.te & fruit treea .• ' Tre1 ltump removal. · Sahel • : gravel, tton•. mulch, top aoll; , coal• firewood d•l+vllftd. Don't Landse•pet, 814·448·9641. DID Y00 Kt\OJJ 'THAT "THt.Y ~TAR'!W ~ CA11~ ~~~ · Y£AH ... l DAlEO cu; LAS)" IIJE.EK ... MARI::ET? / ~ CAT q()T YQJR TON~UE-, FRED\1 5P5AK,FRED. FRED":! c:::():;(l)~ / I THINK SOAIIEBODYS BEEN TELLING FRE:DABOLlT INCE:NTIVE BONU6E5. BARNEY AI;L DAV LONG!! TATER'S BEEN DRIVIN'THAT CAR AN' HONK IN' THAT HORN!! I Ia Boston Red Sox and the Ca litorn •a Angels compete for t he Amencan League ch ampio nsh ip. (3 hrs.) fJl 11) MOVIE: 'The Night pi tho Juggler' (I) MacNeil-Lehrer News~>. our @ OJ tll) Wizard A bUnd intercepts piece of needed for I I 1 fj a {60 PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN SQUARES Grlrly - Owe// - H1111ve - Knotty - GNAW IT The llttla gi~ was relating some of the troubla encountered wkh her naw puppy. "My puppy 'is In the GNAW IT sta,ga." BRIDGE James Jacoby One diamond too m~ny GLORV BE!! THEY BOTH RUN OUT OF GAS AT TH' SAME TIME SNAKE!! "B".--.,.,~-:--,--'--- Upholstery 'Q 10 8 3 +AKQJ +to 11 2 ,974 +14 +J986 SOUTH +AQJID74 'A6 2 tB 53 +5 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North West Nor1b I+ J NT P ass Pass Pass East Pass Pass Pass Soa1b t+ •• Opening lead: • K diamond. Try doing it if West plays a heart after cashing the third diamond. It can't be done. It's tough to ~nstruct a rule from this; just remember thal the obvious defensive play is not al· ways the best play. shower 4 ' You - My Lucky Star" G Paul Revere 10 "Pal Joey" author 11 Shrine 13 Protect wltlt was one 8 Squander 7'- That Jazz" m&IIOruy 14 Thrall • @ Roller Derby (60 min ./ (I) MOVIE: 'The Men Who Knew Too Much' ® Ill tW MOVIE: 'LliSt Fron11er' (CC) Part 2 of 2. [j) The Africans (CC) This 16 Lab animal !1968 ftlm) 23 Trim 31 Bendix 18 Young 9 I - yet 24 Attack TV role sheep betJUn to In 11: way 32 Ex1end 19 French fight" 25 Olan credit river (Jones) was one 38 Noled Italian nonce - Ill Oratll)o 26 Soviet family blue moon 17 - Decq army 37 Equal 21 Buildlll8 20 'Good paper 39 Coach site Earth" 27 Digress Paraesl\ian 21 CartA!I heroine 29 So (Lat.) 41 Fortify 24 Eur. Rsh @ Amollcan Klckboxing from A~an1a. GA 160 min.) fJl ffi Odd Couple [j) I]JI News 10:10 (I) MOVIE: 'Dear DetiiC· tlve' 10:30 IIl Calebrlty'Chels fJl ffi INN News (I) Cinema Showcase [j) Rous_hl"!llt 28 N umertcal sulllx 29 Plllplt talk (abbr:) SO Radiation unit 31 Bolt 33 Dolt .34 Here (Fr.) 35 Dem.'s opp. (!]) News Q) Hardcaa11e and McCormick @ Arm Wrestling fJl (J) M'A'S'H ® Coun1ry Express [j) Managing Our Miracles: Health Cora ;n America A panel dlscussion concern. ing 1he harvesting and dis· tributing of vital organs is featured . (60 mi n.) @ Tho Honoymoonero 1 1;30 U l])(j) Tonlght Show Tois 38 Lethal 42 Finnish lake .. 43Savor «Display receptacle 45 Welcome word DOWN I Vexed ' DAILY CRYPJ'OQUOTES-Here't bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter sland$ for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's,' X for the two O's, etc. Single leiters, . aposlrophea, the length and fonnabon of the words are all hints. Eacbdlly the code letlen arediffe"rent. CKYPTOQUOTE Amanda investigate the di sa ppearance of Brode ~­ a (I) More Real People ® MOVIE: 'Adam •• t 8 A.M .' @ MOVIE: 'A Fine Mad- ' nNt' . .1 2:46 Ill!pi MOVIE: 'Seli~'!' !h~ 6+-+-+- 40 Entertain Bob end Denn;a • Miller. (80 min.) In S.1oreo. (lJ Beat of Groucho @ Top Rank Boxing from Atlan11c Cl1'/. NJ (90 m;n .) YMtenlay's .U.wer Zebra" 27 Lltenll)' giant 10:00 U (I)(!]) 1986 (60 min .) guest 8 'Ice - 11 Mo. Lamb premiere ep1sode examines Africa 's geography and climate. and i1s effect on African history 8nd a.r.owth . (80 m;n .) (I) ABC News N;ghtline •• EAST +K 6 5 2 3 French composer 8Take a In (R) . MoWrey' a Upholatering HrVIng " trl caunty1re121 Yl!ltra. Thebe•j , In turnh.ure · upholstering. Cal 304 - 1·76 · 41 54" for frJte 81tlmetes. . WEST +3 2 Muscle ACROSS I Bind Lu e s 's guaata are John Cleese THE WORLD WAR I ACE SEARCHIN6 +AKQ3 by THOMAS JOSEPH 10-7 PHT C HFK MEP LHFT C MIT HV DTWWN - t.! U DMLP VKT, VY HF VKTHL Ft.!L BMN YC C MWWHEA . - MEPLT A ·HPT Yl!llterdq'a CryptGqaote: IF A MAN . IS VAIN, FLATTER. IF TIMID, FLATIER. IF BOASTFUL, ,FLATTER. IN AIL HISTORY, TOO MUCH FLA'M'ERY NEVER pec1td R & M Custom Couches 'lnd Aeupholttery, St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. 814-288-1470, Eva, 814-44&-3438 . Open doUr 8to 6, S1t. 8:30 to 1:30. Old & new Uphottered . 'KH • 10 9 6 2 ~VJt4 ®SCTV 1 2:10 II) MOVIE: ' Land of the Pheroaha' 1 2:30 1J ffi (!]) Late Nlgh1 wl1h David Lenerman Tonight's TRI .STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec: . Ave .. G1lllpolit. • 814· 448· 7833 or 814-448- · 1833, • ' IM·" U8 Mter West had cashed three quick diamond tricks against South's four· spade contract, it seemed natural and easy to continue with still another diamond. That fourth diamond. allowed East to shed a second heart, but it also gave declarer a chance to show hls mettle. ' He carefully trumped the fourth diamond with the 10 of spades. Next he played a .club to the ace and led the nine of spades. When that held the trick, he continued with the spade eight. Because declarer had wisely used the spade 10 earlier, the lead remained in dummy. Declarer continued with the king and queen of clubs, throwing first a low heart and then the ace. He trumped the ·last club and retumed to the heart king. East was left with the K-6 of spades, but. South had the A-Q. Because the l~ad was in dum· my, declarer took the last two tricks to make bis contract. The unusual aspect of this deal is that declarer cannot make the con· tract without West's play o~ the fourth ick's old Army buddy, el· though all clue's point to a soldier who had been ktlled veers earlier. (70 min.) , 1 2:00 Q) Burns & Allen @ NFL Yearbook (R). (I) Jefleraons f» (!) Rawhide g (I) Talis of tho Unex. · : , , NORTH By Jame• Jaeoby major min.) by filling in the missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. YESTEIDA Y'S SCIAM·IIn ANSWERS information · Ray ' co.,plete the chuckle quoled Stereo. Q) 700 Club night' s General Hauling Watterson 's Water Hauling. reuonable r1t11 , immediate 2 .000 gsllon delivery, cistern•. pools, well. etc. C1ll 304-5762919 . Championship Game 1 Th e IG 7 L-.l.-..1.._J__..;.L.....L.-.J. Uecker (60 m;n .) In S1ereo . @ SportaCen1er [IJ Vj'KRP In Cincinnati fJl (J) T8xl a([) ABC News Nightllne (]) Bluegrau Ramble ® @ Magnum. PJ. II) ff21 •Hot Shots Jake end Dilllrd' t Water Delivery. Citt· • ems. pool. & weft . Anytime but • Sulidly, 81 4· 446- 7404. 7 VREOOG 11:oo u rn CIJ o CIJ 1m Ill II! ' ·. J1mn Boys W11er Service . Also , pool• filled . Ca11614-2&6-1141 . or 114·446·1176 or 614-448· 7911 . Baseball: American League carriage. __;•.. G&S Rep1ir Sanice . RHklentiii ·Commercili lnduttriel Ganer1l Aep•lr. Appliance • rep1ir, alec. ..p1ir • contr~cl· ing, lleented metter electrician 12 Y"· up. Insured . Contac1 Bill Sturgeon 675·1708 or Kl!l'lin G1ul 676 -4262 . 24 -Hour Sarvice. 85 I have pairs o; '·gl1181188. ·One pair Is for OU18i<le, one lor In' - . side and the lhlrd ialr Ia to find ,.....__:.._ _ _ _ __, lhe- -. 1 · 6 spans operation and Torello's wife Julie suffers a mis- ' •' a. accused ol killing 1he maslor or tha house. (60 min .) Q) Hell Town @ Suporbouts Arroyo vs. Paul IAtlant;c City, ApriL 1985). (60 m;n.). II) 0 (I) Major League re llo RI0HT 1-\tR£ IN 11-l£ SlK£R 81Rb... SAY SCWII:TH/N(i, FRED. Electrical Refrigeration is th~ea I ! I I Is 1 I ~ T I D0 T son's D;sease. (60 m;n .) (R). (JJI MOVIE: 'Rid Sun' 8:05 [IJ MOVIE: 'The Shakiest Gun In ~ha West' · 9:00 U I]) lliJ Crime Story To· EEK & MEEK HERIO'e Fr<E:Cl TI-lE T,ALI<INq MYNA Oood-1 Exceva1ing, batem~~~nu, fOOtllfl, dri1181NIYI. teptlc:Unka, l•ndtceplng . Cell anytime 614448·41537, J1m11 t . Davison. Jr. owner. 84 I I I, I 1~ I i th e s ymptoms of Parkin- ~4~4~1=·4~ 47~7::~::::::::::': ________________ who ... w SUROY pris one r in a San Jose ja il MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP . - - - - - . . . . - - -·---, ....---------, ,-'' - - - - - - - - , CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine G•lllpalis, Ohio Phone 81•·448-3888 or 614'\ Excavating 2 becomes paralyzed with Alhby Conitruction, c:arpen· tery, remod"ing, room addition,. cement block work, rooting, interior tnd exr•riar painting, aiding . Fr" •tlmllfn,· 304875-5445"' 676·6152. a. he r maid, for her are both abducted by a ring of arms s mugglers. (50 min .) [j) Nova: Case of the Frozen Addict (CC) Doctors become detectives when a Aottry or cable tool drilling. Most wtll1 completed 11medey. Pump 11181 ·end tervlce. 304885·3802 Plumbing Heating fend girl and a robotic dog guide that Sim o n invented I 8 pc . llvlngroom sulta, good cond ., 1226. C•ll 614-4462390, ~ c;~uMrY, f-.,'Tbo,~. •F You VIO/df up ANP fdUNP '(OlJ~.>ELF " Home. Improvements 83 I ,~ i st1I I @News IIl Big Valley @ Mazda Sportslook fJl Jelfersons ill3·2-1, Contact (CC) [j) Beck ~In (JJI Facts of Life 'II) Andy_ Grllfl1h U I]) (lll NBC News @ NFI: Yearbook (R) . (I) lit ill ABC News fili1} Hogan's Heroes ill Doctor Who • ® Ill ff2l CBS News [j) Body Eloctric . . lHl Good T;mea [IJ Beverly Hillbillies U ~ PM Mag..ine IIl Hordcaotlo and McCormick @ SportaCanter (I) En1ortllnment Tonight lionel Richie talks about his long-awa;ted album , " Dancmg on the Ceiling". f.l) CZl M'A'S'H (I I]) People's Court •. · · (I) N lghtly Buainesa Report ®News , [j) MocNeii-Lehrer_Newsh· G8me @Inside Baseball f.l) 11) Too CI08e for Comfort O ® Judge (I) Bless ~e, Father ® Wheel of Fortune Ill (i2)IIIJ Jeopardy • @ Benson 7;35 [IJ The Honeymooners . 8:00 U I]) lliJ Matlack A socialite hires Matlock 10 de· the besirnple words. four 7:06 [IJ Sanford snd Son 7:30 U I]) (JJ New Newlywed & Campers 82 low to form lHl Barney Millar 79 Motors Homes 81 •••• . Ofour Rearrange letters of ocromblod words Iii ff2l u I]) (JJ (I (JJ ® WOII our -, , .. Ill ff2)IIIJ Whaal of Fortune Auto Repair e. 1982 4•4 whool drln, ZL dinel 4 IPd., loc:lt ~tt . Cell 814· 38&.1745 .' 1971 Cht¥Y •~~•hetvydutydu•l tonka. PS , Pl. Coil 814· 2459Z41 . hent for 111e. t2. e1ch. Cali rmmlng or evenings 114-7422125 . . 6:06 6:30 hat 1 full line of body Pllr11 fOr · . Phoneand v1n1. Sep· , w. v "b\lckt . cart, tambet ' Specials : E1cort1 : Chevane. 720 D•ttun, '78-'83 Toyota • J"4 p .u . fendersj ~ 039.00.'81 -up Ford ond G.M,. ·p.u. f•dtrt. t46.00. Hoods. ' I 889.00 . '73·'90 G.M. ..llgolel • and bu1111ers, •&5.00. '81-up ; . G.M . tallg.... and bumper-, 8&6.00. '73,' 79 Ford tlilgatee .,d burf11ers. 815. ' 80-up Ford tallgat• and bulq)en, Jf75.00. Onlyallmit.. quantityto-betold at pricet, ~ fa.lrryl Dellvery IV'Iilable. 77 ' rn '30•·882·37~-t 1 AON ' S Telnition SeNice . B1 Oldt Cutlell Suprema . Houee calla on RCA, Quazer, Cloon-ShoJJ> . Coil 814·448- · GE. Sp,claling in Zenith . C1H ' 304-57'8-2399 or 814-448 _. , 81530 aft• 5. 2454. " 1980 Pontile Sun Bird good cond., 81,875. c.n 01•· 367· Fetty TrH Trimming, atump ' remavll. Cell304·87&-1331 . ·. · -o. .:.54.:.4.:..- - - - - -lc1178 , Cemaro. 8 cyl . tuto. RINOLES'S SERVICE, •xpeC""". P& ., PB. r Pionttr stereo rienced cerpenter, alectriciln, muon, ~inter, ruollng (includ-; '~'"'"' · 814-992·8359 lng hot t., •ppllcatkml 304· ' 1912 Plymouth Relilflce, 4 cvl. 875-2088 or 876-7147. auto., PS. P8, 1ir Nnl good. t1500. SandVI Auto Sal11 St•kl Tree and Uwn Service, Hedgu . shrubba, buthu 814·992·7403 . trimmed. l1ndse~ping •nd 1978 LeBaron Wauon. Auto. PS. ltur11) removal. Winterization of PB. 1600. Stnd'fl Auto S•l• lawn and lnf remoV•I. 304678· 2010. 114-992·7403 . 77 Chryll• Newpon Fad cond. Coli 304--175· 2377. Wood 31tghtfront door with lodt and hinges. •eo. Ctlt 814-9923359. 8:o0 Dodrtll'a Auto P1rt1. 21h mi.., North of VInton on St. Rt.1101a the place to bl.iy your used ·~·' parta . Y,ou'll receive t• f t, 1. frl.,dly •~ice 9 the best uaecl · pert• available. ·Call ~14 - 388tr." 1111 t ~ "' ' '<"VI "' Mountaineer Auto ,Body Peru~ : In~; .. 1318FifthSt .• NtwH'"!'J, ... 1 810 Hond• Accord with tun· root, 6 tpd., 11,800. Call e14-446-8288, Hornelite clwain uw ule, Super Xl· AO 3. 5 cu inctl engkla, Beauty Sho_p equipment: 2 com~ manu1l 1nd auto oiling, 16 In plate wat ttationt, 2 •II purpose PGw•tlp bav t218 .00 . We had hydraulic ch1irs, 3 dryers. Call · over 30 good used and rebultt 814-986-4,75. In •ock from 171.00 to 1150.00. We will gl\le a frea Sturdy Cllgtl. Used for rlbbitt. • chain or elect cheln uw thlr· 120. e~ch . Ctll614-98&-4176. pen• with the purdl . . of lnY utld siMI , KMt.- llfVIc:t Cen1971 JMp Commando. AKC ter, St. At. 87, lAon, w. v • . ~egitter8d Toy black. t~mele Phone 304-MS-3874. Poodle. Spayed . t200. No checkt. Cell 814-992·2807. Uvlng room _furniture, couchn, c:heirt, ttbill. tamps. mirror. new Stagecoach f11t, misc. 814 -992-3287. Auto Parts Accenories Get your car reedy for winter. 71 Coug~r PS. Pl. tltt. aW•• Ptint job starting •189.00. t900. can lfter 5:00 814-448· 304-876-2683 afttr 4 p.m. 0289 . 1883 Chovy Com.. Z·28, T-top , blec• wtth gold trim, tJCc. CDnd. Lo~ ad with extra I. 304· n3-6709. Valley furn itu re , RIW & Uled . llrgt Action of quelity furn i· " Wonde r Coal " wood burner ture . 1216 Eauern Ave ., ·with blower 1100.00 . 304-89&Gallipolis. 3 096 . llvlngroom auite UOO, dr••• t40, tnd keroten e heatl!lf •40. Clll814-448-2316 . Auto• for Sale CROSS .SONS U.S . 3& Wnt, Jadtton. Ohla. 514· 288-8481 . Muaey Ftrgueon, New Holland, . 1984 Chevette. 4 door, auto, 8uth Hog S1les • Service. Over flctory air. 12111actual miln. 40 tractors to dtoOH from ut... n.w. 8399& . CaH Eddie & co~letlline of new a ulld tf'iPP 1t 114-843-&235, equipnwnt. L~rgiSt •lecdon in S.E. Ohio. 1976 Chovy lmpolo. 62,000 actual milll . t750. Ctll 81•· JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT 742-2187. CENTER. SR 31 W. Golllpol;o, Ohio, Coil 114-448-8777. ovo . 1917 Gamaro . New engine, 814·446· 3692. Up front troo- trentmillion,'exhsutt, •nd tires. tors with warranty 'O¥er «J UMd · 02300. Coli 304· 773· 6549. ractors. 1000 tools. ·n Moroury 9obCot. 01150. Coil No. 36 John o..re . combine 014-992-'11138 . I ZOO, John Duro !loll dtopp• .. od •orr little, f260 . OHvor 1 1990 Buldl Slvlork. 4 door. row compicker (nNdt geir boxJ t1 . 200.00 . Coli 304· 076 · •100. 1978 Dolltln '"'*up 1293, truck (trantmltlion needa liight ov..t.•u1Jt200. Butler Herefofd 1984 Oldtmobile Flrenza. 2 Form, ..n Jay 814·261-8518 door hatchbldl. auto trant, air after &PM. cond. titt wheel, AM· FM lterto, lhof1)1 phone 01f·H2·11814, Ford Jublie tractor plows • dilk. •k for nm. Ev.ninga Clll U ,OOO. Coli 814·268· 8208. 304·812-3692 . ..w, 51 Household -Goods 71 New ind ueed p•rts tor Whitte, Olivars. M·M, Deutr traotort. Sidert Equipment Co .. 304875-7421 . Pole Building• by Quality Two bldroom,lir cond, Gallipo· Buildera. Warkahopa, carpon•,' H1 Ferry, 2 btocks from Pod 1 1nlmel shehere. getll•· Free . OHice. t180.00 plut utflltiM, GE elec renge 30 in lfl• white, · et timates. Phon• ''•·669· rot,.., ceo, 304·175·4874. 304·876· 6461 , , 7121 . .' l~~~~======~;::=======:U Beef for Ale. grain fed -half or whole at butcher shop la1t of month. 304-882· 2470. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33 . North of Pomeroy. -1983 Dodge 1/J ton pickup large lots. C•ll614-992·7479. w-topper. lolded, equipped for townlng, 13.000 m;, 07,500 Sptciou 11rtller loti for rem with firm . 1983 Dodge Diplomat AT. playvround and picnic facilit iet, PS . PB. air, tlant 6, 66,000 mi .. at Family Pride Mobile Home t4.000. 1979 26 lt. Terrv Park. At. 2. G•llipolis Ferry. W. ctmper, fully ulf contain.:t w-awnlng, air, hitch & micro Va. 304·675·3073. wave, ucellent cond .. lleepa I . Trailer splcet, s mall children 84,600 firm 14ft. tithing boat 1ccepted, Rt. 1. locust Road w -traller U2! . Call 814-440· beck of K & K Mobile Hom es. 1495. 304-875· 1078 . Blbybed tor ule with lheeta, goo~ cond . Call 814-2&6 -6307. · Furnished 2 bdr. mobilt homein Crown City. Call 61&· 256· 6620, CA~..,I.E v: sriare drum ur. ••c. oond .. •110. Trombone with c•e t80. Coii814·44B·4141 . Mount1in lodg• ltyte home. 3 bedrooms, 1Yt baths, large living-dining room with cathed· r1l ceilings, fireplace. ltrge kit· chtn. full btsem.-.t , ;~rage Home on 30 acrn with 2 barns. fenced pasture, pond . ore h~rd . •350. per month. Call 114 -7422115 . for Rent ~ 276 gal. fuel oil t1nk. goodcond. Coli 388-8510. Fumithed room. Range. refrlg. t115 . Utilities paid . 919 2nd. Gallipolis. SingJe male. share btlh. 446-4416 after 7 pm. For Lease ( Mlko"a '""o Soln. 11n Z·28 new tires clean 11 ,985. 1978 Omni -4 dr.. 4 IPd.. clun •1.295, 1873MOMidgetoony, runa good, 4 spd. 11 ,.t95. C•ll 814·448-2900. Gunt for sale . lthac• model 'S7 Oeerw leyer 12 ga. pu rJ1) -.otgun. new irl boJC, unfired , liking U75. Windle~ler C•nlditn Plc:ific Centennitt rifle 32 wtn spc:. new i'l boJC , unfired , 1 Of 2, 700, a1king t450. Wlnch•ter N.R.A. Centennial rifle 30-30 c:al., new in box, unfired 11460 . Winc:fln· 11!1f Blcentenn .. l--earblne 30-30 cal . new in box, unfired 1&00 . Coli 614-446·9407. a. fiAT MILT ,UZIIII 10/7/8~ Trtnaminions. all typll , over • • front, ntar, 4 wheel drtve. and • p1rts. Will delivet'. Cell814~379- • 2220. Musical Instruments FirewOod tftlloned 01k, split staeked and delivered $36.tvery large load. C•ll 114-448· 7993. ' EVENING ··76 57 10 gallon acquariu m & fish . C.ll 814-268-1989 after 6. Television Viewing_. 1 " ( ' 18811i KIWnlki KX80 . Very good mndhlon . Muat Mil. C•H . 114· 992· 33" oltar4;30·p.m . : All Snapper tnd MTD mowert in stock. on 1111 nowl Swilher Implement. Call 614 -4480475. Dl1hwash1t, ltO'Ie. air condi· t loner, tawing machine. Cell 814 -245-6688. 'BORN LOSER 1988 Hondl. V-65 Magnum. Calt 1 304-175·535() or 304-87&·.· 3642 ' ' . Pomeroy- · Middleport. Ohio Tuesday. October 7, 1986 -' ' , 1957 Chovy 327 roily whoolo, HG. cond. tfadafurJetpor4WD 1ruok. Coil 814· 448·0352. & room houte in- PomeroY. 2 bedrbomt.. 1 •bath, l•undry.room, 1 car gar~ge . built-in llitchen. completely Clrpeted, drtperl .. furniehed . Vety prl\'ste letting, 6 min. from town. No pet1. U76 plus utilitl". Depotit required. Send resume and references to The Daily Sentinel, loa 729 S, Pomeroy. Ohio 46 Space for Rent .,;,..,__.:..,., • ,....,..-~1==" · - - ;, , 74 Motorcyc e• ®bJ LlriJ W~~l Sofat and c:hllir-. priced. from $3915 ta 1995. Tab!.. t50 Md up to •'126. Hide-a-beds' t390 to 8696. Recliners U25 to '$375. 1-ompo 028 IIi 0125 . OinettM 1109 and up to t495. Wood tabl• w-e d'lakt 1286 to $795. D01k 0100 up 10 0375. Hiltd'lee 1400 and up, Bunk bed• comp1M1 W-mattres ... 1296 and up to *396 . Blbybedl 1110 Ia • 176 . M•ttretsl!llorbox tprings full or twin •13 .. finn H3, and U3. Oueentets8226. King &360. 4 drewar chelt 186 . Orestert 189. Oun c•blnett 8 , 10, & 12 gun . G11 or elec:tric range t376 . hby mattreu• $35 & •46. Bed framl!ll UO, t30 & King frame .850. Good selection ot )edroom .,ttes, metal cabinet&, headboards •30 and up ,to •e&. Uted Fui'niture: Wether & dryer, electric r1nge. gu range. 5131h 3rd. Ave. 1· bdr. private · wood tlble & 2 beru::h", beds, dr"aer. 6 recliner. 3 mUM aut bath, I, CO per mo. Deposit BulevllleRd . Open 9AMto required Call 614-448-4222 between 9 & 5 . 614· 446-0322 . 8PM. Mon. thru Sat. Furni1h8d apt . •235. Utilitiat paid . 1 DR. 920 4th. Galllpoli•. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wathe,., dryert. refrlg~tt~tort. 446-441,6 ~er 7pm. rengea . Skagg• Appliances, Nice 2 bdr. 1pt. 4 mil• from Upper Rl•• Rd . b..ld. S!').•• G111ipotis. Stove. l'lfrlg., & wa- Crllt Motel. 814·448· 7388.' ter furnilhtd , t210 • month, no New & ul«< refrig .. rang81. PMI . Call 61 4-446-8038 . waahert 6 dryers. 6 po. wood Unfum. 4 f90ms & beth, cen- L.room tuite •400. Molk>han Furn ., Rt . 7 North, GaiUpolia, trally located, no pets. ref. & sec dep. Cell 61 4-4•6·044.4 . Oh . 6 14 · 441 · 74 44. 1 acre 2 car gtrage 30d0 h11t, water, electric. Set up far mobile horne . State Route 564. Cal 814-388-8745. ""* Easy A11embly Work! $714.00 per ,00. Guar~nteed Payment. No S1i11 . Oet•ilt -- Send Stamped Envelope: Elan · 715 3418 Enterpriu, Ft. Pierce, Fl 334a2. & depotlt. Call 614-448-4928. TUAE . 3td. & Olive St. G.IIIPolis. Call 814-448-3159 . . coins. large currMlcy. Top priC81. Ed. Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh . 614· 992-3476 . \.. KIT 'N' CARLYLE lAYNE 'S FURNITURE BIll Get)e John10n ,,, Tuesday, October 7, 1986 I.OSf A GEN'Jl.EMAN. - KATHRYN CRAVENS ojOry ot Ko1hl Morrio' 1;00 IIl Jaak Bonny 1;30 2;00 . 2:20 ' (I) Dlok Cavett a(!) Wild, Wild West D I]) Today'o Buslnou IIJ Dobl' Gllll• .IIJ 700 Club @.MtiJILSJ!ortalook (R) .. Sl llJ MOViE: 'Tvpaz' II ff2l Newo (R). (I) MOVIE; 'A Fine Mod· ntaa' - 2:30 @ SportsCenter 3:00 ® CBS Newo Nlghtwatah (lJ MOVIE: 'Jockla Robin· 10n 3:30 4;00 4:16 . 4:30 Story' @ Collogo Football: Coli· fornlo Sta,.:Fullerto~ at Tulu (3 hrs.) (A). @Odd Couple @ INN News @ MOVIE' 'Once Before I ' Die' 1111 Cll MOVIE: 'Tho Drlvtr' (lJ MOVIE: 'City Wl1hout Men' ([) Got Smart �• I ~I J Page- 8- The ' Gamet ~t c~.,. . !,) 0..-lla I\. Cleland Della A. Cleland, 81, 33616 Dexter Road. Rutland, dled Sunday even· ing at the Pomeroy !Jealth Care Center where she had been a res ident for the past three years. A homemaker, Mrs. Cleland was oorn at Red House, W.Va.,on Aprtl 8. 1900. a daughter ol the late Samuel and Mary Virginia Bell Th mer. Surviving are a sister, Ha ttie Woodard , Dex ter; two brothers. Aaron Th rner, Ga llipolis. an d Joe Th mer. Bucy rus; several nieces and nephews: 47 grandc hi ldren and • several great-grandchildrm and great ·great ·grandchildren. Ten stepchildren survive and they are Helen Gardner, Rutland; Mrs. Clyde iJanice l Ha mpton, Langsville; Mrs. Delher (Eleanora) Redman , Pomeroy; Mrs. Iva n 1Frances ) Cotterlll .. Co!umw s; Wayne Cleland. Rutlan d; Wendell Cleland. Ga han na; Weyland Cleland, Angola, N.Y.; Mrs. Louis (Jan) Parsons and Mrs. Joe (Junet Redman, lx>th of Dunbar. W.Va.; Mrs. Archie 1Aundenet Wheeler. Dexter. and Mrs. Hu rshelt Maxinet Wheeler, Guysville. Besides her parents. she 'was preceded in death by her husband. Floyd D. Cleland on April 21, 1985; and by seven brot hers and six slc;ters. Mrs. Cleland was memher of the Midwdy Church of Langsville and was a member of the Whi te Rose Lodge of the New York Central R.lllroad . Services will he hl'ld at 2 p.m. Wednesday at tlle Ewing Funera l Home with Rev. Paul 'Taylor officiating. Burial will ~ in Beech Grove Cemtery. . Friends mav . rail at the funera l home from 2·4 and 7·9 p.m. today. a • . Laura E. Fields Garnet Margaret.Carr. 88, Gnoer Road, Point Pleasant, dled Thesday morning in Pleasant Valley Nu rs~pg Care Unit. &rn feb.5, 1898, shf' was the daughter of thf' late Early "Dutch" and Anna Belle Thomas Greer. She was also preceeded In deat h by her husband .. Alva 0. Carr. She at tended the former Greer E.U.R Church: . Sut'Viving, a&e one daughter. Grace Dunl ap. Poin t Pleasant; J>ne son, Leslie &lone Carr. Pomerov· and several grandchildren. •' Services will b(' at 2 p.m. Thu t~day at Crow- Hussell Fu nera l Home, Point Pleasant, wit h the Rev. William Hatfield. Bu rial will follow in the Carr fa mily cememtarv. Friend' ·may call at tlle fune ral home after 3 p.m. Wednesday. The fam ily req uests no Ooi.ers. Tuesday. Ohio Revival scheduled Area deaths ·'- -·- Laura Ellen Fields, 89, Hartford, W.Va., died Monday in Pleasant Va lley Nursing Care Unit. Born May 5,1897, in Hartford. she was !lie daughter of the late Jess .and .Oara Hall Kearns She was a member .of the First Church 'llf God, New Haven. Survivi ng are eight sons, Frank a nd W!Uiarn Fields, roth of New Lexington, David Jr. and Wetzell Fields, lx>th of New Haven. R.ly. Melvin and Freddie Fields, all of Hartford; and Glenn . Fields of Mason; one daughter, Louise Londo n of Syracuse; two sisters. Alice Jones of Clarksburg, W.Va., and Mildred Jones of Fairmont, W.Va.; two lrothers, John MacKnight of Bridgeport, W.Va.. and James MacKnight of Lumherport, W.Va.; 28 gra nd chil dren. 21 grea t" grandehildr€!1 and lilur great· great-grandchildren. She was preceded In deat h b.Y her hu sband, David Fields Sr .. an d a son, Gerald L. Fields. Funeral services will be at 1 pm.' Thursday at the First Church of God 111th the Rev. Pau l E. Voss officiatin g. Burial will follow in G raham Cemetery. Friends may call at the Foglesong FUneral Home. Mason. from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. Wednesday . . The lx>dy will lie in state at the church fo r one hour prior to s~rvices Thu rsday. , There will he a revival at the · S.bade United Metlxxllst Church Oct. 9, 10. and 1t at 7: :ll nightly. Spea~er will be the Rev. Stewart. There will he special singer's each evening. The public is inrdlally invited to attend. •• W£ RESERVE THE liGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Applications ,taken SALE PRICES GOOD THRU OCTOIER 12, 1986 ACTIO Ed it h Reiser will be --taking Buckeye applications ,Thursday, Oct. 9, at Racine Department Store, Racine, from 10a.m. untll l::ll p.m. High 'school ·grid rankings .- Page 3 RI.CED - . . SPECIALS!!· WE IEYER STOP SA¥116 YOU lOilEY!! Offices closed Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 13, in observance of Columbus Day, according to Sid Edwards, executive director. ' Vot .36 . No.109 Cop yrighted 1986 CHAR II NOW c SEC.RET WIDE SOLID REGUlAR,' UNSCENTED, OUR REGULAR $1.29 Council meets tonight James C. Rea , 71, Point Pleasant. died Monday in Pleasant Va lley Hosp ital. ' · He was a memher of Main Street Baptist Chu rch and ' a ' retired electrician at General Service Administration Storage Depot at Poin t Pleasant. He was a graduate of Wahama High School and a veteran of World War II where he served in the U.S. Army. He was also a Boy Scout leader. Born Jan. 16. 1915 in Hartford, he was tlle son of the late Roix'n and Vina fuoa . ,,., He is surv ived by his wil.e Eloise Mundy Rea; two sons, Gary of &Juth Point , and Rohert of Colum· bla. S.C.; two sisters. Linda Jo hn son of R.lleigh, N.C .. and Jane Newton of Orangl'. Calif.; and sL~ grandchildren . Graveside services will be ai 11 a.m. Thursday in Kirkland Memor· lal Garde ns. · Friends may ca ll at Crow·Hussell Funeral Home. Point P ieasant. Wednesday from 7·9 p.m. Chester Council 323, Daughters of America. will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the hall. A practice for inspection which will be held on Oct. 21 will be held during the meeting. Officers are urged to attend. Memhers are to take Items for prizes for games to he conducted~ the gOod of the order committee. lfC.-·--- · NEW! NOW James C. Rea , ' OUR RIGULIR Sm WHITE, YEUOW, BLUE ·LIIIT 1 PDWDIR FIESII ...1!.~~-- IUPRII II TIILETS 50 CAPLETS NOW 3 r----------- NOW 3 OUR IGUIAR $3.69 NOW ' OUR 2 69 IIGULIR SZ.H Time cha:nged ' · Olive Orange vFW Post !X):;..3 wil l ll)eet Thuo~ day, Oct. 9. at 7:30p.m. Instead of 8:30 p.m. at Tuppers Plains Elementary. YOUR CHOICE 531 JACKSON PIKE ·Rt3' WEST PhOne 4415·4524 ' BARGAIN MATlNEES SATU RDAY & SUNDAY · All SEATS IUD ADMI SS ION EVERY TUESDAY $2 .5D Twoiace OCTOBER 3 thru 9 FRIDAY thru T HURSDAY~ (Continued !rom page 11 several shots at Hoffm an Friday night In front of the 'Seventh Street residence werP his wife. from whom he is separated, and step-son live, before being oodered by police officers to drop his gu n. TREID OR· PUR EX . NOW 11. oz. 3!~!1ARUP BARBASOL . . SHAVE CREAl REGULAR, II£11TH01. I 01~1! . .5 LIME, SKIN CONDITIONING SENSITIVE SKIN GOOD IIEWS PIVOT RAZORS NOW 1 ~.!.. COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP! I - Ohio Senate President Paul E . Gillmor. RPort Clinton. disagr(oes wit h the idea that thPCelE'Steadministrat,ion shou ld siart rut ~ n gth~st a t~budg<'l at on('(' to head off a deficit in~~~. That Idea was suggested last week bY Repuhlican gube rnatoria l nominee .!ami's A. Rhodes and his nmn ing •·matr. Hamilton County I • WITII ROSEIIIPS NOW OtiR REUI1.39 11 oz. SURE and IITURIL FUTURE ACRYLIC FLOOR IWI SIIIElD DEOIIOIANT, OMIT, SUPER · Rtli\IUIR, NOW 3 49 OUR RISULM 13.17 1159G Mlllll' FINISH 2 29 119 SDLID Ll T BULBS oz. number of Racine residents have been placin g grass and leaves in ditches. causing drains to hecome plugged du t;ing ra ins. Fire Chief Roher! Johnson reported · tllat his department has a videoplayer to be usect to view training tapes. John son also re· ported the department's radio has been checked and .no problems found. Both Deputy Joe KirbY and Street Comm issioner Glenn Rizer pres· ented reports, and council gave permission to Rizer to Jllrchase steel to make and repair drain covers. Street crews will be cieaniiig up gravel which has been left on some R.lcine streets from recent chip and seal work. Council has decided to let residents have the grav<'l for driv<'ways. if those wanting it will clean it off the street. The vlllage tractor an d brush will he used to sweep the gravel to the edge of the street for easier pick up. Councilm an Scott Wolfe report ed that he hopes to he able to make repa irs to various sections ci vi llage sidewalks. Council requested that the clerk send a letter of than ks to Dick le<' for do nat ing a lawn mower to the village. The clerk gave the financial report. as of Sept. 30. which shows the village with a rash balance· ci $81.JR7.ffi wit h $"2:1,414.71 in the general fund; $Zl.:U'i.29 in fi re fund; S2.9H.99 In state hi ghway: !Continued on Page 161 IVORY JOY c. OUR ,REGUlAR $1.69 ~--~ LIIIT 1 · Commissioner Robert A. Taft II. who warned of a deficit and a tax increase. Gillmor. who helped adopt I he exist in g budget In 1 ~. said Tuesday the sta te will finish the bienn ium in the black, Wit h a small savings fund. and that it is "improbable" that lherP will be a tax increase nex t year. Chemical leak at Belpre • causes some evacuattons NOW , 1979 and 1981. The returns also show that since Celeste became gov~rnor in 1983. his Income parallels the governor's salary. which went from $00,1XXl to $65,00J in 1983. Celeste's ad justed gross income was $71,330 If\ 1985. The 1982 family economic recovery came alx>ut , the returns IndiCate, chiefly hecause Celeste rocelved $45,1XXl lrom his campaign committee for ·consulting services, and reaped $125, 7:xl from tlle sale of his share of Norror Ltd.. a Lakewood apartmen t firm which had cost him $12.3,800 in opE>rat ing losses for three years. The IRS st ill is disputing thf' governor's tax treatment of the Norcor losses, according to a sla temmt released by his campaign committee. The committee said an IRS audit earlier this year resulted in ·a possible $8.500 overpayment by Celeste in 1982 and a possible underpayment of S15.799 in 1981. gear, Nicaraguan defense officials By TRAC\' WILKINSON said Tuesday . Th ree crew MANAGUA, Nicaragua tUPl l memq>rs - two Identified as A man ldcnt ify ing him s~lf as Eugene Hasenfus of Marinette. · Americans - W<'re killed, but Wis .. was paraded before reporters Hasl>nfus parachuted to safety and bv Nicaraguan offlcl'a ls. who said was captured. they said. Lt. Col. Roherto Calderon told a 11(. was captured on a CIA mission to news conference Thesday night deliver arms to Contra rebels. Haseni\Js was taken prisoner thai Hasenfus and one of the dead Su nday bY troops who shot down a carried cards issued by the Salvadtranspoo1 plane loaded with combat oran air force ldent i!Ying them as · POWDER 101111, FRISK FOtiiST, mtNG BLOSSOM, SUPER OOOR KIUU NOW OUtl RIGULM $1.H 22 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper due to the timing of lh<' losses. The campaign comm ittee said assessment ol' penalties and Interest is possible, and 1hi.t the case is under rev iew by tlie IRS. "No decision is expected for several months," the commit tee said. The governor's net wort h statement, which wa' not signed bY an accountant, showed the~ lk of hi s assets in a.$177.500 vacation home on Kelley's Island and an $00,1XXl residence in Cleveland, plus $.'50.00J worth of u nspee ~i ed "personal propE>rty and chattels." Celeste is believed to have made a rnwn payment on the Kelley's Island home using a $200,00Jgift from his fa ther, Frank. The governor's mortgages on his homes tota l $63,614, and he owes Bank One $5,00J. The · tax returns showed that last year. Celeste netted $15.619 on the sale of a third home north of Columbus near Delaware, Ohio, and received $4,l:xl In rent from theCieve.lan d propE>rty. Expenses en thai propE>rty totaled $6,383, the retum said: Celeste's net worth in 1973 was $.3'1 7.172, mainly from his shares In National Housipg Corp., his father's real estate development company. But hiS net worth dropped to $:19,728 in 1975 when he became lleutenant governor and divested. Alt er he was defeated for governo r in 1978 and' re-ent ered private life. the records show. a Norcor loss dragged his adjusted gross income do wn to$8.~. in 1979. He paid no federa l income tax and only $15.00; state mcome tax. The following year, he eamed $.59.015 as director of: ' the Peace Corps in Washington. By this time. he was: averaging income over four years for tax purposes . . But in 1981, after he left that job, anot her Norcor, Joss offset Sl5,&37 in income from NHC. He paid no • federal in come tax and $R25 in state tax. ' The next year." he was running for governor. Defense spending: accord ; ' sought • ' WASHINGTON iUPi i - Simul-' taneous effo rts are under way to, resolve some !hol'ft¥ rongresslonaJ• issues on arms control. with the' altemat lves being to put them off unt U spring or linish them now in th<' shadow of thf' Iceland summit. House leaders have told I he White House t!I>y are willing to delay action on the Issues unt U spring if the admin istration will pledge to continue abiding by weapons limits In the u·nra tifled SALT 2 agreement. will he cro\Wied the 191'.6 Southern Homeeomlng Qut>j!fi, . Standing hehind, !rom left to right, are freshmWJ attendant, Amy Harrison, daughter of Craig and ,Judy Harrison, Racine; sophomore attt'tldant Elizabeth Smith, daughter ol Darrell and Gaye Smith, Racine; 1111d junior a!tendant Donette Talbott, daughter of D1111 Talhott, lof'll Bottom, an d Barbara Talbott, Racine. The girls will be esL'OI1ed by Tornado foolbllll playcl'l<. Southern klndersanenel'!i Autumn Hysell and Jessie Uttte wDI serve . a,, nowerglrl and cro>mhellm' tklring the everting's lcsllvllcs. HOMECOMING ON FRIDAY - Southern IUgh School homemming activities will kick off Friday afternoon with the WJnual parade commmdng at 2 p.m. During halftime lll!llvllies al the Southern-Kygcr Creek football game, one of these live srolors. left to right in front , Rachel Reiher, daughtLT of Randy and RAihin Re lhf.>r, Raclnr; Kim Adams, daughter of ,Jim and Carol Adams, Syracuse; Tammy Theiss, daughter of Tom Theiss, Portland, and Pam Theiss, Syrat use; Wendy WoHe, daughter of Carl Wolfe, Waverly, WJd Su1.anne Wolfe, Racine; and Leg ln a Hurt, daughter of Dale and Kathryn Hart, Rac ine, tion i' catapulting Ohio to11~onl another Celeste tax hil«•." They said the adminlmat ion should ix'gin immediately to trlm spendi ng to. offsrl a h·end of cxpE>ndit ures exceedi ng income. " I think It's clear that you can 't have an Increase in spendin g like we had the last timr witiDut a tax increase," sa id Gillmor. "At this ·G ili mor said revenues In fiscal 198H probably will exceed thoS(' in the ru rrent year. allowing a modest growth in spending wit hout new taxes. That growih. he said. will not allow the large spending increa ses seen In tllc jllSI few years. Rhode's and Taft complained last week that "wild electio n year spendi ng by the Celeste admln istra· po', nt , I'm .not anticipating a tax lnn't'a<('. It's very Improbable that II'(' l~ 'llall' Republicans I wUI &liP· po11 11tax lncrrose. "I don't think we should rut back," said Gillmor, addinJ! that the AQVernor and the Legislature Jgreed on thC level r:l. C!'(pendi tures. " It was kind of a promise to schools and othet~." hr said . Meanwhile, House and Senate negotiators lrying to co mpromise on defense spending are wor king on the same Issues and conferring with White House officials as t hey toss options back and fort h. The HouseS€!1ale negotiators . lx>ped lo resolve today at least !l:>me or the most co nt roversial arms control requirements that were passed by tlle House, but ooesource said some Issues might he post· paned unt Uspring. "The decision has not been made to Jllnt," said Rep. Les Aspln.. !).Wis., one of the House negotla· tors. "We're looking ITDre to settle It now than to postpone it. The Jllnt opUon creates problems." "Everything's in fl ux." said Senate negotiator Sam Nunn , D·Ga. Sen. Ba rry Goldwa ter, R-Arlz. and chairman of the Armed Services Committee, vehemently opposed any delay Tuesday, saying, "No. no, we setti e It here." The five arm s cont rol Issues, added to a huge fiscal 1987 spending bill by the House. included a ban oo most nucll"dr tests, required adher· ence toSALT2, extensk>nof banson chemica l and anti-satellite wea· pons programs and a virtual free7.e In "Star Wars" spending . ' ·Sandinistas spotlight captured American REIUZIT 2 PICK or THE DAILY SENTINEL ''WE DELIVE.R'' YITIIIN C Now99C 2 S ections, 16 Pages Gillnior disagrees with Rhodes' defici~ p_rediction SU7 IIATURES lOUin DON'T LET YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER GO BACK TO SCHOOL WITHOUT TAKING THE NEWS FROM HOME WITH THEM ONLY S48.7·S .FOR 9 MONTHS en tine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, October 8, 1986 By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter . . COU) MBUS. Ohio IUPii - Richard F. Celeste ha s · made more money as governor than at any time in hi~ · lifP, . and ·his income has stabilized since the early 1980s, according to his finan cial records. The governor's tax returns · and pE>rsonal worth statement. released Tuesday. siilW his family came • out of an economic tailspin in 1982, when he was campaigning for governor. The timing of the tax report ing of losses from one transaction that year is stU! under scrutiny by t he Internal Rt'venue Service. Oileste made public his income tax returns for t he last 16 years, plus a financial statement listing his net wort h at $.115.600. The income tax returns reveal that Celeste, whose income nuctuated wildly when he was out of public offi ce from 1918-82, paid 'no federal Income taxes in Racine Village has received Its last revenue sharing che<:k. in the amount of $592. according to Oerk · J ane Beegle in a report Monday night 'to R.lcine Village Council. · Some places depend great ly upo n revenue sharing dollars and Ra· clne1 along with ot her villages and to~hips in Meigs County, wUI miss the revenue sharing progra m. which Is heing phased out by the federal government. Racine, Council President Frank Cleland reported he submitted to · the coun ty commissioners an appJI'. cation for Community Developrn~nt Block Grant funds In the amount of $8,072.99. If granted to the vl!Jage. tlie money would be used to replace four-inch water llne with six-inch line and to install hydran ts from Oak Grove Road to the high school. Ann I:ayne. prPSident of the Fire Deriartment Ladies Auxlllary, re· ported that her group will sponsor this year's coml)'lunity Hallowpen partv. In a related matter, councll set Trick or Treat night for Th u t~day , Oct. :lO, from 6 to 7 p.m. Residents wishing to participate are asked to turn on their porch ligh ts. Council suspended the ru lrs of rt'ad ing on three separate days and Passed as an emergency measure an <l'dlnance prohibiting the du mpIng of grass clippings and leaves In ditches. A fi ne of not Jess than $](1 oor more than $'li plus costs for t he fi rst · otfense ·will lx> enforeed. Council took this action because a CORISI POWHROI 29 99 at y Racine -gets final r~und of funding Vt'tt'rans Memorial Admissions- Loretta Tiemeyer, Middlepon. · · Discharges- Virgil Dill. Matilda R.lwley. Ruth McElroy. • mostly cloudy. Low near Winds !10Udlwes11U to 00 mph. Chance of rain 00 ~nt. Thursday, mostty cloudy with a slight chWJ.., of showers. IDgll near GO. <;hante of ram :ll per cent. · Race helped Celeste finances, returns show ·49 4 ROLL 845 PICK-4 3601 e BUFFERII 100 TABLETS Meigs Count y Emergency Medi· cal Services reports three calls . Monday. Rutland at 10:29 a.m. to Star Hall Road for Maxine Hobbs to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 10:50 a.m. to Pomeroy .Health Care Center for Edith Teaford to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Rutland at 1:04 p.m. to Ohio 325 for Mary Alice Riggs to Veterans Memorial Hospit al. Daily Numher .. ' EITR. S'fiiUITH I Emergency runs Ohio Lo~tery .' ' .. . BELPRE - Belpre pollee report a chemical s pill early this mom!ng from the Du Pont Plant at Washington & !tom, W.Va .. het\'leen Parkersburg and Washington, W.Va. . A pollee department spokesman said they received a call alx>ut 8:48a.m. that a small amount of 1\vdroehlorlc acid had leaked Int o the Ohio River from Dupont and )lias ITDving toward the Belpre area at about one mile per hour. · As a precaut ionary measure, some families In the Porterfield area were evacuated, althoug-h authori ties do not feel there is any real . threa t to human safety. The acid, which ca uses a heavy gas, will affect lower areas next to · · the river more than higher elevations. The Ohio Highway Patrol, the West VlrgiQia State Pollee and the Washington County Sheriff's Depa rtment coordin ated effort s to contain the splll which wUI ,. hecome . diluted as It b'avels down river: . , ~ -·' -· .... . . .,., "members of the U.S. advisers In El Salvador. He said the cards were Issued J uly 28 and explr~ in January. Calderon displayed the two cards ·at a news conference but their authenticity could not be verified. Calderon said he could not establish whether any of the crew was In act ive mil itary service. • Nicaraguan officials said the C-123 transport plane shot down . Sunday was on a CIA mission to ferry weapons an.d other supplies from Ell Salvador to U.S.-backed Cont ras fight ing to topple thf' leftist Nicaraguan government. U.S. offi. clals In Washington and El Salva dor denied any connection with the plane. Calderon, mil itary chh!f In the region where the plane went do\\oTl, said the night left Ilopango air base in E l Salvador. Oew down Nlcara· gua'sPaclflc Coast and crossed Into sout hem Nicaragua fi·om Cnsta Thesday there had heen two or three unscheduled nights a week from the airport in the past tllree weeks. The sources said Ire planes came Int o restricted area s of the military airport. picked up cargo and left. gl'Ou ~" FUca. " I have heard the j:ianes flew for the Cbntras, and I think it is very possible that night took off from here, an d one ol tre planes we saw here was the one shot down," one . source said. Bot h said they saw Americans wit h the planes. ' A Salvadoran military spokes· man said: "The plane is not ours. We do not la!ow were It comes from.'' Btt two sou rces at El Salvador's Ilopango military airport .said ... ------------·--.,.....--~'------~~-~·~~--~·• - ~- At the news conference in Managua Thesday night , tl:>" aap· live Amerlcan, lookJng dazed and flu shed, was brought before a · microphone b.Y Nicaraguan off!. clals' to speak to reporters. "My name Is Eugene Hasen !us, I come from Marinette. Wis. I was captured yesterday in southern Nicaragua," he said. J;lut tlle captive, dressed In a soiled ljue shirt an d jeans, . sa lei noHling else befo re being escorted away by army officials. fje wa~ not allowed to answer questions. . '. ·~-:- • ""?~'• - ~ ,-. ":" ,..-_ -·- • ·. CAPTURED - Eua"ene Hasenlis, left, of Marinette, ms .. Is taken by Salidlnlsta Army CINI!ortl lhrou(lh . a junpe terrain m !IOUthl!m • Nicaragua, 211 rnDes nonh of the Cu!&a Rlau~ bOrder. Hll!lellfus w"'' •· c~red when the C-123 carso piUiehe was ftyln gln w11.~ shot down by : Sandlnlsta Army soldiers. (UPI) . 1 •• - ·- r -- - - • • · .~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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