https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/30ef14e9c1efd5bcf0eae728be9fc18d.pdf fe88b078cd08b392e23e97cee721102f PDF Text Text ·' 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 .......... Home ' BOYS SCHEDULE Meigs BOYS BASKETBALL "Your Athletic Shoe Headquarters' ' WE WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR INSURANCE. NEEDS ,. DOWNING-CHILDS and MUUfN INSURANC 111 SECORD AVE. .POMEROY CALL 992-3381 99,2-2342 . 0 . . ... EWING . FUNERAL .HOME Nov. 2S-Athens ....................... Away Nov. 28-Miller........................ Home Dec. 2-Nelsonville ................... Away Dec. S- Vinton ......................... Home Dec. 9-Trimble ....................... Home Dec. 12-Belpre ........................ Away Dec. 16-Aiexander .................. Home Dec. 23-Logan ......................... Away Jan. 2-Wellston ...................... Home Jan. 6-Federal Hocking ........... Home Jan. 9-Miller ........................... Away Jan. 13-Nelsonvile ................. Home Jan. 16-Vinton ........................ Away Jan. 20-Trimble .................... ... Away Jan. 23-Belpre ....................... Home Jan. 27-Aiexander ................... Away Jan. 31-Point Pleasant ........... Home Feb. 3-Warren ........................ Home Feb. 6-Wellston ....................... Away Feb. 13-Federal Hocking .......... Away Southern BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 25-Eastern ...................... Away Nov. 2~-Gallipolis .... , .............. Away Dec. 2-.Kyger Creek ................. Home Dec. 5-0ak Hill ....................... Away Dec. 9-North Gallia ................ Home Dec. 12-Hannan Trace ............. Home Dec. 19-Southestern ................ Away Dec. 27-Peebles .................... Convo . Dec. 30-Southeastern ............. Home Jan. 9-Symmes Valley ............. Home Jan. 16-Eastern ............ .......... Home Jan. 20-Kyger Creek ................ Away Jan. 23-0ak Hill ..................... Home Jan. 30- North Gallia ................ Away Jan. 31-Miller ......................... Away Feb. &-Hannan Trace ................ Away Feb. 7-Federal Hocking ........... Home Feb. 13-Southestern ............... Home Feb. 17-Ravenswood ............... Home Feb. 20-Symmes Valley ... :........ Away Eastern BOYS BASKETBAll Nov. 25-Southern ................... Home Dec. 2-North Gallia ................. Away Dec. 5-Hannan Trace ...,.......... Home · Dec. 9-Kyger Creek.. ................ Away Dec. 12-Southwestern ............. Home Dec. 13-Miller ...................... ~ .. Away Dec. 19-Symmes Valley ............ Away Dec. 23-Federal Hocking .. ........ Away Dec. 26-Wahama Holiday Tourn ..... Away Dec;. 27.,.-Wahama Hoiday Tourn ...... Away Jan. 9-0ak Hill ........................ Away Jan . 16-Southern .................... Home Jan. 20-North Gallia ............... Home Jan. 21-Hannan Trace .............. Away Jan. 30-Kyger Creek ...... .......... Home Feb. 6-Southwestern ................ Away . Feb. 7-0PEN ........................ .. Home Feb. 13-Symmes Valley ........... Home Feb. 17-Federal Hocking ......... Home . Feb. 20-0ak Hill ...................... Away ' ' l•f Mort': Lett 11 Southern Eastern GilLS BASKETBALl . GilLS BASKETBAll GIRLS BASKETBAll Nov. 26-Eastern ..................... Home Nov. 29-Miller ......................... Away Dec. 4-Nelsonville.. ................ Home Dec. 8-Vinton .......................... Away Dec. ll~Trimble ...................... Away Dec. IS-Belpre ....................... Hdme Dec. IS-Alexander ................... Away Jan. S-Wellston ........ ............... Away Jan. 8-Federal Hocking ............ Away Jan. IO~Miller ........................ Home Jan. 12-Southern .................... Home Jan. IS-Nelsonville ................. Away Jan.l9-Vinton ........................ Home Jan. 22-Trimble ...................... Home Jan. 26-Belpre ........................ Away Jan. 29-Aiexander .................. Home Feb. 2-Eastern ........................ Away Feb. 5-Wellston ...................... Home Feb. 9-Federal Hocking ........... Home Feb. 14-Southern .................:... Away "HOMe lANK Nov. 29-Aiexander ................... Away Dec. !-Kyger Creek .................. Away Dec . 4- Oak Hill ..................... Home Dec . 8-North Gallia ................. Away Dec. 11-Hannan Trace .............. Away Dec . ts:....southwestern ............. Home Dec. 20-Aiexander .............. .... Home · Jan. 5-Gallipolis ..................... Home Jan. 8-Symmes Valley .. ............ Away Jan. 12-Meigs ......................... Away Jan. IS-Easter~ ....................... Away Jan. 19-Kyger Creek ............... Home Jan. 22-0ak Hill ...................... Away Jan. 26-Gallipol is .................... Away Jan. 29-North Gallia .............. : Home Feb. 5-Hannan Trace ............... Home Feb . 9-Symmes Valley ............. Home Feb . 12-Southwestern .............. Away Feb. 14-Meigs ........................ Home Nov. 26-Meigs ......................... Away Dec. !-North Gallia ................ Home Dec. 4- Hannan Trace ............... Away Dec. 8-Kyger Creek.. ............... Home Dec. 11-Soutl\western .............. 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 ) �. 2 The Daily Sentinel • • ;The IMido, loto and port of lola rwtumild "linquont by Tho County Treo .. ror of ~o County, wkh d1o tUM, • .....,.... ts and PI· lllllloo charged thoreu PG!). og,..obly ID low are con· toinad in tho following list. ~eetion, ecr•ge. 1nd lhe •mount of 11us oioMald end ponahiea due end unpoid u of Augu11 , 1&88 settlement litted in tltlot order. . BEDFORD TWP 01 ;00041 .000. Blonken ohip, Zenia. Section 1 3, 1:80. e41 .87 :01-00014.000, Bncklea, Dovlcl M.. Section 22. 1. 33. 1404 42 . ,01 -00067 .000. 8..-son. Robert Steven. Section 18, 3!96, U99.00. 91 ·00122 .000 . Clickonge f' Eorl, Section 19. 46.00. $1 4 .15. :o, -00367 000, Davos . I Jllnl'l l& / or Simms Mary Donna. Lot Sect. 28. 7.00 . s]a5 .16 . .01 -00505.000, Martin , Jofin E. &/ or Judith E.. Rl3. T3, Sect 13-16, 25, $1 81. 01 -00606.000. Martin . JQI!n E. &/ or Judith E. R13. T3, lot 7. 158 28 · ·01 · 00507.000. Martin . Jphn E &/ or Judith E. Rl3, T3 , lot 8. S6 51 .01-00867 001. McKon •ilt. B~ly &/ or Wilma. R1 3. ~ - Section 33. 49.20 , 1223.52. 01 -00717 .001. Miller , C)lorles E &/ or Ettie M . R.13. T3, Sect. 27. 12 .00, *'5 81 ' 01 -00559 000. Oldaker. Jorry M. &I or Jane M.. R13. T3. Section 28 . 1.00 . $436 .82 . 01 -00680 000. Sonclair, Helen. Section 13 - 17, 1p .oo. 181 .61 ,01 -00681 000, Sonclaor. Helen. Lot Sect. 17. 50 , 12 .16 . 01 -00682 .000. Sinclaor. Helen. Lot Sect 13-1 7. 30 . 2~ . 172 24 . 01 -00684.000, Sonclaor, Lyle R . Lot Sect. 17. . 24 . S2 14 ' 01 -00207.00' . Whaley . Herbert E. &/ or Sheila , R13. T3 . Sect 22, 11 .83 , s74 .74 •01 -00221 .000. Whaley, Herbert E &/ or Sheila. Sioc:t F 18 T. 3N, 1.4505. S!l:41 . 01 -00222 .000. Whaley, H..-bert E. &/ or Sheila , se;ct 13 -21 - 22 . 26 , 8270 31 :o1 -00223 000, Whaley. herbert E. &/ drSheola. Sect 1S-21 -22. 6.5258. 128.88 ;o1 -001.38 000. Young, Gerald Lee &/ or Winifred lyn, Sect 17, 25. S81 80 CHESTER EASTERN TWP 03-00137 000 . Bryant William D. &/ or Ruby. Sect. 27-28. 6 40 . 868 15 03 -00578 .001 . Cape hart , Patricio , R12 . T13. NW COR FR 6, 1 00. $66 61 :03- 00701 001 . Cape hart, PatriCIA , R12. T3. F 6 NW Cor .. . 323. 54.20 03 -00167 000 , Carpen t•r . Nathaniel J &/ or Myrna. Sect 24 . 1 00. $3 .84 03 -00168 000 , Carpenter. Nathaniel J &/ or Mymo. Sect. 24, 8 49 . $400.45 03-00195 000. Chester Township Trustees, Sect 5, 84. $463 42 03 -00823 000 . Jacks , Dennie Wedneldav. November 26, 1986'. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Meigs County Delinq~ent Land • ..,._me, • •_: & / or Wanda L., Blod< 1 Wolf ST .. 2 . 75. tl68 .76 . 03-00680 QOO. Kautz , Robert L. SR & George Frederick , Section 18. 3 .00 . $4 .94 . 03 -00746 000, Laude rmi~ . Okay Roy &/ or Cheryl A1111 . Sect 28. 96, &39 98. '03 -00747 000. Laudormllt. ()key Roy &I or Cheryl A<~.J' . Sect. 28 . 18 . fi75 .21 ._ .03 -00748 000 . laudermiiJ. Okay Roy &I or Cheryl Allot, Sect 28 , .42 . $6.87. •03 ·00937 000 , Nocker· .P.,. Geo . W., 10' S . ot E, P.ort . f49 14. · 03 -00970 .000 . Phalin , Dennis keith & I or Annene, Sect 4. 50. $2,654 83. :o3-00974 .000 , Poerce, ~.M .. Sect. 14· 15. 33 .20. 152.90 . 03 -01545 .000 . Riden · .Ur. Gordon ET AL. Sect 24, 53.92 . U6 .81 . ' 03 -01118 000 , Sandy C-k lumber Inc .. Sect. 3. 2:00 . $516 .73 ' 03 -01342 .001 . While . Tho mil Eugene 6 / or Su · lllljl.' R12 . T5. Sect. 5. 15 21 . $26 .66 . CHESTER MEIGS TWP 04·00079 .000. Ramsey, Elnie Loe &/ or ' Sarah L. , S¥:t 4 . 8 .00 . 182 .95 •, COLUMBIA TWP • ALEXANDER LSO 06 ·00006 000. Allman , Jackie P. & Borbara Sue. Sect. 28. 1 .77 . $137. 59 '06-00048 000. Brooko, · William Parry &/ or Mollie. Sect. 15. 40.00. t126 37. 06 -00045 000. Brook•. WlHiom Parry &/ or Molloe. S..ct. 9 - 10 . 50 . 00 . M28 .40 . :o5 · 00143 . 000 . Dant. Sommy L. &/ or Sherry. F 1f, 9 .91. f37 .57. ~5 - 00144 . 000 , Da,., , Selnmy L. & l or Sherry, s ·,ct 21 - 27 . 30 . 00 , ..2 .85 .08·00146 . 000 . Darst . S)mmy L. &/ or Sherry. S.ct 21 - 27. 48 50 . H58 .00. ' ' 05-00148 . 000. Dont. sO.rnmv L. &/ or Sherry . Soot . 21 - 27 , 30 . 00 . •• 2 .• . o& -00147. 000 . Dorst. ltmmY L. t,/ or Sherry. lijct. 28. 14 00. H7 .38 . .08 -00148 .000 . Darat. Slrnmv L. &I or Sherry. net 21 - 27. 38 . 59 . •211.141. Cli·001411 ooo . Dorat. so.;.ny L. a ; or Sherry. f11Ct. 21. 11 .00. t189.41 . Afl-00111. 000. Eotep , R-'<1 • l or Winnie. 19 2nd Ajld. · 8' E. Side. U : 46 . 05 · 00199 .000 , Estep , Ron1ld • / or Winnie , lot 20 . $110.81 . 06-004'26 000. Jones, Voolet June ETAL, Sect. 15 · 36, 48.00 . $152 37. 05-00510 .000. Mullins. Sllu J & Mary lou . Sect. 32. 10.00. 519 .66 . 06-00511 000. Mullins, Silas J . & Mary lou. Sect 15 3350. 86600 05-00509 000 , Mullins, Silas J & Mary Lou, Sect. 32. 66.00, $315 69 . os -oo&34 :ooo . Robb. Walter J . II l!o / or Rita M.. Sect. 16. 25 .00. 5637.87 05-00865 000. Spezza. Marl< E 8. / or Guy E . Sect 32. 55 00 , 8432 94 05 - 0023~ 000, Wooten. Russell . Sect. 8, 2 00. $3.86. 05 -00234 .000. Wooten, Russell . Sect. B. 17 .50. $57 .25 . 06-00235 000 , Wooten. Russell, Sect. 8, 16 07. $29 51 • 05 -00726 000, Wright. Cheryl C .. Sect. 29 .. 40 &112 .73 . LEBANON TWP EASTERN LSD ' 06 -00029 000 , Dooley, leonard Jr. &l or Crystal. Sect 11 -22 , .45 , $189.80. 06 -00030 000. Daoley, ~~~h;;l L.. Sect. 28 .. 4 .00 , 06 -00062 .000 . Good. Monid l . Sect. 28 , 29 .9976 , 1230 45 06-00135 000 , Slater, Manon 0 . Sect. 33. 3 00, $185.03 . 06 -00136 000 , Sloter , Marion D.. Sect. 29 . 1 10. $1 .93 06 -00137 000 . Sloter, Mar1on 0 . Sect 27 . 1 00. $2 71 06 · 00138 000 Sloter. ~ a~·~P . Sect 33. 5 00. 1 LEBANON TWP SOUTHER Ill LSD 07-01005 .000. Berdine. WH I Jeannie, Sect . 26 , 28 .00 . $1B .75 . 07-00069 000. Cannon, Jerry S. Schirtzinger, Larry , Sect 26. 1 00, S1 , 029.14 . 07-00100.000, Conger. Cornelius, Sect. 22 . 1 .50 , $17 .76 . 07-00164 .000 , Dailey , Chalmer &: / or Mary , Sect 18, 1 90. 8190 88 07-00165 000 , Dailey , Chalmer &/ or Mary. Sect 18. 2 66 . $173.95 . 07 -00173 .000, Dailey , Owen Fred &/ or Carol, Sect 24. 4 .50 , S31 '42 07 -00384 000 . long , Dennis &/ or Shetla, Sec I. 25 . 25 00 . $48 11 07-00385 .000 , Long . Denn1s W or Shetla . Sect. 25 . 2.41 . $278 .06 . 07 -00391 000. Ludwig . RubyK ETAL, Sect 21 -27 , 36 .58. S70 .52 07 -00325 .000 , · Mahlman, Sarah , Sect . 25 , 14.34. e&4 .64 . 07 -00326 .000 . Mahl man, Sarah , Sect 26 , 61 19, $818 71 f/ 07-00534 000, Pickens. Calvin D 81 / or Carol A . Sect. 33,11 .30 . 1110. 12 07-00535 .000. Pickens, Calvin D &/ or Carol A , Sect. 33 . . 50. SS 05 07-00536 000, Pockens. Calvin 0 &/ or Carol A . Sect. 33, 7 00. 8114.85. 07-00537.000 . Pickens. Calvin D. &/ or Carol A . Sect. 27 . 7 25 , $63 47 07-00538 000. Pickens. Calvin D. &l or Carol A.. Sect 33, 12 00 . 883.51 . 07 -00539 000. Pickens. Catvin D. &/ or Carol A . Sect 33. 13 70, 195 09 07-00540 000, Pickens . Cahlin 0 &/ or Carol A , Sect 33, 33 00 . 8568 .16 07-00541 .000. Pickens. Carol ETAL . Sect 20. 2 .00. 1394 01 . 07-00688 .000. Prolfltt. Terry C. & Pamela S , Sect 24 . 8 00. $32 .72 07-00689 .000, Protfott, Terry C. & l or Pamela S .. Sect . 13 - 18 . 9 . 09 , $233 .23 07 -00723 000 , Rizer , William P &/ or Kathryn N , Sect 27. 2 .40. 832 9.45 . 07 -00833 .000 . Talbott. Barbara R.. Sect 19 . 1 00. $185 68 . 07-00920 .000. Waddle , lawrence &/ or Helen . Sect 11 -14-15, 1.00. $22 03 LETART TWP SOUTHER Ill LSD . 08 -00035 .000 , Ba iley , Roy &/ or Dorothy , Sect 12-31 . 28 .03, 5414.88 . 08 -00038 000. So oley , Roy &/ 0< Dorothy, Sect 31 . 1 60 . $6.98 . 08 -00037 000 , Sooley. Roy &/ or Dorot hy. Sect 31 , 2 00. 111 01 . 08 ·00038 .000 . Ba iley , Roy . &/ or Dorothy, Sect 31 . 19 46 , •$101 96 . 08-00125 000, Combs. Chester. J r &I or Hazel Sect 1160· 12121 . . 37 , $108 19 • 08-00249 000, Greene, Reba , lot 17 -23-32 . .23. $38 86. 08 -00135 .000 . Hood . Karen ETAL . Sect. 11 -25 31 , 116 40 . t332 72 . 08 -00410 . 000 . Lee mond, Anno Mae. Sect. 32 . 8 .00 . U9 .57. 08 - 00411 . 000. Les mond. Anna Mae , Sect. 32 . 2 .00 . ., 85. 08 - 00412 000 . Lea · mond. AMa Mae , Sect. 32, 8 00 . $31 .48 08 -00420 .000. Lutheran . Ruth. Sect 28, 105 00, $4. 12 08-00496 .000, Parsons. William J . &1 or Dorothy A. Soct. B. 10 .93. t381.53 08 -00520 .000, Powoll . Jerry F. & Mart~~rat M., Lot 14. 1.00. t104 18 08 -00521 000. Powell. Larry M. &/ or Wilma L., Lot 14 , f10 .25 . 08 -00522 .000, Powell, Larry M &/ or Wilma L. River Lend in front of Lot 34 & Lot 14, t6 74. 08 · 00530 000 , Ran dolph, Cordon II / or Phyllis, Lot 12. $70.54 .• 08-00595 .000, Roush , Ray Jr. &/ or Elizabeth Mea , ' Sect. 11 -2 . . 50. $4.12 · 08 -00693 000. Ward, Michael / 0< Rebecca , Sect. 6, 1 25 . 813.13 08 -00699 .000 . While', Carroll &/or Joyce, Sect. 11 2 .00 , 8290.35 . 01) -00462 . 000 . Wood yard, Jame1 H.. Sect. 35, 12 .00, $317 52 OLIVE TWP EASTERN LSD 09 -00058 . 000 , Baker, D.M.. ·sect 19-24. 05. $.40 . 09-00103 .000, Barrin ger. Floyd F l!o / or EUzabath, Sect. 9. 10 51, 8109. 66. 09 -00105 . 000, Barringer. Floyd F &I or Elizabeth. Sect. 9, 5 65, 835 .16. 09 - 00110 . 000 , Sarti mus. Harvey & / or Carole , Sect. 17. 1 .00. 14.24 09 -00125 000, Bay. Kenneth Gold man & Flo race Anna. Lot 11-3, 39,1 9 .89 09 -00148 .000 . Blake. Eldan C , Jr. & Helen . Sect 5. 18 00, $29 .32 09 -00149 .000 , Blak e, Elden C . Jr. 8o Helen. Sect 4-10 . 19 28 , 8708 38 09 -00150 000 . Blake. Elden C , Jr. & Helen , Sect 11. 70, $2.41 09-00252 .000, Causey, Rickie & / or Rose M . Sect 35. 1 'oo. 1429 98 09-00325 000, Craft, Robert Ray &/ or Carol. Sect 35, 1281 55. 09 ·00354 000 . Davis , Jamesl . &: / or Simms , M'ar; Donna. Sect . 24, 21 00 . $49 .75 ' 09 -00355 000 , Davos , Jamesl , ll ETAL, Sect. 23 . 14 19, 534 69 · 09 ·01702 000. Eagle Mt Energy Corp .. Working Interest. 178.64. 09 -01705 000. Eagle Mt Energy Corp , Working Interest. S62 45 09-01707 000, Eagle Mt Energy Corp ., Work1ng Interest. S17 28 09 -00747 .000 , Kong . John Marshall, Sect. 11 -15 . 27 00. 5403 81 09-01053 000. Putman . Donald &/ 01 Marlene. Sect 16 .. 87. 812 .75 . 09 -01056 .000. Putman . Wilson , Jr &: Frances lucille. Sect . 24 . 1 30 , 82,015 19 . 09 -01052 .000, Putman , W1lson, Jun1or, II BU or Louis M.. Sect. 24. 5 .00, S42 .04. 09 -01061 000, Putnam, Burl &/ or Bonnie , Sect. 24, 1.0016 , 8143 83 09 · 01065 000 . Ran · dolph, Joseph, Sect 3-9, 10, 842 20 . 09-01124 .000. Richards, Leroy. Sect. 11 ·4-10. 1 .00. $21 50 09 -01138 . 000 , Ro ck · hold. Harvey. Sec t. 4-10 . 2 .00. 113 .35 . 09 -01179 .000. Sanders , Kathryn, Sect 36 , 7 60 . $367 75 09-01320 000, Spurlod< . Charles &/ or Leah l .. Lot 24 . 4 00. S2il 64 09 -01897 .000. Trust'"" of U 8 . Church , Sect 11 , 75 , 129 44 . 09 -01384 . 000. Vis -Tel Partnership A Pannership , Lot 12, S24 68 09 -01385 000 , Vos -Tel Partnership A Partnershtp , Lot 7, 8161 .93 . 09 -01386 . 000. Vis -Tel Partnership A Partnership, Lot 8. $144 33. 09 -01387 .000 , Vos -Tel Pannership A Partnership. Lot 11 .$ 137 .26 09 -01415 . 000 . Wells . Frank & Shtrley, lot 17, $1 .93 . 09 -01416 !000 . Wells . Frank & Shirley, Lot 18 , $1 93 09 -01417 000. Walls . Frank l!o Shorley, Lot 19 , $1 .93 . 09 -01418 000. Wells , Frank l!o Sh irley. lot 22 , $1 93 09 -01419 000. Wells . Frank l!o Shirley, Lot 23 . S1 93 09 -01420 . 000. Wells. Frank & Shirley, lot 24 , $1 93 09 -01421 000, Wells . Frank & Shorley, Lot 24 . 1 00, $4 .24 . 09 -01422 . 000 . Wells. Frank & Shirley, lot 24, 1.00 , $4 24 09-01423 . 000 , Wel ls . Frank & Shirley, lot 24 . . 97. $4.24 09 -01424 . 000 . Wells , Frank & Shirley. lot 24 , . 33. $2.71 09 -01526 . 000 , Wells . Frank 0 .. Lot 14. .25 , $928 .08 . 09 -01425 . 000 , Wells . Frank 0 .. & Shirley L , lot 3. ..40 . $2 71 09 -01542 . 000 , Wells. Frank 0 .. & Shirley L.. Lot 24·29 .. 62 . 1157.48 . 09 -01437 . 000 , Wells , Williamf &/ orOeborahM , Sect 30. 3 58 , s79 .57 oS -01778 .000. Whitman 1980 II Private Drilling Program, Working Interest 842.04 . 09 -01780.000, Whitman 1980 II Private Drilling Program, Workmg Interest, $74 .61 . 09 -017B3.000. Whitman 1980 II Private Drilling Program, Working Interest, t14 .53 09 -01785.000, Whitman 1980 II Prtate Onlling Program , Working lntenlt, $27.91 . 09 -01478 .000, Wilfong , Dale E.. Sect 29, $76 36 . ORANGE TWP EASTERN LSD 10 - 0020~. 000, Craft, Robert &l or Carol. Lot 15-6, . 1.50 , *222.80. 10-00303 .000, Gard. Mo· chooiT .. Lot # 11 , *417 33 . 10-00816 000, Hawk . Floyd V & Mary A.. Royalty lnt , t10.44 , 10-00352 . 000 , Hawk, Floyd V. l!o/ or Mary A.. Lot Sect. 18, 10 .00, 116 .23. 10-00353 . 000 . Hawk , Floyd V &/ or Mary A . lot Sect 17. 88 00. 1387.47 10-00354, 000 , Hawk , Floyd V &/ or Mary A . Lot . Sect 17, 76.56, U09 .80. 1 0 · 0035 5 . 000 . Hawk. Floyd V. &/ or Mary A.. Lot Sect. 13 - 16, 58 . 00 . $94 .37 . 10-00378 .000, Hendrbl Laroy &/ or Judy E.. Sect. 17, 4 328. $168 17. 10-00388.000, Hololn ger. Paul & Br.,da.lotSoct. 4. 3.31. $13.56 . 10-00403 . 000, Hysell. Dave F. &/ or Oianal., Free Sect. 18, 5.28. 178.03. 10-00432 .000. Koenig. Ruth Fr.,ces, Lot Sect. 14-15, 22 .747, 147.90. 10-00436.000, Murphy. Rickey &/ or Connio. L:ot 3. $385.05 , ' 10 · 00548 : 000. Rilfle, Bruce & Lena, Sect 4, 2 .43. $10 05 . 10 -00748 . 000, Whitlach, Harlan 0 .- &/ or Ka~h A., Lot 9 , 1 38 , t822 .18 RUTLAND TWP MEIGS· LSD 11 -00172 000, Coleman, Jerry Lee, Sect. 10. 2.022. $390.16. 11 -00176.001 . Dewitt, Reymond L. , Sect. 28, 5.00. 891 96 11 -00234 . 000 . Doc•i. Andy 0 Jr. &/ or Cherlena, Sect. 24, 96.42. 1481.12. 11 · 00266 . ooo. Estep. Charles & Charlene, F.12 , 1 .2673. $24 .40 . 11 -00267 . 000. Eotep . Charles & Charlene. Sect. 9-10 . 1 03. 8525.48 11 -00315 000. Gordner, Myrtle M.. Sect. 24, 7 37. $11 .32. 11 -00318 000. Myrtl~ M .. Sect 24 , 141 .25. 8589 22 11 -00146 000, Oilmore, Carroll &/ or Mary. Sect 17. 1.983. 851 .46 . 11 -00513 .000. Imboden . Robert L.. Lot . Sect. 9, .76 , 1152 17 11 -00569 000, Kauff , Paul M &/ or Debbie S , Sect 12, 1.098, 1592 72. 11 ·00614·.000. Lorkona. William L. &/ or Voolet D . Sect 7, .21 , t68 48. , 11 -01314.000. Maynard Coal Company. Lot Soct. 7; 3 .25. $17 .13 . 11 -00671 .000, McDo niel. Ralphoe J . &/or Judy M.. Sect. 1 . . 33. 524.21 . 11 -006'72 . 000 , McDa niel, Ralphie J &/ or Judy M , Sect. 1, 1 12. tl43 34. 11 · 00617 .000, McGuire, John &/ or Kathy D.. Sect. 20 . 1 .661 , $87 .02 11 -01373.000. Morris . Roland. Royalty Interest , $2 76 . 11 -00751 .000. Morris. Roland E. & l or Shorley Ann , Lot. Sect 6. 30 . 00. $707 .92 . . 11 -00752 .000. Morris . Roland E. &/ or Sh~rley Ann. Lot Sect 6, 5 00. 146 .45 . 11· 00848 .000. Price, Mi· chael Wayne. Lot Sect. 27, 8 00. $102 62 . 11 · 00896 . 000 . llotgs. Roger &/ or Helena. Lot Sect. 14. 2.75 , 1486 87 . 11 -00913 .00(1. Romine. Delben Howard , Lot Sect. 21 . 1 .00. 113 .88 . 11 -00948.000. Schrock. Dean , Sect 13. 3.0Q2, &343 83 11 -00979 000 , Sho emaker, leater. Lot Sect: 2, 5.00 . 825.54 11 · 00981 . 000 . Shoemaker. Lester. lot. 64.701 , $364 05 . 11 -00982 . 000 , Sho emaker. Lester, Stet 1, 4 536 , $23 37. 11 -00977 000 ,' Sho emaker. Lester ETAL . Sect. 26 . 149.50, $625 .70 . 11 -00978 . 000 . Sho emaker, Viola . lot Sect. 8 , 16 .40, 131.37 11 -00980 000, Shoemaker. Viola, Sect 8. 1.40 . S7 31 1 1 · 00983 . 000 . Sho emaker, Viola , Lot Sect 2. . 33 . 76. $608 .62 . . 11 -00155 . 000 , Sm••h. Rolland E &/ or Koren D.. Sect 2. 1 12. 115 93 . 11 -01018 . 000 , Smoth. Rolland E. &I or Karan D.. lot Sect. 2 . .97. $34 32 11 -01111 . 000, Swick , Edna M . Lot Sact 19, 80.00. $519 77 11 -01323 .000, Thomas. Lorry R &/ or Donna l . Lot Sect 1, 1.00 . 5537 75 . 11 -01192 .000. Womer. Richard Ill ~ ETAL, Sect 10. 3 00 . 866 95 . 11 -01316 .000. Williams, Lillie, Lot Sect. 14. 2. 50. $50 41 . RUTLAND VILL,.GE . MEIGS LSD 12-00201 000 . Davos . Gene A. &/ 0< Susan. Sect. 8, 20, 835 .50 12-00202 . 000, Dav is, Gene A. &/ or Susan. Sect. B.. 15. S131 .10 . 12-00102 .000. Fetty , Ri· chard L. Jr. &/ or latty J , Sect. 14-8, 11 , t351.69 . 12-00103 .000, Fatty , ~~­ chard N &/ or Betty Joan , Sect. 8 •. 13 , $372.67 . 12· 00104.000. Fatty, Ro· chard N. l!o/ or llttty Joan . Sect. B. 21 . $1,143.25 . 12-00119 . 000, GeHert . Anne. Lot 25. t464.21 . 12-0022!1 .000, Lovong· ston. Daniel &/ or Alice V., Sect. 8. t592 61 12-00288.000. Schuler, John 0 & l or PriSCilla, Sect 14. 814.55 12-00289 .000, Sclluler, John D. & l or Prlocille, Lot 17, U00.49 . 12-00290 .000, Schuler, John D. &l or Priscollo . 18 Fallons ADD. 16. f40 05 SALEM TWP ' MEIGS LSD , 13 -00010 . 000. Ander· son. Jannifer M.. Soct. 25. 6.276, $667. 34 13 -00037 .000. Borratt, Wandell, ETAL. Stet 19, 1.17. $152 .89. 13 -00038 . 000. larratt, Wandell, Sect. 19, 1 .00. $294.96 . 13-00109 000, Colwoll, John. &/ or Cothtrirll, Sect 24.. 14. t2.92 . 13-00108.000. Colwell , John F. &/ or Catherine, Sect. 24 . 142 25 . 1\057.01. 3-00110.000. , Colwell. John 'F. &/ or Catlwrino, Sect 19 , 144.82. U74.07. 13 · 00111 .000. Colwoll, John F. & l or Catherine. Gar*'•· . Tax Notice Sect. 2~. 41 00. •1'1 1 14 . 13-00112.000. John F. a 1or Cothime. Sect. 18. 88 .10. t242 .30. 13-00113.000. Colwell. John F. &/ or Cottitrino, Sect. 1 . . 71 , t3.87 13· 00181 000, Fitzpatrick. Opal, Sect. 34, 21 . 32, $108.70 13-00188 000, fitzpo· trick, Opot, Sect. 33. 43 . 62. $120.80 . 13·00n1 .000. Marcum . Sharman Roy, Sect. 38, ' 5.00. $48.37. • 13· 00458.001). Moynord, Mlcby E. &/ or Annetto, Sact , 15 - 18, 41 44, 176.19 . 1 3·00459.000. Marnord. Mickey E. lo / or Annetta. Sect. 18. 20 .00. U73.36. 13·00668.000. l'eyton, Richard A. &/ or San*.o S .. 'Sact. 6 , 1 .50, $487.H . 1 3 -00583.000. Rife, Ri-. J.!rard L &/ or Liltda M .. Sact. 36. 48 50 , 8137.14. 13· 00625 000', lhenofield, Clair F.. Sect. 36. 2.00. 810 .48. ' 13-00626 .000, Shene -field, Clair F.. 9oct 36. 10.00, $142,88 . • 13-00692 .000, lltt-rt, Richard Lea &/ or Donna Darltne, Sect 25, 2.9826. $30.32 . 13-00788.000. Thumio. Luter F & 'I or Nora l . Sect 31, .54. $417 17 13·00731 . 000 . ' Welch. Julian L.. Sect 14. 11.35. 113.71 . 13 -00765 000 , Witt , Christopher &1 or Conooie. Sact. 15. 10 00, $71 .12. SALISBURY TWP MEIGS LSD 14·00077 .000. Biggs . Denver R.. !!oct 21. 2.50, $1,241 .30. 14-01732 .000: Blankon ahip, Zenis, Sect. 21 , 3.UO. 11 .83 14-02139 .000. 8rotlford. Alan, Royalty Int .. t6.88 14-00186.000. Carpanter. Ronda II R &/ • Sect. 34. . 32. 81 ,717 05 14-00199 .000. Cheney. Jonn & l or Dorotl.,, Sect. 8, 1 40, 824.57. 14·00239.000. c...... Shoron Ann, Sect. FR 32, 1 36. $41 .42 . 14-00391 000, Faulk, CUnton 1 &/ or Wanda-· Sect 13 - 26 . . 745, $222 .47 14-00421 . 000. Forrest. Homer E &/ or Edith L, Sect. 31 , 1 oo. 171 15 14-00528 .000, Maggy, Walter. J . Sect. 25, 3 53. $38 .66 . 14-01758 000. Hysell , Robert , Sect. 26. 2 00 . $2.22 . 14-01769 000. Hyoell , Robert, Sect 26, 5.10 , $5.00. · 14-01760 000 . Hysall. Robert , Sect 28 . 3.10, 335 14-00698 .000 . Hysell , Cot-. Lin•. Thomas E. & l or Brenda, Frac 24 . 37, 8357.17.' 14 · 02288 . 000 , Jen - Sect . nings, Frank 0 . Rovaltv Int .. 810 2!1 14-01029 000. Johnson, Mochael E &/ or Au•av L.. Sect. 26 . 1.179. S2.16 14 -00822 .000. King , Danny &/ or Cynthia, Sect 25, 1 .04 , $280 50 14 -00823'.000. Kong, Danny &/ or Cynthia. Sect. 25 . . 294. $1 .81 . 14-01013 000 . Miller, Jame1 R. Sr , Secl . 36, 1 08. $65 73 . 14-01014 000 . Miller. J&"'fiS R. Sr , Sect. 35. 47, $2 .14 14· 01094. 000 . Nowell . Roy , Jr . &I oo Charlotte L.. Sect. 34. ,38, $131 29 SALISBURY TWP MEIGS LSD 14 · 011 06 000 . Not tingham. Carl E. & Mary . Sect. 8 .. 25 . $143. 60 14-00185 001 . Ohlinger, JeHrey, Sect. 24 , 50.00, 122 .39 . 14·01702 .000, llickman, James 8. / or Patricia A.. Sect. 31 , . 25 , $84.76 '14-00493 000. Runyon, Jerry &/ or Vanella, Sect. 35. 30.32, $418 .09 . 14-00494 .000, Runyon , Jerry &/ or Vanessa, Sect. 36, 5.00 , $25 .26 . 14-01319 000, Schuler. Virgin ia Maxine, Sect. 34. 1.20 , $278 .43 . 14-01331 000 , Shain. Charles Lawis. SrK:t 13-9. 37.00 , $94 81 14-01332 .000 , Sham, Charles Lowis, Sect. 13-9. 5 00. $106 80 . 14· 01333 .000 . Shain r Charleo lewis. Sect. 2-9. .so. $1 .43 . 14-01334 .000. lhain . Charleo lawls. Soet. II, 2.42, 84.68 . 14-01335 .000, lhain , Cherleo Lawrs. Sect. I. 7.00. '15 .08 14 · 01336 .000 , Shain . Cherie• lewis. Fr• . 12. 34.01 . s171 86 . 14 -02167 . 000 . Sho emaker, Lester, Royalty hn .• $1100. 14- 01346 . 000 . Sho emaker. Laster & Molz, Kenneth F , Sect FR 32. . 43 .98 . $83 41 . 14 - 01347 . 000 . Sho emakm, leiter • Molz , Kanneth F.. Sect. Zl , .911 . t1 .81 . 14·0141 1.000. ltr.iens. Eugene & t or Moldrad . Lot 18. t9 .41 . 14-01412.000, ltevons, Eugene &/ or Mildrotl, Sect Lot211ock 1, 01 . • 119 34. 14-01430.000. Stoban, Roger Loe &/ or Linda Ca~ roll. Sect. 31 . 2 .80, t725 .94 . MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE MEIGS LSD 15-00091 .000, Bauer , Evelyn Louise . Lot 65, *201 .14. 16-00288 .000, Contra!· bane Raolty Company. Lot '175, t71 .40. 16-00289 .000, Cant;albanc Realty Compeny: Lot 175V.. $1,206.42. j 5 -00338 .000. c..... Norma Jaan. Lot 11 , 8174 87 . \' MIOD UEPORT VILLAGE MEIGS LSD 18·01809 .000 . Delle valle. Michael. Lot , 12'. $197.71 . 15-00431 . 000, Erwin , Everett. Lot 14. t153.34. 15-00121.000. Gheen , Fronklln D. & Donna L.. Lot Pt. 157, $218 .13. 15-00622.000, Gheen. F.ranklin 0. &/ or Donna L.. Lot 157, •580.17. 15·00700.000. Haynes, Doris, Lot 23 , t116.55 .4 ,1 &-00889 .000. Heyites. Doris, Lot U , 8293 87. 15·00704.000. Holman, Wolkie &/ or VIrginia Lou , Lot 95, $327.38. ' . 15·00736 000 : Hysell , Lawrence E. IV or Roumary. Lot 4150. S40 24 . 15 ' 00737 .000 , Hysell. Lawrence E Jr &/ or Rosemary. Lot 445, t326. 09 . 15·00778.000. Jenkin · son, Currla L. &I or Dorthll . lot Sect. 21 .. 47. $749.00 16-00111.000, Johnson, Terence L• 6 / or Brigene. Lot q , t2,218.98 . . 15-00948 000, Manley.. l.awren01 E.6 / or Frances Ann, Lot 465. $258. 41 . · ' 16-01042 .000 . . 'Mourn • ing James G. &I or Carol A.. Sect. 29 .. 71 . S1 .237.01 . 15-'01075.000 , l\lunn. Margaret, Lot 20, S19 59 16 -01088 . 000 , Peck , Freelin F &/or Sandra F' • Lot 13 . $265 .91 . 15 - 01089.000 , Peck. Freehn F &lor .SOndra F . Lot 14. $32.57. 15-01109.000, Powell , Earl & Dalores, lot 25. $1 ,453 . 19 15 -01129.000, Pullins, Paul Ru11ell, ETAL. DIV . Joneo EST. 1147.34. 15 -01179 .000. Roush, Tho mas E &/ or Rhonda Lot 340, $94 .19 15· 01 110.000. Roush. Thom11 E. a / or Rhonda . Lot 339. f2 .94. 15 -01182 .000, Roush . ' m. Lot 288. s8a oa 16-0!986 .000. Young , Victor C., Jr. &. / or Mary K .• Lot 261 . 82.99 . 18-01987.000, Young , VlctOJ c.. Jr. &/ or Mary K.. Lot 244, $139.04 . 16-01988 .000. Young , Victor C.. Jr. &I or Mary K.. Lot 244. 12.99 . 16 -019B9 .000, Young . · Victor C.. Jr. &/ or Mary K , Lot 285. 8212.76 . 18-01~9() 000, Young , Vlc)Or C., Jr. &I or Mary K , Lot 286. 8221 .05 . 16 ·01992 .000, Young , Victor C., Jr. S. l, or Mary K., • Lot 286. $71 .53 18-01991 000. Young , Victor c:. Jr. & Victor. Ill , Lot 1B9, 8169.07. 16 -02009 000. Zohran , Wolid &/ or Janice. Lot 266. 1158 98 . SCIPIO TWP MEIGS LSD 17-00042 000. Bernett. Steven A &1 or Kathy Kulsko. Sect. 28. 52 067 . $374.86 17-00043 .000, Bernett. Steven ' R . & / or Kathy Kutski. Sect. 28. 784. $4 .01 . 17-00273.000. Farmers Home Administration , lot Pt #15. $10 .16. 1'7-0Q316 000, Gibson , Arthur C . Jr , Lot Sect 30. 90 oo. $517 92 1'7 -00489 . 000 . King . Joan, lot 8., 8135 26 17·00500 .000, Lonn , Pe· ter; Daly, Michael; & Mole, Anthony. Sect. 36. 25 .50. $139.15. 17-D059B .OOO. Patter · son. Charles , lot 1 5 , 831 44 U-00599 . 000 . Patter son, Charles. Lot 14, $;l1 .45 . H-00600 . 000. Patter son, Charles . Lot 18 , . 830 87 17-00601 .000. Patterson. Charles. lot 17, $37 85 Thomas R & Dorothy Mae. 17-00602 .000. Patter · Lot 4, $182 .78 . son. Charles . Lot 16. 15-01111. 000, Scally , $26 20 Yvonne , Lot 4, $4,378 . 61 . 17-00635 000. Pollard . 15-01219 .000, Scally , John G &I or Virginia E • Yvonne . ETAl. Lot 296 . Sect 30, 2 00. $508.28 . S275 .96 . 17·00695.000. Scott. 15-01719 000. Scally , Helen Mane 8./ or Ronald. Yvonne H & Dailey, Paul E.. Sect. 23 , . 61 . 87.92 . Lot 72, $1,483.03. 17-00953 . 000 , Under15-01720.000 . Scally. wood, Dan I & Wife. Lot Yvonne H. &. Oeiley. Paul E., Sect 24. 40 00 , $27 .88 Lot71. 51,29499. SUTTON TWP 15-01721 . 000 , Scally . SOUTHERN LSD Yvonne H & Dailey, Peul E . 18-00009 .000. Adkins. lot 72. 81 ,039 88 Michael& / ..- Lynda , Lot 13. 15 -0123'0 .000, Scott. $85 22 Charlts F 8o Edwina , lot98. 18 -00778 001 . Bell , 812 .10 . Shewn &I or Rhonda M.. 15 -01231 .000 . Scott , Tract 1 Sect. 13, 1 0347, Charles F. &. Edwina , lot 99, S25 66 . $259 62 18 -00778 002 , Bell. 15 - 01822 . 000 , Water Shewn A. &/ or Rhonda M.. Ways Coal Co.. Pt . of Tract 2. 1 0007, $25 .66. Landing , .60, 8263 19 . 18 -00778 003. Bell , POMEIIDY VILLAGE Shawn A &/ or Rhonda M., MEIGS LSD Tract 3, 1 .0007. $25 .66. 16-00066.000. Bartko. ' 18 -00217 .000 . ciark. Claudia, Lot 104, 838 19 Rickie L l!o / or Cathy D . 16 100067.000. lartko . Sect. 16, .079. 810 09 Claudia, Lot 105. 116 .50. 18 -00218 .000, Clark , 15·00229 .000, Carr. Les- Rickie l &I or Cathy D.. lie B. &/ or Ruth E.. Lot 14. Sect 16, 234, 8558 .05. $234 86 . 18-00478 000. Grady . 16 -00313 000, Collins, Delmer l &/ or Zelma E , Iris B.. Lot 296. 1193.26 Sect 3. 1.873. 561 22 . 16 -00363 000 , Curry , 18-00308 000, Klein, Ro· Darlene A . lot 4, S15 .94 bert &/ or Tammy. Lot 89. 16 -00364 .000 , Curry . 183 41 Darlene A . Lot 4, f338 48 18-00931 .000. Parsons. 18 -00365 000 , Curry, Elmer & Frances, Sect. 3 Darlene A . Lot 4 . 810 48 16 -00366 .000 , Curry , 2 00 . $85.65 . 18-00955 .000. Philson, Darlene A.. Lot 4, S21 40 John R. &/ or Pattic1a J , 16-00390 000 . Davis. Roger & Sorties. William, Sect. 36. 1 .002. $17 .98 . 18· 00031 .001 . Pullins, Lot 44. $17 &1 18!00391 000 , Davis , Steven D. Btl or Teresa L.. Roger & 8en&es, William, Sect 31 , 1 00 , 12.86 . 18 -01053 . 000 , Rizer . Lot 44. t20 62 William E.. lot 48 , t9. 53 16-00641 000. Folmer , 18-01146 .000, Simms. Mu; Edison. Lot 265 , Mary Donna. Lot 100 · 300, $149 .75 I 16 -00542 000 , Folmer. 1 . 33. $290 .56 . 18 -00161.001 . Tuppers Malt Edison , lot 255 , Plains-Chester Water Dist .. $8 .95 . 16 -00543 .000, Folmer. Sect 1 . .0541 , s1 53. 18·00857 .001 . Tuppero Max Edison , lot .286, Ptams· Chester Water Dist .. sa 35 . Sect 6 . . 1578. $4.14 . 16-00661 .000, Gr~foth, 18-01470 .000. Williams. Donny M. & Noncy, Lot 13. Lillie. Sect . 2. 32 . 00, 5297.66 . 16-00777 000. Haynes. $21 .05 . RACINE VILLAGE Doris, Lot 172. S114.81 . SOUTHER Ill LSD 16-00980.000; Krauner. 19 -00234 .000 . Duna Keith M. &/ or Ruth A . lol way, Jack Alan , Lot 34 , 258 , $11 .23 16·00991 .000. Krauttar. S52 .f1 . 19 -00500 000 , Duna Keith M. &/ or Ruth A.. Lot way, Jack Alan , Lot 34, 268 , $20 09 .125. $55 49 . 16-00992.000, Krautter. 19 -00601 . 000 , Duna Keith M &/ or Ruth A. lot way. Jack Alan, Lot 24 , 258 , t202. 22 . 81 ,207.37 . 16·00993.000. Krauttar. 19-00169 000 , Gheen . Keith M. &I a Ruth A.. Lot Manuel, Lot 61 , 5132.00. 258 , t2 .35 . 19·00160 .000 . Gheen . 16-01010 000, Loudermilt. Max E. &/ or Terry L., Monuel. Lot 62. 6300.27. 19-00161 .000 . Ghoan . Lot 269, .22 , 11 55 . 16-01011 .000. Louder- Manuel E. &/ or Barbaro G., molt. Max. E. &l or Torry· L.. Lot 67, $174.65 Lot 258 .. 44, f1 .97 . , RACINE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LSD 16· 01233 .000, Mourn 19 -00303. 000 , ObiU , ing, James, Lot 9. $24 3 . 66 . 16-01231 .000, Mourn - Anna Mae ETAL. Lot 68 , ing. James G.. Lot 406, $>188 .14. 19 -00461 . 000 , Wood , $217.50 . 16 -01232 000 , Mourn - Robert L • Sect . 16 , ing,' Jameo G.. Lot 119, $370.34. 19-00462 . 000 , Wood . 156 53' Robert L.. Sect. 16 . . 27 . POMER<!!, VILLAGE $7 .25 . · MEl"" LSD 1 9 · 00463. 000 . Wood . 16 · 01339 .000. Pierce, Robert L. , Sac;t. 16, 28 , El..,., lot 490. $924 08. $14 .13. 16 - 01 ~ 40 . 000 , Pierce ~ SYRACUSE VILLAGE . George 8i/ or Solly, Lot 517, SOUTHERN LSD $711.16 . 20-00043.000. Bernett. 16-01633 .000, Spancer. Donna Re:e . lot 439 , Kyle J . &l or Jane L.. Lot 291, 18.00. $2,575 .88. S161 87 20 · 00248 .000, Halley. 16-01847 000 . Stoll. GOO ( ge Z . Lot 102 , Oebro Sue . Sect . 36, $2.573.20 . $604 43 . 20 · 00099 . 000 . Hood 16-02488.000. Vinueza, Catherine Ann & louise Karon ETAL , Lots 297 , Marie , Lot 178 - 179 , t115 .92 . 20 -00100 .000 . Hood, $473 .87. 18-02371 .000, Walkar, Koren ETAL , Lot 297. Roger L. , Lot 429, $3.55. $17 .58 20·00496 000. Parsons, 16 · 01827 .000 . Ward. Donald ETAL, Lot 32, Velmo ETAL, Lot 56 , t8.69 20-00496 000. Paroons. $4 .14. 16 -018 28 .000 , Ward, Velma ETAL . Lot 57 , Donald . ETAL . Lot 33, *93.77 . 20 -00497.000, Paroono, 1274.08 . 16· 01984 000, Young , Velma ETAL, Lot 58 , Victor C .. Ill 8o Victor C. Jr.. .33 35 . ' 20·00502.000, Philson. Lot268. $17.91 . 16-01995 .000, Young , John R. & l or Potriclo J .. Victor C., Ill & VIctor C. Jr., Lot. 1.002, S479 .19 . 20-00678 .000, Sinon, Lot 269. *27 24 . 16-01996 000, Young, Ava Zo 8o Williams, Jolwt P .• Victor C.. Ill • VIctor C. Jr .. Lot 298, 1 .315, 1319.87 20 · 00.822 . 000. Thom· Lot 277. u. 73. 18-01993 .000 , Young , oon . Rosella. Lot 298• . 18. Victor C .• Jr.• &: Victor C., .1.013 .45 . 20 -00623 .000. Thom son. Rosella . Lot, . 70, $119 .91 20-00628 000, Triplett, Debra L. , Lot. f159.75 20·00847.000. Vio -Tel Partnership A Portnershlp, Lot 299 . . 1406, $331 . &5. 20-00707 ooo. wea-.· Mary L &/or Harold E.. Lo( 7, 823 27 • . 20-oo7oa ooo. w.. - . · Mary L. & t or Harold E.. Lot 8. $23 .27 . 20-00709 .000. Weaver. Mary L &/ or Harold E., Lot a . s7.77 . 20-00710 000, Waever. Mary l &/ or Har9ld E .. Lot 9. 116.30 20-00711 .000. Weaver, Mary L &/ or Harold E .. Lot ' 9, $3 .47 . 20-00715 .000, Wea-. Mary L &/ or Herold E., Lot 297 •. 14, $2 . 71 . 20 -00670 .000, Whitlod<, Wm . Owen &I or Delores Frada. Lot 41 . $6 05. · 20 -00671 .000, Whitlod<, Wm Owen &I or Delores ' Frado. Lot 56, 827.93. 20-00872.000. Whitlod<. · Wm . Owen &I or Delores Frada, Lot 87. '&3.09 .. SUTTONTWP. MEIGS LSD • 21 -00006 .000, Syracuse , Home Utilities Co.. Public Utility Personal. $1,376.2&: 4067-Mtsses $(8·10), L(16· 18) . Sizes M(12· 14) , XL(20· 22) . Pattern Includes jacket. Medium takes 2'/o yards of 54" fabnc. __ ......,. . $3.25 for each pattern. Add 75¢ each pattern for ~t~, handling .tQ~ The Daily Sentinel - ... P!tnl-.-. 82-0IItolllllirllltwtl., We J I Ide NY 11m. Zip. Sill, Pllllm - NEW FOR ONLY $1 96·page. full-COlor Cata· Wednesday, November 26, 1986 Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio _Southem ·rallies to slip past Eastern 66-63 -in loop opener By Scott Wolle edge going ln1o the final, round. EAST MEIGS- Trailing 61-59 A twent~ · foot jumper by Cald· with 1:30 lefl In the game, the well and two fr ee·throws by Mark Southern Tornadoes shilled Into Griffin gave Easter a 53-49 lead high gear to score a dramatic with 6:48 remaining. 6~·63 come-from-behind victory Eastern managed to maintain over I he hustling Eastern Eagles that margin most of the frame a~ here Tuesday evening In the Caldwell dumped In three season opener. straight jumpers to trade goals . Southern Is now 1-0 both overall with Southern 's Turley and and m the SVAC, while Eastern Gilbride. · In 0-1. Seemingly, Southern's come· Senior guard Eric , Milliron back efforts had all but failed as canned both ends of a ·one-and- thtt sharp shooting Eagles of one with 1:02 leflln the game to · Coach Dennis Eichinger would steal the victory, giving SHS not yfeld. With 2· 03 remaining65-61 edge. Tim Gilbride added and the score 61-57, the tide soon a'n Insurance marker to put the changed as Eastern missed the gal"e out of rea ch as he cashed In first of three consecutive bonus on the first of a bonus iiituatlon. • situations from the line. That clutch scoring came after Trailing 63-61 with a chance to l<;enny Turley grabbed a rebound tie;.Eastern called time to set u·p a nd swished a baseline Jumper•to Its strategy. EHS set liP the fln'al knot the score at 61-61, e~asiJtg a plays for Sou'therh 's d inpro\\ed ' 57-61 deficit of just one minute man·to·man , but the SHS troops earlier. Turley then dtove the of Howle Cai dwelh came out ih a lane alter a Dave Amburgey zone. s1ea l and connected on a short Defense, w.hlch had bee n jumper to give Southern Its- first Southern's downfall. quickly belead since 3: 21left In the secon~ came a game saver, In the final quarter. minutes as the Tornadoes 1ant a lPlacing four playe r~· In the lzlng man-to-man forced several double-figure column. Southern EHS turnovers. • u lllized a complete team effort to Despite a lay-up and possible post the win. Juniors Kenny three point play by Caldwell with Tur ley and David Amburgey three seconds remaining SHS paced the attack with 16 points he ld on for the 66-63 win. eac h, while Eric Milliron Southern hit 30 of 59 f(\r 58 reac hed a career varsity high of percent, Including 16 of 30 In the 12. and Ma tt Harris added 11. fir st half and canned 6 of 11 at the Tim Gilbride canned 7 to round line. EHS hit 29 of 62 for 46.7 out the scoring. ' percent, Including a red hot 17 of Jun]or guard Jell "Jesse" 31 the first ha lf. EHS hit just 5 of · Caldwell turned in a stella r otrensive performance, hltting ll of 16 field goals for game-h igh honors of 24 points. " Edmund" Collins knott ed 14 points. Bryan Durst 8, Mark Griffin 8, and reserve center Allen Tripp 5. Early in the first quart er a great game had developed between lhe two Meigs County schools. setting the stage for a crowd pleaser that saw the score lied len limes with 6 lead changes Soulhern quickly jumped the gun on a 9-2 lead, but goals by Mike Martin and Eddie Collins narrowed the gap lo 11 -10. Anof her Collins jumper from the wing gave EHS Its firs I lead at 12-11, however, Southern came back behind I he s harp shootin g Mall Harris to take a 21·161ead at the quarter' s end. In I he second round behind two Eric Milliron jumpers, Southern took Its biggest lead of lhe night al 31·20. With 3:21 left In the half. SHS led 31-25. but ~oals by Tripp, Durs1. Collfns, and Caldwell turned the I abies as I he Eastern defens e forced three consecu tlve SHS turnovers. EHS leading a - l4 from the line. Eastern won the battle of the boards with a 39-30 edge, led by Co llins wjth 13, Dursl 8, and ' T~ipp 6. Amburgey a nd Turley had 8 and 10 respectively for SHS. SHS had 10 turngvers, 5 steals, , and 16 fouls, while Eastern had 13 , tur novers. 6 steals, and 14 fouls. Caldwell had 3 steals. In the reserve contest the little Eagles of Coach Don E ichin ger ripped Southern 54-47 behind · outstanding effor ts from younger · ,' members of the sq~ad. The freshman trio of Scott Fitch, S))aun Savoy, a nd Kenny' Caldwell- sparked the win as they scored 15, , 14, and 14 points, respectively. Chris Lance adll 8 , for the Eagles. Chris Stoui.paced SHS with i2. ' Ry ~ n Evans -Mded 10, and Shane ' Simpson add,ed 8. • ' Southern faces Gallipolis Fri' da'y. th~n bosts1Kyger Creek next Tuesday In 'Its pome opener.' Eastern Is' ldlr;' untii'it ·travels· to North Gallla on Tuesday , Dec. 2. ' I ' • The Daily Santinei-- Page--3 -CLARK'S JEWELRY 'Af Cls,k't Jewet,g· we''B eommiffed ' CHRIST AS fo gou the Bm Pmible . . . GALLIPOLIS - POMEROY otle~lnR p,Jce Dn the Bett Quslitg Metchsndl~e. STOP IN TODA1 AND SA~E! .SPEC/Al SAlE PRICES EVERY DAY Till CHRISTMAS/I books, supplies, crewel, Jetr Caldwell, who held a hot hand lhrou ghout the game, net led a desperation jumper at lhe buzzer lo give EHS a 35-33 halftime lea d. A see-saw lhird frame ended In a 49-49 deadlock as both cl ubs batlled tooth-and-nall to get the cross slitclt. needlepoint, . lalch hook, quonong, and . more ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS . 12:00-5:00 P.M. .SA~E! • Direct from the . Black Hills of South · ' Dakota you. ' SOUTHERN (Dark) - 11 E1 ic Mlllh on to fl" 2· 12, 13. Dav(' A mburg('v 8· 0 16; ~~· ~ h a nn o n Riffle: 21 Matt Ha rri s. 4 3 11 , 23 Scot t McPhail 25 T 1m G!!br ld e, .1-1·7, 31 J('tf Holtz. ,tJ Sha wn Cunmn gh,am . .15 Krn nv Turl ey 8-0-16, 41 Dav(' MrM•Illn J.0-2, 311-IHiti ~3 YOU'LL SAVE Todd K1mes. 1 0-2 TOTI\J:.S EASTERN (Whitt') - 20 Ed Collins. 7·0· 14, :n Jeff Caldwf'll , ll ·2· 24 22 Bryan Durs1 4-0 B, 24M ar k C riffm.3·2·R 14Ton v Hrndrlx, 1·0.2: 30 Mlk(' Martin 1 0·2. 3'4 Eu srern .. 16 19 14 16-6..1 · 20°/o AllPn Tripp. 2 1 5: 40 BtC'n t Nor ton 0-().0, 20 Todd Wllson, 12 Kv!e O;lV !li. 0.0.0. TOT1\LS 29- ~ll.'l Score by quarters: Soulh t'rn . . .21 12 16 li - 66 NOW TILL CHRISTMAS ' New Selection •RINGS •EARRINGS •BRACELETS •STICKPINS •PINS SPECIAL ORDERS INCLUDED Landstrom's ORIGINAL See It Today! 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Pr.ce : will be wrth no trade In vehi- " cle. • The front of the envelope : tmclosing the bid must be • marked " SEALED BID , ~ EMERGENCY AM8U- t LANCE VEHICLE ." Bidder ~ MUST USE COUNTY BID FORM : Tho Board of ·County missioners may accopl the 10:1'1 - t bid or tho boll bid forth~\! intended purpo•. and re• ~. wve the right to reiact: any or'l..t all bids and or any pert hereof ,, MEIGS COUNTY" COMMISSIONERS.o Mary Hobstottar. Clerk 111119. 26 2tc Co"":• HOWARD MILLER 'Thanksgiving is a day of brotherhood and togetherness; share it with those you love and thanks or our rich.uu ..... GRANDFATHER CLOCKS FROM $895°0 •Free Delivery •Free Setup ~....,._.,~ •Factory Service 1OO's IN STOCK EDITION! $1ne"iitz •PENDANT WATCHES •POCKET WATCHES ~QUARTZ LIGHTERS •MEN'S JEWELRY SEE THIS GREAT NEW COLLECTION TODAY! ( /.~ · Tlus handcra fted , "'-.,,: · J4Kr. gold rverlay collecti on · ~-........of pierced earrings . pin and·lmk bracelet are more beaurtful rh an any bouquet SAVE NOW! of roses . ' �•r . Page 4-The Daily &,rmnel Pomeroy- Wednesday, November 26,' 1988 Ohio ,... .• 'c-:'"' "' .. ' ' . .' '' l ) • ' ·, <I THE PLAINS Athens game. Our effort was good anif stormed back from a seven-point we had a nice co~back. I halftime deficit , for a 60-59 thought Athens playedreai well. Bulldog win to:spoU the coaching One pme doesn't ma'ke a sea<1ebut of Meigs' Mlck Childs In son. We can bounce back;" said non-league boys basketball ac- Childs. . '· .· tion here Tuesday. . Athens 11-year coach Fred Trailing 32·25 at the Intermis- Gibson had much the same. to sion, Athens ~cored the ·first 10 say. "Our press turned It around. 'points or the \hlrd peri~ to take a We didr\~t' pian on getting tllat 35-32 lead ihe winners never many points that quickly. We had reliqulshed .' Tlie lead ranged to do something. at the half from three to seven points untO because Meigs was bringing the the two minute mark when the ball ·do\Vn. setting Up, and just Marauders nearly · pulled off a burying their .shots. We were spectacular cOmeback. lucky to be down by just seven at Athens led 59-52 with 2: 45 the half," stated Gibson. remaining when Melgs narrowed The Bulldogs' P. J. Lyons led It to 59·57 at the 41 second mark. all scorei'S with 22, Including 12 of The Marauders missed an oppor- ·Athens' 22 third period points. tu nlty to tie with 22 seconds left. Thadfn Brlent added 15 points on a missed shot, and following while topping all rebounders with Huey Eason's Interception of an 14 . . Athens inhounds pass, mlsllred J. R. K!tcheJt-led the Ma,raud· on the potential game-winner ers with 19 markers while Brlmt with three seconds left . Bissell added 16 pelnts and led Athens made only one of 10 Meigs with 13 rebounds. Kitchen fourth period foul shots to allow scored 15 In the firs t half while the Marauders to get back into it. Bissell nailed 11 of his points In Both teams committed 21 turnov- the second hall. · ers with Meigs. having 10 In the Meigs outrebounded Athens third period and Athens seven in 39-26. Marauder Mike Bartrum the llnal stanza. added seven rebounds. "Athens' third period press Athens made 25 of 52 shots was the difference In the ball from the field for 48 per cent ' •, • Chillicothe 69 WavefY ~ Southern 66 Eastern 63 • North Gallla 55 Kyger Creek 47 Southwestern 59 Hannan .Trace 1 l l 47 Athens 60 Meigs 59 Nelsonville-York 75 Logan 67 Marietta 66 Belpre 61 Friday's games Southern at Galllpolls Wa rren Local at Fort. F rye Athens at Wh eelersburg Miami Trace at Portsmouth Saturday' s Games . Gallipolis at Waverly Portsmout h West at Piketon Greenfield at Paint Valley Brookhaven at Logan Minford at Jackson D..,. 2 games · Marietta at New Phll'lldelphia Chill icothe al Portsmouth Kyger Creek at Southern Fairview at South Point .Uf:U;,..; /.'i'J! ~ J. _R. Khcben 6-7-19, ('~riM Smith 1-11·2, Don Becker :1- ~1; Mike Eason:!-•' Phii,IUnl( 1·0.2, Brent Blooel :1-tl-16, BW Brolhen 1·0.2t &;ott PoweiJ 1·•2. 1'0'1' -t l.:oi :!:J-I:J-.i!J. .f Til f .' \ .. fMIJ - JlmStrlcklln:J..1·1,Corey CorriJan 2-11-1, lkodlley Bryant,_ .. ~ r. ~­ Lycno 111-2-22, Thaden Brtont Hl5, 'nm AdamK 4--0.8. Trevor C ~ello H-.C, Jerry ,Jon tli 0-0-0. 'I'O'I' II ..' :!.i-111- 1~1. By ' Tuesday's results ·, whlle Meigs canned 23 of 58 for 40 per cent. At the foul line, the Marauders were good on 13 of 21 while Athens was 10 of 23. · Athens made it a clean sweep In the reserve game, posting a · 52·40 .win. Freshman Scott Stricklin led all scorers with 17 for Athens While Bob Lee added .14. Robb Harrison led M:elgs with 11 and Joey Snyder added eight. The (\1arauders face Mlller .Friday in the TVC and home opener . A!hens .goes to Wheelersburg. B•rtrum~~l. Buey " The Daily. Sentinel-Page-S' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio come.from behind to defeat Marauders;.60-59· ' . ·, • • ··-: ~ulldogs \ .·.. · ·-··-···.- Wed.,._y, Novan1ber 26. 1986 ·t ' .' . . - r '• j • • .' quarten~ : 11~111 Me lp ............... ........... H IK 10 Athen• ........................ !! II 22 13-1!1 u•..•.,.,,.,.• \/f:lr;_.,. om - Don Dorsi 2- 1- ~. Robb Harrlsoa -1-3- 11, Kevin Oller 2-Q..4, ·IOt>Y Snyder 4-0.8, ~ou Nel~ler 1-()..!, Todd Powt>ll J.:,.5, Chuck Pullin ~ 0.0.0, Matt Baker 2·0.t .Jeff McElroy 0-0.0, Slf've Tracey J.J.I, nrr 1/ ..>i lt1·IJ- w. 11'11,..'\ ,..; /.-.:!/ ..,.... Seolt Stricklin 5-7-Jj, BriM Wll11h ~"" ·H, Norm Dupll'f' 2· 1·$. Sl.'OU DecamlnUa 2-a. 7, ,Jim Fenh.'Y &-1·1, . Boh IA"e 6-2-lt. n rn1..-. 1 ~-I!J..i:!. MARAUDER DRIVES - A Meigs player drives toward hoop in Tuesday's season opener at The Plains. Athens won, 60-59. ByljUortm: Melli" .......................... 10 II 6 14- -MI II 13 10-52 Alheno ........................ 10 •.-.a I Scoreboard ... O ' \. ARAV.ELLE' . ,,'' , by BULOVA •' Plllludtolplllll ..... ............ !l "· 1110~ 1111nn '' ~«'"' Sale Price S1Q999 9 - Reg. SJS49.99 - ·SAVE .. S450 ....., 992-2284 • • • • • 3 ll'r !t • ~· l' 1;. !\ .':ID Ylll•· aukt~ · ........ ............ " :'; .fU · :t ; -M'' P y ·s199 fi C ' h•\· ~·hr.nd ·..................... ~ fl fmlfl'l't'llt 'f' Mld!lt'M I Dlv~lon M .,.,..,.,n ~~ · r:anwntu ~· s\nlti A~I 't l.o~kt• l'!t Sral:llt• ; <iohkontrijlil t· ':! .J 1 7 1 !t i ; I'Mtl~~t~d .Jit Pho"'b, .J II , ;JK.J 1,,\ nlppt'l'!t 3 II .ttl 1\tt..,...,.'" Rt-,.ub ' ! Dh· ~dun l L T Pt... 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RIO CHEERLEADER · Beth Blaine, Pomeroy, daugh· ter of Mike Blalne, Gallipolis and Sue Floyd, Pomeroy, is a member of the 19R6-R7 Rio Grande College cheerleading squad. A graduate of Melgll High School, Beth is a freshman. FROM S188 108 W. Main EAf[}LJ!:TI'I1l!IJ181.8'7 BASKETBALL TEAM '11le 111!8-K'I Eastern Eqletle basketball squad opened Its ~~eason acaJ•t Sotlthem on Monday. Pictured are front, ~r. Arleae Ritchie, Tonya FURNITURE 992·3007 • Pomeroy SHARP. Savoy, Mel Mankin; Back, Erica Kessinger, Lesa Rucker, Pa&tl Dul'!ll, Trlsh Spencer and Tara Wood. The Eaglettes aer coached by Coach Pam Douthitt. >Oun> invited to an oldfashioned I 8REAT.FOR :CHRISTMAS KSGMNG·DINNER .$499 Thanksgi"!"8 Children under 12 just $1.99 Day, beginning 11:00 a.m. .,. ·All you care to eat from our better than ever ""up, Salad and Fruit Bar , Watar-nlliiiUnt, quartz IICI:Urote watch dlaplayo hours, minutes, secondl, •~he data end hea 1 light button. In enorted sl:i11; bltteries included. .....: '. REG. 54.99 EA. - YOURS FOR $2.99 EA. STAlliNG ·at ;716 N. ;Second St. •••• • • ' •• TIMEX WATCHES Midtlltport, Ohia lbasted Dinner 81'1:2d ' Middltport I Oh• RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY 208 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Pharmacy Phone: 992-2586 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE . JtOMEROY, OHIO Invites you To Our ...• • CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE " AND 14K GOLD SALE 3RD ANNUAL 60°/o OFF RETAIL OYER SSOOrOOO.OO IN 14K GOLD San Todo • r-Ltgnt Cornbread~ Scan your holl.Uyoff rl&ht with our B~ald'ul Bar. lt't opea tW I MO Lm. lbonk... obia Dlq< N. 2nd Ave. ' Our Fadory 1.,. will bo here ono day only with lois onliro fino of 141 Gold all at 60"4 off. lay.Wtlys are welcome. This is the sole you'n htanl allout. OFF VILLAGE PHARMACY fJCJt CHAINS-CHARMS-BRACELETS I Sl4250 . •' S18800 ONL.Y $23800' LlnON MICROWAVES ONLY.. : . ALL 14K GOLD _ ...,c.-~;:'j ' .. I . ;111=1 SUNDAY, NOV. 30th, 1986 11 :00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ONE DAY ONLY Free ~umpkin Pie NEW SHIPMENT SPORT SKIN DIVER WAT(HES AID PHARMACY WILL BE GIVING A FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC FROM 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. AT 208 EAST MAIN ST., POMEROY NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY limit on this coupon, but it con only •17 cu . •Frost Free •Cantilever shelves •Full width freezer •See thru shelf crispers prices. EMP ·ON TUESDAY, DEC. 2 YOUR RITE Present this coupon with your tWKI prescription ani our pharmacist will giv you $5.00 (fill Dollars) off REFRIGERAT~R. Htr11aot Oak ltnltn. All entires registered in our store will go into the Pomeroy Merchants Association Give·Awoy. .FREE! BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING ~INViTE YOU 10 VISIT OUI PIES0.1ION DEPAif•lll WHITt WESTINGHOUSE dloplly caae uloW 11 these rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii~iiii;;;iiii;;;i~~~~~;;;;;;~~-- and hunllfl llfollmo" aale to purchUI I ~flo end shotgun 11 to 5 HTHS 2.1-8 for the victory. The Wildcats were led offensively by juniors Rick Swain, who scored ' 12 point s, and Scott Rankin, 10. The Highlanders I ravel to Oak Hlll next Tu esday night whil e Continued on page A-8 SIGN UP TO WIN A FREE BLOOD PRESSURE KIT WHITE· WESTINGHOUSE HAVE COMBINED FOR PRE-CHRISTMAS SAVINGS ......... experienced hunter or lull baglnnlng, thle to 1 "onot In 1 Register for Drawing 0 ~ Dec. 24th For $100 Worth of Flowers ;: adva ntage in the first quarter. upped it to 33-19 at halftime and overcame a disasterous third quarter with an impressive fourth. Hannan Trace changed its defensive phllosophy in the third quarter and pressed s lower SHS Into several turnovers and only three point s in the period: The Wildcats tallied 20 poin ts In the third period, pulling ahead 39-36 going into theflnale!ght minutes. Southwestern broke the prrss In the final period lo outscore ., THE BIJNT IS ON! COME SEE USI WE'U HA VI DOOR JtiiZES, IEFIESIIIIIJI1S AND SANTA Will BE HERE WITH maTS fOI THE KIDS. • Senlor Sean Colley scored 22 points and sophomore Dave Mershon came off the bench to add 14 Tuesday night as host Southwestern High School hung on to defeat Hannan Traee 59-47 to open the 1986-87 Southern Valley Athletic .Conference basketball season. The Highlanders built a 21-9 m E. Mltn. Pomtrov YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE SUN., NOV. 30th - Yours for Ill L •\ flp'"""" lt:t M'i•dllf'l'o.Q'II G~mf'M Nrw l 'or·k a1 Bowlltll. II p. m. Pvrtl••.a Ck-\'lolll... f : lll p.m. Ht1Ne1t llladl.. a. l:a p.m. W*illlltiiiiOft .a MIIW .. kM•, 11:!10 p.m. ~·r•""• al 0.1111'>, ; : :Ill p.m. fhln<O Ill nt.vl... !1: a p.m. MI-MI II" !lllltall. I :!II p.m. l\tiiiiii11U Phetonk, !t.:tt p.m·. I.J\ l.alwn. .. LA {'I!PPf'"'"· 111::11 p.m. 'lll•t'lldll,.¥'-" Gamt.,. :fl, ,l 't'ftlral Dh' b.tnn J rhe smartest ideas in quartz technology come with the name Caravelle. 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HB ......n ., ........................ ~ .& ,lllf - • CREDIT CARD CALCULATOR TM Ultre Unl-ed* MIIChlne Mocle11218 Unlimited stitches from construction to stretch to decorative • Push·bunon panel tor easy stHch selection • Embroiders and monograms automatically • Indicator light tells you when bobbin thread is tow • BuiR-in bunonholer sews in 3 different styles • Feeds / Iabrie sideways lor patching ' and mending KM .\nlenle 11<1' Nf'w .frr'!lef • f NBA Staridings Highlanders, Oaks, Pirates post wins· 8101~. =====:=::::::,==America's DirmerTabler====== : =· · ht 12 JtEOJtU RECEIVE A FlEE 141 GOLD IIACEUT 15th PERSON FlEE 11" 141 GOLD ClAIM 20th JtERSON ILACIHILLS GOLD IIICIUCE DOOI PilUS EVERt YWO lOUIS IIEMimU'IeOff BLACIIIW GOLD to--. OFF GIANDFATHII CLOCKS 20--. OfF STOP •t AIID SA1 HELLO "'= • e.. �i ~-6-The Dilly Sentinel . Wednesday, Novembfr 26, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Chip .- . . . ' Wedna1day, .November 26,. 1$86 ; .. ' .. 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ATHENS, NA. ,t,1n en1, l )tu v Adolph's Dairy Valley POMROY OHIO Superhet Radar Detedor . ~ FISHER • .\'irw thou:;mrd rrmnle ll•hatare. Member FDIC · Twin City Machine & Welding . UHra Mini Shirt Pocket Detector BANK."St)N£,, $3 9·995 $149~5 Vector~ar MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO Pomeroy Flower Shop Farmers Bank PORTABLE AM/FM STEREO RADIO/CASSETTE RECORDER/ COMPACT DISC PLAYER , ' r 1 i " ' SUPERSEn II ; With Sylvania : Super ~ Remote • lAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS '·- COBRA CB : starting S ·s495 , At · CASH & CARRY . LIMITED TO QUANTITIES ON HAND A r' THESE LOW-LOW PRICES. '• I �• Pac~&-8-_ The Daily Sentinel o w •• 0. '""' 0 0 -' o M: ~ " " w ... ·. ... .... ' - ~ \ .Pomeroy- Mil!dleport, Ohio ,. Wednesday, November 26, 1986 Rio l()ses first game of season G)lard Teo Morrison hit an ~8-loot jumpshot as t tme expired Buesday night as Cincmnati lble College, who tratled most of the evemng. upset previously undeleated Rio Grande College In Paui_ Ly~e Center 88-86. Morr tson s game-wtnner came eight seco nds after RGC junior Ron Rlttinger ~onnected on two lree-throw altempts to knot the score. .Rittinger's charity shots culminated a ·seven-point Redmen barrage In 18 seconds. Rio. 5-1, led t hroughout the contest. "holding a slim ·. 47-45 advantage at ha lftime. until the visiting Eagles spurted for live By BOB HOEFLICH proved Invaluable and IQforma$enllnel Sial! Wrlier tlve and there were presentaYqu're Invited to attend the . lions an~ discussions on leglsla· lion, dallY dulles, ~omputers and Bal!,lllsst~ mC~~~~;~ On P recylrders' handbook~ . .East , -·-··--.· -··· Sunday. ,Okay, you ar.ts al\d crafts chur.ch at 6 p.m. people. · · , .· wUI host You' re wanted in the Chester Mercervl area on Dec. 7. Choir. ,. On that day, there wilr be an . arts and c!-~ts "day _from 11 ,a.m. And for the de<>r hunters. to 6 p.m.,a_t the Chester ElemenTher~ wlll be an evening mea l tary School along with a C~ptaln served during th~ deer hunting D's fish fry 'from 11:30 a_. m. to Southwestern .. •. . . . co . ~on: :.t : :.nu=-:;ed: . . :.:;tro~rn~p~as~e~-5~A~ .------.,.---.,..--f Hannan Trace hosts Syinrnes Valley. HANNAN TRACE- RanJiln, 511 10; R. Swu.in, 5 2 It; Pelro, 0 2 2; Slilt, 601 2: .Jones, 2'0-1: ,Jenkins, II :t; Brumnt.td. 2 11 -t: 21 5:17 SOUTJIWE.\;j,TERN - A. Hal!jlop. 32K; R. Haislup, 113; Colley .9-t~: Patrick, 1 -1 li;, Burleoon, 1 0 :!; Bryant , I 0 ~ M(•NeaJ, I 0 2; Mershon, 4 G U; rorAL.Iii 21 17 39. Hunn il n Tran 9 HI 20 II- 41 So uthwl' slt·rn ........ ,. 21 12 t.l- . :j !l :i Oaks 61 Vikings 46 After a nip-and-tuck first half. Oai<Hi! i"bo lted out to a l ar~e lead in llte t'Vrd quarter and coasted to ~ 61-46 victory over vis itin g Symmes VaHey. · OHHS junior Brian Howell pa~ the Oak offens ive attack wit~ 22 points. Junior Mike Hale added 10. 'i_:!le Oaks trailed 7-61n the firs t qu~rter and evened the score at 166y halftime. In the th ird period OHHS pulled ahead of the bigger, siq"(er Vikings, ou tscoring them by )J points. the Oaks. with nine of the ir 12 varsity players scoring, held on .'·. I 1 - .with a steady fourth period for ·. . the win. The Vikings were led by seniors Larry Ferris. with 16 · points, and Steve Gates, 10. Plor to the varsity contest, the Oak Hill reserves edged Sym mes Valley 37-35. SVMME'J VALLEY -'McCa rt~ , 0 'l 2; Ferri!; 6 4 IG; Gates -1 2 JO: Pattenon. ~ 3 i; Whitl.", 2 1 5: Schrleder, I fl 2: Crufl 1 0 · 2: Chril'lw ~u. 1 0 2. TOT..U.~i; 17 12 -tG. Ot\K HIU - HoweU, 6 10 2!; Hale, 3 0 10; Faye~ 1 9: Crahl ee, -t u R; Kern, I 2-1: E\'IUls. I I :1: CopiL'i, I 0 2; . R11wUn!1, I 0 2; Woolh, 0 I 1. TOT!U.!i 21 19 Gl. N)· mme~ 1-1- .. ' Oak Hill Vall(•y. j & 10 29 9 16 lit- Gl Pir ales 55 Bobcats 42 North Gallla defeated Kyger Creek, 55-42. No details were available. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR FRESH LEAN Grou-nd HARRISONVILLE ELEMENTARY . SCHOOL DECEMBER 6, ·1986 10 A.M.·S P.M. . Beef:__ t~:~p~~,2~~~~~1;y ~~:~~~ . SPONSORED BY HAIRISONVILE PTO T~n area high school football pl<9'ers were r ecognized hy the Associat ed Press l'uesday wllh Thfl·d Team, Special Mention and Honorable Mention honors. ,Justy Burleson, Southwestern, made 'l'hird Team Delense All· Ohio. lfcceiving Spe cial Mention wc\'e Steve McAvena, North GaHia: Tom Waugh, Kyger Creek: Richard Hurt, North Gallia and Andy Haislop, Southwestern. H.onorable Mention went to To41d Holst ein , North Gallla. Tlm Gordon, North Gallla, Chris Hal'ilpton, Southwestern and S"o.ll BuJTis, Southern. 'Jllle Class AA All-Ohio AP Telirn is to be released today. TABLE SET-UP ss.oo CRAFTS, BAKED FOODS & REFRESHMENTS EVERYONE WElCOME!!! rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1J 4 LBS. OR MORE Danlly Westmoreland,· D.O. FOODLAND ,, • UNS . .. . SA~DWICH 2 99( 8(1. Pkgs. Physician and Surgeon ' I' ' FOODLAND -WESTMORELAND FAMILy· CARE CENTER " 2°/o Milk --·F ·~ LO-'IIIIU ' '~ ·Cottage .. . Cheese li I\ ,, ' \ -~ Attending the a nnu al sess ion were 59 recorders from across Ohio. 50 guests and vendors. G uest speakers included Congressman Bob McEwen. Sixth District. Ohio: Attorney General Aplhony .J. Celebreeze a nd Jack Hanna - who seems to be everyw here - ol the Coiu"mbu s Zoo. · Emmogene says the input of recorders atten<!lng really For .Appointments Phone 773-5333 Walk-ins Accepted (LO<oted ne~t to Wohamo High School in the former office of Dr. Thomas McGowon.l 24 oz. CTN. · PLASTIC GALLON -'' New officers nominated by Pythian Sisters 2 -:::.-....... _. ; . _... . .. .. -... . ... ..- .... -:- . .. ·";" . -- :~ .. . ~" I 7 8 and'~tafts ·. Plans were discussed ror the annual Christ mas party to be held Dec. 15 ' with a $5 gift exchange when the Pythlan Sl~tcrs or Rocklan_ d Temple 615. met Monday night at the LongBottom Comjllunity Building. New officers were nominated and the eleCtion wlil take place at the Dec. 1 meeting. Members were reminded that the 1987 du es are payable before Dec. 31 . The ways and means committee presented several Christ mas and miscellaneous items to be sold by the group . . Refreshment were served by Alta Ballard a nd Betty Youn g to Mae McPeek. Judy Hailer. Ada Bissell. Dorothy Wells. Juanita Wells. and Harlan Ballard. ASSORTED FLAVORS , VELYET SUPER· DIP ....' ; • Ice Cream 9 ' ' ,'- Mary Dawn Stm\l'ons gave the ! ~ • ...__.. +o·cj_. Special of th Week •,. ._·. .S~NDWICH 99"' l~- BAR·B·QuE ,.. , With Frits....... ~ 1.54 INSURANCE PH'S ADOL DAI RY ' VALLEY · ' Ill Stcetid St~ ,_,., , Carolyn Smith, Twila Childs. and Olive Page. r----...,.-.....:...----------------;-- ·t DOWNING · " MULLEN MUSSER· · ·• Th e dinner was served by the Eastern Star women from tables decorated In the·. hollday mot-If ~~~t uring . pilgrim .and turltey figurines arid fall flqwers. Local bu sinesses contributed the favors. · , Story, Mary Virginia Riebel. Becky Zurcher. Nellie Parker. l' r;:::::;::::;::;:::=::j ,\ YOUR INDEPEN.NT . AGENTS SERVING MEIGS C~:y "At tht Entl of tht PotMn»y-Masoft Bridge · PH POMEROY, OH. · 992 2 '. • 556 Caroi'Ebe~ts ~===:::=====~~-0=":..:0:_·=-~.:_~_::__ ._ _i~~~·~=·:..:•: · ~·:.~0:_ . ·.. . •.. . ~ ., 'AftER THANKS81~1N8 ·SALE - ll MEN'S tng 4-to 7p.m. each evening. . eight people foot ts .available $5 for an scripture Invocation. .Emma and read Youfrom don"treally have to be:raeer .s pace. at, For .more Lou Wl,eman hunfer ·though. . tnformtltton• or to logged tn led In the singing of ThanksglvThe ·menu \\1111 be ; Mond ay, ' call Jane Cabtes a t ,985-,4327 or ingsongs'wlthFiorabeUeFuhk~t · chicken· and noodles; Tuesday. Lila Van Meter at 9~·3951. . the plano. ...spaghetti; ·. Wednesday, soup ' beans and corn bread; Thursday. Did you know that Meigs Eleanor Essman had.charge of vegetable ' soup; ' Friday, chili. County was the birthplace of one the business meeting w-Ith Nellie and there will be also va riou s of Am~rlca's most versatile Parker. sec retar y, reading klnds,o(sandwiches and desserts writers? thank you notes from the daugh- · offered each evening. The Long ters of Fay Sa ueJ" and from Bqttom Community Association Born nea r Bashan in 1842, Wood. Cards were signed Harriet is jstaglng the nlghily activity. : Ambrose Bierce vanished Into for Gertrude Trace, Leona CalMexico in 1914 at the time of the vin. and Martha Greenawy. Villa rebellion there. In the years Essman announced . t he next betw een. he became an essay ist, meeting will be Dec. 13 at the 1 know John Blake Is joined by a lot of parent,s and students In ., novelist. poet. humorist. letter University Inn. At hens. The extending thanks to the Gheen · writer, 'journalist. literary and Paliittng Co~ of ~aclne, for a fine social crit ic as well as the author job or free spr~y paint ing the of many fables and short stories . Int erior of the junior high sta- · Some say he rivaled Poe In -.....:.--.:....--------! dium in Middl eport. It surel.v tales of the supern atural, pioneered the science fiction field helped make a big job...a. lot a nd he has been described as one · easier , John reports. of America's lirst investiga ti ve reporters. Meigs County Recorder Em mogene Holstein Congo attended the 60th annual conference of the . Ohio Records Assn. Nov. 17 through Nov. 20 in Columbu s. • • to; arts. Nancy Kibl er, scholarship comm ittee chairman, had charge of the auction With · assisla)!ce. from Es th er Maerker, , treasu.rer. M arg~ret Benson was the auctlonee~. ·· business meeting and program will begin at 11 a.m. Cheryl Nisley, program leader, asked that members send to her their special Christmas memories by Dec. l, and she will prepare a booklet from them. Attending from Meigs County were Wykle Whitney. Rosalie ' ' · Drawing upon his experience in the Union Army. Bierce produced some of the most realistic accounts of 'the Civil War. Best known for conciseness. he used this talent in -epigrams a nd satirical definitions which · became his trademar k. Hi s work is credited with in fluenc in g a number of subsequent writers i n c lud i ng Mencken, SinClair Lewis. Hemingway arid Thurber. A FLO • ALL WOMEN'S i _ M 20°/o' OFF ALL WOMEN'-S NATUARLIZER & HUSH PUPPY DINGO, NATURALIZER, HUSH PUPPY BOOTS 25°/o.OFF · ALL MEN'S .. HUSH PUPPYS 20°/o OFF 25°/o· OFF The First 50 Women Will Receive a . FREE Carnatior- on Sunday, Nov. 30th DRESS SHOES Don't forget! .I FOODLAND IN MASON, WEST -VIRGINIA OPEN Monday • Friday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 1 r~a~i:;"~~a~e ' Alpha Omicron Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, held Its annual silent auction in conjunction with · a Thanksgiving dinner meeting held at the Hamden Masonic · Temple on Nov. 22. get. announces the opening of Atea gridders li~nored by AP Delta Kappa Gamma ·conduas .annual meeting Deerhunters meals · in Long . Bottom· . straight points with around two minutes remaining to take the lead entering the fi nal seconds Morrison finished the ga~e with 24 · 1 1 J R M ff 1 added 22 ~a~es.Go~m~ n 1~ a~~ Tim Mehaffey 10. The Eagles, 3-2, were 31-of-50 (62 percent) !rom the field. .The Daily Sentinei~Page-9; • Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio ·Beat·of the Bend . ' ' '- '' . ' · Open_. Sunday 11-S . REGISTER FOR DRAWING FOR GIFT CERTIFICATES Hartley Shoes And don' t we have a great deal to tie thankful for! Count ,_Your blessings and do keep smiling. !!-31 JACKSON WEST .. Phoftl 448·4524 BARGAIN IU!TIN[[S SATURDA'f' I S._OAY • ALL SEATS $2.50 ' ADMISSION EYERY TU£SOAl $2.50 ;'1 I I ',,I •• C. GoldlonoWIONI ' LOTS OF OTHER GIFT ITEMS TO (HOOSE FROM •P~ndants •Bracelets •Earrings · •Class Rings • dbx ..._.,_, -· ". ' GALLON FOR CHRISTMAS. . Here's a Holiday gift idea that sounds great: An Alpine Car Audio System with sophisticated, advanced engineertng and design for sound . equal to the best in nome stereo.. . And with it. our precise. professional installation. featuring flO'-Niess fit and finish. Drive in now and beat the Chrtstmas rush! •' ,•''' .~" ~­ " ••' .LIMIT 4 Ideal Ideas For Christmas ' GIVE YOUR CAR THE ALPINE TOUCH • t,, ,, HALF ' ...... ....o~ I i • I ' I • ·•:• j IATIUITE IA«TH lfATlON i ·'1 i • •Lllwn Boy Trimmers •Minnetonka Moccasins for Man & Women •Wtttern Lllather Belts & Buckles •Lllather Gloves •Breyer Animals •Animal Thermometers . •Men's & Women's Tooled Leather Billfolds •Truckers Wallets •Bird Feeders •Seddle Pads. Blankets •Helters, Bridles, Rains •Tingley Boots •Work Gloves . •Aquariums- Christmas Specials on· all sizes •Guinea Pigs, Hamsters. Gerbils, Fish, 'Parakeets. Finches. Cockataels - Food. Cages. Books & Supplies •Dog & Cat Beds, Sweaters. Toys & Christmas Stockings tor R&G FEED & SUPPLY 992·2164 Pomeroy, OH. 399 W. Main Street The Store With ··All Kinds of Stuff'" ' For Pell - Stebleo - Large end Smell Animals Lawns - Gardens ..• " 212 EAST MAIN I , . POMEROY · . . 992-3785 . ~~ .....•~:······ . ~. I .Gokttone cue 1nd briCk · llnlsh br•ttlrll. GIM dill BEAUTIFUL SllECnON ' ·. ' GENUI~MftTVIED -~ ~ 200fo SAVINGS LAY·AWAY NOW FOI CHIInUS 200fo SAVINGS ON brick·llni$h braltl. While pantrned dill. ALL WATCHES The smartest Ideas In quartz technology come with the name Caravelle. Slim. and stylish, they are lor women thai keep time with tomorrow. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 THROUGH CHRISTMAS t. -a8il!==:;l()Qj~~......... ~ ' • �.. '"• - 11:1- 1ne u auy Sentinel PomeroyMiddleport, Ohio . t Chest~r Garden Club~ holds • meetmg A workshop on wreathes and as a hot tea, and Is related to the other wal t hangings highlighted joe pie weed : .·and borage •.. a the recent meet!ngottheChes ter popular remedy for melancholy, Garden Club held ilt the home of · used .In·eye washes;' and can be Mace! Barton. used In salads and teas. For roll call the 19 members Eleanor Knight, Edna Wood, and Ruth Erwin had charge of attending brought symbols of the works hop with all of the ' fall. Mace! Barton gave devomembers creating a decoration' tlons using seasons of the soul by usi ng natural materials. Helen Steiner Rice. Offi cers and F'or the program Maida Mora commit tee reports were gclven presented herbs of the month and It was noted that Edna Wood including bonese, ail Indian sage had vis ited Gay Gaul and Ralph which trea ts levers when ta ken O~rs. and Paul!ne Ridenour had visit~ Dorsel Miller as part. of the; club's sunshine program. Kathryn Mora was i he sunshin e chairman for this month. Plans were made for the Christmas meeting .to be held at Sebastlans tn· Parkers bu rg at 7 p.m. Dec. 3. Mj!mbers "!•Y ta ke a gues t. Designer from Dudley's w111 give a demonstration. A report was glv!?n on. the recent cou nty meeting by Maur· ita t.llller. rt was noted .that a floral bouquet had been pres- ented to Janet Bolin. at her lnstallation a~,stat e president at the OAGC convention in Cincinnail. The Christ mas' flower show was discussed along with partie!pa nts, as well as the r ~eption heid for Mrs. Bolin. Mae Mora was named to · prepare a history of the.club for the M~ igs County History Book. The club was asked to submit a 250 word comment ary for the book to be publlshed ·in 1987 by ., · Keith As hley who is· active wilh the Meigs Count y Pioneer an d;·: Historical Society's work. ' ·; Betty Lou Dean, Virginia ' . Cha:dwell, and Pa t Hqller re: : _ ported ·Qn the regional meeting.; .held at the Betsy Mills C lu~:. recently. ffowers for the band·.: banquet a t Eas tern H ig~ Schoyt., were supplied by Je nnie Mac h_r ;; and. Mace! Barton. . ., Dessert course was served bY •• · JV!rs. Barton and Pa uli ne Ri de? ' ~ oUr, hostesses. '•" ' November 26, 1986 ·:e't ·, - - '· Wednesday, November 26, 1986 . ,UMW ·group conducts recent meettng ..• • Donations to ihe Rock Springs absence of Tracy O'Dell. Trecie report. . · Church building fu nd and to Slna Abbot t gave the correspondence Next meeting wil l be Dec. 9 at Cara, a home for delinquent 11:45 a.m. with a potluck dinner boy~. were made du ring the recent meet lng of the Rock ~--------~------------~------- : •I Spri ngs United Me thodist LOOKING FOR AN OLD FASHION CHRISJIIAS? PI W~';'oeunpa;i~~~n~h~f~·~ach Step I ~~~-~ . · Talk' ' "AI .Calvary", a nd "We Gat he~ Together" opened the IN AT GRANNY'S CRlFTS F.O.R ONE OF . A KIND DECORATIONS ANI» GIFT IDEAS Folmer had Ann prayer the sick and shu tins. Masfor h gave the secretary's report, Mrs. Folmer. the treasurer's report in the reading accomplishment s. Some of the children, pictured at the Pizza Hut, a tt ended the party dressed as their favorit e fictional character. Miss contestants announced .::;;/Jutheas t Ohio Junior Miss teaching and pla ns lo at tend iilc, announces ,Jhe fin al three Mount Vernon l'jaza reneCollege. c'antes tants in the 1987 Meigs Th.eiss is acti ve in voley ba ll, <;ounty Junior Miss Scholars hip basketball, softball , choir, show Pragram, to be held Sunday at 3 choir, took . part . in the D.A.R. p~ll)· in the Meigs Junior High good citizens hip co nt est, placed S<; h o 0 1 Au d 11orr um 1n In the lop 10 In the cou nty history 1\!kldleport. . tes t and Is a member of the qu iz "!'he three are Tara Woods, bowl tea m. She is a member of d~ " ghter of Gil bert and Vicki · lhe scholas ilc learn, is stude nt ....,.. Woods, a senior at Eas ter n High coun cil pres ident. and is 1986 School; Tamara Theiss, daugh- homeco ming queen. She will tot of Pamela Theiss and Tho- present a speech en tit led, "Be • Theiss, a senior at Southern Happy" for the creative · n)as and High School. and Melissa Ca ia· performing arts division. S he w'ijy, daught er of Everett ond plans .to at tend Ohi_o Stat e of t he . ·oPEN THANKSGIVING DAY 8:00am Til 4:00am · a· senior at . University pharm acy. of Tol«:<Jo to ma jor in · Bastern Dorothy High. Calaway, Calaway has been active w ith :woods Is active in the marc hil(g, concert and all co unty bands · the academic quiz team, m at h ar. d was a member of the Ohio team, cheerleading squad, the State Fair Band . She has served track t·eam, concert and pep a~ ba nd president , band secrebands. Varsity E Club. She has tary and field commander. She is been· a summer scholar, a active in basket ball. the all member of the Alfred Angels 4-H dl!; trlcl choir, the show choir. the Club, the stale 4-H fas hion boa rd, news paper staff, and has ap- the county 4-H fas hion board. She peared in Who's Who in Music. was a hom ecoming attend ant For her creative and performi ng and is a member of the Alfred arts she will do a vocal solo. She Unit<:d Met hodist Church. She p~an s to pursue a career in will do a modern dance in t he YOUR FRI ENDL Y PO MERO'r STORE WILL BE CLOSED Both Stores Will ReopiHl Friday, Nov. 28th.. At 7:00am And Resume Normal Hours HR Ornaments or Figurines ................ Each DES IG ~ ER COLLECTION Chnstmas Cards ............................ W' X450" ROLL IN PLASTIC DISPE NSER 'O R 't. "X300" ROLL IN PLASTIC DIS PEN SER sox 40-SQ. FT. 16' X 30" PAPE" OR 15-SQ. FT. 6' X 30" FOIL CLEO C . 3~ Scotch Magic Tape ................ 99 $2 $ 99 3 59 Rou Jumbo 30" Gift Wrap .................... Ron ggc Cleo Bows .................... :.... _.......... _.2~~~t. 49 c 6 '/,' • AMER ICAN TREE 20" Christmas Wreaths .... Each $999 Brass Candolier .......... EMBASSY Midget 35 Light Set. ... Each • • ~r~%o;lk ... ; o., SJ&9 ,. Miracle Whip $}49 ' . Salad Dressing ...... :.32-oz.. .. SEAL TEST 2% MILK GAL ... $1 .79 : KR OGER NATURAL GRAINS I 1:. KRAFT ~ ~{ LIMIT 1 PLEASE ~Hot bDog or B· "H . · am urger uns..... 1a-ct Pkg . · .. 7.7C :. ,,, age $Iinderella group holds meeting the class in the women's division, while Melissa Foster lost the most weekly weight in the. teen class. At the Tuesday night Mason class, Ruth Smit h los t the most weekly we1ght and Mildred Hud· son was runner-u p. \ : ' WEEK .ALL . Manufacturer's :u .S. GOV'T INSPECTED THE MORE BEEF GRO UND BEEF :3--5-LB . FLAVQRSEAL PAK ~;:u~!B:eL • "· gge Tl'lil week.vour manufactured productt''centt off" coupons are worth d04Jbleat ICroger w nh •10.00 or mora purch111 . L.imited to manufactured products coupont worth up to and including~ OH. Coupon• worth mora rna, 50(: are redtemld It face value only. limit one coupon for Nch product purcheaed Limit ane coffee coupon. No beer. wine qr cigarene ooupont ~ill be double. Not valid on fl'll coupons, Kroger coupon s or retail food atore coupona. The amount refunded ?~nnot ~xceed the price of the item . You mult purthlle product in ~lzn lp8C~Iecl on the coupon . Thla offer applie1 onl~ to manufactured products cenfl off coupons foritamt we carry. To aqure product avaUabilitv for • • our ~ uttome.l'l, onl~ one •cou~n per t hopplng fani itv, wiN be doubled on anv brand rtam dunng each ttore villrt. FROZEN Totino's Party Pizza ............:. 10-oz. age ,. l • ': .. ., t .. ... .. • . ~ ~~1:2:8:M:u:lb:er:ry~A~ve:.:::::::::::::9:92:·:2:3~12::::::::::::P:om=er:oy~ :~ ., NOTICE MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ... ' Sign up for our Friday night Mystery Gift Register between 5 P.M. and 8 P.M. November 7th- Charles (Frog) Wayland November 14th- Carolyn Bachner Novemer 21st- Donna McCloud • •FREE GIFT WRAPPING •COFFEE & COOKIES ON THE "T"IN MIDDlEPORT CJCJ95 SMITHFIELD SMOICID-6 lb. to avg. 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O UPONS WITH t1l00 PURCHASE • Stop in and REGISTER for DOOR PRIZES SUNDAY• NOVEMBER 30 r 12 t•lI 5 ~ 32 OZ. VLASIC POLISH • ~-·-.----·--"'!"'.~ - -------"'- ., •• • For EARLY ,Shoppers 2 FOR 1 NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE R~~~~or Fr;day, November 28, 9 A.M •. til 5 P.M. • BUY ONE IECLIHER GEl ONE Fill ;,New officers were installed at . Workman, worthy matron a nd tnj>• Monday night · meeting of pat ron, prersided a t the meet ing P.oineroy Chapter !86, Order of introducing Linda Davis as dept~e· Eastern Star, 'held at the uty grand matron of Dis tr ict 25 fltlmeroy Masoni c Temple. and distric t preside nt. Also lnt ro;rnstalled were Ka thyrn Win- duced were Stella Atkins, gra nd dbn. worthy matron: Zlba Mid- representative to F lorida; He len ktff. wort hy patro n: Na 1ai le Fares. Nevada in Ohio, a nd Clark. assoc ia.te matron; Roger worthy matrons and wort hy G)l ul, associate patron: Sylvia patrons of other c hapters. Past Midkiff. secretary; Hele~ Wolf, matrons a nd past patrons of treasurer: Joa n Kautz, condu c- Pomeroy chapter and past distr.fss: Cindy Thomas, associate tr icl officers were introduced co.ndu ctress; Ca thy Workm an, along with those h.aving former · cbapla in; Judy Wolfe, marshall; grand appointment s. Maurit a Mliier, orga nist; VirgiTwo 50 year me mbers Ruby ni~ Salser, Adah: Ruth Ann Diehl, HarrlsonvUie, and Do· Hemsley, Est her; Pam Massie. rot hy Terrell, New Mars hfi eld. Ma rth a; Patric ia Thomas. were presented alo ng w ith hoEiecta: Jean Shamblin, warden: nored Ma sons. Th.e Workmans Jim Hull, sentinel. were presented gifts by her ·Mrs. Kautz a n~ Rodney Chevo- mother,. Joan , 'Vaughan.· Mrs: liey were th e installing officers. Windon announced the them e, Assisting were Chloris , Gaul, "Mother Love." ·Huff 'bad the lnsl~liln g mars hall, · Dorothy blessing befor.e re!teshme nts Woodard, chapla in: and J ane were served to 110 members and WJse, orga nist. guests. :Ca thy Workman ,and Bob Chris Nichols lost the most w'etght for the week and received hiS 35-pound weight Joss ribbon aild certl!lcaie at this week's Five Points Class of Slinderella. 'Bett y Dill and Dr ema Hudson ti~d for the mos t weight loss at 1QO'//0 Off · · STOREWIDE. RECLINERS • Each .••' • r~o:f•:!S:Sl~,~a:nd~·:R~ai~p~h:w:e:rr:y~.--~===:::::=====~=~ • EMBAS SY ~ Christmas Tree ..... . Each Sout hern. The winner of the loca l event wi ll represent Meigs County at the Ohio Ju nior Miss fina ls at Moun t Ve rnon in Fe bruary. Producing d dire~t. ing I he program for an 1987 will be Sonja Hi·ll Demosky .. Meigs Junio r Miss bES has ·meeting ' . AM ERICA N TREE PINE : MTN. KI NG crea tive ·and perform ing arts. She plans to att end Ohio Universit y majori ng in meteo rology. Other contests are Roby Ba rnell , Eastern: Legina Hart, Southern: Kris tiSout Haynes, Ji ll Nease. her n:Meigs: Kim Adams. Sout hern: Amy Louks, Easter n a nd Lisa Pape , . EFFECTIVE DECEMBEI 1, 1986 To make more efficient use of teler,hones, a new system was staled at the high school, wever, a change in numbers nec:essaty. Effective December 1 1986, the following numbers na longer working n~mboro: 949.2176 YO AG 949·2190 MUSIC 949,2259 ATHlETIC DIRECTOR 949-3081 HEAlTH NURSE 949-2600 CENTRAl OFFICE 949·2700 HIGH SCHOOl The new numbers are: 949 ·2611 SOUTHERN HIGH ·SCHOOl 949 ·2669 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE 949 -2213 TREASURER'S ' OFFICE Ord 1 •' • . STOP meeting. and d·Je!fers. evotions were givenPrayer by Dorothy Readings Incl uded Betty wm, "I Praise and Give Thanks": Frances Goeglein . "Which Way America": Betty Dill, "Thank God"; Linda Foster, "Thanksgiving": Ann Mas h, "The Clock of Life" : Sharon Folmer. "Tha nk God for Li ttle Things." · Each member told thtngs for whic h they are .thankfu l. Mrs. YOUR FR IENOLY GALUPOU$ KROGER STORE WILL BE . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 .:; Pomeroy- Middll!port, Ohio I • ,. �'' Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Clarence Randolph Sr. Clarence E. Randolph Sr., 66, 39979 Hemlock Grove Road, Pomeroy, was dead on arrival at Veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening. Mr. Randolph was born at Tuppers Plains, a son of the late Raymond C. and Inez Mercer Randolph, on June 3, 1920. He was emp loyed at the Camp.bell Sheet and Tube Co., at Campbell · before ,his retirement. Surviving are his wife, Althea Klnnen Randolph; two sons, Clarence E. Randolph Jr., Ra· cine, and Donald Randolph, Wadsworth; a daughter, Doris Siders, Marietta; a brother, Edgar F . Randolph, North Ca n· ton; a brother-In-law, btho Young, Wooster, and several nieces and nephews. . Besides his parents, he was i preceded In <ieath by two sisters, Hazel M. Randolp~ Biggs and Weight control classes slated The Meigs County Health Department will begin a series of slx·week classes !or weight control at 6. p.m. Tuesday, D~. 2. There will be a choice of nights fo;>r the classes, eitherTues(lay or Thursday and classes are free to Meigs County residents. Each class will be of. two hours' duration. Attendance Is required at only one two-hour session weekly. Classes will Include nutrition education, stress management, weekly weigh-Ins, relaxation t~hnlques; recipes, diet r~all sheets, exercise t~hniques and other phases of weight control. There will be a limit as to the number of peOple.who can be admitted to each series of classes, which are to be held ·In the conference room of the Multi·Purpose Building, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. · . Residents should Fegister as soon as possible due to class size limitations. Those wishing to register may call the Meigs County Health Department at 992·6626. Please indicate your preference of Tuesday or Thursday evening class. Three fined in Middleport court Milligan susp~ted Fined in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night were Gary Rose, Middleport, $25 and costs, and · Pearl Blevins, Middleport. $25 and costs, both on disorderly manner charges, and Dewayne Fisher, Middleport, $16 and costs •. speeding. COLUMBUS ( UPI I - Authorities In Bellingham; Wash., believe multiple-personality men· tal patient William Milligan, arrested in Florida last week, may be involved In the October disappearance of a student. Authorities say Michael Mad· den, 33, has not been seen since Oct. 3 and is believed to have ~n killed, the Columbus Dispatch reported toda.y. • . Bellingham Pollee Lieutenant David MacDonald said Milligan, who escaped the Central Ohio Psychiatric Hospital in July, had lived in the same apartment building with Madden and had been using the name Christopher Carr. MacDonald said Milligan. who sold Madden's car a few days after Madden disappeared , told them "he loaned Madden some money and Madden g~ve him the car in exchange lor the loan." Pollee also said they found a note . in Milligan' s abandoned apartment indicating he had taken Madden to Canada to protect him from an abusive lather. They also say someone rented a post office box in Madden· s name and had his mall sent there, Including a $7,000 Gl Bill check that was to pay for Madden's education. . Milligan, who Is still in Miami awaiting extradition to Ohio. had been In mental hospitals since he was acq ulttl/p in 1978 of three rapes In the ~hio State University area. He had been acquitted because or' his multiple personality. MacDonald said police had questioned Milligan several times and he told them different stories. "He's very definitely· a sus· ' p~t." MacDonald said. ' Madden had been a full-time student at Western Washington University in Bellingham, 90 miles north of Seattle. He lives on a Vterans Administration dis· ability pension. Bonds forfeited in mayor's court I I I I. I Fourteen defendants forfeited bonds and four others were · fi~ed in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday ntgh1. Forfeiting were William McKinney, Gallipolis. $49; Robert Mossman; Mason, W.Va., $45; William Hannah, St. Albans, W.Va., $47; Terry Sett les, South Bloomingville, ,$52; Mark Seeves. P.omeroy, $47; Diana Smith, Middleport, $46; M. Darlene Neece, Midd leport. $46; Edward Bell, Point Pleasant, $46; Diana Harrison, Pomeroy, $46; Mark Gillespie, Glouster, $46; Diana Moore, Coolville, $45; James Elliott, Jackson, $46, all posted on speeding charges; James Edward Long, Lexington. N.C., $63, traffic light violation; Myra Martin, Racine. $63, failure to register motor vehicle. Fined were Donald Hartung, Pomeroy. $45 and costs, speeding; Laura Autherson, Tuppers Plains, open fiask , $88 and costs; Thomas McClung, Mason, W.Va., $213 and costs, s hoplifting, and Richard Friley, Pomeroy, $263 and cost·s , public indecency . !' Pomeroy Village offices to close Offices of Pomeroy Village will close on Friday to give employees a long holiday weekend. The police department will operate on regular schedule. however. EMS units report six calls I~ • Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports six calls · ' Tuesday. Rutland at 2: ;;o a.m. to Meigs Min e No.2 lor Jerry Castor to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport· at 9:27a.m. to the Maples Apartments for Opal Cummins to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital; Racine at 11: 17 a .m. to Ohio 124 for Anna Lem ley, who was dead on arrival ; Pomeroy at 11:33 a.m. to the senior citizens center for Ora Carsey to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 6:23 p.m. to Hysell Run lor Thomas Ha tfield to Veterans Memorial Hos pital; Pomeroy at 7,: 10 p.m. to Hemlock Grove Road lor Clarence Randolph to Veterans Memorial Hospital. High water reported in county , A Meigs County Sheriff's Depa~tment spokesman r~ported Wednesday morning that back water was crossing the road at the old county landfill on Ohio 143. The deputy reported this as one of the first iocati\)ns In the area for flash flooding. The deputy said he exp~ted more high waler calls If the rains continued through the day. Property transfers Wallace Fetty, to Leta F . Fetty. 4.760A. Salem. !Continued from Page I) Lawrence A. Rupe, Dec'd., Betty L. Rupe, Alfid., Rutland . Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Johnnie R. Kibble, Helen L. and the Rutland Civic Center Kibble, to Chr istina B. Boston , Organization. ~harlng equally in Delores Ruth Frank. 2.50A. the proceeds. Advance tickets at Olive. $2 each are being sold unt II 4 p.m. Friday at Farmers Bank & Marri·age lirense Savings Co., Chapman Shoes .. A marriage license has ~n Swisher and ·Lohse Drug Store. Issued In Meigs County Probate Bank One. Top of the Stairs and Court to Don ,Lee Lambert, 36, The Dally Sentinel In Pomeroy; Pomeroy, and Tina Annette Dan's In Middleport, the Middle- Stewart, 30, Pomeroy. port Department Store and at the Rutland Department Store and Action dismissed The action of Becky Powell the Rutland Furniture Store. against Ronnie Powell has ~n Tickets at the door on show night dismissed In Mlegs County Com· will be $2. 50 each. mon Pleas Court. Big Bend varieties being provided by Aardvark, owned and operated by Mary and Rogpr Gilmore. who are · now ·living In Meigs County, and Tim Glaze. J:landling staging and lighlini!: will be Roger and Susie Abbott , Bill Quickel. Bill Nease. Danny Hood, Martha Struble and others. Sponsoring the s how arc the Youths turned over to juvenile officer Sheriff Howa rd Fra nk report s that three juveniles were disco· vered about 6:20p.m. Monday In the vicinity of the Ha rrisonville Elementary School. The three youths were turned over to Ca rl Hysell, Meigs County juvenile officer. It is believed the three may have ~n connected with a· breaking and entering at the school over the weekend. Home State trial judge to rule on procedure •• Area deaths ·No Sentinel Thurschzy I . R,uby Claire.,Randolph Young. Services will be h,eld at 3 p.m. ~~~'i, :~e~~e frfe~~~g :a~n~a~: alter 2 p:m. Thursday. · Burial will be In Cherry Ridge Cemetery. , Anna L Lemley Anna· L. Lemley, 64, of Por· !land, died Wednesday morning at home. l A member of .Meigs Cqunty . Senior Citizens, she was born March s, 1922, at Sherman, W.Va., to the· late Jim and Florence Bloomlngfleld Blaok. . . She Is survived · bY. her hus· band. Franklin .E . Lemley, Por· tiand; four sons, Clarence H. and Haroid J. Conger, both ofPor· !land, Charles L. Conger of Florida, and Joe L. Coleman, servh1g with the U.S. ·Army In Germany; one daughter, Mlnla R. Pickens, Middleport: three grandchildren and four stepgrandchildren; sever~! brothers, ·sisters, nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was .Preceded in death by one daughter, Connie J. Conger. Services will be Friday at 11 · a.m. at Ewing. Funeral Home. · Burial will be m Morse Chapel Cemete ry. Friends may call at the funer al home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. I r John Henry York _ Friends of John Henry York, ~1. Rutland, who died Monday at Veterans Memorial Hospital, may call at the Rawlings·Coats· Blower Funeral Home from 6-9 this evening. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the funeral home. · , ' Mabel Philson Blakley Mabel Philson Blakley·. for· merly of Meigs County, died Oct. 30 In a Westerville hospital. Born May 4, 1908, she was a daughter of the late Dr. John and Addle Richards Philson. She was married to Louis Blakley who along with her parents, pr~eded her in death. Surviving are a son, Jack Blakley and his wife, Wilma; two grandsons, Brenton and his wife, Carol, and Bryan. all of Wester· ville; a sister. Dorothy, and her husband, Dr. Allt>n Brown of Rochest er, Minn., two nephews and several cousins. Mrs. Blakley graduated from Racine High School In 1925 and Ohio State University In 1929. She attended the Racine Methodist Church and Sunday School, was a member of Racine. Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and PI Omega Phi Sorority. After retlrl?ment from the Ohio Bureau of Retirement Services , she was a volunteer at Grant and Harding .Hospitals In Columbus, and the American Red Cross. Since.she gave her bo6y to Ohio State University Hospital, there were no services at Greenwood Cemetery iri Racine where he husband and J?arents are burled. ' ',. ' - Dayton. CI!\CINNATI !UP I I -A. Ha Wagner,, who wa s queslioried ' milton County judge is expected to rule today on a request that the an hour·by ·attorneys, said tllat, original group of 400 potential since Warner was the owner of .Hbme State Sav)ngs Bank trial l;lome State, "eve~ if he did not• jurors be thrown out and the jury know what was going on, he still • selection process be restarted .Is resp0 nslble." from scratch. _' . , DeRose, questioned for two: ·Defense attorneys tot former hO·urs. said Warner, Schiebel and Hom e' State owner Marvin Bongard wP!'e experts In banking warner and two Iarmer bank field and if was inconceivable to presidents have charged that the him how experts "cou'd.sctew ~p i 1 h· d r " · jury comm 1sslon.er mproper y on sue a gran . ~c.a e. , · . grantedhard&hipsandexcusesto · . Defense ·attornl'~s have lndl· ,; , 19.2 potential jurors ·before the cated they will try to show· that'. · h trial began. Warner himself was dupedln Is , ' Common Pleas J.udge Richard dealings Wit h ESM. ·1 · Nl~haus Tuesday ordered the Responded DeRose, "How can · jury col)lmissloner's office to a-man, having, been an exp!!rl for· make available to the defense over 40 years, be. duped,. but I andprosecutlonthepresummons · 1suppose Its possible." •: questionnaires filled out by those. . . 192 people. ,. • Meanwhile.- two men . were q.a I rejected as jurors Tuesday be· t Continu~ from .Page 1) cause they said they already had !erred stoc~ by ClorJ aQd stock:• linked warner with the demise of warrants, according to 'th,e; his bank. Herald. · '~ Niehaus excused both ·mer! Frates will hold 20 percent of' from jury service and the pool of the Clor' e group 's stock, but again·• tentatively ·sea tell jurors restressed that Frates will be a . malned at 11 It's expected to ~on - voting participant. Clore· take several ~ore days to sea t 12 currently holds about 20 percent • jurors and four alternates. of Kaiser's stock, the Herald Warner and former bankpresisaid. dents David Schiebel and Burton "This Is in the best Interests of . Bongard are standing trial on all Kaiser constituents." Maier charges of illegally funneling millions of Home State dollars to said. " Now everyone Involved • ESM Government Securities of with the company can get on w!t'h Fort Lauderdale. Fla., which the buslpess of Improving our. · position to the bi>nefit of everyb-•· went bankrupt. Home State lost at least $144 ody without havin·g ·to look over ; million when ESM collapsed. our shoulders to see what Is go.lng • When Home State depositors to happen next." The move, Irelan said, wlli ' learned of the loss, they started a create a more stable financial , run on their bank, which closed .ln picture for Kaiser facilities, just a few days. That In turn Including the Ravenswood plant . • started runs on other Ohio savings and loa ns and Gov. Richard Celeste closed 70oft hem Veterans Memorial until they obtained federal insurance. Admissions - Evelyn Mains, Prosp~tive jurors excused Middleporl; Rebecca Ward '' Tuesday by the judge were Pomeroy. Robert Wagner, a machinist at' Discharges - Linda Cozart, : Cincinnati Mllacron, and Robert Christina Pullins, Vickie Gil· ; DeRose, an engineer at Wright· more, Julia Stewart. Patterson Air Force Base In A divorce action has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Charles William Craig, Racine, against Debra Craig, Racine, charging gross neglect of duty, extreme cruelty and adultery. The Salvation Army will be taking applications for food baskets and toys on Tuesday, Dec. 2, and Wednesday. Dec. 3.from 10 to noon and I to 4 each day. ENTRY MEMBERS WILL: WALK (Circle) NO RIDE (Circle) COMMENTS: Return entry 1D the Po""'oy Chombo; Office, Courthouse, 2nd Street, Pomeroy. Ohio 46769 or phone 992·1006. ' Company's earnings improve pl'tRVILLE ( UPI) - The J .'M. Srriucker Co. reported Tuesday ~ales Improved 9 percent for the second;quarter ended Qct. 31 tp $71!.1 million, up from $71.6 million during the same {lerlod the previous year. · · Income was $4.3 million or 59 cents a share, almost unchanged from $4.3 million or 57 cents ~ share In 1985. . 'r:he company said s~o nd quarter earnings were affected by an Increase In taxes due to the retroactive loss of Investment tax credits. · - For the first six months of 1986, revenuetotaled$147. 5mllllon, · up from $135.6 million. Income was $8.8 million or $1.20 a share, up fr.om $84. mUllen or $1.13 a share. School offers educational. J:efunds BLUFFTON (UPI) - ·A small northwest Ohio college Is offering Incoming freshmen a no-risk educatjon··and wm grant refunds If they become dissatisfied during their first term. Bluffton College's money-back guarantee promises to ·return the money which freshmen or their parents contribute to the cost of tuition, beginning next fall, President Elmer Neufeld said Tuesday. However, Neufeld said the administration does not anticipate many students wUi accept the offer, which hesaldwlll become a strong promotional tool for the admissions department. "We know we offer a quality program and the money·back guarantee is not an unreasonable risk," he said. "Our experience Is , If a student stays with us through the fall term. they will most likely stay at Bluffton," Neufeld said. A few restrictions apply to the Freshmen Satisfaction Guarantee Program. Neufeld said. Students mu st be firSJ time fres hmen who enrolled full-time for the fall quarter and who lived In a campus reside rice hall. In addition they must have attended ·all orientation sessions. had · regular class atten~a n ce and earned at least a 2.0 grade polr,tt average that quarter. SERB rules bus strike illegal COLUMBUS 1UPI\ - The State Employ ment Relations Board ruled late Tuesday that a strike by drivers and mechanics for the Central Ohio Transit Authority Is Illegal. SERB, which heard testimony earlier Tuesday oil a request by to void the strike, said the Transport Workers Union didn't give the required 10-day notice before the strike began Monday. Ron Linville, a lawyer representing COTA, filed an un fair . labor practices complaint clai min g the walk9ut was Illegal with SERB, which adminlsters·Ohlo's co ll~tive bargaining law lor public employees. banon, has been attacked for not fully Involving Shultz and other key officials and for being kept hidden from Congress . Shultz, who made clear his opposition to the arms deals and their apparent link to the release of three hostages. has appeared ' to weather the Infighting at least temporarily with the departure of Potnd,.exter. oo·n't Miss It!! Factory Sponsored * A. P.R. Financing Now Available Type ol Entry - - ---------,----- - - - - - - - - - - Description of Entry ___________________________ COLUMSUS (UPI) - Legislation preventing life and, health insurance:companies-from discriminating against the blind has .~n signed, bY Gov. Richard F. Celeste. · ·, · . . · The: governor signed the bill, authored by Rep. !VIlchael P. Stinztano, D-Columbus, Tuesday. It takes effect next Fell. 25. Associations for the blind claimed Insurance companies are able to withhold coverage or charge higher premiums to blind people on grounds they are a higher actuarial risk. Celeste also signed a bill requiring the state attorney general and a ny county or municipal authority to bring actions against violators of the state fire code. Arms deal revelations Name ____________~-------------------------- NAME AND PHONE# OF PERSON IN CHARGE; Celeste irtks protection action Portland E lementary PTO will · stage a "Pre· Holiday Festlvl- : This is the last week for leaf ties" get·together this Saturday, , pickup I!' Middleport VIllage. from 5 to 9 p.m., at the school. Admission Is S1 per person, Residents wishing this service should call 992·5711 as soon as preschoolers free. possible. The Ron Rigsby Band, a Christmas bazaar, and much more will be featured. Dinner Village offices closed will be served with chicken and Middleport VIllage offices will noodl es, mash~d potatoes, cole . be closed. T!lursday and Friday . slaw, green beans, roll and dr.lnk, at $2.50 a •plate. Everyone for Thanksgiving, · welcome. Time: Line-up 1:3 0 p.m. llehind old Meigs High School. Parade Begins at 2:00 P.M. Sponsored by -------------------~------------- ' Final pickup week !Continued from Page 11 · the executiv_e dir~tor of the · commission that Investigated the Challenger shu ttle disaster, to replace his boss temporarily. The Iran operation. defended by Reagan as an effort to build relations with "moderate" elements In Tehran ·and no I as a ransom for U.S. hostages held by pro-Iranian terrorists In Le- INCLUDES EXP'S & GT'S OUR FACILITIES WILL BE CLOSED THU~SDA Y F,OR THE THANKSGIVING HOUDAY. RE-OPEN FRIDAY, NOV. 28, AT 8 4./W. Dayton o(ficials back Leonard replacement DAYTON (UP)) - DemoCommissioners are expected cratic city commissioners have to finalize their endorsements In reached an agreement to support a vote In early January. Commissioner Richard Clay "I'm just overwhelmed by the Dixon as Dayton's new mayor, · support of my colleagues," paving the way for Dixon to Dixon said. The three-term com· succeed Mayor Paul Leonard. missioner said he would be who was elected lieutenant gov- "emphasizing the team ap· ernor Nov. 4. preach" In city government. Capizzi added th at · commis· The d~lsion followed three weeks of negotiations among city sloners will "take the lead" In commlsslo~ers on who should areas of Individual expertise. succeed Leonard, who will be Dayton has a strong city lnal!gurated Into state office Jan. manager form of government, but during live years as ·mayor, 12. ' Democratic Commissioners Leonard carved_out, a prominent. Mark Henry and Anthony Capizzi role in the office, for the first ·t ime announced their joint endorse- In modern years delegating ·full ment of Dixon Tuesday. Abner time status to the job. . Leonard, who stayed out of the Orick, the commission's lone Republican, did not attend a selection process, said In a .news · \ast·mlnute news conference, but release he supports Dixon. Dixon predicted Leonard commissioners said Orick con· firmed by telephone his prior would stay on until "after the announcement of support for first of the year" t'o insure a smoot h · transition In Dixon. government. The outgoing mayor had urged commissioners to pick his suc· cesser before they depart'Frlday for a national League of Cities South Central Ohio meeting In San Anto!JIO, Texas. Dixon, 45, was first el~ted to A flood watch is In eff~t. the commission In 1979 to fill the Rain arid pOssible thunder· storms today with rain heavy at · unexpired term of Charles Cur. times. Highs will range between ran, who resigned to run for a 50 and 55. Cloudy tonight with a state senate seat. low near 40. ' As the longest serving Demo· Partly cloudy Thursday with a era tic commissioner, Dixon was favored in the mayoral race. But high near 50. The probability of preclplta- he received a strong challenge tlon Is near 100 percent today and from Henry, who eventually 20 percent tonight. . threw his support to Dixon, but Winds will be from the northw- argued against filling the may· est at 10 to 15 miles an hour today or's post by commission vote. and tonight. ·Contenders for the upcoming Ohio Extended Forecast vacancy cin the city commission Friday through Sunday are emerging. Henry said, ad· Fair Friday and Saturday with . ding commissioners are looking a chance of rain Sunday. Highs lor "someone with a citywide will be In the mid 40s to low 50s perspective on Dayton',s Friday and Saturday and In the problems ." 40s Sund ay. Lows will be In the "Parochial advocacy in city 30s. hall does not work ," Henry said. V-B's WITH AUTOMATICS - YOUR CHOICE;·ON FULL SIZED DODG E PICKUPS* AVAILABLE IN DEALER STOCK TODAY AND PRICED TO GO. CASH BACK WHEN YOU BUY, OR LOW RATE FINANCING - YOUR CHOU~ E. FROM $500. 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"It looked as if the crash and the role that fog may missing helicopter. to ·aetermlne the cause of a copter hit the trees on tpp of the have played. ·"I looked into the woods and helicopter crash that kUied the hill.'l'herewasnoevldenceofflre WKRC replaced its usually saw straps hanging in a tree, " pilot and a radio traffic reporter. but fuel was spilled all aroun the upbeat music with ballads and said Kelly. "Then I sa·w debris songs that disc jockeys knew scattered everywhere." Radio station WKRC's traffic area," helicopter cr·ashed Into hilltop WKRC officials said McCor- McCormick liked. The bodies were found within "We have lost a very de'ar !he helicopterdebrlsandauthorlirees In a fog-blanketed nature mlck had radioed them just preserve minutes after taking off before takeoff that the fog was friend,' ' said WKRC newsman ties said it appeared the two had at 6:30a.m. Tuesday. Police said not too bad at that time and that Larry Davis as he reported the ~n killed lmrnedlalely upon the helicopter "disintegrated" she .and the pilot were going to death of his colleague 0 n the air. Impact. · "She was a real trooper. She The crashcomesamonthafter upon impact. The fog and hilly takeoff. terrain prevent.ed searchers "I fully l!elieve she would not never backed away !rom a traffic helicopter crash killed a reporter and Injured her pilot In from finding the crash .site for have gone up if she ha.d felt anything." two hours. unsafe," said WKRC news direc"To cover the story of her New York. Killed . were WKRC traffic tor RIChard Hunt. "We always death, we almost had to pretend On Oct . 22, traffic reporter reporter Nancy McCormick, 26, allowed her the choice of going up It was someone.else," Hunt said. Jane Dornacker of WNBC In New and pilot Dan Gould of Dayton. or staying on the gro11.nd. She and "The pain here Is Jncredlble. Y9rk_was killed when the helicop· Another radio station's traffic the pilot always had . converSa· We've lost a family member." ter she was riding in crashed into heUcopter had taken off at alxiut uons about it. The wr~kage was first spotted the Hudson River. The pilot was the same time but Immediately "To a large degree, flying was Mark Keily, ·a private citizen critically Injured. returned after running into.dense her life. She was training to be a r~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fog. pilot. She knew a ·lot about The helicopter took off, from aviation," Hunt said. Mays Heliport near Lunken Airport officials said vislblllty Airport but airport officials lost 30 minutes before the crash was radio contact with the craft about reduced to 1 ';6 miles in the fog one minute later. The crash · ·' and pad qecreased to a half-mile occurred about a mile from the an hour later. Becauseofthehllly .airport. terrain, fog was l)luch thicker In some areas than others. · LORDSTOWN (UPI) .:.. Skilled trades employees at the General Motors Corp. Lordstown assembly plant!i ·Joined assembly workers Tuesday In ratifying a new four·year contract. . The 700 skilled trades workers, members of Local1112 of the United Auto Workers union, turned down the package last week by a 59 percent to 41 percent margin. . But the figures were nearly reversed Tuesday, when more than 58 .percent of the membership voted In favor of the proppsal. , . . · · Local1112 President Bill Bowers said the emJ?Ioyees changed their position on the contract be~au5e unlori off!qlals w~re able · to clear 4P•questlqns about work rules and resolve several ·. outstanding grievances', . · .,. Th,E,' skill~ trades worke<S will not receive the .2 percent · . raises CQ!l!•lned In a contract approved last week by assembly · workers at the plants, but Bowers said the skilled trades pact includes several job s~urlty measures. .· Both contracts cover t))e workers through 1990, when the next national auto industry agreement Is expected to expire. · Negotiations on the new national agreement aren't scheduled . · to. begin untU qext year, but Bowers said the early local negbtlations should benefit Localll12 members. ·.. • The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade Form: Date: Sunday, Nov. 30th Does'Entry Include a Float! YES The Daily Sentinei-Page-13 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --Ohio Briefs:----. FAA opens probe inJo helicopter crash GM plant workefs ratify contraCt Gel-together Saturday 'Z4 -H TDIS WITH lmCMD CI!DT Food, toy applications i. Wednesday, November 26, 1986 . Koo;ser Theme: "AN OLD FASHION CHRISTMAS" Divorce action filed ' ' r----Local Briefs:-...., The Dally Sentinel will not be published Thursday so that Its employees may observe the Thanksgiving holiday Regular publication and business hours resume Friday. Wednesday, November 26 •.1986 i POMEROY FLOWERPh.SHOP 992-2039 106 Butternut Av.e. Pomeroy, Oh. Wo Auopt ott 992-6721 · Crttlit Corcls & Wire Ftowou �I page-14-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 26, 1986 .Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio :~-Author briefs young ·corre8pondents ·about joy of reading . . · By JEFF BERLINER • ANCHORAGE, ·Alaska (UPI) : -Somewhere in a snowy corner . of the Far North; In an obscure • little shopping mall, there's a : flurry of activity in Bubble and · Zadle's Tailor Shop, Johnny : Readlngseed's House of Books ··and Lelnad Moolb's map-making studio. · . For the past few weeks, mall ;. has been flooding Into P.O. Box .• 555, Auke Bay, Alaska 99821. But . then, life In the Utile mall Is ·; always busy this time of year. :. " We've gotten 8,000 letters . since 1981," said · Bubble and ;Zadle. "Oitbosc, 2,000havecome . since our book came out las t : year." "They consider me an impor:.tant person, " said Johnny Rea: dlngseed of his penpals all over •the United States. • "!live in America and I'm not ' on the map," Lelnad Moo' lb complained, upset that Alaska · can never appear' as part of the _continental United States. • In addition to sharing P.O. Box 555, t~ese characters share a passion for corres!)Ondence; " ; they love mall. especially from · kids,andtheyalwayswriteback. Bubble and Zadie write about the excitement of Hanukkah and .Johnny Readlngseed wr.ites ; <~bout the joy of reading. Leinad • :Moolb Is on cr11sade to put ·'Alaska literally on the map of the : Unit eo States. ; Bubble and Zadie, Johnny a . · ' "Some people just want to know and each writer got a pict~re mall, · _the Johnny .Readl,ntseed Readingseed and Lelnad Moolb . children ·about their own rell- what a menorah Is." postcard back from Alaska. mall and Lelnad Moolb s map also have something else In glous holiday and give them an Even though Bubble and Zadie Bloom leaves the post office mall. AU this mall from all over common.:.. Dante!' Bloom. · alternative to Santa Claus. • were Invented for Jewish child-· ' each day with an armful of mail-: , the country makes me. feellllce Bloom Is the "37-year-old self· During the pre-Christmas ren, Bloom reports that half his "!sort out the Bubble and Z!idle I'm In the heart of the U.S.A.'' · effacing bachelor who wears weeliS that .Santa and his elves · letters come from adults and 10 these masks and has spent are busy In their toyshop, Bubble percent from non· Jews. · thousands of dollars of his own and Zadle write like mad, mak· Bubble and Zaille Bloom's money- includlng$S,OOOearned lng sure each letter receives a annual Octob.er-to~ December from a Bubble and Zadle book- personal reply. project, "are symbols of love and on · postage and stationery to As a Jewish child growing up In sharing holiday joy," he said. write letters to children who Springfield, Mass., Bloom re- Johnny Readlrigseed·. Bloom's write him, calls, he felt a bit left out during annual September· to· June When school starts In the fall, Christmas whil-e other kids in the · scliool year project, "is a symbol Johnny Readlngseed coaxes neighborhood were whooping It of reading enjoyment." children to learn more from up over Santa; Then there Is Leinad Moolb,books, motivating them to read · • .Daniel Bloom llackwards - ·on through simple exchanges of so he invented Bubble and his crusad"e to charige the world. letters. Zadle (Yiddish lor grandmother or at least the popular school"I make the kids honorary and grandfather) 10 fill a Santa- and-newspaper version of the Readingseeds, kind of ·Jike ·the like gap lntheweeksbeforethe United States '' maply Wizard of Oz glving out certifi· Hanukkah holiday. nonsense." ' · cates," he said. "Santa Claus does p~r!orm a Moolb, who writes a column As Johnny Readingseed, good function," Bloom said. "He · about his crusade In the Capital Bloom prefers to correspond not supports fun, good behavior and City Weekly In Juneau, says, "A with gl!ted kids - ''they're thl II 1 t B bb map Is !Ike a SkYline to a city. I! already motivated" - but .. ,1·th some ng 10 an cpa e. u ie " and Zadie perfor m the same somebody were to take the those who might be turned off by · function." Empire State '-Building out. of books. His self-appointed task Is · Bloom's book Is set .in Alaska, New york City, It w(lllld rulp the· togett hemexcitedabout readin g perhaps not far from Santa's SkYllne. But we're teaching a ~reading anything. . North Pole, and he fills It more whole generation of schoolchild· · And they might end up reading with magical Jewish folklore ren that the symbol of the United Bloom's own "Bubble and Zadie than with plot. The last page lists States Is the old map (of the 48 Come to My House" published as Bubble and Zadle's address and continental stl)tes) ." a holiday hardback last year encourages children tand Moolb, !Ike Bubble and Zadle ($9.95,Davldi.Fine.NewYorkl, adults) to write. and Johnny Readlngseed, has now out as a Weekly Reader And In fact. many ofthe"Dear taken to writing letters. In a paperback. Bubble and Zadle" letter-writers recent week, 500 cardS from and callers are non-Jewish t~D::et~r~ol:t~fo~u~nd~th~e~lr~w~a~y~to~M~oo~l~b:_, It's Bubble and Zadiewho have adults who want· to know some Bloom busiest now. As Hanukkah simple things about Hannukah, I approaches, he uses theseJewish but' never knew whom ro ask. fantasy figures to excit e J ewish 'Tm amazed," Bloom said. J:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==- i:Buffet to evoke European yuletide · ; .: By JOHN DeMERS UPI Food Editor NEW YORK (UP! l - Lots of ·people sing about the 12 days of :christmas but now someone has :eome up with a more substantial ·celebration: a lavish buffet that reflects the distinct Yu etide traditions of five European batlons. • From Dec. 14 through Dec. 25. ,New York's legendary Essex ·House will present a holiday :"Taste of Europe" buffet group' ing appetizers, entrees and des§erts according to their origins In Austria, FrancP, Gr~at Britain. Germany and Italy. Despite Its recent acquisitio n , by the Japanese firm Nikko IntPrnatlonal , the hotel continues :to showcase the grand Western '!radltlons that ha vp long fascl· barl'd Manhattan soCiety. And with a food and beveragP inanager hailing lrOJll Austria and an execu live chef from Germany, there was no shortage ,of hands-on experience in plan·nlng th«;> special holiday menu . ;. "Eating was always tied In wllh Christmas when I was !:rowing up, " said Johann Isopp. •the Essex House executive who ·ilevlsl'd the buffet with chef Uwe • Toedter. "A meal was very important, so you always put out your best. "The imporiant thing Is rhe ga thering of the family, eating (Continued p on age 151 AID BULLETIN It Pays . Wolfe's Flowers & Gifts Open House No•. 29 & 30 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. Door prizes will be given liiCited on W.H011 Rd. off At. 35 at Rod· ney. Ownels we Morris and C..ol Wolle. To Advertise CALl 992-2156 ·. • This suP?: mk is gumnf£ed on a C$ntmLine • of Cmdrt" home f.f[llily loan fur 90 days once you'reapproved. Tlten)Wpayonty the inmutibty low rate ~hoi<m below: SPECIAL OFFER! 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PIIMI • . ~ Make check and money ordera payable to: Mualc City Newt, P.O. 801 22975, Naahvllle1 TN 37202 •I ••I . PI•••• •ltow 111 to _.a,t ••• ror dtii"'Y or flrtlltlut. I · : ~--------------------------------------------J ' • (Continued from Page 141 'together and d~lnking tog~ther, ·being joyful artd happy~ " , From lsopp's native Austria, : the menu will feature Veal Brain : Terrlne: a mixed salad of beans, . . beets, cabbage, potatoes and c.ucumbers; Venison · Cutlets In Cream Sauce; and Hazelnut Cake. From France comes the tradl· ilona! "plat du charcuterle" (an assortment of French sausages and meats ); a seiectlon of pates, terrlnes and galantlnes; Lamb Stew With Potatoes; and an old-fashioned Christmas log known as Bouche de .Noel. · The buffet evokes the seasonal festivity of Great Britain with English Sausage .and Cheese In · Puff Pastry; Dover Sole Terrine; . Roast Goose With Red Cabtiage: 1\lld; of course, Plum Pudding With Vanilla Sauce. · Toedter's native Germany is stylishly represented by Herring · In Sour Cream, Apples and ·· Onions; . Poached Trout With Horse~adish Cream; Roast Turkey With Chestnut and Apple Stuffing; and.Fruit Cake Loaf. Finally, Christmas · in Italy comes to life on the buffet table with various antipasti; Saveloy Salad: Braised Veal Shanks With Orange and Lemon (Ossa Bucca Milanese • by name ); and Rice Pudding With Whipped Cream an d Candied Fruit. · - Herefrom the Essex ·Houseare ·kitchen-tested recipes for Lamb Stew With Potatoes !rom France and HaZE>lnut Cake from Austria. LAMB STEW WITH POTA· TOES (Navarln D'Agneau Aux Pommes) 1 boneless leg of lamb, l ut Into l-Inch cubes with nearly ~II Ia t removed 4 Tbsp rendered j~m b fat or vegetable oil ~ cup \~ed wine 2 Tbsp flour 1 tsp thyme ~~~ to 1 tsp !restiy ground black pepper 1'h CUJE chicken broth 8 ml'dlum potatoes, peeled and cut up 8 small white onions, peeled 8 carrot pit'ces, cut' equal size to thP onions 8 turnip pieces, cut equal size ro the onions 1 cup fresh pea s, shelled Sail and freshly ground block pepper to • Brown the lamb in hot fat or oil In a large . heavy Dutch oven or casst'role over brisk heat until browned on all sides. Pour off excess fat. Add wine and cook 3 minutes to deglaze the pan. Sprinkle in the flour, rhyme and pepper. then add the chicken broth . Bring the mixture to a boll, stirring a bit. Reduce the heat. cover and simmer for about 20 minutes. Add the pot atoes, onIons. ca rrots and turnips, pushjng them down into the liquid. Cover ahd cook ll toll minutes longer-, until the meat and vegetables are ju st tender. Meanwhile. parboil · the peas In salted water for 3 minutes and add them to the stew. Season to taste with sa lt an d pepper. Makes 8 servings . HAZELNUT CAKE (Ester· haey 1brte) 10 e~gs, separatul , at room tcmperalurc1cupsugar 1 cup roasted, finely grated hazelnuts 1Y, cup; dried unsea soned bread crumbs \'2 tsp grou nd ci nnamon 2 Tbsp melted butter, cooled 2 CUJE heavy cream 'h tsp va nilla Whole hazelnuts Flaked, grata:! or chopped hazelnuts . Preheat the oven to 350 degr('('s. But fer and flou r an 8-lnch springform pan that is at least 3 inches deep . Beat.rhe egg yolks with %cup of sugar until !hick In a large bowl. Beat the egg whites with clean bratcrs or whisk In another larw bowl until the)' are foam)', thc>n grad ually beat In 13 cup s~gar until soft peaks form . Gently fold "this Into the yolk mix ture, . . "Com bin~ the remaining sugar wH h t t.:• bread crumbs, ha zelnuts and cinnamon. Add to the egg IT)ixturc and !(ently fold ln . Fold in .the melted butter. then pour the batter Into the p-eparl'd pan . Bake J;, to ;;o minutes, until a rake lc;rcr Inserted In the center , comes out clean. Cool In r~e pan 9~ a wire rack. , ' Whip the crea m untU It is stiff and fl uvor It will) the vanilla . Remove the cake from the pan and split It horizontally Into two la~'CfS . Fill and frost the cake with the whipPfd cream, reserving spmc for garnish . · · Pipe rosettes of whipped cream onto the top of the cake and place a whole nut on each rosette. Press flaked or grata:! ha zelnuts onto the sides of the cake . Refrigerate until serving time. Makrs one elght ·lnchcake.. THE CENTRAL TRUST.COM:PANY 352 Second Ave. Gallipolis, OH. Adclrttl City, State, Zip I Th find out more about ~ntraLine of Credit, visit any one of our convenient branch offices. Or give us a call. But do it today. 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' By HARIHAR KRISHNAN UPI Business Writer DALLAS (UP I) -A prolonged shakeou t Is In the cards for the retail Industry as .It struggles with lackluster growth and plunging sales In a )llghly com· pelltlve environment ,. one ob·. server predicts. "The shakeout has already begun. Look at all the !allures and consolidations last year, " said Prof. Larry Gres ham of the Center tor Retailing Studies at : the ,Texas A&M University in · College Statton . ''The fact Is the retail ind11stry has seen ·the end of Its era of explosive growth. Retail busi· nesses, both big and small. have become very vulnerable to mounting competition. Those without a well·deflned marketing program are not going to make II ." Gres ham said. several reta il firms are experiencing critical cas h flow problems an d a number of them are operating at a loss. He sale! small retail bu sinesses, which comprise 80 per.ce nt of the industry, are the ' worst :affected. .With the slowing of .the eco n·· omy, · he salct. · the industry Is being forced to Indulge more and more in "lnter·type" competi· tion where "everyone is getti ng ihto everyone else's business" such as convenience stores ad· · dinggasoilne pumps.oilcompan · . ies add ing. conven ience items, retail stores getting lntp ·cata.log oper~tions and manufacturers opening retail outlets. "The result is that more and · more retailers are chasing the same customer. Large reta ilers . ,, are not a ble to expand, t)lelr activities: They only , want to , , improve the efficiency of their . existing stores because retwn on ., . investment has become the main . '. cons ideration. , t:, Gres ham said the shakeout ~'" will be es pecially hars h on large ,: department stores and spec! aity outlets. . ,, " Most department stores don't'. : carry anything unique other than .1' their private labels . The same 'n product you find In ·one s.tore .ts . ., ava ilable n'ext door at a dilterent •. price . ·• " Save •29995 79aoo :.~.S:ra&.~: c::;;~~~~~:: : 'MoSt Stores Open 8:~ a;m. Till Late Fri and Sat; Nov 28 ~d 29 ....... ....... of Champagne." in which he By JOAN HANAUER "One must des pise qu an· said. UPI Feature Writer NEW YORK (UP!l - Newly tity, whi c:h produces only very crowned French kings were co mmon wine, and always a lm at toasted with it , Benedictine quality. which renders much morr honor with profit ." monks provided it s sparkle, As people wit h champagne Marily n Monroe bathed in It bank accou n'ts know. one of the and Amer icans are dri nking finest cham pagnes availablewas more of it than ever before. The beverage Is champagne, named alter the monk - Dom Perignon. the delu xe cuvee sold the bubbly wtne from a cl uster of vineyards In northern France so by Moet & Chan don. which small they could fit Inside the cit.v retails for about $50 to $70. The first champagne house. limits of Denver. It epitomizes celebrat ion : a toast to the bride was founded in 1729. By 1820 there were about 40 champagne at weddings, to the bir th of a new firms and today there are 110 In bally and - most of all- to the new year as noisemakers rat tle I he Champagne dis trict. Anum ber of technlcat'developand the band plays "A uld Lang ment s In the 19th centu ry im· Syne." The United States imported a proved champagne - including record 14.2 million bottles of the development of dry cham· champagne In 1985, an increase pagne. Sugar originally was of 1l percent over the previous added to make champagne a year, when 12.8 million bott les sweet wine. When the producers began to lighten up on the sugar, · were shipped across the Atla ntic. the wine went from · doux to That does not take int o account the consumption of American· semidry, then to dry. extra dry, and finally brut. the driest and made cham pagnes from Cali for· nla, New York and some22ot her most popu lar today. "That was just about the turn st at es Including Hawaii and of the centu ry, what we call the Texas. Nor does it include the fir st go lden age of champagne." increas ingly popular for eign Kogan said. " It was the Gay sparkling wines that arc not Ninet les, the Belle Epoque and called champagne beca use they do not come from the Cham- champagne was in vogue all over the world." pagne region of France. Today. the United States Is ln~ t ead they are called "me leading a new ~rea t age of thode champeno ise" - made accor din g to the cham pagne champagne, Kogan said. " It 's a world of instant com· method, a process that hin ges on fermentation in the bottle. Some mu nlca tlons. people are jetting are qu lte accept able to the palate all over the world and once agai n champagne Is doing extraordl· and, ,at $5 to $10 a bolt le, nar ily well. " he said. "Ship· particula r!~ pleas ing to the ment s are running about 200 pocketbook.' mil lion wor ldwide - at the "Me thode champenoise" Highest point in the first go lden wines chiefly come from else age, 1910. shipments were about where in France and from .15·36 million." Germany, Spain. Portugal. Italy, Koga n sees sever aI new trends Australia an d New Zealand. but in champagne consumpt ton. One they also are produced In such unlikely places as India. Bulga· is toward the prestige win£'s such as Dom Perignon. or Roederer ria and Israel. Crista!, which began as a special Tasty as these wines may be. ticklin g the nose and leaving a cuvee for Czar Alexander II In 1876, bottled In leaded crystal for flinty or !rutty aftertaste very his table. Iike the real t bing. they do not "Now there is not a · major hail from the Champagne, a region east of Paris that has been house that does n't have a pres· tige cuvee," Kogan sa id. "It's: producing wine since sometime po s t · Wor ld · War · 11 between the 3rd and 5th centuries phenomenon." A.D. The pres tige champagnes "They had been maki ng stili carry a high price tag, but they wines for hundreds of years," said Irving Sm lt h Kogan, head of do not sell for the thou sa nds of the Champagne News and In for· dollars that some old wines bring beca use champagne does not · mat ion Bureau, "but there were keep forever. , problems because the . cool "Champagne Is basically a weat her stopped fermentation. double digit wine," Kogan said, They t bought they had a stIll "with very little available below wine. but then In the spring It $11. 12, $13. But neit her does It wou ld begin to develop a sparkle run into the hundreds or on the second fer mentation. It thousa nds." was call ed devll' s wine. "The first person to purposely · Rose champagne is another new trend, all hou gh rhe wine Induce the second fermentatio n, dates ba~k to 1775. tocontrollt and make it work and "I think the current wave o! assemble a group of wi nes was popularity began In the 1980s," Dom Pierre Perlgnon, bursar of Kogan said, · "when President the Benedictine Abbey of Haut· Reagan went to dinner at La v Ulers from 1668 to 1715. "He was the fat her of moder n . Cirque In Ne.w York. He had jelly champagne, blending It Int o an beans at the end of the meal, with the beans they served a assemblage of wtnes and control· Roederer'Crlstal '74 rose. As one ling the sparkle." cr it lc said, 'What else would you Brother Pierre wrote a "Trea· serve wit h jelly beans, any· t tse on tbe Cilltlvation of the vines way ?" ' ' I' TV ~ ,.-::.:.-~1 ~5 Save J ~- '30 Rtlg. 17.85 Buy two or three as stocking stuffers! 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Eflle Marie Sutton s Cakes are produced I . . in a specially-designed kllchen by a LIGHTS FOR A FESTIVAL - International the fifth edition of Kings Island's Wlnterfesl Is 2.1-person stafl. Street and the 33tl-foot replica Elffel Tower are ready for visitors. The fiv e-week celebration of ablaze with thousands of twinkling while lights as "It's a dream rome true." SAid Christmas begins daily operation on Friday. the new rum cake king. (UPI) Looking down . the mad. he expects to sell a half million rum cakes In 198fl. adding such flavors as amaretto. chocolate mint , Kahlua; Grand Mamler and Drambuie to his current offerings of chocolate , fudge and go lden vanllla. He also plans to ma rkN toppirtgs in the ~ar future. Aller beinl( turned down for a By KEN FRANCKLING both cat and owner. Others. li ke under a lree. ·they have no doubl ban k loan. "! sold everyt!)Jng I had UPI Feature Writer "Turkey Surprise." can be made which ones are theirs." a nd put it lntotherompany,"Su"on BOSTON IUPI!-Chancesare fro m tradllional ho lida,· !are. Monahan. a retired kennel said. Thanks 10 word-of-mouth the four-legged members of you r If money is no objec1 and you operator,, runs lhe " For Paws" n:'views. he quickly altracted invesfamily sense in their own wav possess th0 nobl es t of felines. you bou tiqu e in Larkspur Landing, tors. signed up a major customt'r In that the Christmas holidays area may want to•serve !hat special Calif.. which caters to a trendy Nri/nan-Marcus and was weU on speciallime. meal royally . This year' s and rl ife pet clientele. · his way. You don't believe it? Neim an-Marcus Christmas ca"Ou r imported hand-knit dog "Now the banks will talk to us. ol How, then. do you ex plai n a dog talog offers a gleam ing Sheffield sweaters and pet toys are really who. on Chr ist mas morning, sllverplate feeding dish lor £25 Important at Christmas," she COUJ'S<'," he added. " I say let 'ftll races intot he livingroomandin (p lu s $2 .9> postage and said. "We even offer a fur bone C'a I cake." The :m.ooo cakes sold so.far Ibis a few seconds has nuzzled among handling.! with a squeaky toy In it. .Andl sell · ' ·em: were made with a welllh0 wrapped present s to find Orvis of Man chester. Vt. , a heal! h food cookies made for just guarded rcclpe handed do\\n by everv one of the squeak toys and purveyor of sport ing equipment. for dogs, which come in glass Sutton's gra ndmother ln. his hometreats bought for her alone? clothing and gift s since 1856. jars. " Or consider Pfeiffer, a 14· offers a soft pet ' s bed called the Thr pet bouliqu e's gi ft im·en· year-old cat who goes on guard "Dog's Nesl " fro m $26 to $56 tor>· has everything from shiny duty Ihe momenl the Chr istmas depending on size. brass beds to bone china bowlstree .is brought Into the house. Designed origin all)· Cor hunt· all scaled·dow n. top qua! it)· and Da)' and night, as long as I he ing dO!l$. il retai ns an anima l's very popular. "Pl'Ople here treat decorated tree is standing, he's body heat but won' I take on pel !heir animals like childr en. likely to be found neslled be nea lh odors. The bed keeps Jhe dogoff a which I like, because T do the the spruce boughs, keeping cold floor. and Orvis says cats same thing, " Monal)an said. Denied thl' benefits you dewatch over the presenls. love it too. serve? Call a Iawver with • Since Americans harbor such "It' s a million dollar product eKperlence In handling Social · -st rong affection for their house- for us," sai d company spokes· Security casE'S. No atlorney · "hold crit ters, it is only nat ural to man Tom Rosenbauer. "The · fee uniess your claim Is . • Include them in l.he holiday dOllS are rea lly dr.awn toil." ap prove d , FrPI' I pi.!Ia! merry making.' · Orvis also stocks a wooden box consulfalion. • Pets can't draw up their ow n filled wilh gourmet pet trea ts at .wish lists, but findinglheapproJ>- $14.9!1, personalized nylon web ri at c gift lor your dog or cal can dog collars and leas hes at $21.2.5 • st ill be fun and creative. per set, and startilig al $47.5\1, • :. You can make your pet feel cedar-floor dog houses !hat help • : special on Christmas without repel fl eas and ticks. • · spendin g money at all - or by If such pests are rccalcitrant in ; : breaking the bimk if you·re so your region, The Sharper Image >· inclined. Gifts can be practical, offers a $49 baller)'- powered : amusing or just simple surprises elerlronlc flea collar that em lis a 1 __:::_:::_::~:~~~-:-J::::::======~~!I like a stocking lull of edible pulsi ng, modul ated sound, 1• treats. beyond human and animal 'ittt;.~'e'Sf!/;#i!!.':;Ef!:/~'8'e. . The Chicago-based Pets Are ra nge, which supposedly drives ~'_Twas the .. nfglit before Christmas : • Wonderful Cou ncil offers the the itchy litllo bugs off your pet · ~And all 'cross the land • · follow ing suggesHons: aid keeps them off. : : -Tie festive red or gr<'Cn bows In trendy Marin County, Calif., No litter was seen • Patricia Monahan says her own ~Not even a can : •: on foo d and water bowls. : -Purchase a new collar for dogs are proof positive That pet s "N b ttl .L h •: your cat or dog. or spruce up the get caughl up in the Chr istmas o all bel, no papder, no tram anyw !ere. h • current collar by running red and spiril. It' s a een picke up and disposed o Wit care. : green ribbons through it. " You bet." she sai d. "Did vou h :-: -Surprise you r dog with a ever watch a little dog unwrap a ~ W en we first started • · rubber bone with his name on it. presenl ? If lh<'re are presents The roads were a mess : : -Get an older animal a play~ And illegal dumps ' : : mall'. Your pet can help show a ·; puppy or killen 1he ropes, and 1he r - - - -- - - - - --1 Put us all to the test . • youn ,..asler will provide corn pan~ · Weve picked up and cleaned up, worked real hard this year T,., t;inKPrhrMd Boy S..n ... lonship when you're not home. 1, ,. 1,. 0 ,.,, , ,.,. 11 , 114• ., ·" '"••• A gilt to Meigs County, the place we hold dear. • · Instead of a gift. you might also • consider whipping up a special "''"' -Q ·••••n•Qt:lt••·" 1'111·" · ~A litter free county r••r1hl &Saltr'*J mea I lor your Ia bby. "The Ca t ,,ll .... Hlt '"'· A clean countryside Lover's Cookbook" tStorev Pub~ lishln g. $4.9"1 is filled. wilh That's our gift to you 1, ..s:-~0: a ppet !zing delicacies that are An expression of pride . more human and mor e appcliz· GINGERBREAD To each of you listening and to your hou11hold Ing than prepared foods. Some HOUSE OF GIFT Merrv Christmas from Meigs County Litter Control. _ • arr tandem meals designed for 1 r '"-• .. n. WMIIUII .-..o.. ,.......,__ _ Funded by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. .. .. . ... .f # ' " ' • • ,. I 10wn of Steubenvllle, Ohio. Sutton sa(jj he lived with his grandparents tor a time after World War n and used to hang around · while his grandmother baked rakes ·doused with rum and glazed. "I sat 1n the Jd(chen watching her make them and just picked up the rec~." he l'I!Called . · The cake business is the latest of a i9ng Une of ventures for Sutton, .who was once an ltuernatlonal troubleshooter In rna r~ting for a German industrial conglomerate. In 1975, Sutton moved to San Francisco and lx'came involved in real mtate mar~tin g, property development and management. In Llecm!ber 1984. a group of friends encouraged hfrn to tum his baking skills Into a commercial rnlerprise. "I'd made the cakes for friends and enlertaining lor 15 years." he said. "People kept telling me I slxluld sell thl'ln. It's wonde1ful Jo rr!'&tP a1successful business hom ! NOW OPEN FOR THE m ! CHRISTMAS SEASON 1 ! Pointtllios, Holly Tr..., U11 ( Cut ~ C!wist.,.. Trfts, FoJiatt ....... I ~ l'l ;a 11 ill Hantlnt ........ Clwl- I Wroaths, "(a... Arr....-ts, Gran llanlcotJ & lproys. ;a 992•2 156 N: a\ L... ... . . . ~ HUIIAIDS . 1 G~EE!~~~~E ·. Opon B,:;r,~ to,, loi= I Ia l J !. PH. 912-ena ;a &IIISIIIISIMMJIII"ii~Mlliii~MM ' ' By ARNOLD HUPP As a bOy I was taught that. the pilgrims had. fled to the new .;: WOfld for religious freedom. Bul '· their colony saw 'terrible winters ~ and drastic diseases. Many died. ;: · winter after winter, of malnutri· . tlon and the sickness which .: accompany it. Finally, they had I· a great fall harvest so they • · dec)ared a day of Thanksgiving. ., Here they had many meats especially wild turkey, many vegetables. And a greal party they had. But the facl was that this year's 1, ' harvesl had only been moderate. •: It was not so wohderful as I had heard In the pas,t. The pilgrims were eagerly awaiting supplies , from England. They were look· ing for an English ship to come ·'' ' salllng Into lhe harbor with '·' supplies of delivera nce . The dat e ;. of arrival of the s hip passed. and ,: there was no ship. Two weeks · passed, then thr!.'e. The pilgrims :' began to fear the worst. They · feared anolherwlnterofdespalr. , After the fourth week they assembled In a town meeling. .- One man arose and called oul to • the assembly for a day offastlng : and gloom . ':- - However, someone's heart was - br ight . In some brave saint there was still a vision of the providing • · God of love and concern. He rose ~ ~ {IJl ~ 1~ ~ 11'11: to ·his feet and said; "I believe a ' _, ~ God! · Let's have a day of -.., ' · · thanksgiving. To say thank you ..\~l1f · , ~~~~~~~~ by our happy spirits to the God ~ ' .- who Is going to bring th,e ship to ' \ '·' o 7m977 ~ Richard F. celeste; Governor. ~~~'B.'B.'IH::~~:JM~f!/8'/ll!.df!:. Alts1 Tbsnk11lrltl Specls/1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ' All . LADIES BOOTS....... ALL MEN'S . WORK BOOTS ....... 300/10 OFF 30°/o OFF SOO/ CHIDREN'S SHOES.... 10 OFF GROUP . us~~re was a soul who still had @ the courage to trusl in God. Only ~ .· YOU'RE INVI TO OUR the people of God can slruggle :. ' through Ibis world with heads ' held high and shoulders back, facing the troubles of this world wllh theflameofvlctorv burning brlghlly In thefr hea rt s. · " Paul and Silas were In the dungeon. which was probably underground. Wl't, cold. rat· lnfesled and lonely. So wha t did they do• Did they declare a day of fasting and gloom? '!'hey could havP. llwasmldnight . Home was far away. And they had every reasontodeclarearlayoffasling and gloom. What did they do• Acls 16:2> gives us the answer. CHRISTM~ OPEN HOUSE AND 5th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION I MARGUERITE SHOES ..··'·. ... .,-. ., . .... ..... •REGIStER FOI DRAWINGS •FlEE REFRESHMENTS •FREE GIFTS , ' ,'• ·•.'•'· POMEROY, OHIO .115 \ , The massive, ultra-plush version of the most popular recliner In America ... The extra-roomy new "Ease-Back" Room Saver Weill Recliner bY,, FLEXSTEE!: 1 .. It was hard fo improve on l~e luxurious Room · Sever Wall Recliner . . . so we mode il bigge r! The Ease-Bock Room Sever offers more ·comfart than ever before. Smoothly gl ide in lo a ful l-recl iner position wilh only inches of wall space requ i r~d. The Ease:Bock Room Sever We ll Recliner has Flexsteel's unsurpassed qual 11y constructi on, and " tai lored in a durable fabric for lasting beauly. • .· COM INO SOON •."., . NEW BOUTIQUE ...ouses •Designer Jeans •Sia~ks •Jewelry GIOUP Of DESIGNER JEANS 9' '' '• . ., '., ·'• SELECT GIOUP OF •,,, '•" • I. S14 I Ill W. 2oHt. "full service 1ololl • ..2-67H HOURS: MON .·9AT. 1:00 CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT ' ' Trudy Mor~oll, Mory Powtti. Uz Lucoe, MHo Roymlond1 (&hello Powell-Tonnlng) MEMBER F.D.I.C, •-•. •r •• •• ~ ., •• I I :.:.• r RUSSELL STOVERS ~ ASSORTED and hands w/doth body. ~ Dressed in bunting and , a · ~ ~ $2 500 gown. a ~ a -.., 949 2288 • "' @~~lf!ll~te~e~ ' REG. $4,95 5th Stilet New Haven. W. va. 812·2135 .3 $377 REG. 53.95 FOR INDOOR OR OUTDOOR ENGLISH LEATHER $277 COLOGNES 1 oz. CHRISTMAS BOWS •• Regtster . to Win • WET & WILD ··.· "' BAG OF 20 MAKEUP & NAIL POLISH 3 LB. WHITMAN . • - SAMPLER 2 LB. RUSSELL STOVER CANDY 1/2 No p~rchase noconary. lloed not be prtsont to win • 1 ·~ • Drawing Sunday. • COMPLETE STOCK COLOGNE SPRAY ',,~..,. , 2 m-5514 ::~:so oz. Oniv $ 189 CHRISTMAS Jewelry Boxed Cards 1·.2 PRICE 1 2 PRICE CHRISTMAS PRICE SAND & SABLE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30th ONLY! Second St1111t M!lson. W. VI. 94·<. REG. 51.50 ···~ · ~!..111t;9. I $119 Now Onlg oz. - ~,\ BANK 2212 Jackson Avenue Point Pleasant, W. Va. 675-1121 LIGHT SET SPRAY COLOGNE 1 LB. BOX a 35 MINIATURE WIND SONG CHOCOLATES J...sll ~Delivery & Shopping Availab ~ "THE BETTER BANK" • " .( '' a~ ' A . ow ,_., TO 1 :00 W!' th lt'fe le"ke vt'nyl "ead n ~ ! ~ PEOPLES . •' . a~ @ a l O" DOLL 'Must be 62 yeaes of age or older ·:•• 'I '•' sa SWEET DREAM :: NO GIMMICKS! NO MINIMUM BALANCE! ,' • ~ BE SURE TO PICK UP YOUR ·1987 CALENDA~ ~ · SENIOR CITI.ZENSI* .. ':. • • .• BLOUSES a ~ OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TIL 8 P.M.! FOR. ,,'I ... "The Middle Shoe Store in the Middle Biock" an ell pipe. a halo or a rc!ndc<'l dr i\w's whip, thin!l$ we IT' •" · wa)'S able 10 overco me." rlst111as Is Coming! So Where Is Kar1111t? ~ LEE MIDDLETON NOCHARCE C.HECKINC "ACCOUNTS ., •• OPEN SUNDAY NOON "We run into some problems on show night. but the audien ce would never know it ," said Korfhage. "We ' omellrn es lose V/1/ti• @@ • · OP£N · SUNDAY NOON 'nL 5 youngsters walch cartoons until it 's time Jo gel dressed. Thev all have special doors to ·enl er and patter ns to follow wit h every entrance perfectly timed. "Cioflrllil fo Lstfr111 8. Gfnflmill" .------------l..piiiliti. ________. 1 --------:---....L--...::..,.,;__;.;...,_..;:...,_.;...._____________,.::::--::",;;...-::;;.:;:--::::-:-:-:---'-"''-lf!ll e I- N: Na\ 1.... . .. Sept ember. Jorgenspn visits st u·Recreation. AI ticket prices of only $3 a nd dent s as soon as classes start in $5, the extravaganza, whkh uses September and sometimes trava professional 20-plece arches- els to eight sc hools a day. She tra, special lighling effects a nd also holds weekend wor kshops 25 decorated Christmas trees. is with !he older studenl s. "a glfl from the .cit)' to Ihe people During Ihe pageant ilself. of Oakland," says Korfhage. Jorgensen comrs on-stage in the Although. the first show took final eanddancesloclasslcballet p.Jace 67 years qgo, the p~geant In music wlth JoO kindergarten Its present form be·gan In 1926 In stude nts dressed as white- clad the Municipal Auditorium, now fa lrh;is With hal,os. · . re-named the Henry ,J. Kaiser . "The Light of .the World" is a Conv~ntlon Cent er.,. 'This year's two-hour ex travaganza com· product ions take place Saturday. posed of 20 separate acts In four Dec. 13, al 8 p.m. and Sunday, separ alc parts. It ·opens with thl' Dec. 14 al 2 p.m. "slory · of how the sun banished Louise Jorgensen, a sprighl ly darkness ~nd how the children of ' 90-year-old dancer and chori'O· earth rejolcl'd. There are dancgrapher who h_as _been w't h the lng icicles, pengu ins, snow men pagea~t smce 11 s mcept l~n, h as and women. skaters. sleighs, add ed a touch of magtc a nd , toboggans and a visit by Father continu.ny. io the annual event. Time. · Accordmg to Korfhage, she has In later acts Sant a Claus become " an eKe it lng andbelov ed appears with ~ pack ·rull of sy mbol ?.f th e spirit of nurserv rh y mes. b'Iocks, Chr istm as . drumm ers dolls and candv Plans lor !he pageant begin in st icks _ a'll played by children. Ending thr show, , alter Joe- · gens e n dances with the fairies . is the Christm as carol, "0, Come All Ye Faithful. " su ng bv the About midnight Paul and Silas players and audience. : were pray ing and singi ng hymns The 1.700 youngs ters Jearn lo God! Their hearts were their segments o!the s how well in celebrat ing Th an ksgivin g! adva,nce. ·bul there lsn' 1 any These men were a long way from rehearsal by the entire troupe being defpated. unl U one week · prior to toe We could complain about what page an!. Event hen, they have to we !lave or our heail)l no I as good wait u nt II show night fx>fore !he)· as our neighbors'. But God has a artu a lly get !heir l'OSiumps bereason for all things. Give thanks cause of all the sizing, mendin g to God if you are able Jo see the and s·'ew lng than~ k es place. The night of the show. thr sun rise. Or can hear lhe birds si ng. These men wer~ In jail at midnight but thei r hearls Wl're thrilling with the dawn of God's love and of <; hrisl's concern. They were the victors! Sin had been conqu ered. And they knew it. They were Jhankful fo r t he God who deliver them In His own good time and in His own good way. Notice what happened to the prisoners . And the prisoners were listening to them. Dou you wijnt the prisoners of sin In our day to hear the message oi the sav'Ior? Then tell il . Live it. · Experience It with victory. We have a reason to be thankful. we K~trmit Walton can be havebeen calledbyGodlobeHis found on Fridays & children. Learn to say wllh Paul, Saturdays at . " Thahks be lo God who· gives u.s the vlclory." Let's have ThanksTHOMAS CLOTHIERS giv ing every day! . Gallipolis . . ,-----------....1..----------- ._.': .Thanksgiving thought ,,., I . ' lfl~.lllflJI!I"iil"iil"iil"i!!lllllllll"i!!, 11 ~ The Daily Sentinei- Page- 19 ' By ,JOHN M. LEIGHTY · UPI Feature' Writer OAKLAND, Cali f. i Ui;> [) - A holiday extravaganza of 1,700 school chlldren tak es place Ibis year In th~ same auditorium where It started as a simple · . program of Chrlslmas carols In 1919, . More than 70 schools will , participate In this year' s "Light . of the World" pageant, with youngsters wearlpg .the colorful costumes of· elves, helpers and ~ fairies. Turn·of.the-century props wil l Include a Santa Claus sleigh, a glanl snowball, hob~y horses, scarves, scooters. dolls and dozens of toys, that add old· fashioned touches to the longst~ndlng production: "It's a tradillon that hu~dreds of thou sands of pElQplein Oakland have been Involved with OVI'r the years," sald.Jon al hon Korfha ge, ·pro<lucer of the pagea nl for the clty's Office . of Parks and !Dmethlng that gives prople so much pleasure." Sutton said he and a small crew started turning out tmusands of rakes in the cwens of ullSQid rondo units and later moved to a gourmet kitchen In a retirement complex. Alter he finished putting (11 overtime In the kitchen. he helped rellver the cakes tq 150 retail ,..:::ru:.:tl:;;e;:ts:;_.- - - - - ' " - - - : - - ! Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Young people, _·commu.nity keep .alive a Christmas tradition Fun_ru:td creativity surrounds selecting .a·gift for your pet POINT PLEASANT - Care; · Haven of Point Pleasaqt will : : opened il s door s Mqnday for • • residents. according to· Peter • : Hutchings, administrator. Ca reHaven Is a $2.1 million, 60-bed faciiJiy a nd will employ • about 60 people when completely . staffed . • Departments include dietary 'I : : services. laundry and housekeep: : lng, and 24-hour nursing care and : · general supervision. Services : such as pharmacy. phys ical • therapy, speecb therapy, beaut!•7 clan and others are provided by :·· conlract, Hulchlns said. Dr. Aarom Boonsue will be medical director and Dr. Joseph Gallo will be medical consullant. - They will be In an advisory · capacity to Mrs. Dorot hy Harper, RNC, director of nursIng. These, and mosl other are physicians. may a !tend their own patients at CareHaven. An open house will be held Sunday, Dec. 21. at 2 p.m., . pending conllrmatlon of a guest speaker. Hutchins said. • Admission ln!ormatlon, lnclud._ ing tours, may be arranged : ) mmedlately by calling Hutchins • ·or Jackie Saunders, admission • : 'coordtna1or at (304)! 675-3005. I . ;. _Wednesday, November.26. 1986 Wednesday. November 26, 1986 • . ' ~ \ Ohio native. turns ·ruin cake hobby Into ·holiday favorite .,-CareHaven . · opens doors "' TIMEX Watches 0/o OFF HALL'S COUGH TABLETS 88< BAG OF 30 ,...----- ! I -----,,1 I SWISHER LOHSE _- Pharma cy KennetbMctulloutft. R,,.,, , thlrl" llltlllt,lt. Ph IOflttd Hen Int. 111 . Ph . MOll. ttlru sar.e:oa 1.m. tot p.m. sunday 10:30 ro 12: 30 1nd J to' ·"1 · P AESCRIPTIONS . PM . "HfU Frltnllly s,rvlce E. Meln PomtroJ.O I ------~~~~:______J �PaQe-20-The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy- Mid~leport. Ohio . Wednesday._November 26, fu 1986 ~ . November 26, 1986 •• 1 · County Agent's Corner Qespite drought, '86 com, soybean . yields .set new records ,, : By ;Jolin C. Rice :County Extension Agent • Agriculture -High Yields, big harvests, large stotks Will hold prices down ;..,. Pesptte a ?evere summer drCj)lght In the Southeast and an excoepttonally . wet fall In the Mlawest, U.S. corn and soybean cr(4lsareshaplngupwlthrecord or !'ear record yields.' . As of October, .the . corn and soy~an crops ar e · the third . lartest on record. Corn yields are ex~ted \.0 top last ye!lr's r~9rd of 18 bushels per acre by 1.2, -.:e, above trend line yields of 114, Harvested acreage will be do'1n 8 percent from last year. S4>ybean yields are second only to. ; 1985's record. Harvested acrta~e will be down abOut 4 per~ent. Vfhen combined with record carryovers, the corn and soybe<i:n inventories thi s fall will reath a 12 percent increase over the •prevlous high In -the autumn of 19~2. These large stocks will depress price prospects throughout the 1986-87 marketing. · ~anglng American Diets Grain consumption in the Ameri can. diet has been on the upturn slnc;e 1972. Th e portion of food exwnditures spen t on grain products has Increased, along wit~ fruits, swe~ teners , specialty foods and beverages. All other ty~s of foods have experienced decjines. Concern about faf and fiber and increased demand for variety in diet. alopg with changlng ' lifestyles account for the consumption shift. Major gains havp been made In wheat flou rbased products - such as hamburger and hot dog buns. croissants. bagels and kaiser rollspast. and rice- and corn-based products. Also, rea dy -to-eat breblast cereal consumption has } ncreased 22 percent. Turkeys - Turkey prices this fall should be about the same as last. year despite a 12 to 15 percent increase in production. Ret ~ilers were aggressive In building stocks of frozen turkeys and ! turkey parts during the summer. anticipating strong cons~mer demand and smaller supplies of competing meats. And So It Grows - Fall is an Ideal time to fertilize shade trees. These impor tan t landscape planfs need essential nutrient elements lor growth and health just as smaller plants do. Trees,- of course. will grow In natural areas for years wttho,ut fertilization but trees tn a manmade landscapefacequltedlfferent soil and environment condtttons. Fertilizer ' Improves a plant's health which, In turn, · makes the tree more resistant to problems and pests. Ferttltze trees with any complete fertilizer high In nitrogen such as 12-4-4, 18-6-12 01: 24-6-12. If trees are not fertilized every year, half to third of the nitrogen should be a slow release form. The r~tte varies with tree size and·the extent of the root system. Elton M. Smith, Extenslonhortl- • culturlst, suggests this rule-o!thumb: apply 3 to 4 pounds ·or actual nitrogen ·per 1,000 square feet of soil surface under the spread of the branches. To figure the number of square feet. remember the tree's branch spread Is a circle. Measure the distance from the tree trunk to the edge or the branch spread or drip line. Multiply that measure by Itself and multiply the result by 3.14 - , yes, this Is the old 'piR2" formula you remember frdm geometry. For example: your tree mea sures 18 feet from the tru nk to the drip line - 18 x '18 x 3.14 equals 1.017 square feet. Fertilizer formula numbers represent the per cent or weight of the element present- a 12-4-4 formula contains 12 percent nitrogen, 4 percent phosphorus, 4 percent potassium. To figure has grass or other plants gr,owlng under It, a single application at the recommended rate would damage those plants: Otvtde the fert lllzer Into two or three appltcatlohs, waterlil~ well after each application. •I :: ' •\I "' . ··: I' . I" WILL BE OPEN F~IDAY, NOV. 28 UNTIL 8 P.M. FOR YOUR ' ~y. guard.takes.· unexpect~d ANCHORAGE·, Alaska (UP!i - ·A security guard who took a nap Ill the hold of a Boeing 747 at John F: Kennedy Airport In New York and woke up ,3,329 miles away In Anchorage had one question when cargo handlers found hlin: "Where am I?" Steve I<enney. dressed h\ his rumpled guard's uniform, had $3 tn hts pocket when he arrived unexpectedly In wintry Alaska, said Anchorage International Airport spokesman ·John Hynes. "When they opened the door he said, . 'Where am I?'" said Hynes, who recalled Tuesday that Kenney also "said he was YOUNG'S The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992.:2156 Or Writi oamY Sentintl DtJt. Ill CoJrt St., Po111roy. C*io 4$7&9 40625 St. Rt. 611 THIS WEEK'S FRIDAY S-8 SPECIALS Pomeroy, Ohio Public Notice t' ";;:'[ . Fuei.Ofl Goootlne Motor Ofl Diesitt Fuel ' VISA availablf at the Treasurer's Office. In Ofder to be considered , all seated bids shall be . ,1 '• received in the Traasurer.'s Office by 2:00 P.M. on December 15, 1986, and ; t':, ""\.' \ •: will be opened during the Regular Board Meeting in December. Theso bids witt be tor !18) eighteen months . Said Board of Education reserves the right to accept or reject any and all pans of any and all bids. ',fl '·' Pu.b lic Notice r. ~ACA RE:SM ME W. VA. Residenls NOTICE NOTICE OF Saturday, November 29 , at APPOINTMENT OF 10:00 A.M.' The Home NaFIDUCIARY tional Bank, Racine. Ohio 'On November 21, 1986 in will offer lor sale at PubliC Auction on the Bank Parking the Meigs Cour)tV Probate lot the following : , · Court, Caao No. 26340, Vicki 1980 Plymouth Champ L Nicinotiy, ' 34836 Swick t<LIIU2 2 1 5 6 Road , Middleport, Ohio, • 1M24KA7901010 1981 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Cpa. 45760 wn appointed 1\dmi- 1G3AR47A6BM408882 nistratrix With the Will An· nei<ed of the ntato of Mary 1983 Chevy Celebrity Louise Hood, decoiiiiOd. tote of 1G1 AW27X6D6858036 1974 Ford Pickup Truck 34401 Crew Road, Pomoroy. Meigs County, Ohio, 45769. (F260) - F26YCU4887t Business Services Terms of sBie are Cash . The Home National Bank reaarves the right · to bid at the sale or to remove any or all items from the sale at any Acting Probate Judge Chortes H. Knight. Lone K. Neuetroed. Cieri< 111126; (1213. 10. 3tc time. (1 11 24, 25, 26. 3tc 54 Misc . Merchandise MAKE IT ARULE... USE WANT ADS ~" 'I ., ... . . AHANDY TOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Eas18fn Local School Dis- trict PubUc Sale & Auction ' 8 PHYSICIAN SERVICES ADVACARECOVERAGE ------< Routine office visits Covered in futt ~ Sp~e~ c ia~li~st~s·~oH~ic~e~v~ls~lls~----------------~C~o~ve~r~ ed~i~ nf~u~ tl ___ ~ Consultations Covered in full Annual physical exam Covered in full provided for life-threatening emergencies or other emergenc requiring immediate medical attention Ourot service area. care at any available medical facility. prOYided tor tife-tluealef1ing emergencies or other ~cy requiring immediate medical attention Ambulance service in cases of lite-threatening or other emergencies Aneslhe,-'-si.;.. a_______________________:C ,_,o'-'-ve""-r"-'ed'-!i:.:. n :::: tu:c_ ll ______ Well-baby := ca::,:r"' = = = = = _--======~ C= ov"'=er:,::ed= in_,fu:::ll=== INPATIENT SERVICES Days of care Untimrled ______ --- ~·~ AnR~N~ITY ~~~~~ ~---------------------- Anesthesia Drugs, medicines, and related supplies Covered in full Covered in full Prenatal and postnatal care Covered in lull ~--~~~~~--~ >--'Del = ivery=i:.:. n ::: h09fl=ila:::lc:.,n:::: onna = l_,an::::d,_,ca , esa = rea = n__________:;: Co.::v,:: er,:: ed~in:::f:::ul:t.:__ _____, Physician services Covered in full Complications - I Related anesthesia .eMces· Covered in full Newborn nursery care Special du1y nursing services Shon-lerm intervenlion physical therapy and inhalation therapy Covered in full PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Prescription drugs Covered In full ---, ' Co,ered in full Covered In full Covered in full ____ ·- Co~ered in ful l f MENTAL HEALTH-OUTPATIENT I (Aiarlmum combin ed rolf/ of 30 se$$iOns.) Individual therapy Group lllerapy - Covered in full Covered in full Covered in full Social services as authorized covered in full • $20 co-payment per visit $5 co-payment per visit .1 i ., .., I 1., .' .~. r • Covered in lull Covered In full Nutrition counseling and education Covered in lull To assure understandln~ Olthe arrangements and locations in which services are covered by ' I . ~ ' • ~ t :-~.. AdvaCare, applicants wrff be offered a Statement of Understanding to sign that re-emphasrles ·,. theprogram's requirements. ~ • ...•• c ~ ·. t • See for yourself what a new and better kind of health care benefit can do for you. For more information contact us at: • • ' -..· . ... AdvaCare Jl ~ P.O. BOx 680, 385 jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH 45631 614/446-5283 !• 701 2nd Ave • . Gallipolis, Ohio • ' IN POMEROY - Nice little house ready to move into. 3 bedrooms. gas lurnace, front sitting porch $14,000.00 but will except offer. Real Estate General 2-s( Unimproved Land For Sale EACH 110 acres on Rainbow Ridge in Chester Township. Home National Bank RACINE. OHIO Pil . 949-2210 Public Sela l!o Auction . AUCTION . !Jt sell the fallowing descr~bed equ1pment. frx: lt tures and inventory of J's Mini-Mart & Delt !• intrustee Cheshire. Ohio for David M. '!'Vhit_takerin Bankruptcy. Southern D1st . of Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding. · (All makes & models) 992-6215 or 992-7314 Debbie Moadows:jpwner; lmojean Blevins Loretta t1olsinger. Shelly Ohlinger Merri Amsbary Pomeroy, TROMM EXCAVATING John K. Ientz Owner /Mechanic 742-2328 BOGGS GUN SHOOT U.·S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, 01110 $4800 PER MoNTH WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Hobson I d. Middleport, .. RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. l·ll tfn Fo<tory Choke . 12 Gauge Shotg1111 Only 10-8-tfn PRICE REDUCED- POMEROY·- Good looking stucco. large lot, garage, basement. lireplace, 3 bedrooms, needs repairs, but· has .potential to be really nice. $24.900.00. PRICE REDUCED- POME· ROY - Older I ~ story frame home on a large lot. House needs repaired . 3 bedrooms. balh, k~chen. $9,900.00. Fn All Y•• Pllttlll W PWS: OHitt Su~~t~N• & Furlliture, Wodding ond Groduofion SfotloMry, .... Ilk Signs, lultloor St1111p1, lutiness Forrra, Copy Senir11, Ill. m Mill st.. .....,.., 104 Mulbotry Ao., ,...,., . 992-334 614-843-5248 IIUSONABlE • RELIABlE 8-10.'116 tfn DENNY CONGO · WILL HAUL JUST CALL! VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING 992-3410 LIMESTONE •lnaul at ion •Storm Doors GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL •New Rooting FILL DIRT •Storm Windows •Repl~eement JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 11 ·7-86-1 mo. ·. IO·S·tfc Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio •All Types of PRICE 'REDUCED LANGSVILLE One floor plan wi(h 2 bedrooms. aluminum siding, new rool. Large balh with utility room. 114 acre lot. Screened side porch. $17.000.00. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al10 Tra•ull ..lon PH. 992~5682 or 992·7121 Excavating •Landscaping 6-17 -tic 992·6191 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Jt EQUIPMENT & fiXTURES: Koch vegetabl~ ~!splay case It !older model): Pinnacle meat dtsplay case 8 4 long 12 top lt doors. 2 bo.ttom doo1sl; Toledo me~l sheer· Atland walk-In cooler · 6' wide by 6'8" high; Whirlpool No-lrost refr!g.· lt freezer. J4·cu .'ft.; GE refrigeratof, 6' al~m. slep l~ddef . Fnglll- daire upright freezer; Norlake freyz~r 8 long 14 sliding doors, ll- 4 'shelves). 6 wire merchand1se racks. Shaffer lopload 1ce lt Jt creamlreezer; Sears upright freezer. 18 cu. ~.; Double Stded lt gondola 20' long lean be broken down 1nto 4 sect1ons); True Jt beverage cooler (double door); cash1er counter,lrtton m1.cro- llwave, Schaller meal display case 8' long !self con,\atned llcompressor. 4 sliding top doors. 2 bottom door~). 14 _elec: Jt !ric fan, Hobart meat sheer model Ul612, Senal #II 194 Jt · 651 , U .C. Digital computing scales ~enal #~l 35-JOL, ~ piece toaster, Butcher's block top 30 by 24 stands 31 ,._ high, kneehole .desk. 2 of(ice chairs, Lalham lime cloth, ,._ counter top with 3 sinks 15 doors. 3 drawers). Red Baron ,._ pizza oven, Winston cigarette rack, 2Sharp cash registers, ponable road sign. . INVEITORY: Ollerlng alull line of grocertes. h~alth & beauty aids, automotive supplies. hardware 1tems, PICniC supplies, cartons of cigarettes, tobaccos, canned goods, pop, beer, etc. .. ID TIIMS: Coolo or Check· at time of oale w/PosoiiYI ! FOR SALE T1110 bedroom house on Lincoln Heiahts in Newly decorated. lmfnedi 1te possession. uo·.m Ph6nt 992-3749. & w~ 161 North Second Milhleport, Ohio 45160 SALES & SERVICE Real Estata General We Cany F6thlng Supplies Pay Your Cable 8o Phone Bills Here ~ IUSIIISI PHONE ,. 141 992-6550 IESIIBICI PHONE I~ 141 992·7I54 ! FOR SALE CHRISTMAS TREES Pre-cut trees available locat'd on Flatwoods Rd. ICo . Rd 261 at Harley Haning residence, 2 Mh from Five Points Watch for Signs 11-24-86-1 mo. RADIATOR SER~ItE We can repair and r&'- core radiators and heater cores. We can out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD #652 •Sewage Systems .' ' · . ,, DECIDE NOW TOGETHER _ . Ohio Valley Mamory Glrd•n• . Gallipoli•, Meiga Co. Memory Gardens Pomroy, Ph. 1514·692- 6151 Of 814 - 448 ~ 3815 . • • · , , No hunting or trelpnsing on Earl Waltefl ferm on W•ertooCapahart Roads, Union District. ·. Racine Gun Shoot spon1ored by Aatine Gun Club. Every Sunday. beginning It 1:00 p.m. Factory Choke, 12 guege st.o10Uftt. , following t1nd: R.H, .oltright, Klflith Ridenour. JuniOf' Hunt, Gery Dill. John Ginther, Steve Dill. " ntght on · Of' . . .' , •• .. Cake Decorating Cl••n a1.-t· . ', ing Decembar 1, 1986. Teught · ,.., by Bunny Kuhl. For details. cell• 614-992 -7637. •• Piano Tuning and Rtptir. Clip thlt ld tor 25 p'er~t dilcount. Lint Daniel• 614- 742~ 22951 . ·• ... No dur hunting on Eklon Morris property on B1iley1 Run, No hunting or trnpatsing d-v or night on the Charles E. Yo 1t farms. • \f hl'llll speciel meeting Sat , Nov. 29thbelween4·7p.m . •Water & Gas Unes •Water Well Drilling •Trucking Call: 742-2407 11 -28-86-1 mo. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REIUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 109 MIL.IIY AVE. . PO.IOY, OH. PH. 992-9949 lelllurton, Owner 11·28-86-1 mo. BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night ·NO SUNDAY CALlS 4-lG-'116 tin •VINYl SIDING *ALUIIINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 24 Hour Wrec:ker Service Full Sorvkt & t.,oir 915-3561 35109 Titus 1.0 •Welhon •Dioh-.. r• •R•nee• . •llllfr...rlltorl Ph. 7U·Z592 PARTS 1111d SEFIVI(:E •.WTOS •UOHT TRUCKS . llddlepert' Ohio . 1'· IH-86-1 ooo. All lic~eta muu be turned into Tom Grullflt 11 this time . No hunting or tre1paning . Mvnes Farm locatfld Chestnut Ridge Road . Because mv' 2 very valuable German Shepherd dogs were shot. Hunting ia no longer permitted on my firm on Aed mond Aidge, Edith Aoger1 . · 4 Giveaway Cata and kittena to give aw1y . Caii614·985-3B84. 3 male puppies P•t Sheepdog, 304 ·676-3626. '"· 949-2101 or '949·2160 No Sunday Calls 4 3 Announcements Club will "Free Estimata" •ory.,.. •FN~z•• ~~------------ '• Meig• County Fl1h and a.me , •Basements (CUI OUT FOI lUlU. USEI All Meht AnnouncP.nwnls No hunllng day N1w llomls Built OVERlOOKING THE Six rooms and bath, paneled and carpeted: Jusl above Pomeroy, Ohio on State Highway. Gas fumace. blown in insula· lion in walls and ceiling. large living room. Nice front porch covered with indoor-outdoor carpeting. Oveilookinglhe Ohio River. All this for only $19,900. '• 1110. "At Reooanablt Prices" New lllcallom : ~ RIASONAill 992-2196 Dottie Tumer ..... 992-!l&92 · ~ice ................ 992-2251 1 PLIIIWING & ii£Al~NG I ; CATS. EAGLES. VIRCJI\I MARY , WHITE ANGELS ALSO LARGE BIRD BATHS Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc Jea Truutll ..... !l49-26&o . LOCATIO: St. At. 7, Cheshire, Ohio CEMENT HORSES . DEERS. RABBITS , DOGS , also acid boil and rod Roger Hysell Garage · ' laqttraq Fo' C6rifl111r Windows "FBIISTIMUES" . Syracuse, Ohio "YES, WE ARE OPEN." TH.URS.-FRI.-SAT. 9 to 5 TAGGING NOW 1J&L BLOWN INSULA nON ' In TVs, Antennas · . Satellite Sales Installation S,rvice Electronic Organs Mobile service . JO' 5 GIFT SHOP J.R.'s REPAIRS PRICE REDUCEO - MIDDLEPORT -HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL - I ~ story older ·home that needs work. Nice level lot, 3-4 bedrooms. two car garage. $9,900.00. '. . ! SATURDAY, DEC. 6, 1986 at II :00 A.M. DAVID M. WHinAKER TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY STANLEY &SON AUCTIONEERS/REALTORS THE QUAUTY NIN'I SHOP OH. PH. 992-6173 11-7-86-1 mo . 11-19-86·1 mo. SALES & SUYICE FUU Y REMOTE & INSTallED LIMESTONE HAULED PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 1!111ry E. Clel1nd. Jr. ll- Ohio U.S. Bankruptcy Court Case NO. #2· Jt 8~-03569. Held on premises. 12• 1. 4th St. Chllll<tlt1e, Ohio OffiCII 614·175-3330 EVENINGS: 773-5514 llenty M. Sr., Jr, IH - Auctioneoro I BUSINESS OPPOATUNITYH -Bar room &liquor license available and or commercial building. Call ' lor details. • ENTIRE INVENTORY /FIXTURES/EQUIPMEN~ Stanley & Son Auctio~eers/ R~altors ~111 • 4- Family planni and coun~ing services Hea!lh and education classes OLD nME· . HEATING CO. ~~'*************.******** ** *** * I . .~.:AAnnual DOtTI =~O~NA =L~BEN =EF~tTS ~---------------------hea~ng and eye exams Covered In full tn alieni alcohol detox ificati~n prog,.~ ra::_: m:._________.C"'o~ ve~re~dc:;iCn!.Cf:ul:.:_ :: l - - - - ' 8 -=:} drug progra01 _ ___ _ Physician care 100 days per calendar year si<itled nursing faciti\y HOME HEALTH CARE · NICE LISTING - Really nice!. Split foyer home with 4·5 bedrooms all in excellent condition. Garage, nice lot, W.B. ho~kup, blinds and shutters included. Want $54,900.00. CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE DAILY SENTI~L TIL 3 P.M. ' r' • ·II _·_-l ,_.::P~hysl=cia~n~a~nd~n!:u~r!ll~ng~se -rvic-e-s----------------.Co - v-er-ed-In full - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - . , - - - -~------j 1 Inpatient drug detoxification program Covered In full j EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Authorized Jolin Dllfe, New Holland, lush Hog Form Equipmenl POMEROY,O. . 992·22S9 USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RA"GE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING,ItAMMERED LAIW' SHADES. 'i' ~ .EXTENDED CARE 1[ ~lh~er~ap~y~re;h~a= bi; li~;t~ io= n= se~rv~ic~es~==============~Co~v~er:ed~ in~fu~tl====== · Nervous and mental conditions Ka-iSer prescription , I Short -term Intervention physical and occupational MENTAL HEALTH-HOSPITALIZATION (Uerlmum combined tolttl of 30 dsys.r : C,over'ecl in full Immunizations, attergy and cham ' otlleraph" 1 i?noculations ~ ~ly • p•rr,•l /111 ol furs •nd prccadut·~ "~ "~ '''~··~le:.:_l---------------------< X-ray, EKG. EEG. and other diagnoSiic studies Co,ered In full Laborato les!S Cardiovascular studies _ £'ulmonary function sludies ~-------------:Co;::.:vered =·;:;ln-:::: futt Labo<atory exams and uHrasound .-.:...__,________::::Cov:::.::er:ed~in :: ::,:f:ul~ :: t Utla ::,n, ·on:::s,______..:.___________.:__ CovO<'ed in tu~ 1,_~Co:-on::::S,:: General nursing services == Covered in full ONLY ' ~ .., Covered in full Laboralory les1s. EKG. EEG, etc. Covered In full ~ ,_Eiagnostic and therapeutic x-ray services ---------'C~o~ve~re~d.!!in!..!f~ut:_ l ~---' , i• V. C. YOUNG IR E.MainW SIZE 23X30X007 ~ COYOfed in full Surgery and related services Shon-term intervention physical and occupational l~he y~ re~ ha~b~ili~ta~llo~n~s~ er~vi= c•~•~~==========~C~o= ve~re~d~in~f~ ut~ l ::~ra~p~ OUTPATiENT SERVICES I •• CoYOfed in futt AdvaCsre must be I notified witllln 72 hours .~ ~ W~itll~in!..'SOM~·~ce'.!a~ rea ~,~ca~r~e~ a!Adv~aca~re~fa::,:c~~ · uty L________Co ~ve~red ~~in!...'fu~tt,___---1 Out of service area, care at any awailable medical faciHty Covered in full Advacare must be nolified within 72 hou~s -. t~ Covered j n full ~ ~ulla:::l: O::; : i nS:.,__=:-::=----:__----~----'C"-'o'-'-ve""r""ed'-!i:.:.n::::fu:.:.,ll • • Covered in full URGENT CARE ~~~=:.___:_ _ _ _ _~----~-- Semi-private room: intensive care or private room necessary ••• !Frte Estimates) EAR PIERCING, MANICURING, PERMS AND ALL YOUR STYLING NEEDS PANASONIC RECEIVER Puts ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE ~· i -Addon• and remodeling -Roofinu •nd gutter work -Concre1• work -Plumbing and electt'icat wOrk 271 N. 2nd, Middleport 99.2-5766 OPEN : Mon.-Fri. 8 am-9 pm - Sat. 8-6 Walk-ins Welcome 10' MESH ANTENNA Fer~~~ OPEN DAllY 9 AM-5 PM t0/23/ 16/tfn 1 JERRY'S SIGN SERVICE 992-7460 Call Collect Dooler SPONSORED BY RUTLAND V.F.D. NOV. 28, FRIDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. AT RUTLAND FIRE HOUSE ADVACARE COVERAGE . ;· ~ EMERGENCY CARE ' Within service area. care a! AdvaCare facility I Plastic ·Truck Silk Screening Boat Lettering - Realty Jackets • T-shirts 992-2156 CHRISTMAS AUCTION BY-COMPLETE HEALTH CARE: COVERAGE 1,~=======:;! Window · Wood ~ Paper SIGNS OF AU KINDS JERRY Rt. 7 SIEGFREIO Middleport 11·7-86-1 mo. 38900- SR 7 Reedsvlle. Ohio 45772 s . 614/992-7119 1---------f . Specification sheets are ••• 24 HOliR ~ERVICF. -~, trict d...... to receive sealed bids on ~he following : Fteet Insurance Tires 8nd Tubes Cash & ·Carry Middleport 'Book Store Public Notice NOTICE TO Bt DOERS The Boatd ol Education of Eas1om •Local School Dis' All Candl~s 40°/o Off Nelson 261 Gift & Award Bibles • REG. S10.95 SALE $895 THISIS I TANK SERVICE ' ' .CARPENTER SERVICE JACK'S Clnsilied SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ARE ' Business Services ---- 111 )5. 12. 19 . 26, 4tc ~!'-''.'edically trip Sentinel- kind of chtliy." Kenney, 20, of New York City, had been standing guard Sunday over baggage being loaded onto a com blned cargo and passenger . Korean Air Lines fllght from Kennedy Airport to Seoul, South Korea. with a stopover in Anchorage. . The private security · guard, who was unarn;~ed . took a break Inside the baggllge compartment of the jumbo jet and once the plane was fully loaded, handlers closed the hatches and the plane took off lor Anchorage - with Kenney peacefully S!loozing inside. Eloise Barton. Treasurer Complian('e ne('essary in applying for loan I recommended· amount of tertiitzer uniformly on the soil surface - ts fast and easy. It can be used on newly planted trees or those with no vegetation underneath the branches . '· , But, If the tree In our exampl e . .. Fires kill I 0 POMEROY - Farmers who appl y for loans from I hP Farmers Home Administratio n will be abl e to certify that !hey arr In compliance with cer.taln soli conservat ion rrqulremems related to hl~hly erodible and wetlands. according to County Supervj~or. Archie R. Stegall . "The 1985 Farm Bill preve nls farmers from receiving benefll s from USDA programs, including FmHA loans, unless they are In complian ce with conservation procedures relating to 'hlj!hly EJ"odi ble' and 'wet' lands." Ar· r hle R. Ste~all said. "If they are In compl!a~ce. they can certify to 1hat effect in the FmHA co unty office . If they are not In com pliance . they will have to have a conservation plan .developed by tN' Agr!r~ltural Sta,blllzat!on ahd Conservation Service and tN' Soil Cons ervation Service for the highly erodible lanll before FmHA can make them a loan ." The certification form to be stfllled by the applicant asks tlree basic questions dealing with cultivating highly erodible land not farmed before; 1\'et arf'as converted for cropland since December 23, 1985; and future plans to convert wetlands. If the answers show that the farmer il In compliance, and he or she signs the "self certific atiOn" form, FmHA can process the Joan application. square feet. How you apply this amount depends on the plllnt cover under the tree, soli conditions, and how much time and labor you want to · give the project. Surface appllcatlo~s - . simply ·spreading the a ' NE.W YORK (UPI I - Ten people - including six children - died in two fierce. separate fires that swept through homes in Brooklyn and Long Island. aulhorilies said . Flames engulfed a three-story brick building in Brooklyn' s F!albush section at 2:33 a.m., killing two adults and I heir three children. police Sgt. Raymon.d O'Donnell said. A little more than an hour later. a second. unrelated lire claimed the lives of live . other people in the suburb of Plain view , N.Y.. on Long Island, authorities said. A Nassau County fire dispatcher said thP Long I sland blaze claimed the lives of two adults and their three children. The ages of the victims were not known. "The lalest Information we have in is that It was a family that died, the parents and three children ," said Fire Dispatch Supervisor Douglas Wood. how.much 12-4-4 to use, divide the actual nitrogen recommendation by the ,Percent nitrogen In .the formula; so dividing 3.0 (actual nitrogen) by 12% (the ferttltzer formula) equals 25 pounds; the amount of 12-4-4 to to 1,017 The 3/tl ltfn L&W CLEANING CARPn UPHOLSTERY PLUS 446·6323 6 Lost and Found lost 'h hish Setter. lfJ Cock.,SpanieL 2'h ft. ttll, brown . answera to Brldg·e t, in erea of Raccoon rd . a Shofttrlno Ridge' Rd .. REWARD Ph 814-4483780 or 614·441-3077 Ilk for El1ine Mumpow.r. , Lqst in Eno vicirMty tlong hlired Chi Hu• Hua. mlile bfKk with 1 white chest. •n•w•• to Chico w-'ghtt appr. 151bt., mi1sin8 tlnce 1 1· 1B · It . REWARD 1100.00. Ph . 814· 388·9832 Found-Coonhound, while with blacll 6 white lpota. female. C•ll after 6 , 814-319·2411. LOST · Yt W•lk..- ftmlle hound, whitt with bll<lt IPOt•, brown hood Pot. REW~RD 1110.00 for in1or . m.. ion !tiding to rttum. no queatlon1 ..._. Ph . 114·38182ti7.John Swither Rt. 2 Box , 283. Vlnt,on Oh ' •eeee. • ' . 1' �I 4 I' '· ·Page-22-The Daily Seritinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 6 lost and Found LAFF·A·DAY 42 Mobile Homes wearing bleck collar call 614 441- 1842 fUct 310 2 bdr fully furnished 1dult1 only ulil paid C.ll614 441.4110 Give away 4 whit e ducks Ph 614 ,446-7907 • n11hed in gelltpolls, rent $200 00 mo tZOO 00 depoSit If tnterested Ph 614·446-7899 evenings ' 2 bdr mobile home m Ever 7 green Ca11814 446· 7032 Yard Sale 2 Bedroom fully . furnished 1dults o.nly, 111 utilili11 paid ucept gas & eltctr1c Owner • pays waler 1ewage. mowing & trash plck· up Four lenths of a mile from city llm1ts cable T V hook-up, Ph 614 446 7795 Pomera·v· ·· Middleport & Vicinity I( Jb .Sctfi;JAflflo... Basement Sale Saturday Nov 29th 1 0 00 2 00 Pert•al con· tents of estate 1 m1lu w est atf Rt 33 Fork County Peac:h Ad Ad Pom19, &roy36736 Wanted To Buy "I've been hearing disturbing rumors of a takeover bid." We pay cash t or late model clean used car s Jim Mmk Chev Olds Inc B1ll Gene Johnson 614 -446·3672 TOP CASH 'pa1d for '83 model and newer u sed cars Sm1th BUick Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave , Gallrpohs Call 614 446 Neetl help wnh your holiday cleanmg ? Call Glassburn Clean mr:J Serv •ce Ph 614 388~ 9027 Will do house cleanmg Used MobJie Homes Ph 614 446-0175 Old Furmture cupbollrds tables & che•rs, chests bookcases 1ce boxes Iron beds cash pa1d Ph 614 446 3759 Buymg da1ly gold, s•lver com s r~ngs , jewelry suuhng ware old coms, large currency Top pr1 ces Ed Burkett Ba rber Sh op 2nd Ave M iddleport Oh 614 992 3476 • Want ed t o buy Standtng timb er , Call 614 -742·2328 Header pan el gr1ll and bumper, for 1981 Gran mouth Fury C8r use 1979 1982 Chrysler Yorker New Pon or Ply Call614· 992 -7075 front Ply from N ew Fury 1969 12Jt60 Holly Park 2 bdr new carpet, very mce Mustsee $5 960 Call614· 4•6·0175 Financial 21 Business . Opportuntty I NOTICE I THE OH IO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do busmess w1th peopl e you know , and NOT to &end money through the ma1l until you have mvest1gat ed the o ffermg ATTE NTION INVESTORS Tak e advantage now before the new ta ~~. laws 8 umt apartment co mplex, locat ed 1M Wellston Oh fully rent ed renters pay eU ut•hhes Income over S1 400 per mo Sell pr~ce 596 000 call Days 61 4 592 1189 or even mgs 614 594· 2874 23 Professional Serv1ces ~ BUYING RAW FURS I Gmseng Yellow Root beef a11d deer h1de s Al so selling trapping supp lies Wh eat L1te s Nne L•te~ Hours 1 00·9 00 Closed Wed George Buckley614 664 4761 "Good used snare drum 614·742 -2660 Cell 'l 1 Stark s Troo and Lawn Serv1ce H e d ges sh ru b s bushes tnmmed landscap•ng, stump and leAf removal -304· 576 28 42 or 57 6 2010 31 Help Wanted MECHANICS JOBS M~rm g now Pa1d uainmg m mechamcal marntenance ava1la ble to h1gh school gr ad. age 17-30 1n good phys •c al cond1 uon Call 1-800 - 282 1384 Monday· Thursday, 9am- 2pm • Salespeopi•Full or pert t1m e 10 sel l cemetery & mer ch Call 614- 446 - 3615 or 614 592 6151 M 111ntenanee person to li ve m apartment compleJI Call 304 675·5104 Progress1ve Heelthcat e Fae1hty seek1ng full -ttma & pan t•me AN 's bcellent salft~ & bene!· Its It 1nterened apply at Scen1 c Hrlls Nursing Center At 2 Bo" 262 B1dw ell OH 45614 or call MaryO Br~ e nat614 446 7150 Leadmg Pharmacy needs t op notch Pharm aCISt LBrg e AX volume nursing hom es. d1vers1 fted , modern co mputeri1ed facti 1fy No sundays or hohdl'lys top salary & benef its. Contact J1m Staker, Port smouth Oh Ph 614 353· 1 135 Brick Mason Sub -Contractors needed Guaranteed full· t1me work Call St evtt 8 OOa m to 5.00p m M an tt'tru Fr1 Ph 614· 888 -485 5 Custom fYpJng needed must be neat work Cash pa•d per page Send resum e to bo• T 700 1n care of the Gallipoli s Da1ly Tribune 825 ThHd Ave Galhpo lis OH 45631 Airlines now h1ung Fhgh l AI tendanti Ag ents Mechan•cs, Customer Service Sal aues ro S50K Entry level positiOn s Call 1 ·805 687 6000 Ext A -9805 AN ' s and LPN s ne eded to complete mobtle msurance e,; ammattons Part 11me Automo· b1 le necessary Call 513 761 1211 MOM AND OAO looking for college funds for your son or daughter? Tfl e Army Nat1onal Guard can pr ov 1de mor e than $1 8.000 m educat1on asSistance to quallf1ed •n dtv•dual s Sen1ors ean enh!lt now and begm eern lngs $85 00 t or one week end per month 8nd delay Bas1c Tra1nlng unul Jun e 1987 For a FREE INFORMATION PACKET ca111 -800· 6•2 · 3619 VETERANS · You r pnor mdnary servi ce•• worth MONEY An E 4 In the Artny NatiOnal Guard ean earn up to $ 131 96 to r one week -end per month 1n E· 5, up to 5163 80 Other beneht s 1nelude •so.OOO Me Insurance educatton funding autstance, retirement, and much more Call 304 675-3950 01 1 800-642 3619 8eaut1cl•n • needed Studio One 304-675-4510 •liar 6 00 675 2473 atk tor Teresa or Le n1 12 Situations Wanted Trucker wants 1o mova in t tl are exl)tlt'lteS Ohio or WV Box 1 66 Cheshire OH •!182 0 V•canc1e1 for elderly people 1n my home Short or long term . ,Hot meal• and warm home ReHOMib4e rates Referencas and IOU of TLC Call anyt1me 814-948-3014 Will light house c:leening , W~gH by dey • 15 dan • wHk 304-875·6947 or 075-12 ~ 5 Homes for Sale 3 bdr a11 pool garag~ N1ce Commercial property co rner lo t s & h1ghway frontage List With us w e have bUttl:lrl A -One Real Estate Broke'f Call 304· 674· 5 10 4 or 304-674-5386 Beaut 1ful home In Flatwoods area of Pomerov a11atlable New k1tch en b&th, & ca rpe1mg C8 11 Ave Galllpolla, OH Valley Furniture, new & used large secbon of quality furm · ture 1211 Eutarn Av~t . Gelhpohs 3 Bedroom, br eeze way 2 car gEH&ge 1 1!1 acre app 5 miles fr om Holler Hos1p1tal route 160 call614 388 9301 or614 388 9706 6 room holJse 1 2 acres Oou~le car garuge l ocated on Rose H1ll Bargam pr1ced S20 000 C811 614 678 2513 Hou se f or sale 380 Grant St , Middleport 6 room bath ga r· age . work shop $23 700 Make off er Call614 992 2602 GovOit~me nt homes h om $1 ~U repa tr) Delinquent tu pr operty Repo ssession s Call 806 687· 6000 Ex t GH 9805 l or current repo hs1 Srlt rooms and ba th SynJCu!lie Near sc hool end chlJrches C811 614 -992 38 60 2 br kitchen bath room wrth laundrv room IIYIOQ room 8r d1n1ng room all alec Appro• 7 miles from Pt. PI on Rt 62 2 tract aappro" 1 acremor eorless over looking Kan8Wha Rtver $40,000 Call 304 675 6440 between 8 30 and 4 30 ~NXIOUS to sell 3 bedroom house new roof an d w1ring , SJ6 000 00 negotiable Pom t Pleaunt 304 675 6939 lease to purchase avatlable on lhree bedroom house 1 acre lot Jim H1ll Road or will accept tn1de·ln on tmmedtate purcheu. 304·675 , 3073 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAliTY Bx38 house tra1ler 1 bedroom 5700 39661 Rt 143, turn off north Rt 7 ' 79 V1ctor~an mob1le home, 1 acre 12x16 roomadd11lon . front dec:k, 52 5,000 00, Glenwood. W Va 304-576· 201 B. 1970 AtlantiC 12d0. 2 br, eqwpped for woodburner r• fr1gerator and stove, bedroomatr 2 bedroom mob1le home, M1d · dleport, 0 Reference w1th se· cumy deposn 304-882-3267 or 304 n3-5024 K & K Mob1le Momea, 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes. 304 615·3000 516·2083 2 bMiroom 1r11ler. 111r conditiOn, washer & dryer, $180 00 plus utilitieS, references requned Galilpol11 Ferry. 304-675-3216 2 bedroDm all electric mob1te home, $126 00 month plus utll1t1t1, 304·676·4088 44 Apartmen~ 1972 1 2x60 mob1le home, 3 br 11,? bath front deck. lb27 concrete covered back porch, centrela1r, Bx12 storage bldg h acre lot % m1le behind Mason 34 Business Buildings Offlc:lft spac~ Store space 1n Pt Pleasant A·One Real Estate Ph 304 675 5104 35 Lots 8o Acreage 7 acres. 2 barns 1 septic tank and rural water for 7.000 614 ·446 8699 Total electnc lots 8VIulabla 1n the K & K Mobile home park on 2145 Eastern Ave Movem now pay no rent until Jan 1987 Ph 304·676 3000 , for Rent " cond $3 BOO 304-675-6947 Regency Inc 2 bdr , kitchen, nice, good locattOn, furmshed. reasonable Cell 30ot-675·6104 or 304-675 7437 N1cely furniShed mob1le home CA II heat. &K cel locatiOn. adults only. Call61 4 -446 -0338. 513 VI 3rd Ave 1 bdr pnvate bath, $140 P• mo Oepo11t reqUired Call 614 -446 ·4222 between 9 & 6 Furmshed eHiaency 8150 ut1ll· ues pa1d, share bath, 701 4th. Galllpohs Call446 4416ahet'6 pm Furmshed 3 rooms and bath. clean , adults only no pets Call 614-446-'1619 Ntcely furnished 2 bdr apt Adults only lnqwre at corn&r F~rst & Olive St at Shepp~rds Sales & Se1"111ce Furmshed apartment, upsta1r1 Adults only all ut1ht1e1 pakt Call a14-446-9623. Ren tals 3 bdr apt upsta1rs, private entranca t Adults only. no peu Utlhhes furnished Call 614- 446-2683 41 Houses for Rent 5 room house 928 fnsteve Ph 614 446 3945 alter 4p m 3 Bedroom Bath & 11: FA located 3 1/: m1les out Rt. 588 S325 OOmo plus Deposit Ph 614- 256 6789 or 614 266 6205 Small 3 bdr house. mce ne1gh borhood c1ty schools, no pets. couple or cou ple with children, 6300 per month Oepoan 1 year lease. Reference• requ~red Call 614·446·0122 after 4pm 2 Bedroom house w1th garage. all electricw1thwood burner, 1 '11 baths 3ml from Holrers adults only, deposit r~~~qulred Ph 614 446·2783 11ftar 6p m. call 814· 446· 2651 or 614·446·0876 Unfurmshed 6 room house. 1'It baths, uttlity room,' Gas heat. c·en Smiles from town, refer· ence 81 depos1t requ1red Rent •325 OOmo plud utll•ties Ph 614-446-4761 ~--~~~~~ v House on Texas Rd for rent Mobile home on Stella Ct Ph 614-446 0756 3 Bedrooma. Rodney Village. 8286 OOmo references & dep· 011t reqUited Blackburn Realty Ph 614·446 -0008 2 · 3 bedroom housu, 1275 OOmo each call6 14-446· 1876 2 bedroom house for rent 1n M i ddl~tport Completely remo deled New carpeting throughout New cabinets 1276 per month plu& deposit Call 114· 992 5865 - - : - : - : - - -: - - - ; - ·ICSmall 2 bedroom home tn Mid. dleport •Bath with tub and 1hower a1ttched garage, y1rd Carpeted new 110ve and rafr~g ­ arator Just right for tingle or workmg couple Sorry, no pets or ch1ldren acceptMI t176 month plus security depos1t . Phone 6,. · 992 ·6292 after 5p m or wtekends MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS AT 36 PHONE 61 4·446 7274. . 2 bedrooms, all furmshed, mo · b1le home. Gallipolis Ferry, HUO approved a c, gas furnace City water Call 304 676 2132 or Houses t or sale on Evans Heigh ts & a lot m F.turflal d Glede m Ten n Call 614 446 8699 3 Bedroom house f1re places a11 pool sale or lrade A ONE Real Est8te Ph 30 4 675 ·5 10 4 614-367·1267 1985 mob•le home for sale 1 4x70 excellent condition 2 bedroom , 2 full baths C811 614 992 7163 19 85 14X60 for sale or rent 1 m1l e south of gal hpohs Oam Ph 614 256 6089 Rio Grande FA Gas lg K1tchen. lot s of ca binets well msulated. 40 gallon HW tank 4 bedrooms cloae to school bank coll ege Rental Pol entlal, eJtt ra lots, ca ll 6 14· 245· 5823 after 5 30 614· 44 6 53 45 days 3 bedroom, ,1otal electriC 8276 per month, 1nelude1 water and garbage $50 deposit. retaren CIJI No fightmg or dnnk1ng Call Two bedroom lrailer. couples. one small chtld, references,ja nd d&J'OSn. EvMett Schwaru, Ht 1 'lo cuat Lane, Point Pleasant back of K & K 614 446 2359 Clean 2 bedroom home '" Langsvtlle area Storage building and cellar on 1 acre lot. 1984 Schult 3 BR 14X70 w ith 7ft X20 expands on LR & OR has space uver m1crowave m kitchen Total eleetflc. 2 full bath s Owner will help finance If interested call 614 446· 6726 M ust Sell 614-742·2541 1973Vmdale 12x&6wlth7x14 e.xpando Total~tlectn c aet up f or woodburner Good Condlt1on Ph 614 ·245 · 630 8betweer)9 & Four room1 and garage 2323 Jeffer1on Btvd. $1150 00. 14x70 moblie home Camp Coni~ 8fllautlful new house in Pomeroy , Also new one bedroom furnished apartment 1n Middle· port Call 814-448- 1562 or Very mcti spac1ous 2 bedroom . refng & range Covered patio m town q1.11et street • No pets. $175 .00mo plus depo11t 8. references Call Earl Tope Ptl 614·446 -0332 days or 61• 446 0181 evenmgs 614 949-2801 or 614 949 2860 1 bedroom apt for rent Beale rent starts t216 a month thst 1ncludea all utiiJtlel Oepos1t required of 1200 Contact VII lage Manor AP1 Mtddleport 814 -992·7787 Equal Mousing Opportunity 3 room furnished apartment! tor rent Call 814·992 6434 or 304·882·251141 APARTMENTS , mobile home, houses. Pt "•••.mend Gali1po· hs 61•·448·8221 46 Furnished Rooms For rent Sletplng Rooms and hght house keeping rooma Park Central Hotel C11l 614·446 0766 Aoomt for rent, day week month Gtllll Motel C.ll 814· 448 -9716 Rentas low asl120 month Furnlahed room 919 2nd Galli· pohs t1 15. Utiliti• pd Share beth Single male Call 446· 4418 after 7pm 46 Space for Rent 1----- - - - - -COUNTRY MOBILE Homo "'rk. Mobil home loti, tmall chltdrtn accepted, Rt 1, Locust f':oad Mobil home lots. Ohio River RoM 1nd Potters Cr ... Route1 Mr E1tel at 800 826 0752. 2 bdr • all utilittl!tl paid except 304-67&-107& elec.. furn or unfurn., sec. depo•it requirld Convenient Buaineu or Office Space for lout ion Call 814 -«1·8551 or rent New tt.wn 304· 773· 1----------- &14 448 4n8 814 446 1149 Queen size bed & frame t60 00 Ph 814 446-2315 5024 or 304-882·3287 f .1· 111 Supplies & L1v~stock ~----:-'..----­ 61 Surplus regular army camou· flage Carham Demm Rental clothing, camouflage cOverall& $30 00 M 0 ' Sam'" SomeNllle (Sgt u s A F Ret t Eut of Ravenawood Fri. Sat Sun, 12 00·8 00 PM other days after 4 00 PM 304,2.73 6666 Shop for Chr~ltmu Pl11t1c clltf!rn state approved plastic septic tanks plastic culverts, metal cutverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack· son Oh. 614- 288 6930 386-8417 61 4-446 3028 a 2 ~6 1427 SAVE vour lov&d ones some of the 10rrow & ex penal& Purchas· 1ng memonal property before neet.i 11justgood common senn C1!1 now for brochure Oh1o Vslley Memof01 Gardens Call 614 446-3616 Me1gs County Memory Garden• Cali 614-692· 6161 $chwmn 10-tpeed biCICie Cannon 1ure shot 36mm ca . mera, Weatherby 22 calibur nfla Ph 6,4·246 9109 for prices Uve Xmas hN1, mulch, 1tone f irewcod & coal delivered HeaP vouchers accepted Con ' s landscapes Cell 614 - 446 9646 Bin Tabfe Siw, 12 guaga 1hct gun M&R 30 full Ben ch grmder Ph 614446 3537 1 Modet 12, 12 Ga 32m mckelsteel 1460 00, 1 Belgium Browning 30m full tl60 00. 1 Model 1 1 Rem lOin. full New and used parts for Wh1tes. Olivera, M M Oeuu tractors. Siders Equipment Co, 304· 675-7421 882 3397 16, 000 bushel gram bm for rent, Morgan' s Woodla'lfVn Ft.rm . 304· 675-1286 or 675 2275 W1rm Mo~mng heatmg 1tove '276 00 cost $420 00 Call ~04 · 15715· 1892 .....: Exerc1H bike Queen Size bed complete, chest. nha stand to match End tabla •nd lamp 12 gauge shot gun 11ngle shot 22 nfle Priced to sell 304-468· 1898 62 Wanted to Buy Now buy1ng shell corn or ear c:om Call fotllrtast quotes River City Ferm Supply, 614 -446 · 2985 Want to buy p1ckup load of corr . 65 Building Supplies 304-882-3110 CCC Genertc Certificates 304· 675-1807 81ock. ~ bnck. sewer p1pea. w1k· dows, lintels, etc: Claude Wm· tara. Rio Grande, 0 Call 814·, 63 ' Pole Buildings by Quality Budders Workshops. c8rportl, anirr¥1 lhelfert. 1•11n Free a1timat11 Phone 614-384 - 6762 Regltterod Quaner Horses 2 WHnlingl, 1 brood mere in foal. 0111 -even1ngs Ph 614· 446· 2078 2 Stw calfs BOOibs ekh, r•ady to butcher- Ph 614-•46- 4344. 8 yr Geldmg vary gentle, approx 1'. 1001ba Ph 614 446· 7040 or after 5p m 614 992- Pets for Sale Oregonwynd Can.,., Kennel CFA H1m1tav•1'1. Perti.,. and S11meu kittenl AKC Chow puppies Call 6, 4·446 3844 after 7PM 5p m AKC mmi1ture Dash Mound pupp1es, AKC reg1l1ared Pekm gese pupp1e1 8200 00 each puppy P~ 614 446 7920 AKC Rag German Shepherd pup Betutlfut & loveable Excel lent Chn1tmas gift Call 614 446·4211 Or 614· 446-9779 4 peke poo puppies ready to go no 00 each Al•o have AKC reg~atered Pek1nase pupp1es ready 1ft 2 WHk s $126 00 e8ch Mak .. excellent christmas g1fts Colt 614·258-9391 a.. AKC Registered sett Hound pup1 8 weeks old Tr1·c:otored Mother and Father ean be ••en $1 25 C•ll 614 667 57&8 Brittany puppies Excellent hunting potential Parrot, blue front Amazon , tame. telks Call 614· 6811·6021 evenmg1 3 beagle a for sale, 1 year . 4 year 3 months 1300 for all 304 875-3795 1 9in colored TV 6md old excellent condition. works ex celltnt Ph 614 -446-7081 no.oo off on Christmas special 101114 Of l•rger ttorage build· tngs displayed et Fr1nch City M obile Hom" Many aveltlblt ollll Ph, 814·441 9340. 276 8a11on Oiltlnk Ph 114·441· 3732 275 gallon oil or gu berrella 120 00 each. Ph 114·388· ~640 Mi1ttd h1rdwood slebl 112 p• buncle Containing apprax 1Y, tons FOB Ohio Pellet Co PomerOy, Ohio. CIU 114·882· 6461 Coal dettv...ed Run of Mine 142 • ton, lump, t i l. a ton Cell Don Moyd, Fortl4 Acr• Park, Rutland 114-742- 2100 Coat delivered Run of Mine, t42 • ton, Lump $1515 • ton, Cell Den Hoyd, Fornt Acr• P1rk, Rut1and 114.?42- 2100 , LMng room 1u1te including launp lhlir Goye Outtat' with ..... Colll14-112-3871 . 350 Chevy eng ine and Iran'"''" SIOn, $175 304 576 ~ 2704 304-676-8799 oher 5:30 6 AKC rtgllteutd Cocker Spamll PUPI t126 00 each. 304 882· 2061 Musical ln~truments 8EAUTIFUL PIANO Spmal styled con1ole plano in exceuert condition ltored lo cally. Auume low monthtv payment balence Full wtrranty Call exttnllon 244 toll free at 1·800·84 1·484& Hammond Org_.. with l.aalle Speaker Only teoo Come tl)d ••It .. 408 Founh It , Racine Ohiooroatl614-141-24n " • l Fruit Vegetables ' Applat, ell large tla. 7 varletl-. by bq or buahel. .., fruht lind veeetlbln, wt eooept load "am.,-, open 7 daya, Jacltl Fruit Mkt, Rt 31, Mendtnon, W Va 69 For Sale or Trade For ult or trade, AQHA m1re and coli Mare lt bred lo AQHA C!J :..:. 'i. ' l .. flil CD Too Close for Comfort ' TH~ IPE='A I) TO rtOL..P Srf"Al>'( WHlL.E' .SiANPA~C>.S' /-OWER. 0 Cll Judge Cll Mother and Son ® Wheal of Fortune Ill © @Jeopardy @ Banaon 7 35 Cil The Honeymooners 8.00 II ([) @ Highway to Heaven (CC) Jona1han,and Mark brtng toge1her a dytng tycoon and h1 s only son (60 mm ) In S1ereo (]) Bring ' Em Back Alive IJl 0 Cll Perfect Stran· gars (CC) f11 CD MOVIE: 'Ey-it· ALLEY OOP ness' Cll MacNeil· Lehrer Newahour ® ·II (HI N- Mike Ham· mer Hammer must ek.lde an asssss1n tn hts search for a man's mtsstng gtrlfrtend.i60 ...••' .,"• mtn) lllJ Day in tha Ufe of Amor· ica (CC) @ MOVIE; 'Shark't Par· adtae' 8:05 Cil NBA Basketball: New York Knick* at Bciaton Caltics 12 hrs • 25 min I Part 1 of 2. 8:30 ClliiCilHeadoftheCiasa (CCI A lonely Charloe ftnds 20 ft Garn Camper Salt. contamed , good shape c.p 614 -992-3648 ~~ Services ' Home Improvements Autos for Sale Ml&rcede!li 1978 460 SEL 4·door XX Sharp loeded w1ll trade 1-614-886-7311 . 1980 Trans AM , low mllaag a auto. PS . PB. air stereo CB askmg 84,500 000 Not a hot rod . 1f not sold w1ll be trad ed In Call 614-446-2745 , 9:00 f• 448·0294 RON ' S TeleviSIOn Service House calls on RCA Ou azer; GE Spec1 ahng m Zemth C.ll 304 576 2398 or 614 -446 ·, 2464 Fetty Tr ee Tr1mm.ng, stuml) removal. Call 304 676 133.1 ' 1974 Dodge excellent runmng condition. JUSt Winterized elect · r~c seats. body m yood shape, new twes, new battery , and AM FM 1n dash cassett &400 00 will take anythmg m on trada 1136 Jackson P1ke, Apt88 · B, Galhpo· lis Oh1o across from Donnell' s Starks Tree and Lawn Service ' Hedges shru.bs , bushe ~ trimmed. l an dscap1ng and, stump removal Leaf r emoval ~ 304· 676- 2010 or 576 2842 - 1 1986 Chevette 2 -door. n.coo mHes 83500 Call 814 -446 · 72 8wck Electra, 466 eng $260 Colt 614-446-4962 79 Mon te Carlo, VB. AC , PS IW TW . AM · FM CB , Good 1hape. no Rotary or cable tool dn lh ~g Most walls comp leted sameda'f Pump sales and serv1ce 30A 896 3802 : Ashby Construction , carpen.tery remodelin g mom l!lldd1tu~n cement block work. roof1nd mtenor and e~~:teno r pamtin~ s1d1ng Roofmg Free estimate' 394-675· 5445 Of 675 6152 , 82 AMC Sp~rit. PS. PB , AC , T H W H rear dafrott 12 000 00 Ph HCW.E THAT SAID I WAS WHAT r;oe;s "I NSW60RDINATE' ~5TANVALWJVVANCE MEAN~ FORAMONTH. "IN5LJBORDINATE: :' 1974 LTD Ford 400 engine Needs som e ~Mk As 11 •200 Phone814-742-2746. 1980,VW Rebbit . 46 000 actual miles 1964 Chevy truck Runs good. Beat offer call 614 -992 - 7861 1171 Chooy Novo 466 Old• 614-985-4308. 1 1975 Ford Pinto, good work car, •400 31ol-&78-2704 ' 71 Caprtce Eltata atatlon wagon. loaded, axe cond, 304· 178-8241 . Trucks fbr Sale 814· 4411-3243 l'lllomlno t1olllbn Call 614- 1111 Ch..-, 8itvoroao 4-doo• 1 848·24&& O¥onlngt or 814- ton duel whetlt *3.000 00 or 182.7881. bot1 offer Pfl 614-241-5800 you UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER • YESIEIDA yrs SCRAM-lEIS ANSWEIS Nutmeg - Curly - Owner - Fetish - WORST After a dllappolntlng game our son•wes very glum. His dad triad to COneole him by quottng a famous player.. "Make the most of the best and the least of the WORST." · BRIDGE James Jacoby Headache remedy NORTH li ·ZI·II +10 9 3 .A Q2 t 10 B 6 2 410 6 2 By Jame~ Jacoby ~11..,,'111' by THOMAS JOSEPH . ., WEST Every once m a wh1le a bndge hand, like today's: gives the defenders a headache. Does it surprise you that East would open three diamonds With only a six-card smt' That's not unusual. In fact, three diamonds would ea~t­ ly make even though West dtdn't have very much. However, South btd three spades and North gambled a bit w1th h1s raise to game. When the diamond ace was led, East had to get West to sw1tch Not only would tt not help lor West to contmue diamonds, but tl West had started wtth the lone ace, then tt was Important that he get to East's hand so a second diamond could be cashed. SUit prefer· ence was the answer East could play a diamond honor or the seven to sug· gest a heart play When he played the d~amond three, the message was lhat he would welcome a club play from West. What West dtd dtdn't help. lie played the club ace and another club. East won the club king but he didn't know who had the queen or who had the other diamond. So he now tried to cash a d1amond trick Declarer grate· fully ruffed high, p1cked up the trumps and made hiS game wtth the three heart tncks. II (]) @ Glmme a Break EAST +&> •1o 6 s 53 tA5 4A Q 6 3 .J9 7 tKQJ743 +K95 - SOUTH +AKQJ642 .KI +9 +JH Vulnerable Neither Dealer West Wto1 Nortb Pass Pass 4+ PaS! Pass Ea1t 3+ Pass Openmg lead ... .. South u Pass +A .. To avoid the need for aspmn, West must carefully play his cards so that East cannot err. He assumes from lbe play of the dtamond three that East holds the club king. So his proper pjay ts to lay down the club queen at trtck two He can then follow w1th the club ace, and the defenders wtll qutelly take the ftrst four tricks and defeat tbe game ACROSS 3 Mosl ~m I Organtc tttle 4 Revealmg . ' 011 5 Phtltpptne 5 Senora's island shawl 10 Rrtnk 6 Jewtsh II Saudi month Arabtan 7 Sovtet ctty space 12 Genuine station Yeaterday's Answer 13 Rlbhcal 8 Anecdotal mountatn coll ectio n 18 Soupy food 32 Brlush gun 14 Texas 9 Turncoat 19 Modify 33 Flat (mus ) statesman II " Ptstol20 Confined 34 · we - not 16 Snoow Packtn' -• 21 Vagrant amused" 18 Mushy 15 Syn.'s 23 Yarn 35 N M lndtan talk oppostte 27 Skoll 37 Guided 2i Assailed 16 Baseball 's 28 Hehos 38 Teary 22 Musical Rod 3'1 Shoppong 39 Harem compo· 17 Maxtm place chamher s1tion 24 Spoken 251rtsh tsland 26 Engender 28 l.!ud ITMEAN5 I DONT tn a scheme aga1nst Blake (60 mtn ) Cll Day In the Uta of Amarlca (CCI ® (HI Magnum. P.l. Magnum puts his own hfe in danger when he protects a young na1ive gtrl from the clutches of a hired ktller (60 mon) ® John Lennon: A Jour· ney In tho Ufe 9:30 II CIJIBl You Again?ICCI a BARNEY MAW .. TAKE THIS JuG OF CORN SOUEEZIN'S ·OVER TO CALEB RIGHT I'M NOT TAKIN' NO 'JUG NO WHAR·· NO TIME!! CALEB'S AI . iT'S COUGH REMEDY FOR TH'PORE OL' SOUL AWAY WHAT'S HID UNDER -TH' APERN, LOWEE'ZY? A PERSCRIPTIOIII Austrahan hotel men offer 10 wtth a the DOWN I Apiece 2 Nlgertan city , DAILY CRYFI'OQUOTES - Here's how to work it : General Haultng STAGNATION James Bovs Water Serv• ce AlsQ pool s f•lled Ca\ 1614-258 1 14 ~ or 614- 446· 117 5 or"614· 448- ' Watterson ' !! Weter Hau tln9: reasonable rat e1, 1mm edl at4 2 000 g11Uon deliv ery 01stel-na pools. well Ate call 304 57trl 2919 ~ • Coal. hmestone gravel etc• Dahveretl 1 ton and up J1Jti l..an1er 304 ·676 1247 or 676. ?J97 Upholstery ' R & M Custom Couches and R~upholstery, St At 7, Crown City, Oh 614-266 1470 Ev 614·446-3438 Open daliv Bt~ 5 Sat 9 30 to 1 30 Old & new Uphostered v ,, Mowrey • Upholt tenng acrvtni, tnc:ountyaraa21 years Theba\1 In furniture upholl1ermg Can 304 - 675 4154 for h " eshmetes ee AXYDLBAAXR' lsLONGFELLOW ' One letter slands for another. In this sample A ts used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes,' the length and fonnat1011 of the wo{ds are all hints. Each Hay the code letters are different • CRYPTOQUOTE I 1"26 ® On Stage at tho Wolf WHAiDOE6 MEAN? IF 1i-IERE WE~ NO WOMEN IN 1'HIS COUNTRY ITWOULDee A STAGNATION! Trap: Windham Hill Evening on Stage at Wolf Trap Wtndhim Htll musictans Will Ackerman , Mtchael Hodges and the sl•-member group. Shadowfax celebrate their ftrS1 major na1tonal 1our 180 mtn.l In S1ereo. (HI Newa 10:30 (])American Snapshots Cil NBA Basketball: Loa Angeles Lekera at Lot An· galea Clippers 12 hrs • 15 mm.) Pan 2 of 2. .CD INN N-• 11 ·00 II Cll CllG Cll ®II (HI IBl New• (]) Hardc8atle end McC•r· mlck CIJ Amarica' a Cup Cheflen@_ Downunder • CD M• A•s•H Cll Ntwpon Jw '86 In Stereo @) The Honeymooners Pan 1 1t :30 II CIJ IBl Tonight Show · Tonight 's guest Is George Carlin. (60 min ) In S1ereo CIJ 8portaCanter Ltve. 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THERE SEEMS TO AE MORE THAN ENOUGH TO GO AROUN I1 - .JAMES FEIBLEMAN ' D Cll ABC News Nightline (lli ®Magnum, P.l • (Hi Addarfy Adderly IS asked to pro1ect GrMn· apen'a sitter, a human rights ac1tvia1 who hoa become a ' • Complete the chuckle quoted by fdlmg 1n the m1ssmg words develop from step No 3 below PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES when 1he dea1h of an honor studen1 ts linked 10 a noto· r1ous v1g1lante group {60 G.1lhpohs Oh1 0 Phone 61 4 446 3888 01 6 14 446·4477 87 A V 10:00 II (]) till St. Elaewhore ICCI A cr>tically wounded Ftscus tmaginas htmself tn Heaven, Hell and Purgatory while Dr Craig and 1he rest of tha s1aff rush to save hts life 160 mtn ) In Stereo (I) 8 Cll Arthur Halley's Hotel (CCI Peter and Charles clash when two ANO H~ATING 7911 •---'---'-·-.t..-..0.'--L.--l. In Stereo CARTER S PLUMBfN G 85 I dmner wilh a most unusual must ~-~---~- lc- 1979 Ford plck· up Ph MRS. 6TENE;rLE 55NT A ~E Plumbtng •8.ooo ,., 614·246·5620 72 MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ,....----,..-------, ,...::•.,...-----.----..---, r -r-- ----""""'-, Coi Fourth iJnd Pm e 1986 Celebntv 4· door 2 8l 6 Cyl MPFI, Auto. AC AM FM 1tereo~ clock. ruat proof under COlt, geugea, tr•p odom. inttflft wipers, new tlrea . floor mau, all serv1ca records local owner My mother is an optlm11t. Attar a aevare blrzzard the snow banks were ten feet high. "Well," she aeld, "for once there is of laomethtng." E N· G U L J ~-r,:..:r-1.::.·rils;...:j-l.:;.r:l6... Q gatns 1he suppon of Zach 8o Heating 4163 after 4 30 . ~ htmself havtng Thanksgtvlng Powers r~en c ed carpenter , electftCian . mason. pamter, roofmg (~nclu d , tng hot tar appl1 cat10n) 304 .. 675·2088 or 675 ·7147 82 ! ~.,'L~!!,!.?--~-11 I I I I ~-:! a confrontauon over her • rut1. 01 .650 00 Pfl 614 -446- _,.H-=E:,.:D:...TT.--11 • romance wtth M1chael, who SWEEPER and sewing machine repair pan s and suppltes P1ck up end dahvery, Oav1s Vacuum Clean er, one helt m•le up Georges Creek Rd C~~:!l 514 RINGLES'S SERVICE e•p e , 1365 .~ I I I ll . ~ ICC) Nell and Marty hope 10 tl Joey of gamblong fever S1ereo. 700 Club (!) Top Rank Boxing from Leo V -. NV (2 hrs.) Love Cll 8 Cll Dynasty (CCI Amanda and Blaka head1for WATERPROOFING ~! Unconditional hfettme guaran·· tee Local references furn1shed Free 81l1mates Call co llect 1 -614· 237·0488, day or mght Roge r!l Ba se m an ,\ Waterpr oofmg •, 1983 Old smobtle Royale. excel · lent condi11on PS, P8, cruise control. rear defroster, crushed velvet seats, 4 dr , s1lver. Pnced to tflll at S4500 Call446· 0840 or 446- 1429 after 5pm 81 Plymouth· Champ, good co n ditton S1 ,700 00 Ph 614 ·266 · -T-p com_E_&nlon . BA SEMENT Transpor tat ion AWA Wrastlong 190 mtn.) Ltve . 10ft shde-1n carn p&t'. fully sitl,f c:onte1ned for sale 1800 C1ill 614·949-2013. ~· engine Excetlent co ndition Call 68 Game .. 614 388 9022 67 FRANK AND ERNEST 2 Mohawk snow tlfes · 1:170· 15.. very low mtleage wear S36 00 for both , 304-676-6884 81 8628 Pr1ce Reduced Cuddly Teddy bean. AKC reg11tered Chow Chow puppies. Rlldy to DO home New. 19. Rtd6bleck.exc blood lint. payment plen avellt· ble. Th1 perfect Chrlltmas Gift @ Barney Miller 7 05 CD Sanford end Son 7·30 II([) Cll New Newlywed 614 256 1765 Lllrge round bales of hay 81 0 each, Square bales. $, .25 each Call 614- 446· 1062 after 6 71 AKC Rag1l111'ed Sibenan Huakv puppies, both parents on premltel Call 814 949 2940 attar Newshour 1D ©@Wheel of Fonune 64 Hay 8o Grain Groom & Supply Shop Profealfonai Service. all stylea. all breeds, 1tate Rt 141 Gailipo Ita. Oh10 •&631 . Juhe Webb , Ph 614-446-0231 concludes " Great Cowboys They Wen1 Tha1-A-Way ," a trtbu1e 10 the legendary John Wayne flil CD M•A•S•H 0 Cll People' a Court Cll Nightly Business Re· port ®News lllJ MacNati-Lehrer Bead Bla st M achine , p t & cleaner & thr ee H P Com res~ sor 80 Gallon tank $9 00 00 for all or Will separate ; Drill Preu 975.00 I Front Chp 68· 72 Chevy Fend ers Mood Grtll BumpM exce ~ lent c:ond $15000 • 1953 Chevv disassembled e1t1 cellent body 1951 2 ton Chevv new motor pamt mtertor S1 49 5 or best offer For all of the above P~ 3008 56 son as It previews thiS year's Christmas movtes, guest host larry Hagman •' Budget transmissions, used & rebuilt Tool con verters ~& tr ansfer cases W1ll dehver Cull & Carry or Install call 614- 446. 4878 or 614 ·379 · 2220 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers livestock 245 -5121 4275 00 "" 61 4-446·334& 2 Baby strollers, 1 car ant 1 infant seat Ph. 614-246 · 9268 ~ load~iil Auto Parts 8o Accessories '" U N M.I M E 8 oo D Cll Cllll Cll ®Ill (HI tlll N.wa \ (]) Big Valley (!) Mazda Sportalook flil CD Jefferaons CIJ 3·2· 1. Contact ICC) 1 lllJ Secret City @ Facta of Ufe 6:05 IJl Andy Grifftth 8:30 D (I) Clll NBC NeWII (!) Action Outdoors with Julius Boros Cll G Cll ABC Newo flil CD Hogen' a Hemes CIJDoctor Who ® Ill (HI CBS N-s lllJ Body Electric @Good Times 6:35 Ill Safe at Home In S1ereo 7:00 II (]) PM Magazine (]) Hardcastle and McCormick (!) SportaCenter Love (!) Entertainment Tonight ET begtns 1he holiday sea- \ionda, CB 900 Custom. w1th Hon daaccessones AM FM cassette $1500 XL 260 fpt parts SSO 304 ·882 · 3397 • 76 JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER. &R 35 W Galhpol1s, Oh•o Cal1614- 441-97n. eve 814-446· 3692. Up front trac· tort w1th warranty over 40 used tractors, 1000, toots . 64 Misc. Merchandise Callahan s Used Tire Shop Over 1,000 tires. SIZeS 12 13, 14 1 5 16 16.6. 8 miles out Rt 218 Call614 -2151· 62&1 1HERE, OORVON Motorcycles 1982 Honda Z-50 R go o~ cond1t1on Ph 614 - 446~ 1960 • S.E Ohio Couch. chair and coffee table good condition , 8100 304· 74 CROSS & SONS 614-286 64&1 Christmal Trees S~tlect your tree. Cut it anyt1me before Chr~strnat s12 00 anv me Newell's Chrlatmal Tree Farm Hang1ng Rock Rd , Meson. WV 304 -773·6371 or 882·2886 2783 Pickens Used Furniture Good quality used furniture Open 9 to 6 or call for appointment 304·676·6483 or 676-1460 NI6HTMARE,I~NT $ 1200 C ~~..' Farm Equipment ,..._slev Ferguton, New Holland. Bu1h Hog SaleS" & Serv1ce Over 40 used tractors to choose from & complete lme of new & used aqwpment Urgest ulect1on 1n w1th Concrete blocks all11zes yard or delivery Muon ••nd Gallipolis Bunk beds 8199 00, 2 tw1n manres..s 160 00 eech cell s Block Ca , 12l1h Pine St , Gallipolil, Oh1o Call 114-446· after &p m Ph 814· 446 1112 Large refrigerator freeur. G E self-defrost. Call 614 992· 2892 OJ 614-446·7249. FINE LINE &ETri~EN A DREAM AND A •k 1976 Jeep 4 wh eel dnve 6 cvl " y2 metal top &895 1974 Dod~ Tt(lga Camper Smk stove 1 Stapleton s Cycla RebUIIdabl e cycles & parts Ca ll 614 44§-7414 after 5 1p m on weekday~s U S 35 West. Jackson. Oh10 FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS Coil 304-675-1090 ' Sawm1ll 3 Block standard size naw wood , good c-ond1110n 51 500 00 w1th out blade or power umt Ph 814- 446 -8038 Repo11e118di We tl1ve'em, we flnance'eml tEiDO down & take over paymentifrOellvered at No htrft Charg e. Mid Oh1o F.nan· cla l Service Call 800· 826· CAtH for your used home Now buy1n9 pre '78 models Contact For ulegood uledcolor TV's call U. Tony'• Gun Rep 11 rs, hot rebluemg Open 9 00 AM to 7 oo PM Cell 304 1&76 4631 Bulld1~g Matenals 2 and 3 bedroom &partments and houses m Pomeroy or Middleport. Furmshed or unfur n1shed P8y own utillttes Call days 114 992 2381 Route 33, North of Pomeroy Large loti C.lll14 992 7479 • 7398 THERE'S SUCH A f• ---:-:----,--~ Elec Range llin $915 00. Elec Ranye 401n S75 00, Elec Range JOin avocado S126 00 2 elc ranges 30 1n wh1ta 1126 00 each Elec dryer cop pertorm , gas dryer 896 00. Kenmore automatic Washer 196 00 Skaggs Appliances Upper RIVer Rd Ph 614·446· •' 1979 Jeep J-10 p•ckup 4 ~W( exc cond 304-676· 3641 GOOO USED APPLIANCES , Washers. dryers. refrigerators. ranges Skaggs Appltances , Upper R1ver Rd. ba11de Stone Crest Motet 614-448· 7398 8o 4 W.O. -;. ~~=========~=========~~box Sleeps four 614 247 -4292 675-1948 Fail I! for plant1ng tree1 bushes. also f1ll din & 10p !liOil Oav1sons Landscapmg Ph 614 tn Rac1ne, very nice 2 bedroom duplex Fully carpeted 5200 per month plus utlht1es Call 11 K.ero11nt heater S60 00, 304- Duplex 646 Second , c•peted, 3 bedroom. LR . OR. new k1tchen & bath washer & dryer hook up 5286 00 mo plus ut1ht1es & secur1ty deposit Ph 614 -0690 614·992-2094. 0 614 -446-0322 F~rewood dehventd Oak & hick ory, split HEAP voucher. p1d!;up load $35 Ca11614-•4&· 2223or 614-992·5304 0225 00 304-67&-1371. Used Furntture Wuher & dryer gas range, wood tabla & 2 bencres. bed1, dresser wood wardrobe 3 miles out Bulaville Rd Open SAM to 5PM, Mon thru Sat Furnished Apt *210 00 ut1le ttes Pd 1 bedroom, ftrst floor Ph 446-4•16 sfter 7p m One bedroom total electnc , unfurniShed apartmMt Watttr free Call 614 992 -5742 or :::::::::::=:=! f Sofu and chahs priced from $396 to $986 . Tabtas tl50 and up to $126 H1de·e·bed1 5390 to •so5 Reclmers 8225 to 9375 Lamp• •2a to I· Dmettes 5101 and up to t496 ~ Wood table-w· 8 cha1r1 1286 to S795 Dille t100 up to t375 Hutches '400 and up Bunk beds complete w ·mattrenn t296 and up to t395 Baby beds $1 10 • $176 Ma1tr111810r boK 1pnnga full or tw1n 163, firm t73 , end t83 Queen sets t226 K1ng S350 4 drawer chHt t66 Oressars 189 Gun cabmets 8 10 & 12 gun Gaa or Mectr~c range 5375 Baby mllttreasee 135 & 1•5 Bed tram" 120 t30 & King frame 160 • Good selecttOn of bedroom suites matll cabin!:ts, headboards •30 and up to $a6 •us Vans Rearrange letters of tha scrambled words low to form four s1mple words EVENING 1982 Jeep CJ ·7. Renegade package 258-6 cyl 6 spd ha~d top & soft top, 42,000 mlli{f.. EJtcell ent cond 1tton Retell boi~ value &6200 Sellmg priCI't, $5500. Call 614- 446· 7289 t 64 Misc. Merchandise . Firewood for u le &30 00 PU load Call Roger Meade. 814 1 an.;l1 'h bedroom apt ave1labl1 at R1vars1de for rent Ba11c rent starts at 5179 plus ut11it~es 5200 secunty deposit required Inquire 1111 614 992 -.7787 J 0 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Fum1ahed eff1c1ency 8176 00 2rms & bath utilities Pd 446 4416 attar 7p m 6 0752 do 2 betlroom trailer for renl Close to schools and ttor.- Call after Great Buv 1 2x60 2 bdr mob1le home 24x28 metal pole ,budd· 10g , approx 11 clearance extra hook up for mob1le home g1rden space all th1s on large corner lot, slle85•172 Notulls t omow 1n P11tr~ot . sellmg because of health Call 614-379- 2282 $14,000 304-773-5361 Real Estate Employment Services 19712bdr &lergelot Be11deof Clay School Call 814-2S6 1992 after 4pm 304 675 5726 2282 WANTED TO BUY.usea"w ood & co~~:l he8ters SWAIN S FURNI TURE 3rd & Oliv e St Gall•po lis Call614-446· 3159 County Apphance, Inc. Qood used apphance1 and TV 1et1 Open BAM to &PM Mon thru Sat 614·446· 1699, 827 3rd 73 ==:J··r Oltva St Gallipolis . New & usld wood·coal stoves, 6 pc: wood LR suite i399 bunk beds t199, antron reclmen t99, new & used bedroom 1Uit11. rang11 wringer waahers. &. shoea Ne1f1 ilvingroom suit• $199-•&99, lamps, also buymg coal & wood staves Call 814·448·3 U9 Furmshed 2 bedroom mobile home on private lot, located in Crown City, Ohio t 126 00 mo 8100 00 deposit Ph. 61 4·266· 1187 1------------r----------~ 5 00 p m 614·992-5914 32 Mobile Homes 18 Wanted to Do For rent or sale 14x70, for Sale SWAIN AUCTION 81 FURNITURE 62 '~!:~:~' S@ll<l!~-Z&r..~se WOlD lAM I Edltod by CLAY R. POUAN -.:.----,..0 four be· 11/26/86 ' 61 Household Goods The Daily Sentinei- Page-23 Television Viewing Two 1973 Wh1te frmght line(s1 both good cond , 1976 motor, home clas s B tor sale or trade 304·458 -1729 : days or 814 446 9639 2171 BORN LOSER Trucks for SaiB' 1974 Ford F160, 351 engme: Excellent work veh•cle w1th Ilk• new "alumtnum topper need• some body work As 1s 9995 , ' phone 614 742 2745 Mobtle Home 2 bedroom, fur· lost In Mornmg Star area. whtte wtth gray spots femal e Walker It found please Call 614 -949 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1982 Dodge Ram 1 50 V 8 Rees e H1tch w1th topper good condition Ph 614 -446-0690 • Merr;lianllise before 10a m Vlfednesday, N~ber 26, 1986 1979 Ford truck 'or sale or trade ' Ph 614-446 3~43 i For Lea~e basement ahop under 11ore, , 506 Jefraraon Blvd also someone to clean out for scrap Call Bob Lew11 304 876 1436 180 00 mo ctll 814· 2156-1636 "" 614·446·2359 : , ' ' : 72 KIT 'N' CARLYLE For lease In Eureb- ntee 1nd dean, adults only No pets, deposh required FOUND • Small c:ollte typ8 dog moldy bllck, brown dot over 11ch eye on Charolats Htll area 9 49 for Rant FOUND · on GOC grounds vowng sohd white female ca1 • '! .Wednesday, November 26. 1986 1arge1 for murder 170 m1n 1 • 12.00 (])Burna 8o Allen (1) Auto Racing 'B8: Berber Slab Pro Serloro (R) (I) Jefferaona CD Rewhlda a ' �• Wednesday, November 26. 1986 I ' Chtln••• Slit 9•1•1 SLED'IfEAR Long and short gowns and robes, pajamas and baby dolls. Soft warm fabrics in a complete range of women's sizes .. HOLIDAY .SAlE PRICE START AT ONLY CHAIR SALE $71· o9, . I .i . .1 · WALL-AWAY RECLINERS • SWIVEL ROCKERS • ROCK-0-LOUNGERS Many beautiful and durable covers of herculon and ... lon. Also a good selection of vinyls. .AUTIFUL ·ACCENT PIECES SAVE 25°/o OAK CURIO CABINETS OAK HAll CONSOLES OAK HAll TilES GUN CABINETs OAK lEt. CAIT OAK BAIIISTEI BOOKCASE VEGETABlE IINS MINI DIY SIMS MAGAZINE UCIIS AlliEDUCED 25°/o SALE/ . ' MEN'S LEATHER BELTS Including Western Belts Genuine to quality leather by Buxton , end· L11g111. Sizes ·3o ·to 48. Popular colora and widths. '12.60 to '14 Belts ......... '9.99 •14.60 to '15 :60 Belts .. '11.99 '16 to '17 Belts ... ....... .. '13.19 •. I .REGULAR S21.49 . SMOKE & FIRE I ALARM I) Can sense amoke, aound an early !ilb\: alarm and help light your way to m safety. First Alert by Pittway. ~ SPEC/At $]7 49 I DUXTOM I} SALE PRICES! . &ll MEN'S BUXTON ~ WALLETS .m Choosa your favoritelill ltylll end color from our big-·Miection. Tri· ~ fold and bi-fold styles. IOXED IEADY TO GIVE '13to'14 &ll Wallets .... ... '10.80 16 to $17 (ill' Wallets .. .... . '12.80 ffi '17 .50 to '18.50 ~ Wallets ....... $14 .40 $26 to •27.60 Wallets ....... '20.80 ~ m m ffi Sale! Reg. $1.8 5 i:fY RED HEART ~ ~~ 1~!~l!~~~ont -~~. ~ s.! ~. £~ :tJ ..JtL ffi m from our big feloctlon . l Y• . ounce skeins. 1 1 $~~HI' $14 9 SAVE ON QUilTING NEEDS ,k....... _.. ~~or~. Iffi f004s. .,.., ...:'''""" 'ffi STOCK UP '-ill ~,.... 1114 ,... r•4 REDUCED '"' (ljt:1.: I .., ~ (( ~1 ' ' l.!.- (hi m ·m ,_ ; . / ! ~:t,;' . "• ..i ~ ~ 'l'h'l l ,K __ I ~ Chtl11m11 Qllt Se/e B d Ch . ea s, ams, Pendants, Pin~, Rings, Br~celets, P1er.ced Earrmgs and Chp-on Earings. Reg. $2.50 to S15.00 III:"IIILAI S1.49 . CANNON, DISH TOWELS ...._....__ _ _ _ _ ___. Checkered pattern on white terry cloth. Frlrigad ends. Size 18 x 28 inches. AS· ..d/1 sort•:cp~~oCra/.Al I ... 20% q.~(J s$199,,$1199 ~ ~ 99( HOUSIWAIIS DEPT - ht FLOOR SALE! HUNnNG CLOTHES Get ready now for dMr Mllon next wMk. Blaze orange vesta and jackets: Plus Cerhertt brown dul:k hunting bibs, jackets and Vllts. . SALE ·PRICES lADIES' HANDlOVER'S GlOVES Nylon/spandex with suregrip luther palma. Colors . includf111rey, black, brown, tan end navy. ON.E SIZE · FITS ALL saaa f,.,,,,,d, PMIIO' OMIO 11141 Ul JU1 I I I I I � 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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