https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/526f75775f7433cc4dd070ad58cf3fbd.pdf 494178ec0f40e6cdd1cff6451568d02a PDF Text Text 1\it ., ',.' .~ ' ' . Page~ 8-.The Daily S8ntinel .----Local • Pomt~rov. Middleport, Ohio . Briefs:-~ 8~11 Speaker set for SWCD banquet Rick Pitorak, district conserva tionist, Soil Cons ervation Service, At hens, will be the Speaker for .the Meigs Soil. and Water Conserva tion Distric t an nual meeting and banquet on Tuesd<:\)', Nov. 18. Pitorak's topic will be a slide show of his conserva tion work while in the Peace Corps In Southerilt\frica . - --·- ncRers·-ranl!e a nnual meefing-aild banquet, to be held at Eas tern High School, are $5.50 eac h. The meal, to be served by the Ea ster n Band Boosters, will Include baked steak , mashed potatoes, gravy. Jll' E:en beans , slaw, rolls. pie, iced tea and coffee. · So il judging, outstanding farm family, Goodyear farmer of t he year. wildlife, apprecia tion and affiliate membership awards w ill be presen ted th roughout the evening. Elec t io n of one supervisor for a three -year term will take place. Ca ndidates in this elec tion are David Gloeckner of Letart Towns hip and Sta nley Hutton of Salem Township. 1986 a ffil ia te members who will be reCeiving certificates at the meeting are: Ohio Pallet to., Souther n Ohio Coal Co. ; Montgomery. Trail e r Sales, Buckeye Gas Products Co., Doxol Propane , J aymar Coa l Co .. Quality Print Shop, Rutland Depart me nt Store, 3R Industries. Gi bson Beauty Shop, Pullins Excavation, J .D. Drill.ing Co.. Dairy Valley, Leading Creek Watershed Associatio n. Vinton Cou nty National Bank, Central T rust Co. , Facem yer Lumber Co., Harris Farms and Gt-ccn house. Home Na tional Bank, Farmers Bank & Savings Co .. G&J Auto Pa r is and Bank One of Athens . Tickets for the dinner must be purchased by Nov. 10 froin any SWCD supervisor or from the SWCD office on th e second floor of the Far mers Bank building. Pomeroy. \ Meigs receives registration funds Slale Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson 's office reported the Sep tember 1986 d is tr ibut ion of sta te motor vehicle registration fees lotali ng $15, 017,944 .35 to Ohio counties, cities, town ships a nd villages. Distr ibu tion processes a re complicated "bJt the share for Me igs County to talc·d $14.340.00. · EMS reports 2 Monday calls says U.S. reporters 'used' by Nicar~guans ·. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) -Former u.s:A.t torney General Griffin Bell accused American . reporters of helping prosecutors get an "admission of guilt " from · Eugene Hasenfus for his role In •supplying weapons to Nlcara guan rebels.. Bell , actvish\g the American's Nicaraguan lawyer. told a news conference Monday Nicaraguan authorities are expected to use interviews Hasenfus gave reporters as evidence against him. Ann . . CO, PITTSBURGH (UP I) - Although the United Steelworkers and Armco Inc . have reacheq a tentative contrac t agreement , which covers 6,lll0 worker~ in· five states, union a nd company officials Moqday said problems of job security and profitability may persis t. The agreement, reached Sunday , covers active and laid -off worke rs at steel plants in Ashland, Ky., Baltimore and Kansas Ci ty , and oilfield supply outfits in Los Nietos, Calif. , and Gainsville, Tex. Workers are expected to vote on the 33-month contract by mail ballo ts during the next two weeks. USW and Armco negotiators described the agreement as "a fair compromise, but not a cure-a·ll in dealin g with the profitability and job security problems of the depre;sed steel industry." Details of the proposed con- . !•. ' Boy Sco ut Troop 24 9. Pomeroy, will meet Wednesday,. 7 p,!)'l .. at lhr American Legion Hall. Classes in firs t aid, citizenshiJfand mr rit badges will be conducted . AU boys, ages 11 to 15 , are invited to atlend . Blanche Edha Wolfe, 93, 515 Grant St., Middleport, died Tues · .davtt Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Wolfe was born March 29. · 1893, a daughter of the late Frank El'angcline Chapter 172. Or der of Eas tern Star , Middleport, will hold i ts staled meeting Thursday. 7:30p.m. Officers are to wear chapiN dresses . ' Orange trustees will meet Orange Township Trustees wili hold a special m eeting Thursday, 7 p.m.. a t the h?meof Dorothy Ca ll away, clerk. AUTOS PAINTED Divorce action filed SOC!fl i .James Stott lutt lr ;III'Ncl c,., .• .Lowest . .. Price·of the .Year On All Premium Bedding . . ' BEAUTYREST® fWIN (tach)'-1'1• 12f16 SA II s 14 9-lass C"'!'"" 12 0 fiNAL SALE S129 - . . PRLCE ·A7811 .3·................·••• :~·.~ ·sl·9.50 B78x13 .•••.••••..•.•..••••... 519.50 C78x13 ....................... 519.50 E78x 14 ....................... 520.50 F78x14 ................... :... S21.SO G78x 14 ...................... 522.50 G78x 1S•••••;................ 522,50 · H78x 15 .•••••.•..••..••••••••. 522.50 L78x 1S ....................... 523.50 FULL (tach 1-~. s3u QUIEIII SIT -«11. 'I" KING Sll-1111. 11191 SALE 'M9-Less '-If"" 150 FIIALIALI S649 $3150 $4Q5:0 - (la_gal Nov. ht) EROY .HOME & AUTO Open Daily 9-6 Mon. & Fri. 9-B . , 992-7094 United Press I~ternullonal Sentinel Stull Report.• A polilical era in sou theastern Ohlb ca me to an end Tuesday when voters in the · 17th Sena te Dis trict , in cluding · Meigs and Gall la counties. unsea ted inc umbent Oaklev C. Collin s ~nd elected Democra llc challenger Ja·n Michael Long. And despit e the ·loss of Meigs Cou nt y to her oppo nent. Incumbent State Rep. Jolynn Bos ler, D-Ga llipolis, won a - thi rd term In the state house. • Termed by observers the major upset 'or the legislative races In Ohio In Tues day's election, Co!Uns, Ironton . los! to Long, a 33-year,old lawyer from Circlev ille. The fin a l unofficia l result s showed Long with 48,104, 50 .7 percent , to 46.719 for Collin s. 49.3 percent. Curt Stei ner, Sena te Repub- . lie an campaign committ ee chairman. said ·befo re the election tha t the De mocra ts didn't have a chance tn the he·av ilv Republican district, whlch .. stretches fro m Columbu s''s southern 'suburbs to the Ohio River . of 750x16 6 & 8 Ply Tube Type 600 East Main ,Jan Michael Long Long defeats Collins; Boster is re-elected RADIALS SIZE , . ~RICE P1 SS/80R13 .............. S19_.50 . P165/80R13 .............. 522.50 P175/80R13 .••...••.•.... 522.50 P19S/75R14 .••.••••..•..• 52S.OO P20S/7SR14 .•..••••..•... S26.00 P21 S/7SR14 .....••....•.. 526.00' P21 S/75R1 5....•••...•... S26.00 P225/7SR1 5•..••••.•..•.. 526.00 ' P23S/7SR1 5.............. S27.00 700x1S rJ 6 Ply Thbe Type Comer of Third & Olin Gallipolis, 011. 446-3045 ,[olynn Bosler t1 LIGHT TRUCK SALE 1199 -lass (o'!!n 120 fiNAL SALE Sl79 SALE 1499-Lea Co'!'!n ISO fiNAL SALE S449 on high court ' POLYS SI'Z~ " - ALIGNMENT MOST CARS ...... •14.50 . Pomeroy, Oh. Serving Meigs Co. 20 Years- 1966·1986 l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!. . .!!!!IIJIII!II favored the renewal while 202 disapproved. A r \ current expense levy for stree t lighting In Pomeroy, one mill , was approved 415 to 290. Olive Township voters approved renewal of a one-mill levy for cemetery maintenan ce, 294 to 170. In Columbia Township, 100 voters favored a bond Issue in the Alexander Local School District of Athens Cou nty while 172 voted against the measure. The outcome of the meas ur e was to be determined in Athens County where the m ajor part of the dist r ict is loca ted .· Celeste • retires Rhodes ll GOP gains majority nile ALL PRICES PLUS RECAPPABLE TRADE See Su,.day'li Paper for Coupons Admissions - Nellie King, . Racine; Margaret Hawthorn, : ReedsvJlle. Discharges - Deborah Davis, Weber Wood . PIKE · At 30 WEST Phone 466: 4524 ' 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 Mental Health Boa rd . It was defeated 3,ll9 to 3,189. A new .5 of one mill tax levy for the Meigs Countv Park District, also defeated, dld (not fare as wei! , It was defeated 3,941 to 2,008. Five tax levies up for renewal In subdivisions were given : voter approval. Rutland Villag e voters approved a two-mill re newal of a cun·ent expense levy, five years dura tlon, .129 Ia 46, and Racine Village vo ter s also approved a n id~ ntical levy, 196 to 54. In Middleport, where a three- mill current expense levy faced voters, 526 voters state posts. For attorney gen- was given strong support locally era!, Anthony l Celebrezze Jr.. chalking up 4,698 votes while his D.. received 3.404 while his . opponent, John M. B4chanaii , D:. . opponent, Barry Levey, received got 2,tli2 . 3.~: Thomas E. Ferguson , D., Meigs Countlans supported a received 3,759 in his bid fo r Meigs County native. Jan rtli· reelection as state auditor while chael Long, D.. in his bid lor the his opPQnent, Ben Rose, rece ived Ohio Senate giving him 3,935 2, 726. · votes while his opponent. longIncumben t Secretary of St.a te time state senator , Oakley CoiSherrod Brown. D. ; wa s given llns, R., received 2,861 tallies. 3.480 votes with his Republican Me igs Countians also supported opPQnent, Vincent Campanella, Republican Garry Hunter in his receiving 2,910. However, when It attempt to be elected. as 94th came to the state treasurer's district state represe ntative givpost, Meigs County voters gave ing him 3,552 votes while Jolynn Jeff Jacob; , R., 3,Z76 votes and Boster, · Democratic incumbe nt, 3.0<18 to t he Democratic incum- was given 3,261. For .court posts. MPi~ Coun bent . Mary Ellen Withrow. For U.S. senator, Meigs tians gave Frank D. Celebrezze Co,unty voter s again supported 3,:54 votes : with his opponent fo r the Democratic incumbent,"John· the pos t of chief justice ·of the Glenn, ·who _cl]alked U[:! 3,6g8 ' supreme court. , ·Thomas J . vo·tes Witll hi s opponent , Thomas Moyer; received onfy 2 ; ~17~Local N. Kindness, getting 3,025 . Clar- voters gave Robert E. Holmes ence Mlller, Repullllcan Con - 2.~6 votes 111 his bid for ju stice of gres sman for the lOth distr.Ict, the supreme court. starting Jan. · 1, . 1987, whil e his opponent. Francis E . Sweeney received 2.258. Mei gs voters supported Herber t R. Brown with 3.014 votes In his bid for justice of the supreme court, term beginning Jan . 2, 1987, over Joyce J. George, who was given 2,343 voles . Earl E. Stephenson, who was unopposed in his bid for judge of the court of appeals. fourth dis tr ict , received 4,.'!3.1 votes 'In Meigs County. 'Titel You Can Oep,nd On" Cynthia Lynn McKinney Fife has been granted a divorce in Meigs County Common Plea s Court from Pau l Duane Fife. on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Veterans Memorial By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Writer A Iii tie · over half of Me igs County 's 12.~ 949 voters turned out on a rainy Tuesday toca.st ballots in the general election. There were no local level races up for decisions, but tax levies did face voters in some of the subdivision s. Me igs Board of E lections officials said !ha t the voter turnout was better than ex"pected , however . The only two loca l candidat es. both Republic ans. see king re· e lection and both unopposed were William R. Wicklin e, county auditor, who rece ived 5,041 votes, , and Manning K Roush, county commissioner . who received 5.010 tallies. On the sta te level . Meigs Cou nt:r voters favored former gover nor ' R'nodes., :t,554 over incumbent Richard Celeste, 3078. The voters went Demo·cra tlc for !he most part for other "SOUL HAN ' SlSOOO 26 Cents A Multimedia In<; . Newspaper Incumbents win re-election_; Meigs voters back Rhodes TRACTION TREADS AT ECONOMICAL PRICES The a nnua l Chr is tmas bazaar of the Rutland Emergency Sq uad wi II be he ld from 9 a. m. to 5 p.m . Saturday at the Rutland. Civ ic Center. Anyone needing information may call 742 -2233. Workers Alliance union retur ned to work today a t Argo-Tech In c. after a 14-da y strike. Th e employ('j'S voted 486-119 Monday to approve a new contract. By BQB HOEFLICH maintenance. Whlle the tax was lis ted as a new Sentinel Stall Writer · one on the ballot, a one:mill levy for the Tax mea.sures in' Meigs County's subdivis_lons maintenance of c~meteries does go in the won support fo r the most part In Tuesday's . township does go· off the tax clupiicate this year. election while two county-wide levies went down In Ru tiand Township, voters approved a to defeat. _ one -mill, five-year levy for fire protection, 381 to Three new tax levies were given voter approval 176. In subdivisions . In Pomeroy Village, residents The other new tax measures were on a supported a two-mill, (ive-ye!lr. new tax for fire county-wide level and both went down to defeat. protection at a vote of 520 to 186. ·Lebanon Coming dose to making it was a one-mill current Township vot ers approved 107 to 87 an .8 of expense levy for the Gallia-Jackson -Meigs one-mill. flvr-year new levy for cemetery lOCT 31 thru NOV 61 L..:_ FRIDAY thN THURSDAY: :.....J (~1 1«1 2 Sections, 12 Pa.ges ' ' SNOW TIRES RETREADS Christ mas bazaar set Saturday EUCLI D. Ohio tUP !J • Some ' enttne Mental ·health, park district levies fail·at polls PH. 742-2 2 of an acc ident on West Main Street. Pomeroy, at ll : 51 a .m . Monday. Pomeroy Po lice reported that a cardrivPn by Tammy Bable, Ra ci ne. st r uck the rea r of a t ruck dr iv en by Otho Casto, Mason, W.Va .. stopped in !he lane of traffic. The vehicles were both wes tbound . · There were modera te damages to the Bable vehicl e and light to t he Cas to !ruck . Bable was c ited on an assurPd clear dista nce charge. 800 members of the Aircra ft lAC)(:~ • Pomeroy-Middle-port, Ohio, Wedne~day, November 5. 1986 Vol.36, No .129 . Copyright~d 1986 BAAilA IH MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY - ALL SEATS l 2.SO !OMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.50 Two vehieles were damaged and one d'river cited as the res ult Union OKs rontrart at y Friday. Hi ghs will range from Ear l Eden offlciatl11g. Burial will the upper 40s to Ihe middle 50s he In Gravel Hill Cemetery at Thu rsday and Friday, climbing Cheshire. Friends may call a tthe into !he 50s Saturday. Overnight funeral hom e from 2-4 and 7-9 lows mostly will be in the lls. Pomeroy police cite driver 1.Continued ·from. :Pag'e 11 He ns le.v a nd Guido Girolaml: and fr.om .Jo hn R. Koehler and .Jean F . Koehler, doing buisness as the Rainbow Inn, 187 Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, a D-1 license, to Roger Lee Walker ahd Ariwona Sue Walker. The transfer requ ests wer e ta bled by council to allow commen ts from the public . • Ohio weather Edith Reiser will be at the Racine Department Store on Thursday. from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m .. to ass ist individuals in filing for Golde n Buckeye ca rd s. .Daily Number 4:38 . PICK-4: 1556 Rain continuing tonlgbt, with a low In the lower 50s. Cloudy Thur'!jday, with cha~ce of rain and hlrhs In the low 60s. The probability of precipitation is 90 percent tonight apd 30 perce nt Thurs· day. ~~~ ~;; ~ug~~~:~E~~in~:~. . f,l!o\l'eL~IWra) J:lome. w.ith Rev. Card filing help offered Council picks made ·· by coaches -Page 4 Court grants two judgments ~."' Middleport Chu rch of Christ. Surviving are a son and d a ught er-in-law, Joe and Mildred Wolfe , Middleport; two daug h.ters an d sons -m. Iaw, Lena :, !P~-~m~-~T~h~u~rs~d~a~ Y;,;· and Carl Martin , Middleport, and · 1 Audrey and James Ha·tey . Rutland; a daught er-in-law. Edna: Wolfe. Or lando. Fla .: 11 gra ndchildren , 23 grea t-gra ndchildr en and~ great-gra ndc hildren . Sev eral ni eces and nephews also survive . Besides her pare nts, she was preceded in deatti by her husband . Edgar Wolfe: a son, Ohio Lottery · :;:;;:;::;:;;:;;;:::;;:;:::;;:;:;:::::::::=1tJ OES chapter to meet Thursday All-SVAC against Ha senlus , ·. · In addition to taikl~g freely to Several mal or U.S. news 0rreporters about his role In tn!! ganlzatlons have interVIewed supply mission . . Hasenlus gave . lfasenlus. a former Marl11e from Nlcaragu'lm officials a handwrtt; M<\l'lnette, Wis., with Nlca ra- · ien confession: admitting l!e wa~ guan officials present. The Interhired to help ferry guns ,' amm~views were tape recorded . . nl(ion , food and other supplies to Bell said It was olNious Hasen· the U.S.,supported Contra rebels fus would be convicted. in their · war against the leftist ." After all, he didn't fall out of Sandinista government. ·.. the sky. He wa s on an airplan e. · In a court appeatiwceSul)day, carrying guns," Bell said. Ha s ~fus said of the four-page lfe said he hoped th e Nicara - confession, "It is my docUment: guan government would·"just le t It is my signature." · (Hasenfus) go" but said he had Bell, attorney general In the no reason to believe tha t would Carter administration, told re:. happen . · porters Monday , "It Is wrong lor tract will not be released un til "I don:t think he is a terrorist an American journalist to ar;, alter the uruon holds Inform ation as we know It ," Bell said. "He range with the pollee of anothet · meetings with its members sche- was helping the . Contras, a country to interview an Amerl-• duled for next week . revolutionary movement trying can citizen and turn that over tO USW officials, however, did to overthrow a government. " the police." ~; announce that the tentative con, tract Included labor cost relief in exch'lnge for profit sharing. In addition, it provides language A judgment of $8 700 has been awa.rded ti tle to the propertY. · similar to contracts the union has negotiated with other steel com- granted Floyd o. G~iffith, et.al.. involved in an real es t~tedispute : panies on the Issue of contracting in an action against Mabel Goff, against Hocking Domestic Coa ~-' out non-union labor. et.al., to quiet title to property. Co. . ,. •. In other matters, a restratnin~ . "We ttl)nk it's an equitable The co unterclaim of the defend order has been Issued agalnstthe·: agreement · for both parties," ant was di s mis~ed by the court. Sears Roebuck and co. has defendant in a case by Emma ; Armco spokesman Lee Bland said. However, Bland said , "We been granted a judgment of Elizabeth Milam against Jerry , have to make sure productivity $4 769 79 plus in teres t from Matthew Milam. ' ' And in an acttoh by the State of•, continues to increase.lf we don't, M ~rcla j_ Capehart. Ca lifornia and Connie Ann we are going to be in !rouble McDaniel, Gerald Lee McDaniet ; George Lem ley has been management, the union and ])as been found delinquent in,: workers." · child support payments in the : Armco recently negotiated amount of $15,615 .70. A wage • other contracts with w<r kers , assignment will be sen t to;'' who were represel)ted by indeSouth Central Ohio McDaniel's employer, and he Is' pendent upions, at plants In Occasional rain tonight and to submit a tax return to the ~ Middletown and · Zanesville, Wednesda:,:, with a low tonight in court. Ohio, and Butler, Pa, the mid 40s and highs Wednesda y in the mid 50s. Th e probability of prec ipil a· Hymn sing scheduled • tlon is 80 percen t ton ight and 90 percent Wednesday. A hymn sing will be held at 7 - ' a , nita Winds will be from th e norp.m . Friday at the Mount Moriah Pierce; a sister, Mary (Maggie) theas t at Jess than 10 mph Church of God in Racine. Fea - . Jones ; . a brother, Ray MeE t- toni ght. tured will be the Homebound· · hinny , and a gbinddaughter. Ohio Extended Forecast Gospel Quartet from Ripley, Anita Lynn Martin . Thursday throug-li Saturday W.,Va. Services will be ·held at l.p.m. A chance of rain Thursday and Friday at the R~wllngs-Coat s- Saturday. with fair . weather Government prosecutors plan to show the court the tape of an interview the CBS program' "60 Minutes" did with Hasen !us, who Is scheduled to testify today In his own behalf before a · People's Tribunal. Bell charged American repor ters were being "used and co-opted '' when they arranged interviews with Hasenlus through the Interior Ministry, He said copies of those interviews are l!elng .. used . as evidence . . rd Usw . · . feaC h ,aCCO . Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports two calls Monday: Rac ine at 9:23 a.m . to' Ohio 3.'18 for Maurice Lott to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 7:58 p,m. to Butternut Aven ue for Hester Houck to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Troop 249 slates meeting ' Tuesday, .November 4, 1986 .. Senate President Paul Gillmor attributed tbe loss to " a weakness at the top of the ti cket." '"Oakley , would h ~ve won had we had a stron g Republi can ticket." sald .G!Umor. who los t a chance to run for governor In the primar y when the GOP nominated J a mes A. Rhodes. . Long, a Me tgs County na tive, m9unted a strong cam · paif(n against Co Uiros, who has served in the Senate alm~st contmuously since the mid1950s. Collins wa's de feat ed in 1958by J. Sherman Porter of Gallipolis, but won back his seat four years later . Des pite Long's win. the GOP will maintain a majority in the Senate. District-wide , Boster polle d 16,Gl3 votes to 14 ,003 won· by Garry E. Hunter , her Republlcan challenger. Boster represents the 94th House Dlstrlc' of Meigs, G~llla and ~thens counties . ·. Boster had run on her record and leaders hip r ole In the House. while Hunt er, who has been .Athens law director since 1977 , proposed Increased funding for highways and education and the setting of new priorities In the state budge t. · In Meigs County, Hunter defeated Boster, 3,552-3,:/JH. Boster won In Athens County, 8,ffi5-6,Z77, and carried Gallia County, 5,.157' 4,234 . · Ohio voters split their tic kets Tuesday, giving the Democrats a s weep of the administrative s ta te of!lces, but sending Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze down to de feat and giving the Republica ns co ntrol of the Supreme Court. With 13,490 of the state's 13, 548 precincts repor ting , or 99 percent, Moyer had 1,588,583vo tes to Celebrezze's 1,326.278, a ratio of 55 percent to 45 percent: · · · In the other two r ace~ on the court, Republican Justice Robert Holmes defeated Democrat Francis Sweeney, a Cuya hoga County Common Pleas judge, ~1 percen t to 49 percent. and Democrat Herbert Brown edged Re· publican Joyce George by less, than 1 perc ent of the vote. Holmes had 1,314,964 vote<, o~ 51 percent, to Sweeney's 1.282.819, 49 percpnt. In the other race, ro succeed retiring Justice Clifford Brown, Herbert Brown had 1,318,562 to George's 1.~5.374. COLUMBYS, Ohio !UP[) Riding the tide of a positive, "Stand up lor Ohio" campaign, Gov. Richard F . Celeste has led a Democratic sweep of state administra tive offices and written an end to the legendary 52-year POlitical career of form er Republican Gov . James A. Rhodes . Celeste . rolling up 61 percent of Tupsday' s vote, became the first Democra tic governor In 32 years to win back-to-back terms and punished Rhodes. who· once ·s eemed invincible In statewide e(ections. With 13,517, or 99 percent, of the sla te's 13,590 precincts . reporting, CelestP had 1,1!!16,688 votes, or 61 per cent, and Rhodes had 1,200,001, or 39 perecent. Celeste's victory approached his 676,000-vote drubbing of Republican Clarence J . (Bud) Brown In 1982 and gave Ohio its BIGGEST YET • George ,Jop,;~on. Is pictured with two huge firs t lieutenan t governor in two bushel gourds grown at his home in Antiquity. Each year, Jolllson years . Dayton Mayor Paul R. grows the large gourds, hut this year got only one gourd. He plants ' Leonard will replace the late each year seeds taken when he hollows out the gourds. Johnson Myrl . H. Shoemaker, who died In uses .the hollowed-out gourds as containers as In olden days. offi ce. Johnson Is pictured with last year's largest, which weighed 71 Celeste's formu la for success pounds, and this year's, which weighed 115 pounds. When thl• year's wa s built around th e most gourd dries It will turn orange from green and will he, hollowed out expensive a nd well-oiled gubersometime next March. ,Johnson says the plants do 6ttle until the natorial campa ign In Ohio hismonth of September and then the gou~ds grow rapidly. tory . . He spent more than $5 million. twice as much as Rhodes . " We simply did no! have an adequately funded campaign," co nce ded a downcast Rober t A. Taft II. Rhodes's running mate. A jubilant Celes te. appearing POINT PLEASANT_:_ ln what tha n Mayes' ~.950. That rae<'· before his chanting supporters at. Ma son County voters thought went · down to the wire, with a noisy Democra tic victor y celewould be the race to watch Mayes lead ing by 52 vo tes- 3,&17 bration, termed his win "an T~esday night , Democrat in cum · to 3. 7B9 ·- with 36 oft he count y's over whelming vote for a positive bent J osephin e "Tommy" Hanes 39 prec incts repor ting. campaign ." sou ndly defeated her Republican Voters in Precinct No. 17 put ''Today 's vote wa s a vote fo r a challenger . · P oin t Plea san! Keeler ahead by three votes positive future for the state of Mayor Jimmy Joe Wedge , in her 3,007 to 3,864 =and precinct s No. Ohio." exulted Celes te as his bid for a seco nd term as county 1 and No: 18gave Keefer the edge bac kers. includin g wife Dagmar, clerk . he neede d to win . It m arks the boogied to "Stand Up For Ohio, " Hanes pulled in an unofficia l first time In a t least 21 years that · the Celeste the me, and "Hang On tota l of 5,607 votes while Wedge, Republicans have had co ntrol of Sloopy, " the state's official rock a lso a former member of the the Mason Count y Commission. song. West Virginia House of Dele- Barring a change in the outcome In co ntras t, a haggard Rhodes. ga tes. received just 2, 720. after canvassi ng and the co unt - looki ng every bit · hi s Tl years , The margin of victory for Ing of any challenged ballot s , made a brief co ncessio n stat eHa·nes - 2,887 votes - was the. KeMer wUI join K ~ntori Si)ellne ment at th<' ·Cievelait d Clinic, larges t in the ·. cou nty el~·on (R ) and Paul Watkins tDI on the where he is at tending his wife, night . . commll;s lon in J a nua r y. Helen. who underwent · major In anot her impo rta nt cou ty Mayes had de feated in cum - surgery last week. race, Republican Earl Keel r bent commissioner Mi chae l E . " 1 wish the very best for the narrowly dftfeated Democrat Whal en in the Democra t sta te of Ohio. for the next fdur Thomas "Tu cker" Mayes for the primary. years." sa id Rhodes. add ing tha t countv commiss ion sea t. Keefer In the only other count y ra ce of he sent a congratulatory tete . recei~ed 4.003 votes, just 53 more (Continued on Page 12 1 gra m to !he governor' s offi ce. Keefer, Hanes win Mason County races The two Republican victories gave the GOP a 4-3 majority on the court. · Moyer, an appeals judge and a newcomer to statewide politics, was elated with his victory. "I went into a Chinese res tau · rant the other day and opened a fortune cookie that said, 'Your present plans, are going to succeed :' and they did," Moyer said. "I will work as a Supreme Court justice with all my energy." Celebrezze did not appear, but his campaign manager. James Gravelle said he advised .the chief justtce. ''If I were you, I'd go to bed." JAYI;EE HONOREES - Meigs "Jaycee Player of the Year" honors went to Ja,son Bush '• " (delense) on left, and Huey Eason (offense) on right . .,n the middle Is coach Charley Chancey. ' . �' -..,. COmJilentary 111 Cou rl Street A friend (unnamed) working in a federal agency (unnamed ) does not, in my judgment, jeopardize the national interes t by writing to me as he has (lone and enclosing the classl!led mat' ter he did. The covering letter reads, "If you think It was galling in the days when you were here, have a look at this." " This" is a survey of t.hree European countries, a survey conducted right after the col· lapse of the mini -summit at Rey kj avik. The idea was to inquir e lnt.o what. typical Europeans thought of what. had happened In · Iceland, whose "fault" was It, If "fault" fs'the ·right word to describe what happened. A technician would ca ll the operation an "opinion- Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb rs:m~ ~.._.....,..,...........,=,.,. ~v ROBERT L. WINGETr Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager· DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor · •. P< MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome-. They ·~ou ld re less than m word s long, A.Hietters arPsubjert loedltlng and must be signEd with nam e, address and telephone number . No unslgna:l letters Will be published. LetteTs should be ln good taste, adQressing Issues, not personalities. canvass" of what Europeans th!nkof the way Ronald Reagan Is handling questions of war and peace. Brace yourself. "How much do you think this . meeting accomplished In helping to resolve the various Issues between the United States and the Soviet Union- a great deal, a fair amount, not very much, or nothing at all?" Well, that is a pretty harmless question, but It Is worth quoting because It probes the political acuity of the persons questioned. The British, French and Germans questioned agreed that nothing much was accomplished. It being obvious that this Is .the case, we are deal!ng with lnforll')ed people Informed at one lev"el, as we w!ll now see. The Lighter Side ·Light up for life By DICK WEST WASHINGTON tUPli - When hig h school students "bum cigar·ettes·· they aren 't necessarily about to sneak a few puffs. They ma_,. be soliciti ng pledges for the "Great American Smokeout. " scheduled thi s year for Nov 20. , High school students in Westchester Cou nty, N.Y .. will receive credit for each pack. containing at least fi ve cigarettes. they contribute to a bonfire in Dobbs Ferry. rm told the first "Posit ive Burnout" is being limited to high ' schoolers in tha t area, but you know ho w teenagers are. Highly imitative. _PL~!... , NOT~'•'· . ANYTHING BUT • (offense). Eight Marauders were' honored as AI!-TVC selections Including Bush, Eason. Paul ROCK SPRINGS - The TVC Dalley, J. R. Kitchen, Phll King, champion Meigs football · team Jesse Howard, M!lte · Bartrum, and Scott Powell. · along with MaS volleyball . cross Ottier varsity· ·root ball per. count~y . and golf squads were guests ot honor In the Meigs Fall _formers winning varsity letters Sports Banquet held here Included Donnie Beeker; S~tt Monday. . Williams:· . Wes . aowatd, Chris Smith, Jeff McElrLy, Brent Bls· The .Marauder · gridders of sell, Tony Shoemaker, ·Terry Coach Charley Chancey comFields, Mi~e Kloes, Jared pleted the 20-year old school's Sheets, Steve Tracey ,"Tim Ours t, first undefeated season (10-0), Paul Wolle. Todd Cullums. won their first TVC championDenny Welsh, Don Bunce, Rayship. and allowed the lewest mond Rider, Steve Musser, Scott points 128) Including eight Hanning, Bill Brothers, and Jeff shutouls. Hood. Awarded with the "Jaycee Reserve players honored inPlayers of the Year" were senior cluded Mike Roush. Kevin Oller, tackle .Jason Bush (<!efensel. and . senior tailback Huey Eason I Eddie Crooks, Scott Neigler. , -·- Berry's·World - Today in history By Unltec! Press International ~ Today IS Wednesday. Nov. 5. the :JJ!l!h day of 1986wlth 56 to follow. The moon is moving toward its firs! quarter. There Is no morning star. • The even ing stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on t.hls dat.e are under tti> sign of Scorpio. They Include historians Ida Tarbell in IB57 and Will Durant in IBS5, Socialist IJ"esklential ca ndidate Eugene V. Debs In 1855, movie co\Woy Roy Rb~rs In 1912 ~age 741. and actresses Vivien Leigh In 1913, Elke Sommer in 1941 (age45). and Tatum O'Neal in 1963 1age 23). On this date in history: In 1733. German-born publisher John Peter Zen~r began print.ing a newspaper in oppos!t k>n to the Bri tlsh cok>nia! admlnlstrat i:m, The New . York Weekly Journal. In 18,'11, combined British- French lorres scored a decisive victory over the Russians In the Crimea. In 19:.1, the first commercial television broadcast was aired. In 1940, President Franklin D. Roosevelt wa s ~lected to an unprecedented third term. ' NAMED to the TVC All-League team and honored at Meigs Fall Sports Banquet were left tG right, sitting, Jason Bush, Paul DaUey, J. R. ' Kitchen, a.nd Huey Eason. In back are Phil King, Jesse Howard, Mike Bartrum, Scott Powell, and Coach Charley Chancey. Esiason off fonn WINNING special award• at the Meigs Fall Sporu Banquet Included volleyball players ,Julie Miller (left) and Jennl _Couch. r;:::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::;::;::;====;:._, .Absent wa..~ Shanrion Hlndy. .l ' ~+~+o·o SPRINGFIELD , Ohio (U P!)Guard Steve W!!llard. expected to be a starter again this year for Wittenberg 's basketball team, has decided to pass up his final year of ~llglb!llty because he' s not Interes ted in playing ba sketball. "I just wasn't Into It, " said . Williard, a former UPI a ll-Ohio selection from Bexley High School. "I really had no motiva tion at all. Williard averaged 9.7 points. shot 55.7 percent from the field and led the Tigers with 103 assists as they went 23-5 last sseason. But, even then, he said he didh't fee l right . t Special of the Wee~ \ CHUCK WAGON STEAK + • f~. l $1.09 . RACINE -The Southern High School Athletic boosters will sponsor a banquet and awards ceremony this Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Southern High School. Members of the football and volleyball teams, cheerleaders, and coaches will he recognized . Officials sought POMEROY - Any area re;l d ~ nt interested In becoming a basketball official should cont. act Dave Jenkins or any area official In reference to an officiating class to begin soon. Taking tilt' class could result Jn certification bv the Ohio High School Athletic Association . Berry's World lishing Company /Multimedia, . Inc .. PomeroY. Ohio 45769,.Ph . 992-21!6. 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Haggy , and TVC lhird place Willner and' district qu~lifier , Wend! Kloes . The third membe.r, Hank Clelan d. was 14th in the TVC. Cheerleade.rs honored Inc lud ed Sherr! Blair, Leah Doidge. Amy Radekin, Sherry Cooper, Krista . Roush, Melodi Carl, StaGey Gibbs, Kim Ca lv er t, Jodi Erv in, Susan Sandy, Kim Chadwell , Mindy Spencer, Laura Cob b, and Dena Manley. At hletic managers honored included Randy Bunce , Joe Par ke r . Jon Miller, David Fetty , and Jerrod Douglas. CINCINNATI tUPI) -Despite WITH FRIES..... $1 ,64 a · less -than-spectacular season from one of their key players quarterback Boomer Eslason the Bengals have compiled a 6-3 record are tied for the lead In the AFC Central Division with "At tht End !If the Pomtroy·Mason Bridge ' Cleveland. In fact, compared with last POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2556 season, Eslason is having a very mediocre year. Yet the Bengals are winning. · • Eslason explains It this way : ~------------~~--~~---'·'We play our best when we have to play our best." Cincinnati has won two games . In the final minute, Including Sunday 's 24-17 triumph over Detroit, andariotber in overtime. · The Bengals have been finding ways to win. "This year, we may be more Inconsistent, but we've sure made the big play when It counted ," Eslason said. Here is what h~ppened, in other Arab-Amerclans were d!Israel. based In parr on an rPCted· into a separate room affidavit Dr. Kader filed wit. h the and <;JT dered to take off tbeir U.S. consular office In Jerusalem shoes. . At one point a lower-level to protest his treatment: · Kader was optimistic when he official started to apologize to boarded a bus to cross thj> Kader for the discriminatory Jordanian-Israeli border on QcJ , treatmen t , but a senl_o r military 22 with eight ·western Europeans officer came over and told them , and other Americans. He had "' Shut. up!" Then Kader was been told of rough treatment ordered In to another room and given to other Arab-Americans, made to strip down to his and he overheard one of the underwear. Europea n passengers offer to The Israeli officials e~amined carry a young Arab-American's all the cards In his wallet. Kader earner a across the border to said: they opened all the private prevent Its confiscation. correspondence in his luggage But Kader believed he would and read It closely , questioning be treated properly because he Is him about the contents. They an American - "American first gril led him about, notes In his Arab second." as he puts it. He notebook and asked him why he was going to Israel to meet with had underllnPd certain passages government officials, and, as a In tbe books he was carrying, · U.S. taxpayer, he had helped particularly one au tographed by :. subsidize the Israeli economy to j{lng Hu ssein . All of Kader's belongings were the tune of billions of dollars. HP felt he was entitled loa modicum opened- even candy t qrs- and of courtesy. dumped Into a box. A computer disk, containing six months' Kade'r' s opt lm!sm was abruptly shattered. While the research material lor articles he Europeans and Caucasian Amer· was preparing, was conflscatl'd leans were whisked through on grounds that " Information on Israel! customs, he and the two it may be sensitive." ' Meigs reserve volleyball team ston, Sheila Hendrick , Heather was 2-~. They were coached by · Hovatter, Amy Epple, Kelly Molly Feesler. Douglas, and Shelly Adams. V arslty players eatnl ng speCoach Bob Ashley's golf team cial awards Included Julie complied a 15-13-1 record which Ml!le-, Jennl Couch, and Shanlncl.uded a TVC runner-up plac non Hindy. Ing . Two members. Matt Baker Other varsity members inand Marty Hart advanced to cluded lVIary· Butcher, Elise district competition while Baker Meier, Jenny Miller, Cindy Ril· and Jeff Nelson . were AII-TVC fie, Wendy Fry, Terri Roush, picks. The team's fourth Shelly Stobart, Jennl Swartz , and member was Scott Barton. Marla Musser. . Coach Jim Oliphant's threeReserve members Included member cross country team Renee Young, Leslie Carr, Chris· included TVC third place fi ntie Sauters. Chrissy Richmond. ishk fifth place -In th e district, Cathy Hoootetter. Jody Levlng- and a regional qualifier, Rex Williard won't play Germany's unoffic.ial capital___Do_n_cf1~aff MUNICH - If most - West goods and services and cultuGerma ns had their druth ers, this rally In th~ number if theaters city would have a population of t66) and symphony orchestras close to 40 ml!ilon. ~ fi ve) and as a film and television According to the polls. two out center. of every three · citizens of the It draws the most foreign Federal Republic would like to tourists t2.7 million annually) live here. and Is Germany's most cosmoTo cite just one of the reasons , politan clfy (fo reign nationals this is lhe coun try's most dy - make UP, 16 percent of Its 1.;8 namic city. Its economy Is ml!ilon r~sldentsl. es pec ia ll y strong. It leads ali It annually stages the most olhers in indu str ia l activity and fair s and exhibitions, attracts the In job opportunities. most business conferences, has Duplicating the American ex - ~ the tight es t housing market and perience of the last severa l is plagued by the most bank decades, West Germany's eco- robberies . nomic balance has shifted dram· Munich has come to be widely atically from north to south. The regarded as Germany's secret old Industrial heartland, the -capital. Reaction to Its boomRuhr. Is now a depressed area on town atmosphere Is not, howI he order of (If not yet so ha_r d ~It ever, entirely favorable. Some as 1 the American Rust Belt. .1 cr itics ca ll it "Prolltopolis." Meanwhile, new ln!lustrl-al Muni ch Is also being trans·areas based on new tecHnologies formed phy sically. Alongside the ha ve been springing up In the baroque churches and trad!South German states of Bavaria . tiona! stone and stucco strucand Baden-Wurttemberg. tur es of earlier eras, modern high-rtses are shooting up. Some Munich, the Bavarian capital, like the cluster of gleaming, has proflt. ed most from the shift. It Is now that unchallenged metal-clad silos that house the capital of what has become a Bavarian Hypo-Bank- would be . German Sun Belt. It continues to far out. even In Houston and attract the most new entertrlses Dallas. A!! of this Is pretty heady lor a · and has forged ahead of Berlin city that not k>ng ago was known and Hamburg, the longtime primarily lor scenery (the Alps leaders, as a center of activity. begin almost In the southern Both of those cities still have larger populations. But in almost suburbs) and Gem utlichkeit. Plenty o! the "latter Is still every other respect Munich can claim to be No. 1. As noted In a around. But In the process of br eat hless report In the weekly going high -tech, Munich has magazine "Splegil," . It leads required a reputation for high economically In tqtal output of !!fe. It Is the lavctlte stamping Randy Hawley, Mike Harris, James Sauvage, Ron Bachtel, Dennis Boothe, Todd Smith, Stan McGuire, James Warner, Dave Hess, Henry Buchanan. Brent Zirkle, Ed Baer, Doug Stewart; Jim Durst, Wes .Young, Decker .. Cuiiums, Marc Howard, Homer Welsh. Matt Petterson, · ,Je.rry .Jacks, Marc Corsi. Todd Powell, Mike Southern, Kelly Ogdln. Jay Humphreys, Sean Lamliert, Billy Haggy, and TonY Miller. ' The -Meigs reserves' complied an Impressive 9-1 slate and were coached by John Arnott and Rick Edwartl<. The Meigs volleyball team posted a 22-5 marlrthat included s~f:>nd place ln. the TVC, the class AA sectional championship. and district runner-up. The ' TOP GOLFERS - Winning AII·TVC honors on the Meigs golf team Include Malt Baker, left, and Jeff Nelson. r.---------------~--~--------~-~ Rough treatment ____J_ac_k_A_n_de_rs_on_&_D_a_le_~_an_A_r__,ta Americans were passed through without a hassle. "I fe'ellike a Jew andyou'ret re German." Kader protested to one Isr aeli official- a reference to the Initial segregation of Jews before the Nazis shipped them off to t.he death camps during World War ll . Kader Is soltspoken and usually amiable. He looks unmis takably Arable: In fact , his Cauca •lan American wife says whe wa s partly attracted to him by his resemblance to actor Omar Sharif. As executive director of Ire Arab - American Anti Discrimination Committee until last December, he spearheaded efforts to erase t he stereotype of Arabs as trigger-happy fanatics lurking around every corner to kill !he first American who happens along. Because of his position. he received threatening telephone calls following every terrorist bombing attributed to Arabs: the committee's West . Coast di rec tor. Alex Odeh, was assassinated, and "the committee' s Boston offi ce was bombed. The Daily Sentinei- Page-,- 3 !:! And finally, in a perverse way the most Interesting: "Promotes human rights . Does this state· menl besl describe President Reagan or Soviet. leader Gorbachev? " Answer : Britain: Reagan. 75 percent: Gorbachev, 6 percent. France: Reagan, 67 percent; Gorbachev, 5 percent. Germany: Reagan, 67 percent ; Gorbachev, 3 percent. We are no! , thf'n , dealing with cret ins who simply do not know. It Isn't enough to dismiss the poll by saying that we have here a marvelous example of the successes of Soviet Propaganda . . The tiny minorities who bel!eve that Gorbachev Is more con· cerned with human rights than Reagan represent the True Believers - the commu nists. But I bey are just that, aberrants. · The burnout. I predicl. wi ll be duplicated at other schools and the first thing you know none of the st udents will be using bre aks to visit smok ing areas. , Ins lea d. rhey 'll be shooting baskets or whatever young people do these days to kill time when they aren' t smoking. A publicis t sa)'S I he Nov. I5 bu rn ing of the cigarette packs will be hr ld at Mercy Coll ege to "kick off" 'this year's Smokeoul. Spea king of kicki ng off. what wil l a group of George Mason University sr uden ts in nearby Fairfax , Va .. be doing n-ex t Saturday afternoon? No t walching foothalt. I ca n tell you. According to a news release prepared by lhc Muscular Dystrophy Associalion. they will be participating In the first annu a l "Stadium Sit" to raise money lor FDA. . · The studenrs. it was explained. will move from seat to seat in <J'der to sit in as man)' as possible during a lhr ee-hour period on Nov, 8. The.v will "serk pledges from coni ributors " every timet hey chan ge srats . said an associa tion rxecutive. ·· trs greal that the st udenrs of GNrge Mason will be using their s trong lrg muscles to help those wirh cr ippling muscle diseases," he said. WASHINGTON - I sraeli Yes, and if mighl a lso be pointed out tha t more lhan strong leg border offi cials strip-searched a muscles will be involved in the "sradium sil." dist inguis hed Americart bu siIt also might be po int ed out thai student s don't have to seck MD A nessman Jwo weeks ago, interropledges every tim e thev leave their seats. Going alter hotdogs. as! ga ted him for more t.han two discovered I he las t time I att ended a college fo otball game. wlll do it. hours and co nfl~cated some of hi s But ·maybe !hat's the way young scholars of the future will be . person al pr operty - because he spe ndin g their time- b.v givin g up smokl ng and staging stadium sits. Is of Arab descent and looks It . Makes one wonder whal e lse they might be willing to do for charity. Despite his U.S. passport., which Would they, for instance. swa llowgoldfis hlohelplhehandicapped? showed him to be a native-born Or try to ser a new world's record for the number of human bodies American. the Israeli officials cra mm ~d into a si ngle telephone booth ? • refused to accept his repeated I don'l know what the curren t records are in those two fi elds of Insistence thai he is a U.S . en deavor. Neil her is recognized in mv edi tio n of the Guinness Book of citizen. World Records. Dr. Omar Kader is no terroris t. Guinness includes the marks for go ld panning. flute playing, In fact, he was entering Israel as kissing, knitting. kite fl ying and Co nga dancing among the severa l · part of a six-country tour to dozen feals it lis ts. Bu t on go ldfish swallowing and phone booth organize an Internation al conferpacking. the book is strange ly silent. ence on terrorism. He was Does this mean schola rs of today no longer swa llowgoldfis hor pack coming from Jordan, where he themselves into phone booths? I certainly hope not. had discussed the plan with King Charit )· is bound to su ffer. eve~ if Co ngress repeals the new tax Hussein . reform legislat ion. The 43-year· old Kader Is a professoria l type born and raised In Provo, Utah, wher e his parents had Immigrated from what was the n Palestine- and is now Israel. He recognizes Israel's need to take anti-terrorist trecautlons at it s border crossings . but he was particularly upset at be in g sin gled out for hars h treat ment when other, non-Arab Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio By KEITH WISECUP Sentinel News Stall greater effort to bring about a "Who do you think Is mainly to nuclear arms control agreem~nt blame · ror not accomplishing more at the Reykjavik meeting -the United St.ates or the Soviet - Mr. Reagan or Mr. Gorba· Un!orl?" Answer: Britain - United chev? Or do you think they are States, 20 percent; Soviet Union , both equally to blame?'.' Reagan Is to blame! Britain (35 46 percent. France : . United percent), France · 112 percent), States, 35 percent; Soviet Union, · Germany (43 pe!'cent. There ~ percent ; Germany: United were lots of Don't knows and woo- States, 18 percent; Soviet Union, · knows?, and there. w'ere those 42 percent. The ligures speak for who thought Gorbachev princi- themselves . Only In France Is It pally to blame, to wit Britain (9 · supposed that we are making a · percent) , France (15 percent), greater effort than· the Soviet Germany ~6 percent) . In short, Union toward arms control. 3'h times as many Brits thought . { the breakdown was Reagan 's Two more. Begin with the I fault. and 7 to 1 of Germans did . shocker. "Is trustworthy. Doe~ The French were about evenly this statement best describe divided: President Reagan or Soviet Nexl question: "Which coun-. leader Gorbachev•'' try do you bel!eve Is making a Answet I\rltaln: Reagan, 29 percent: Gorbachev. 21 percent . France: Reagan, 47 percent: Gorbachev. 10 percent. Germany : Reagan, 26 percent; Gorbachev , 33 percent. More Germans trust Gorbachev than Reagan . ,\HATr• Pl~y,e! 5. 1986. Meigs honors fall athletes; awards highlight annu~l fete · \Canks aren't WelcoDte-'--__._W_illta_·m_·_F._B_uc_kl_ey___J_r. The Da.ily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller Wednesday. Novamber Page-2-The Daily Seiltinel P011l81oy-. ""iddleport. Ohio .Wednesday, NQVeml!er 5, 1986 $AYE S6.50 TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS·-·SPECIAL OFFER JUST FlU OUT THE COUPON BELOW AND MAIL IT ALONG WITH YOUR PAYMENT OF ONLY S26.00 TO: • DAILY SENTINEL 111 ·COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 r •• r------------------------------------·---- 1 YES,I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SP EClALI I OFFER OF 6 MONTHS FOR ONLY '26.00. J I . ~~ME I 1 ADDRESS !' I CITY MTE __ J , I PHONE _____ .. _ I I J ! 0 CURRENT SUBSCRIRER - D NEW SUBSCRIBER ------------------------------------------ J THE"YOUR DAILY S El· HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER" • �.. , . . . Wednesday, Page- 4-The Daily Sentinel Oaks dominate All-SVAC Dream Team Football Selections F1RST TEAM ALL-SVAC Pos. TB · SE LB SE FB G G TB TE WB FB Til QB C G HB FB OT TE OT QB TE QB' T Wt. 165 200 ~ Vr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr .. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. 165 165 170 160 180 160 185 140 ' 190 165 200 220 165 170 175 220 175 225 180 175 150 225 Src Sr. Jr: Sr. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. SPECIAL MENTION Pete Roush, S., Jr .. "Honorary All League" Tommy Miller, SW, Jr .. "Honorary All League" HONORABLE MENTION S - Scott Burris and Tony Connolly . , KC- Chris Vogel and Mike Bradbury. HT - Larry Jarrell and Brad Cremeens. E -Doug Beaver and Kyle Davis , SV- Les McGuire and Larry Pernestti. SW - Harvey Burnett and Danny Patrick. NG - Mike Kemper and D.L. Glassburn. OH -Eric Faye and Zane Jones. M.V. BACK Richard Hurt- North Gallla M.V. LINEMAN Steve J arre ll- Hannan Trace COACH OF THE YEAR Mel Coen - Kyger Creek It's time to get the round ball out•.. ! University baseball squad. Zan e. son of Don and Sue Beegle, Racine. was an all -league per · former fo r Coach Hilton Wolfe, Jr.'s District Ch a mpi ons hip tea m in 1982 and was an All · District , All-State performer in 1983. ' Following an outstanding ef· tort In the state all -star game. Zan e was offered a scholarship at VMI (VIrgini a Mllliary Institute) for his baseball endeavors , but chose · to participate In basketball at BE.>thany College in West Virginia. He JatE.>r transferred to Ohio University , where he has concentrated on baseball . Zane has been working out as a pitcher for the Bobcat tea m. Kelly Grueser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Grueser, Minersville, Is currently playing football at Musldngum College. The 1986 Southern graduate and all· league performer for the 1986 SVAC Champion Southern Tornadoes has earned academi c honors as wel!.l!s excell on the !IE.> Id for the Muskies. · Former Meigs grads Brad Rot1nson and Bob Ashley are currently playing football a t West Vir>dnia State University a t Institute. Robinson has seen limited action In the backfield, but has enjoyed great success --· dnlpNI funtral · llrran.R'W'nl, ju81 ull ~ t<hil POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "'llo.• II ,., · /,,.,..,.- POSTAL 'JOBS CLERK & CARRIER POSITIONS ($9.92/hr to slarl) • Specltl announcement lor all candidates planning to llgn up lor 1111 Clert-Carrler Examinllioall the Pomeroy Past Office n well n many Dlhlr POll Oftlculn the 457 Zip Code Area when Ills nut annDtiiCid. IAnd Iince It won't be otlered again 111 II lent 3 yea11, don 'I miss outll 4·HOUR WORKSHOP Score 95·100% or Your Tuition Ia Refunded! n.. ,.,._ Tile ...,IIS21,1U.M,... . . . . r It lilt a . . a ........ ro pf tfw joO. t.r. ,_. Wtnttt w~tj 11tW 111'11' lllltl.. lriiiiii....._. ... ..,.. ....: IIIIMII_.,...._tl • . llrtellfl*. flltllnllllf•lfil lfftl4llll • Ill .. IICM .,..........,_le....,,.....,. ........__. . ~ ..,... . , .... lllllb•.T•IIt'"""n,..f ..-. .,.. . . . . . . . . . . . .......,_, ......................... '"",..,., - - - · . . . . ,..., 15~ . 1M wortilloo 1!1 tlrJtit olltrllld niM jlrJDf to thl! IDimal ~ ~ 0111'1& 1•1~110'1 lYle., Ill 'I'll 1'011 teleQWII: 111t11: 10 01~111!! IDI tne tut lotH!~ H$1 Qlllt:H !11_,. 16.3 yards per return. . Ashley has been the regular punter for WVSU with a 41.3yard . average. Ashley's kicking ha s beE.>n a team Rtrong point. !Quite an accomplishment considering Cinci nnati Bengal punting has averaged just ~yards per kick .) · Area hunters wanting to get in practice for deer season should get in practice at their area gun c lubs. The Ra cine Fire Dept. has lilt IIU'WIItAmrtlllfl'ltlctl lSI\ I lflllljl t.'nllo Pf!C)III 11101*11 fl.,.ll11'11nq !lOW, IQi'l tit tUCI~ 10 KOII!S ll!ointj OUII'lelhOOI "'"'" lt1t tnl ll Dt0t> IW"''!WOIIIII\ I IOtflo 01 t~ti.Ht TI)Ml0CAII ' Wt~~~t lilt~ 1)1: 1tii . . . AIIr\, llltlll-....,~llfWIO\'OI.IOCiilil .fumdltes~ ~ Thr~ Center ~ lhl; W!W:t lu m,..,. 'fOil c~ rtloUie 1<1 , , 1ru ~ 1llll counlry 1011 IIIII • ~.,.. 111 IIIYII~ 10 ~ 'fl"ii' IJC)f rtcorder to IJCOIII!IIt ~lot ""ICJII! mm '""" • ~ lkt rn., llttllllt!. 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SUPPLIES HANDMADE CRAFTS POUND GOODS years of 1111 01 older PEOPLES • TUES., November 11th- 1 pm-5 pm; I pm·10 pm MEIGS COUNTY MUSEUM - POMEROY t44 Buttemut "venue (Off Ria. 33) BANK M£MB£R F.D.I.C. For lnlllnt WORKSHOP RESERVATIONS Call Todly - TOLL FREE 1·1100-233-2545, Ext. 8833•8 (-""I am· I pm EST., Mon. ·Sit.) "THE BEnER BAtiK'' • 5th 'Stleet New Haven, W. Va. 882·2135 ~· "', ' PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU-SAT., ~OV. 8, ~ 1986. 2212 Jackson Am111 Point Plilasant, W. Ya. 675-1121 Second Street MilSon, W. VI. nl'-5514 2o· • ·Coupons· Ch~d: •RN~':st .~ ..... Sl 59 ,..-------.. •.. BcUCKEbT . s · . k -• S1 99 ... u e tea ••• ~B~..... . . USDA ~HOICE BONELESS ·$399 • StriP.. Whole Steak ••• ~B~ = ... Loin Strip ••.t~•... S2.69 "' FLAVORITE · . $239 Boneless Hams ••• i~ ___ __ . BALLARD'S LINKS OR ROLL • $· 1 4 9 Sausage ........ ~!~~-... · · z •· c: c: Luxury feature> at a great pHce. • Never over $20 per month to operate. • Completely portable, totally >elf<ontalned. ••••• c: ·~ z .._ GRADE A BLACKWOOD HOME SPAS 40037 Sumner ld. . Po•roy, Ohio • • _e=====::::::===== • ' ~ •• . "t' \ • • • ,. ' ·UI ' 12 ' I oz. PKG. ·0.ft. · SAVORY • • I .; ·, CHEESE""................. $1 .19HOT PEPPER CHEESE ••• S1.59 llllANDllE .D. EGGS " ...'!ll1.'........ 79< ·= t"' ~ .,. • 0 Ill I=• ~ "" 0 ~ "C •. } •• •' ..'.. '•' ..• -.. 3 II. NEW YELlOW ONIONS "....... 79 > 2. ¥ ... ~ . ~ 0 • 1 < > r"' ,> Ott Ye•r Tll••kttl•l•t Tarker Or4er Plu•• No• ... I·•· l"'ft Qwrtan . ~ SUPERIOR FRANKIE K 1-LI. PAUAGE Whole .Fryers •• !~ •••• 59( Leg ·Quarters·•• !~ .... 49( W·1·ene·rs ••••••••••••••••• 99( Bacon ............... !~ .... 99.( FRYER 614·985·3805 llfi:CTIVL lliHU SAf .. NOV. B. lYBti , .. 0 Pllune 742 21 DO ••. "0(. . Q • DEPARTMENT STORE PAIICAY MARGARINE ...... 79 run 12 o.. 16 Sli<e • . Hot Spring Home Spa RUTLAND f'HIL!~) Limit • LESS! ' He received 13 flrst ·place votes to 12 for Valentine In balloting conducted of 28 members of the BBWAA - two from each AL city. The extra flrst ·p'Jace vote McNamara. received ;roved to be the difference as both manag· ers got eight second-]:lace men tions and six thirds. Prior to the 1986 seas on. the Red Sox were picked to finish as low as sixth In the rugged AL East. McNamara led the team to a 95-66 record, the club's !Jest In e ight years. as the Red Sox won the East by 5¥., games over the NO GIMMICKS! NO MINIMUM BALANCE! · CHOOSE 1 OF 2 WORKSHOPS .298 SECOND .Sf POMEROY, OHr • THEB Yankees . . Known .as a "player's man ager" because 'he believes lri slicking with a set lineup and Jetting the playe~s dictate . the action, McNamara e!lfned tremrndous respect. from his tea~. MeN amara' s relations hlp with the news media was. at times. strained. s ha re It with a lot of people," said McNamara, who singled out pitcher Roger Clemens as the one player who most helped the ream reach the World Series. McNamara joined the Red Sox a~ tbelr 36th mana~er Oct. 18, 1984, and led the team to a .5001 record in his first season. SENIOR CITIZENS!* I I . ' MELCOEN (Coach·of·lhe·Vear) McNamara named AL· 'Manager-of-the"'Year' FOR ""J,... .,.lfi'WIQ !MY IIWIIII'tS U"Y lm, IS W)lltir: 11111'11-lloy THURSDAY · FRIDAY . SATURDAY SUNDAY NOVEMBER \ ) -· 6, 7,. 8, . 9 ' ,....,,----. • ,. '- ~ NOCHAROE CHE.CKINC: ACCOUNTS 'Must be 62 ' ...... .. Until next time I'll see you In hoG..,_, '""' W<thlltlp 5uln!l a lmlecl •• •• • Tentative dates for the SVAC prev iews are set at November 21 and 22. Instead of th e girls and boys playing on different n!ghl s as In the past , four leagu e schools will meet eac h night , featuring b:Ji h their boys and girls squads. STORE ·HOURS Mon.·Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 A"'-10 ~M ' Kahn's Wieners~•..••• ;......... S1.69 ECDKH JOMIO Bologna.........:...........l'•······ S1.79 r;::::::::::::::::====::;l HO.MADE EASTERN HILL Ham Salad~ ••••••••••.••••~•••.••••••• 99c 'ARMOUR or SMTifl£lD SHR£DOED .... $2.39 lb. fABRIC SHOP S milts north of Cl111ter, Ohio Boiled Ham ••••.•.•.• !!.... SliCED S2 .19 SEWING NOTIONS choke 12·gauge shoots for facto shotguns everyrySaturday evenIng at 6:30 at Bashan. while the Racine Gun Club shoots every Sunday at 1 p.m. We Re~erve The Right Tct ' . Limit Quantities • NEW YORK (UP!) - John McNa mara of the Bosto~ Red Sox, who 10 days ago suffered a bitter de!ear In the World Series, received somE.' consolallon Tuesday when he was vo ted American League Manager of ·the>Year by the. Baseball Writers' Association of America. . "To come that clos.e and not succeed ... ," McNamara said of the Red Sox' seven-gamE.' Series defeat at the hands of the New PA York Mers. "For however long a 125 person's been a Sox lap and !6 rooter, if's not going to hurt any 103 more than the hurt I feel." 125 Th e low· key, gray·haired vete170 ran look· a team predicted to 243 finish In the second division and 294 directed it to the ,AL East title. 217 Th e 54·year·old McNamara edged B?bby Valentine of the PA Texas Rangers by live points 00 one firs t-place vote - to win his 74 first Manager of the Year award 76 after 13 years· as a big-league 102 skipper. 212 . "In an award like this, you (Overall) Team W L PF Oak Hill .............. 9 1 249 North Gallla ......... 8 2 184 Southwestern .... : .. 6 4 154 Kyger Creek ........ 5 5 121 Symmes Valley ... 5 5 192 Hannan Trace .... .4 6 157 Eastern .............. .3 7 112 Southern .......... ... .2 8 132 (Conference) Team W L PF Oak Hill .... ........... 7 0 225 North Gallia .... ..... 6 1 155 Southwestern .... .. .4 3 124 Symmes Valley ... 4 3 156 Eastern .. ............. 2 5 94 Hannan Trace ... .. 2 5 00 217 KygerCreek .. .: .... 2 5 . 84 100 Southern .............. ! 6 !6 143 ..,... • 1-11. FISHirS 1 ...,. ·~ per carry In the backfi eld and ...... I have received word that form er Sou thern bas ketball· baseball star Zane Beegle has Pa rned a positio n on the Ohio M CHESHIRE SVAC Coac hes met Tuesday evening at Kyger Creek High School to select the 1986 All-League foot · ball squad , headed by Most Valuable back Rlch·a rd Hurt ·of Nor th1Gallia and Most Valuable Lineman sreve Jarrell of Hannan Trace. Kyger Creek mentor Mel Coen was named as SVACCoach of the Year after leading I<C to a 5-5 season that followed a winless year In 1985. Dominatin g first team selec· tions'was league champion Oak Hill. The Oaks placed six team members on the all-league squad. . Oak Hill captured the SVAC with a perfec t 7-0 league mark and 9-1 overl)ll mark. Runner-up North Gallia, ,6-1 and 8·2, pl aced five members on ·the squad. For the first time, the league coaches honored two injured players- Southern's Pete Roush and Southweste r n's Tommy Miller. were given Special Men tion on the All-Leagu e squad . It was also announced today Kyger Creek's Kelly Roush and Southern's Wendy Wolfe were .na med on the Honorable Mention All -UP! All -Ohio Volleyball tea m. OPEN MON.-FII. 10 A:M.-5 P.M. returning has kickoffs and3.2 punts c l;o;ry;cl;rc;l;e!;;;;;;;;;;SA;T;.;10;·;2;;;;;;~~ Rolinson averaged yards. ~~t;he;v;t; REMEMBER WITH TuFLOWERs· !'eftd beaullfullv ...,.•• Alf' Final SVAC. standings The Victorv Circle The Meigs Ma rauders of Coac h Charlie Chancey completed an outs tanding grid season this pas t Friday with a 33-0 victory over Federal Hocking. The win high· lighted a perfect season and produced the school 's first undefeated 10·0 grid season . I understand that the Mar aud · ers received tremendous support from the community tlroughout the season , but the greatest gath<'ring of support this season ca me Friday as a caravan led by the She riff' s cruiser welcomed th<' team back to Meigs Co unty. By t he time the team paraded a round the by-pass and through town· several loca l squads and fir e departments were leading a convoy that covered near ly thrl'<' miles in le ngth. This was quite a s ight to see a nd a perfe ct fln~le to a fine season. The rea m and coac hing staff would !Ike to thank the communI!~ for It's s upp or t. Congra tul ations to the Meigs Maraud ers for a great effort and outs tanding season! The Daily Sentinel-Page-S Jarrell, Hurt, Coen top honorees ·J986 All-SVAC By SCOTT WOLFE On the loca l sports scene. action will be somewhat limited untiL basketball season begins later this month as most area grid squads concluded their season' s last weekend. The Galll a Academy Blue Devils ~Ill try to lengthen their gr id season by another week as they advance to post season tournament play this weekend at Mifflin. Other than the OHSAA football pl ayoffs . local sparts fans will have to get their fill oft he sports menu on the lube. Ohio Wedne!ld~y• .November 5, 19S6 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Player-School Mar k Boggs, OH ........... :............ .... ...... .. ... Mike Hale, OH .................. ........................ Rob Kuhn , OH .... ............. ..... ........ ...... .. .... Bri an Howell , OH ..................... .......... .... .. David Woods . OH .. .................................. . Chris Carter, OH ........ .... .. .:............. .... ..... Steve MeA vena , NG .. .. ........ .... .................. Richard Hurt , NG. ......................... .. ... .. .. .. Todd Holstein. NG .. .... ........ .............. .. .. .... Shane Glassburn , NG.. .............................. David Rous h, NG .................. ...... .. ..... .. ..... Andy Haislop, SW ........ ................ .. ........... Jus ty Burleson. SW .. .... .. .. .................. ....... Chris Hampton, SW ......... .... .. .. ............ .... Burt Aldridge, SV.. ........ .... .. . .. ...... .. .. .. ..... Donny Craft, SV .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .... .. ...... .... ..... Shane Meadows, SV.. .. ... .. ....................... .. Woody Foster, SV .. ...... .. .... .... .... .. .... .... .. ... Steve Horner, E ....... .. ............ .. ............ .. .. . Steve Jarrell , HT .. ....... .......... ....... ............ Tom Waugh , KC ..... .... .. .... ............. .......... Tim Gordon, KC .... ............ .. ... ............... ... Jay Jarrell : HT ..... .. .... .... .. .. ...... .. ........ ..... Tim S.mlth , S ........... ... ................. .. ........ .. 5, 1986 1 3 II. lAG WINESAP APPLES... .. S1.19 ts cr. SUNKIST LEMONL. 2/ 49< ... " •• • • • " .' • .. ' • "'.• Ocean .Perch~•••.~. ..••• ~••~~ •••.• S2 .4 9 I OZ. IANQUET Pot Pies •••••••• ~ •••• ............. ~.59~ "' BROUGHTON MINUTE MAID ."..., ~ "'.., u ...- ~ ...• .~ ."".,... •• ... ....... ~ '" GAL $119 Ice Cream •••••••••••• $1 09 Hot (ocoa Mix •••• · TIDE . BANQUET. . oz. 89( Detergen·t Frozen PleS ••••••••••• ._ u· ENY. PKG. . '12 GAL . 20 ' ' . I • .... .MAXWELl HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 12 ..-.,, .. .. .... 'M 1 •• ~z. $.499 limit 1 Per Customer ·' · Good Only At Powol's s,.armollctt Expirts Nov. i, 1986 ' s· VEL PAPER·TOWELS LARGE ROLL 3'/$1 limit I Ptr Customer Goad Only At 'owell's Surlarmollttt llpir11 Now. I, I ~16 S' 5 LB. BAG FLAVORITE WHilE CLOUD SUGAR TOILET TISSUE $139 . limit I Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Supermolltet bplrts Now. a, 1916 s .. •• 4 ROLL . PKG. 89( l;oad o.1y At hwtll's Surlermarll.et · bpint Now. I, 1916 = t"' ~ ~ 0 ~ "C 0 2 •Any manufacturer's cou· poh greater than 51 Cwill be redeemed at face value only. oOnlt one manufacturer's coupon per item. •The total value of the dou · ble manufacturer's coupon cannot exceed the purchele price of the item. Money will hljlt be refunded . •This offer does not apply to Pow1ll's Super Valu Cou'- . pons, free coupons, or any competitor's coupons. •This offer excludes cigarettes. or any other items . prohibited by law . ' •Offer is only good for pro duct on hand . · No Rain checks . limit I hr Customer · > $1 .00 DAIRY LANE CARNATION ~ . .•The total value of the dou ble coupon may not exceed _Orange 1Ui.ce •••••••• 1/2 1.Q'fe OZ. CAMPIEU'S CHUNKY Beef Soull ••• l'·············~~~~2/S1.S9 f4 DZ. GENERAl f.IUS . Honev Nut Cereal •••••~~ •.••. S2.29 42 OZ. OifDOL DETERGENT Soa~ Powder ~ •••i.......!~~ ..... S2.69 16 OZ. II(L MONTI · · Sliced Peaches ...........~~~...... ;.•-a9c 17 OZ. GIEA T NOITIIRN luck's Beans ............. ~~~2/S1.19 10tf2 OZ. JOAN Of ARC Asoaragus ................. ~~......s·1.09. 16 dz. . Coffee-mate ........... :.1.~t .... S2. 19 f OZ. IDAHO Instant Potatoes ......!,.. 2lS1. 19 46 OZ. DONAlD DUCK PINK .15Grapefruit Juice ....~ ••~~~..••. S1.29. OZ. AIMOUR Chili w/Beans~..........~~.... ~ ..... 99c IOU PACI WIITE CLOUD $.1.29 oilet CUbbage......... ~ •••• ~ 19 ( • 0 $. 59. 0 2°/o Milk·•• ~ ••••• :~ ••• 1 < > t"' S . •There is a limit of 20 .COU· pona you may redeem . } . •• •'• •• \ •• • ' •' ' J •• • • • .' ' �.. ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio By The . ~end .~our The Daily Sentinel Lo· w~Prlc••· Supermarket . _ · Wednesday, November 5, 1~86 _· ln••t•n•antlv Own••· . ' ' ' . .· DOUBLE COUPONS . ALL WEEK .SEE STORE FOR DETAILS Beat of the Bend Scho~l boara member . .WIN! AD00lU:- - - - - - - - - - tiT't'1STt.TI.' Jiflh ~-------.;..., 1st-19"Color TV '2nd-$1 00 Free Groceries Sentinel Staff Writer What's troubling you. about the Meigs LQ!ta l School District? Do you have questions about a particular program or a policy? Board of e du · cation member. Larry Rupe. would like to hear from you along these lines. Sometime ago, Larry published a req uest to get input into the problems and interests of patrons in the district - no.t too many responded. So. ag~ in he asks you to voice your concerns and interests. These may be similar to other res idents of the distric t so Rupe plans to publish a question and a nswer co lumn to enlighten otllers in the distr ict. Drop Larry a line at Route I , Rutland. 45775. fay DeWees of the Co lumbu s area writes that she and her husband ar e very grateful for their small town backgrounds now that's Meigs County, you know . The DeWees' son, Michael, and their daughter. Karen, were both awarded scholars hips liy the Middleport and Pomeroy Alumni Associations. Karen's ca me from Middleport in 198L She received .her college degree in accounting from Franklin University an d is currently working on her C.P.A. She's passed two phases of that exa mination an di s now preparing lor taking the remaining two sections. I had told you about Michael earlier. Friends are planning a card s hower for Helen Carper. well· known in the fi eld of education in Meigs Cou nty . Helen will mark her 86th birthday o n Nov . 16. She suffered a stroke in Aujlllst and has been partlallv paralyzed si nce that time. She would really enjoy hea ring •from former stude nts and from friends . You can se nd cards to her at 42089 Cook Road. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Also in the birthday corner is Melissa Brewer of Pomeroy who will chalk up another anniver- sa ry on Nov. NO f'VI(M"I M:QSSAIY- 11 YU11 t1 OJb NO Mf:(MUICAl &NODIICTIOI5 ACClml! MT. DEW, PEPSI-FREE Diet or Regular 9. --- TELEI'HONE NO. =~:-::~~=~-­ 3rd-1 of 4 FREt ___Armour Hams wants to hear from you By BOB HOEFLICH ____________ ,...,,. WINI WIN! Pepsi-Cola· I In conjunction with a toy run ijy motorcyclists- of the area, a r jamboree is plaoned for Nov. 8 ' from 1 to 3 at the Riverboat Inn. N. Second Ave., Middleport. · Appearing will be Char lie Lilly and the Poor Side, Croosover, the Lone Wolf Band and Mudd River . Admission is one new toy to the program which will help under· privileged children this holiday seasoo. Sponsoring the jamboree bes ides the bikers are the Riverboat Inn and the C.& K. Market. ' -The high -flying Eastern High School Band, which has really made tremendous strides over the past few months, opened Its an nua I· ~ h eese and sa usage sale today and it will conclude on Nov. 12. The band members are selling petit fours. a variety of cheese and cheese spreads, an assort · ment of meat sticks, cakes and gift wrap . Proceeds II' om 1he sa le will go to the fund for the purchase of new trousers for the band uniforms . So - undoubt · edly, a band member will be in touch. :RBESJ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONE-IN Full Cut Scholarships awarded· by local Legion Auxiliary Three $300 scholarships to 1986 cosmetology training at the Ca · high school graduates haVe been rouse! Beauty College In Dayton. awarded by the American Legion Koneval has been a t the home Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett s ince 1976. There he has worked Post 128, Middleport. · In the oortlculture department. The recipients are Amy J . He began school this fail at Clark Molden of Middleport, who grad- Technical School where he Is uated from Meigs High School. majoring in landscape and Lorie Jean Wichman and maintenance. John Chrisand topher , the daughter son Koneval of a veteran 8&40 meets, _ makes plans Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, meeting Monday · night at the home of · Mrs. Florence Richards, Middleport, voted to contribute $50 to the local tuberculosis fund and to prepare holiday food baskets for families of cystic fibrosis Kirk Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Annual American History Con- children . Dohrman Reed. Reedsville. wa s Ies 1. which was held Sept 29 to Pearl Knapp, chapeau, preone of the 330 county and Oct. 3 at their local schools . sided at the meeting with plans The contest was open to juniors state-wide preliminary round being made for the annual winners from over 14 .600 seniors and seniors In accredited high . Christmas dinner party to be taking part in the 1986 Ohio schools who have studied Ameri - held at Trinity Church on Dec. 1. University American History can history or government or There will be a gift exchange and co mpar a ble social studies a program following the dinner . contest. Ree d , th e Meig s Co unt y rrograms . Mrs. Knapp reported that First round winners were those winner, was one of 57 Meigs Mary Martin Is recuperating County st ud ent s taking part In who received the highest score In from a fractured knee cap and the competition . The Eastern each county, all county scorers in the members slgried cards for High senior rated a superior the 99th percentile of scores ~fall her. Mrs. Martin , a chapeau score of 55. nearing the s ta te entrants. or the second and third passe of the local salon now standard of 62 an d scoring In the highest scorers if they are In the residlnl( In Texas, was in jured in top 95.8 perce ntile of all seniors 95th percentile. September while returning to her Winners will come to the ta king the test statewide. home after attending the natioPlacing in second was Sout h- Athens campus as guests of Ohio nale marc he in OnclnnatL Er n High S{'!l ior Rache l Reiber , University on Friday, Nov. 14. Several money-making pro· who sco re a 52, followed by David for the contest's final round, a jects was discussed and Mrs . Beegle of Meigs and Travis thr ee question· essay Rich ard~ reported that pecans Newlun of Easter n with Identical examinatio n. are ex pee ted anytime now. A First prize In the corttesl is $100 rummage sa le was planned for scores of 49. Rounding out the top ten were In cas h and a $2,(170 full-tuition Friday and ·saturday 11t Larry's Michelle Barr. Meigs; Legina Ohio l/nlverslty scholarship. The Grocery In Syracuse. Pai:ticlpa]· H ~rt , &out bern: Judith Mees a n·d · sc holarship is renewable for up lng in the rltualis'tic opening were Sean Dodson. Meigs: Tammy to three yea rs if the recipient Mrs. Knapp, Luia Hampton, Theiss, Southern; and Kevin maintains a 3.3 grade point chapeau premier, and Catheri ne average. King, Meigs . Wels h, duexleme. who read In all , 25 prizes are awarded, " Flanders Field ." More than 14,000 juniors and seniors from 500 Ohio High lncludin·g scholarships from Mrs. Richards served a desser t in the fir st $1,000 to $750 for 2nd-7th. schools course. rou nd of Oh lo 's 401 h r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ yoo History winners named DOWNING C MULLEN MUSSER Deposit Hudson Cream Flour Ill Second St., Pomerey 5 LB. BAGS YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 . JI ·99( .. 9 0 BB 25 LB. CALL JACK COLLINS or DAlE PEARSON TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE T-Boile Steaks Boneless These Special Apply to GM Owners Only r----------- -COUPON---------.;.. ___ l II WINTER COOLING SYstEM SPECIAL I .. . GET TOUI ' GM VEHIClE READY FOR THE LONG WINTER. HAVE Specia1Pri<e$12 95 .+TAX IRecommtndtd at 24 month or 24,000 milt inltl"'alsl I IWith Coupon) GOOD THRU DEC. 1, 1986 Chuck Roast 99 : I Test coolant. oressure check entire system for leaks, drain and fill 1 I cooling system if needed with ·aenuine GM coolant, check hoses, 1 I clamps and dritll belts. JAil Added Labor & Parts Extra) 1 II REGIURPRICE~•TAX I1 I FRESH FIRM 1l------------COUPON·------------1. I OIL AND FILlER I . ' ., I . dtllin oil alii replace filter using Mr. Goodwrench I I oil and AC filter. In this special we insist oo using quality Mr. Good· I wrench oil alii II£ filters. This is an hooest to goodness special on qual· I ity GM parts. No substitue for quality. Limit 5 quarts oil. I I I I IIIGUUR~ +TAX Head Lettuce Special Price $1 595 • TAX GOOD THRU DEC. 1, 1986 . LIMIT 1 BAG (H£VROLET-OLDSMOBIL£-(ADILLA( (With Co..on) l-----------------------------1 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 TO 5 FRIDAY B TO 5; SATURDAY 9 TO 3 308 E. MAIN 992·8814 POMEROY. OH . "SERVICE THAT COUNTS" COUNTRY STYLE Cubed Beef Bucket Steaks LB. $ 99 $ Mt.Brand Bologna ANY SIZE PIECE LB. OPEN~ LB. ( SUNDAYS . P.M.-5 P.M. 4 VARIEnES MORTON - 32 Oz. ON ALL 1986 CHEVETTES Jutt Arrlvedf U Plus PLAIN or SELF-RISE INSURANCE ~-~ \.OVe.t FRESH ·41., J' ·CHEESE ~ oz. ans. 16 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~---;;;;;;--~ Children's Home in Xenia. grad· ua tes of the school there. Dorothy Roller- of Midd leport Molden is attending Rio and Gerald Shuster. Pomeroy. are a mong residents to receive a Grande College where she began telepoone message from Presi- studies leading to a career in de nt Reagan . The taped message optometry. After two years at Rio she plans to transfer to Ohio not only extended pleasantries Slate Universltv. but urged those receiving the She attended Buckeye Girls' Republican Sta te in 1985 under sponsorship of calls to support candidates. the Auxiliary. At Meigs she graduated In the upper 10 percent It t a small world . of her class with a grade , point On Saturday Gall ia Academy average of 3.462. She was in the will pl ay Columbus Mifflin In the fl ag corps for three years, high school dlvison rr. region 7 serving as captain her senor semi·final playoff . year. She was also in the rifle It turns out that the assistant corp; a year, participated in the footba ll coach at Mifflin is choir and in the Collegium Charles Henry Eichinge!. son of Muslcum. Opal Eichinger, Ch!!Ster area . Wichman has resided at the Opal, you can bet, will be taking Ohio Veterans' Children's Home . In the game and will be accom- since 1983 and is continuing her panied by her sister, Laura Mae Nice, and her sons, Don and Dennis Eichinger. · How many votes did you lose yes terday? Oh, well - at least gave U the college try . Do keep smiling. · 8 Round Steak Amy J. Molden · 1his chetil is from Sugar Cr"k, home of tht Amish. Family Meals $189 FOODLAND -:- 12 Oz. Pkg. s·139 Amer. Shces GALA - Sin~le Rolls -' Paper Towels WALDORF - 4 Roll Pkg. Bath Tissue 89.< IN STOCK ~ ' BABY SWISS ... JAl. S2, 95 SMOKED LONGHORN ....JJ!l. S2.75. CHEDDAR ...........W-S3.00 PEPPER ...........!!l. S2.40 ~HAIP CHEDDAR Ill S3,10 FARMD'S ....... JAl. S3.00 MOZZAREllA ...JJ, S2.75 • .SJS9 Wt .Also Have Hontradls•, Horstr..llh Spread, Mn • . Troym'. Jlooclu ... BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cammarata of Tuc110n, 1\rlz. are announcIng the ,birth of a daughter, Sara Eltzaheth, on Sept. 21. The mother Is lhe former Suzanne Price. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Price, Portland. ' SHOP AND COMPARE-OUR PRICES ARE LOWER Ohio Valley Bulk Foods' 514 EAST MAIN POMEROY . 992-6910 Your Dealer On The River.... We Am)t Food Stam111 . ' I I· ___ .. _ . _ •---- ... - . . AT Til VICtAL . ~CibF , • ~- -~- •W• R-I'W The Right To Umlt Quentlttee •Price~ Effective ,..,., __ ... •Not Responsible ~or Typographic•! Errors I I _.1. --~ ---'-~- �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 5, 1986 Pomeroy- .Middleport, Ohio ' Calendar I happenings WEDNESDt\Y HARRISONVILLE Zion Freewill Baptist C hurch, L o wer P l ains Ro ad, rev ival Wednes da v t hrough Sunday with R ev. Allie ·Skaggs. Servi~es 7 p . m . Fea· t ured s ingers Zelic a 'Smit h and Singers on Wednesday; McDaniel Trio, Thursda y: Way ne and L i nda Rhodes, Friday ; Gospel Rays, Satu rday: Shfgers , Su nd ay. Narrow Way REEDSVILLE , Revival through · Nov . 9, Eden United Bretheren C hu rch . Serives at 7 p .m.. with Rev . Rober t B·lai n spe aking. •J'OMEROY A rummage sale wtll he held Thursday · and Friday, !rom 9 to 3, at · the Pome roy Trlnlty'Church. POMEROY - Rev . Charles Norris will speak at the Morse .Chap'e l Church at 6:45 p . m . Thursd~y. and 6:45p.m. Nov,l3 . THURSDAY ' . , . Wednesday, November 5, 1986 MIDDLE~RT A . cralt sl'll.W and sale wll be h e ld Nov. 15 from 9 a .m to 5 p .m·. ·at the Middleport Fire Department by the Middleport Boy Scoilt Troop 245. Set "UP wlll he $5 a table. Further Information may be obtained by calling m ,3689. 9 UVERTISED /TIM POLICY ' , Eec ~ of the&8 edlfflltiled iteR. is required to De readily •~•i~~ lor Sale in etch KroQer Store, e•ctptn Jpe<.:ilicelf¥ noted in this ftd . II we do run out of I n advertited •\em, we Ml offer vou vour choice ol 1 comparable it em, whllfl avdel>le, refl8ctin g the ume Yvif1gs or 1 re fn~hecK which w ~ l tnli'lle vou to purd11M the edvtniHd item 11 thl ltd~ltl'traed pnu w~hin :ll days. Ont, one venOOr coupon will be accept!ld per P!em purchased . MEIOUIO liAUIP'OtiSSTOIES. 44 LAFF·A·DAY 61 Apartment for Rant Fln\ale dog with new lt1• or' 0524. Furn11hed ~ficlencr •110 utili· •'• paid , share bath. 701 •th, Gelllpi;)IIJ ! Call448·«11 sftar6 pm .. Servtu::. .11 Make ChrittiTIIt money. Hll Avon . Make 45 percent. Call 614 ·448 ·3358 . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . IIIONE SOLO TO DEALERS . . Unfumlthed epanmtnt, 4 rooms a beth. centrally located . Ref. & 64 Itt . E~thula.tie :- en.,getlc pereon Yf!th · good COnMnunlcation• lk1ll1. Po1h&on •tileble to 'NOrk for Sou,healtam Ohto'a finnt outdoor recreation firm. No 'alp. nectsAry, willtr~in. ltartimme- ~~'VI. c~~!"Caf 8~uB:: 2248, ~oait 446·o444 . .still a .great' master even if he can't throw a stick like he S. d t I'' Applv ll!t Scenic Hills Nureing · ALL WEEK DOUBLE COUPONS Manufacturer's WITH $10.00 PURCHASE Thts week your manufacture<! producls " cent• off" coupons are worth double at• Kro9er With $10.00 or more purchase. Um•telf to "T''anufac1Ured products coupons worth up Ia and •ncluding 50¢ Oft . Coupons won h more than 50e are r~deemed at lace value only. L•mit one coupon for each product purchased Lmrt one coffee coupon . No bftr. wme or t!Qitefte coupons w•l be doubltl ! Noi velid on tree coupons, l(toger coupons or ret ail food stOfe couPons. The amount refu nded cannot exceed 1he PIICe ot 1he •tern . You must purchase product m s•zes spec•f•ed on lhe coupon . Th1s olfe r applies only 10 manufactured products "cenls off" couPons for 11ems we carry, To 9SSure prod\.lct ava•labtl•t v fo r all our customers. only one coupon per Sl'1opp•ng f11 mily, w~ l be doubled on any brand •tem dur~ng each sto re v•s•t . ' Avon. Optn tertttorits. 304 -176-1429. ~·lleble . W1nted '-lv to Uve 11 with elderty l.:ly, room, board and nlary. Phone 304-'e?IS-3825 Of' 875-2401. Wtnttd : ledy to stay with elderly lady dey tin., hour~ 1 :00 to • 8 :00, phone 300-1175 · 3821i or 175·2408. ~12 l U.S. NO. 1 Boneless Top Sirloin Steak ............................. . White $ Potato Sale ................................. 1 ~~:· $ 49 %" lb. TRIM BAG $2.99.;_•50·LB. BAG 59 $5.99 JUMBO, BEEF FRANKS ·OR Kroger Pi·nto·Beans· Oscar Mayer Wieners 21 4-lb. Bag 1-lb. At The Special Tylenol ~~~~~ Caplets ............ ~tT.t.FREE! 23 Diet Coke or ·Coca Cola IN THE KROGER CHEESE & I 12-ln. Crust .• Professional Sen/leas Sttrkt TrM '"d Lewn Service. Hedgat . thrubs . buahes trimmed . l~ndlcaplng . ltu~ and IMf rtmOVII , :Jl4-571· 314.2 ... 871· 2010 . • Hou• for 11le, 3 bedroom. 1.4 acrea, U5,000 .00, Jerrya Run Rood, 304· 575· 2618 . HOull!l tor ~o~la. prica reduc:ad and will price on lnapec:tkm. 304 ·575· 2130 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S OUALITV MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. Fall aale, .no peymantt til Feb . 1987. We wilt n'llke the firat 3 monthl peymMtl on any new mobile t,ome. French City Mo~ bile' Homes. ·Ire . call '1 14-441, 9340.· 34 Buiiness Buildings Sleughtar ,house for · •le. Autland. Ohio. Call 614 . 742 . 2789. ShOwn by eppointment . Henlo ls 41 Hou,s es for Rant '2 bdr. house with eara9e car- p!hld. curtain•. dilhw~ther & refrig . N81r new city pool. 106 Kin.,n Dr. Rent ·uoo mo . dep. & laau required. Call614-441· 4347. Fot rent « will rent with Ol)tion to buy. 3 bdr. 2 bath, fernily rm, 2 ear garage. city schools. Depo~t required . Call81'4·4484348. 3 bdr . bath • 'h family roam, loCited 3'h mi . ollt Rt . 518 . •325 mo. plua deposit. Cell 5.1 4· 258·1788 o• 814·268 · 8205. New 1 bdr. house for rent.' no 'pets. 1 perton~rmarrNtdcouple . epplicatlons taken now. Call 814 ·441· 1758. • room houte furnlahed . One 1mall child accepted . No pets. Call 114·441·0321.. Beautiful 3 bedroom houta In' Syi'acu1e. Oepotit tnd refaren cet required. Clll 614 -9921298, 9-11. Monday through Saturdaly. ~ Neat o\ room. b1th homa In Mkldleport; 1neehed (illl'llge. Carpeted, 'stove 1nd refrigerttor provided . J Yl1 right for aingla or working eoupte. 1176. month plu1 security depo1it. Phone 114· 992·5292. 4 room~ an~ blth. Y, b1aement, ttorm wlndowl. atorm door. tully in1ulatld. 111 new paint. Call 114-992-3080 eher 4:00p.m. 3 room fumi1hed apt. 2 bdr. houu, no pet1. Call 304-875· 2453. 2 bedroom unfurniahed houu. N~ Haven, 304·882· 2505 . 607'h Second St., 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ' 1 bedroom IPirtment in Point Pleeaant. Unique c1tpetlng. Cell 1 ·614·992 ·6861 . Bronze met'll bed , encyclopediel, welker . Oall 814-2!181788. APARTMENTS . mobile homeo, hou111. Pt. Plnllntend Galllpo· lis, 614·448·8221 . " Wa!\ted l" Raaponaible party to aasume amall monthly paymenta on mod em 1tyle coniola piano . May be uen toc1lly . Plaa~e , eall . Manager 1-800· 523 ·2190. Small cottage, mottlyfurniahed. t1 15.00 rent. t100.00 depo1it, plus utilitiea . 304-nl -6944. Referfl!lctl required . 45 2 bdr. fullyfumilhtd adultl only, util . paid. Call &14-44& -•110. 12d0 2 bdr. unfurn. w11her· Clryer hookup. Rt 35, depositA referl!f'ICH required. 1 on Geo, regea Creek rd. C1ll 814 -4484389 ., 304·875-9710 . 3 bedroom. BullVille Rd . Call 114-317-0527 ,a fttr 2 pm . 14x65 mobile home in VInton ar• . 2 bdr., woodburnar. fur· nished kitchen. alt1 ' on 1 acre land . 2 children •ecepttd. S100 deposit plul utilitill. t175 • month. Call 814-388-9881 . Taking application• on extra eletn 3 bedroom, tote! alec:, 70•14 mobile home, security depolit raquired. t300.00. 304· 675· 3002 BATHROOM $ Charmin Tissue ............... I • •' 31 c 4-Rou Homes for Sale 3 'bdr .. tlr, pool, O•raoe. Nice. Colnmercl•l property, corner loll a highway bonll... U1t wflh us. 'II• have buyen. A-One Real Eatlte·lroher. Call 304174-5104 .. 304·174·8311. ' n..., Carpel I WIH 3 bdr. 1 beth, """"" '"''""" good n-lvlocotlon pointed, part.·lltmlohad. • noltl~·-· Ill J .. Or. C.P 114·441·1513 . ' !Moving) Nice big couch & chair for ule, t200 . Call 814·448 ·7517. ' . For R.nt Sleeping Rooms and light houae keeping rooma . Park Central Hotll. Call 614 -•46 · 0758 . Rooms for rent. d1y, week. month. Gallia Hotel. Call •814 · 446-9680 . Rent ulow 11 8120 month. .46 2 bdr:, 111 utilitlet paid except elee., furn . or. unfurn.. sec:. depollt required . Convenient loc:ttion . Call 81 4·448·86&8 or 514·448· 4778 . Fumilhed 2 bdr. mobile OOma on corner tot WI Crown City. Cell 814-448-7806 or 814-2661900 attar e. Furnished Rooms Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy, Largelott. Call 614· 992-7479 . Trailer apace for rent. Located on Rocktpringl Roed. 1 mile from Meig1 High School . Call evenings 814-992-2941 ; dayt 614· B92·8461 . Mobil home loti, small chiidran accepted. Rt. 1. Locust Road. Mobil home Iota, Ohio River Ro.ct and PoHeraCreek Route1 . 304·875·1071. Apply now receive flr1t month rent FREE . Family Pride Mobile Home Pert. Gallipolis Ferry, where we cater to famlliea. 304·875-3073. 49 For Lease ~ Zenith stereo syltem, D.Jmtable Mc9070 . ttpe deck 7040. Tumtr ampllfyer. Zenith TV 25 Inch color console on • awiul btu. Cali 614-3157-0394. MiKtld httdwood slabs. t12 . par bundle. COntaining appJo~~: . 1"h tons . FOB Ohio Pallel Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call814-992· 84&1 . 1983 510 Bl azer. V6 , air, aut o. Ca ll 614-992-2790 . 74 Firewood for l&ie. 836 p erlo .e or 51oeds for S150 . Delivar'at and •tacked . Call 614 -949 · 2601 1ftar 6:00. For ule: b1by ba11ln att wl1h tkirt and lh•cta . lnhnl seet end inhnt clothe•. Call 814 · 992·7143 . Seasoned oek fireWood for ule . Will ace: ept HEAP vouch~ert . Call614 ·742-26 4ti . Wood or co el stove. W erm Morntng Styl e. Brick lined, thermottatic blower. 18 ft. of triple w.allatovepip e. All8260. Excellent condition . Call 614 · ~92,7332 . . a l •"'""r ,t. zu 1 l't'*"'' Motorcycles Cyc! es & rebuilt cycles & p 11rtS 'fo r sa le. Call614 -446 -7414 . 19n Harley Davidson .Tour· Glid e. Runs good. good cond . C~ ll 5;00 p.m. 304 -675 ·6268. - 1979 l<awanki 650 motorcy· cl e, n ff'N tires, good wndition . . Wi ll sacrific e for $500 . nJ-9548 Of 882 -3326 . 304 ~ ~u1111 o,NE A. k1C ~~;;;~:!;::~~~r~~~;~~~~~~ 76 56 B,uilding Supplies 54 Hay & Grain Concrete blocks all sius yard Larg e round ba les of hay, $10 or delivery . Mason sand . Galli· eacl'1 , Squ er e ba l es. $1 .25 52 af · poll• Block Co., 1 231h Pine St .. uch . Call 614-446-10 1 Gtllipolis, Ohio Call 614 -446- · ter 5 . 2783 . Pole Buildings by Qu allty Build era . Workahops. ~ arport&. en lm 111 shelters, garages . Free estimates . Phon e 614384· 5762 . 66 Pets for Sale Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan . Persian and Slameu kittens. AKC Chow pupplea. Call 814 -448 -3844 after 7PM. Trans ortation 1~=--.,---,-~~~ 71 Autos fo r Sale 1982 Sub 11ru 4 WD wagon . VG con d. S3 ,4SO . Call 614 -446 · 4141 . Schnasuzar-Min . mele , AKC bl•ek &. silver. 16 wks . Ear cropped, 1hots. Coli 614 -446 2817 aftvr8PM . Special 1973 ·80 Chevy truck fro nt fen ders $34 .95, do ors S69 , bedsid es &175, ch rom e grill 939 . 1981·86 Chevy front hriders $49. hood $99 . 1973 · 79 Ford truck fro nt f enders $35 . 1980 -86 Ford truck fend · en S49 . We h tiVe a hug e Inventory of do mestic & fQrcign r~lact~ment body part s. Co· now anti-fr eez a 12 .75 galion. C & M Auto P arts. 6h mil es N. of Holzer Ho!!pital on Rt. HiO. Call 614 -446 -8227. A'-latrielien Blue H e~ler . lo1t 11round O.J . White Rd . Off erlng . reward. Cllll814-446-7S96 or 614· 446·97B5 . 51 lntern atinal pi ckup less then 1,000 miles on motor. 1, 200 or best offer . Call 614 -388 -9822 , call anytime . Cuddley Teddy Bears, AKC registered Chow Chow pup· pies . Ready to go home Nov. 19, red and black: eJ~c blood lin u, plyment pi• available. The perfect Chrlatma gift . 304-676-8799 after 6 :30 PM.' 1975 AMC Horn et Sportabou1. AC, PS. 4 WilY AM·FM, Ex. colld. S900 . Cell 614 -446 3467 . AKC blonde poodle pups . Champion lin ad . Wormed & tailed , t126 each. Call 614 448·7372. SPECIAL NOTICEI Do you enjoy shopping a t PET STORES? How about HOBBY ' SHOPS1 Our brand new mail order catalog i~ . ready! The c•talog is ·FREE ··ao is the phone call to requ 8st Your aopyll CALL TODAY 1· 800· 346-1626. Greenbrier P et & Hobby Supply, lewilburg , W. 1984 Pontiac Trans AM BJ~. co nd., low mil eage , loaded with optlon s. Call 614 -446 · bSB6 . Milton Spinet Pi ana. Call 614 992· 8662. Fdnll SuppliPs & LIVI!SIIIi:k CROSS & SONS u.s. 35 Wett. Jackson . Ohio . 514 ·285-114&1 . Pth11ey Ferguton . New Hoi· land , auah Hog Salta I S tr· vic e . Ov • .a ut ed tra ctors to ch~aahom& co~letelin eof new II Ulled ~uipment . Lerg· eat ulectkm in S.E . Ohio . JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 35 W. Gl,lipolia. Ohto. Calll14 -446 -97:71 , ave . 61 .,.·441·3692. •Up front trac · ton with warranty over '40 used tuctora, 1000 to ols. Bidwell C1ah Fe ad Store Sp'eci •II thN Nov. Wild bird • ced & 28~ Sup.er Sport doi food . Atong with all drein pipe . C1ll for prtc,ta at 814 · 388· 9688 . Auto Parts Accessorie s 1- - - - -- - -C..:. Dodrill's Al.lf.O Parts. 2Vt . mi : North of Vinton on St. Rt . 160 is th e pi ace to buy your used auto parts. Vou'll receive fut . fri en dly se rvice 9 th e best used pa rts avail able. Call614 -38'8 · 9615 . Mount a in ee r Auto Body Parts. 131 8 5th St. New Haven W.V a. h as th e la rg est inven · tory of af l 9f m arket p arts in the area at low. !ow pr ices . 73 -80 GM fe nde rs 539 , GM doors S79 . 73 -79 Ford fend ers $3 5. Doo rs S99 . We now h ave short and long P.U. GM b ed side. bl aze r sid es and ea rly and I ate Ford b ed si des in stock.Aiso p art s' for cars and v ens , 1::1 edlin• e rs , st ep butll> ers . Sh arp 775 ., spr ny gun and cup $99 . while they lest. Baueri es an d ect . ~ Also avail able a 3 year ru st • through warranty on our top quality body p arts. Outside · W est Vlraini 11 Cali 1-80 0 -52 J . 20 13 . In West Virginia 1·80066 4-4657 . Local ca ll s 304882· 3729 . Two 15 inch rad ia l st udded snow tires and rim for G.M product. $30 for p air. C all 614·992· 2860 . 77 Auto Repair Front Disc '8r ekv Service far ·~ mo6t cars, $55 .99 install new·· else pads tu rn ed and true • rotors, repack b e arings, In · : !IP ec t c a lip ets. rep Iace flUid s .• , Phon e 304 ~ 676 - 2663 ufter 5 p.m. Services 81 V•.. Wanted! Respon sible p artv. to utuma am all monthly pa y· menta. on modem ltyle con tol-e piano. May be seen locidly. Pl e ase e all1-800-523 2890 . & 1982' 2 dr. Ford Gran 00 a. auto , air, new ex h aust. $2199 . Johns Auto Sal es. Bul av ill e Rd. Galllpolis . 84 Mon t e Carlo SS wit h perfor mance p ackage . Sp ecial Goodrich tir es on Rally wheels. Medium blu e. cloth interior. 20 ,000 mil es. $7800. Rabbits, 1300 and S600 . Cait614 -446-18 22 304-682-3795 . • ' 1 - - - - -- - -- 1978 Olds 0 elt a 88 .. Will tred e for nice 14 HP rK lnrger 'lding 57 Musical lawn rmwer . Call 614-4461759 . lnstrum ants. . ,... - - - - - - -·1•- ~-........Farm ....,..-"'-;---, Fi•-ood fo• aalo. 835 pick·up 61 Equipm ant load . D·elivarad . Heap Vouchers accepted . - - - - - - - - ·ICFirewoqd for sal e. $36 pick-up lo1d . Del ivered . H e11 p Voucher~ accepted . C•ll 814· 742·24B6 . W . O. 2225 . Very nice large 5 room untur· H-FarmeU tractor for sale or niahed eprt. First floor, rei. 6 It' ad e tor h estoek. Call. 614 · dep. · requ.td . 1325 mo. plus '!46 · 281~ •. . ' 'T-"Ing ,apPiipation' o" fc)ur, 2 . util!tiM . C~ll 814 ~441!i -442a Or bedroom·' mot,fle ho·mu .. 814·445·1818 . R,ough lumber. Oak ..dpopler New endlfled p ar1a'forWhites. 1180 .00 per month plut g11. 1125.00 to t150 .00 Per 1.000 1 Olivera, M-M, Oeuu uacto n . UOO .OO dapoah. 304-676 · UIOrtld Iengthl IliOn ed W 11·' Sid'" Equipment Co .. 304 · M1: n; 11 1111 is!! 3002 . Great Buy- 12x80 2 bdr. mobile nut . C 1n deUv er. 334-876 · 175· 7421 . hon. ~4d8 mltll pola buildU12. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Can aee Two bedroom, all furnilhed ing. •ppro.x. 11' claarenca, 11111 Walkert Wrecker. Hendereon, John 0 ttr e combine witl'1 corn mobile ho.,.., 10 mllll South hook up for mobUehome. garden 51 Household Goods WV, Rt. 36. he •d and gr aln pi at form . Point Pt..unt St . Rt. 2 , halfway •pace, all thil on ..rgt comer lot 11200. 304-488 · 1031 . lize 85,.172. No hlll1 to mow. i~ between.. Goodyear and Stauffer LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Surplu1- Army, Denim, R •tal, ptanta, IJVailab,le Nov. 1. Hud Patriot, h1ve to 11e to appreCarhart Clothfng , Kid1 C amou· lnt ern 1tion 11 12 50 Grinder epproved . Air cond, Qll furntee, ciolo. Coli 614· 378·2212 , · Sofaa and ch airt priced from fl19 e (Free Helmet with Com- Mhter, excellent condition , city water, nice level lot 304· to t996 . T· a blea 150 and plete Suil Purd'l1ae with wpy :114-273-4215 . S396 676-2132 .. 676·2083 . 2 bdr . 12x50 Ek. Condition . 1 up to •125 . Hlde-,a-bedal390 this AD at RegultrPrice) . Fri. own•. c.n 614 ·4·te ·300&. Three nM tobacco bailan. For rwnt 10Jt&0 treiler. t&O.OO to 1595. Rtclinen U25 10 Set. Sun . 12 :00-8:00 p.m. noe .oo. 304·876· 6646. 1376 . lamps t28 to 1125. OtherD•y•aftllt'4p.m . Eattof depoth . t135.00 month. Weter Nice . clean 2 bdr. furnished, • tralh pickuP lnclutt.t. 304· OineHeat108 anduptoS495.' Ravenswood. H.O. : · s•m ~' wtter PJiid. convenient kK:etion. Woodtablew-6dtalrtt286to Somerville. {T-Sgt. U.S.A.F. 675· 2247. 1200 mo. Coii614·248·681B. 62 Wanted to Buy 1715 . De•kt100upto U76. Ret. ) 1978 Govemor Trlllar 12•15 Two bedroom mobile home Hutch ea t400 and up . Bunk beds complete w-mattreun Tony's Qun Repairs. hot reb · kte~ttd Burdette Addn;-. Point for ule. 2 bedroom. hill. bath. Plaaunt , W. Va. 304-8715 - 1296 and up 10 8396. Baby lueing . Open 9:00AM to 7:00 Now buying lhell corn or ear living room. dining room end bedt t110 ••175. Manret~es PM . Cal' 304 ·176·4131 . 3334. kitchen combined , "frig~n~tor, com . C1ll for latest quotea. or box •ringa full pr twin t63, t~-=-:--:------­ ttove and mlerowllit overt. River City Ftrm Supply, 814· Houit tn~ller. 3 bedroorna, fur- flrm t73. end t83 . Ciueenut• Afghans for ule, ue at 2023 448-2985. Underpinning. Front Mel bKII t226, King t360 . 4 drtwer Jefferson Avenue , Point nilhtd, Plymtlt Road. Gelllpolls po•choo. Call 114·742·:1075 cheat t85. or ..ura t89. Gun Piau ant. Ferry, phone 304-676 -3693. tfter 5:00 p.m. or contact John W.a nted To Buy: CCC Generic ceblneu 8 . 10, & 12 gun. Gas Alh. C ertiflc 111es . Ph . 304-675KIMBALL ORGAN. Ac;:Queriua. 14•70 trailer, pertly fum;.hod. or electric range U71 . B•by 1807 evening&. kH;ated ctoH to hotpitll and mettrlltel •31 • 14&. led The Entertainer with tPeclal 1972 Elc:ora 12xl0. 2 bedroom •Hectt and Swinger Rhythm. frtlnllt2Q, •30&Kingtrtm• ICh~olo. 304·878·<&500, 9:00 mobile home. Comptetlly furt60. Oood ulection of btd · 'Uke new. Playing guld a · end nished on whHII. ready , 10 AM · 4 :00PM. Livestock room tuit:ll. metal cabinets, E-Z P11ybook1. Smart· Treck er- 63 move. Call614· 985· 4227. X79 metilll detector . 304·175Nic. 2 bedroom trailer, 1 amall headboa~tt30 anduptote5 . 1743 . child. ref.,..,ctd end depOiit. Houee traUer for ula. 14x70. • Baby Holltein hettar cal\! 11 . AI Uud Furniture: Wuhlllr6 EvertttSwertz, Rt. 1 locuttRd, TOIII ettctrlc. 3 bedrooms, · Wood pickup m _. t25.00 . bred . Cell e,.. 388-U24 no dryer, electric nnae, g11 Pt. P~ . Bock of K • K. underpinning, eun-deck, IIIPI· 304·87. ·2148. range, wood Uble• 2 Bundey calla . U800. Call &14·387· 7217. ' benc:hta. bed1. drea~er . & 36 Inch au range 125.00 , 11 Hol1ttin Sprin'Jer heiferl. recliner. 3 milel out lulavllle 1915 3 bedroom mobile ho,.. 44 Apartment Electric dryer MO.OO . Tfltutlllty A.I. I c tlf hoo vIC. Call Rd . Open lAM to·IIPM. Mon . foo Nle, 14•70. Coli 514·247· ·tnilw 1.400 lb cap .:hy. 304· momlno• 814 · :179· 2400 . thru S 11 . 614-446-0322. for Rant altlf 1:00 p.m.' ,76·3834. ' . fllegilt.ered Angu1 buh. Rock· GOOD USED /U'PLIANCES , ''1 Wlndtor 2 br lirge living Like new IJOid 3 culhion •ta ing o R..en It t:~fferlng two W •h en. dry tre. r .. rig 1ratora, room a kitchen, 2 parch• & · Reg~ncy Inc. 2 'bdr., kitchen, r•ngtl. Skaggl Alllllianett. 1100.00 . Whho bobv bod wtth OUtstlndlng VOUng bUill for underpenning, grut cond. Mull nice, toOd IOCitktn. NIIOMble. Upper River Ad . btlkle SlOne mmr•• and c:h.nging tebl• 1 11• . On 111 19 month• and the .... 304·882·3715. Coli 304·175·8104 or :104- Crill Motel. 114-441· 7381 . with pad 1200.00 . Wooden nc:ond Ia 16 month1 old. Both 171·7437 . high eh air •eo.oo. Jumpy buill have nice alii and great B & R Mobile Home Mowri, dlalr-watker uo.oo. 8a•v pot enti 11 11 herd buill . Call Nl fu loh~ 1 30" Norte etectrlc r ... gt with intured. r••onabl• fl ..., caM oe m - mob le home ulf·eleanjng oven , Avoudo . l t l t t7.00. 304-773-8481 . 114-742 -3033 , 304·S75·SS12 ori75·241S. CA hNt. PCII . . ~catkm, odulto..,ly, Colll1 4•441•0331,. ·*100. Call814· 441 ·3487. llve•tock: 20 h ead crosa·bred For lilt 1872 12KIO Arlington lloch cowa, vet checked for 513'1> 3"' A 1 bd 3 piece luthlln • Living Room mobile ho,., fumllhtd, underurly c elv es and ell fill. · ve. penning • 1110 OUI· bulldlng. bath. 1140 por ,... ' ·{i•te oit Suitt. AllmdcOhditlon. 1200. · V accln etlona . 304-273-2848 304· 175· 7310 . . ...,.,.... . Call 114•441• c,.,•...,•~s~1~•~·~ ·2~·~2~ 12~'~·-~·_ liter 1:00 PM. 18ulldlng Maltrialt • I • I. Uood fumltu•o. Good 'llodl, brloll, 11war pip•. wln12xll mobitt hoJM, 20•14 two t2JI. Utllhl• quality .... fumttvrt. Op• I f'dowl. 'lntels. etc. CIMeWII'I- Sm1ll pony. gantle. will fof!l otory ut~lty building, "'""' l#urnilhtd 10 e Of eel tor tppGintment . toro. ~lo O•.,do. 0 . CaR .lono1887, •150 .00 . 304 ·175· building llkta ~ ecre l.. d. PI ld . 1 Ill , ov 4th. Oalllpolo . 304 .175.11483 or 175•14110 _ 4281. 114· 241· 5121 . 304·175·11422 0<175·7171. 441·4411 oltor 7pm. z••• DELt-PAST;RY~~~~~ Pepperoni Pizza ................ . BusinesS D pportunity Own your own t13.99 onaprlee dn.iQM .J_hQe nore. A re!all price unbeiiM6tllor qu11ity thOM rvrmaMy p- fced from 119 10 UO . Ovtf 150 brlnd names 260 otvleo. t14,300io t25,1100 inventory. training , lhr;tur••· gr111d op~Jlg , C•n co!N)ine with over 1000 bflnds of apperel. ICCHIOI'\I, danctWett· 11robie, cf'lildrena thop . Can oplfl 15 d1ya. Mr. Loughlin 612 ·•8, 4.221 . NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE, SPRITE, 2-Litar Situation• Wanted I IIIOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . reeonwnenda thet vou do bu ainets wilh people you know. end NOT to send money throu~ lhe mall until you have invMtlgat.t the oHering . BUY ONE SPECIALLY MARKED BOX EXTRA STRENGTH Homes for Sale ~Jg~E ~1~~':~~:J4RT 36. FIREWOOD: locust, m..,le, etm, w.lnut. UO. per pick-up . 1978 14x70 Gettylbura. 2 bdr .. lold deliverlld, Call 1111 Slack 2 full bathl. porch a awning. 2 114 ·982· 2269. AC '1, all eiec .• exe. cOnd. 17100 or Beat offer. Clll 114-258· 8520 ... 614· 251·1&02. 1B Wanted to Do Big saving & big lllectton of used & bank repo1111Nd mobile horr. . Cd Kanauga Mobile Stptie Tan_k PufT1'1:irlg. Commer· Homo1, 814 ·44S ·9SS2. elal & reeklentlel. 2 D'Ueka tor ""''''" ,.,.,.. , •so por 1.1100 Blg dow" payment. 1hort time filii. load . RON EVANS ENTER · employment or pllt erldit hi•· PAISES , Jackson . Oh. Call tory ltopping you from buying e oollect 514 ·288· 6830. horre1 Con1kfer a tllp911811ed 14 wide. We have·im. we Treah hauNng, honeit, depend•· finanee 't m. Only 1500 .00 ble. " You piCk II, we ateek it." down teke over p.tymenta. Free Ca118t4 · 388-8813 . delivery. 614-n2 -1220 Chilli· · c:othe or 800 -121 -0752 Lig ht hauNng & trash rftmoval. Circleville. yard c te~ning . Call 614 -4116· 3178 . 14•70 FINtwood 3bdr. 2 b1tha. Must sale, tor more Info. cell Carpenter work. ell type~ , paint· 114 - 388 - 81~3 after 4 p.m. ing, remodeling. roofing, Call Ronnie , 614-446-.-.&05 . " Used homes" large Hlection price reduced on ell homtl, WiU do houae c:le~ning 5 daya Frendt City MobWt Homes Inc . wook, 304· 675 ·7288 , 114·448-9340 . t U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF 31 Noed bo•vlitteo in my home, Rio Grande. day & evening. Pay Small 2 bedroom houN 6 milll negotiable. Cell 614 ·24&·6021 . aouth t~f .... "'-lllpolll on Krine• Wanted -Pert time adminiltratlve Ridge Road , firtt house from At. llaiatent . Mult type IO WPM 218 , Priced to go . Call 114 -446· accurately. Good verbellkills & 2917 · wrlntrt communication tkllla 6 room house. 1.2 acrM . Double ruquirad . Good filing tldllt rt· garage. Loc:11ed on Ao•• Hill. qulrad, Muttbeableto wortc well car Bargain priced UO.OOO. Call lllder pr11~ ra. knowledge of 814 ·678·2813 , shorthand. ·col11)uter•. & word proce11on beneficial. Job •har- · 380 Grant St., Middleport. 8 ing position . Hours lrt lam- rooms, blth.garaga. work 1hop. 4:30pm every Mond1y & lues- good location. nice lot. Call dey & every other Wedneadey. 614·992·2802 . Send rnume to SEOEMS Rt 4 Box 144 Oelllpolia. OH 415131 , In Harrisonville 11.7 nory, 3 by Nov . 10th bedrooJN, bath, 111.11 heat, ullar, garage. larp outbuilding, lA Saleapeople-Fult or part time to •cre. t14.&00. OwnerliMncing un cemetery· & march . Cell pouible. Call 614-992-616•. 614 -446 -36 16 or 614-692 6151 . 3 bedroom brick houte for 111e .or rent . •400. per month plu1 Fr•uit City ~mited is hiring utilities . Deposit required . Call temp. clerical & deaningj:ltreon- 614· B43·6138 . nel . Send letter of qualifications to p.o. box 477 Qalllpols, Ohio 2 br, Ieitch.,., bathroom, with 46831 laun.dry room, living room & dining room. all oltc. Appro~~: , 7 NJ.eded. Trl-chem in.f:ructort In mile• from Pt. Pl. on At. 62 , 2 your aree. Call 114-1!188-7078 traetaapproK. 1 ecre moteorlnt or Wfite P.O. BoK 164. Albany, overlooking Kanawhl River. ' OH 46710 . UO,OOO. Call 304-175·5440 between 8:30 and 4:30. 3000 Govtmii"MMt Jobs Litt. t18.040-t59,230 yt . Now Hlr· Log hon-e, 3-4 br, tllelte . tulty ng. C.ll ao&-687·11000 En. carpeted, · finlahed bl~ement. A· 9805 . Ambrosia. 7 mil• from Pl. Pl . on Rt. 82. Chy waler, paved Man"to work in retail store. Must driveway 6 nptic t1nk. aitueted be able ., meet public, and on 'h acre, overlooking Kan.whll mech .. ically hdin.:l. Send re- River. UO.OOO . Cell 304 -175· aune to The Deily Sent+nel BoK 5-..o batwHn 8:30 and •:30. 729 A, Pomeroy, Ohk>. . 3 bedroom hou•. firepl.:•. 1 ~·mill lllet p&!$0n wanted . acre lot. will accept trade-ln. 9 Call'lf4 ·98B ·3881 . mile• from Point PletNnt, 304· 875 -3073 . • Steretlry, lingle female. Cart's Auto .SliM . Houn 9:00 ·15:00 . 3 bedroorna. 1'h baths. forn111l Send reeume to 38.. 6 St. Rt. dining, r.c. room, 2·eer gtrage, 124, Middleport 01 call 614 · cen wtfk. to town . 304-175742· 3094. <&504. roger Customers .• Mondav-F•k!•v. SAM · & 4 1982 Dodge Conversion Van . PB, PS , AC. Plush interior . 4 capt a ins chairS. V. blinds. LOts of ex tr as. E._ cellent condition . Price r educed. Call 614· 949 - required. Cell 814' ' . Callatun'1 Ueed Tire Shop .' Over 1,000 tires, lizei 12, 13 , Furniahed ilp1rtmant, UP,Iteirs . . 14.,16 , 16. 18 .5. B.m iletoutRt. Adults only. all utilities paid. Call 218. Call 814-2!56-62&1 . 614·. .6·9523. Kitchen with BR, fu•nllhad , wlth Pllltic cilt am state approved. •hower. No drinklnp pllf'lon. meul tanks, culverts.plastic RON pl11tlc septic Utlliti11 JMid. Rtfatencta re· eUivertl. EIIANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· Coii614·44S·4063 . oon. Oh. 814· 281 · 5930. EfficiencY •panment . com Firewood tor ,lie $30.00 PU ~~~~·"'i4r.t:~~'h~~~~~~:" &~i:: · loed. Call Roger Meade, 814 388·8417 . 246·9170 . _1_bd_r. ,-p-.-,.-..,.-n-,-...-l-llt-leo-pa-id, Firewood delivered Oak & partt..·fumished. nextdoortoRo'o hickory. 1J1llt, HEAP voucher, '' pickup to ed .t35. C all614-446· Grande College. Ctll 614 ·448 · 2223 or 514·446 ·3028 . 1323 or 614·245· 9170. Effieief'CY epertme,t. ground . long woodburn er tro"nt 1o w;l ing floor . · furni1hed, private an · with gla11 door, 14ft . chimn ay trance. private parking. good pipe and aeeeu, limitied used . neighborhood, edult only, Utili· Call 114-4415-1986 . tilt peid. t175 1 month. Cal Riding lawn mower elec . Low· &14-441-751& rey organ. 3 wheeler. C1ll 1 bedroom ~pt . for rent . la•ic 514·448-7414 . rent starts .t216 . 1 month that · lncludea all utllitiea. Oepoait Gu range •eo. refrtg . •150. required ¢ 8200. Cont•c:t VII - go-cart t160, 1971 VW $150. lege Manor Apt. Middleport. 76 Chevy ImP .. with AM ·FM 814-992· 7787 . Equal Houaing cauatte. PS . PB, AC, 8300. Buck 1tove t75. Call 814-446· Opportunity. 3040 . Apartment• for rent In Pomeroy. One' and two bedroom•. Call Bid a now being accepted for used office furniture and mia· 814 ·992·821& . ' celleanoua it lfl11 . Will 11eeept 2 bedroom. furniahed 1partment aaeled bid• only . Bids eclor rent. Adults only : Cell cept id until 4:00 p.m. oo 11 -0& ,ae . Items on display 514 -992·2749 . . from~ ~ : OO e.m. until 4:00 p.m. Clean. roOmv' 2 bedroom lplrt· on 11 -03 tnrough 11 -08-86 at ment1. New Htven. W.Ve. Cell Woodland C enter1. 412 VInton 114-992-7481 . Also commer- Pike. Oallipolia, Ohio. Wood· land Cent en rea erv ea the rtght cial I PIC8 . ' to accept or reject any bid. 2 bedroom. pertly fumiahed .epartment off Spring. Ava . t.llce Glbaon retrjg .. couch & Pomeroy. Ohio. lerga patio and ch eir. children'• maple bed· yerd. Cell 814-99-2-6886 after room au it, lui bed, ch e1t. lamp & coHee tables. C 8111514·448· 6:oop.m. 3224 ' Large 1partment. unfurniahed . 146 Mulberrv Ave., Pomeroy. Frenklin fum ace wood burner with grate. Good eond. t50. Call 614· 992· 3874. Cell 81•·446-3217 after 5:30. 2 end 3 bedroom apartments 1nd houtll in Pomeroy or Bolt action m auurrifle, 7 mm Middleport. Furnished or unfur· dated 1926, with 100 munda ammunition . f100. Call. 814· niahed . Pay own utllltlet. Call 448·1822 . diYI 614 -992 -2381 . Vans ,79 Chevy cu stom van, 78 ,ford custom van. 74 Rem Chaiger good condition . 72 El Camino. Call 614 -446-8113 or 614 · 446-6201 . Miac . Merchandise ;,;e;,;;,·,.;·;;0~,·---...;.-...--~ q~oirod., . Pan lime AN politiori avallable. I-,.;;;;;,;;;..,;';,;.;:;,..U;;; · ~~~· 73 KIT 'N' CAlli-YLE ®l)y Larry Wright Furni1hed . 3 roo.,. 1nd bath, clean. adult• only, no pets. Ctll . 814·448· 1518 . County Appliance . lr'lc . Qood u11d appllance4 1nd TV seta. ·Nicely furnished ~ bdr. apt . Open lAM to &PM. Mon thn.1 Aduill only. Inquire It cori'ler Sat. 614 -446-1899, 627 3rd . Firat 6 ·, Olive St. at ~hitpParda Ave. Ga1Hpoll1, OH . · Salel & Service. Valley Furniture. new .& used . 1 bctr.apt. overlooking city park, large ucllon of quality fumi.' K-0 •110 per month . Call P.J'1 ture . 1218 Eaatern Ave .. e14· 448 · 1819 or evening• G allipolla . 114·448-2328 . . Help Wanted MECHANICS JOBS Hir-.g now. PakJ training in ml!'chanieal rbain1entnce available to high tehool grid. 198 1_7 ·30. In good phv.ie~t condi· uon . . C.ll 1-800 ·282·1384 Monday· Thursday, 9am-2pm . ' . Hous ahold Goode SWAIN AUCTIIJN • FURNITURE 112 Otlve St., G11Hpolla . New & uud wood-co 11 ltovet. 8 pc wood .LR tuile,399, bunk b.ad• 1199 , anttQn recliners til. ·nittw & u11d bedroo'm suites, . , rangea, wringer washen. & lh9 ••· P-tltw MvlngroOm '..,it·n 1199 -SIS99,1ampa , alto buying coal & wood 1tov.t1. Call 814·448· 3188. Fur'nilhed apt. 1 bdr. t231 utllit ie, paid. 701 4th Gllllpolia . . Cell 441-4418 after 6 pm. f llipiiiV 1111~111 GOPYRIGHT t986 · THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND' PRICES GOOD SUNDAY. NOV: 2, THROUGH SATURDAY ,' NOV . 8, 1988, IN Wanted To Buy ' . The Daily Se.ntinel Page- 9 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio rudy to wt4p . Cali 814 -387- ROCK SPRINGS - Salisbury SALE~ CENTER Meigs Township Trustees wtll meet SYRACUSE - Revival servl· County Pomona Grange will host Thursday, 7 p.m., at township ces will be h e ld at the Syracuse Gallla County Pomona Grange at hall on Rock Springs Road . . Mission Cbu ·r ch, to Nov . 8, wtth PQMEROY -Friday, 1 fo 8 the Star Grange Hall Friday . . 17·year · old Rick Weaver, Mt. ·p.ni. and Saturday,- tO a.m to 5 SYRACUSE - Melgl; Assocla· . Poti.JIC.!t -~uppl>r at 6:30 p, m . will Al to. W .Va . as the evaoge)ist. p:111.; a!larts and cralts show-and prece~ the meeting at ' 8 p .m : Services w ill be held at 7 p.m . • lion for Retarded Citizens meets §ale will he held at· the Senior Thursday, 3:30p.m., at Carleton · Meigs County Gran'gers are eac h ni!i'h t. Citizen Center. M .ult;>erry asked to take potluck . School. Heights, Pomeroy . • FRIDAY PAGEVILLE - A miss ionary · m ee\in g will be h e ld at the Pagev!lle T ow nhouse, W edn esday , 7:30 p . m. Ken Mac·e o! Mineral will be the speaker. CraH•IIIw 1974 XR7 2 door ve ry good condi1ion fo r 6800.00 ca11614 · 245.g153 aher 6:00. Home Improvements BASEMENT v;A TEA PROOFING U1Jeond ition allif etim e gu er an· t ee. Local referen ces fur· nished. Fre e estimat ea. Call co llecl 1-614 ·237 ·0488. day or night. RQg ers Buement W a.t erproofing. Evergreen tr e.e s, stumpa & removed . Ston e . · gravel , mU lch, fireWood & coal d elivered . Da n's landsca pes 614-446-96.46 . . leav~:t s 1974 Ch evy van . Call 614 · 256·1989 after 5 for mor P. information . n Dodge Aspen . $500 . Cillll 614 -446-9301 . 1980 Trt111S AM low mileage, auto. PS , PB: air st vreo. CB. asking $4,500. If nat sold will be taded n. C11ll 614 ·44 6· 2746 . 1982 Oodg e Diplomat. euto. air. wire rims. good tires. low · mii'eage , $2699 . J ohn 's Auto Sal es. Buleville Ad. Gallipolis . 80 FordMu!tang. $1500. H-IP Ja cobs.-. mower I cart , $700. Call614·446·7371 . 1978 Monarch. Very good condition . S1200 . Call 614 · ' 742-3033 . 19n Dodg e Asp en . PS, PB. 318 engin e, auto. S450 . 614 · 949-2544. 1979 Ford Mustan g. PS . PB. auto, 302 ongin e, 2 door, grey, sun roo1. AM ·FM B·track ste · reo. 81200. 614-985 -4302. 1982 Tan Cav111iar. 2 door, at and11d , good gas mileage. $3 ,600 .00 . 304· 675· 3797 or 676·3616 . . '77Cu1 1ass 5upr em e,need s a littl e work, 30'4-675-62 41 .4 RON 'S Te ltt,vision Serviee : House calls on RCA, Ouazar. GE . Specialing in Zen it h. C11ll 30 4-576 -2398 or 614 -446 2454 . Feuy ' l:ree Trimming, . slump remova l. Cal1304-675· 1331 . RINGLES'S SERVICE , exp\o. ri enced c atp enl vr. el eotriclen. maso n, painter. roofing (including hot tar application 1 304· 675-2088 or 676 -7147 . Stark1 Tr ee and lawn Service. Hedges. shrubs. bush es lrimm ed, I an dsc api ng end stuml) remov&l. Leaff removal. 304 -576· 2010 or 676· 2642. 4 Roturv or cablo tool drilling . Mos1 wells co mpl eted same d~ty . Pump s ales end se rvice. 304 -89 5-3802 Ashby Construction , ca rp ent ery , remodeling, room addi· tinn. c e men t blodt work , rootIng. interio r and e.11t erior painting . 5iding. Roofing. Free estif'Y'etes. 304 -675 -6445 or 675 -615 2.. 82 Plumbing & Heating 1 ~82 Ch ev\': Cheve.tt P. lt·at ch- . ~-------..,...~ b DCk. 3034-676-6375 . CARTER 'S PlUMBING AND HEATIN G ' 67 Mercury Cougar, V-8. auto , Cor. Fourth and Pin e PS . PB, radio , S800 .00 firm , G allipoli&. Ohio :1) 4-675 · 4286 . Phone 614 -446 ·3888 ot 614 · 1978 Ford lTD . Air oondition er , 446-4477 cruise, high mil o11ge. S1200 . 1976 Cedill ac Coup OeVille . new transmissio n. Bot l'1 good General Hauling condition , $900 . 304 -675- 85 17 21. 1982 Buick Century. 2 door, PS . PB, auto .. air, AM-FM . $4600. 304 ·676·3401 . Jame s B oy~ Water Service Also pools fill eel. C811614 -256 : 1141 or614 ·446 ·1176 or614. 446-791 1 '78 Ford LTO , 4 cbor. eir cond , PB. PS, au1o. good cond, new tiros, 304-675-2645 after4:00 PM . Dill ard's Wat er Deliv ery Cilt · erns, pool & w ell. An yt im e but Su ndny , 61 4 -446-7404 . ' 75 Fo rd LTD . ' 78 Ford LTD $850 .00 . One owner. 74,000 miles. phon e.304 ·576 -2318 . Wanerson's Wat f! r Hauling: re asonable rlltel, imm ed iAte 2,000 galion d eiiv ery , d~ ! erns, pools, well, etc. oall 30 4-576 · • 29 19 ~ 1970 Camero. $1 , 500 .00 , v MY good con d. 30 4-675:1197 72 Trucks for Sale 1982 GMC S-61ongb ad. 6 cyl. 4 spd,.slid lng rear window , b ed liner, aood condi tion, Call 614· 446-4380 . 1976 Ford Super C11b wit h topper. N eeda little bodywork . Run• good . Call 614-949· 2186 . 1971 Ford pick-up, 8 cyl.. 4 •petd. Nna ~od , no bed. Best offer. Call614-985· 4141 . 1982 Ford truck ce ll after 6:00 . 304·876· 3424 , 1976 Clt cvy ··4 ton plcklr , got><l. con d. nu11;; tr M ~ rl'i 1•l.on , ~f")t; d " "9 ' OO •· ~4~45f.'1°82 ~·~ cs . ... :::~." >J . • 73 Vans & 4 W.O . 1995 Chevy Converalon van roof dual air, load ed , low mil ea. Can 614-387 -0667 . r~iled ::-:-:;--::--- - Co~!. . lim estone, gravel , etc.y .... Dehvurud 1 to n and up . Jim •. Lonicr. 30 4·67 5-124 7 or 675 :' ... 7397.. . . ... . .., ;:--::-~-----=' . Co al ~tnd limrtstone delivery .. : phon e 304 -675 -3190. · ~ .. ' Light h auUng, hay and co II, : : 304 -675 -6724. 87 Upholstery T~l STATE UPHO LSTEAV SHOP 1163 S ec . Ave.. G allipolls 614-446·7833 or 614 - 446 ~ 1833 . R & M Custom Couch Its nnd · R,eupho!st ery, St. Rt . 7 , Crown C\ly. Oh . 614;-256. 1470 , eve. G 4-446-3438 . Op en deily e to 5 , Sat . 9:30 to,1:30. Old & new UphOSI erM . Mow rey's Upl'1olntting a erving tri CQ1Jnty area 21 years . The belt ln furniture upholatering Call 30•·675·41&4 for frei estl m At es, • •• �'\!~ ....... Pilcl1e-10-The Daily .SeOtinel Nav~ber Pomeroy-,Middleport, Ohio ..........__ · The ·Daily Sentinel . .. ,. PHONE 992~2156 · • ~ 0. ~•ito DaiMI Saolillllt1m~iod Dt!!. 111 tlllln.St., ••ror. ~4576t > • LOSER Television Viewing 3 Announcements Busfness ·.Services ·' 5, 19$6 · ' 11/5/86 1"AT DAILY ..· ../" PUIZL!I . .. ·- ·•. 1ow f:''fo~ 0 ·• ' .0 ROOrran~e· ,lett8i--S ·of t~.e . f~e~~~;,~'~or:.' (;=:~;: EVENING · 6:00 D til ill ClJ Cll ~ 01 ti2J In) News . · · · -~- 1])-BIITVIIIey Ill Mazda SpartiLook 1i1l CD Jofleroona ® 3·!!·1, Conlilct I CCI (!]) Secret City I!· il)l Facts of Life 6:05 ·6:30 4 Also ~tva ~' 4 &-month old cats. icunl ·tom1. All orange. Call 614·<146·1822 . . . NEW FOR ONLY $1 · 96-page. full-color Cetl· log of'Crafts - paHems, books, supplies, crewel, mick · . . ~t.idek ~tt'eO . Lhtertrained. Call 814·<148·9536 . ." . Rabbits & rlbb;t rpen, 3 puppies. ·. pa~ 4802. female Pa{sian - typa j:at. ~News Sptvect. Give to good home. Call (!]) MocNoi~Lehrer Nowsh- THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP NOTICE TO 81 DOERS The Boord of Education of Eastern loCII School .Dis· trict desires to receive sealed bids on the following: F.,.An Vfrt Ptillltf Nlfil M. 1:1. Repair 86 Fleet lnsuranm A Tires and Tubes Fuel Oil Gasoline Public Notice Motor Oil Diesel Fuel SpecifK:ation sheets are available at the Treasurer's Office . In order to be considered. ell sealed bids shall be received in the Traasurer's Offi<:e by 2:00 P.M . on December 15, 1986, and will be opened during the Regular Board Meeting in December. These bids will be lor (1 81 eighteen months . Said Board of Education reserves the right to accept. or reject any and all parts of any and ell. bid a. BOARD OF EDUCATION Eastern toea I School Dis trict 38900- SR 7 RoecJ&VIIe, Ohio 45772 Eloise Barton, Treesurer (1 1) 5, 12. 19. 26. 4tc 8 LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities Commisston of Ohio has sat for public hearing Case No: B6· 21 ·GA-GCR, to r101ie.w the gas cost recovery rates of Columbia G01 pf " Ohio, Inc.; the operation- of its Purchaoed Gaa Adjuotment Cta,..se and R'elated matters. This hearing it scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday , December 2, 1986, at tho offices of tho Commission. 180 East Broed Street, Columbua, · Ohio 43288-0673 . All interested partiet will be given an opponunity to be heard . Further itforma· tion may be obtained by comacting the Commission . (11)5,1tc PWS: Offiio Suppti11 & Furnlturo, Wtd4iog and Graduation Stationery, Mognotk Sign~ Rubbor Stamp1, "~ARDMAN'l I . ........ Fl!l!ll, CopfSorvicll, Etc. 2lS Mil St, Midtlllp~rt 104 Mu..rry Av., PoiMroy 675-48iQ-2 . . ne •II · ·Stock · •· Mobile Home Parts u/ TRANSMISSIONS ~EBUILl &REPAIRED . 190 • • •, AYE. POMIIOY, 011. PH. 992·9949 · lab lorton, OWIItr 10-27-16-1 mo. 3/2/Un JO' SGIFT SHOP Public Sale & Auction LIIJIWfg ,, C6fltl11111 985·3561 CEMENT HORSES, OEERS. RABBITS, DOGS . CATS. EAGLES. VIR GIN MARY, WHITE ANGELS ALSO LARGE BIRO BATHS •Wethert •Dishwaat.r• •Ranges REASONAIL£ tAlES 10·30.'16·1 mo . •SYlVANIA •SPUD QUEEN lAUNDRY *GIBSON REFRIGERATOR .S.ITElUTE SAlES l SERVICE AUCTION ENTIRE INVENTORY ·FIXTURES-EQUIPMENT lCKated: 910 West College St~ Rio Grandt, Ohio We Htv.t Afill Tl• . 10123/16/tln . 992·2259 BEECH GROVE ROAD - Ap· prox 2acres w1th a3bedroom, much more. MIDDLEPORT - Fantastic home wrth a giganlc lamily room, wrth abeautiulfirep~ce, large living room. 3 bedrooms, 2Y, baths, full basement, and approt 1'~ acre of grouild. MA!<,E OFFER $45,900.00 POMEROY - Small business locate:! in tDN n. Garage and land ideal for mechanl:. MAKE · OfFER $10,000.00. 126 E. 4th ST., Chillicothe, Ohio OFFICE: 614-775-3330 EVENINGS: nl-5584 I Auctioneers PUBLIC AUCTI.ON . . .. 6:00P.M; FRIDAY/ NOV: 7, 1986 THE HOWERY AUcnON HOUSE 5 miles wesl of Athens, an Rt. 50 This is tho estate of tho lato Fnn* Fugate who pasted oway nint yoars ago olll livod his entirtlife in Pomeroy, Ohio. This mmhalllitt has botn ·in sloragt sinct thai time. Nice Baby Grand Wurlitzer piano. child's oak rolltop desk, sleeper sola and other so las. chairs, n1ce large gateleg !able, Ig..hutch. maple bedroom suite, pineapple bedroom sui! e. 4 maple chairs, nice stands, braided rugs, elec. range, refrig., lawn lurnrtu re. lamps, wood rock er and others, d~ettetable , Hoover portable washer and dryer. large 011painting signed Oa isie F. Saunders, student lamps, wicker baby .buggy, wicker stand . Hoover & Kenll'Ore sweeper s, kitchen apph· an ces. books. linen s, set ol England china, ~lverware . fiesta glassware, more items not yet unpacked. , TtRMS: Cash ar Chick with Positi .. I.D. •Refrigerators brown wjth white markil)gl. Call814 - 246~6464 . . 387 ·7734. 8t4 ·247-2641. 7 New lacalhlll: 161 North Second BUILT HOMES & GARAGES CUSTOM SALES & SERVICf Pay Your Cable It Phone Bills Hera IUSIIISS PHON£ 16141 992-6SSO IISIIINa PHONE !'6141 992-1754 Day ~r Night NO SUNDAY CAllS 4-16-'li tin .SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of.•ll Type• Worked In home • • 20 yeero "F- Eotimetos'·' J11n lrussell ..... 94t-Z~60 Dottie Tumtr .. ... 992-5692 Office ............... ,992-2259 A ••,. t:.lll~···· CALL COLLECT: MEIGS EXCAYADNG TVs, Antennas •All Types of M!IGS Three family g1rage saee - Concrete work Grant St., Mkldleport. Thuradav end Friday. 10:00· 3:00 . SOCifTY HAS lEA llfiFUL liMNS and CATS FOR Includes Wor111d Mid First lmoculltlons HALF COST of SPAY/ NEIITEIII time ol Adoption Hu111ne Society CALL 992·6505 j)flict 949-2431 TERMS: CASH Case No. 25235 JIM CARNAHAN, AUCTIONEER ' • Racine , Ohio . . LUNCH ,_,.,,Ohio 4062 5 St. Rt, 611 W, VA. Rllidtnts Call Collect · 1.92 ACRES, Skyline Mobile Home, eas heat, central air. 12'116' storace bl.-. Hobstetter 4·7U·3092 CET SOME BREAD WITH AWANT AD sian based on a patie nt's 11·5 . B~RNEY SHUX~- MV OL' I HEAR 1H' REVENbOERS ·cLOBBERED VORE STILL COOKER CAN BE . PATCHED UP, PARSON THAR HE GOES ·· A BORN AG' tN MOONSHINER LAST IVIG'Ht. SNUFfY Buy WANTED TO BUY used wood & coal heaten . SWAIN'S FURNI TURE . 3rd. & Olive St. Gallipo - lis. Coli 61 4·446·3t 59 . 10·50 .acres i'l Cheshire·Kyger fllllrgii!C¥ 949-251~ . Sch,!)OI District . Call 614 -367· 0298 . . ® CIICLE . .. ~'H" AUTO· 24 Hour Wrtcktr SI!Yict Full Sonko & l•lir 35109 Yltut · - IIIWliJIOrf, DIM Ph. 7U·IS91 rings, jewelry, sterling ware,·dci coins. large currency. Top prices. Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, 3 Announcements SNAKE!! 2nd . Ave . Middleport. Oh . 614 · . 992 .3478 . 1 • 'it)U REMIND Me=. OF 'SOMEONe=. WHO UN1"1L- • RECEN1"L-Y WAS AL-WAYS IN 1"HIS COMIG S~IP~ • : • • •• ill Hardoaltle and mick lenge Downundar 1!1) (I) M"A'S"H I]) Hungary: Pushing the •.•• • : '• ·• ~~ -'-'----;:c • '. • Wantld to Buy 1t1ndlng timber. SWI!EPER Mid oowlng mochlfto HtN.,.,. '41 end Oavtl V.euum Cleaner, one hllf milt up Ooo'W• Crooll Ad. Col &14· 441·0284. fi :OO PM after 8:00 PM 304- · • ·: Of 304· 372 -5192 . ., 1715 ·3924 •11.< 'I The oldest lnd moat reliable for hkle and herb dealer In the Oh~ V•lley , B•en In businn ainoe 19315 . In the same location si'lee 19158 , We Ire · Interested In all tpelcei of wild fur . Pres.ntly 1 ' .J ofES, SIR .. I'D LIKE TO BUV A DOZEN 60LF ' 8Al.l.5 FOR Ml( DAI7... IT'S HIS BIRTHDAY.. :. ; bwvlng beef end deer hides,. ,1 -;~ glnaeng, mav•pple tnd yellow • !1, root. Phone 304-773·1288 or t-t.1 come vlalt with uut 104 Brown 111 ,10, \ Strett, Mtton, W. Va . Olston "- t \)" "Nick" Wright, fnd ~ Opera1or. . 1\. o,.n.. she wU trYtriG to ·tlx her hair. "Tile wind velocity increaaea directly wHh tlie cost of the HAIRDO." · BRIDGE 14E ALWAVS 1/i:LL$ AT T14E BALL .. DO 'IOU I-lAVE ANI( Ti-IAT L.ISTE:H? Llmlta Interviews with students, newsmen, and offi· cisls lend lnoighllo what it takes to live in Hungary. (90 min .) llll Ellsos: A Tall Ship for · Teua This documentary traces 1ho allons of the people , of Galveston, Texas, to restore their link to the ega of sailing. 180 min .) (f)) The Honeymoonaro 11:30 IJCiliDlTonlghtShow Tonight's (IUO&to are Burt Reynolds and Dick Shawn. 160 min .) In · Stereo. @ Spo,...C.nter ill WKRP In Clnolnnotl , (I) Taxi CIJ ABC Newt Nlghlllne I]J (f)) Magnum, P,(, 01 CHI Adderty Adderly I James Jacoby ·Slam score::s---;:::::=====----, NORTH on error .AQ1064 , t62 By James Jacoby ~ 11·$-81 +73 +AQ4 3 I'm proud of today's North-South WEST EAST pair for playing the Jacoby transfer .QJ 10 +98!52 •8 5 bid alter a one-no-trump opening. .7 3 • Q 10 8. 3 North's bid of two diamonds forced tJ971 +J South to bid two hearts. (South's jump +K 1097 to three hearts announced a maxlmwn · · SOUTH hand with (our-card heart support.) +AK4 Nezt came a series of cue-bids. Most "KJ92 important of these was the four-spade tAK cue-bid by Soulh, since that placed the +I 6 52 partnership beyond four hearts. At Vulnerable: East-West that point North wiUingly bid the Dealer: South slam. , It woUld ·have been a good slam if w.,.t Nortb East Soul• South had the jack of clubs instead of I NT 2t Pass 3• the jack of hearts. As the cards lay, de· Pass 4• Pass 4t clarer needed to find the king of clubs Pass 4• Pass 4t with West and apparently also needed Paaa 6• Pass Pass tbe club suit Lo split. But he worked Pass out an e:ztra chance. He drew trumps, Paaa ruffed his losing spade in d~mmy and Opening lead: Q then cashed the A·K of diamonds. Now be played a low club. Wben West fol· loWed with the seven, he played low f~om dummy. East won the singleton jack perforce and had to return a card king to protect against two possibili· that allowed South to trump iq his ties: first, that East had the singleton hand and discard a . low club from jack; second, that East had one of the dummy. Now the club finesse brought other missing clubs singleton and dehbme the contract. clarer !Vas planning to duck the club South played well, but West could into him. Needless to say, once the have set six hearts. When the first club club king is played, declarer cannot is finally led, he must go up with the avoid the loss of.two club tricks. + ~NM~taf by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 43 Abject fear I Quench 6 Japanese DOWN I Co ntour 2 Fabric measure 9 Tumble- type down shack ' 3 Spanish ·c ity 10 Egyptian 4 Barrel Christian ~ Comp<)nenl 12 Italian part Yeste:rdtty's Answer 23 Sprawl 33 Crete's 13 Upstairs 24 Beef on capital hideaway 8 Most 34 African the hoof 15 Fencing favorable 25 Enclosul't' beast dummy II Albanian for horses 36 Whet· 16 Shea capital stonf' 26 Native player 14 Frolic 39 Scary 27 Dagger 18 Author utierant·t• 17 Ron 29 Get it? Levin 41 Ladies' 20 Misler 32 Century 19Tooth as.•m . Ed's hair plant substance 1:""'1~-r.:'"-rP21 Traveler's river 6 Shoo! 7 Burning ....,.,...,.,.... guide 22 Some 23 Path 24 Lure for a bloodhound 27 Antipodal 28 29 30 - 31 l:n+-+- Resiliency Helios Shrewrnou,.. I nterwl!ave 35 - long -·a~ H~wai ian gaml' 37 Guy's date 38 Stallone film , 40 Turkish city 42 MGM's Leo 43 ,Piundcr 44 British miter DAILY CRYPTOQU<rrES- Hen:'s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In lhis sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, lhe length and fonnalion of the words are aII hinls. Each day the code letters are different. McCor· @ America·• Cup Chef· phone 304 -875·<1412, 8:00· riP*, J)lftl, tgd IUPPN•. PI cit re ligious beliefs end Dr. Craig gets some assistance with his memoir&. (60 min.l . • In Stereo : , ill U Cll Arthur Hollo'(o Hotel ICCI (60 min.! lill (I) Odd Couple Cl) Entrepreneur•: A Compaolto Portrait of the New • Buslneaa Hero llJ 01 CHI E~uellzor McColl enters the world of mercen· aries when he must prove • National Guard lieutenant innocent of a gruitome murder. (601,min.) @Newt 10:30 ill American Snapshots fl) (I) INN Nows (!]) Newawetc:h . 10:40 ()) MOVIE: 'toke the High . Ground' ... 11:00 D tilillct Cll ® Gl II) IDl Newt GEE,SUPe::R .S NAKC., : Buying daily gold , silvet' coins TANK SERVICE Mid~llport 380 TOP CASH paid for 'BJ ·model· ..., and newer usfld cars . Smith Bulek· Pontiac. 1911 ~uten\· • 111 Ave ., Gallipolla. Call 614 -446- JACK'S Approx. S mills from Wanted To and put an old friend in a coma. (60 min.( liD Discover: Tho World of Sclonca (CCI @ MOVIE: 'Oirty Harry' IIl MOVIE: ' Boom Town' • ® Q l]) H-.d of the Class ICC! D II) iliJ Glmme a Break Nell's problem& with her mother, her landlord and · her apanment lead her to think that moving to New York was a big mistake. In 1 Stereo . (]) 700 Club @ USA/USSR Baskotbtll: Team USS~ at Arizona 12 hrs.) ill ct Cll DynastV (CCI (60 min.) ([I Discover: Tho World of Science ICCI ® Oil II2i Magnum. P.I. When Magnum's ax-wife temporarily entrusts him with tho care of her daughter. the 5-vear-old girl becomes the object of a kid· napping attempt (60 min.l {j]) Entrepreneurs: A Composite Portrait of tho Now Buslne11 Hero U Cil iliJ You Agalnl In 10:00 U Cil @ St. Elsewhere ICCI Griffin sets up Birch to take the blame for tlis neg· ligence, Dr. Turner must ma ke alifo·and-death doci· 2282. FRIDAY, NOV. 7, 1986 JAY C. RUSSELL, ADM. lit to nail a cheap Stereo. ~ ' yy~-:31126 6141992·7119 IS A "COWcATCHER'.' I WONDER WHAT THE-Y DO WITH ALL "THE QJW5 THEYOITCH. 9 :30 3 mites out ~and Hill RQid , Wed thru Sunday, 1 :DO till 6:00 PM. Everything mutt go . 9. •Residential •Commercial' •Industrial Balance Ptid monthly Ill ·24 HOLIK SERVICE IT SAYS THAT FUNNY TH ING ON THE FRONT PICTURE' OF A STEAl;\ L OCOMOTIVE. large Yard Sale. Nov 7 and 8. Powell's Barber Shop, Gallipolis Ft!Hry. furniture. draperies . dollies; appliancea, tools. · RACINE, OHIO LEADING CREEl ROAD ~------------~ LOOK AT TH IS N6Ai'" e' PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD: Sears Cold·spot refrigerator·freezer, Hotpoinl electric range , blender, 3 pc sectionallivingroom surte, re· · cliner, porlable TV, 3 pc. bedroom ~Uit.e , lamps. m1rrors. beds. kitChen table and 4 chatrs, kitchen cart, s wee~er, boxeS of clothes, boks, whal·not shelves. d1shes. MISC.: Set ol McGregor golf clubs, guitar, metal sale, vise. wall drill press, Black &Deckers kill saw, posthole digger, Ox· weld carbide lamp, boxes and bags of new gloves. BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMMENT: 3 dryer chairs, 2 swivel · · chairs w1th wash basin. misc. shelving. 9:00 MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ' RAYMOND E•.~OFFm . (MAC.i ·: The estate of TRUMAN A. RUSSELL will be of· fered tor .M I" thi• ttat~t ·at the residence located at Union Avenue near Hiland Road (Co. Rd. 7&). B:05 8:30 v ...... PfPiiiiiiiiii1f ..... • & Vicinity . '. . . ., ..... :~ ....... .. ., .......... ; . :~ work IFrH Eatlmotoo) " 10:00 A.M. ' {rUM.<;ro!) SSOO Adoption f• , 992-5427 .. . EEK & MEEK misc. furnituJt . ·N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR · ADOPTION AAE! Pomeroy. Nov . 3·7. Clothea, GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, klc. CO. HUMANE BOYS .... SEE WHERE TH' OF THEIR BUOiltE'S Yard aale 144 Mulberry A\le. Pomeror, Ohio , 4·15.'86·fC •' . 10127/ 86/1 mo. ... NOW I'VE GOTTA WORK Ml' WAY AAOUND THESE ' .!i-~~~2":2~71~4 Call: 742-2407 RfASONAilE • RIUAIU THEY'VE OBVIOUSLY SET UP .._ PICKET LINE FACING TH' R~B . POSITlO"'$ SOUTH OF HONEYSUCKLE H"'LL t ' . ... ..... . .......... .. . r. ..... . ..... -PiumbinQMd electrlctl a. l'HAT MAKES A H.._LF • DOZI'N BLUECOATS I 'VE CDUNTED 0"1 G'UAIW DUTY ALONG H~Ei determined Wqods Yard Sale at Centenary Townhouse Nov.6&7 Antiques. pictures,qullts,dishes, cot.McGuftey Boaka.what nota.Hand made wallets & many more hems. CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon• remotM!Ing ' - hood who shot Hammer Middleport & Vicinity and - Rooting lftd guu.r work E•cavating •Landscaping •8uaments •Sewoge Systems •W•ter Gas Lines •Water Welt Drlttlng •Trucking • -· · • 0 lnalde·218 Third Ave. Former . . . Allison Elec. Wed ., Thurs ., & Fri. ~ No\1 . &. 6, &7. 9·4 Oishet... . . , · .. ··... Pom·&;;;:y.. ······· ·· YOUNG'S COMPANY '· - ----- or 949-286b No Sunday Calls 11 ·18-11 J.R.'s REPAIRS Yard Sale Last ule this year· junction Rt 7 & 218· Fri. & Sat. No\17th & 8th . Bargains 9 til ? PH. 949-2801 Ptrlt Ph. (614) 843·5425 614-843·52-48 992-6191 New Nons Built "Free E1tlmat11" · Dealer . ... . •• Oii1I21 i!IJ!Nheel at Fortune @ Bornev Miller Ill Sanford and 811!1 D !I) ill New Newlywed Game @ Rolex/Jackle Stewart Pro-Celebrity Trap Shoot Coverage from London, England. Iii) (1) Too Close for Com· fort U ([)Judge ([I Mother and Son ~ Wheal of Fortuna OIII2l iliJ Joopordy @Benson ill Tho Honeymooners D 1Il 1111 Highway to Heaven ICCI Working as recreationa l directors at a nursing home, Jo~Sthan and Mark meet another angel whose assignment in· valves his still-beloved wife. (60 min.l (]) Bring 'Em lack Alive @ Bicycle Racing: Wheat Thins Mayor's Cup Crltor· ium Finals from San Francisco, CA. (60 min .) illO ([) Porfoc1 Strangora ICCI f,l) (1) MOVIE: 'Blazing Sad· dies' I]) MacNeil-Lehrer Nowshour ~ Oilil21 New Mike Ham· mer A vengeful Hammer is Inside sale, craft items, quilt P4ttlms. jacket• .. swuters. jewelry. Bring your ready mllde crafts for consignment sales. Every week, Thura ,, Fri .• Sat. Centenary . BISSEU SIDING CO. Authorizod ltlln DMre, New Holla..., lush Hog Fa1111 Equipmen1 .:: 8 place setting never been used . Othlf odds and &flds. *llOWN IN INSUlADON U.'S. IT. 50 EAST . GUYSVILLE, OHIO Yllln I AWIIIIUM .LDNG BOTii>M .·- Aneat 3 ~lillY E. Clelend, Jr. SAUS & SEIVICE - Garage Sate 9:00am to 6 :00pm. No\1. 6 208 Glen Drive Gallipo· lis. Full figure women clothiftg aizaa 18 ·22 children clothing , iize 5 girl coat like new . Christmas crafts. china S. crystal •VINYL SIDING *ALU.UM SIDING BOGGS ' Nov , 5 & 6. Lincoln Pike, second brick on right, Crodurted itt1m1. blby-ed ult clothes. More. We C1rry Fishing $upplles PH. 949-2801 or 949-2160 '• JliJT Mf?NtlONf=P iHAi Zo~~o'S iLAC/< ov,-FtT ' , •.·. L.OOJCS S~p.. : .I . radios, TV, bre~kfatt ...t , dothing & ~ch more, Michlttporl, Ohie 4S160 Prices" ' 7:35 8 :00 ALLEY OOP ·· ..."Giilllpoliii' ·........ & Vicinity " PlUNING & llfA1riNG --· ~ . • r . Lost: wh ite lf'!d lemon .Fox Hound . Between Dorcas and POrtland area. If seen. call 12 Gaugo Shatgun1 Only 10·8-tfn BISSELL BUILDERS EUGENE LONG .- Found -A mans co .. & hat at Bulavllle Addison . 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COLTON steps into action when an Armv reunion's annual ·war games' manueverS turn deadly serious. 170 min.l · 12:00 ill Burne & Allin (]) Auto Racine Special: Lynn St. J1m11' Search for • 200 MPH lA). ·ill JoffarJO~I CD Rawhide U I]) Totes of fl) • the Unex· pected 12:30 U (}) @ Lata Night with David Letterman Tonight's guest is Carol Leifer. 16Q min.lln Stereo. (I) Bast of Groui:ho @ Best of Bill Dance (~) . ill ABq.News Nilthtline • • �. Page-12-The Daily 8entinel ----LOcal Briefs :·- :---t Democratic.officeholders sweep races Jeff Hawk was chosen associate of the store for October at the Pomeroy Big Wheel, Store Manager Tim Custer , who presented the award, announced. Hawk is employed in the toy department. His name will be added to the Associate of Store plaque in the store. Hawk has been employed at" Big Wheel for one year. According to Custer, Hawk empllfles an above standard level of job performance and maintains good customer service skills and a positive attitude toward the company. Hawk was chosen as one of the outstanding associates from over 4,!XXJ employees in the New Castle, Pa .. based discount department store chain with ffi locations in Connecticut. Indiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhpde Island and West Virginia , • The Meigs Coun ty Health Department has changed its regular immunization days due to upcoming clinics and the approaching holidays. The new dates.for the immunizations are Nov. 18 and 25: Dec. 16 and 30. and Jan. 13 and 27. Bond"i forfeited in mayor's court Charles .M. Canter, Svracuse, forfeited bOnds on five charges total ing $1.20tl" in the co urt of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday nigh t. . Canter had posted bOnds on char ges of resisting arrest, $al0, of assault. $22.1. of fleeing the police. $225. of DWI. $450. and of destruct ion of property. $100. Others forfeiting bonds were Paul A. Pullins. Middleport, $50 lor expired illegal tags; and Claude E. Setliff, Gallipolis.,$50, traveling the wrong way on a one-way street. Fined were Tommy Walters. Middleport. $25 and costs, disorderly manner: .James L. Hess. Pomeroy. S10 and costs. ru nning a red lig ht. and Bonnie L. Cleland. $10 and costs . failure to yie ld . Pomeroy mayor concludes cases Nineteen persons charged with speeding forfeited bonds In the co urt of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Forfeif.lng bonds on the speeding charge were.Gerald R. ')"hompson. Pomeroy. $46; E.S. Howard. Pomeroy , $47: Tammy Daniels. Middleport , $45: Carl Vanover, Pomeroy. $51: Janice Lee Gieseking , Middleport, $44: Dearl Alrter. :Pomeroy, S45: Dennis J . Gilmore. Pomeroy, $48: Brenda D. Hawley. Middleport. $45; Robert C. Bailey. Pomeroy, $43. KyleS . Scaggs. Hilliard, $47; Dorinda L. Deem, Raci ne . 846: Bruce R. Fisher, Middleport. $54 ; Richard J . Poulin, Middleport. $50; Henry D. McKnight. Columbus, $45: Kathryn Potts, Columbus. $47: David J. Graham. Point Pleasant, $45: Charles Samsel. Racine. $49: Grover K. Klein. Pomeroy. $44; and David. R. Riili. Charleroi. Pa. , $46. . Tammy S. Bable. Racine. forfeited a $43 bond on assured clear distancr . Fi ned in the court were William C. Fltspatrick. Groveport. $48 and costs. speeding: Wallace J. Myers. Albany. $63 and costs. expired license: James H. Smit h, Racine, passing on a yellow line: Mic hael G. Smith. Middleport , $45 and eosts, speeding; and Derry Dale Bryan. Cheshire. $46 and ccsts, speeding. EMS units answer 6 calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports six calls Tuesday; Middleport at 1:01 p.m. to Stonewood Apartments for Francis Howery to Veteran s Memorial Hospital: Rutland at 1: 13 p.m. to Ohio 124 for Bernice Wi!Jford to Veterans Memorial Hospital. then to Holzer Medical Center: Racine at 2:31 p.m. to Barringer Ridge Road lor Leo Dailey to Veterans Me.morial Hospital; Syracuse at 3:13p.m. to Minersville for Harold Davis to Holzer Medical Center: Pomeroy at 3:45p.m. treated but did not transport Tammi Hoffman. Charlene Cable. Tamara Howley, Tracy Manley . Donna Manley , Jeff Acree and Steve Acree at the scene of an auto accident at the intersection of Ohio 124 and Union Avenu e: Racine at 11:46 p.m. to the intersection of Ohio 124 and 338 for Mary Pickens to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Couple seeks By JEANNE REALL cent, Auditor Thomas Ferguson Unlted Press International won 66 percent and At.torney· ·Democratic Incumbents swept General Anthony Celebrezze Jr. all !our Ohio statewide races, had 00 percent . crediting positive campaigning Withrow handily defeated Refor their victories, while Republi· publican Jeffrey Jacobs. a state cans blamed inadequate fund - . representative from Bay VIllage, raising for their losses. in his home territory. Jacobs The closest of the four races ·managed to win only 33 percent was lor treasurer. where incum- · of t)le vote in his home county qf bent Mary Ellen Withrow pulled CuyaHoga. The total vote, with 99 55 percent of the vote. With more percent of the precincts report· than 99 percent Of thl' precincts tng, was 1.638,359 for Wltprow reporting, Secretary of State and 1,344,504 for Jacobs, Sherrod Brown claimed 61 per. Withrow .said her ~ositive Fairland teachers rat~fy pact Immunization dates changed dL~solution Arlwona Sue Walker. Racine. and Roger Lee Walker, Pomeroy. have filed for a dissolution of marriage In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. · D of A plans Thursday meeting ' Friendship meeting of Dis trict 13. Daughters of America, will meet Thursday night al the Ches ter hall. A potluck supper will be held at 6:30p. m. with the meeting to follow at 7:30p.m. New district officers will be installed. All lodge members of District 13 are Invited . Members aretotakea covered dish and items for an auction. Proceeds will go to the district and state good of the order committees. Injuries kill Kaiser staffer RAVENSWOOD. W.Va. iUPi i - An emplo)·ee of the Kaiser ~ A luminum and Chemical Corp. Iplant at Ravenswood died Tues· da y during su r~er:,< , for In juries rN:eived in an accident at thr plant . a company spokeswoman said toda y. The victim was identified as !chard VanKirk. ;;o, of Ra vens· ood. wbo had been employed 26 ears at the Ravenswood plant. ihe sjX>keswoman sa id . He died The contract. tentative agree· menton which was reached early Tuesday . 1\'aS ratified by teachers 83·4. The school bOard voted 4·1 in favor of the pact Tuesday night . Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Mr . Nell Proudfoot officiating. Burial will b~ in Beech Grove Cemetf!"y. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2·4. and 7-9 p.m. on Thursday· In Cincinnati. 230 teachers in the Sycamore school system were working Tuesday under a new eontract providing 5 percent pay raises in each of the next two years. The teachers' former contract expired Aug. 1, . but they continued to provide ins truction for the district's 5.IDO students. Teachers and school officials Keefer, Hanes (Continued from Page 1) this elect ion year, Republican Circuit Clerk Miles Epling, run· ning uncontes ted, received 5,577 votes. Incumbent U.S. Rep. Bob Wise, a Democrat , woo Mason Count y easily, receiving 5,227 votes. His Republican challenger. former WSAZ newsman Tim Sharp, who entered the race lale in the campaign, received 3.~4 votes in the count y. In the 4th Senatorial District race, Incumbent Oshel Craigo (D) of Hurricane, Putnam County, defeated Judson MeCormick IR 1 of Red House, Putnam County. 5.057 to 3,085. in Mason Wilma Osborn Wilma Osborn, 81 . . Lincoln Terrace, Pomeroy, died Tuesday evening at veterans Memorial Hospital. A homemaker. Mrs. OsbOrn was born ·Ju Jy 20. 1905. in R Lee R 0Y Middl~port, a daughter the late Ul~er William and Cora White Hess. Roy Lee Rutter. 11. of 116 She was a ml'mber of the Locust St., Pomeroy, died Wed · Pomeroy Church of Christ. nesday morning at Holzer Medi· · . Surviving are two sons, Harry cal Center. Osborn Jr., Pomeroy. and Louis Born July 31, 1975, in Athens. Osborn. Meloourne. Fla .. three he was a son of Larr~· and Wanda daught ers. Mrs. James LandakerRutter, whosurvive. (M ildred) Harris. Mason. W.Va.. Also surviving are three sis· Mary C. Sauvage, Pomeroy, and ters, Toni, Bonnie and Terri. and Mrs. Caroll (Verna) Snowden, qne brother. Larry, all at home: Gallipolis: a sister, Mrs. Kermit maternal grandparents, Eileen (Ruth) McElroy, Syracuse. and and David Landaker . Pomeroy; ·,IJ'Veral nieces and nephews . and several aunts and un~les . "thirteen grandchildre~ and 18 He was preceded in death by great-grandchildren also paternal grandparents, Elmer and Beatrice· Rutter. survive. Besides her parents , she was Services will be 10:30 a .m. preceded in death by her hus· Friday at Ewing Funeral Home band, Harry Osborn Sr .. on Jan. with Rev. Jam~ Corbitt official· 14. -1977, two sisters and a ing. Friends may call at the brother. funeral home frQm 7·9 p.m. 1 r;::Se:r:v:lce=s:w:l:ll:be=h:e:Jd=a=t: :p:.m=·=T:h:u:rs:d:a:y:·=======:;l FLEA MARKET ---- $J1 JACK~ PIKE ·liT...,,,.,' iOcT 31 thru NOV PO.ROY, OHIO L...:, LAST SALE OF THE YEAR fR I DAY thru THURSDAY ! :._j SEE YOU IN APRIL l•uon,.lo Sot-Up Iotti Under llow Managomont For information call 304·422-4169 or 614-742-2882 1~============:::===========-.l-===========- Givin·g SPECIAL 'DEALS on OLD.SMOBILES GREAT DEALS ON ALL '87 MODELS EVEN DEALS ON ALL 1986 MODELS IN ST.OCK: • DUNlAP ' REBATES ~2,00000 TO . '$3,00000 OPEN SUNDAYS 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. t15·3tt!' CRAFT SHOW NOVEMBER 7-8-9 Christmu Crafts, New Idees on Crafts. Hand Sewn Dolle, Wood Items, Etc. Follow Sign1 - 2 Milt1 PH. 992-3566 Out Flatwood1 ,, Super Lotto 21-39-3 7·2-35-24 • at y VoL36. No.130 .Copyrighted 1986 . J Cloudy tonight, with a low in the mid 40s. Mostly cloudy Friday, with a chance of rain and highs between 60 and 65. The probability of preclplta· lion Is near zero tonight and liO percent Friday. • • enttne 2 Sections, 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, November 6, 1986 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc.· Newspaper Partial solution found for area ferry senrice • I By Ni\l>ICY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Writer Public ·otflclals, merchants, businessmen and other concerned Individuals meeting Wed· nesday at the Meigs County Courthouse. have arrived at what they term a "OO· percent solution" In establishing a ferry service between ,the PomeroyMiddleport area anp Mason County, W.Va. • The service will be needed by February of next year ~hen the Ohio Department of Transporta· lion closes the Pomeroy-Mason bridge for extensive repairs. AbOut 40 attended yesterday's meeting, Including U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller, of Ohio's lOth District, U.S. Rep. Bob Wise. of West Virginia's Third District: and Col. Robert Brown III of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers . After lengthy discussion, the group threw out the Idea of establishing a ferry between Middleport and Clifton. W.Va. Consideration was ,being given that location because the eorps of . engineers had earlier refused permission to allow the use of an existing landing at Mason. The expense of developing the . Clifton site, and the fact that cold weather condltiohs are not favor· able to the type construction which would be needed at Clifton, were clinchers ,in scrapping the Middleport-Ciifton route. According to Brown, the Ma· son landing was .damaged 10 years ago when It was used for ferry service and the corps was left with the bill for repairs. This Is the reason the corps, which owns the landing, refused per· mission to use the site. However. under certain condl· tlons, the corps would allow use of the Mason site, Brown explained. Those conditions include construction of a temporary addition to the landing, to proteCt the existing concrete structure and make it more accessible to a ferry, and purchase of a $100,000 performance bond to insure that any damages could be repaired. Agnes Roush. mayor of Mason . also present for the meeting. stated "that in addition to the UPI's Thomas landing, she is concerned that streets In Mason may be damaged by increased traffic coming acroos the f~rry to get to U.S. 33. As she explained, It Is the citizens of Mason who pay for street maintainance and repair through a special tax assessment, based on the value of their properties . She said she contacted the West Virginia Department of Highways about the problem, andwastoldtheywould not acceptresponstbllityofmain· talning the str.eet from · the landing to U.S. 33 during the time a ferry would be In operation. It was suggested that a limit on the size vehicles using the ferry, could·help alleviate this problem. It was brought out that the Ohio Department of Transportation has also said they eould not be responsible for eosts related to establishment of a ·ferry either, because they, by Jaw, can only deal with state-owned highways. A ferry operation would be Inter-state. Both congressmen agreed that money. in the form of federal grants, would not be available for the project. Thry suggested that local money be raised to purchase the performance bOnd, which would cost less than $5,000, according to figures mentioned at the meeting. The congressmen further suggested that labor to construct the temporary structure over the existing recreational landing at Mason could be donated . Matertals for the project might also be pllrchased with local money, they said. The ccrps of enginee·rs couldprovide guidance In development of the plans, and periodically Inspect construction of the tern· porary facility, Brown said. Because of the time element involved a small ccmmlttee to Include May<r Roush, Pome~oy May<r Richard Seyler, Meigs County Engineer Phil Roberts a representaitve from the corps'of engineers. and perhaps a repre· sentative of ODOT, was formed to make immediate decisions In the matter. May<r Roush also suggested contacting the West Virginia Department of Highways again to see if they will take a different position on maintaining the Ma· son street from the landing to"the main road. The decision to use the Pomeroy-Mason route is being called the "sixty percent soiu· tion '' because ferry service in that location will likely be hampered by high water concti· tions during the month of Febru(Contlnued on Page 81 Wednesday at the Meigs County Courthot.&Se. Purpose of the meeting was IAl discuss establishment of a ferry service between Pomeroy and Mason, during the time the Pomeroy-Mason bridge is closed for repairs. Celeste·feels 'vindicated' by re-election ing time." he said. , By LEE LEOJIIARD The governor said he thought UPI Statehouse Reporter the corruption and et hics Issue COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Gov. Richard F. Celeste says he was overrated In the campaign . feels his landslide re-election "The people of Ohio do care vindicates him from charges of about the integrity of their corruption and unethical behav· governor, and they want honest ior against his administration, government," he said. "That but given a second chance, he's wasn't the only thing on their minds." not ready to cle!ln house. Celeste said the administration At the same time, Celeste disavowed Wednesday any im· faces "fresh challenges, " some mediate ambitions for high na- of which cannot be predicted. He tional office, such as vice pres !· said the major goal will be to dent or president, saying his goal continue working on at.tracting Is to lead Oh4o to set an example jobs to the state. "That's at thetopoftheagenda for the rest of the nation. "Do you feel your strong and will stay at the top of the performance (In the election) agenda," he said. vindicates you on the (corrup- . While saying he wants Ohio to tion) Issue?" Celeste was asked lead the country, Celeste was coy by a reporter at a post-eleetion ·wtth . questioners- who asked about his national ambitions. news conference. "!think that OhiO is going to be "I believe It does in certain respects," the governor said verry well served by having a after a long pause. "My view Is Demoeratic governor who is that vote Is an Important trust re-elected and two Democratic . that you constantly have to work senators in a Democratic Se!o earn and maintain , and t,hat I nate," he said. "Will you ·work to get your expect to maintain and am determined to mai~.tain during name In the national spotlight?" q uer Jed a reporter . the next four years, he said . "I don't know." the governor But Celeste said he~~d not vie~ resjX>nded . "The last time I did his re-election as a reprieve that it was by closing the savinl;s from the ethics charges and and loans, and 1· don't think I added he plans no administrative to go that far." want housecleaning to erase the sus pi · cion that all is not right at the . Celeste noted that 1988 Demo· cratic presidential hopefuls soon St~tehou~e. , I don t think its houseclean· will be seeking his support, and he said he wants to solve some of Ohio's problems that are common with other states, to provide an example. "I'd rather Jet the nation come to Ohio than try to take Ohio to the nation, " he said. But he added, "! think being governor is obviously . terrific iralnlng for presidneltal office and I'm sure the last two incumbents would agree with me.'' "Would.you like to be president br vice president?" asked a reporter. "No," said Celeste. He started to elaborate. "No," said Lt . Gov.-elect Paul R. Leonard. "Just no:" Republicans plan to rebuild COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPIJ - Ohio Republicans are moving into a new era with a host of attractive statewide candidates all under 50 years old, according to Republican State Chairman Michael F. Colley. Colley Is reluctant to say so. but the party Is leaving the era of James A. Rhodes, the 77-year-old four-term former governor who led the Republican ticket to a lands Ude defeat Tuesday. "Jim Rhodes has had a distinguished career in government service," Colley said Wednesday. "I trust hewiil continue to be active politically, but I doubt he will be a candidate In the future." . Meanwhile, Ohio Senate President Paul E. Glllmor, R·P.ort Clinton, said he hopes to meet soon with Republican leaders to he lp the party prepare for the next election. stressing teamwork and candidate recruitment. Glllmor, who lost to Rhodes in the Republican gubernatorial primary last May, pointed out that the GOP ret~lned control of the Senate despite the Democrats' statewide victory. "In all of our key races. our candidates ran substantially ahead of the top of our Republican ticket,'' said Glllmor. The Senate leader said he Is asserting himself because "somebody's got to start moving the party forward .lt's obvious that didn't happen with Rhodes." Colley, said the party needs to re-examine its fund-raising. since Democrats far outspent their Republi can opponents In most races. ' State orders lockup of election returns Deputies of Sheriff Howard relieved at 4 p.m. Wednesday of the duty of guard· lng a room at the Meigs Couni'Y. Board of Elections Office in Pomeroy where ballots from Tuesday's election have been RIO GRANDE - Helen Tho· secured. mas, White House bureau chief Chief deputy of the board of for United Press Internatlo)"lal, elections Jane Frymyer said that will speak at Rio Grande College had been advised by the she and Community College Monday office of Secretary or State at Rp.m. In the auditorium of the Sherrod Brown · ihat around the Fine and Performing Arts clock gUard duty would not be Center. necessary ·and that double padA senior member of the White locking of the door to the ballot House press corps, Thomas be· room meets the require· storage gan covering President-elect ment under the circumstances. .Tohn F. Kennedy In November One Republican member of the· 1960 and went to the White House local board of elections has a key In January 1961 as a member of to one of the Jocks and a Helen Thomas the UP! team , headed by the late Democrat member of the board Merriman Smith. the key to the second lock. has During the years she covered of th e National Press Club. after While it was reported that Kennedy, Thomas was the first it opened its doors to women securing the ballots due to the woman to close a presidential members after a 90-year. all· close race between Jan Michael press conference with the tradi· male membership. tiona! "Thank you, Mr. PresiThomas was named the" news- Long and Oakley Collins for the dent." Since then she has opened paper woman of Washington" in state senatorial race was rouand closed many news conferen· 1968 by the American Newspaper tine, the secretary of · state's ces in the ensuing presidencies . Woman's Club. She ' became the office did Indicate that It reIn the Kennedy era and since, first officer of the White House ceived a call from the Long covering the White House has CorresJX>ndents Association af· been a family affair. Much to ter it had been In existence for Jacqueline Kennedy's displea· more than 50 years: and. its first sure, Thomas scored many beats woman president in 1975·76. ·on the then-Mrs. Kennedy's ac· In 1976, Thomas became the AKRON, Ohio (UP!) ~ 1 Gootlvttles and those of her daughter first woman member of the dyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s board and, son, Caroline and John F. Gridiron Club in Its 90-year .of directors has authorized com· Kennedy Jr. history. In 1984, she won the pany officers to purchase up to ID · Tbomas' weekly UP! feature, Fourth Estate Award from the million shares of Its ccmmon "Backs.falrs "at the Whlte National Press Club. stock, the company announced House:" focuses on the personal ThOmas ' appearance at Rio totlay. life of the first family and offers Grande Is a part of the School of Robert E. Mercer, Goodyear's an Intimate view of the inner General Studies and Liberal chairman, also announced that In workings . of the White House Arts' Community Forum Series. addition to the proposed sale of staff. . · · The series Is .a ,program of , Its Celeron oil and gas subs!· She served as pres !dent of the public presentations designed to diary. lhe ccmpany may also sell Womi.'D's National Press Club In air fmportant political, eco- two other subsidiaries, GOOdyear 1959-00, DOl\' known as the Wa· nomic, religious, moral and Aerospace Co~p. and Motor shington Press Club. ethical Issues of broad, contem- , Wheel Corp. Shew as theflrstwoman officer . porary Interest. ,, will spe~k at RGC-CC DISCUSSION CONTINUES - Ferry operator Doc McCoy of Point Pleasant, W.Va., far left, makes a pol~t to Col. Robert Brown Ill, oft he U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Rep. Clarmce Miller and U.S. Rep. Bob Wise, at a meeting held headquarters late Tuesday night In regard to securing the ballots , Aceording to the unofficial count of the counties In the district. Long emerged as winner, with 413,104 votes. The unofflclaj tally gave Collins 46,719, leaving a 1.~5 vote difference bet ween t bose figures. Meigs deputies began their vigil over Wed""esday morning . the rOQm where the Meigs ballots ' have been "placed under two padlocks . A key to one · of the padlocks Is held by a Republican member of the Meigs Board of Elections and a Democrat member of the board holds a key to th e second padlock . The deputies' vigil had beeri expected to continue through 4 p.m. on Nov. 17, when the bOard of elections Is expected to make Its official. C\)unt of all of the ballots cast lri Tuesday's election. The security action was taken In all ccuntles of the 17th district , wlich InCludes Meigs, Galli a, Athens, Lawrence: Ross, Vinton, Plckaway and Jackson. (~ontinued on Page 8) Fran~ were LOCKED - Melp County ballots from Tuesday's election are behind this door which is double padlocked because of the close race between Jan Michael Long and Oakley C. CoUins ilr the lith district state senate seat. Meigs County Deputy Sheriff Jlmmer Souls by shows the two padlocks securing I he door. The department of Sheriff Howard Frank Is expected to mill ritaln 24-hour guard duty over the I!M!ked door untO the official count of Tuesday's ballots is completed by the Meigs BoiU'd of Elt'ctlo11!i on Nov. 17. Goodyear to buy stock; may sell 2 subsidiaries COUNTRY & CHRISTMAS FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 AM 'TIL 9 PM SUNDAY 1 PM 'nL 6 PM 81 NOVEMBER 7 • 8 • 9, 1986 wide. County ..Craigo also won distr ict· . ~ Jim Waybright (R) of Sandyville, Jackson County. defeated Ginny Starcher tDI of Ripley, Jackson County. 134 to 8i. in Mason County, but Starcher won the lith' Delegate District , which includes precincts No. 17 and 18 told Union Distrlctl of Mason County and most of Jackson County. In the 12th Delegate District Mason County voters went with William " Bill" Artrip IDI of Southside t4.885) . Patricia "Pat" Whit e (DI of Poca , Put · nam Co unt y (4,:~i9) , Deborah "Debbie" Phillips 10 ) of Hurri· cane, Putnam County. and Mike Hail tRI of Pliny (3.8401 . Apparent winners In tbe district, which Includes Mason and Putnam counties and a part of Jackson and Lincoln counties. are White. Phillips. Artrip and Reed. Other candidates in the 12th Dis trict race and their vote tota ls in Mason Co unty were P.E. " Red" McDermiti IRI of Point Pleasant 1.1 .3271. Richard "Dick" Patton (RJ of Nitro, Putnam County t2,258) and Cha· rles "Charley" Damron ( Dl of Leon ( 3,49~ 1. · Denied the benefits you de.sei-ve? Call a lawyer with exPfflence in handling Social Security cases. No attorney fee unless your claim is approved, Free Initial consultation . A 16-year·old Middleport i'nan was cited for failure to stop in. an assured; clear distance . .result· ing in a fou r-vehicle accident on Ohio 7 at the intersection with · County Road 24 in Sallsburi ' Township Tuesday, Jeffrey Acree wa s southbound ·: at 3:30 p.m. and slid sideways into the vehicle In front, driven by Donna"M. Manley, 18, Middle· port. according to the Gallla· Meigs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. Manley was southbound on 7, , trailing a vehicle driven by Raymond E. Rider, 18, Middleport . Manley and Rider stopped for traffic turning left onto 24, troopers sa id .' After striking Manley. the impact turned Acree's vehicle around into the northoound lane, striking a south bound vehicle driven by Michael Zeoli. 58, Gallipolis, and knocking the fourth car Into Manley 's. Manley's and Acree's cars were damaged moderately: Rider'sand Zeoli's lightly , the patrol said. BARGAINMATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY · All SEATS $2.5D AOMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 .50 MEIGS COUNJY FAIR GROUNDS Dtolors Wanted a.yers Wanted Daily Number 315 ' Area deaths during surgery at a Charles ton hospital. The accide nt occurred In the scalping area of the plant, tbe , Elizabeth Bowel') spokeswoman sa id. She refused to discuss the type of accide nt, but said It was not an AlTORNEY AT LAW explosion and not a fire . The Tuesday morning accident was beln~ Investigated, she said. 507 ·Veterans Memorial Admissions - Penny Powell. Pomeroy; Lorena Frecker. Reedsville; Leo Dailey. Par· tland: Paul Searles. Cheshire: Geraldine McQuaid , Lorain . Discharges - Karen Wise. ' Hazel Westen. Kenneth White. Jack Delph . "Two million dollars spent for a treasury race is V!'rY unusual." she said. "I feel that grass roots is still the way-to run a campaign. I think people said they Ukedthe way we were taking care of the treasury. " Withrow sa id she wants to improve the $tate's cash!low and change investment laws so the state can ent.er into long~r-term ,Investments. · Vincent Campenelia and Ben Ohio Lottery new season on Saturday -Page 4 Rose both blamed their losses on financial Umltatiohs. · Campenella , a former C.uyahoga County ccmmlssioner, had 1,210,:Jl3 to Brown's 1,793,!115. "I think we ran a very good · race." Campenella said . "But I think we were outspent. We were outmanned and outgunned. I ran the best campaign I knew how. It. was a positive campaign and my opponent should be · congratulated." Ferguson attributed his, win, Uf.l2.147 to.1,005,63B, over Rose, a state representative from Lima. to a positive campaign Patrol tickets Middleport teen Club to sponsor open dance Grande Squares Western Style Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance for ali wes tern-style dancers on Saturday, 8 to II p.m .. at St. Peter 's Episcopal Church, Ga llipolis. Ca ller wi ll be Dave SUthard. campaign and record were stronger than Jacobs' massive campaign budget. Redmen open By United Press International voted Friday to approve the new Teachers in the Fairland labor agreement. School District in Lawrence County were to return to their classrooms today after ratifying a new contract providing for $15,000 base pay . Ninety-five members of the Fairland Association of Classroom .Teachers walked of! the job Monday , affecting classes fur the district's 1.950 students. ) Wednesday, November 5, 1986 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Big Wheel honors employe . + .JIM COBB CHEVROLET-OLDS·CADILLAC - . . 308 Main St. Your Dealer On The River... The moves are being taken to head off a threatened takeover by an International consortium ·led by Sir James Goldsmith, a British Industrialist. · Bill Newkirk, a Goodyear !·spokesman, said he didn't know 1when the stock purchase. would •Start and also cculd not estimate how much money the company would spend on the stock. Goo· dyear has a bOut 190 mtuton shares of common stock . outstanding. Meanwhile, Goldsmith told .. The Cleveland Plain Dealer Wednesday .that he feels Goo· dyear would be a stronger if it concentrated on tire manufactur· ing only. "We want to Improve the business," Goldsmith said. " We wanHo build It up." Goldsmith did not say which non-tire businesses he would dispose of, should his takeover attempt beccme successful. "We would sit down with management and ask questions, " he said. "We don't have all the . ' answers." Goldsmith, according to The Plain oealw. reportedly was to meet with Mercer. who has called Goldsmith .a "ccrporate raider" who Is "obsessed" with pursuit of the company, In New York City Wednesday. There was no report on whether the meetlng occurred. Goldsmith dented that he is a corporate raider. noting that it was normal for employees and management to be suspicious because of unct>rtainttes a takeover brings. · • � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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