https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3fc52811951ac26477ed5e5f87f1fae5.pdf 8f0e0eacc9c05a36f98ec9caa143941e PDF Text Text 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 �\ . ' Comment The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio · DEVOJ'ED TO TilE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ABEA Ajb ~m"" ~[)' ~....._,...,~=~~ ROBERT L. WINGETl' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD AMIIIIalil Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFUCB General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The United Press lnternotional, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LET1'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They shoukl fx. Jess than .'IX) words . Berir_ Wattenberg-: Let's play "suppose." had engaged In secret contacts out of the action. Iran Is one oft he Suppose the · Ayatollah Kho- with the group that had come to great geo' strategic prizes: a melnl died tomorrow. Suppose; rule Iran. Suppose that we had large buffer state standing befurther, there was a power even shipped some spare parts to tween Russia and the Persian struggle In Iran, and a somewhat Iran and allowed Israel and other Gu!i,' from which flows the oil more moderate and rational nations' to ship more. Suppose that dilves the modern world. faction won out. Supposethis new that this process of contact with Well all that has not happened. • government was not unfriendly Americans had helped the less- _Not yet, although it Is not to the United States, asked us for radicals come io power. Impossible that something )Ike technical help to open up the oil · If all that happened, how would that may stUI happen. fields, was wary of the Soviet Reagan's secret dealing be reSuppose now anothE>r set of Union, was willing to negotiate garded? You need not suppose an supposes. The ayatollah dies. an end to the slaughter. of · the answE>r. It would be hailed as an The faction that takes over Is Iran-Iraq war, and did not intend act of diplomatic genius. No one radical. The Iran-Iraq war goes to topple other governments. would worry much that the on. Iran starts losing and slips Suppose It then became known Congress and the departments of lnto anarchy. The country splits that the RE>agan administration State and Defense had been cut up among several ethnic groups. tei('Phon e- numtK>r. No wtslgnOO letters wlll be published. Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not IX"rsonalltles. Washington Window ' , Credibility crisis Letter to the Editor Why no marching band? · As one who has lived In Rac ine (or more than 36 years, I would appreciate it if someone could tell me why we do not ha ve have a marching band. Racine has been noted for the ~ood parades they put on for Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Homecoming and Christmas time; but · what kind of parade do we have when there Is no marching band? Sout bern has always supported an athletic J).rogram; but what is a football (arne without the marching band? · : The lights for the football field were provided by public spirited men like Frank Cleland, who made a drive of people whom he thought might have the extra cash to buy bonds to provide cash to light the field. As the receipts from the attendance lricreased, names were drawn that each might be reimbursed. This Is not necessary with the band as the uniforms and Instruments have been paid for years ago. Having been a band mother, I know. This Is not only my opinion but I have discussed It with other friends with similar views. (\.vice Frecker Racine, Ohio Today in history By Unlled Press International · Today Is Tuesday, Nov. 25. the 329th day of 1986 with 36 to follow. "The moon Is moving away from its last quarter. , The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born oJ! this dat e are under the sign of Sagittarius. They Include industrialist Andrew Carnegie In 18:15, pioneer r.Prm•n s\lttomobfe deslllller Karl Benz In 1844 , social reformer Carry Nation 1n 1846, German mathematician Felix Klein in 1849, Pope John XXIII In 1881. former New York Yankees slugger Joe DIMaggio In I914 (age 72\, and.actor Ricardo Montalban In 1920 (age 66) . . In 1183, more than 6,000 British troops evacuated New York City after signing the peace treaty ending the Revolutionary War. ' . Pro-communist factions gain an · important role. · What would thE' reaction then·. he In America• You don't have to suppose that either. Critics would demand to know why we didn't plan ahead for the postKhomelnl world. Hadn't we learned t h~ lesson In China when we had no dlplomatl~ contacts with Mao's communists during the civ-Il war? Hadn't we IE>ar.ned the lessono!lran- when we had no contacts with thE' ayatollah? The point here Is. simple. Should a superpower try to do somNhlng, or nothing? The Iran oloy has blown up In Reagan's face partly because It IE>aked out.- It sounds like we traded arms for hostagE's, that we were preach,Jng antltE>rrorlsm but practicing terror.ist appeasement. Reagan says that's not so.... · But was it a smart plan? It was almosl surely flawed in the sE>nse' that the players thought It could be kE>pt secret. It hurt our image as a moral leader~ which Is perhaps our most Important asset. So the critics will have a fiE>Id day. Is thE' Reagan foreign policy really amateur night at the opera? Working out unexpected arms control deals on bathtubs In Iceland? Trading journalists for spies with the Russians? Memos about "dlsinforn\lng" the press? Running a not-so-secret Contra war in Nicaragua from_the White . House basement ? The president's men will say that the way to play the dlplo- · matlc game Is· now played demands both secrecy and flexl - . blllty . The defense and dlplo- · matlc bureaucracies argue with one another. The Israeli route ~~~__;__J_a_ck_A_n_de_rs_o_n_&_J___:os_ep_h_Sp_e___;ar: originated In Israel. Sherwood .gal Is a major trans-shipment has had a close working rei at ion- point for arms; somr of the' U.S. ship with Israeli defrnsr offi- shipments to Iran. in fart, went cials. our sources report. and by way of Por tugal. according to sevcral former Israrli military our sources. The CIA paid thr officers have worked for the money into Shimon's bank accompany. count lp Luxt>mburg. Shimon Is a Cayman island In another CIA arms deal, thr company, b<'ltevf'd to b<' asso- agenc)·'s front companv. Associated with Sherwood. but little is ciatf'd Traders. received o7 radio known about it . Michael Kokin, transceivers manufacturf'd in president of Sherwood, did not Israel. The units, which rosl a return our telephone calls s!'<'k· total ofS128.2!iO. wrrC. purchasrd ing Information or comment. by Sherwood and flown from Tel One Interesting CIA arms Aviv to Washington-Dulles Intershipment handled by Shimon in nation~! Airport. The radios 1982 can be traced from the were the standard back park type Israeli Mediterranean port of used for combat in rugged Ashdod to Lagos. Nigeria, where terrain- surh as that in rrntral the trail ended. The CIA report- . America . edl y operates an air cargo In Iq84_ Sherwood and an service out of Lagos, and may Israeli shipping firm , Merica. have delivered the $4 ml!llon were · involved in a ·lit tieworth of -.:capons to U.S.- publicized incidrnt aftN Italian supported reb<'! groups. Includ- officials seized t hr Mrrico freigh Ing those fighting In Angola . ter VIking, which was ioadrd The Israeli shipmen! was part with ·weapons that they Ira red of a S9.4 million transaction In wer<' d<'stlned for the Red Briwhich Shimon sent weapons to gade's lerrorlst s. , Lagos !rom several locations, Merlco told th<' Italians that lnrl,uding Portugal. the former thr ship's deadly cargo was colonial power In Angola. Portu- headcd for Brazil in a deal arranged b,v Shrrwood. Brazil at · first denied it was importing the arms. many of which were the types thai Brazil manufactured and ·l'xported Itself. But the Brazilians later chagged their . story and ·said they had contractf'd with Sherwood for the arms. According to court papers, · Sherwood was recent!)' stopped · by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fh·earms from importing 17.000 fram es lor BrownIng .30-ca liber machlneguns . The ·seller was the Israeli Defense : Ministry. Sherwood executives : said they wanted to assemble' the · mat'hlncgun s for sale to · "friendly forrlgn governments." It's against the law to import · fully automatic weapons without valid purchase orders from the frderal governmcnt or local : governments. BATF officials ' said SHt'rwood co uld provide no · · proof of thr maehlneguns' ulti- ' mate destination. Our sources : said it Is doubtful that the fsradl governmcnt would have sold Sh<'rwood the guns -.:it hout know- ' lng whrre thry were going. Well may run dry _______Ro_b_ert_~_a_lte_rs WASHINGTON - The unrelenting criticism of President Reagan's decision to supply weapons to Iran has produced at least one salutary development - an unprecedented display of candor from senior administration officials . We have White House Chief o( Staff Donald Regan acknowledgIng Ihat he and other presidential aides spend much of their time cleaning up various messes made by Reagan. At the same time, Secretary of State George Shultz. supposedly the president's principal for eign policy adviser, publicly disputes Reagan's decision to to ship armaments to a nation "that continues to pursue a policy of terrorism." What's going on? The president has made a dreadful mistake, he refuses to acknowledge it and his advisers are sent out for another rqund of "damage control" - the administration euphemism for spreading shameless propaganda. "Some of us are like the shovel brigade that follow a parade down Main ·Street cleaning up. We look Reykjavik and turned · what was reall?a sour situation Into something that turned out · pretty well," explains Regan . " Who was It that took the dislnformatlon thing and managed to turn It? Who was It that look on this loss In the Senate and pointed out a few facts and managed to pull that? I don 't say we'll be able to do It four times In a row. But here we go again, and we' re trying," he adds . Each of those Instances Involve a presidential mistake, miscalculation or embarrassment that the administration sought to paper over by placing a special "spin" on the version offered lor public consumption. That practice routinely Involves misleading, ,deceiving or withholding Information. Reagan himself embraced such tactics during the recent address In which he attempted to deny that he was trading munitions for hostagE's with Iran. For example, he began by pointedly rejecting reports that the arms were shipped through Spain or Italy- then avoided any reference to more credible accounts that Identify Israel as the intermediary. · Shultz, never blalimt ly dlsloy al to the president In the past, object!'Q to the Iranian initiative at its outset (as did Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger) and now refuses to peddle devious, duplicitous explanations to justify It. 1 "It Isn' t the right thing for governments to trade arms or' anylhlng else lor hostages, just because II encourages taking more, " he notes. · Although three U.S. citizens held cllptlve In the Middle East have been released - presumably with Iran's assistance three others have ·been taken prisoner during the same period. Cynics suggest that they may have been replacements lor those freed earlier, to ensure a continuing now of arms to Iran. In addition; Reagan has violated , at least three public pledges he made earlier- never to negotiate with terrorists, not to t~ade with governments that sponsor terrorism and to remain neutral In the Iran-Iraq war. At the White House, Shultz's principled stand Is dismissed as -. ' No Sentinel Thurstfuy SJipposing about Iran WASHINGTON - It should havr been no surprise that Israel was the middleman used by thl' Reagan administration fo-r its secret shipment of vveapons to irpn. For years t'he Israelis h av~ been up to th~ir shoulder holsters in the murky world of int erna tional arms traffic . Pur<·hase orders, bills oflading and other document s obtained by our assoda!rs Corky Johnson and Donald Goldberg relating to CIA "front" corporations show a mysterious Israeli thread woven through weapons deals conducted by the CIA. Here are some of the details of this complex, clandestine trade in weapons of w.ar: In 1969 thP CIA set up a front ra llrd Associat~d Traders , which funneled millions of dollars through the First National Bank of Maryland to pay for huge arms shipments. Two weapons brokerage firms, Sherwood International Export Corp. and Shimon Ltd., handled the transactions lor thr CIA. Shlppin~ papers show that s£>veral o_f these arms shipments •- "petulance." But other Republican are also unwilling to sacrifice their Integrity In a dE>sperate attempt to win Reagan the public trust and confidence·he does not deserve. "i certainly am trying tu find a way to support the president, but It's been pretty difficult ," says Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, the Senate's Republican leader. Reagan made It especially I ; Tl\e Daily Sentln~I will not be published Thursday so Ihat Its employees may ob!erv!! the Thaaksglvlnc holiday. Regular publlcatlon .and buslt\ess hours resume.Friday. . .. The Daily Sentinei.:_Page-3 . . ' . J ' Trash pickup rUM rescheduled Manley's Trash Service will make Its normal Thursday run in Pomeroy Ol) Wednesday of this week due to Thanksgiving. In Middleport, Thursday's run wUI be made on Friday due to the holiday. t . ' . ' Meigs Chapter '1 meeting tonight The Meigs LOcal School District will hold Its annuafChapter 1 parent .meeting from 7 to 8:30 this evening at the Salisbury Element_ary SchooL Parents and children attending will see a Chapter 1 film from the State Department of Education and \VIII -also have the opportunity to hear comments on the Chapter 1 program from Director Wendy Halar. Students attending will be Invited to participate In a musical performance directed by Connie West. Packets wUI be'distributed to children present. · Chapter 1 teachers wlillle prflftnt to'dlscuss the program and ' answer questions. Aflvisory board meetS .tonight · A'meeting of th~ Meigs C~u~ty Litter Control Advisory Board will b& held at 7:30 this evening at the board office. EMS units log 4 Monday runs · Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls Monday . . Middleport Qt 10: j4 a.m. to Slate Street for Lola S\"llilng to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 4:02 p.m. transported VIckie Gilmore from t~e fire station to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at &i 49 p.m. to County Road 19 for James Hess to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at I0:·53 p.m. to Stonewood Apartments for -Evelyn Mains to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Club schedules Friday.dance The Senior Citizens Dance Club will have a dance at the Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Helgllts, on Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. Music by the Happy Hollow Boys. Members to bring snacks for the refreshment table. Admission $1.50 single. Rutlan·d Legion pla_ns euchre party Rutland American Legion 'ts sponsoring a Euchre party Friday, starting at 7 p.m., at the legion hall. Cash prlzes.-Brlng a friend. Trustees reschedule meeting • A meeting of the Rutland Township Trustees scheduled !or Thursday has been postponed to Saturday at!Oa.m. at the home of the clerk. Pomeroy couple seeks dissolution Paula L. Lunsford and Rickey E . Lunsford, Pomeroy, have filed for dissolution of their marriage In the Meigs County Commmon Pleas Court. Sheriff wi'ns district position J'.leigs ~ounty She;jff Howard Frank has been elected to serve a second term as director of the Southeast District lor the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association. He was elected to the position at last week's state conference of the association held In Cincinnati. · School districts .receive funds · Following deductions for retirement, Meigs County's three local school districts received a tetal of$5118,024.46 as their part of the November State School Foundation payment, State Auditor Thomas E . Ferguson announced. . The amopnt received by each local district Includes: Eastern, $119. 757.01; Meigs Local, $339,794.07, and Southern, $128,473.38. In addition, the Meigs County Board of Education received a direct allotment of $36,047.62. County court closed.on Friday The Meigs County Court will be closeil Friday following Thanksgiving. . .J Area deaths Ruth Jane Crow Ruth Jane Bolz Crow, 65. of133 Edward St., Champion , died Monday at her home. Born March 23, 1921. in Cleveland, she was a daught er of the late ·Gustave C. and Ethel Wa· namaker Bolz. She .was a cumma sum la ude gniduate of Capjtol University , and taught flute, piano and organ for over 25 ·· years. · She was affiliated with St. John' s Lutheran Church in Champion. Surviving are her husband, C. Richard Crow , of Champion; and three children, C. Richard Crow Jr., .Columbus; Candace Crow Carothers 1 Wilmington , and Carol Rose Crow, Columbus. Calling hours at McFarland a~d -Son Funeral?ome, 271North Park Ave., Warren, will be !rom 6-8 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral services will follow at 8 p.m. ' Calling hours at Ewing Funeral ,Home will be from I-2 . p.m. Friday, followed by graveside services at Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may make contributions in Mrs ..Crow's memory to St ..John' s Lu theran Church, Champion. Melissa L German Melissa Lena German. 73, formerly of Depot Street, Rutland, died early Monday at the Oakwood Manor Nursing Home, Bucyrus. · .Born in Pol)leroy, Mrs. German was the· daughter of the late Charles Reed and Viola Hysell . She was a member of the Rutland Bible Methodist Church. Survivors include three sons. Howard Curtis German, Langsville, Robe rt L. German, Newark, and John E. German , Gallon; two daught ers. Betty Bowles, Pataskala. Edna Wlck ~r. Gallon; two foster child- Chamber (Continued from Page I ren, Terry Rowley, Syracuse, Patty Lavender, Syracuse; several grandchlldr.en and great grandchildren; and one sister, Ellen Lewis, of Phoeni'l, Ariz. She was preceded in death by her husband, Howard C. Ger. man, In March I986. They were married on April 27, 1932. She was also preceded by ·two brothers, Walter and Denver Hysell; and three sisters, Lethia.Gilkey, Edith Lightfoot and Nora Curtis . Services will .be Friday, 11 a.m., at Hunter Funeral Home, Rutland, with Rev. Amos Tillis officiating. F:rlends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesd~y. and !rom .6-9 p.m. Thursday. John H. York ... COLUMBUS iUPIJ - Ohio · Involvement In this matter." Public Defender Randall Dana says he never has been and never Dana and lawyer Gary , will be "In the. business of Schwelckart had represented· harboring !uglt ives ." Milligan, who was found hinocent by reason of lnstanlty In 1,78 of Dana was with William S. abducting and raping 'three Milligan in a suburban Miami, women In the Ohio State Unlver- · Fla. , tavern when Milligan was slt y area. arrested last Thursday. Milligan had been sought as a federal fugitiv e since walking away from the Central Ohio Psychiatric Hospital In Columbus last July t Sliver Rlin · Baptist Church,'> Cheshire, is having a gospel sing; "In the five years I hav-e been Saturday, 7:30p.m., vvlth True:, In this office we never have been Gospel Sounds from · ' and never will be In the business Wheelersburg. of harboring fugltlvies or any other Illegal acts," said Dana, who Is facing a federal Investigation into his connection with Milligan. · Gospel sing slated , John Henry York. 51. Rutland, Dana said he has hired a died Monday at. Veterans Memlawyer to contact the U.S. orial HospitaL He was born May 2, 1938, In attorney on his behalf apd inform BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY & West Vl rgl,nia , a son of the late him of "my complete lack of SLitDAY ·All SEATS $!.50 Henry York and Cecilia Ann ADMISSION EVERY TUESDA~ I!.SO York. NGVIIIHR 21 thru 27 Surviving are his. wife, Helen FRIDAY tliN THURSMY! M . Barnhart York; a stepson, I Jessie Barnhart, Columbus; two (Continued frm Page I) stepdaughters, Di;,nna Gray and Kathy Ames , both of Columbus; personnel and negotiations . 11' step-grandchildren and one Attending the meeting wer~ step-great-granddaughter. Cathy Johnson and Grace Weber, He was a member of the United elementary principals; SuperinPent ecosta l Church in tendent Ri chard.Roberts; Eloise Middleport. Boston, treasurer , and board Services will be held at 11 a.m. members, Jim Caldwell, Roger Friday at the Rawlings -Coats' . Gaul and Susie Heines. Blower Funeral Home with Rev. ,--------------+-------------:-, Clark Baker .officiating. Burial will be In Riverview Cemetery. HURRl, .HURRY! lfl!RRY! Friends may c~ll at the fun eral home from 6-9 p.m. Friday. ....... Eastern . SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE ' 529 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis Can't wait to get you started in one of our many job skill training programs s~ch as: 1 ASSOCIAT~ being picked up by the part-time em ployee. That being the case, then there was no reason to change the part time wo rker to a full time status, King stated. Councilman Bob Gilmo re charged that channels 6 and 10 have been deteriorating and said that he had been in contact with tlie cable company. Gilmore said that he was told the· Columbus channels do n6t hav e enough powerful output and that no . Improvemen t is expected. Gilmore charged that before the cable system was upgraded. rates Increased and an effort to remove the station s was thwarted , the reception of the Columbus channels wa s bett er than It is now. Council cancelled the Dec. 22 meeting but will hold anoth er regular session on Dec . 8. Attending the session were Mayor Hoffman, Clerk Jon Bu ck, and councilmen Satterfield, Gilmore. King, James Clatworthy, Bill Walters and Dewey Horlon. All Middleport VIllage offices will be closed Thursday and Friday, accordln~ to Mayor Fred Hoffman. Veterans Memorial F4h, game club meets Saturday Admissions- Woodrow Mollohan, VInton; Charles Ihl e, Racine; Vickie Gilmore, Pomeroy; Jam es Hess, Pomeroy. Discharg es David Hardwick. DEGREE • Micro-Computer • Business Administrator • Executive Secretarial • Accounting DIPLOMA COURSES • Medical Office Secretary • Jr. Accounting • Secretarial CALL TODAY 446·4367 "We Can't Wait Any longer!" Can You Afford To Wait?" '" Come In and Apply Early For Financial Aid. Find Out What You Qualify For But Don't Wait! 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 ..•. Alt1o ..Stott , ,. 0 . . . . .; . . ·, ., . ' O.I.G. (Ohio Instructional Grant) Extended Deadline 11-28-86 AirS ACCREDITAnON . REG. NO. 1055 b A WARMTH ' ' Ohio weather South Central Ohio Rain tonight , possibly heavy at times, with a low near 50. Rain likely Wednesday, with highs In the upper 50s. The probability of precipitation Is near IOO percent tonight and 70 percent Wednesday. • Winds will be from the south at 10 to 20 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday Fair Thursday and Friday, with a chance of showers on Saturday. Highs will be In lhe upper 40s or lower 50s Thursday and In , lhe 4Qs Friday and Saturday. , Chrlitmu It Co~tlntl So Where It ICermrt? 1 Give him a La-Z-Boy' recliner and we'll give you sensational sovtngsl Who( I the neJt t best th ing to a warm hug thi1 holiday Mason? A to;ry, lo-Z-Boy' recliner ! Your fovor l!e 110meone will love one of our eJtc lting •tyles, sale pr iced jlbt ln the nick of lime for holiday gi f!~ivingl · Rt~lmt Fu Ci~ll.,, ,.....,, ,, • Kermit Walton call Itt · found 011 Fridays & Saturday• at <;91~ ...~ "·C "Guess who's the first kid on the block with . 'Bruce Springsteen and !he E Street Band · ' Meigs County Fish and Game Club will have a special meeting Saturday, 4 to 7 p.m. All tickets mu st be turned In to Tom Grueser at 'thls time. Drawih~ at 7 p.m. s World Live, 1975-85'1?" . ··~·· :. j Middleport offices to close . . difficult when he refused to publicly discuss the Issue for 10 days, then offered a stylized version of events thai strained th~ public's credulity. · This Is hardly Ihe first time the president has attempted to disguise his motive and actions, but until now most people have been willing to give him the benefit of ·the doubt. That resevolr of good wilt may now be depleted. ~ lliiiiD~NE ... Int ., r---Local Briefs£---- . long. All letters are subject (oedlling and rTIJ. St be signa:! with namf', address and By BELEN THOMAS UPI While House Reporter WASHINGTON CUPII - Ronald Reagan is facing one of the toughest crises of his presiden cy. The credi bility of his administration has been called Into question. · In many ways, his secret deali ngs with Iran evoke memories of the classic line by former Attorney General John Mitchell in the Watergate era: "Watch what we do, not what we sav." The dimens ions of the problem are not Watergate size. People will for,give if not forget and the)' could accept the president' sexplanation that the covert approaches lo Iran to Improve relations and seek the safe return of thr hos tages werr worthy goals . After all. prcsidents should constantly probe t hr geopolit ira! scene to enhance U.S. securit y and interests. What Is quest ionable is why da y after day, especially on thr campaign trail, Reagan so loudl y and vocally proclaimed hostilit y to any form of negot Ia lion with terrorists, Including presumably nations on his list of those sponsoring terrorism . . The same goes for Secretary ofSt ateGeorgeShultz who knew about th£> switch in policy , if not alii he operational drtalls. and kept up a fa cade of no deals. knowing otherwise. He would bang his fist for emphasis. Anti-terrorism has become the focal point of his foreign policy. It was like being against sin, and safe io sell the world. The point is that when three hostages were releasf'd, one by one, he certainly was privy to the deals that were made to get them fr eed from thei r pro-Islamic Jih ad captors In Lebanon. He knew that all of a sudden there had not been a change of heart wit bout a quid pro quo. ~ven so, he coni inued to pound away, saying one thing while knowing that the administration was carrying out a secret plan. Even aft er the story broke of U.S. relations with Iran ·and tho> linkage to the hostages, he went to Paris to urge French officials not to dPal with lerrorists. So he pursued his own agenda and Reagan and some of his national security advisers pursued another . When Secretary of State Cyrus Vance thought President Carter's Ill-fated rescue mission to retrieve o2 American hostages was Ill advised, even before it was executed, he said so. And afterward he resigned. havlng been out trumped by then national security affairs ildvl.,•r Zblgniew Brzezinski whq amazingly enough is ,beratlng the prl'sent administration ft'lr it s actions. . Both Reagan and Carter were In the same' boat - a superp'ower that cannot act and a people beco ming more rest lve ihat they are not doing more. Oftentimes they are moved to action, and In such secrecy that the:Y defeat th£'mselves. It happened to both presidents who played their cards so close to the chest that they did not weigh thl' options, the possible results and world opinion. The Iranian adventurr had a lot to do with Carter loslng the presidency . Rragan is secure In his post for another two years, but the revelations on Iran have hastened the lame duck aspects of his administration and focusf'd a stronger spotlight on 'hls failures In foreign policy . He has no big wins in foreign policy with the exception of the Invasion of Grenada. It is only In the last coup le of years that he has begun toconeent rate on foreign affairs In deadly earnest, hoping to catch up, and leave some tangible r<•sults for the history liooks. His dream of a nucl ear-fr('(' world is b<'lng thwartf'd in many directions. from the Soviets. the allies and military ex perts who fear a Kremlin advantage in pursuing such negotiations. , The Impact of fran. and !he loss of the Senate ma jorit y to the [)(>mocrats. also will be felt on Reagan's Central American policies. fils drive to overturn th<' Sandinista government in Nicaragua by arming the rebels, or Contras, will face more scrutiny. The fact that the CIA will be r unning the insurgency In Nicaragua and lit erally taking over the Honduran border for CO\'ert operations will cscalate the U.S. involl·ement, to put it mildly , and those factors will havr to be weighed morr closely. So Reagan may not find his last two years the s inecure that president s before him have discovc:'red with thrlr dwindllng,power. There will be obstaciC'S to fa ce on the for eign policy front. .. Tuesday, NOI!f)mber 2&; 1911 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Otio T~~N~ber26, 1986 . . 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M a gift to a charitable organi. zatlon, the program allows you to make a tax-deductible contribu· lion ·to help local people in need . Your donation is made in Ihe name of a charitable organization which chooses the reci~iants. You can purchase energy gift certificates or arrange (or your tax-deductible charity gift at any Columbia Gas office. . �. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesdav. November 26, 1986 DEFENDING SVAC CHAMPIONS - The delendtnr SVAC champion Southern Tornadoes of second-year Coach Howle Caldwell open SVAC play tont~:ht at Eastern .. Pictured are. front, l·r, Scott McPhail, Shawn Cunningham, Jell Holt, Eric Milliron, Matt Harris, Shannon Riffle. and 1n overtime. but we never proved It,' ' Miami The decision snapped the . Coach Don Shula said. "Tonight; injury-riddled Jets' nlne-garne · I felt we proved it. I felt t,)lat we winning streak. New York, lD-2, would be able to run the ball to Is a game ahead of Nt>w Engla nd provide better balance. The In the AFC East. Miami, G-6, defens.~ played an outstanding notched Its first 1986 triumph game. against a team with a wtnnlng The victory, . though, was rl'COrd. costly. Wide receiver Mark ClayNew York, ·which began us ton and cornerback Paul Lank.· winning streak by beating Ml· ford were injured and are not ami, played ,withOut defensive- expected back this season. (:layline starters Mark Gastineau, ton separated a shoulder and Joe Klecka and Marty Lyons, and Lankford suffered a cracked linebacker Lance Mei)L tibia In his left leg. .. Miami's previous five victories The defeat was the worst had come against Houston, India· suffered by the Jets since 56-3 napolls (t wice) and Buffalo loss to New England Sept 9.1979. (twice), Those teams have a It was the first loss for the Jets· combined 6-30 rl'Cord. slncl' a 20·6 setback to New "I always felt that we were · England Sept. 11. better than our rl'Corq Indicated, a David Amburgey. Back row, Assistant Coach Jay Rees, David Deem, Mgr.; Tim GUbrlde, Kenny Turley, Todd Kimes, David McMillin, Asslslani Coach Ron QuUien, and Head Co'¥'h Howle Caldwell. :Defending champion·Southern stacks five returning lettennen By Scott Wolfe RACINE - In a league that many believe will hi> very well· balanced, the defending SVAC Champion Southern Tornadoes again hopl' to play an Important role In determining who the 1986-87 champion will be, and if tradition prevails the Tornadoes should again be at the top of the list . After a ll , home grown Tornado products have been nouris hed throughout the years on successful basketball programs and have a firs t-hand, eyewitness account of Tornado teams that have captured ten consecutive SVAC championships. La~ t season Southern pos ted a 21·3 record under firs t year coach . Howle Caldwell , who led the Tornadoes to Sectional a nd SVAC crowns and Di strict runner-up honors. Graduating from· last yea r's squad were six valuable seniors. inc luding Scott Wickline, Sea n Grueser, Kelley Grueser. Rl · chard Gilbride. J ay Bostic k. and Todd Adams. Adams and Bostick each earned all-district honors. Despite its losses, Southern :plans to hold its own as It returns "live let1ermen and moves up six pl ayer s from las t seaso n's 17·3 reservl' squad . Coach Howie Caldwt>ll is op· tim lslic as he looks toward the upcoming season, but a lso real· lzes the increasing st rength of the league and the tough non· league schedule that Southern traditionall y fac~s. Onl' of Southern's strengths is Its overa ll qu ic kness and olfen· slve rebounding a bilities . Caldwell comment l'd. " This is one of tht' quickest cl ubs th at we've ever had. The overall quickness or the cl ub is super." Despite the toughness of Its grueling schedul e, Caldwell lists his tea m's opposition as being a definite advantage, citing that the co mpetition will better pre· ' pare his young Tornadoes lor the end of the season. Southern laces tough big school power Gallipolis and seven other Class "AA" opponents. Ret urning to the Southern line-up will be G-3 senior center Todd Kimes, two-year senior letterman Matt Harris at 5'10", 5'9" senior guard Eric Milliron, a nd juniors David Amburgey and Ken ny Turley. Turley at 6'2" and Amburgey a 5'11" guard were major offensive weapons on last season's tea m. Rounding out the roster are senior Tim Gilbride, senior Jeff Holt , juniors Scott McPhail, Shawn Cunningham. Shannon Riffle. and sophomorl' David McMillin . · Southern returns a strong nu cleus, but lacks overall team experience. Caldwell refll'Cted, " We have five seniors on the tea m this year. but only two have an a bund a nce of ga me time. This has to be a definite dra wback." "Another drawback Is our defense. !Hs not where It s hould be for this time of yea r. Our players have been working hard to get It to the point where I want it. so hopefully by later In the yea r it will get better," said Caldwe ll . Southern agai n will stand by its aggress ive, tantalizing ·man-to· man deny defense, while also practicing several variations of a zone. Southern' s defensive inten· . Alt hough the league seems to be very well-balanced at a preseason glance, Southern's tradition carries a lot of weight as Caldwell suggests, " The tradl· tlon at Southern is very strong. Hopefully, the players this year wUIJive up to that long standing tradition." And when the story is told In February, the combination of youth, pride, good coaching, talent, and traditional may just add another golden feather ,to Southern's championship crown. PlayPr Hl. P0111. •Todd K lmpp; ....................... .. ""M<att HarrU. ......... ............. .. Tim Glltl'ldJ:o ....................... .. 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Hom(' •J ~> n . 9-S.~ mmrli Vallf'\' ....................... .. . Homr Jun . 1 ~-E:,~~T C'rn ......... : .......................... Hom" Jun. :.!1-K;.'IIf'r Crf\f' k ............... .. ..... . A\I.'IIY .Jan. ~~-Oak Hill... ............................. ... Homo" .tan .•li-Norr h Gil lila .. .......... Away ,/un . .11- MIIIN ... .. ...... .......... Awuy .. ........... Awa,v Ff'b. !\-Ha nnan Trarl' ... Ft'b. 7- FI'dC'ra l H O<'klns;~........................ Homl' F"l'b. 1:1-Sou t hwrstf'rn ............................. Hom I' Frb. 1 7- R avm~womi .............................. Hom t> FC'b. '!1-S_ vmmN'i V a llf'~' ......................... Away mot.• slty has long been a trademark to · • ~~~: ~=~~~:.~··::::::::· .:::::::·::::::::·::::~~~; s park Its grinding running game. The second year So ut h ern mentor believes that the SVAC wil l be as '·competitive as 1t has been f or a number oI years. , "North Ga llla should be very strong, as well as Eastern and 0 ak Hill . Kyger Creek will h ave an exce llent club this year and Southwestern Will 'aJSO haVe a 11 muc h lmprov ed c IU b . -•w• c,,.., ............................ Away ON·. 11-North Ga l l!t~ .......... .... A11.·a~· ON' . 11 - HIInn;~n Trar (' ........... .... A'ol'a~ON·. 111-Sou!hwC'!ItC'rn ..... •...... .. ............. Homt' ~>r·. 11-Atrxan<k'r •................................ Hom(' Jan. !'1--Galllpoi!JL. ............. . ..... HomC' Jan . ~symm~ v~nr~---.... Awa ~ ·"'"· ll-M"" ··········· ···· ··· ··· · ......... ,wa, Jan. l ~Eas lt' r n ................................. Awa~· .Jan. m- K~~u·r Crf'l'~ -·-················ ..... Homr J~t n . 7'1-0u k Hill ..................................... Away ·''" ,._G,l1lpo11,................... ........... Away · .l;ln . FC'b. FC'b. Frb. Frb. 29-Nor!h Galli a ............ . ... Hom (' !\- Hannan Trarr ......... . .. Homf' fi-SymmMi Vallf',Y ..... .. ...... HOmt' 12-SauUIWMitf'r n....... ....... 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'tt Wf'•dell 1)-kor. . • Coach Dennis ~Ctchmger, be· ginning his sixth year as head Eastern mentor, said, "One of our strengths will be that we have several players with a lot of experience and who have 'experienced wlnnlng'. We also should be strong coming of the bench as well as having good quickness both offensively and defensively." Nan~ Blank('flsh1p, ........ 12 G Jennl Couch" .. ..... .... ...... .. Jt"nn y Miller•..... ..... ....... . Jutte MIIIJ'T' , .. ...... .. ........ 12 12 12 G .~·6 C 6·1 F 6-0 J(lnnt Swart z", ..... ... ..... ... 12 F Sholly Stobart' ....... Wendv Fry.. ........... Dee fft"ndNson ....... 11 11 11 F S·7 ~ 5·10 G 5-4 11 10 G 5-5 F 5-- 11 ·- Rt~t urn l nJt roe~wr 5-I 1 I Despite suffering losses in player count , including Jim Caldwell, Tone Chapman, and Kevin Barber .who were lost to graduation, Eastern returns a solid nucleus and hustling team this se~son. 5·6 5-R " IC'ft(>r· wlnn C'r 18S..S1 MEIGS GmLS RESERVE ROSTER Pla)'er Vr. Po!!. HI. Audra Houdash(>Jt , ........ .. II F S·3 Shannon Slavin, ..... .1 .... .. n r 5·3 ,L<'SIPV Carr .. .... .. .. ........ -.. . 10 c 5·7 &th Ewing, ................... . 10 G 5·5 Cathy HobitrliN ........ .. 10 G 5·5 Jocty Tay lor, .................. . )0 G 5-5 Nikk i Whll latc h............ . .. 10 G 5·2 Kelty Douglas ............. .. .. ~ F ~8 ·Marauderettes return all five starters When Trl·Valley opponents get !Ired-up for the big one lhls season. more often than not their foe could well be the Meigs Marauderettes. .• Coach Ron Logan returns a ·strong cast of all fi ve sta'rters ·that wound up the season last year. And what a year they had, winning both the class AA sectiOnal and district champion· ·Ships before losing to German· . town Valley VI ew In the reglonals "for a 19·5 record. : Returnees readying for Wed· nesday's non-league opener at horne with Eastern are seniors 5-!oot-6 guard Je nnl Couch, ~ 0 forward Julie Miller, her twin· c s ister G-1 center Jenny Mill er, 5·8 forward Jennl Swartz, and two juniors, 5·5 gua rd Tammy Wright a nd 5· 7 forward Shelly Stobart. Graduated guard Jodi Harrl· son started the first 18games last year before coming down with mononu cleos is. Her starting spot was filled by Wright down the tour nam ent trail and last two regular season games. Thl' other !our Marauderette starters total 13 years of starting experience Including three years eac h for Swartz, Julie Miller, and Couch while Jenny Miller will : return for- ber fourth straight year as a starter. Returning are two-year senior the leagu e's top spot, while Oak letterman Eddie Colllns, a 5'11" Hill and Hannan Trace should be guard; two-year junior letter· contenders. , man Jeff Caldwell, a 5'10" "The league .Is very well ~ard; senior Brent Norton, · balanced," Eichinger added, 5' 11" forward; and Brya n Durst. "There wlll ·be no easy Tuesday a 5'11" swing guard. and Friday night games for Last season Eastern fini shed anyone this year. W~ ' re looking at tD-10, after a 13·8 season two for anothl'r exciting winter of years ago . SVAC basketball." Joining the EHS returnees are If the ca rds fall into place and husky 6'1. junlor Allen Tripp, Easter n's yout h . maintains its. junior guard Tony Hendrix, work habits, one can expl'Ct· junior guard Mark Griffin, soEas tern to be In the thick of the. phomore Mike Martin, and first SV AC race in 1987. year players senior Todd Wilson EASTERN HlGH SCHOOL IIIMI--81 Bukf'tb&ll RcMifl' and junior Kyle Davis. Martin ri a_~ ,, Yr. Ht. Wt. No. Ed CoiiiM ....................... 12 ~10 lfiO 'I) saw several quarters of varsity Brrnl Nor ton ................... 12 :\-10 lliO <10 action as a freshman last year. Todd wu.~on .................... 12 ~- R l l."i 2ll .!f'ff Ca l d~~o•rll ................. .. 11 :\-fl 1.'11 J'l Elchlngt>r commented, "We Kytr Davlll ............. 11 :\- 10 110 12 Bryan Durst .......... 11 S-!1 1!'ill '22 should have an excellent shoot · MarK Griffin .. II S-9 145 24 !rig team. We have several kids Tonv Hr ndrlx .. .. .. ..... , .. 11 :\-? 13.'1 14 34 Allrn Tripp ...................... 11 :\- )1 200 who can put the ball In the Mlk<' Martln ............. 1 ..... 10 1\·1 16-'1 · ,JI basket. " F.A.~TERN HIGH SCHOOL 11111-11' hllktthall Sc! hedul(' · ·"Our biggest weakness wlll be BOYS Nov . 2ft-Sauthrrn ........ ..... .. ..... Homr our height disadvantage and our ON' . 2-North Gnllla ..... . .... Awa.v rebounding. especially on the Ore . !i- Hannan Trat'f' ...................... Homf' ON' . !J-Kyfj:f'r(r('l['k .............................. Awa.v offensive boards ." {)('(-_ U-Sool hwcst('rn ................... ,., .. ,.... Hom r Eastern will run combinations Of'<'. 13-MIIlC'r. ...... ,.......... .......... .... ........ Awa.\1 l>£.<'. 19-~y mm P!i Vallry ............... .. ........ AW'ii'i of zone and man· to- man de· 0«--. 2.1-Ffldt>ral Hocklnjt ...... .... .. ............ Awa:oo l>t><'. :!6- Wahama H ollda~· Tourn :lmC'nt ... Awa:-tenses, as well as utilize Its [)(1(>, 27- Wahama Holiday TournumMl t ... Away Jan . 9-0a k Hill ............... ......... ............ Hom(' quickness on a full court .press. ,Jan . 1~-SouThl!'r n ........................... ......... Awa:v Offens ively Eastern will utilize .Ja n . al-North Gallla ............................. . Homr . 23-Hannan Tra('(' ............................ Away Its talent as a team oriented ball Jan Ja n . l)-KYIIPI' Crf'l'k ........................... Home .. ..... Away club as it is very strong at the Frb. 6-Sout hW(1U:orn ....... ' Fl!b. 10- Frankfort ... ......................... ...... Awa)' guard pos ition. Ff'b. 13-Sy mm r~ Valley ........................ . Hom£' 17-F't'rlt'ral HO<'kl nJ[.. .. ................. Homr Coach Eichinger picks South· FF'rb. r b. :!t'I-Qalc H!II .............. , ..................... Away ern a nd North Gall! a to baltle for GIRIJol • Deanna Haa:Jzy . ............. .. Marsha Kln J;! .. ............ .... . K£~nda Klof'S . ................. . Shannon N('WSQmC' . .... .. .. . M ana~~;er~-W<'ndy 9 9 9 9 F A moment to remember TUESDAY · RAWLINSTOWN, W.Va. Jly BOB HOEFLICH ·The treasurer's number will Grubb Family Singers at Plfa·· Sentinel Staff Writer sant Valley Community Church, remain the same, 949·2213. Tuesday, 7p.m. A mQment to remember for •. r - Charles Bailey · · Donley Reibel has been reof the Flatwoods POMEROY - Chlldrens Trust turned to his home on Pleasant Road. Ridge after being con lined to the Fund Advisory Board meets Batley was Holzer Medical Center, In Galllpo- . Tuesday,. 7:30 p.m., offices of pleasantly surr Meigs County Juvenile Court. lis following an apparent stroke. Prised at the Progress is happening but · Morse Chapel POJI,fEROY - Drew Webster very slowly.:, I Church Sunday . Post 39 Auxlllar~ Unit of Amerl· . morning. ', can Legion potlu~k Thanksgiving Not to worry. ·He mqved through his role as · If you've been hesitant ·\O plan . dinner llefor~ Tuesday meeting sunday .school , superintendent on attending the ~lg ' Bend Bring covered dish. Past presl· · and then someone- Gayle Price Varieties at the Rutland Civic dents will be .honored and post - asked pe~ml~slon to speak. Center . Saturday evening over . members have been Invited. For Price did speak and klcked off a concern about . parking, there Information, call Mrs. Iva Powei:J.j at 992·578(l. special ceremony honoring Ba l· shou-ld be no problem. ley for his dedication and service Capable Carl Hysell, Meigs SYRACUSE - Revival begins to the congregation and t·he Juvenile Ofllcer, working church: He was presented flow - through Rutland VIllage officers, Tuesday, Syracuse Church of the ers and a watch. Seventeen wlJI have a crew on hand to direct l'!azarene, continuing through persons spoke commending Bal· traff,lc and find you a parking Nov. '-30; Ted Robinson evangeley for his work. place Saturday night. The ar.ea In list. Services at 7 p.m. week front of the old Rutland High evenings, 10: 30 a.m. and 6 p.m. And .some more pleasaht School will be. utilized ' for Sunday. Thanksgiving time activities. vehicles. TUPPERS PLAINS - OliveYputh groups oft he Middleport Orange VFW Post 9053 IT)eets Church of Christ rl'Cently chal· Confession Is good for the soul, lenged the adults of the church In they say. However, If you're a Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., atTuppers .a canned food collecting contest turkey, It would be a bad time to Plains Elementary School. ln order to help meet some needs admit it. Do keep smiling. MIDDLEPORT- Meigs Chap· ·in our area . . ter 17, Ohio Association of Public The contest ran fort hreeweeks Sc)lool Employees, will meet with a total of 858 cans of food Meigs boosters 7:30p.m., at the Meigs Tuesday, being colll'Cted, the young prople POMEROY - Parents of sevJunior High School, Middleport. coming up with 558 cans while the enth and eighth grade Meigs adults colll'Cted 300. High band students are Invited to MIDDLEPORT - Practice attend the Dec. 1 meeting of the As a result of the contest, food Meigs High School band· boos· class for newly-elected officers baskets were distributed to sev- ters. The· meet !Jig, 'ln the Meigs will be held by Middleport Lodge eral families Monday evening. . High band room. wlJI begin at 7 363, F&AM, Tuesday, 7 p.m., at And remembe'r you are invited p.m . Membership lor one year is the temple. to eat Thanksgiving dinner fret> $1. ' WEDNESDAY of charge at the Word of Life POMEij.OY - F ree clothing Church In Burlingham. day, Wednesday, lOa.m. to noon, Pastor Ray Laudermilt says If at the Salvation Army, 115 · you live alone or. for any reason Butternul Ave. , Pomeroy. All will not be able to have a turkey area residents in need of clothing dinner on Thanksgiving you are are welcome. inv·ltl'd to havl' turkey and all the trimmings at the church. Dinner CHESTER - A special meet· will be served all afternoon on ' lng of the Chester Township Thursday anc;! lf·you need trans· Trustees will be he ld Wednesday, portatlon or have a question just 6 p.m., at the town hall. call 992-5316 or 698·7238 at your earliest convenience so ' that LONG BOTTOM-Thanksglv· arrangements can be made. lng service, Long Bottorn United Methodist Church, Wednesday. 7 It's happy birthday Wednes· p.m. day to Jeanne Ash Waggoner , Mason: W.Va. Jeanne, you may remember. Is a Meigs High ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _......,. graduate. · G C ;~ Also ·on the Meigs roster named both the TVC and district Includes Southern transfer coach of the year two years ago. Wendy Fry who lettered lor the Much of that success can be Tornadoettes a year ago and up attributed to the Mlller sisters. from last year's reserves are Each has been selected to the Nancy Blankenship, Dee Hender- all-district team the past two son, and Missy Woods. years. A year ago, Julie was first In the past three years, Meigs team all·TVC and Jenny along has claimed records of 16-6, 2().2, with Jennl Swartz were sl'COnd and 19-5. MHS won the TVC two team picks. years ago while tying tor second Meigs could hav~ Its hanqs full with Federal-Hocking last sea· against Eastern Wednesday as son. The Meigs losses have a . the Eaglettes return four letter· : 26-game homecourt winning winners from a 12·9 team last streak Intact spanning the last season. Returning tor Eastern three years. this season Includes Lisa Rucker, Coach Logan, who has a 88-46 Patty Durst, Arlene Ritchie, and overall mark, was named the Tony a Savoy. Rucker and Savoy 1VC co-coach of the year In the return as starters . ·· 1985-86 campaign alter being Oro:·. Homl' J a n. 19-NorT h Calli a ... ,,., ....................... Away fNowOPiNF;Rr' N iMl I CHRISTMAS SEASON 1 I! 11 ill Feb. 14 .................. .. ............ at Southern All ~amffl bf'gl n at 5:.~5 frr~e rve gamel Home ~o~:aml'S In cap,;. PAPER OUR IIEIUUII SUI sm£· .1m EVEREADY IEIIERIL PURPOSE BATTERIES C, DJWO.PACR, AA TWO·PAC! CLOSE-UP . PUMP 4.5 OZ. TOOTHPASTE 19 OUR REGULAR . $1.39 100 CAPLETS BAYER 49 "OmiNO YOU T.HERE SAFELY" LOWEST PRICES ON..PASSENGER CARS AND UGHT TRUCK nRES *ALIGNIUitTS *FIONT EN.D WOIItC I *IAMMES IEPAII LOCAJED: MAIN OPEN: 8·8 PH. Mute; Card RUTLAND:"OHIO · 8-8 FRI. 18 oz. LISTERIIfiT Poln11tti01, Hotly '""'· liu & Cut Clwidmas Trttt, Foilagt l'lootts, losktts, Chridm01 Wrtaths, Cantltt An-monll, G•no lblkotl & Sprays. Ho"'i"' 1ll Iill J HUBBARDt · · 1 I ~ G~!~c~!~!~E •J ~ lolitloy JlI ,._ Opon • to S, t to S PH. 992-6778 · --------~-- . . Served will! whipped potltaes, chicken 1111vy, cole slew, hot roll, butter and coff11. Sorry, no substitutes etteept bewnp will! addt· FOR JUST $3;25 CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANr PH. 9'2·5412 POMEIOY, 011. frletl Chicken OIE-1-DIY MiliUM NOW OUR REGULAR $5.69 18 COUNT 12 oz. MYLAITA ANTACID EXTR~ 69 1 YES, I WOULD LIKETOTAKEADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL~ OFFER OF 6 MONTHS FOR_ONLY '26.00. 1 I ·- 1 . I I I ICin : l-----------------------------------------0 CUR,ENT SUBSCRIBER - 0 NEW SUBSCRIBER · l NOW OUR REGUlAR $2.19 22 oz. SUNLIGHT c NOW OUR REGULAR $1.29 . 84 oz. DOWNY FlllliC. SOFTEIER 89 THE DAILY SENTINEL "YOUR .HOM DOWN NEWSPAPER" OUR REGULAR $1.99 JERGENS LOTION REGULAR OR DRY . TO TAlE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER JUST FILL OUT THE COUPON BELOW AND MAIL IT ALONG WITH YOUR PAYMENT OF ONLY 526.00 TO: . , DAILY SENTINEL 1.11 COPRT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 r-----------------------------------------..., ~ PHONE NOW 10 oz. $AVE · s6.50 . EI·LAI 79 NOW THAT'S JUST Sl.OO A WEEK II ADDRESS COIBIIIATION DINNER ONLY DINING ROOM ONLY 80 COUll 99 THE DAILY SENTINEL INVITES YOU TO $AVE 20°/o OFF THE REGULAR HOME DELIVERED PRICE. SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR 6 MONTHS FOR ONLY. S26.00 . 1 1 NQE . tlonal WRAPPING . I I . CHRISTMAS DO YOU LIKE $AVING ,· MONEY? Fl'b. 1~-fo rdrral Hockln11 ................ ........ All':1y- Jan. 19... ................... VINTON COUNTY Feb. 5 ...... .... ...... ............... WELL~TON Feb. 9 ..... ... ....... FEDERAL-HOCKING PRICES IOOD THRU lOVEliER 30, 1188 WE RESERVE TIE RIIHT TO LIMIT QUIIITITIES . Jan . :!2-Hano un Tr ;u •t•............................ Homl' ! f('b. 2 .. .·........ . ............. .. ... .. .. at East('rn SALE SALE SALE IOUTHWISH Jan . 2!1- ~J!f'r CT'N'k ........................... Awn lo~t>b 2- rltrloJ.. ................................. Homr. Ff'b. 5-SouThw~ tt• rn . . ....... ................ Homr Ff'b. 9- 0Ak Hill ..... ........................ Hnml' F.-.b. 12-srmnl'li Val! ry ......................... Away Jan . 10 ....... ... ............... ............ Mli.LER Jan . 12.............. ............. ..... SOUTHER N Jan. 29 ...................... : .. .. .. ALEXANDER SAVE DURIII OUR RUTLAND TIRE-SALES As o!Dl'Cember 1, there will be a rotating type phone service In effect at the Southern High Sc hool ln Racine. •As of that date, there will not be phones for the school nurse, the a thletic department, the music and VOAG departments. The new high school number to call wlll be949·2611 and Ihere wlll be a phone in Ihe office of Supt. Bob Ord. That number Is 949-2669. Crf'('k........... ................... Hom(. ~. ' ~=J~~m~:~. ~-~~~~~~--~:.~-~~- ~.~~~~-::::~::~ .Jan . 15-SOulhrrn .................................... ~~: 26 ............ ..................... E~~r~ Jan. 22 ................ ... ........... 1 .... TRIMBLE Jan: 26 ............... ;... .......... ... ..... al Belprt' 11-K .v .~w ' Orr. tl-Ttl mblf' Holl dav Tourna mr nt .... AWIJV t9S..R1 MEIGS GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE J an . l ~ ............. .... ·..... at Nelsoov Uir-York r------ Orr . 11-~ulhW f'i'i l('l'n .......................... Away Ore·. 111- SymnNI Va llry ......................... Homl' ON-. 20- Frdrral Horkl n,I! ................... .. .. . Homl' Klof'5 a nd Amy [)(' c. 18 ....... ... ...... ... ........ ... al All!xandrr Jan . 5 ....... ... ............ .. .......... at W('li ~lon Jan . R................... ... al f('df'ral ·Hoc klnj:t ABIJ PUttHI Df't'. 4-Hilnoan Ttare ........................... Awav Salt£'rflrld Dec. 4 ...... ........ NE L.SONVILLE·YORK Drc. 8 ....... ... .......... .... at Vlntoo Cou nty [)c.c. 11 ............ ......................aT Tr imbl (' Dec. 15 ........ .. ....... ..... .. ........ BELPRE WANT ADS 1m< Nov. 2<1-Rolllht'l'n ..................... .......... .... Away Nov . 211- Mf'l~ " --·----- ...... o- . . ............ ...... .... Away Dee. 1-Nor h Galll a ............................. . Homf' 5·fl F 5·6 Nov. ~ ..................................... al Mlll r r Transactions 71 f7 EAST MEIGS - For several Eastern High School varsity baskt>tball team members. this season hopes to be a good one for the youthfu l EHS contingent has been working hard to prove the theory that hard work does Indeed payoff. If things go as planned the 1986-87 Eastern Eagles could very well be in the hunt for this season's SVAC crown. Two years ago a young Eastern team captured the sectional crown and has enjoyed much success the past two seasons. For Its three senior's, this year reaps the final harvest and a shot at winning the SVAC. Tamm y Wrl ~ht• ...... Missy WoOOs........... Wllllllpf'l • f'.clmoMtR. Nlali to t:J -Norton, Tony Hendrix; Back, Coach Dennis' Eichinger, Bryan Durst, Allen Tripp, Mike; Marlin, Kyle Davis,. and Ed Collins. Eagles eye· SVAC cage title bolstered by much experience t&S..81 MI!IGS GIRLS VAIISITV BASKt:TIIALL ROSTI!R Player Yr. F08. Ht Motl&rral al l'tllllllllrlpli• •liEN qutw~: 11 NV Raft~tft'!l, nllhf N\' 11'1•*"' at Pltbt.rlh, nlahl Nrw oll'l'flf7 Ill St. Lei Ill. llllh Torolto at DftrGII, nlaN. t:tlh:ap ., Mlnnt"!!Oa. nlati \hit"' ('on f l'f'f'flt'f! I' M irlck Dtv.,don " ' I. T PtM. GF GA 1'1111 ~~ · lp hi a .......... .. 1-1 -1 I :II lit U l'ln~thu r.,.. ............... a:a 11 2 ' " M 7t • N\ ' l.o;lan fko,., ........... ll Jl I t l l4t 1$ N!•W ·h •r.'lt')' ............. ll ' ~ n 711 8-1 EASTERN EAGLES - Eastern's varsity basketball squad has been pracllclng hard under veteran Coach Dennis Eichinger In preparation for lhe upcoming 198&-87 cage season. Eastern wUJ host Southern In a SVAC game tonight. Pictured ar'e Todd Wilson, Mark Grltlln, Brent' Meigs girls' basketball roster w.... NHL S1andings . u Montr. .. Ill Qllebrt". '2: 35p.m. PIU Mt..rp Ill Nl' IIIIM*I'JII.II: " p.m. Lo. 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Ww.; tun~ "n at St , Lour.., I p.m. 71 It ................ 111 Calendar SMALL DM-. 1 Dt-r . ~-Oak Hlll .................................... Hnm (' The Dailv Sentinel- Page-S ·Beat of the Bend Miami rips New York Jets By BOB KEIM VPI Sports Writer. MIAMI (UP!) - Miami's rl'Cipe for Monday night's 45·3 victory over ihe New York Jets Included two Ingredients miss ing In Its first 11 games of the season - an effective running game and a defense that stopped a good offense. The Dolphins, who had entered the ganie with the NFL 's 27th· rated rushing offense; rushed for 189 yards agafnst the league's . No. · 1 rushing defense, 148 of those by Lorenzo Hampt 0 n. Miami's defense, rocked for 51 points by the Jets in their first meeting of the season, surren· dered a season-low three points and caused four turnovers. The Jets had won the first game 51-45 November NOW OUR REGULAR BOUNTY JUMBO TOWELS YOUR CHOICE • dESIGNER • MICROWAVE OR ASSORTED COLORS r - - --11 NOW �. ~ -. .- ' - Tuesday, November By The Bend ' ' The Daily Sentinel Page-6 · DAYTON ,(UP!) -The chief financial officer of Ponderosa Inc. , says company officials are studying a letter by a New York-based corporate raider who seeks to take over the Dayton-based firm. James Thompson, t)Je senior vice presi<!ent and chief financial officer of the restaurant -chain, said the firm's board.of directors " will at some point" consl(ler the takeover bid by Asher Edelman and a .g roupo( aboul20 other New York Investors. However, Thompson said Pondllrosa has not yet' answered Edelman's request lor a meeting with the boar d of directors . "There has been no meeting -. _ and none Is scheduled at tllls point," Thomp;on said Monday. year of $474. 1 million. Window -. Ponderosa became an acqutslAbout 300 employees work at Plastic tlon .target Friday' when Edel·. Ponderosa's Dayton headquarSilk Screeninc ma11 notified the board of dlrec- - ters, and an additional 800 Boat Letterinc • Realty tors by letter that his Wall Street employees -work · at Ponderosa Jac~ts • T-shirts · Investment group has bought 19 restaurants in the Dayton area . percent of Ponderosa''s 9. 7 ,milEdelman said the Investors · JERRY'S lion shares of common stock. may buy the balance of PondeSIGN SERVICE Thompson said the letter was - rosa .stock through a tender offer weak beCause II offered no price or-may buy the stock on the open 992-7460 or otl)er conditions for acquiring market, according to a report . SIGNS Of AU KINDS the restaurant chain. Saturday In the Dayton Dally JERRY Rt: 7 . "We are the company's largest News and Journal Herald. SIEGFREID stockholders," Edelman _wrote. Edelman wl!) not sell the " We currently Intend to acquire group'~ estimated two million all of the remaining outstanding shares back to Ponderosa If the shates ofthecompany 'scommon company offers an attractive (CUT OUT FOI FU!UIE UsEI stock."" · price, the report said. Ponderosa has 660 restaurants , 'In the report, Edelman desIn the United States and abroad. cribed Ponderosa as an "egre- _ The firm had total revenues last glously 'undermanaged" firm. '- _..__._________..........._;;:;..;..o...,· PHONE 992-2156 . Or WritI Dailly Sentinel Clnsilitd Dept. lll Courl St., Pomtlo,, Ohio 0169 Public Notice Association. The lradtllonal design featured Madonna and child w llh prolea, leather leaf, and eucallptus. CREATIVITY AWARD - Syrup bottles cos- turned like kings In a mod~rn design featuring nfotea and cactus on a natural wov en mal won the creativity award for Belly Dean, who also took the reserve best of show. IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF . MEIGS COUNTY, 0110 RICHARD KIBBLE. Flower show winners announced By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Elegant flower ' arrangements in unique a nd unu sual as well as traditional des igns and festive wreaths and swags for home decor brough t - the beauty of Christ mas in to view at the annual holiday flow er show oft he Meigs County Garden Clubs staged over the weekend at the Senior Citizens Center_ Winner of the "best of show" in artistic design went to Lorri Ba rnes . a member of the Rutland ,Friendly Ga rde ners and the Friends a nd Flowers Garden Club. Her traditiaonl arrange· ment was In the class, "C is for the Christ Child" and fea tured a madonna wit h child, with prot ea. lea ther leaf. eucaliptus and lorfg needle pine_ Reserve best of show as well as the creativity award went to Betty Dean, Chester Garden Club and the Shade Valley Council of Flor-al Arts. while Evelyn Hollon took the hart icul· ·tore sweepsta kes award. Mrs _ Dean's design winning the creativity award was in the class, ;·we Three Kings of Orient Arc" and featured syrup bottles costumed as kings in a modern arrangement of cact us and protea on a natural woven basr. H0r reserve bes I of show design was a bst ract using paint ed branches and miniatu re carnations in red. Top win ners in the ju nior division were Billy Crane, hort !culture. and Missy Sisson. best of show_ '' The ABC's of Christmas" was the theme of the show chaired by ,Sheila Curtis and Peggy Crane_ Nancy An nis. - Rey noldsburg, judged the entri es and awarded l ribbons In four places. Artistic Arrangements Winners in the artistic arrangements division, listed. first through fourth, were as follows: "A Is for Angels Appea rin g on High", a stamobile: Jan et Bolin, Shelia Curtis, Me lanie Stethem. and Betty Dean. "B is for Balthazar, Black King fro m Afar", an interpretation : Shelia Curt i, Pat HOlter, Betty Dean and Evelyn Thoma. "C is for Child Born that Firs t Christmas Day". traditional using a Christmas -Madonna : Lor'r! Barnes. Betty Dean, Shelia Taylor, and Kay Frederick_ "And Laid in a Cradle on Cus hions of Hay". modern using the Christ m as Madonna: Evelyn E_ Hollon, Betty Dean, Pal Holter, Sheila Taylor_ "D's for the Dolls of Which Little Girls Dream", a design In the Japanese manner: Pat Hol ter. Betty Dean, Alice Thompson. Evelyn Hollon. "E for for Eggnogwit h Nu tmet and Cream", a dried arrangement us ing a monochromatic color scheme: Addalou Lewis, Melanie Stethem, Pearle Ca na day. and Shelia Curtis. "F is for the Fir Tree, made res tiv e and Bright" incl uding evergreen branches: Melanie Stethem. Betty Dean, Betty Milhoan, and Binda DiehL "Silvery Garlands and Gewgaws of Gold", a Christmas swag: indoor. Melanie Stethem, Sheila Ta ylor. Evelyn Hollon, and Eva Robson, and outdoor, Peggy Moore, Shelia Taylor, Oc t a Ward, and Jane Thompson. "H Is fo r Holly Wreaths Decking the Halls, and Hemlock Boughs Hung on the Living Room Plaintiff Walls", a Christ mas wreath: two classes Indoor, Evelyn Hollon, _Melanie Stethem, Betty Dean, and Sheila Taylor, · llrst class: and Krista! Bolin. Betty Milho an, Addalou Lewis, and Kate Roush, second class: and one class outdoors: Shelia Taylor, Janet Bolin, Eva Robson. and Helen E blin. "I Is for Ice Skater Racing Together" , a n abstract: Betty Dean', Pat Holter, Jane Thompson, and J anet KobiEintz. " J is for J ewel-colored Jellies a nd Jams". a Christmas dinner table set ting: Allee Thompson, Octa Ward, Eva Robson, and Maurlla Miller. · " K Is for Krls Kringle" , featuring red : Melanie Stet hem, Eva Robson, Iva Sisson, and Ja ne Thompson_ " Lis for Logs tha t are Lafd on the Hea rt h", featuring treasured wood: Ja net Bolin, Evely-n Hol• JUNIOR WINNERS Billy Crane took the Sisson the junior best of show award In artistic lon , Thelma Giles, and Lil y hclrtlculture sweepstakes award, and Melissa Kennedy, arrangements at the weekend hollday Row er show. "M is for Misty-eyed Maidens and Misses", a small design not Including an Item from the Zachary Bolin. over 10 Inches : Peggy Crane, kitchen: Donia Crane, Lisa Sie- Ellsah Meadows, Jo Ellen Crane. Horticulture , Ja ne Thompson, Kate Roush, them, Billy Cr ane, and Zachary Megan Evans. and Donia Cra ne, A,llce _ ThompAfrican violets: with Tammy Kauff, honorable and Melani~ Stet hem. Bolin, wllh honorable mention to mention: a nd picture, Donia son, first a nd second: blooming "N if for Nuts with a Nut- Jo Ellen Crane_ Crane. Jo Ellen Crane, Tammy houseplants. A_llce --T hompson, cracker Handy", a miniature "Q Is a Warm Patchwork Quilt KauU, and -Ben Cra ne,; a nd· firsdt: Thelma '• Gil es. fourth: design in a nut s he ll ~ not to exceed on My Bed", a colorful design: foli age housepl a nt s. Alle e five inches: Peggy Cra ne, Me- Missy Sisson, Tam my Kauff, Ben notepaper. Cynthia Cotterill, Do- Thompson, M ~ uril a Miller, Sheni a Cra ne, Kelly Grueser. and lanie Stet hem, Marga re t Ed- Cra ne, and Jo Ellen Crane, wit h Tara Grueser, and · Jo Ellen Ila Curtis. third and fou rth: cacti wards, and Kim Wlllford. Donia Crane, honorable mention. Crane. Tammy Kauff and Ben and succulent s: Binda Diehl, Junior Division " R is for Ribbons o!Haspberry Allee Thompson, Maurita Miller, · '0 Is fo r Oranges and Oodles of Red", a Christma s package Crane. honorable menHon. Horticulture classes: dr ied and Thelma Giles; Debbie Ball, Candy". including fruit a nd or wrapped using some plant maleE~a Robson, J a ne ThOmpson, candy in a favorite design : Jeff rial: Kelly Grueser. Cindy roadside -material, first class, Eva Robson. berried branches; Zachary Bolin, Billy Crane, Stethem, Donia Crane, Zachary James Ewing, Eva Robson. Roush, Billy Cra ne. and Danielle Bolin, and Ben Cran e, with Grueser, with honorable mention Donia Crane, and Ben Crane, Neva Nlcholosn. and Evell(n honorable mention to B. J . to Ben Crane, Donna Nelson, second class . Billy Cra ne, Donia Hollo_n, -broadleaf evergreen; Crane, Jo Ellen Cra ne, third and Ke nnedy. Zachary Bolin , and Jessica • fourth; and , third class, Billy and Evelyn Hollon, Eva Robson . "P is for Pies made of Evans. second and third, a nd Genevieve Cra ne, Jo Ellen Crane. Ben Pumpkin, and Popcorn Io P op". "S for Su nprlnts". pictu res: Cra ne. and Donia Crane and Ward. Evelyn Hollon , first, second Zachary Bolin. fourths; berried and fourth , and Sheila Curti s, branches : Zachary Bolin ; and treat ed plant materials; and dis h gardens: Donia Crane, ~o Evelyn Hollon. first. and Debbie E ll en Crane, Billy Crane. and Ball. second. third and fourth, Ben Cra ne; and potted plants, Jo natura lly tlrled plant materiaL , Ellen Crane. Bllly Crane, and Junior ·Miss announces candidates for upcoming scholarship pageant Sou r hl'ast Ohio .Junia\ Miss ·Inc_-has annou nced four more 'contcsiants in the 1987 Meigs · County .Junior Miss Scholarsh ip Progra m to be held NO\-_ .10. :1 -,p,m., at the Meigs .Jun ior High School audit or iu m. Midd leport_ , The contcstanls - arc Lcginu Hart, Kr istina Hayn es. .Ji ll :Nrasr a nd Kim Adams_ Miss Hart is a srnior ar The Daily Sentinel I USPS U}960) A Dt\lbllon of MultimPdla. In,.. Publlshc<l rvf'ry afl rrnoon, Mtlnd:.t.v , t h rou~h Frifl il.\1. Il l Courl ~r ., Po· mrro:v. 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Mall Su h8crip(lon~ Jnetde Melp Coun1y 13 Weotcs ... ,, ......... ,......... .... ,.. ,.. $17. 29 :.; Weotcs ..... ............................ , ~14.09 112 Weotcs ...... , ............ ,........,,,... $66.56 O.t81de Melp Couhty 13 WeekS, .. ...... ,,, .. ,, ,,,_, ., .. ,, .... ,,, 118,20 , 116 WeekL .. .... ,.. ,.. ,.......... ,..... , 135,t0 52 Weeks ...................... .... .... .... $67.60 ,. - Sout hern Hig~ and the daughter J a mes and Carol Admas and is of Dale and Ka th ryn Hart. She also a senior at Southern. F or her plans a career in dictet ics and creat ive and per·for ming art she was a girl's sla tp candidate. will sing "Somcwhl'fe Over the ju ni9r class homeco ming and Rainbow ." Shr has pla ns for a ,-alenli nc attendant, harves t ear·rer in social work or public moon queen att <'ndan l,_ senior rpJatlons and will att end Ohio homecomi ng attendant. a scho- State Universit)'. She has been lars hip IPam ml'mber a nd was in act ive In National Honor Society, the top lpn in the cou nty-wide student cou neil. girl scout s, Ohio Unlvprs it y history contest. choir, F'rench cl ub, cheerleadShe \Viii present a dance during lng. scholarsh ip team . show the ~real ive a nd pC'rforming arts _choir and pride co mm itt~. She portion of the Junior Miss was a girl's slate' candida te, Program _ Christ mas Queen attendant, Miss Ha ynes is I he daugther of homecoming attendant, student LarT)' and Pa ula Hay nes and is a coun cil secretary and honored srnio t· at Meigs High, She plans qu et'n of Bethel No. 62, Int e rnational Order of J obs Daught er __ 10 at lend Ohio UnivC'rsily and purs ue a ca reer in heari ng and speech therapy, Miss Haynes has been a class offi cer. a girl's state del ega te. and ac tive in Natio nal Honor Society. stu dent coun cil. choraliers and collegium mustr um _ She has been choir pres iOpen house was observed with dent . student counci l treasu rer. about 75 per sons attending when class pres ldent. N a tiona!-Honor- the Riverview P,TO met at the sc hool. Soc i~ty secrctery, 'homecoming queen. a memberoftheyearbook Parent s vis lied classrooms folstaff. an office ass istant and lowing a regular business session teenage inst Ilute. For her crea- and Gary Reed' s fifth grade class tive and performin g arl she wil l received recognition for having sing "Shepherd of My Heart. " the highest percentage of parents · Miss Nease is the daughter of attending. Bill and 'Donn a Nease and a Tht' group decided to name a Soul hern High senior_ For her committee to formulate new creative and performi ng art whe by-law policies to -present to the wil l present a dress design. Miss grou p at the next meeting. Grace Nease bas been active In reserve Weber announced plans for an . basketball and volleyball, var- evergreen planting session and It s ll y volley ball and was selec ted _ was announced _ that Shirley as a membe r of the ail-star tea m. Johnson has been hired as a new She is a vars ity cheerleader, cpok at the school replaci ng treas urer of the yearbook staff Barbara Masters who recently and was a member of tHe resigned. School projects for the International Order of Jobs holiday season were .discussed. Daughters. Sh plans -to attend A Thanksgiving assembly Bauder Fashion College and under the direction of Mrs. i>Ursue a career in fashion Max ine Whitehead, vocal music des ign. Instructor , will be held at 10 a .m. Miss Adams Is the daughter of Wednesday. Riverview PTO meets v !--- Meigs senior center . .. announces acttvtttes , Robyq Lynne Freeman Freeman birthday Robyn Ly nne Freeman observed her second birthd ay with a party on Oct. 31 held at the home of her parents, Bob and Nancy Freeman. Union Avenue. Pomeroy. A Cabbage Pa tch theme was carried ilUI and cake, Ice cream, chips and punch were served and party favors distributed. The honored guest was presen ted a num ber of gifts from her sister, ' Kelly Freema n; Peggy Roush, maternal gra ndmother: Stella Russell , m ater -n a l great · grandmother: Chad Weaver, ' Cindy Weaver, Mikey and Eric; Linda -Fields and Casey, Rodney Rickard, Sheila and Rob Cleerk, Joshua Ru ssell , Judee Reese and As hley, Sonny a nd Jan Haynes, Myca a nd Meg han, and Marguer-lte Freeman . Sending gifts were . David and Darla Roush, and Hazel Freeman, patneral grandmother. Robyn receive<! a telephone call from Mr paternal grandfat her, Robert Freeman, who was a patient at University Hospital in CollijTibus. ? wlllbeclosedforhollday. Friday: Round and square dance·rrom 8 to 11 , with music by the Ha~y -Hollow Boys, admis· fis:lon:$:1.:.= = = = = ; 1 r-~-liiii JO:SJIIIIMIIIilll>-l lllll, ~ I HA:~::::.LLE ~ .CHRISTMAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DtCEMIER 6, 198& 10 A.M.-5 P.M. SPONSOIEDIY . HA•••sortv•u no 11 Forget! ltR lll g i I ...-.-:'.:, ill( · ~ · ~ ~~ -~~ l~ R ! 11 Open Houae. ; S ! I- • 1 J Qftq8y, Nov. ~oth for six , I\ICCtslive lie inspection at Befnard V. · -k•- The lett pubtlcotlon will be made on December 23. 1986. ond tht 28 doyo FUltz Law office, 111 V. W, Second Stroat, POmeroy, Ohio 46769, during regular for answer will commenee busineu hours for 1 period o1 180 dayo subooquant to publication of this notice . 11H 18. 19, 20. 21 , on that dote. In CIIM of your failure to answer orot:herwisere- J 1~~ i~~ TABLE Sn-UP S5,00 ;J CIAFJS, BAKED FOODS . il 12 ~oon to Spm & IEFRISHMENTS · I. EYEIYOII WILCOMIIII 11!.2!~~--~~~~!!l ' r======~~ and in the Townahip of Olive Public Notice chase. containing 40 acral, PUBLIC NOTICE Tho onnuol !BPGrt Form 990PF for DIC:amba'r 31 , 1986, for tho Kibble ~oun ­ detlon , Bernard v. Futtt, Truatea, 11 ~voilobla forpub- and bounded end deocribad -as lollows. viz: The welt half of tlw wast hall of 160 Acre Lot No, 1169, Sections 4 and 10. Township 4. Range 11 of the Ohio Company'• Purmore or leu. 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ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS •Replacement Windows •New Rooting "FilE ESTIIU115" •• HIIJ - hll Tl• • •• Ttthltlll "Dlfy RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESRR--915·3307 BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IIHLT · HOMES & GARAGIS · INVEST fliNT PROPERTY. S HOMES Uve in ant, Rtnt 4 or rtnt all S All don together Top left-5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, I bath. Iron! & back porclies Top Rl&llt- 8 rooms, duple!, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, nat. gas - heat. . . Cent•-6 rooms, lull ~asemen l, 2 IJ 3 bedrooms, I bath, large iront porch , gas FA furnac e. , Bollom left-6 rooms. 2 bedrooms, I bath, dining room , nat. gas heat. · · Boltom Rl&llt-GarrlJB asartment, 2 bedroo ms, I bath, renting now l:rr $15 ,00 per mo. 656-660 luY All FOil ONLY $72,600. LET THI HNT PAY FOR IT . PHONE NOW lEADlNGHAM . . Bll EnAJE....,446·7699 . . "At RNIOrtablt ,rict1" ar Night L&W CL£AMNG CARPn UPHOLSTERY •All Types of EKcavating •Landscaping Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tfc Cake Decorating Claue• ltart· ing December 1. 1981. T1ugtn by Bunny Kuhl. For de'11i11, cell e14-992-7637, Piano Tuning and Rep1ir. Clip 1hil 1d for ~6 percent discount . Line D1niels 614· 742·22911 , No d"r hunting on Eldon Manis property on Baileys Run. No hunting or tr•p•s•lng day or night on the Chtrl .. E. Volt flrm1 . Malga County Fish tnd Game Club will h1ve e 1peclli meeting Sat. Nov. 291hbttw"n4·7p.m. All 11dttts mutt be turned ln"Jo Tom Gruner et lhis time. No hunting or trttp111lng, Mynas F1rm !cealed Chestnut Ridge Road. Becautt my 2 VltfV valuable Garman Shepherd dogs wtr• 1hot. Hun ti ng is no longer permitted on my f•m on Redmond Ridge. Edith' Rogen. 4 Giveaway 19" color TV on padettalsttnd, nteda repair. 304-876·2875 tftlf 6 p.m. 6 Lost and Found •Basements •Sewage Systems •Water & Gas Lines •Water Well Drilling •Trucking Call: 742-2407 II -28,86-1 mo. LIMESTONE HAULED Lost Yl lriah Setter. 'h Cochr Sptnitl, 2\la ft . till, brown, an1wers to Bridget, In 1ru of . Raecqon rd . & Sho"tring Ridg1 Rd .. REWARD Ph 614-ue. 3'780 or 81.\· 446·3077 ask for Elaine Mu~power. Lost in Eno vicinity 1long hlired Chi Hu1 Hut. malt black with 1 white chest, lntWtfl to Chico, we'Ohta 1ppr. 51bs., ml•ing since 11 ·1 8 -88 . REWARD ltOO,OO, Ph, 614-388-9832 Lost in Raccoon T.W.P. mi~ad breed shepherd·boJIIer . Fawn colored, 1n1wtrs to be• RE · WARD Ph. 614-245-4262, TROMM EXCAVATING 742-2328 11-7-86·1 mo. FOR SALE CHRISTMAS TREES TAGGING NOW Pre-cut trMs available Located on Flatwooda Rd. (Co. Rd 281 at Harley . Haning residence, 2 Mi. from Five Points Watch for Signs 11·24·16·1 mo. FOUND- Small female btegle with collar . Bilek & Whitt 11a brown, Vici nity of Ftirfleld Vanco · Rodney Cora Rd. Cill e14-24&-9209, Found-Coonhound, white with bltck • whltt1pot1. fem111. Clll .,,. e . 814-379-2458. LOST • ~ Wilker female hound, white with bl1clc spot1, bfown heod Pet. REWMO 150,00 lor information leading to return . no quenions 11lcM Ph. S14·3888267.John Swisher At. 2 Box 283, Vinton Oh 45eae. FOUND · on GDC ground• young 10lid whitt female cat: welfing black call• call 614446 ·1642 exl.l 10. Loat In Morning Star ire1. whitt with gr~y 1pots, female Walker. If , found pltalt Cell 61 4-9492t71 . 9 Wanted ,To Buy We pay ca1 h for late modal claen used cars. Jim Mink ChiY .· Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson . &14-446-le72 • TOP c;ASH paid tor '8 3 model ~ and newer Uled car•. Smith, Buick-Pontiac, 191 1 Eanern Ava., Gallipolis. Call 814·448 2282. WANTED TO BUY u.ed wood & coal heatera. SWAIN'S FURNt · TURE, Jrd. & Olivt St. Gelllpot~ , Call 614-446-3t59 , U11d Mobile Homtt Ph. 114-· 44e-0175 . JO'S GI'T SHOP 992·2198 No hunting day or night on 1oltowing land: A.H. Boatright, Keith Ridenour, Junior Hunt, Gary 0111, John Ginther, Steve Dill. C111 efld kitten• to glva IW'ay. Call 614-985·3884, · PH. ,49-2101 or '949-2160 Na Sunday PAT HILL FORD Racine Gun Shoot sponsored bv Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday, beginning 1t 1 :00 p.m. F1ctorv Chok~. 12 guage 1hotgun1. MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY 11-7-86-1 ma. New Ho11111 luilt "Free Eltimat•" re'pair Gas Tanks. Dear Hunten For sale a small trailer , carpeted Mother dog. end 2 Swk. old puppies to give awav Ph. e1 43e7-0541 , SIDING CO. We can re1111r and rt'! core 11dlators and heater cores. We can . also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also Gtrdens Pomroy, Ph . 814-11926161 or &1-.446-3615. PH. 992·2772 •VINYl SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING "ILOWN IN INSULAnON PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 DECIDE NOW TOGE~ER Ohio V1lley Memory Gllrdent GalllpoUa, Meigs C;o. Memory JAMES KEESEE BISSBL $3.25 for each pattern. Add 75e each pattern lor PQBtage, handling . tond 10: . AMI Adlmt t'ltllmt, ltltdlr IIIII ,o Q .1 .SATaun SAlES & SER'ItCf ' (F'" Eatlmatotl •lnsul ation •Sto·rm Doors •Storm Windows · •GtBSON REFRIGERATOR One 614-843-5248 J&L BLOWN INSULAnON 109 lll.liY AVE. PO.IOY, OH. YOUNG'S Electronic Organs Mobile _saNica BOGGS •AUTOS •UGHT TRUCKS 11-28-16-1 mo .. TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service FILL DIRT 3/2/tfn Truck, auto, & heavy equipment , repairs and welding. (All makas & modelal J.R.'s REPAIRS REASONABLE · REliABLE tfn SALES & SERVICE 3 -An'n ouncements No hunting or trespa111ing o~ Earl Walters farm on WaterlooCapeh&rt Roads. Union Dil trtct. PER MONTH WitH Hobson Rd. Anno u11 ce111 enl s for $400.00 Ph , e14-2&66676. '$4800 •SYLVANIA Nov. 25, 1985. DIAMONDS . - (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 992-3345 EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR LIKE Licensed' Clinical Audiologist ::t: DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL Roger Hysell JUST CALL! Garage 992-3410 Rt. 124, P01111ray Ohio LIMESTONE AUTO & TRUCK GRAVEL - SAND REPA'IR Al•o TruQIInlon · TOP SOIL Real Eatste one year ago on Aisia & Fonzie FREE HEARI"G TESTS WEDNESDA lS CJ Co1111uterized Hearing Air Selection z Swim Molds· Interpreting Seivices · t6\4199l;!!.?.! PH. 992~5682 or 992-7121 Fa<tory Chalet 12 Gauge Shotg1111 Only .- . . 10-8-tfn . R'ESIOINCE hb lurton, OwMr In loving memory of Pamela Sue Clark who left us year ago we not only lost a special friend, bill a mother, dauafrter and sister. Even thoua:h you're cone we know you are still near by. _" When we look at the sand along the waters, we don't/ see only two sets of footprints. we see lhrM sets of lootprints. We know one set ts God's, and one set is your udty missed fath· er's (Dana V. Cantil, 8· 30-82) and the third set of foolprints is your's Pam. We all know that you're in good hands, you have God's hand on one side and your lath· er's hand on the other side, fqr this we know you're in good hands. Your friends and family sadly miss you and we all love you, Pam. With Love. Jon, Kelly. Ruth. N•nny, . Ricky1 Mary, Raymond, Leigh, Charles, Steve, OM, Denny. Pamela, : 1 Miles, Brooke, Brandle. IPECIAIIZINI IN WINDOW~ DOOR REPI'ACEIIfEf/1 PLUMBING & IIU1~NI:I Stallonory, Mogntlk r:========; cation of this notice which PHONE (614)992-5009 •Drv•• •Freezen P/1-RTS and SEFIVIc:E (6141 992-6550 EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. , COMIIIRCIAL • RESIDENTIAL -FR£E ESfiMAlES- •R•n•• •Rtlrlgoratort IUSIHESS PHONE Bcisltan Building Mlddlepart, Ohla We Carry Fithlng SUps)li.. . "' Meigs, In tho State of Ohio 317 N. Stcand •Wa1he11 •D..hwaa~r• ~ RACINE FilE DEPT. BANIS CONST·RUCTION CO. 985·3561 Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here GUN SHOOT PAINTING EXTERIOR SAUS & SERVICE vis••· lowing described rellet11te: Sltutta in lho County of INTERIOR KEN''$ . APPLIANCE SERVICE • .. REPAIR Ntw Locatian: 161 North St<Dnd Middleport, Ohio-45760 ' • REMODELING Real Estate General opond 11 required by thB 23. 24, 26, 7tc Ohio auleo of Civil Proce- 1---=--:-::-:::-:::-:::-dure. judgment by dafauh Public Notice will be ronde red ogalnat you N-:::O::T1:-:C-::E- - To Jean Turney Chamber- fur tho rollef demanded in I-:--- .-:-: lain and theunknown heirt. the-Compleint , 1986 Soturday. Nov•mber 29, at de'vlseas, and tegat•• of Dated : NovemberE 14. s 10:00 A.M. The Homo NaLa Jean Tumey Chemberlain. if FOR SALE -b7.rtc' otrc':..:~ tiona! Bank, Racine, Ohio, she be deceased. whoso last Maiga County will offer for uta-at Public Two bedroom house on linknown addreu was 4318 Common Pleas Court Auction On the Benk Parking coln Heights in Pomeroy. Crooked Lana Road , Howell, 111118, 26: (1212. 9,16, Lot the following : Newly decorated. Immedi Michigan; and 1980 ,Plymouth Chomp To lawrence VanAmburg 23 , 6tc ate possession. $10,500. 1M24KA7801010 end the unknown heirs. de· Phone 992-3749. No Sun1981 Oldamobilo2 Dr. Cpa. Public Notice and leg1taie of Lew- 103AR47A6BM408862 ronco Van Amburg, Kho be 1983 Chevy Celebrity dece81ed, whose latt known NOTICE OF 101 AW27X6D6868D36 addrau wu 1286 N, s., APPOINTMENT OF 1974 Ford Pickup Truck 54 Misc. Merchandise Gabriel Blltd., Apartment FIDUCIARY (F2601 - F26YCU48871 18, Azusa. Califomla; November&. 1986. in Terms of ule ere Cash. You are hereby notKiod thoOnMaigo County Proba.to The Home National Bonk that you have been named Court. Call No. 25329 , raaeritas to bid et Oofondonts In a lotlalactlon Joyce Jowoll. -Rt, 1, Box thf Hie orthoto right remove or entitled Richard Kibble, 74AA.' Langovilta, Ohio , ollltamafrom the oole any at any Plaintiff, ••- Ernest L.-Kib· was appointed ad - time. bto, Et AI .. Dofendonto. This 45741. ministratrix of the •tete of (1 t 124, 26, 26, 3tc action hila been 111~ned Bonny H, Goodman. Case Number BII-CV-334 ceased. late of Rt . 1, Bo~ and Is pending In the Court 74AA. of Common Pleas of Moiga 46741 . Langsville, Ohio County, Pomeroy, Ohio , Robart E- Buck. 46769. . Problto Judge The object of tho Com- · !Lana KNeiJOiroed. plaint ia to partition tho fa 1- 111111 . 18, 25, 3tc Clerl< .2 The Senior Nutrit ion Program menu is: Monday: Johnny Ma rzetti , tossed salad. pineapple slices_ Tu esday: Turkey, dress in g, mashed potatoes and gravy, green bea ns, cranberry relish, pumpkin cookie. Wednesday: Crea m of potato • soup, cheese sli ces, mixed fruit .-. cookie. Choice of beverage avaifable wit h meals. Do~ .'f ... week - Public Notice Squad. May God Bless Each of You. . The following activities are planned for the week of November 24-28 at the Senior Citize ns Ce nt er, Mulbe,rry Heights, Pomeroy: Monday: Sq uare dance 1·3, excerclse class 3:30. Tu es da y: · Thanksgi vi ng Dinner and program, a program will be held beginning at 11:15, wit h Ja n Lavend ar .as guest singer, also musical selections and readings by senior cl ttiens. Wednesday: Bingo 1-2, bowling ·1: 30. Thursday and Friday; Center _:_VSER NEST· L KIBBLE. Dofarident Caae No. 8&- cv~ 334 • NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Public Notice BUILDING All M1ku The ' Daily Sentinel 7 Business Services '' . ...__·- BEST OF SHoW _; Lorrl Barnes won her first "best of show" award at this weekend's holiday Dower show of the Meigs County Garden Clubs The Daily Ohio Ponderosa studies takeover offer . Tuesday. November 25'. 1986 ' 1986 In Syracwe, Ohio ''YES, WI All OPEN.'' THURS •• fRI.-SAT. 9 to S l•g~,.g For Ck,lt111Nt CEMENT MORSES , OEERS, Rli881TS, DOGS . CATS, EAGLES, VIROIN MARY , WHITE ANGELS ALSO LARGE INAD IATH!I 1110 . Old Furniture · cupl)oerd1, tablft a chalrt, ch"tl, bookcatH, ~~ boxtl. Iron btds, c11h pald Ph. t14-44e-3719 , Buying d1ity gokf, 1ilver colna, rln11. jewelry. at•ling Wire, pld coln1, latge currency. Top prl· ce1. Ed. Burlta« .._,.,.._ Shop, 2nd . Av.. Mhldleport , Oh. $1 4 ·. 992·3478, . Wanted to buy. Standlngtlm.,.r. Call e1 • · 702-2328, • ' Hetdtf p1nel. grill 1nd 1ront bumper, 1or t981 Or•n Ply- mouth Fury . Car Ult from 1178 -1182 . Chryalar Now ' Yorktr, New Pon or Pty. Fury. Cell e14-992·7076, �,. ' .Tuitlley, November ~6 198 Page-S-The Di!ily Sentinel 9 ·LAFF-A-DAY Wanted To Buy . 44 BUYINO RAW FUASI Gln.lllr'lg, YtUow Root bHf nd dttr· hiHI. Ale(, liKing triPping . IU~Iitl, WftNt Ut.., Nit. lit... · Hour~ 1 :00·9:00, C:totld Wild. Oto~ l!lucktey 814-eU-4781 . Household Goods F!lliilllyiiiPIII SfniJil,t!S Sllttptople!Full or p.,-t timtlo sell ~•erv & m•ch. Call 814-446-3615 or 814-69211151 . Malnten.-.ce person to live in apertment complu. Call 304·. 875-6104, 72 •' Efflency apt. c::omplettty furnished, utilities paid. near Rio Orande 'College Ph. 614-4461323 or 614·245·9170. ~~ "No, this isn't 'Dream Boat' This is her SUPPLV SHIP!" ' The Daily Two 1173 Whitt frtklht Mn.-a."1 ;, both good cond. 11.,8 motor · home dill 8 for "'• or trade 304-418-1729. 73 Vt~ns 8o. 4 11/25/86 W.O. ' 1982 Joep CJ·7, Ronogode· ' p,..oge, 251· 8 cyl. lsp4. htrd' ~ ·top • eoft top, 42.000 mu•. , Exctlltnt concNt5on. Rettl b9ok, • VJIIUt, 18200. Selling price, ·1 1,500. Call814-4'"&-7289. • : '. 1970 Jeep • wheel drlv,t . 8 c:yl••· 0 t Tioga Camper. Sink, atove, tee _; 1 · . bo.c. SIMPI four. ,$121)9. Call ~~ .I • 814· 247-4282. • •• () 74 .....,'.. ... . ~~~~~~~~~~;:;:~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Rebuildatate ,_-·~ Newshour (B) (JI) WhHt of @ Barney MYler D ··· u~E'AT; 'ANOTHeR De-CISION tiAVE ~ ~ ~ I>AYf :t """ • 1'"Aifi<S 11·2,5 ~ .... .., . .. , IN. High' (I) ~a K. R1:<tl Or"'"' lun. or ~~~ ~) ~· . .{ .Y? MU., lHA~ a.E \\JAV 10 GET AI<OW RESll((ll\lf. zaJir-6 Fa< SA££ ~llREJm Po......_ I ,....,,.._, '"*" • • · • • • 1 ' I '• by THOMAS JOSEPH 10 v 1 t 8732 8 76 ~ 3 + +z SOUTH • 7z '"J~ tJ +AKQJ1094 Vulnerable: Nortb·South Dealer: East Wesl Nanb Pass Pass t+ 3t Pass Pa"' s• Pus 7+ Pass Pus Pw 4+ Pass Pass -'" Euo t+ Pw s+ Pass Pus INT Pass ~NT 7NT Opening lead: • 10 tween the spades and the other red · king. This book by Frank Stewart malta · a nice Christmas present. At p, iaciuding po11tage, it's a bargain. Sead to Slocking, P.O. Box 18099, MempbW, TN 38111 . ACROSS 3 New Guinea I Undisguised town 5 Seraglio 4 Aust. 10 Maui wild dog veranda 5 Circuit II Pimola clout 12 Alias "Miss 6 Toward Brooks" shelter 18 Meas41'ing 7 Slower device (mus.) Yesterdoy'o Ana,.er 14 Actress 8 Early Susan refugee 21 Hurt 35 Final word 15 Mirth 9 Sea (Fr.) 22 Blackthorn 38 Disappear 17 Zoo sound 10 Youth fruit 37 Advantage 18 Spider's 16 Swedish 23 Deal in 88 Minuscule creation county 25 Dullard 39 Ninny 21 African fox 171nterpret 27 Return 40 Varnish 24 Ready for 18 Telegraph hastily ingredienL marriage 19 Wagnerian 30 "To Helen" 41 "Cakes 26 Obvious heroine poet and - " 28 Scandi· 20 34 Look 43 Dem.'s e Bunny. advises his cartoon friends on the dieoary do· lights of the holiday oeiiiOfl. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ..----........------. YEP, TH E:i<E' THEY c!iO, UP THE I TH INK THEY 'RE ErETTIN& REPOr'10 IRI. 9:00 8 C2J llll You Are the Jury Raben Vougm hosts a d<a· NOBODY EVE:RHASA matization of a mw-dar 1rial In which viewers are Invited to call in and dectde the defendanl's verdict . (80 rrMI.) ' ~DN I6HT " FOR THE 5 TAiR6. PARROT'. ~roBED. (1)700 Club Boxing: Ton-Round Mtddleweigh1 Bout: Mit· ton McCrory va. TBA 12 hrs.l (I) • (I) Moanttghllng !CCI David and Maddie bel· (IJ ..,. ~ .. navian rhyme scheme when 1hey ponray Pe1ruchio and Kaoh· erina ina spoof¢ 'The Tam· BARNEY osseo ing of the Shrew·. 160 mln.l (I) MOVIE: 'Thoo Hau110 of tho S..en Gobles' ®ellJMOYtE: 'Thill So· cret Bunday' iCC) liD Africano: Ctuh of Cui· tures (CCI This epioade SHERIFF TAIT!! VOU GOT TO KETCH THAT CLOTHESLINE BANDIT!! 35 Aotention getter 36 Not many 39 Texas shrine 42 Muslim takes a look at situation• in which Africans must inte~ grate the customary law. decree 44 "City of Witches" 45 Shelf 46 Operatic Westem law 11r1d the Sharlo. 160 min.) 10:00 8 (I) ill 1986 ICCI 160 seMment min.) 47 Foil's kin (I) D (I) Jock end Mtko ICC! A mobster releOHd I W~H YOU COUI.-0 GIVE. ME. GOOD ' GO ATTEND THE SICK ADVICE.! AND LEAVE THE WELL ALONEII opponent 29 Delay 31 Construct 32 Lamprey 33 Reporter's tie each other as wen aa a ..... >\ ... DOWN I Au naturol 2 Gibb or Williams DAILYCRYPI'OQUO'I'E2i-Here'1 bow to work il: from prison grants Jackie an 8)1Ciusive lntsrview and Mike Is offered the chlirmanship of the city's ar:tnual re1taurant featival. (60 mtn.) • (D Odd Couple · AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW <BJNewt 10:20 (I) ·MOYIE: 'Cowboy' 10:30 Cll Cotebrlly Chtofl One letler stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letlers, apOstrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints.'Each day the code letters are dlfferenl. .(IJINNNewt (I) Clnemo S h a - l]l) Ootlety t 1 :00 D CIJ (I) D (I) ilJJ DIDl (JIJ No- 11115 _ (I) Hanlcolllo ond HW• ..,_work. ton Celticl VI. Phil 1 I· phio 76ots 12 hrs., 15 min.) (JI Bugo Bunny Thoonkoutvtng 0tet Bugs 18 1 t!ltt'-l'JlJ ~ .~ mor~, than studying. • 1-:--- : - - - - - - " "-, e•plored. 160 min.) MOYIE: 'Hold · The Droam' Pan 2. 8:06 (I) N8A -.tbait: lloo· @ ® :••• • ' 1- -------'---- The navigational ins1incts of several different species are 8:30 (I) D (I) Growing Poins (CCI A thrilled Corol Mora the school 'hunk,' but ru· mors fly that they're doing TlaX'K£0 70 11-1' I«AllQJ (f'llJ.R('IU('E ... h•• EAST +J 1015 'KQU t K 10 V~ =~T Animal Plllofindefl !CCI • ''"t Charlie Thanksgiving dinner. 1~. l'.,.. 1:: 1Hi A Choi~to a - .. l]l) Nova: Myotery of the • 86 Now Brown and Snoopy prepare an unusual meal when Peppermint Patty invites hersetf and a group of friends to Chartie Brown's house for ' ·.,. •· In last year's popular book by Frank ~wart , "A Christmas Stocking," the chapter "The Man from Out of Town" involves Sammy, a gentle old man _. who has none of the bad maMers that sometimes afflict competitive bridge players. Why shouldn't he be nice, siooce it eventually becomes apparent that he is none other than old St. Nick, in 'civilian attire. In today'• hand, Sammy gets to the grand slam in no-trump. On the open· ing heart lead, declarer takes East's with his ace and starts running I·c11um. East is so excited to be defend· ioog such an ambitious contract that he plays the 10 of diamonds as a signal even before following to tbe first club. But Sammy does not take advantage of the revoke by playing the jack of di· amonds and letting il o;ide. (The Rules state that the diamo~o. an expooed card, would have to be played al the first opportunity.) Instead he just plays out all his clubs, discarding all tbe red cards from dummy, even the diamond ace. East must now reduce to five car(ls, and since he.cannot throw a spade, he must let go one of his red kings. When that happens, Sammy simply plays the jack of that suit, and East is now squeezed once again, be- MocNeit-lehrar . Thankoutvtnu NORTH 11·+AKQVU ,743 tAQ84 By James Jacoby New.hour ,.,lit l::------- - - - Where nice guys finish first dream about each other when they both engage in separate dating. • (D MOYIE: 'Hong 'Em .JUST BEFORE DA.WN J "'a" a.. , James Jacoby (I) D (I) Wha'olho Baea7 ICCI Tany and Angela day· ' . ••c. BRIDGE Yook loolandots 160 min.) ... BUT THERE WON'T SE TROOPs IN BACK OF 'EM IIIIII EvoMI -- Tried - Pu'" -'- RfWi11 -- OVERTURES opera company In our eornmunlty Invites IUIJicritltiOn ranewlls with the alogan, "We're Maklng OVERTURES To You." Fortune Ill by filling In the milling _.to yo. develop from sle9 No. 3 below. An geous rock star hires Matlock when she is accused of murdering her manager. (60 min.) In Stereo. · Cll Holt Town (IJ NHL Hoclcey: Pitta· burgh Ponguino ALLEY OOP COIIIOia him by quo11ng 1 famous player:.. "Mikllhe 1110111 lo . ··--·-· nsrEIDAY'S SCIAM-IITS AJISWIIIS . m NOW J: fiO~~S :t'M AN AMPHIBIAN •· · ~ UNT~R~B~N~~~E LETTERS • 7:05 (I) Banford end Son 7:30 D (I) (I) Now Newlywed Game (IJ NFL's Grollloot Ma· menta: 1972 Undofelled Wo~d Champion Mtooml Dolphins iR} . (IJ Too Clole for Com· fort 1!1 (I) Judge (I) Bte11 Mo. Flllhor llJ WhHI of Fortune • il)) (JI) J_.tv @ Bonoon 7:36 I]) ThO Hor"'le1"f111mMIOOIIOII......ISIW 8:00 DCIJ(JIIMatlackAnoulra· F.RANK AND ERNEST . I I I I I llJ News liD MacNeil-lehrer ' . . port -------------------'' . ---------- . ()) Nightly Buoineso Re- 1--. ~~~= -~~ =--,.--.,..-..,.---::-.,.._ . 'tit; u.eoo. Ij I M"A"S"H a• (IJ (I) .._..•• Court ·t. · .. ~~ PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES at;»Out hi!' new· film "Real Men," and the talented perfanner discutses the difficulty of making the transition from popular television star to movie star . •&. 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Viewing . 64 Misc. Merchandise '' '' p"'l1, ...... Focmtv · ~'' \ oHI<ing full · tlme • pon.ome RN 's. Excee..nt aalary II benef· 11 3 bdr. apt. up1tllir1, private Cailthan'i Used Tlfl Sh.op. Over cycllll • parts . Call 114-~8-' ·,if, ... _.•. s..pltton's Cycle. ita. If int•entd epply at Scenic 1--:---------_,;..:,;..;~;_;;;::=.:.--~ entrance . Adulia only, no pelt. 1 ,ODD tkn, sizea .1 2, 13, 14, 15. 7414 tfttr 6 p.m. on w•davs. • 1 .. • Hills Nurti"g Centtr. At. 2 Bo• Utllltlel fuml1htd , Cell 814- 18, 16.6. 8 miles out At, 218. 66 B 'ld' S II 61 f E • '-:.-.1· ~ 282 Bidwell~ OH .5614 or cell 446-2583. Call 814·211·8251 . Ul l!lg upp tS , arm qu1pmant Hondo, eli 900Cuooom.loodtd 31 Homes for Sale 41 Houses for Rant - - -- ..,--- -- Ma,., O'Brien aoB14·448-7160. w_lth Hondaac::ctaorlet. AM·FM . , Furnlshlld efficiency 1175.00, Pl~tlc cistern etete· approved. 16,000 bu1hel grain Wn torrent; · ct11ette. 11 &00. XL 2!10 for 1 Uadlng Pher.rnacy needs top 2rms. & b.!ith utilities Pd. 446plastic aeptlc:: ttnlr.s, pl11tlc Building Supplin Morgan'eWoodltwnFtrm', 3D.C· ~ ~ ··~n~o::0::5::0~.304:::::::.a:B::2::·3::3::8:::7:::. :<~ • notch Pharmtcilt. La,ge AX Houses for salt Oil Evens Heights SmtH 3 bdr. houtt. nice ntigh- 4418 eftar 7p.m_. c:ulvertt, metal culvartt . RON Surplus-Cio~touts-Buyouts 875-128& or 876-2276. 1 volume, nurling hom ... diverai - & elotin feirfitld Gledtln Tenn. borhood, city schools, no pets, EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jae'k· l. Wood burning sheet rmrtal ~• . ' fleet modemcomputerizedfteil· C.i161.c -446-8899. c~uple or couple with children, Furnished Apt. 1210.00 Utile1toves sllhllar · to Franklin 76 Auto Parts . 1.). ' son. Oh. 1514-288-6930. it'll. No 1unda'l'1 or holidl\"1. top $300 per month. Deposit. 1 year ties Pd. 1 bedrr;~om, first floor Ph. os9 .95 eoch ., 2 ""o1oo.oo. 62 Wanted to Buy •. A • , 11lary • btnefitl. ContiiCt Jim 3 Bedroom hoult. Jire piiiCtl, ltlte. Rtftrtnctl required. Ctll 446-4416 after 7p.m. firewood for sale 130.00 PU 2. Steel lnsultted prthung ' - - - , . . . - - - - - - ca CC8110fl81 · Staker, Ponsmouth. Oh Ph . air, pool, ttlt or uade. A-ONE 814-441-0122 tfttf 4pm. door's, no brlcll mold 19.96. ,load. Cell Roger Meade, 6146 14-353-1135. Real Eatate' ptl. 30(-676·5104. 2 bedroom. part!'!' ·furni•hed 388·8417. 3. Interior prehung door's •II 2 9tdroom house with gar-ae. 1 partment off .Spring · Ave. sizes and finilhat 129.96 tech. Now buying shell corn or •• Budgtt lflntmlllions. uHd • Brick Muon Sub-Conlractors 6 room house. 1.2 aern. Doublt all electric with wood burner. 11fl Pomeroy/ Ohio. large patio and Firewood d•ltverecl Oak a. hlc:k· · 4. 42" Vtnitywlth(BJ marble top com. Callforl.,estquotes. Riv.- rebuilt . Tool converters • nttdtd. Guaranteed full -time car gerqe. Loetted on Rose Hill. bath•. 3mi. from Holzet'l. tdUIII ytrd. Cal 814-992-&f!BI after Ofy, City Ftrm Supply. 814·446· transfer Cll. .. Will dellvtr Cash lpllt, HEAP vouch•. pickup t149 .9S tech. work. Call Steve 8 :00a.m. to Bargain priced 120.000. Cell onty, deposit required Ph. 114- 8:00p.m. load t35. Ctll814· 446-2223 or 6. 8" by 20' White commercial 2986 . & Carry or Install cat! 814·'"8· 6100p.m. Mon ttiru Fri Ph . 614-878-2513 . 446-2783 after 5p.m. call814· Rutter 11 .00 per ft . · : : - - - - - - - - - - 4870 or 81•· 379-!.220. 614·446·3028. 614-888-4855 . 446·2861 or &U-448·0878 . 8. 1 and 2pcflbtrgltlltub'land Went to bu'l' pickup toad ofcor_n, 2 .and 3 bedroom apartments House for ..1e. 380 Grtnt St., and houtn in Pomeroy or Zenitt-. turn-table, Ctllette ttpe showars white and colon lOol-882·3110. GM eutomatlc .trtnlmiulon I Custom typing n&eded, must bit Mktdtepol1. 8 room , bath, gar- Unfumishtd 6 room ho·u u. 1y, Middleport. FUrnished or unfur- deck, turner •mplifier, 1300100 t159 .915 101199.95. 6 rebuilt) ' lncludei 350 . ~: ne.t ~¥~~ork . Cuh paid per page. age, work sh'op. 123.700. Make bath•. utility room, Ga• heat. nished. Pay own utilititl. Cell llghttd lttrio cablnt\t 1100.00. 7. Prefini1hed oak flooring.,_. •. T CCC Generic Certtflcet11. l04· {ul_. short ~I for ch.vy t~cll . Atso I Send rnuma ·to box T•700 in offer. Call 814-992-2802 . «;·air, 5mil" from town, refer· dl'!ll 614-992·2381 . .. 2JA."W rendom length T.G. 67&-1807 . 614· 367·0394. chryll.- VB transmlasion, all c•• 1 of the Gallipoll1 Daily lnct &. deposit rflt!uired. Rent Gunttaltt end natural finish good c:ondhion. Ph. 614-448· 1 Tribl¥lt. 826 Third Ave. Gallipo- Government homu from 11 . (U t326 ,00mo .. flud utiliti ... Ph. 1 and 11h bedroom apt. IIV&ilable Ftll il for planting trees & 11 .76 lq. ft . 0968 lis. OH 46831 . Livestock repeirf. Delinquent tD propert,. 614· 446·476 et Rlver1ide for rent. Buic rent buaha1, al1o fill dirt & top soil. 8. 50% off VInyl "ding trim 63 Repo11e..ion1. Cell 806·&871t1rt1 at • 179. plus utiNtiel. Dtvlsons L.endsceping Ph. 61 "· O.S .Cornert 1• .oo. Inside 1976 Chrysler autom•ic:: tr•h•AlrliJ!81 now hM-ing. Flight AI· 6000 Ert. GH-9806 for current HouJa on Teus Rd·. for rent. 4 200. lteurlty deposit required. 25&·1427. Corners 13.00, 12 -J . Chanet mlulon with under driVt, will fit ,~ ~ : tendants, Agents. Mec:htnics, repo li1t. Mobile home on Stella Ct. Ph . Inquire 11 614-992-7787. $160.00 (61 cotors. • Rtgill*ed Quarter Horses 2 tchool busn & reCreaUonel Customer Service. Salaries to 614-448-0766. S.!wmill 3 8iocll sttndlll'd size. 9. Wood Roof Truu 20' to 20 ' Wttnllngs, 1 brood m.-eln foal, vehldtl. in good lhtpa Ph . • S60K . Entrv leYel positions. Cill 2 br. kitchan. bathroom, with 1 bedroom apt. for rant. S.sic new ' wood, good condition 110.00 to 25.00. cell tveningl Ph. 814-441- 614·448·0988., 1 - 80~· 887· 6000 ht. A-9805. laundry room. living room a. a.. utlful 3 bedroom hou11 In rent starts $21Ei. • month that $1.'600.00 with out blade or 10. Tempered lnaulated Gla11 .2075 . dining room , alleltc. ApproK. 7 Syracuse. Deposit and refere)'l· includ11 ell utllitln·. Otposlt power unit Ph. 614-448-8038. Panels . %" T • 32"W . ._ 78" H. Ford 4-whtel drive, front end & RN's and LPN 's nHdtd to miles from Pt. Pl. on At. 82. 2 eta required. Call 614-992· required of 1200. Under New t29 .9& eiCh. tr1ntftr cese 1350.00 flh . 1142 St..calfs 8001bt. each, rudy compt.te mobile insurance til· trec:tuppro• . 1acrtmoreorlaa 6298, 9-5. Monday through FmHA regul.t ions. Tekingappli· SAVE your loved ones some of 11 . Scrubbeble preplsttd vinyle to butcfler Ph. 814·448-4344. 241·9894. 1mination1. Part time. Automo- ov~rlooklng Klntwha River. Saturday. c1tions for rental 1biatance tor 99!. the sorrow & e•pen1e. Purchll· well c:cwttlng double roll bile nec:et•arv. tan 613-781 - 040,000. Call 304·875·5440 low income Ienior citizens. ing memorial property before 12. 1ntullttd whltettonndoor' s It yr. Gelding. very gentte, 8ttd Bl11t Mtchlnt. peru 1 121 1. 2 bedroom house for rent in Contact Village Manor Apt. need Is ju11 good common aenae ~ 1V.T . x 38"W•80"H . Reg . belween 8:30 and 4:30. approx 1 1,1001bt. Ph . 614·448- cl•en• & thrte H.P. Compr81· Middleport. Completely remo- Middleport. 814-992 -7787 . Call now tor brochure. Ohio t129.9& Now 189.96. 7040 or lifter 5p.m. 814-992· aor. 80 Gtllon tank 1900.00 lor MOM AND DAD · looking lor ANXIOUS to sell. 3 bedroom deled. New CatP.eting through· Equal Housing Opportunity. Va/111'( Memory Gardens. Call 13. '"118"xVll" A. Guard Foam 3008. ..1 or will ltfltrate. coHegt funds for your son or hou11. new rool tnd wiring, out. New ctbirieu. $275 per 614 ·441-381&. Mtlgs County Boerd Foil Face. •3.99pc. Drill Pflll t75.00. dtughter? The Army National 138.000.00 negotitblt. Point mo"th plus deposit. Ctll 61.C· One bedroom, total alectric. ' Front Clip 18-72 Chev'!l. Fend· ; • : Memory Otrdtna Cell614~ 692- 1 " · Decoretor Wood Plnellng ~~--~~----3 Hereford Httftr Cttvtl for Gund can provklt mort thM Pl"sant 304-875-8939. 992-6868. 18.69 Stc::ondt •• -99 unfufnllhtd epertmtnt . Weter 81 151 ••· Hood. Grill, Bumper ex.c:el· . 111 • 118,000 ineducltlon attilltnoe - - - - - -- - ·It1&.Keied or led (RI Loeb 11/e. Call 814-742·2014. frte. Call 614-992-15742 or l.,t cond . 1150.00 ~ -- .. to qUalified lndNidutls. Sen5ofl ...... to purchase available on Small 2-bedroom home in Mid· 814-992· 2094 . Schwinn 10-speed bic::icle , U .99t~eh . 6 yeer old Ou•rter. Horte, 1953 Ch.....,. dl111sembled e11- .,..J. ~ can enlist now and begin earn- three bldtoom house, 1 acre lot, dlepon. Bath with tub and Cantlon sure shol 36mm. Cl· 1& &pc. Hight Glolltub well kits gliding, hu been ahown • · H, c:tlltnt body. : " .~ ings $86.00 for ont weak-end Jim Hill Roed or will accept showtr. eltac:hed g~ragt. yard. APART~ENTS , mobile hom~a. me1rt , We•therby 22 c•llbur rifle with shelvts t29.96. '1951 2 ton Chevy, nl'l"t' motor, 1660.00 firm. 304-87&-6799 J)tr ·month and dill~ Bllic PENN'S WAREHOUSE trtde -ln on immedi.te purch111. Carpeted, new et<r~e lind refl'ig· hou111 . Pt. Pleasant and Gelllpo- . Ph._614·245 ·9109 for prices. paint int.-tor 11 ,4J5 or but ··i-. : tftllf 6 :30. Trslf!ing until Junt 1987. For 1 304-1175-3073. erator. Juat right for single or n•. 614-"41-8221 . Wellston, Ohio offer. For all of the tbove Ph. FREf INFORMATION PACKET, working couple. Sorry. no p.t1 814·384· 3645 Uve Xmas trees. mulch, stone. 614·261· 1765. : '~ cal/1 -800· 642-3819. or children. tcctpttd. t17& · lire.wood & coal delivered. Heap 8Devs8to6 64 Hay & Grain month plu1 securll'f depotit . 32 Mobile Homes vou chan •ccepted. Don'a 3!0 Chevy engint •nd tran•mia• VETeRANS · Your prior military Phone 814-992-5292. after 46 Furnished Rooms Land1capts . Call 814- 446 llon. 1175. 3 4-878-270•. for Sale service Ia worth MONEY. AnE-4 &p.m. or wlllftends. 91146. 65 Pats for Sale in the Army N•tional Guard cen Largt round bel .. of htV. t10 2 Mohawkanowlir• - H70: 1&. · ' ' Nrn ' up to 1131 .98 tor one Clean 2 bedroom home In For rent Sleeping Rooms end Sin. Ttble S•w. 12 guage shot each, Squtra .,.... 11 .25 etc:h. very low miltage wttr, 135.00 1 wetll-end per month; •n E· 6, up NEW AND USED MOBILE UngsvilltlfH. Storegt building light house keeping room1. Park gun H&R 30 full, Bench grind8r Celll1•·«1· 10&2 tft.-15. for both. 304· &75·1184-. to t1n .8o. Oth..- benefits HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY and celltr on 1 tcre lot. Centr•l Hotel. Call 814·4•&· Dregonwynd Cattery Kennel. Ph. 814-448· 3637. 0756. CFA · Himllaun. Perlian tnd lncludt: 1150.000 Mfe lnsurence, MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. 614-742-2641 . Tr .tllSIJUr Lillllll educ:etion funding tllilttnct. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 36. 1 Model 12, 12 Qa . 321n. Siamese kltttnt. AICC Chow retirement. and much more. Call PHONE 614-«8-72n. 79 Motors Homes Hou11 in Rutlend. nNr Elemen- Room• for rent, day. .week. nickelltNI $460.00, 1 Belgium ........ Coli 814 -448· 3844 304·875-3950 or 1 -800-642tlry School. t125 . per month. mooth. Gallia Hotel . Ctll 814- Browning lOin. fu~ll360. 00, 1 titer 7PM. 71 Autos for Sale & Campers • • 3811\ 1984 Schult 3 DR . 14X70, with 1125. depo•it. See in ptrSOn 446-.9680. Renlaslowa1 $120 Model , 1 Rem. lOin. fuM month. Groom • Suppty Shop 7ft.X20 txpandl on LA & DR . only at ctr lot tcroM from Civic 1275.00 Ph. &1•-«&·3341. Duutlcient nMded. Studio Ont. has IPICII IIYII' miCtOWIVt In Center. AbJoluttly no calls. Profese4ontl Strvicll, en atyl•, Fumi•hed room 919 2nd, GaUl- 2 Baby atrolltrl, \1 car seM , 1 allbrMCII, ltiiiAt. 141 GMIIpo- Mtrcedts 1978 UOSEL4·dDDr 304-175-41510 1ft• 15 :00 675· kitchen. Total electric:, 2 ft.lll 10ft. allde-ln campti', ful~ slllf ; 2473 "k for Tern• or Lena. baths. Owner will help finance . If Beeutlful new hoult in Pom• polls. 1115. Utilities pd. Shtre infant uat Ph . 814-246-9268. lia, Ohlo45&31, Ju1ie Webb. Ph. X)( Sh•P loaded wiM trade 'conteln«< for Nle. t800. Cell 1 O.S14·886· 7311 . lntertlted call 814-«8-8726 roy. A Ito n tw ont bedroom bath. Single malt. Cell 44881~-"''-0231 ' 814·949· 2013 . ~,, ~ lurni•hed apal1ment in Middle- 4418 af1tt 7pm. Must Sell. 19in. colored T.V. 15mo old, 12 Situations port. Call 81.c· «8·1682 or tkertllent condition. workl ex· AKC Rtglillfed SUberitn Hullky 1979 LTO II , AC,PS,PB,AT, puppl... both parentt on pr• · $100.00 Ph . 614-4<16-3093 . 814· 812· 5:!,01\! 1973 Arinaton mobi'- ~tor ctlltnt Ph . 614••41-7081 . Wanted 46 Space for Rent mi ... Call 81•·949-29'0 afttr Serv 1c1:s 1111 Ptl. 614-448-8000. 1879 LTO II . AC.PS,PB.AT. Four rooms and garage 2323 l . Mi11ed hardwood slabs. t12 . per 5p.m. 1100.00 Ph . 814-.W8-3093 . Muai tell, 12)(111!1 Vl"dtle. 14.)(7 JeHer10n Blvd. f1&0.00. 14JI70 bundlt. Containing .-pprox. H'l ' Trudcar wanu to movt in, 1hare e•p•nd"o, woodburner, dith mobile home Cemp Conley COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, tons. FOB Ohto Ptlltt Co. AKC mk'llatuN Dtlh Hound 1978 l:o~>oo ponlollv ,.,.,... PPtnles. Ohio or WV. Box 156, wuh,er, under pinning, CA. 2 022s.oo. 304·876·Un Route 33. North ol Pomllfoy. Pomeroy. Ohio. C•ll 814 ·992- puppies. AKC rtgllt..-td Pekin· 1,----:oH'o_m_a_ _ _ _ Chnhir11. OH 46820. gese puppin •200.00 atc:h h11 AM FM Cenen, PB. \.Ps, d~s with tWning, priced to Llrgalota. C.ll 814-992-7479. 8461 . 4-•-· good condillon Improvements puppy Ph. 8U·448-7920. oell. Ph. 814· 256· 1808 Ph . 114-245-9152 or &14·441· VtcM'Ides for akl..-ty people in 1- - -- - - - - - Mobil home lots, tmall children . LP Gn Stove. Warm Momiflg. m'!l Mmt. Short or long ierm. 1973 Vindale 12d5 with 7• 14 ec:c.,ted. At. 1. loculi Road. 6&,000 BTU . Complete with AKC Reg. O.,m• lheph•d 7270. Hoi mttll'' ~nd wtrm homt. e1.pando. Total et.ctric set up for Mobil home 1011, Ohio River blow ... . Cost 1799.95. ull for pup . Betutfful & lovuble. heel· BASEMENT A..sonlbfe t1te1. Ref.-enc:tt woodburn.,. Good Condition. 1980 Trani AM, low miltagt, lent Chrlatm11 gift. C1ll 814· Roed and Pott•• Creek Route 1. $300. C1U 614-986-41.c9 , WATERPROOFING and lots of TLC . c.n .nytime. "'· 614·245· 6308 between 9 e. IILitO, PS, PB, eir 11ereo, CB, 44&· 4211 or &14-•48-mt. 304-676-1071. Unconditional 1/tetimt gu..-an- · 111.C-949-3014. tHing $4.500.000. Not a hot tM . Local ref•Mic.s fumishld . s. 2 bdr .. ell utllltlu paid tiiUPt 1:--:----:::::--- -Coal dellvlrtd. Run ot Mine, tie c., furn . or untum., lleC· Bullntu or Office Space for 142. 1 ton; Lump, US. a ton; 4 peke poo puptH.:. rNdy to go rod , tf not told will btl trlded in. FrM Htlmttll. Cell colltet Will do ltght hou•• delftlng. RepoiMisldl Wa h.vt"em, we depoe.it required. Convenient rent. New Htwen. 304-773. Call Don Hoyd, Forest Acr.. $80.00 tach . Al•o have AKC Call 814·"'·2741J. 1-11•· 237·0411. day or night. J Weg" by dll¥' • 5 deys a week. finM'Ica'eml 1600 down • te.. locltion. Ce11114-441-8568 ar 5024 or 304-882-3287. regi1t1rM ~klnHt puppln Perk. Auttaftd. 614-742-2800. Rogtrs lltltmtnt .. 30.C-875-e9.C7 or 17&- 1295. 814-448· 4718 . 1983 Oldlmobilt ltO'I'tla, .. clll· ready in 2 ~~ •121.00tteh. ovtt payments. Dllivered •t No W.terprootlng. 1.. j Ma•" exctHtnt christmes gihs lent condhton. PS, PB , cruise EMtJI Charge. Mid Ohio Finan· Coal 4ellvtftd . Run ol Mine, 2 bdr. fullyfurnilhededulltonly , control. , . detroit•. ctulhtd Ceii61.C:-251-9381 c::i•l Service . Call 800-826· 142. 1 ton; lump, t65. 1 ton: SWEEPER tnd sewing machine ... ·: util. paid. Call 1114-"41-4110. velvtt tllte. 4 dr•• lilY•. Priced reptlr. pfrts, and 1uppH•. Pick 1 • "' 18 Wanted to Do 49 For Lease 0762. Cali Don Hoyd, Fornt Acres to a.U at f4500 . Caii446-0UO Plfk, Rutland. 8U-742-2100 . AKC Rtgllttrtd llllttt HoYnd up •nd dellvtrv. Otvls Vec:uum ,t, • CAtH for your ultd h'o me. Now In Eurtke· nlct end clun, tdultl pups. e WMI old. Tli-color-.:1. or""'l·1~29 tft•lpm. Clttntr, ont htlf milt up ~ ... buying prt '76 models. Cont.ct only . No pett. dtpolit r~uirtd , Winter apacial UOO.OO, 1 FiJewood for 11le. 135. per lol'd Mother and Father can bliNn. O.orgn Cr. . Ad. C.H 114· - • 180.00 mo. call 81"·2!8-163& Nted help with your holidiY Mr. Eitel at 800-82&-0762. 11,_ Oodge txctlltnt running 1125. Caiiii14·BI7·1758. lult mini farm, 14 acres. 2 or & load• 1150. delivered and before 1Da.m. 44~8~·0=22...184~·----------- ' . cleaning? Ct/1 Glnsbum Cle~n · conditton. lust wln11rized. tltct· ... mlltt from town, brick hou11. IIKked. Call 81.·949· 2601 lng S.rvice Ph . 814-388-9027. 1971 2 bdr. • large lot. Beskte of Gtrman Short Hair Pointer. ric SMII. body ln good shept. RON'S Ttltvislon Servin . tfttf 6 :00. ctnttll heat and lir cond, ntw Pcellent bird dog. $75.00. new tlf•. new btttery, and AM Hou11 nils on RCA. Quaar, ... , CIIV School. Call 814· 2158- 2 bedroom mobile home for r1n1 deck, garden, smell barn, pond, Wilt do houH cie.ning . 304· 1992 after 4pm. Ph . 81 .. 441·0722. FM in dash cnsttt I.UO.OO wll oe. Sp.:ialirag In Zenith . Cell Living room furniture lcouches, 30"·675-21159 . ]04-8715· 8278. • 875-17l8. tJkt 1ny1Nng In on trldt 138 304· 175· 2398 ... 814-448· ch•ir•, ttblts, ltmps. mirror) , 1969 1 b 110 Holly hrk. 2 bdr. Mobile Hom• 2 bedroom, turnew Wuttrn Htls (6¥e~.gui1ar , 3 btqlll fOf ult, ? 'year, 4 yHr, Jocbon Plio~ API 88·1, OoHipo· 2454. 3 · month1. t300. for ell. l04- Ill. Ohto ecro11 ffom Donntli'a. new Clfpet, VlfY nlct. Mutt see. niahtd in galli polis, rent misc. c.. 1114-992-3287. Merchandise UOO.OO mo. 1200.00 deposit. 875·3785. 15960. Calll14-448·0175. • F1nonc1,tl If lntlfnted Ph. 81.C-448 ·7898 1973 VW, on• own• 31 ,000 fet~ TrM Trimming, stump Uvlng room suite including actual millt, facto,. AC. tltctrlc renioval. Calll04-175-1331 . Price Reduced. Cuddly Teddy 1986 mobile home for atlt. days or 814 · 448 · 8638 lounge chtlr. Goy a Guittr with evenings. rur dtfaulter. 4 new radial tirn AINOLES'S SERVICE, tllp• AKC ragist-.d Chow been. 14x70, e.ccelltnt 'condition. 2 Clll. C./I &14·992-3671 . 61 Household Goods Chow puppln. Reid'!' to go Ph . 317·0180 bedroom, 2 lui bath1. Call rianced carptnttr, tlectrH:itn, 21 Business 2 bedroom in ctnttnl"'' Ph. 814·992-7113 . Tony's Gun Rtpairt. hot rtblul· home Nov. 19. Atd a bltdl,ll! c. m11on, p.tnter, rooting linclud· ' 614- ~46· 4292. 81 Ptymouth·Chtmp. good eonblood lint, piymtnt plen evellt• Opportunity lng. Open 1:00AM to 7:00PM . ing hot ttr eppllctlionl 304bit. Tht p,..,tct Chrlstmaa Gift. dillon t1 ,700.DO Ph. 814 -2158- &75 · 2088 0< 675·7147. 8x38 house treller. 1 bed,oom. Ctll 304-87& -4131 . SWAIN 3 Bedroom ranch. Rodney VII· 1385. $700. 39881 At. 143, turn off 304·875·8718 '"" '1 :30. !age II , 1285.00 per montfl. plt.11 AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Shop for Chrlumu With riorth Rt. 7 . I NOTICE I deposit, referenQis rtqulrtd. Olive St. , Gallipolis. New & used FUUER BRUSH PRODUCTS, 8 AKC rtglsttred Cocker Spenlel 1985 Chtvme 2-door, 17.000 Sltrkt TrM and Lawn Sendct1, , · shrubs , bushu THE OHIO VAlLEY PUBliSH· '79 Victcwian mobile homa, 1 81Kkburn Realty Pta. 61.c-448· wood·coal nov•, 8 pc wood LR mlln. USOO. Call 814· 441· Htdgu IMIPI .125.00 etch, 304·882· trimmed , landacaRj,ng end lNG CO . recoQIImendt th• '!IOU tuht 1399. bunk btds t 199, Call 304-875-1090. 0008 . . 8528. acre, 121.16 room•ddition, front 2081 . stump removal. leaf removal. do bualn... w+th peoplt '1'0&1 1ntron recllntfl t99. nl'l"t' • .J know, .nd NOT to 11tnd monay dedi, $26.000.00, Glenwood, 2 bdr. mobile homt In Ever- used bedroom sui1el. rang11. Chri11mu Trees. Seltet your 72 8ulok Electtt, U5 eng. 304-578-2010 or &76-2842. tfM. Cut it anytime before through tht m.U untH you have W. Vo. 304· 671 ·2018. green . Call 814-«8-7032 . wr~ger Wllhtrs, 6 shoes. New · . UIIO. Call 81'·448·4982 . 67 Musical Rot.-y Of' ctble tool drilling. ilwt11fgMICithl OHiring. Uvihgroom tuitn t199 -1599, ChriltmH. t12 .00 tny lin. 1970 Atl..,tic 1bl0. 2 br, Ntwtll' t Chrlstmtl Trte Farm. Instruments 2 bedroom trail.- lor rent Clost ltmpt. 1110 buying coal • wood H•nglnv Rock Rd .. Meson, WV . 79 Montt Ctrlo, V8, AC, PS, IW, Molt well complttld 11m1day. equipped for woodburner, r• P11mp s"H •nd •erviQI. 304AnENTION INVESTORS 10 schools 111d 1tcw•. Ctllelter stovn. Cell 114·446-31 59. TW, AM·FMCB.Goodthopo.no 898· 304·713 -6371 ot 882· 2888 . . 3802 T•• Mtvantage now before the frlgarator and stove, bedroom air 5,00 p.m. 614·992-6914. rust. 11 ,850.00 Ph . 11~ - ... 8304-675-6947 . new ltk lava. 8 uni1 apartment cond. '' County Apphnce. Inc:. Good Kimbell plano, •rtltt console. .C113 efter .C:30. For lilt, pool table, 1xc::. cond. ~ Ashby Conttructlon , c•rp•n· ~ , • cornpl•. loCMtd kl Wellston. 1972 1~b60 mobite home. 3 br. For rent or lalt. 1•1110. 3 u1td tppliMces and TV letS. in. 1 after .C:OO Calli lOo'-675·251 sine top . t&OO. lOol-8775- p.m. tery, rtmod~lng , room addition, 't : Oh. fult¥ rent.cl. r.,t•t PlY Ill 1 'II bMh;, front deck, llx27 bedroom, total ahtctric. $2715. Open BAM to 8PM. Mon thru 2182 1971 Oat1un 310. AM-FM cam~t block work. roofing, 1 tfter 4. utllilitt. Income ov• 11.~ month, includes water and Sit . 614·446-1899 , 827 3rd. per ceultlt, good mllt~~gt. front inttr•or and t.ct•ior ptlntlng. p.- mo. Sell price 191.000 call concrete cov.-ed b.lc::t porch, glfbtgt. $50. deposit, rllferen- Ave. Gtllipolis. OH . 811 121torag•IMdg. 1f2 wheal dri'le. t ·1 •tiJ. OBO. c.n aiding. Roofing. Free t1tim11es. ·, Heavy duty log tPiittar. 5" cyl. , Dl'l'l &1•· &82 -1189 or ...,.,.. ctntraltir. 1 cea. No fighting or drinking. Cell 58 Fruit 61.· 992· 7039 Of 814-112· acre lot 11 milt bthkld Muon. ptr min. 2 41 " ltrok•, 16 ,gal . mga 81.C-594-287:'· 304-675-144& or 87&-1152. 814-387-7287. Vatlll"f Fumiturt, new & ultd. 71108. _ _ _ __ t14,000 . 3~- 773· 53$1 . _...._ · lcategt pump. 18 H.P. motor, & Vegetables Large section of quality lurni- txlrt powerful. Op..-a11ng ABC Ck.lb In Point 2 bedroom mobile home, Mid- IUrt. 1218 Eutern Ave. , 1974 LTD Ford, 400 tnginl. 82 ,Pte11.,t aru, 3200 ~ foot Plumbing dleport, 0 . Reference with se- Gallipolis. Netd• some work. A1 'II *200. 30.06 Rtmington pump with building on 2 •cr• of l.nd. curity deposit. 304-882-3217 ApPin, allltrge •z•l7 var'-11 .. , & Heating Phone CS14-742-2745. sc::ope. 12&0. 30" ·195-3530. ;t04-e7&-3509 IIVtnlno- . or 304-773-&024. LAYNE'S FURNITURE by bag or buthtl. I I fi'Uitl lnd 34 Buslne11 ~tget•bln , we , accept •food ,.• 1180 VW Rabbit. U,OOO actutl Buildings Mobile homes , 1200 .00to Sofll end chairs pric.t trQm Dog houM. medium llze dog, ltlmPt. open 7 dlit, Jacks Fruit 1S PLUM81NG mites. 1814 Chevy truck. Runs CARTER cond. 125.: bo• springa, Mkt. At. 35. Hlndtraon, W. Ve. t276.00 month, water •nd l391S to 199&. Ttblu t&O and good. t off.- ctU 114·992· 23 Profeuional AND HEATING IIWif Included. 614·44&·0497, up to •125. Hlde -s·bedl U9D ekc. cond. 128i., matching mM· 7111 . COf'. Fourth tnd Pine • to 11595 . Recliners 122& to trill frte wtth box springs, Services 0Hice aptee • Store SPII.Crt in Pt. 448· 2430 or 44&-0008. . ~ , • · Gallipolis, Ohio 1375. Uimpl 121 10 1125 . wood greln, drtptry rods 110. Plantnt . A·Ont Real Estate Ph. 1875 Ford Pinto, good workc•r. Phone 814·448 -3818 or 614· ••. ~ • 304-87&· &104 _ h._'304 _ _· 8_7.,.6-·6.,.15.7,: ,. B_. - - K. & K Mobile Homn, 2 end 3 Dlnltttl 1109 end up t o 1486. 1400. 30,· 576-2704. 448-4.C77 bedroom mobile hOm... 304- Wood tablt w· l chlirs 1285 to Couch, chair and coHH tlbte, St.kl TrM tnd Llw" Strvlc.. 87&-3000. 1795. Dftk t100 up to f37S. good condition, 1100. l04- For lilt or trade, · AOHA m..-t HtdQtl . •hrubs , bushes '71 c.,,~=d htllt ltttlon .~ .. Hutchn UOO tnd up . Sunk 882 _3317 , 304 ' • trimmed. lend1caplng, 1tumP 35 Lots & Acreage tnd colt. Mil,. is brM to AQHA ~.;r•;2., cond. General Hauling • Two b-sroom trailer, coupla, btd1 compltte w-mattr•s• and INf r.mowal. 304· 17&· Ptlornino ttalton. Cell 614ont ~I chi~-· ref..-an~a anti 1295~nduptot398 . Babybeds K ZIU or 578-2010. "' 1110 • 11715. MltttiiiiiOf bok eroJMe hetttr fiO.OO, 304- 941-2481 wenlngt or 61•· Schwam, At. 1 dtpOIIt , EYtrlrtt 7 ecr•. 2 barns. 1 septic tank 992·7883. 175 19 48 ;-_·_-: _· - : - - - - - 72 Toucks for Sale ~mts Boys Wttlf Service. Also ., .. and rural wattr tor 7 ,000. Locu1t Lint. Point Pltuant blclt aprlnga full or twin 103. firm 7 of K. t73, tnd IB3. au .. nt.,sl22!5. Wonn Mo I h 1 , 114-4.C8-BI99 . pooltfllltcl . Ct118t4-258-1141 : m ng eat ng stovt Kin 0350 Es latP. or 114-•AI-11715 or 6,_,448- ~· g ' 4 d raw• chnt 1615 · 1271.00 COlt •420 .00. C. II 1 l11111 )IIII(Jill 1179 Ford plcfc-up Ph . &14til . Gun ctbinJta 8, 304 _875 _1812 . 7911 . 'ol •' Tottltlecuic lotlavtll.t»>a k'lthl . 2 tMidrooms, ttl fuml•hed, moo 441-3243. 011 electric 1 :-:--:----:----~­ K & K Mobil• home p•k on bile homt, Gallipolis Ftrry:, HUO 10, l 12 ,\ IIVI' .. IIII k epprovtd. I ·C, Qat futntct. C:lty 137 r•nge · ltb</ mMtr .. ltt Helf bitt cut.'wrtpPod vour woy 2145 Euttm AINI. Movt in now 1171 Chevy 811vetedo 4· door 1 Wtnerson'a W•ter Heuling, • 145. Bed tram" 120: ~.,., untii.Jtn . 1187. Ph. wat..-. Cell 304-1578· 2132 or 131!1 31 Homes for Sale ' tlO. King frame 1150. Good f1 .10 lb. Htnglng weight IP· "ton duel whetia 13,000.00 or renoneblt ratea, immtdilta &71· 2013. ' 2,000 gallon delivery, ci•ternt. 30.. &75-3000. • • 11l~lon of bedroom suites, pro a 180 lbs. call bot 27th, ....... ,.Ph. 814· 241-81100. pools, wen. etc::. c1U 304-15713 bdr .. tlr. pool, gtr.... Nlc:t . 2 bedroom traillf, air condition, mtttl cabk1tt•. Mtdbo•d• uo 304-571-2109. 61 Farm Equipment 1179 Ch.vy 4JI4 380 tng. Lodl 2819. '• Comm•clll propeny, comtr Wlthtr .. dryer. •110.00 plu• . end up to 186. , out Huba, Dual ... haust, tott • hlahwt:Y tront-oe. Utt utlli11ft, rtf•enctl rtquirad. · Ulld F_;;,j;~;~·:wnh., & 56 Building Suppliaa CROSS. BONa .:1,100.00 Ctll 814-241·9241 , Coli. limMtona. grevtl, tic. · • • wtt" us. We bu¥•s. A· O"t Gtllipoli1Farrv, 304-CS71-3218. OtUvertd 1 ton tnd up. Jim ,._. EttM•· Id.-. ~II 304· dry..-. glt range , wood tabla a , ~1~·.l1 _=~ - Jackton, Ohfo. 117t Fordtrudl: forsllleorttldt. Lanl•. 30"·17!- 1247 or 1711- v 174-11~ .. 304·174-5311. 2 bedroom all electric mobl~ 2 bench•. beds. clftt••· wood 7387. . MIIIIW' ~rgu10n, New Holand. ltomt, 112&.00 month plu• Building Mtterlatt lu"' Hog Ill• •.atrvl•. Ow. Ph . 814-446· 3243. wardroiM. 3 mllet out 41 Houses for Rent ..JUtHuf hom• in Fl .. woods wtlli1ift, 3U.-175-o1011. lulavllle Ad. Oper~ 9AM to Block, brick, pip•. win· 40 uetd tr.mor 1 to choOielrom ,IPM, Mon. thru Stt. dow-. llntel1, lite. CIIUdt Win· • comptetellne of new • uaed 1181 810 pick-up. Short btd 87 Upholstery .,.. ol ''""''"" 1'#..1..... New k h -. lloeh. .........., . Coil 2 bedroom houtt for rant. Ph 11.c·441·0322. ttrs, Rio Ortnde, 0 . Call 114- equlprft~nt. Llr•lll HIOCOian In With lliding ~~-window, tuft 248-1121. • roof, AM·'M c. .. ,• . Only 11•· «1-0722. 44 Apartment 8 1 4 · - - ·· GOOD USEO APPLIANCES ' _s:.E:. O:ch-la_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11,000 mll11. Aolllng 081100. or , for Rent ~ Cone otobl"'*1811 1 d ·:. tlkt ow. poyrntmt. C.l 11•- R • M Custom Couchoc ond WI·•-- d 1811 1•XIO for .... or rent. 1 I room houll, 928 llrlt ave. Ph. .....,.., ry . .. '•u•gtrttott. r IIIIYir or JIM 'S fARM EQUIPMENT 841-2212tfl•l:00p.rn. Rtupholtttry, St. ftt. 7. Crown ,... lOUth Qf gaHIPollt O.m. Ph. 11"· 441· 314& 1ft« 4p.m . rang11 . &k•ga1 Applitnctl, · tt.ilvtry. M..on ttnd. Clllllpollt · CENTER . SR 31 W. Glllpollo, C:'I Oh •14 2 ~ Upp..- Alvtr Rd . ~eta Ston1 Block Co .. 123V. Pine St., Ohio c 1 • 14 •• 1 l?77 . . • · u · 18· 1470, Eve. 114·2 H - llaiNpoUs, Ohio CaM 814-441- · · • 11 · - • • " ' '· • 1174 Ford f180. 311 englnt . . ,11 -441-3431. Op1n dally 8 to 3 S.drooril, Bath • 'Y.r, fR. Regency Inc. 2 bdr., ktlchtn. Cr11t Mottl . 114· 441· 7388. 27U. . :!::·::~Upcw~= oc,.· · Excetltnt war• wehlolewHh ,.., I , Itt . 1:30to 1:30. Old •n.w Ria Q - fA Got, 41· Khehtn. located 3Yr mHea out Rt. 818. ntce, gOOd locttion, fl.lfnlthM. - .. .,. ntw •lumlnum .topp•. ntlflll , Uphosttred. , · tot1 of a tlrltl. wttllnMrlltid. t328 .00mo plus Oapoti1. Ph. fttiOnable. C•ll304·671-6104 Electm; count• top ltOYt • oven, cqpp.- oo&ored *180. (Pole' I!IUIIdlnga bY Quality :-"_..,_•_n .,;._1000 _.,;_100 aomt At ll 1111. ;.., _ 11_· _ ___ 40 fllllw' lfW 1ft "'btdrooms, 114·211-17t8 ., 114· 288- or 304·178-7437. ctoae " ICIMGI. ltt..ll. colltgt. 8208. Phona 11 7•2·2748. ' · M:o~·· Upholattrfng M~Yiftg Automatic Walhtr e121.00, Builders. WOfklhops, aarports. New and ulld .,..., for Whltil. A..... •tra knt, caH "'~ fumllhed home """I tt.c. drylt t100.00. 2 anlmel '"'""'· · · - ·· F,.. o~· ... M· M, . ~.- ......... • I trloo,.u_nty•r-~yllrl. Thebtft .., ' hOM • "'"'. .._._....,..., ~·- . 030 . • -· '"' ._.... o1 flit bod ,, • I In tttno. Col 114-141-MZI tft• 1 :30 614· 2 ledroom houtt 13 Glrfl~d CA · . oo tac h. A WI 11 II tl mtttl. p hone 114-38•- 8fdan E-•~ntnt: co., •A• , 1173 1~ "04 mltura 171 Awe. ret. Adulb pr.tln'ed. aclult.only. Ctlll14-441-0331. • ' &1"·"1· 3001. 8712. , 1?1-?•· 1~ _ . . apeecl li•lli• 1 1 n, 2 jpeld for fn• .1~ • ;L-~~--------------·------------.L:':'•:·~C..::I~1:4:·11=:1_·4...1~01:. __-JII'."== ' 'm«.:=o~t=.------~---- ""'"h••• ' .' Toucks for Sale ------~~~--~--- i Help Wanted L ' .: ~~ Llrrr Wrlflht KIT 'N' CA!If.YLI! Flower cch,•ch • love i'Nt, gOC!:d cOndition 241-5121.1 1513Va 3rd. Ave . 1 bdr. prlvatt i bath, t1•0 ptr mo. Otpollt Elec. Rengt 38in. t96.00. Elec. requlr.t. Call 614· 4ol8·4222 Aanae 401n . 17&.00, lEite. betwten 9 a 6. Rangl 301n. IVOCtdo 1125.00, tic, rangtt 30 in. whitt Fumithtd efflchmcv t11SO utili- 2t12&.00 •ach. Eltc. drvtt coptin pe;d. share bath, 701 4th. PirtOilt, g11 dryer 195.00, O.tllpolla. Ctll4•8·'"18 •tter8 Kenmora automatic waaher pm. 1 $9&.00. Skaggs Appli•nc::8s, Upper Riv1r Ad . Ph . 814 -o\46Furniahed 3 rooms and beth, clean, adul:tl only, no pets. Call 7398. B14-448· 1519. For 11legood used colorTV'scal1 814-446· 1149 . Nl<iely furni•h~ 2 bdr. ept. Adults onty. Inquire .at·,corner t Queen 1il:e bed & frame 150.00 Flrtl & Olive St : It Shepptrds 1 . Ph. 8,4-448-231&. Stln • Service. · ' Llrgt fetrlgtrat6r frMzer; G.E., Furnished tpartment. up'sttirs. Jtlf-defrost. Cell 614-992· Adults only-, all utilllias p•id. Call 2892 or ,614-448-7249. 814-446-9623. ' Pickens UHd FUmilurt. Good Modern 1 bdr. apa,rtment. Single quality uled turnlturt. Optn 9 tq plltson preferred . No pits. Ref6 or c•ll for appointment. erence. Catll 614-448-2055 304-875-6483 or 875-1460. aft• &pm . Good Uled sn.,. drum . Call 1114-742•2880. 11 51 Apartment for !lent 198~ I O:::OUI,..PN'r HeLP 1-r .r I McCar· mtck (IJ NFL'o 0 - t Ma· monll: t 985 NFLJOttteno MYP e (IJ M•A•&•H (I) Coun1ly Expoua l]l) Monoglng Our Mtoa· cleo: Heolth Cora In Amor· tea PonoH.,. dlocuao tho controverllal questions of llvoo, who die' ond who who poyo. 160 min.j @ Thoo Honoymoonots 11:30 D I]) (JII Tonight Shaw To,:o'o guaao to anlmol ho r Jim Fawlor. 160 min.) tn Stereo. CIJ Bpo&uCantot Live. (I) WKRP tn Clnalnnlll etDTut CRYPI'OQUOTE 11·11 I YV D J .Y V N . YKQ N U LKH LHKYADKRQ : N li QAQ RDK F DI FQQOF ·. NY QKYVH U N y JQ OYAQ HV N II 0 K 11AVVKP GDOQF RQL .JZQUDK Yesterday'• CrypiAiquote: WliEN I· WAS YOUNG I PmED THE OLD. NOW OW, IT IS TilE YOUNG I PITY. -,lEAN ROSTANO . '· • �·' Tuesday. November 25. 1986 Pomeroy...:...Middleport. Qhio ..• , ' J CENTRAL . IIUST COMPANY . ,~:·; This eek's Cames Southern 'nets first game· of season - - .. MEIGS .. PICK-4 8278 at y ' •' ' ' Cloudy tonight with a· low near 40. Parl!y cloudy Thursday with a high ncar 1)0. The probahllity ·or precipitation is, · 20 percent tonight. 996 • •' GIRLS' BASKETBALL Dail)' 1\uml~r 4 BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 25...:._Athens ............... Away · Nov. 28-Miller .................. Home Det. 2..:..Nalsonville............ Away Ohio Lottery • enttne • 3 Sections, 36 Pages . 26 c·ents Nov. 26-Easterri ............... Home Nov. 29-Miller ................. Away A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper SOUTHERN BOYS BASKETBALL Dedtcaled to Mrs. Olive Weber and Mrs. Alice Nease, long-time participants, Big Bend Varieties of '86, the first show produced by the morE'-than-30-year·oid . . Big Bend Minstrel Association, will open at 8:10p.m. Saturday In the Rutland Civic Center. Joe Struble, veteran master of ceremonies for the · association, will again keep the show moving. Opening the producfion wii! be the traditional, "No Business Like Show Business," featuring Peggy Br!ckles on the vocal, backed by the Shady River Shutners and Jayne and Bob Hoeflich. The Chordsmen Quartet,. com· posed of AI Hartson, Tom Reuter. Jim Souls by and Earr Eden will kick off · the presentation with ''Whispering" and · w!l! appear later In the show doing "Tell Me Why." Linda Mayer, another veteran of the group, will do "You Belong To Me" as her vocal solo, and a mod dance number by The Dance Co. of Shirley Quickel will step out on "Two of Hearts." Making , up the group are Amy Rouse, Susan Houchins, Missy Nelson. . Teresa Deem, Abby Black, Lisa Poulin; Christi Maidens, Kristen Slawter, Jessica Mitchell and Julie Buck. Hartson will sing "You Always Hurt the One You Love" and Debbi and Bob Buck will provide comedy and music with their rendition of "In the · Little Red .School House". A girls trio which first appeared five years ago - Sharon· Hawlpy, Linda Mayer and Jayne Hoeflich - will sing "Boogie Nov. 25-Eastern .............. Away Nov. 28-Gallipolis ........... Away . Det. 2-Kyger Creek ..........Home GIRLS BASKETBALL ' Nov. 29-Aiexander .......... Away Det. 1-Kyger Creek ......... Away , MUZZlE LOADING ai!d HUNTING SUPPLIES HOURS: EASTERN BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 25-Southern ............ Home Dec. 2-North Galllo ......... Away GilLS BASKETBALL Mon. thr11 Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. · Saturday 7:30 "'"'' to 4:00 p.m. Nov. 26-Meigs ................. Away Dec. 1-North Gallio .......... 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Away Dec. 18-Symmes Valley ........... Home Dec. 20- Federal Hocking ......... Home Dec. 22- Trimble Holiday Tourn .....Away Dec. 29-Triinble Holiday Tourn ..... Away Jan. 8-0ak Hill ........................ Away Jan. 15-Southern .................... Home Jan. 19-North Gallia ................ Away Jan. 22-Hannan Trace ............. Home · Jan. 19-Kyger Creek ................ Away Feb. 2-Meigs .......................... Home Feb. 5-Southwestern ............... Home Feb. 9- 0ak Hill ....................... Home Feb. 12- Symmes Va.lley ............ Away Feb. 14- Federal Hocking .......... Away • PH. 992 ..6614 .~ ·308 E. MIIN , •· . POMEROY; Q·H..•. ,(' ; ' · ;· CLEVELANP !UP!) - Corpo· alleging that the company's rate raider James Goldsmith and buyout of Goldsmith was a waste the directors of Goodyear Tire & of corporate assets and consti· Rubber Co. are being sued by a luted wrongful use of those shareholder who says the resolu- assets. Winkler owns 200 shares tion of Goldsmith's takeover of Goodyear stock, represenl!ng attempt amounted to corporate an investment of $8,350 at Monblackmail. day's closing Price of $41.75. Winkler also charges that the l\1innie Winkler pf New York City filed suit Monday, in U.S. payment to Goldsmith of $621 District Court in Cleveland, million. including about $37 mil- "COME .GROW . WITH US... • . . , FOI · . · lett H. Ewing-Director .PH. 992-2121 lldn for expenses and $93 million tn profits, was a "breach or !the directors' 1 fiduciary duty to Goodyear and its shareholders." Goldsmith, who began his raid on Goodyear stock Oct. 7, paid an average of$42 a share for hlsl1.5 percent stake. Goodyear agreed to pay him $49.50 a share: The day of t~e .company 's announcement, Goodyear stock closed at Kaiser restructuring plan wins OK '" """ . .' RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. and shareholders, the Jackson earlier this year. However: Glore Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Herald of Ripley, W.Va., rE'- was not Involved at the time the Corp.'s board of directors have ported today. · current plan was created, Irelan agreed, in principal, to .a restruc· The plan is subject to final added. turing plan that would create a approval by Kaiser and Clore's Implementation of the new holding company to be controlted group as well as Kaiser sharE'- pian wUI involve the addition of by British investor Allen Clore. holders, who will meet early next two new directors to the Kaiser Clore was one of the group led year to decide the Issue, the board, Clore and Guy deChaba· by Oklahoma investor Joseph Herald said. If approved, Maier neix. The board of the· new Frates that sought to take over is expected to remain as vice company wUI be comprised of 12 Kaiser. chairman and chief executive members, seven appointed . by Kaiser President Cornell C. , officer of Kaiser Aluminum arid Clore and five by the current . Maier said Frates wm maintain Clore would become chairman of members of ·lhe board, the , a non-voting capacity with the the holding cqmpanv. Herald reported. new holding company. Maier . Company spokesman Bob lrE'The holding company will be said the 11oard's approval of the · Ian said Tuesday the arrangE'- created through the purchase of plan was in the "best Interests" men! is similar in appearance to $140 mtllion In convertible prE'/Continued on Page lZ) of Kaiser employees, bankers a corporate structure suggested . '. -'' ., . Turnbull and Jodi Cunri)lins has chosen its "Ragtime Annie" routine for the '86 varieties. The traditional Appalachian number will tie by Jim and Susie Soulsby, Bob and Debbl Buck , Charlene and Bob Hoeflich, Linda Mayer. Carolyn Thomas and Jayne H.oeflich to precede the traditional finale, "Yankee Doodle Dandy," featuring Bruce Wolfe and "Grand Old Flag." So und for thP production is' !Continued on Page 121 ' Holly Williams, Anna Chapman, Megan Bartels, Kelly Doidge and Stephanie Price. Others of the group not pictured are Beth Roush and Danlelle Crow. Show time is 8:10p.m. ·a·ANK · & SAVINGS CO. POMIIOY, OH. ' ~H. ' 992-2136 insisting thai anonymous dona· t Ions In 1986 did not amount !o more than $500,000. Ironically, Reagan has ar· cused Iran of aiding 1he leftist Sandinlsta regime that 'the Con· tras are fi ghling to overthrow - · and the startling turnabout added a new dimension to the political fallout that has shelled the president . Congressional leaders were blunt In their criticism, saying the enl!re mall er would be fully lnvesl!galed and warning that It might put an end io approval of future U.S. aid to the Conira s. Reagan won a hard- fought battle this year to resume overt mil· CONT~A MONEY - Attoritary aid in a $100 million ney General Edwin Meese told package of rebel funding . reporters at the While House Reagan immediately accepted Tuesday that money Iran paid the resignation of Poindexter and to Israel lor U.S. arms shlpousted· North, whose involvE'menl In Conlra matters has been ex tensive. He appointed Alton Keel, Poindexter's assistant and (Continued on Page 121 mtmts was turned over to U.S.-hacked rebels battling the Sandinista government in Nicaragua. (UPI) Goodyear shareholder files suit·against Goldsmith ._ . "DIGNin AND SERVICE ALWAYS" Sharon Hawley. will be' doing an "oldie", "It' s Always You ." The Shady River Shuff!ers show company, composed of Gerald Powell, director; Paulelle Harri· son, assistant; Bruce Wolfe, Margie Wolfe. Marilyn Wolfe, Debbie Burns. Linda Young. Elzanna Fields. Peggy Lawrence. Rhonda Haddox. Ronda Sheets, Liz Gilmore, Dale Hart, Carrie Green, Debbie Davidson, Stacy Roush, Keilie Grueser, Mist! Powell, Kelly Smith, Greta PRE-TEEN - This dance line, known as the . Pre-Teen Queens wUI be dancing in Saturday night's Big Bend Varieties of '86 at the Rutland Civic Center. The group, I to r, Includes Sarah Anderson, Kelly Satterfield, Linda Chapman, Oliver North. By IRA -R. ALLEN precisely about -this - the only In the most stunning reveiat ion person - was Lt. Col. North," WASHINGTON (UPil - An inside investigation and an out· al;lout his secret 18·month Iran· Meese declared, though he said side review will dig into possible ian operation, Reagan appeared Poindexter "knew generally that criminal action in a scheme the in the White House press room something of this nature was White House says kept President Tuesday to say he "was not fu!!y happening." Reagan In the dark, gave Nlcara· informed" about aspects of the Meese said the project, exE'guan rebels as much as $30 controversial covert arms deals cuted wilhin the -NSC, included million !rom secret U.S. arms he approved .. the transfer of $10 to $30 million Reporters then learned of a that Iran paid Israeli agents for sales to Iran and cost two top administration advisers their "seriously hawed" transfer ol U.S. arms to a Swiss bank arms money from ihe Iranians to account available to the Contras. jobs. Reagan, in I he worst crisis of the U.S.-backed Contra rebels He said he had not determined his presidency, has given Attor· trying to overthrow Nicaragua's exactly how much money was ney General Edwin Meese a government - a move Reagan involved or exactly how It was "blank check" to investigate conceded "raises serious ques- transferred or by whom. legal questions in the operation tions of propriety. " Israel issued a statement late The president tersely refused Tuesday saying its leaders had that funneled money from the arm.s deals to the Contra rebels to answer questions about the "no knowledge" of such a !ranter and has promised to order a matler. leaving it to Meese to and would not have allowed Sp<'Cial panel to review the role of describe a weekend Justice DE'- participation in the deal. Contra his National Security Council. partment review that uncovered leaders on Honduras and Miami The president is also searching an Iran-Contra link "unbe· refused to disclose if they rE'for a new national secur(ty knownst" to Reagan at a time ceived the money. adviser, having approved the when Congress prohibited any Adolfo Calero of the United resignation of Navy VIce Adm . such military aid to the rebels. Nicaraguan Opposition denied John Poindexter and the ousting "The only person in the United flatly several times Tuesd~y that of his assistant, Marine Lt. Col. States government that knew any such funds were received, .JIM v Powell and Bob Hoeflich. Adding . comedy to the show will be Kathy McCreedy with 1\er _ "Second Hand Rose" role and enhancing the variety will be accompanist, Jennifer . Sheets, joined by her son, Jared Sheets, for a piano duet on Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag." An old favorite, "You Made Me LoveYou," will be the vocal solo of Peggy Brickles and the Dance Co. will appear for a brief toe number. Veteran vocai!st. ·Amis deal revelations rock White House GIRLS SCHEDULE 'Meigs Woogie Bugle Boy from Company B", and will do the oldie, "Shine On Harvest Moon, " in a later appearance. A new dance line, the Pre· Teen Queens, com· posed of Kelly Doidge, Anna Chapman, Beth Roush, Holly Williams, Linda Chapman, Kelly Satterfield, Dante lie Crow, Sarah Anderson, Megan Bartels an'd Stephanie Price, will dance to "Powder Your Face· With· Sunshine." The group was trained by Becky Anderson and Bette Krawsczyn. Earl Eden, a newcomer to the Big Bend shows, will do "People Will Say We're .in Love," while another newcomer will be lively Bruce Wolfe, singing "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar." Gerald and Mary Powell will glide , across the stage in their ballroom number, · "The Desert Song," followed by a Raggedy Annie and Raggedy Andy tap routine by Mayla Yoacham and Shelly Winebrenner. · Veteran Big Bend vocalist, Jim Soulsby, will be doing a '40s . number, "There I've Said It Again" w!lh Debbie Burns, Rhonda Haddox and Linda Young turning In a comedy dance routill!!, "Yakety Sax." Alice Nease, a long-time per· former in the shows, will sing "St. Louis Blues," and" AChorus Line" routine will be presented by .Shirley Quickel, backed by The Dance Co.. Jayne Hoeflich will vocai!ze "Very Soft Shoes" from "Once Upon a Mattress" and will then join the soft shoe i!ne of Paulette Harrison, Cindy Soulsy, Bruce Wolfe, Gerald ' 101 MULIERRY AYI. POMIIOY. ott. $4J a share. The company denies the pay· men! constituted "greenmail,'' or corporate blackmail, in which raiders drop threatened takeovers by seiling their shares back to the company . Goodyear says Goldsmith Is receiving less than the $50 a share the company plans to pay for 40 million outstanding com- Pomeroy's Christmas parade slated Sunday The Pomeroy Area Chamber or Commerce will stage Its annwal Christmas parade this Sunday starting at 2 p.m. Parade participants will line Up behind the,former Pomeroy High School, will move down Main Street , tu rn onto Butternut Avenue, and will end at the Pomeroy Fire Station. In conjunction with the parade, Bend Area MetThants will stage their annual open houses from noon to 5 p.m. with special promotions being carried out. i ''An Old Fashioned Christmas" will be used as this yea~·s theme both tn the parade and in town and busi ness decorat ions. Santa will appear in Sunday's parade and will be at the Court Str.eet mini park following the parade to dlstrlbu te treats to the children. . '• I ' ' \. moh shares. Winkler is as king the court to hear the suit on behalf of ail shareholdNs and the com pam·. "The oni.v t hrcat which Goldsmith posed was to the johs of Goodyear manaf(emen t and 1hi' members of Goodyea r's boarct including eac h oJ the direct or defend ants," thr su it sa'ys. Jl - J ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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