https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b086c9f9166a8c01fecad610e8665faa.pdf d0bf8e6de9d43c80b9b4951c4d4b93ce PDF Text Text 14- The Daily Sentinel Wedne$day, February 11, 1987 No payment ·ups-ets staff at 'GM plant LORDSTOWN, Ohio (UP()- · Employees at the General M o- : tors Corp. Lordstown car and van ' assembly plants are upset over GM's failure to provide profitsharing payments for 1986, a United Autoworkers official said. Bill Bowers, president of UAW Local 1112, said Tuesday the tension level will rise if top GM execut,Jves receive their customary bonuses .. "!always thou~ht a bonus was a reward for a job well done," Bowers said. " If there wer e no profit s to share wit h our membership, then somebody didn' t do somethin g right. " Last week, th e au tomaker reported 1986 profits of $2.95 billion, down more tha n 26" · percent from profit s of $.1.99 billion In l98o. We Reserve Right To limit Quantities · STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 'AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM Prices Effective Thru Sat., Feb. 14, 1987 Federal deregula tion of thf' Chuck Roast ••••• ~~. $13 9 Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce meeting by Gary Bates, Sirloin ARMOUR oz. , Wl·eners .....•......... 12 99< PKG. Bologna •••••••••••••••• $11-9 ,•. RECEIVE APP~ECIATION PLAQUES - Bill Nease, at right, president of the Pomeroy .Area Chamber of Commerce, presented Mark Gillespie, of Pizza llut, and Dick Warner, orKroger;left Whole Fyers ••••• !'.•• 49< BUCKET $219 Cube Steak •••.••• ~~. Bridge repairs set to ~tart in Meigs th~ O.S.D.A. CHOICE Repairs to a bridge on Bedford meetlng to ask co mmissio nTownship Road 86, King Hill ers to •. consider· pay raises for himself and fellow employee, . Road, will bf starlin g soon, ~ccnrdlni,to;l'll;!!lg•:to6n:ty Eng!- R<lger Michael : ,Nease. sa'id that • neer Phil Roqerts and Highwa y talses which ha ve been given Superintendant Ted Warner. since the office was established Roberts told the M eigs County eight years 'ago have bern Commissioners Wednrsday th at . appreciated. but th at basesalarcounty highway workers will ies are st!ll low. He said he would begin maklpg structural re pairs like to see the salar.Jes Increased to the bridge as soon as creek to reflect the responsibilities of water is low enough they ca n get the j obs. "We think our expeto the abu tlnent. Robrrts sa id the r lence and type of work we do is br ldge!lo0rw!llbereplacpdwlth ofsuchanaturethat lhe bo thjobs should have a higher base," he corrugated sterl. widened and paved. and co ncrete will be said. He noted that Michael is poured around one pier . Mate· making l ess money than the first rials will b<: purchased, except deputy recorder, yet has worked for concrete. from Ohio Bri dge longer. Clerk Mary Hobstett er Co., Marietta , for approximately repor ted the fi rst deputy re$8,500. corder:s sal ary at $12,f.OO and They sa id the bridge is not sa fe Michael's at $12,000. She reto cross until repairs are made. ported Nease at $1>,200. Nease Highway depar tmen t tractor said he realized t·he commissionbids, tabled last week for review ers must work ·within a budget, by th e r ngineer, have bren put on but askrd them to consider five to hold lndcflnlfely. Robert s said seven percent increases for the !he low bid of $22,997 from pl at map offlcr. Falrplaln Tract 9r Sal es, Ripley , A letter was rrad from Consoli· Round Steak ••••••• LB. MOUNTAINEER $]09 Po·rk Sausag_e •••••• LB. MEXICAN . Tomatoes •••••••••• ~~ •• 49< ~;.a~~~~:a/~:t~~~~~\~;sp~~~ ~~~~ ia~~m~~~~~~~~.s ~.~~~ chase at this time. Ro berts and Comm issioner Mannin!'( Roush reported the first discussion on the highway de• partm~nt's expiring union co ntract was held Friday . Roush represen ts .tile commissionrrs in the contract discussions. The men said th e union has submitted a fir s! proposal. but did not el abora te. Dan Nease, with the county plat map office, . wa~ at the Margarine .~ ......L:.•••·• 39< CAR Sl 895 TRUCK '199 So 3rd CITRUS 7 or CHERRY' COLA $1 1 9 Ice Cream •••••••••••• Slice •••••••••••••••••••••• 79< THANK YOU CHERRY $ · BANQUET Pie Filling •••••••·~.·.L··· 1°~ TV Dinners ••••.•·~.o:~ •• 89< 12 GAL. .1 B PK. 16 OZ. RETURNABLES . Ti~e Detergent 1470Z. $589 Middleport 992-2594 DAIRY LANE limit 1 Por C•stomtr Good Only At Powell's S.,.rmarfltt Offtr bpirn Sot., f ... 14, 1917 SUNSHINE · lftAXWELL HOUSE Dog Food Coffee :20 LB. BAG $229 . 3LB. CAN ' . ~~~· limit 1 Per Cutlimlr Good Only At Powell'1 Soptrmarflot • OHtr bjtlns S.t. feb. 14, 1917 ·- · COLUMBUS. Ohio {UPil Two state agencies · monltortng p'ubllc utility ra tes told an Ohio House budget panel Wednesda y theY need more money lnlhe nex t tiVo years to continue holding utllity rates down . Ohio Consumers' Counsel a'hd I he Public Utilities Commission of Ohio have .put In for Increases of 13 and 22 percent, respectivel y. In 1988 to do th eir work.' Both are funded chiefly with assessments and fees on utilities and railroads, . not gen- Sl .99 :;!'he limit 1 Por CuttoGood Only AI Powoll't Sur;•marktt Offor bpirn Sot., ,,., 4, 1917 .. --- ~ . ..... _... . ;1 r rpair carP wi sh ''""''1!·. rPsponsibility for insldp w i ring. Ca rds· Wfli'P sf'n t with trlPphonP Nrasr · said Lon g n1 ·1·ds lr • IH ·r~ rrnm busint •ss rn~' n . tllr·ir 1'1'11 bills, pr ior l o lhf' .Jan . d~ r~gu l a lion, informi ng cu,tomrrs of plovr''" · c l\'if· Ind ividua ls. r('spo ns iblil y c hctngr.s t.~IH.I asking lo• ado ·rs and Br·J inda .J oh nson . c ha irwurna n of th•· chamhf'r ·sponsor•·d :-.11 ss srrvi cC'. H cards WPH' not n·· Swf'rlhf'~tr t Saturfl a:v aftrrn oon ;H l 'omt •rr l.\" wiring turned sln ting rrpai r ser vicf•wa s nol wantr d. the co mpanv au to· ins id€'thrho m rorbusi ness, fmm ma tica lly <-~ddcd th r sf'r virr• to pOrlf:'d 2R c on!f':-. t (•nt rir·s h:1 \·r· thr phonf' company 's j ack . RPca use of this cha nge, GTE is now lhr monlhl y bill, said 1\att•s. Ninrty-flvr percent of C'I'F: 's brrn l'c•<'P ivP<I. TIH • o·o nl< ·sl i' tn1 gir ls :l-1:1, and pn • trgJSII'al ;, .,, h installin g prrsr nt cus tomers Jl'f'SignPd up $R . Saturda.\ ' rt'gis tr;lliou , IJI' g ln - for rrpa ir ca rr . h<· addPd . ning al :t p. m. will ill' $ 111 t elrp h on~ protector dev ices ca llrd Telephonr Nr 1work Inter- VillagP <·on tPs l IJf'ill J.! twld II all audilor iulll , n · :, .. ·.. ;: .,., ~,: ~. -- - ... · ' HPip on, 'the homefronl from Congressional conslitucnts is needed to enco urage Co n~ress IO push through already df'iaycd Federal -Aid Highway Program Act legislati on at oncr, Georgr Dugan. deputy direc-tor of the lOth District, Oh io Drparlmrnt of Hig hway s, reporls . Congress before last Oc!ober should have passed the ac t which would have permi tted !he dlstribut ion of abou t $:123 mil lion dollars for 141 highwa) projeciS in Ohio, D'ugan said. However, th e House of Reprrsrntat ives passed one version and the U.S. Sen at<' passed anot her version of the requird legislation. Consrquently, slncr th e two pieces of l egis l ation co nfl ic ted huge amounts of money cou ld not be distributed not only toOhlobut to ~ · thr other stat es . Dugan says that aga in lhr two houses of Congress , wi th many new members in volved since th e November election , have passed two sepa rate pieces of legisla tion and again the federal highway money ca nnot be pa ssed out to the states because the two pieces of IPglslation do not agree. Thl' probl em has gon<' int o a conferrncr co mmittee and the delay in the legislation which should have been ready last October is throwing Ohio highway pro jrcts behind since the co nstruction p<:riod is limited dur to weathrr condi tions and other faclors . Dugan poiniS out that although the plans for Ohi o projrcts ar r ready nothing ca n be done abou t advNt is!ng !hem for IJids until the money Is received. Evr· n if ' · · ' !he mone,· wN r rrc!'ivc·d '""" · the dela y is bound to dl'lav projrcl s plannf'd for this .vrar. Duga n says thai th •· proj<•cl ' must bl' adwrtisrd c·:Ju sing delay whi le con i raet ors flgu rr 1heir bids and thrn aflcr bids ar r· so lei. co ntractors mu st hf' gil'r n another timr pf'l'iod tn gPI thr ir materials. rquipmrnl and m:tn · powr r n·ad)' to go. · Thrrr arr four proj<•cts sd tf' du led in !hr ltl th Di slricl wlwn frdr ral aid monry dors !'nmr through. On• · of thr fnut' - t o l;~l cost of lht' four Pxprclr d 10 run abou t $9 million - Is In Ml'igs Count)·. Thi ., wou ld h• · resur t;!l '· ing li.2 mll•'s of US :n fro m .:1!1 miles ras t of Stair Routf• liK I l o .fi l miles ''"" of Sta rr Houlf ' 7. Total cost of thr lmpmvc•m•' nl i' ~s tlm a t ed a! $:1, :142.1XKI. Insu~ance-tort retonn £ D-New Bos ton. acti ng at Gov . Richard Celeste's request. or dered It be eliminated . "Wf' vcr.v much would llkr to stay on thr schedu le whi<'h calls for tth e bill ! to move from commi ttee so it ca n be on thr floor Tut'sday ," St ln zla no sai d aftH holding off un lll laic Wed· nesday to see If another vote cou ld be found . On Wrdnesda)· morning Sllnzlano ad j ourned th P mretlng wh• ·n · only seven Dcmoc·ra t s In favor of t hr bill were prcsr nt . Eight vo tes are needed to reconi'mend II .Two . oth er Democrul ic members of the co mmitiPe wr rr .,bsent. One was Ill und th e other wa s altendlng a state lr~ls l a t o r' s meeting, St in zla no said. When com mitt ee members w turn today . they will co nsider a series of amendments sugges ted by the Ohio Al liance for Civil Justice, a group whlrh s tro n ~ ly suppor ts kerplng th <· produ ct • IS Anolh Pr of Ill(' l our projt · t · t :-~ In Disrricl W i.-. In 1/ocl<ing r ·ouil i V <tnd woul.d up,L! I'~l dt' ltlf' l'f'~ t i l !'f': l on US !lou I(' :I;J In H orl<i ng l'ou111 ,1· with !hf' l' .... llmat .·d ('0!'1 1 I n 1}1' $1 ,I:t I. t iWI. T he l'' 'nl<lillin).! lwn prnjt·d ~ nJ IIH' lour taq,:t•lr·tl !Ill' ni.. . tr ll'l 10 from lht · trodl' r;ll l und~ nr1· In Wt.~ s hing ton Crr unt _\ . Onr · wrmltl h• · I h1 • n ·~ u rfad n~ of :i IX r11 i lr ·.., nl ST fill at a •·lrsl n t :!i-l:rX ,I Ktl! ;IIHII!lr· s• ·c·om l w o uld br · pa vi ng ru;Jtl h1·rn1:-. , u pgr adin ~ !'.i~ n ~. rr-p l;u · in g guardr:rll and rl ' pair ln g l;rnd sl i p ;l r£\J ~ on I ntPI '.-. t a !l · i7 In M.:.n ii'lt :r from .!Hi tn l i . l ~i mll11~ north of lh f' llhlo Wr ·:-. 1 V irg inia ... t:rlf 1 linf ·~ . Cn~ t of 1h;ll projf •C' I i.., I•St imalf' d :rl $:\,:liO,fKtO . Du gan ;t...,k.-. th ;rl ollil'i :rl.., 111 f ·r rmmunilif ·~ In Di ~ t rk l 10 .rru l l 'o nI i mwcl on pa gr· 11 •11 d st1 on agen a llahllltv In lh• · bi ll. "Rr!JlOv in g lhP product IIHIJil · lty provis ions from 1thr bill 1 seriously undrrm inPs th•• rlt01b to achlcvr. mNtnlngfu l to r t n ·· for m," said Mark D. Da vi d,un. chairman of th r alllan<·o•, " Wo • understand lhr speakPr' S a<·t !Qll . How£'1Vt'r, wr are rom·•' rn('d I ha t the govNnor's fallun· to krPp p:w>with thi s lrgislallon Is 1u ~ t a lactic to dera il r na rt mrnt of '' significa nt- Ohio pr01Ju C'l> l la tJII · II~· law." Meanwhilr. Eli'r nard K. RauP r, pres ident oft h<' Ohio Academy nt Tria l Law.1·ers, sPnt a lett er to Stlnzlano claiming that thr com· mlttec fail ed to delrlr all pmvl slons . dealin g with produ ct liability. Bauer said th P suiJstitulr hill still co ntains a prov ision allow ing contribut ory negligence a' a defensr In tort (•asrs. Thf' prov ision states th at If a manulacrurer, for exa mple, provros " pla lntlfl v..•;ts ;tllf •a ... r ;, 1p1H'f· nt at f<~u ll In an acTi il• ·nl. tli•·vl:dnl llt , l'fl llll OI tiJ IJi' Cl ; J n~· d:trn ;rgf•S . Undf't' CUI'I'Pnl Ia \\' a plidnt lff ran cqlh•ct lOll p••r c1•nl of lhr itmount hr su•·.-. for! no maiii'J' what ciPgl'flf' of rPs ponsl hl llty ffJ I" lhc' acdd,.nt I< a ss l ~ llf'd to him . RuuL' I' ~H i tl 11 was Hllr, .·s intr,) ntlu n IIJ n •nun·•· lhHI prnvl slnn. HIHI Sti tiZimw s: lld it will h1 · i ro nr'd uut Thu J. . cl a\ . 1\ sim ll;_rr p:wk ;tg,. ol lt•.t.dl-llil lion pn~~• ·d th• · C r·nr •t il l ~\-.~1 · 111 · hi _ \ ' Ia ~ ! \f•trt . h ut ( "r · Jr ·~ l l' Vl ·l or •d ll In Dt\t•f•mtu ·r hf ·cauNI · tw ~~~ id lhf"~ j}I'OdUf• t ll ;rhi lit\ M'l 'l iiJil l011k too mu ch aW.t\ !rom , -, ~ n .., uml'l ~ ­ ~l d lng wi th «'{HI."' UI1WI ad VOCJJif ·~ and 111 ganJJ(·d la l~l ll ', has ln s l ~ t, ,d on si t il·t ltHhll itv Cf'lrstf', a gOJins l thr • tn;nlll l:rc·t un ·ro, nl dciPcti vr pr oduo·t, , RIH0 and Stirl!iann ~ a\ ti ll ' producl llal>lllt .\ !ss w· 11_.111 IH· drall with (JUkkl\ a~ 11 "" 'p;rr.lff · !Jil l. Two state utility-monitoring agencies ask for more money risco Shortening $629 offers 1 ao Retail sales down 5..8 percent GTE Dugan says help needed on ho!m efron.t £or h•·.ghway funds 1 saying th e firm Is planning to By GRETEL WIKLE ex pand cable television, fac ilities UPI St11tehnuse Reporter dnto new areas of the co un ty, Requests for expansion, If not COLUMBUS, Ohio iU PII already In the plans, will be The chairman of th e Ohio Hou se stud ied for feaslbllty, the lett er Insura nce Comm illl'r want s to stick with plans to have a said. Dor thea Fisher, of the Meigs l andmark civ il justi ce and i/l SU· County Humane Socl etv, met rance reform package on thr wit h the com missioners io clar- • Ohio House fl oor for a vote next ify policy on dog kl'nncl Tuesday, thpugh th e pack age has sta lled In committee. licensing. C:halrman Rep. Michael P. Stinzlano, D-Columbu s. sche· duled a meet lng for 10: a.m. today to consider the bi ll again . The co mmlttc•c Wednesda y WASJIINGTON ( Ul! l) -Retail sail'S nationwide plummeted came up shorl of th e number of a record 5.8 percent last month because auto sales declined by votes needed lo rec ommend it to more than 22 per cent, the Commerce Department said today. the fu ll House, meani ng the Economists expected the decrease and said they are sticking legislation stalled with only De· to their predictions thallh c 1987 economy will he slighlly bcller mocrat s backing It . than 1986. · RrpuiJJicans on th e commit tee Americans hough! an estimated $119.3 billion worth of goods refused to support the pa cka ge In ,January, $2!1 billion of II from auto dealers, the department wl1hout a secllon limiting lawsaid. Those estimat es were adjusted for seasonal differences. suits agai nst manufacturers for The volume of auto sal"" dropped a record 22.4 percent from defective produ cts . That section December, breaking the. old mark of 19.5 percent set last was removed Tuesda y when Octob<•r . • House Speaker Vernal Riffe. ' p !'O iec t o•· . thr!·"" ' v..' I. I I IJr,::~ s f'I'V if.·r if they wan tNI th e repair carl' r('sponsible for S1495 "·.~· 1\iC'h:ml However. wi th deregu l ation of sta tion w i r ing, cus tomrrs ar e ·to right , with plaques of appreciation for their generous donations to chamber sponsored events. The presentations were made at Tuesday 's chamber meeting at Pomeroy Trinity Church. insta ll ing lhC' new p rotrc t ors ~~ s lhey make calls to hom('S and businesses. Thf're is no cos t l'or the protrctor. howf'V('I', if ;.J custome r r eq u f's t s a r C'pt.lirma n come specifical l~' to instal l ct Mich:~o> ll.o n g, ll ·CII 'I' Io ·l' ill• ·. "as qui,. kl) '" poss iiJio · cus tom ers who do no! . increased. GRADE A Ba lr s said GT I-: workr·rs arr· telephone servlcrs, suc h as pric<: on lim•s, arr sli ll federa ll y rrgu lated, Ba trs sttid . Approva l fro m the Public Utili· tl<:s Comm ission of Ohio is requir ed be fore ra t es m ay bC' 12 OZ. PKG. blt• in thr sys10m th C'm~0l v rs. N•··"'' ' ''" '""r Prt•siclr nl llill ugl·d dwmbr·r m1·mht·r ~ tn ,:-;r·nd lrlll ·rs in support 11 1' or li 'l'l'.\ ' S0 1"\Jicr to St;r l t· Si'll ~ rtHr .l:t n con trac t, at $.2.1 pf'r month , for d, , • , Ba tes'sa!' • s of .,Jan . 11987 \ncreasrs ARMOUR SLICED laces. at !he point of f'ntry to lhr homr or bui nC>ss . Thr df>v iC'r' w i ll r no1b l r customers to isolatr trou - chH rge. I\ IMPERIAL Chrysler-Plymouth Dodge Inc. 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New spapar thC' federa l gover nmen t no loriger srts pr icPs on sta tio n wiri ng into hom es and businesses. Par ts of office. Although deregu l ation went into eff ect i n Feb. 1982, fu r ther ch anges have co me recently. 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• COOPER 2 Sect•ons . 14 P:1nes l.ong ~~ sf·l·kin J.: lund!- 111 providr• M 1·i).!s ('n unt ~ · wit h th1· sp n ·in' whi lr · 1lu · Pcr 11wro_,. Maso n brid ~r · i..., ('l o:-, ·d lo1 rf'pa ir:-. . Th t~ ln idgt· i:-. :-. l'l1t·dulnl fo r a four-month !'lo:-.u11' hr~-: ln n 111 g ·I 11 M a !'(' 1L l . rII 1g 'II' II 1II ' prrsc•nt ing 1111· !PI 11·rs 11 1 snppn rl t o Ohio D1 •parlnH ·n1 rd D!'\'t •l opm• •nl off idal s an d C o\' f'I'I\ Ot manager of General Te lepho ne Company of Ohio's Pomeroy U.S.D.A. CHOICE GAL (up to 5 qts car516 qts trucks/ • New Mopar oil filter • Check fiuid levels • Check Dattery • Spe(laf or additional b11 slightly higher enttne telephone compa ny, w hich rr suited i n nrw pr icing policit'S, wen• addrrssed at Tursday 's MT. VERNON • • New oil • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, February 12. 1987 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS SCHEDULED MAINIENANCf ATREGULAR IIMI ' OTHEI MODELS . SLIGHTLY HIGHER :Jo, 28, 8, 9, 7, 6 at y Vol.36, No.197 ~ opyrigJlted 1987 l'artiy doudy tonight, with u low lll'ar ~!i. f1mslderahlt• sunshim• Frida,y, with highs ht_·twct·n :10 and :Ja. Phone deregulation is local chamber topic .T. CHANGE Daily Numlwr 556 Sup~r Lotto •• .OIL & FILTER CHANGES AT RECOMMENDED INTERVALS ARE OIL AND FILTER SUNNY 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. The decli ne occurred despite sales of$102 billion, a 6.6percent Increase ovN 1985 sales of $96.4 billion. CM officials explained that large ca pital expenditures for new plant s and eq uipment, anticIpated closing cos ts for nine older plants and an expensive fall sales incentive program cut Into profits. · Thf' corporation has not ye t announced bonuses for Chairman Roger B. Smith, President F. Ja mes McDonald and other top executives , but co mpany officials said thr co rporation did pa y $219 million In bonuses to more than ;;, 700 offi cers and manager s for 1986. In a letter to personnel directors at various GM facilities, th e compan y explained that the formula for det ermining bonuses Is different than the one used for · profit shar ing. Bowers questions how the company ca n have mone)· for bonu ses, but none for profit sharing. "How ca n I j ustify that to my membership• T here Is no justlfl· cation,'' Bowr•·s sa id. Donald F. f~ phlln , UAW GM Department director, said In a recent letter to local union ofll cers that GM officials should be doing their part to help the company through difficult times. "Jf low earnings mean sacrlrlro• , the sarrlflr<> at the upJ)('r lcv<>l shou ld be more than a token gesture." he said. " Real restrai nt In the executive suites would be a welcome and long· overdue sign that GM Is truly ser ious abou t getting Its house In order." Bowers sa id Ephlin has assured him that dev<'loplng a more equita bl e profit sharing formula will be a priority Issue when a new indust ry-wiM labor contract is negotlatro la ter this )lear. Ohio Lottery SVACteams resu~e play Friday night ·- ·P age4 ·~ , .. -·.... ~, ' era! tax revenues. Consumers' Counsel William A. Spratiey told the House F inance subcom mittee h is watchdog group costs the consumers only three cents lor every $100 worth or utility bills and has saved millions ror them In past years. Thomas V. Chema, chairman or the PUCO, sa id utility rates have been stable during the last two years for the first time In more than a deca de, and are likely to con!lnue thatway. ;. The Consumers' Cou nsel is sudden large rat e Increases asking for $9 .6 jf!llllon. ari annua l resulting from long periods of Increase or slightly more th an 13 stagnant ra tes - and the Inclupercent for what Spratley des· sion In rate bases the cost of cr lbed as a continuation level eliminating acid rain. He said his group already has • budget . "The average monthly utility · saved' customers of Cincinnati Cas & E lectric and Columbus bill, was the same last year as It was In 1983," said Spra tley. and Southern Ohio Electr ic Co. " What we have now Is a fla tte~~: , about $100 a year In pollu!lon Ingot rates as compared with the co ntrol charges. very sleep Increases In the early "Had we not been In !hose rare 1980s.•• , cases, we have every reason to believe the utilities would have Spratley sai d his agency will continue to bailie "ra te shock '' gotten whal they asked for, " he said. Chema told .Jhe subeommlt tee that utility rates have not In· creased In the last two years. "To the contrary, rates have fallen by an average of 2 j)('rcent In 1985 and an additional on c·half per· cent In 1986. " he said. "We SI'C them as stabl e to slightly falling In the future." The PUCO Is asking for Increases ol22 percent 1hls coming year and 7.6 percent In 1989. Among the Improvements to be mcu.Je urr• addln g :«1 tr·( ·hnka J posi tion s for an I 'X<Hll lna tln n of utility cbmp'an;v mana ~· · rn,.nt practlct:'s, addin g t I lull ,tlm• · regula tory staff po;lllon,, t~r< '!' gas llnr ln s t~·rt ors and t hr~ ~ attorn('ys. In all, Ch •' m;,,snld , >Opositions wil l be addrd with $4 million, which rrprrsrnts "J)('n nics a year to consumMs hut allows us to co ntlnU(' tn do the work that represent s a s a v ln~s of millions of dollar~ . " .' �ThiP(Iay, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERES'IS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~m~ rT"l........L-.""T""I~c::J, ~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A ME MBER of The Unit ed Press I n r ~r narlo n a l , Inland Da lly Press Association and the American Newspaper Publi sher s Association . LETTERS OF OP1 NIO N au· wrlctHlll.'. They shou ld tx.• l l."s.~ than 300 words long. Alll ell er s aresubjeclt o ed illn g and must hr siJ,:"ncd wiTh name. address and telephon e nu mber . No Wl Slgncd IC'I11•r s w ill bl' publl !o.ht'd . Lell<'rs should be In Right on schrdule. Amer ica 's new immigration law ls lhrowlng off Its friendly mask. Among th e victims: businesses, which a r ~ aboUI to br saddled with s till more pointless regula lions. In New York State ("nd no dou bt elsewhere, too) , produrllve workers alr<''ady ha1•e been fired by skittis h· em.ployers who are unsure a bour their origins. MPanwhile, thf' Immigration and Naturalization Service has pro· posed giving companies all of 24 hours to dPiermlne the citizen· ship of newly hired workers . Enjoy paperwork? The INS has just th~ I hlng. It's called I -<l, a g ovcrnm~nt form all job applicants will have ro ftll out from Th~nday, February 12. 1987 one permanently poor , alienated and spea king a different tongue. If this were true, it would be worth wor ry ing about. It would also ca ll for be.e fin g up our southern border patrol to choke off the inllux of illegal alien s, a tactic thai should have been employed anyway be lore forcing business to function as a surrogate agenrlor the INS. Happily, the ev idence suggests a different outcome for Hispanic Immigrants. Like every group before I hem. Hispanics are makIng progress. To appreclale this fa ct, it's necessary first to put the His· panic community in perspective. Between 1950 and 1980, while the good taste, addressin g l ssu ~. not l£'flion all tir s. Was~ington Window Buchanan's exit . . By ARNOLI> SA WISLAK UPI Senior l<:ditor WASHI NGTON !UP I 1 - lnrt•rpsr g roups whic h manage to place one of their own inside the Whirr Housf' ca n be expect ed to roar with pain when thr.v lose tha t voice at1 600 Pe nnsylvania Avenue. Bul when Pat Buchanan announced hr was Iw ving his job as Whit t> Hou se communications di rec tor las l week, conservatives generally expressed regret, bu l nor out ra ge. Rober! Grant , chairman of the a:,o,OOO·mr mber Chris ti a n Voict> const>rvaliv e evangelical lobbyin g group. hacl a chara ctt>rlslic reac tion : . "Whilf' It comes as no surprise. we reg rr l tha i Pal is leaving. Pal Buchanan was the one dy ed· in-the-wool conserva tivt> who we could count on in I he White Hou se. But Ihe loss will be fell more bv tht> White now be . House than by the conse rvative moveme~l. Mler all. Pal ' fighting on the ouls lde, whe re he's mos l effective." Grant ma y have been lrying lo pul the best face on the Joss of a strong advocat e in the inner c ircle, bUI he also may have bern tacitly conceding what man y in Washingl on a rc ass uming to be a fact- that the ri ght has lililro r no cha ncP lo get mu ch more of it s prograQ'lOUt of \ !his adminis tration. The absenct' of any mention of a nti-abo rti on legisla tion did not escape noilce. in President Reagan' s Stat e of Ihe Union address las t month. Reagan did Issue his a nnu al ca ll for lega lizal ion ofvoluntarv prayer in ih(' public schools, but !her(' wa s very little else I hat would qualify for th cconsrrva ll ve social agenda. Furlher. as Buchanan himself recenlly noted aci dl y , a lot of Republican s have abandoned Reagan - he said run for I he tall grass - s lncr lh r Ira n arms-Cont ra a id affa ir broke . Th e prospect Is that Reagan will ha ve morr tha n enough rrouble achiev ing relalively mode ra te goals In lhr nexrtwo years, let alone h a v~ the clout to push controversial conservat ivr iss ues. So Bucha nan, who plaved wilh the id~ a of declar ing ror.Jhe 1988 Republican prr slde ntral nomin ation himself but wilhdrew lor the slat ed reason that he did no! wa nt to hurt Ihe campaign of Rep. Jack Kemp. RN .Y., now Is en route to the ex it him sP!f. But onr thing seems sure. Hav ing es ta blished himst'lf as Washingt on's fi erces t conservali vr nor lh of Jesse Helms, Buchanan will be h.card from In the s truggle tha i al rea dy ha s begun for the . Jradershrp of thr righl aft e r Rr gan re tires ro the ranch. - Had he stayed al lhr Wh ile HouSf'. rven after quashing the . pres ldenllal boomlet Ihat w;ts forming a round him . Buchanan would • haw bem politicall y lmpolt•nt In 19R8 te rms. He could conllnue to ; smll r Reagan 's critics, bu t he could not do much on beha lf of anyone • who was running to succeed him . unless It' was Vi ce President George Bus h. It iSl•nlire ly pos ~ lble that Pa I Bucha nan will s upporl Bush lf h<' gets . thr GOP nomination. But you can bN lhr White B o u s~ a nd rhrow In · 'the Capllol that Bucha nan will br working for so mPOneelse ro ger I hat : nomination very soon alt r r hr has sa id his goodbyes 10 lhP president . will ,• ,. .-.• .• .-,• ,' ~ ~«}IH ? _,.W~ S,..·Ti ll!.S il.o.­ ' •''1 •' . · ··--..l,. ..• ...-•' .• .-•' "Before this goes any further, may I recommend you don't sign anything. And here's my card if you have any questions ____ " ... .- .. •' .• .-.- . .-.- :.. Today in history :: By Unih•d Press lntcrnutlonul Todii.V is Thursday. Fr b. 12. the 4Jrd d<Jy of t D~7 wllh :122 to follow . Th is is Abraham Lin co ln' s birthd ay. Th r moo n Is almos t full . Th t' morning stars arc Ve nus and Sa tu rn. .. Thr evening sta rs arc Mercur)·, Ma rs and .Jupit er·. :: Those born on Ihi s dale a rr undr r thrs lgn of Aquar·tu s . Th l'YInclude .• phllanlhroplst Perrr Coo per In 1791; Abraham Lincoln, 16th pres ident :: ol the Unlled Stat es, and bl ologis l Charl es Darwin in 18119; actor ~ Lornc Greene In 19l!i tagr 721 . a nd baseba ll player and sports :.; comment a lor .Joe Ga ragio la in 1926 rag~ Gll. ' ' • On this dut r In his tory : - • In 1877, Alexander Gra ha m Bell' s new Invention , Ihe telephone. ·• was publicly demonstra ted with a hookup be t w~?e n Bos ton a nd Salem, •' Mass. In )953, the Soviet Union broke relations wl ih Israel alt er lerrorists .• bombed I he Sovlcl legation In Tel Aviv. . , In 1973, the firs t America n pr iso ne rs of war in No rth Vietna m werr r eleased; 116 POWs were flown fr om Han oi to the Philippines. · .tn 1980. the lntern alioMI Olympics Committee rejected a U.S. proposal to pos lpone. ca ner! or move the sit e of lhe 1980 Summer .- Oly mpics from Moscow as a pr otest agalns r lh<' Soviet Invasion of , Mghartls tan. In 1986, Int eriot' Secr<'ta ry Donaltl Hodel removed· Chrysler c hairman Lee lacocco as head or advisory commission on Statue~~ Liber ty and Ellis Island res!oration. He cit ed a possible conflict ol Interest with Jacocca's role as a priva te fund raiser for the project . .. A thou ght lor 1he day : Abraham Lin coln remarked In a speech In 18.'i9, " Public opinion In this count ry Is everything." I total U.S. population expanded by about 50 percent, the Hispanic population was Increasing by 265 percent. Moreover, as many as one-third or the Hispanics th ~a Ilona! surveys sa~ they were born abroad. · · Should anyone really be ala rmed that a booming population reinforced by Impoverished newcomers tends to Jag a blt1 Even so, many Individual Hispanics are Indeed advancing - and In cities with la f~f lmmlgranl enclaves, too. The experience of Denver Is fairly typical. According to the Census Bureau, the Hispanic population of Denver's more prosperous suburbs roughly doubled during the 1970s, while the core city's Hispanic community grew by jusl 6.5 percent. Nationally, Hispanic poverty declined during the 1970s, and during the previous two decades as well. Only in the past few years has this poverty been on a slight upswing. And as any social scientist will tell you, generallz· ing from a few years' experience is a high-risk proposition. Anyway, It's misleading to ·ralk of "Hispanics" as a group. Just as there has been no ldenllcal e xperience for various European groups, so too with Hispanics . Cubans have done qultP well In the United States, In part because they tend to have more education. Hispanics from Central and South Am~rica have progress!"<~ nicely, roo. 7: Then th~re ar~ those of Puerto Rican . an,d Mexican anceslrv whose rise ha s been slower. Slow progress is not th~ sam~ as no progress . however. TherP hav(' been other ~lhnir groups who didn't exactly bolt to th~ top of the social ladder : Th~ Irish and sourhrrn Italians camP lm'riw· · dtately to mind. Supplying the world __Ja_ck_A_n_de_n;o_n_&_,.D_a_le_V_an_A_tt_;_a. WASHINGTON- The Philip· pines Is becoming the major transit station for heroin and other tllegal drugs on their way from the " Golden Triangle" of Southeast Asia to refiners and and distributors in the United Slates and the rest of the Western world. This Is the conclusion of U.S. and Philippine government nar· cotlcs officials Interviewed In Manila recently by our associat e Donald Goldberg as part of our continuing investigation of worldwide dope trafllc. Philippine olflclals have re· cently uncovered - as just one example- a sophisticated drug dis tribution network In their country controlled by a single Chinese organized-crime syndicate In Hong Kong. The syndicate has moved Its amphetamine producllon facilities to the PhiliP· pines from Taiwan and South Korea, where governme nt controls were difficult to get around . Whal has made th e Philippines so attra ctive to I he drug lords? A combination or factors, not the least ol which is Jhe unsettled politica l condition of Ihe countrv in the year s ince Corazon Aquino beca me president. Crimina l ga ngs can always operale more freely In a s ituation of political confu sion. Corruption among Philippine police official s is rampant , ac· cordin g to one U.S. exper t: es timat es of the number of cops on the take range as high as .30 percent. twice as high as a year ago. " I'm more afraid of the cops than of th e crooks ," confided one official. Item: Seve ral months ago , $25,000 in seed money for a s ting operation wa s provided by lhe U.S. governmen t, only to dis appear wllhout a trace after II reached the Philippine pollee . The consensu s Is that the monev wound up in the pockets of rh'e police. The Philippines ' geography. of course . would ma ke it a smugglers' pa radise even if every cop were Sir Ga!ah ad. With mon• than 7.000 separa le is lands and dozens of diver se Getting·the ,• . Smith ·notches .victory 600; Georgetown records l,OOOth. Pomeroy-M~Ieport, Ohio · now on. To complete this inconvenience - and to helghlen the atmosphere of·s usplcton of appll· rant s who look or sound foreign - everyone will also be required to submit two IDs or a passport for inspeci ion. These meddl esome rules might be forgiven If they actually addressed a serious problem . In fact, they don' t. They ilatl at a my th. nam ely thai the current wave of immigrants (by which Is really mean! Hispanic lmnilgrants) threa ten s to become socially indiges tibl e. According to our neo-nativist s, we've got lo stop this du s ky invasion, or else a second society will grow up within our mids t' . WASHINGTON iNEA ) Three months alter the scandal developed over arms shlpmenls to Iran and secret funding lor Nicaragua's contras, the nation has Its llrsl official report on I he matter. It's not a· pretty sight. Indeed. the 65-page, singlespaced account produced by the Senate Intelligence Committee Is a chronicle ol deviousness. incompetence and malfeasance at I he highest levels or the federal government -and that Includes President Reagan . Throughout November, December and January, almost all the Information made public about the scandal came !rom the . news media, a situation that prompted some chronic critics of the press and mindless defenders of the president to suggest that Reagan's problems had been exaggerated If not concocted. by malevolenl journalists. Continued reliance upon that specious argument now has been foreclosed by dissemination or a report from a respected congress ional commltlee whose members - Republican and Democrats - clearly are disturbed by what they have uncovered. The report abounds with tales of deviousness and ·deception. The Central Intelligence Agency withholds crucial Information from the National Security Council. The NSC, In turn , misleads the State Department. Arms merchants, International financiers and assorted other Intermediaries of dubious characrer scurry around the globe on chlndettlne missions. Banks stretching from Switzerland to the Grand Cayman are used as depositories for millions of dollars In unvouchered funds. f~ts cultures. th(' country has neve r geoning dope manufacture and solidly been und~r the control of traffic. the country so far has not the central government in Man· bern plagued by drug problems lia . It la cks the patrol boar s that among its own population: Amqng the apparent reasons for would be needed to give an even cursory oversigh t to the thou - I his are I he strong Influence"of the Catholic Church and the sa nd s of mile~ of coastline and the myriad lnlels tha t ca n · widespread poverty that keeps heroin, cocaine and even mariaccommodate dope smugglers' juana beyond the reach ol moirl small surface craft . Filipinos. Whatevpr the reason: There's an additional !actor the streets of Manila are nollcei.that makes the Ph-Ilippines a fa vorite of the drug lords: bly free of the "head shops, " Philippine citizens are r('adii,· " crack houses" and s trl't'tcornrr dope peddftng that arc a vailabl r as couriers, and they commonplacP In major Amerioft en work cheap. One r ecenr Investigation unco- ca n cities. Another phenomenon makes vered a syndica te operati on !hat the Philippines attractive lodope transporled the opium base for traffickers: Convictions lor drug m anufacrurc of brown hf'roin from the Goldr n Trian gle to dealing are virtually non~ existent . According to a PhilipAms te rdam by wa)· ol thr pine cusloms official, not a slngli> Philippines. The cour ier, trai led by lawmen. wa s a British woman one or the many " hands-on" drug busts hi s men made In the last six mar r ied to a Filipino: shr wa s met b)· thrre C hin ~se in Amster· months resuiled in so much as d am . A subsequ ent ra id on the jail sentPnce lor the powerful drug peddlers. Th(' official rr· hou se where Ihe dope was being c alled ruefully that ·a judge refined turned up 1:1kilogram s of e xpla ined lo him: "We can'1 her oin. Despit r Ihr Philippin rs' bur· make up the major dealers: thev hl.lvr loo murh monl'Y. " ~ a ' ,1 •' rlzed contact s with prlva rr supporters of the Nic ara gua n resist· a nce ," the report adds. White House dissemblin g continued eve n aft er the intliaJ round of revelations a boul the sca ndal. " The NSC sta ff had prepared a 17-page hist or ical s ~tmm a ry of the Ira n program dated Nov. 20 (almost three weeks after the sca nda l broke ! wh ich a ppea rs to contain numerous Important omIssions and missta te ments of fac t," the Senalc report notes. • : . CLEARS THE BOARDS- Missouri's Derrick Chlevous comes ,,,down wltb. an ollenslyc rei!Gund against Kansas loi'Ward Chris f!per durillg llr.l-hall actloq Wednesday night at· Columhla, Mo. .No. . 17 Kansas was . upset hy Mlssourl63-60. (UP!) By LOU RABITO UPI Sports Writer . Nor th Carolina Coach Dea n Smith a nd Georgetown - two fixtures In co llege basketball reached mil est ones Wednesday night. AI Chapel Hil l. N.C .. sop ho· m01'c guard .Jeff Lebo scored a career-high 25 poin ts to h ~ lp l\ orth Carolin a defeal Wake Fores t 9>-M and give Smith his liOOth career vlctorv. A·r Har rford. Conn .. Reggie Willi ams sco red 34 point s to lead · No. 10 Georgetow n to a 78-50 Big Eas t rout of Connecticut for the Hoy as' I.OOOth a!Hlme triumph. Smith improved his coaching mark to 6U(J.l7:1 in his 26th season. becoming the !llth NCAA Div· ision I coac h to reac h th e 61l0 pla lea u. Le bo hit 5 .1-point shot s to pJce North Carolina. 21-2 overal l a nd 10·0 in the Atlantic Coast Confe r· ence. Wak e Foresl, 11-11 and 1-9, has lost 12 straight · to. I he Ta"r Hee ls. Mark Clirte lopped th<' Deacons with 21 points,a nd Sam Ivy contributed 17. . " ll jus! means . l' v.e been coaching a 1ong tim"e ," Smith ,said of lhe mark. "What' s th e dlllerence between thi S and No. . o99 last week ? I really don't see any reason to reflect on It , or any slgnlftcanc(' lq It really." By troun c in g Connec ti cu t, Georgetown Improved lo 1,000· 674 since the bas ketball program . bega n in 1906. Since Coach .John each conver ted 2 lrer throws in Thompson took over In 1972, the th e !Ina! 30 seco nd s "ro s.park Hoyas arc 339-119. Including an Clemson, 22·2 overall - its most 18-4 mar k this season. Ken lucky, victories ever in th l' regula r wrth 1.423 tr iumphs, has the most season - and 7·2 In lht• ACC. At Nas hvill e. Tenn ., Dcr rlc· k bas ket ball victories among the McKey scored 18 point s and nation's Division I sdrools. grabbed a ga me· hi gh 9 rebou nds Willi ams scored 17polnts In the Alabama. 18·4 and 11·2. lo power first hail as Georgetown built a 38·21 bulge, capitalizing on the past Vanderbilt , 14· 11 a nd o·8. Hu ski es ' :Jo percent shootin g. The · At Columbia. Mo .. Lee Coward victory imp roved Georgetown' s sank a 3-painl shot with th ree Big Eas t ma rk loS-4 . Connectlcur seconds left and Derr ic k Chie· dropped to 2·9 in the !Pague and vous scored 26 points ro move Missouri with in a gameofth r Big 8·14 ove rall. El sewhere. No. 2 Jpdiana Eight lea d. At Ga ln!'svi!lt•, F la .. Vr rnon nipped Nor thwestern n75 In a Ma xwe ll scored 16 pcinr s and Big Ten ga me. Oklahoma Stat(' Florida received 34 pc int s fr·om upset No. 8 Oklahoma 75·741n Big It s bt•nc h in d c•fe a r in g Eighl action. No. 11 Clemson edged North Carolina St ate 78-75 Missls• lppl. Also. Navy pcunded Muy la nd · in 1he ACC , No. 14 Al abama clipped Vande rbilt 71· 67 i.n th e Baltimore Count y 7o · :~l . GPorgla Soulheastern Conference. Mis- downed Louis ia na StatP 6:J-!i7, souri surprised Nq, 17 Kansas Kentuck y tripped T(•nnPsSPP 91 · 63-60 In a Big Eight gam~ and 84 in overtime. Lou!sv lllr de· Florida I humped SEC rival Mls· fe ared · 'South Ca rolina 59-.'i5, Nebra ska shaded Iowa Sla le slss lppi 8!i-62. . 66-6.1. Baylor bumped 'Trxa s At E vanston, IlL. Daryl Tho· mas scored 32 potnls, Includin g Tech 65-62 and Houston tipped 14 of 16 from the free-throw line, Arkan sas 57-54. to !Pad Indiana, 20·2 and . 11-1, over Northw estern, 6: J6andl -11. UPI leaden; samt' At Stillwate r.· Okla.. Royce Jeffr ies hit a layup wilh seven COLUMBUS, Ohio (U Pli seconds. remaining and Todd Barberton. Obe rlin and Co lum· Christ ian added 2 free throws bus Wehrle remained th e. No. 1 with on e second left to lead team s In lhls week's Unit ed' Okla homa State past Oklahoma. Press lnt ernatjonal Ohio Hi gh At • Raleigh, N.C.. Grayson School Board of Coaches boys Ma rshall and MIChael Brown bas ketball ral lngs. with We hrle the unanimous cho ir.r in Class A for the third week In a row . !.===========::;The Daily Sentinel (t!S I' H 14!i-DtHI I If. Dlv ls lnn uf Mullhnt<dh~. h w . Publ lsht'<l pw•n· ufii' I"II<JOn . 1\·l,,n d ;t,\ !h roug h Frlt lit\', Il l ('(IU 11 St .. Po tll f'roy, O hlD. h ~ · lht• Olll u \'.il ll'V l 'u ll • l l!~ h ln ~ C'1 m 1pam ' Mu lthlH'(IIa . l w ·. Po m r !'I J>. 011i u ~ ;, j ji~. P h . ~~I:.! :!1 ~,. ; S1• rn nd l' l tt~'< pr tsiU IH' pa id al l 'mm 'lllY, Ohi o. M l'mhd U nll• ·•l P n · :.~ l ntrrn .tl lon;tl. l nla ncl l) ,,l l\' P l' i'~S 1\ ~!.oCI: tl h• 11 a nd ! lu • Ohitl N t' W~tlap !'r t\S ..;(('I iil ifln. r-..11h\11<1 1 Atlw rl h I n ~ H1• p n ·~ ~ ·nt .111\'I' , l lr.t nIta m N ~·stl <~P t'r S: t lf~ 7:U T h lltl 1\ l.'t•n w • NPw Yur·k, Nt•\.1' Y!•rk 11111\'i POS'J'MASTI:f! · Si·n\1 .~ d W" • ·~., 1 h.~ rt~~ ~ 1n T lu • Dall v St•nl inf.'l, \ II 1·, •urt St , Puml'nly . Ol;lr1·l!i7ti~l ~U 8Sfl( II'TinN ltt\ TI•) i Dy C'11rrlt:r ur 1\'lut Ill" Uuu ll ' On!' W4 •rk .. On(' Month .. Onr • t ' •;. ' , ·. By GENE CADDES with· 14 seconds remaining, a s~?emingly •afe margin. But a ,. • UP,I Sports Writer , , ')'hose who were .wonderlng if" baskel by OU 's Dennis Whitaker \{ent State's Golden Flashes are cut II to 63·61 and wilh four f8r re al shouid have been In seconds left . Ma ngapora was 1,\ t~en s Wednesday nigh!. called for a foul away from I he . :· k ent played without Its leading ball on an inbounds play . srorer a nd had 10 survive a Thai brought McDonald stormcareless lechnlcai foul on coach ing onto the floor and got him Jim McDonald with four seconds charged with~ technical foul. Since OU wa~ not yet in · thl' io' pla y, but held on !or a 6.1-62 ··Mid- America n Conference win .. bonus . the Bobcats got to shoot .pyrr Ohio University. , only the two.techpical foul s. P aul ,1 I.I was thes lxlh win in a row tor, Graham made the first to make it !<~:nt. mat ching its longest streak 63-62. but mis sed the second. OU s i~ce 1950. It also kept the , I hen got the ball 6ur of bounds , f l!'shes alone In second place. In bul Graham 's 25- footer at the ·Ihe MAC '! game behind ,Central buzzer bounced off the rim. " It would have been embarMichigan, an 83- 67 winner over' · r ass ing If we had lost! he game on Miami Wednesday night. Kent took a 63-59 lead on Jim mv technical foul " said MrDo· · M<~ng~ppra's two free lhrows mild. " We fou \(hl r'oo hard to lose it on aT... , 'U Ja y Pete rs led Kent with 19 points and hit three 3- polnt field goals in th(' second ha lf to keep ·T> mbull .riearly upset ' SAN FRANCISCO iUPII Rcflecling on a quick star! hurt ..)Vrnd y Turnbull Wednesday fl)ghl In her march aga inst l<aterina Maleeva. . ·,: But Turnbull gathered her ,,~bn ce ntralion and rallied to .clci'feat Ma!eeva 2-6, 6· 4, 6-lln the j econd round of the $150.000 Vir ginia Slims of California . ,,' Turnbull,' the sixth-seed. won t.~ ~ first two games of the match a gains! .her Bulgarian opponent. 'fne vP!eran from Aus tralia then lp st the next: six gam es . • harder to win. " OU coach Billy Ha hn said ol Toole' s absence. · In Wednesday night 's other MAC games. Eas tern Michigan dumped Toledo ·into the leajtue basement with an 86·71 win over the Rockets and Wes lern Mlc higa n edged Ball Stat e 102· 99 in over llme. Gra nt Lon g scored 23 point s and Lewis Scott 18 in Easte rn Michi ga n' s win over ·Toledo. Ea srern led 53·25 at halltlme and coas ted the rest oUhe way. Andy F is her led Toledo with 26 po in ts. . ' At Mount Pleas ant, Mich .. Dan Maje rle scored 29 points and Ervin Leavy adqed 18 ·In Ce n· trai' s win ove r Miami. Th e Chippewas led 39-28 al halftim e and buill their margin to 51-.'!5 with 14 minutes remaining. J e ff Fuerslled Miami with 22 points. ~~ ~~) . (' '' PUH "E Da l l ~· Su bs c· r ltwr~ not dr ·~i 1 i n ~ 11, 11.1\ IliP 1·;u rlt ·r m;w rl'm ll In ad v: wn • d lt l"l 'l 111 Th e• Ua I iv Srnt lnPI nn :1 :1, IP n I:! trl1l!ll h IHt.~ l ~ . C r~ dlt ~odll h1• ~iv• • r1t". ll r il'l ~ ·. wh Wf 'C' k . 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That inlense opposition from the president's most senior advisers on foreign policy and national security should have persuaded Reagan to abandon any plans lor providing munl· lions to the country whose determined export of religious fanaticism threatens what little political stabllliy exists among the region's predominantly Islamic countries. Inslead, Reagan rejected his Cal)lnet members• advice, then found time for personal consulta· lions with the likes of an unidentified "Central American · security official and his wile, and the senior CIA officer In that country," the report notes. The CIA station chief "was later the subjeCt of an Internal CIA Investigation Initiated In the fall of 1986 concerning unaulho- ..••.. ., ., From ..".,, '• " ..,, .-. ...-.'' -. .-'-'' ' ...-., . - ..••., ' '• ,_' ...-'.' I • '•'f ' in h r---------,,.-----.L------_;.--..J..---,.--,----------- SWISHER LOHSE lns lead, the Senate report js likely to be til{' first of many ofllclal accounts whose devasta(tng detail will document beyo~d any doubt a shameful series .e'f episodes. ·· -' ., Y r • t~ r . • the Flashes out in front. · "They had a lot to do with he · outcome of game,'' McDonald said of the 3-pointers by Peters and another by Ray Kuba ni. " We were n' t getting them ar thr beginning. We talked a bout It al halftime and I told them we needed more outside shooting." Graham, who pic ked up his second persona l foul le~s than lwo minutes into the game and sat out he rest of the hall, had 15 · points for OU, 1.3 in the second half. Rich Sta nfell also had 15 for the Bobcats. Bill Toole. Ke nt' s leading scorer ·with a 20 points a game average. rillsst>d the contes(. He is in Robinson M('morlal Bospltai in Ravenna suffering· from meningttls. Doctors, however , reporled Wednesday he wa s showing s igns of recovery . "When a critical situa tion occurs. I think a tea m pl ~.v s ~CANDIES Reagan conllnues to handle the issue as a matter of style rather than substance apparently con· vlnced that a good public reh1tions strategy lmplemenled In his folksy personal manner will somehow resolve his problems:: :;;ur, .:v•..~ ~. SIN<:U: C:m•y Kent ·state for real,- .e~ges OU, 63-62 on lran ____R_ob_er_t_Wa:_:_:_lte~,flS The Reagan administrat io n Is portrayed as compulsively deter· mined to r escue citizens of lhls country captured by Middle East te rrorists a nd to advance lhe ca use of the contra s In Nica ragua - and to do virtua ll y anything, over! or coverl,legai or Illega l, to att a in those goals. Near the beginning of the saga, in mld-1985, NSC staff members ctrculaled a writt en proposal that calle d for weapons sales 10 Ira n as a means or enhancing this country's Influence in Iran while simultaneously minimiz ing the Soviet Union's pollllcalleverage there. Accord.lng to the Intelligence Committee report, Secretary of State George P. Shultz bluntly churacterlzed that approach as The Daily Pomerov-. Middleport. Ohio The law doesn't work ______V_in_ce_n_t'C_ar_ro...::...(l The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publl•her/ Controller 12·, 1~87 Page-2-The Dally Senti.W Commentary ~~ F~ruary IJ " I• �Page 4 The Paily Sentinel Thunde~ Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio FebnMNY.12, 198~ North Gallia must win to maintain slim title. hopesj svA~o~=~ings: / By JIM WEIDEMOYER • December, the Pira tes, 12·3 OVP Starr Writer overall and 9·3 In SVAC acllon, In a Southern Valley Confer· · trailed the !lrs l·place Wildcats ence bas ketball game that does by one game for seven weeks not mean quite ·as much as It before losing last week to Oak appeared It wou ld a couple of Hill, dimmi ng North Ga ll Ia's wee ks ago, league-leadmg Han· chances of winning the league nan Trace High School travels to title. seco nd-place North Gallla Frl· Ma thematically, North Gallia day night owning a two-game still has a chance to earn a share lead. of the IItle with Hannan Trace. After losing to Hannan Trace in The Pirates trail the Wildcats by two games wit h two remaining. North Ga ltla travels to Southw.. estern next Friday, while Hannan Trace hosts Kyger Creek. After reeling off seven stra ight wins, six In the conference, the Piralcs have played uncharacterlsllcaliy sloppy In their last two outings. They still managed to blowout Symmes Valley 76·54 two weeks ago, but lost to Oak By GENE CADDES Hill 59·51 las t Friday. The Oaks UPI Sports Writer outscored Nor lh Gailia 23·9 ln the foun h quarter. Since coming off the ell!o!lonal 58-53 victory over third· place Southern three weeks ago, the Pirates have had problems. In the loss to Oak Hill, Pirate Coach Bruce Wilson wit nessed th<.> first lime his senior-oriented sq uad became "unglued."' Hannan Trace on the other hand has been on a roll fo r most of the season. The Wllqcats, 12·5 and 11·1. have won 11 straight conference contes ts since their seaso n-o pening l oss t o Southwestern. They have passed every test thai has come their way w1th the final one being Fr iday against Nor th Callla. Hannan. Trace has defeated the third and four th· place squads the past two weeks, playing with the type of confl· dence that could carry them fa r Into tournament action next Buckeyes sign 19 • recruits COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPII -A recruiting class of 19, described as "good" by coach Earle Bruce and headed by record-setting Car los Snow of the Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education, was signed Wednesday by Cotton Bowl champion Ohio State. "I think we had a good class, .. said Bruce as he wrapped the year 's work. " We didn't have many visit, just42, and we signed 19. We go t quality players. The victory In the Cotton Bowl lover Texas A&M) gave us a good attitude going Into recruiting. "I think we got the . two outs tanding running backs In the state In Carlos Snow and John Spencer (St. Clairsville) and two of the best defensive barks In VInnie Clark (CAPE) and Tim Rullege (Youngstown East). " We got some offensive· linemen who I think are real good, but we dldnt get enough,:' adde\i Bruce, "and Ihe Icing on the cake was Jeff Ellis ... Ellis, a 6-foot-4, 225-pound tighl end from Louisville, Ky. , Male High School,' was the last to a nnounce for Ohio Stale, picking the Buckeyes over his home state University of Kentucky. He Is the son or former heavyweight champion Jimmy Ellis. Bruce fell Ohio Slate's new Jndoor allelic facility, presently under construction and sche· duled for completion In August, was a boost to Buckeye recruit· Ing. "Everything's a plus right now." he said. Well, almos t everything. Bruce d!d miss out on a couple of his prime liirgets ,- bolh tight ends -Dave Dleboll of Mayfield ·He ights, who went with arch· r ival Michigan, and Darrel WO· tleckl of Chagrin Falls Kenston, s igned by Notr(' Dame. "There were some who got , away that we'd liked to have .had," sa id Bruce, " but you've j;ot to forget a bout those. Ob· v!ously, when you lose a Dleboll or a Wodeckl, It hurts, but we got two ou tstanding light ends In Jeff , E llis and Ja y Koch." , The6·fOOt·3, 195-pound Koch, of ·ptvtslon II s tate champion Cln· ~·c!nnall Purcell Marian, was the •:lJPI Class AAA lineman of the :.~ar. He caught 61 .Passes for ~i:106 yards and 11 TDs In 1986. One of Bruce's top priorities this year was running backs and 4n Snow, Spencer. the brother or l 1 orrner Buckeye tailback T!rn · ~pen cer , and Tyrone Harrison, of Highland Park, N.J ., he bol· :S tered that spot considerably. · Snow, fn his lour yea rs at CAPE, rushed for7,856 yatdsand )04 touchdowns. - Among the linemen Bruce i; tgned were Mike Huddleston, a ~- fool ·5, 260-pounder from Woos· ter; Mlck Shoaf. 6-foot-6, 290, i rom Orwell Grand Valley ; John Kacherskl. 6-foot-3, 240, of Mil· ford, Conn.; Roy Nichols, 6-foot· 5. 2.15, of Jeannelle, Pa. ; Paul J..ong, 6-foot-5, 245, of Mayfield Heights; a nd, from Waldorf :Junior College, 6-foot-5, 260·pound Derek MacC ready, who already Is on campus. Two linebackers. Torn Lease of ·Kenton and Andy Gurd of Cha· .g r in Falls Kenston, were signed. :I'he 6-foot-5, 225-pound Lease was the UP! AA lineman of the " .year. Bruce also added a pair of wide r eceivers In 6- foot -6, 180-pound Bernard Edwards of Fort Myers. Fla ., a nd 6-foo t-2, 18.'i- pound J eff :craham of Kettering Alter. ·~ To boost his kicking ga me, ,Bruce signed Mark Smtih, of -Canton Mc Kinley. Smtih qua r:lerbacked Ihe Bulldogs last year ·and also Is an outstandln~ :placekicker. ~ Thlnday, February 12, 1987 month. · and 5-7 · will shoot for Its firth • . w 1- PI' IIA In other SVAC action Friday straight' victory agalnstOakHIII. North 0o111a.... :............ .- a 10 night, Southern hosts Southwest· The Bobcats, Who uketo slow the ::":"" ......,............... 1 ern; Oak Hill travels to Kyger tempo Into a half:court game, o.'l. a 1111 Ita Creek; and Symmes Valley have a strong and consistent Southweou.m.•.. :.............s II • INa heads north to play Eastern. Inside ga me with senior 'flm ::::,~~-~~:::::::::::::;:::J 1: 1 1: At Racine, the Tornadoes, 10·7~ Gordon, and juniors Bill Loveday symm"' Volley ., ............3 tt ·1111 tfQ and 7-5, will turn their scoring and Mike Bradbury- all at least iCONFI!B&NCE) '' m ac hine lo ose on the 6-foot-4. Tr . ~ ~~ 8 Inexperience-riddled Southwest· The Oaks, 10·8 and 6-6, have ~~~·~.~~~~~.:::::::::::::: ... a 111 .. ern Highlanders. Soulhern has won two games In a row and are • Southem ........................7 I 1141 It! scored 90ormorepolnts In Its last looking to close out the season ~t!':~.::::::::::::::::: ::::::J three games, since falling out with a strong finish . · Knerc,.ek................. :.s 7 lie 117 conlentlon for the conference At Reedsville Eastern 7-10 Soulhwestern..................t H 1311 117 tltle three weeksago. and5·7,willbel~ok!ngtoget!ts symmeoVoltey ........ :····· 111 HI 1a1 Southwestern , 8-10 and 4-8, outside shooting attack In full Tu .. ~~a,y·, ,...-. have lost four ,of Its last five gear against !he las t-place Kacet111d tlly.) Rt, Symmea Volley It games. Since losing five players . Symmes Valley VIkings, 3-14 and KnerCrcek&il.O~~~~.. eyohrlllllan!O In the las t three weeks, the 1-11. · · Southe<n ~~~~~!;·, 1ameo · · Highlanders have been forced to In · Saturday non-.conference Oak Hill at Kyre< c....., shift two players Into unusual action, North Gallla travels to ~:::":~•:;:;t :::!~~ starling ro les and several others second-ranked .a nd undefeated Haonan Traeell North Gllllla . into responsible spots corning off Class A power Franklin Furnace SatUrday'• '""'"" the bench. Green, while .Symmes Valley ~:!'~"::~~~v~~':!,:!;:':.~~tey At Cheshire, Kyger Creek, 9·9 hos ts Hannan (W.Va. 1 High. * l: ; lJ: ::: · ::.::::::::::::::::::::::11 = n :, ; : : • Sale prices in effect Feb. 12through Feb. 18,1987. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·;Di(naggio .expected to ;be discharged .. . MIAMI BEACH, Fla. iUPIIFormer New York Yanke~s :great Joe DiMaggio is 'expected tp be d! sc h ar~ed from MI. Sinai Medical Cent er today after un. dergoing heart surgery twice last '\'ePk, a hospital doctor said. . Mt. Sinai Chief of Ca rdiolog)· 'Dr. Philip Sarnel sa id the 72:.Vear-old Hall · of Farn~r h11d e ntered the hospit a l hb. ~ s'ufferlng from fati guf'. He was diagnosed as hav in g arrv th mia. a slow heart rate. Samet recom. ·mended •Di Maggio reccivf' a pacemaker. A temporary devic·e wa s im· planted Feb. 1 by Dr . RogN .Javier in a woccdurr las ting IrS> than an hour. Dr. Char les Bvrd irnplantro the perma nent pacr· mak er Feb. !i. DiM aggio will be ~ released from the hospital toda)·. Samet said . ·F rancona adds to Reds' field . in hunt for first .baseman . "He's in excellent co ndition." said Sam<•l. rrfNring to DiMaggio's blood pressure, mental statu s and muscle tone. " f hop<' I'm in as good condition as he is at 72." Sa ml't said DiMaggio can l'l'SUm(• norma l arl iv il ics ~ "whal r vrr hf~ wants ." . DiMaggio was the s)·mbol of thr Yankees· po11Pl' and cla ss both on and off thl' field dUI ing a cmw•· that tasted fr om lq:~i· l !ln 1. The righl ·handr d hil ling centPr fi elder was named the Amer ican l.ragur' s Mnst Va luable Plilyr r 1hrr.C' times e~nd won two ,\1. bat ting titl es. In 1941. hi' hit in a ma jor-league record !iG cotlser u· Jlvr. ga mPs. DiMaggio. on1•·1imf' husband of Marilyn Monroe. ulso hrld numr·rous World Sf>ri0.s rC'co rds. He played on lfl champ ionship ,Joe Dimaggio Ya nkC'f's trams ~ nd wa s vo1Pd basebal l' s greates t living player in 1%9. DiMaggio. born Nov. 2:i. 1914, had a ..12:i llfet ime baIting a\wage a nd hit :!61 homers. ' CINCINNATI IUPll - The decision by the Cincinnati Reds .to. Invit e iree agent Terry Francona to spring tra in ing as a non·roster player apparently means Dan Driessen won't be offered .the same lnvllation. The situ at ion is a reversal of 1985, when Driessen beat out Francona for Montreal' s first base job. The Reds were consld· ertng both players to fill the club's need for a Jefl· handed hitting first baseman. "I would have to say (thlsl certainly lessens Danny's chances because we only plan to take one player to camp In this ca tegory," said General Man· ager Bill Bergesch. "We've been talking with Danny and have gotten nowhere. "Terry I ~ eight years younger tFrancona Is 27, Driessen 351. and (ma nager! Pete !Rosel knows him very well." Driessen, who played for the Reds !rom 1973·83. was re leased last season by lhe Gia nt s and As tros. The Reds and Fra ncona, who also plays outfield, reached an agreement Tuesday. By March 26, he will either be offered a con tract or be Ire~ to try out with another team. Bergesch said Francona is a candidate for the star ting first base job, joining Nick Esasky and Tracy Jones. Rose, anolher fir st basema n, Is not on the 40· man winter roster and Isn't eligible to return until May 15. Francona. a five -year major league veteran. became a fr<'r agent last fall when the Chi cago Cubs, who had obta ined him in a trade with the Expos after the 1985 season. took him. off their protect ed 40· man rost~r . In 1982 fra ncona Inj ured his right knee. requiring surgery, and Ihen Injured his left knl.'l' In 1984. Tha t tnju r)' also required surgery. He spent th is win lcr playing in Venezuela . where he bat ted .:!51. " Mv knees didn' t give mr a bit of tro~ble 1in Venez uel a I." Fran· ro na sa id. "I playPd :>0 games a t fir st and 20 in lhe ou tfi eld ;md they held up fin e. Hopefull)•, that's " sign th at m y l nj ur~· problems a1·e b«hind me." Fra ncona sa id he HCC<'pl ed an uns igned co ntrac t for "a lillie less" th an !he $2!\0,000 th e Cubs pa id him last season Acquisiti~n of Knight completes Orioles offseason pl~ns . . . .I · By STEVEN GINSBURG ' BALTIMORE !UP!) - Ba lt l. more Orioles General Ma nager Hank Peters says th e acqu isition of frce, agent third basema n R,av ~night completes his offseason pfans to fill three positions 1\hal plagued the club in 1986. ,' · "At the ehd of last season. we SaW three areas tha t we )ODS!: d'e red to be problem ~cas, Peters said. "They wer<.>c tchcr, second base and third b, se. We went out and got (Catc hPYI Terry Kennedy, (second sema nt Rick Burleson and Ray !';night. E I "1 have to say we tllJ a who e lot better aboul the ballcl ub now thanwedldattheendoflastseason." Kn ight, :;4, the Mos t Valuable PI aver in the 1986 worl d Series as a Npw York Met, agrN'd Wedn<'S· dav to a one·vear co nt rac t with the Orioles. Peters said Ihe deal cont ains an option for 1988. Th e contrac l reported ly was worth $475.000. but cou ld yield as mu ch as $1.3 million ove r two natt'o na·J's Na t J'o nal Lcagurt ' Comeback Pla)·er of the Yea r in 19R6 whil e Bu r leson won lh~ same award in the i\L. A career .278 hitter, Knight batted .298 and drove In 76 runs for the Mets las t season. overcoming two previous years of Injuries. Knight. who hi! .390 In the World Ser ies, becomes th e firs t player not to return to his team after being named lhr World Ser ies MVP. Burleson was acquired from Califo rnia as a free agent. Kennedy ca me from Sa n Diego In a trade for pitcher Storm Davis. " We placed a high emphas is on character, Peters sa >d . We 1 l th 01 on! pia" lhC' ee esc guys n Y . ·' ga me, but they play II hard . That' s wha l we Wl'n · loo king fOI.': These are th r gu)·s "''' wa nt ed . seasons if incentives, such as games and at-ba1s. are attai ned in 1987. 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Suffolk G2 f11rtland Sl 1111. 1\;(•W Paltz ~IIOH CWTJ Dt•la~· nr(' 72. ll t1Mra 66 Dickinson "i9, (;t•ltyjolhur,f;' 75 Dominil'an i9, l'ralt ti!J Drt~xt•l 70,Ii..t·ltigh 6i Edlnhoro !l:C, l..o t k llil.V(' n ti~ E lb: aht•lhlown i5, Drt'\lo' 72 Fttlrf!C'Id 79, !'tlanhaltan 67 Gt·orgtiOWII 7H. Cunn t•tfil'ul 50 lft1sson 06, l '. Nt•w E nglom d :)'~ Ithaca iO, Hul'lu~h·r lnstitutt• !iK ,Jf•rst•y C ity St . 65, Trenton St . ,1!/ J(t•uku llO, Rolu~rti>i " "t•slt')'Un 05 Lafuyl 'tll' K"i, Ridt•r X:! l.t·hman iX. Mt•dgar Evt•,.... it l.t•Mnyn(' 91 , \lt•r cy hursl HO Lln t.'O in 60, SprinJt Gardt•n il7 \1aint• !5 1, Ct•nlral fonntileul :1!1 '.Janhatla nvilh• 9--1. Kin ,.,..., Point 1>!6 ~Jurist 64, ~L Frant:ls ( \! .\ '. ) ~ :i ·· Mt•rrlm oH:k 90, Springflt•ld i:l Mlllt•rs\•llh• 91t, K utzl o~ · n ~;1 Muhh•nhurg iCI. l.t•han on \ 'alit•)' li'! Sa\· ~· iii, 1\tur;vland· Balllmor~ · f ount y :m :'0 .II . f'ollt•gt• 9:1, K~·t•n1 • St. ~~ l\ .\ '. :\laritlnw li'!, Sl. .Jtw')! ( 1\" .l" . ) j ;f :\orwi<.· ~ 0!), Skltlmon· 6:! :\\" Tt•d1 iO, Mt•rt•y Ofi :\orwidi i9, SkidlllOtl ' ij:j l';u•t• it Dowling 65 Rlt~t·r \\'illi_a ms JC~. t"urr,\ ' 7:1 ~ ~ - lto~t · !>It ML ~ 1. .\l ar ~· ·., 7:1 Sl . \"int·•·nl Kl, fit•ht'\'a 41i Sllppt•n· IWcll 62. lndi ana ( l'a. ) 56 SftK·klon St. Xi. Kut ,~t~·rs·famd Pn 65 S\ IN\ ' Potsdam IUti, St. l.awrent '4' 66 \\'a.o;hlnl{lon i6. lla n•r ford :19 \\" :~., h. And ,JI'ff. 11.:1. Rt •lhnn.v 7:1 \\'ayne;hurg 96. \\' t~ lmin 1'i t e r IH Wt.Stern fonn. ti:l, 1\'t•w Vork t: . 6~ \\"llliams 79. Trinl l~· i.J SOlJTJI i\lahamu jJ, V!tndt•rhllt 60 Rltu•fl «•l<t 9~ . ~ ht • llh Cfd i:l fatawha II'!, !\olount Olivt• iX f harlt>sl on Xi, " 'ht•t•lin.: til fl('mson i K. N. rarolin:t st . 7:i F.aslt•rn Kt•ntuck)' 12:l \\'lhnin J.,rton 7 1 Fairmont Gi, (:tC'nville 6'! Florida M5, l\tlsi>ilsslppl 6'l Florida st. 9K. Memphis St. K9 C:t•orgla ti:L l.oulo,;lana ~t. ~7 lnd U.·So ulht'L$.'" t M, Und"' C'Y Wit "ion 116 ,) ,( '. Smilh MO. N. l 'arolina f~ nlr:t l ti.J Kt•ntucky 91, Tt•nnt>sSN' K ~ (O'T I Lvu~.otv'llit· ,}fJ, South c·arollna 35 Ttlars IIIII ilL Rarht"''-Scolia 62 l\lar!>ihUII XI, MOr('ht•ad St. jj 1\kNt•tost• St. 7:i, N\\" Louisiana Iii N . ("arolln:t q~, Wakt• Fu r ~il t K~ N. Ca rolina 1\&T 7)4, ."ioutht•rn :iO N,(' ..\\1llmlngt on Kl , ( 'oll"ilal.fu rnlln a 6i'i Nicholls II!J, TcXIL"! Soulht•rn 02 Pain e Col. iM, Fuyt•Uc\•Uf (' St. 611 Vlrl{lnla 91, Vir.(lnia Tt"th 7:t VirJ{inla ( 'umm . KK• •Ja ckNonvlllt• 75 VlrJ.rinln Military Oti, Willi am & Mury 611 Wt'i>i l \la. Sl. 106. MIL-s( l.lherty 91 W. Va. Tt• ch 97, Alderson· Rroaddu!oo i:i 1 \ \ • \ '1;1· Wt'i>i lt•yun 9:J, Point rark 72 WlnJ:"al e 79, f:uilford 7:\ MID\\1EST Adrian 9:1, Kal am azoo &.i AI hi on 7K. Olivl•t ';I 84•1olt It~. Luwr:t•nt.:P !i'7 Hullt'r 6ti. Valparaiso :511 .2:1.& U .titiO .ti52 ..NUl .51111 lndl a na ..... .. .................. t :l '.!:i .·17!t f h•VI'hmdHt :!9 .:m6 w . WESTf:M eDN."ERENn: Mldwesl Divl:>ilun W I. Dallas .... ... : .... ........ .......:u 16: Utah ..... ... .. ... ................ \!K 19 Hou !>ilon ...... ............. ......25 f l Dl•n,·t•r .. ... .... .. .. .... .... .. ... ~2 !: San Antonio .... ........ ... .... ! ~ :u .Sacram cnlo .... ... .... ........ ll :t:l Padrl t lllv t.. iun Ll\ l.aiiers ...... .... .. .... ..... :{fl I:! Portland..... ...... ,............ :IO 20 St:•aill(• .. ... .... .. ...... .... ..... 25 '!:l Goldf'n stali• .... ...... ........ 25 25 Phnmh: ... ......... ....... .. .... 'l l 29 LA fllppl!'!fs ........ ............ ; .JO 1'1'1 . . 8~1 .iWti .5:!~ .U9 ' \-1 ;J 71,, K l .~ - GH :1· 6 1!1 .:!67 II .29/l li' . 7311 0 .fitllt .321 II .300 12 ..1:.,.1 16 .l.&!l :!XI ! • " 't'tln esday' s Rl•.. ub"' Milwaukt't' l 'li, Nt•w York IO.J Dt>l roit I 2:1. t•Jtlladl'lphht 11 :1 tOT 1 Wa.o,;hlnglon t:t:l, San ,\nlonio IO K lndi antt. 121. l'hot•nlx IO .i Atlanta 109, Ll\ Clippt'rs M2 · Thurstla~,.· s fiam('S llouslun at New .fer"'ey. 7: ;m p.m . l)('troit al \h>V1•Jand, 7::10 p.m . SE'ultlt> at Mlh,·auiiN!, M:30 p.m . WIL"il\ln~on at Denver, 9::l0 p.m. Bos ton al Gulden Stal e, IO::lo p.m. Da lla/ at Sacramenlo, 10::10 p.m. (Factory Sponsored) 3.9%* .A.P .R. Financing Now Available ON '87 MODEL F-150 & F-250 PICK·UPS IRD Stock # 10691. 2 dooo, h;od top. v-a air cond .. auto. trans. PS. PB. power woubw~ power door locks. tin whl!fj. cruise control. AM/FM radio. sleroo tape. radial tin" wMe walls. bucket seats. 12.1XXJ miles. WAS NOW $ -or MONTE SS Stock N73641. 2 doors. hard top. coupe. V-a air cond., auto. trans., PS, Pa JX)Wff winOOws. 111 wheel. cruise rontr~. AM /FM rado. ~ereo WAS tape. radial tires. NOW $ $1 1984 FORD -· BRONCO II '87 FORD F-150 UP TO -$600 CASH BACK Stock H74331, 2 00<>-~ slaton wagon.4wheel dr.e. 6 cyl.. PS. PB. AM/FM radio. radialtires. bUcket seats. "'" window detogger. NOW rs995 ' $7995 1985 FORD T·BIRD Stock N10680. 2 door~ hard top. 6 cyl.. a~r cond., auto. trans. PS. PB. power Windows. til whl!fj. cruoe rontnJ. AMIFM radio. radial tires. whrte walls. bucket .,at~ rear window defogger NHL Standings \\ALES \ONFE RE:-;('E Patrick llivi-.lon \\' 1.. T Phi . (;F GA Philadt•lphlu ... .. ..... .. :u 17 ·I 7t 22X lti2 N\' bdandt.•r.. ... ........ 25 2:1 i !ii IK9 IH3 Nl' Rtmgt•rs .... ..... ... :!:1 2--1 K ~-1 219 216 \\' a..;hln~nn .. ... ........ 'l'! t7 X 1 St IK:Itltl Pltl ~hur ~th .... ........... :!I 25 ll 5() 201 19~, Nt•w •ft•rsf':V ....... ...... 22 2M 3 .19 Hli 2~6 • .\darns lli\lt-iinn llarllnrd ........... .... .. . :?9 21 ,6 6.& IKK IKI 80loton ... .. .............. .. ~ Z'l 5 ti I 20M nq Monll'f>al. ...... ... .... .. . ~n 2.& f 0 61 100 IK2 Qu«•ht• 1·.................. .. 2:~ :n 7 :'i:l IRI IMIJ Buffui,I .. .. ... ......... .... J ~ :11 6 H IMO '!II (',\MPEU . \ ONnRE~n; Norris lllvl.-. toll \\' I. 'I' Pl i~ . f;f' <.il\ [)(•troit 2:1 2·1 H !H 17ti 191 Minntosul"' 2:1 1 ;;:l 2'09 ~~ St. l.ouls 20 :!-1 111 :m 1M2 2U5 Toronto 22 'ffi :1 .a!! 194 ~ 1 :c fhlt'll_Ktl 2ll 2K K Ul 200 t:!i Smythe • nivislon Edmonton :n m :. 7U t67 1!/5 \\'innipt•g :It :.'11 1i 6"i !GO IKK C'nl~tar)·. :to ~~ ! 62 'l iMH! Los 1\ngt•ltos :!:! ;!j 6 .·,o U :i ~tx \ 'an tO IIVt' r t1 :1:1 1 It IM7 22-1 '8295 Stock N 10620. 4 sedan. front wheel drive. 4 cyl. air cond .. auto. tran <. PS. PB. AM/FM.rado. radial tires Only$127 8 PER MONTH with approved NOW WAS $9995 1984 CUTLASS SUPREME 8.9% $8995 u -or- Stock H74682. 2 00<>-~ hard to~ coupe,6 cyL air cond .. auto. tran>. PS. PB. AM/FM radio. radial tires. whne wal~ $500 NOW WAS Fi '7995 ~~~~ Over (40) Rangers In -,t&LtmltM ,.,.. Otfl'f' - 24 Month TerrY~! With AAJ~Uvt'd Credit WE HAVE PURCHASED-ADDITIONAL INVENTORY FOR THIS SALE • HURRY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD. OVER (40) TO CHOOSE FROM! \\" cdnt>sday '"' Rt~uH :\'111. ,>\ II·SI:Its .f. Sll\'11-t~ :1 ThuNdlty ' -. (lunu " :\u Pavment quoted based on selling price of $6.675.09 8 .9% APR lor 60 montl1s, amount to flnanoe $6 . 1 1•5. 09 -\()n~ and title- ore atnt. J:;llnt ~ l>io\' lti s 7::13 p.m. i>it'ht•dult't.l \'s, Frida\'' " (i:tml' Nlll: ,\II·Sluro; al (ltii'IH'e, Tram>a('lions Ri\~EI\AU . • Raltlmon· - Third hw.t•mun Ray Knight "Jtrt•t•d tu u l·yt'tlr t•onlrad ~· ith an 11pllon l11r ltH.Il , Los 1\nKtit.., ..... SiJ;"nt'tl o nllll~tlrr Rt•,egh• Wlllhun .. Itt a l ·)'l'llf f'Onlr;td: Nignf'd frt't"'ilJtPnl st't1tnd ha..;cmun .J:H"k l'f'rt·tmh • to play ~· lth .>\ltJUijUI'rtttu• of 1hi"' Pad fk Co:tsl l.t •UJt'l('., Bi\.."'KF.TBI\1.1. l\lil"'llllkf'4• - ;\('li\'UINI forWlltd f'au l Prt'S"'t')'; plu.4'l'CI pu.rd Kt•ltlt Smith nn lnjn n'fl lisb 1984 FORD RANGER Stock N72281. 2 d= 4 cyl.. AM/FM radio. , stereo tape. radial tres. wMe wall~ WAS 5 4995 1981 COUP StockH10641. 2 NOW roor~ sedan. V -8. air cond . roof. auto. trans.. PS. PB. power window~ power door locks. til wheel. cruise control. AM/fM radio. stereo tape. radial lires. whrte WAS walls. NOW vin~ 5 8495 Volkswagens'; FREEl ' AIR CONDITIONING ON SELECT GOLF & JETTA MODELS Save Up To .. $795. Umlted Time Olfel Jen1 4·0oor with optional *I wheels Stock N73171. 2 doors. 4cyl.. auto. tran~. PS. PB. AM /FM radi~ ~ereo tape, •; ton pickup. soon wheel base, re..- ~ep bu mper. Stock I 75321. 2 roor~ 6 cyl. PS. PB. 1M radio. radial tires. 1! llln ~ckup, ~n g wide bed. rear ~ep bumper. gauges. '1995 .m ~~\\" ~~~ ~il mtri Sl ~· E ~Ji.,..,n uri St. fij til\, \orl h Park XK, .\u~u ..t:m :t Ii i Oklahuina Sl. i .i , Oklahum:t ; .1 SL \Ia t ,\ ' ·.., t·!:l, \' :11.11td h ill Wt ... h •rn .\lkhi~:u• Ill:!. lt11ll ~ - Jt9 ~Ol ' 'l ' li" " EST tin , 1\aJ IO r ti,), T~ ·Xo ts Tl'l"h 6:! llou .. tnn :i~ . ;\rkan ..: t.; .i l Nt•p lwn l ' . .\u ..tilt 7K. l'rairh· \"it '" :iii Tt•1o.a., t\ &:\1 ~K. Tt•\.a... 5 ~ \\" ES1' Uu i., t• Sl . tfl. l·:a ... lt•rn \\"a~ hin l{tnn l.i f l' lll ra l w :~ .. hin ~l !\ 11 ;·!. \\ hilm;ut (' ol. !i; lk~rn ink : utlil. 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Boys Ratings f 'OU 1!\IBliS, Ohio (l ' l' l l - 'f hi .., " 't•f'k' s lJnil ('(l l'rt-..;.~ lnt Prnation:li Ohio lli ,Lth Se houl Uuurd of ( 'ua dt t>s' l ~ •.r s ha.o,;li.l'l liall ndiu g!'> twillt flrsl · plnu• \ul t'!>. and won · lo"i t rt•c:urds In pan•nllu;'SI'"'I : Cl.i\ SS ,\ .\ A • I .,• •Fried Chicken •Meat loaf •Chicken DUmplings •Steak Gravy •Chicken livers lots of Vegetables, Salad Bar and Dessert Bar " I kn r w t'ro m thP Wil rm:up l in(~ I could do it tonight .'" said Per so n. I he fourth pick overall in Ius! vcar 's drarl . 'Tm ju st try ing to get some r cs pec l around the REGULAR PRICE $4 49 MOM PERRY BOUNTY TABLE IC'agur. I w;.mt to intimidate, not be inl im idatr d . " In I he seco nd hal f, I wa s lhc fir st ion a lot. If I had lhe shol. RAVENSWOOD W.VA. l'~ lint..., Tt•am 1. Rartwrton .. ..... .. :\-1!1 ·! . Kl'ltj • rln~ .\lt c·r ( 7) ( l:i· l ) .............. :\IIi :1. ('1~ ' \.' 1' Sl . ·lll.lo!t 'ph ( 1) ( 1&2) .... ....... . 2!11 I. Toh.'t.lo St . 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HAPPY VALENTINES DAY SPECIAl. •JO' Black Mesh Dish •SAT Star Receiver with Remote •Polarotor 1•75° LNA •Ground Pole •Electronics Cover • )()()' Cable -~~~~ •We service ail ONLY *599 makes and models •Service technician located in Pomeroy ~rea *IN STORE FINANCING A VAII.ABLE l 'u in l.'i 1. ('o lumhu i>i \\' t• hrll • (:II ) ( J ~ I'I J .. .. .. :111'1 'l . Franklin l' urrm t•t• (irt•t•n ( 17· U) ...... :!:'i :! :1. B ut·yn•s \\',\·nford ( 1~· 1 1 ............ .... :!:m .J . ,\nna ( 17· 1) ................... .. .............. :! !.) 1i . Indian Vallt·~· South t 1:1.:! 1 ............. II ~ ti . .Ja ckMIIl C't•nt t!r ( UP. '! ).............. .... IIi "i. II<'\' II and U'llynt• Tr tu 't' t 1:t.t) ........ IH!I !1. S.e hrin~ .\14 · Kinh · ~· ( 10·:!) ......... ......... 10 K. !\>lin go .Junt1.ion tl :'i ·2) .................. ......... -l:l 111. Lunt.; ( U · ~) ......................... .. .. .:!7 Sl•t'tt ncl tl'fl: II . l 'uhunhiana l ' rt'l">t\i~ ·w !t!; 12. I.'PIII'I' SdHio \"lllli')' :11 : 1:1. ,\ pplf• ( ' r«'f•L: \\ 11 \'Ut't.l alt• :.1!1: 1~ . Ut•ljJito.. St. .rohn ' ., 25: · m. l " "n\~~~· cr.... tvit"'' ~ 1 : lfi. fonti n t•nl al IK: li, ( ~ alt •i~ ~fiii.,Jiotwkt-n I ~; JK. Cinl'innuti r .mnt ry Oa~· II ; 1!1. (lit •l ll u rnlt•r l'alri t'k llt •nr,,· and '-l iii{:HIIt r~ ·. 7 t'at·h. WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO WIX FILTERS WIX.FILTERS Special Demo ·sale Stock # WAS Now $39 9 ~,CH 0/ A.P.R. • /0 Financing -or - 29431 Chieftain Drive At Enterprise 3 Miles West Of Lbgan 385-8296 Or Call Toll Free 1-800·228-4062 l~====================================~ Cabin Fe\'er Sale SPECIAL NOTE: We here at MASON FURNITURE have "Cabin Fever" and 10 does our dally sales report I Now we're doing something about ltl ALL PRICES 29 •so_ o STOP IN AND THE SAVI STOREWI RIG. '3 I 2.15 122F·50 SALE PRICE 9 $46 ~"" $19995 12• · ~0 124f·50 126R· ~ 173-Sil UO·SOS 17tHOS 114-SO CASH , BACK YOU'RE IN THE MARKET . FOR FURNITURE, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUYI ' WAGNER. MECHANICS CREEPER Halogen Beams $999' Umhed Tlmo Olfor . Exclud01 2 \No Short Bed H•'ltwoed llod'f, '19 15 I :::~!....J 775 ...,loft ...... . SAVE ON SOfAS, DESKS,; TAil£5, DlllffiE~ TV'S, RECLINERS, LIVING ROOM AIID IEDIOOM SUITES, BEDDING, ROCKERS AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! COME AND SEE US! X-200 GALLIP Ol.iS 2•0 Third An. ··6·111 J Nr I aa Ill 111. 1 .... 111 ~10 . 1704 lastem Ave. U6·42D .. I'" Doily I .,. II hOO ~'" •oo ,... s... 1 ., t11 4 '"' Mason PT. IIJ.EASANJ SIS llloill St. 2611 lldrlle Awe. 675-1520 675-2731 ··~~- ..... .... POMEIOY MASON 119 • . btl ....,..... il ... ........ 92-m• .m-m1 ,... EAmiN .AVEi STOllE •IN SIIMIU 11:00 A.M. nu 4ti)O I'.M. ~ · :. VALUE ....S14.00 ,..,., ,....... • •' • ' ! he bc'nch whllr Krnny Gan lso' l seorr d I<. and .Ja.v Humphr ~~; and William 11Pdford hud 12f'a c~ " TJ1a1 .wa s l)IH' of !hf' mqsti irllj.> ll'S~iv t ' pt •rfo rman< '4'S , ....,.~~ :-;f'rn hrrr· si n(' (' FddiP .l olm sOil{ did ill o us i.\ c o up ! t ·o f ~·(•c.tr s a go, '+,. Phoenix CrJaC' h .Jo hn Ma r i.Pod~ said of Pt ' r son "Hr'~ ; 1 I r C'nw n d ~~ SWEETHEART SPECIAL Pacers. 'It \I roll II( t'u iron :t l ll l'i tlr<IIH •r( 1\•·n,\ ull al \llo • ~: li• · n ~ l l';t. I ( ·:~.,o · lt • · •• •r\< " ;II U U• ••I• ·r ll• • ll i.,, ll~ ll l Rlufll un Ul ll'rlln ill Ohiu \, t· • ll ·~· :m $349 ONLY I· l ook it. If not, I passed off. In fact. I r ea lly think il wa s an Chu ck Per son bols tered his unselfish 42 po int s.·· Rook!<' of ! he Year cr edenti als Steve Sti panov ich added ~2 Wedn es day nigh! with .a pcrfor- . poin ts for the Pace r s. Hr rb mance few veterans co uld Wil liams· scor ed 20 a.nd Clint match. Richard son 13. Phoenix was lf>d The former A ubu r n star sco red hy Walt er Da vis wilh 2:1 point s 42 point s to lead the Indiana fol lowed by La r ry Na nce wilh 19 Pacer s to the ir lhird strai ght - 17 in the second hal f. Ed victor;·. a 121·105 decisio n over Pin ckney ch ipped in 15 poin ts off the Phoenix Sun s. Th e m anner in wh ich he reac hed his career -hi gh was extra ordinar y. The 6·fool ·8, 225·pound small forward hit 18 of 23 shots from the fl oor, in cluding all 6 att empt s from 3-poin t ra nge. A fourthqu arter dunk was Per son's lone fi eld goal fr om with in 14 fl'€1. fi e did not a !tempt a f ree· lhr ow in sur pa ssing his previous NBA · high of 34 point s. " You won't sec m a n ~' perfor· man ces 10 equa l thai," said Indiana Coac h Jack Ra msay , whose learn won for the third stJ'aig ht lime on the r oad. equa l· & ling a seaso n-hi gh. · ·1 know nobody on any of ffi)' tea ms thai & ever shol the ball like !hal .'" PhoC'nix had won fi ve of its proviou s six gum rs .aga in st th r SMORGASBOID MENU ·" \"1"1 lUI\\" n nl'. lln g l;n· ~ ·n .r l B.v GERRY MONIGA.N UPI Sports Writer .• Sweetheart Eats for 1/2 Price • nn Hsn.n Ull in Sl a lt· .11 Vying for rookie of year, Person scores 42 to lead Pacers to victory FEB. 14 - 3 P.M.-7 P.M. Uhi u ( ull q: • ·~ ; uullniH' r~ ilio •., SPALDING BASKETBALL '3295 . NOW $13,232 $11,300 $13,116 $11,200 $10,775 $9,915 $23,715 '$19,200 $15,625 $14,200 $30,222 $27,200 $10,465 -$9,529 $12;305 $10,990 $15,225 $13,520 $13,230 $11,767 $8,288 $6,752 $17,077 $13.647 $9,740 · $7,936 , The Tri-States' Most COMPLETE AUTO PARTS STORE WAS 1986 Mercury Marquis .................................... 6305 1986 Mercury Marquis .................................... 6357 1986 Tempo .......................................................6765 1986 Econoline Van .........................................6722 1986 Aerostar ................................................... 7303 1987 lincoln Continental .................................7304 1987 Golf GL ...................................................7003 1986 Scirocco ................................................... 6028 1987 Scirocco ................................................... 7010 1986 Jetta GL ................................:..................6093 1985 Golf .......................................................... 5037 1985 Cherokee .................................................. 5319 1985 Golf GL ..................................................5121 fa h•ln ~ft. :\ lma X:i (0'1' 1 furdlnal Slrhd• !UJ. l .akd :uul K:l f hil·ag n ·St ti~ . r ·~ · nlral !'it. till . llu pt· M~ , Cunt~mlla ( l\lidt. t ~ :t hull:m u ;;, Surlh"'t'"'INn j j kans;~ St . 71. ( 'ulnradn ~11'1\t•ndrt ·~ · t 'ul. ·nl. Oakl and fit\ 1111 .lll!'oMittri ti:l, Kan :-a ... 61J ' !\lu ,~l . l ..tHJisX~. !'olE .\ li . . ~ouri Sl XI· tl)'l't St•hra..;lia ti U, ln wa ~t. ti :J PART WAS Stock# 10520. 4door~ sedan.4cyLairrond.. auto. Iran~. PS. AM /FM radi~ radial tiri!S. bucket seals. $2995 f)t'lroll - ~lgm'fl uuls idt• llnt•hndwr ·Umnt,\' Wlll hmt!'i t o a ..t•rit ... of l·yt•ar t..'llntrat•l ... • K1tnsa.; ( "II ,\' - Nunwd " 'hilt•,\ ' l)o w ll pt•rsoonl'l dlrt•t>lur und Gr4:Jt Mnhns t.'llllf'~t' !'it·outinJ( t·oordlna lor. San F r:tm•INt'n - Nanwd Jonnt·r lin t" f2995 '1995 1981 FORD-COURIER PICKUP 1981 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE NOW t·oadl. Stock H74932. 4 doors sedan. 4 cyLPS. PB. M11FM radio. '2995 '1995 1980 FORD F-150 PICKUP WAS "Hot Deals On Cool '7495 FOOTMI.J. , DaUu.-. - Samt'd MUw Solari "l)t T ial ~fo am s coat•h tmd Alan LOW!')' tl't"t•iw•rs 1982 CHEVETTE The Daily Sentinei-'-Page.;.;? Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I ... ....., ..... :z:: ..... .............,....,.,. ., ..... 'hlllomt r Furniture · Company 2nd Streel Mason, W. Va, 304-773-$592 '· �Page-a- The Daily Sentinel Th~sday, February ·12, 1987 Eden Church UMW meets RUTLAND FURNITURE COMPANY'S "Love for Mi ssions" wa s rhr study theme for rh'' ITtcnt mrNi n ~ of the Women 's Missionar)· i\"ocilllion of Eden U nit ed Bre thren Ch u1ch held " ' rhr home· of F'or r esl Adam> The group sang ' II Thai hn ' ! Lov<'" and l-if'ir'cl ed scrip tun · ~ a nd n ' ad ings wpre presPntc-d. OfficPrs' rrpons ~vPrl~ -given a nd ·~, - .- - ' ' :.-:-. ~eat Prl PI" M a r1 indaiP of Green lirld began a suppl;· pa st m·aiP of rhe Eden U. B. Church in .Januar)·. HP is prr•spn !l ~· finishinJ! his srudies ur !he School of rhr Hibil' in GrC'rn fil'ld . Hr and 'his wit(', B•· ts_ , .. haVI' th ree r hilun·n. Ra · chrl. .Jos iah and Micah. BEDROOM SUITE W/NIGHTSTAND...................................$329 95 TABLE W/4 CHAIRS ........................................................$19995 2 USED MAYTAG WRINGER WASHERS • USED UPRIGHT FREEZER . FINISH .......... $21 995 GLASS TOP TABLE WI 4 CHAIRS & BRASS· BUNK BEDS WITH, MATTRESSES ............................... $199 95 & UP Special services MIDDLEPO RT - Speica l services. Church of Chris! in Chrislian Union. Sund ay, 7:.30 p.m.: Re fl ections Trio ro sing. ~IATII SLOGAN WINNEn -:- Rubin llall is shown with the gumhall maf·hine she r en•ived as first prizt• winner in a slogan contest held at lht• Salisbury Elementary School whcrt• she is a sixth ~ader . Th l' slogan will h1• used at the school for th e rcmalnd<•r ol the school year as stress is plat·ed on mathematic~ . Robin's winning slogan Is "Math is the ht•sl ahoVf• alllht• re.st. So learn your math and. you'll he the hest." Second plal'l' win nor was lleldl lluflman, a fourth grader. and third place honors in the cont est wt•nt to Carrie Gl azt•, a st•cond grader . Belles and Beaus travel for dance Twen ty-one m embers of the Belles & Beaus Square Dance Cl ub I raveled to Lu beck. W.Va .. F'rid ay lo all end th e Sta rdu slr!'l 20t h an niversary dance. Billy G. Evans. Gal lipolis, was t'a ller for the even ing and I here were' fivr area cl ubs rep r esen ted. The Belips & · Beaus performrd t hei r "srea l a bannrr' · rou tine and W(-"rr. presented th eir own ba nner that the Slardu sters had stolen ea rl ier pl us they were givf'n a Stardusters traveling banner. Member s atrendlng were Roy and Pa r Holter, -Virg inia Cha dwell, Harold and B<' IIY Newell. Lynn and Clara Burroughs .. Jim Sl ewart, Sally Savage. K en and An n R iohardson, Da le and MarIE'ne Harr ison. Bil l and Naomi Ki ng, Mickey and Sue Burkt:', Henry and M ary Hunt er, and Homer and Shirley Belt. On Sa turday 10 mem bers of the group went lo Beverly to a dane<' sponsored by th e Muskingum Vallev Twlr h:•r s wi th Keir h Rippcro ca ll ing. They ret urned ho me with a banner from the Twirlers. Making rhal trip were Virgil and Kather ine Windon. Harold and Bell)' Newell. .Jim ,and Donn a Nelson. Dalra nd Marlene Harri son and B ill and Naomi DINING ROOM SUITE With Pop Up Unit & 2 Mattresses Oak, modern Formka top table, wicker-back chairs, podded seats, $4500° SALE $799 95 AS IS BRAND NEW - FLOOR SAMPLE '1 wan!Pd to trll yo u that Pauline Parker is r ecove t·ing from major bark surgl'!'y. She wbuld r eally likE' ro hear from hOme folks and cards ca n be se nr to her at Tampa General Hos pita1, Room C-922, T ampa, Fla.. 33601). ' 'And .Jam es Reyno lds of Mid· dl ~por l is r ecuperating al \)ni- LAMP GET ONE FREE PC"lon~s F rank wa s inrrodUrr d <1~· l hr n('w vo lunt Pflr d irer ror at Vrterans 00 Send the frO®Swceihm rt '" Bouquel. Call or visil us today. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP BUCKETS - Students ol Salisbury Elementary School are making " huck•·ts" these day•, hut Jl has nolhlng to do with basketball. Th !• ar r being us<•d in elassrooms as pari of lhe empha., ls In mal hemallcs. Students arc given math problems on a sliP of paper lo work, going along with lh••lr current study. Every two weeks, fi rst place winnrrs in each ci""s recei ve priZ<•s. Pictured is semnd grader, Erin Kr11wsczyn. · Shower .held . f0r woman Stc-phaniC' Al1 •xa ndPI' was n:~o. centl v honored w irh a Ja vrl!r shm<.-t' r at lhP home of Emma K. Clalwor thv with co-hostesses 1'\vila Chlids, .Jr nn ifN Ha rr lson, and Mary Wi sP. A pas rrl color sr hrmewa s usrd and 1hr gi ll !able wa s decorated wilh pastel colored streamers !low ing dow n to 1ht' tab II' from a b~b\ ' sca lr ronurl nlng tcddv bea;· ~ whiCh wf'H' suspended aboV(' fllP t;lbiP. 1hfl rrfrC'shmt •nt tab!(• was do[•o ral l'd with " bluP and wh ile paprr rocki ng hor sr. Hr fr·esh· m~nrs of frPsh fruir. pound ra kr . snack mix. C'Offef' and tfla wrrP Sfti'VC' d . G ues ts were i\bb)· BlakP. Mar gil' Blake. Do nn a Byrr, Helen BvPr . Mar.\' Byer .. Jessica Cu le. Nanrv Ca iP, Kat lr Ch ilds. Jim Clal\\··orr h)', Clara C'riswPII. Pau · llnP Hort on. An gle Houchins, Susa n Houc hin s. Vick i Houchins. Donna .Jenkins. Grace Johnson, Bill lr .Jo Krawsczyn, Kat hryn_ Knight. Na n Moore.- Mar~· Price. .MargareT Belir WeJxor. L•·tt ie Young. Ne llie Zcrk h\ a nd !he Rriv. Sonny Zuniga. Unable to atr end yet srndln g gift s were Dollie 1\lpxa nder. Jua nll a Bachtel. Jack BE'cht le. Jca nnr Anne Bradbury. Julie Bvcr. .len Ches her, Scor ~e Hayes. Edllh Jlvldt:'n .. Jean Horrog. Paula Hor ton, G~bricl Jenkins. Stev<' .len kins, clroi Tannehill. and Lillian Zerkle. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy 992-2039 or 992-5721 BEDROOM SUITE $2999 5 Light Pine, Dark Pine, Oak or Maple Get Read For • pr1ng ·jsprakl'r for thP m'·eling " ''" of rh• · hojpilal's cxtcn dl'd care f<iri lil)". ~he r alk~d ro rh" group ~~out diffrrrnr things volun rr1·rs do in thai dr~arlmenl In c•n : In accordance with tht• uniform lunch programs in the l;:iistrrn and Meigs Local School Djstricr s. rhemenus for rhewe<'k \)f· Feb. 16 are announced. · Easlcrn :Monday: sloppy· joe, french frJes, ricr pudding, pears, milk. ,,Tuesday: gril lr d cheese sa ndwlch. romaro soup, relish tr<J)', ' hcs. m t"lk. peac . ,' WPd ni'Sday: beef and noodles. b~cad - burrcr. mashed pol utors. gtavy, applesa ur!', mi lk . " Thursdav : hambu r·gN, corn , WITH NIGHTSTAND & . FOOTBOARD $8.9995 B 'l,UD $ 69995 $28800 Lo"ESEAT I' 1111111111111111111····························· . . $. USED PINE COFFEE TABLE .......... ~........................... 50 USED COFFEE TABLE/2 END TABLES ... !~!.~~.... S2 6aoo SOFA & MATCHING LOVESEAT ....~~t~!!!!~!tsALE S56800 TWIN BOXSPRING & MAnRESS PAIR •••••••; S13 995 sn FULL SIZE & TWIN SIZE . .$ . aoxsPRING & MAnRESS.:....... 58 EAcH PIEcE- ms oNLY While They La't Odds &_Ends Mismatch . RECliNERS....................................S1999S EACH 2 USED (:OORDINATE GROUPS ·WRANGLER TOPS, BLOUSES, SHORTS and PANTS • SOliD WOOD ~ Va ug han gavr offici•rs' rrpnns. I t was dr•eldf' d 10 sC'l l cha in . The Racine Merchant s Associ· ation will be awardi ng so me shopp('r a hal f-dozrn long stemmed red roses for Valentine's Day Sa tu rda.v. Bill F ra ncis is donalin g rhc rasps for the promotiona l progr.am held by merchan ts. ThPrc will be no bookmobile operating in Meigs Co unt y Monday . That' s because Monday is the observa nce of Presiden r's Da)•. Next I imc I pass this way. f'm goin g to gel a job somepla ce where all of th ese times through the yea r are days when you don't havP to work . f know . You th ink f'm t ired. You're" right, but not roo Tired to smile. Arc you? CJ!<i~ is t wi rh. thr pa ri,.nr s. A \ 'alcntlnf' IC'< I was p la nnrd fnr F'rh. 12. Ill a.m ro 4 p.m .. ll"ilh tlv· s ta ff. nu rses. C'mp l oyC'~. (;IUXi l· iar.\· mC'nl hf •rs ctncJ \·isilors at thl' hos pital bPing inv itPd to alrend . Nrx.t m_rrlt ~ g '~' Ill be held on Frb._ 2t rhrr I' "Ill be a st lrn r auc11on andrh e hostPssPs wtll br .Janrc(' Danu: Js. Lou rsr 8(':1rhs. and Nel lie Horga n . . pinrapp lP. milk. Fri da)': cooks' cho ice. Meigs Monday: hot dog wi th sauce, french friPs. fruit, rookie. milk. Tu<'sday: macaroni and cheese. peas. bread and bull er. fruit, milk. Wedn esdav: r hicken p a tti~ sa ndwich. 'm ixt'd vrgetablPs. fru ir, ilrownlr. milk. . Thursday: chili and cracker s. peanu t bu i rer sa ndw ich, rgccse wrdge. milk. . . F rid ay: cooks chOice. "and Gold banquet planned nf'e kl:lcr~ a~ a monrv -rnaklng projrC'I Tlw ;t nnu ;tl A~ h WPdnf'sd<J .\' IPn!Pn ('hurc h bi'I 'Hkfa<l \J..' LI S "' Tr in ity :tnnnunl'r d p.m . .Joa n Sordr·n. Lt' nni~ · Hap l on a nd Kall u · ~· n J\:llliPr ol sl<:tl l. Group II (Jrf.' St' Illl'd a pla .\ 'lt ·l ent il il'li ··The Call." N1•.,1 mc •!'l · in g wil l br hf' ld on Marr h 21; " ' 7::10 p.m . M rs . ll arpi •r will I"""' ' COMI'ETITIONS - M" mhers of thr 19~6-K7 Meiw; ,Junior -lligh ('hee rlea din~ Squ ad are Jlreparin g for tom petitions I his spring. Making up 1111' group an frunl, Krist1 ~n FAMI LY MEDI CINE Slawh•r: flr:-ot ruw, Kim Oshorn1~. Smm n llout hins, Mldwll(• Mal· thews; se~ond row, i\lll.\' \\:art h. t\ngt· l ~•l...a rkin!<i, Missy Lcat:h und Tcrt'!!lu B•·•·m. Mm·y lludson . Rout~· 2, i\lhany, is adviso r o( the }{I' UUJI . df'vot in ns. (;mup I thr pt•ogrM'Il . and Croup II wil llw host Hr frPshmPnts \\'(•l'f' 'i l 'l'\'f'd 1)\' Cro up I durin ~ a ('(llll'iud ing social hour. Diabetes and its effect on -vision By Edwar~ Schreck, D.O. Assistant Professor of Family Medicine · Ohio Univ er sity Co llege of Osteopathic Medicine Queslion: My doctor says J should have my eyes checked oft en bec ause f,havc,dlabp!es. I s there a link between diab('tes and blindness? · Answer: Whil e blindne ss i s nor an i nevitable resull of diabetes, I hi s di sease is a leading cause of blindness in the Unit ed Srares. Nearly 5,000 people lose their eyesight each yea r because of dlabe tE's. People who have diabetes for many years oft en experience changes in the ret in a, The inner lining ol the eye. Th e tin y blood vessels which su pply th e re llna ca n weakpn and leak, inj uring · the retina. Peopl<' who are borh diabetic and hyper tensive run an even grea ter r isk of eye in jury beca use high blood pressure accel · era res I he deterioration of blood vessels. It 's imporrant for them ro moni tor bblh their blood sugar and blood pressure. Question: What can I do ro prel't>nl eye damage from dia betes• Answer ; Keeping your blood sugar under co nt rol ca n help keep your eyes hca llhy. Kit s !hal allow yo u lo chec k your glucose or sugar level a! hom<' or frequenl visi ts to your physician wil l help you monll or· your hlood suga r leve l. Then you must follow your doct or's spec ific instru ction s abou t mrclica l lon. dier and exerci se. People with dlahclrs sho uld see an ophthalmol ogist. a phys lcial who spec ializes in vi.sion disorders, at Jeasr once a year . Teafords announce twin birth Mr. and Mrs. Dale Te<1ford of R>Jc lnr arc annou ncing rhc birlh of idenrici1 1 lll"in sons-born .Jan. li ar the Holzer Med ical r·en lcr. Thr infants ha vl' been namPd Oak Clair IV and DPrrk Daniel. ThP.\ ' Pach \\'cig hed five pounds and rwo ounces and were JR Inches long. Ma rer na l granclparcn! s . arc Mr. and Mrs. Larr.v O'Brit•n. RacinL'. and patPrnal gra ndpar· cn l s an • Mr. and Mrs.. Da le T ra forcl. Po r rl antl . Ma renal ~ . You r famil y doctor c ;ln n) fpr you to onC'. If yo u p.xprrlrncr vi sion changes suc h as blurring · or doubl r vision, or you st•r dark spots th at don'! disa ppear when you blink, ~f'r yo ur docto r at once. Question : Oner m y famil y phy!' IC'ian hi.I S S(' nl ml' to nn ophtha lmologist. how wil l rhi s sprcialisl ex[!rnlJw rny ryC'~ -~ Answer : . When lhr doer or chPcks you r r .ves for tli abr tes. tl P uses eye drops 10 <lllal<' lh<• pupil s. This al lows eas ler exa ml · na tion of the rr tina . Hr m<:~y ~:~ l so perform , IC'sls to mNL~;ur.-. th (l hea lth of the rerlna - and blood vessels. ff !he ophtha lmologist decides th at you n4.'C'd t n •;-JI TTlt' nl , tw rna~' prescribe laser lhPra p,v to lrPlp stoprhang es in lh <' ll' lin;l· ., blood vPsscls . T his rrrarment and rhr trs ts m f'nll on('(l Jb!JV(• ;u·fi paln IPss JH 'O<· N IU t'PS usu;dl y do nf' o n an nurpatlrnt b a~l..., _ Af'C'<lWIP dlabf'I C'!' I s ;t IPo.HII ng ca usf' o f bllndnrss and PY(' Ui ~o n.ler~. l ht~ kl'~' to prt'VP ntln g vh;lon problPms n' lalt'd tu t hi s rl lsea.' !' is delt'clln g and l!'c•atl ng lhr m Parly . Monl!o t· yo u1· blood sugar anti sPr your ph:o,'sielan . nfl<•n . .,. ' f f I Oal" f'lair 'l'••aford I V, ~ The Raider Is Here ••••• The All New Sport Utili At '• · •• .••·,••, Raider I, ' ' '. If you are thinking about purchasing a new S-10 Blazer. Bronco II, lsuzu Trooper or any other small4x4 vehicle ) '•: I '.•• ' DON'T . Until you have seen the R"aider from Dodge. ., Stt•phnnie Michelle Iliad Standard Equipment items too numerous to mention ' fllad birthday _ ' t epha nl e Michelle Hlad , d'aughter of .Joyce and Michael I;Ilad. formerly of Pomeroy, wa~ o~osen as Miss Photogenic and lftsr runner-up Jn the five year q)d ca t egory of the Sunburs t USA at>uuty Pagea nt held In her town I~ Pa l atka. Fla . Sherecelved two l:(ophles and ' won a trip ro the state fin als which will be held In oHando In Ma y. Her gra ndparebls are Mr. and Mrs.· Leland ~Qnch ol Rout e 4, Pdmeroy, and lltr. and Mrs. Harold Bolen, Columbus. RUTLAND ., •/ for March .J , thP Sr ing Prf'sh.v tl1ria n for Apri l, ;tnd thP rnn iiH'r daughtrr banqur-1 on t\1a ~ · l~ at li "· RUTLAND .fURNITURE COMPANY Holte of the Irate lor•; Where r•• tet lreet B•r•l .. "Sa nd_,. has ver?> fairh fully been minisrrring ro a group of peop le rh al a lor of l ime gel left our of activit ies roday. We ar e re ferr in g to oldl'r peop le and shut -ins in genpral. "Sa nd)' goes to Heartland Care Ce nl er each wrek to talk , rea d the Bi ble, ro sharr ChriST ian IapPs and ju sr listen ro rhe older folk who Jive I hen•. Sandy has also for a long lime vis it ed older people in her neighbor hood and taken !hem cookiPS and ot her ' 'goodirs' to let them kn ow that lhev arc still loved. . :Being a pen-pal for Prison Fellowship is also one of Sa ndy's favori te Things to do. Sandy had identified severa l neE'ds an d followed through in fi lling them. Keep up the good wor k. Loca l Mi ss ionar y. Sandy Paulk." Incidental ly . Sandy m arked a birthday thi s mon th . ., Other Spring Merchandise Arriving Daily •Stoneswear for Kids 742-2211 tkvo tiuns f'lllit l(•d •' J1utting N('W , WitH" Int o Old Wirw ski ns." Ca r ·· • rol l i\nn l·l ;11·pc• r arrrl Huby Sweetheart Deals .k ON THE,, "T" IN MIDDLEPORT .loan Sord4 ·n ha d tlu • opf'ning pra.n •r wil h F a.\ 'i · \\' a ll;H'f' g: i \' lng grrHT -grantipart'n l s arc Mr. and t>~ Mrs. Marshall Adams . Hacinc. I' ;~nd Mr. ~lnd Mrs. Rc~ O'Bri•' n. ;·Thr annual blue anti gold ga me of da r t baseba ll wa s SIC\\';11' 1. Paternal g r•·ut IJanqucl to be held on F'cb. 19 ar pl ay<'Cl . Th e C ~tb .Scout motr o grand mot her is Mrs. i\llah TPa · forti. HE'bron. ' till' Senior C'i t i1.ens Cf'nler wa s clos rd !he mer lin ~. p~1nnf'd during a mPcting o f . - - - - - - . . : . . . - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - ('~mcroy Pack 2~9 hPld rPcenrl.v a~ tht' PomrrO)' E IPmPnrar_ l' ~hool. · ; ,Jt wa s noted !hal lhr scou r h\(Ji an d ancers wi ll br al rhr tiunquel to per form. The district fileer ing to bo hrlcl on March 21 . wlth a boa t drrby was annou nced t(ld it was rcporr ed th at a fund I'JIIsing proj ect is underway . !\ ONLY ONE AT THIS PRICE Brown With Wood Trim- leg. 1699.95 . SALE • Pr f'sby!Nian fhurdl. Sa n d~ · Menus announced for schools Wood Frame-Blue Velvet LADIES' Jl os pir ul i\u:xilit u· ~ · mf't .J ~ annil.' Clerk. arli\'il)" dirl'ctor BROYHilL SOFA, CHAIR, ROCKER, & 3 TABLES MrmMial vlilrn t hf' LadiC's thrr·T' J'('('('ntl\'. SPECIAL! TWIN BED . BOXSPRING & MATTRESS WITH MATCHING CHEST YOUR. CHOJCE lo Auxiliary conducts meeting LA-I-BOY RECLINER SALE .................... SAVE $1 TO S2QOOO BOOKCASE BUNK BED W/MATTRESS 11 ONLYI .....................$24800 10 GUN GUN CABINETS (ONlY 2 LEFT) OAK .......... SAVE OVER $2000° CURIOS (ONLY S LEFT AT THIS PRICE.............. Reg. '329.95 SALE $1_5900 NEW LOAD OF SWIVEL ROCKERS IALL COLORS) ............. $158 & $198 Appeal to her senses. c hf• rr~ "Thrt•r so . "T he co uple was marriPd on .lan.16. 1 ~137- the big flood year . ;1'he chu rch fr JJ owship hall was d~corared for the parry and There was a 12 fool banner which read. "Congratula tio ns". The couple w)!s prcsen lrd a ca kr. a silk flower ar rangement and many, many congrar ulations. 1 know the Schads rca JJ)• mu sr have appreciated and enjoyed thf su r prise and the lribu lr. USED BOOKCASE BUY ONE and " do t\ donativn w a~ rn ;u.IP tu th f' I>Uilding lund 111 !he n' ccnl m 01lng of thf' Womrn ' s Asspda· rion held a! the Middlepor t First ( ;>(1U]k~ ~ wedd in g anniver sar y. 3 PC. BREAKFAST SET ................................ ~ ........ saaoo -. . CHAIRS ...............$269 95 5 PC. BREAKFAST SET WITH SWIVEL 7 PC. BREAKFAST SET WITH REGULAR CHAIRS.............$2 4800 CLOSEOUT ON WOOD ROCKERS IN PINE ...............J 11 5°0 Kin ~. serv ice Women meet A nice rribu H' ro Sa ndy Miller Faulk, da ughter of Gail and i\l !hca MillPr of Middlepor t. in her c·hurch paprr al Urbana . ThC' ar l id C' st<:.~tt•s : Mr . and Mrs. Char les Schad of Dexter have just returned from a ttir.ce week trip ro Ca liforni a ro vis it two of Iheir daught ers. T he biggie though was Sunda.v al rhr St. Pau l Lu ther an Church whr rE' both I he Sahads, Charles and Thr r Psa. ar·e Sunday sc hool r e~c hers. T he Sunday sc hool gr;pup su rprised t hem wiTh a p~rly to mark the Schads' oOih TABLE, 6 CHAIRS, CHINA In Cherry and White Wicker Presbyter i~n vrrsily Hosp ita l. 471 Dodds Dri ve , Dodd's Hal l. Room 411H. Columbu s. Ohio ~ :1210. PiCtures wi ll be taken and a cert ificate wi ll be given lo lhOol' who participate. ONLY .I AT THIS PRICE BROYHILL-Reg. '1599.95 DAY ,BEDS of the bend wor ship FLAnOP DESK •••••••••••••••;. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 512995.& up. ROLL TOP DESK .............................~~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!'" .. $229 95 & UP (21 BROYHILL • f •• . 9 ha s m m ·Pd into lh r Shr ll bu rnf' rr· nt al propr·1·t.v. -· By BOB IIO EF'UCII~ ­ Sentinel St11ff Writer Now if you reaJJy wa nt l o be a ro manti c~ .vou have an opportun ity to prove it ttris Sunday_ one day after Vale nt i n e' s Day, bur rea lly close enough. The Ru tland Chu r ch of God wi JJ be observ in g Hear t Sunday. As a pari of the observance people wishing to repea l their wedding vows m ay an end the morning 4 DRAWER CHEST ·····················1!1···········.-···················· $5 9 ~ & UP S DRAWER CHEST ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••:••••• 569.95 &,up The Rev . Co rl Gi I ila n. pas tor of t he Edr n UniiPd Brr thNn Church. is rrc upf'raring ;H homr fo llowing rPer nt s u rgrr~·· .. The Ru ss<'!! Willia ms fam i lY Thursday, February 12, 1987 .. -Page-9 ·. romantical,' as 0/it;'e Oyl once said . $199 TWIN BED W/BOXSPRINGS AND MATTRESS.................. · 95 FULL SIZE BED WITH BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS ................... $2 39 95 Eden Church note.r - The Daily Sentinel' · ~How va r ious pro j f' Cl S 10 r aisP funds for thr Vf'ar ' s work WC'r€' dis· · CU$5iC'd it was rf'por tr d tha t <.1 total of $2~:!'' was mJdr on lhC' .Januar)' pro tt't' l of " pass "'·o und the apmn." 11 was not ed 1h:~ 1 Sundapchoo l a(( Pndancc· al rhr Edrn U nited Br cthrrn Church on Sunday was H. .. By The .Bend . DON'T MISS OUT! See Us At.... . PONDEROSA~ ,,, Cooper Chrysler-Plymouth Dodge There's a famlly feeling at Pondei'OIIB:" . z 399 So. 3rd R••••~., If Yoa . Dl~•'t · Middleport Middleport Buy Fro• Cuper. We Both Lori M01ey Cl \98?~ . 11'(. ' �Page-10- The Daily Sentinel ,Another . • By .Jeff llilleary ·' •""· Welcome to our C'Xcursion mto ' :the deep , dark Hollywood Junglf' :¢'hen• only the brave dare go and -~.II that other stuff that we mac ho ltwanas spout when we conduc t a '{our of this region. Are you .r.eady'! Stay bPhind mP and we' ll :begin . · · Now, over behind those hu shrs · is a sper ic.tl closrt that ha s Thursday. February 12, 1987 . ·Beasties and magic make some me~orable movies excursion: ''- • ·-· ' ." Po0i8roy- Middleport, Ohio Cl horrlblf' beast in it. You all ' land back while I open it. Creak! It ' ~ the sinister dummy from the mov ie. "Mak ing Con tact". This fi lm run' 8~ mi nutes. has a PG rati ng and Is relf'ased by N<>w World Vld<>o. II litrlr bo)·'s fa t her dies and' immed latply he star ts receiving messages from his ~a d over a tO)' telep hon<>. Th is prolnis lng begi n· nlng suddenly becomes a mlsh· mas h of Poltergeist m('ets ET meets Close Encounters. Don't think th at I didn' t like It. I lovE'<! it for the acti ng, the story, the special e ffects aild everything else tha t was In it. Catch th is with )'Our fav~ri t e ve ntr iloq uis t dummv because it's a fun movie. · Oh ...:. don' t panic. but we've got a lit tle problem: Some wild ani mals arc appraochlng us now and... wait a m inu te ... ! recognize them. The) are the "l nvadPrs from Mars" . This film r uns for . 102 minu tes. Is ra tf'd PG and romes from Ca nnon. a This Is remake of one· of th<> all-lime classic scl('nce fiction movies and Is just as susp('nsclul as the origina l. It stars Karen Black and Hunter' Ca rson In the ,~.lead roles. For those of you who do not know what the plot Is about , I' m not going to tell you! So there! You'll 1\ave to see It vourselves oc miss out on one of ihe greates t inovles of the year. Is It my Imagination or are we get ting lost? This reminds me of the movie, "La byrinth". It Is the enj oya ble ,romp In the mag ical world or George Lucas and Jim Henson where you meet t))e . ::1 ' ...., Does th<' thin man in back ha111!; unfor·get ta b!!' charatters o'f Hog· ,• '"",. gle and the Goblin King..Jaret h. a q uest Ion ?. . " Hey, VPr n, It' s me, your olg:: Sarah, played by Jennllrr Con· noly, comes to the magical rea lm · buddv. Erenst P~ Worrel. Ju~ of the Labyrin th ro sea rch fo r her Ilkeo ld times a ln'tlt? Th lnkhe'~ little .broi h£'r, Tab)', who was fm·gotten a~ut my video? It '~, tak£'n prisoner by the goblins, at ca ll ed "The Ernest Film FesJ!-f. va l' ' ahd has 101 of my beiit• ironicatly her own rPq uest. commerc ials with some blooperF. Ja reth·. played wonderfull y b)• David Bowie. Informs her that th rown In at the end. It 's a lot or: she ha s onlv I~ hours to come tq _ fu n. Vern. Catch it. It's on; his ras tle and resc.ue her brother KNOWWHUTIMEAN? Video. ·, Well . vldro fa ns, that's it lor :: before he b('comes one of the this time. Hopefull ~·. we' ll be out ·, goblins forever. Th is runs !OJ minutes a nd Is released by of this jungle in time for the next : E mbassy. It has a PG rat ing for column bu t if we aren't, I'll save ~ you a banana. That's a promise. • some very mild swE!i'r lng. TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONOA Y thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. Until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY POUCTEB ,• ' D-11-01 I 1·21.WOIIO. 21·11 WOIIO. q ,oo 17.00 M .OO 110.00 11.00 11.00 na .oo t11.oo 11.00 10DAYI 111.00 121 .00 m .oo I MONTH IU.DO "1 .oo MO.oo 1 , . . IMWfO' GDftMCUtlw Nftl. broken up dl¥1 wll t. mlf8'd SATURDAY, FEB. 14 10 A.M. TIL 7 P.M. ONE DAY ' . FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER ~I TRIP WINNER - Florence Smith, of Pomeroy, Is the winner of , a lour-day and lhr~c· ni ghl slay In Daytona Beach, 'fla., given away by Pnm eroy Foodland, in conjunction with Athens Bottling .,.. .. ••'· • ' FASHION AND CRAFTS 4571 -::Toss .·.. pu ll·on skirt . S1z es 5 !8 ·10 ): M(12· 14J : I ·-~: HEAVY DUTY · dashing easy·sdw cape (IWOma1r'l parts plus hood) an d •• .•• • •' TIIURSili\ Y , POMEROY - Ro ck Spr in gs :cra ngr will mret at 7:.10 p.m . ;rhursday . POMEROY - Preceptor Beta flcta Chap iN of BPI a Sigma Phi Sororitr will have a soup supper Thursday , STar ti ng o::lO p.m., at Grace Episco pa l Church pa1·ish house. • POMEROY - Re turn .Jona than Meigs Chapte r, Daugh ters Of the Ameri ca n Revolutio n, will meet at 7 p.m. Thursdav at the Meigs Museum, Bu ttcrn~t llw., Pomeroy. American his torv es· Say winners and th<' good cl,tlzen winner wil l be honored. . CHESTER ' - Shade Riv er :Lodge 4oJ, F&A M, Ches t<'r, wil l •meet a t 7::10 p.m. Thursday with work to h<' in the fellowcra!t degree. R£'freshments will be servPd . Fltllli\ \' .Ji\C'KSON - Buckeye Joint· :count~· Sf'l!·lnsura nce Council 'm<'et!ng will be he ld at 9 a.m. Fridav in th e dow nstairs mreting room · or the Comfort Inn , ·.Jackson. POMEROY - Sen lor Citizens ~q u are dane" ar the center 8 to 11 p.m. Frida y. Music by Bend River Boys. Those all'll'd lng are lo tak e snacks. Admi s~lo n $1.50. Si\Tl !RDAY POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Chamb('r of Commerce is sponsoring the Bend Area Miss Sweet hear t Pagea nt Saturd ay at Pomeroy Vi llage Ha ll auditoriu m. Ages :l·4 and o-6 from 3 to 5 p.m.: Ages 7·9 and 10·13 from 6 to 8 p.m. Registration Is $10 at the door. ~ik(']\' eHr to br sto iC'n . ; ' c,-'r tifir d Co lla tt·r al Corp .. a Chicago firm that srarr hrs srria l 'Oumb('rs and prov ides cat· thrft :and prier in format ion for ln,u · 'ranee companies, said Genera l rvtotors' 19H4 Cama ra was Ameri· ('<J ·s most ·stolC'n ca r last yC'a r . Cami.lros of var iou~ yrars lll l<'d five of the 10 spo ts on the or· ganlzat lon'• mos t·sto len list, and · GM model s accounted for the entire top 10 list. R;tnk ed sreond and third on the mosl-s tolen li., r wrt·e the 19!!.1 and 19R6 versions of the Ca mara. a low-slung sporty cou pe. "It 's prima ril ~· t hr parts va lue. Tht •sr cars a rr r hop·shop ltrms for sur<'. " Howa rd Tullman, prrs idPnl and found<•r of Certl · (led Collateral. sa id Tuesda,1·. : Among impor ts, thP 1983 Toy- TRASH MASHER ON ALL 20°/o OFF MIDDLEPORT ·ATHLETIC SHOES NIKE • CONVERSE • PONY BROOKS • AVIA • FOOT-JOY 992-5627 REG. S349 •' 1;. REG. S399 REG.S449 17t-A_..o.... w ',, ' • ~ ·~ Ul•- Two Yersidns ! Slimming flare drtts wilh cape collar or a yoke. UH crepe, rayon: HaH Sizes 10 'h to 24'.2: ,. WHIRLPOOL MICROWAVE wornen·a Sizes 34 to 52. 7147-Crochet an out· standing hal and " the cold . weather. Use synthetic woolltcl. Oirec· REG. $499.00 DAY ONLY) Woodside N.Y. t 13n. The Daily Sentinel FASHION AND CRAFTS 71~trna ONE DAY ONLY! • SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS .. 446-805 1 •, and Pap1 bears are aNdressed up ancl ,.aoy tor 1 hug. Ua prush or ayntht lic fur. Tissue panaon Ia 1a· btars lnd ' ' On The Spot Financing REG. S349.00 NOTICE OF SALE Offers will be received until 3:00P.M . onthe20thdoy of March, 1987, It the M~yor ' s office•. 237 Race S1rHt, Middleport, . Ohio, lor the ,.,, of the fo,lowing deacribed reel Htate. to· wit: Root ntota al1uoted along Route 7 and is a portion of Lot 327 No. 052. The Village· 1cquired title to .. 11id realeatate by deed r'I)Corded In Volume 227, Pogo 8&7, Meigo Cournv Oeedo Records. Sate of ..ld reo! nto10 wn outhorizod by Ordinance 1 119·87 adoptod Jon. 28 • 1987. The Villogo re011rv01 the right to reject any ond ott bids. The ule it purtuent to Section 721 .03 ol1he Ohio Roviood Code. Fred Hoffnllln, Mayor VIllage of Middleport Fob. 5, 12. 19. 28: Mar. 6. 12 Notice For Flwcal Veer Ending . December 3t, 1988 LEBANON TOWNSHIP Coun1y of Meta• " Thit Ia an unaudited Ftnonclol Raport" SUMMARY 0 CASH• BALANCES. RECEIPTS ond EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENTAL FUN OS RECEIPTS : Toxao ,,.,............. :9,81 9.00 Llcen111, Permits ond Feeo .......... 2.138.00 Intergovernmental . Rti"'IP)I .........58, 81B.OO SpiCit i'AIII!IH· menlo .............. 8,822 .00 All Otllor Revenue ........... 3,088 .00 TOTAL . AECEIPTS ... ... B2. 603.00 DISBURSEMENTS: General Governmont ....... .. ..... 22. 824.00 Public Workl ..... 38, 364.00 Sorvicoo ........... 7,019.00 REG. S399 ---- ··-~·"" H - ... lolo Public Notice Miscellaneous... ...... 91 0.00 $347 $227. $397 WIRELESS REMOTE . Eaull!.,. 17 ft I .' .....miMI Human COLOR TV VCR • REG. S149 . 4 HEAD WIRELESS REMOTE COLOR TV u-ca. TV • 131lutlolo ---~ Copilot Outley ... 16, 943.00 Dob1 SorvicaNoto Principal Poyment ....... 6,61 1.00 TOTAL DISBURSE· .MENTS .......... 90. 681 .00 Toll! Rocolpto Over (Under) Dlob ....... , ........(8.0158 .001 25." (1 ~art set and be prolected from SHARP VCR RCA ••1o ....... ··-·........ 11 - Hou-Oeo. illlll.ll ·2- N•HI'Wtn FIN'-NCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS lions, one size ·to lit aiL ROll 71 --clfRIIMtl\~::ftl 771-liioon ..' • REG. S299 11-c......... ........ -Codo:I04 Public $329 $347· $267 $99 Change- Must It 21 A SWEETHEART OF A DEAL! ..." DISHWASHER Just Ounldt Po-roy Co•er .. • • • WIRELESS REMOTE PORTABLE lt. 7 & loU FEB. 6, 7 & 13, 14 .'"" SHARP VCR MilWAY TAVERN CROSSOVER BAND } ~I SYRACUSE - Hymn sing at Sy racuse Miss ion Chu rc h Sunday at 7 p.m. wi th Shekl nah, Har old and Prggy Clark and the New Convenant singers to takr part. ora Corolla was thr most · stolpn ca r last year .. lh<' co mpany said, but It wa s Gi st overalL Certi fied Collateral said lis most ·stolen list was based on more th a n 74, 000 claims fo r w hl ~h It provided va luations las t yea r. Of those, 653 were lor 1984 Camaros . REG. S349 I :c amaros are hot with car , CHI CAGO IUP II - Ownrrs of ')9R4 Chr\Tolrr Ca maros. b<>· warr . ,.\!'('pOrt sn .v~ it' s thf' mos.t REG. S329 RACINE- A public valent ine da nce wlll be held Saturday at thr Rac ine Amer ica n Legion Post Home by the post. Admls· sian Is $S a single and $10 a couple. Th ose att endin g a re a lso' to take a coverE'd dis h with the pos t to prov ide mea t. SUNDAY POMEROY - Meigs Genealogical Soclet,v will meet at 2p.m. Sunday at thr Meigs Museum. . $297 $267 $299 $2 77 HARR ISONVILLE -The an· nua l insp('ctlon will be held when Ha r risonville Lodge 411, F&AM, meets a t 7: ~0 p.m. Saturd ay at the tempi<'. BALD KNOB - A hyinn sing will b(' held at the F reedom Gospel Miss ion Chu rch at Bald Knob at 7; 30 p.m. Saiurday with Dan Hay man and the Faith Trio to be fea tu r<'d . ,.• GIBSON FREEZER REG. S399 77'-- • • • ,,._,.,,_ ••-t..o DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - 11 :00 A.M: SATURDAY - 2:00P.M. MONDAY - 2:00P .M. TUESDAY - 2:00P .M. WEDNESDAY - 2:00 P.M. THURSDAY - 2:00P.M. FRIDAY . The Daily Seniiitel •• •• Company. Smith was notified of her win hy telephone on ChrL• tmas Eve. Ol!lclal presentation of the vacation t·ertlllcatc was made : Tn e!'<iday hy Pomt1 roy stor( 1 managf r, Don Perry. Calendar/ happenings . 71 - -a-torlolo • -fNito • Yog-too . 11-for hlo or TIOdo CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR Automatic Dryer __,.,.._... .,.,. ......... Ctauified page• cover the following telephone e%change1... -co..wv Publl'c Notice Automatic Washer I! 1 '', 1 n - Y-64WO 't .. WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER r • • 111 q n - TN.UII!<Iolo . •A cllllffled tdvtniHment pltced In The Dally Stnllntl fu · ctp1 - cl ..aifktd diaplay, Butlnest Card lnd ·legll notlou) will 1110 appur In the Pt. PleiHnt Register ..,d lhe 0.111· poUt DaHv Tribune, retching over 11,000 hom•. SATURDAY, FEB. 14 . 10 A.M. TIL 7 P.M. ONE DAY ONLY 1 71 - - · ,., loll In Memoriam ~U~~g~~ ;~~~ •-w.. ..., ··a -u -~-· •• • M ....... - Hor60,... fDr., ., ............ dtv tfttf pubUCition to mike correction. •Adt th.. mud be ptid in advance ere: Cilrd of Thankt COPY OEAOLTNE - . .._ 1 OAYa I DAft I OAYa Adt outtldlii ,Meigs, GaliN! or M110n count... must bt pr• pold, . _ •Rectlvt f .&O diKount for ada paid In adYtnce. •F,.. •• - Oive•wly and Found ldt unci. 15 words will bl run 3 ell¥• 1t no ch~rge. •Price of ld for til eapilll letters it double price of t d cost •7 po4nt line type only uaed. , i •sent in• Ia not retpontlbl'e for trrori 1ft11 flrtt diV . IChtck for trrora fktt day ad runt In paper). Call before 2:00p.m . • ·. RATES 1\lOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On tho Februory 9, 1987, In tho Molgo County Probate Court, CaM No. 25 ,421 • Goorgo L. 11orrio. Sr.. 1864 Uncoln Hatghts, Pomeroy. Ohio 4&789. wao oppolntod Executor of the estate of Lewit E. Harri1, dece11ed, late of 32046 Stato R1o. 124. Wtlchtown Hill, Minorovttto. Ohio (Pomeroy) 46789 . Robert E. Buck, Probeto Judgo Lonlt K. Nouefrood, Clerk (21 12, 19, 28, 3tc Business Services FOR SALE 100 ft. X 100ft. Hartinger Parkwoy Middleport Zone-Commercial Call 992-3005 or 992-6167 2·5·87-1 .... $1.099 • 10 •446-3 733 - · - · PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY : MEIGS The follow ing were recll!lved/ prepored by Tho Ohio En- vironmental Protection Agancy (OEPA) teat wHI<. EHocttve datu of final octlont and luu1nce datil of propoHd ectiont are 111ted . Final actions may be appealed, In writing, within 30 days of the date of this notice, t o The Envlronmentot Boord of · Roviow, Rm . 101, 260 E. Town St .. Cotumbuo , OH , 43216 . Notice of onv oppeot ohott be filed whh the director within 3 dayo. Propooed ac11ono will become final unle11 1 Wriuen adjudlc1tlon hetring reque1t 11 aubmitt~ within 30 dovo ol1ht tnuonce doto: or the DiNCtor revltet / wlthdrewo tho propolecl action. Any person may IUbmit comments and / or request a meeting reg1rdlng •nv non-final action within 30 doyo of the dolo lfldl· cated. " Action", 11 used above FOR SALE Charlie Sergent's CHRISTMAS TREE FARM at Alfred, Oh .. 4 mi . W. of Tuppers Plains on St. Rt. 681. A good opponunlty tor an ambitious family . Priced on Inspec tion . Call tor Appointment 985-4167 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Typoo of Excavating •LIIndocoping •BaMmenta •Sewogo System• •Wator • Gu Llnoo •Wot er Well D r illing •Trucking doll not include roclip1 o1 o verlfltd complolnt. tf olgnlflcont public lnternt oxtoto, o public meeting moy bo hold. Ao t o ony oc11on, tnetuding roceipt of verified complaint•. eny peraon may obtein notice of further actions, and add l· tlonal fnform1t kan. Unl111 otherwiu .provldlld in noti· cea of particular action1, 111 commun ication• shall be oent to: · HuriRIJ Clorl<. OEPA. P. O. Box 1049. Columbuo, Oh. 4321 I , Ph. (814) 411-1037. Conoult ORC Chop. 3741 ond OAC Chopo, 3745-47 end 3746& l or requirements. Fln~l iuuanca of ren.wtl of NPDES ptrml1: Soutflom Ohio Cool Compony Motgo Mine No, 2. P. 0 . Box 480, Athono, OH. Effective doto: Jon. 21. 1987. RoceiviRIJ wotero : Ogden Run: Focltlty dncrlptJon : Coal w11her; Pormh No. 01l00028'00 . Thia final act'on not pre· ceded by propooecl oc110n end Ia •-toblo to EBR . (21 12. 1tc Fund Cath Balance, Jon. 1 ............ 22,698.00 Fund C11h 8al1nce, Doc . 31 .... 1....14,638.00 TOTALS. FUND BALANCE RECEIPTS : , To... ', ........... .'.... 9.8t.9.00 Licon111. Permlto ond FHo ..........2,1311.00 Intergovernmental Roce tpto ......... 58,1168.00 Specl1l A11t11· menlo .............. 8, 822.00 All 01110< Ravenuo .,,, ,.,.... 3, 088.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS ...... 92. 503.00 DISBURSEMENTS: Gonorol Govommont ... 22. 824.00 1.-- - --==----.1 Public Worko ..... 38,3&4 .00 Sorvioeo ........... 7, 019.00 Mtoooflone®l......... 81 0.00 Capitol Outloy ... 1&, 843.00 Oobt SorvlceNoto Prlnclf'OI Payment ....... &,1111 .00 TOT'-L DISBURSE· ' MENT8 ........ i.I0,881 .00 Toto! Rocofpto Owr/ IUn<*) Dlob ............... (8,088 .001 Fund Cooh 8olonct, ~~__;~:§:~~ Jon. 1 ............ 22 ,8811.00 ~'=-' Fund Cooh Botonce, • Doc. 31 .......... 14.838.00 70 PINE ST. GALLIPOLIS ' ' Outrtondlng Doc. 31 .. ... ....... 2.7114.10 tlonl l)b lfes. 16"a UI". pillowl, 15"•1S". 1he ,_wing !101' to .be to tho - .••. .:/ """ PAT HILL FORD 992-2198 Middleport, Ohio 1 - 13-tfc at:=:==·· ·· lJ11!~~~~e~~~.,.,.~-~ ... . .. - ~e;31~5~,~P~.o~.~eo~·~~~~~ .; • l U I - - -· · , 1211 - ;, DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10·8-tfc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona"and remodeli ng - Roofing •nd gutter work - Concrete work - Plumb ing 1nd tlectric•l work !Free Eatimat e•l V. C. YOUNG Ill n2 -b215 or VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING •lnau&.1ion •Storm Doors •Storm Windowo •Ae plac•ment W indows •New Roofing " FlEE ISnMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 1-19-'17-1 mo. •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GilSON RffRIGUATOR .SAHWH SAlES & SEJVICE 1ft llnJ AFill Tl•• •••• , ....Ill.. uhlf RIDENOUR TV & APPUANCE CHESTEI - 915 fa r111 Eq1lp111eat Part• & Service RUSS MOORE 992-2526 1·14-1 mo. MILLS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 614-992-3023 ICU! OUT FOR FUTURE Ulll KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 98$-3561 VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING 0 'ILOWN BISSELL SIDING CO. All Meku New H - lullt •Waahers •D ishWII he' l •Ranget •Re frige rators •D rye,. •Freezers PARTS and SERVIC E PH. 949·2860 ar 949·2801 " Free E1tim11e1" No Sunday Colh · 3·1J.tln 4·l ·11t J.R.'s REPAIRS TVsr Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Servi'e Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843·5248 MIIAILI 8-2Q.'I6 1fn R!ASONAIL£ • SHARPENING SERVICE Circ ular Saw1 Saw Chain Roger Hysell Garage l t. 124, ,_,., Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Aleo Tre...llulu PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6-IHic EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck. repairo tnd welding. (All makeo a. modelol GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES PH. 949·2193 or 949-2756 204 Coftllor It. ,.,...,..,, Ohit PH. 992-2975 heavy equipment John' I. h•h Owner/Mechanic 1·1-'17·2 .... ' AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REIUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULIEIIIY AYE, POMIIOY, OH. UD ALL PlUMIING & HEAnNG. 161 Nortlt Soclllll Mid••part, Ohio 41760 SALES & SERVI(E We C~rry 1IUSINUI 1'110111 "141 "2·6UO IISlDlNCI rt10111 1'141 "'·7714 lolt lart011, Owner BISSELL BUILDERS (USTOM IUILT HOMES &GARAGES G&M TV REPAIR "At II••••Wt Pricft" 49835 St. lt. 124 laclne, Ohio 45771 , PH. 949·2801 or 949·2860 949-3011 Ius. 949· 2606 Hollie AIIMake~&MeiWI QUILTING LESSONS "All yau ntt4 1t know fa makt your own quYts tntl ful prautlt" Lt11ons start MilCH 16 & 17 Fer 1110(1 · A . Jolin-. Ctorll 2-11 -1 .... pd. 5 LISA II. KOCH. M.S. 1&1 Licensed % I I. - $ ",500.00 lnfortllltion colh 61.t·992-7 537 2.t HI. ! of my - Flth lng l uppll• Poy Your Coble & Phone Blllo Here PH. 992·9949 <!I SWim Molds · lnterpretirw Setvices end ...... auto , & Pla ner Kn l"e' Drill Bill Knives Chloolo Computerizld ltelrirw Aid Seleetion rw- IN INSULATION I11R i fln Day or Night NO SUJfDA Y CAllS . . . '-t, fttll • ,. 992 -7314 •SYLVANIA IIBIDCIM IIOUSI, . . · - · httierey, Ollie · .J!alll- Woodside N.Y. 113n. j' Dealer 4-15-' 86·1C ! postage and hencl11ng. Send to: Patternl, Dept Pomeroy HOUII, Tuo.-Wod.-fri. II o.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, t p.m.- 7 p.m. ly Chanu or Appoinlmonl 1·3-'86 tic •ZENITH ~-':.:"11.1Sl 13.25 tor each panern. 111.. Add 75e each_pattern tor -,..-n 12 Gauge Shotguns WE ARE YOUR SALES ANO SERVICE HEADQU~RTERS FOR Ofllo t factory Choke R~~~~11/ We can repair and.re· core radtators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. T-nolltp ' V/S4 I; ~ oortlf\r 6:30P.M. 1124 East Main st: 4-1&-16-Hn blllllilul ' lady oT The in paJrioliC cot• Ofl . Trans!tr. color I EVERY SAT. NIGHT J&L BLOWN INSULATION Oldrtondlng Jon. 1 .............. 8.286.12 Now lluuu ............... - ORrtlred ................ 5 , 51 1.02 r :i..-Embr o!der the RIVERINE ANnQUES Authorized John D1111, New Holland, lush Hog f arm E~uip..nt 1-16·'87· 1 mo. Botonce ......... .18.099.00 Lo10 Out.,.ndiRIJ Chocflo ............. 3,881 .00 TOTAL , BALANCE ...... 14,ne:oo IUMMARYOF INOEBTEONEIB pup In e11y CtOtl litch, 1 cute tctnen In -*'ole stitch. Tr1n~ler . direc· · U. S. RT. 50 EAST SALES & SERVICE GUYSVILLE, OHIO Pomeroy, Ohio TDIIIT,...,rv .... ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Balhan Building Call: 742·2407 Oopotitor( lolatnco ......... 18.099.00 ponel RACINE FIRE DEPT. BOGGS Public Notice ' Human CAMCORDER GUN SHOOT rou Don't HO"tt To Loot frp To ipy rfte llnr 8uy• /11 rht CkluJ(.rds, AII IIIII I II T.l. Itt 1: Ill'' 3 Announcemtnta Clinical Audioloeist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6101 417 Second AWII!It, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 1-13 "" . " ""'• Owft lhoolat~a tweed bv' ' R-oQunCru.. l _,hMoy, ot 1:00 p.m. 1 i Ctwofto. 1 IIIOifuno. ,_'Y ••!\ " hod ........ Of . --·· . .............. yot1Cel PrMiout ........ ltudlo lit 11-.MI·- · �..... ...... . ··-. Thlnday, February 12. 1987 12,1887 Pomeroy· Middleport. Ohio BORN LOSER Television .Viewing ... 73 · Vena • 4 W.D: . , ...._.~ ~ ~ ~afVe· lw•y. mother •• ,......,... llMkLebr•dor . c.n 814-4411-4178 """ 5:30. 4 young 614·448· 7025. tr,.n to gkfl IWIY Ph . 814·2h·8003. moth: BMJI type Call 814-3&7· 7111. 2 room, turnithed, upt11irt apt. cle.n, no pitt. Adultt. Utllitiet turnlthed. Ref. 6 dep. required. Clll 814·448· 1618. 7375. Puppt• ptrt Collie, born Chrltt · mu Oty, Clli tfttr 5:00 PM, Modern 1 bedroom apartment. 304-678· 7889. Coli 81 4-446·0390. "Don't eat it all. I've -got this To 1 laving hom• 1 3yr old female tlam ... cat fOf tndoofl only 8 to noon Ph. 871·3514. Lost end Found Found: 1986 Golllo Acodomy Girlt Cltn Ring, outside Lynn's center call 114-446-2158. LOST. m1n1 lilvtr braolet lost between Fruth and Ple.. ant Valley Hoap Feb 7. REWARD. . 304·676·3530. lost blue heart ring left in . Whahame gym on ble•chers Call ' 304·812·3198 . ciOM-tOWf!, ,.odem 1 BR tingle apt. penon ·Prt· 814· 441·205& 1fter 8 . Would like to do houte d11ning. Call anytims 114· 379-27715. 21 Wanted To Buy '; '-----------------· We psy<:llh for late model clellfl uud Clrt. Jim Mink Chtv.·Oidt Inc. Bill Gene Johnton 814·446-3672 ' ' ' TOP CASH ptid for '83 model and newer used Clrt . Smith Bulc:k-Pontitc, 1911 Eettem • Ave.. Gallipolis . Csll 8U·446· 1 ' 2282. ' f , .. I < u etd mobile homn. Call 81 4· 446· 0176. .::...~~-----------Bantam Chicken a ca/1814 -3888672 after 0:00pm. 10 used church pews 10 to 11 fill long. In good condition Ph. 44'1 ·462& . Buying dillY gold, eilver coint. 1 ri,Hg•. jewelry, starling wart, old eoifll. large cu"ency. Top prlc•. Ed. Burtett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 114· 992-3478. Sttnding timber. AI Tromm. &t4-742·232S. Would like to buy • uttd clarinet. Call 814·912-&192. THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommend• that you do butlneu with people you know. and NOT til •end money through the mtil until you have i~VIItlgated the offering. Ta~o~ern butinns end buslne11 building for tale in Pomeroy. Inquire at 100 E. Main St. Only interested parties. Professional Services 814-441·4426. Prtclou1 Memoriu Studio Sweethetrt Specitl· through Saturdty. lncludet one 8:.10, two 5K7'1, three previiiWI and I wtll ... for $23, Call 61'·949· Julia's Personal Ctrt Home, Clifton. W.Va. Ftmlty bualneu Iince 1969. Have ~o~lctncy far elderly pttlent. 304-773-5873. Real Estoh: AVON·Wowlt Mska big bucks. No proct11ina ch~rge. c.n, I 6:00 D CIII]) D Cll GJ 8 !W GJ) I AIRUNES NOW HIRING. fllghl Repounttd 14x70. 198115 Petriot Oelu" 2 bedroom, 2 btth. tSOO.OO down tab over pey· mentt ot U26.00 P• month, Fr• O.liv., . MID OHIO Fl· for 1 I 8.0 ..0· 111,230 yr. Now Hh· i11g . Call 805·181-8000 ht. R-9808 for current ftdertl Utt. Someone to c•• for elderly in htf homt In Tuppert ptllnt. Room, botrdandsomepay. Call evenlrla• 11 4· 441· 7411. a... Webtttr. . • fht Meigs loCltl School District It currllf'ld\' eeeking tpplicttions from clrllfltd tppllctmt for an Aetltttnl High School Tfl~ Coeoh, Junior High Tr•Ck Coach. Allllstant Junior High Track Coach and Glrtt' AIMIVI Softblll Catch for lht 1811· 11 e,chool year. Appllctntt must hold • valkl Ohio 1eeching eertifictte and lor coKhing poe"lons mutt meet certltlc• tian r!Ciulrtrntntl ot Ohio for aponi mediclns tnd CPR . Ptr· 10n1 hltNetted JhOf.lld cantlel. Den E. Morrie. Superintendent of M•ip Local lchoole. at 121 South Third Avw.nue in Mlddl• port. Ohio. Wtnted: Htlratylltt, male or temtle. 1 .,.., IKPJrlence pr• tltl'fed but not n•c•Mrv . Send AlliUm• to Oaltv Sentln" P.O. Box 729S Pomeroy, Ohio. AVON . no 1ervice chlf'le, open ttrritories, phon• 304·115· 1429. HIOH 8CHOOLJUNIORS AND SENIORS : Join thl Army Ne· tlontl Gutrd now, begin ••nina a monthly pavohtdc. 1ncl deftt your sctlve duty training un111 June .U87. Part-time jobs. Antique shop and stock for 111e. Will tell 11ock tnd building IIPirlte. Ctll 614-887-8538. 2 bedroom apt . Svraeuee. t135 montfl. '715 deposh, ptut utili· ti•. C.ll 614· 992· 7871 or 514-992-8732. 3 room furnished tpt. tor rent. Coli 614·992-643• or 304· 882·21581. APARTMENT$ . mobile homeJ. houaet. Pt. Pi en ant tnd Gallipo· lit. 814-448 ·8221 . ' Two bedroom furnlehed •Pt New H.ven, 304-882· 3287 or 304· Houses for Rent .3 bdr. rtnch, Rodney Vill~ge II, 1285 mo. plus deposit. Ref•encn requir.ld. Ctll 814-446- 0008. Nice 3 BR houtt. t360 plus utilltet Ill sec. deposit. Call 11 4 -448 ·9280 sfter I & wetkenda. 8 room haute on 50 ecrBI 11 Eureka. 1200 1 month. Call 304-875·610.. -' 2 bedroom river view apartment. Equipped kitchen, tr~sh pickup. Ideal tor 2 ptrtin to •h•r• '"l*lCII. Ctll814· 992·8638. Gracious living. 1 end 2 bedroom apartmtntl at Village Mtnor and Riii8Jtide Aptrt· mentt In Middleport From 2 • 16. lnduding utilities. Call 614·992-7787. EOH . 2 bedroom, turni1hed or unfur· nithed aptrtment on Spring Ave. Llrae p11io . Call 11514· 992·8886 tfter 8 :00p.m. Rt:nlals 41 Furnithfd tpti1men1. 2 Bed· room, niceloation. Adults only. Na pets. Call 11 4-«6-2404. . Newly constructed 1 storY. 2 BR dupt... appro•. 1 mile from downtown Gtlllpollt. Aef•enOH. No pets. Call 11514· 446· 1250. 2·Bedroom houH located 52 Mill Creek Rd. •180.00 month, 1711.00 deposit Ph. 441·3870 . Very nice houM,2 bedroomt1 'h bltht. gsrage, 3 mil• from Holzer Hosphal on At. 180. Ph. 446·2713 evening• 448-2&51 . AVIIileble ·Merch 1st, in Middl• port, 2 bedroom hOUM. &2211. Pll' monttl plus utilhl ... Ref wen· CH tnd deposit required. No peta . lnclud~tkltchen tto~o~t. Call 773-502C. Cute 2 room cottage with bsth. lun1ithecl, utilllilll paid. •16. Wllk. t100, depo1it rsquired. HouH, 304·67&·115720. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Nice 3 bdr. he, wathM • dryer. retrigerttor, atove Included. Ph. 614-248·9182. 3·4 bedfoom houie n•• school tnd hospital. Priced to tell. 023.000. Coll614-992·6010. Nict hou11ln Pomeroy. 8 rooms lnd beth whh full baement. 117.600. Phone 114· 992 · 7462. For Stle or Rent. 3 br. 2 lull b11ht, built-In kitchen, centrli air. barn, pond. l'h ICf•. 3 miles from town. Rt. 2 North. Will contld• lind contrtct. 30•·175-2888. lute~ e .Pot (J r a. Chtir t76.00 Call 614·446·3574. 54 Misc. Merchandise 2 PC GOld Ytlvet living room tuitl, blue end gold vetv.t chair, rocker. lampt, exc cond, 3 mtple Kintt · Heating Cot! or Wood ttbl" tild lite ltOve. 304·81115· . Stave with ftn only 2 v-tr• ald. 3223. 1\tso &in(ler Comm«cilll Sewing · ~•chine tnd Aberglut Motor Boet. Ctll 441-3131 10 to 8 Equipment - 8 446·2200. ' Utitd R-815.Ditch Witch Trencher end 350 John Deere Dozer 53 Antiques Antique dining room set; ttble, chin• closet. & buHet. 70 V"rt ofd. Solid oak. Cell 814·388· 9960. MixN hardwood slsbt. 112. per bundle. Containing approx . .1% tons. FOB Ohio Pallll Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 614·892· 1481. Firewood for ule. f315 per lotd or I loads ttiO. Delivered end otackod. Call 614·949·2801 oftor 6 PM. ' -----.,--------··keroiene hetten. 2 apetd New fene . Call 814-742· 2451 or 64 Misc. Merchandiee It 4·742-2680. Single box apring end mat1ren. Now 1100. Coll814·742·2861 . Callihan's Uted Tire Shop. Over 1.000tir... tizt112.13,14.115. 11. 11.5. I mil• aut Rt. 218. Tony' a Gun Repslra, it!g. Optn 9:00 AM to Ceii614·2B6-6251 . Call304-675-4831 . Pltatlc cistern state approved, !)tattle eeptlc tlnkt, pl11tlc culverts, mttel cu~rtt, RON Herballfe Independent Oitt. Call me for product. Mon~ Fri . 9 -3; GloM Gr111. 304·882-31 62. ton, Oh. 614-286 -5830. New ctrpet, beige. 304·171· &1 12. EVANS ENTERPftiSES, Jock· Share blth, 919 2nd., Gsllipolit . 446-44 t 8 •tter 7PM . For rent Sl&eping Rooms end tight house keeping rooma. P1rk Cen1ral Hotel. Call 614-448- Freeztr. 25 cu. ft . Kenmore chlllt. Ukenew- $175. SS.W32 model 31 Holster & shells. Like ntw- &200. C1ll 814-245- Rooms for rent, dey. week. month. Gallia Hotel. Call 114· 441-9716. Rentlllowes$120 monttl. 56 Building Supplies Woodchiet woodbumer •nd on• IOtd at wood t110.00. 304• 578-2704. 248·812t . 56 Building Supplies 'Concrete blocks 111 1i111 vard or delivery. Muon 11nd. Gallipolis I lode Co.. 1 23Y.I Pine St., Gtlllpolis, Ohio Call e14·441· 0756. 27S3. 66 Pe1s for Sale 46 Space for' Rent Office Spsce tor Rtnt. Ekcellent tor Anomeys, Accounttnt. etc. CloM to Coun Hou~e. Cell Willman Rttl Ettete A.gencv. 114· 448-3844. COUNTRY MOBilE Home Ptrk, Rout•· 33, North of Ponieroy. Rtntal tflil••· Ctll It 4 -992· 7479. Mercl1ri lllil:>e 2 bdr ., all utili till paid ••cept elec .• turn. or unturn., sec. depo1it required. Convenient locetlon. Cell 114-441· 81118 or 51 Hou1ehold Good1 Vllley Furnlturt, new & Uled. ltrte MCtion of quality turnl· ture . 121 I Entern Ave ., Gtlllpolil. GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Wathlfl, dry••· refrigerttofl, reng••· Sktgae Applitncee, Upper Rivlt' Rd. betide llone Cr"t Motel. 8 14-441· 7381. Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Hlmtltytn. Peraltn and Starn... khtens. AKC Chow puppin. Call 81 .4 -448·3144 after 7PM . Regllterld Minillu,. S~hnauz• puppiH. Alta Rtglatered Cac"" Sptnielpuppi". Grt!dValentlne gtftt. C.H 114·182-2107. Regitttred flame-point female Hlmaltyan kitten. Very affectionlle, e•tra long-htir.d. Atk· , ing •175. Ctll 8U·742·2&44. AKC Retistlit'ed black German Shepherd puppi81, loob for _.'"'on Jerrv• Run Road, A.pplt GrO'II, W, V• · 57 Musical ln1truments Smtll Piano tnd nool in good condition 1211i.OO. Call 814· 448-4120. 814-281-1!22. IHI'I Siillli lll'\ 6t4-44&-4778. 1\ li'JI".IIII~ 2 bdr. fuMy furnished a dulls only, util. paid. Ctll 1814-441-4110. 61 Farm Equipment ' 2 8R Mobile Home for rent· 2 children. A•f•ence. Call 114· 64 Hay & Grain deliver. 116 a bale. Ctll 614441·1052 1her 6 . t Qried thellld com •4.60 per cwt. Ground 16.00 per cwt. Ground with mole•"• t5 .l6 per cwt. 304·458·1031 . Whel'l·ltrtw wire tred btln =~~~7~:m Wilson, Leon, 304'·~....::...·.::...:.:..·"'-''-------,--Hay t1 .215 late 304·1715-3997 after 6:00 · Tr 11nsllllrl aI nn 71 . 1982 Buick Riviera, Gray wite, power tlltt, air, PS, PB, tilt, crui1e. deity wipers. 48.000 mlln. t7800. Call 614-448· 4223. . 1983 510. Chevrollt pickup, 4x4; 1983 Dlda Hurtt; 1981 Monte Ctrlo; 1980 Plymouth Voltre; 1910 Chevelle; 1978 ,.4 ton Chevrolllt pickup: 1818 Chevral.t plcllup; 1978 Ford Cullom Ven; 1972 Chevrolet El Camino. Oynamerk Aiding Lawn Mower. Cal! 114-446-8201 or 614-446·8113. Make offer. 1984 Mercury Lynx. Auto .. air, AM-FM, C11h price *2999. John' a Auto S•l•. 8ull't'ille Rd .• Gtllipolis. 1978 Dodge Aspen 11 is. asking t1300.00. Ph. 814·248-9602. • Hou ... Galtipollt ferry, 3 bid· roomt, l•a•l~ing room, family, kitch.., end utility, 1 btth. on• outbuilding. 1.8 ICfl, 304·171· ~ Barney Miller 7:05 (()Sanford end Son 7:30 D CI1 (I) N- Newtywed ·Gome FRAN'K AND ERNEST· • 1983 4·d00f Ho1'dt i'ccord. 5-sp8ed, 1 owner. eltcellent condition tliiOOO.OO in Jsdlton Ctll 11514-286-1176. 71 Maida RX .7 41.000 mHet, A.C, AM·FM,npellentcondhion ~------------~ VI((U)' 1.) 304-678-3348 or ,75·5181. ton a Cll Judge Clll Wh11l of Fortune 8 !W Clll Jeopardy @ Jlfforoono 7:36 (() Honoymoonora 8 :00 D CI1 iliJ Cosby Show (CCI Cliff faces a baby boom !:! ..' jO Hf' Ju.>T INITIATE'P ''TAl<!: AN ANTI£lOPY .. TO .I..UNCI'F WEE/<·' Se rv1ces Home Improvements "' ~ when ·he must deliver three babieS at once. and Vanessa gets nervous when a friend smokes a cigarette in her ;! I II room . In Stereo. ! CI1 Daktari • (!) SpHdwHk Special: Daytona 600 Preview (() College Basketball: Ohio State a1 Wisconsin (2 hrs.l • !Il MOVIE: 'The Shoolist' D I]) Our World !CCI !60 min.I Cll MacNoii-Lehrer New1hour (jJ (jJ) Shell Game Jon· nio and John challenge each ALLEY OOP BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhlontf llfetlmt guartn· til. ·local r•l•encn fumlahed. Fret'' ettimllet. Ctll coiiKt 1·614-237·0418, d.V or night. Rogers Basement W,.orprooflng. a SWEEPER tnd eewlna mtchlne reptlr. partl. and tuppll•. Pick up and delivery, Davit Vtcuum Cleener. one h•lf mile up other to solve the case of a man accused of intentionally setting fire to his business. OeoiiJOO Crook Rd. Coli 814· 44&-02114. (60 min.l (jj) The Planet Earth !CCI Meteorites found in ·Antarctica reveal information about FTM Oen.rtt CCM\trtctlng 13yrs e"perlence. R~oflna • Con11ruction Pf'l. 11514-388·9308 . Fr• estimet.. 10% off during the halld-vs. llfl• •pira Jan All typ81 carpenter • concret:• work: lnt•lor, exterior, remodeling, painting. roGfhtg, free tstlmatn. Ctlll14&-441-1174. I f¢AD • Coli 814-992·7811. 1981 Cl~o~Jiier Z24. Four speed. AM·FM Ct1M1te IUtO riYtrlt. LOIIded. Auurhe paymentt. Cell 8U-149-2637. 1981 Oldt Cutl.. t . lm1culate condition. New llr" ind chrome wheels, AM-FM CUMttt tnd AC . Aoklng t3200. IU'·992· 1585. Pump sal• and tetvlol. 304- ' . ' Plumbing • Heetlng .. ! 1M Ei<)ING; TO ENTER CHIPS IN THE BIG 006 SHOW NEXT WEEK . rr--------~--~ 'r THINK HEB $OT A GOOD CI-\ANCE ro WIN, DON'T YOU? ANY OTHER DCJE<S IN ,..,E SHOW~ tho Rein Forest (CCI' Oran- 8 (j)) Simon • Simon 160 min.l ill) Myotory: Return of Sheriock Holmes (CCI Holmes suspects a crime of (jJ BARNEY Ollllpollo. Ohio 441-4477 General Haull~g · . 1 JUST PUT JUGHI\ID AN ' TI\TER ON P. BODY BUILDlN' PRQ6RAM BODY BUILDIN' !! YEP .. THEY 'RE BUILDIN' ONE RIGHT NOW passion when the brutal Sir Eustace Brackenstall i1 mur· 10:00 eCII<liiLA. LewKuzak is forced to compromlu his imago to win the right to represem a major pharma· Jam11 loya Wtt• 8.-vlce. Al10 Becker tries to charm Roxanne out of her demand for a ory. Coli 614-251-1240. 2284. ceutical : poolo flttod. Coll114·286·1 141• 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 7111 , I Will htulllmettont. 115 or mort tont. 1ton. C.lll14·388- •e.u 9173. Wttteraon't Wtter Hauling, rtuoneble Jttliil, immtdl11~ 2,000 gallon delivery, cletemtl pools, won. Ito. ooll 304·17 72 . Ttuck• for Sale 2919. ,J Hou11 coli. Hm11tone. ,,..,.. . Dtllvll'ed 1 ton tnd upl Jim lor11w. 304-178-1247 01 171-7387. ' 304-175·3110. zoo Wotor houNng, FOf-"f Koif WhHtanl now Joltn't W.etl · lorvl-. lomo prloio, - . ' 304-871-281 ... 171-244. Situations Wanted B7 bllrvolt In my hom• houriy, DeMr or wookJv, C0tt 114-Ht· Wll ·112 COli ' W1ntld to Buy 11 ....... :14•. a- ..... .. 4:10..... 1:10 10 , :10. MW Uplwtwt& "I'm afraid to vote with thole curtains closed .. .l jusleaw •Piycttp·.. :: ' ' " . M Cu.IOM Couohll ~· Atu~~tl al 1 1, II. Rl. 7, CNWII Cllor, Oh. 11 .. _1470, lvo.' ,1470. . ~- . . . -for- Upholltery o.. . PEANUTS GET OUT OF THERE! '· RUSLDO C LMLZC West North Eael South Pass 2 •· Pas.~ I NT 2+ Pass Pa !l~ Pass 3 NT I. Pas.-; Pas.~ 4+ • Jacob y tran ~ ((' r Opening lead: • Q p(ay 100 fourth heart lo p;Ne a sluff and a ruff Instead, West would play a dub and hope In take the setting Irick w~h thai diamond king $(! ti'e fourth heart should be ruffed i· dummy. Whether 01 not fast 011er1u~ declarer can draw !ru m~ and take tl ~Iamond fin 01se to make his ronlract. '·. 0 RL TSVTil LDOI.SOTIF llUZORilRTFI. II K 11 II N NLDD NRIZFLD t:tl ll Ye.terd17'1 CI')'Jiio'IUOie: THE IIOI'F.FUI. MAN SEES SUCCESS WHERE OTIU;RS St::f: FAILURf;, SUNSHINE WHERE <YiliERS SEE SHAOOWS AND STORM. - O.S. MARDEN mMec!11ro~ca~ un:-.. (j]) ' - an the fiN•· "'-foe'I . CMI Rltlhta v.... 18M-1HB Meso demonotrlllono end morchta become powerlui mlalt (JJ • TD GLSDIYFI. Ill Hlo ~lillie and MoCor· Cil M'A'I'H Vulnera bl e: Neither Dealer: South One letter stands for another. In this sample A 1s used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single leiters, 1jMIItropha, the length •nd fonnaUon of the worW. are all hlnta. Elich day the code letters are dUferent. CRYPTOQUOTE 2·12 ,, :oo •(I) ,._I]) •I]) 111• (JI Cll e +AKQ AXYDLBUXR min.l (jj) News 10:30 (I) IIlii Cosby Show e!IJINN News (j]) Tony llrown'o JounMol at News 10:311 Cll a.-.oldng the Spell Amoricen end Soviet rnHI· tory, aclentlflc ond· oduca· tlonolleadaro propose way• ol avoiding nuclesr wtr. Colleae ...._.... Ari· zona II UCLA or ClllfomiaBarklloy II w..Nngton. . (80 mln.l Uve. ,74 2 t A J 10 3 IILQNGFELLOW make an announcemem . (80 Coel and · llmeatone dallv.,., confldondol. W.tlo I•• C-10, company . while $100 raise. 160 min.l In Stereo. Cll D Cll 20/20 (CCI 160 min.I • rn Odd Couple Cll Frontline: Stopping Drvgo (CCI The war on drugs is explored. ill 8 (JI Knoll Landing (CCI Ao Lotus Point opens, Ben and Mack dlvl11 1 plan to help Ben survive, Jean thraoteno Vllene ond her childron ond Gory and Jill or 114·448·1178 .. 114·445·' SOU Til +Q 10 6 I Masticate 2 Acquire 9 Pizzeria lloture DAILY CRYPI'OQVOJ'&II- Here's bow to work ll : Stereo. W.ugt,'e Wl11t' Service. Wellt, cl•~•n•. poult. Serfte dllf dat~: +H 3 2 DOWN dored. (60 min.l 9:30 8 (I) (JI) Night Court In 1 'K 8 t K92 main an unlit mother. (60 min.I (J) Nove: OrengUIIno of Phon• 814· 441-3888 or 114; 'QJI09 5 • 8 6 54 +to 9 8 29Conccai 30 Head 31 Gyrational 32 Betty or Pearl 34 lntlmOtc 37 Munch · 38 Whelp 41 Redolence 43 Venerate 45 Unyielding 48 Overfill 47 Relu"" 48Joln in who study tham are pro· filed. (60 min . ~ Cor. Fourth and Pint EAST • 9732 ACROSS 4 Greek 1- up ghost (perform 5 Deposit poorly) with 6 Idle talk 8 Hold last 10 Refuge 7 Hebrew II Ani!IY measure 18 Chris 8 Grandof parental tennis 9 Minuscule Yeoterday'e Answer 14 Witless . 12 Billy 15 Skin Williams 26 Sun. talk as Dry problem 17 English . 27 Bring 36 Thea!A'r 16 Operate river to trial boo 18 Caustic 19 Muscle 29 "A - rnr 38 Eric substance20 Ham It up Sale" nr Duluth JB Billow 21 Cravat (1930 song)39 Compulsion 21 Rewrite Iabrie 311nlet (Sp.) 40 Aristocrat 24 Pole 22 - Tan8Uay33 Exciting 42 liO set:• . 28 Ble~'!ed 23 Ex-01 34 44 Adams or or 25 - Gardner excellenc t~ JuhnJIDn comes enraged when Sable wants to declare Adrienne CARTER'S PLUMIINO AND HEATING WEST +A by THOMAS JOSEPH same. In Stereo . [() 700 Club Dl]) Colbyo (CCI Jail and Miles learn who lathered Fallon's child and Cash be· ' +16 5 "WAf"t,( for one last fling , provided he allows her to do the WILL THERE BE Z·l%·17 tQ1 There are a lot at kmdamenta~ to learn in bridje butltle inlan~~es are a~ imp()'(~! Here ~ one o(them: Be wary of hiendly opponents. After a Jaco111 transfer. Soulh arr~ed al tour spades. He ducked Ire llfiCiling lead of the heart queen but won the conlinualion at trick lwo. We can all see lhat declarer cookl lake a diamond finesse and gs rid ol dummy's little heart but declarer felt he would always make the contract anyway ifthe diamond ~ng was ~side, so he played a spade bach to his queen. West took lhe ace and p(ayed a t~rd high heart fast discarded a low diamond as South followed Now, of alllhin111 West ronlinued wilh stin another heart Declarer could n~ believe n· he was going to dodge laking the diamond finesse Declarer shed a low diamond hom dum Ill\' on lh~ heart lead. East threw the diamond nin~ and declarer rufted in his hand. Now he played the 10 ol spades. West discarded and declarer had to pay low hom dummy. There was nothing left but to play lhe diamond ace and try to gel to dummy by ruffing a diamond, but East 011errufted wth the setting trick. Declarer was naile. If West held the diamond kin~ there was no way he wruld min .) live. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP NORTH +K JH 4 'A fi 3 By James Jaco~ gutans and the scientists time. Call 114·441· 7404. 114·2H·81tl. A&ill hone mads in Troy 9:00 8 CI1 iliJ ChHrt (CCI Alter Ssm's wild bachelor party. Diane offers him 24 hours ,. Dllltrd Wlter Service: Pools,. Slsternt, Walls. Delivery Anv-.: 3 BR. partillty tum.. wtter paid, canv. loCIIIion, At. 7, alto apenment in Ch•hlr•fum. Call James Jacoby her what happened during the night. Port 2 of 2. In Stereo. (!) Top Rank Booing from Lao Voges, NV 12 hrs .. 30 lt•kl Tt... and Uwn ServiM. H•dgu , 'shrubs , bushes trimmed, ltndtciPing. ttump• tnd lttf rsmovtl, 304·176-, 2142 or 571·201 0 . 82 BRIDGE morning he refuses to tell . - AIOtgW - Draft - Foond - Seemly - FREEDOM The dad was help~ng hie young· son learn lo ride a bike. It suddenly dawned on him lhlltln learning 10 ride a bike children need both suppon and FREEDOM. · drunk at a party and tho next 614·985·4240 or 814-988· RINGLES'S SERVICE. oxpe· 41S4. rltncld c•penler, eteotriolen, m-•· . .. <OOflng llnlilucl1976 Chryoler NtWpon. ·All lng 1\ot poln ,. opptlcotlonl' 304original. Appt"ox .. 30~~ mllet. 178· 2088 or 875· 7147. · Loaded wMtth every aptlon. 4 daor, h•rd tOp. *2500. 114- ROIMV Of clble tOol drANng. ' 992· 7671 or S14-192·8587. · Most nts compleltd samtday. TO GET ANSWER YESJEIDAY'S SCIAM-LEIS ANSWEIS room whHe on a Chicago banking seminar. she gets RON'S Teltvltlon Service . HouM cell1 on RCA, Quaur, GE . ~ s~eciallng in Ztn ..... Call 4 1 304-& 1·2318 or 11 ·44 • • PRINT NVMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES V When Alex and his attractive boss must share a hotat I Complete the chu ckle quoted ?v t:lli ng in fhe minmg words you deve lop f• om srep No . 3 below. !1'1! UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE LETTERS prlll' · 1977 Ptymouth Fury . 1918 Rtmblll'. 1983 FDt'd OtiiXY Convertible. 1911 QMC V•n. 24114 I 87t Ford pick-up. Coli It 4- 1..::.:::.:..·-----------,...-742-2465 or 814-742-2110. ' Fttty TrN Trimming, 1977 Dodge Monico. 1426. CtR remcwtl. Ctll304·175-1 1980 VW Rtbbit, cloth \ntertar, low milatge, ·no fUit, must ••II. A V 8:05 [()MOVIE: 'Lettera From 1 Dead Man' 8:30 D CI1 iliJ Family Ties (CCI UPS Ttltphone ltNic. In home, wiring& repekt. Celll14-441· 811-3802 . l.__l __J_J__.JL.JL-...1 the formation of the solar system. (60 min . ~ (AI. @ MOVIE: 'Midnight Ex· EEK & MEEK 1375.00. con 448·1812 or 8888. 2151-8314. up ,S0/111:-THING. Camping trailer. 1972Jayco, 20 ft ... , conttined whh extras. 81 (!)~dwoek • !Il Too Close lor Com- Off I 01-1 .. it'll.> L-liT!..E' 15. 19S7. l · ~tl~on~-~·8~0~0~ 11'4. 00~~fl~rm~c~al~l ·251·1112. ~o~ft=er Slit or rent New Htven, 3 bedrooms. 2 bttht. fiNpiiCt, D•tt•· UI.OOO.OOort276.00 month plus depa1it, 304· 273· . Newshour • !W Clll WhHI of Fortune J ~III1 NOCTOY I 1--.;,~6;...:~~...::.-.l:..._;l,....:...,lr---l O I 2. 79 Motors Homes &campers B5 Heetlna aM Air Cond lnftlllati<Mt and .. rvlce ptrton. 6 years u.,.,tence In reeidMc and light comm•dal work. Mull hlft hlftd tools. 0Yr tmP'o'f'MI tre tntonMd of this lid. A.,U• ,,. ........ TLC. 24 l••rr • .._ 11 ..NI·H11. Uted GM t~tntmlllione. AI interntllv lns~ed & guaran· teed. AIIQ ford & Chrysler. Call 1 (jJ News ill) MacNeil-Lehrer Cell .814-379-2220. o• 281· 5677 171-1384. Btby..n« in my ham• Mondav thN frkii'V. occaelontlv weektnd nlghto, 114-4411-1711. 12 Budget trtntminions u1Bd & rebuilt all typet. Torque con~o~e. r­ tcilrt &. 'trentfer celet. ' Englri_e OVIf' haul kits. Allison Transmit· tin pert• and eve Jolntl. 30 diiV to lltetime warrenty, Will . deliver, c11h end c1rry or inltlll. Au~os for Sale 304•178·3880 or t-B00-1423111. Point Pl.. ..,~ Aeoltt•. ' Main 8t., Point Pl. . . nt. Auto Parts 1 QreeniM. 2471 . 76 114·4411-0981. '13 Nova. 33.000 mlln, 6 cyl, A.P.S. 4 door. Mcond own•r. gr· blk top, •1 .880.00. 304· . $600.00 firm 678-779 2 Nannie Gotts $415.00 each Ph. •4&0. Coli 11..4·915-44114. unit. Coll814·446·0171. 14 ft. iock V· haul fiber glut with trail• twin Evlnrudemotor• I SUBAE One elderly lady to anolher: "I have no lortitude left....Oiher lady: "Couraga comes and goes. Jus! ~-----------------. hold on for Ihe neot - . " 6:35 C1J Andy Griffith 7:00 D CII PM Mogazino Cil Hardcaotlo and McCormick (!) SportoConter Cl) Enterteinment Tonight Dan Aykroyd discusses his new film , "Dragnet '87 .. . • !Il M'A'S'H D Cll People's Court Cil MOVIE: 'The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes' Part Motors for Sale 2 .....,P:....;E;..:S:...,:.T..;E:,..~~ ..c.·· 5 cc found an 11 -foot giant buried outside of town @ WKRP in Cincinnati & Acceseories 1974 Chwy lmpllt. lotded. Lowery Orgtn with bench. 2 kll'f'·board, foot ptdtlt, c.... tte tlfNI pl....., tnd recorder. rythm I .:...::...::...:...:.:..:.:~------­ 441-CleOS. Oultl'ter horns, wetnlings. ye•· rllngs, & 2 , vear old. Alto rtgitttred qutrter gelding·hll ple~re points~ bft1:1 shown in 4-H & placed 11 Ohio Stitt Fair; & 6 reglllered0uertercol1t. Ctll 1819 VW Bettie in good corw;li- LAYNE'S FURNITURE 2 bdr. mobllt home. Children accepted. C.lll14-441· 3187. 1iBD Hondi HtWk. PriCen-aoti· ---------------- 13x31. Building Mattrialt Block. brick. tewer pipes, windoWs. lintel•. etc. Cltudl Win· tert, Rio Grtnde, 0 . Ctll 614· 9816. 1981 Hondt CRIO. u~lltnt condldan Ph. 814·446-0114 .. · Livestock L~rge round bal11 of hay, will Rodio Shock TRS·SO mc>del.te One bedroom furnished apt in computer, 2·115 meg h•d di11ui Antique wooden window ehut· Point Pleeunt, ail electric. 304-812· 2859 or after Shock!. 8 meg hord dloko tefl, tdults only, no pttt." call after . IRodio 8:00. SS2-2144. IRidio Shack). Key board & 4 :00AM, 304·17&·3788. coble. C.lll14·381·8323. Furniehed room. •11 & Utilitln pd. ·StoYt. ref.. tingle male. 63 23 Channel Robin CB, brand t -614·194· 7S42 or 694-5008. 104-675·6S23. niW antennt. Would like no.oo C1tl 814-378-2414 Between Btm end 2:30pm. 1981 Hond1 CA 100. IXCelltnt condition P·h . 814-318·8358;. Coli 814-992-5387. l.::::::::::::!:::::;::::=====~·:·~~ .oblo. 76 Boats and 304·675·31 00 or 175-81109. NANCIAL SERVICE Ph. BOO· 3 bedroom houte, Gtlll~li• 826-0752. Forry. 304·175·1335 or 876· 3241. 3 BR , 2 btthl, ldtdlen, LR , DR . FR . Woodburner. new furnace. New roof. loca1e:d on 1 l•ge lot in tht country, but jult I milee from town Ctll 614-448-2946. 317·0825. t95.00 Coli 614·441·1618 or 614·441· I 24:1. Sofo; boiaoo: $176.00 Pt1. 814· 448-7357. . CB.TV, Radio · or bpt o""· Ctll 814- $7150 Facts Of Lif1l 6:05 I]) Beverly HillbiiUes 6:30 D CI1 iliJ NBC News (!) Lucky Ughts lnteinationl!l Dlrto Challenge I]) D Cll ABC News • !Il Hogan's He10111 Cll Doctor Who Clll 8 !W CBS News ill) Real Advns. of Sherlock Jones • Proctor Watson: Cooe of the Weno1kll Giant (CCI A man claims to have AND UPWARP.toH! 1I I I L--..~--1. .~. 1. . ~. 1'. . .~1- -l ill) Secret City ONWA~P Mtny extrta. Good condhlon. Hot Point Automttie Wllhtr · 52 () Motorcycles lAM I ~y HOPSIL I (!) Muda Sportolooll tJCIM. Qoodyetr tires on rear. Antwtt' 1iltncer, r~df.. head. model tv for ule, Ctll d-r or 1398 00 304 875 8085 · · ' ' · 74 •Cll rn Jefferson• Square One 1V ICC). , t8S4 ATC 280R. Extondod night 814-441-1148 . 4 pc m~~ple bedroom auh• •190.00. Eltcuic hotphtl bed, mttt r'tu. reu•:· tr•~ieu Cil Big Valley ~ Good uaed porttble M1d floor Uted Soft N-• Bl.zer. look• good, run• good, ~ n.6oo.oo. 3~· BS2- 3M4. Sot. 814-448-1899. 827 3rd. Trail• spacet. Point ptea11nt. 31 .Homee for Sale 805·187·1000 Ext. A·9806 currtnt IIJtlngt. ______ lc==.:,::.:.:...:.::.._ G·OvERNMENT JOBS . c · b 'ld' f ommerc•a1 ~· mgt or 1111 ' · Downtown Pt. PltiiiMU. Storet, officea. A·Ont Rtll Ettatt. Ctroi·Yeaglf, Broker. Calll04 · 875- &1 08. 814-992-501S. .61::..C-448·3358. :. .:. :.:. :.:.:.:____ ,c- Atttndtnlt. Agtntl, Mechtnlct, Custom• Sarvlce. &alert• to •&Ok . Entry 1~11 potidons. Call Buildings 2 bdr ht, 3 miiH out of city on 218. 1200 month. Call 814· 251-1941 tfter fi. Plsno· & orgsn le11ons. Mtry Lucu. Cell 814-448· 9787 or ' Business Jr. 3~· 576-2336. I NOTICE I Help Wanted 34 Ashton building lots, mobile homes plrmhtld, Ctyde Bowen. 3080. EIIIPIOyllll!lll S1:rv11;t:o 11 Business Opportunity Opportunltv for 1990 auper ttore. The de11ert center of the future. Soft froien yogun, ice ctearh, dole whip e. mort. Complete detign lsyout 6 equip· mtnt . No franchin feet or roysltin. Call304-422-6410. 23 1981 Patriot, 141t70, 2 btd· rooms , 1\1:1 baths. 304·895· 337S · 35 ~o1s & Acreage F;n;mr: ;al I .. 0•44. ·n~~~~~~~l Clln~o~. location 15 Schools forrod. Sec. Dep .. Ref'o . Cell r-u~~i.~~~~~~ra~ Instruction for Sale 676·2S8t . • Unfurnished apt.-4 rooms, bath. Centrtlty locttld. 1 or 2 tduhs. No peu. Reteren~• . Securtty depo1it required. Call 814-446- wonderful recipe for leftovers." Stolen from 714 Third A~~e Qlllipolit Valentin• retidence, Rttrtln Now. Southeil&ttrn Bu t· _ ine11 Collega. Cell JU.446A Brown m I• od. ..UJMd puppy 4367. with white front PIWI • white on head . 4 mo. aid, 1 nswers to thenamupite. Puppywtutktn· 18 Wanted to Do from a linle girt. Contlct ebovt addrell no qu~ation• ••ked . loti: malt Beagle on McKenlie' Ptlnting. plumbing. odd jobs.. Rtlerencet . Call 614 · 246. Ridge Rd. Call 814·843-6114. 91146 . · LOST. Red Mud Ridge, Gtllipo· Rooting. Ptinling, small plumb· llt Ferry' trea, Blue Hethtr. answera to Jtr:t., sctr on atoming and carpetry jobs. Aenont· 11ch. 304-875-5110. ble, Free Ettamat11 Ph. 304- j Ave. G11Upollt, OH . 033S. P1rt Pitt Bull puppi", 304· 11576· ' 6104 A·1 Real Ettlle. Furnished apartment, next door Cit to give IWIY to good home. Fem•lewlthtnltttnptwt. Indoor Cit. Ctll614·912-7227. : 9 County Appliance, Inc. Good uHd tppliancH end TV Nit. Optn BAM to IPM . Mon thru to library. Oneprofeuionilltdull only. Ptrklng. C.ll 1 "· 441 - Young ! Fuml..,ed & unfurnished aptl ., UlSO.OO 1nd up, reftrencH Ph. 304·876·7738 or 304-676· 3 PUDI 8wt.1 Old mlxlld brud, 6 ----------------~: 1977Chovy K·10. 4W\!Midl'lvoi . hook-up. atoV1, rafrlg. furnlthed .v•ll1ble J1n 1, 1987 Ph. WOlD low to form four simple word1. ' EYEN!NQ ·I ' :Z . . .dom •PI· nice c_,..Jng, .Wittr Plkl. w..h., a dryer '::~:t~' S<tH\<tllA~ t.~s· ldllld CLAY I . POLLAN Rearrange tetten of the 0 four Krombled words be· -..;_~_....;,;_;;; 21121a1 ' .I ")- . The Daily 13 . . Sentinei- Page. WNpone in ·=• lht light lor clv~ • . (80 min.) 11 :01 11 :30 MOVIE: (J) (JD ~ Illun' '- Tonight'a gueataere film cr;- llco Gene Slake! ond Roger Eben, tennis player Bons Becker ond linger Jose . Jo11. (80 mln.11n Stereo. Cll WKAP in Cincinnati e CIJTIIJd el]) ABC News Nlghtllne . I]) Machenlcll UnivCJI Mognunt, P.l. ---.. �Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ·- Warm weather sets new records By United Press Interna tional Warm alr movi ng in fr om the" north er n Pacifi r cou~ L Board questi9ns Reagan for more ·evidence L akr Southwest and breaking temper· Su prrior, Lake Huron and thr· nor ther n now Engla nd coast. ature records on thr wu:v brought SnO\.\'showers f"X tr·nd<'d over mild weather lo the wes ter n half of the na tion today un d pushed east, where wind chill lrmpera tures of up to 60 below ' hivr'rcd New Engla nders. \\' ('<.~ thf'r hi gh t em prr<~t ur" Th e un seasonabl r brok_l' or 1ietl ll records in the Dak ota s. ~e·· bras ka , Minneso ta . OrPgon . Mi chi ga n and Iowa wilh read ings ranging into thP mid -liOs Wedn es day . lt al so producflcl r~t r f> <I 1hund erstorm in Den\·N . " Thr• warm et ir is mo\·in g in from th e Sou 1hwcst," sa it! l·I;HT\' Gordon of the Nat ional Weather Service. "The pattern has been warm tempera tu res progressing eas t across the na tion. I don't see any reaso n for th at to change ,In the next few da ys." · He said th e strcak of records :wa s likelv to co nti nu P IOdav and 'Frid ay. - · · But ra r l.v morn ing trm pPra· .tures W(' l' l' v r> ry co ld ovpr mu('h :of New England ·. Stro ng no rth w0s t w i nd s brought wind chil ls dow n to nP<I r 60 belmv zr ro a t LimC>stonP. Maine, late Wrdn es d <~Y and ear ly 'today. Wind chills - how ;w ir lrr ls aga inst l'x posrd skin wrrfl co mm o n! ~ · tJetwf'Pn 10 a nd 40 be low zr r o acros s 1hr rpgion lair Wednesda,·. Elsrw hrrP. warnings of ga lf• force wi nds wrr0 up 1mJa_ , . tor t hC' MichigJn an(l ra in was sc;J ttrrrd ovor ce ntral Co lorado. Skies wr• rr- fair ov£>r m uch of the> .rrma i nd(•r of the nation . Thr· co ld in I"Pw En gl and eonlrastPd with :\lis and lills W edn ~sda y over the northern hall' of the P lai ns, the upper Mississippi Val ley, the Pacifi c c·o <~ s l. l hP f\oekir·> and the Siluthf"< ~ s t . Rr·:.td in gs WI'!'(' in thr o n !~· rwicf' brforr in morr· than a century - in 1940 and 1902. Unsraso nalll_\" wa r m tr mpera turrs in Montana forrPd a rer out in g of par t of a five- da~;. 500-mi lc dog sled racr. tho Govern or's Cup 1011. because snow me lted 120 miles of thr· trai L Rl'co rds broken WPdnesda;• wp rp in A br' t'dcen, S.D. 58, Grea t Falls. Mont.. li2. Hu ro n. S.D, 64, Miles Cit y. Mont., 59, Por tland. Ore• .. til and Muskego n. Mich .. had 4o. Records wert' tied in No rfolk. Neb.. Ottumwa, Iowa, Rap id Cit)', S.D .. S!. Cloud, Minn.. a nd Williston, N. D. F'irC' Drpa r tm r nt w;Js c-al lr d at :J:2i) a.m. th is morn ing 1Thursdav1 In th e Charies Shain res idp n r~ on Pomorov Pike. Th• · lwu'" wa' airr•ady 0 n gulJ~d when firrmt'n ar r ivpd, <J nd thP hou se• ·w as " mostly gut tpd" said a fire' depm·tm r nt spokesman Ni nl'l<'< ·n Pomrro.v fi remen responded tn the ca ll a nd ChestN Fire DPparlm Pnl "'""railed for added waiN. Origi n of 1hc• f1 re ·.·wa " probably a mal fun ction of a propane gas heat er." the spokes ma n sa id . There wa s some insul'ancr, but lossf· s ha\'C' not bPPn cs t im alrcl. receive four calls Meigs roun l y EmPrgPn<"y Mr dil'il l St'rVief'S rPpor ts fo ur ca ll s Wedn esda.v: S)'rae·u'r F'i rc Department a t 4:08 a.m. to a structure fir e at the Raymond Ca nter res idence' a! Maplewood Lake; Sv racusP at R: :n a. m. to Sixt h St. for Hall ie Cross to Holw r Medical C'cn tr r; Midd lepo rt at 1: 41 p.m. to a bru sh fir <> on .Jessil' Crepk Hoad: Raci nE' F'irr• Dppartmcnt at 6:59p.m. to a s tructure lire at thr Da vb res idence on Vine St. Teachers said ill-prepared for stress OXFORD. Ohio tU Plt - A Rill n•('omm.-nded COLU MBUS. Ohio (UP lt The House .Judiciar y and Crimina l Justice Co mmitt ee has recom mended a bill but Iaw ing th r sale, manufacture and possessio n of ba ll istie knives and Ninja StiJI' S. 'T m not aware of an.v legltl· rrpor t to hr issuPd nr xt \VPrk mat r soc ial usr for t hesr WE'a· say!-! hrginni'1g t r<H.' hPrs arf' · pons ." Richard Sa hli. leglslativr th rown the class room keys and . givC"n l in lr advirr o n how to · t1a ndto thr ir fll's l works on th<' job. The lar k of entr; -.ve' at roachIng is a pr imfl rraso n why nPar ly 1" pcrcr'nl nf teachers quit in shock r-~ ft rr thP fi rst yPar. acco!'d· ing to thr rPpor·t rommissionPd fo r the li.OOO- membPI' ;\ ssoeia · lio n of TeachN Edu ca tors. " It' s as if thl' cultu re of teac hing has fin all;· rrcog nizr•d that it has an aberra n1 V(JJU(' , .. sa id Do ugla s Brooks. ehair man of the trar hr r cdu cat ion dt' pa rlmC'nt ::1 1 Mi ami U n ivPrsi ty. "Th at abPrran t valuP is tha t good 10achrrs ar£1 s urvivali sts." Brooks, who sat on til l' 14m c mhrr rom mi ~s i on that clra ft ed 1he report. "Tea<· her In ductio n: A New Beg inn ing, " sa id It Is expPctrd to generate hratrd debate whf'n th< ' ATE holds it s a nnual m!'elin~ Feb. 1o-IR In Houston. The st udy ation. proposes teac her orient programIshabeI s~t up in t•ver)' publ ic school dist rict in thecountry . Cur n' nll y. abo ut 17 states offer or arc planning to offer such progrmns. "rN"cnt acqu isitio n of nrw mat e- ria l" a nd needed an extra week to wrap up -and Reagan quickly grant ed it. It was not crrta in if the " nev.: f113 lerlal" linked the NSC to the ferred to today in The New York The Was hin gton Post said . Times. Sources told the news- Shullz objected to the testimony paper the board had uncovered in a tense showdow n with Reaga n "striking new ma terial" regard- In the Whit e House Jiving quaring a pr iva te supply network at a ters Nov _20. just fi ve days l)efore time when U.S. aid to the All orliey Genera l Edwin Meese .I Nicaraguan rebels was Illegal. announced his preliminary inTh e Issue of secret aid to the •qu iry had turned up a scheme to Contras is just one aspect of the divert profits to the Cont ras from Ira n arms-Contra aid sca ndal covert U.S. arms sales to Iran. being pursued by c.ongresslonal Officia ls to ld the Pos t Casey's panels and an independ ent fed- tes timony prepared for Nov. 21 eral prosecut or. would have denied the ·u.s. government knew abo~ I an.arms A related report today said s hipment made ·by a ·CJA - conSecretary o'f Stale George Shultz trolled airline from Israel to Iran s park~d the inqui ry that expos~d in November 1985. the Iran-Contra coo n ~c tion by Casey instead planned to tell clas hing with Reaga n over mis- the Senate Intelligence Commit leading testimony CIA Director tee the .flight was be lieved to William Casey pla nned to give 10 in volve oil drilling equipment Co ngress In the affair. · a cover story I he co mmit tee now has reported was devised by the NSC's Lt. CoL Oliver Nor th . . Eut Shultz knew senior gover nSupporters have ' complai ned ment officia ls were aware of the th ai House Speaker Vernal G. s hipment of 18 HAWK an ti Riff~ .Jr., D-New Boston, has a ircraft missiles in November been holdin g th e bill up fo r 198o, and the Post said Casey' s political reasons. Tranter denied wrH'ten t es timon y was r ev isE'<.! I hat Riffe as ked him 10 delay the be fore he talked to th e proposa L committee. You ngstow n cit y offi cia ls as keel the commill{'(' WednPsda)· to a bolish I he judges hip becau se thr> cit y's 100.000 population C'onj.jnued from page 1 baret;· qu a lifies it for one judi cia l resident s fire letters 10 thcir position. let alone three. Co ngress men at once urging that "We' d be hard-pressed to ju s- leg islation be worked out at oncr tify two judges hips," sa id Rep . to free the federal mane;• sc that Joseph J . Vukovich Il L · highway wor k ca n br contracted an d get und erwa)'. Dugan indi cated th a i the bil l. which it does come . out of tackles in 10 games, 40 assists.15 co nfe rence committee. wi ll probsacks, caused 10 fum bles and had three fumble recoveries. Howard a bi )' inclu de a por tion which will was Ga ll ia's Golden Helmet change the oo miles per hour Award winner in 1984 and MVP in speed limit to 6o miles an hour. both 1984 and 198o. He was but will leave the fina l der ision All -SEOAL three years, league on in creasi ng the limit up to eac h MVP hi s se nior yea r. Dist rict sta te. Panel may vote on judgeship bill Fire gut.s Pomeroy house Squad.~ WASHINGTO N 1UP!\ -President Reaga n ·answered moro:> ques tions from his specia l National Securit;· Co uncil review board and Is giv ing it mo re tlmo:> to complete its work as new repot·ts emerge t;·ing ihe NSC to a private Contra aid network. Reaga n "a nswered all of lh<" board's questions" in his second session with the three· member pa nel. whi ch las ted about 70 minu tes at th e Whit e House Wednesda Y, a opokcs man· sa id . The hoard 'aid il had mad e a suppl,\ ' networ k. whirh was I'P· 70s in thC' "ou thrrn tirr SIJtC's . The Dako ta s have been hav in g an esprc- iall_ , . '"-'arm month. with . temprral urr' averag in g 24 dr· gl'f'r ~ abovf" no r ma l at Wi llisto n. COLUMB US. Ohio ;UPI I N. D., and 1~ drgrecs a bove The Ohio House .Judiciary Comnormal ;;I Hw·on. S.D. Thunder- m i ll €'£~ ma:v votr- nex t WC'f'k on a storms tha t hit DenvN Wedncs- co nt rovr.rs ial bill elimin ati ng a da.v havr orc ur rC'd in Frbruar_y municipal court judges hip in --Local Briefs: ------. PomC'rO~' Th11sday, February 12, 1987 liaison fo r Attorne)' Gpnrral . An th on;· CciriJIWZf. said Wednf's da ~-. Hospital news Wrd nrsda y Adm issio ns Dale Ro ush. Pomeroy ; Ray mond Ca nt rr, Raci ne. Wednrscla;· Disc har ges- Burl Blev ins. Floyd Webt'r. Elwood ROWf'fS. Spt'('ial St'n'i('t' ,..,, You ngstow n. " We 're go ing 10 put it on tlhe ea l ~nd a rt for a not her hea rin g nex t wrr k and see wh err I hP oppos it io n is coming. from , if thet·e Is an)' ." sa id Rep. Terry M. Tra nt er. D·Cincinnati, the commi ttee chairman, following Wed· nesday's fi rs t hearin g. "It 's possi ble-th ere could be a vote on it nex t week." Mt•t>ting 1oni1->i1t t\ spPc lal mer lin ~ of the Ra cine Board of Public Affa irs will be hrld at 7 this evrni ng at the ShrlnP Pa rk building. OIL & FILTER CHANGES AT RECOMMENDED INTERVALS ARE tMARl SCHEDULED MAINTENANC' AI REGiil iR TIMt,. Andy Howard , 6-2 se nior. 195pound fullback and defensive end for the 198:\ and 1986 Southeas ter n Ohio League champio n Gall ipolis Blul' Devils , will at tend Mi am i Universll y. Oxford, Ohio, this fall on a foot ball sc hola rship. Howard is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Bill Howard, Ga llipolis. During his three-yea r career with the Blue Devils, Howard rushed :171 limes for 1, 981 ya rds - just 248 short of the school mark set by the ! a t ~ Danny Howard 11960-62\ a nd scored 88 poi nts. During the pas t cham pionship season In which he led GAHS to It s sec9nd strai ght sta tr playoff appearance, Howard rushed for 688 ya rds (101 at templ st for 6.8 per carry , and scored 42 points. Defensively, he had li7 solo Superlotto goes unclaimed CLEVELA ND tUPll - The top prize in Ohio's Super Lotto ga me iwent unclai med Wednesday night for a second consecuti ve week, increasing the jackpot to a t least $10 million for next wet'k's drawing. A loltery commission spokesman today said there were no tickets sold that- listed all six of the nu mbers drawn Wednesdav night. The winni ng numbPrs were 6, 7, 8, 9, 28 and 30. Although Wedn esday night's $7 mill ion jackpot went unclaimed. 279 pla yers picked five of the numbers to win $28o eac h. Also, 10,70:\ players chose fo ur of the numt:iers to win $2R apiece. Th ere were 144,!140 tickets sold th ai listed three of the num bers. Those tickets arc worth $3 eac h. Ticket sa les for the weekly draw in g totaled $4,894,503, with a tota l prize payout of $814.915. Lineman of I he Yea r his se nior. r~~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~ All ·Disl rict AP two ;·pa rs. 11 member of Ba lly's Al l-America Team his smior year . a nd !his past fall was bot h Associated Pre"s and Unit ed Press Int erna tional F irst Teilm All -O hi o. Howward will rrce ivf' a full ride al Miami aft er signi ng his Jetter of intent Wednesday. He will play for the South All -Stars in the Ohio North-South All -Star ga me this summer . Weather South Central Ohio Becoming mos tly sunny lodav , wit h highs ncar 50. Partly cloudy tonight, with a low near . 25. Considerable su nshine Friday, wit h highs between .10 and .15. Th e probabilil)' of precipita tion is nea r zero through F riday. Winds wi ll be from the northwes t at 10 to 20 mph today and from thf' northwest at less than 10 mph toni&ht. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Fair Saturday und Sunday, wi th a cha ncp of snow or ra in on Monday. Highs w11! range from .!!i to 45 eac h day. with over night lows in the teens early Saturday and in the 20s Sunda;· and Monday mornin gs . Send a message straight fiom your heart. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Daily Number 572 0161 - • at y Vot.36, No.198 Copyright0(11987 Pomeroy~ Middleport, Hou~e, to I. In creas in g cloudi ness . Chan ce of rain and a low In the mid 30s. Rain likely Saturday , with highs between 4~ and 50. PICK-4 • enttne 2 Sec1iona. 16 Pages Ohio, Friday., February 13, 1987 consider insurance, civil.justice hill Wednesday' s impasse resulted from Riffe's decision earlier in the week to remove a controversial product liabilit y section of the bill. Republ icans on th e committee refused to support the package without that section, which would Jirrtit lawsuits against manufacturers for defec· tlve produ cts. But Republicans voted for it beca use they were successful in addin g the punitive damages amendm ent, and because they want ed to comply with Insura nce Committee Chairman Rep. Michael Stinzla no's request for a unanlmeus vote. Stinzlano said he would have welcomed att empts to adopt other amendments. but he sa id his concern was "to vote on a bill tha t was as close to las t session's conference committee's as possible wllh the exception of the deletion of product lla blllty." The product liability section prompt ed Gov . Richard F . Celeste to veto the entire reform pac kage last year be.cause he said that sectio n was unfa ir to consumers and labor unions. " We' re n ow li ghting a multi· fron t war," said Mark D. Davidson, president of the all ia ncP. "Before product liability was remov ed , we had il ail focu sed In one bilL We hope both houses wil l move on products liability expeditiously." Stinzla no. D-Columbus, assured s uppor tet·s that a separate product liability meas ure will be in troduced Tuesday and assigned to I hi' Civ il and Commercial Law Commlllee. But not all who want produ~t liabilit y Included were sa tisfied. "The (product lia billt y) bill will not come to 1his committee," Rep. William Batc helder, RMedlna , said. " It' s upse111ng because we've spent a lot or time taking testimony on it. It's a weak reed In a storm now ." Da vidson said it will be toug her to move the separate product lia bil ity through th e Democrat co ntrolled House. · Before the vote. Batchelder said th e Republ icans backln~ the bill " have very grave reserva tions.'' and he said he thinks sma.ll insurers are being bas hed by thr new rf'(j ulre ment s, whieh large co mpanies will not find difficutl to meeL · Davidson said removing I he product liabilit y provisio ns fro m lllP bi ll undermines effor ts 10 achieve mpa nlngful tort reform , but he said I hi' measure vott'd out of ro mm ill ee Is an lmprov PmPnt in Ohio civil jus tier law . J<e.v poin ts of thr legisla tio n would: - Increase thr authorlly of the Ohio Depart mpnt of In surance in I'C'g ulatin g thr im; uranc~' i ndu str~' : - Rcqu in ' in ;-. urr'rS to prov idr drtal lt'd report s of financial information on clai ms, payout s and rr scrvf's; - Encouragr out -or-court sC'tti Pmc nts of damagC' c·la ims: - Li mi t award s and lawyf"r' sco nt ingenry frcs : and -Rev ise lll P systrm of "wa rding damages prices up 0.6 ~n January_; cnide oil jumps · CAR OIL AND FILTER CHANGE $18 95 TRUCK By CRAIG WEBB i WASHINGTON iUPli Wholesale prices rose 0.6 percent in January, the bigges t Increase si nce November 1985, as cru~ eo ll prices increased a near-rP.co rd 19.7 percent, the Labor Depart· mpnt said today. ' That petroleum increas e d[ove up crude goods prices 2.9 perf enl for the month, t h ~ lar gest ,rise since August 1980. while the 'cos t of intermediate goods it\¢rel\sed a strong 0.9 percent, the depart. ment said In Its monthly produ cer pr ice index report. · I The average cost of fini shed goods rose 0.6 percent. a hse unmatched since November 1985. the department .sa id, and beforE' seasonal adj ustments. the government Index stood at 291,-7 for January. t The producer price ind,ex tracks the cos t of wholesale goods as they move from fielps and far ms through their initial processing in factories a nd finally to the nation 's markets as ,finished goods. Also today, the Federal Rrserve Board report~d the produ t- · lion rate in American industrie1s rose 0.4 percent in January. the fourth s traight monthly irlcrease. Productions of construe,! ion supplies and defense and space goods led the wa y at 0.8 pprcent, with only utilities outpul dropping. by 0.1 percent. Crud e petroleum 's 19.7 percent r ise In cost during January was the spcond-blgges t monthl y ri se. s ine~ the government sta rted tra ckin g ·lr lces in 1947. Onl ~· the• Ja nuarv · 1974 Increase of 22 , perceni increase Is bigger. Oil producers' ga ins were 1. offset a bit by cheaper food OTHER MODELS SLIGHTLY HIGHER •New oil (up to 5 qt5 cars/6 qts trucks! • New Mopar o1l fi lter • Check nu1d level~ • Check battery • Spectal or additional 011 slightly higher COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth Dodge Inc. 106 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy 992 -2039 or 992-5721 :199 Sn. ) rd Midd leporr 9n -2'l9/j m.mopgr . BAHR CLOTHIERS **·* ********** CLEVE LA ND t UP1t- Wed· nesday's winning Oh io Lotte ry numbers: Dally Number 556. Ticket sales ~otalcd $1,473,004, wi th a payoff du e of $285.265.50. Super Lotio :JO, 28, 8, 9. 7, 6.' Super Lotto tic ket sales tota led $4,894,503. 26 Cants A Mult imedia Inc. Newt paper Wholes~le The FfD®liearts 'n' Flowers"' Bouquel .· Call or visit us tO<iay. Ohio Lottery• ·Meigs girls undisputed TVC champs -Page 3 By GRETEL WIKLE COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP!) - A . ma jor civil justice and Insurance reform bill designed to make commercial lialbiiily insurance mo~e available and llm ir · a~ards In civil suits has Tecelved the unanimous approval of the House Insurance Comml11i>e aft er a delay of two days. The 11-0 vote ca me Thursday after the committee accepted one ~ ubstantlve amendment which removed a prov'ision allowing punitive damages to be assessed i~ wrongful death actio ns. The amendment was submitted by the Ohio Alliance fo r Clvll.Justlcei a group which has been a stalwart of tor t reform ever sincet he issuearose last year. ; . The bill stalled in comml11 ee Wednesday when Democratic members could not round up the eight votes required to send the bill to the floor . House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe, D- New Boston, has pushed for full House cons iderat ion of the bill Tuesday. Gallia's Andy Howard selects Miami Lottery numbers A special se rv ice will be held at 7: :lO p.m . Sund ay at the· Chu rch of Christ in Chris tian Union. Pearl SL . Middleport, with music b)' Th l' Refl ect io ns. Dugan ... Even so, the newspaper said, : Casey asserted verbally that "to the CIA's knowledge" the No· · . vember shipment contained oil , drilling_equlpment. · , Reagan's meeting Wednesday .' wit h lhe special board he ap- : poi nted "reviewed the National•' Security Council process and the , developmen t an d execQtion of the Iran policy and (his ) role," sa id Whil e House spokesman .. Marlin Fitzwater. Reagan had previous!;• ans- . wered ques tions fro m the board ' Jan. 26. Going in to the second session. th e panel members - ' fo rmer GOP Sen . John Tower of, Texas, former Secreta ry Of ~tate Edmund Mus kie and former, mlllcinal secur ity adv iser Brent Scow croft - had th e benefit of reviewing some of the pres i-, , . dent' s privat e notes regar<)ing . the· policy tha t has erupted in to his worst politica l crisis. prices . The average cost or raw foodstuffs fell 3 perce nt while the cost of processed co nsumer goods at th e supermar ket dropped LS percent In Janu ary . Th e 2.9 percent in the crude goods index above December's levt'l was th e bigges t Increase since ra w goods prices rose 4. 7 percent in August 1980. the Labor Department said. Toda y's report refl ected the end of a yearlong fight among OPEC nal!ons over oil prices and the return of energy prices as a driving force behind lnflatlon. The Orga nization of Petroleum Exporting Coun tries' price war forced down oil prices from $28 a barrel in late )985to as low as $Sa barrel in .July. Prices rebounded to the $15 range aft er OPEC Countries decided to limit Its production for the last four months .of 1986. They have risen steadily by JUST CLOWNING AROUND - Clowns were of lour-yur-old llealh<•r Ferrell and 21-month-old another $3 since Dec. 20, when the order of the day at Thursday's Valentine party Hollie· Ferrell, In front, and Vh'kl Fer rell , Shr•rrl members of the oil ca r tel agreed ul the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. Darst, Sharon Wise, holdin~ 2-ycur-uld Bf! njamln to cut overa ll production for the Oldsters and youngsters alike enjoyed the antics Bookman, and Donna Gmlc, from lt•ft to rlghlin fir st half of 1987 and return by hack. Feb. 1 to a fix ed oil pricin g system based on an $18- a· barrel average. Prices have fallen back in premium cos t of $4.92 a month . las t full mrasurr of srcur il(' recent weeks because of warmer By TAMARA HENRY The plan also would limit to aga inst the grim choice ril WASHINGTON tUPI J- Presweather and reports OPEC Is $2.000 the out-of- pockel expens es bankruptcy or drat h. exceeding its self- Imposed pro- ident Reagan' s proposa l for paid fo r sPrvices now cowrl'd by Mem bl'rs of Congrl'ss In both duction limit of lo.8 million ca ta s trophlc·l llness ca r e Is both pa rts of Medicare. parties wcre not so surr. fau lled by conservatlws and barrels a d ay . The Hea lth and Human SPrviRr p. Claude PPpprr, D-Fia ., a t Nevert hPiess. today 's report liberals alike. drawi ng Imme- ces Depart ment sc heduled a Rli the oldes t momber ofCongrr·ss diate criticis m In Congress for ~ haws the respite from energy news co nference today to ex plain a nd a cham pion of tht' eldrr i)' . price Increases that consumers offerin g " lar too little" to Ameri- the legislatio n. A department denounced th r pla n as a " meas ly ca ns fac in g huge medi cal bills. enj oyed last year Is now over . spokesman 'said, "Now th at tittle step" offeri ng nothi ng to Aft er weeks o! withho lding Economists predict the price Reaga n has ' final ly accepted a help tho'c who nred long-te rm judgment, Reagan embra ced th e hikes mea n a re tu rn to inflation pia n, WP want to trll people thr n ursi ng hom C' carr. lon.u· tr rm rates of the 3 percent to4 percent bulk of a proposal by He all h nut-s and bolt s or it. " home carr. many medlclnr.s a nd levels of recent years after 1986's Secreta ry Otis Bowen and told In a nnou ncing his deci sion. a nything t' ise th at dors not miniscule 1.1 percent growth in Congress Thu rsday he wa nt s to Reagan said the plan off ered .10 rcquil'e a hosp ital sta y. ex pand Medicare coverage for the Consumer Price Index. catastrophic Illness at an FXtra million elderl.v Amerleans " !h al Congress criticizes health care plan Charge two with insider .trading NE W YORK i UP ll - Three Wall Street exec utives were charged with exc hanging coni!· denllai Informa ti on betwe('n Kidder. Peabody & Co. and Goldman, Sachs & Co. In an Jnsidcr· tradlng scheme that y l ~' ided "millions and millions" of dollars In Illegal profits. Robet·t M. F rer.'man, 44, a partner In Go ldm an. Sac hs, and Ri chard Wi gton, ~2. a Kidd er vier prcs ldr nt , were arrested at th eir offices Thursday, Timothy L. Tabor, :~!. formerly a Kidder vice president . was arres ted Wedn esday at his home. Th P three were charged with brea king federal securiti es laws by trading stocks based on Jnlormatl on a bout corporate mergers th at wa s not avu ll ablc to 1he public. The charges '"" th£' mos t serious on Wall St reel si nce stock spec ulat or Ivan F . Boesky gave th r govNnment $100 million to St'llle charges that he had trad ed with Insider Information. Boesky also agreed 10 plead guilt y to one felony co unt and cooperate with the gover nment 's Inves tigations . A.(tm· a hearing Thursday before U.S. District Judge John Krpnan, Tabor was released on a s'r,oo,ooo pprsonal recogniza nce bond. Freeman and Wi gton were each released on a $250.000 personal recogni za nce bond. All lh l' bo nds were to br· sec ured by $25,000 cas h and propert y. Ball terms also required all th ree to surrender their passport's . Preliminary hearings were set for March 2 and 3. Temperature drops after II new records r;;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~;;~~:;;;;~~~~~~ over the upper two- thirds or lh ~ northern Pacific Coas t and the nor thern coast of New England. Unseasonable ·warmth across Heavy snow and stro ng wi nds much of the nation gave way to battered high er eleva tion s In the slightly cooler temperatures as Nevada of Ca liforn ia, Sierra gale·lorce winds lashed the nor th or Yosem it e, and th e northern stretches ol both coasts mou ntains of west ce nt ra l ad heavy snow and winds swept Nevada. the higher eleva tions of the Travelers advisories for heavy Sierra Nevada . were posted over the snow "Temperatu res are not very remainder of the Sierra Nevada extreme," said Harry Gordon of and In western New York sta te, the National Weather Service. " No high temperature records the wea ther serv ice sa id. Elsewhere early toda y, snow have b!>en set. That 's generally a fell in central New E ngland, New sign that It's not as warm as It 'York state, western Pennsylvawas yesterday or the day nia and northeas t Ohio, while before. " thunderstorms were scattered Eleven r.lgh temperatures reover east central New Mexico cords were set or tied Wednesday Into the Texas and Oklahoma and three more on Thursday In JO panhandles. states. Rain fell over western Kansa s. But ·northern New E ngla nd and rai n In wester n Colorado remained very cold . Limestone, mixed with snow over the mounMaine. rerordP<1 • rPadln2 or 2 above zero. Early Thursday , tains of central Colorado . Rain wind chill temperatures !n Lime- fell from western Nevada across stone dipped to near 60 degrees Northern Califor nia and' the below zero and wind chills of be- Pacific Nor thwest. 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VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDUPOIT JAYCEES TJIAN1t BANI.Kelllledy,left, reprettallnl the Meigs County Jaycees, Ted Reed, president of Farme"' Bank aad Savlnp Coptpany, wllh a pique In appreciation of 'the llrm'a 1uppc!rt In the ofa)'cee~~' aonual Christmas food h1111ket and toy proc\-11111. This past Chrlstmu, ln addition to conlrlbullns to,the food basket8, the bank staged a toy drive. For each new toy purchase,d by a bank employee and donated to the drive, the linn matched, dollar lor dollar, lhe cost of the toy. AI the end of the drive, the match money wu U8ed to • purchase additional loys. The toy drive wu headed by buk ••mployce, ,John Karschnlk. · BAHR C·LOTHIERS .Middleport · N. Second NAMED DIRECTOR - Delorew Frank, rl*ht, haH been namL'<I Director of Voluntee r Sen lee• at Veterans Memorial HOHpltaltiDd will he available at the ho~pllal on Mondays, 9 a .m. to 1: 30 p.m.,. and on Tue~~days and Thursdays from h .. n1. to 5: :W p.m. She will work with tbe Women' I Auxiliary of the ho1pllal and memhel'l<hlp Into lhal organization Is open with appllcatloll!l !lvallahle through Mrs. Frank. Thursday Ml'fl. Frank and her volunteers •ta~•·d a Val enllne reception lor employees and vltrltor. at ihe hOt!pltal. Plt>tured with M,.. Frank on lhe left Is Tere11a Colllll!l, R.N., director of nunlng at Veterans Memorial. • ·I '• •• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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