https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b4e0a6152e29c7f2f7909635dfb2f1b.pdf f7da2dadbb5dbe4a978fe2bf9db8c3ef PDF Text Text . 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. 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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. · • �' ' ' Commentary·· November - .... ~ ....,..,.....,..,·d.""' . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General M11nager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Unite<l Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. . LETTERS OF OPll\' fON are welcome. They should be less than 300 words long. All letters arC' subject to editing and rrust beslgnej with name, address and tblt.>phbne _num ber. No unsigned letters will be··publlshed: ~etters shou ld be In good taste, addressing issues, not persona lities. Letter to the Editor I've attempted to follow the news reiating to the loca l high school sports and aliter act iv ities ·by readin g your newspaper for many yea.rs now; particularly . the events of my ole' alma mater Wahama High Schoo !.I wai t with grea t anticipatio n for a copy of the Su nd ay Times-Sentinel each weekend hoping to read of the play- by-play ac tion of the previous Friday ni ght' s gr id action and individua l heroics. and wha t do I find ? After searc~ in g page after page of the sports sec tio n. reading about apparently every local high school' s victot·ies and defea ts ... there it is .. . somethi ng about Wahama's football tea m reaching the state fin als for the fir s t time in the his tory of the sc hool. with a reco rd of 8-l thu s far this season. in an art·icle so s mall it wou ld eas ily go unnoticed . Why doesn't the Su nday TimesSentinel cover the ac ti vities at Wa hama High Sc hool in Mason . West Virginia. with as much inf,erest as in years go ne by? ~ ., ' An appeal for equal coverage As a res ident of beth Mason County and Meigs Cou nty almost all rhy life. I was always led to believe that the line folks of Mason, New Ha ven. Clifton and West Columbia areas wereco nsi-· dered as much a part of this entire local com mun ity as anyone else. You know, kinda li ke family. Both sides of the river in this local commu nity area have always been supporti ve of on.e ano ther as Well as dependent upon one another. I'm sure a very la rge percentage of your Mason Cou nty neighbors co ntin ue to read I purchase) this newspaper as in years pas t. · When t hese kind folks pick up a copy of your Sunday edit io n to read about the accomplishments oft heir high school young people I'm sure they wou ld like to find an artic le at 'teas t equal to tho se written abOut other local high schools in the area. Ask any of your Mason OJunty neighbors wh at they think of the fine record of tbe Meigs Marauders football tea m thi s year. You 'll find they are quite proud of them. That's because we are all so close. After ail aren' t we all kinda like family? The Meigs foot ball team has gone 9-0 this season and I say print it! They're a super group of young people and.so are the fine yoong people a t Wah am a High School. SO PRINT IT! In years past the Sentinel would have published articl es about their neighbOrs acros s the river with like enthu sias m. Espec ially cons ide rin g tbat Wahama is a small Single A high · sc hool whose football team has defeated at least thr ee Double AA (larger! teams this year and fo r the first tim e in the history of Wahama it has captured its very first play-off in the sta te final s. We're talking his tory here! Yet the ru·tirles I've noticed about the Wah ama football record thu s far this year have left a whol e lot to be desired, to say I hi' leas t. Mr. Editor, l don' t know wherein the pro blem lies. Whether it's entirely the school 's res ]:X)nsibility to get the articles to the newspaper or it 's the newspaper 's res ponsibility to gather the information jor print. What I do know is this ·- all the fine folks on bc ths ides oft he Ohio River in Middleport. Pomeroy and Mason areas want to read about. the great stuff our young people are doing. We'd like to see an action photo of a Wallama game once in a while. You know, the klnda stuff ail our small communities across this marvelous country are made of. I'd just like to see a retur n to the good ole' days wh en We all matt ered enough to be equally news wee thy. Mr. Edit or, would you be kind enough to addr ess this situation and re;pond to tlils appeal? · Thank you.· Hoping to hear from you . I remain .. Respectfully you rs, Michael P Zlr kl t> Ole' Wahama Alumni (1967) . , HI .. ,., . ;" ._ Frklay'R Ga~ · · MUW.Ukee at New .Jerse', nl1ht · s.. Aqiooto at Phltadflphla; nfl... ,. · Tto!lm POinb; !21 I. ftmt~rVIIIf' fl i (16) {11..0) 2. Cll'\'f' BenellktltH• (II) (2)110-Bl 110 '. :1. fin Phrt'fll. llll (I) (10-B ) 14 2 -t Worthln,;tOII _(I) t3) 110-t)l 3. T•k>do' W'hltrper,(l) II) (10-tl) I, C*!tf)n Mt'IUnlf'y (I) (I) tl-1) 7.. J\~J~o>llnlownFIIth(IJ (1· 1) II. Kteuhen,·llko(ll)tiii'IHI) !1. Ntn1h C.11n1on lloo~e r (I) til·I I 1-11 Dlliu atP~rtlud, nilht · 11:1 _jSt :\5 · ·NATIONAL BOCJIEY LEAGUE' ·19; It LA•mOn-MonrOP II; . 1$.. Da)'hm. 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C~ntezyille and Toledo Whitme.r and Canton lowed · in order . by T.hornville ation's procedu re ot .,!Teal!lng Ironton, along · with .· ~lph()s McKinley · ended ~p -fifth .. and Sberid;m, Garfield H,elghts Trin-· ties in Its romputerized ra tings, Jefferson claimed the top spots In sixth for the second week .in a tty, Urbana, Y.bungstown Cardi - was the Class A poll champ by a · the final Untied Press Internal row, with he rest of' the ,top ten nal Mooney and St. Clairsville. 203-155 margin over versa illes. .tlomil Ohio High 5<;1\ooi BOard of · Austlnto\l'n Fitch, Steupenville, Jefferson, which wllt'miss this .Coaches football raltngs of 1986.' North Canton Hoover and Centervtile, which finished 10· 0 and opens 'Dhdslon I ' playoff . Fairfield. Ironton, the AA winner,. cam<' r;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Q.c!lon at' borne Saturd\IY night within two poll points of being the· agalrt~t Dayton Dunbar, walked · unanimous choice. off with the' No. 1 rating in Clas$ the Tigers. who all but set·tled ' . . AAA. the AA title wl.th a 21-14 win over The Elks, 13-8 winners. over . then No.1 CAPE the ninth we~k Springfield' S'outh Friday night In of thli season. had 24 firsts an~ 2 tl\eir last regular seaso!l game, · seconds for 258 .out of a possible won their first UPI poll cham- ·260 points, Ironton, · .which pionship by a comfortable mar- wrapped · up a .perfect season · gin · 9yer runnerup Cleveland· . Friday night with .a 14-13 win over . Benedictine. Dayton Jefferson, takes on 10th' Centerville captured 12. first ranked St. Clairsville in the ,place voteS and ~1 poll points in . playoffs Saturday night. . LOT AT PARKERSB.G, W, VA. . the ·rast .of eight weeks of CAPE .wound up second with (elba Park VIRa Homes) ball_otlng. Bene<!ictine, which 190 points and got one of the two WE HAVE A BRAND NEW SEIICnON OF 14' WIDE ·plays Maumee Saturday night in first place votes w~ich didn't go the Division II playoffs, finished to Ironton. orrville. a 10-6 klser to · HOM£S AVAilABLE FOR YOUR INSPECnON . ... second with 149, up from fourth a , Wooster •. sl]pped from second to third with 147 points after its first week ago. . . Clnclnna.ti Purcell Mar;lait Joss, follow.e ~ only a point behind. ·1 987 NASHUA -luxury living at ih f.;.st. 14x70, 2 btdrooms~ <0111· pleto!y fumisltod, microwave, stereo sy•t..,, tt<. S21, 900 I.,\ Clipper• al. B'"'lli"', 8:91p.m. Utah atlleover,l:ill p.m. New Yerk at S.ramento, 11; 30 ._p.m. . ..Dalll!l' at Seattle, 10:30 p.m . ('OLUMB\!S, Ohio IUPI) .... Thl' flnul ltllf United Prt'!lloi lnltrll\'lionu.l Ohio a long-a ' dump:cleanThe complex to be solved by crash woole tl)eabandoned of a Superfund programs. Jo hn Marttn. the up .is to protect the .public; EPA's own · inspector g_eneral, meanwhile the workers themconcluded ·. in a report 1D Sep- se lves mu st be protected. !embe r that in some tpstance.s Messnl'r belieVes .the. availability the agency has paid more than-tt of $9 bi)lionwlll do much to spur should have paid to clean-up co mpetition. With that muc)l ,contra~t~rs, . money waiting to be spent , more Mar!l~ s audit dealt wtth four co ntractors wlll come after it. co mpames that won em er~n cy Prices shouJ'd come down . clean-up contracts over a twoThe ex panded Superfund proyear period. In one case invol v- gramwill be fin anced by a ser i~>s ing eq uipment .rented by the of new or boosted taxes on hour ,. thecontractorhadcharged industrv. The bill imposes a tax EPA with a 321' percent markU p' of . 8.2. cents per barrel on In ot her Instances labor was domestic petroleum and ll _ billed at rhore than do~bl e the cents on· import ed petroleum . It2 cost and equipment :-vas billed at reimposes a· tax on industrial more than '100 time& tts estimatql chemica ls. Over the42 five-year cost Other inflated cos ts, ac- periodanestimated$ . bllllonis cording to an in -hou~\' EPA expec ted from a new2 5tax of $] 2 " management memo, wer e found in transportatio n, disposa l. per $10.000 of corporal!' in ~om e mat eri a ls. and per di e m i n excesso f S2 million ay e~r. The allowances. $500 million earmarked for leakHoward M. Messner. the ing underground gas oli~e tanks EPA 's man in charge of co nt ract will be flnanced by an aq~itlonal administra tio n. points out that tax of 0.1 cent .per gallon on ail Mar tin 's audit dea.lt on ly with · fu els used in transportation. emergency co ntr acts . In suc h Here. at last, is one program With cases, he asks, "how much is too signifi ca nt character istics of much?" The tasks are always "pay as we go." unpl easa nt an d often dangerous. · Tf the bill offers a prospective "I don't believe we've been bo nanza for contractors. it also ripped off. " . '. . offers a lu crative vista for trial In co ntracttn'g fo rth~ clea n-up lawyers. Under the act, a nt-w of was te sites. Messner tries statu te of limitat ions is creat ed generall y to pay what pri va te for damage suits arising from co mpanies and other public tox ic wastes. Instead of running agt>nci es pay for similar work. fro m the date an injury or illness The Corps of Engin eers , for is suffered. the statute will begin exa mpl e, regularly co ntracts for running from the date at whi ch major excava tion jobs. The the injury or illness is discoCoas t Gua rd dea ls with oil spills. vered. Some forms bf cancer Relying · ui>on on . their expemay be decades in developing. rience, tht> EPA forms a r ough Fixing respo nsibility .will be a idea of what a particular dump major job fo r the courts. site shou ld cos t. My own feeli ng, for whatpver it The trouble is. says Mess ner. may b!' wort h. Is rooted in the that not many coniractors are maxim th at so me thin gs can't be interested in EPA work at an)' hurried no matter how · much pr ice. This is a relatively new - monc~ is thrown at them . In field . Bidders arp·unce rt ain what puttin g up $9 billion. Congress chemical wastes may be fo und in has or dered EPA to bite off more than it can chew. . RUTLAND FURNITURE COMPANY WANTS YOU TO COMPAR·E I Final.llPI prep • . ·grid ratings · Ohio titles Centerville, Ironton, Jefferson·cop UPI . Scoreboard ... Thursday. 'November 6. 1986 - --- ., WASHINGTON - .A workthg ' a lo) of money. . .· . theory in politics holds th at the . Granted , toxic wastes presmt best way to attack a politically a whale oi a problem . Across the popular cause is to throw rhoriey nation an estimated 2,500 dump at it. Some of the money will sites have creat ed varying demiss. but enough .will hit .the grees of risk to public hea lth. target to keep the home folks People tend to fear the unknown, happy. So it Is with Corlgress and and much indeed is unknown the Superfund. . about chemica! contamination. In its waning hours Congress . The fear has fed, upon such authorized $8,5 blillq.n over the disasters as LoveCanal, N.Y. , next fiv e years lo clean up toxic and Times Beach, Mo.Respond wastes . plus another half-billion tng to this emotion .. the Senate dollars to deal with gasoline voted 88-8 and the House J86,Z7 storage tanks. This Is three times for !he Superfund bill. the present level of spend'ing. It is Can the $9 billion be. spent $3.7 billion·more than the En vir- effi ciently ? In the view of Human onmental Protection Agency had Events; the whole thing is a asked . Even in a town In which a boondoggle. Other critics conmeasly mill io n bucks 'Is scorned .· tend that the technological probas chicken feed, that is a whale of lems of detoxification are too DEVO'I:ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS, MASON AIIEA ~v .F'omeroy-Middleport, 'Oh.io ~·$9, billion·boondog ·. l1l Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ;,lh ·' · - Pomeroy~ Daily Sflntinel . · -g·f~ ? ----...:.........,.;.... · · -'-'..--Ja_m-,-es1 -·.K_il_im.--:-"'"tric_k The ·Daily Sentinel_ · ~m~ Page~2-The .. . . . MA YT AG, BROYHILL, LA· Z-BOY . •tncomo guldollnoo hevo recen!ty .,.,.. ••· ~ tended. • RU1LAND. FOR FIIITHER DETAlS CAU TODAY 1-614-992-7022 PT. PLEASANT 240 Third Au. 446·1113 Doi~ I 0.111. till' 10 p."' 111. • ..... 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The Redmen tied with Malone, behind Tiffin and CedarvUie, In RO i '! GR..JIDB . 11 ~, •:Ji ,, ,J,_ ~;. • , -! t . . ., ........_ CO-CAPTAINS- Mike Smith, left, and Joe Verhoffwutserve as ~=a-captalnsof the 19X6-H7 Rio Grande College Redmen basketball lilam. The Redmen open their new season at homeSaturday·night ~~aln•t Dyke College. .. .. MIDDLEPORT M'IENbSTORE 1 e pen the Mid -Ohio Conference )ast season with a 9-5 mark; thr·' · were 22-10 overall. Prior to tipoff, the college will Induct two new members into is Hall of Fame. Margaret Hammond, a 19~ graduate, and Ray Troth, a 1941 graduate, wiU be inducted. D,. Every Friday Night' Lanier NL's top manager NEW YO RK IUPI ) -Davey Johnson must wonder what he has to do to be named Manager of the Year. Two years ago, he took the New . YYork Mets from last place to second In the National League East. Jim Frey of the Chicago Cubs was named Manager of the Year. This season, Johnson's team won the NL East by 21\l games. then beat the Houiton Astros In t·he playoffs and the Boston Red Sex in the World Series. The Mets won 116 games, tying a ma jorleague record for victories in a season. So who wins the award? Hal Lanier of Houston. "I didn't really expect to win," said Johnson. who finished second In voting by the Baseball Writers ' Association of America. " I congratulate Hal Lanier. He did a great job all year and his team battled us In the playoffs." . . VAN WERT, Ohio (UPI) -Van WEFt (/ounty Common Pleas Judge Suml!l!r E. Walters Issued a temporary .restraining or ~r Wednesday against the OhiO High School Atl~ellc Assoclat1on and Tiffin Calvert and Fostoria St. Wende lin high sc hools. The order prohllllls a DivisiOn V, Region 18 hi~h school football playoff game between !bose two scl1ools from behlng played Saturday night as sched!lled. · The temporary restraining order stems from a tie lor the final regional playolf spot between Calvert and Delphos Jefferson High School. Both wound up with 111 .00 points In the final OHSAA computerized rlitlngs, but Calvert was .award.ed the fourth and .. , · fhlal playoff spot on the basis of a. lie- breaking procedure. .... · "It Is the position or· Delphos School Superintendent,Bruce 'Sommers and Board of Education attorney·Steve MfUlsfleld.': ·the .request for the reslralnlng.order said, " that the tie- hr~uker 'procedure used by the assochallon to eliminate -Jefferson from the playofls was never officially adopted by the OHSAA Board of Control at Its ,.,.prU 25, !974, meeting. II al'o l• their position that Jrfferson and Calvert remain tied with 59.00 points each. "Delphos Jefferson High School wishes fair treatment lor both Tiffin Calvert and Delphos Jelferson an~ feel• the fair metbod to resolve the lie lor fourth place Is to play a game between Tiffin Calvert and 'Delpbos Jefferson." . Walters scheduled a hearing on the case for 10 a.m. Frtday · Lindamood (12), manager Jon Cidberlson,and iloug McFarland, student underKfaduate IISIIlslant coach. Rear- Rob Jackson (52), Marc Gothard (35), Gerald Clay (1>1), Doug Fogt (50), Ron Rltllnger (43), John .Lamheke (41), Steve Cluxton (24) , Ray Singleton (40), and Ralph Hadley, trainer, The Rio Grande College and two schools split last year; the Communit y College Redmen . Redmen won the opener 63-61 on open the 1986 basketball season · a last second shot by Joe Verlllff 7)0 p.m. Saturday when they last season but fell71-70 at Dyke hGs t Dyke College In the Paul R. . in February. Lyne Center. The opener mark; Coach John Lawhorn. entering ti'O" fourth consecutive year the his seventh season as Redmen Redmen open with Dyke. head coach. lists his probable Through 11 previous meetings, starters as senior co-captains RG C holds an 8-3 adva ntage. The Community ·calef!dar / area happenings .· . ' order 'concerning .Region I~ tilt Until 8 .P.M. Obviously. the more talented the team, the less likely its manager li to win the award. In. contrast to Lanier, Johnson was expected to win his dlvis .lon with a talented lineup and the top pitching staff In baseball. "The way the award has been going, It seems really hard for the manager of the team who's pick('(( to win (the league) to win the award." Johnson said. "Hon-. estly, I wouldn't trade what we won last week for any individual award." Lanier, 44, a protege of St. Louis Manager Whitey Herzog. guided t~e Astros to the National Leaj!ue West title In his rookie year as manager. Lanter and Johnson were thP only managers named on all 24 ballots. In balloting conducted by 24 · members of the BBWAA- two from eac h NL city ·- Lanier received 19 first-place voies and 108 points while Johnson picked up three first -place .votes and 62 Hubbard has been placed on lnjur('(( res!!'ve In order to allow him to j!et into playing shape. The 6-foot -8 forward missed all but 23 games las t season because · of a wrist lnlurv. Hubbard averaged 15.8 points a j!ame in 1984 -&'i and has a career average of 11.7 points . ' •FREE GIFT WRAPPING• •COFFEE & COOKIES• Published every artrrnoon. Monday lhrOUilh Friday, Ill Cou rt St., PO· m«?roy. Ohio,· by the Ohio ValiPy Pub· llshlna Company/ Multimedia . Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Ph . 992-2156. se. cond class Ohio. posta~c paid at Poml'roy, MPmber: United Pr£>Ss rntcrnaliona!. lnland Dally Press Assoc iat ion and th (' Ohio Newspa~r Associat ion . 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STARTING FRIDAY NOV. 7th Available in Black/White Gold/White and Purple White/Red .. 992-5627 . salad, hot rolls , pie or cake and ' MIDDLEPORT - There will beverages. be something for everyone at a - . Christmas · bazaar and publ!c SATURDAY auction to be held Satwday, ANTIQUITY - A bazaar and starting at 10 a .m., at the United bake sale, sponsored by the Pentecosial Church, Middleport. WIHlng Hands Ladles of Antiq- Ceramics, baked . goods , gift -. uity Baptist Church, will be held items, candles and refreshSaturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., atthe ments, and more, wlli be avallaMildred Spencer residence on hie at the chu rc h. Ohio 338, In Antiquity. RACINE - Edith Reiser will be at the Racine. Department Store on Thursday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., to assist Individuals in preparing applications for . Golden Buckeye Cards. REEDSVlLL'E - Revival through Nov. 9, Eden United · TUPPERS PLAINS -Orange Bi-etberen Church. Serlves at 7 Township Trustees wl!l hold a p.m., with Rev . Robert Blain special meeting Thursday, 7 p.m.. at the home of Dorothy speaking.. ' · - Callaway, clerk. ~YRACUSE - Revival ser;viMIDDLEPORT - Evangeline ces· wlll ·be held at the Syracuse Mission Church, to Nov. 8, with ChaRter 172, Order Of Easu~rn 17-year-old · Rick · Weaver, Mt. Star, will meet Thursday, 7:30 Alto, · W.Y.a . as the evangelist. p.m. Officers are to wear chapter Services will tie held at 7 p.m. dresses . each night. , FRIDAY SALEM CENTER Meigs POMEROY - A rummage County Pomona Grange will host sale will be held Thursday and Friday, from 9 to 3, at the Galli a County Pomona Grange at the Star Grange Hall Friday. Pomeroy Trinity Church. Potluck supper at 6: 30 p.m. wiH ' ROCK SPRINGS - Salisbury precede the meeting at 8 p.m. Township Trustees will meet Meigs County (}rangers are · Thursday, 7 p.m., at township asked to take potluck. h~li on Rock Springs Road. PoMEROY - Friday, 1 to 8 p.m. and Satitrday, 10 a.m. to 5 SYRACUSE - Meigs Associap.m .. an arts and crafts soowand tion for Retarded Citizens meets sale ·-wm he held at the Senior Thursday, 3:30p.m., at Carleton Citizen Ce nter, Mulberry School. ' Heights, Pomeroy . POMEROY - Rev. Charles KANA UGA -Silver Memorial Norris will speak at the Morse Freewill Baptist Church ts hav- · Chapel Church at 6:45 p.m. lng a spaghetti dinner Friday, 5 Thursday , and 6:45p.m. Nov. 13. to 7 p.m., at the church. The . menu will Include spaghetV· . . For Your Shopping Convemence ·. Hubbard signs one year deal Terms were not revealed . hut it was learned Hu@bard agreed to a one-yrar, $4J!'> ,000contract. Insurance proved to be a stumbling block until recently as ti-e sore-kne<'d Hubbard. a native of Canton, Ohio. and a product of Michigan, ask('(( for rovf'rag<' in case he suffered a career-endi ng inju,ry. THURSDAY RACINE -Special me~tlng of the Southern Local School Board wiil be held Thursday at 7 p.m in · the high school cafeteria . . ' r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~il_po_i_nt_s_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __j~~~ R ICHFIELD . Ohio (UPll The Cleveland Cavaliers. convinced of their need lor an experienced small forward . gave veteran Phil Hubbard the ins urance coverage he sough l Wednesda y in signing him to a contract. The Daily Sentinei--:-Page-5 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio MUSTANG G/T ' s.,ct< ~ 10590, 2 lbtrs. coupe, V.S, air t1111d., lUI~ ~llli .. PS, PB. pow.- wintbrs. tilt wheel, cruise oontrd,AM/FM r-'io. stereollpe. ta:ii~ Ill!, bucket seats. WAS ·SfZ95 IIOW '519 Slock N 67941. 4 doo~. ~ation wagon. V-B. ·auto. tans.. PS. PB. hi wheel, CrtJOe rontrol. .IM/FM rill~. radial tires. wMe wal~. WAS $4695 . NOW �... . : • Thursday. November 6, 1986 By The Bend • The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Pome,roy- Middleport. Ohio The ,D'aily Sentinel' THurSday. November 6. 1986 Page-6 ' . Poster .contest winners named Winners In the first annual litter awareness poster contest, sponsored by the Meigs County Office of Litter Control, 1 were chosen at the oCt. 28 'meetlng of the Meigs County Litter Grant Advisory Board meeting. One-hundrect.flve sixth · grad• ers . from , throughout Meigs County participated In the con· test. First, second and third place winners were picked from each participating class, for prizes of $5, $3 and $2 respec• tlvely . The first place. winners from eac h class then competed Garf:len Club has meeting ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW- Ceramics wUI be among the many ·•uls and crafts to be shown and sold at a show to be held at the Senior Citizens Center, Mulberrry Heights, Pomeroy, Friday, fto · 8 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Here Betty WeyersmUier, Gladys Brothers, and Philomena Follrod finish off some holiday ceramics for the sale. The sale will Include a variety of handmade crefts Including baskets, wreaths, dulcimers, quills, doUs, crocheted Items, and decorations. Star Grange conduas recent meeting The annua l Thanksgiving the Friday night meeting of the supper to be held on Nov. 15 at Meigs Cou nty Pomona Grange at 6:30 p.m at the fi re house in Star hall on Co unty Route 1, north Salem Center was planned when of Salem Center. A potluck Star Grange met recently at the dinner will be served at 6:30and haiL the Gallia County Pomona Those attendi ng the Thanks· ' Grange will visit . giving dinner are to take covered Reports were heard from the dishes. women 's ac tivities committee. Plans were a ls o an nouhced for the youth committee, t.re audit Ing committee and the legislative committee. The llterary progra m con·slsted of readings by Ruby Lambert, Linda Montgomery, Ray Midkiff, Rick Macomber, Maxine Dyer, Larry Montgomery, Ben Rife, Becky Rife, Patty Dyer and Neva Nicholson. Shain anniversary is ·observed for prizes of $10, $8 and $5 for .Rutland, Holly Williams, Amy Revrolds: Salem Ce nter, Allison first, second and third prizes in Gannaway. Kim Fetty, Tara their school dis trict. Teacher of the first place winner from eac.h Shepherd; Salisbury, Heather Pauley, Gin ger Findlay, Robin district receives $20 to be used in • Ha iL a class activity. From Southern Local; Racine, Additionally. the first place Nikki I hie , Eddie Sawyers. Julie ,, winner from eac h district reHill: Syracuse, John Chaney, ceives a certificate from Piz141 'Kevin Arnott, Tamara Hayman. Dan's for one free pizza. The ' From Ea stern Local; River- ' winners arc as follows: view, Patrick Barringer. Nirote From Meigs Local School Kanawalsky, Karm Morris; District: firs t. second and third. Tuppers Plains, Tracy Murphy, . respectively. Bradbury, Kyla Chad 'Savoy. Susie Fran.cis. • Sellers, Michael Crem eans, Matt Teac hers receivi ng checks are · Craddock; ·Ha rrisonville, Shane Janelle Barker . SaiSJll. Center ; .' Ha tfield , Tom Lee, Lessie Os - James Lawrence, ·syracuse; borne: Pomeroy. Sonja Stanley ; Cindy Pitzer, Tuppers P lains. Elli.ott's is offering the .lowest prices eve.r to show you w.e appreciate your hus·iness for t.he last SO yea·rs! Register to Win S~ Free Gifts! W~ will ~raw 0 name fot a free .g1ft every day .till Chr1stmas A program on pressed flowers was given by Kate Roush at the recent meeting of the Bend 0 ' the River Garden Club held · at the horne of Eileen Buck. . ,... .·. (No Purchase Necessary) Mrs. Roush displaye d several pictures which she had made with pressed flowers. Members answered roll call by naming a flower that presses welL The beautiful fall foliage In the are<\ was noted. Joyce Manuel had devotions with Louise Stewart reading the club poem. Cards were signed for members who are IlL The annual Christmas flower show to he held Nov. 22 and 23 was discussed along with the reception to honor Janet Bolin, state president. '• f ra., • Nov. Specaa\s Sa\e _.. Next meeting will be held at the home of Opal Diddle with Louise Stewart to assist. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Buck. Omitted Your (boice of Gas or £\ectrit $287 DON'T MISS · A donation to a needy family was made whe n the Racine United Methodis t Women met recently at the church. Martha Dudding presided at the meeting a nd expressed appreciation to those who helped with the applr butter making project. Ail of the apple butter ha s been sold. s he noted. Plans were llnalized lor servin g Election Day lunchC(!ns and dinners. Also planned durinp: the meeting was the readi ng workshOp luncheon and for hosting tht> era ! sick ca lls were reported . Etta Ma e Hill had the program county cou ncilBuck workshops. Sev with Eileen and Doris Adams as gues t speakers. They reported on their recent visit to Otterbein Retirem ent Home in Lebanon a nd to the Red Bird Mission and Henderso n Settlement in Kentucky. both Methodis t ' homes. A questio n a nd answer period about the homes followed the repoJts. Reireshments were .served by , ' Lois Bell and Ma r tha Dudding. Next meeting will be held on Nov. 24 at the c hurch . PAT HILL FORD'S Sweaters ' ' RANGER · R ALLY FON·TO·DRIVE FORD RANGER ENTIRE STOCK! 25°/o OFF ' ' GIBSON ' .. LAUNDRY PAIR ' ·s397 ~ W/RiMOli (ONTOl $\00 MOR~ Sll7 ERS . FREEl a cu n. lEG. $3A'I $277 ----~ REfR\GERAl NOW 1987 ,, cu. n. lEG. 542!t ~447 RANGER XlT FRI., SAT., ONLY '1.1/Z'tl R£G. S4,qq MICROWAVE G\8SON Original Price ~ • (OlOR TV · CROSlEY RANGE Mr . and Mrs. Ralph D. (BarEarlier Mr.· a nd Mrs. Shain and Force Squadron reunion of·Min· ney ) Smith. Racine. celebra ted their da ~ght er, Carol. dr ove to ter Fie! d which was held at the their 45th wedding anniversary St. Louis, Mo .. where they visited Red Lion Inn in Bakersfield. His Oct. 25. at a dinner party held in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Werner commanding officer of 45 years Kathryn Miller will be selling their honor at Sebastians in and sons. and from there tra - ago, now 93, lfaS at the reunion. her crafts, crochet work and Parkersburg. . veled by Amtrak to Kansas City. Shain als'o me t with other friends candies, a t the Senior Citizens The dinner wa s hos ted by their Dodge City, Alberqu e, N.M .. with whom he had not been in Center arts and crafts show to be daug hter. Ca rol Reed and her Flagstafi...Arlzona. a nd disem - contact for over 40 year·s. They held Friday and Saturday. Her husband. Thom as. of Logan. barked at Barstow, Calif. They also visited the house wheret hey name was not earlier Included in Garnet Ervine and Mildred rented a car th ere and drove had lived 45 years ago. the ' llst of participants provided Spencer a lso attended. acroo s the Mojave Desert to The Shains and their daughter by the Center. Mr. and Mrs. Shain's son, Bakersvield , Ca lif. returned by plane from Bakers"'986--..lnc. .· David , his wile, Terry and son. Mr. and Mrs. Shain had lived in field to DallaS. Texas and then to ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __Ji-----------------------J ason. were unabietoat tend. Mr. Bakersfield 45 years ago and this St'. Louis and from there drov'e to and Mrs. Shain also have two . was Mrs. Shain's fir st retur n Rantoul, IlL where Shain had granddaughters. Mrs. Sherr! visit. The{, a long with their attended school at Chanute Field daughter . attended Shain's. Air ·over 45 years ago . John son, West Palm &•ach, Fla .. and The res a Reed. Logan. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;~ • Racine UMW has meeting . ' 129 Mill St. Middleport, Ohio S347 SHARP CAMCORDER t~i~~~~;~~~~i~§;!!i~~~~~ I. Manutacturer's suggested retail price .... . . ,. ............................. s 1o,399 .00 Manutacturer's option package savings .. .. . ,. . .... .. ..... . ... . ... , . . ...... , ... 962 .00'' (Dealer) discount ........... ·.. ........... ,. .... ... .. . ...... . ............... 442 .00 Total delivered price .. .. ..... : .. .... ... , , , ...... , .... . .............. . ..... 8996 .00• •Only title •nd ta.11n ere exlrl. ••s.YingJ biNd on tle man\lllcturtr'l 1uggested retail price fO{ th8 pr;ce u compared to traditional sugge1ted total price for "'options pur~ Mplralely. · . . ·· · . , ·· .· 1987 FORD RANGER 4x4 V-6 ' .. REG. VCR V111tl WtiELESS IEM01E S12119 ' $277 1987 RANGER XLT SOPERCAB S SPD State grange meeting atterJded Chester King, Harrisonville Grange, was delega te to the 114t h session of the Ohio State Gra nge which was held at Radison Hotel In Co lumbus. King served on the taxation committtee. About 160 reolutions were considered by the delegates with m<Jly recommendations g iven to the legislative director. Oliver Ocasek. to present to the legislature. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan , Me igs Co unty deputy artd junior deputy, rcpres~ n ted the county at the session along with Rebecca·Rife. Meigs County youth ambassador . Maxine, Opal and Patty Dyer, and Wald Ni~holson, Star Grange, attended the session on Sunday and Wald Nicholson was Initiated In the degree of Flora . National Grange Master Ed Anderson was speaker for the program following the Monday night baqquet and advised at Oilier times during the session. · Donald Elliott, Wooster, was ~ elected master of the Ohio State : Grange for a two year term . I LOW PRICE. HIGH TECH Manufacturer's suggasted retail price . $11 .62o'.oo Manufacturer's option package savingt. .. .• 66 .00 • (Dealer) discount. ... ... .. .... . . .. . . .... 678.00 Total delivered prica • . . .. ..••• .....•. 10,89$.00 •Only titlt and taxea are tldra. Stock #962 • •Savings biNd on the ~facturer'a suggested retail price for the price •• compared 10 tracHtlonalauggeated lotal price lor the option a purchaMd MPII'Itelv. EXTENDED CAB ROOM IN BACK REG. • $229 Manufacturer's auggeetecl retail price$ 10,874 .00 Manufeciurer's option package savings . . 472 .00" (Dealer) dlocount .. ,. .... .. .......... 637 .00 Total delivered price ... ....... ..... ,. 9866 . ®. • S217 •Ontv title arki t1x11 are exira. Stock #98fj ..Savinga based on lhe manulaclurer'sauggerutd r~lall price for 1hf price as compared to traditional tuggetltd lola I price lor lha Options purehtleel aepara!tly. Sl87 70 ' IMMEDIATE DEUVERY ON ALL MODELS. NO PAYMENTS; UNTIL -FEBRUARY 1987 • )1 8. 9°/o APR FINANCUtG I .i \ • �. Page- 8- The Sentinel ~-Local · ohio Briefs:- - Ho~tage PatrQl issues three citations Waite, who accompaniea J acobsen from Beirut to Wels· baden, Wes t Germ any. where the freed hostage was under goin g examination a t a U.S . military hospital, returned to London Wednesday. He told reporters he had received no new word from his Middle Eas t contacts a bout the fate of Anderson and Sutherland and sa id wild news speculation had "made the whole scene e x t r a o r d I n a r i I y' m o r e co mplicated." EMS units respond to 4' calls Four calls were answered by local uni ts Wed nesday, the Meigs County Emergen cy Med ica l Ser vices reports. At 9:40a .m .. the Rutl an d unit took Jerry Swartz from Me igs Mine 2 to Holzedl!edicai Center: Tu ppers Plains at 5: 10p.m. too k Virgil Hartl ey from the scene of an auto accident at th e intersectio n of s ta te routes 681 and 7 to Vetera ns Mem or ial Hospita l: Rutland at 6: 34 p.m .. too k James Walbu rn from Me igs Min e 1 to Pleasan t Valley Hospital; Midd lepor t at 7: 14 p.m. took Roher! Corne lius from Chesh ire to Holze r Medi ca l Cen ter . CLEVE LAND (UPi l -The $5 mil lion jackpot In Ohio's Super Lo tto game was claimed by one <player who picked a ll s ix nu m be r s in Wed n es da y's draw in g. The na me of the player will be a nnounce d after the winning ticket Is va lidated at a region al lottery office. The numbers were 2. 21. 24. 35, 37 and 39. The player w ill receive the winnings In ~annu a l hefore-tax payments of $250.000. Hymn sing slated f or Friday A hym n s ing will he he ld at the Mou nt Moriah Chu rch of God, Rac in e. at 7 p.m. F r iday wit h the Home &lund Gospel Quar tet from Ripley : W.Va .. be ing feat ured . I Two cars rece ived moderate damages as the res ult of an acc ident on West Main Street near the Po meroy -Mason Bridge at 6' 30 p.m . Wednesday. Pomeroy police said the accide nt occ urred when a car driven b)' Ca rol Cro w. Pomeroy . pulled from a dai ry shop in to the pat h · of a wes tbound ca r driven by Robert Carut hers. Midd leport. Crow was cited on a fa ilure to yield the righ t of way charge. Reagan .inks new bill . on immigration reforiD In addition to the top pr ize winner,107 players picked five of the number s to win $763 each . Also, 6, 012 players selec ted. four of the numbers to win $53. There were 105,336 tickets sold , listing three of the numbe rs. Tbo se ticke ts are worth $3 eac h. . Ticket sa les . fo r the weekly, dra wingtotaled$5,003.947 , with a~ tota l prize payout of $5. 716;285. The jackpo t fo r next Wed nes· day 's drawing will be at leas t S5 · million. I r~t~h=es=e=sl:tu:a:tl:o:ns=thi:':n:gs::th:a:t:a:r:e~::::::::::=====:::;-. GROUP OF LADIES BOOTS 1/2 PRICE Values Up To 545 O.o Yw.Ch,llftm $/topping Ea1/g l11gawag FH Ch1llfm11 Ohio Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday A chance of ra in through the period . Hi ghs will be bet wee n 65 a nd 75 Sa turday. ra ngi ng from 55 to 60 Sunday and fr om the upper 40s to the midd le 50s Mo nday . Overni ght lows will range from the middle 40s to the lower 50s ear ly Saturd ay a nd fr om the • upper lls to the midd le 40 s Su nd ay and Monday mor nings. A spokes man af th e secretary of state's omce also Indic ated th at votes from th e in! l!tary still .~ uld arrive ' a nd would he eligible for Inclusion in the co unt. Thi s coul d affec t the end r es ult. Ihe spo kes man sa)d . After the offi cial coun t is completed In the distri ct. the loser of the race will have a fi ve-day period in wh ich to file a req ues t for a recount and he mu st na me the preci ncts that he wis hes .reco unted paying a $10 fee for eac h. After fi li ng the req ues t POMEROY, OHIO 1-- - - --- ----------------- • lega l Comanche with Sport Decor It's got all these standard features, and more. . • 121 hp engine . • 4-speed manual transmission (5-spero on !ongbox models) • Quadra·LlnJ<S front suspension • UnlFnuoe integral body COOBtruction · • Power brakes • All-weathel' steel-belted radial tires • Styled steel wheels • 7·ft. double-wall rear box on longbox • Available In 2- and 4-wheel drive • And much more ••• •• •• •• ••• No need to IPPIY mousst all over. UM it from the crown forward , or wherever lift Ia needed. This is the wav to avoid mo1.1ut buildup. •••••••••••• Partial ~r rnch with I • ary, according to feny opera tor. Doc McCoy. Point Pleasant. W.Va . ODOT plans clos ure of the br lge aro ut Feb. 1. A co ntract for . approx Irn a t eIY •1 • ••350 •000 has a Irea dy been awarded the fi rm Ma ide ns-Jenkins , Ne lsonvil le, to repair the Ohio River span . 1 . -21"d11 ""';,~ ' "1"' ' Oh 111 w · n 992-6720 t. ....... . ,. • 195 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO HOURI: Man.-Sat. 9:00 to 9:00 (aft for An At~~~aint..nt hodyManholl. llla'fPawell, t .. •• r--------- - - - - - - - - - - - - ----1 446-9800 R..Ut~i d. lirl o iU<O! MilaRo' """d Pow .-JIfonning) SeJi tw~h~ ~:::~roblf'm the bill's s ponsors fatl"d wa s the lack of 0 any e ffec tive consti tuency be· . ~l nd the bill . While Mex ica ns and other His panics will bea mong the r hirf be nefic iaries. His pa ni c co ngressmen bitter ly fought the bill on grounds that employer sa nctions would lead to di scr imina tion galnst Hispa nics- even If J - • • At Riverboat Inn • . • · North Second Avimue, Middleoort Veterans Memoria) Admitted - Mary E . Pickens . Pomeroy; Marilyn Shamblin. Hartford. W.Va .; Christ ina Pullins . Middl e p o r t; Rob e rt Snowden. Rutland; Lawren ce Scarberry, Rac ine; jlona ld Arms. Pomeroy. Discharged - Linda Persons, · Ora Dalley . ~ ' ' ·· FeaiUring Charlie Lilly and The Poor Side Lon e Wolf Band - Mudd River Crossover Band Admission is one toy for the motorcycle progra.m to help underprivileged children dur.ing the holiday season sponsored by the Biker$, the Riverboat Inn, and the C. & K. Market TOYS WILL BE DONATED TO THE SALVA nON ARMY Dispels rumors CLEVELAND iUP i i - Ti· mot hy Hagan. elected to his second four- ye~ r term as a Cuya hoga Cou nty commissio ner, Is try. ing to di spe l rumors tha t he wtll run for mayor of Cleve la nd. Hagan. 40. said Wedn esday he wou ld no I wu nt to deal wit h Cit y. Clluncll Pr es ident George forbe s, a powerfu l force In Clevclan'd politics. on a dally bas is. JM8. ~ i. _..,__,y t,_;J"-.- . . ~'IliaC -~ '--=" CHR EVERY DIAMOND ':1,~~-,;?/ ~ -;:=..."'\\ 1. · . PQMEROY · AT LEAST ' 1f2 SOLITAIRE WAP129S .oo November Is Diabetes Month SQUIBB-NOVO s2 R b t INSULIN e a e $J75 IISS $2.00 REBATE 992-6669 VILLAGE PHARMACY • MIDDLE,OIT, OHIO I AT LEAST BULOVA, SEIKO, PULSAR 2501/0 OFF CARAT I ·· 8 8 . A SMAU D£P SIT HOLDS YOUR WATCHES 2001/0 OFF NOW ' $74995 EVElY WATCH IN STOCK SAVE S545.00 EVERY DIAMOND EARRING STANDARD PURIFIED NOYOLIN bd ~-~~~~~~~~;;~-s~;,v;·•;"~~'~~~~ ~ ~'(;~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~.,~. ~..~-~~~~;;;;~ JAMBOREE • tn Tho Mllt!or 01 25°/o OFF Ptt!CES STARTING AT 516.95 The Same Diamonds Sold By Other Jewelers At Least 25% Less WE ARE OFFERING YOU THE SAME FINE QUALITY AS SOLD BY OTHER JEWELERS FOR LESS, EVERY·DAY . TILL CHRISTMAS. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO CHECK OU- PRICES. WE ARE COMMtnED TO SAVIN(; YOU MONEY EVERY DAY. WHY PAY MORE? Sho, tlld Com,1H. IVt $us Yor M011tg 14K GOLD NOW 30°/o OFF COMPARE ud SA~E CHAINS BRACELETS DIAMOND AND BIRTHSTONE- CALL COLLECt: Ph. (614) 843-5425 , . · Setttomont of Aa:oums Probate Court Meigs County. Ohio Accounll and '"'"'""" of the lottowing named fiduclor· ies have been fitod n tte Probate Court, M~o County. Public Notice .,d continued from day to doy umit malty dilpo-r of. Arrv - · inw•od ...., file axcopliont to llid PUBLIC NOTICE Ohio , fo r approval and settfemmt: ESTATE NO . 23338- Si.th Account of Eflmre E. 111oice and Ramora C. Young. Trut· tees of the Roymond E. Boice Trust A. · ESTATE NO. 23339- Sixth Account ql Elmora E. Boice and Aarnora C. Young, Tru• tees of the Rovmon<l E. Boice _... Trust B. ESTATE NO. 26119 - Final 101d Oistributive Accoont of Jovoo E. Frye. EliOCUirix ollie Estate of Ruth L. Mug, _ ESTATE NO. 24969 - Fllal lng ., the oxeoutlon of the IN II, not lou than lvo doya prior m the data lilt tor hoorlng. Robert E. Buck. Judge Common Ptooo Court, Prubolo Divlolon, Meigs County, Ohio 111)6. 11c Public Notice PUBLIC .NOTICE 0~10 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DRAFT SLUDGE MANAGEMENT PLAN MEAD CORPORATION CHILLICOTHE DIVISION Public notice io hereby givon thol the Ohio Environ· mental Protection AGency !Ohio EPA( wtlt oxtond the Fred W. Crow, E•ecutoroftle period for receiving writton Estate of Ruth L. Mug, comment• r~t~lfdlng tM drllfl Plan Approvot tor Land Qeooasod . ESTATE NO. 24708 - Final Apptlcotion ot Dioxin Conand Distributive Accoum of llminotod P - Mill Sludge Dona H. Rovmond. Ad...,il· from Tho Mood Corporolion, tra!Of ot the Elllllto of Mllrlho Chillicothe, Ohio , trom Oc· Iober 14, 1988, until NO· Robin-. Oocoaod. vomber 30. 1988 . ESTATE NO. 24 .829 Wrtnen comments m•v be First Cr.m111l Account ot Avil L. Bing. Guordiool of lie EIIOio toni to: Mo. Vivien Davll, Acting HHring Ctori<, OhiO of D - Vancy $pan(llr. ESTATE N0 .. 22482- Sixlh EPA, 381 Eaol Brood Str•l. Amual Account ot Robert · B. Cotumbua, Ohio 43215 , TltuL Guorcbn of the - . (814) 466-8037. by the and Estate ot Stop han E. Tlalt. elate of buaintll on No· Unlool Mcoplioltl •• filed vombor 21 , 1988 . Coin· thertriD. 111d -=>unll wilt be menll received after thl• for hearing before llid Coun dolo wilt not be conaldarod on tho Blh dly ot Doctmbtr, 10 bo port of lie official 1986. 01 wNcfl limo uld record. accounts will be conlidered i11(8. 11c 101d Distributive Account of The regular monthly meet· ing of the Moigo County Boerd of Mental Reterdlti · on/ Dovotopmentol Diubifi· ties will be~ November 10 . 1986 11 3:00p.m., inlleod of 7:00p.m. The Dacombor 8. 19 86 regular monthly m..ung will be Oil he regular time ot 7:00 p.m. at the office of tho Molgo County Boord ot MR / DD. (t1)6. He CHRISTMAS AUCTION . .SUNDAY, NOV. 9-1:00 P.M. · SAVE S40.00 IN STOCK WE SIZE THESE liNGS IN OUI STOlE LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ' as decorations •&' gifts. I"''" "" glastware, ·nickn aeks, flowers, · nice win1er clothe s. curulns; sp read :J, Frid a y NOv 7thru Sat Nov. 16·, & Middleport & Vicinity . Ntw Locatl111: 161 Nartlt Soconcl Middltport, Olio 45760 , 271 N. 2nd, Middleport 99 2,57 66 OPEN:Mon.·Fri.' 8 am-9pni- Sat. 8·6 · Walk-ins Welcome SAllS & SERVICE We CaiTY Fithlng SUpplill IUS)NISI PMO~ 16141 992-6550 RISIIINCE PHONE (6141 Hartford Co111m. Bide. Will hne hundreds of 111me brand toys, robots, transformers. dolls, remote control toys. infant toys, watches, jewelry tift items, Chrtstmas paper and lilhts. Somethina for ewryone. ~ ...... v ) Consi,ner; Richlrd Re)'llolds Auctioneers: Rick P11rson &.Richlrd Re)'llolds- 305-86 Thr&ef amilyg arage s ale at 380 Grant St., Middleport . Thursd h and Fr ld av. 1 0 :00· 3 :00 . EAR PIERCING, MANICURING, PERMS AND AU YOUR SJYLING NEEDS .. _____ Pf'Pie·as'iiiiC .. · Debbie Mtiadowa- Ownar; lmojean Blevins Loretta Hollinger, Shelly Ohlinger Melissa Downing. Merri Amsbu .. ................................ : PeY:'Your Cable & Phone Billa !!ere & VicinitY . . MOVING SALE 3 miles out Sa nd Hill Road , Wad thtu Sunda y, 1:00 t ill 6:00 PM. Evarything must go . fu\ CIRCLE .\2) ~:;~ GUN SHOOT "Free Estimates" .or 949·2860 No Sunday clean used c ars. Jim Mink Chev .-Oidsln c. Bill Gene Johnson SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. &14·44&-3672 Factory Cholc e !2 Gauge Shotg11u Only •AUTOS •UGHT TAUO<.$ 10-8-tfn 11-4-86·1 mo. Wanted To Buy We p ay cas h f or late model EVERY 4 PH. 949·280 1 9 Bashan Building 35809 Titus Road Middleport, Ohio Ph. 742·2592 New Homes Buill lis Ferry , furniture. draperi es. dollies. appli ances. too ls. RA(INE FIRE DEPT. 24 Hour Wrecker Service Full St!•ice & Repair BISSELL SIDING CO. Large Y ard S ale, No v 7 and 8, Powell's Barber Shop, Gallip o- TOP CASH p aid for '83 model and newer usad can . Smith Buick-Ponti ac, 1911 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. C all 614 -446 - 228 2. ·aoGG'S Announc~menls SALES & SERVICE I 3 Announcements 10 -60 acres in Cheshire·Kyger S chool Dlm ict. Ca ll 614 -367 · 0298. SWEEP~R and i ewing m a:hin e repair, par1s, and s upplies. Pick up an d ·delivery, Davis V ac:uum Cleaner, one haH mile up Georgot C'l!ok Rd . Call 6t4· 446 ·0294. . . Fem ale dr>g with new iner or read y to .welp. Call 614 -367 - JACK'S .,.,.;:;;Jr TANK SERVICE Authorized John Dtart, New Holland, lush Hog . 40625 St. Rt. 681 Pomeroy, Ohio Farm Equipment 24 HO UR SERVI CE Daalor 614/992-7119 Far111 Eqalp11ut 1-3-'86 tfc BISSELL . BUILDERS YOUNG'S - "At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Behind City Hall. Open 10-4 . Mon . through Fri . R awhtigh Products . Camphor balm, ft awringa, tpk:aa. Joyce S autera 814·99 2· 7826 . In Syr· ICust. Brtnda Cougar 814· 992 -8132. 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4-15-'86-fc 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh. 814 992-347&. 676-39 24.,304-372 -5192 . To'( star& open 324 E. M aln St . V.C. YOUNG In · Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS Bwying daily gold , tilver coin s, ring s, jewelry. tt erling ware. old coins, large currency. Top pri· ees . Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, Buying junk c ars. C all 61 4 -9926648 after 5!00 p.m. shotguns. !Free ElllmetooJ Used Mobile Homes. c all 1-614 · 446-0176 . W ented to Buy st andin gtimber, phon e 304-676-4412 , 8:00- Racine Gun Shoot spon so red by R .cine Gun Club. Every Sund ay, beginning .at 1:00 p.m . Factory Choke . 12 guaga Addons and remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete work Plumbing and electricll work 0624 . 692·816t - -- - - - -·lc- CARPENT.ER SERVICE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES lis, Call 614-446- 3159 . Sa ve your loved Ofi BI mma of the sorrow & upense. Purch as· ing memorial property before ' need ia just good common sen sa. Call now for brochure. Ohio Valley Memory Gatd8fla, C all 614 -446· 3616 . Melga County Memory Gardens Ca ll 614 - W. VA. Residtnll Call Collect Ptrt1 & SeNiee 5 !00 PM after 5 :00 PM 304· Th a oldest ar~d most reli ablefur, hide and herb de alar in the Ohio Valley. Been in buain es sin ce 1936 . In th e same loc ation sin ce 1966 . We are interttted in all apel ces of wild fur . Pre~ent ly buying beef 1nd dear hides, ginaeng, m ey apple and yellow root . Phana 304· nJ-6296 or come visit whh us at 104 Brown Street, Meaon , W. Va. O.. ton '' Mdl" · Wright, Owner and O,erator . ' nlpiiiVIIItlll Serv1c es hunting or t resp ustng, Mynes Farm loc at ed Chemtnut Ridge Road . RADIATOR SER~CE We can repair and r~ core radtators and heater cores. We can •ZENITH • SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTE SALES & SERVICI: WJ llltJ Afill Tl• ••·~ T"hltlt• .. ,... DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! PAT HILL FORD 1-13·tfc KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE EXCAVATING COMPANY Meku 992-3345 •Aetrigeretora · •Dryers •Freez•• PARTS end TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED C.,,,., $1 00 . reward for retum or ioto rmation leading to th e whe re a bouts of m ale bl ack Lab ro ldor lo st in O.J . Wh ite TVs, Antennas SateHite Sales IMtallation Serwice Found·m ale dog, 40 lbt , Red· dlmh brown with whit e mark· lngo. Ca11814·246 -6484 .. Au t trilliln Blu t Heel«, lo tt around O.J . White Rd . OHerf'g reword. Call 114 ·446 ·71196 Of 814-048-9788 . Electranic Organs Mobile service CEMENT HORSES , DEER S. RABBITS. DOGS . CATS . EAGLES, VIRGIN MARV, WHITE ANGELS ALSO LARGE BIRO BATHS SUGAR RUN . ASHLAND 190--lillY AVE. PO.IOY, 011. F, 6 Lost' ·and Found road araa . Call614 -448 -0370 . THUR~ •• fRI. ·SAT. l1g~treg ' 3828, J.R.'s REPAIRS 9 to S AUTOMAn( Coil bed aprlng a and mattress. full size, hir cond, 304 -876 - 10127/ 86/ I mo. In Syracuse, Ohio "YES, WE ARE OPI!N." 3/2/dn 2 black mitten paws female c 1t1. black mother cat. 3 kitten s, 2 main and 1 fe male, 304· 468·16 25 . (all: 742-2407 JO' S GIFT SHOP Found -A man1 co M • hat at lulaville Add lton. Call 614· 367·7734. 614-843-5248 Loat W altler Fox Hound I two mala. one female, white & bl .tek It t an IPQfted If seen ull Roy Mvers &14 -266 -87 14 . RUSONAII£ - REUAIIE 8-20-'116 tfn REAIONULE IATI! 10·30-'86-1 mo . lemon Fo11: Lo1t: white and Hou nd. Between D orea~ Portl and area. If seen, can ."d ' . GREAT BEND PH. 992-9949 N.E~C.A. lob ..rtt.... mo. Inc. &14 -247-2641 . CONTRACTOR 7 Yard Sale .......G.iillip·ous··-...... Roger Hysell Garage •Residential •Commercial" ·. •Industrial Rt. 124, Pomarwy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 6-17-tfc &14 ·048·3358 . En1hu la111c - energetic parson w l1h good commun ications r.r Sou1t.1.-n Ohia 's fln ..t outdoor rtoreattun flrm. No exp. necenarv , will tr art im· mldiatety. Call between 10a4. e•eept Mon . & Tues . C1i 614· .m. • 2!6-2248. Part 'time RN position avail a· bl a. Aq>ly at Scenic HillS Nu rs ing Canter . Mond I Y· Frid ay, BAM-4P M. 1 Woods Y 1rd S • et Cent en ary Townhoutt Nov,-e•7 Antlltu•. plc:tures,qulltt ,dllhes, cot,MC· Guffey_.Boot.s.wh at rlOta,H and Grande, day & e vening . Pay negoll able . C a ll 814- 245· 50 28 . Want- -Part t1 rna aciminiatr a· tive ani.. ant. Must type 60 WPM accurately. Good verbal skills • wrlntn Ol>mnunieation skills requir.t . Good tiling akilll requ ired , Mu .. be able to work wen under preasu re. Knowtedga of ahorl;hand ~ co,.ut... , • word processors benefici al. Job i h a rin g pOsition . Hou rs lfe Bam -4:30pm every Monday & Tue.day & every other Wtdn ea· day. Send rMU I"nnt to S EOEMS Rl 4 Box 144 G t llipalil , OH 46 63 1, bv Nov . 10th Tree pt .,ter wanted , work in tou the n t. Dec .· Aprll . good p a y. travel, mu tt be quality minded , h ave veh icle & c amp Ing gear. Co astal Reforeu at io n Inc . P.O . Box 34 3 Holly Ald ge, NC 26445 . 919 -328-2364 . S alesp110ple -Fult or p ar1 tim e t o sell ceme tery & march. C • II 614 ·"6 · 3615 or 814-692 8151 French City UmitM is htring temp. clerical II cteaning .,.,. tOnn el . Send letter of qu alific a· tions to p.o. lloa477 G aHipolis Oh io 45 631 .' Needed. Tri·ehem inatruoto rs in yw r nroa . Call 614 -898 -7076 or write P.O. Box 154, Alb any OH 467 10 . ' . Region al . Sn ack Co mpan'( is looking for an agressive u les person lO diatrMlute their products in the a rea . Est ablished t err itory tor more than th iny ye ' ' ' · S alea aaperien cs nec11• u ry . s .. a pet"ton applying ft'l,.l tf own Ot' be Ill It to buy route ven-. equ•l equip,.nt. Send rwume til " 881Hpolia Daily T-.,. 821 Thlnl A... Oolllpa. Ill. at.lo olll831 . mlde wallet s • m1ny more M...... . ' Alto Truqajellon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Mail e C hri1t m a money , u ll Avon . Make 46 percent. Call N eed b abysin er in my home, Rio On e Calico at female ca t. One grey fem ale cat. Two kitten a. 4 months old. 304· 676 ·6786 . •All Types of Excavating •Landscaping •Buements •Sewage Systems •Water & Gas Lines •Water Well Drilling •Truoking •Range• Ft1 AH ~~~ Plittlrf W PWI: OHico !ur.in &' Furnilun, Wllllling and Graduation Stationery, Mognelic Slgm, Rubltor St. .ps, lusln•s forll'll, Copy S•wicos, ftc. 255 Mill II. lltidd~t 104 Mulberry Aw., Po..roy- Fe mal e Per sian - type cit . Sp ayed . Give to good t'loma. C oli &14-992-8613 or 61 A· 992 · &955 . MEIGS Help Wanted lkiUt. PoaftiOn l't' •1•1e to work Bl 1ek fem ale 1/;a P ~in ne Y.! Poodle. ilh yea rs old . 614 ·446 · 3398 Middleport, Ohio •Walhtra •Dilhwaahera C all614 · 367·0&41 . Pen. 992-2196 985-3561 PIINT SHOP p.~ppies . R abbits & r lbbit 3 I'UPP*. part Cotterman . Call 814 -448 4802. (CUt" OlfT FOI FUIURE USEI - ~II 8 pan L.abr ador-Shep13h erd also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also 4/ 1/ tfn THE QUAUTY 11 Giveaway 2 momh old nice int ide or outside khtan . Litter u lined. Call 614 -446· 963 6 . CHEgtl--915-3307 992-3410 4 repair Gas Tanlls. RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE Lee Wedemeyer Superintendent 54 Misc. Merchandise . WANTED TO BUY used wood & coa l heat ers. S WAIN 'S RJRNI · tuRE. 3 rd. & Olive St . Gallipo - & Vicinity WAS 1169.95 MATCHING lfCKLACE Ba u ment G:arag e S id e PlUMBING & WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT · McCovs Plan t z Sub. Gravely actor & MDwer, furniture:. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Sec011d Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 AU 14K GOLD Sl2995 ' ...... p·om.ilrov... ----··· .. PHONE 992-2156 Or Writt Dl1lly Stllintl Clmititd Dtpt. m i see iiW~ eo u a items. No Public Notice m.n• pMHt · 1 0· 4 , lots of 8·13 lfn GUYSVILLE, OHIO Lewis Durst, Point Pleasant. Maternal grea t-grandpare nts are Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph McKenzie, Raci ne, and paternal great· grandparent Is Ralko Na kaji· oma . Osaka, J a pan. Mr. a nd Mrs. Durst have a nother son. Robbie, two. Temuy gar ~~~g tt • ••• 1n P"Oner beside M .E. Church . f ri & ut • ~ Durst birth.being announced IECDUntl or to - U. S. RT. SO EAST • • pen 1"11ircuts. IN Tl£ COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO z 20 ye~ra "Frie Eltimatn" ckith ing sizes 18 - 2~ children elo1hing , liiB 6 girl co at like new . Ch rinm ascr afts, chin a & crvst 11 8 pl ace setting never been ulad. Other odd s 1nd end s. :::t Licensed Clinical Audiologist Worked in home .... e allipolis.Nov, Full 208 figure women 5G>00pm. ·Gieri Ori\11 ~ ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Rooflng ot ell Type a potato rounds, cooki e, peach half. milk. , Tu es day: fi s h sandwi ch, mixed vegetabl es. fr uit cockta il bar, milk. Wednesday: spaghe tti . sa.Jad, ho t roll a nd butter, fruit , milk. Thursd ay: m eat loaf , g reen beans. bread and bu tter , fruit , mil k. Friday : cooks' choice. · 111 Court St .. PolllfiW. Otlio4S769 Public Notice -a: VltYL & AWMIIUM show' ' whi ch entitles him to com pete In the Na tiona l Gr a nge fin als. As hl ey also has received a new 1 appoin tment to the s ta te junior mas ter . grange com)Tlitt ee made by the Ashley competed in th e s tate . ta lept finals wit h a religious n ew sta te di rec t or. E ar l piano solo, " Upon This Rock." Chambers . This co mmittee's job He placed fi rst In the lns tr umen· consists of designing programs tal division and won " best of for junior gra nges in t he sta te. The Daily Sentinel G iu age Sale 9 ·00 am to FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS CJ Co~terized H•rirw Air Selection . z Swim Molds · Interpreting SeiVices SUPERIOR SIDING CO. *VINYL SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING 'BlOWN IN INSULADON (Conti nued from Page 11 Under the Sch umer comprom· ise. aliens who worked i nagricu l· ture for rod ays in each of the past three years or lor 90 days in the year e nded May 1. 1986. can ga in temporary and ve ntual!y permanent res idence. 1 EUGINI LONG signed his appointment as legisla tiv e director with thanks fr om the sta te mas ter for his wor k. He was reappointed deputy . state Paul and Carol Durs1 are announcing the birth of a son, Eric P aul, Sept. 25: In Akron. The Infant weighted seven pounds, 14 ounces. Ma ternal grandparents ar e MT. and Mrs. Robert J . Lewis , Pom eroy, and paternal grand· parents are Hi>a;: nurst and & Vicinity ILr=======~~========::::c========:t1 Bluegra ss Band , the Mu r phy Family and Robin Kes singer, who Is the 1981? national fl at· picking . champion , It will also open the stage to folks tike Cook who have not spent much time In fron t of large aud iences. "''ve sung at some ptcnlcs a nd different places like that but never li1 front of a lot of people," Cook says. · · Ti ckets for the jamboree, which are $5 for adult s and $2 for students with children six and under being admitted free, can be purchased at all three South· ern Ohio Coal Meigs Division mines or at the Meigs Div ision office In Albany. Other ticket outlets are the sears Store in Middleport; the VInton County Ba nk, Wil kesvill e; . DavlsQul ckel Ins ur a nce Age ncy , Pomeroy; Sports, Inc., Athens; Hummingbird Music , J ac kson ; Eber' s Gulf Sta tion , R acine ; Fruth Pharmacy in Gallipolis, Wellston and Point Pleasant and at Meigs Hi gh School. Tht lltllt style tricks are within . In the [ina ! days of tho previous Emma Ashl ey won second place at the 115th a nnua l session of the West Vir ginia State Grange for her deaf ac tiv ities report for Silverton Grange 506. For the six th consecutive year , Keith Ashley ser ved as mas ter of the Degree of Flora . stat e pianis t and legis lature direc tor . At the en d of the sessio n. As hl ey re· IT'S B~ILT BY JEEP. Full eyebrow& are in but keep t hem served as the show's prQ!!ucer, • are employees at Southern Ohio Coal Company 's Meigs No. 1 mine as are many of the artis~ who wUI perfor m a t the event. According to Whitl atch . an proceeds !rom th e evening will be donated to the Gallla County Children's Home, which .also ser ves Meigs County, a nd the · Children's. SerVices of Vinton, Jackson, Gallia, Meigs and Ma· son Counties. ' Frank Cook, a mechanic at the Meigs Mine 1 coal preparation · plant, volunt eered to perform at the jambJree. " It was an easy decision to make.' It's for a goqd . cause and I e njoy doing It, " comments Cook, a resident of' . Point Pleasant. "The hard partls getting the program down to where It will sound good. You know these guys at wor k ~ but you ' · don't know what else they do: This Is the kind of thing that brings you together." Although the jamboree will bring together such P,rofesslonal performers as the River Junction In accorda nce with uniform Wednesday : s paghetti with school lunch programs . menus cheese . homemade roll with butter, green beans. a pplesau ce. fo r the week of Nov . 10 have been announced by ·the E aster n and Thursday : ham . patty sand· Meigs Local Distr icts. wlch. baked ' beans, peaches, They Include: peanut butter cookie , EASTERN Friday: corn dog, potato chips, Monda y: hot pog with sa uce, . celery and carrot sticks, che rry corn. rice pudding, raisins. crisp. Tuesday: grilled cheese sand· Mllk .ls ser ved with all meals. wich, to mato soup, frui t cockt a il, MEIGS brownie. Monday: hot dog with sau ce. Rac hel Ash ley, Cre w Ro ad. Rock Springs, won three fir st place ribbons in the 5·9 years of age ca tegory In the Junior Grange final s. Rac hel won In the categories of bar cookies, posters and ceramics . Her entries will now be entered In the Na tional Gra nge fi nals at Madison. Wis.. this month . She Is the daughter of Keith and E mm a Ashley. . Group trim-look ing with a brush. What do coal. country mu sic a nd children have In common ? They are all part ~ an event being staged Saturday night at the Meigs High Schooi Audita· r lum, billed a s "Coal Miners J amboree'' . Those pulling the musica l show together promise and even· lng of fun . good country . bluegrass and gOSpel m\ls!c and the icing on the cake is that ihe event will provide an opportunity for residents to help underprivileged children of Southeastern Ohio. As part of the Coal Miners ' Christ· mas Planning Committee of Southeastern Ohio, . Max Whi· tlatch of Me igs County, Is work· lng hard to see that It' all comes together . " It 's a lot more work than I thought It would be, ·but I think It's go ing to be a good show. A lot of people have volunteer ed a lot of time to this project." Whi· tlatch remarks . Both Whitlatch and George Thacker , who drea med up the idea for the jamboree and has ........ Giilli'pOiiS" ... -·-: Business ·Services Junior Grange finalists are announced Jeep. in the mos t popu lous county . the recounting is to be com pl eted within the foll ow ing 10' days . Meigs_coal miners jamboree will benefit Children's Home Meigs County_lunch menus set MARGUERITE SHOES The Middle Shoe Store in the Middle Block S t a t e o r d e r s l o c k u p tcontinued from Page 1 The legis latio n ,was also opposed by wester n growers unt il a comprom.ise won by Rep. Cha· rles Schufllcr . D· N.Y .. assured them of a co ntinui ng supply of foreign workers to repl ace illega l a liens who now har vest the ir crops . Organized Ia bor also fough t the legis lation unt il fin a lly accep ting t he argu men t that gra n(ing lega l s tatus to aliens already In the country wou ld make them less like ly to wor k for low wages. Simpson. R-Wyo.. prin ci pal bac kers, and &>n . Reps. Alan ' Peter Rodino . D-N.J .. a nd Ro· FLORIST I Ohio weather South Central Ohio Cloudy Jonight. with a low in the mid 40s. Mos tly cloudy Friday. with a chance of rai n and highs between 60 and 65. The probabili ty of preclplta· l io n is near zero toni ght and 50 percent Friday. Winds will he light a nd sou· theas terly tonight . Driver ticketed in village accident The bill passed 63-24 in the Senate and 238-173 in the House after a s iX-\,'ear Slrugo(e by It s t"' " m eefreedom t outrageous dem'a nds nor for their . . .. Wa ite was ·angered In particu· Jar by sugges tions he wa s used as a decoy by the U.S. government to detr ac t attention from the a ll ege d be hind · t h e-s c e n es nego ti at io ns . " Do those peo pl e who write such specul ative comm ents realize th at sor t of comment will cost ,me my life?" he .S>\ id. In Beir ut las t Chr is tmas. he not there, and I know the d sa id , he was told · he would .he of speculative comment. ktlled unl ess he left the country in ·" All I'm say ing is please 24 hours. He also cited aJ;Iother .· carefu l." he said. · occas ion wh en he had "proof r-;::=========~ pos itive" that. the hostages' captor s di sc u s~ed whether ' to ta ke him hostage because they were uncertain of his motives. Waite said he will " dr op Out of sight" for a while and renew his contacts In efforts to win freedom for the rema ining hostages. " I am one of the ver y few peopl e, If not the only person, who has met the captors o!Jerry Meigs Counl y's Olde3t Flo rUll Anderson. Tom Sutherlan d and 352 EAST iUIN the other's. I know them . I know PO.IOY, 01110 457'9 how sensi!(ve they are. .14/992·2644 " I kno w how th ey read into . The annua l Chris tmas bazaar of the Rutl an d E mergency Squad will he held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Rutland Civic Cent er. An yone need ing more Infor mation may ca ll 742·2233. they were ci tizens or immigra nts. "Speculatio n is ·dangerous he· cause we are dealing with the lives of hostages In Leba non ," he !old reporters at Heathrow airport. Waite was a lluding to the s pate of ·r umors about secret negotia· lions be tween the United States and Ira n Involving clandestine ar ms dea ls an d an undercover tr ip to Tehra n by former White House national security ad vis er Rober t McFarlane. In Was hlngton , the Reagan adminis tration refu sed to com· ment In deta il on the reports. But While House chief of staff Donald Regan said the .Unlted Sta ies wlll neither " buy th e relea se" of America n hosta ges In Le ba non Oiie ticket nets game jackpot Christmas bazaar schedtded WASHI NG;rON iU PI I - A landmark imm igra tion re for m bill . ready for · Pres ident Rea· ga n's s ignature today, will give certai n illegal aliens a chance a t citizenship but will clamp down on undocum ented workers trving to ent er the United Stat es: The long-a waited bil l. pass ed in I he final hours of the 99th Congress. grant s a mnesty to otherwise law-abiding (llegal aliens who en tered the Un ited States hefore 1982 and arc still living he re. The bil l a lso see ks to stem the ris in g tid e of illegal fo re igners trying to ~n trr the cou ntry by tightening co ntrols a nd by impos· ing bot h civil and crimina l pen alties agai nst emp loyers who knowi ngly hire them . mediator w~s against .rum LON DON (UPI) - jiostage mediator Terry Waite warned reporters that reckless news media speculation Is jeopardlz· lng effor ts to free kidnapped Westerners In Lebanon and could put his li fe in danger. The Church of E ngl<Ind envoy earlier this week won the release of American David J acobsen, held hostage in Le banon for 17 months. and sa id he had high hopes that tw,o other America n captives - Terry Anderson and soon Thomas Sutherland would be freed. A Reedsville ma n. was cited by the Ga llia-Meigs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol Wednesday for !all ure to yield while turning left. resu lt ing In a three-ve hi cle accident at the intersec tion of state routes 7 and 681 In Bedford Townshi p. CliHord Adams. 52. southboun d on 7 a t 5:05p.m., attem pted to turn left onto 681 and drove in to the palh of a nor thbJunct vehicle driven by Janice R. Hartley . 26. Mason. W.Va .. according t o the pat ro l. After the contact, Adams continued with his tur n, striking a vehic le, driven .by Arthur H. 'Kibble, 31, Tuppers P lains, t hat had been traveling wes t bound on 68l. ·the patrol said. Alice L. Newsome. 43. Gallipolis. was cited for fa ilure ·io con trol after the vehicle he was driving eastbound on U.S . 33 in Orange Township wen t out of control while rounding a curve and s tr uck t.he guard rail at 7:30 p.m., the pa trol said . Craig D. Malone. 39, Marion. was cited for a seat belt violat io n after the ve hicle he was driving went out of Control a nd struck a tree off Oh io 124 in Salem Township at 1:50 a.m. today, troopers sa id. · · Ohio · ' RAYMOND E. . Pffkt 949·2431 ' . ~OFFm (MAC) RACitfE, <1110 ElttlrglftCY 949-25111, . Insid e male, craft items. quilt pettems, j ackets. swutnrs. ja· wtlry. Bring vour re ady m.t e er1ft1 for oont tgnment 1 1le1. Every w~ k . Thurt ., Fri., Sat. VETERAN S • Your prier miNt 11 sorvlce ia wonh MONEY . in the Army Nation eiOuard c en ea m up to t131 .96 for qn e wee t. ·tnd par month; tn E·I • to 1183.10. Other -~Ita Lilt ••thtt Yllf· tunttto" "' 7 • 218- F~. • lot. Nov 7., • lth. 8"'9alnl 9 tA 1 c •• Centen•ry. An el lncNda: UO.OOO Mfe iniU~ ce tducat6on fundlnl lllilttnee ' retlrlmtnt, end ""'"' fiiDre' J04 -•7•·•eo ... 1•1100 : M2 -:lttl. ' · �,, ' 10 The Sentinel I 61 Secrelary, tingle female. Carl's Auto Sales Hours 9:0Q-6:00 II Send resume to 38841 St. At. 01 ' Avon Open ..,,;,ones Ins , , ,l abl• 304-675-1429 . Wanted ledy 10 live 10 with oMo"y lady. 10om. bo"d and 675 -2406 s 11 ary Phone 304-676·3825 or Wanoed . lady to st ay w;th elde rly ledy day t1me, hours 9:00 to 8·00, phone 304-675- 3825 "'675 -2406 . MOM AND DAD - look1ng for co llege funds for your son or daug,ter 7 The Army National Ga&rd c an provKie more than $18 ,000 1n educ ation 8Uitt· a ncB ro qualified individu ala Seruo rs c an eniiSI now and begrn um•ngs S85 00 tor one week -end per month and delay B asic Tra1nrng until June1987. For a FR EE INFORMATION PACKET , t:all 1 - 800 -642 - 3819 12 Situations Wanted FIREWOOD locust , maple, elm. walnut . S30 per ptck·up load del1vered Call Btll Slack 614 -992-2269 I Nicely furnished 2 bdr. apt. Adultt only. Inquire at corner First 6 Olive St at Shepp arda Saln & Service. 1 1 bdr. ept. over look1ng ci1y park. K·D t1eO per month. C 111 P.J's 614·448~1819 or evenings 614·•48· 2326 1 1/ i Unfurnished apartment, 4 roofTll & b 1th. centr aHy lo· catjMI. Ref. & sac depotit •oquktotl . CoN 114-445-0444. J r lr 0 Septic Tank PufT1)ing. Commerctal & residenttal 2 trucks for prol"f1)t S!trYice sao per 1.500 gal. load RON EVANS ENTER PRISES , Jackson , Oh . Cell collect 614 · 286-5930 . Trash hautmg hcnest, dl!pen dable " You pack •t. we stack tt .. Can 614 -388 ·8813 Carpenter work. all types. p ain1ing, remodeling, roofing. Call Ronnte, 614 ·446 ·-'606 Financi a l 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE ! THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO reconvn11nds that you business >M1h paople vou know, and NOT to sitnd money through the m atl until you have ' invuttg eted ttHt offering. do Own your own Jean · Sportswear. IMites apparel cflildrens-m eternity. large sizes : petite, dancewaar-aerobic or accn10rin store Jordacha , ChiC, LM, levi, lzod . Giuno, GuMs. Calvin Klein . Sergio Valente , Evan Ptcone , L11 Claiborne. MembersOnty, G asotin e. Healthtex over 1000 others S14 .300 to $25 .900 inventory , training, fixtures , grand open· ing etc. Can qJerl 15 days Mr LDuWllin 812 -888-6656 m thiS cartoon? Smoking is no l augh•mg matter!" t-;;:;:;::::::::;:::;:;:::,r:::::::===::l 31 f.lomes for Sale Small 2 bedroom houte 6 mil• south of Galipolis on Kriner A1dge Road, fiJat house from At 218 Priced to go Call 814 446·2917. 3 bedroom houae, fireplace. 1 acre lot. will accept trade-In 9 mile• from Point Pleua~t. 304-675-3073. 3 bedrooms. 11.4 baths. fofmat dining, rae room, 2 car garage, can w elk to town. 304-6715· 4604 . House 1or tale. 3 bedroom, 1 .4 acres, 146,000.00, Jerr.,, Run Rood, 304·571-2888 . House for aile, ptice reduced and will price on '"•pectlon. 304·675-2130. 32 Mobile Homes NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S DUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. • Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 61•·446-7274 . 1976 14~~:70 Gettyaburg, 2 bdr., 2 full baths, porch • twning. 2 AC's, alleltc, uc. cond. S7800 or Best offer Call 814-2666620 "'814 -251 -1502 B1g saving & big telection of used & banltrepolletsedmobile home. Call 1Canaug1 Mobile Homes. tn.-.._15·9862 Big down payment. short time employment or past credit hit· tory stopping you from buytng a home1 Consider 1 repouassed 1.4 wide. We have'am. we fm ance·em . Only t6 00 00 down take over payments Free delivery. 814-n2-1220 Chillicothe or 800 · 826-0752 Circleville 14•70 Fleetwood 3bdr. 2 baths Must sa... for mort into. e all 614-388-8833 attar • p m " Used homes " large "lectiOfl pttc' reduced on all home• French C1ty Mobile Homes Inc: 614 ·446-9340. Fall sele, no payments til Feb 1987. We win make the 11rst 3 months payments on any new mobile home French City Mo· bile Homes. Inc. call &14-446 9340 . Great Buy- 12•80 2 bdr. mobtle home 24x28 metal pole buildtng, approx. 11 • clear 1nce, ektr a hook up for mobila home. garden space, all this on large comer kit. lize 8h172 No hills to mow, In Pattlot, have to see to appreciate. Call 614-3792282 . Own your own Je•n · sportswear. Iadie1 apparel , 2 .bdr 12•50 e. Condition. 1 dlil,drens-m eternity. iargesiz11. owner. Call &14-446-3005 . pet1te, dan ewe ar-aerobic or accessortes store. Jord ache. Nice. clun 2 bdr furnished, Chie. lea, levi. l:rod, Gltano. water paid. con~o~anient locaGuess. C atvin Kltin , Sergio tion. 1200 mo . Call 814-2415Valente , EVan Picone, Li1 Clai- 5818 . borne. Members Only, G asolina . •I-:-:-------Healthtex over 1000 othars 1972 New Moon 12x80 10111 S14 ,300 to S26 ,900 in~o~entory , electric . 2 bedrooms. new tf aining. f1• turn. grand open- c arpat . ucellent cond1tion . ing etc Can ~en 16 days Mr Mu1t 1ee this 614 -«6-0175 Koon on 13051678 -3639 . Vind ale 2 bedroom, dirimg roorn ., built m ltltchen. w11h1r and dryer, storm windows. oil 23 Profession al turn ace, new clrcu1t bra aker. Services and carpeted . 258·6822. Starkl Trflfl and Lawn Se~ce Hedges . shrubs , bushes tr immed , l.. dtcapmg. ttump and leaf removal. 304-57821142 or 571-2010 . Real Estate ,.' 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr., air, pool, garage. Nice. Commercial property, corner lo ti & hlghw ay front age. Lilt with us. We h ,.,. buyen. A-One Real Est ate-Broker Call 30..· 174·5104 or 304-674-5381 3 bdr. 1 bath, new c arpetl: wall paptt. Outside newly painted, part . fufntthed, good location & neighborhood 568 Jay Or. C aU 814·448· 1583 6roomhouse 1.2 acres. Double car g~tage . located on Rote Hill Barg 1in priced &20,000. Call 814·678 -2513 380 Grant St .. Middleport. 6 roorm. bett't, garage, work ahop. good toe et•on. nice lot Call 614 -992 -2802 . In H affisonYille 1 'h story, 3 bedrooms, bath. gas heat .. c&ll•r. gar1ge. large outbuilding, ~ acre. 814.500 . Owner financ ing po111ble . Call &1•· 992 -516• 3 bedroom brick house for u le or rent. S400. per month pkis utilities. Deposit NqUired. Call 614-843-5138. 2 br, kitchen, bathroom ~1th laundry raom. living room • dining room. alltl~te . Approx. 7 miles from P1 . Pl. Of1 Rt 82 2 tractl appro•. 1 acre mort or leu overlooking K an awh a Rrv ... •4o.ooo. Coli 304·17&· 6440 bttwten 8:30 .,.~ 4:30 Log home. 3-4 br. all alec. fully carpe1td. finlthtd b atemfint, AmbroSia. 7 m1ln from Pt Pl. on At.· 82. City wet.,, paved driYIWI'( a sep.dc tank, titu· ated on 1h acre, ow-riooltina leanawha River. t80.000 Call 304-171-5440 botw... 8:30 ond 4:30. Fum is had ap ertment, UPtf airl. Adults only, 111 utiUtlea paid. Call 614·448·9523 ~~Wh~t're you doing smoking • Wanted to Do Fumlshad '3 rooma and bath, clun. adult• only. no pets. CaU 814·-446· 1519 . I for Sale 18 Iii IIi ,, P ar:t ·time R N . position av aileble at a 100 bed skilled tong term c ere,facllity qparated by a lead11g RJrsing home corporation Excellent opportunity for t~ 1e wh6 may be attend~ng I!Ch ool or have hmily committ menta Position idealforcapa· ~B geri •rric nurses or nur"" who would like addidon alaxpefletlte 1n long term care. Excellent benefits. salary commontu· . rat e with experience . For add it io nal information. contact N 1n4;:y Van Meter, Oireclor of Nursing Pomeroy Health Care Ce n1er . a1 614 -992-6808 Vind ate 2 bedroom, dining room. built in kitchen. washer and dryer, atorm wmdows. oil turn 1983 Shutt 14x70 allllectr~c . 2 btdroomt, 2 full b sths. 2 wood d~cks , underpmnmg, centr 11 a~r . e~~:cellent condition W1ll alao nlllond. 814 - 3]9 - 2~61 __.....:.__ .. 1978 Govemor Trailer. 12~85 for sale. 2 bedroom . full belh, livmg room, dining room tnd kitchen combtned, refrig8fttor, stove end mlcrow ave oven. Underpinning , Front and back porchn Call 114·742-3075 after 5·00 p.m. Of contact John Ash. 1972 Elcor a 12~~:60. 2 bedroom mobile home. Completely fut· nilhtd on wheels. ready to movtl Cetl 614-9815 ·4227 .q House t11ilet for salt 14•70 ToUI electric: . 3 bedrooms underpinning, tun·dtck. lteps: •9500 Coli 614 -367·7267. 1 985 3 bedfoom mobile home for ule 14x70 Call614 -2472484 after 6:00 p m 1•x70·. 3 bedroom Skyline Mobile Home. Houte Lap Siding shingled roof. Call 814 -992~ 6305 . For sale 1972 12•80 ArUngton mobile home. furnished , underpenning & 8x10 out-building ao•-875-7380 ' 12•65 mobile home. 20x14two story utility building, stGrage buildinG plus % acre land ao• -•11 -5422 o• 175 -7971. 34 Bu1ine11 Buildings - Slaughter houH for set.. Rutland. Ohio Call 814-742· 2789 . Shown by appoimment 36 lots & Acreage 7 acrae, 2 b amt, 1 ttptic tank end Nr•t water for 7,000. 114·445-8519. Renlols 41 KIT 'N' 73 YLI ®by lArry Wright Vans llt 4 w_o, Kitchen with BA. furnilhad , with shower No drinking person. Utilities paid . References required .. Call 814-4ol6-4063. Efficiency apartment, c:omplltely 1umtshed. Ulititiet pekl Call 614.448 -1323 ar 814245-9170. 1 bdr apartment utHiliea paid, partly 1umished, nut dod'r to Rio Grande College Call 814446-1323 o• 614-245-9170 Houses for Rent 2 bdr. house with garage carpeted, curt lins. dishw aaher & refrig Ne er new city pool. 106 Kin eon Dr. Rent t 300 mo. dep. & lute required. Call 614-446-4347 EHicienc:y ap ertment, ground floor. furnished , prlVIte entrance, private parking, good neighborhood. adult onty. Utilitin paid. 1175 • month . Cal 614-446 -7516 For rent or will rent witt't option to buy 3 bdr 2 bat h. f emily rm. 2 car garage. city schools Deposit required .·Call 814-448· 4348. SWAIN AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 82 Oli~o~e St • Gallipolis New & uted wood-caal ttovtl, 6 pc wood LR .. 110 $399. bunk bodo t199. antron recllntrs 199, new & used bedroom sultat. renges , wrlnger washers, & shoes. New I 1985. CRBOR. &kc eond 304676-1296- ' . 76 County Appliance, Inc. Good uted appliances and TV 1et1. Open 8AI\1 to 6PM . Mon thlu Sat. 614·446-1699, 627 3rd. Ave Gallipolis. OH ---------Mountameer Auto Body Parts. 1318 6th St New Haven W Va has theiBrgest irwentory of efter merke1 parts in the area •t low. low prices 73 -80 GM fe11dera 839 GM.doorsl79 73 -79 f ord fenders t35 .' Doort $99 . We now ha~o~e ' short a11d long P.U. G M bed ~d.e . blazer aides and early, and late Ford bed sides 1n stock Also parts for cars and vans, bedliners. t tep bu111Jerl. Sharp 775 spray gun and cup $99 , while they last. Ba11 B t~ea and ect. Also availabla a 3 yeBr rust throu~ warranty on OIJftOp quality body parts 9ut&~de West VIrginia Call 1 - 800 ~ 623 - 20 13 In West Virginia 1 ·800-6544667 local calls 304-8823729 64 Misc. Merchandise Callahan 's Uted Tire Shop. OvM 1,000tirn. tizts12. 13 . 14.15 , 18, 16 5 8 miles ou1 Rt 218 . Cell 614-256-6261 Firewood for sale 830 00 PU load . Call Roger Meade, 614· 388-8417 . 2 bedroom. fumithed ap anm•t for f8flt. Adulls only. Cell 614-992-2749 . Firewood delivered Oak & hick· ory. split, HEAP voucher, pickup load t35 Call61• ·446-22230f' 614-446 -302B . 66 Building Supplies Concrete blockt all siu1 Ylrd or dell~o~ery Mason sand Gallipolis 8k:Jt:k Co.. 123Yt Pine st .. Gtllipollt, Ohio Call 614-4462783 Pole Buildings by Quelity Buildera. Worjtshops, carports, animal aheltBrs, garage~ . Free estimates . Phone 114· 384+ 6762 56 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA HirNIIU'an. Persian and Siam..e kitt"''t1s. AKC Chow pupp1a1. Call 61 4·.U6-3844 after 7PM. AKC biondepoodlepUps. Cham• p•on lined. Wormed & tailed . 1125 each. Call 814-446-7372 . Austtialian Blue Heeler, lott Jround O.J White Ad. Offering reward . CaU 814-«6-7598 or 614·448·9786 . 4 room house furnished. one .c'i;l smlll child accepted . No pets. menta. New Havan. W.Va. Call . Ridmg lawn mowerelec . lowrey organ 3 wheeler. Call614-446- 5 f1m11e Boxer Puppies . 814Cell61•·o446-0321 , 8~4· 992-7481 Also commer· 446-7920 7414. clalspace. Beautiful 3 bedroom house in Gas 111nge teO. rlfriQ 1160. Registered Pit Bull puppiet. 11 Syracuse. Depotit and referen· 2 bedroom, partly furnished go-can $150. 1971 VW •1&0, wks. old . Champion tired. t&O eel required Cell 81•-992- apartment oft Sprmg Ave 76 Chevy Imp. with AM·FM each. Call814·843· 6154. 8298. 9-6. Mond av through Pomeroy, Ohio. Large patio and cassene. PS , PB. AC, 1300. yard. Ca11614·992·6888 after Saturday Buck stove 175. Call614 -446 - Cu~h.y Teddy Bean, AKC 8 :00p.m. ragtstered Chow Chew pupplet. 3040. Ne 11 4 room, b a1h home In Reedy to go home Nov. 19. 'rtcl Middleport, attached garage. Larga apartment, unfurnished . 'Bolt action mauser rifle. 7 mm and black. uc blood lines. C erpeted, atove and rtfr,gera· 148 Mulberry Ave .• Pomeroy . dated 1926. with 100 rounds pa'(ment plan available. The tor provided. Just right for 11ngle Call 614-992·3974 ammunition •100 . Call 614· perfect Chrittmet . gift. 304or working couple. S176. month 676-6799 efter 5:30 PM. 440-1822. 2 and 3 bedroom apartments . plut security deposit Phone and hou... in Pomeroy. or 614-992-5292. Bronze metel bad, encyclope- SPECIAL NOTICE I Oo you enjoy Middleport. Fumithed or unfur· dias, walker. CaU 614· 266- shopping at PET stORES? How • rooms and bath . ¥2 basement, nlshed. Pay own Lflithi• . Cell about HOBBY SHOPS? Our 176B. atorm windows. storm door. days 614-992-2381 brand new mail order catalog is fully insulated, all nB'IN p 11nt. Fum11hed 2 bdr. mob1lehomeon retdyl The cetaloglsFAEE-·80 is Call 614-992 3090 afte• 4.00 1 bedroom aPanment In Point earner lot "' Crown City Call the phone call to request your Pltaunl. Unique carpeting. p ,r'f\. 814+«8 -7806 or 614 -256 - copyll CALL TOOAY 1-800Coli 1·814·992,5858. 1900 after 6 . t..l• ""' • 345-1821. 3 room fumithed apt. 2 bdr. Hobby Suppl¥. lewflburg, W. hoUse, no pets. Call 304-676· APARTMENTS. mobile homes. Va. (Mo~o~lng) Ntce big CGuch A chair houMS . Pt. Plusant end Galii· 2453 for sale, $200 . Call 614-446pohs. 614-446-8221 . Rabbits, 83.00 and 85 .00, 7517. 2 be_droom Ul\furnished houte, 304-882· 3795. 507Vl Second St , Ntw Haven, Zenith atareo synem, l.lmtable ~;==:::;::;=:;:::;===~+ 46 Furnished Rooms 304·882-2505. Mt9070. tape deck 7040, -; Turner amplifyer, Zenith TV 26 57 · Musical Ideal lor couple, small, 2 For rent SIHping Rooms and Instruments inch color contole on a •wlvel bedroom. full basament newty light house keeping rooms P artr. baso. Coll814-357-0394 . -Ie- l - - - -- - - - - redecorated. 8175 00 month, Central Hotel Cell 814 -448pay own utitltiet. deposit and 0756. Firewood 1or sale. t35 p4Ck·up re1rence• required. No pet1 Call load Delivered Heap Vouchers Wanted! Aesponsibli party to 304-675-6621. Room1 fof rent. day. weak. eccaptad . · ••sume small monthly pay· month. Galli a Hotel. Call 614· - - - - - - - - - -lcmenta, on modern style console 4 rooms• bath, S160 . Payowf! . .8·9680 Rent as low.at1120 Firewood 1or I~B 135 ,.ck· up piano . May be seen locally u1111ti81, Deposit A reference month load . Oeli~o~ered . Heap Vouchers Pleue cell1 ·800·523·2890. required · Hoult in Kanauga accepted . Call 614· 742· 2486 . Ohio. Call 304 ·876-8503 fo; MHton Spinet Piano CJII 81·appo•ntment. 46 Space for Rent Milted hardwood tllbs 112 pef 992+8&52 . bundle Containing approx. 111\t tons FOB Ohio Pallet Co FMrll Supplll'o COUNTRY MOBILE Home Psrk. Pomeroy, Ohio Call 614-992 · Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. 8481 . 42 Mobile Homes & LiVi!!iiUI:k Large lots. Cal 614-992 -7479. for Rent For sale: baby bau1nett with Tr~ller space for rent. Located skirt end shae11 lnftnt seat and 61 Farm Equipment on Rocksprings Road, 1 mile infant clothes. Call 814-9927143 2 bdr . •II utilltlet paid except from Meigs Htgh School. Call CROSS & SONS elec,. 1um. or un1urn ., aec. evenlngt 814-992-2941 ; days U.S. 3& W"t, Jackton. Ohto. Seasoned oak 11rBwood for sale 614 ·286·11451' deposit required. Convanient 814·992-8461 , toe atton. Call 814-44!-8558 or I :-:-:~.:....;...;.:..;______ Wtllaccept HEAP vouchrs Call Massey Ferguson. New Holland. 61,·742-2645 . 614-448-4778 . Mobil home lots. small children lush Hog Sal•& Sarvice. Over accepted. At. 1. loculi Road. 40 ~o~~td tractors to dloose from Wood or coal 1tove. Warm & oo~lete line of new & uted 2 bdr fully furniahed adults Mobil homt btl, Ohio Aiwr Moming Style. Bnck lintel. ther· equipment Largest aelect10n In only. utit. paid. Call &14 -448- Roed and Pottert Cretlc Route mostatic blower 18ft ot triple S.E. OMo. 1' 304-675-1076 4110. wall stove pipe." All 12:60. Excellent condition . Call 814· JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT 3 bedroom. Bul avilla Ad Call Apply now receive first month rent FREE . Family Pride Mobile 992-7332 . 814 -387·0527 afl•• 2 pm. CENTER. SR 35 W Oolllpob Home Pan, Gallipolis Ferry, Ohio . C•ll14·448-1777, lYe: 4 inch Planner Mtd Jointer f136 . 61•·446·3692. Up front trac· 1•x&5 mobile home 1n V1nton where we cater to hmlllet. 2 wheel utillt(trailer 41118. t160. tors w1th warranty ovar 40 UMd area 2 bdr . woodburner. tur- 304·875·3073 . 61,-992-~805 •her 5·00 p.m . niahed kitc;hen. 1it1 on 1 acre tractort, 1000 tools. land. 2 children accepted. • 100 Proteuion 11 office tpace for Firewood for sale Split and Bidwell Cash Ftld Store Spedeposit plut• ullhtlas, 1176 a rent Bend Aru MedicaiCent~r deiNered t35 per lotd . CoH citls thru Nov. W11d tMrd seed & 138 M ain St., New H avtn: month . Calr&14-l88 -9881 304·682· 3136. 814·986-3582 . • 28% Super &port do9 food. 12.:66. 3 bedroom, furnished . Akmg with til drain pipe. CaM for Aougt't Lumber. Oelt .,d popler pncea et 814 · 388-9888. At Country Mobile Home Park 1125.00 to $150.00.., 1.000. UOO per month plu• utilities 49 For Lease astoned length seasoned wal· H-Farmall tractor for ula or and deposit. Cell 814 -992· nut. Can deliver. 304-676 · trade tor lvntock . Call 81-47.79 4412, 8 a.m. to 5 p m Can tee 446·25 14. Very nice large & room unfl.lr· Walkers Wrecker. Henderson , T1klng epplic atlona on extr 1 niahed apn. Flrtt floor. ret & WV, Rt. 35 . clean 3 bedroom, total elac. Ntw and used p1rts for Whites. dap. required . •325 mo. plus 70•14 mobile home, security Olvers, M·M, Deutz trtctora utilitiH . Call 614·448-4426 or Surplut · Army, Denim, Rental, Sidert Equipment Co., 304. deposit r8C8Jired , t300.00 304· 61·-. .6-1819. Carhart Clothing.~ Kidt Cemou - 575-7421 ' 675-3002 . flage (Fr .. Helmet wtth Com~ete Suil Purchase with copy Tailing apphc'atforis on 'four 2 John O..rt ~Dine witl! M mh~nd i se 1hil AD at ' Regula)" Price). Fri . held lnd g:ra6n platform. ti200 bedroom rilobile hom~s Sat Sun. 12:00· 8:00 p.m . :ll4-41B-1031 . f180 .00 per month plu1 gas, Other Days after 4 p.m East of 1200.00 depo11t. 30.-·676 · 3002 Aa~o~enswood . H.O . " Sam " lnterrlatlonal 12150 Grinder 61 Household Goods Somerville. IT· Sgt. U.S .A.F. Mixer, excellent condition. 304· Ret I · For rent 10Jt50 trailer. t&O.OO 273-4215 _ deposit 1136 00 month. W1ter LAYNE·s FURNITURE Tony'• Gun Repairs, hot reblue- ThfM new toNcc:o ballwa, & trash pickup included. 304 · lng Open 9 00 AM to 7:00PM 675-2247. .108 .00 . 304-175-15141. Sofas and chalrt priced from Coli 304·876 -4631 . Two bedroom mobile home 1396 to 1995 Tabln t50 and lac a ted Burdette Addn. Point up to t125 . Hide·a·beds t390 KIMBALL ORGAN , A«~u•nua 62 Wanted to Buy Pleasant. W. V a. 304-871 - to t595. Aeelinert 12215 to The Entertainer with IP8Cial 0375. Lompa •28 1p •125 . eHecll and Swinger Rhythm 1 3334 Dlntttes 1109 end up \o 1495 . Uke new. Pl1ylng guide end E· Z Wood tabla w·l ctlain 8286 10 Play books . Smart·Tracker-X79 Now buying shall cam or ear House trailer, 3 Mdrooms lurnished , Plymale Road. Galli: t795. O.tlt t100 up to f376 . metal detector. 304·675 · 8743 . com . Ctll forletnl quol81. River polis Ferry, phone 304·6715· Hutchn UOO and up . Bunk City F"m Supply, 514·448· beds complete w· mtttreuea Wood pickup load U& .OO, 3Qot.. :1985_ 3693 U9& and up to t395 . 8M)ybtds 175· 2149 . 1•x'70 tJ Iller, partly turniahtd , 1110 • t17e . Mattra~s" or bo• ,Wanted To Buy! CCC Otnerlt 38 inch gas range t26 .00 . CenHk:atai. Ph . 304-175·1807 toe ated close to hotprt at and tprings full or tw.in t53 , firm EltctJic dryer t40 .00 Tilt utility IIYII\Ingt. ochoolo. 304'175-4100, 9 00 t13 , and t83 . Qu..,. sau f2215 ICing t360. 4 drawer cflnt 165: trailer 1 ..00 lb capacity , 304· AM · 4 .00PM. DrtsMJI SSI. Gun ctblnets 8 175-383• . Nice 2 bedroom tflilar. 1 small 1 0 , S. 12 gun. G11 or elt<:trl~ 63 livestock child, referenctd and deposit. range 8375. Baby matt,.. ... Like ntw gold 3 cushion ao1a Everett Swartz. At 1locustRd, ns e. 146. B.d framH no t100.00 . White baby bed with 130 & King frame t60. Good Pt Ptt, Back of K S. K. mattrMs end chtnglng table sehtcJkln of bedroom suH:es whh ..d 0200.00 . Woo- high Baby Hotttetn heifer ealvet. AI meter Clbinttt. heldboards •xi chair t60 .00. Ju""y chair- bred . Call 814· 311-1124 no and up to 816 . wa•er t20 00 , Sauy seat Sunday calli. noo. 304-n3-1145B u - ... holf.... r.~-.,-----:----:--Ullld Fumlture: Washer & dryer, gas range . wood table A Dov1'1 Oi.Count, 812 Viand 51 .. A.l . 6 coH hood voc. Call 44 Apartment 2 benchts, btdt, dresHr. wood Rt. 62. Point Pleasant New momlngo 114· 371· 2•00. for Rent wardrobe. 3 mlln out merchandill for hcma, gift Bulavllle Rd. Open 9AM to Items. CB acce1\'trln 1nd toys Reg~twad Anguobullo. Rllllitlng Rancft II offering two out· &PM, Mon. thru Sat at low dltcount IN'icts. COflvt- 0st1ndlng young bulla tor ult. Regency Inc. 2 bdr.. kitchen, 114-441-0322 . ni•t perking on Viand St., lly nice, good location, ruaonaaway av•lltble. hours 8:00 One fa 19 nwtnths ·.,.d tha 1econd Jt 11 m0n1hl old. loth bla . Call 304-67111i-5104 or 30" Norge alectric range with AM-s·oo PM , Mon . thru Sat. built hew nice • • •nd orHt 304-175-7437. Mfl·cleenlr!g own A\IOcldo .100 . c.tll14·44i-3487 . ' Miry Ka'( cosmetics, the old potential 11 herd bulle. c.. 114-74Z-30:Q, N1cety 1umisl'ltd mobile home orlgmal1ormulll at 10 per cent CA & heat, ..eel. tocation, Mag1c Chef Stove chocolate off. C111 304·878·2309 after s...rr pony, gontlo, will tool odulll only. Call 514-441 - brown .. Excellenl conditton 1 .00 PM. ...... 1117. t150.00 . 304·1710338 . ~:=i~ or best offar. 814-245 4288. 5131.4 3rd Ave. 1 bdr. private 66 Building Supplies beth, t 140 per mo. Depostt 3 ptece Bulhhne Uving Room 64 requir«< . Call 814-•48-4222 luna. All good condition t200 Coli 114-742-2121 . ' · bttWeen 9 & s. Building Miteriels Block, brick. aewer pip•. win · Furnished apt. t 231. Utillti• 1 o...,c.n Phyfe drop teaf dining dowt. tin tell, etc. Claude Win . Lotgo "'"nd """' of hay. • 1o plld. 1 8R, 920 4th OoHipollo. room tlble and chaira. Call ttfl, Rio Orand1, 0 . Call 114 - '""'· lquore liar., e1 51~·992-2111 . «1-.U1e afler 7pm. Ctll14·441· 1012 "'" 5. 2"6-5121 . ' o.... ooM t- ---..------- ·aprlnea• e .21-. ·! 8:05 6:30 19n Harley Oav1dson TourGlide Runs good. good cond Call 6:00p.m. 304 -875-6268 t199·$&99,~~=========~~=========~ Apenmentt for rent in Pomeroy One and two bedrooms. Call 814-992-6215 . ;;;~,,..;;;;;mv;;;;22"ibod;;;i;;;oo;;;;;m~o;;;p~o;,._ Motorcycles lenips, alsO buying llvingroom suites coal a wood tlovea can 81'·"8-3159 . Valley Furniturt, new • utld . Large section of quality fumi· ture . 1216 Eastern Ava , Gallipolis. ~News Cyclet & rebuilt cycles & parts for sale Call614 -446 -7414 • Tfa ns poftalion 71 Autos for Sale 1982 Subaru • WO wagon. VG cond. 83,450. Cell 614 -t\46 4141. Sp~tei81 1973-80 Chevy truck front f•ders t34 .96, doora 189. bedsides 1176, ct'trome grill t39 . 1981-88 Chevy front r.ndara 149, hoad t99 197379 Fordtruch front fenders ua. 1980-88 Ford truck fenders t48. Wt have a huge inventory 1of donwatic & fora~n replacement body perts. Conoco anti· tr•ze 12.76 gelk>n. C & M Auto Perta. !VJ mllet N. of Hol:rer Hospitl!l an At. 160. Call 614 446· B227 51 lntematinal picltup·le11 than 1.000 mi/11 on motor. 1,20.0 or ben offer Can 81•·388-9822 call anytime. ' 197& AMC Hornet Sportabout. AC, PS, 4 way AM-FM, Ex. cond . •900 . Call 614 -4483467 . 1984 Pontiac Trans AM e•. c:ond .. k>w mileage. loaded with options. Cell 614·446·0686 . 1~82. 84 Monte Carlo SS with performance peckage. Spec1al Good· rim tires on Rally wheels. Medium blue; cloth intenor. 20.000 miles. $7800. Call 614441-1822 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1975 Tiog's motor home . chevy chassis ,· 350 engin e, awntng. tab atr. 110 V air cond . new refrigerator. unit sleePs six. fully sell contained, duel rear wheels, good t ires . new brak e s . 86 ,500 00 firm. phone 304773-6136 Young Thee is inspired to (]) Coral Jungle Cil A.uto Racing '88: IHRA. Drag Reclng Fell Nationals Coverage from Bristol, TN . 160 min.) ' WA.Y! ' press and how it revolu- tionized the methods of standardizing . ., 1 JUSf CPK IJJ Sf!ai> NST IIJ a..R lmOOJITAL £L£C1l()) AT 11-l. 00:0 LOSER XXJE.lV C o~l . limestone. gra~o~ o l , ate. Delivered 1 ton and up Jrm lanrer. 304 -675 ·1247 or 6757397. Cot~l and limeston e deltll'nry 1182 OMC S-51ongbed. 6 cyl 4 phone 304 -676 -3190 · tpd, aUding rear window, bed llnet', gooCI conditton. Call 614- light ,aulin~ , t'tay nnd coat 448-4319. - 304 675-6724 . 73 Vans & 4 W.O . 19M Chevy Conversion van ,..,. roof duallir, IDedad, low mlleo. Colll14-387-0157 . \ 87 Upholstery I DtD! ~tH'*"'"' Norm nsks his friendshiP with the Cheers pa trons by THOMAS JOSEPH when he Invests their mo-. nay in a combination tanning salon and laundro-mat. In Stereo. ACROSS ' I Do In 5 Beyond 9 Force 11 Mass. town 2 To do wilh ear part. 3 Cognizanl 4 Still 5 Wall-paperer's 12 Lessen 13 Cut necessity 6 Yes vote l& C oal 7 Two or three byproduct 8 Quavering 16 Tent tt~ m tone 18 A~strahan 10 Give a btrd reading -24 Ohstade 31 Slteepltke 19 flerat.P 14 Boorish 25 Roof 32 llrihe 21 Poet 17 Cadiz fixture 36 T1ssue McKuen cheer · 26 Fixation (sl.) 38 Hold an 22 Devoured 20 flaisy's 27 Duo assembly 23 floundary holder 28 Parson bird 40 16th24 Abject 23 Remune- 30 Uland century 26 Saintly rated native clock symbol ,....,.~ 27 Glass '*"'lion 28 Skater cussed. (60 min.) Cll !!21 Kno1S Landing (CC) Karen has problems (j] MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP r-.:.....__::.:.:..;___ ____, ''tOt.JR DAILY HOP.OSCOPE · 'tOU HAVe; A BIRTHDAY CQ'v\INcr LJP PRETfY600N . adjusting WELL,THE-YVE Gar MY ALJNT E:DITH C:OWN Fl"T; ALL Rlc:iHT. "YOW WILLG:ET A ~IR OF WARM MITTENS FROM A REl-ATIVE IN OHIO. ' following her kodn8pping ordeal. while Pe1er fears that Sylvia will ...... give away his secreta in a m6g8zine profile. 160 min.l llJ) Myatery: Shroud for a Nightingale ICC) Dagliesh's in'vestigation comes to a head in this f inal apt· llabiloma 29 Paintings sode 160 min) Part 5. 9:30 II CIJ @ Night Court Dan and such 30 Parhehon 33 Eur. rt>puhlit' 34 Peruke 35 Ex Gl 37 Part of a shampop 39 .loin 6-1--+, 41 Oklahoma dly undergoes surgery and re· turns to work too soon , which results in an unusual turn of events. BARNEY t HAVE 10:00 II ID ~Hill Street Blun A grumbling Buntz offers shelter to Sid the Snitch Vihen Sid is threa1ened by a .vengeful ex-con. and .Hill resents a temporary place- I ' A FEELIIVG I CAME TO THE WRONG HOUSE 42 Pumllw 43 Velocity 44 Greek ment w ith another cop. (60 • ri\"b (() 20/20 ICC) 160 min .) chees(' · fJ) (1) Odd Couple DOWN I Squahhle DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Hen's how to work it: ()) ~frloone: New Conflictl (CC) The 1orritorial battle which rips through the divt· sions of heritage within the African nation is explored. I •• • ' . •~ ' ture •• •• Raymond PEANUTS PROBABL'I' BECAUSE ~E ISN'T HERE TOPA'I'.. G)(l)T..I 'I Ill ill ABC Nawa Nlghdlne 1D (!)I Magnum, P.l. I I Gl (l2) Night Hilt O'Brian Mowrey's Upholstll rlng Sllrvtr,g trl county area 21 vears. The best in 1urnhure upholstering . CBII 304 -675 - 4164 f o r t ree estim11tes. and Giambone inve1tigate when • from a 1 painting il 1101en muteum ooonong. PO min.) •, gallery LWP , H T \'W U F' X Z M F L L ( i I' RTZW J ZT R R 20th century.' elaborates on his philooophy of in· duetrial deoign. (60 mon.) liD Conatltution: That Dell· ootaBalance liJl Tho Honeymooners 11 :30 IICIJ@Tonlghtlhow Tonight'• guests ore John ~lner, S1e~an Wright and muaician Tom Scott. (SO mln.l In Stereo I)) WKRP In Clnclnnlll LGJQ C TQV thousand mak.ers of the •• a One letter stands lor another. In this sample A is' used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apOstrophes, the length and fonnalion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE11·6 don Times as 'one of the ••• TRISTATE SHOP 1183 SBc. Ave , Galltpolis. 614 · 446 -7833 or 614 -4461833 Is LONGF-ELLOW Loewy. named by tho Lon· • UP~O LS T E RY The late '" AXYOLBAAXR Cll !!21 Kay O'Brien (SO min.) llJ)@ Nowo 10:10 C1J MOVIE: 'Point Blank' 10:30 (I) Bill Colby Show fJ) (1) INN Nowa llJ) Ton_y__Brown'o Journal 11:00 . . (2) Clllll ()) (j] Ill (l2) 1Dl Nowe , . Cil Hal'llooa11o on'd McCormick . · fiiiCZJ M'A•s•H ())Looking Back to tho Fu· • R M Custom Couches Md Reupholil e ry. St . Rt. 7 Crown City, Oh 614-256 ·1470. Eve. 614-446 -3438 Open dally a to 6, Set 9 30 to 1:30 Old & new Uphostered. + 1 of 2, In Stereo. 9:00 II Cil ~ Ch11•a ICC) (j] Watter son 's Wa1 e r Haut 1ng. rM so nable rates. tm medi<J tu 2,000 gallon delivery, crstems, pools, well, etc. cB II 304-576· ' 2919 I. test-tuba babies are dis· General Hauling Dillard '• Water Del1ve rv Cist· erns. pool & well Anyti me but Sunday, 614-446 ·7404 EAST Today's deal is adapted from one of WEST • K 10 7 2 many instructive hands ill Mike .J9863 .K 2 ~~·:. to Read Your Oppo- +A Q J t K 10 7 1;I!;!~:~~:·. Cards," published more than 10 .Q .87642 95 ago. The opening lead against your four· . SOUTH heart contract is a spade, and you .... J 10 7 6 4 hopefully put up the queen. East plays t43 the king and you win the ace. How do .KJ 3 you po oceed? The answer is an exercise in logic and bridge common sense. Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West If Wesl held the A·K of diamoods, he would very possibly have chosen that Nortb East WHt king lor his opening lead. II he did not Pass 2• hold one of those high diamon,9 honors, 4 11! Pass Pass and you already know' that he lacked Pass the king of spades, then he most likely holds the king of hearts to have opened Opening lead. 6 the bidding. So there is not much point in trying a heart fines&e. But what about the club queen? Surely it is high· No such luck, but you are now able to ly likely that this card will be in the discard dummy's low spade on your opening bidder's band. The right play club king and make your contract. then, although you rill< being set an exWhat if West had opened tbe bidding tra trick, is apparent. At trick two, you on jack of spades, king of hearts, A-Q· should play a club to dummy's 10. J of diamonds and nothing in clubs Wben that holds, cash the club ace. a miserable II high-<:ard pomts? Too You can even look for an extra reward bad, since you'd go set an extra trick , you play a heart back to your but take heart - at leas\ you took the ace, since the king might come down. best play. (]) 700 Club (1) College Football: Froono State at Novodo-Laa Veg"' 13 hrs .) Live. ill 0 ()) Colbya (CC) (60 m1n.) ()) Nova: High·Tach Babies ICC) The pros and cons of AND HEATING Cor. Founh and Pin& Gallipolis. Ohjo Phone 614-446 -3888 or 614 · 446 -4477 t9802 .... 10 from Steven and Elyse. Part ·~- { .Q 8 53 lory and Nick plan to marry but face stern oppos•tion EEK & MEEK .. . CARTER'S PLUMBING Jemes Boys Wtt er Serv ice Also pools filled . Call 614-256-1141 or 614 .446-1175 or 6 14 446 7911 . 1971 Chavy l.<t ton pleltup. good cond, auto tr1namlnkm, 350 motor, gaCKI drM , t995 .00, 304-4118·1821 ' kncwledga examined . (60 min .) 9 Notional Geographic Special (2 hrs.l . B:05 ffi MOVIE: 'King Kong' B:30 U CIJ(j]) Family Tlot Mal· 11 •71 Ford LTD. 4 door, air cond PI, PS, auto , good cond, n.W ~:. · 304-676-2846 a1ter 4 .00 1982 Ford trudt callaher 6 :00, 304-175 -3424 . · bolt and Llghtfoor (]) MacNeii·Lohrer Newah· our @I 118 !!21 Simon 8t Simon 160 min.) llJ) Dey 1ho Unlvorae Changed: A Peraonal View by James Burke ICC) The onvention of tho Gutenburg ~IKE A ~Ei"'AN ... HEAP1N' THIS ll.f-11 ..... Stereo "'EV, THII.T SOUNDS NORTH •Qs .9 taka flying lessons afw a Wo•ld War II fighter pilot speaks at his school. In Home Improvements 85 1971 F"'d plclt·UP I cyt. 4 tpHd , 11.1n1 good, no bed . Bast off.,, Caii514-IMI5-4141 . Base your actions on the evidence @Benson 7:35 CIJ Tho Honeymooners 8:00 U (2)@ Coaby Show ICC) Sefv 1ces 1982 Buick Century, 2 dOor. PS. PI, auto., air, AM· FM. 84600 . 304·575·3401 ' 1178 FGrd Sup., Cab with topper. Neadt Nnle body worli. Runs good. Caiii14-Me-21 88 . James Jacoby Jamea Jacoby Cil 0 Cil Dur·Wo•ld ICC) I llON'T UNDERSTAND IT! rve CHECKED TH' AREA. SOUTH OF lH I!I VANKU! PICKET ll NE ANP FOUND NO'THING! ' Trucks for Sale BRIDGE m ALLEY OOP 1977 Dodge Aspen PS PB Starks Tree and lawn Service. 318 tngtne, auto, t460. 614 : Hedges . shrubs , bush e s 949 -254. _trimmed, landscaping and stump removal l eaf removal. 1979 Ford Muatang. PS , PB. 304·678-201 0 or 576-2842 auto. 302 .,g1n1, 2 door. gray. aJn roof, AM·FM S-track stlfeo Rot•rv or cable tool drilling $1200 . 114 -986 -4302 . Most wells completed aa meday. Pump sales and service 304· 1978 No~o~a . Good condition 896-3802 Low mileage 81•·949·2849. Ashby Construction , c: arp en· 1982 Tan Cavalier, 2 door tery. remodeltng. roo m &dd1tio n. standard, good gas mileage: ~ement block worlt. rooftng , t3.500.00 . 30•· 675· 3797 or ·~teJtor and e•terior pamting. 875-3815. stdlng Roof1ng Free estimates. 304·676-5446 or 675-6152 . 1982 Chevy Che~o~ette hatchback 3034-876-5376 Plumbing 82 '67 Mercury Cougar, V-8. auto , & Heating PS . PB. redio, $800 .00 firm 304-175-4286 ' 72 · @I Wheel of Fortune (l2) @ Jeopardy Sal". 1978 Pqntlac Grand Prht, runt good, body needs work, 304· 575-5529 ~~~-~-w~-~~u~ . "11'111l1111ber!Mgood oid diYI when you could fatcl'i a soda during a tell'llllon commerclel," Mid the woman. "Now you can go RAKE lhl LAWN." fJ) (lJ MOVIE: 'Thunder· Ell'ergreen trees. stump s & leaves removed St one, grav el. mulch. firewood & coel deli1980 Trans AM low mileage, ' vered . Don 's landseapes 614auto. PS, PB, air s11reo, CB, 446 -9646. asking ••.600. If not sold will be l>odtotl in. ~11114 - 446 - 2745 RON ' S Tele~o~ tsi on S er v1 ce House calls on RCA. Quoll'ar, 1982 Dodge DIQtomat, auto, air, GE . Speciahng in Zenith Call wire rims, good tires low 304-576-2398 or 614 -446 mitnge, U599 . John 'i Auto 2454 . Bulaville Rd . Qellipohs. Fetty Tree Trimmin g, stu mp 80 Ford Muttang, lf500. 2 HP femo~o~al. Call 304-675 -1331 Jacobaen mower & Clrt. 8700 · Call 61 4·446· 7371 . RINGLES'S SERVICE. e•peflenced carpenter, electrictan, 1978 Monarch Very good con - mason, pa1nter rooftng (rnciiJd· d;tlon. 11200'. Call 614-742 - ing hot tar apphcatl on) 3043033 . 876-20B8 o• 675 -7147. 1970 Camero, t1.ISOO.OO, very good cond . 304-078· 3097 YISIEIDAY'S SCIAJI.li1S ANSWIIS 160 min.) 81 you develop from step No. 3 below. ·6 UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER aid Perrin •• lurn slgnaiB because everyone knows where you're-. & PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN · THESE SQUARES of Fortuna @ Barney Miller 7:06 CIJ Sanfol'll and Son 7:30 U I]) ill New Newlywed Game III Speedwllk fJ) (1) Too Close for Com· fort 0 Cil Judge ()) Fall and Rise' of Regin· fNEfl. HAVE A MQ~NING WHEN THI:- ~16HT ANP L.efT S'IPE.> Of '(t:>U~ g~AIN CAN'T" AGt<t:E ON ,ANYT"HINlS •;> you don't use I - Cl) !I2J@ Whlll 77 Dodge Aspen. •500. Call 614 -446-9301. '76 Ford lTD. '78 Ford LTD f8&0 .00 . One owntr, 74 ,000 milts, phone 304-!576·2318 . I ®Newt llJ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newlh· ' You know you're living in a small town when RONTIE t--rl -T:Is:.:,.:.l....;.-1 =-.-1-l O Complete tke chuckle quoled L __.J__..J. __J__J_L.....J.__J by fd hng In the m1ssing words Iii Cil People'1 Court Cil Nightly Busln111 Report Uf, l'fl . =·==·=:·=:.:.., ~.=~· about her upcoming mmiseries, " Monte Carlo". fJ) (1) M•A•s•H our P r Joan Collins talks with ET BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unc:ond~tional lifettme guara ntee local re1eren ces rurn ished. Free estimates. Coli collect 1974 Che~y van . Call 814 -256- 1-614-237-0488 , day or night. 1989 af1er 5 fo.r more ·R o g e r s B a 5 e m e n t Waterproofing information 1721 YGS. Y . I I 1 1 1' ~ @ SportaConter Liw. I)) Entertalnml!'lt Tonight 1988 Plymouth Ouster, 5 spd, amroo1. *6200 . 1986 el Camino t7000 Call 614 -446· 1552 or 61•·992· 630• Ford LTD. Air conditioner h;gh ' mileage. •12oo: Cadill_ac Coop DeVIlle, new transmission Both good condition , UOO . 304-875- Gl (1) Jefforaona (() 3·2·1, Contact ICC) llJ) Secret City ilJ Facta of Life CIJ Andy_ GMfflth II (2) ~ NBC Newt .III But of Bill Donee illD ill ABC Newt Gl (1) Hogan'a Heroes ()) Doctor Who III 118 !I2J CBS Ntws llJ) Body Electric il:JGood Tlmeo CIJ Beverly Hlllbilli11 II Cil PM Magazlno Cil Hardcastle and McCor· mick Front Drsc Brake Service for most cars. S66 99 ll"'atall new disc pads turned and true rotors, repack bearings. in1pect cBIIp ers, replace fkuds Phone 304· 676-2663 after 5 p m 1978 Olds Delta 88 .. Will trade 1or nice 14 HP Or targar riding lawn mower Call 614-4461759. 1974 Cougar XR7 2 door very good condition 1or tSOO.OO call 614·245-9153 oltot 5:00 . Auto Parts llt Accessories Auto Repair 2 dr. Ford Granada, auto. a1r, new exhaust. 82199 . Johns Auto Sale1, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis 6:35 7:00 T•WO 15 Inch ted ialstu.,dd ed llllOW tires and r~m for GM product flO . for pair Cell &14 -99221160 . ' 17 ~"•rs af the four sc•ombled wo•ds be· low to form four simp!• words. Cil Big Volley III Mazda Sponalook :114-675 -7440 . UMd eltctric range, 304-6751687 O Rearronoe 8:00 II CIJ Cll 1t1 Cll tD G1 !I2J ' 89 Ch&\rf Step Van , 1750 00, 74 IAMt EVENING 1983 510 Blazer. V6, air auto. Call 814 -9ll2-2790 . Sto~e. refr.garator. mattress, cab1nat. dresaer. 2311 lincoln Aw before 6:30 PM. Point Pleasant WOII 11/6/86 1979 Chevy 4~~:4 . 360 ong,, 4 spd .. lock outs, dual e)( haust. running board Call 614-246· 92'41 DONE For u1e conaole stereo 150 .; 3 pc·br euite t150.; JVC portable color TV 160.; 2 end tabln t25 Call 304-871!i-n46 between 7; 6 10 p.m . 1 bedroom apt for renl. Basic rant startl i216 a month that includes all utilities. Oapoelt • Pltst~c cilttm state approved, pia1t1c septic llnkt, plastic required of 1200. Contact Vii· I age Manor Apt Middlepot1 . culverts, metal culvent RON EVANS ENTERPRISES . Jot:k61.--992-n87. Equel Housing IOn, Oh. 614·286-6930 . Opportunity 3 bdr bath & 'h t emily room. located 311! mi. out At 588 1326 mo plus deposit Call 61.- -256-6789 or 614 -2681205. New 1 bdr house for rent. no pets. 1 person or m err led couple. application• t allen now. Caii6U-.. 6-1769 GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washen, dryart, retrlgeratort ranges . Bll•ggl Appllencu: Upptf' RNer Rd. beside Stone C'"t Motel. 81 • -448- 7398 Sentinei-Page-11 Television Viewing 79 Chevy cu1tom van. 78 Ford cus1om ll'fln, 74 Ram Charger good oondttion 72 El CBmmo Call 614 -446-8113 or 614446· 8201 Fumiahed l'fficiency 8150 utili· tits p tid, ah 41 r1 bath, 70 1 4 th Und Furniture. G()Od Galii polis. Cell 448-4411!1 afte~ U"""'' uaed furniture. Open 9 to 6 call tor appolntmlnt. pm. or 875-1450. II/I cell 614- 742 -309.t. E0 E Fumished •pt. 1 bdr. 1235 utllitiMplld. 701 4th Gallipolis. Call446-4416 aftaf 6 pm 11/111 111 -,,-ll-11-1111111 1111 ill ' Female sakts perton w1nt~ . Call 814-985-3981 . Houa ehold Goods . ' Pomeroy-Middkiport, Rent r 3000 Govltl'nment Job• llsr. $ 16,040-t59 .230 yr. Now Hir· ln g C1ll 805-687-6000 ht R-9806 124, Middleport 1986 Ohio LAFF·A·DAY , ' FPA VF RY T .1 V F ll \' R II X Z '-- GRTHWB C WPAWRR V URLW .I Y""terday'o Cryptoqaote: NOilO!ll' IS IN ~EAR('II ANY MORE OF' A FINE PJ.ACE TO IJINf;, UNLY OF A GOOD PLACE TO EAT. - JAME.~ FEIIlLEMA N 12:00 <lJ Burna • A.llon (1) SportaConter illJ~• •mR-"Ide • (J) Taloa of tho Unox· peoted ' ~ '12:01 = E: 'Air Force' 1:UO • CIJ 1I11 Late Night with _ Dlvld Lenerman Tonight's • -.- - guests are Jane Pauley, J ohn L1 thgow a nd musi- coan Hira m Bullock (60 min .) In S tereo. (]) Best of Groucho Cil Superboutli Hagler vs Roldan (Las Vegas, March , 1984). 160 min.) Cil A.BC Nowa Nlghtlino Ill! ()) More Roal People I' �l"'lge- ·11.-1 he Daily Sentinel Playoff. action opens tonight around state -~~~ . -Page . 3 Ohio Lottery ' 103 PICK·4 4683 ' • CHILDREN'S GIRLS' DRESSES PANTS, JEANS & CORDS AnniVersary , Special on Buy now lor the Holiday · Season. Our entire stock of little girls' dresses is re ~ duced . Quality name brands · ·: you can be st,~re oui: entire stock af pants, jeans and corduroy• for littte boys and girls. of. Sizes NA :<I"' to 24 mos ., 2 to 4, 4toh, to 14 . REG. 110.00 to 140.00 IUY ONE PAll AND GET IHE SECOND PAll fOI Sale Priced .$7 98 to $3198 Buy the Crib Get The Mattress .I I I, I pri11. ANNIVERSARY SALE BEDROOM SUITES OAK· PINE MAPLE • WALNUT 25°/o To 60°/o I 1/4 OFF MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS Size S. M, L, XL plu!l' Tall Sizes end Big Sizes Tryella flannels. poly cotton blonds. wool flannels. oxford cloths A IEAUTIFIH. SELECnON I' I·'·') Sport ~N'S MEN'S · NE(KTIES Beautiful solecti9n of and pattl!fns in clip-on styles and lour-in -hands. S5.99 S6.39 S7.39 '8.99 MEN'S OCKS OUR NEW FALL SELECTION .DRESS SLACKS Choose from hundreds of pairs in smart new colors . Zipper Front, hand warmer pockets. Sizes S (6-8), M (10·12), L (14-16) and XL (18). Warm fleece lining. Wrangler and Springfoot. Waist size 29 to 42 . Big sizes 44 to 60. Arranged by size for your easy .selection. 111.95 Drtll Slacks ,113.27 122.95 Drtll Slacks ...$16.07 129.95 Dress Slacks ... $20.97 134.95 Dress Sladcs .. 124.47 II Sl Q29 ( ' MEN'S 554.95 ANNIVERSARV SAlE BOYS' · BASIC JEANS We carry the complete line of Carhartt Blanket or quilt lined jackets and coats, in sulated coveralls, lined vests, bib overalls. hoods. Short, regular and tall . I Sale Prices Sale Prices, too, ·on Carhortt Brown 'Duck Hunting Clothes Lli Wrangler and Lee Pre-washed denims and corduroys. Student sizes 26 to 30. Slims, Huskies and Regular 8 to 16 . Straight leg style . Reg.$ Reg~ ~2.0Q ......~ .....,..•. !'..: . : ......~.~... Sale S1.59 Reg. S3.25 ..... ;.......................... :......·sale .s2.59 S4.50 ....................................... Sale S3. 59 MEN'S $,19.95 Wra~r '11.95 JEANS ................................ S13.27 '21.9'5 JEANS ................................ Sl 5.37 0 . .• . \ ' JEANS Pre-washed 100% cotton. . Sizes 29 to 42 waist, 30 to 34 inche lengths. \\:,! '14.9s JEANS ..................!............ '10.47 $16.95 JEANS ............................... l11.17 Reg. S14.00 SLACKS ............... $9.52 REG. S18.00 SWEATER ......... $12.24 R~G. S20.00 SHIRT"............. S13.60 REG. S22.00 TURTLENECK .... $14.96 Quality brands include Lorraine. Marion Rohr and Luxuray. Choose briefs, hip huggers. bikinis. band legs and others. Nylon, cotton or acetate in size 4 to 11 . Sizes S (34-36), M (38 -40), L (42-44) and XL (46-48). Brown duck with red quilted nylon lining. Double action zipper. Big Ben by Wrangler. $449·9 wear in Junior Sizes S, M, L. PANTY SALE -INSULATED COVERALLS BROWN DUCK WORK CLOTHES ANNIVERSARY SALE· JUNIOR ·HOODED SPORTSWEAR SWEATSHIRTS Special group of Ivory Sports- Choose bu•v knit orlons or banlon penal. Sizes 10 to 13. Good color selection. Excellent quality. Reg. $2.00 Bulky Knit Orion .... 11.59 Reg. s1.75 Banlon to Something's got to be done about it . It's hurting iogether solve probleiT\S. '' the process. It's hurting honest ·publlc officials. Riffe. whQ gained ·one Democratic seal In the . "It'~ turning people off," said, Rlf~e , wiD Ohio House despite a Republican push to oust claimed the voter turnout was the lightest since several of his members, blamed the loss of Chief 1942. Justice Frank D. Gelebrezie on reports of Riffe said he will ask · Democrallc National· · heavy-handed partisan politics at the high court. Chairman Paul Kirk to meet wllh his Republican "Frank's a personal friend of mine," said Riffe. counterpart to see what can be done . Riffe said he " but I .think the people of our state felt very will consult with Senate Presldenl Paul E. strongly that there was loo much partisan j>JIIIics Glllmor. R' Port Clinton, on a solution at the state going on In the Supreme Court." level. Riffe Invited. a question as to whether he plans to He said the Elections Cor;nmlsslon. which rules run for governor In four years, since Gov. Richard on complaints of unfair campaign practices, .' F. Celeste cannot succeed himself. . might have to be strengthened. Riffe said he is concenlratlng on retaining his "People ·are nor tuned In to the negative," said office In 1988, but added, "don't kid yourself. I'm Riffe. "They're not tuned In to people playing looking beyond :i988 If I'm the next Speaker, for partisan politics. · People want you 'working 1990, rest assured of Ihal." ., SWEATERS S~LEI BOYS' S12.95 ANNIVER.SARV SAlE SJ Q99 . \' SALE DESKS SECRETARIES, KNEE HOLE DESKS and ROUTOP ))ESKS Reg. 5239.00 Secretary ......... Sale SJ89.00 Reg. 5289.00 Knea Hole ........ Sale 5229.00 Reg. 5329.00 Roll· Top.: ......... Sale S2S9.00 LADIES' THERMAL UNDERWEAR Warm thermal knit poly/cotton blend. White , pastels. stripes and prints. Tops and Bottoms in sizes S to Xl. SALE 3 Sections. 28 Pogo& . 26 Cent& A Muhimedie Inc . Newspaper _· ' Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November i, 1986· Ferguson said he's lhinklng about running for governor and noted he's the front-runner, having led the Democratic ticket Tuesday. Riffe, a veteran pollllclan, said II was not advisable for Ferguson to put himself In a front-runner's position . · Riffe repeated a pre-election pledge that lhe income tax rates will not be raised in the next two years. " If we don't have enough revenue, we'r~ going to live within our means," he said. The Speaker clasbed with Celeste over how to limit the cos I of campaigns. Celeslesald he lavers public financing of elections. "I'm against public financing of campaigns." said Riffe. adding he approves of a checkoff system sending $1 of income (ax revenue for division among presidential candidates. Meigs'· jobless figure • remams steady . By KATIE CROW ing on vUlage streets and he~vy Sentinel Correspondent traffic on Carleton Street. for· Working plans and speclflcca- merly John Street. thai leads to . tions on the marina to be built ln. Carleton School. · · Syracu se must be completed by It was suggesled, and council Dec . 15. Robert Wingett, grants agreed, when new streel signs . administrator for the village, need to be replaced that old lold village qpuncil Thursday streel signs be replaced wll h night. 4-by-4 posts bearing the names of Winget! also Indicated that respective streets . work on the marina will . gel Council approved. the installa· underway In 1987. lion of culvert on Bridgeman ·Janice Lawson , ' clerk· Street and winterizing fire treasurer for the village, re- equipment . ported that london Pool, 1986 Council also agreed to purcase · season, made a profit of $4.832.69. moving radar for Pollee Chief II was noted that work is .Jim Connolly . ' needed to be done on the roof at It was reported t!tat_trees on the pool bulldlng. . College Road, Watet Street-and· Council, In other buslnes,s, , Fcit~rth Street need trimming. appropriated $2,400 ·toward the ' Council also dlscu ssed house sealing and resurfaclpg of the numbering for the village. two tennis courts. The Syracuse The mayer's report. showing Racquet Club will contribute receipts In Ibe amount · of $844, funds .toward tbe expense of the was read and accepted. project since the project Is The police cbief's report, also es timated to cost in the neighbor· read ~nd accepted·,·smwed that hood of $3,000 to $4.000. 18 calls and romplalnts were Following the qpenlng of the received; three thefl incidents meeting, council wenllntoa brief Investigated. one co'mpleted and ex'ecutlve session. charges filed; issued 17 traffic Following the reopening of the cllallons and four warnings; . meeling, council discussed dedi· Investigated one vehicle ace!· ca llng the former State Park lo dent; received and Investigated Veterans and placing a memor· three Incidents of vandalism; Ia! at lhc park. This Is one of the Issued one wrllten and one verbal proj"Cfs for next year. warning to remove junked vehi· cles and to discontinue blocking · II was decided that anyone who sidewalk and issued lhree warncontracts work fo r lhe village fogs for curfew viola lions . must submit a current workAtlendlng were Mayor mans compensation cerllflcate and cerllflcate of Insurance with Pickens, Lawson, Winget! , Jack Williams, Glen Cundlf!. Bill a mlnlmun amount of $100.000. Council also discussed grading Arnott, Jim Hill , Ernie Sisson. and placing fill dirt and limes- and Kathryn Crow, council tone In front of tbe school where members, Frederick Crow, vil lage sollcllor. Gene Imboden, new culvert has been pl aced. Council also dist;Ussed speed· fire chief. and Lawrence tlsle. Crew necks. V-necks, coat sweaters and vasts. Big variety of styles and colors . 119.95 Sweaters 122.95 Sweaters S26.95 Sweaters .... l71 129.95 Sweaters .... 123.99 SALE .enttne .Deadline·'Scheduled ·for marina plans ANNIVERSARY SAlE Poly/ cotton blends and plaid flannels. First quality true western styling, famous makes. S. M. L, XL plus Talis and Big Sizes 2X. 3X and 4X. $14.95 Western Shirts .... l11.19 516.95 Western Shirts ..... 512.79 518.95 Western Shirts ..... s14.19 '22.95 Western Shirts ..... l17 .19 S8.50 Ties ................. Sale '9.00 Ties ................. Sole $10.50 Ties ............... Sole '12.50 Ties ............... Sole By 'LEE LEONARD ' UPI Slatebouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI).:.. Negative advert!s· lng has no place In politics and Is hurting honest servants of government, according to Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr .. D·New Boston. Riffe said Thursday there was too much negailve advertisin'g •In the recently concluded .campaign, and he will personally take steps to stop'll in the future. • At t~e same time. Riffe told an audience .of :lobbyists and political Insiders 1101 to count him ;out of the 1990 gubernatorial sweepstakes despite ' early interest expressed by veteran state Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. "I've never seen as much negative advertising in my life," Riffe told a luncheon sponsored by .the ' Ohio Council of Relall merchants. "'Both sides. ·• ALLIN STOCK BEDROOM FURNITURE 111e1gw.ar sizes S, M, Land XL, plus Big and Tall Sizes 2X. and 4 XL. Plaids. solid colors, tweed looks, button flap pockets, extra long shirt tails. · Work Flannels .................................................. l13.26 Work Flannels .: ................................................ 514.12 Flannels .................................;................ 515.60 .' Riffe .blasts negative ads; may consider race OFF All CHAIRS IN STOCK MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL colo~ Vo1.36, No. t3t $639 luy ont to at regular prkl, get lap of tquaJ Dl' 111111' value at llf prkt. • at y .. ,··copyrighted 1986 Sale Prlaed From O•lf , . . IICOnd RECLINERS • SWIVEL ROCKERS ROCKER/RECLINERS • WOOD ROCKERS FREE! AIIIII~ERSARY \ Two piece sets, suits and crawlers in sizes N B to 24 mos .. 2 to 7. l/2 CHAIR SALE · PINE, MAPLE FINISH Bassett Quality · : Shirts, Blouslli. Sweaters, Knit Tops. Complete range of aires for little boys end girls. ANNIVERSARY SAlE BEDS OAK, 1 FALL OUTFITS ANNIVERSARY SALE BABY ·• FALL TOPS BUY I....GET THE SECOND fOR PRICE luy OM poir got tho socond po1r of equal or ltsstf' ulut at • \.\"tt\.t ,o'CS' CHILDREN'S lf2 PRICE Iff , SALE ANNIVERSARV SAlE Rain likely tonight, with a . chance of heavy ralnlall and a low In the upper 508. Windy Saturday, with showers likely . and a chance of thunder. ~torms aud hllhs between 'lll and 75. · Daily Number $4 79 • r MAN OF THE YEAR - Rlcbard E. lonea, lelt, Melp County's Man of tbe Year, was honored by the Southeastern Oblo Regional CouncU Thul'!lday at SEORC'a an111al r«opltlon dinner In Athens. Jones' accompllo!bments for Melp County•aa a nchool heard member and county commlll.lloner, 118 well as In other capacities, were hailed by the regional organization. Presenting SEORC's plaque to Jo11es 18 Pomeroy attorney Bernard FUltz, who wu muter of ceremonies at the dinner. .REPAIRING SLOPES - Despite the rainy weather, workers for the Alan Stone Co., Chesterhill, have been busy this week repairing slopes along the riverbank in Minersville. Riverbank erosion was considered serious enough hy the Ohio Department of Tr!lnsportation that the malnlalnance work was funded as an emer~ncy measure. Costs lor the repair are $67,950. Two locations In Minersville are mw being repaired. Repair. will also be made to aslte . In the Long Bottom area. Stonetoholdlhe bank!; Ls being brought from an old quarry on OhioJ.311• near the Ravenswood Bridge. Traffic Is tieing controlled by local state highway department workers. President Reagan will meet with freed American hostage ' WASHINGTON ( UPI) - President Re aga n today meets former hostage David Jacobsen, who spent 17 months In captivity In Lebanon, amid reports the United States made a deal with Iran to win the release of America~ hostages. Jacobsen. 55, of Hunllngton Beach, · Calif. , and his family were flying today from Wlesbaden, Germany. Reagan was sheduled to meet Jacobsen at the · White House later in the day. Jacobsen was released Sunday In M,oslem West · :Beirut· aft.ep . being held hoslage by the Islamic Jihad, a pro-Iranian Shllle .group. . He worked as administrator at the American Universlly hospi tal In Belrul when he wa s kidnapped May 28, 1985. 'Since his release there has been a flurry of reports t ha 1 contacts between lhe While House and Iran opened the way for the release of Jacobsen as well as Rev . Lawrence Jenco In July and the Rev. Benjamin Weir in September 1985. The Danish Sailors Union lold United Press Inlernailonal that Israel shipped some 3,000 tons of U.S.· made military hardware to Iran between May and Augu sl to obtain the release of the Amerl· can hostages In Lebanon. Iran has been In the market tor spare parts since I he outbreak of Its six-year war with Iraq. When asked Thursday , Reagan responded: "No comment, bu , . could I suggest an appeal to all of you with regard to this, that the specu latlon, lhe (,'Ommentlng and all on a story Ihal came out of the Middle East - and one that has no foundation- that all of that Is making It more difficult for us In our effort to get the hostages free." ' The Washington Post reported several contacts between the White House and Iran and that a shipment of milila ry equipment arrived In Iran. roon afterward. Reports pointed to former natlonai security affairs adviser Robert McFarlane as the middle· man wiD mel with Iranian Officials. The Iranian govern•menl said earlier this week that . McFarla ne and a few aides were held under house arrest for five days after entering Iran Illega lly. But McFarlane dubbed lhe stories as "fanciful" Thursday, altmugh he would not deny he made overtures lo the Iranian government on behalf of the United States . By JIM WEIDEMiWER OVP Stall Writer Unemployment In Gall(a County climbed two-tenlhs of .a percenl. while Meigs County held steady. from· August · to Sep. tember, a~cording lo fll!llres'1 .,. releai.lli. by the 01\IQ Buruu oC Employment Services this week.: Tlie jobless rate In Gallla rose· from 10.5 percent in Alii(Ust to: 10.7; Meigs held steady at 11.5.; The unadjusted figures lor the; entire state during thai period, dropped from 8.4 to 8 percent. ' The state's unadjusted figures: for the end of s~ptemtier were • percent higher than the national ~ average. Ohio's seasonally ad·l justed average (8.51 Is 1.5 per·t cenl higher than the national• adjusted average. : Seasonally adjusted statisltcs· are based on where people are ar: the time of the survey, regard-: less of whether It Is their· permanent residence. All coupty' figures are based on counly or: residence and are nol seasonally· adjusted for location. · : 1.6: ' Despite the jobless lncre~se: reported In Gallia and the stabll· ity of Meigs, rates In both counties are dramatic Improvements over September of 1985. One year ago, ·11.1 percent of Gallla 's labor force was unem· ployed. while Meigs recorded 13.7 percent. ' According to employment service e;tlmales, l.llO members o( Gallia's 12,410 civilian labor force were jobless al the end o(, September. Approximately 1.00Q . L.· ocal. Sch00ls out l'r,ne ' . .' M:.etgs . · severe weather procedures f~~~ 8i~r~;;e~e~s ~fs'otl! ~:~~ Procedures to follow In the event of bad weather were announced today by Ihe central office of the Meigs Local School District . CANCELLATION- If a decision Is made to cancel or call off a day of school, local radio stations wlll be called to Inform the public. Generally this decision Is passed to the radio stations the morning of the da y lobe cancelled and usually tbe call Is made by 6:15a.m. . DELAY IN OPENJNG - If a decision Ls made to delay lhe start of a school day, the local radio sta tions will Inform the public. Generally this decision Is passed to the radio stations the morning of 1he day to be delayed and usually tbe call Is made by 6:15a .m. Bus drivers will contacl WMPO Radio on any route changes or of any areas where they will be unable lo pick up students . All students wlll be delivered home at the normal times . Any student whose bus dces not run the route In the mornlng and who comes to school must be Jl'epared to provide his or her own transportion home In tbe afterroon. EARLY DISMISSAL- In the event that bad weather arrives after school Is In session, It may be necessary to dismiss school early . If the decision to dismiss early Is made, the radio stations will be called to notify the public of the early dismissal and to communicate how many· hours early the dismissal will be . If a child must go to a place other than h~or her normal delivery p~lnt during the early dismissal, parents or guardians are to advise the school by letter or by pbone. Tbe school will make every effort 10 allow children to call parents or otbers to make special arrangements If time permits . Normal dismissal times- at the various schools are: Bradbury , 2:20p.m., regular; 2:40p .m. D.H.; Harrlsvonllle Elementary, 3:45 p.m.; Middleport Elementary, 2:30 p.rri.; Pomeroy Elementary, 3:35 p.m.; Rutland, 2:·35 p.m.; Salem Cenler, 3:50p.m.; Salisbury Elementary, 3 p.m.; Meigs Junior High. 3 p.m .; Meigs High School, 3:15p.m. I played. the fii(Urt'S revealed . ,. Clvlllan labor force Is com· prised of employed workers~' Including workers lnvolvro in labor-man age ment dispute s . plus all une.mployed peopl e.. Neighboring .Jackson and \'Jn: ton rounties fan~ better than most otber cou nties In the st ate, enjoying decreases during the surveyed period . Jackson en· joyed a decline from 14 to B-.2• .percent, while Vinton droppro slightly from 12.1 to 12. Even with the eight-tenths 0'1 a percenl decllnf' In Jackson. unemployment Ls still comiderably higher there than the same time last year, 10.9 percent. Besides Jackson and Vlnlon.10 of the remalnlng IIi counties recorded unemployment de· crease>. The only olher county to enjoy as large a decline as Jackson wa s Crawford, who dropped from 13.6 to 12.8. At~ens and lawrence counrles suffered slight Increases , accord· lng to thl' employmenr service .• Athens rose from 8.2 lo 8.4 and Lawrence Increased from 10.2 to · 10.9 percent . Both oounties also·; have recorded slight lncrl'a seS' !rom September of last yl'ar. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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