https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f3dbf98a9c77cb50f792af6713876d3f.pdf 7e1f6c6aec0055fcfb66db10a97ebb5e PDF Text Text --·------- .,.-20-Tha Daily Sentir181 POmeroy- Middleport, O~io . Wednesday, October 29, 1986 · ANNOUNCING THE · Marauders face number Ohio Lottery·· of questions Daily Number 633 Super Lotto I -9-16-32-33-36 ·-Page 4 • ar -y '' t? · • \ Vol.3&, No. 125 Copyrighted 1986 -. • By_CHARLEI)IE HOEFLICU Sentinel Staff Writer Landfill problems s urfaced again Wednesda y when Jon Jacobs of the Meigs County Hea lth Department advised the Meigs County Board of Coun ty Commlssoners that· only a "condltional llce(\se" for the operatlon would be Issued a t the end of this year because "It is nearly fill ed to capacjtyJ' J acobs credited the EPA wi th the decision and said that the · ~ most I ca n buy is six months' time. " The present license expires By BOB HOEFLICH S~nlinel Stall Writer Meeting in special sessio n Wednesda y night In Middleport, the. Meigs Loca l Sc hool District Board of Education approved a t a 3-1 '" vote a new one-year cont ract with the Meigs Loca l · Teachers Association . The las t minute tentative agreement between the · two groups. was r eac hed Monday • Dec. 31. Jacobs told the commlsstoners that he had talked with the Board of Health about the extension and It was their opinion t hat If the license Is not extended after the end of the year , then the result could be that the ·county will ·be full of road~lde dumps again. He stressed; however, that the six-month extension would be on a conditio nal license a nd then after tha t If a new landfill is not In operation, the county would have to deal directly with the EPA. J acobs noted that he had sent recommendations on new. sites to evening and teachers approved the contract provisions that night. Te-a chers had ·olficlally notified the board that they would strike a t 12:01 a.m. Tuesday If a cont ract agreement was not reached. Meeting in special sess ion last night , the four board members present. Roliert Snowde n, Ro ' bert Ba rton, ·r,arry Rupe and Richard V·a ugh an, moved into a CHECK US OUT! COMPARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AGAINST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN PAYING..• YOUR POCKETBOOK WILL IE GLAD YOU DID! % • STOP :BY AND REGISTER FOR A25" SYLVANIA COLOR·T.V. CONSOLE TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY, NOV. 1st AT 8:00 P.M. GOOD APPLES - These ar~ the firs t tlree good apples named in the new Apple FROM._!he teacher program at the Pomeroy Ele mentary Sc hool. They are, I tor, Travis Drenner, fourth grader; Tara Hawley, first grader, and Nathan Brown; six th grader. ' ' An apple from the teacher recognizes student dee~ · No purchase necessary, neetl not be present to win.· WI CUT COlli ACIOII IIIBOAIDI We did away with the till••• yo• .. want the most ••• LOWER PRICESI • HERE ARE 7 BIG REASONS WHY YOU REALLY DO SAVE·A·LOT • WE DO THE WOIKI ·· SMART BUYING .. We carry many name braf1dS but If we find a product of equal quality but at a lower price we.buy it. We don't pay for fancy . labels and neither do you. _. · " · • BEST SELLING ITEMS ONLY You do not bag your ·awn groceries: We Do! '· We carry only 'the beat selling Items and sizes. This eliminates extra Inventory and wasted space. We don't pay Interest on the cost of excessive Inventory so neither do you. MINIMUM PRICE CHANGES 0 We don't change prices every day or every week, 'only when -the market changes. We don't pay someone to make price changes every day so neither do you. BUY ONLY WHAT YOU NEED . ...' .. •• ,. ' You don't have to buy big quantities to SAVE·A·LOT. Our prices are the same for one, lwo or three items or a case. MINIMUM ADVERTISING We carry only the beat selling packaged meats and produce to eliminate expensive equlpm·ent and high utility costa. We save on this expense and so do you. We don't have to promote weekly sp_eclals, our prices are low every day of every week. We don't have to pay.for excessive advertising and nelthet do you. •• • LOW UTILITY COST •.• • •' . ' "' .•' • .• .'' ...' WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURERS' COUPONS -•'·· • • WE lACK OUR QUALin . STORE HOURS: WE WELCOME FOOD STAMPS "'' ' Monday-Saturdly 9 a.m. to 9 p.111. ; Sunday ~N ' I·• WITH A MOtlEY IACI · GUARANTEE I ~ oon • 8:00 p•. h;: Rt. 62 North ~ ·- . (304) 675·1155 L . Point PleaHnt, W. Va. We R••rw the 2 Sections, 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. NewiJ)aper : right tb limit quantitili seveJl cou nties, Including Meigs . Accordi ng to Wilson, the commu nity-\lased institution will serve between 50 and 70 males convicted of non-dangerous felonies annually. These felons would be ones sentenced to the fa cility by Common Pleas Courts in At he ns, Hocking, Meigs, Marga n. Perry, Vinton and Washington ·counties. Purpose would he to prov ide progra mming and 24-hour living accommodations In a secure faclll ty for probation· ers, which would Involve a split sen tence a nd work release program. Prison overcrowding has been a factor In the state's decision to work toward regional facilities_, Wilson said. , . Plans call for architects to be . Intervie wed Nov . 7 and 8 -in preparation for getting the pro· ject moving. The Judicial Cor· rectlons Board, composed of the common pleas judges of the seven cou nties, will administer the facility and program . II). addition, eac h county, according to population, will have represen' tatives on a Citizens Adv isory Board, an d the commissioners were asked by Wilson to a ppo int 1Contin ued on Page 91 p~ct short executive sessio n to discuss the new one-year co ntract before moving again Into open session to approve the new cont ract. The fifth board member, Larry Powell, was not present. Voting in favor of ratification of the agreement were Snowden. Barton and Vaughan, while Rupe cast the dissenting vote. · The ne w contract provides for a 4.66 salary incr ease for teachers a nd Is retroactive to Aug. 25. For example. a teacher with a bac helor'.s degree and no ex per lence wlll rece ive $15, 'illO a year ·while under the form er co ntract that teacher would have received $15,000. The salary sc hedule base increases wit h experience . The top rung of the salary schedui'e Is teacher with W years experience a nd holding a master's degree. That teac her will now receive $29,015 an nually COI'llpared to $Zl, 750 received under the former cont ract. Assistant Sup eri nt e nd e nt James Carpenter said that the re • wete only minor changes in at her aspects of the contract In com- TRACKS - This holst' equipped with an electro-magnet Ufts heavy rallraod tracks heing taken up alont: P~~tneroJ>'a.l:aat Main street. 'nle Mirro Corp. of Indiana has a contract with parlsQn to the for mer agreement between ·the board and the teac hers. After ratification of the new ·chesapeake & Ohio Railroad to remove the no longer used track ralls. The ties of the track are being left In pl..,.;, 'l'be equipment places the ralls in piles an·d they are .then trucked to Indian a. con t ract. Board P resi den t Snowden commented that even though the board had negotia ted in go_od fa ith and Is aware th at there are ~ad teac hers in the district, the new contract was appr>oved "gr udgi ngly" by the (Continued on Page 8) Board, non-teaching staff reach impasse • JOU enttne the · commissioners some tjme sewage system in the apartment ago, but hadn 't heard anything in . on the golf cours~ . .Th e apart response. men t, adjacent to the club house The current landfill located on ' and near the James Hall res tl{owell Hill Cemetery Road in dence, is cu rrently unoccupied , it Salls.bury Township was put In to was noted. Since (lie county owns operatio n' fou r years ago. It Is the go lf course, the matterw lll be located on 100 acres owned by the Investigated and the needed county, with only 10 acres cur- corrections made. rently in use as the existing Correction Center permitted a rea for dumping. Monda G. Wilson, develop men t Development of other dumping coordinator with the Southeast areas at the sa me site may come Ohio Corrections Center, met under co nsideration. It was indi- with the commiss ioners to discated at the meeting. cuss the proposed new 30-40 bed Jacobs also·· talked to the correctional facility to be co ncommissioners about a faulty slructed In this region for use by a - what • • Pomeroy-Middlepor.t; Ohio, Thursday, October 30, 1986 Meigs board OKs· new JOU ' Clear tonight , with a low near 40. Moslly s unny Friday, with highs In the mid 60s. The probability of preci pitation Is . near zero through Friday . Health official seeks landfill permit extension ,-- dldfl't nted ••• To give ' -~ •· ... ' -.:"' The old adage, "An Apple FOR the Teacher" has changed to "An Apple FROM the Teac her" at ttpe Pomeroy Elementary Sc hooL The dever approach is designed to recognize good deeds on "the part of students be · they in acade mics. behavior or - consideration for others. Here's how the plan works: Eac h teacher at the schoo l is given two co nstruction paper apples. The_se apples are awarded to stude nts in recognition of good deed s. The stude nts, In turp, ta~e the appl ~ replicas to ?dwell's Super-Valu , Krogers, Big Bend Foodla nd or Mlck's Main Street ]\'lar~et where they_ ;;an exc h11,nge_ tlt..!'lr paper apples for shiny real apples. An att ractive applr tree replica has been placed on a wail in the foyer at Pomeroy E lementary and students recognized as . "good apples" In the program have their name placed on a small paper apple and t hese apples are being placed on the tree. So far. three students have qua lified as "good apples" and are , represented on the tree. The new program was inaugurated by Pri nci pa l John U sle. heat. A seco nd readi ng was given on medication and overtime policies . The need for gravel at bus turn-arounds was discussed. Pam Douthitt was given permission to attend th e state volleyball tournament in Col umbus on Nov. 2 and the board ap proved education reimburse· mei11 for course wor k completed at Ohio Un iversity in complia nce with the ma ster cont ract. An executive session was then held by the board to discu ss and negotiatio ns . Board members present were J im Smit h, Kathie Manicke, ' J ames Ca ld we ll, and Susie Heines a nd along with five · principals, Apllng, Superintend- · • ent Richard Roberts an d Treasurer E loise Boston. A special meetlngwlllbeheldonNov. l2at • 7 p.m. and the next regular sess ion will be at 7 p.m. on Nov. 18. personn ~ l ------------------------------~1 -· P.A. Denny ·a~rives today for two days of cruises ' The P.A. Denny will be arriving In POmeroy tod ay . Tickets for one-ho ur afternoon c ru ises- 4 to 5p.m. and 5:30 to 6:30p.m. -will be so ld on the boat. Prices will be $3 for adults and $1 for childrer.. , · " • The Meigs High Band wil l perform at 6:30 p.m. on the parking lot, followed by a community Halloween party al 7 p.m. - The ste~nwheeler'-s schedule on Saturday-will be a twO'hour cruise from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., $6 for Individua ls 12 and over and $2 for c hildren; prime rib dinner cr uise from 5:30 to 7:30p.m .. $35 a couple; a party cruise from 8:30 to 11: 30 p.m., $20a ro uple . Advance tickets will be sold for the dinner and party cruises. Tickets for the two hour cruise will be so ld on the boat. For Information. con tact Pomeroy Cham ber of Commerce, 9,92-5005. Jury in Lee murder retrial may get case this afternoon GALLIPOLIS - The jury In the murder retrial of Charles Lee II In Gal ll a County Common Pleas Court was expected to gN the case this after no on a fter hear ing closing a rguments fro m opposing counse l. Closing arguments were scheduled for Weilnesday after noon after de fense attorney James M. Casey concluded his ~ase, but Judge Richard C. Roderick Jr. allowed the prosecution to call six . rebutt al 'w!tnesses before adjourning for the day. Lee. 2il, Point P leasan t , was convicted of the March 19&3 murder of· Barbara L. Twyman, 17, Rl. 1, Ewlngton. The first rebuttal witness called was Shirley Furst.• She did not have a gun a t the Fr~nch Quarter on Ma rch 19, 1983, did not have harsh words with Marsha Lee and she did no t have co nversations with Mrs. Lee abou t Barbara Twyman , Mrs. Furst testified . Mrs. Furst also reiterated she did not know the victim , but knew · of her, a nd the threats Twyman reportedly nlade against her so n. Twyman and her mother had been pointed out by the defendant to Mrs. Furst, slle testified. She also admitted under cross exami natio n t~ . £1atement s signed for then-defense counsel Hamlin King were not true, and further admitted she lied In both, · and when she told Lee she was going with Cathy · Elias to de:> lauhdry on March W, 1983. But. "I don't lie," Mrs. Furst contended. · Also under cross-exa mination, <=1914 SAYI-A·LOf LN•..··::. : . . .· ~.· An Impasse has been reached report. an oil immersion microon a new contract betwee n the scope for biology will be purEasterri Local School District chased as a cost of $427 . The Board of Education and the board also approved the purnon -certified employees an d a chase of three overhead projecfederal mediator will be asked to tors, a film str iP projects at a cos t en t er the n egotia t ing of $524. Ron Hlll was employed as eighth grade assistant boys basprocedures. This was announced Wednes- ketball coach and Robert Lang as day eveniilg when the board n\et 's eventh grade tx>ys basketba ll in regular session at the high assista nt coach, pending certifisc hooL The mediator will be cation of both. At the request of Apllng the reques ted to meet with negotiaboard ap proved buses for band tors from both groups as ear ly as members a nd other students plus next week . ·In othe r actions, the board parents for the state finals in agreed to advertise for bids on Lancaster Sat urday wit h the fleet Insurance. tires . tubes. fuel Easter n band having earned the oil, gasoline, motor oil and diese l 'right to com pete. The buses will fuel for an eight-month period. perform at 8 a.m. Ther.e wi ll be a New activity !llffils- were estab- $-1.00 c harge-tor those other than lished for the junior and senior band members ridi ng the bus . The board accepted the resigh lgh choral groups. nation o! Barbara Masters , a Principal Daniel Apii ng reported and in co njunction with cook at Rivervie w :,nd employed his report. Rita ' Williams an d ' Sandy Bowen as a substitute Don Eichinger were named jun_. c ustodian and Patricia Thomas lor class adv isors a nd the annua l as i substitute· cook. -The board approved the use of the Chester junior-senior prom was set for E lementary Building for a trade April 24. T he senior trip with Jim Huff as advisor was set for April s how and dinner by the Chester 30 thr ough May 5 and graduation Agriculture Service either on Nov. ll or Dec. 14, with the was set for Sunday, May 31. . c harge to be $50 for the building A new band handbook was custo<ilan charges and $1 a n plus submit ted and aptyoved by the board. As a result of Aplln g's hour for lights a nd $1 an hour for .. ,, , Mrs. Furst said the defendant paid for a mo tel room one night and his mother the second time, June 22 and 26, 1983, although s he (Mrs. F urs tl signed the motel registers . The testimony of Robert Twy man , brother of the victim, was read in transcript. Robert Twyman Is In the armed services. stationed In Korea. The section of testimony read dealt with the timetable of his whereabouts March~- 1983. and when he saw his sister. The iranscrlpt stated Robert Twyman en tered his home at 11:15 a.m. after fixing a flat tire on hlscar. He ate about 11:45, but ills sister did not. When he left at noon, onJy his sister was hom e, and she had not eaten lunch. He · drove past the home approx imately 6 p.m .. but did not stop. It also Indica ted tlrat Carson church youth meetings . Hall, a defense witness, told Spence also said she does not Robert Twyman at a late- tlme remain in a room when Martha there were 's everal cars In the Sowards , a lsoanearlierwltness r driveway after he (Twyman ) left comes In to talk. In the afternoon. Casey rested his case after Hall did not have a recollection doing a redirect examination of of the time of day, number, make Marsha Lee. t~ defendant's and rrodel of the cars, according mQther. Mrs . Lee stated. al . to Carl Langford, also rec ailed as though her son wanted to e nd the a witness . relations hip with Shirley Furst, John Furst testified that b'edld he failed to oo so, because he not kill Barbara Twyn\a'n. He enjoyed the sex ual activity on all!o did m1t lqan his weapons tg which the relationship was anyone at the time oft he murder, based . Furst said. Mrs . Lee said she never A rebut lit I w\t)less called to the encouraged her son's relationtirl ;tr.e-tr ial before ship with Furst and asl!ed him to stand nor was Tina Spenee !· who has Hved . en d It. After spending a couple of In the Twyman household for the days at Furst's Georges Creek past 1W years. She testified she Road residence d11ring tile 1aa2. was not engaged to ·Gregory Christmas vacation, Mrs . Lee Holcomb, an earlier wl!ness , and a nd her husband, Charles Lee had only seen him a few Urnes in Sr. , swor e out warrants ·for their ¥!iii • t ' • I· • •' ' .•• so n's and Furs!'s arres t. During that holi'day season. the youngest Lee dec ided he wou ld ~ quit attending Point Pleasant High Sc hool and was rumorrcl to marry · the t he n-41-year-old Furst. After the warrants scared her son into returning home. • Mrs. Lee sa id she felt Charles . Lee was less enthused about • Furst and was going to let the • • relations hip "run Its course." During cross ex amination Mrs. Lee admitted that she kne,.; " her son spent time with Furst a t least eight times between Feb. Jl and June 26. 19&'3. Each time. she stated-, FtrrSt Initiated the en.counter a nd her son only went • along for sex. : '• Both times Lee a nd Furst went . ~ to out-of-town motels In J une ··. 1983, she sa id her son called her. conveylngtoherhewasall right: :· ' �-·-· • 111 Courl Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THF; INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA f ~~ · .. cs:m~ ~ "T'.,.,c:~.= ~v ..... ROBERT L: WING ETI' • Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH Asslst!UII Publisher/Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEI\jBER of The UnUed Press Internatlorial,lnland Dally Press Assi>clatlon and til!> American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They shouk1 be tess than lX) words long. Allle1ters are subJect to editing and rTilst be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unstgn~ letters wUI be published. Letters should be In good taste, addressing issues, not persooa!Jties. · Thursday, · P1!98-2-The 'Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thu11day, October 30, 1986 ' could have gone down to the oosement and rooted around . . Rooney's lawyers, in an lmpassi- · oned brief. ar~e·that the commu: nal aspect of the trash bin Is ' irrelevant. The privacy of millions of garbage cans, trash bins and dumps Is at stake. Every citizen is mtltled to full Fourth Amendment protectiOn ·or his trash. Many telltale. highly personal items are tossed out with the garbage rontraceptlves. love letters, mail · rontalners for adult films, "the Ootsam and jetsam of of the ebb and flow of life itself." Police cannot re permitted to play trash bin · rouiene. A civU17.ed society must not tolerate the spectacle of poliCi' ."groveling through the nation's . garbage like hungry dogs In a ' random effort to secure some sort ' of evidence at crime." Thu s the issue is drawn. The only Supreme Court rase that app!'~rs to : ll' t»'f'll rpmotely In point Is Abel v. United States. decided in 196p. Here a suspecti'd spy. .Rudolph Ivanovlch Abel. was under suryelllana> ~ government agents. The instant Abbe! rmved oot of his New York hotPI room. the agents moved in . In a waste,aper basket they found a . holltlwed .Q1 t pencU containing mi· cro!llms and a small block of wood mntaining a cipher pad. Abel was not the smartest spy wbo ever lived. A sharply divided Supreme Court ruled that the search was "entirely lawful" and the evidence was .admissible. Said Justice Frankfurter: "This is oo fort he reason that at Ill' time of the search. petitioner had vacated the room. The hotel then had the exclusive right to Its possession. and the hotel management freely gave Its consent that the search ~ made. Nor was It unlawful to seize I he mtlrecontentll of the wastepaper basket, even though some of. its contents had oo · COMectlon with crime. So far as the record srows, petitioner had abandlned these articles. ·Lie for your·country In 1601, Sir Hemy Wotton wrote, "An ambassador Is an honest man !>?nl to lie abroad for tile commonwealth." In 1962, Arthur Sylvester, the official spokesman for the Defense Department, told reporters after the Cuba missile crisis that dul1ng times of national peril It may become the duty of government officials to lie to the public and the press. Sir Henry's comment has endured as the eyrie's view o! diplomacy, but it also serves as a reminder that the current furorabout' "disin!ormation" is nothing new and Sylvester's statement framed the drcumstances Wlder which goverrunent officials would admit telling lies and argue that they were justified. So what's all tile excitement about the U.S. goverrunent deli~rately , putting out false infmmation earlier this year In an effort to shake up (and hopefully bring down) Libya's Moammar Gadhafl? The campaign reportedly included leaking phony stories to roth the American and foreign press to the effect that Gadhafi was planning to step up terrorism against the West and that the United States was preparing another strike against Libya. All this was supposed to drlve'Gadhafi crazy or provoke his associates to oust him. It might ·~ noted that wblle the campaign didn't get I1d at the volatile colonel, it did lead to the resignation of a highly regarded U.S. official, State Department spokesman Bernard Kalb. Kalb emphatically absolved Secretary of State George Shultz of teillng lies. but made clear he was resigning ~cause of the disinforrnation . campaign, What disturbed many people both in and outside journalism (Kalb has been both I was the apparent ~lief of whoever planned and carried rut the campaign that tile press was a legitimate Instrument to use in fu.rthei1ng the foreign policy goals of the government The print and broadcast mEdia Is subservient to government in oome countries, but It is not in the United States and many other democracies. The press in this country is guaranteed freedom !rom goverrunent interierence by the strongestconstltutklnallanguage because the founders of the nation wanted the press to ll> a check on potential· abuses of WASHINGTON - Voters have JO.!XXlth consecutive roll-call vote. wubby work of trimming thP Easter that included stops at such government power. been hearing wondrous story- Proxmir<:> continues to be tlv> ru~et. G<>nlal Jim let his commit- power centers as Monaco. San This is not really a gray area. but for some reason goverrunent officials tellers. like urito Scheherazade. taxpayers· friend. doing his best to tee ml'mll'rs decorate the highway and politicians never seem to get it into their heads that reporters, to limning the ac)llevements of the ki'E'p spending on big-budget pro- bill with $1.2 billion worth of Marino and Llechtenstfln. He paraphrase Wotton. are oot their amoossadors whose job it istotelllies for recently departed 99th Congress. grams from getting completely out "derronstratlon projects" lor con· played tmni s with the heir to the · thron~ of Monaco. and determined the government. The fabulous tales come mainly of control. slltuenls and contractors. that t!Y> monarch. Prina> Rainier. Nor does the situation fit the drcumstanees Sylvester was talking about from members of that august rod)' He pushPd through amendments Fortunately, the odor ·or pork was was upset at the proposed closing of The terrorism sponsored by Gadhall is a real problem that is dii!Icull to who would like to return for even to ensure that the Strategic O..fense too strong for the Senate, which tt<> U.S. consulate In Nice. deal with, but to date it simply does not constitute the kind of Imminent greater glory next January. Initiative will not be deployed would not agr!'E' to demonstration - Rep. · Mary Rose Oakar, threat to mliilons of American lives posed by the Soviet missiles in Cuba 24 The 99th can in fact boast of some unless it Is cost ef(ectlve and able to )TOgram<. Dlsagrrement over caused the nation's D-Ohlo. years ago. solid accomplishments. Sen. Bill survive a Soviet strike. Proxmire that. blllooard rt'glllatlon. and a bankers to choke on their cigars bY Many Americans might approve of using psychological methods rather Bradley, 0-N.J., and Rep. Richard also pushed through legislation SenatE-sponsored 65 mph speed proposing that IlK>)• provide SPrviCi' than military means to get rid of Gadhafi, but they can ask themselves in G<'phardt. D·MO .. werP the Iargply tightening p!'Sticides co nt rol and limit doomed tlf{' highway bilL · without chargps tu customers wbo this case whether that goal would ~worth the price rl. newspapers and unsung architects of tax reform; ex panding Gramm· Rudman · · - Martyrs' crowns may be have IPSS than $1.(XXl in their news broadcasts that may or may not be reporting deliberate lies planted Scns . Phil Gramm, R-Texas . Hollin gs to lncludr off-budget appropria t e for two junior accounts. The bill got nowherP. but by their own government. Warren Rudman. R·N.H.. and spending. members of Howard's ' Public She vows to keep trylnR. Ernest Hollings. D·S.C .. enginl'('rro · Works CommitteE'. Rep. Jim -Reps. Dan Burton. R-Ind .. and the spending-limit legislation that - Rep. Frank Annunzlo. D-IlL. Moncty. O-Wls .. had the impudenCi' Dick Armey. RT<:>xas. get our bears th£>ir names. g{'ts thP Midas Touch Award for his to challengp Chairman Howard's · Without wishing to belittle any of legislation authorizing the produc· dPmonslration projects. proposing Oteap Shot Award jointly for thPir tacky efforts to tack on more than the substantive results of t!Y> tion and sale of special commemor· that the cost of pach pork·barrel 150 amendments to Oaka,r's comllU tgolnt? CongrPSs. w£>'d like to alive coins by the Treasury. The Item be subtracted troro the parablE' worth bill. Amolll' the remind you that the 99th was pretty . I984 Olympic coins alone netted ll'ne!lciary state's federal highway amendlnents they offered w£>re typical in its share of Winners and Uncle Sam a profit of $135 million. funds. And RPp. Clay Shaw, R-Fia .. ones that would have renamed her Sinners who have avol&>d either and the Chicago ' congressman tried - in vain - to get ~enuine legislation ."Feminist FoUy" or 1--t-~1-~ OVERDRAWN? ~TILL the ros('bud• or till' brickbats ti'l>y predicts a $519 million profit on lll'Xt r~orm of the outral(eous billboard "The Sexist Socialism Act." Armey richly deserve. Our associate Ste· year's specialt y coins. HAVE CHEcK~! . regulatloPS. further distinguished himself by wart Harris has selectoo a few -Rep. Jim Howard, 0 -N.J., the - Sen. Larry Pressler. R-S.D., letting staff aides use his HouSP standouts from each category. rCadlllac.clrlving chairman of the found a mini-cause to champion: offla> as a base for a custom-made Here they are: House Public Works Commlttl'f, whal he call!'d thP mini-states of shin salE'S OJ)E'ratlon. Thev even - Sen . Willi am Proxmirc. I} retains his title as King of the Pork Ell'ope. Th e p!'ripatetlc Pressler advertised for a saiPSman on a Wis .. Ct'lebrated his 20th vear In BarreL While his congressional sp<'nt $1.612 of the taxpayers' Capitol bulletin board. Congress and approactie.s his colleagues weregrappiingwith the monPy on a IO-day mini-tour Iasr , • Today Is Thursday, Oct. 30, the 303rd day oft986 with 62 to follow. The moon is moving toward its new phaSe. There is no morning star. The evening stars are Mercury. Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born 011 tills date are Wlder the sign r1 Scorpio. They include John Adams, second president of the Unite:! States, in 1735; Frmdi pJet Paul Valery in.l871; poet Ezra Pound in 1885; strongrtlan Charles Atlas in 1894; actress Ruth Gordon in 1896; film director louis Malle in ·1932 (~e 51); rock singer Grace Slick In 1939 (age 47), and actor.clirector Henry Winkler in 1945 (~e 41). On this date in history: In 1817, Simon Bolivar establisheil the iulependent government of venezuela. In 19ll, Orson Welles triggered a national panic with• a realistic radio dramatization of a Martian Invasion, based 011 JI.G. Wells' "War of the Worlds." In 1941. more than a month before the United States entered World War II, an American c;lestroyer,•the Reuben James, was torpedoed and sunk bY a German submarine. In 1975, as dictator Francisco Franoo lay near death, Prinreuuan Carbs assumed power In Spain. . In 1983, the Rev. Jesse Jackson anoounoed plans to become the llrst black to mount a tull-scale campaign for the Democratic presidential nomli!atlon. A thought for the day: Poet Paul Valery wrote. "That which 11M always been accepted bY everyone, everywhere, Is almost certain to be false." " didn't do it . Central America." arms smuggling to Nic11ragua." When l called an-d asked for "T can't say no. and I can't say Casey, I was told he was11'1 thPre. yes." · "Where Is he? " I inquired. "What not?" "He's on The Hill telling everyone "I oo~'t know whether It's a plus that the CIA was up to its !'ars in · or a minvs for my, campaign." inonkey oosiness·in Managua. He's afrai~ someone elSE' wm ge_J_ the JXllnts." 'Yoo would think he'd wan I to deny it . sincr' It Is a!(ainst the law." "O..nying covPrt operations g~ts you · nowhere. Besides. we subcon· tract most of oor work in Central America. and if It leaked out that "'" didn 't do our own illegal air drops. the IJ'e5S might think we're up to no gpnd." "In spite of what you're telling me. 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Chrysler•Plymouth•Dodge; Inc. "I'm a U.S. adviser In Nicaragua. How's that for scary?" on the ground, but ran out rl. time.ln Adkin~ were all out with leg full strength last two w!'E'ks. the final period. inj rl The t 1 h been at · Friday night, the Vikings, 4-5 and u es. quar e as 3-3, host Hannan Trace. Symm~ ,------'----------------~Valley, possibly the strongest team In the conference, has lost two straight games; lllt ooth were to league !root-runners Oak HUI and North Gallla on the road. · Hannai1Tface, '4·5~ and 2=-4 •. won twq stz;alght games ar)d is healthy. Three weeks ago, Coach Dave Owens was without four key starters; sophomore quarterback Jay Jarrell. junior split end Grady Johnson , junior fullback Brad Cremeens and·junlor halfback c.o: SVAC standings Berry's World "Ewryone claims responsibility for the C-123 plane, even VIce President George Bush." ' . "He's always loved covert operations." I'CJ~lied . "Mr. Vice President, it's being bandied about ail over town that yoor otflce is handling Illegal out 237 yards on the ground and 105 Cheshire· to play unpredictable. through the air. OHHS jumped out Kyger Creek, 54 and 2-4. The to a 41-0 advantage before halftime. Bobcats have notched f0\11' o! their The victory, despite 113 yards in . Ove victories despite being oomipenalties. is the seventh consecu- nated statistically; in tile last two live for the Oaks and snapped weeks they have lost afterdominatEastern's two-ga.me streak. lng both oppOnents. In the 12-8 bss After two straight defeats , the toHannanTracelastFriday,KCHS Highlanders, G-3. and ·4-2, bounced pcked up 190 yards on the ground, back to blank Southern 6-0 last 235 total, but failed to !Core more Friday. Senior tailback Andy Hals- · than ona>. . Ioprantor40ofhls66yardsmldway ·The Pirates. coming off a hard·· in thethirdperlodfortheonly score. (ought 13·12 victory over Symmes Last week marked the tlrst time in Valley, wlii need to work 011 its two weeks Haislop was able to play , rushing defense. The Vikings and finish a game. The 165-pounder . pushed smaller, but quicker, North suffered a knee injury in the 13-2 GAllia all over thefleidfor 237yards loss to North Gallla Oct 17. The Pirates. .however, may not have an easy time holding up their end of the bargain as they travel to a 21·14loss in a matchup of No.1 · By GENE CADDES against }l(o. 2. put aesolid claim on . UPI Spprts· Writer . the top spot in this week's next to COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII Ironton , which won its showdown last balloting of the season with Friday night against the Cincin · Continued on page 4 . riatl Academy of Physical Educa . tlon (CAPEl, has replaced· the Crusaders as the top team ln this (OveraD) w!'E'k's United Press InternaTeam .. W L PF PA liona l Ohio High School Board of Oak HilL. .......... ...8 1 ~ 101 Coaches Class AA football North GaUla ... ., ... . 7 2 160 83 ratings. Southwestem ... ..... 6 ·3 130 60 The Tigers, who handed CAPE Kyger Creek ..........5 4 109 101 Hannan Trace ....... .4 5 145 189 • Symmes Valley ..... .4 5 138 158 Meigs schedules Eastern ..... ...... ..... 3 6 96 263 MF.IGS -IUMOR mGH sariJOL Southern .............. .1 8 101 an 1\\SKF.TIIJ\LI. Sf11FDUl.F. (Conference) Gmu; O.~TF. OPPONEIIT Team W L PF PA 11 ~-1 . . .... ... ..... .... ...... WaJo·k'oo-A Oak Hili ............... . . 6 0 181 66 1:! .J . . .... . .. .. .... .. ..... . .. ... .......Alha ny-A 1:.! ~ .. ............. ..... . F'Nlrnl Hoddng- H North GaUla ........... 5 1 131 62 1:.! J:l .... . ... .. F..:I!'I1C'f"n-A Southwestern , ....... 4 2 100 33 1~ 1!'1 . .. :... ~lhrm-H 90 12 '17 ... .. .. ........... Shadro- H Symmes Valley ..... 3 3 102 1:.! 1)l ..... n1111poll!i!-A Eastern ................ 2 4 78 181 I ;, . .. . .... ...... ... Nban.v -H I l" .. . .. .. .. . ......... .. ..... .... ...... Shadi"'-A Hannan Trace ....... 2 4 78 163 I 1:.' ......... .... .... .......... .. .. . .... F~1~ trorn-H Kyger Creek ......... 2 4 60 76 1 1!} ... . WaiCTlno- H 61 127 1 ~ ........... . ... F'Nl('J"<:J l HnC"k ing-A Southern ... .. ....... .. 0 6 1 ~t . . .. ............ .. .. Southt'rn-A • Oct. 24 srores 1~. .. .. (~tlti !XJ il"-H Southwestern 6, Southern 0 Hannan Trace 12. Kyger Creek 8 North GaUla 13, Symmes Valley . MF.IGS ·R 'NOR WGH SOIOOL 12 MSKt:TMU. SOIFDUI.F. Oak Hill 41, Eastern 22 71'H GRADE RlYS ()ct. 31 games llJ\TE OPPONENT -- r -t; < ........... .... Atrunv-H Oak Hill at Southwestern '~ '"'"'"'""~'"~ -A North Gailla at Kyger Creek 111 " ·· ·········· .......... ..... ······ · ·· 1\'tpre-H Hannan Trace at Symmes Valley HoW CAN I 8E Today in .history -~-- The Daily Sentinei-Page~3 Pomeroy-Middleport. o,-.io . Ironton ranked No. · :1in UPI prep poll blunders.~ . _J_ac_kA_nd_ers_on ! October: 30, 1986 By JThl WEIDEMOYER Friday illght IS Halloween and , North Gallia High School is hoping · · the Southwestern Highiandrrs treat them to a sharE' of the Southern Valley Athletic Conferena> ·title, rather than trick them with a second place finish. . The Pirates, 7·2 overall and ~1 in conference a~tion, trail leagueleading Oak Hill by one game as the · Oaks travel to . Patriot for the season's fimil week. A Pirate victory combined With a Highlander win over Oak Hill treats North Gallla to a SVAC title split. A 'Pirate or Highlander loss · trtcks North Gallla with an unsatisfYing second place. The Oaks, 8-1 and G-0; rolled by Eastern 41-22 last week churning WASHINGTON - In times past capacious bin had been provided could go to trlal Rooney's tawy£>1's the U.S. Supreme Court has boked for the communal use of tmants moved to suppress the PVidena> Into glove compartments, mobile occupying thP 28 apartments. The obtained from the trash bin. They homes and fields of marijuana in bin was full. The officers, not contended ttiat Rooney had a search of the exclusionary rule. discouraged. went to work. Sure "reasonable expectation of ~iThis term it will look into Peter eno11gh. about halfway down they vacy" in his own discarded trasli. Rooney's trash bin. · found a paper shopping bag fllie:l The lower courts agreed. The state The case arose In JA>cemrer m83 with discarded mall that had been appealed to the SupretneCourt, and when pollee in West Hollywood. · · addreSsed to Pete Rooney, Apt. No. · a few days ago ·the high rourt Calif .. heard that Rooney .was 8. Within th(' bag. accordlngtothPir agreed to review thi> case. making book .oo footba ll games affidavit. were "pieces of PaPl'f The state argues that once !ro.m an apartment on North F1ores ·with sports wagers, pays and owes. Rooney threw the sack irito the Street The cops obtained a warrant and ·a tally shPet of wagprs oo communal bin, the trash _became to sea rch the apartment. TheY. ;vent different. pro teams." abandoned property. After all. not to the address. but before lmocklng Police also searched Rooney's only the cops rot also Rooney's 'Zl on the door they had a happy apartment. pursuant to the war· neighbors had immedi,l\te acet>ss to thought : Why not search the trash rant. but there the pickings 'M"re the container. This was not an bin first? slim. In January 198<! the state of Individual. slngle-farillly garbage Thus inspired, officers wenltothe California chargpd Rooney with can. which under California law Is , basement of the building. where a )lookmakings. but before the case as private as a bedroom. Anyone For the past week I have tx>en tryin~ to find oot -who was responsible lor the C-123 ca rgo plan r that was shot down mer Nicaragua . Everyone Sl'('ms to tx> taking credit for it. The White House folks sav tha t t!Y> Reagan Administrat io~ was involvoo. · "We don't approve of pirplan es that fly over Marxl~t countries we ha\'e diplomatic relations with. bu t we'rE' always willing to make an exception. lf we can't '1oiate the laws of Congress to wage a sreret )Va r. then we have no right to call ourselves the White .House." "Who helped you do the job?" Thr Abraham Lincoln Brigade. They fought on the wyalisl side during the Spanish Civil War and ti'l>v were aching for action again. Whal gpts you mad ;, thai Maj . G<>n . Slnglaub says he ilid it all with his mercenaries." "Who ls Gen _Singlaub?" "He runs the Cub M!'d for ttx> contras in El Salvador." I went to see Gen. Singtaub. "ArE' you involved with the plane that was doWr!Pd In Nicaragua?" "I didn't know a plane had been · shot down, but if there was, we'll take cred it for it." "It was one of ours not one of theirs." "Yoo meah 011eo! mine. No plane Dies over Nicaragua wltbout my permission." ' Then the CIA had nothing to do wlthit?" . "They always brag about being part of a oovert operation whether they are or not." "Maybe I should ask William Casey. His footprints are all over -- :North Gallia battles Kyger Creek; Oaks seek undisputed title Trash and the high.court_·.·__Ja_me_s_J._Ki_lpa_trte_'k .~hey - :southern, Eastern· ·play Saturd~ night .' Fouls-up, feats and ___. -· . • Comment The ·Daily Sentinel · - •' .• 399 S. Third Street . Middleport, Ohio 45760 ·,' (614) 992 ·642 1 1975 DODGE DART. # 62393 ........................................$600.00 1976 FORD ELITE. # 66133 ...........................................$650.00 1976 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO, # 66492 .................$400.00 1'117 BUICK CENTURY, It 66212 ..................................$660.00 1'117 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE, It 30843 .........................$600.00 1'117 FORD PINTO, I# 66562 .........................................$350.00 1978 CHEVROLET CHEVIDE, It 63774 ........................$650.00 191Kl FORD E100 VAN, It 73141 .................. :..............$800.00 �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, October 30. 1986 ' . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -. --' Meigs·seeks TVC crown, perfect season in final contest By KEITH WIS.ECUP Sentinel Staff Writer Friqay 's question at Stewart will be the easiest of all to answer. They get much tougher A thousand or so questions from there, Meigs also can gain a . !Inger behind the und ef~a ted slate playoff berth, but It would Meigs Marauders. not seem likely . ·The Marauders Some will be answered at must first of aiL defeat FHHS, Federal-Hocking Friday. Others then hope that number four St. will be determined at a few Cla irsville (74,5 · pts,) and sel~ted games throughout Renumber six Licking Valley (68.0 glon 11. Maybe some will never points) both lose. Since both have be answered. 8·1 records, it would be exMeigs Is 9-0 overall and ca n tremei)' unlikely that both get iJ· ~ ..store..~way_the..!lrst..T-V.C.~ham-bea ten . II both lose and certain plonShtp and ~ndefeated season other factors (all tighi, Meigs m the schools 20-year history. could gain the fourth and final Standing in the way is t~ 0-9 position . ... Federal-Hocking Lancers. Only Say Meigs does gain a state extrel)le optimism would give playoff berth. That would fit all the Lancers even a remote the pieces together as to just how chance of winning. good the Marauders are. Odds Meigs' Rex Haggy and Wendi Kloes both earned all-TVC honors in the recenl league crosscountry meet at Alexander while Haggy advanced to !he class AA region~! meet at Lancaster this weekend. Haggy was third in the TVC boys run whl)e finis bing !ifth o! 162 runners in the district meet at ' Athens. Kloes was third in the Tvc· girls race and l8th of 59 runners in the district. , Another MHS thinclad makin g a slrong showing was you ng Hank Cleland. who finished Wh In the TVC boys race . . I POP 9 0 286 28 7 3~ 243 88 6 188 148 6 3 179 64 3 6 113 145 3 6 100 193 3 6 68 172 ' I 8 75 284 0 9 15 242 W L TVC Gi\MtS ONL1' TEAM W L POP Meigs...................... 7 0 217 10 Bel pro ..................... 7 I 231 75 Vinton ..................... 5 2 153 50 Wellston ...... ...... ...... 5 2 15~ · ~ Nels·York ................ 3 4 95 103 Miller ............... ,..... 2 5 88 179 Trimble ................... 2 5 51 137 Alexander .......... ,... I 6 61 234 Fed-Hocking ............ 0 9 15. 187 TOTALS 32 32 1064IQ64 not have .' ' Meanwhile, Reds officials expect veteran s ho rts top Dave Concepcion to become a fr re agent. . Concepcion, 38, who has spent 17 seasons with the Reds, lost his starting job last year to rookies Barry Larkin and Kurt Stillwell . "He wants to tes t the frreagent marke t," sa id Bergesch. "We're happy to go ahead and let hi m, and we'd be happy to have hi m back later." I 21 of 27 first place votes and 261 Ver ailles took advan lage of a poll points. series of losses by teams ahead of Orrville. which was third last them in the raiings las! week to week, advanced to seco nd follow- adva nce from sixth to tttlrd, ing a 21·8 win over West Holmes, while Gates Mills Hawken also with three fir sts and 196 points. moved up three spots from while CAPE slipped to third with seventh to fourth . 193 and a lone fir st place vote. Crooksville , following Its loss The next four positions in the to Sheridan, tumbled from seAA llstrPm ainedu nchan gedwith cond into a lie for fifth with Columbus DeSales in fourth, · Buckeye North, while Tiffin followed by Youngs town Card!- Ca lvert dr opped from fo urth to nal Mooney, Wheel ersburg and seventh after losing 14·6 to G.arfleld Heights Tr inity. Fostoria SL Wende lin . Ayersville moved from tenth to Unbeaten Thornville Sheridan. an impressive 36-6 winner over eighth, followed by St . 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II 2 :i I ~ .:1 1:i II • tl II II ga me are from the All-America, Holiday, Gator, Peach, BlueBonnet, Liber ty and Sun bowls, Ohio State currently Is tied with Michigan for the Big Ten lead with a 4-0 record, 6-2 cr;erall. Iowa is 3-1. 6-1 overall, with Its only loss to Michigan. 20-17. Wine said Wednesday the most bowl scouts previously to watch a football game at Klnntck Stadium was seven. That was last year when then top-ranked lowa beat then No.2 Michigan , 12-10. He said this week '·s game is drawing more attention because the loser of the game may be headed for a bowl game not played Jan. 1. N W OPEN! UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Las·alle Christian Di~ing 137 N. 2nd ' 992-~836 their fifth straight Opening Day victory , having beaten Atl'anta, New York, Montreal and Phila · delphia the past four seasons , The Reds and Expos have met 44 and 55 yards), whtletheothertwo (29 and 10 yards) went to '!rent's cousin, Dare!. For tte game, Gallagher was 8 of 11 attempts 'fo r 221 yards. North Lima South Range used an 88-yard, second quarter lntE!'ceptlon return ~ Brian Less and a successful converslen kick by Mark Niemi for a 7-6 win aver prev'lously unbeaten McDonald Friday night. McDonald (7-1). ranked eighth in last week's UPI &:lar(l tf Cbaches ratings, scored on Shawn Rota's 85-yard· return of fu? o£cond balf kickOff, b.tt a 2· point conversion attempt failed. Walsh . Jesuit 's Jim VoriWyl kicked four fteld goats Friday night to provide the Warrtors with a 19-7 victory over Barbertoo. VonWyle, who oow has eight field-goals crt the year, the longest ifl yards, had hoots of 34, 32, 30 and 31 yards against Cuyahoga Falls. Earlier, his 47·' yarder beat Elyria Cattvlic 13-10. Coldwater knocked St. Henry from !he ranks of the unbeaten Friday night. 21-12, 'frmt Dues tossed a pair of 19-ya rdtwchdown passes to Andy Olsen and ,Fred Sowar ran 48 yards for the Cavaliers' other sco re. 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I Local bowling I '87 FORD ESCORT GL AM/FM Middleport NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS Montreal Reds opening opponent CINCINNATI (UP)) - The Cincinnati Reds will open the 1987 baseball season against the Montreal Expos at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadluni on Monday, ~eason · u I Ntutt> . ' K 0 !1 7 II II i I II Dlurrtnn luun~ttM· n ' IOWA CITY, Iowa !UP!) -A dozen bowl scouts plan to attend Saturday's Big Ten fo dtball game between Iowa and Ohio State, the most ever to see a Hawkeye home game, Iowa Sports Information Director George Wine said. The list includes representatives of five of the six New Year's Day bowls - , Orange, Sugar, Cotton, Fiesta and Florida Citrus. . The sixth New Year's game, the Rose Bowl, automatically fealures the Big Ten champion against the winner of the Pac Ten title. Otrer bOwl scouts ~heduled to attend the 11:40 a.m . (CST) I 6 II :J Mt~Dio, Dozen bowl scouts to · attend lowa-OSU tilt · i\kron l 'lndanatl Hlrum :1oM Carroll ' dlv- I :1 11 :llO I 311 '!U 2 l II 2 H 1H Oaylun C't•nlrlll Slalt• ·ibhhtnd " 'llmlnx;lun 8uanl of Co••t - lonthli!U I 30 day night,. ·Eason's ,TDs came on punt returns of 71 and 57 yards, a 6yard Interception return and 43 and 8-yard runs. He had 110 yards rus hing .in only seven carries. Meigs goes for a perfect 10-0 regular season. the first In the · school's history, Friday night at Federal Hocking. Quarterback Pat Burson passed for three touchdowns and ran 65 yards for ijl!Other In leading East Liverpool to a 33-6 win over Salem Friday night. Burson completed only four of nine passes, but three of them went for TI;ls ·- 57 and 50 yards to Chuck Baker and 16 yards to Mike Rlckerd. Kent Roosevelt's Dan Gallagher also had a big Friday night passing the tbotball, Gallagher tossed five touchdown passes ln the Rough Riders ' 42-3 victory over Ceyahoga Falls. Three of those scoring passes went to freshman Trent &:lykln 161, By GENE C,ADDES . UPI Sporis Writer · COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPI) .:.. Ohio high school · football notes from around the state: Senior tailback Phil Thompson rushed for ll1 yards and scored five touchdowns Friday night to lead Toronto (8-1) to Its eighth wln In a row, a 52-15 decision over Mingo. Thompson, whomwhas 1.126 yards on the season, scored on runs of 9, 76, '2, 5 and 67 yards: (:hllllcothe (8-1) rallied from a 19-6 deficit aflerthreequart!li's for a 20-19 victory over Columbus Frank· lin Heights (7·2) F'rldaynight Bob Mason scof!!d ,botij of the Cavaliers' fourth quarter to~chdowns on runs of ll and 35 yards:.Mason had lll5 yards' for the game on 15 canies. Huey Eason scored five touchdowns, Including two on lo11g punt returns, to key Pomeroy Meigs' 66-0 romp over Albany Alexander Frl- li I 0 :1 I 0 2 tiO OTHERS ('OLUMIU "S, Oldo 4UPI) - Thl,; t:nll4'd Prl'tl~ lnt r rr~~~.tlonlll 6 2H a 1o rurdat •·t•t•lr.'~o ."' 7 0,. -1 CHI llllnoiti Nnrthw.-,.lt>rn Prep ratings ..... tfl . OHIO CONFERENfE M•ullll"nlon 5 ItO ; · no • B!lld-WulhM:I' I I0 :i t ~ M•Nd•,;um I I 0 . $ ~ f} , Mul.-ltu :1 :1 n -1 :1 u " 'Uh•nhtor.3 311 4 aG Heldl'lhtr~~: '! :1 D -' :1 t'l fajdlul ~ :1 n :1 ~ o Otttr~ln I .111 I ti 41 OhloNt~rlhl'rn II .H li ,611 NORTH ('0,\."'T ('0!\TERESfE Dt'nl"on 5 1111 G 111 · ("a~· Kf-t.Pf\'1' !! 0 0 G fl I ,\llt·~~:h,.ny a 2n -1 :J 11 \\luU!'Ct'r 2 :10 3 ~ II Oht•rlln 1 10 :! 3 11 Kf'nyun t :1II il ~ il Ohio Wt,;h·y~n Cl 6 0 U K0 Todd; sl~al lneiJacken Kevln MeA Alai r and IJ.oger~<t Alexa.ndfl', •' ' " 'f'Nit'rl' Mlch Ohl•l!ni\' wa,ae ••' •• ••t ~ 11 I 111 a~~lslanl Delllor CUnklule. Millletota - Pla(."f!d NIUIInK: ha<* wu~ 011 wal"ers. New Orle.ns - Waived cornt'fb•dl Wlllle'l\JUis. NV oletx - Placed B•ebYtil. er Lance Meh I • lnJu red ·l'fterve list; wahed quarterbatk · Richard ~ W L T W LT RaU"'"-h' Bu"·llnJt GN't•n become Foolbail lilltonopotl' - Slped , sal«y ~ On•rfll l Hlll!nl to :• Rt·t~ lrd" .'WID-AMEHICl :\N fONFERENfE CoUege Maryland - ' Buketball t'Oach C ha.rl~ "Lefty.. Driefiellresil{nt'tl • l lp1wr River Rd. farr•"·"· from tt... Airoo1rt\l 111:1 -l.( iol!'t DcSalfll ( II ) ( I ) (9-0) FrrllerMI.IIWtnllildt'o!ilorilil,ll a•aa·h : 19. tilt• ) FJyrlll ( 'uUullc and (.'ump - Detroit at Mln,nesob, M:35 p.m. J. . . """'"·:.::.'""ii!t!.•~ ,,. - - - :t.CA.PEHDJ Ill t!l-1) A.qulnwo 16; 15. Akron St. Vlnl'l'ni -St Mar'! U :. 16. NllJ)Oieon H : li. llif') Jer""Y II, PitIshii rp 6 Quehe< seven carries In two quarters of play. u• .................. II NDEROSA PO Valid wntll nnalll Carmot e~t,o•po•IIOcUc••"V party 281 !!Hi St.orond lm : II . 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Nw Jroy NYtllo NY Rnr ' Dinners include baked potato and sa(ad bu..ff,,e~~t'etat~mdtwohol~~ CIMB Ai\.1\ Team I.C:rnttrYIIIt! Ul (11) {9-t) t.Cin Purt·~ l !Ill (I ) (1·0) Pa&rtdli Division • 2for pareRtheM~~) : NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE By United Press International Walf8 Conlerence I Meigs at Federai-Hod<lng AI!'Xander at Miller Trlt;~ble at NelsonvUie-York Vlntoo Crunty at Wellston Belpre at Wllllarmtown tnon-leagueJ reglonals. Cindy Riffle led Meigs In the win over Coal Grove with 14 points and seven aces while Julie Miller had 10 points and four aces , Shannon Hlndy added seven points and two aces, Shelly Stobarr six points and two aces, and Jenny Miller four po' nts, all aces. Jennl Couch had six assists, Stobart four assists, Julie Miller seven kills and two blocks, and Jenny Miller seven kills, Couch was 100 per cent serving and passing and Riffle, Stobart, and Hlndy were 100 per cent passing. In the title game against Sheridan, Julie Miller served six points with two aces and Hlndy . have five points, Julie Miller had five kills and fou r blocks, Jenny Miller three kills and three blocks, Jenny Swartz three kills, Couch four assists, and Stobart two assiSts. . NUL results · • 0<!1. 31 Garnes: CHILLICOTHE-The Meigs vol • leyball tea m ended a brilliant 21-5 season In district play here with a opening round 15-1, 13-15. 16-14 exciting win over Coal Grove before losi ng U·15, 6·15 to Sheridan in I he finals. Sheridan adva nces to regional play at Centerville with a 22-4 mark and a number seven stale class AA ra nking. Sheridan had defeated Waverly 15-7.9-15, 15-10 in the fi rs t ro und . In I he upper bracket pairings, Ja ckson defeated Minford 7-15, 15-10. 11·12 and Pik~too~~ defeated Iron ton in straigh t sets during firs t round ac tion. In the title ga mf!, Piketon defeated Jackson, 1~ ·7, 16·14 , to also adva nce to the I almost assure tbat an undefeated !2nd). Sheridan (7th). and St. 50 bark in 1967, not ironic .in tha 1 team make the playoffs ..But this Clairsville (lOth), · Meigs was . team was the ot.~r Meigs cham· · year's .Marauders could assure . ranked 14th In the poll. No other ' pions hlp year. Meigs. won thl I region of any diviSion can boast SEOAL crown that year wl!h the system Is not flawless. · 6·0 league mark 19·1, losing 8-0 t. The main drawllack that has the same showing of strength. Twenty MHS seniors are hope- Ironton , overall). kept Meigs from not gaining Meigs, who comes off a schoo; more computer points was the ful of just one more shot on the gridiron . But maybe playlng the record 66-0 win over Alexandeo TVC's 6-11 combined non-h'!ague final game of their carrer are last week, will start Bill Brothers mark (ooes not Include Frlday'_s outstanding .leaders J. R. Kit· (1! -160) and Kitchen (12-168) at Belpre-Williamstown game). chen, Phil King, Donnie Becker, ends; S, . Powell (12-:rl7) and Also. though the fault of nobody, Jay Buskirk, Tony Shoemaker, .either Musser (12-183) or &ott Meigs' two non -league opponen.ts Paul Dailey, Huey Eason, Jason Hanning (l]Jl5) at tackles; have a current 3-15 mark, Pt. Pleasan't having a 3-6 mark and Bush, Ml~Kioes, Wl!IIeFHaggy; Welsh (12·JJ5f an~d Bunce (12Rock Hill an 0-9 mark. Pt, Tim Durst, Paul Wolfe, Todd 191) at guards; Bush (12-218\ at · ; Pleasant Is open and Rock Hillis Cullums, Penny Welsh, Don center; Mike Bartruin (11-:.JJOJ at expected to lose to Wastington Bunce, Raymond , Rider, Steve quarterback ; King (12-170) . a t Court House, Sll not mariy compu- Musser, Scott Powell, Jess How- wingback; Eason · (12-169) at 1, tailback, and Dalley (12-189) at • ter points can be expected again ard, and Jeff Hood. The Marauders. who have fullback. l In the tenth and final week. On defense, Rider (12-194) and I Regardless of gaining a playoff shutout seven of nine opponents berth or not the Marauders will Including a streak of five straight J, Howard (12-184\ at ends; r · always believe they're the best earlier In the year, can be the Wolfe (12-253) or Powell and division III football team In the stingiest defense In "SChool hiS ' Bush at tackles; Dailey and Jeff state. And until someboeyproves tory by allowing fewer than 22 McElroy (10-155) at linebackers; points Friday. At 28 points King and Eason at cornerbacks; different, whose to argue? Still yet, another concrete allowed (33-18 at Pt. Pleasant Becker 112-152) and Kitchen at I . reason for Meigs' fifth place and 12-10 at Vinton County), halfbacks, and Bill Brothers • computer raQklng Is the strength Meigs can break the old mark of (11 -160) at safety. of the regloh ll 's teams . All four.------------------"----~~--­ teams ranked above Meigs In region 11 were currently ranked In the AP's Ohio class AA top ten. I Including Ironton {1st) , Orrville Oct 21 Reouks: Meigs 66 Alexander 0 Belpre 40 Federai-Hod<lng G ·Wellston 40 Miller 13 Vinton County 14 Nelsonvute-York 8 North L<wisburg Triad :l'i Trimble G Meigs ends volleyball _ play with 21-5 mark Chillicothe enjoying .best ~ TVC standings 1 TEAM Meigs .. .. ...... ...... .... .. ll<>lpr< ............ ......... Wellston .. ...... .... .. .. .. Vinton .. ............. ...... Nels-York................ Miller ...................... Trimble ................ ... Alexander................ Fed-Hocking .... ,,, .. lronton ... _continued from page .3 Castalia Urbana inMaq:a tent h.retta in ninth and · In both Class AAA and A. the two leaders - Cenlervllle and Delphos Jefferso n - re mained entrenched In first place. Centerville . which got by Bea· vercreek 21-19 Frida.Y nigh t. fx>lled 17 of 27 fir st' place votes and 252point~ to flni shwcl_l out In front of Cincinnat i Pu rce ll MarIan, which took over second this week with .177 points. Purcell beat Portsmouth 42-0 Friday night. Wort hington, seco nd to Cen terville a week ago. slipped to third this week, despite a 3:i·IO win over tough Gahanna Li ncoln , The Cardinals wound up with 164 points. Moving Into four th and up one from last week wa s Cleveland Benedictine, a 27 -0 winner over Cleveland St. Ignatius, whil e Toledo Whit mer took over fifth following Its 33-0 blanking of Bedford, Mich. Rounding out the AAA liSt were Ca nton McKin ley, which rebounded from Its lone loss of the season 1to Youngstown Soul h) to beat Ausllntown Fitch 10-3, Sleu benvllle, Fitch and. In a tie for the ninth spot, North Canton Hoover and Fairfield. . Jefferson. a 42-6 victlr over Paulding on Friday night, got 21 of 28 first place votes In Class A and held a 250-187 point margin over tunnerup Newark Catholic, which beat Llcklpg Valley 21· 71n a game which more than tikely gave the Green Wave an opportunity to defend their Division V playoff title, Now 'say the Marauders don't make the region's top four and have to hang up the pads before November's state playoffs begin, At 10-0 (with a win over F.ederalHocklngL the Marauders will be one of only a very few to go unbeaten and not gain a state berth. The computer ratings . were devised and revised to ALL GAMEl charge was filed against Denny. The pitcher, admitting no guilt, was Ol;dered into .an unsuper· vised rehabilitation program. "We like to see ourselves as a conservative organization, and we want players who are good citizens,' ' said Ber.gesch. "It's Impo rtant to me to have players that set an example for the children ," Schott said. "I don 't know. A few times he might Haggy,·Kloes earn All-TVC CC honors showing, win or lose, whether It would have been agal11st old nemlsls Ironton or another region 11 team. '1111-VALLEY CONFERENCE GRID STANDINGS Diaz to stay; Denny? CINC I NNATI (UP!I Temperamental Cincinnati pitcher John Denny · has been informed the Reds will not , exercise the 1987 option in his contracL rhe team's general man ager announced Wednesday. Bill Bergesch also announced the Reds told .c atcher Bo Diaz they are exercising the option in his contract and retaining him for n~>x t . season. Dlaz, 33, hit .272 and had 56 ru ns batted in and 10 homers in 134 games with Cincin nati in 1986. "We're very happy with the job he's done for us," said Bergesch. As fo r Denny, also 33, Bergesch and Reds President Marge Schott said they evaluaJed his on-field and off-field performan ces In decidingw het her to pick up next year's $1 milllon .option on his contract. Denny, who had an 11 -10 record and a 4.JJ earned run average in 27 starts for Cinci nn ati this season, was involved in severa l incidents with repor ters. In the most serious cai e, an assault are, Coach . Charley Chancey's crew would ·make an Impressive Ohio !2Weol<a ..................... .. ...... .., .. M.~ Oillolile Melp COiiilf 13 Weeki .........: ...................; ... $18.211 26 Weeks ........ ............. ...... ,...... $M.IO !2\Veekl ........ .............. , .... ,...... $67.60 ' .' PAID FOR ·BY HUNTER FOR STATE lfEPRESENATIVE; EVEREn RIDGE, TREAS., 22 S. MAY AVE .• ATHENS, OHIO GARRY HUNTER COUNTS" �. .. ~---- .. ..." ·. • • ' • Ohio • ' The Daily ·~entinel ~ By The Bend UMW holds meeung at church Tllursday, October 30, '1986 -~ Page-6 ~ • ~~~--~----~------~~--~~~~--~--~--~ Beat of the.bend lAst call to .vote! By BOB HOEFLICH 6:30 Saturday evening following Sentinel Sl!dl Writer annual tag day activitieS. Last can for absentee_yorers'--'---lllOostet'S- wili- IDld- tbeir next Th e Meigs ~- · meeting at 7 p.m. Monday in the County Board of high sehool band room. .,._ Elec tions will be open aga in this Andthere'salwaysthfbad nem. Saturday, special Jerry Colmer of Almeroy is a hours from 9 a.m. heart patient In the Cardiac Care to 12 noon. for Unit at University Hospital In those who wish to ColumlJJs. He would appreciate make application to vote the cards and they can be sent to room absentee route. This is your last ff!G. opportunity. Donley Rei be I. also of Almeroy, So far, with no local races, there is confined to the intmlsive care doesn ·r seem to be a lot of unit of tlbe Holzer Medical Center. enthu siasm showing up fort he Nov. Saturday he was filken to the 4 election. emergency room d the hospital and And speaking of election, there returned home. Monday things are normatly numerous. groups were no bel)er, so he was returned across the county staging elecctlon to the rospltal aniJ this time place in day lu nches and dinners. So far. this intensive care. year, the only one we have to announce is the Forest Run United Perhaps. some of yw historians Methodist Church where a soup are familiar with a rook which supper will be held from lla.m. to6 deals !l'lrnarily, It appears, with p.m. next Tuesday. Vegetable and bean soups. sandwiches. pie. cake experiences of Wreeling and Ma· riena settlers wlth the Indians. and beveragf'S will be available. Robert Scarberry of Laurel Cliff The Ken Amsbary Chapter of th2 hasaboutelghtpagestromtbebook which were given to him by a lzaak Walton League of America will start Its deer slug gun shoots on resident of West Virginia andwouid like to see the mtlre rook, The• Sunday. Nov. 2.. at its farm. three and a half miles south of Chestesr pages ScarberryhasdealwlthJohn on Shade River Road. The shoots Kerr andCunningham. they tell of Wetzel, Edward will cont inue each Sunday through Hambleton some pretty brutal stuff including November start iilg at 1 p.m. No the death of the Cunningham scopes or rifled barrels are permitchildren at the hands of the Indians ted. in 1785. Incidentally, a i>otnote in The Ace High Music Co. in Point the pages tells that Ha mbletoo Kerr Pleasanl has given the Meigs High settled at the mouth of a small School Band Boosta-s a much steam In a section now' known as· 1<£-rr's Rup in Pomeroy. needed ice machine. !loaners are If ·anyone has a ropy of the book delighted and send a big thanks Or knom the title, I'd ap!l'eciate down FI:Jint way. lncicl2ntally, a haylide and knowing as \\.tluld Scarberry. wiener roast have been s:heduled Do keep smiling. for Meigs High band members at __ • Your Social Security: Representatives help explain the system By Lou Horvath Fleld Represootatlw When confronted with a situation that needs ex plai ning. my pal Stemple ofl m S1YS that can lead a horse to water but you can' t make him fish. I don't know what he mea ns either- but not unci<'rstanding an issue is much different from misunci<'rstanding somethi ng. At you r Social Security office . we want to give you enough in forma· t ion a bou 1 benefit s, roverages. and programs that can understand your rights and you r resr.onslbillties under Social Security. We also want you to have a sound enough base or knowledge not to be swayed by those who have a mi sunderstanding of what Social Sec urity is and does. Towards that end . we provide .• free pamphlet s. make public ser· vice announC\'men ts. and appear on radio and television programs to present the facts. Bu t sometimes people want to be able to directly ask questions and wan t the answers In the form of a dialogue. To ml'!'t that need. we C"dn have a repr('Senlative give a presentation for your club. organ ization, bllsiness, or school. We'll taylor the presentation to you r interests and needs. from a broad oven1ew of Social Security to how a specific benefit program m<~V affect a certain group. Rutland Friendly Gardeners ·have meeting • ~ t J'no Things Don't Make Sensti at All." • Participation in the annual regional meeting held in Marietta Mt~rgl Blsllop ~n hr rave t ~ For roll call members displayed a ~ Christmas flower show sr.onsored and anenood by Marie Birchfield, prize brought by Mrs. Wllllvrd. and mechanic for flower arranging. ... by the Meigs Col!nty Garden Clubs · Kimberly Willford, _and Janet Mar~ BIShop a!)d Judy Snowden d rtzes Margaret Edwards was named " Assoc.atlon to be held Nov. 22 and 23 Bolin. Plans were made to begin won the oor P · · · chairman for 'the club's 'sale of • at the Senior Citizens Center was therapy_programsmonthly at the Devotlons)O open the meetmg flow.er bulb.s· from the OAGC with- ;: discuSsed at the recent meeting of R · d Ele Sch 1 were given by Mrs. Barnes who meptary oo · d "S 11 Song" and "Some orders to be in by Feb. l. ;~.• , the Rut land Friendly GaJ'deners at . ullan ClUb rememberances for baspl- rea rna , the home of Lorri Barnes. tallzed members ; were diScussed -r;;;:::::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.......:.____ with Mrs. Birchfield being namt;:J 1 • It was noted that club members chairman. A Chris tmas dinner are responsible for four arrange- party· was planned. Next meeting My Husband ments and these will be made by was announced for Nov. 24 and the • And I Judy.Snowden , Lorri Barnes. Kim· resr.onsibllltles of garden pals was • berly Willford and Iva Sisson. outlined. • Made Our Photography of the exhibits will Timely gardening tips were given • also be handled by the club. Plans by Mrs. Willford, who suggested Cemetery Pre• were also made for a reception to be that the grass be l!X>Wed for a final held honoring Janet Bolin, presi· time, the leaves be raked, and the Arrangements ... dent of the Ohio Association of gardens readied ior winter. She • Garden Clubs to be held on the also suggested bringing in indoor seeond day of the show. (So ·our Kids Won't ~avt' To) plants, cleaning the r-ots to take •" care of bugs. • *TAKING APPOINTMENTS NO.W* * ' A lener was read from the Betsey Marie Birchfteld had the pro· Mills Club in Marietta about the grll,m oil "Mechanics d Flower . FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME Colonial Williamsburg program on Arranging." She diSplayed needle· crafts and cooking to be held on r.oint holders of various sizes, Purchase One lot and R-eceive Nov. 5. Cost 1s $25 for the day which candleplck oolders for dried arwill include lunch and materials. rangments, ribbons. floral tape in 0 Contributing to the community several colors, oasis, foam. wire •• The Adjoining lot For Only$ •" halloween partywasdlsctissed with and waterproof tape along with a. TAKE CARE OF THIS TOGETHER no action being taken. The club did glue gun and glue sticks, clippers, • vote to buy a book from the OAGC and a staple gun. She. also talked WITH SMALL MONTHLy DEPOSITS antherapy,programsandpubliclty about various cans which can be AND NO FINANCE CHARGE at a cost of $5. It was noted that used for containers. another focus workshop will be held Arrangements entitled "Autumn 1· 59 3-52 45 or 1-446-3615 an March 18 at Athens. Splendor" was displayed by Mar· A report was given on the garet Edwards and Iva Sisson. Professional groups such as ru rses associations or insurance associations also Hnd It beneflcialto have a Social Security representa· tlve attend a meeting. Profession· ally related Issues can be discussed at ·iength and the.v ca n br brought up to date on sl~lflcant changl's in programs and policies as the)' affrct their field. 11 you'd like to arrange fo r a · spcak<'r 1or if yru have any Idea what Stemple Is talking abbut) just give yoor Social Security office a call. Were opm !rom 8: 45-4:~ Molllay through Friday and our telephone number Is 992-6622. Just ""'-'Vo..J \.. -·-..........-.-.........-- lmpn:we tht plun\OII'I ... from the .elc to the bl......,. .. can htllt you iiWOtdlio*',.. T. . . . . . . w....... ...• 'EXAMPLE: AiiUmt a $10,000.00 loan for 120 montha. The monthly P1Jyment of principal and Interest would bt 1137.84. T.lle flm monthly payment would bt due 10 days from tht dill of your loan. Loen II IICurtd by a ltCOfld.I'IIOftgllge on real eatete, . THURSDAY CHESTER Household shower for Bob and Sue Smith, whose home burned Oct. 20, will be held Thursday, 1: 30 p.m., Chester firehouse . , ,......:~=~~:_:=___::~=-...:=~===-=~~-==J.!:==:::::::::::::============== : • LONG BOITOM · - Square dance at the Long Bottom Com· munlty Building, Friday 8 p.m. Prizes awarded to those wearing the best costumes . : • • .OVER 100 LIVING ROOM SUITES · IN STOCK ' lASSEn, FlEXSTEE~ r lEW, IIINCAID, IENCHCRAFt, ENGLAND LAY·AWAY FOR QECEMBER .24th DELIVERY • • .. •" OVER 30 ..... CHESTS DIN RES ... • • WOOD 01 IIIITAl STAlliNG AT SUITING AT $4888 $19818 OPEN STOCK OYER 40 BEDROOM- BEDROOM SUITE SUITES II WIIIT£ -MAPlE 01 PINE IN STOCK $28818 SAVEll KINCAID SOLID MAIIOGAIIY 'Lay Away DINING ROOM SUITE $.2 88 8 50°/o SLEEP SPIING-&• SOFAS BOX I'LUB ON SALE ,, 100's · END & COFFEE TABLES ST~NG$6811 $19888 ALLMIIIOIS & PIOUIES · $1,000,000 .LAY-AWAY FOR INVENTORY ON CHRISTMAS IN 30,000 SQ. n. NOW GREY CONJI.OIAIY SOFA 1Y FliXSTEil IIG. 11199.95 SECTIONAL$ 3 pc.- 2 pc. 5 pc. · SA~E lf2 OFF WATER BEDS •..•• .• • ....,... ....• • ', .. 97 North 2nd, Middltport 99U661 358 Second Au., Gallipolis .4t6-0902 ALL COLOGNES NOW SAVE 30°/o OFF ''Gteaf Time To Bug Fot Chtitf/1191 '' Phone 992-6669 VILLAGE PHARMACY AIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. . .. .. ,• • NewCatn • enertc.c om ,.• "' ..••oi", • ,• .. .. . .. ~ Chase Andrew Taylor ~·., .,•.. Taylor birth · . • ~ Megan Granda! and Deway ne Taylor announce the birth of their son. born Aug. 28 at the Holzer Medical Center. The Infant w·cig hed eight pounds, 12 ounces and has been named Chase Andrew Taylor. Mater nal gra nparent s are Jane Huffman and George Miller, Middleport . Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mason , W. Va . Maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Hilda Harris. Pomeroy, a nd Mrs. Juanita Miller, Middleport. .....•. '"v •• .. ••4 .,. •• ' ' r ~. ..•••'' ~ A birt bday dinner party honoring Donald Manuel was held recently at !he home of his broi!Jer-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. A!lcndlng were Ernest and'Fiosste Bush, Ed, ·Jamie. Jeremy, Jamie and Jarod Hupp, Rocky, Carol, R.J . and Rachel Hupp, Joe, Edith, Tim. Sid, Denis~ and Joey Manuel. Arnold and Iona Hupp. Visiting In the afternoon were Tel'\'SII, Robert Jr., Lawrence, Johm, Megan, Jona and Benjl Manuel, Joan, Tabitha, and Ailsa WUUord. Nancy, Buz, Mlkki and CharUe.Hupp. Gifts were presented to the hOnored guest. lona Hupp wrote .a "This is Your Life" paper which was read by Edith Manuel. SAVE ON THESE IN StOCK ......• r • ....' ·~· ~ ,I.. -• Taste breakthroUgh, generic price!. .... Regular& Menthol, Kings&IOOs Manuel •·.• -·"""'-- . •"' ',.· ' •'.: .=.' -. ., ' .' i ·.:' . ,.... 'J're BankThat Makes Things Happen MEN'S & WOMEN'S Kenneth H. Cundiff. Disabled American Veterans , reports that on Oct. 17 President Ronald Reagan signed into law Hou se Bill 5299- the Veterans Benefits lmp rovemet 'and Health Care Authorizat ion Act of 1986. The ~i\1. he says , applies to scome health care benefits and a two pe~cent cost of living allowance lfJ,crease In veterans compen sa· tlon and pension payments. ~ OF STAmll• AT .SALE ··»' ~ 150 RECLINERS ,. r;::=====================t DAVfepo rt given ....: .... •• OFF --- anbd Shannon Breedlove. · MONDAY ORANGE TWP - Orange to;.,nship trustees meet Monday, 7 p.m., home of Dorothy \, Christmas 30 OR MORE Parac!e Is tnnlghl MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Halo ween party, sr.onsored by REEDSVILLE -Revival beg· the Chamber of Commerce, ins Monday, continuing through begins 7p.m., with a parade from Nov. 9, Eden United Bretheren Fruth-Sears parking lot to Meigs Church. serlves at 7 p.m., with Junior · High Stadium. Prizes Rev. Robert Blain speaking. awarded at the field and yoongsters attending will be prese nted RACINE -Racine Chapter 134 . treats. ·I, 'FOR RlG. 1U99.95 FREE FINANCING CHESTER - Chester PTO meets Monday, 6:30p.m., at the school. Make-it , ta ke· it workshop. Order of the Eastern Star meets Monday, 7:30 p.m., Initiation. Refreshments. PARTY- Crisp October weather bi'ousht ~t a number~ oostumed you:ngsters to the annual Hallowee11 party sponsorro by M>dem Woodmen of America held at Carr Oak Grove, AHred. T""'glbne out · from more lively activities to enjoy a mt dog are Jessica Penmogton WILKESVILLE - Smorgas· bard , Wilkesville Pythian Hall, S.aturday. 5 to 8 p.m. Adults $4, chlldrm under 12, $1.~ . • •, 4 DRAWER Ca llaway. A total of 18 sick calls ·were ·reported . ' Mrs. Altona Karr and Mrs . Kathryn Mora presented the program , "Women of All Ages Facing Change." A responsive reading from the hymnal entitled "Unity" opened the program followed by the group singing, "In the Service of the King" with Mrs . Clarice allen as pianist. Program leaders noted that it was said 2500 years ago that there is nothing permanent except change. They noted that as women of the 1980's there Is a struggle to deal with ·changes in society as well as in personal feelings and points of view. They pointed out that women look for support and -understanding in new experience, and tha t the greatest source of strength and support has to do with helping each other. The program closed with group singing of "Blest Be the Tie:" .. •'' SATURDAY HARRISON:VIL!:.E - Soup ~nd chili supper, 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Scipio Volunteer Fire Department quavters, sr.onsored by ladies auxiliary. Price is $2 for adults and $1 for children. ,• All ·Fur.niture in·Stocll Included ·--- FRIDAY POMEORY - Flame Fellowship meets Friday, 7:30 p. m., Senior Citizen Center. Martha Know, New Boston, Texas, speaker. ' MEIGS COUNTY MEMORY. GARDENS . . · Ave., Gallipolis, Sunday in lhe a.m. services. The public is Invited to attend the services. Community calen4ar / ·area happenings . 5° G'ET MATCHING LAMP FREE .-v'II£MIUI.I CIAIT£00•1a&EI SINGING SUNDAY- The Singing Greenes wllbe appearing at the F1rst Church ol God, 109 Garlle!d ~ BUY 1 lAMP 0•50%~~~ 10•59 and's~utln .. ..., . MAniESS & ' Plans were completed for the ba zaar and servi ng of an Elec· lion Day dinner on Nov. 4 when the Chester United Methodis t Church Women rrtet recently. Serving for the dinner will begin at 11 a .m. It was decided to retain the same officers for another year. Mrs . Mae Young was welcomed as a new member . l : '• For example. buslriesses may "!ani a representath•e to speak to employees about retirement benefIts and retirement planning. These sessions often include workl>rs who are consioora bly younger than retirement age. This helps them consider various options In plan· ni ng for the future. ; !r· .t Cl Philip Worrll tnc. 1tee • SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking ·By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal Injury, Premature Birth, And LoVJ Birth Weight. Mfr.suggested retailpnce . !2 mg "tar;' 0.9mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. j ' �' •.. .f....... . -:-' ·~· "' - ' Thursday, October 30. 1 ..---...;...LOcal Briefs:-.. . . . ~rThree- playerS-to split ·s·uriP _·r:~Lotto's J. ac.kpot' .She had 'llvell ,Jn Akron all her r~ . , . ·Harrisonville F&AM lodge to meet The Harrlsonvtlle Lodge 411, F. and A.M .. will meet at7jo Saturday night at the ·temple. New officers will be elected pnd • all members are urged to a·ttend the meeting. Area church slates hym,n sing . ' · A hymn sing will be held at th.e Hazel Communlty Church Saturday at 7: 30p.m. Singers will be Sheklnah and the speaker will be David Fields . The church Is lOcated ott 0hlol24 between Portland and Long Bottom. Pastor iS Edsel Hart ~nd the public is invited to attend. · ' Revival services schedul~d-. Revival services wlll be held at the Bradford Church of Christ Friday through Sunday, 7:30 p:m. each evening. Speaker will be Dick Damron. professor at the Kentucky Chris !ian College. The Sunday morning service will be at 9:30 a,m. The .church Is located in the corner of County Road 5 and Ohio 124. Group sponsoring smorgasbord • The Long Bottom Community Association w!ll stage a . smorgasbord dinner Nov. 8 at the Long Bottom Community Building. Serving wlli begin at 4 p.m. and con1inue uniU 7 p.m. Adults will be S3.50 and children , $2.50 to include the dinner. clesserts. and drinks. There will•be several meats and entrees as well as cake and pie. Revival gets underway Saturday Revival meeting will be held Saturday at 7:30p.m. at the Freedom Gospel Missio.n Church at Bald Knob. Reflections will be the special singers. Revival will continue with, special singers each night through Nov ., 9. The public is Invited. official Donald Ridenour Ohio (Continued from Page 1) two to represent Meigs. mernl:!;!r of t!1e Meigs County publlcat!Qn, '.'Federal Dom€!ltiC Responding to questions from Highway Department Is present . AssiStance.'' for tbe Economic Commissioner · Rlcbard Jones to·ohsl!'ve the WQI'k. Development Office, ·. !IS re· Wilson said that the lnstltutio~ A resolution was p!5sed re· quested by Steve PowelJ. )"Ill need between thr~ and five commending approval for the Several transfers offunds were ac res and(an be located in any of Leading Creek Corporation to ·. approved by the colninl$sioners . l~ e counties; based on the dec!· .,w;e brine for dust and ice control . Reviewed ;md approved was the · slon of the controlling board. She on the Facerriyer l!lld Salmons grant' application project of the did state there there Is no money Bailey Run !urn her yards, about Gallla-Meigs H:ead .Start Pro. allocated lor land purchase arid 12 acreS, and !lie Hobson facility, gram, Woodland CentS's Inc ... thlH it will lie necessarl' to 'u se about . five acres. No one ap ~ Involving 238. Individuals. Cost state- or county-owned land for !)eared at the hearingtoobject to . show~ $457.~0 In federal mo· I he facility. the use of the brine . nles. with $111,8>0 lri la<:al rno· She assured the commission· Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. was set for njes, for cbntinuatlon of existing ers that no local money ior . destroying some of,tbe Depart· programs . operation l!r Involved. Tlleflrst ment of Human ' '§rVI~s re- - AlSo · reviewed and ap(i'oved· year of operational expenses cor.ds, according to the request of' was the ObioValley Area Librarfiscal · 19138. - Is anticipated at Mike Swisher, adml,nlstrator. ies program, with total opera, $600,000, Wilson said. The' commissioners approved tional expense of.$1,2:,!3,570 from The commissioners have until the $20 lee and travel allowance federal, state, and local monies, Nov. 28 to appoint two persons to for · Joari Tewksbary. · R.N. · to · for , continuaiion .of the service the Citizens Advisory Board. attend a seminar on No.v. ·10'in · program. Other Action • Gallipolis. along with $30 for ·a )ri other action, the commis· sloners accepted .the ·bids for bituminous · mlitfflals for the highway garage. Mixing and sealing grade to be purchased AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - Goo- man ufilctur ing pl1111 t; from the low bidder of Koch and dyear ,Tire and Rubber Co. has The move will affect 300 the Asphalt Matffials Co. with confirmed -that British Indus- employees. who. Goodyear spo· the' priming grade to be pur• trialist Sir James Goldsmith Is kesr;nan John Perduyn said, will chased at the descrelion of the responsible. at least In part, for . oot be reassigned within· lhe county engineer; . " heavy trading of Goodyear stock, company. County Engl,neer Phil RoJ:Jerts and the company has announced · The Wall Street Journal re· reported on the Leading Creek the first phase of a takeover· ported Wednesday that unnamed Water District's request lor prevention plan. Wall S.treet sources are certain putting a water line under The first step in a restructuring Goldsmith has targeted Goo· Highway 27 near Point Rock. The program to combat the rumored dyear for a takeover. Goldsmith Commissioners granted perrnls· takeover attempt by Goldsmith already has acquired 15 percent sian according to tl\e specifica· was the company's announce- of Goodyear's outstanding comtions presented and stipulated ment Wednesday It would close mon shares , the newspaper said. that the work be done only when a its Windsor, Vt., shoe products life and was a .clerk for, Conran . Cl$VELAND. (tJPI) - Three That created !he S2p · miJUon . Donald Ridenour. formerly of Railroad: .: _ · players picked all she numbers ln. · jackpot which equaleil ·the se· .Meigs County. died Oct. 20 in She is survived by her tnother, Ohio's SupetLotto clrawlng Wed· coiui ,largeSt top ~rlze In the Scottsdale, Arl.z. : Betty Puster, Akron; four sl~.· nesday. night tci win equal shares ·· game's history, The lar&~;stwas He was preceded In death by ters, Carol A. Russell of Pome-· · of a $20 njilllon jackpot. $25 million. ·· · his father and mother and a · roy, Sharon Rook& and Patricia The names .o.f thl! players will 'As .last 11iitlit's drawing ap· · stepmother. Puster, both of Akron, and Cindy be announced after,they redeem preached. lottery officials te· Surviving are his wife, Mary, Volk of T!lllmadge; her. grand- their winning tickets · at a re· portedtic~et sales going at'acrate and several cousins and mother, Katy PusteF, Akron; a glonal lottery · ott!ce . · The of 12,000 a m,lnUte. \ , nephews. special aunt and .uncle, Juanita numbers were 1. 9, 16. 32, 33.and Wllll.e Matar.·manager of Joe s . SoiFvtees-were held· Oet c-l!4 In andrRudy~ Puster; an.d- sever~l,c~~ · ~ · · · ·. ·· •··• upermarker.. lp Youngstown, Columbus. The .· players wm •· ·. receive said there .Is nothing like a big ro\tsins, relatives arid friends in · the Porn~roy area. . $6,666.667 each In· 20 annual · ' jackpot tp boost business, ·' Margaret C. Durst S~e was preceded in death by pre·tal( payments 9f $33.'j_,333 . 35. "Since , one o'clock,. when . I he~ husband, Donnie Durst, In · There were no grand .prize ' came on; I'vebeenb\ISY .... :very Margaret C. (Pusten Durst, 1984. win!ler~ in the thref d~~wlngs busy," ~a tar said. . · 39, died Oct 19. .. reading up to Wednesday s_game. ,> · Carl's .J;:ood. and Drug. Ware(Continued frorli Page 1) ' ' house In Aw;Untown also expe· · .. - .... ' rlenced .a flood of lottery Y hopefuls. . . . ., · . board .'Snowden charged that the Snowden charged . that the new students. !•Right now, · o)lr machine new contract "places thediS!fict contract hits into $:Jl4,000 of the "We were.forced ·to do What we · sounds like -It's dying, and the in jeoJiardY of financial ruin ." · dlstrtct 's $228,000 borrowing qld," he said, referring t 'o the With the additional costs for power, commenting that the agreement approved by the people In Une are praying that it doesn't go down," . the store salar les . the new contract rneans state will" have to come up with board of education .. manager said. that the Meigs Local District will more !T'Oney for the district to Rupe wl)o voted agajnst ratlfl· In Cleveland, people questi· be spending S7 percent of ail of its reliev~) he situation. cation, had Treasurer Jane Fry oned about what they would do If money on salaries and benefits, Concluding . his comments. give his prepared staiement they won had a variety of Snowden stated. He reported that . Snowden said that a teachers dealing with the new contract ·to answers, including "drop dead,". the Ohio State School Board strike would not hurt teachers two members ol the media "payoff my car and go on a Association says that any time nor would it ·hurt him since he has present for the ml'!'ting. Rupe's vacation" and "party down.". the payout for these things is no children ln . school, but, he statement will appear as a letter One unidentified . ticket buyer . more than !ll pl!'cent, a dis tr.ict is added, a ·strike does hurt the to the editorin The Dally Sentinel confidently ' s aid. "I'm going to treading a close line to ruin. later this week. win it. Remember my face." Meigs board Goodyear to fight takeover Church plans visitor's day The Daily Sentinel Let the .Colonel do the coo kin' lll Court st :. Pomtrow. Ollio t~76~ Public Notice Notice EMS responds to seven calls NOTICE OF SALE Bv ,;rwo of an Order of Sole is!Ued out of 1he CorMlOn Pleas Court of Melgo Cwnty, Ohio, in the c:ase of The Meigs County Emergency MediGal Services reports seven calls Wednesday. Rutland at 10: 36·a.m. to Meigs Mine No.2 llr Darrell Bechtel to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 2:34 p.m. to Antiquity for Larry Powell to Veterans Mel1')orial Hospital; Middleport at~: 35 p.m. to JaymarCoal Co. for Alfred Birchfield to Velerans Memorial Hospital: Pomeroy at 3:53p.m. to Village Green Apartments for Brandy Fortune to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital: Pomeroy at 4: 47p.m. to Pomeroy ,Health Care Center for Kitty Lowe to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 5:19 p.m . to Ohio 124 for Ed Burnem to ·Veterans Memorial Hospital: Middleport at 10:47 p.m. to Powell Street fo r' Donna Yeauger to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Fai'merl Savlngo Co"1'anv and Bank Die of • Athens. Bonk & NA. Plaintilfo, 111. Marjorie Goon nka Marjorie Fetty. et at., Defen._nts, a Judgment therein 1'11\derad, being Case No. 'B6·CV·196.1n Slid Court. I wil oflw forsolo, al 1he l!ont door of the ..,.n Cou.rthousa in Pomarciy, Meigs Cwnty, Ohio, on the ~1 ~0~ "1~..~·~:':9 Iandt and • - • • · bcaled at 830 E. Main Slreort. Porno· ooy, Ohio 45769, and 963 Locust Street, Middleport, Ohio 45760. mpeclively: Po rail One: AI of tho! port ol Lot No. ·283 In lllid Vilego of PometVy, ""'""ding bock 170 filet. ID within tO - of the bose of the rodeo or dlff, baing 66 - wide olong the llroot e•u:opting Ilia landing in front of said lot. Excepting 11 preYi<xloiV roseoved. Referencil Deed : Vollme 2ao: Page 163. Deed Rt100rdt of Meigs County, Ohio: EXCEPTING AND RE· SERVING, She folowhg root Oot81o silu818d In Lot No. 28~. PometOy V~lege, ctes..- • follows: Being 45 foel off the front or aoutherly end ol thet part of Lot No. 283 now owned by Thornos L. Gollll end Mllljorie Gbatl. ciaoalbod in deed recorded in Vo~me 239, Page 397. Meiga Cwmy Doed Records. Behg a lot 66 teet along Ea81 Main S1r01t and 46 Subject to a righl of ..., reosved by Marjorie Goett. Ralonlnm Deed: Voklme 260. Page 1&5. Deed Racords of Meiga County, Ohio. Parcel Two: Being the one heH of Lot No..306 111d a p•ml of land 17'12 fOOl by """""IV teet all the northeell IJ>m• of LDt No. 303 in LDPomeroy, mw i'tmrporatec:l ilto the Villego ol Middleport, Ohio. iood tn~ lor combillatioo wtlihldlltt onlers. Cost011er paJS Ill lflplicJble Me sullstiMions. ta"'· Garden Club plans workshop Middleport Garden Club is havjng a workshop. Friday. starting at 10 a.m .. at the Middleport fire station. Bring materials for making vine wreaths. .tor .onlY 95 Eastern-Southern game Saturday "*'•• The Eastern·Southern football game will be played Saturday. starling at 7:30p.m., at Eastern High SchooL Auxiliary schedules flea market CROW'S· The Racine Ladles Firemen's Auxiliary is sponsoring a flea market Saturday. Sunday and Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m .. at the Racine firehou se annex . Tables may be rented for $5 and S3 a da y. depending on the size. For information, call 949-ll05 or 228 West 949-26l9. FAMILY RESTAURANT Main 992-5432 POMEROY -back. Ohio weather Rutland Furniture Co.'s Great· Christmas Give-Away! Rutland -Furniture Will . Be ·Having 62 Drawings .To . . Be Held Dec: 1.Oth thru Dac: .20th. S11,23soo Worth of Furniture Will Be Given Away . Veterans Memorial S FOR GIVEAWAY : Being in its entirerv a P•cel of land 70 teet on t.,o11111 $11,235.00 WORTH OF FURNITURE WfLL BE ·GIVEN AWAY . 1. No punhase necessary. One ticket per person per family. . .. 2. Anyone who purchased their furniture at Rut· land beiween now and December 20fh rt· ceives 3 additional tickets for first $100 purchali and 2 additioncil iiclcet far every $100 after that. ROOM DIVIDER S~~E~A-LOt · lhomplel '1,000 llv"g loom'loJhe is good for 22 Ti<kets. That's 22 doon<01 to wit. Is your ticket is drawn and wins, it's re-entered into the drawings until every prize is gone, so you may win more than one Prizes must be Good SelectiGn CURIOS Sa•e Big 4 DRAWER 5 DRAWER CHEST SSC}9S CHEST . '. In Memoriam ~ ,. SUITES W/Niglltttond $29995 $6995 In Loving Memory Of DORIS IRENE MILLER :who went to be with I he Lo'rd ' oo Oct 30. 1985: Aug. 12 of :·86. she would have been ~ . "• We remember her daily, in : our hearts and minds , wilh .. sorrow and deep love . ·Her departure was quick and much 1oo early , we who loveandremember • her dearly, . ' Know thai God . in H1s lovoaod 1Bu1 ~chose .3 PC. .' ., WALL UNITS R••m• For RUTLAND. FURNITURE COMPANY Qalek S1l1l Home Of Waldo-Where We Are Better Than We Have To ·Be LA-Z-BOY. BROYHILL. MAYTAG ' <' . PHONE 742·2211 I . FAMOUS NAMES •lA·Z·BOY •JROYHILL •MAYTAG Public Notice connot be aold lor toea than two-thirds l2/3)1he approised NOTICE OF SALE Bv virtue of an Order of Sale v~e. ilaoed oul of, 1he Comrmn TEll MS OF SALE: Cosh on - · Court of Meigs County, datlvery of deed. Subject to Ohio, in the 0:018 of Tho aecNed. 1986 reel Olttlle Form<n Bank & Sevlngo Con.,.,y, Ptailtiff, 111. Hil•d HowM'd E. F""k. Conley. 81 ,at.. Dafendants. Sheriff of Mtigl upon a Judgment therein County, Ohio ..,.,derad. baing Cae No. Dougl01 W. Little. 86·CV·6, in lllid Court. I will Allorn!lY t>r Formon for lllle. at the l!ont door Bank & Bonk Ono of the Courthouse in Pomeroy, (10) 16, 23. 30, 3tc Meiga Cronty, Ohio, on the · 2111 day of November, 1986, ---=--=~:--:---- ·al 10:15 A.M. the following ·Public Notica tlildt .,d located .., State Route 33. a... tingh .... Shade. Ohio 46n&: Siluate in the fownolip of NOTICE OF SALE By ,;rtuo of on Order of Solo Bedford, County of Meigs and iuued out of 1ht Common State of Ohio, 'D·wit In Ohio eo.r.>.,v·s Pur· Pf•s Court of Meigo County, ~--.~ning~r~l~ Ohio. In 1he coso of Diamond _ . of the creek whldl runs SM!go & LD111 .Cof111trY· ilto Shlde River In the Vlloga Succ1110r in lnter•t to of Bll'lingham; in the weatorn Athena County Savings & Loan A - n . Pfliinliff, w. part of Section 17, Town 3. George A. Grogllon. • ot., Rangs 13 ~baingtheoouthw· Delondonlt. ...,n aJudg mont 111 corn• of e lot deeded to Willie m Judoon by Larew - • - e d . ,baing Cue Jon•; thenci oorth to a stake No. 86.CV·66. il Slid Court, I wil ollef br IIIIo. 01 1he frOnt whtre a 'lila rumng • • wtl door of the Courthouu in just miss the northwelt comer Pomeroy, Meigs County, of tho bem; thence - ID a Ohio, on the 21 11 dey of croB<; thenCIII i1 a IOtilharly Nov0111bor, 1986. .. 10:00 dlrtctlon do-tho creekl01he A.M. 1ht followilg lana .. d aouth line of Slid to~ thenco ............. loc:oted 81 1662 weat 4 rodo to 1he !'loco of Unootn Rood, Pomeroy, Ohio beginning, conlaining one ecre. more or len. 45769. . sm.. in the County of . Also the lolowi1g lnct ot Meigs, in the s.... of Ohio, land oituated In Section 17, ond in 1he Vllago of Pomeroy Town 3, R.,ge 13 oftheOhio ond-anddolcribeda Company's Purchase , in To........ of Bedford, Mtlgl folowo: Being known and delig · Cw'nty, Ohio. beginning at 1 noted oo o map of Lincoln lllke !50 oods _ . of the Heights. mode by a..... Sid aou- comer of land by W. C. Hayes to Carp•. Ragilt- Civi Engi· doedld Leroy Jm~eo: thenoe weat ,.., ....... Huntington, Woiiat v;,. ginie. a copy of which INIP recorded In the OHice of 54 Misc. Merchandise the Recorder of · Meiga County, Ohio, on Doc. 17. 1942, \Nillch map WOI dated October 17. 194.2. as ro· oorad in Plot Book No. 3 at Pagu 43 and 44 • Lot No. 'S1 and being more fuly a· acribed 01 followo : Beginning at • point In the 10<1th Iina of Uncotn Rood 11 the corner between Lola 37 and 38. 11 tlboWil. on lllid map; thenco with said Uno of Unootn Rood, nMh63 dtgr-61'-60 feel; then,. with the tine between loti 36 and 'S7. ""'th ~ dtgreoo 09' 200 feel; lhopCII south 83 dlflr... · e1· ...... 111 flo~ lhei\CIII with the tine between o8id LOla 'S1 and-38; tliinco IIIIth 26 dogreoo 09 ' tal 200 - to the point of bogilning, ond rosarving, lho cool and d monlll il ..d ...teriyilg the ...... ...... t.,_.._ ho-•· dol<rilrod ~- togeder FREE HEARING TEStS WEDNESDAYS e, Co1111uterizld ·H•rirw Air Selection ! Swim Molds · lnterpretinc Serv.ices SALES & SERVICE U. $, IT. 50 EAST a: GUYSVIlLE, ·OHIO i3 Authorizotl JoiHI Dllro, Ntw Hollond, ludi llilt Farm Equipment . . Dtalor - BISSELL ·BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT . HOMES & .GARAGES "AI leasanabll Prim" ~H. 949-2801. or 949-2860 (CUT OUT FOR FUTUIII USII KEN'S LISA M. KOCH, M.S. z Putt & liai'll· l1e1 to take her. For who of us could ever know •. the horrors .That may have awaited her . • had she retnained . 1 Bul she would have expected and wanted ·Us to be happy and 10 oo Iill· : ing. . .Wilh lhose that "" are pmi· le1ed 1o have in our lives. .So we witt eodeavour to do • this, . ' !lOt tetti~l her dowo . but con· : tinue to remember her · An,d her part that she had in all • of our tivts. · :Remembered by her husband, Ronnie lttler Jr. and Fomily 'II without ..m.:e. ~~~a.~mbr&l'l C8 to lha (614) 446.7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 GallipOlis, Ohio 45631 ., ecra. more or lesa. l!alonlnCIII Deedi Voklmo 26B. Pogo 699, Mligo Deed Recorda. APPRAISED AT $9,000.00. The .,., cannot be .,td for loa thll) IWO·tflide 12/3) the '1'1"vokle. TERMS .OF SALE: Cash on dollvety of deed , Subject to ..,... ed 1986 rail - e .... 21 CARPENTER SERVICE -Addof'!a end remodeling -Roofing and gut1tr work V. C. YOUNG Ill 992.m5 or 992·7314 , Pomeroy, Ohia . 4·15.'86·1C •All Types of Excavating •Landscaping •Basements •Sewage Systems •Water lo Gas Lines •Water Well Drilling •Trucking Call: GUN SHOOT SUPERIOR SIDING CO. RACINE FIRE DEPT. VINYl & AW-UM Baihan Building Complete Gutter Work Complete Aaiiiodiliiftg · Roofing of ell Types Worked In home • • EVERY "Free Estlmetet" SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. CALL COLLECT: Foctery Choke 20 Ylltlll .. • J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas SattHitt Salts Installation service •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPElO QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEIUTE SAI.E$'& SEIMCE W~ HnJ AFill Tl• Tlt.llllll . APPRAISED AT s1o,ooo.oo. Tho reef connot be .,td for Ilea ..., IWO•thirdt 12/ 311he _.ilod vftlo. ' TERMS OF SALE: Cash.., delivery of deed . Subject to accrued 1986 r•t •~.ate s••t Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 •Dilly IlDEN OUR TV & APPLIANCE CHEml-915·3307 U.lttl. 4/1/Hn H..._dE. Fr.,k. " Shertll of Mtlgi CGAnty, Ohio Douglll w. Linlt, Attomev for Diamond Sllvingo&Lo.,co. · JO' S GIFT SHOP 1101 16. 23. 30. 3tc "YES. We-are aptn." In Syracuse, Ohio Thtngo nl(rur:lln'ln 1he THURS.·fRI.-SAT. W\NTADS 9 ta 5 l . fl\'nlrt1\' ,...rir Chri .~lm(J.~ HEAnNG CO. 701 2nd 'Avt. Gallipolis, Ohia OPEN DAllY 9 AM-S PM - 10/21/16/tfn CEMENT HORSES. DEERS. RABBITS. DOGS, CATS, EAGlES, VIRGIN MARY, WHITE - ANGELS - ALSO LAROE BIRD BATHS . . REASONAILI PIKIS ' IIIASONAIIE • RELIAIII 8-20-'86 lin ' & Vicinity . -·" Office 949-2438 ' Yard Sale, refrtgerator . baby: clothes end toys, do thing, mise, , etc . Turn ino Jr. High, houM, behind track. Wed, Thurs . 10 :001 AM till? . ·a RACINE, OHIO Public Sale & Auction EmergtniCV Grand Ra; -opening SaleS ltllr-· Announcements MEIGS CO. HUMANE SOCIETY HAS lEA UflFUL IIITIINS and CATS FOI ADOPTION ssoo Adaption f• Includes Wormed and First HALF COST of SPAY/ NEUTER at time of Adoption lll"nce Paid monthly to Hu111ne Society CALL 992-6505 992-5427 or 992·3026 ACCENT FENCE CO..ANY · PH. 992·6931 After 5 Call 742-2027 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewing machine repair. parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one hatf mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call 814 - 446·0294. R acipe Gun Shoot sponsored by R aclne Gun Cklb. Every Sun- "Free Estimates" IM!illlation A•clllabll day& Sunday at Ed'& Gallipolis Flu Market in former Thaler Ford buikfing, Rts. 31 & 160. Free door prizes. Free gifts for children. Chrlstmll gifts. Old " a.ld new merchandise. Dealers note: Onty a dozen tP Kes left r at t50 a month . Sn me there~ Fridl't 9AM to 3PM . • 9 Wanted To Buy We pey cash for late model clean Used can. Jim Mink Chev.-Oidslnc . Bill Gene Johnson 'day, begfnning at 1:00 p.m. Factory Choke . 12 guage shotguns. Trappktg supplies- Nite lites, Wheat lites. Alto buying Gin· 1eng. ·George Bueklev. 614 664-4761 . Mra . 2-9 p.m . Man Sat Cloaed Sunday. Need 100 overweight people to •rv new Herbal Weight Control Program. No drugs , no exercise. Call 614-992-6007 . Th·al:raalc Walton Clubwillst·art their Deer Slug Gun Shoots Sunday, November 2nd at their farm, 311:! miles aouth ofChutet on Shtde River Ro.t . Shoota will oontin"a ueh Sunday t"ru November. Starting time each Sunday is 1:00 p.m. No scopn or rifled barrels permtn.r . Prizes : turkey, b aeon and uah, hunting or b'np a11ing, Mynes Farm located Cheatnut Ridge Road . 614-446· 3872 ---=---~- · paid tor '83 model arid n81Ner used can . Smith Buidt-Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ava., Ga1Upoli1. Call 614-oM&- TOP CASH 2282. WANTED TO BUY used wood a.· coal heaters. SWAIN'S RJRNI- ,. lURE. 3rd . II Qlive St. Gal~o •. lis . Cell614-440-3159 . Uaed mobile homes. Call 448·01 75. . eu.~ : Wanted to buy good used ,' . hunidifier. Call 0141-"8 -3376 Buying daily gold. lilver coins, ringa, jewelry, sterling ware, aid" coins. large ourtency. Top pri- . cas. Ed . Burt&en Barber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Midd leport, Oh . 814992·3478 . No Buying ;unk carl . C 111614· 992- ' 5648 after 15:00 p.m. ' 4 . ollone ' 304-875·4412 . 8:00· 5,00 PM aft"' 5 ,00 PM 304.. 675· 3824 or 304· 372· 5t92. · Wanted to Buy st andingtimbar, DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-tlc THE __ fRINJ' SHOP_ F11 AH y,, NNit '''''"t PWS: OHICI· Suppln & Fvrnituro, Wotltling -, and Gradua,tion · . - ·Statio-r. Miitlt!!fk s;,eo; tublur Stomps, _ . . luJinn~ Fornw, Copy Sonoicn, £1<. 25 5 Milt St., llitldloport 104 llulllorry Av., Pomoroy 992-~0I'f~ 12 Gaugo WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR .... PfPie.iisilnC· :· RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY EUGENE LONG 640 Pag8 St ., Middleport ~ Sat· · •Residential •Commercial •Industrial work !Free Eotimetool come 'ttx returna. ere wil· ·Business Service!' urdn. 9:00 -&:00. Clothing, . gimes, misc. urday, Nov. 1st from 9:00 till, -Piuni;Jing 1nd electriCal PH. 992-9949 convert 1 1m1l invnt· ment into a healthy In · come - sand your relume to; DanTu, Inc. Box 729X c/o Deity Sentinel 1 1 1 Court 51. Pomoro Oh. 46769 in R acine. N~vember 1st, S ••· , 6:00. Cuift it~s. baby stroller, ·~ port a crib, Avon bottlee , misc .·. item&. PO.IOY, 011. to Carport 5 ale on Bro edw ay St. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR 190 MLIEBY AVE. lin9 to undergo extensive traonlng, and would like Nov . 1 and Nov. 3 . Edward Balli residence. End ofCountv, Rd. 19'r OIJ okl At. 33 . · · GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, · Inc~ -Concrete won SUGAR RUN ASHLAND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Frandlioe avottable in the Pomeroy-Middleport area. If you ~;re proficillnt 01 prep1rlng lndlvlduol in· Middleport & Vicinity · Depbie· Meadowa-Owoer: lmqjean Blevins Loretta Holsinger, Shelly Ohlinger Melissa Downing, Merri An'llb~!Y lnnocu"tions YOUNG'S 160 · .. ·· ·.. Pom.ero'i' ·.. ·... -· EAR PIERCING, MANICURING; PERMS AND All YOUR STYLING NEEDS SE~IVU:E 6-17-tic Sa~. YardS ale 647 4th Avtt .• Friel IV ; only, 10·• · Children .,_ .tult , clothing , misc. i_tema , Livin- . groom suite, etc. Che1p-% price · after 2PM ' 271 N. 2nd, Middleport 992-5766 OPEN:Mon.;Fri.' a am-9'p m-Sat. 8·6 Welk-ins Welcome · ' . REBUILT &REPAIRED Business Opportunity St. Rt. 160. ' ne1r Poner. Blby bed. clothing. · all sizes, misc . ' •Washers •Diahwllhlrs Shlrifl of Meigl Dougl• W. Little. Attomoy lor The F"""""' Bank & Savings Co. (101 18, 23, 30, 3tc FOLir Family Yard . Sale S atu r· day 10-6. Five miles No"h on ' 985-3561 HoWllrd E. Fronk. Cwnty. Ohio toys , h.h. 9oods. Big Yard Sale Fri. & . All Meku AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AI•• Trtltllllllon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Sali:ll$ .(ir·IIJ'IIt St. Frld ay, Sat. '• 6 Mond •Y· Gun•. bike~ dnp•. ' bed . spreads. fuH tflrinD• .. ' f'!'llttrall. clothing·, ch .Mrs. bta ·: mi&c. t,naide -it bad weetf'M!r Y-ard Sale· Frid aV Oct.' 31 . Sit< 1 ond 11 181 forth ond d - In 1het iniiiUmont beering ,...,.,_ 26. 1943, ond rocordtd il Mid RtiC0-1 ollk:e in Deed Book 161. Pogo 178, .., . Docambti 3. 1843. R-C8 Died: Vobne 274, Pege 13, Meiga County Deed Recordt. rode to a cornor; thenca swth to a slake; wlwa ., out line win llot miA the noncomer of the bem o - by Marietta Ewing. thenca 011110 1he tina. then Clll .mrlh to the ploca ot bofiilning. WM· by 1 black walnut tree 12 indl01 in diamlltr beoring north 47 degrees out by the rnagnotic n.dle. 127 links - . . bain in the ,.. of oald S::.;n 17, Town 3, R.,gs 13 .,d conllinad '-4 of • .............. ... ...... ... .. , ... .. . Nov. 1, Mon . Nov. 3·. 9·6. 2 . Belmont Dt-. C,hild·r~s clothing . • 8-13 tfn APPLIANCE SERVICE Rt. 124, Polntroy Ohio Public Notice ' Rodnev . ,United ~at'hOdist : Church'_Rt. 558, Rodney, ·Oh . ,! ~on . Nov. 3. 3-7pm_.Tu• .. Nov. ' 41 9 em to 6pm, :t ·Licensed Clinical Audiologist Fal'lll EqlllpMe!lt . Roger Hysell Garage Ph. (614) 843·5425 withtherlghlto'rnlnathe...,. '- BEDROOM Of ' Stroot ond -txtlllding It tilt lMdth 9 1'h loot along llwl alloy ond baing all the r•f eatote how owned by Harry R. !lameil• out of Lots No. 305 .nd 303. ' · Releri!nCIII Dead: Voklme ~63 .. Pogo· 43; Voklme 210. _ Pl!ll~ 44ll; llld V.Qklme_29,, 'Page 187, MeigsCoontyDeod )1ocordo. . ': Para~l One being appraised at 518.000.00, and Porco! ;r wo being appraised at ~18.000.00 . The r•l eat81e · Mercy I BOGGS PARTS and PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Oallly Sentinel CtnsHitd Dept. & Vicinity ' ---------- •RefriGerators •Drvera •Freezers • Admissions - John Hunnell. Pomeroy: Edwin Burnem. Mid· dleport: Kitty Lowe, Pomeroy: Alfred Birchfield. Middleport: Ha zel Westen, Pomeroy. Discharges -Edwin Burnem. Wa id Johnson . Shirley Smith. Business, ervtces - - - --- - •Ranges Visitor's Day will be held at the Po~eroy Seventh-day Adventist Church Saturday. Services will begin at 2 p.m. at the church which is located on'Muiberry Heights Road, Pomeroy. There will be special music andfollowingt he worship service. all visitors are invited to stay for a vegetarian supper prov,lded by the church in the fellowship room. The public Is invited. South Central Ohio Clear ton ight , with a low near 40 . Mostly sunny Friday , with highs in the mid 60s. The proba bilit y of precipitatjon is nca r zero throu gh Friday. 'Winds ·will become s01.1therly . •nea r 10 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Saturday throug~ Monday .. A chan ce of showers Saturda y and Sunday. with lair weather Monda y., H.igtis will ran ge frorn the upper 60s to middle 70s S~turd ay, dropping inlo the 50s Sunday and Monday. Overni ght lows will be in the 40s Saturday and Sunday mornings and in the 30s ea rly Monday . •• The Daily Simtinei--Page~!il ....... G&nrpolr~· ....... .. *VINYL SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING llOWN IN INSULADON 0 BISSELL SIDING CO. Giveaway 2 10 weak 10ld puppies, both female . CaM 614-367-0661 . 9835 . 7075 . l pan Beagle, Rt 688 . Call 8t4·446·3969 . Female white hampster. Call 8 14·446· 1354. 1 Bugle, 1 black hound puppy & 1 tan hound puppy. Each 3 months old. Call 614· 268· 9357 . Free kittftns. bl aek and white longhair. need good home , 304· 575·7330 leautifullo~g -·haWed ·~av' ki.tt'eni. 304-675-6130. ·' P.art C,hil and part Collie, 2-off. breed puppi01 . 304· 875·15488. 6 Lost and Found LOST in vicinity of n& & At. 141 . long haired white cat with gray spots; lalt 1eer1 Oct. 18. Male, hmily ut. C 111 Brl an Crouae or catl614 -379-21.67 . lOST 800 lb. Hereford cow. Strayed from William Watson Farm, Owl Hotlow Ad . E111. Shade. Maybe in Sliver Alf;tge area . Call614-687 ·3682 . 7 Estimate~" PH, 949-2801 or 949·286Q No Sunday Colis .......G.iillip.olis. .. ·..... ' Sit 1/!ho Yard $ale Centen arv Town· house Oct . 31 , Nov. 1 . Coretla dishea, home ilterior, ooffft ~......-91 ,. . .-R::-:A'=D-=IA-:=T-:O:-:R-:-."""'"'1c::~IP:~-;: We _can Help Wanted MIke Christmas money, sell Avon. Make 45 percan1. Can 814· 446·3358 . Earnings ere up t> you . Be e Au Market Deater. Indoor space cost S60 monthtv , T elk to dea'era a.td man 1(18f Friday 9AM to 3PM. Ed'1 Gallfpolls Market It tormer Thaler Wanted : P.,. time L.ic-.,std Practical Nurse (14 hours weekerull) for two r. .id~ntlal programs tor deweiDpm.ntally diS I~ led Wultain G alii'a c..,~~ (G all.,olis-Bid'NIHI . ' Mour:t. ~ ·t 9:00 8.m: .nd· 3 -9:00 p.m .. end Sunday. Current Dcillnse ~ 'Ph ar ilcoiOg.f ate lor documentation tl training). valkt Ohio driver' • licmse and good drivtng record required : elq:-.rienot working with persons with mental ret.,. dation and devtlopmantal dli-' abilitie!l preferred . Send resume to Robin Eby, Buckeve Comm.mity Servies. P.O ., Box 804. Jackson , Oh 46840 . Deadline for applicants: 11.· 6·86. Equal Opportunily Ernpk>yer . h Wanted reliable parson fur housekeeping. Experien"oe & ret~ eren ces . Call between 5:30 or 7 :30PM. 614 -446-4245. 3000 Government Jobs list. $16 .b40 - t59,230 'f' . Now Hiring. Call 805-•7·1000 ~xt . R·9805. YardS ale & Vicinity SERVICE. 11 building.- Ata,-.36 -&~110. - New Homts Built "Free ' ' e. 1 tong haired Coli 8t4 ·448 · . Emplovrn;!nl Serv 1r:es Yard Sale left overi "uive1way. Moat take all. Call 814-6463 calico kitten• black & white. ·',. i-•lrv.."'.n.... Oct. 29-Nov. e. 1 door, auto accttsorits, smaU 1uo1 now. clothing. houHilold .Need women who 1re looking forward to Chriatmaa . Help ·put the "ifts under.the''" by having • Fr~endly Home Party at home IJ' juSt by askingyourfriendsfor an order from 1 book . Over 70G item• to d'looae from! Get yours tree from your party, Catl vour Friendly Harre de aiM mw and . book • party. , Magnolia Nit:r, 614 -992· 3681 or 614 -99261154 or 8t4· 992·5729. · - - - .,--Oo,b2.fclao7t' Yom S alo re~ir and rfllr core lldlltors · 1t1d heater' cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiltoFS. Wulso repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD '99'2·2198 Middleport, Ohla l-13-tfc . 'I vom. Smith•. Johnoon Ad . Allltli 3 Family nur NOHS on Rt. 160. Thur1., Fri . & S11. Ck)thlng. IWftPtf, gl . .w .,. • antiques . 9-6. 8118 New 11ems added . WMkly. Crlft. glassware, niee jewelry, winter eweater1 • ·j ack.ta. Thurs .. Fri ., 81t. Herm1n Nor· thup Rd . Centtn ary. Consign- ment S 11" welcome. Open territoriea. Ina., l'<!ailable . 304-676-1429 . AWn . MONEY FOR COLLEGE ot Qu alitiad mM .,d V~~Oman the Arn1'1 National Guard c.-n receive more tha~ •11.000 for thllir education. Jain now and <begin e aming 1 monthly pay<:heck . Your aetlvedutytralnine c: an be delayed untl the SChOol ' ye., ends end 'fOU: ea'm t&39 or morap•MOtith WNtiln ' training. CALL 1 - 800· 6423619 for FREE _..formatto.,n PICkage. wi• �." Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel 11 LAFF-A-DAY Help Wanted ~ETEAANS 46 Put COUNTRY MOilLE Home Polk, per month - an E-5. up to '159, 00: tiO .OOO l1fe l'l'lau r •ca · 01 Bill - Retirement and much more toquallfiedm4tn~~td 'I, women n tie Armv Nation al Gu1rd CaU 304-175 3950 or 1· 100· 142· 3819 \ . "'" W .. ••eel JUno pi aye; for Mt T lbor Ctlurch, for more mformal:lon caM 304-458 -1783 or il Route 33, North ot Pomeroy. lar~ IOit Ca• 114 992-7479, Mobil home lots. tmall children •cuptH. At. 1. Loeuft-Road Mobil. home lots, Ohio River Road and Poners CrMk Route1 304-871·1071. 304·895· 3642 Profe111onal office apace for rent 8tnd Area Mechcel Can..,, 138 M1in St.. New Haven, 304-882· 3135. 18 Apply now recefvt flrtt month rent FREE Family Pride Mobile Home Pan, Gallipolis FMy, where we cater to famitin . 304· 675-3073 Wanted to Do SeptiC TBnk P\lfW ing Commer c:1al & residential 2 trucks for p-on-pt •rvice $80 per 1 500 Merchandise gal lo _, RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES . Ja ckson. Oh oollect 614-288-5930 Call "She's putting up a fierce battle over going back to schooL It's no way for a Tt a h h euhng honest dep endable "You pack 1t, we s t ack it ." AnENTION CAMPERS Will move your campers from camp 51111 to w.nter stor ~ge area Ca ll teacher to act!" 614 742· 3166 Will do house cleaning 5 d ays 304 · 675 - 7298 -•k. 21 Business Opportunity NOTICE I Tt£ OHIO VAllEY PUBl iS H lNG CO . recommends rha t you 00 bu tmeu with people vou know and NOT to send mo ney th'ou~ tt\e mail unhl you have 11vesttg atted the offermg I 23 Professional Services 32 42 Mobile Homes for Sale Great Buy 121160 2 bdr mobile home 24x28 met al pole butldmg appro11 11 ' cl eJ~ rBn ce, exu a, hook up for mob1le home. garden space. all this oo larg e corn er lot , size 8611112 No hills to mow. in Patriot. have to see to apprecute Call 614-379 2282 . 1974 12•65 Carn age house trailer 3 bedroom, 2 bath Electric Call 614 985 3928 '81 Wmd sor 2 b1 large ltving 10om & kitchen , 2 porches & underpenning great co nd, Must stU 304 -882 3715 B & R Mohd 11 Home Movers, reaso n able rates. call 304-675 -65 12 or 675-2485 msured Starks Tree end Law n Serv1ce Hedg es sh rub s , b us he s tn mmed I1Wtdsctp1ng stu ~ M'ld leaf removal, 304 -576 2142 .. 57&· 20t0 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr , au, pool, g arage N1ce Commerc1al property. corner tots II highw ay frontage L1st with us We h ave buyers A One Real Estate Broke r Call 304 674· 5t04 o• 304· 674· 5386 3 bdr 1 bath. new carpet & well paper, outside newly pa~nted . p art fu rn11hed, good loc at1on & neighborhood 566 Jay Dr Ca ll 614-446 -1583 1 2 '~t 65 trader utility bldg , storage bldg., t;.. ftCre 1and . Rt . 2 , 4 miles North from Potnl Pleasant . Ann11 Schmitt 304675 5422 or 675-7976 1982 Venture VIlla 3 bed roo m, ail elec, exc co nd, c nll304 675 · 6505 after 3 30 PM '77 Buddy Mobllehome. 12x60 all electr~ c , best offer , 304·576 2809 Nice 2 bedroom house. good neighborhood, clea n, depos1t req uned , nove furn lshed b a~e ­ ment, c: all 304 -675-1301 Tak1ng applications on 10x60. total elec. 2 bedroom moblle home on At 2 , $150.00 pet month S100 00 depo's1t 304675-3002 or after 6 .30 call 304· 675 ·6389 Tak1ng appllc&tlons on &ll tra clean 3 bedroom, total alec. 70x14 mobile home . seeuri1y deposit 1eqU.red, 8300 00 304675· 3002 44 Apartment for Rent Rageney In c 2 bdr . kitch en. nice good locatiOn reasonable Call 304-675-5104 or 304 675 7437 Renlals 2 bdr house w1th garage ca r· peted . curtains. dishwas her & refr1g Near new city pool, 105 K.neon Dr Ren1 S300 mo dep & lease requ ired CeU 614-446 3 bedroom house, firepl j!lce. at re lot. will aceept tr ade-1n 9 m1let from Pomt Pleas ant 304· 675· 3073 1 bedroo m Ouplell trailer tor rent $125 per month for one and $140 far olhtr Partly fl,nnis hed Vou PIIY utihtin. owner pays water and sewtge Can 614 ~ 992 2394 ' Two bed room, all furn11hed mob1 le home, 10 m1l es South Pomt Pleasant St Rt 2. heHw•v be tween Goodyear and Stauffer plants, availa ble Nov 1, Hud approved Air cond gas furnace. c1ty water nice level lot. 304576-2132 or 576-2083 In Racine, nice 2 bedroom duple• Par11y furn1shed S200 per month plus depoSit Call 614· 949· 2801 01, 614·949 2860 2403 Mt Vernon Ave new houu ~ 11cep tion al qu alny 2403117 two untt apt bu1lding, e11c: cond good 1ncome producIng 2814 lincoln AVft e•c cond energy effi cient 304-675-4580 or 675 -1962 2 mob1le ho mes for rent 2 end 3 bed room Furnished S186 end S21 0 month plus utilities and deposit. 614 992-7479 or 614992· 3638 . 19 74 HollypMk 100x100 lot, ch a1n hnk fenc e Ply m ole Ao Ad. G alhpohs Ferry, 304 -675 2029. 41 log home. 3-4 br. all etec tully ctrpeted fin-shed basement , AmbroSia 7 mtles from P4 PI on At 82. City w ater. paved dr1vew I Y & septiC: tank, SitU· attd on v, ac re. O\IP.rlook•ng Ken twh a River t6 0 000 C alt 304-875 ·5440 between 8 30 and 4.·30 1Ox 50 2 bedroom mobile home, ne11r Racm e Cell 614 ·992 · 5858 Available Nov 2 Ttlk1ng applicatiOns on fou r. 2 bedr o om mo bile ho m es $180 00 per month plus gas, 6200 00 de posit. 304-675· 3002 6 room house 1 2 acres Double ctr garage Located on Rase Hill Bargain priced $20,000 Call 614-678· 2513 2 br ll !tchen. b athroom w1th laundry room, living roo m & dintng room all elec Approll 7 miles from Pt PI on Rt 62 2 1r acts oppro". 1 ecre more or less over look .ng K a n awh a Aivf.! r UO 000 Call 304-6755440 between 8 30 and 4.30 Mobile Homes for Rent 14x70 Commun1ty tr all8f , com pletely furniS hP.d with w aler bed, 11 11 cond. und erpenn ing. porches. Everythmg flOeS 304· 773·5945 . 3 bdr ell cond . washer dryer refrtg S. stove Call 614-245 9162 For S ale 3 bedroom, full beth up, V& bath down Carpet p anehng Nice to h ave your own home for Christmas Call 614992·7244 Houses for Rent 43~7 5 room hous e, good loc~tio n S225 mo plus secunty dep Call 6!4 446 86 57 2 3 bedroo m hou se 1n Pomeroy Unfurn ished , Sugttr Run area close to school, \lery n1 ce Pay own utihlies tnd depos1t required . Day 614-992· 238 1 or 614 992· 2720 3-4 bedroo m house in Pomeroy, fully furni!lhed, w·d, microwave, newly remodel ed rec room Pay ow n uhhlies depo11t requ ~red Call days 614·99 2-2381 or 614 ·992· 2720 8eaut1ful 3 bedroom house tn Syracus9. DePOSit and ,efentn • ees rP.<:twred Call 6 14 9926298. 9 · 5. Mond ny through Saturday 3 bedroo m home in Cheste r Prefer retired couple No child ren $200 pl!r month plus utilit ies and dei)Osi t Cali 614· 985·4300 Small 4 room house unfur nished tor ren1 Adults only, 614-949 2&19 3 bed1oom home 203 Park Sl Middleport Carpet gas hl!at central air Oepo111, and pav own Utlhtlt!l 614-992-6048 Ouplea for rent 646 Sec:ond Ave , Gallipolis 3 bdr hv1n· groom, d.ningroom. new kit · chen becky8rd, refng & rlnQtt· S285 plus utilities & tecur119\ deposit. Ca11614-446 -0890 . Nicely furnished mobile home CA & heat, tMcal. locetion, adults only C!lll61 4 -446-0338 5 13'h 3rd Ave 1 bdr prwtte bath. S140 per mo. Deposit raqun ed Call 614 -446-4222 be1ween 9 & 5 Furn1 shed apt 5235 Utilities paid 1 BR 920 4th Gallipolis 446-4416 after 7pm Furni!!hed apt 1 hdr 1235 ut1ht ies pa1d . 701 4th Gallipolis Cal1446 -4416 afler 6 pm Fur ntshed eff1ciencv S150 utili· IU'!S pa1d ShiUe bath 701 4th, Gall1polis Call 446 4416 after 6 pm Furmshed 3 rooms and bath. clean adults only, no pett Call 614 446·1519 Nu·:ely lurnlshfld 2 bdr apt Adu lts only • inqwre at corner Fnst 81 Ol1ve St at Sheppards Sales & Servic:e 1 belt apt. over looking c:itypar ll. K·D S160 perm onth CaiiPJ's 61 4 446 1819 or eve nmg 1 614 -446-2325 , Sma ll apt. 2 room furnished . ut ilities paid, would hke ret1red per5on reference5 requ trP.d Call 614·446 4063 ·- - 1 bedroom apt tor rRnt Ba11C Mobile Homes for Sale 3 b&droom house m Henden10 n W Va 304· 675·7448 rent ~arts $2 15 a month that •n cl ucie"5 all utilities Oepoarl required of $200. Contact Vii· !age Manor Ae_t Middleport. $14 -9"92"=7787 Equal 11ouslng Oppo"u nny NEW AND U$EO MOBi l-E 3 bdr house full bao;emMt Call 305 675· 3030 • • 304· 675 · 3431., ... Ap artments for rent m Pomeroy One and two bedrooms Call 614 992-62 15 • 3 bed room home for uleor rent. gat h{'ttt. 25 ac1es 1n Gall1pohs, O~ io . 304·882· 3635 1 be~room apartmen1. Newly carpe1ed HUO approved 402% 241h - St , Pt Pleasant G11ll 614 992· 6858 3 room fu rn iShed apt 2 bdr house, no pets, Can 304-675 2453 2 bedroo m. furn ished apartment for rent Adults only Ctll 614 992-2749 32 HOMES 2 bedroom hous e. large va rd Dep011t rP.Qu lred Call 614 · 7422541 KESSEL ' S OUALrTY 'MOBILE HOME SAlES , 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 814 446e7274.1975 14ll70 GettysburR 2 hdr 2 full baths. porch & awning 2 AC's, ell alec e11c cond Best offer C ttl 614 25 6·6520 01 614 ·266·6502 B.g savlnA & big selectiOn of used & blnk repossessed mobile home C aU Kan aug a Mob1le Homes~ 614 -446 9662 12Jt65VIndtle12M6ell pando 2 cMells. With nwhing , centr ;tl a1r, undetpW.ning, woodburner diS• hw ashf!r, $7 500 C ail 614 251 1608 CASH tor your used home Buying pl'e '76 models Contact Mr Eitel at 800-826-0752 1984 Schult7 14•70 w1th 7•20 an do on liv1ngroo m & hit chM area 3 bctr., 2 fuU baths tot el elet. h 11 o "E spaces aver microwllvt Selling for p aycff pouibfe level contect1f needed or 1o., auume, will let und ~tr ­ ptnn~ng II small wood deck oo With the trarler, If in te rested C•ll 814· 379· 2726 a~p Sm aH 2 bedroom hou se 5 m1tes sou th of Gell1polit on Kriner Ridge Ro .:1. flrtt houte from Rt 218 . Priced to QO Call 614 · 448 ·2917 20 terti • nd 1973 eegle Treilar with 2 bedrooms plus 1 add -oft bedroom. G 11 heat. Tuppen "•ins·.Chester water ,ystem Will 1d separately. Succell Rd , Tuppers Pl tm,. 8t4·1417·1437 Routh ln. Cheshire, Tr 11lor II ICJtJ"'" 'h ecre lot with porch & tiOf tglfl building, C all614·3tl7-. H92. 51 3 bedroo m house fof rent Pomt PfftUttn t, 304-882-3764 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr , All utihtie. paid e~ c ept l!lP.C , fu rn or unfurn . sec depoait required Conwement loca110n Call614 -446-8568 or 614 446 4778 2 bctr lully furn11htd adul tl only, ut1l paid Call 614-446 ·4110 2bdr unfurn , ell elec , 2 m1les Rt 558 pr ivate lot $200 month C!lll 614· 446-4607 or 614 445· 2602 2 bd r Crow n City 614 266· &484 ~t r ea Call 2 bdr mobi l&homenear HMC no pets , $165 water included. $100 depos tt Call 614-446· 3617 Jbdr trailer, 11fJbath onCou nty Ad 48 in Evergreen Call 614 ·446· 1323 01 614· 245 · 8170 3 bdr private lot, water fum ., ne•r new school, 1 smell et'llid . ref. & dep. required. Call 614· 446·0514 . 12k60 2 bdr. unfurn washerdryer hookup, Rt 35, deposit 81 referen ces r&quir~td 1 on Georegea Creak rd, Call 614-446 4369 Or 304-675 ·9760 Clean roO"ln,...;lllfdroom apartments New HaveftW.Va Call 614 992-7481 Also co mmer· c1al space 2 bedroom partly furnished apartment off Sprlng -.ve Pomeroy, Ohto Large palio and yerd. CaM614 -99 2-6886 after 6 00 p m 1 bedroom furn ished apt 1n Middleport All utilitin paid. Call 614-992-5084 2 bedrooms. 1n M1ddleport Unfurnis hed except kltchen Pnrfer adults, no pets. $18 5 monthly plus utll1het Call 614992· 6524. 1 bedroo m furn11hed apartment wn~ carpon t120 . Call 814 742 ·2460. APARTMENTS. mobile home1, ho uses. Pt Pl e~tantan dGalhp o ­ lis 614 448 B221 Etfte1encV apt, one bedroom, downtown , 304-875-9760 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sloep1ng Room• and hght houtt keep1ng rooms. Perl! Central Hotel C1ll 814-4411· 0766. Rooma fof rMt , dey wttll: . monttt. Gallie Hotel. Call 814446·9580. ft ar- t t•low•s •no month Household Goods . SW~IN r.;:;::;;;:;:;;:~====r;;~;;;;::::;;::::~::l F111anc tal I Space for Rent 114 MIIC. Merchendiae rKIT:.:...,:'N;..'.::C;.:;ARL:-=.;Y.:LE=i!lb::.!J:..;LI:::.:L.::W.:.:ri!:llh.:.:t...,-----. 74 AUCTION S. FURNITURE &2 Olive St • Gallipolis. New & uaa:l wood-coalstovea. 6 pc wood LA tu'lte t399 , bunk bed t 1199, tntron rwchnlll'1 t99. new & used bedroom tu1tn, rtnges, wnnger wuhers. & lhoe1 New IIVIngroom suites t199-t598. lamps. also buy1ng coat a. wood oto- Coli 614·448 · 3159 County Appliance, Inc Good ultd applience• and TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Mon thOJ Sat 814-448 1899 , 127 3rd Ave Gelhpolll, OH Valley Furmtur11, new II used ltrge secttOn of qutlity furni ture 1216 Eastern Ave , GaUipohs LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofas and ch11rs pr~ced from $395 to $99! Tabl11 t60 end up to S1 25 Hide·•·beds $390 to 1695 Reclinm 1226 to S376. Lamps 128 to t126 D1nettet 1109 and up to t-485 Wood table w-6 dtairs $286 to 0795 Oesk 0100 up lo U75 Hutche!l *400 end up . Bunk bed1 complete w-mtnreuea S295 and up to t395. Baby beds S110&$176 Mattr11setorb:l11 spring• full or twtn t83. ftrm S73, and 183 0uMrtsettl226 , Klng t350 4 drtwer dlett t66 . Oraners t89 Gun cabinets 8. 10, & 12 gun. G11 or .~,ric: range t376 Baby mtttreues 835 & S45 . Bed frames t20. t30 & IC1ng frtme t60 . Good selectKm of bedroom wrtes. metal cab1nets, headboard• 130 and up to t86 . Used Fumiture Weaher I dryer. electric: range, gas range, wood table & 2 benches, bach , dresser. &. reellnet' 3 m1lea out Buleville Ad Opun 9A M to 6PM. Mon thru Sat. 614 448· 0322 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers . dryers. refrigerators, rangtt Skagg s Apphancu . Upper River Ad beside Stone Crest Motel 814·446 -7398 . New & uled refng , , ..gas, wa1hert • dryer~ . 6 pc wood L room suite 1400 Mollohan Fum .. Rt 7 Nonh. Galtipoha. Oh 614 · 446·7444 . Sa•• upright free1er . 30 irl elee range, 2 llf conditkmers 27.000 BTU & 14 ,0008TU. Ctll 614·446· 4856 . Good used colored TV for aal& Cai1614-4.48-1149. P1cllens Used Furniture. Good qutlity used fumlturt Op~ 910 6 Of' cell tor appointment 304·675·6483 o• 676 ·1410. 23 inch Zenith color TV con10le, needs work, $100.00 O.B.O 304 675·8504 rruat stU, dt!Jt 114· 44UU7 mo4!'~ long woodburner front iolding with door, 14 ft chimney pipe and SCCQI, _limitltd uatd . CoRI14·441· 18115. a••• Misc . Merchandise Callahan ' s Uted Tire Shop Over 1.000 rites . s1r:es 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 16 6 8 mnes out Rt 218 C•ll 61 4· 256·8251 . Plastic cistem state appro'o(td, plastic septic tanks, plastic culverts. metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. J•ck· e. 3 HP, two stttge, service nation type eir C0"1Jressor. A1king $7&0 080. Coli 814· 992 . 7354 evenings. HeH price! Flathlng arrow s1gns 12891Lighltd, mn -arrow $279! Unlighutd t2491 Free leHersl See locally. Call today! Factory· 1-800-423-0163. anytime CMda 4x4 battery q:~satad truek, 16 •u::fl boys bicycle, nwiflg machine. truck camper Cell 614 ·985·3931 or 614 996 · 3839 Small HomeilteCh•in SIW 65, 6 honegardentdler, 8125 ,apart· ment slz:e refrigerator. 160 Call 614· 992·7841 . Firewood for sale $35 pet' load or 5 loedl for t160 Oellve•ed and s1achd Cell 614-949. 2501 after 6 00 Rough Lumber Oak .,d poplar 1125 00 to 8150 00 per 1.000. 111oned length teasoned walnut Can dtlwer . 304 &75 441 2. 8amiG5pm can ... Walkers Wrecker. Hender10n, WV. At 35 . Surplus - Army, Denim, Rental, Clf'hart Clothing, Kids Camou flage !Free Halmet wilh Complete Suit Purchue with copv th11 AD at Regular Pr1ce1 Frt Sat. Sun. 12 00 - 8·00 p m Other Days after 4 p .m Eaat af Ravenswood H.O " Sam·· Somerville, ff-Sgt . US A o Ret I HALF PRICE! Flul1in1 a"ow s1gna t2891lighted. non·lrrow $2791 Unlighted *2491 Free lettefSI See locally. Call today! Futory :' 1(800)423 -0 163, anytime 13 good wooden wmdows S. 1-pl cture win6ow. plu s norm window• & screen for u ch. 304·11&·1585 Three 8 fl bullboard h11ttr1, UO.OO each 304-675 5428 after 5 ·00 Tony's Gun Repairs . hot rliblut~ng Open 9 00 AM to 7.00 PM . Coli 304· 875 <4831 • Mayleg wringer waaher, aM c cond . t 40 00 Treed Mill o20 00. Afto• 5 00 . 304 676. 2381 or 676-2386 . Concrete bloch au sizes yard Of delivery Meson 11nd. Gallipolis Block Co • 123VJ Ptnt St , Gellipo\ls, Ohio Cell 614-446· 2783. ~~~--- "• 8:05 Yamaha 350 XT. 4 wheeler ' 86 • .,. 02,400 00. 304·937·2506 Auto Parts & Accessories 6:30 'I -~--------·~ 1 l'*"; , 1D Jt • Transmi1110nt, all types O\IMr, • front , reer. 4 wheel drnte. and" ' 2220 ~~c;'•~w~~~~~:;==~=====l~~~~~~~~~~~~~p~on~•~· ;W;ii~I~~~~••:•~Partt . C~o~11~6~t~4i.3· ;7~9~~- ~ Dodrill's' 6 :35 7:00 1 ~~·1 ' 57 71 Musical 1 t ns rumen lowery Gen1t Organ 614·388·9306. • t S s.,oo 7100 Call 5 pc Rogers drum set wnh ZtldJen c; ymblet and stand . owner Will to f1nanoe. 304·675 · 3860 & Pl ymouth Duller . BO Chevette 77 Monda . 56 Cha•g•• c 011614 :-446, 9993 ·, 4 1 58 Autos for Sale Fruit Vegetables 1984 E1oort '"· cond , red, air~ new radials, auto, t 4.250 C1ll Dons landsca ping 614 -4489646 . 1973 Toyota Celica 2 dr , 4 cyl , 4 spd . runs good S226 Call 614 2!56·6838 1980 Olds Delta 88 4 dr . lots of extras. Call 614-286 6836 APPLES . plenty epplet, large •lle, all YIHiety. ell frUit s and ptoduce Jacks Market. Rt 36 , Hender.on 1980 Trans AM low m~l ..ge, auto , PS . PB. a+r stereo. CB. nkmg S4 ,500 lfnotsoldwillbe raded 1n Call 814-446-2746. n Farm Supplies ~ Ltveslock 61 Farm Equipment CROSS 8o SONS U S 36 W11 t Jeek1on Oh1o 614·2116· 1451 Maney Ferguson , New Holland, Buth Hog Sales S. Service Over 40 uted tractors to choose from & Ol'lfl11iletelinl of new & used equipment largest aalec1ion ln Camero runs g30d, body feir cond t650 Cell a her 6·30 614· 256 ·6866 1978 sharp 1978 1950. Ford Fairmont EMtrl Low m1le11Qe $1800 Chevy Capnce Wagon Call 61 4· 949· 2101 1978 Delta 88 Royale Oldsmo b1le. Good llm1ly c:ar. 11060. A C , new ttres, battery , brakes Coli 61 4 742 2t 1& ' 1976 Ford Elite Vtrf good condilion . $1600. Call 814 985·4418 FARM EQUIPMENT 1957 Dodge. 2 <bor c:oupe, VB euto 39. 000 actual miles Call 614·949 · 2193 bllfo•a 10 30 CENTER SA 36 W. Galhpolis, Ohio Cell 814-446-9777, eva 614-448-3692 Up front tractors w1th w1rranty over 40 used t'actors. 1000 tools 1982 Ford Must.-g. Auto .. PS . PB T-Top , bucllette ltt, eJtCtl· lent mndition $3800 614247·3421 S.E. Ohio. JIM'S pm '76 Cougar XR 7. dalso '75 Ollvers. M -M, Deuu tractors Sldera Equipment Co.. 304 676·7421 Maver1ck, both like new. no rut1 . CJ\eoiNher cars 304-675 -,428 62 .speed Turbo. good cond, 304· 1985 Dodge Shelby Chtrger 5 Wanted to Buy Now buyWig shell corn or ear corn Call fOrlatalt quot es River City Ftrm Supply, · 614-4462985 63 livestock Baby Holstein heifer ctlves. AI bred Cell 114·388-8524 no Sunday cell• . , - - - - - - -- ·lcRegllttr_. polled Hereford bull. 21h yeart old Call 614-8ot 35210. Reg1stered CJ.Iarter horse, gelding. 6 VNfl old good lilt. weU brokl. tra1ler1 well, has been shown PaymiWit plan with approved credit. Treil rides well. Prleed to sell tBOO 30•·6756799 Pole Buildlngt by Quality Bulkleu Work1hop.-. c:arpor11, animal s helter~. garages Free Reg Charol1ls Bull . appro111· estimetes . Phone 61 4 384- metely 1700 lbs . 4 years old. 6162 304· 675· 2970 o• 304 · 676 · 1B24 tftar 4 p m. ton, Oh 614-286-5930 . 56 Pets for Sale ·, Reg Poll«< Hereford Bull, 4 yrs Nov, 1986 Raised by Firewood for tale S30.00 PU - - - - - - - - - - - - aid Put~ley F.,.,., Ripley . W. Va Wt load . Cell Roger Meade, 614 14.QO to 1500 lbs,_ t700 .00. Dragonwynd 01ttery kennel ~88 · 9341 . . 304·576·4478 CF A Hlmtlty«n. Persian and Cabinel Zeni1h style stereo Slam..e kitten• AK C Chow LN"tock· 20 hNd crod·bred 1275 . Ges hot water tank 30 gal puppie1 Ctll 114 - 448 3844 SIOCk COWl Vflt chtckad for atler 7PM Tr11ier steps 20 111 dirt bike 24 e.rtv catvn end •ll f1U. Vtc:c:ina in x 26 in. 10 1pd bike Cal ,t10na 304· 876 ·2848 after 8 00 AKC blondepoodlepups. Chsm614-387-7216 or aher 3 114 PM. pion lined . Wormed & 111led 317·0522 1126 each . Call614 -446 · 7372 Work Horse 7 yu okl. approx Grs1n fed freezer baef. Call 1.800 lbs. reelgtntle, 304-4158AKC Reg. Toy Poodles . ·1 white, 814· 388-e418 16 38 .. 458· 1728 1 black, 2 males, •100 Call Firewood delivered Oek • hic:k- 614·448 ·0497 . orv. sptit , HEAP voucher, pickup l- - - - - - - - - - lo.:1135 Cell814-446-2223or Schnasuzer·Min male. AKC 614-441-3028 black & lllver 16 wks Elr cropped, shou Call 614 441Snow blade w1th hydrtulic con~ _28_17_ •'_'•_•_6_P_M_ _ _ __ trolt tor Jeep, good oondi'110n. 1 71 Autos for Sale 1850 Call 614-448-3232 after AKC Register«t m•le Sheltle; 5PM. Registered mtlt Cocker Spaniel pup, M1nieture Schnauzer PJP• 1982 Subaru 4 WO wagon. VG Trailer frame 2 axlet. 8 foot wide Coli &14· 992· 21107 . cond. 13 ,59& Ctll 6 14 -44811 foot long t100. Call 614· 4141 Cucklley Teddy Be•rs. AKC 2&1·1755 raglttered Chow Chow IJUPPIII 1_982 Oadge 0.,10mt1 AC, wira Warm Morn Wig wood lfave u Md Ready to go ·home Nov 19. red nms. bw mileag e, t2 ,699 very little Call 614·441-9799 , and black. tMC blood hnu, John't Auto Sal&~ , Bulavilte Rd ., payment plan lveileble The Gallipolis, Oh Warm Morning wood bumer perfec\,. Chnstmu gift ~4With fan good condition . Call 875·8799 efter 6·30 PM. 1 For ule 01 tude 76 Corvette 114·2&8· 8231 . AKC Silver Mlntture Poodle tor Stingrey. 81 Yemaha Vifego Evenrude rowing machine uMd Stud Service•. phone 304•n3- Call814·24&·11137 ~oJ:"'· no. c.tt 114. ..6. 1.9_1_9_7 ·- - - - - - - 84 VW Robbll GTI , I IIPd . ail. 7 month old white male AkC AM .fM cas11tte, 1lloy whee/1, Duel txle tr•iler t700. Cell Poodle to s good home. like ntw Cell 814· 2•& · 5040 . t175 00. Sholl end wormed 6t4·441· &e37 76 Chevy l~guna 8 -3, PS. Pl. 304·812 · 3777 \1-8. n.w • t. good cond Cal FiriWood for 11le. Milled • tpl!t. 1114· 2olll-IKJ40. vouchers scceptlld •111 per 57 Musical PICkup iood . C411 814· 251· 1768 19n Ceprlce Clttlic. white •fler 4PM Instruments body, lght blue vlnel top , light blue interior, power everything, For ule cron-bow Bamen alr .. Uh steering wh•l. Wildca112S pd . drew with 4 pd. Piano tor Nle. "Wanted !" Ae· tapecond ell(:~( , new tlr• . runs ICOpt Celll14-448-4138 2PM tpontible party IO IS.Uml IFNI excellent. Call 814-448- 17!8. to 8PM. monthty plymentt, on modtm M•ybtnen 71 Buidc leSibre ttes it ell, exc All steel sawmill , beluw 1tylecon10lepi1r1o cond. lnilde 1r1d GUt Prlcitd to 1oca11v PI•••• ceh. Min~~ter , n . 100. Coll14· 245· 11439 1·100·523 · 2190 ' ·oell Coli 814 ·441·0778 . flallspurlatl llll 992·3145 ' 15 Ford Granada. 6 cyl, auto, nms good . $350 00 304-675 7375 '76 Monte Carlo 8600 .00. '77 Thunderbird S900 00 304· 875·7181 1972 Corvette, 45,000 milet , OllC cond. tl,800.00 . 304-6756606 01' 675-6789 Chevy Chevette, body good slwpe, 304-468· 1888 1982 Ten Cavalier. 2 door, standtrd, good glt mileege. 13,60000 304-6"/5-2797 or 676 ·3615 ; NonhotVintonanSt Rt 160ir i the pl1ce to buy your u1td auto ~· p1rt1 You ' ll recetve fast . 4 fr1endly serv1ce 9 the bett used , 1 part• ~t~~ailable Call 814 -38J': '~ 9616 1.:..:_.:..:__ _ ___;__ __ Mount1ineer Auto Body Pe11s, 1318 5th St New Haven W V• haa the largest 11ventory of after 1 market pal1 s 1n the area 11 low. ,. low prices 73-80 GM fendert ~ t39. GM doors c~~79 . 73-79 Ford t fenders t36 Door~ $99 We ,i now have 11hort and long P U , G M bed side , blazer sides end •, aarly tnd late Ford bed sldn in " stock Also parts for cars end 1 It Y1n1. btdhner~. step buJT'C)et"s, , Shtrp nfi tprly gun 1nd cup • t99 . while they &list Batteries ~ end ect Also evailable a 3 vear t Nstlhrou~ warrlnty on our top ' ~ ~Jt•htv body parts Oultide West 1 Vlfg1n11 Ctll 1 -800 · 523-2013 In West Virginia 1·800-654 · ~ 4857. Local calls 304-882 •. J 7 :05 7 :30 .• linle work. 304-87& -5241 T111cks for Sale •' ' Brake Serv1ce for . , ''• Auto Repair Front D11c If most Clfs, 865 99 ~nstall new 1 .. ch c peds tumed end true rotors. riPaCk bearinga, inspect cet1p era, JeP'a<:e fluids Phone 304 - 1 17! 2t&3 after 5 p m 1 WATCHING A ,.HULl< HOGAN" ! 81 e~~:c 1981 lA ton Jeep pickup, auto, loclting taJb1 , PS . PB. air, AM·FM. Citl 614 · 245 ·5841 ahM 4PM. 72 Ford pickup run s good t600 Call 614 -266 -1268 1976 ford F100 pick ·up, Stand· ard tranlminlon, runs good. Must ttU due to ilnns Cell 614 · 992· 2796 1972 Ford F· 100 flatbed . 66 000 ouglllel m1lts, one owner. 1800 00 Days 304875 · 4230 evenings 675·48&3 1983 Chevy 5-10 , '4x4 . e•c cond, lots ot ell tret , dayt 304· 676 4230 01 evening• 875· 4153 ALLEY OOP Home Improvements AT --------~-··· DU5K rM OONNA SCOUT ,1H' YANKEE P051T~'\=.!!_ECK THEIR ,, _ _ ,H! ,• .• i W~T'VE Y'ALL GOT IN MIND, MISTUHOOPP Unconditio nal lifetime guaran- ~ tee . Local refe~nces furn1ahed ' 1 ~~~ 4-2j~~~·:a. i~ orc~~~~ 1 EEK & MEEK ·' I MINGLES'S SEMYICE, e.11 pe- '• n enced carpent er electr~c: l an t matpn, painter. roofmg (includ· 1 lhg hot tar application} 304- ..-1 675-2088 ()f 675-7141 Slerks Tree and Lawn Service, Hedgu . s hrubs . bu s he l tumm•d. land1ca ping end t tuf11:1 removal Leaf removtl 304-576 2010 or 576 -2842 bank JOb IS a woman ~~~---------- ~ ~------~----~ MY NCJNo. 6A'1!3 rM THE BE6TCHILD SHES EVER HAD. HOW MANY KID51N YOLJR FAMILY:<' JU5T · ME . YEAH, r KNOW... BUT ITS 5TIL-L A NICE THING FOR HER TO SAY. Plumbing' Heating & ' AND HEATING Cor Founh and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio , Phone 614-448-3888 or 614- ... 83 Excavating --------------------~· ; 85 General Hauling BARNEY PAW!! GUESS. , ~ , WHO'S COMIN'TO ~ • • VISIT NEXT WEEK -· MV BROTHER ' BUBBA !! HIS NAME EVER' TIME I OUGHT TO BE ''BOOMERANG'' RIGHT BACK BUSSA!! I • James Boys Water Serv.ce Also: ( pools ftU&d Call61~ ·258 1141• I or 614 ·446-1176 l'lr 614-446 I >I 79t 1 , t ~--~~~~~~--- .~ Watterso n' ! Water Haul 1ng reasonable rates, Immediate 2.000 gallon delivery. crs1e1ns, pools. WI'IH, f! tc call 304-576 -, 2919 . 1 SNAKE!! "Vans & 4 W . O. 73~7 and limestone dellverv -- --------- ! Coal ' phone 304-676-3190. 1979 Chevy van t1 .200 Call 614· 446· 0336 oftao 5 87 1980 Honda Accord , 4 door. FWD elao 1978 Jeap Cherokee trade for 4~~:4 •uctc:, 304-6781421. 1984 D o dge C•r•ven . 17.850 00. 304-67 5·3100 or 675·1110p. ' 1 1 I ! Upholstery - - - - ·, I TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP ~ 1 163 Sec Ave.. Gallipolis 614-446-7833 or 614-44 6 1833 R & M Custom Couches and 1879 CJ 5 Jaop, 4 ..,..., . 8 cyl . R ~upholstery, St. Rt 7. Crown Exc Cond. U .IOO.' 304 ·87&· C11y, Oh 814-266·1470, Eve 11615 ' 614·"6·3438 . Open daily 8to 5. Set . 9 30 to 1 .30. Old & nf!W Uphostered 74 Motorcycles Mowrey"• Upholstering serving tri cou nty area 21 vesrs. The best 1981 HerJ 8portf1" t1 ,200 ln furni!_Ur Efl urholaterlng, Call or may tak guns in trlde CaH 30<4 875 -4 54 f o r r ru 614 -448- 82 after 5.30. l·"-' -'i_m_•_l•..,•_ _ _ _ _ __ • PEANUTS • 6ETTI~G ALL 'o'O\JR 'THAfiK. '(OU'S '' WRITTEN '' AAEAD OF TIME, I SEE ... I ' ' !) I .... .... ' OR AI<E TlolESE FOI< LAST 'fEAR ? HAHAHAHA!! ;, t) a lawn - . " Complete the chvckle qvoted by f1llmg 1n the m1ssing words you develop from step No 3 below UNSCR AMB LE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWE R YEstERDAY'S SCRAM-liT$ ANSWERS .· Uke/y - Tryst - Ru181- Wlscbn - STIU. WARM • My brother-In-law quickly turned off the TV so his wife wouldn't know he was watching the flghtll. "You can't fool me," she· grinned. "Theil! Is STILL WARM ." BRIDGE James Jacoby NORTH lt-10·11 .KQ10 96 .Q 2 t7l +K 8 7 4 It's no secr e t that, if each tric k losl by sloppy defense smce bridge began were one floor of a skyscraper, that tower ollost tr1cks would reach to the moon. Because that's true , il's easy for a declarer to be lulled into a false sense of security when it looks as if a defimder may be making a mistake. That's when it pays to know the name and background of the careless defender. Our declarer at four hearts took the diamond ace and played the Q·K-A of hearts as defender East threw a low club and a low diamond. South then gave up a beart to West's jack as East let go another low c lub. Of course declarer had kept ail five spades in dummy, hoping that the defenders would try to casb two d1amond tricks. He could then ruff the third diamond and perhaps run five spade tricks for an overtrick . Sure enough, West led a diamond to East's queen, and dummy was now down to the K-8 of clubs and the five spades . And now East, the " careless" defender, played a third round of ·diamonds. Declarer ruffed, throwing dummy's low club, and then tried to run the spade suit. Unfortunately East's four spades to the jack' prevent- WEST EAST u • J 7~2 •s . J 953 t KQJ4 t 98652 +AJ5 ~ Q 10 6 3 SOUTH +A 43 • A K 10 8 7 4 .92 t A 10 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South West Nortb East Pass Pass 1• 4• Pass Pass Pass Opening lead· +9 ed the su1t from runmng, a nd now poor South had to lose two club tncks and go set in his gam~ co ntract. The East defender was Alan Sontag, winner of numerous North American champtonships and one World Team • Championship, who would never have . failed to lead a club b ack unless he knew 1 t hat the spades were not· splitting. ~~1'-'Dtr' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Assail I Fa ilure (s l ) 6 - bo nne t 2 Lamb's 9 Popeye's pen name Oyl 3 Burn 10 Maple s lightly ge nus 4 First lady 12 Pay-dirt 5 O'Hara's seeker "From lhe - · 13 Dtce throw 6 Squander 1!:.1.5.!..!=~>: 15 Capture , 7 Golf score Yesterday's Answer as game 8 Daydream 23 Yello)V dl D1sh 16 Granary II Present 24 Entreat 32 O ve rhead menace oneself 25 Pantry 36 Fore . 18 Dutch c 1ty 14 Donkey 26 Heave nly s hadow 19 Bring 17 Lawye r 27 Mailer's 37 Prop for (abbr ) cone rn Mand1.ke e uphoria 21 Writer 20 Linge rie 29 Capuc hm 39 Extreme ly Seriing trim monkey 41 Border 22 Statute 23 Encircle 24TV's "PeytOn-· 27 Devout ness 1 28 AirWay " 29 Hellos 30 Work umt 31 Starchy resto nng the statue. 160 m1n.) ®l 0 @ Knots landing ICC) As the police close on on Phtl Harbert , Peter finds h1mself threatened by both Greg and Abby 160 m1n ) (j]) Mystery: Shroud for a Nightingale ICC) W11h two nurses down ~ nd Manin Dettinger deed. Dalghesh ac ts swiftlY and tnck s Counney.Br~ ggs onto lymg. 160 mm .) Part 4 or 5 . 19:30 U CD (!§) Night Court As Harry plans h1s annual Halloween pany ,. his former foster chtld Leon returns wtlh plans for the fu ture 10:00 U CD(!§) Hiii'S1reet Blues Funllo IS asked to help Callotano in a cop race war tn hls prectnct while a top crim1nal is turned loose due 10 Au s ~ ' ' • ' • .- b-+-++-+,.-J.-+- '. food . · 33 Hoosier w1 t 3•35 Illumine d . Arc her 38 After · gamma 40 Redole n·ce 42 UpriSIDg 43 Granted 44 College " in Iowa 160 when he poses as a home ~ yourself in SQUA~ E S In mtn,) (l) 0 (l) 20/20 iCC) 160 mm .) fill CD Odd Couple Cll Africans : Tools of Exploitation ICC) Thi s episode explores the his tory o f exploltatton of Afnca's human and natural resources by fo reign powers 160 min ) ® Q @ Kay O'Brien (60 m1n .) (j])@ News 10:05 (l) MOVIE : 'The Return of the Mod Squad' 10:30 (I) Enterprtae USA e CD fNN Newo (j]) To'!!' Brown 's Journal 11 :00 D CD!.IJ O Cil®I IIIIDI(JJI News (I) Hardcastle and McCormick 1!11 CD M•A•s•H l1il Conati1u1ion: That Delicate Balance @ The Honeymooners 11 :06 (]) H111k 1 1 :30 D CD @ Tonight Show Gues t host B1ll Cosby welcomes s1nger Carmen McRae. com1c Bob Melvin, the D1rty Dozen Brass Band and Robby Glasser and his seels (60 min ) In S1ereo. (I) WKRP in Cincinnati •mTui • 01])ABC News Nlghtllno ®I!Yl Magnum, P .l. Q (jj) Night Hut Kirkwood places his life 1n J80pardy I0 8 P~INT NUMBERED LETTE~ S IN THESE Ltberty s ongtnal destgn and constructton and chron1cles the p rocess of repatnng and so·s overentl'lustasm ! ) Dill ard '~ Weier Oelivery C1~t erns pont & well Anvt1me but Sunday 614-448. 7404 ·. THROW TH' VARMINT OUT, HE COMES . 1--J.-.i...-l.-.J.I.....I.._J Club (!) College Football · Fresno State at California State· Fullerton 13 hrs I Ltve CIJ 0 '(]) Colbys iCC) 160 m1n) CIJ Making of Liberty ThiS one-hour documentary tells the story of the Statue of MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP A1hby Construction , carpen- '• tery, remodeling. room addittOn,""cemenl bloch work. roofmg. interiOr end exterior ptlnting, siding Roofing Free estimates. 1 1 304· 81&·5441 .. 875· 5152 ' _ I Ste reo ,' . "The most aatllllying kind of gardening," said Grandpa as ha hung up his rake, "is planting H E 1 cc 0 ~-,.;~.;_;;..1..:.,. ;~:...:;.,1 1 5..:.,_1.;...1 IIl 700 \ Good-1 E.rcavat1ng , base ments. foot en, driYCNYayt. sept1 c tank$, 1 landscaping Ctll 1nyt1me 814 J 446-4537. Jam ft• L Dav110n. ' Jr owner . • . wtth Chff when btzarre even ts begtn happentng m her new dream house In 1 CARTER ' S PLUMBING -,;;I~..;.A;-;1 R:.:. . .;. IE..:E;...I~~ i. ~ 9:00 U CD@ Cheers ICC) Carla 'spends a surpnsmg ntght Ro1ery or cable tool drilhng v~' Mo1t wells completed same dey ,Pump Illes end service 304- ~~ 895· 3802 82 t Stereo lHE. CORt1'CCM .. ' Ii ROHAB medlate supenor at his new M ~ «XRf .JUSf I:WIED fmW1 ~~H -o lR\N. ~ ClmiiX Fetty Tree Trimming, stul'f1J ·'•: removal. Call304-675·1331 \ a (]) spread of classtcal learntng 1nto Italy (60 m1n .) @ MOVIE: 'Night of the Uving Dead' 8:05 ill MOVIE: 'Thunder of Drums' 8 :30 U Ill @ Family Ties A chauvtntsttc Alex bnstles when he lea rns that hts tm- Dogwood. Btue Spruce $12 50 1 Trees, stu"-' I laavft ra- 1 moved, mul ch, fill d1rt. firewood. ( coal Don 's landscapes. 814 .\• 4•&-9646 , r' \ ... RON 'S Television Servi ce ..,, House calls on RCA , Qu11:1r, GE Speclehng In Zenith Calt':, 304 · 576· 2398 o• 614 · 448· 2454 (60 mm ) (A) (l) Our World !CCI 160 m1n I II) CD MOVIE: ' Rocky' (]) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour ® Ill @ Simon & Simon A.J end R1ck are h~red to fmd a 1960's beach-movte star who was thought dead 20 years earlier 160 mm I (j]) Day 1he Universe Changed: A Personal View by James Burke iCC) The btrth of the Renaissance is e)lamtn ed through the triumph of the continUing Rog e r s Bas e ment Waterproofing . I 19n Chevy , 63 ,000 mlle1 . V-B eng1ne, $2, 500 00 with toppet' Coal, hme!llone. gravel, etc II Deh\lered 1 ton and up J 1m end new t1re1 , 304-676-2101 Lanier. 304-675-1247 Of' 675- 73 VID~o. ....' 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Speedwoek 1!11 CD Too Close for Com- (I) Coral Jungle C!J Auto Racing '86 : Formula One Grand Prix Fro m ·-" co nd . 19&5 Ford Rengertru ck for sale. t11penenced condttion. 86 ,000 C! lll14 446 . 7211 after ISPM 7 :35 8 :00 lliiLC: GERM 1.) 446 · 4~17 1985 Ford Ranger Cell 614 · 266 ·1411 OH, Of'i ~ •.. THAi LAB ' Serv tee s I ald Perrin FRANK AND ERNEST reasonably e11cellent condi110n UtW 1 year. Call 614-992 - ~ ,. 6787 letters of scrambled words be- low to form four $1mple words a(]) Judge :1729 77 ~our am -- - - -- . Four Z28 wheels fOr nle. Pnced ~ ' 71 Cutlass Supt'eme, needs a 72 21f2 ( B1dwell Cas h Feed Store Spe- · 1978 Chrysler Cordo'va. Good cialsthru Nov WUd b{rd seed & cond1t10n. go;od body $1000 26% Super Sport dog food Call 614 -693-7390 af1er 6 ·00 Along with 8lldrs1n P•Pe Call for p.m pricll at 814-388 · 91B8 1980 AMC four cylindet hetch JIVIOEN'S FARM EQUIPMENT back Oep.-.dtble, very ~~eo 614-448 -1875 Check our ape non'llcal. lookl good 11295 c1el puce on Husqverne chain Call614-742 -2460 saws. lang tractor, & Vermear hey equipment 1984 Ford LTO lX 302 Y· 8 A C0"1)1ett llne of btle han· Lo.:lod wilh optiont. Automatic dling & feeding accessories overdreve 1- 614 · 388 gnnder mi XIII, wagon, rotary wtth 9332 1iUer1. rotary ~ttert . blades. cultivatort. disc plows. seeders 1982 Ford Escor-t s tation post dnvers, wood-t phttefl, wagon wh1te-blue mterior . !IC , guea, held ·gates . power - new tires, newly rebu•lt engine. WIShers, Wheel Hone bwn & $2.000 . 304· 882 · 3200 Garden! Bank te&d en & trailer USED EQUIPMENT Dodge Magnum, ps, ps, ac , Used trecton , round baler, wag- 78 at . rear dllf., 360 engine, em-tm on s. tobtcco setters sprayer. cbrtd10 , 8 track. recliningseatl cuhivators, wheel-di s c. plows, high m1leage. body exc cond rake~ sq . bel• " · mowing ma11500 304· 676 · 6884 . chi'lt, cuh:ipacker. hay·btnds. manure spreader 1972 Grand Torono Grtnd See us for a COJTC)Iete line of Sport. needs motor. 304 -882· Plrtl & terYICtl 2980 New 1nd used parts for Whittt , Auto Q Aeorronge 6:00 DCDCIJOCil@Q (jj)@ 1986 Harley Devid10n f)CRS!"-} wlth handl.ng package 41 98 ,. miiH 18260 Call 614·949. ·, 2497 76 Editod by CLAY I . POlLAN E)!ENING Cyeles & rebuilt cyct. & parts ' for sale Cell 614-446 ·7414. : Boy1tuhs 2 tilt 10, 11ize12 . Woment drttt• --..•11 tlr:.. 7-8 · 12. 2 me111 IPQrt oottl tize 46 , 48 1 pr men e hoeuewtize 11 ·0 Boys pents slztt 8-12 Everything good " like-new", Gillaspie, Route 588. 614·446· 3969. T~~;~:~r S©\\JJ}A-~£[fS® 10/30/86 ' TNch mete tool bo x 15D Aldi•l trm IIW t200. C•ll tfllr 6 , 814·379· 2152 Personal computer. Commo dore 128. 1671 disc dnve, 7 programs. t500 Call AI 614· 992·2914 ~ SU1ukl 75cc looks and Nnt 1 good , UOO Call 614.-25 6· ; 1766 ' Riding lawn mower tlec Lowrey organ 3wnteler C1ll ti14-.W87414 . - : c - - - - - : - - - - - ·1<6461 Firewood for .. 1.. $3& pick-up lo~ Oell\ltred · Heap Vouchers accepted . : - - - - - - - - - ·lc...:... Firewood for tale $36 Pltk·up lold. Delivered Heap Vouchers accepted Ceil 614 -742-2488 . Television Viewing. ~~Y~llm:W'Pll~~ I "A~ AV'ilf:( IAM:C:RTAI~ 2~ ~ '10010 Ri)J... 1978 Super glidt 5 pllon bo~ tanks, Flip fendlu. EJttrachro,.. 1 U500 firm Celt"S1 4·448·0497 » Prof pool llble. antique tide board, con10le TV C1tl 814441 ·9314 ' Two couchs 1nd cha in, king aile • bfld , Kenmore dryer . 304·675Wh1rpool 15 cu h tr ..zer. cell 5995 after 6 00 PM. 304· 676-2451 . For Sale or irlde 1983 V- ~ EMcellent Christmu Gift . Magnum Hondt Vtll'lt pepe and "Sharp ''. Carousal, m1corwave. fitting for wood tt0'-'18 7'/t ~1 Wt 1 cu ftwrthcookbook t150.00 Play House. Regilter-ed &month 304 - 676 ~ 1145 old bl1ck mele Cocker Spaniel, call 304-675·4848 . Pickens Used Furniture. washer dryer. rehtgerlfor, gal ffldtlecl· WANT TO BUY wood end gl11s I'IC range. King Wood and co al dltplay counters. up to 6 foot IIO\Ie long , P.Brfer old. 304-675-6899 or 675-7216 Urge chest type freezer, 304895 .3598 55 Building Sup plies Portab~ dithwasher. 9 cycle, chopping bloc!~~ top, 304· 6768479 Building Ma1erials Bsthlub , eo mmodee , 1lnk. Btoc'c brick. sewer ptpes, win S100.00. good cond 304-675- dows. hntelt, etc . Cleudt w., . ten Rio Grande, 0 . Cali 614 · 6578. 245· 6121 . 54 1982 Hof\da XR80 •• cond , t400. Set of white tpoke rims, t100 Ctll 614-256-1778 aheL The Daily Sentinei- Page-1 1 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio BORN LOSER • Call Mixed hardwood sl,tts '12 per bundle Containing approll. 1'h tons . FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 614-992- ihu~.~ober30, 1986 - Motorcycles Mon1gomerv Ward mlc10wave. your e•penenoe to work An E· 4 ums up to 1128 00 for one week -end ·' Thursday, October 30, 1986 "Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio .. 45 Coorect teX<ttRYI~~~it-:it.;t.~~~kit~~ t., il: t0130 a DAILYC -- AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter stands lor another. i n t his sample A ts used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc . Sing le letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnatio~ of the words are a li hinls. Each day thE code letters are different " CRYPTOQUOTE 10-30 ~M RU P GMKVKMM IKDMT C BK SP M TGU UT TX C KE K 0 D KPMT C I' -. U RR c o DK PMTC KZ •. R CU T WT C P UBPC M S RX U Yesterday't Cryptoquote : A POLITIC IAN JS LIKE QUICK-SILVER: IF YOU TRY TO P UT YOUR FINGER ON HIM , YOU FIND NOTH ING UNDER IT . AUST IN O'MALLEY ------------------------------------------------------- ; less man at a citv shelter at 12:00 wh1ch several dereliCts have been murdered. (70 min ) (I) IJuma & Allen (!) SportaCentor [J) Jeffenono • CD Rawhide [J) Tales of the Unex· piiCied (]) SCTV a T2:10 (l) MOVI E: 'The Brothers, O'Toole' 12:30 D CD 1BJ Lato Nigh! with David Letterman Tonight' s guests are Harry Shearer and Jack Hanna from the Columbu s, OH lO O (60 m1n I In Stereo CD Best .of Groucho ·~ �I ~· ~·O;h~io;.--...--------...•Th-u•rs•dalliyiil,•Oct•o•ber•30•,1111!11•9•8ft: Page-1:.!-The Daily Sllitiuel Pomeloy-Middl;:aport;;;· .• I< NBA action Ohio Lottery opens tonight Daily 560 PICK-4 9325 -Page 3 ·~·" Serving Meigs, .Maso~ and Gallia (:ounties Since 1864 With Quality Merchandise, Outstanding V;a lue, and Fr.iendly.Service. • at y '. ANMI~ERSARY SALE SALE ANNWERSARY SALE BOY.S' BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S BASIC JEANS SI6.9S S18.95 119.95 122,95 Sale Prices colorful plaids. S, M, L XL Sizes plus 2X. 3X and 4X and tall iizes, too. Perfect Christmas Gift. 121.95 lined Flannels ...... I17.S9 124.9S lined Flannels ...... l19.99 127.95 lined Flannels ..... $22.39 Sizes ....................... S18.99, 129.95 lintd Flannels ...... S23.99 3 Sections, 138 Pages MEN'S OR BOYS' UGHTW£1GHT JACK·ETS · first quality genuine II;;::E;rt Button and Leegin. Good selection of styles 1: the width and color you and colors in men's and boys' sizes. JACKET ....................... S19. 9~ ANNIVERSARY SALE ANNIIIERSARV SALE ANNIVERSARY SAlE SAVE 20% DURING OUR BLANKET SAL£ Select any blanket in CJJMn, full or DUTCH FLOWER BULBS TULIPS • CROCUS - FLOOR COVERtNG VALUES HIGH /LOW SCII.P1111E CAIPn 4 color-Installed w / pad TD. INITAUm BlOWN SCII.PTUIED CAII'R Kanga back- No pad needfl i KNITTING YARN 4 l1J1 ply, twin bed size now. Choo1e from oz. skeins sheet blankets, elactrics. Chatham North Stars , Martex and more . SAVE SOPHIA COLOGNE VINYL UNOI.EUM $544 . !0:TO. PORCH & PAnO IUIF Green and Brown- Assorted grades . 20°/o OFF . , BUY FOR NEXT SU. .I lllll Sl VI! ANMIIIERSARY SALt RUSS TEEN PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR Superior quality sponswear in pre-teen sizes . Select skins, pants, jackets, sweaters and blouses. Solids, tweeds. plaids . Reg. S24.00 Sportswear .................... 519.19 Reg. $26.00 Sportswear_,................ : 520.79 20°/o Pastel colors . Elastic waist sweetpants, stirrup pants. As· sorted stoy.les in sweatshirts . Coty CONCENTRAtE SPlAY Reg. S8.7S, 1/c az ...... s6.99 Reg. s I 0.50, 1 oz..... sa.39 Reg. S16.00, 2 01.... $12.79 R£g. $12 ................ Sole 19.00 REg.l14 ...........'..... Salt 111.00 Reg. 116 ............... Sole 112.00 Reg. 111 ............... Salt 114.00 REg.I20 ............... Solo 115 .00 AMtllnRSAR1 SALE WOMEN'S. TtENS' -CHilDREN'S SOCKS SALE MATERNITY JEANS Wrangler quality. 100%cotton , No fault denim, Sizes 5/ 6 ItO 16/ 16. Footies, anklets and knee socks. Sizes e, 7'1J, 7 -BV., 8-9'12, 9-11 . SALE PRICED SH~ifSALE l/2 PRICE ANNIVERSARY SALE METAL CABINETS BASE CABINETS • UTILITY CABINETS CHINA CABINETS • WARDROBES Reg. 530.00 Sportswear .................... 52 3. 99 .;:. • Jt~!~~m~~~~~~f DRESS SHIRTS pairs in smart new colors. sizes 14% to 17%. Waist size 29 to 42, Big sizes ISI,ee\re lengths 32 to 36 in44 to 50. Arranged by size for Solids, stripes, nee your eesy selection . in regular or· but: 111.95 Dress Slacks ........ $13.27 down collars. 122.95 Dress Slacks ......... S16.07 129.95 Dresi Slacks .....:... 120.97 134.95 Dress Slacks ......... 124.47 Sale Prices 124.00 Skirts ........ 118.00 130.00 Blouses ..... 522.50 PERCALE ·sHEET SETS Includes fitted bottom sheet, SWEATSHIRTS Sizes S, M, Land XL. Solid colors. fleece lined. Choose v,rranglar or Springfoot c~~~~E $844 flat top sheet and pillow cues. Big selection of patterns. Sale Prices 11 D.95 MATCHING SWEATPANTS INCWD£D FUGI BLANK VCR ANNI~ERSARY SALE TAPES -BHS Format LlnLE GIRLS -Fine Quality -T-120 -High Grade Sale FALL TOPS SSBB BLOUSES, SWEATERS KNI SWEATERS and VESTS Colors include navy, brown, l'w•in& and plum. Missy sizes 8 to 20. Petite sizes 6 to 16. Reg. $18.00 Slacks ...... I 13, SO AMNWERSARY SALE MEN'S 110.95 CREW NECK JACKETS, SKiRTS, SLACKS, BLOUSES, BUY 1 -GET THE SECOND FOR ANNIVERSAR1 SALE WOMEN'S LONG GOWNS & ROBES Warm flannels, brust.d tricot, lf2 PRICE qulltlll. dlalllo and oweotohirt kn~s . Reg. f11 to '52. 542.00 Jackets ..... 531.50 Sale Priced. $93 6 TO $4416 Buy one top at regular price: the a,econd top of equal or lesser vakle at V. SALE LITTLE GIRLS WINTER WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS & ROBES Pastels and prints in flannel, nylon, quilted, brushed tricot and challis. Sole Prices Start At Only $846 ANNI~ERSARY SAt~ BEDDING SPECIAL · Serta Contour Correct full HAlf SliPS • Fill SliPS • CAMISOlES Nylon• and poly I cotton blends. White, beige, nevy, black . Size• 32 to 60 and S thru XXX! SALE $420 TO $1120 ANNI~ERSARY SALE FLOOR LAMPS Choose from 3 styles of brass size mattress and boxspring with exclusive posture support system . IS YEAR liMITED WA.ANTY finish floor lamps or 2 styles of wood floor lamps. ONLY Spacial$ $2 s8 FUL~E~ZE :_OCT. 31st Open Friday u·ntil 8 Open Weekdays Until 5 Sale Prices MEN'S VAN HEUSEN DEVON SPORTSWEAR OUR REGUlAR lOW PRKE Includes Knit Tops, s-atshirts, Sweaters and Shirts . Sizes 12 to 24 mos .. 2 to 7 Buy One Shirt and Get The Second Shirt COMPlETE SIZE Sli£CTIOH MEN'S ANNWERSARV SALE $5°0 OFF 99( . . . to $54 9 WORK CLOTHES: We carry the complete line rugged Cerhant brown dude oulated . coveralls. bib overalls blanket· or quilt lined colts liackets. dungarees, V!llts, hoods. E lulbs ................................. 29c 1sc 1u•s ........... ~.................... 11c JOGGING WEAR By $2295. ~9' WOMEN'S WRANGlER SQ. YD. 12' Width - Many Patterns SWEATSHIRTS SALE NARCISSUS - HYACINTHS -DAFFODILS 17.95 Variety lox of SO ... suo 79< to 19< Bulbs ................... 59< ELBERFELD . "CARHAUT" BROWN Polyurethane foam lined, attached hood with drawstring •front hand warmer pockets . !ll•vv. grey, red or brown in ,sizeS, M, L, XL and XXL. S DRESS BELTS 1/2 PRICE Wintuk 126.99 HO.ODED ANNIVERSARY SALE 111.00 to 112.00 Belts ..... 59.19 $12.50 to 114-ltlts .......... 59.99 $14.50 to 115.50 ltlts .. 111.99 116.00 to 117.00 ltlt5 ... 113.19 OUR NEW SElECliON OF WESTERN IUTS INClUIJ(D Beautiful selection of colors and patterns in clip-on styles and four -in-hands. ,.D . :>u Ties ........... Sale SS.99 ,•.,_,,u Ties ........... Salt 56,39 10.50 Ties ......... Salt 57.39 12.SO ties ......... Sale SS.99 AMNI~ERSARY SALE Size 3XL ....... ;.... Sale 527.99 RE~ HEART $1.85 $1 788 SALE Big 124.95 llau Q,.,ng• SIZES 29 to 42 WAIST MEN'S "CARHAUT" Rog. 131.99 BlAZE ORANGE . $1269 Straight leg and bqot Pre-washed · denim. · Sweeaten ..... 515.19 Sweaters ...... 518.39 Sweaters ...... 521.59 Sweaten ...... 523.99 SAVE NOW - Reg. 179.95 S888 SLEEPWEAR SALE Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. GOWNS, ROBES PAJAMAS, MTESHIRTS 51.00 ............... ~ ....... Sole 16.39 511 .00 ..................... Sole sa.79 51 5.00 ................... Sole 111.99 119.00 ................... Sole liS, 19 ANNI~ERSARY SALE SOFAS • LOVESEATS SLEEPERS Many new pieces have just been received. MURR11N AND SAVE /o 'oFF 0 h NOV. 8th Elb~tleldt f'IHIEIDY. OHIO (lit) ,,2·3611 CHAR111 CAkD 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Voter tunlout.· may be small, group says MEN.'S t22.95 BASIC Straight leg styles. Fine quality ribbed corduroy. Sizes 29 to 42 and Big Sizes 44 to 50 . The sea· ion's best shades . Reg. 11'1.'15 Regular Sizes............. 515.99 Reg. 122.'15 ANNWERSARY SAlE VEST DENIM JIANS ANNI~ERSARY MEN'S QUilT UNED FLANNEL SHIRTS Button and snap front styles in ·swEATERS 9.95 522;95 526.95 529.95 AMNIIIERSARY SALE ANNIVERSARY SALE Reverses to camouflage . Zipperfront, S. M. Land XL sizes. MEN'S NECKTIES $800 Reg. 51.7 5 Sacks ........ 51.28 Reg. 52.25 Socks ........ 51.65 Reg. 12.50 Socks ........ 11.88 CORDUROY JEANS Sl 5.95 HUNTING ANNIVERSARY SAlE $1 38810. Flonnels ...... l13.26 Flannels ..... $14.82 Flonnels...... ll5.60 Flonnels...... l17.94 ANNIVERSARY SAl£ MEN'S and Big sizes. poly cotton Tryella flannels, styling, famous makes. blends, wool flannels, oxford S. M, l . XL plus Talis and Big cloths sizes 2X. 3x and 4X. A BEAUTIFll SElECTION Western Shirts ..... SJ1.19 114.95 Sport Shirts ..... 511.88 Western Shirts .... $12.79 516.95 Shirts .... $13.48 8.95 Western Shirts ..... SJ4.19 518.95 Shirts ..... 515.18 95 Western Shirts ..... 117. Hunting vest with game bag with removable ga bag and hunting bib overalls. Work Work Work Work ANMI~ERSAR~ SAL~ . Crew necks, V-necks, coat sweaters and vests. Big variety of styles and colors. White or grey with color tops and solid white. Made by Hanes. tails. ANIIWERSARY SALE · MEN'S OUR NEW FAU SElECnON ' ton thru flap pockets, extra long shin First quality true we:s· HUNTING CLOTHES Boys Sizes 9 to 11 Men's Sizes 9 to 16 . Big and Tall sizes 2X. 3X, and 4XI. SPORT SHIRTS WESTERN SHIRTS Size S. M. l. XL plus Tall sizes blends and plaid "CARHARTT" BROWN DUCK TUBE SOCKS Plaids, solid colors. tweed look, but- MEN'S SALE HEAVY FLANNEL . Regular sizes S. M, Land XL, plus ANNIIIERtARV SALE ANNI~ERSARV EXTRA WORK SHIRTS and lee - Pre-washed Sizes 8 to 18 . Long sleeves, and corduroys. S,tudent dressv and casual looks. sizes 26to 30, Slims, Huokiesand Regular 8 to 16 . Stright leg style. Boys 59.95 Shirts ........... S7,.90 514.95 JEANS ••...•..••• 510.47 Boys' 112.95 Shirts • 116.95 JEANS.. ......... 511.87 Boys' SJ5.95 Shirts ..... 518.95 JEANS ........... 513.27 Boys' 118.95 Shirts ..... ~15.10 .95 JEANS.. ......... S15,37 MEN'S MEN'S & BOYS' Mostly clear tonight, wllh a low near 50. Partly cloudy Saturday, with hlglis near '10·. The probability of proolpltation Is nearr zero today and tonight and 20 percent Saturday. en tine Po me ANMI~ERSARY Number • By DAVID E. ANDERSON WASHINGTON (UP!) -Televised pollllcal advertising using negative messages could contrib· ule lo makinl!· Tuesday 's voter turnout one of llle lowes I In the lasl half -cenlury. a reseavch group says. "While !here are no studies which prove the demagogic television advertising hurts . voter turnout, It Is true I hal the public dislikes I his type of campaign:" said Herbert Cans of the Committee for the · Study of I he American Electorate. Cans said negative campaignin!! •• tends no't to Involve cillzens as participants In lhe political process and the surfeil of nega· tives on television cannot help but give a negative perception of the political enterprise as a whole." His research group predicted Thursday t~at voter turnout In this year's election could be less lhan 73 million of America's 178,335.000 ellgiblee volers- the lowest turnout in nearly 50 years . II s~ld the decline would likely happen desplle a slight national Increase in voler registration. "Despi,J~.H!is Increase In registration, voter turnout is almost certain · to go down In ·1986. resuming since 1966 a decline only brokep in 1982 because of the recession that year," Cans said. adding that registration "has become an Increasingly unreliable toollo determine turnou l." "The only ques lion. Is. how much turnout will decline," he said. "I! II falls below lhe 1978 level," when only 37.5 percent of the eligible v01ers voted, "II will ~I he lowest turnout In nearly 50 yea,rs ." Cans cited a number of reasons !or the likely low voter turnout: -In many oft .he most populous BUSY- Middleport Chamber of Commerce members and their WINNERS - These are ·only three of the mar.y costume prize, slates, such as New York, Ohio, representatives were kept · busy Thursday night at i.he Meigs winners selected In Middleport Thursday night when the Michigan, .Illinois, Maryland . Junior High School football field passing out treats to the many Middleport Chamber of Commerce staged !Is annual communlly Massachusetls aild Indiana, mayoungsters · of the town • who attended the chamber's annual Halloween party at the junior high school football field . Judging jor statewide races are less Halloween party. A variety of treals were provided for each oil he was held for all grade levels and the party brought out the . compellllve than In 1982. children. A parade from the Sears-Fruth parking lot on North creativity of residents who came up with almost every imaginable -In other populous states such Second Avenue preceded the party at the field. costume for the party. These are the first grade winners and as california. Missouri and include Patrick Gerald as Frankensteln'sMolllter; t_vm Kennedy Texas, there are co(npetitive as the prettiest, and Da-:ld Kirkpatrick as Uncle Sam. races bul not necessarily more competlllvl' than tlur years ago. -Voler lurnout. decreased 12 percent In thl' 1986 contested primaries as compared to 1982. By United Press International . know and what I've read. There disavow the SOB for do ing this, vich , the Republican may er of -The 1986 campaign was peJ a,mes A. Rhodes, the Republi- is just no !'nd to the spreading of bu I I thought belter of It. The Cleveland. culiar In thai nellher major can gub!'rnatorlal candidate, AIDS in Ohio. . voters will lake care of It." political party off!'red nalional Meanwhile, The Columbu s Dissays he plans to continue his "This Isn't being n~>gative . Irs Pfeiler, who finished third In patch repor ted loday I he apparissues or themes Ill be debated. -Public opinion polls . rev~aled . campaign agalnstwhal he says Is trying lo clean up a heallh the Republican gubernatorial ent link betw~en .the Rhodes Gov. Richard Celeste's ties lo the department that CelestE' cannot primary in May, said Rhodes' s campaign and a series of newslower woter Interest. · Cans said a decrease in turnout homosexual communlly, despite manage. The life of Ohioan.s is campaign was "prl'ylng upon the paper ads accusing Celes te of could occur despile lwo factors an apparent erosion of support more lmpo rlanl lhan Dick Ce- b ases fears and prejudices we promoting homosex ualil y wa s leste and Jim Rhodes ." have." that would normall:• point'lo an !rom wilhln his own party. slate Rep. Thomas Van Meter , For thl' past two w!'eks , On Wednesday night. Rhodes increase - higher levels of Senale Presidl'nt Paul Gii- R-Ashland, who has been workregistration since 1982 and the Rhodes has said Celesle Is a said in a speech al a Catholic lmor. R-Port Cllnlon. who fin - Ing with the Rhodes campaign all maturing of the "baby boom " "quiel leader" In P..romotlng gay churco In C)eveland that AIDS ished second to Rhodes in th e year. generation (because older, more rights. The target of his criticism vicllms • should be placed In · pr'imary, was reluetanl to dl The Dispatch said Van Meter seltled and married people t!'nd has been a pamphlet distributed "containment" centers and sug· reclly. crilicizl' Rhodes. bu 1wit en and an assoclale. Willia m AI· by the Ohio Dl'partment of gested Celesle's support of gay asked If altacklng homosex uals mendinger, a former aide lo the to vote at a higher ralel. . Health, Instructing homosexuals rights was respons ible for the was part of the party's strategy lale Rep . John Ashlrook, a · "For ihe past two decades. In w))lch types of sexual activi- spread of AIDS in Ohio . to retain control of the Senate. he conservative leader In Congress. voter registration has held relaties lo avoid lo reduce their "It (.AIDS ) Is a No. 1 problem said. " No. but I've sa.ld all I'm asked several printing shops lo lively oons(ant while voter lurand llhlnk we're going to have to · going to say on this." nou I went down 1exc!'pl for chances of contracting AIDS . produce th e ad, which appea red "I don'l care what anybody have some research al treatment 1982)." he said. ·•111 1982, ther~ Michael Colley, chairman of ·in some two dozen Ohio newspapwas no IncreasE> In voter registra - thinks ," flhod!'s said Thursday centers." he said , nollng I hal the the state GOP organlzalion, sa id ers las I week. nigh!. "I'm telling.-you what I number of people In Ohio affic ted the major Issues in the campaign tion, bul voter turnout was The ads w!'re sponsored by a with the disease could double sho uld Include taxes, manage- grou p called Ohio Cilizens for substantially up." every two years. "WI''re In for a ment of sla le government and . Dl'cency and Health and lhe dlfflcull time. Nobody has ever th l' Celeste administration ' s sa me group has appa re nlly been found I he answer. " elhics violations . , tryi ng to buy lei!'VIsion tim e this But several Republican lead· "Thai (homosex ual rights and We<'kend . ers are deserting Rbodes on I his AIDS! was not on my lis t at lhe Several Slalloru; WE're con: Issue. start oft he ca mpaign andlt 's still !acted by a man who said he was " I've lrled lo make it my not on my lis I." Colley said. acting for the Rhodes campaign, MANAGUA, Nicaragua tUPI) busineSs noll a comment. but I his " I think I here are man y more bul Jim Duerk, a Rhodes spokes- A People's Tribunal sum Is loo much," said sta te Sen. Paul important Issues lo be discussed man, senl lellers to all slatlons, Richard E. Jones, Laurel moned captured American Eu - Pfeifer , R-Bucytus. " My lnillal al lhc end of I he campaign than saying the man had no coMecg!'ne Has!'nfus to lestl!y today on Cliff. Pomeroy, has been reacllon was we oughl lo get the the single issue !hal's being lion lo lh.e Rhodes campaign .· named Meigs County's 1986 · charges of ferrying guru; and Republican l!'aders logelher and discussed." sa id Georgi' Vol noperson of the year- one of 12 supplies to U.S .· backed rebels outstanding South!'aslern lrylpg to overthrow Nicaragua's Ohio individuals to be honored Sandlnlsta regime. by the South~>astern Ohio Defense altorney Enrique Regional Council al Ohio Sotelo Borgl'n prot!'sted the University Inn. Ath~ns, Thurssummons Thursday night, sayday, Nov. 6. Ing Hasen!us. a 45-year-old ex-· Bob Evans. presld~nt of the Marine from l'ilarlnelte, Wis., SEORC. slaled lha1 the distinshould not ·testify unlil the guished honoreE's com~ from prosecution finishes pr.esenllng 10 Southeastern Ohio counties Its case. _ . ·and have been nom inated by "I will advise him nol to testify their home communities. This lomorrow," Sotelo said. will b~ th~ 18th annual Pl'rson Hasmlus faces up to~ years In of fhc Year banquet of the prison I! co.nvlcted of terrorism, organization. . criminal association and violaThis year. lhe SEORC lion of public securily laws. changed I he fo rmal and guide, He -was captured Oet , 6, a da y lines lo honor those who have after he parachuledfroma plane been Involved In the creation sbot down by Nica ra guan soldi of lobs and job opportunities Richard E. Jones ers . The C-123 cargo plane was carrying weapons and supplies and Industrial d!'velopment through lhe sale of Industrial !or Conlra rebels. bo th in the prlvale and public bonds; construction of a new The Sandlnlsta People's Tribusector. school for · the menially re-. nal. which aets as judgeandjury. . Son the of.lh!' late Mr. and tard'ed; construction of a Is mad!' up of a JusticE' Ministry Mrs. ·Roy Jones, Minersville, oour.ty heliport; oonstrucllon WINNING COSTUMES - These little goulles, judging category at the Pomeroy community lawyer and two government Jones has served as a M ~> lgs of a 45-unlt housing prolect for ghostles, goblins, etc., were the winners In the Halloween party. employees. Its conviction rate .Is {:aunt:;, Commissioner since I he el.derly and handicapped; kindergarten through sixth grade costume nearly 100 percent. 1976. He worked In I he banking acqulslllon of a $650,000 housbuslness for 16 years. He was a lng rehabllllatlon gran I Iori he member of lhe Pomeroy Ex- needy; !ormatlonoftheME>igs empted Village S,chools Board Counly-operaled Emergency of Educalion and was clerk of Medical Services to servE> the that board. He was the flrsl entire county; and locallng . president of lh!' Meigs Local the Big Whl'el Department GALLIPOLIS- Charles Le<' II following a nine-day trial In 20 after prosecution and de!!'nse evidence bull ets. The defe nse Board of Education and he has Store In Meigs County through was released from custody common pleas court In No- counsel questioned prospecllve attor ney also questioned Whf're served as chairman of I he lhe sale of Industrial revenue Thursday night after a qlne-man , vember and December 1983. Lee jurors throughout the day and was thl' doctor who performea Metgs County Republican Ex- bonds. three-woman jury In Gallla was sentenced to 15 years to life Into the evening of Ocl. 19. the Shirley Fursl' s abortion. His ecullve Commiltee since 19n. Jones Is married to the Counly Common Pleas Court In prison . Closing arguments were h!'ard questio ns also centered-on wherE> He Is president of I he Meigs former Donna Wells of Middlefound Lee not guilty of murder. Thursday morning and lhe jury were Greg Holcomb's fril'nds County Elderly Housing pori and they have lhree Alter deliberating 6'h hours, However, In January of lhls went Into dellberalioru; at 12:20 and cousin who allegedl y wilCorporation. chlldr!'n, Kimberly Quinn, the lury returned the verdlcl'at 7 year, the Fourth District Court of p.m. nessed Lee driving past the During his career as a Harlford, CoM., and Bretl p.IJ). The verdict was read aloud Defense altorney James CaHolcomb reside nce on the way 'lo Appeals determined lhal Ll'e's commissioner, Jones has as- and Susan, at home. 15 minutes later to an emollona! Fifth Amendment rlghl to coun- sey, following Pre;;!'~ tor JOseph • the murder site; and where was sis led with numerous projects Thursday 's ev!'nl will gel reaction !rom members of Lee's sel dur)ng questioning had been L. Cain, began his closing argu· the man whom F urs ! allegedly Including obtaining over ~ underway at ~<30 p.m. wllh a · family who were on hand. violated and order!'d a new trial. men I by stating·thai !he prosecu- spenl a portio n of the nlghl wilh million In stale and federal hospitality hour and the ban· Judge Richard C. Rod!'rlck Jr. The appeals court's objection tion did not produce any physical on March 3! . Non!' of lhem grants for Meigs County; quet will be al 6:30. Jones will discharged the jurors after the centered on taped telephone evidence proving his client's testified.. · oomplellon of the inultl- · be Introduced by Pomeroy verdict was read , and then conversall,ons made by Shirley guilt. The prosecut ion's case , Case;;' purpose building to house the attorney Bernard Fultz. ordered Lee's release lrom lhl' Furst, a major prosecution witThe Point Plea·sant attorney told Ihe jury. had only the health · d!'partment, mental Tickets for the dinner are Gallla County Jail, where he had ness, with Lei'. The ta.pes and also asked the jury severa l statement of Furst •. who had, health facllllles, the tubercu - available at the offices of been held during Ihe trial. Furst's festlmony played a key ques tions abciut holes in the through her own actions, proven losls office and tile senior attorney Fultz; West Sroond Lee, W, Point Pleasant, was . role In thefiFsttrlal, buiihetapes prollecuu~n·s cas~> . Casey won- herself to be selfish. Casey also clllzens center; construction Slreet, Pomeroy, at $12 .SJ convicted In the March 1983 were not ~>ntered as evidence In dered why the prosecu tlon did , stated thai the prosecution did of a new 100-bed nursing home. · each. shooting death of Barbara L. the retrial. not bring forth evidence proving not thoroughly investigate lhe Twyman, 17, Rl. 1, Ewington, · The retrial got underway-Oct. that .Lee ourchased the lxlx of murder. Man of ihe year title goes to Richard ]ones Gay rights issue splits Rhodes .backers ·U.S. captive set to testify . Jury finds Lee· · n Qt guilty of '83 murde~ - • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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