https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ab18ca297673bb06b73e8515f109ac10.pdf cb43e8ee115c664bda02296e2d7406e6 PDF Text Text ' ' ~-Middleport GaDipglis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. hga E-8-The Sunday :rmu-.Santinel . November 23, 1986 . Government may ·extend · autom~bile airbag .requirements • By FRANK T. CSONGOS WASHINGTON I UP!) - The government proposed giving autornakers a four·yE:ar extension to install automatlccrashproteclion devices such as alr bags In passenger cars sold In I be United States, officials said Friday. The proposal was made by the National Highway Traffic Safety Admlnlstr;~tlon, a division of the Transportation Department. In response to a petition flied In June.by the Ford Motor Co: Under the current rule drawn up July 11, 1984. by Transportalion Secretary Elizabeth Dole, automobiles sold In the United States must phase In full front protection devices - air bags. sell-buckling seat belts or a combination of the . two - by Sept. I, 1989. Ten percent of1987 lnodel·year cars also must have such devices. This rule would be scrapped If states comprising two-thirds of the population pass mandatory seat-belt use laws by Aprll1989. In Its petition, Ford said if the extension to 1993 Is granted, It would Install alr bags for the driver's seat - not merely selfbuckling seat belts -In most of ItS automobiles regardless of state action. extension) by NHTSA ts sound publtc policy," said Robert Munson, director of Ford's Auto SafetY Office ar th e No. 2 ·¢'a rmaker's headquarters In Dearborn, \11lch. . "It gives the manufacturers the flexibility to Install driverside · suppleme~tal alr bags In large volume, Munson said. "This Is a major breakthrough for advancing the development of supplemental air bag restraint technology . But Clarence Ditlow, director of the Center for Auto Safety, POMEROY - called the move "an unwise tradeoff.'.' "Passengers deserve a supertor protwtion like air bags just as drivers do," he said. ·A Tra'\Sportaiion Department spokesman said the proposed extension beyond, Sept. 1. !989, would entourage the orderly development and production of passenger cars with alr bags systems for both the driver and front -seat passeng~r . "We would continue to allow the automaker to put tn a manual system ior the passenger In the elted by the Gallla-Melgs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol Thursday. Stewart was ticketed for drivIng while under the Influence of alcohol, left of the center line and under suspension; all resulting !rom a two-vehicle accident on front seat as long as it put s In an air bag for the driver's side;" thr spokesman said. "But any rnanufacturer could stIll ,say that it would rather install a·n auto· m ~tic (self- burkllngl safety belt for both slctes instead of the air bags." 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We want you to know that, Readthe teams ready for action . . -OUR FOUR-YEAR ·ANNIVERSARY- URGENT CARE CENTER R~ad th2 Best Scila warranted by the various technl· cat. engineering· and supplier resource problems .. that currentiy hinder the. widespread Installation of full· front alr bag systems," th e government agency said in Its proposed rule ' to be publtsh~d In the Federal Register next week. · Ohio Lottery THANKS!"!! ·. . ' County Road 1 in Salem Township. Stewart was southbound around 6:47 a.m.. rounding a curve, when he collided with a northbound vehicle being driven by Jeffrey L. Folmer, 36, Pomeroy, according to the patrol. No one was Injured but Stewart's vehicle was damaged heavily; Folmer's moderately, Charles Ste- wan, 23, Rt. 1, Langsville, was Area SVAC j "The decision (to propose the Patrol -;ites Langsville man • M'oslly cloudy tonight , with a · low ncar 40. Rain likely 'l'u•sday, with highs between 55 and 60. The probability precipitation .1> ncar today tonight and 60 percent Tuesday. en tine 3 Seclions. 36 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday. November 24, 1986 A Multimedia Inc. 25 Cents New spaper ·Reagan faces pressure to discharge key aides By NORMAN D. SANDLER WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Reagan, hls sense of personal loyalty put to a severe test, is under mounting pressure from friends and supporters to fire top aides at the center of the polttlcal maelstrom over secret arms sales to Iran. "Cut yqur losses," Senate Republican leader Robert Dole ·of Kansas advised Reagan In a television InterviewSunday. " Rl· chard Nixon never did that " "We need a visible sign that things will go differently In the future," said Sen.pavld Durenberger, R-Minn. :such a signal could be provided by "some personnel changes," he added. Amid speculation that heads still rn ay roll, White House spokesman Roman Popadluk said there bad been "no talk of resignations.'' , But The Washington Post reported Sunday some of Reagan's longtime Calltornla friends, Including Attorney General Edwin Meese and former Interior Secretary William Clark. are pressing Reagan to remove White House chief of staff Donald Regan, national security adviser John Poindexter and Secretary of State George Shultz. Dole said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that Regan told him the slocy was : ·new~ to him." · - .. 'The Post reported today another White House Insiders ' argument arose over advice communications director Patrick Buchanan gave Reagan to admit at his news conference Wednesday night that the entire Iran operation was a mistake. The advisers ·considered an alternative for Reagan In which he would · have said It was a mistake to sell arms to Iran while he publicly called for an arms embargo. Reagan rejected both sets of advice and ·told the nation he believed what . he did was right . The California ,group- was r\'" ported to have the encouragement offlrst lady Nancy Reagan, who Is known to be upset by the damaging revelations on Iran . Reagan said last week be had no plans " to fire anybody.". Some presidential aides con· tend that while Poindexter, who ran the clandestine contacts with Ira n,. Is the. clearest target for criticism, tht> operation also exposed Regan as Insensitive to political and diplomatic risks and Inept at dealing with the resulting fallout. Privately, these ai des portray the Iran operation - which preceded the. release of three American hostages held by proIranian terrorists In Lebanon as the latest In a succession of foreign policy snafus attrlbuta· ble, In part, to Regan's lack of expertiR In polltlca.and.fore'(!Jl affairs. The outlook fo r Shultz, despite a vote of confidence from Rea- gan, Is even more uncertain. Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., Inter· viewed with Durenberger Sunday on the NBC's "Meet the Press," said Shultz has lost ' \some cre,dlblllty." particularly among U.S. allies. At the same time, he said ."II would be a . supreme paradox" to dismiss a man who opposed the arms deal. Nunn said the fundamental problem Is that Reagan "still is not clear on what his administration has don e." Former Secretary of St ate Henry Kissinger indicated Shultz undercuHrls position by exposing his opposition to the arms deal with Iran. "In the end," Kissinger said, "It Is the duty of the secretary of state to get along with the president, not the president to get along with the secretary of state." The Post said the Californians want former Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis to replace Regan and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger· to replace Shultz. Former U.N. Ambassador J ea ne Kirkpatrick was menlloned as a successor to Poindexter. To succeed, the Califor nians would have to overcome the. Intense loyalty Reagan. has displ ayed to his staff In Urnes of cr!!_ia. New business · The old egg plant at MlnersvUie has been extensively remodeled to. house Sloane Carpeting. Partners In lhe business are Charles Sloane, pictured, and Betty Thomas. The store Is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mon.day through Saturday, and carries a fuU i line of Armstrong carpeting as well as other name brands. Area rugs, instllllallon supplies and vinyl floor coverings are sold and an Armstrong credit program is available tpo. Installation and rneasurlllg is provided, and new shipments of carpeting are arriving regularly. The number to call Is 992-7059. . . - . ...._'" .. ... Incinerator idea bums Vinton Countians Philippine ·leader fires minister; coup plot foi"led Senators suspect CIA link in secret Iran anns .bargain By PAUL ANDERSON MANILA, Phtllpplnes 1UPI) - Preslaent Corazon Aquino, seeking a " fr esh start" for her beleaguered government, fired rebellious Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrlle In a sudden show of political muscle and demanded that her entire Cabinet resign. Armed Forces chief Gen. Fidel Ramos said a coup plot by politicians from the ousted regime of Ferdinand Marcos and supported by some military elements had been "aborted without loss of life" but said the military remained on alert. • In Washington, &tate DeJuan Ponce EnrUe partment spokeswoman Anita Stockman said. "We are durin g the weekend. was In pleased that this reported "full · control," Ramos said, coup attempt failed. We reiter- but added that II remained on ate our strong and une<julvo- red alert. , cal sa pport for President Aquino demanded resignaAq uino and h er tions from all 25 mern bers of administration." her Cabinet but accepted only Enrll e, 62, a major force Enrlle's Immediately. Some behind the "people power" other Cabinet members were revolution that swept Aquino expected to depart sodn as to power In February, told part of Aquino's shakeup of armed forces officers In a h er eig ht -m onth - old tearful address Sunday that administration : he would go quietly. "Of late, my circums pecAquino named Gen . Rafae l· tion has been v lewed as lleto as her new defense chief weakness, and my sincere and warned the nailon's powattempts · at reconciliation erful communists that he> as Indecision," Aquino said In patience was running out and a nationwide tel evlslo~ and they had only a week to reach radio address Sunday. "This a peace agreement with the cannot continue." government. She said she ordered h,er ;·we need a fres h start ," negotiators to produce a ' ' nation In Aquino told the cease-tire In the four-month· announcing' her first Cabinet old peace talks wlth commuchange since she ·came to . nlst rebels by the end of the power Feb. 25 In lhe largely month or the .dlscusslons will peaceful revolution that sent be terminated. Marcos, ruler of the PhilipAquIno's surprise announce. pines for 20 years, Into exile In ment came after Ramos Hawaii. pledged full support for her The nation, surprised on a government and ·ordered quiet Sunday by the firing of troops "not to take orderS Enrlle, was reported quiet and from the Defense Ministry." cairn following weeks of unAquino Sunday swore In ·certalnty over repeated rum- Deto, 66, a West Pofut-tralned ors of an Impending coup three-star general and former attempt. • . diplomat, who · Immediately The mllltary, placed on the called for discipline tn the highest state of readiness armed forces. ORLAND , Ohio (UPI) - The organizers of a group opposed to construction of a proposed ha· zardous waste Incinerator say they fear the lnclnertor would spoil Vinton Count y's rural. . wooded sett ing and disrupt tour ism. Patti Martin and her hu sband, Jim, also say the winding roads are too hazardous for tractortrailers and area fir e department s are ill -equipped to handle 'accident s. Six weeks ago, Larry' Evans of Col umbus announced he plans to WASHINGTON (UPI) -Top senators are stU! In the dark abou) key elements o(Presldent Reagan's secret arms deal with Iran, and they suspect the CIA had ·more to do with It than has been told so far. In the opin ion of Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas, the lh\gerlng mysteries - lncl!';dlng whether the weaponry was worth $12 million or $100 million - persist either becau se of "Intentional wlthiulld- lng" . of Information by top Reagan aides or because members of Congress " haven't asked the right questions." But law makers are divided over whether legal changes are needed to rein back the National Securit y CounciL the White House agency that masterminded the Iran operation; lo specify , how long the president has to tell Congr ess of secret operations; and to change the Arms Export Act notification requ lrements. While official Washington was buzzing .Sunday over specula! ion Reagan might' dismiss some top aides, Including Secretary of State George Shultz or Adm. John Poindexter, national securIty adviser, CIA Director Wll· Holiday gas prices ·down • build an Incinerator to handle hospital. solid household and some indu strial toxic wastes In the northern part of their cou nty. Vi nton County Commiss ioner J ack Herrold said he spoke to Eva ns. who Identified himself as Ham Casey and his agency were pulled closer to the center of the controversy. Appearing on NBC's "Meel the Press," Sen . Sam Nun n, D· Ga., said lawmakers looking into Reagan's co ntroversial IS· month effort to Improve relations with Iran and win freedom for Amerl· can hostages In Lebanon st ill have "some rea l problems" with the official ex planations. "We have not heard ... all we're goi ng to have to hea r from th~ CIA on this one," Nunn said. ·"They wer~ more involved than we thought they were." Sen. David Durenberger, R· Minn., outgoing Intelligence committee chairman, said con· trolling the NSC Is not the crucial 1 Issue. .' COLUMBUS (UPI) - The price of a gallon of gasoline has dropped 35 cents In the last 12 months, according to a survey or service stations by the American Automobile Association. The average price for a gallon of leaded and unleaded gasoline In Ohto. Is 88.2 cents, the association said. The national average Is 90.4 cents, the lowest stnce June · 1979 and the lowest average for Thanksgiving since 1978. Last Thanksgiving, Ohio mo· tortsts paid an average of $1.23 a -gallon, and ln,1984 the average · was $1.21. The association reports that the average price for a g;~Uon of self-serve regular gas Is 71.2 . cents. Self-serve unleaded Is 74.8 cents. The price Is about 30 cents more for full-serve. Th~ average for a gallon of regular ls$1.01 and the average for a gallon of unleaded Is $1.05. Diesel fuel prices averaged 94.9 cents a ·gallon, while pre- ' CHORUS LINE - D11nce Instructor Shirley mlum unleaded averaged $1.06. Quickel, center, baok row, wUI be the featured Premium unleaded and .diesel daucer on "A Chorus Line" In Saturday night's fuel prices are not reflected In the Big Bend Varieties of '86, to he presented at the state and national aveuges, due Rutland Civic Center. Pictured with Quickel are to their small market share. members of her Dance Company whO will back On Thanksgiving, 63 percent of the number. The group Includes: front,l.to r, Abby service stations wUI be open Blake, Kristen Slawter, Lisa Poulin, Teresa normal hours and 27 percent will Deem; second row, I to r, Julie Buck, Chrl!ltl be open 24 hours. co-owner of Resource Energy Recovery Systems Co. of Columbus . He said Evans did not reveal his qualificat ions to run such an operation. Herrold said Evans told him he expected tht> project wou ld cost $20 million to $25 million and employ 3o to 50 people. He said phone calls he has received indicate some Vinton Counly residents vehemently oppose th e incinerator. · Judith Carr. Vinton County healt h com miss ioner , said Evans told her he has not been Involved with a hazardous-waste incinerator before. She said he identified himself as a business cons ulta nt and that he is "self-schooled " in the · hazardous-was te management . field. Carr said Evans to ld her he chose Vi nt on County beca use of the land is cheap and safe from ' flooding. Pat Madigan of the Ohio : Environmenta l Protec t ion Agency said Eva ns has yet to apply for a license, which wou ld , determine what wastes the inci nerator could handle. She said she ' will nol know Evans' qualltica- i t Ions until he submits an applica· ; lion and she added that the , application process takes at least : two years. Maidens; back, I to r, Jessica Mitchell, Susan: . Houchins, Shirley Quickel, Amy Rouse and Mlsay: Nelson. Advance tickets for the s how are on sate· at Dan' s and the Middleport Department Store; · Rullaud Furniture and lhe ~niland Department Store, and at Top of the Stairs, Farmers Bank & Savlnp Co., Swisher and Lohse Drug Store, Bank One, Chapman Shoes .aud The Dally Sentinel In Pomeroy. ' �,. .I Monday, Nq\tember 24. 1986 • Commenta The ·Daily Sentinel ll1 Court S.treet Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~'h tS:m~ ~v ,....,.,=,""' ,....,.,_,._..... , ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher :PAT WHITEHEAD Assbtant PublisherI Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER ofThe United Press interna!lonal, Inland Dally Press ~ssoc iatlon and the American Newspaper Publtshers Association. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. Th('y shou ld be less than ..))) words long. All letrers aresubjeclto editing and IJll S! be sig ned with name, addr ess and tl'lephon e number. No Wlsignm leiters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing Issues , not personalities. It' s been a long time since any thing good happened to thr Democrats. so they are en titled to crow about a bit about their recapture of the Senate: but In truth th e result s of the off·year e lec tion were remarkably mixed. The turnout was the low est in 40 yea rs, depriving Republican ca ndidates of many of I he votes (notably in the younger ca tego. riesl that swellrd Ronald Rea gan's total in 1984. Virtually ail of the Sena te contests were won by razor-thin margins that co uld just as easily have tilted the ot hrr way. The Republicans. mo· reover. were defending 22 seats: the Democrats. Qniy 12. !The Drmocrats have 19 .comlng up in 1988: the Republicans just 14 .1 In the House, Democratic ga ins were held to a bare half-.dozen. though it must be remembered that they started with an already comfortable majority of 71 and could hardly have been · expected to tncreasr their margi n bv more than 10 or 15. · It was among the governor- ships, however, that the GOPd id best. Two big sw ing states 1Jilinols and Ca lifornia 1 were kept in th e Republican co lumn and another !Texas ! was added - ·a factor Ihat _may easily tur~ out to be deeis ivc in t~e 198R prrsident iai con test. Moreover, the ser ies of Republican guber· na torial victor ies in the South !Florida, Alabama a nd Texas I suggests that. despitesomeof thP Ohio Politics 'Yo-yo' tax relief will haunt the statehouse By LEE LEON.<\RD UP I ~tat• hou st• Reporter EOLUMBUS 1 UP! 1 - Ten da ys ago. in a lit of good se nse. Sen. Robe rt L. Burch. D-Dovcr. propos!•d that s in ce the federal government has chu cked re1·r nue sha ring. the state should use its windfall from the federal l<i.X reform law to help strugg lin g loca l govrrnmPn ts. Unfortunalrl~· . n ormalc~, rrlurnC'd a fP \\,' momC'nls lalf'L B ur ch'~ log ic was spumed. 20 to 9. and thp SC'nate me rrily doled out indil·idual a nCI corporate tax relief that ma1· hai'C' to be rrvoked in the next two yPat·s. Despi te the uncrrta int .v of the stair's tinanriai future. lawmakers. wit h thP b\pss ing of Go1·. Richard F . Cr lcstr. srcm compriiPd to offer cosmel ie tax reli ef a t the s~ me t imr I he federa l gowrnment is put ling more and more or a burden on thP statrs and thr local government s. ~ s Burch pointed out on thP Senate floo r. local governments are go fng to lose $lli6 millio" in t·rvcnu e s haring funds. Meanwhi le. th e statr is supposed to gain $~03 million in the fi sca l vear begi nning next .July. and another S4ll million the following year hera use l hr feds have el im inatcd certai n deductions. exemptions a nd credit s. · Sin r e Ohio taxrs ill'f ' based on frderal taxablr income. some Ohioans will bt' pavi ng more in state taxrs. Celeste and l hP legis lators h a~t' proposed t·cduring the sta tr ratPs so therC' will be no "windfa ll. .. J;!ut thP Ohi o rronom)· ha s gone flat. l nrome-reialcd tax revenues are not ,·ising as fa st as pr('(iicted . William J. Shkurti. the state's finance dirrctor. a lrcadv is taking steps to curta il next year' s spending ba sC'. Vctc'ran Sen . Thcodor r M. Gra)·. a Columbus Republican. voted against a pa ir of minor tax breaks las t wpek. sa:.-Jngt hcstate can not a fford an)' more g11·eaways to rna kc IPgisl a tors look good pol it ica\ly. What Burch proposPd was to hold bark on the personal a nd roiporatf' 1il x redue1ions. u:-.;ing ~OmC' of th€? money to "cushion l he blow " to loca l go1•ernmcnts fr om the loss of federal funds and give thrm a cl1anc·<' to prcparl' for thP full impa ct in l9H9. As long as thp stat e is grttin g the unbudgeted monC'y. Burch reaso nt'd. it could bP used to hPip \oral governments. A major it.1· "' iawmakNs di sa grcC'd. sa.l'i ng th at mone)· belongs to the pcop\C'. So it will lx· gi\·pn to thPm. not necessaril~ in equal proportions. Some people will Pnd up paying more taxes a n ~way. 1\ nd th<' Legisla turr will bP back in a )'Par or two. saying it has to · raise tax t'a tes. just a litt le. mind .vo u. and maybe temporarily. as it did fiv e or six )'Pa rs ago. Thr go1·crnor w.1S fond of sa )·ing he put an end to "yO·)·o" budgeting in l~R:I But neither h!• nor tht' legis lators seem to have de1·e!oped an immunil.\' to " .\ ' o-~: o" ltiX l't" li rf. Berry's World ~h!le William A. Rusher . exc ited remarks on Nov .. 5, realignment, or at ieastdeahgn· menl, ts far from dead, The Sou th .has long ?<'en. vo ting Repubitcan in presrdentral elcc· tlons. but now the habit seems to bP spreadmg to the state level. Even in the Senate, the ideo log· leal ba)ance is not likely to change much. For example. conservatives are predictably going to be unhappy with Sen.elect Barbara Mikulski of Mary· land. whose cumulat rve votmg score in the House (as rated by the American Co n serva ~ive Union I wa s six out of a possible 100: but the liberal Republican _she replaces . . C h ~ r ies Matht as: scored only 14 h1mseif durmg hts long and damaging career in the Senate. And Mark Andt'!•ws of North Dakota (whose rating was 231 isn 't ·likely to be missed mu c h e ither. In addition, a number of new Democratic senators Breaux of I;ouisiana, Shelby of , Alabama and Graham of Flor-Ida for sta rters - are distinctly co'nsprvativC', as Democrats go. Nor, for that matter, will all the Senate committee chairman· s hips pass into ·the hands of liberal Democrats. Liberal Re· publ ican Mark Hat field will be handing over Appropriations to conservative Democral John Ste nnis. The Fin ance Committee w ill pass from Hatfield' s alm'ost equally liberal Or~gon colleague Robert Packwood to Lloyd Bent· sen of Texas. Some of the c hanges. It Is quit e tru e. ar~ far Jess reassuring tCiaiborne Pel! of Rhode' Isla nd. for example, ta kes over at Foreign Rela· lion s1): but rvPn in lhcScna tethe picture Is by no means unrelit'I'Cdiv dark. The ;·ca l losers in the elt>ct ion arC' thr American peopiP. who appan•nli)· remain unabiP to r<'aiize how they cri pple their govPrnment b)• dividi ng its pow· ers between a Republican presi· dent and a D£'mocraticCongress. We a rC' now doomed to two years of paralysis. in which Congress twit hits c•yr fix ed firm!)• on 19881 will rc.icct or modi fy into ineffec· tua\itv of all of President Rca · ga n's. major proposals . including testing of the Space Shi eld a nd further military aiel to the Nicaragu'tn Co ntras. instead, Co ngress will send him legisla ti9n (start ing with protecti v<' tariffs ) fiend is h!)' des igned to be vetoed. to the ou trage of as many voters as possiblr. Mr. Reagan will dul.v veto such bills (as well as a ny atiC'mpts to ra ise laxes t. but that is abou t ail h£' can do. Tt·ui)' rff(•ctiv~govcrnmrnt is on hold at lea st unt il 19~. and W<' havC' on ly our~rlves By KElT .. WISECUP ward Shawn Baker, center Lee Sentinel Staff Writer Powell. and guards Brad Robin· A "new iook'' Meigs Marauder son and Chris Kennedy. cage squad opens the 1986·87 Up from last• year's 19-1 TVC , . season at Athens Tuesday under champion reserve squad, which first year head coach Mick Childs coached, are guards Chris Childs. Smith and Scott Williams pius Chli ds ' varSity coaehing debut forwards BUI Brothers and Mike will "" only half of the different Bartrum ·Plenty of help !rom ' look "!'as the 1971 Meigs grad this foursome ean be expected. Departed TVC Coach of the inherits not a starter from last year's record-setting 23·2 TVC Year. Greg Drummer, has champions. Don't sell the farm . moved on to Teays Valley High just yet, t~ough! School as the reserve coach after Seven lettermen return, in· four years and back· to- back TVC. eluding three seniors, guards J . crowns at Meigs. MHShad sla(es R: Kitchen and Donnie Becker ·of 2·17.11-10, 17·5, ,and 23·2 under plu$ fo'rwar,d Huey Eason a il Drummer. ·· loggedconsiderablepiayingtlme Childs has been the Meigs a year ago. Other lettermen reserve coach the past six coming baek to defend the TVC seasons. recording marks of6·13, title fnc(ude forward Phil King 5·15, 4·15, 14·6,13·7, and 19·1for a ~nd three centers, Scott Powell, . 61· 57 total record. Steve Musser, and Jesse How· "ThiS gr6up's has a chance to a rd. All seven are seniors: become a good team , but we have 'Also ready to erupt from to play together. Our strengths Ch ilds' bag of tricks is EasternwUI be quickness and ·depth plus transfer Brent Bissell . The 6·3 a s trong bench. Our main wea· • junior center · was a aii·SVAC kness will be a lack of expeselection as a Eagle freshman rience," sa id Meigs' new coach. two years ago and no doubt will About · the TVC race. Childs be counted on to take up some of added "Belpre will be the team the mass ive scoring s lack that to be~t : They have everybody · graduated. back plus Anderson .(Joel from Gone from last season's dis· Warren Local Vinton County and trict runner· up and sectional Wellston should be much im· champs are co-district and TVC proved and Alexander could be MVP Mike Chancey, . high· tough. The TVC from top to scor in g guard Ri ck Wise, tor· bOttom will be very competltve." to blamP. hO~\' C'\. 1'1', more anon . WC' had lea rned . a nd c1·cn now thcrearcsome thingswewi ll not disclose. Bu t we ca n say that Secord and Clines. known to haw excellent contacts in the Middl£' Ea st, wet·e dis patched to the rrgion to dicker OV<'r the hostages' release. Thci r mission had the approval of Robert C. McFarlane, then the pres ident' s nationa l securiiy ad· visPr, who la ter fl ew to Iran himself"to negotiate. Cli nes was the d irec tor of tr a inin g of ciandl'Stine . opera lions at the CIA until he left in Jq78. He was linked to renegade agent Edwin Wilson. who was se lling explosi1·es to Libya and is now In priso n. After a len gthy grand jury inves tigation that directly fol lowed a series of co lumns we 11'1'0 \e abou t a multi· mlilion dol · iar sca ndal in the shipmen t of U.S. arms to Egypt. Clines was indirtrd for fr aud . -In JqR4 . he plead~d gu ilt y to filing faiSP lnvoiCC'S with the Defense Do· partmcnt a nd was fined Sl fl.OOO. Gen . Secord is a West Point gradual!'. a much·decoratc!l comba t pilot and a former deputy ass istant SPCrt't ary of defense. Hr is known to have good cont acts with va rious Arab go· vernments, an d in 1981 was Instrument al In persuading thr Sena te to approve Prpsidcnt Reaga n' s sale of AWACS radar sun·ci llan cc pianPs to Saudi Arabia. Siner McFarlane's departure as nationaf securit y advisrr last year: primary responsibility for the negotiations with Iran rested on one man at lhP Na tional Securitv Cou ncil: Lt. Col. Oliver L. North. deputy director for politi cal affairs . Footnote: Neither Secord or Clines could be reached for comment. Thoircl andcstinemis· s\on forth~ Whit e House involved not hing illega l, of .course. A National Secur ity Cou ncil spokl'sman would not comment on "the assignments of staff." C A LJ F 0 R N I A M A F I A MIFFED : Donald Rl'gan 's tenurc as White Housp chiefof s taff ha s left Prcsiodent Reagan ' s old -lime Ca liforni a henchmen grumbling. One vetera n Reaga na ut who has lett the White House for a nother agency compla ined that lht· presidPnt Is no longer .. given a list of policy opt ions to dec!dr among. Instead .. he is presented wit h a yes-or-no deci- . s ian on a singlp solution worked out by Regan and his staff. Usually. the amiable president OKs the suggestion . The Californiavctrrans rrsen twhatt hey .~ee as a power grab by Regan. and say thallhl'presld~nt has always fu nctioned bC'tt er by having options to choose from . ,, Why t'hey marched ______G-=..e. :. . . !orgz.. . .e___;M__;cG:.. .:. ov.:. . :. er:.. .:.:.n . t.&v-.-. li) 1&66c~Nl~ Inc~ //-C ''I SA ID, HE WON'T STUDY BECAUSE HE SAYS HIS .TEXTBOOKS VIOLATE HIS RELIGIOUS BELIEFS . .. '. . . Today in history ; By United Pre"" International Todav is Monday, Nov. 24, the ~2Rth day of 1986 with 37 to fo llow. The moon is in it s laSt quarter. The morning stars are Mercur.1· and Venus. The evening stars arc .Ma rs. Jupiter a.nd Sa turn. . Those born on this date arc under the s ign of Sagittanus. They inc1ude Dutch phllospher Benedictu s de Splnoza In 1632: Brit Ish novelist and clergyman Laurence Sterne In 1718; Zachary Taylor, J2th president of t he United States, inl784; gam bier, frontier lawman a nd sports wrller Bat Masterson In 1853; painter Henri TouiouseLautrec in 1864: ragt fmc composer Scott Joplin In 1868; actress G~raldin e Fitzgerald In 1913 (age 73), a nd conservative co lumnist Wlillam F . Buckley in 1925 (age 61). f On this date in history: In 181i9. women from 21 states 111et In Cleveland to organize the American Women Suffrage Association. In 1961, the U.N. Security Cou ncil authorized Secretary· General U Ttiant to use force to set tle the v iolent Belgian Congo cris is which erupted after Belgium gave the Congo its lndepend~nce. -1)11963, Lee Harvey Oswald. named as the assassin of President John F Kennroy two days earlier , was fata!!y s hot by. Ja k Ruby In a Dallas .jail. " The 198ii "peace mar<·h" from Cal ifornia to the nation' s capita l is now hi storv . II PndPd in mid·Novpmber with marching. ra llies and concNts in Wa s hington. D.C. Neit her the march acros s the cou ntry or lh<' final evrnts in Was hing ton produced th e huge crowds that gat hered in the late 1960s to pro test the Vietnam War . But the small band that. for· ninf' months. made Its .wav What were thr convict ions that kept these marchers on the road for so man.v diffl cuil months ? If onr can judge from thP press -intcn· iews. speec hes and at her statement s. the marchers acted from a number of convictions: - They arr convinced that if the United Sta tes and the Soviet Union do not soon rmch an agrflC'm(:"nl 1o rrvrrsc !hi? arm~ race. it is just a matter of t ime until by acc ident. misca lcu lation or drs lgn <t nu cirar ca ta strophe wil l take placr. · - They are convin!'ed thai ' . across the country des pite sca nt financial support a nd difficulties obtaining food a nd lodging has to be onr of.the most va lia nt groups their own govrr nmc nl is not in America n history . In my book rea lly purs uing a mea ningful lhP)' arC' the truest patriot s in the arms co ntrol policy. The foilure country. Theylove thenationand . of Pres ident Reagan to seize the thei r fe llow humans enough to his toric opportunity at Rc.vk · call us away from thP foolish and . javi k to rever se t he arms buildup dangorous policies now bei ng obviously sharpened the con· pursued by a popular but wrongh· cerns of the peace marehers. cadcd president. The formula th at the president In 1968 and 1969 I addressed rejected In ice land raliejl for a CiO ct·owds at antl·war rallies In percent reduetion in strategic Washington, Boston and (>\S('· nuclear weapons, the wit hdr awa l where that sometimes numbered of Intermediate ra nge · missiles nearly a million people. At most . from Europe and a comprehen· 5,000 or' 6,000 prople assembled to s!ve nuclea r test ban If Mr. hear the speakers featured a t the Reagan would agree to ronflne end of the recent peaee march. Star Wars to research for the It was comparatively easy to nexl 10 years. Since the president S!'e the folly of our Involvement In and his associates have said that th e Vietnam War by the late one of the reasons tor Star Wars 1960s. It Is more eompiicated Is to use it as a bargai ning ch ip to apparently for many people. to secure ari arms cont rol agreesee the foll y of Mr. Reagan's ment wit h \he Soviets, one can dream of extending nuclear only ask, " What better ba rgain arms In to out er space. But I have cou ld we have had on which to no doubt that history will deal play our chip than the one Mr. kindly wtth the peace marchers. Reagan walked away from in Some day historians will try to Iceland?" und erstand why so few of our -Ma ny of the peace marchers . citizens ,had the w!sdortl and the are convinced that our national courage to protest the drift ,priorities are wrong. They do not toward disaster. bei!eve that the nation's greatest ncC'd is for morr miss iles at a II' hen WI' ran already J>Ui vcrizr the• planet several times ovPr. Rather. wit h the federal dcfieit skyrocketing. t he.v SPP a nPrd to divert some of the arms s pending to strengthenlo g educa tion. defending the I imr 'PnvironmPnl agu ins l ron t \lmJna· lion , ass istin g hard -pressed farnncr s and frrdin g th<' hun gry. I turned down an invitation to addr!'Ss. t hP peace marchers on arrival in Was hington because I· fC' Il this uniqu r demonstration for peace should be addressed bv a new generation of speakC'rs. 'r now wis h I had IX'rn th ere to add m y voice to this gallant and nobl<' effort. TZlMOJ~ASOT ... .. ,_ "Another freeloader looking for second-hand smoke.'' ' · \ ' \ identical 9-4, 9·4 quarters to post an 18·8 win over the Symmes Valley Lady Vikings. Coach Pam Douthitt's gals hi t 6 ofl3 !rom the field and ne1ted 6· 11 from the line. The Lawrence Countlans managed just 4 of 22 attemptsfor18percentand0.2at the line. Mel Manklri paced theEHSwin with 6 markers, Tony a Savoy 5. Lesa Rucker 2. Dlon .Mays, Becky Fuiier •. Daria Smith. and Lori kuth each hajl 2 points each for the losers. Eastern grabbed 12 rebounds, · had· -2 assists. 13 steals and 11 turnovers, while Symmes had 13 rebounds, two steals, and nine. turnovers. Tony a Savoy led EHS rebounding with 3, wh!le teami ng up with Lesa Rucker to collect seven a nd 6 steals respectively . Teresa Owens had four rebounds for Sy mmes Valley a nd Tracy Flemming had 3. In the ni ghtcap Ea stern over· came a close ca ll In the waning mom ent s, but ca me on strong to edgeSV29-25. J eff Caldwell Jed the winners with 10, Bryan Durst added 10. while Mar~ Griffin and Tony Hendrix added four apiece. Larry Fe rris and Sha ne Mea dows dropped in s ix each., while Dallas Tibbs tossed in five markers. Symmes won th e battle of the boards 13·7ied by Ferris an d J oe White with 5 a nd tour caroms. while Hendrix led EHS wit h 3. E HS had 6 assists. 9 s teals, three turnovers, a nd seven foul s. co~ pared to 4 assists, threC: s teals, eigh t TO and nine fouls for the Vike's . SVAC opening round action , opens Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. East ern hos ts Southern In the SVAC headliner at East ern. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR .. HAR~ISONVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DECEMBER 6, 1986 . 10 A.M.-S P.M. SPONSORED BY HARRISONVILE PTO Assisting Childs this year w!IJ . , I9&m MEIGS BOYS' · ~~~. 3 )1:\'v~:k~~Y'&'~i.. I~~ & REFRESHMENTS . ex-Eastern High head coach RESERVE BASKETRAU ROS'I'ER Feb. J;-a1 WellS! on ... ............... 6::!0 EVERYONE WELCOME!!! (60's) Bob Ashley while former C PthayekrP 11 . Vr. Pos. HI. Frb. 13-at Fed•ni·Horklng .. . .6:30 junior high coach Rusty Book· DonucDo~SIu . Ins.......... ...................... F 510 •·t. fJ;H;•m;e;g;a~m;e~ ...... .. . 11 11 G <. ~1n~r~ap;s~~222~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;~ man takes over the vacated ~~~b 8~~;[~;.·~:.::.... . .... . ~ ~:~ reserve slot. s~rve Trarcy.... ...... .. tt F 6-2 . In the pre-season thus far , the Todd Powell...... 10 F 6·2 K"tnBaker. Ollrr. .......... 10 r, .p 6-t Marauders h ave gone aga I ns t Mall .. ...... ........ 10 G , .9 North Gailia, Southern, and Scott Nriotrr.. 10 r. 6·0 1 who are S«>tl Brrn Bar1oo... Lin lr. 10 Fp 6-l tw 1ce w1t h Wavery, 10 6.0 coached by Childs' ex-mentor .Jrff MrE tro) ,. ........... 10 G >·7 Carl Wolfe. In the Athens Shrine Preview , Meigs edged . Vinton M a na ,IH' I'.~ -MlkP ParkPr Hn d .loC' Roush. County 27•24 last Friday. Against Athens tomorrow 19l46-K7 MEIGS BOYS BASKETBALL ROSTER night, the Marauders will be up NOKJSUII I Player Pos. Ill. against mueh the same Bulldog .J.R . KH chrn· ................ . Yr. 12 G n·t " ..... ~(0 If' Tt* five that Meigs thumped twice DQnn ll' &ckN' .. t !! G n.2 UfrilliD11 .. TU Hu<'y Eason' ..... . 12 F 6·0 last year (91-59 and 78·62). Phil Kin!<" ..................... . t2 F 6-2 Returning starters include the ·ScoTt Powrll ' . .... 12 c n. ~ Mu sst>r' .... .. 12 c fl·l top two scorers from last year's S!E'V(' JC'SS(' HO\I.'ard" . . . 12 c H4 team, 6-3 junior Tim Adams Mlkr Bar! rum ... . ... .... . 11 F 6-t It-S and 5·9 senior. P. J. Lyons, along Brrnt B!s Sf'l l, ..... ........... . 11 c . , Will iams .. ............. . 11 r. ~ . l[l with 60 junior Thaden Brlent and $cell Chris Smit h .............. .... . 11 G 5-fl 5-9 senior Jim Stricklin. The fifth 8111 BrothC'rs ................ . 11 F 6-0 st~rting slot is f'Xpected to be either 64 junior Trevor Costello, •-R('!U t'ninll( lctl <>rm('fl. a transfer from New Jersey, or SCHEDULE Date-Opponent Tlmt• 61 junior J~rry Jones. No,•. 25-!ll Al hens ...... .. ......... ~ : ~a Meigs Is expected to start 6·1 Nov. 28- Mll.LER ...... . ..... 6: :10 Kitchen and 62 Becker at [}('('. 2- at Nrl sonvliiC" York ........... 5:55 Dec. !;-VINTON COUNTY .. ....... .6: 30 guards, 60 Eason and 6·5 Mike Dec. 9- TRIMBLE ..... ....... .... .. .... 5:no Bartrum at forwards, and 6·3 Ot'>c. 12-at Brlpm .........................fUO Dec. !!\-ALEXANDER .............. ... .5: 55 Bissell at center. ~!though Childs ()c\c. 23-al Lo~an ..... ........... ...... ...... !l:55 has indicated he II use several. Jan . 2-WELLSTON .. .................... 6::!0 Jan . G-FEDERAL -HOCKINC ........ 5: 55 different combinations and play· Jan. 9-at Mill f'r. ............................ ti:JO . ers, the first off the bench could .Jan. B-NELSONVlLLE-YORK ....... 5: 05 PICK UP ASUPPLY OF PREPAID ENVELOPES Jan. tG-at VInton Cou nt y ................ fi: .10 be Smith, King, and Brothers. Jan. 20~at Trimblt"'. . .............. 5: 55 AT ANY OF OUR THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS . Here Is the 1986·87 Meigs boys Jan . ~1-BELPRE .......................... 6: 30 schedule and roster: Jan. 27-at Alexander .....................5: 55 lJ FREE Bank-By-Mail! III ' RACINE - The third a nnu a l " Riv al Classic" football game between 1the alumni of Eastern and Southern was played last Saturday evening before a good crowd at Southern stad ium, where Eastern defeated SHS 28·20 ·In overtime. Southern got on the board first after an int ense delenslve battle developed In the first 23 minutes of play. Breaking a scoreless deadlock. Greg ·Cumdiff. a 1977 ·Southern grad, plunged into the endzone, then added the PAT kick for a 7·0 SHS lead. After a series of unsuccessfu l desperation passes by the Ea· gles, Cundiff thew a perfect 25 yard strike to Richard Lyons on the one yard line, where Lyons leaned into the endzone on the last play of the hall for yet another SHS score... Another Cundiff kick gave SHS a 14·0 lead. Not to be denied Eastern instrumented a suceessful serle~ In the third Ira me. following a 48 yard kickoff return by Randy Browning, who reached the · Southern 37 yard line. Eastern used the two minutes and 18 seconds on six plays to cover the remaining yards, capped by a two yard r un by David Hawthorne. Royce Bissell added the two-point conversion for a 14·8 sc11re. ., Southern bounced right back as a five yard drive covering 65 yards resulted In another SHS score, Its last of the game. The Tor.n adoes ·took less than four minutes to complete the score after overcoming two consecu· tlve 15 yard penalties for a first an d 40 situation. Cundiff again finished the drive on a one yard sneak with a two point eonversion. failing, the score 2~8. Eastern, facing a fourth and goal on the eight yard line, ~coted again when Royce Bissell found C.D. Mcintyre aloOf;) in the edge of the endzone. · Eastern again scored ,as Haw· thorne rambled. 29 yards for a score, following a big pass play from Bissell to Charlie Ritchie. tying the score at 2~20. The tie held up through the remaining 8:54, ending the game and forcing an overtime. ' - In overtime, Eastern had first possession alter winning the coin toss. It scored live plays later, after going twenty yards and overcom· lng a five yard penalty, when Browning drove in from lour yards. Browning added the two point conversion to put EHS on · top 28-20. ~·tfU AIIY We Pay The Postage Both YVays! PEO·PLES BANK EAST MEIGS - The Eastern and strength. Another team weakness listed Ea,!itlettes of Coach Pam Douthitt by Coach Douthitt Is the team's hope to open the 1986·87 season on lack of size and rebounding a winning note as they open ability. season play tonight at Southern. Several ,EHS high points In· Although losing two key playelude its ability to work hard. its ers from last year's second place desire to win, and its .extreme squad , Margaret Horner and quickness and team speed. Amy Young, Eastern returns "Thus far, our seniors have five lettermen to form a nucleus tor a so lid team. shown much team leadership, " Lost to graduation was Amy said third·year1 varsity lllf!ntor Young, an SVAC first team Pam Douthitt. selection. SV AC All-Star team selection, and seeond team AllBecause of Its speed Easiern District honoree as well as hopes to run much with the ball ea rning honorable mention on this season, ut!l!zing the fine the state's eiass "A" squad. talents Of guards Tonya Savoy, Young was also the Eaglette's Melanie Mankin. a'nd Arlene Most Improved Player honoree·. Ritchie. Ritchie and Savoy are Another giant loss was four seniors with much experience at guard. year letterman and SVAC selec· Eastern travels to Southern tion for the past three years. Savoy, a former first team tonight for the season opener at Margaret Horner. Horner also SV AC honoree and past Honora· 5: 30 In Racine. was winner of the Best Freebie . Ment\on nomipee, was the throw shooting award and Best tea m.Best Defensive players last BASKETBALL ROSTER Team Rebound er for the past . season and was a lso the team's VARSITl' three years. Most Improved players two . Player Yr. Pos. years ago . t...~sa Ruck"r• .. .. .. ..................... 12 r Currently, 15 girls are vying · To ny a Savoy••• ........... .......... .... 12 G for starting roles on the varsity After losing Its two top re· Artrnr Rt\ehtc" .... .................... 12 G and junior varsity teams. Des· bounders, senior Lesa Rucker. Patty Du~t·· · ·· ~················ ........ t2 F·C another veteran and three ear Er!ca KCSS)~Ror ······················· 12 f .G pile its fiv e ret urnees, only four Y Tara Wo~s ............................. 12 F have mu ch experience. leaving letterma n, will join Patti Durst tn Melanie ankin" ..................... 11 G picking up the sia~k under the Trlsha Spencer• ...................... 10 F an absence of bench experience Eastern alumni wins, 28-20 Berr'i's World ·r face" to outscore Its foe 27-15, in the finale. The Pirates hit a warm 15·34 for 44 perceni !rom the ·f!oor and connected on 10 of ·15 fro111 the foul circles. Hannan· Trace sank 1~31 for 32 percent , taking advantageofahot13-16fromthe line. North Gall hi had a well· balanced attack as Mike Kemper paced the team with 12, Shane Glassburn and Kerry Burnett added 7, and Todd Hplsteln 6. Steve Swain led HT'with 9, D. Bailey added 8, and S. Rankin 5. HTcolleeted15reboundsledby Swain's 5. R. Denny and Kemper had five and ·seven respectively at NG ciaime,<I a 24·15 edge on the boards. Eastern took advantage of Eaglettes open season this eve~ing _Pushing the deal ___--=-Ja~ck_A_n-:-d_ers_o_n_&_D_al_e_Va_n_A--:-u_a WASHJNG'I:ON - Two former hi gh· ranking governmen t offi-· cia is were a n int egral part of the secret arms i hQstagc negotia· lions with Ir an. They a re retired Maj . Gen. Richard V. Secord and Thom as Cli nes, a one-time top man in the CIA's covert opera· lions bra nch . WP were the fir st to dic \osr the secret negotiations with Iran . We report ed early this yea r that Isra el was the des ignated conduit for the sa le of arms to Tehran until the Na tional Securitv . Council der ided !alP last .vear to " regularize" the weapons s hipm ents bv sendi ng them di · rectiy fmm the United States. We also repor ted that former CIA and Pe ntagon officials wprc involved in the secret talks with Ira n. over the hostages and other Iss ues. Th<' Reaga n admin!s t ration appPaied to us to krep sC'cret the details ·or thee mission thai By SCOTT WOLFE . with 10 ·markers, Rita OVP Staff Writer Cordell added 6. . CHESHIRE - !loth Eastern NorthGalliahit6of23fromthe and North Gall Ia's boys and girls field for 63 percent and 4 of12 at · gained pre-season triumphs over the line for 33 percent. HTcaimed league foes in the second night of . 9 o!27 for 32 percent and hit 3ofl1 play ill the SVAC cage preview at at the line. KygerCreekHighS~hool . The Lady Pirates outre· The North Gallia gals downed bounded HT by a 15·10 margin, Ha nnan Trace 26·15. while the · led by Tina Parson·~ 6 caroms. boys did the same with a 40·33 Paula Van Hoose led Hannan win. The Eastern Eagles with 13 markers and six rewhipped Sy/Tlmes Valley ·18,8 to · bounds, wh!le Trina Triplett had set the tempo .for ahard·fought. .6: . . 29·25 win by the EHS boys . In . a torrid offensive battle In the opener Coach Dave North Gallia outlasted the Wild· Moore's Lady Pirates grabbed a cats with a big secon.d quarter 10.4 lead In the first canto, then offensive outburst. The Wildcats never looked back as they· of Cqach Mike Jenkins Jed 18-13 outscored Hannan Trace 16·11 in at the conclusion of the ·nrst the second round. Ira me.- however. Coach Bruce Rachel Borden led the winne'rs Wilson's troops made an "about· ·. • ~eigs will have 'new look' on hardwood this year c~::!:,s~~~~~o::s or the litx•ra\s' rather com ical attrmpls to interpret these tangled tea leaves as proclaiming the dea th of the "Reagan Revolution .·· The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 .Eastern, North Gallia boys, girls post preview triumphs Page-2,- The D~!iiY S41ntinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -''Monday. N.ovember 24, 1986 ;'Did they -really win? Pomeroy-:-Middleport, Ohio "The Better Bank" . 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IA78x131 FOR THE WINTER COMPANION T9 YOUR HIGHWAY RADIALS-THE WINTER MASTER MUD & SNOW STEEL RADIAL ! $4 s50 Starting At (lbSI&ORtll I ·To Complement Your Thanksgiving Pinner We'll Oive You APUMP~IN ·PIE for every PAIR of SNOW TIRES purchased now thru NO~: 26t~. POMER·oy HOME & AUTO 600 E. MAIN ST • 992-2094 POMEROY, OH. AUGNMINT (most can) ....S14.SO VISA or MasterCord Welcome Serving ~eigs County 20 Years . ' �I , Page.,-4-The Daily Sentinel .. Area deaths :MuiTllin C. Long ' Funeral services for Murrain Cecil Long, 73, · of Ravenswood. W.Va. , formerly of Meigs . County, were held Saturday at · the Franklin Funeral Home in Parkersburg, W.Va. Mr. Long died Wednesday. He Is survived by two sons, Rev. Russell Long, Petersburg, Va .. and Linn Long, Ravens· . wOOd; a daughter. Sue Phillips. .. washington. W.Va. ; 10 grand· : children and 11 great · grandchildren. Also surviving _are two sisters, Dorothy Long and VIolet Walker, both of Pomeroy . . .. He was preceded In death by his father, William Long, and his .mother. Myrtle Long, and a .. brother. Lewis Long. · 'Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery. Barnard A. Milhoan . -Barnard A. Milhoan. 75. near ~ t:bng Bottom, died Sunday at Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. 'Mr. Milhoan was born at Long Bottom on Feb. 20, 1911. a son of the late Everett and Glenna Chambers Milhoan. He was a member of the Long Bottom Christian Church. Surviving are a sister. Hazel Rose, Columbus; two brothers, Wayne of Shade, and Dwight of Jury selection begins anew in Home. State trial CINCINNATI (UPI) - A se-· learned of ihe loss. they started a violations and one count of theft and tedious questioning of potential jurors by lawyers . .cond week of jury selection run on their bank, which closed in by deception. Pomeroy, and several nieces and hegins today In the trial offormer just a few days. That In turn Because att(lrneys have the Schiebel Is charged with 44 nephews. right to automatically reject 24 Home State savings Bank owner started runs on other Ohio counts of willful misapplication Besides his parents, he was ·Marvin Warner at\d tw'o ex-bank savings and . loans and Gov. of funds , flv e ~a unts of s~ urltles seated jurors, the judge Is trying preceded In death by a brother, presidents accused of helping Richard Celeste closed 70oft hem violations and one count of theft to tentatively ~eat enough qualiBlaine Milhoan. trigger Ohio's ban·k crisis last until they obtained federal by' dece ption . Bongard Is fied jurors so that a final panel of Graveside rites will be held at year. Insurance. · charged with 44 counts of willfu l 12 regular and four alternate 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Sand Hill jurors· can survive all the Hamilton County Common Warner is charged with 45 misapplication of funds. Cemetery with Rev. Carl Hicks Pleas Court Judge Richard Nle: counts of willful misapplication · Most of the flrst · week of the challenges: " officiating. Friends· may call at haus says he expects jury selec- r_:O::_f_::fu~n~d~s~,f::;o~tir~c~O~U~n~ts~o~f~s:;:ec::_:u~r~lt~ie:::s:.__::tr~la~I:_Wras=co~n~s~u~m=eld~~~S~Io~w~;;;;;;;;~~--­ the Ewing Funeral Home from tion t~ continue at least through 2·4 and 7-9 p.m. today. the Thanksgiving h!)lldays. Warner and former bank pres!· dents David Schiebel and-Burton Derek Lee Priddy Bongard are standing trial on Derek Lee Priddy, 11-month· charges of illegally funneling old so n of Dale Leonard and mlllions of Home State dollars to Mary Allee Fitchpatrlck Priddy, ESM Government Securities of Gallipolis, died Saturday at the Fort Lauderdale. Fla., which went pankrupt. · Holzer Medical Center. Home State lost at leas t S144 He was born on Dec. 24,1985, at mllllon when ESM collapsed. Point Pleasant, W.Va. Surviving besides his parents When Home · State depositors are two ·half·brothers, Doug]as Allen Priddy , Fort Campbell, Ky. ; and Gary Leonard Priddy, Pomeroy; a half-sister. Debra A br~a klng and entering at the Ann Riso, Denver, Colo.; paterHarrisonville School over the nal grandparents, Guy and Marweekend is under investigation garet Priddy, Pomeroy; and maternal grandparents, Claude by the department of Meigs and . Eunice Fitchp atric k, County Sheriff Howard Frank. The janitor reported the lnci· Rutland. dent to the sheriff's department Funeral services will be held at at 7:37 a.m. Monday. Entrance I p.m Tuesday at the Rawlingswas gained through a window In Coats-Blower Funeral Home in the music room. Des ks ·were Mld.dleport. The Rev. Paul Tay• lor will officiate and burial will ransacked and a determination still to be made on missing be in Gravel Hill Cemetery. is Items. Friends may call at the funeral Investigated by the depart· home Tuesday until time of men t over the past five days have services. heen six deer related ac cidents, all resulting In significant auto· Edith K. Williamson mobile damage. Edith K. Williamson, 84, Salem Street, Rutland , di ed Sunday Lotto 'prize night at the Holzer Medical Ce nter. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Ohio Born In LangsvUle on Feb. H. Lottery officials said Sunday that 1902, she was the daughter of the three lotto players won the late Henry and Ellen Colwell $3.278,306 jackpot by choosing Kennedy : She was a retired the numbers I, 4, II, 20, 26 and 33. assistant manager of the !?orne- The winners are · eligible to roy National Bank, Rutland collect . more than $1 million Branch; and belonged to the apiece. Harrisonville Chapter, Order of Lottery officials also said there the Eastern Star, the Rutland f Garden Club, the Rutland United were 291 players who chose lve of the six winning numbers. Methodist Church and Its United Their tickets are worth $845. Methodist Women, and the Meigs Four of the winning numbers Senior Citizens. were chosen by 13,399 players She Is survived by three so ns who pick up $49 fo r their tickets. and daughters-in-law, Fred and The drawing next Saturday Donna Williamson and Bill and will be for an approximate $I Break-in report~ Christy Lambert, 16, Rt. 2, Coolville. was cited by the ·Gallia-Melgs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol Saturday alternoon for fail ure to yield the right Qf way, res ulting in a two-vehicle ·accident on Ohio 7 in Chester ·Township. ·. : Lambert pulled from a private driveway onto 7 around 3: 20p.m. ~ nd Into the path of a northbound vehicle driven by Ciell Labonte Sr.. 54, Longfellow, according to the patrol. ·Lambert s truck the right side of Labonte's vehicle, causing -moderate damage to her vehicle ·and light to Labonte's . troopers said. Emergency runs Twelve calls were answered by local units over the weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medl· cal Services reports. · Saturday calls included: 12: I6 p.m., the Rutland Unit to Langsville taking Vanessa Rice from an auto accident to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 2:09 p:m. to Chester for Evelyn Gaul. to Hol zer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 4:25 p.m. to Texas Road for Milton Tuttle, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 5:23 p.m. to the Pomeroy Health Care Center for Leah Winebrenner, taken to Veterans Memorial; Middleport to Ohio 554. the Luther Coleman residence for· a fire call, but there was no fire; Rutland at 9:16p.m. to Meigs Mine 2 for Richard Martin, to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at 10:17 p.m. took Marie Dudding from South Seco nd Avenue to Vetera ns Memorial. 'sunday calls were: Rutland at 2!48 a.m. to Meigs Mine 2 for Laura King, to Holzer Medical Center: Middleport at 12:39 a.m. to E lm Street for Bob Kennedy, to Veterans Memorial; Tuppers Plains at 10: >8 p.m. to Reedsville for Walter Brown, to CamdenClark Hospital, Parkersburg; Racin e at 11 : 36 p.m. to County Road 9 for Carl Smith. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; •· MiddlepOrt at 3:43a.m. Monda)' went to Brownell Avenue for Curtis Braley, to Veterans Memorial. 4 3 win Janet Wiillamson, and · Tommy and VickiRutland; Williamson, Kettering; eight grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. She was preceded In death by her parents and her husband. Harry L. , and three brothers. Waid. John and Wall ace Kennedy. Services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Rawlings· Coats-Blower Funeral Home. The Rev. Robett Mussman and the Rev. Paul Taylor will off!· elate. Burial will be in Miles Cemetery. The lamlly wlll be at the funeral home to receive visitors !rom 3-5 and 7·9 p.m. on Tuesday. r;m;lll;lo~n;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Don't Forget! · titled action. I willexposeto sale at pl.l blic auction on the front stops o~ the Moigo Co_untv Court Houee on Friday, Dec . 19, 19$6. at 10:15 A .M . of said day, the following described r•l ea- . tete: Situated in the Village of Tuppers Plains. , County of Meigs. and State of Ohio and described as bllows ~ wit : ' Lots 18 and 19 of Me · Cune 's Second Addition to the Village of Tujlflar• Plains, Ghio, as· same appears' in ·Volurile 3, Page 29 oft he Plat Rlleords of Meigs County , Ohio. Cll'rent Owners Name ; Donald H. and Geneva C. Maxson Address: 50031 State Route 681 . Reediville, Ohio 45772 APPRAISED AT: $27-.770.00 TERMS OF SALE : Cash, cannot be sold for less than 213rds oft he appraised va lue. $600 .00 down on ·day ,of sale. cash or certified check, balance on oonfirma· tidn of sa&e . HOWARD E. FRANK . SheriH Meigs County . Ohio DENNIS REIMER CO .. L.P.A. By: Dennis Reimer , Attorney for Plaintiff 9806 Ravenna Rood P.O . Box 382 Twinsburg. OH. 44087 (216) 426 -4201 (11)17. 24 : 11211 3tc . Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ' On November 7, 1986, in the Meigo County Probete Coun . Coso No. 2&332 , Harry Osborne , Jr., 34363 Bailey Run Road. Pomeroy. Ohio, 45769. was ap· pointed becutor of tM 81· ta~e of Wilma Osborn , aka , Walma Oaborne , deceaaed , ~!• of 2 Lincoln Terrace , Pomeroy, Meigs County, Otlto. Roben E. Buck . Probate Ju<*!o Lena K. Neoaelroad. Clark (11 ) 17. 24: 11211 3tc c •v '----------1 Business Services RADIATOR SERVICE p u r chI s. prIca Public Notice 0I $2.000 .00. WHEREAS , the POME· Village Council is desiof purchasing ..id real estate for the fUrther developmerit of recreational facilities. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by tho POME· ROY Village Council, County of Meigs, Stoto of Ohio, that the POMEROY .Village Council: HEREBY: Intends to pur• chase a .280 of an acre parcel of real estate owned by Gladys Smith and Thoophilua Smith · lor the pur· chooe sum of $2,000 .00: and hereby authorlzet and directs the Mayor of Pomeroy VIllage to .e aecute the necessary documants and arrailge for payment to the above grantort . for ..id purchase. ' Mr. Young offered a Hcond to the motion and upon roll call. the vote results 111 follows : Betty Boronick Bruce Road larry Wohrung William YQung Dick Saylor, , NOTICE Saturday, November 29. at 10:00 A.M . Tho Home Na· tlonol Bonk, Racine, Ohio, will ollor lor uto at Public Auction on the B1nk Parking Lot tho following: 1980 Plymouth Champ 1M24KA7901010 1981 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Cpe. - 1G3AR47A5BM408862 I 983 Chevy Cotobrlty I G1 AW27X6D685B036 1974 Ford Pickup Truck IF260) - F2&YCU48B71 Term• of sale are Cash. Tho Homo Notional Bank reserv11 the right to bid al the S81e or to remove any or all items from the sale at any time. ) (11 I 24. 26, 26. 3tc "At Rtcuonable Prices" V. C. YOUNG In m-6215 or .,.,,r.-- Por11troy, •VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING' *BLOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built PH. 949·280 1 or 949·2860 No Sunday Calls Ad 26j .at Harley Haning retldence. 2 Mi. from Fiv• Point• Watch for Signa 11·24·86·1 mo . OF5 NO SUNDAY CAUS Rt. 124, 4-16-'86 tin EAGLE RIDGE 99 OPEN AUTO REPAI.R Truck, tiuto, 8o · heavy equipment repair's and welding; (All makes 8o modelt) REBUILT &REPAIRED PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 John K. ltnh' 190 MULIEIIY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. / lob Barton, Owntr 10·27·86·1 mo. (CUT OUT FOR Now loaofion: FUTUIIf foii~WIIIIIIItllll1111~$laiiiQCII ~ lOit !C ~~1'"11 ~~~~ ~ ~ l •lltl 1kl~ GENERIC DRUGS COULD SAVE YOU ~ S~tol Neoolbr~ ·upso "111111111 ftM IIII"ft-..OI'I~lllle~lll&l!ti41 ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE ONLY ON YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION . 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'* •Dishwashers •R•nges •Refrigerators •Orv•• •Freezers · PARTS and SER1~lC:E (614) 9 · Wanted To B"uy JACK'S TANK SERVICE DENNY.CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Window - Wood - Paper Plastic - Ttuck 992-3410 Jackets - T-shirts .24 HOI IR SERVIfF. JERRY'S SIGN SERVICE W, VA. Residenh Call Collect LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Pomeroy, Ohio . Middleport "YES. WE AR£ OPEN.'; THURHRI.-SAT. 9 to 5 CEMENT HORaE&. DEER,S. RABBITS, DOGS. CATS. EAGLES . VIRGIN MARY. WHITE ANGELS ALSO LARGE BIRD BATHS Used Mobile Hom11 Ph . 814· Old Furniture · cupboarda, taW• & chalra. chests. bookcases, ice boxes, Iron beds, c11h paid flh . 614-446-3759. . •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATRUTE SALES &SERVICE SALES & SDYICE We Hlf.t Afill Tl• U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO RIDENOUR ••• Ttohl•l•• •• Dlly · & TV · Now Hollo.., ..... Hot hrm Et(ulpmtnl wanted to buy. Bt..wttngt\m.a.r . Call 614 -742-2328. •••t Pule CIRCLE "H" Middleport, Ohio •Baaements •Sew~ge Systems •Water 8o Gas lines •Water Well Drilling •'Trucking Call: 742-2407 10/2 7/ 86/ 1 mo. LIMESTONE HAULED TROMM EXCAVADNG 742-2328 11·7·16·1 m9. J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Salts Installation . _ Service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 wi: -. GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. FREE HEARING TESIS WEDNESDAYS o Co1111uterized H•ring Air Selection z Swim Molds - hrterpreting Services Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT • 6:30 P.M. a-: ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. :z::: Licensed Clinical Audiologist Serv1ces 12 G~ugo 11 Help Wanted ELECTRONICS APPRENTICE Entry IIYII poaition ...,1llatile. Fulty plid trtining provided to high 1chool grad . age 17-30 in good health . Will relocate suCeesafulappllcant at our tllptnse. Call 1-800· 282· 1 384. MondayThursday, 9am-2pm . Mtkt Christm•• mon., , sell Avon. Make 45 percent . Call 614·446·3358 . Choko Sltotg111t fa<tory z Salespeople· Full or part 1ell cemetery a. ti me~ m•ch. Call 61• · 448 · 3616 or 614 -192''515t . . (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Secon~ Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Mtlnt'enanC! peraon to live Annn unr. em r.nl s i;; ap.-tment complex. Call 304· 676-5104. Progrnlivt Hulthc•e Ftcilltv· aeMclng full-time & P•t-time.- BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 317 N. Second · Middleport, Ohio RN 's. E1tceMent sal•y & benet· ita. If interested apply 11 Scehlc ' Hills Nursing Cent.-. Rt. 2 lox Dear Huntlra FDr 1111 1 small trailer, carpeted ld• 1400.00 Ph. 6t4-266· WANTED: PtrHime Commun': ity Service Worker for an inter- .676. No hunting or tr"pauing on W•lt•• farm on WlterlooRoads. Union District. C~plhert PHONE (614) 992-5009 SPECIAl/ZINC IN WINDOW l DOOR REII.ACENENT 1J.l0·86·1 GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, DECIDE NOW TOGETHER Ohio Vtllty Memory Gardens Gtilllpolla, Melg1 Co. M•mory Gardtnt Pomroy , Ph. 614-1592&151 or 11•· 446-3615 . Elrl COM/IIRCIAL - R£SIDENTIAL . -FREE ESTIMAtES- n. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR Racine Gun Shoot aponaorltd by Racine Gun Club~ Evtry Sundey. beginning It 1:00 p.m. Factory Cho~e. 12 gu-ve shotguns. No hunting d~ or night on following ltnd: R.H . Bo.cright, Keith Ridenour, Junior Hunt, O.rv DUI. John Glnthar, ·steve. DHI. Cake 'o.coratin,g Claaan stll't· irtg Otcamber 1, 1986, Taught by luMy Kuhl. For det1ils. call 514 - 992 ·7~37 .. p;eno T~nlnl end Rtpllr. Clip this 1d tor 2 percent disaount. Lont Donltlo 114-742·22911 . J.&L BLOWN •Residential INSULAnON •Commercial •I ndustrial •lnsul at ton •Storm Doort No hunting or tr"pnalne. Mynn Ferm located ChHtnut Alcltlt Rood. S.nta 'for hire. Ewn6naa, Sat 1nd lundrto, 304· 773·&112 . RAYMOND E. PIJOFFm' (MAl; JAMES KEESIE RACINE, IIIlO ~Offke 949·2411 El'lltrgtii(Y 949·!516 212 Bldweii .•OH 4&814 01' Clll Miry O'B_rien It 614· 448· 7160. mediate cere facility fordtWelopmentally dlubled 1dults in Gallipo li1, Ohio . Hours : t2 1 midnighl·8:30 1.m.. FRt ·SA.T· . SUN . High ac hoo l degree. valid Ohio driYM' s lieen .. 1nd goOd · driving record required · ex-p_eritnee working whh Peraohs with mental retardation end developrittntal dinbilhles pr&ftrrad ; good housekeeping skills needed . Sal.-y: •4.25 per hour . Vacation and Sick lttve benef.. ' h1. Send rHume to Robin E~v .. Buckeye Community Services P.O . Bo• 604, J•ckson. oH = 46840. De1dllne for applicants; • 11 · 28·86. Equal opportunitY _employer . · • leading Pharm.cy ntttdl top notch Pharmtcilt. Large RX ' volUme, nursing homu, divers ified. modem comPutttlrtdfacil · tty. No aundtys or hotidtya top aal•v It btntfita. Conttct' Jim StakM, Portsmouth , Oh J'h. , 614-383· 1135. • Irick Mason Sub·Contractars needed . Gu•rantlld 1ull· time wortc. Call Steve 8:00a.m . to I :OOp.m. Mon thru Fri Ph 114·888·4851. lecauM my 2 Vllrf Ylluabll Oenn1n Shepherd dog a lhot, ·Hunting 11 no lone-r permitted on my term on Red- • ' . Custom typing needed , must M w••. n-.t work, Cteh p•id per pifW , mond Rldg1 . Edith Rog1ra . "f.E ESTIMAWS" 11·1-16·1Ma. fmpluymenl ll -4-86'1 mo . PH. 992 ·" 73 tfn PH. 992-2772 • LARRY'S CARPETMiddleport, OUTLET OH. llfASONAILE • REUllll •Storm Windows •Replacement WindoW'S •Now Roofing BUYING RAW FUASI Gintang, Yellow Roo t, beet 1nd deerhldtl . A.lto telling trapping suppli", Whe1t Lit... Nlte Utat. Hours 1 :00· 9:00. Clostd Wed. Georie Bucklqo 814· 684·476T. •AUTOS •liGHT TRUCKS HobsC!n ld. - HHder Pinel, grill 1 and front bvmper, for 1981 Gran Plymouth Fury, Ctr usa from 1979· 1982 . Chrysle t New Yoril:lr. New Pon or pty , Fury. Good uaed 1n1r1 drum. Call 614-742-2160 . ·Ph4;42·259¥ - ., . . Cetl614·992-7076. 24 Hour Wrecker Service full Sonkt & Repair .35809 Titus Road $4800 Excavating •Landscaping Buying daily gold , ailv• coins, ring•. jewelry, aterli'ng ware , old coina, l~rge currency . Top pticea. Ed . Burkett Blrber Shop, 2nd . AYe. Middlepon, Oh . 614· 992-3476 . Doalor· • Ftl'lll · 446 -0175. •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY Ault!orizlll Jolon D1111, L'""' FDI cb,;,.,, lis. Cali 6U-446·31e9 . •ZE~ITH BOGGS 5 GIFT SHOP 2282. WANTED TO BUY u1ed wood~ coal heaters:. SWAIN 'S FURNITURE, 3rd . I Olive St. Gallipo. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Rl. 7 11-7-86 -1 mo. . In Syracuse, Ohio TOP CASH paid for '83 madet and newer used C8t'l. S~ith Buick·Pontiac , 1911 Eastern Ave. . Gsllipolis. Call 814-448- 11 -4-86·1 mo . SIGNS OF All KINDS SIEGFREID 614-446 -3G72 614/992-711'9 9~2-7460 JERRY We pay c11h fo r late model cle&n uaed cara. Jim Mink Chev.·Oida InC . . . Bill Gene Johnson 40US St. Rt. 611 Silk Screening Boat Lettering - Realty Yard Sale ······ p·om·erov·········' •Was~rs RESIDIIICE PIIONE of Ftirfietd 614·246 ·9209. Copy SorYilll, Ell. All Mtku IUSIN!lS PIIONE VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING flii!IY E. Cleland. Jt. RITE A.ID DISCOUNT PHARMACY brown. Vicinity Stotionory, Mognoti< Signt, Rubltor Stonpt, PANASONIC RECEIVER PRICE REDUCED- POIIE· ROY - Good looking stucco, la rge lot. garage, basement, fireplace , 3 bedrooms, needs repairs. but has potential to be really nice. $24,900.00. EACH WE RESERVE THE liGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES • PRICES EfFECTIVE NOV. 24 THRU 30, 1980 • NOT RESPQNSilll FOR TYPOGRAPHIOL ERRORS ~QUIPWIENT 'WE SPECTAUZE IN CARING" Vanco · Rodney Cora Rd. Call F~r AH l'trl Ptllll.f Nuit PWS: Offi<t Su"U.' & furnilvro, Wedding and Groduo1ion 10 ~ MESH ANTENNA IN POMEROY - Nice little house ready to move into. 3 bedroom~ gas lumace, Iron! si«ing porch. $14,000.00 but will except offer. NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL . DIABms MONTH .SAVINGS EVERYDAY · IN EVERY AISLE AT. •• PRINT SHOP AUTO .BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYH -Bar room & liquor license available and or commercial building, Call lor details. SIZE 231301007 ~To FOUND· Smtll femtle with collar. Bilek It White ..a 255 Mill St., Middloport 104 Mulberry A¥., Pomeroy Pay Your Cable 8o Ph<Jna Billo Here beeile THE QUAUTY KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE We Ctrry Fi1hlng Suppll• Loat In A1ccoon T.W.P. mlli: ed breed •hepherd-boxtt. Fa;wn colored. anawer• to bear RE · WARD Ph. 6t4-245 ·82&2 . 6-17 ·tic ·PH. 992-9949 Owner /Meehanic Loat in Eno vicinity elong htir8d Chi Hua Hua, mile bltck w~ · a white chlst. anawen to Chico, weights appr. Sibs., mill(ng aince 11 -18-88 . REWARD 1100.00. Ph. 614·388 -9832· PH. 992~5682 or 992·7121 SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 10·30-'86·1 mo. NICE LISTING - Really nice! Split Ioyer home with 4·5 bedrooms ail in mel· lent condition. Garage, nice lot, W.B. hookup, blinds and shuttl!ls included. Want $54,900.90. 1012lllti/ tfn Pomeroy Ohio Also Trta&ln.hrlon •All Types of DAILY q AM-5 PM . Lost 'h hllh Saner. 'It Cocker Sptniel, 2"h ft . till, brown. "nawe,a to Bridget. In arel of fhc~::o-;m rd . • Shonlrlng Aldoe Rd .. REWARD Ph 614-446· 3780 or &14-448 ·3077Hk•tor Eltint Mumpowtt. REP~IR AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS p.m. 6 lost end Found AUTO & TRUCK RIASONAIIE RATES .EIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY 701 2nd An. Gallipolis, Ohio needs repair . 304-876-28711 ,tt... 5 Roger ·Hysell Garage Day or Night 9'12·7314 19" color TV on pede1t1l ataiwd, roo . ll· l7 ·11 PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 (;:" Estl....too) 16141 992-•sso Located on Flatwoodo Ad. (Co. 110 acres on Rainbow Ridge in Chester Township. OLD HEADNG CO. PKG. llll lby ~MYI~t.~~ Point PltMII 1·13-tfc Pn-tut treesavailable Land For Sale . 1 molt dog, 1 'h voon old. No phone ctllo oher 4 p.m. 3011676 -5726. • 446·6323 Day or benina NO DOWN PAYMENT - .-,.---------4 COMPLETE LINE Of MEDICAL CARE EQUIPMENT 992-2196 l!o1iddlaport, Ohio TAGGING NOW 54 Misc . Merchandise - Plumbing tnd eleotrlctl -Concrete work SALES & SERVICE CHRISTMAS TREES Unimproved CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES PAT HILL FORD FOR SALE ATIEST: Jane Walton, Clerk of Pomeroy Village, Melgo County, Ohio (11124ttc - Rooflno end gunor work 161 North !o<OII!i Middleport, Ohio 45~60 !!Ill~· Mayor SERVICE -~ddono and remodeling We can repair and rP. tore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boi I and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. "Free Eatimat11" CIIEIIlHE C1t1 tnd kitten• 19 give 1way. Ctll 614·98&·3884. CAIPU UPHOLSTERY PLUS- BUILDE.s PER MONTH WRH 12 noon to Spm HOME·MEDICAL " {j • a.. Open House . S.un•ay, Nov. 3'0th Mary F. Yeauger PLEASANT VALLEY I eta! . Defendants COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY. OHO In pursuance of an Order of $ale to me 1directed from nid Court In the above en - RESOLUTION 1186 NOTICE TO BIDDERS . TO AUTHORIZE THE Subjftt: Purchoae oll\4 Ton PUBLIC NOTI'CE PURCHASE OF REAL EST· Four Whoot Drive Truck The annual repon form ATE WITHIN THE .POf\IE · . ·for; Tho Boord of tho 990PF lor December 31 ROY VILLAGE LIMITS FOR Southern Local School Dis· · 19B6. lor the Kibble Foun: R E C. R E A T 1 0 N A L trlct, Box 176, Racine, Ohio clition, Bernard V. F~tz . 46771 . . ' FACILITIES. _Trustea, Is available forpub WHEREAS , 1 cenotn .,.,. led propooato will be lic inspection at Bernard v. eel of real ootato being .262 received by tho Boord of FUltz Law offica, 111 v, W. of an acre situated In Pome- Education of the Southern Second Street, Pomeroy, roy \lltlago wao sold purou- Local School Dlotrict .o f Ohoo 4&769, during regular • Oh'10 R .. d Racine, Ohio at tho Truouran, to ovoae odo or'o office until 12:00 Noon bu1iness hours for 1 period Section 721.01 through of 180 daya oubooquont to Section 721 .281ncluoive on on December 19, 1986 and publication of thit notice. th 171h d be at that limo opened by tho (11)18,19, 20, 21, 01 N .1 ;B&. ovom r, 1reoouror of ootd board •• 23, 24 , 2& . 7tc WHEREAS. uld real 011• providad by law (1) Now 'A at~ w 11 oold for the oum 01 Ton FourWh"l Driva Truck. $2,000.00 and thot uid according to orpoclllcationo r money has been e·ar m~rked of ..id Board of Education. by thlo 011Unlcipallty and ;1 Spocllicotlons and in · 1 · h d 1 otructlono to blddoro on fila neces..ry ,o r t 8 eve OP· in the offlctof.t he Treuurer, mont of public roc,..tlonol areao lor tho general public Racine. Ohio. lthi h"11 · · r The Boord hoo tho right to w nt ml\n•c•pa lty. cancel and reject·an bids. • L.-------~ WHEREAS, lhoro lo a By Order oltho I" parcel of real eatete adjoinBoerd of Education ing real estate which has been dovelopad 81 8 pork t;lennlo E. Hill. Troos. area in the SUgar Run area in Southern Local School the Villoga of Pomeroy end Dlatrict that this poreel ia .280 of an Box 176, Racine, Ohio oco and io being oold by 46771 Glodyo Smith and Theophi· (11 )"24: 112) 1. 8. 1 &. 4te Ius Smith. dece11ed, 'for the CA. RPENTE.R Real Estate General . Street · - vsDONALD H. MAXSON. Public Notict J FUllY REMOTE & INSTALLED Ohio weather lOll Villd SHERIFF'S SALE, REAL ESTATE . CASE NUMBER 86 · CV- II& VlCTOR FEDERAL ' SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Plaintiff P11blic Notice Giveaway . tt=;Y~O~U~N;;G~'~S=rr;=:=BI:S:S:E=L:L=:;r,::l:&:w=:c=LEA:N:I:N:G=~ =~~!~!~:.:.'''M~~~;~·2(:~ : RACINE. OHIO PH. 949.2210 ... n • Public Notice 4 Business ·.S ervices 'I Home N-ational Bank Mary Frances Yeauger. 78, Route 2, Cheshire. died Sunday at her residence. A homemaker, Mrs. Yeauger was born April 2I, I908, In Gallla . County, a daught er of the late Char les and Ella Harrison NeaL Surviving are a son and POMEROY MERCHANTS daughter-In-law. Lawrence and Carolyn Yeauger, Gallipolis; a daughter and son-In-law, Thelma · l-.... Stb of 01110 ~ C' l~s.·a·u C."~(;•~ ~· Cootlphnv-TIIt •~· and Bill Mayo, Norlh Miami om.gnlll S..C.,...,..otfM.o'I!U fl lflf Slllf o!(ln.{, Beach, Fla., 10 grandchildren AllfOIIOIU MCOOI' IIAIITrOIIJO C(llllj rt kl ..... ~ S'lll t1 ~ftllkt· t tll l lriGit!I.II"'f,ZI(I and five great -grandchildren. i"¥ 10 fltllfltl Ill IM •II II»'CICI'•IIt DUSIIItU 011111•1· · Besides her parents, she was l l'(f !ItIfilll "I'""'"' IIClll tOICII., 11 t'-' llf'* I" JI' 1111-11. """" ~tl ti!o-t ,_ )I 11115 Adm!Md _ , St51Jt:l ... il0 WIUntCil S'lll2JM.2100C [•IJt'ICtUts preceded In death by her hus· Sl211117YSGil SIJ m .moo Hfthlt!S SJ1 :Jt3 11100 CIICllllll2 50001101» IMWlTNf:SS NHEREtf I lMI'IMIINO k!trkr>OM l!ly !!IIIII "Y \et110 Ill band, James Max Yeauger; a I~ tiC.~ 0!1-o IIH IIJ tiiOCM GttfQflndfillcMicl $IIIII ollnlvfi!Q brother, Charles Neal, and a • Qlloo ,. .., S!flt o! 011. ~of """JI'(f Cfrl,lc:•t o! ~piltnCt-T"' ""' sister. Allee Fisher. ,.,...,.... s..p........,.,. otl-~ ol " S. fl ()oo, ht<IOy ,..,.,"''nil IQUIUIU! UJ! AIIIJIIOe Ofl Til: US Ill '*' 'Ibn. Mrs. Yeauger was ·a member fi.IICOif\Oiotdll'lllllllt ild clfM SiMI~P~»tCaalt 10 ~ lilll ol...rl~Y tllelil<ll'"lj Cl!lltfll'"' 10 ~t'IUI:I lf'llillllllft. _.. , tit~ ot 11'11111111(1 of the Hobson Church of Christ In t!'ll til mt plan Ill ~!Nne.. ~01' " ......,. "' IN ~ llllf!M!!I IO ... 9IUIMOO Christian Union. l •U ·II<tt 148 1U lOti U00 S•rJIIvl I121UU)I)CO l ~tCII'I\ $711'0 0W I!.oltw:l !~"'" S Urt.IC1JI700 INWITNUS W...AEOF Services wll! be held at 1 p.m. """l'llltd;I W..rll * "" ftl llll..., ,..,...!!I, tall lOt. .,.*'. Col..n· Tuesday al the Hobson Church of OVI CNIIM"fw.! - Gwgl fltll. &up a! I'*"IIKtlt ()liD (•!041 S~t 0' ()loa t:ltoer1!1111'11 ot ~t CM ~( IItlt Coonllf,ti!Ct--TM ~' · Chris! In Christian Union with OMI9'*I S;.iptr,..,.... lit~ 01 "" Slltt 0' c:r.o fltttD!' etrll'>tl 1'111 UIMM Lft . . to,, liiWrl 5!1111 ut -..-.. llll 'OI!'f!..e Rev . Okey Cart and Rev. Theron . ..mll'lf ~too~R*O oi""SIM ,. Durham officiating. Burial will Veterans Memorial be In Gravel Hill Cemetery at Saturday Admissions - Ed· Cheshire. Friends may call at the ward Calm, Cheshire; Frederick Ewing Funeral !rom from 2·4 and 7-9 p.m. today . T~ttle. Pomeroy. • Saturday·Dtscharges- Wilbur Smith, Cathy Chapman. De· wayne Taylor. Sunday Admissions - Linda Cozart. Pomeroy; Lawrence South Central Ohio Scarberry. Racine; Preston ParMostly cloudy tonight , wit h a sons, Racine; Robert .Canaday, low near 40. Rain likely Tuesday, ·Pomeroy; Bernard Ralrden. with highs between 55 and 60. Hjlrtford, W.Va.; Virgil Saund· The probability of preclplta· ers. Pomeroy. . tlon Is near zero today tonight · Sunday Discharges - Jessie and 60 percent Tuesday. White. Nancy Wollard, Douglas Winds will be light and varia· Seyler, George Hoffman. ble tonight. .. •24 HOUR SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY PHONE 992-2156 Of Write SHtiMI ~iMy Cim·~tld Dip!. 111 Court tl., PoMroy. Ollto •S76! Pu bli<: Notic.e The Daily Ohio The Daily Sentinel · CHR\!lll Patrol cites teen November 24, 1986 ,...,___, Monday, November 24, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 4 · Giveaway olcot. lnd 2 - . old pupPet to gtve IWI'f Ph. I 14· Motloor 387-0541 . Send resume to boJt T-700 ~in care of the Gallipofla OalJy " ~rlbune, 825 Third A~e. Ga11ipo- • : taa. OH 45631 . ~ .,, ' Alrlinn now hiring. Flight' At- 1 t.ndann, Agents. M•chaniet ~ Cullom• S.Nice. 8118fin ~ 15 Entry.,.. polftiona , Calt · • 1 ·105-117- ~ bt. A·980L , ·' '*· ~ 1 �0 ,. Page-6- The Daily Sentinel 11 Help Wanted 44 LAFF.-A-DAY Apartment for Rent MOM ANO DAD • lOOking for college funds for your son or daught8f"7 The Army National Guard can provide more than $18.000 in education a1111tanct to qualified lnd\Vtduals Seniors 3 bdr. apt. upat•rs. prNate •ntr•nce Adults only , no pll'tt. Utilit1u furrushad . Call 'I 14- 445-2583. can enlitt now and btigin eern- 2 blidroom, partly furnished aplrtment off Spring Ave Pomeroy, Oh1o, Large patio and yard Call 814-992-6988 after 6 .00 p m mgs $86 00 for one Wtek·lf\d l)er monlh and delay Bu•c Trammg until June 1987 For • FREE INFORMATION PACKET call 1-800-642-3819 2 and 3 bedroom apanmentt and housH 1n Pom•oy or Middleport. Furnished or unfurniShed Pay own utilities Clll daya 614-992-2381 VETER~ NS - Your prtor mdttary sMvlce •• worth MONEY. An E-4 tn th e Army Nattonal Guard can earn up to S131 98 for one week -end per month, an E-5, up to $163 80. Other benefits mcl ude S50, 000 life insurance. edueat1on fundmg ass•stance r etir~~ment , and much more Call 304-675-3950 Ot 1 800-1142 3619 5 room unfurnished apt forJent. C.ll 614· 992 -6434 or 304· 882·2666. 1 and 1 'h bedroom apt available at Riverside tor rent. Bas1c rent 11ar11 at S179. plus utlhtlet S200 ltcurrty depottt reqwed. lnqulr• al 814-992-7787 Beaut•c•a ns nMKied, Stud1oOne, 304 675-4510 after 6.00 6752473 ask for Teresa or lana 12 Situations Wanted Trucker wants to move rn share ell p.snses Oh•oorW\1 Boll156. Chestt1r1. OH 45620 Vacanc1es for elderly people 1n mv ho me. Short or long term Hot meals an d warm home. Reasonable rates References and lots o1 TLC Call anytwne Q14 949-3014 Will do l1gttt houu cleamng Wages by day 5 days a week 304-675-6947 or 675 -1296 18 Wanted to Do Need help w•th your hol1day claanmg? Call Glanburn Clean· !"11 Se rv1ca Ph 614 388-9027 :W•II do house cleanrng 304.675 5726 Financial :21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I TH E OHIO VAllEY PUBLISH lNG CO recom mends that vou do busmess With people yoJ know and NOT to send money th rough the mail until you have !nllestlg&ted the ofler1ng ATIENTION INVESTORS Take advantage now before tf'te new tu: laws 8 un1t a partment com plex lo cautd in Wellsto n. Oh fully rent ed renter• pay aU Ullht1es lncoma ovm $1 ,400 F_er mo Sell pnce $96,000 call p&ys 614 -592 1189 or even lngs 614 -594-2874 Operating ABC Club in Pomt pleasant area 3200 sq loot bulldmg on 2 acres of land 304-675-3509 evenmgs ·" '23 ,. , .J .... Professional Services and Lawn S.;_,~e• shrub• . bushel ~r~mmed . lands capmg st ump a'iid laaf removal. 304 576 184'2 or 576 201 0 St.a lt• ~ & d§ es . t:;;:;;:;::;:;;:====-r;:;;::;;===:::::;;=:1 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1985 14X60 lor sale or rent 1 m1le south oi galltpOits Dam Ph Ei14 256-6089 R1o Grande FA Gas. l g. Kttehen. lots of cabinets, well lnsulll!!:td. 40 gallon HW tank. 4 bedrooms. clo ae to school batik, c ollege Rental Poten l1aL extra lOll, call 6 14 · 245· 5823 aft er 5·30 814 446 5345 d11ys Houses for saleon Evans Hetghtl & a lot m Fairfield Gled8 m Tenn Four room• and garage 2323 Jefferson Btvd 8150.00 141170 mob1le home Camp Conley f226 00 304-875·1 371 ' APARTMENTS1 mob1 le homes, houses Pt PteuemendGalllpohs 614·446·8221 1973 Arl1n9ton mobile home tor sale Ph 614 448-8000 42 Mobile Homes Must sell. 12X66 Vrndale 14X7 UJ)ando . woodbu r ner , d1sh wastter, under pmn~ng , CA. 2 decks with awn~ng , priced tO tell Ph 614·256-1608 1973 Vtndale 1 2x65 wtth 7x14 e.11 pando Total electric sat up lor woodburner Good Condttion Ph 614 -245 · 5308 between 9& 5 Repossessed I We ttave em, we f1nance ' aml t500 down • lake over payments DalivMed at No E.:tra Cttarge Mid Oh10 Fman· c1a l Se rv1ce Call 800-828 0752 CASH for your used ttome Now buy1ng pre '76 modeta Contact Mr E1telat 800· 826-07!2 1971 2 bdr & large lot. Be11de of Clay School Call 614·256· 1992 after 4pm 1985 mobil& home lor sate 141170 e11cellent conditiOn 2 bedroom. 2 full bath s C111 614-992· 7163 Bx38 house lra1l11r 1 bedioom. $700 39861 At 143, turn off north Rt , 7 79 Victonen mob1le hom•. 1 acre, 121118 room addition. front deck, S25.000 00. Glenwood. W Va 304-576·2018 '71 two bedroom mobrle home half acre land. leon. pnce goo .oo Call 304 · 175 -~ :;4 1970 AtlantiC 12x60, 2 br, eQui pped for woodburner, refrigerator and stove, bedroom air cond $3,800, 304·675·6947, 117212•10 mobl.. homtt, 3bf, 1Y1 bath .. front dedi , !111127 concrere covered back porch. central alt. Bll12stor~ebldg 'h acre lot, 'h mile bettind Muon 514,000. 304·773'· 5361 Business Office spiKe · Store ap.et in Pt Pleasant, A One Real Estate Ph 304· 675·5104 35 Lots & Acreage 7 acres, 2 barns. 1 septic tank and rural water for 7.000, 814-UI-8699 Total electric lots available m the K Ba K Mob•le ttome p11k on 2146 Eastern Ave Move In now pay no rent until Jan . 1987, Ph. 304-675-3000 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 Bed room hou1e. fire placet. 6 room flouse, 928 f~rtt 1ve Ph 614 ·416-3946 after 4p m 1969 121160 Holly Park 2 bedroom, new car pel. vert nrce mus t 1ee $5950 00 Ph 614446 0175 6 room house 1 2 ac res Double car garage Located on Rosa Mill Bargain pr1 ced 520. 000. Call 6 14· 678· 2513. For sale 8 room house 4 lots E Mam St Pomeroy Call 614 985-4427 after 6 00 pm. House J)artty furmshed 5 acres on Rambow ~ldge Good hunt· 1ng $15 ,000 &.14 -853·5440 House for sate 380 Grlf'lt St , M•ddleport. 6 room. baltt, gar· a ge, worll shop f23 ,700 Make offer . Call 6U-992· 2602 Dune Buggy, p1pe frame, street llliJ'a l Needs engrne work e750 Of trade for good small d.rt bike or ridmg lawn mower Call 614-949· 2877. . 2 br, llllchen , bathroom. whh laundry roorn. living room & din ing room, all elec Approx 7 mllas from Pt Pt on Fit 62 2 tra<:uappro11 1 ac remoreorle11 overlook rng Kanawha River $40 000 Ca ll 304·875 ·15440 between 8 30 an d 4 ·30 & v,. FR , located 3 % miles out At. 588 $326 OOmo plus Oepo11t Ph 814 - 2&6-8789 or 614 ·21515 · :t Bedroom, 811th 6206 3 Bedoom houae Close to c;ty tc hoolt, inqu~re at 53 Garfield Ave.to,fadtemp 2 Bedroom house 63 Garf111ld Ave ref Adutu prefened. Sm1ll 3 bdr house. niee nttgh· borhood. c:1ty 1dloolt, no peh, couple or couple wrth ctMktren. f300 per month. O.poait , 1 v.. laue. References requ1red. Cell 614·446· 0122 1fter 4pm For ttrn· 4 bdr, 2 bttt'l, LA. k1tchen-din1ng room , f•nced bac:kyard t250 per month. f26 0 secur.ty down C•ll Stulet Reel Et.-te 614-«6-4208. Be~ut•fut 3 bedroo m hou1e In Syracuse Depos1t and r.teran· ce1 required Clll 814·992 6298 9· 5. Monday through Saturday 2 bedroom ttoute •or rent •n Mtddleport. CompletelY remodeled New carp«Jting through· out New Clbinett $275 ptr month plus d•po111 Call 614· 992·6868 ' ::::_:._:..:.:__ _~-- · IC- 304-676·3073 Small 2-bedroom home In Mid· dleport, 81th w1th tub 1nd shower. lttiCf'tad· garqe, verd. CarpBted, new stove and rlfrig· erator Just right for 1hngle or working couple Sorry, no peu er cttildren tcceptad 1116 monttt plus securitY deposit Phone 114·192-6292. after 6p.m, or wfttttnds 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 2 bedroom house in · country partly flnitf'ted. t 60 deposit S160 mont!\ plus utilltin 814843-r.t-440 ANXIOUS to sitll, :t bedroom house, new roof end wlnng, t38.000.00 negotiable. Pomt~ Pleasant 304-876·6939 le11se to J)urchau .Willable an three bedroom house, 1 acre lot, Jim Min Aotd or will accept 1rade-in on immed1ate purchue, NEW AND US£0 MOBIL! HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS, AT 35 PHONE 814· 448-7274. 14x70 FINtwood 3bdr . 2 b1ths Mldt sale, for more Info call 614· 388-8833 alt• 4 p m, for Rent 2 bdr , all utilides paid .sxcept .slec . furn or· unlurn , sec depos1t requ1red Conv.snumt loca11on Cell614·446·8558 or 614·446-4778 , 2 bdr fully furnished edults only ultl pa1d Call614·446-4110 In Eureka· nice and c lun , adults only No pets , depostt requ1red, 18000mo c all614-266· 1838 before 10e m 2 bedroom mobile home for rent Ph 614·446-0722. Mob1le Home 2 bedroom. fur· ntahed rn ;atll8olla , rent t200.00 mo. $20 .00 dtPOSit If Interested Ph 1,4·446 7699 days or 614 - 448 - 9539 ell'enmgs 2 bedroom In centen..-y Ph. 614 446-4292 3 Bedroom r1nch , Rodney V1l lage II. t286 00 per month. plus dtPOIII. references required Blackburn Realty Ph 614-446- 0008 2 bdr mobile home ., EY&f;reen Call614-446·7032 2 bedroom tr11ler for rent. Close to schools and atorn Call after 5•00 p m. 814·992· 6914. 12x65. 3 bedroom furn1 t hed. W-0 . awntng and underpmning 8200 plus deposit and utihtlts Ctaan 2 bedroom homt In t..ngtll'jlle area Stor8gl bulldlnv and cell• on 1 1cre lot 814 -742-2841 . House in Rutl.,d n..r Eltmtrl· twy School 11 25. per month, t12lli d~sit . IH in person only It car lot across from Clv1c Cant•. Absolutely no calls. Furnished Rooms FOf rent Sleepmg Rooms and l1ght housa keepmg rooms Pari! Centrll Hotel Call 614·446· 0756 Rooms for rent. day week. monttt Gallll'l Hotel Call 614 · 446·9680. Rent as low as S120 month Furn11hed room 919 2nd. Galh POliS 8115 U11ltties J)d. Share bath Smgle male Call 446 4416 after 7pm 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33. Nonh of Pomeroy Urge lots Call 614 -992-7479. Mob1l home lots. small Children accepled. At. 1. Locust Road Mob1l home lots, Oh10 R1ver Road and Potters Creak Routa1 304-675-1076 Business or Ofiiee Space tor rent New Haven 304 ·773 5024 or 304-882 3287 49 For Lease Wmter special t400 00, 1 year tease min1 f..-m, 14 acres , 2 miles from town bt1ck ttouse, central heat and air co nd , new deck garden, amall barn. pond, 304 875-6276 Merchandise 614·992· 7479. For rent or sale 14x70, 3 bedroom. toni elewk: 275 Ptt' monttt. i11dudn w1ter and1 * . - . .. • ao . ......... r .....• 2 bedroom mobrle ttome, Middleport. 0 Reference with security deposit 304-882-3267 or 304-773-51):24 Mobile home1 , 8200 OOto S275 00 monttt. water and leWIII included. 814-448-0497, K • K Mobile Homn. 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homn , 304 675-3000. Two bedroom trailer, couples one small child, reference• and depo1it. Everett Schw•tz. At 1 Locu1t Lane. Po1nt Plutal'lt back ofK&K 2 bedrooms, all furnishad . mo bile home, Gallipolis Ferrv. HUO approved I ·C, ;u furnace , c~ty water Call 30•· 578 -2132 or 576 ·2083 2 bedroom trailer. lit corteht10n. washar & dryer, 1180 00 plus utilit le1. referenctt required Ga11ipolis Fe"¥. 304-675· 3218 44 51 Household Goods - cn. Mo 1\ebtlng or dt'tnklftv C•" 614-367-7287 Apartment for Rent 2 bedroom hou se for rent Ph 614·446·0722. 614 992·2094. 45 446·2430 "' 446·0608 Call 614 446 -8699 , a• r pool, ule or trade A-ONE Float Estate Ptt 304·675· 5104 Houses for Rent 1984 Schult 3 BA . 14X70 wlttt 7ft X20 exp1nds on LR & OR . has space uver mu:rowava in ll1tchen Total electriC, 2 full baths Ownarw11l help finance II •nterested call 614-"6·6725 Must Sell Buildings Beaut1 lul home m Flatwoods area of Pomeroy ava1labht New k1tchen. bath. & carpeting Call 614-446-2359 ~ cat1ons lor r&ntal ut11tance for low in come tenior citizens Contlct Village Manor Apt Middleport 614- 992 ·7787 , Equ1l Houstng Opportunity. One bedroom. tDtll electric, unfurm&l!ed ap•tment Water free C1ll 614-992·6742 or Homes for Sale 3 bdr , air, pool, ga rage Ntce Commerc1al property, corner lots & f't•gf'tway frontage l tst with us We heve bu>rers A-One Real Estate· Broker Call 304 674 5104 or 304 674· 5386 41 ;,:li;A':'.;:,~~~~ T~~~.~:r: Cute 2 room cottage with battt, furntthed uttlltle1 paid, S55 00 wtek, depbttt required, 304 675-3100 or 675-!1!109 Real Estate 31 1 bedroom apt. lor rent Bas1c rent ttarta 121 & a month that mcludet all ut1lltin Depoalt "Writing 'Dear Abby' again?" 34 Monday, November 24, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Regency Inc: 2 bdr .. kitchen. nice good location, furnltf'ted, rta1onable C1tl 304-676· 5104 er 304-675-7437. Nicely furn1s hftd mob1le home CA & heat. e11e&l. loc:ation, adult a only Call& 14·446-0338. S.13Yz 3rd, Ave, 1 bdr. priVate bath S140 per mo Oepotit requmed Call 614·446-4222 between 9 & 5 Furnished apt. 1225 Utilit1e1 paid 1 BA , 920 41h G1lhpolr1 446·4C16 aft• 7pm Fur011had apt. 1 bdr I 225 utilh1e1 paid 701 4ttt Gallipolit C1ll 44'6·44 16 after 6 pm Furn11hecl efficiency t160 u11li11n paid. sh.-e bath, 701 4th, Gallipolis C•II448·C416afttr6 pm . Furnished 3 rooms 11nd battt, clean. 1duln Of'lly, no p111 Call SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62· Olive St , G1 lllpolis Naw & used wood -coat nove~. 6 pcwood LA suite $399, bunk beds 1199. antron recliners 199. new a. used bedroom SUitM, ranges, wringer washers, & sttoes. New liv1ngroom tuttes t199-1599, lamps, •lso buying coal & wood IIOII'eS Call 614· 446-31!'i9 County AJ)pliance. Inc Good used eppliances 11nd TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Mon thru Set . 614-446-1&99. 627 3rd Ave Gallipolis, OH V•llev Furniture, new 8. uud. Large te<:ttOn ol quality furn iture 121 e Eastern Ave . Gatllpolts. LAYNE '$ FURNITURE • Sofas and Cf'taiU pnced from f395 to U96 TBbles 150 and up to $125 H1de·a·btds 8390 to S695 Recliners S226 to 1376. lamps 828 to 8125 Qmetles S109 and up to 8495 Wood table w·6 charn S285 to t795. Oetk S100 up to S375 Hutches and up Bunk beds complete w-mllttressn t296 and uptot395 B1bybeds $110 & S116 . MatlresNsorbox •J:~ringa full or tWin 883, ffrm 873, and S83. Queen sats 1225. King 1360 4 drawer chtll $65 OretMtl 189 Gun cablneh 8, 10. Ill 12 gun Gas or eteCinc range *375 Baby mattressM 835 •Ill f46 . S.d framH 820. 830 & King frame t50 Good selection of badroom suites, metal Clblnett, headboards f30 lnd up to $66, ••oo Ustd Furniture W•sher &· dryM. gas renge , wood tlble & 2 ban ct1ts, beds. dresser, wood wardrobe. 3 mites out Bulnilte Rd , Open 9AM to &PM. Man thru Sat 514-446·0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Walflert, dryers, refrlgllrlltors, ranges . Skaggt Appl1anc es . Upper RIVItf Rd . betide Slone Crest Mot~ 61C-446-7398 Electric counter top ltD'ie & oven, copper colored 81SO. Automatic Washer 8125 00, amlll etec dryer &100.00 2 rtclinert 830 00 aach Call 614·446·161·9 514-441-3005 N1clly turnttfled 2 bdr aJ)I Aduha only Inquire at cornet" F1rst • Oltve St 11 Stteppards Sal111 II Sennce Flower couch & love nat. good condition 245· 6128, t Furnlatted •partment, upalaiu Adults only . all utilities p11d Call 614·446·9523. 2 bdr. newly redecorated. all utilities pllid, nMr McDonlkls C11t 114· 440· 7026 Nice l1rge 2 bedrooms. Main at. Chnhire, clun. turnish.t, wa· ter ptld t200 00 mo Ph 614·246·6818. Furntttted Apt. for rent. 1 or 2 adulta only. W••r and trash plok·up •ncludtd. Vou pay tlectrlc, 1200 00 per month plut security dfpotlt C1ll 814· 441·8211 1ft•l:30. Modern 1 bdr, 1partmwrt. Slngl• PM'IDn prtltrrad . No pen. Ret· erence. Call 114· 441-206F.i at· ter lpm Elee. Range 381n. f95 00, Elec. Renge COin 175 00, Elec . Aenge 30in IVOCIIIO 1125 00, 2 1lc, range• 30 1n wh ite *1211 00 e.ach Elee, dryer cop· pertone. gaa dry'' f95 oo. Kenmore lutom~tic Wither 186.00. &k1ggs Appliances, I,Jpper Alv.,. Ad Ph 614 ·446· 7398 For 11le good utecl color TV 's c111i 814·446·1 149 Large retrtger1tor freezer. G E , 1elt -detrott Clll · 814· 992 · 2892 or 81~· 441 · 7248 Pickent Uted Fumitura. ~ood qullity ulfld furniture Open 8 to 8 0t Clll for appolntmtnt. :104-671-1483 or 675-1460 Cr~hmatlc chllr, light tan, exc cond. 304· 875·4616 fffloncv opt completoly fur- 64 Misc. Merchandise nlttMd, ut1lhl11 plld nesr Rio Grande Cotfege Ptt. 114-«1- 1323 or 514-245-8170. Furnished ll)t. , 3 rooms & Httt, llllulil;tiel Pd. 1210 DO mo. 210 founh ne Call 814 · ~1- 0544 !----------,-- 1729. 73 SAVE your loved ones 1on,e of the sorrow & eMpenu Purchn· lng memortal property before Memory o.., •• , Call614-592- 55 Building Supplies 63 Livestock For sale a Kimball Fun Sw~nglt" ' Co.nerele blocks all Sties yard or 150 twenty week otd reldy to lay Organ and 1 1978 Honda Min1 delrvery. Muon sand Gallipolis H and N Leghorn Pulletslocatlld Trail 70 00Calll!14-446-3993 Block Co . 1231Ja Ptne St , ne• Pomllt'oy Call 614·992· Gathpoha. Ohio Call 814 -441· 2164. Browmng SWeet 1 6 g11uge 2783 8550 00, Ruger Modal77 L.W 3 Hertford Halfm Calvn for 270 new $326 00, Savage 99 tall Call614·742 · 2014 Pole Buildings by Quality w11h scope 30:30 S250.00,Siv· Bwlders. Workshopa, carpont. age Ansdlutz 22 Cal new anrmal 1hfilteu, g11ages Ftllfl 6 yaer old Quarter Horta. 8360 00 Ph 614-446 -7019 estlmetts Phone 814- 384- .geldtng, ttas been thown 4· H, 886000 ftrm , 304· 876-6799 6762 Schwmn 10-spead bic1cle , after 5 30. Cannon sure shot 35mm C l· mara. Weatherby 22 calibur r1fle 56 Pets for Sale Ph 614-245-9109 torpricet 64 Hay & Grain Mixed hardwood slabs. 112 ptf bundle Conlammg appro.11 1 V1 tons FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pomeroy, Oh1o. C1U 614· 9926461 Firewood Seasoned hardwood. spht and dellll'ered 840 Ex-large P U. loed. 614-992 -3110 LP Gas Stove Warm Morning 65,000 BTU Complete wlttt blower. Cost 8799.96 sell tor 8300 Call614-985·4149 Coat. delivered Run of Mine, 842 1 ton: Lump, S56 a ton; Call Don Hoyd. Forest Acres Park, Rutland 814-742· 2600 Coal delivered Run Of Mine, 842 a ton, Lump, t56 a ton , Call Don Hoyd, For.att Aeret' Park, Rutllnd 614· 7U·2600. Firewood for sate. 836 per load or 5 loads 1150 delivered and stacked Call 614-949·2601 aft~~r 5 .00 Uvlng room furn;ture (couches, chairs, table1, lamps, mirror), naw Western Httt (6lf1 ). guitar, mise Call 814-992-32&7 Dregonwyntf Cau~ Kennel CFA HimBiayan, Persian and S1ameu kittens. AKC Ch,ow puJ)piet C•ll 614-448-3844 after 7PM Groom & Supply Sttop Profa1110n11 Service, all styles, all breedt, nate At 1• 1 Gllhpohl, Oh1o 46631 . Jul•eWebb. Ph FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS, Call 304-676-1090 24 pc naw ctuna 126 00: 43 Old Album• 820 00; 1913 Browme camera 120.00, bo11 leh over yard Mleltems 815.00 tor alt. 304 675·61 18. Cttrittmas Trees Seltct your tree. Cut it anytime before Chr111mas •12 .00 •nv size Newell '& Christmas Tree Farm Hang1ng Aoek Rd . Muon, WV , 304-773 -5371 or 882-2888 1 'h year old Rabbit 8e1gle, good markings Ph. 6'1'4·446-8170 ----------- AKC Reglstet'ed Sibertan Muaky puppiet. bottt parents on premlsn Cell 614 -949-2940 after 6p.m. AKC mm11tur~ Dash Hound pupp1111, AKC .registered Ptkin· gese puppleJ f200.00 each puppy Ph 114-448·7920 AKC Reg. German Shephard pup Beautlf~o~l • lovetble. EKeellent Chriatma• gHt C1ll -e 14448-421 1 or 614-446-9779 AK~ Registered lanett Hound pupt 6 weeks old Tri-colored. Motttar and ~thef Clan ba INA Dog hou 1e. med ium 1lze dog, l.llC . cond. l25 , boll 1prlngt, e11c. cond 126 , matching mat · tfen free wit h boJI 1pnngt, wood grain. drapery rods no. IICf't 304·875-li578 Build•ng Suppllet Surplus-Closeouta·Buyoutl 1 Wood burning sheet metal stovu s1mltar to Frenktin f59 95 each or 2 for 1100 00 2 Steel Insulated prehung door '•· oo brick mold 69 96 · 3 lntertor pr~ung dOOf' l all Sties and fm11hn t29 96 uch 4 42" \(anitvwhh (81 m~rbletop S149 95 81th 1 5. 6" by 20' Whhe commtfetal gutter 1 00 per ft . 6. 1 end 2pc Fiberglaattub't and s how , rs wf'tht 1nd colon 11!19.95 to f199 95 7 Pretin1shed olk flooring W' T 11 2lA"W rtndom length T G Gunstatk and natural tlnlth 81 .75 tq ft. 8 , 60% off Vinyl ai di ng tnm 0 S Corntn f4 00 , Inside Corners S3 00, 1 2-J Chane! S1&0 00 (51 eolort. 9. Wood Roof Truss 20' to 20 ' 110 DO to 26 00. 10. Tempered lnsl'lated Olsu P•nelt. V," T 11 32"W x 76" H f29 96 each. 11. Scrubbable prtplllld vlnyle walt covering doubta roll •e 99. 12. lntulat•d whlteuorm door's 1 V.T X 38 "Wx8D"H Reg . f129 .96 Now Ul .915. 13. 4"118 "~tlh" R. Gu•d Foam ,Board Fotl Face, 13.89pe 14. Deco rator Wood Paneling t6.89 Seconth u 19 16.keyed or Bed (AI lodct S3.99 aach. 16 5pc. Hlgttt Gloss tub wtll klu with shalvatl28 915 . * Celllhtn't Utact Titt Shep. Over PENN'S WAREHOUSE 1,000titH, .iZIIt12, 13, 14. 16, Welltton, Ohio 18, 18 15 8 mtln out At 218. • 514·384·314& Cllll14·251-1261 8Diys8to5 01.800 00 Ph 514·446 -0577 ,.. Julius Boros Cll 0 (I) ABC News ,, German Shan Hair Pointer, excellent bird dog. f76 00 30C-87S-21S9 3 beagl•• for sale. 7 year, 4year, 3 montht. 1300. for 111. 304- 675 -3796. K1mb1ll ptlno. 1rt11t COI'Itole Cat•l 304·87&-2S1 1 after 4 :00 pm. 58 1971 Cobra part1lllly r•tored hQ AM FM Ca~..n , P8 . PS. rebuilt 4-speed. vood condition Ph 614-245·91152or614-448· ' Coli 614·....,·2746 1 983 Oldemobilt Roy•le, e~tcel · lent condition PS , Pl. cruise control, re• dlfro1ter, crushed velvttsuts. 4dr., sttver. Priced tosellat S41500 Caii448·084D or 440·1429 after 6pm 1974 Dod.. ucellant running condltlon, jutt wlnterl1ecl , alact· rk: Hits. body In good shape. new tirn, new batlery, and AM FM In dash caultt t400.00 will t.ke anything in on trade 636 Jackton Pille, Apt88 -8. Qltllpohl, Ohio across I rom Donneti' s 1872 Ouatlf, good shape 8) IUIO, *595 00 cell 614·446· 2468. 187:1 VW. one owner 31 ,000 ectull miles, fae~:ory AC. •ectric r.. r defaulter. 4 new r1dl1l ftrn Appltt, Ill large lilt, 7 varieties, by bag or bushel, all fl'ultl and vegetablll. WI accept lood tlamps, open 7 deys, Jaekt Fruit Mkt, At 3G, Hender5on. W Va 81 Plymouth-Champ, good con- dillon 11 .700.00.Ph. 614·266· 1386 19B6 Chevette 2·door. 17,000 mH" *3500 Coli 614·446· 8528 72 Buick Electra, 4155 eng . 0250 C.ll614·448·496l 1978 lincoln Mlr1t 4 Only 84,000 miles, Good eondi1ion, Flrtt *1750 tllkH it CaM 114· 742-2753 ~ Savage 22 Hometh1gtt powerad rtfte f326 . ortradefor8700ear Staver with regulw tnd Deer Slayer berrel Call 814·992- 3621 For tale or trede. AOHA mwe end c:olt. Mare it bred to AOHA P1lomino stallion. Call 814· 949-2.&6 evenmga · or 814· 992-7863 F,11111 Suppl1r.s (:. Lrvt:>tut:k 61 Farm Equipment U S 36 Wett. Jac"kson , Ohio 614·286·84!11 Mauev Ferguson, New Holland. Bust. Hog Salet & Ser~lce Ov• 40 used 1r1Cton to choose from • c:ompiBta line of new & used aqulp,mant. Llrgett 1election in S.E Oh10. JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 36 W, Gallipolis. Ottlo. C•lll514· «6· 9777, tve 614·448·31592 Up front trac· tou with warranty over 40 uted lracton, 1000 toola. New •nd used Plrtl for Whttet, O~vera. M·M. Oaut.l tr.ctorl. S1dars Equipment Co , 304· 675-7421 1974 LTD Ford, 400 en9in11. n81d1some work As1• UOO. 1979 Oattun 310 AM·FM .Cisutte. good mil•age, front wtteel drive $1495 080 Call 614· 992-7039 er 1114· 992· 7606 15,000 bush.. grain bin lor rant, Morven's Woodlawn Farm, 3~ · 875-1280 or 576·2276 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying ah-'1 corn or e• Call forlatenquot• . Rlvw City Farm Supply. 114-446· 2985. ~orn . Want to buy pickup lo~ of corn. 304-682-3110. CCC Generic Cenltlcttes. 304· 175·1107 Livestock Quarter Hon• 2 waenllnga. 1 bfood m••lft taul, call 8\lanln;s Ph , 11-·446· 2075 I<'RANK AND ERNEST HOME FURNISHINGS GM eutomattc trantmiuion ' luted & rebuittl Includes 350 ' short tlii fer chevy truck AlsOa chryaler V8 transmlnlon. 111 good condltton. Ptt. 614 · 446- · 0966 Z CAN'i fiND THE' l·iU:>E:·A-gEP$ ANYWH~~~. 1976 Chrysler automatic transmillion with under dr~ve, w•ll fit lchool bus81 • recreationll : vehicles. In good shape Ph II - ~/'• I .., . MacGyver and a lovely deaf woman become tnvolved tn a plot to steal a QUidad mis· SilO 350<:ttevy engine1nd tnntm••· &ton, 8175. 304-571 2704 Horseman' ALLEY OOP Cll MacNeii·Lahrsr Newshour ~ G @ Kate & Allie iCC) Kale and Allie flashback 10 the 1970's, when bo1h were 2 Mohawk snow tlt81 · H 70-16, very low mileage wear. 836 00 for both. 304-875-6884. young brides awaiting the btrths of the~r ftrst babies 79 Motors Homes & Campers llil Wonderworks: Jan'o Place (CC) When a young - - - -- -·" g1rl's parents seek a dtvorce. she looks for a lawyer to re· presen1 her (60 m1n ) IAI 10 ft t lide-1n camp•. fully aelt cont•ined for tale SBOO Cell IW MOVIE: 'Hold The Dr01m' Pan 1 614·949·2013 8:06 ())MOVIE: 'Red Dim' 8:30 D ffi ®Amazing S~aa (CCI Tho drab lifo of a 1,0· year-old girl living wi1h har Serv11:es 81 72 Ford pidlup run1 good 060000. Coli 514·256·1208. 19715 Cttevv Sitverado 4 · door 1 ton duel wtt•ls 13,000 00 or batt offer Ph I14·2C5·&600. out Hubs . Dll•l nh1u1t , 13,11100 DO call614·245·12•1. use 81 o pick·up. Sttort bad whh llidlng glus wlndow, sun roof, AM -FM cenette, Qnly 19.000 mil• Asltlng•osoot 01 talt.e ov• payments, C•l 114· 848-.2212 tft• .I •00 p m ·lc1974 Ford F110, 381 engine, IJIC. work vehiclt with like new aluminum topper , nltda some body work . As It •Hfi. C•tl 514·742·2741. 1974 Ford F110. 351 onglnt E1c.tlent work vahtcl• wlttt .. e ntw alufNnum topper, needt eoma body WOI'Il. As Ia 1815. Phono 014-742· 2746. 1973 International ftet bed IS tpeed trensmlnion, 2 speed IJitf Clll 814-181·4107 '71 OMC 350. AT. PB , good paint, camper ' top, meke oHer, 1910 Ford pickup Flattteed tlx. ood cond, • 1,200 00. 304- l 76-5123 . . mean stepfather rs bnghtanad when she discovers 'hole people' living tn a dned ~ well In Stereo EEK & MEEK Home Improvements BUT WE. HAl.{ 10 UR3RAC€ a.R !IAPa411JIOO CHIPs BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncoodlt1onal llf11lma gultln· tee. Loc.l ref•'"* fumithed . Frwe eatim81es Call collect 1·614· 237·0488, day or night Rogers Basement Wattrproofinv. PRINT NUMBERED II lETTERS " • UNSCRAMBLE FORI ANSWER • said... 'SIT on IT." BRIDGE James Jacoby DID '10/..d.,.FJND 1')-jAT THC¥.JcfiiH l'kA.TcHOCOI..ATc I PLIDDIIN(i IM"\6 KINDCl'OiE:WY. ®I D @ Newhart iCC) A series of btzarre events threatens to destroy Dick's dream of an old·fashroned Thanksgrvtng. lilJ Making of o Continent. • 9:30 MONEY IN TH' WOODPILE Plumbi,ng , AND HEATING General Hauling SNA·K E!! 1H~ IF 'IOU WER.fi. James 8oys W11er Serv• ce Also pools filled Clll614·256-1 141 01 614 446 · 1175 or 614- 446· C~OOII..~ !SWIMMING, WHICH eAT A WOUl-D YOU RA-rHeR HAVE;: AC,;tOCOOII-15 7911 - -·-/" Wattenon ' s W1'1er Haulmg . rftasonable rate•. 1mmedlate 2,000 gallon dehvery, cisterna. pools, welt, etc: c111 :104· 576 . 2919. Colli, l1mntona: gravel, etc " Delivered 1 ton and up J lm Lanier. 304 676· 1 :J47 or 67&· = 7397 ., , • ·~ .. .. ~ PEANUTS Upholstery WHILE WE'RE OUT 1-lERE, WE REALL'( 514.0ULD DO SOME 61RD WATCHING .. A & M Custom Couettes and ' ReuJ)holstery.' St. Rt 7. Crown Cit.v.' Ott 1114· 288 · 1470. Eve 814·446·3438. Open da1ly 8 to 5. S1t. 9 30 to 1 30 Old & new Uphottered Mowrey 's Up,holatllt'ing servmg tr1 county 1ru 21 years Tile ben 1n fum1tura uphofttenng Call 304 675 - 4154 for free ertlmatts a HAHAHAHA! confidential~ i1y 1n ch1ld abuse casas. (60 mini lliJ Aido Show: Artiata In· valved with Deeth and Survlvol A combinatiOn of performance and ,• ., ' Lessen Military uml llr1he Part ol am fliVOUa< documen~ 1ary iluatrstoa the 1mpact of AIDS in tha gay communi1y (60 min.) @The Honeymooners 11:30. (I) (JI ...t of Clreon Tomght' 1 gueata are Acnold Schw!!'zanaggar, Ed Be· Eatt Pass Pass 2+ Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 3t Openmg lead: +2 tie spade. If East discards a spade, South will make the I Oth trick with an· other small trump. Kauder casually dropped a monkey wrench into all ol this intricate bridge machinery by playin& a dub badr. ..al, ter wmnlng the diamond kin&. Now· ~ clarer could not return lo dummy l~e required number of times to get three ruffs in, and the contract had lo fail. 30 Paper or fah r1r 31 flnngJOY 32 G1ant 36 Latvian 38 Lush 40 Wager b7+-++-+- DAILY CR YPTOQUOTES - Here's how to work it : 11!2< AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW One leiter stands lor another ln. lhis sample A IS used for the three L's, X lor \he two O's , etc. Smgle letlers, apostrophes, the length and fonnation ollhe words are all hints. Each day the code letlers are different mtn.) doclor·patient Nortb s helte r encouraged to volunteer lo help protect a South Afncan runner dunng the Gotham In· v1tational Marathon. (60. @Nawo 10:30 ffi 8111 Cosby Show ffi Rollermania eCDrNN New• llil Thio Old Houoe (CCI 11 :00 D ffi@ e (HI@ Nawa ffi Hardcntla and McCor· mlck ffi Soaring: The Quiet Challenga (R). II ffi M'A'S'H Cll Monaglng Our Mira· claa: Heolth Core in Amar· lca Panelists doba1t the w... C'tV€t 39 41 42 43 44 dered 10:00 ffi Surfing (I) MOVIE: 'The Villain' • CD Odd Couple Cll Aaaignmant Africa: In· oida Story Special Edition ®J G (HI Cagney & Lacey (CCI Precinct detecttves are Cor Fourth end Pm e Gallipolit, Oh10 Phone 614-448 · 3888 OJ 614· 446 4477 Vulnerable Neither Dealer Soulh 37 rhine'"' lnhabttants. (60 mm ~ ®I (HI Deoignlng Women Julia and Su!· anne's mother and her fnend vtSII for Thanksgiving and 1nvest1gate a mystery when a Sugarbakers client ts mur: & Heatmg • 96 +84 35 "Diamond canyons of the North Amer· 1ca and the evolulton of I heir I HID MV tAK7 .AK8642 l un l footage shows the great BUTTER · AN'·EGG SOUTH 34 Ma.'IOn'• Corrldon of Time (CCI Film ~ARNEY Ashby Conuructton. carpen · tery. ramodeling, room addition, cement bloc:k work. roofing, mt•ior •nd eJitarior plintmg, sid1ng Rooting Free ett•mates, 304·675-5445 or 676· 5162 tJ 9 3 7 Deletion 8 Anticipate 10 Tcnn in offi ce 25 Impels 12 Stairway 26 flrewm g post pouch 17 Poem 27 "My - Cnes 20 Learning lor You" 23 Spoken 28 ShinLo 24 Italian c1ty temple city mtn) _:..:__:_::.::__~--- ' .t K1076 24 Make healthy 28 Golfer's hazard 27 Relgian 28 Tasman , e.•.b-+-+29 Work un1t 30 SWISS 33 "C hances tionship.between the nse of modern medtcrne and the In· vent1on of stattstrcs (60 I • ! W.. • QJ 10 9 t KJ 5 DOWN I Fuss over 2 Outraged 3 Egg-shaped 4 Espouse 5 Rank 14 Trap U - lor tat 18 Negative 18 Stitch 19 Tnck 21 Function 22 M1ne output 23 Russian program looks at the rela- or 875-7147 • 10 7 3 2 7fifi homers 6 Ch1nese 13 Crrrumvent dyna..'lty New York Jato at Miami Dolphin& iCC) 13 hrs I Cll Day the Unlvaroa Changed: Personal VIew by Jamao Burke (CCI This r1enctd carpW~ter. alectriclan, muon. painter, rooflnglinclud· ing hot tlf application) 30C· 117 ACROSS I Stream 5 Roi de cuisine 9 Rolt 11 He hit @ My Siater Sam (IJ Q Cll NFL Football: MODELING Cl-1\Y'l! MODEL.INEi'CLAY I PUT IN YOLJR l.L.JNQ-j BOX ":4 •s .,e;,p!l( mrn} MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP EAST tJ84 WEST tQ 9 6 2 A1!uP .. t,;'tl..,ro " br THOMAS JOSEPH 9:00 UffiGIJMOVIE: 'The Ted Kennedy Jr. Story' (CCI ffi 700Ciub ffi Skala America t 988. Men'o Competition (60 AINOLES 'S SERVICE. oxpo. 85 tional champtonships. Jimmy was a formidable adversary, but I have not seen h1m for a while at North Ameri· can championships. However, thts re· port from a lr1end who played w1th Kauder recently at a Calilornia rub; her bridge club shows that he ts as sharp as ever. Although you may not like the bid· ding, accept it and then place yoursell in the East chair wtlh Jimmy Kauder Aga1nst the four-heart contracl, part· ner leads the two of spades. Declarer wtns the ace and plays a diamond to dummy's queen immedtately. You wtn the kmg ol diamonds. What next? If you routmely return a spade, note the consequence. Declarer will w1n the king and play A· K ol hearls. When de· clarer reabzes trumps are not break· mg, he will resort to makmg the contract by scoring his lr11mps "en passant." He will play a diamond to tbe ace alld ruff a diamond, then a club to the queen and another diamond ruff. Finally, a club to the ace and an· other club. If at any lime East lrumps 10 front or him, South wtll shed his lit· · warn1ngs that Aunl Elsie wtll take over the household Fetty Tree Trimm1ng. stump removal. C11t 304·675· 1 331 82 merous North Amencan and mterna- her 601h birthday at her apartmant, despne Penl's 2464. ll·ll·ll +A Q5 2 J1mmy Kauder comes from a bndge-playing lam1ly HIS late lather was a well-known hie master; his mother, Mary Jane Farell, won nu- vttes her Aunt Elste to spend II RON ' S Tatevtslon Service House calla on RCA. Ou1ur. GE . Spec:l81ing in Zenith. Call 304· 876·2398 Of 614- 446· 895·3802 a NORTH t10 53 ., 3 t A Q8 4 By James Jacoby iCC) A nos1algic Sam 1n· SWEePER 1nd tewmg m.chlna rep1lr. p.ta, and suppliet. Pick up 1nd deltvery , Davit Vecuum Cla•ner, one hall mile up Georgtt Crlll4t ~d Can 614446·0284. . 176 - 208~ Gumming up the works (]) Zenhtt NFL Mondly Night Match-Up Now York ®J IIIIII III Hollie - Wlrine - Truly - Frlgflr - SIT 0! IT My wilt senl a cactus plant to iny office. I thought K her WBY, of apologizing until I read the m-g• attached. ~ at M1ami CARTER'S PLUMBING TNcks for Sale (60 II CD MOVIE: 'Comes a uoo. 304·576·2704. 72 piOCe·by·pleCe mtn,) 246·9694. 1975 Ford Pinto, goodworkCir, 304·876·2107. ~egllt•ed Budget tranSmiSsions, uted & rebuilt Tool converters • transfer cates Will delivm Cash II Cerrv ar ln11att catl614· 446· 4870 or 614 -379-2220. Rot•y or r::•ble tool drilling Mott wells completed nm•day. Pump utea and serv•ce 304- 01,500 00. 304·458·1559 • YESTERDAY'S SCIAJI.IITS ANSWERS spe- lllJ Barney Miller 7:05 (I) Sanford.and Son 7:30 IJ ffi (I) New Newlywed Gam a ffi NFL Films Presents l!ll ffi Too Close lor Com· fon 0 Cll Judge Cll Fine Romance ®I Wheel of Fortune Ill @ l1il Jeopardy @ Benson 7:35 (I) The Honeymooners 8:00 D ffi l1iJ A.L.F. In S1ereo. ffi Father Murphy ffi Magic Years in Sports Cll D Cll MocGyvor ICCI Auto Parts & Accessories Complele tnt cnuckle quoMd by f1Umg in the missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. Newshour Ill @ l1il Wheel of Fortune 1984 gray Chevy Cavt~lllf Auto trans., PS. clean. low mileage. new lues. Catl614-992-3703 1980 Plymouth Horl.1on TC3, L Ill CD M'A'S'H Ill Cll People's Court Cll Nil!htly Business Re· port ®I News llil MacNeil-Lehrer Honda. CB 900 Custom. lo1dad with Hondaecceuorin, AM·FM cauette, S1600 XL 260 for pertsl50 304-882-3397 76 I s I v EER where he ts work1ng on an upcommg NBC-TV two-hour " Remington Steele" ctal An opera company in our oom· munlty invites subscription reMW&Is with the slogan: "We're Making- To You." O 1!,7.-,.;ll;...:;..l..:.,l,.::...;lr.,.9~~~ --.L......L.-...1..-.1.-..J.L.....J ET vts tts actor P1erce Bron· son on location tn Mex1co 1981 Honda, CX 600 for 1111. exc. cond 8660 30•· 882· 2436 1979 Plymouth Volere 15 cyl, auto. elf , t760. Call 814 949· 2877 1972 Chevell SS 350 4 barref. 4 speed Good Condrtion 81800. Csll614 ·843 5386. E:..:P.,..I .,::1 ~=::::::::::::..:~ .. Cll Entertainment Tonight 79 XlCH Sporttter. 9,600 ongi· net mllet s.. Leon· Baden Rotd 2 miln south off Rt. 87. Stlfkt Tree and Llwn Service, Hedges, sttrtJbt , bushes trimmed , landscaping and stump removal. lAiaf removal 304· 576· 2010 or &78· 2842 1974 lTD Ford, 400 engine Needt teme ~ork At It UOO , Phone 614· 742 ·2745 . mick 1979 Chevy ob4 350 ong. Lode lntern1tlon11 1260 Grinder Mlur, aJIC cond, 304· 273· 4215 63 . , - - - - - - - - ·1<- ...,::..D.:.,.1T.:..:;.E..:.:.R mSportoCenter LIVB S1apleton't Cycle Rebuildebte cycles a. parts . C1U 614·446· 7414 after 5 p m on w81tkdays Ford 4·wheel drive, front end 81 transter case t350 00 Ph 814· Ph 387-0160 . Fruit & Vegetables Motorcycles 1979 LTO II. AC,PS,PB,AT, S60li.OO Ph. 614-448 -3093. :r, ..-l , . I I I' I .11 ~. . . ,.:~:. :U;., I6.: .E -II r:! Cll Doctor Who ®l G @ CBS News llil Body Electric IW Good Times 6:35 Cll Down to Earth lnS1oroo 7:00 II ffi PM Magazine ffi Hardcastle and McCor· ----------- 614-446-0966. uoo.oo Ph. 614-446-3093. low to form four Simple words I'll CD Hogan's Heroes • 1978 lTO II, AC,PS ,PB,AT, 1980 Trans AM. low mileege, auto, PS. PB, 11ir stereo, CB, asking S4.500 000 Not 1 hot rod, It not sold will 1M traded in CROSS & SONS 245 -5121 . 1973 S.dan o.vme 57.000 mlltl, new radlalt, many new P•tl Very good c:ondtt10n 2 Regln•ed Pft Bull pupp• for Ale or trade C.U 814 ·B43· 6154 882·3397 Building Mat&rllll Block. brick. 1awer pipes, wm dows, h.ntel1, etc Claude Winten, R1o Grande, 0 Call 814· Mercedes 1978 450SEL 4-door XX S~ •P loaded w1ll trade 1-814· 886 -7311 7270. Couch. cttalr and colfee table, good• cond1riDn, 1100 304- 55 Building Supplies Autos for Sale $126 C.ll614-567-6758. For sale, pool t"ble, e11c. cond m slate top 8500 304·675 2162 after 4 30 06 Aem•ngton pump w ith !Cope S250 304· 895· 3630 Transpurtation 71 3A Heavy duty lov sphlter, ~" cyl , 41 " st rolle, 18 gal. per min. 2 st1ge pump, 16 H.P. motor, e111re powerful LAr'!Jfi round baln of ttay 110 each, Square bal&l, t1 , 25 elctl Call 614-446-10&2 after&. 614-445-0231 Pnot AHI.ia.d. CJ.Hidly Teddy Tony' • Gun RBpWI , tlot reblu .-..~ Milt&, AKC r-ott1erld Chow •ng Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Chow pupp1es Rudy to go Call 304-675-4631 home Nov 19 Red,biJCk, exc. blood line, peymant plan aveile· Surplus regular army camou- ble The perfect Chnstmu Gifl fl•ge, Carham, Denim, Rental 304-675·1799 after S:30 clothing . camouflage coveralls no 00, H 0 • "Sem" Som• rville. (Sgt. U.S.A.F Ret.) Eeat 57 Muiical of Raven1wood. Fri. S11, Sun. Instruments 12 00·8 .00 PM. olherdeyaatter ' 4.00 PM. 304-273-6866 Shep for Cttristmat with SEE~ ... 1975 GMC ven, rebuilt engme. "' transmiasion. new t~res • 11600 304·678 2681 4 ~~~~~~;:;;:;~~;:~~~::;;.~~~~~~ 74 6151 Ft ra,.vood for tale 1315 p1 ck- up lead Delivered. Maap Voud!ers accepted Call614· 742· 2466. CAN'T VA 1979 Jeep J·10 pickup 4 wd. _, exc cond 304-676-3641 . 11· 1-tf letters of ttle four scrambled words be· News ffi Big Valley ffi Mazda Sportolook 1!1) CD Jefferoono Cll 3·2·1 , Contact iCC} llil Secret City lllJ Facts of Ufe 6:05 (I) New Leave It to Beaver 6:30 II ffi 11iJ NBC News ffi Action Outdoors with CAPTAIN EA:;.:::S..:..Y---. Sawmill 3 BloCk 1tandard size. new wood, good cond1110n $1 ,600 00 with out blade or power unit Ph 814-441·8038 Q Rearrange e:oo u moo 111 oo oo aHnHlll 1982 Jeep CJ-7, Ren~ade package, 258·6 eyt 5 spd hard top & 1oft top, 42,000 mil... , Ell.ceUent eonclltloh Retail book: value, U200. SellinG price. 15600. Call 614·448-7289. '86 Chevy S10 trudt, 4 wheel drive. 4 speed, f7,460,00. 304-676·6643 . , . 5 00. PUll Ill EVENING 1 978 Dodge Power W•gon • Wheel ~nve Ph 614·388 -9688. • Fall 11 for plentlng trees & bushes, also fill dirt & top soil Dlvtsons Landscaping Ph 614268-1427 TIIAr DAllY 11/24/86 4141 Zenith 'tul'nt•tMe. c assette tep a dack, turner amplifier, UOO 00 ligf'tted sterlo cabinet 8100 00 814-387-0394 9646. - - - - - - - - · lc- Vans & 4 W.O. 1982 Subaru 4 WD wagqn, VG • cond. 83,360 Call 814-448· Firewood delivered O•k Ba hick ory, :~plit , HEAP voucher, pickup load S35 Caii614·446·22Z3or 614-446-3028 Ltve Xmes trees, mulch, stone, f~tewood & coal delivered Help vouchers acc:epted Con's landscapas Call 614 -446· Television· Viewirig Two 1973 White trelghl lmen, both good eottd, 304 -45B Firewood for sale 130 00 PU lo1d. C1ll Roger Meade. 61 ,. 388-8417 Cub Cadet, Aid1ng Mower, 3pc Bedroom Su1t 20in. boys bike Ph. 814 446-4426 PomerQV-Middleport, Ohio November for Sale BORN LOSER Plastic c1stern slit• apprnvad, pl11tic septic tenks, plaatlc culverta. mttel cutvtrtt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , J•ck· son. Oh. 814·281 -r.t830 Call now tor brochure. Oh1o Valley need 11jus1good Memory commonsense Gardent. Call 614· 4C6·3816 Mel;• County Tn~cks 72 Lllrry Wright 54 Misc . Merchandise CR\'PTOQUOTES 11·24 K U WV R K8 P uw ER.IRWZ J NT Z , Rp R H .I ERJL - R \ r.; K NT Z J DWBV uw L ~QVX SNP.I IlVZ v..tenloy'o Ceyptoqaote: IF ONE TELLS TilE TRIITH, ONE IS SURE, SOONER OR t:A TER, TO BE FOUND OUT.~ OSCAR WJIJlE gley. Jr. and hollerar G10gar Mclamb !60 min.) !R) In Stereo. ffi SpomContar Live. e<DTaxl ® IB Magnum. P.l. · (JI Simon & Simon A.J and Rick's footloose Uncle Ray cons thorn into traveling to , a revolution~torn So\lth Sao Island to find h11 miss· e lng ex ~ busmess partner (70 min ) (Ri 12:00 ffi Bumo & Allen , ffi American Klckbo•ing from Atlanta, GA (90 mon 1 lA) (I) Notional G1011rsphlc Explorer (IJ D (]) News eCDRawhlde mscw �J Page-S:-'the Daily Sentinel Monday. November 24, 1986 'Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Area.girl Hqmequilders plan for _Christmas _party to take part Plans for the annual Christ mas party were ma-de when the Homebuilder s Class met at the Middleport Church of Christ. The potluck dinner party at the church was set for 6: .~0 p.m. on · Dec. 16 with Flo Grueser ; Coieen Va nMeter and Geneva Tuttle named to the dining room co mmitt ee; Ka thryn Eva ns, Clarice Erwin and Doris Carter. pro- • tn pageant Crystal Renee Holman has been selected to part icipat e In the Miss Junior American Pageant on Jan. 18 in Columbus. She · was selectedonthe basisolbeing photogenic. At the pageant she will have a · screen . test given by the Mis s Junior American Audio- Visual Unit and there will be judging on the bas is of beauty, poise and personallt y as well as appearance in sportswear and gown Crystal Renee Holman competition. Crystal has been in four other pageant s in 1984 a nd !985w inning- and Spice Baton and !/om Pam Pee Wee Beauty, Little Miss · Corps, Is a Brownie scout. and Model. flrs·t runner- up in the attends th e Sacred Hear t Little Miss Beauty at the state Chu rch. She is a second 'g •·ader at finals in Akron, a nd fou rt h the Raci ne E lementary Schoo l ru nn er-up in Littl ~ Mi ss and res ides in Racine .wit h her Wint ertbne. grandparents, Mr . ahd Mrs. She is a mem bet of the Sugar Robert Waldnlg. ' Southern FFA chapter captures silver rating Th e Southern FFA Parlimentary Procedure Team recieved a silver rating after coming In fourth place in the Subdistrict B parli a m e n tary procedur e contest. The Southern team will receive a s ilver bar at the an nu a l District 10 banquet. Ma king up the group are Bryan Dailey, Scott Ki ser, Mickey Eakls, David Custer. Shannon Wiliams. Bobby Salt sman, and Benny Dailey. The contes t is a n ou tgrowt h of the need to develop the abilities to participate effectively in and to conduct business meetings. This Includes not only proper ' participation. but recogni t ion of er rors . on the pari of other mem t.?rs. Th e opening and clos· in g ceremony a nd the bus iness meeting arc all .a part of the contest. Th e So uth ern C h ap t er members are now preparing for the publi c speaki ng contest to be gram ; Thelma Boyer and Dorothy Roach. clean-up committee.lt was derided that in lieu of a gift exchange each m~mber will give $3 to be used to help the nee!ly during the holiday season. Kathryn Evans, president, was in charge of the meeting. Thec lassvotedtopa ySI50 an·a new public address system bein g purchased by the church and to purchase two powsell ias to IX' used du ring the holiday season in the church. P lans were made to go to the Athens Mental Hea lth Center on Dec . 9 for a party. The gro up has made monthly visits to the facility for the past 18 years. It was agreed to cant inu e helping with the Chris tian hope rad io ·ime ever_,. Sund ay mornin g. Thelma Boyer was named to News of the Wolf Pen .community · Recent v is itors ol Mr. and Mrs. lion held at the home of Mr. and bara, Ashli, and Joshua Da vis, Clair Giles were Pau l (Tony) and Mrs. Frank Beatty for Bertha Bashan, visited recently with Roberta Hawk. Becky and Hart Moore and Eldon Moore. Mr. and Mrs. J. R . Murphy a nd Jimmy. Hebin, Ill. The Giles They were married at 1:30 In Peggy . Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy of enjoyed their granddaughter . Dayton, and all six ol the sisters two brothers were there. and Columbus were weekend guests who remained for a three-day While In Urbana Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy , weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. Giles s pent Giles vis ited Giles' s ister, Mella .Sr. and Mr. a nd Mrs . Biil McElroy, Jeff, Joey, and several days in Urbana having Rhoton In Moraine. Jim Murphy of Sonora, Calif, Jessica. go ne ther e for a surpr ise recepRol)ert Murphy, Robbie and John Mr ." and Mrs. Charley Smith E. M~rphy, Mrs. Joseph Evans spent several days here with Mr. and Jonathan of Racine, Mrs. and Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy John Downs ol Glous ter. Bar- arid Dani el. Da niels, W. Va . Brent andDeniscArnold. Hemlock Grove, arc a nnou ncing the birth of a seven pou nd. 12 oun ce son. Gran t Lane. on Oct. 29 at tho Holzer Medi cal Cen ter. Ma terna l grandparents are Marrin Whitr. At hens, and Na n Whit e. Memphis. Tenn .: Ma rv White. At hens, an d Margaret and Ha rl ey Haning. Pomeroy. great grandparent s. a nd Edna Haning. P o m eroy . g reat -!(reat grund pa rent s. Pater nal grandparr nts are Stacie and Marcia Arn old. Rac in e: Carrie Grucscr. Racine. a nd E ffi e Black. Rutlapd. grea t-grandmo thers. send blrt hd ay cards throughout ·th~ year; Kathryn Evans and Dorot hy Roach were named to be in charge of funeral flowers and send ing sy mpa thy and gel-well cards for the yea r. Dorothy BakE'r, Fairie Cole a nd Doris Carte r were named as the comm itt ee to head fun eral dinners which might ~ required• during the year. . ·F lo Grueser . Geneva Tutt le · and Coll een Van Meter ·served refres hments to . Ray ll)ond and , Falrle Cole. Dorothy a nd Ray· mond Baker. Diclr Forth , Clar' e nce E rwin . Doris Carter, Thelma Boyer, Do~o thy Roach. Kathrvn and Glenn Evans. Willa rd 'and · Nettie Bo.ver, Bill Gruescr. Clay Tuttle and Bud and Hazel Wilson. a1 y Vol. 36, No, 143 Copyrighted 1986 Arnold birth VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE HAVE HEARINC A/OS" CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 .. . .• ... ... ' ... RUT LAND r.a rd!'nf'r !' \\ill mrl'l Monda v night at the home ofSu zi Carprnt vr. Cam lnt rrna · MIDDLF:PORT tio na! Ord r r of .Job' s Daughter s mN't Mondu> ni ght. 7 : ~11 p.m .. Middleport Masonic TPmple. KOS et I•t•Ion.' RUTLA ND - Th<· Rutland \.arde n Clu b wili meet at ; : :!0 p.m. Monda)· at thchom!' nl Mrs. Nirholson . TuC'sda.v . 7 p.m . . • Regular Bt Menthol. Kings Bt 1005 SYRACUSE- Rel' ll'al b<'gins Tu~sda .v . S~· rat· u s e Church oft he Nazarenv. cont inu ing throu gh Nov , :lO; Trd Robin ~on evang<•list. Services at i p.m. wrC'k cvC'nlngs. 10:,10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. •• /QA, U,s Reagan. seeking • • • to stem critiCism By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP I) -Pres· !dent Reagan spoke clearly In denying reports that top aides nilght be fi red in the fallout from his secret dealings with Iran, but his voice was less emphatic when asked about his satisfaction with the staff. "I'm not firing anybody."' Reagan told reporters who pressed ' him Monday. Asked bluntly whether he Is satisfied with his senior advisers, how· e ver, the answer was less tha n an unequivocal e ndorsement . " Uh -huh," he murmured with a clenched jaw as most oft hose In question sat near him during a White House photo session. Reagan held a private strategy .aeoslon w.lth . his top advisers Monday afternoon to review the unstemmed criticism and political damage that has erupted from disclosure of the 18·month Iranian operation. Whit e Hou se spokesman Larry Speakes said the meeting was attended by Vice President George Bush, Secretary of State George Shultz, Secretary of Defense Caspar Welnbe rge~ . CIA Director William Casey, Attorney General Edwin Meese, White House chief of staff Donald Regan and Vice Adm . John Poindexter, the national security adviser who oversaw the secret contacts and arms sales. The White House stayed ow: cially mum about the meeting, which lasted more than an hou r, bu t speculation remained .high a bout an administrative shakeup, possibly after Reaga n returns !rom spending the Thanksgiving holiday at his ranch in California. In a copyrig hted broadcast. Honor given Henry Hunter, fourth from left in the above photo, was presented a plaque in &pprecl· ation for his hard work for Meigs County Democrats by the Democratic Executive Committee. In the pholo, I tor, are Norman Will, committee memher; Jan Michael Long, senator-elect; Rebec<a Triplett, Long campaign eoordl· nator; Jane Frymeyer, committee member; Hunter, Don Mullen and Edwin Cozart, also t'Dmmittee members. In the photo · at right, Long, a native of Meigs County, is pictured with Hunter. Lone returned to Meigs County Thursday night to attend a Meigs Democratic Party post· election dinner. district from · four to 3';{ An appropriation modification was made for the Chester Eleme ntary School. transferring $1.565 from one fund to another. Linda Well was spokesperson for a group of parents from the Chester PrO who voiced concern on the number of children enrolled In each of the primary grades, wit h the opinion that there are too many in each class and an additional full-time .or pa rt -time aide should be avalfable, and on the electrical system as It relates to safety and fire hazards. The board of educa tion agreed to check on the electrical system and will take Int o co ns ideration the employment of an aide. Holiday seasons are noted for deat hs totaled in the 102·hour two things: travel to vfsit period the patrol uses lor its seldom-seen relatives and, pro- . holiday period in 1983 was the portionately, Increased highway safest on record, . report s accident and death· toll figures . Indicate. • Elgh't years ago, 43 people Records show Thanksgiving Is no different. Over the last 11 were kliled in vehicular ace!· years 250 people - averaging dents during the 102· hou r period the patrol used for its holiday more than 23 deaths per year period In 1978. The worst Thanks· traveling In motor vehicles have been killed, according to Ohio giving death toll on record is 52 persons, registered in 1968. State Highway Patrol figures. "Thanksgiving is traditionally For the last five years, the a holiday when families travel to figures In Ohio have been far be with friends and loved·ones," lower than the 11-year average, Lt. Dan Henderson. commander none higher than the 19 regis· tered in 1981 and 1984. The 15 c: Pttltlp Morrla lnt 1986 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: S,moking By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal Injury, Premature Birth. And Low Birth Weight. It was noted also that persons· applying for new sidewalk per-: mils are being requested to)llake. th e m accessible to the: handicapped. · Councilman King also ex· plalned hi s negative vote re-. cently on ch anging a part·time employee to a full-time . em·: pioyee. Kin g said not only did ~ e: consider the additional cost but· that he had been advised that i full-time status employee is working only 32 hours by cho)ce and the additional hou rs are tContinued on Page 3) • The proposed athletic handbook was discussed, but no action was taken . The board approved $150 in matching funds for the purchase of 30 dictionaries for the Tuppers Plains School a nd $300 · for Riverview Sc hool, a two-year allotment , for the pur· chase of a VCR table. The ending date for the semes· ter was' changed from Jan. 9 to Jan. 16 lor the high sc!jpol, with semester tests to be adminis· tered on Jan. 12, 13 and 14. A learning disability tutor was , employed on a half· lime basis for the school year and hired were Nola Cline, substitute custodian. and Carolyn Smith, library· aide, custodian arid cafeteria worker . Holidays were approved for 12·month employees, who will have off the day after Thanksgiving and the day before Christ· ma s, Dec. 24. Plans were made lor expansion of lhe office space of the treasurer. The expansion will involve using a girls' rest room in the junior high $eclion. The ·maximum cost will be S500 With the work to be done by maintenance personn el. Don Eichinger reported on a workship he attended in Athens. The next regular meeting was set for Dec. 16 at 7 p.m . ana a special meeting was set for 7:30 p.m . on Dec. 3. The llOard moved Into executive session to discuss (Continued on Page 3) · Patrol braces to cut highway death toll • TUPPERS PLAINS - Oll vC'Orangr VFW Post 911'1 .1 mee ts Tuesday. 7::l0 p.m.. a t Tuppers Plai ns E lement ary School . $1. Christmas bonus · and $75 for Mayor Hoffman also reported part· lime employees. The bonus that progress Is being made on program will cost the village the proposed nursing home conabout $3,000, Mayor Fred Hoi- · struction, that the certificate of !man reported. . need has been issu€11 and is In the Councll 'g ave a third rel!dlng to hands of appropriate officials. an ordinance appropriating r e- HUD personnel will be in Middlevenue sharing money amounting port on Wednes day to work out to $4,300. Mayor Huffman pointf(l further details. the mayor said. out that village employees ha~e Councilman Allen King asked not had pay raises In two years about progress on making sideand he ·suggested that when the walks accessible to the handibudget Is prepared In December capped and Councilman Jack that some type of Increase be Satterfield agreed to contact considered. He co mmended El<lon Walburn to get facts and workers of the town. figur es on curbing conversions. - By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer The Eastern Local School District Board of Edu~ation has ratified a new agreeme nt wit h non - c~rtified employees of the dis trict. · Meeting Friday night, the board approved provisions ol the new contract which was ironed out in Its final form on Thursday evening. The con tract now has gone to the non·certl!led em· pioyees who a re expected to approve the provisions within the next few days. In other actions, the board approved a resolution from the co~ nt y budget · commission accepting 1he amount s and ra tes set to reduce millage In the T UESDt\\' Taste breakthrough, generic price! - - 2 Sections. 42 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newapapep' POLICY CRITICISM John Whitehead; deputy secretary of ~tate, testified before the IM. House Foreip , Alfairs Committee Monday. Whitehead said President Reagan's advisers may have been dealing with the wrong people in the secret shipment of arms to Iran. (UP I) WCAU·TV. a CBS affiliate in" Phfladelphla, said Mond ay it had learned th at form er Transporta· t lon Secretary Drew Lewis was offered Regan's job but turned It down . . Lewis . head of Union P acific , was in New York Monda y· with some of his closest advisers. Regan denied , tha t he m ight resign his post. "I don' t think a nyne should resign at this point," he told reporters, adding that he did not expect anyone to leave· " thi s week." ,E astern board ratifies entp,oyee .pact RAW I.I NSTOWI' . W.Va. \. t·ubb Family Sing<•rs at Pleasa nt \ 'a ile)· \ ommun it_,. Churc h. POMEROY- C' hil<l r ~ n s Trust Fund Advisor>· [loard mrets Turs d a~ · - 7: .10 p.m .. offi ces of Meigs Count )' .Jurr niic Court. . He expressed his deep appreci- . atlon to the .voters of Meigs County , emphasizing the margin ' of 1,075 votes from Meigs County putt lng him over the top on election night_ Long said he Is looking forward with great enthusiasm towards serving the people of the di strict. State Rep. Jolynn Boster was detained in Columbus by legisla· live duties and was unable to attend the dinner. She sent regards and appreciation to Meigs voters. • . Also attending the event to represent Attorney General An· thony Celebrezze Jr. and State Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow were field representatives Carolyn Andrews a nd Margaret Yeager, respectively. Each expressed appreciation to voters of Meigs County. .Henry Hunter. local Democrat chairman, was presented with an engraved plaque from the executive committee in appreciation for ail of his hard work and dedication to the party . ing a t F:d Burk<'lt's Ba rtiN Shop in Middl!'port. A _,ocial hour and trading se,sion will pri'Ced<' th<• H p.m. m<'<'ling . Coi n auction and r·efr<'shmrn ts folio"· meeti ng. POMEROY - Paren ts of seventh and eighth gra de Meigs High band s tude nt s a!'<' invited to attend thv Dec. 1 meeti ng of the Meigs High Schqol band boosters. The me!'ting. In the Meigs High band room, will begin at 7 p.m. Mem bershlp f9r one year is Plans are also being made to expand Christmas lighting In the town this year, Blower pointed out, with about 100 white lights to be used on every tree along Second Avenue, where electricIty Is availa ble. Businesses are being encouraged, Blower stated, to secure white lights as they replace their decorations each year. Running along the holiday subject also was an emergency action by council , passing an ordinance providing full·Hme emp loyees each with a $150 Winners express thanks to Meigs rrgulilr 'mPf'l ing Monda\' C'VPn· M el~ hoost~l'll tions to be carried out. Stores will continue the ·evening hours until Christmas Eve. · Blower· sa id tha,t merchants have put together a shopping promotion with five prizes, valued at approximately $1,500, to be awarded. · At Blower's request, councH voted to free the parking meters In the town from Dec. 8 through Dec. 24. Blower said that merchants will be asking their employees to use parking other than the free spaces, saving those for shoppers. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~ M)[)DLF.POR T - Th<• OH KAN Coin Club will hold a POMEROY - Drew Wrbs ter Post .1~ Auxili a r)· l! nit of Ameri can Legion potluck Thank,gi rin g dlnnrr b<'forr Tuesda1· m<'r t in g flrl ng rol'rred dis h. Pa st pres idents will bC' honored and post mem b<'rs hav r bvrn in1·itcd. For infor·matlon . ca ll Mrs. ll'a Powr ll a t !l!l2-!i7!\0. enttne Pomeroy-Middleport;, Ohio, Tuesday, November 25, 198~ By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer . The upcoming Christmas sea·son played a major part In Monday ~lght's regular meeting of Middleport VIllage Council. Mi\ldleport Chamber of Com· merce President Bill Blower met with council and reported th at the annual Christmas parade will be on Monday, Dec. 8, form! rig at· the Sears-Fruth parking lot and moving through-the T onto Mill Street. Stores will remain open unt II 8 that evenin~ with special promo- race. ' • • Jan Michael Lm\g, a native of Meigs County and 17th District State senator· elect, was featured speaker when the Meigs County Democrat Party hosted a post election dinner Thursda y evening at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy. _ Long told the approximate 125 persons attending about the exhaustive campaign he con· dueled to win the state senate POMEROY - \rw officNs of Pomero,·1 Chaptcr IHti. Ordf'r of thP F.a sl<'ro Sta r. wil l b<' ins!J il ed Monda1· nig ht ar . ; : .10 a t thr PomNo> Maso nie TcmpoiP. F:ar h mrmb<'r i> to tak!' two doz.. n rook irs for thr socia l hour. Rain tonight, a heavy at tbnes, near 50. Rain likely We dneti· day, with highs in l.he upper 50s. ThP probability of precipitation l~ near 100 percent tonight and 70 percent WedDl>sday. Chamber briefs council on Christmas .plans MONDt\ \' .Jam£'~ 9429 •• Community calendar F'rif'ndl~ · Daily Number 517 PICK-4 -Page 4 JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. held in January. Members may tryout for the creed and!!f~pared or extemporaneous ~o nt ests. Other coot ests in proficiency areas include beef. agriculture, mechanics: placement illj produ ct ion. a nd hom e improvement. The c ha pte~ Is also wotking on fruit sal es. Delivery will be the secon d week In Decem b<?r. Ohio Lottery ,Meigs girls are ready for season . Mlr suggested10tail price. heavy traffic and buildups of · the Gallla· Meigs post of th e by accidents, disabled caused patrol, said. "Thls heavy holiday vehicles and other highw ay traffic almost always · causes a emergencies. disproportionate In crease In the With every available trooper number of serious traffic· accl· · working over the holiday, along dents during a holiday." According to National Safety with the the 55-mile-per-hour Council research, a 5 percent speed limit and Ohio's tough increase in traffic volume can drunk driving and safety belt cause. traffic accidents to In- laws, Henderson said, "We have everything we need to make this crease up to 25 percent. the safest Thanksgiving on reHenderson advises motorists cord in Ohio. 111anning to travel this holiday season to plan the trip allowing • "It could even be safer than the sufticient time to deal with Thanksgiving of 1983 when 15 adverse · weather conditions , people were killed in traffic accidents." DEDICATION - Members of Racine American Legion Post 602 are pictured at Oar dedication ceremonies held at the Letart Falls Elementary School. Racine Legion ceremony honors area man's memory J;tac ine American Legion Post 620 present ed a dedication . ceremony at the Letart Falls E lementary School on Nov . 11 honoring Francis Webb. Mrs. Francis Webb donated the American flag tot he school in memory of her late husband, who had served as a postal carrier in Letart Township for 34 years. The elementary band presented several num bers a nd taps were played by Teddy Smith and Lee Spaun, band students at Southern High School. Legion me mbers conducted a program on handling the flag and other information about legion affairs. The program was concluded with several songs by the school . children. 12 mg "Ia.;' 0.9 mg nicotine ·av. pm iga~ette by FTC method. ,I . " ' II � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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