https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eba5366c0d4390a22fe30751192db66f.pdf 40c74e1248515dcd5542bca65b7d8e4e PDF Text Text Page-E:6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Open Doily 10-9; Su.nday, 12~8 RreQulat ~May Vtr, At Some SIOfe~ ()hio Lottery Do.., To local Comoettb-1 24 Days 'til Christmas Daily Number 644 . Lotto SUN., MON., TUES. ONLY! 29-38-17 -32;.36-12 • aty K mort• ADVERnSED ' MERCHANDISE POLICY Our llrm ir.ttntlon Is to hl'tt ~ Vol. 36. No.146 1986 adMr- , tlaed ham In atocll on our lhetvea . If an • enttne 2 Sect ions, 12 Pa'ges 25 Cents A Mult imedia Inc. New spaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Monday, December 1, 1996 Copyright~d Rain, possibly · heavy at times tonight, with a low near 40. ~ain likely Tuesday, with ,highs near 50. The probaliUl~ of precipitation is 80 percent tonight and 70 percent Tuesday. lldvertlaMI lltm II not IV~ItitMe fOf Pill· chaM due to . any unlore'"n , ...,.,.. K m~~n wiKII IUI .. 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Drop style. $old~- QoodoDopl.' Our 29.97. Allache ca1e with Inside gusset pouch. 2 flap pockets. Colors. · -~~-Oool- WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pres· idcnt Reagan, hoping 10 blunt attacks from . Congress with promlst'!s of full disclosure, Is about 10 give marching orders to the panel appointed to rev iew National ~cu rity Council operations ta inted by the secret iran arms $a les·Co ntr a aid co nnecllon. Back In the political heat of Washington after a brief California vacation, Reagan prepared a formal directiv e, wi th an execu· tlve order, fort he three-member panel he named last week to "conduct a comprehensive study" of the NSC. The panel, headed by for mer Sen. John Tower. R·Texas. was to meet today with Reagan, Vice Presldf.'nl George Bush and other NSC members. Reagan, visibly upset by the fires torm that has engulfed his administration, said on his return Sunday to the White House, "We' ll do everythin g necessary to get at the truth arid then we' ll ma ke th f.' truth known." . On boarding Air Force One for his trip to Washin gton, Reagan testily lold reporters, "We're going 10 get to the bottom of this, and then we'll make It known." While House chief of staff Donald Rega n, ambushed by reporters, said: "The president said he wou ld do whatever ·was necessary so th at the people would get the truth. He said he would do whatever is proper." On the eve of a Senate Intelligence Commltlee Inquiry, Senate GOP leader Robert Dole called Sund ay lor Reagan to convene a special sesslo.n of Congress to dls cusss the growing scandal. Mea nwhile. Reagan Insisted in a Time magazine interview released · Sunday that the clandes· tine operation to re-establish ties with Iran -and the side deal to funnel millions of dollars to the Contra rebels In Nl c a~agua was not a mistake. In the Interview scheduled for publication Dec. 8, Reagan lashed out at critics calling on him to repudiate the deal. " I am not going to disavow lt. I do not think It was a mistake," he said. The president blamed the news media for picking up the Initial report from a pro-Syrlan maga· zine In Lebanon that triggered the affair now consuming his admlnistrallon. "I have to say there Is a bitter bile In my throat these days," he said. " I've never seen the sharks circling like they are now wllh blood In the water. "What Is driving me up the wall is that th is wasn't a failure until the press got a tip from thai rag In Beirut and began to play it up. I told them that publlcily could ... get people killed. iBul) they went right on. "The press has to take respon· slblllty for what they have done." VIce President George Bush. In a separal e Interview In Time, flatly denied any part In lhe covert funding of the Nicaraguan Contras with profi ts from the Iran arms deal. Marlin Fitzwater. the vice president' s press secr~lary , said Bush, who retu rned 10 Was hin gton Sund ay fr·om Maine, knew nothing abou l th e money transfer. Fitzwater denied a repo rt in HEAP applications available Applica llons arc slill available for the Home Energy Assistance Program to help low· income · Ohioans wilh the high costs of their winter heating bills, accord· ing lo tlie Gallia·Mcigs Commun· lty Action Agency. To be eligible for ass istance, the tota l household Income must be at or below 15 percent of the federally established poverty Middleport wins grant from tourism 9ffice 1.99 ~ONVERTIBLE UPRIGHT~ 472 "'' fl. Card w/wrap Olleatllighl ' •4 pot. rug adjust. i•U amp motor ., qt. !lisp. bag U4lU 4.97 YOUR HOOVER 1.00 CHOICE '$6900 SAVE S30 Off UST HOOVER CONV. $8900 . GJ~ HOOVa SPIIr CANimR s UPIIIGHT w/ottoch. SJ()997 ......... ,., •JO fl. cord •15 1/r ~1. topflll bog •J amp motor •comfort IIOOVII •14 ft. co;d •pow., surg• grift SU9J ••/l pc. att. Mt U4397 Mayor Fred Hoffman announced today that the VIllage of Middleport has been awarded a granl of $4,000 under the 1986 Travel and Tourism Competitive Grants Program . Accordi ng to a letler received by the mayor fro m Marilyn J . Tomasi. Travel Director for the Ohio Office of Travel and TourIsm, 94 applications were received statewide and Middleport's was one of those that · qualified most clearly In meeting their criter ia. .She stated that It was obvious to the granls committee that ·a great deal of thought, organlza· tlon and local cooperation con· tribute<! to the excellence of the local grant proposal. Ms. Tomasi stated that the purpose of this program Is Ia' enable local, non-profit visitor organ izations and tourism acUvl· ties to expand ·their marketing and promotional programs; pro· ' vide job retention and expansion; and, enhance the elhnlc, cultural, tourism value and qual· ity of Ohio and that more points were awarded to programs. such as Middleport's, that had pasl· tlve planning mechanisms fo r continuation aft er grant money Is spent. Mayor Hoffman stated that the application was . a joint effort of the village and Middlepor t Chamber of Commerce President Bill Blower and would result In funds bel nil made available lor promoting tourism and other promotional activities In Middleport, which shou ld also be of benefit to all of Meigs Cou nty. The mayor staled that terms and conditions of the award would be co ming soon from lhe Ohio Office of Travel arid TourIsm and felt this award would be a big step toward "adequately · promoting the many assets of the community. AWARD WINNERS - Winning awards during Junior Miss competition Sunday were, left to right, Leglna Hart, Southern High, and Tara Woods, E~tern High, sharing the spirit award; Tammy Theiss, Southern, scholastl~>~; Melissa {, The New York Times thai Bush would make a public statement lhis week. But he said "It's possible" . the vice president would address the Issue In a speech Wednesday 1o the Amerl· can Enterprise Institute. Calaway, Euiern, first runner-up; and Amy LoukiJ, 1987 Meigs County Junior Miss, who reL-elved lhe the poise and appearance, youth fitness and creative and performing arts awards. guidelines. Applications are ava ilable at ihc communily action offices, Ohio Deparlment . of Human Services, senior citizens centers, posl offices and many other l)ublic places. A separalr emergency ass ist· ance progra m is avail able 10 provide finan cial assista nce 10 eligible applicants who are thrca· lened wilh a disconnection no· lice, or have already had scrvi, ces disconnected or have a lO·day or less supplv or IJu lk fuel. Emergency fund s can be paid on behalf of an eligible household once per winler heating season. The maximum one-time benefit Is $200 per hpusrho ld. Applicanls must present proof of total household Income for the previous three lo 12 months: a shut-off notice Ol' fuel statemenl and social securit y numbers for all household members. Applications for the HE AP Emergency Assistance Program musl be completed by Commun· lty Action HEAP staff members. Applications are being ta ken al the Gallla Count y Outreach of· flee; 220 Jackson Pike, Galllpo· lis; the Meigs County Oulreac h office at' the courthouse In Pomeroy and lhc CAA central office In Cheshire. Applications are belrlgtaken at the two outreach offices Tuesday through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon and I to 4 p.m. ·The centra l office In Ches hire will accept app lications Tuesday and Thursdays, 8 a .m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Home vlslls will be made to (Continued on Page 61 �. .' Commentary trav to N-Y for conference encounter \t ' . Page-2-The Daily sentinel Pomeroy-Middle~. Ohio Monday, December.1, 1986 ' ' 'The best .gift_·------,-~-~-R_us_ty........· ~_row.;._ ·n The ·Daily Sentinel · ~ ~ · DEVOTED TO THE INTEkESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AIIEA ~~ ~~-.-·~d•-=ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH Assistant Publlsher;c.,..troller General Manager ' DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The United Press International. Inland.Dally Press Assoelatton and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Tile very best gltt ton:our child this Christmas cannot be found on . the shelf of !he toy store. It Isn't a talking bear or a high· powered mlnl·sub. It doesn't run on batteries or contain 62 plastic pieces. It Is a better present' than all the toys 'In the world. It Is the gift of self-esteem. Children who have been given a feeling of worth and a sense of speclalness head Into life with the wind at their backs. If you read the case histories of battered women, 1\lds on drugs, pregnant teens or juvenile law· breakers, your chances ol com· lng across· the phtase "has tow· self-esteem" are about 99 In 100. Not feeling good about.you~sellls a no· win ticket to nowhere. A Lubbock, Texas, couple. Billie and Dan Duncan. have put together a three-part series of booklets and hipes ($12.95 each) to help youngsters acqu!te self· e~teem. She ls ·a speech pathoJo, gist. and he's a family therapist. Building on their professional experiences , they created a program (our years ago called SPEED - for · Self-Directed Program for Early Esteem De- : Washington Window fr·::Reagan confronts ~?~'Irangate' ordeal •... .. . ' ... ~ 'I . "' : : : By HELEN THOMAS "'' • ·• UPI White House Reporler : )VAStll]'IGTON !UP!) -An "Jrangate," fueled by the presidential penchant for secrecy, Is doing in the Reagan presidency . · ;. The president Is in trouble no matter how the crisis sorts out. If he dld.not know that his operatives In the National Security Council were funneling funds to the Nicaraguan rebels from secret arms sales to Iran, he should have. As delineated by Attorney General Edwin Meese, national security affairs adviser John Po.lndexter and his deputy "mystery man," Lt. , Col. Oliver North were the only U.S. officials privy to the deal. : That defies the imaglnatlpn, particularly in view of what was • · Involved, Including supplies from American bases, planes needed to ::; transport, CIA agents to deal with Swiss banks and so on. :. -Reagan claims he was not "fully Informed." If Reagan was one of . the last to know, he must be doing some soul searching on his own "·§lyle of governing. The president has never wanted to be bothered with the deals. He trusts his aides to carry out his decisions. But .: usually they are final decisions. and under his mode of operation, how ';~ orders are carried out are not of much consequence. -..· · Former President Gerald Ford said, "The president ought to know '< the·full story because that's his office. The president ought to be fully ,•: taformed and he ought to have people to keep him Informed." · · • ' The penchant for secrecy has afflicted every president. But Reagan , oas approved of more plans to classify more documents than any · chief executive In recent times. ; His goal in Central ·Amerlca to overturn the Marxist·Sandlnlsta : government In Nicaragua has been notable for Its covert · ramifications. When Congress was saying no to military supplies for : the Contras, Reagan's aides In the NSC were finding ways to Involve ; private donors to keep the pressure on Managua. · As he heads Into the last two years In office, Reagan's foreign policy I is In disarray. Allies are astounded. Friends are skeptical. And the • distancing of himself from administration actions puts In question the ..:.. role 'of Secretary of State George Shultz who knew of the secret ~aeallngs with Iran and continued to publicly denounce states dealing :: ill Jerrorlsm and to urge allies to do the same. · •· · Meese. the president's close friend and point man. Insists t~at , •.:Reagan Is a "hands on" president and does watch the store. · : ; ' He Insists the "president does know what's going on" but says that ·~· 1 •what you have here are things concealed from the 'presidenl." · =~:;· The question is did the preSident ever ask what happened to the money from the sale of weapons to Iran. Did he ever seek full details. -:: Old he ever talk personally to ('lorth. the shadowy Marine figure who ;. was involved In secret planning for the Invasion of Grenada, the ~ ;funding of Contras, the capture of the Achille Lauro terrorists and • other diplomatic and military undertakings by the administration. ':'· ·The president has said repeatedly that he still believes that he was : Fight in seekin g a channel to Iran. He notes that the secret mission did : read to rhe release of three American hostages. And he had hoped not • to go public at this time todeterminewhether more hostages would be • freed . : : But in a world where many nations and many factions have their :own agenda and have learned communications American-style, his s~cret could not be kept forever. • Foreign policy has never been Reagan's long suit. He had goals when he came into office and believes that he has stopped Soviet expansionism. · But he has been trapped by believing that he can only Inform the American people of what he thinks they "need to know." as he has put It . : .He has had four national security advisers In his presidency, two of 'litem military men. Their job was to coordinate all information from the Pentagon, the CIA and the State Department, but It appears they were more intent on selling the president strategies lo promote goals · 'w)lhout touching all bases. ~ : •Reagan has taken responsibility for the debacle that has ensued ·:rr:om the Iran deal. But there Is no question that his credibility has •:- suffered and his administration has been severely damaged. ::: ·The crisis will not go away in a hurry, and lilt follows true to form , It ; :wlll take on a life of Its own. ·> ' -there are some observers who believe that Poindexter and North ;.;!fillY have been chosen to be the "fall guys" and others also may be ';;Involved. : : -'l'he president is resilient. He may ride out the storm. but the going :;..may be rough for a while. \ ....... "' . .-. .. ... • •• ~ ' ff:roday in history :>: : Today is Monday, Dec. 1, the 335th day of 1986 wit~ JO .to foll ow. ; :The moon Is new. · ~- -'!'he morning stars are Mercury and Venus . • The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. • Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius. They Include detective novelist Rex Stout in 1886, for mer United Mine Workers president W.A. "Tony" Boyle in 1904 (age 82). actress Mary Martin in 1913 tage 73), comedlan·filmmaker Woody Allen in 1935 (age 51), soul singer Lou Rawls in 1935 (age 51). comedian-actor Richard Pryor In 1940 (age 46) , and slnger-acrress Bette Mldler In 1945 (age41) . ·on this date in history: · In 1913. the world's first drive-in gasoline station opened for ~ business In Pittsburgh. · ,.. : In 1917, F~ther Edward Flanagan founded Boys Town near Omaha, • l'!leb. :: In 1943, ending a "Big Three" meeting in Tehran, Iran, U.S. !: !>resident Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston · Churchill and Soviet Premier Jose! Stalin pledged a concerted effort •· to defeat Nazi Germany. :•. • In 1982, Sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts announced he ,;O,IIId not seek the Democratic presidential nomination for 1984. '! ~ A thought tor the day : Detective novelist Rex Stout wrote, "There a'retwo kinds of statistics, the kind you look up and the kind you make up.'' 'I : velopment. It is being used In schools, preschools and teacher· training programs across the country. The "Early Start" booklet and · tape for youngsters 5 and younger emphasizes such posl· live self·taik as "I am one ot a kind," "I am special," and "It Is OK to.be different." They learn of .. .their special ness by comparing . thumb prints, looking at them· selves In the mirror and thinking about all the different things they can do with their bodies. Says Billie Duncan: "We try to show them that even a simple LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. ThPy ~oold be less than XKl words long. Alllet.ters are subject to editing and IBISt be signed with name, ad.dress and telephooe number. No unslgnOO letters \lt UI be publlshed . Letters should be In good taste, addressing issues, not persCI\alltles. ' l TVC standings A betler way to handle this woulq be to ask the child wbat he would like to do. "Shall we putt he training wheels back on?" "Shall I hold the bike for you?" That gives the child a chan~e to take responsibility, and mother Is not dictating,what to do. .' going price for deliv~ry to terrorist· sponsor lng countries thrpugh Greece Is $20 per ar· tillery shell and $3.000 lor an America·made TOW anti-tank missile (the United States sent a thousand of these to Iran, ac;cord· lng to President Reagan) , When cash is InVolved rather than bartered oil. the currency Is delivered to a htgh·level official in the Greek Mlr\lstr)' of Defense. CONFIDENTIAL FILE: Intel· llgence sources have been chewing over some curious lnforma· tlon seeping. out of Afghanistan: Soviet atrocities have grown so horrendous that the occupiers are even losing the loyalty of their most dedicated Afghan collaborators, according to reports from Inside the unhappy country. Soviet troops' scorched· earth retaliation against clvlli· ans in rebel·infested territory , the wholesale roundup !l,nd tor· ture of Afghans suspecte<l of support for the freedom fighters , and the Soviet occupiers' arrogance and undisguised contempt for their homegrown communist lackeys have all contributed to massive defections, our sources say . llelpfe 35 W~hton 32 · Trlmhle 3M F••deroi ·HocklnK !6 .(0T) VInton County 28 Nclunvllle-York IK Colleg~ scores Sidurd~U· ',; foil••••· t '•"lthwU Ry l"nlll-d Pr1'1tS lnll'l"nal•••~ (' ut•a fulu Mlr~&«l' R11"·1 r\1 Tuk,\'U Slunlnrd ·!fl. ,\ rixn•u !!4 IU\'~Ion h\A Play11Hs IMu~~o· ur•• .l l, M111hun fl Mur,· 1~ . l\"h-hllll,; !'II..,._ ,\ppiiiiiC·hiWI ~ - ·s fo~sl••rn Kl'niUt-t,' tl t'urnu111 ltl t\ rblllOWi Sl. Ill. Sam H11uslun Sl, ~ fA!Ilrrn lllln•t~ ~ Murray Sl. t l fri'IIF~II. SOI.IIhl'rn ilt. Nnrt h furallna /\t\T~I Nti\· ad~t-HI-no '!7, hluht1 7 Tt•n nt'N!ol'lt ."ii a.lt• l'!. 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Each of the seven days Is dedicated to a different principle of life, described by a Swahili word - "umoja " (unity), "ujlma" (collective work and responsibility ), "kujichagulia" (self·determtnatlon), "ujamaa" (cooperative economics), " nla" (purpose) , "kuuma" (creativIty) and "lmanl" (faith ). A candle Is lit each day. Children are given · presents, told stories a_nd asked each day what they have done to carry out one of the seven principles. The fourth In the American Festival of Holidays, Hanukkah, is also celebrated by lighting candles, this time In a menorah, for eight days . . While Hanukkah commemo· rates the miracle oi a small crucible of oil that Qurned for eight days In a temple alter Judas Maccabaeus defeated the Syrian oppressors In 165 B.C., It has never been a maajor Jewish holiday. But its close proximity to Christmas Increased Its popularity, and many Jewish families give Hanukkah presents to their children. All of us ring In the new year on Jan. 1, and five days later the American Festival of Holidays closes with "Fiesta de los Tres Reyes Magos" (Three Kings' i Day). This holiday has. hlstori;:al authenticity. Until the fourth century , Christmas was celebrated on Jan . 6. Later the day was assigned to Dec. 25. But Puerto Ricans have retained the day that commemorates the Magi, who came ll .\' k4• II~. \hhh 11'1 ,. ' _ ~ · u.,.ulilJiun "lnd.. nr (t "lluadu' 1!111, \\"Hmln ·~nn IIIli Now open evenings till 8 p.m.until Christmas CLOSED SUNDAY ' .••, • . I Nell'iOII\'Uie- Vork ••.',........ ,,,, ...............1 I Well"t.- .......... .................................1 I Ale"andt>r ...................... ........ .. ........0 0 Novemher 25 Re!oiult": A.theM 10 Mel~ ~~ Marietta 16 Belpre 81 Nehioch·lle-York 75 Lo,;an 67 Waterford 67 Trimble 6t November 2fl ReKuKs: !!1•11!!1 'I! Miller~~ Belpre 58 Welltllon U Fedcrai·Hocki•JC ~Trimble 51 VInton OctUnty M Nelsonvlllt"Vork 8M No'Vemhfr 2M Re!terve .Re~lt ": Mell!l' il9 MOler 311 ,., II By Chuck Stone Do American Indians celebrate Thanksgiving? It depends ·o n w hi ch Thanksgiving. The "old" Thanksgiving com· memorated the Pilgrims' tribute to God for surviving In their new land and coexisting peacefully with the Indians. The "new" Thanksgiving Is the unofficial first day of the Christ· mas shopping season, replete with gaily festooned stores. Native Americans (misnamed Indians) might actuall,y find It easier accepting the holiday that glorifies nationwide mercantile paganism Instead of the one that ultimately exalts their own geno· clde and the theft of their land. After 200 years, this nation can feel no pride In the open·alr concentration camps euphemis· tic ally called "reservations." Perhaps Thank sgiving's larger meaning is unfinished bu.slness. On the lighter side, It also Introduces a period of some serious partying. In the slx·weeks between Thanksgiving and Jan. 6, six holidays are celebrated by var· lous religious and ethnic groups: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Kwan· zaa, Hanukkah, New Year's Day and Three Kings ' Day. I call this period the American "Festival of Holidays." It's what Wait Whitman meant when he wrote, "I hear America singing, the varied carols I hear." The second of my American Festival of Holidays, Christmas, needs no explanation, but most Americans are unfamiliar •with the third, Kwanzaa , which begins the day after Christmas. '• •. l 'hwttrlon~hlp t ...... A matter of course ___Ja_c_k_A_n_de_rs_o_n_&_D._a_le_JI;_a_n_A_tt_a WASHINGTON - You don•t of terrori s t -s ponsoring radar skills. have to approve of President governments. Greece is another nation that We can now report that a regularly sells weapons to Jhe Reagan's secret arms deal with Iran to be contemptuous of the crucial link in the chain of Bonn's anti·Amerlcan, terrorist · criticism that has come from support of Tehran was the close sponsoring regimes in Tehran some of our European allies. relationship between West Ger· and Tripoli. A NATO ally In little After all, they've been selling man Foreign Minister Hans more than name, Greece barters weapons secretly to the Ayatol· Dietrich Genscher and Iranian huge quantt!tes of arms to Iran in diplomat Sadeq Tabatabal. lah Khomelnl for years. return for oil, which Is then either In August we reported that the refined in Greece or sold on the ·Reagan administration was seA relative of Khomelni, Taba· world market at a sizable profit . cretly selling arms to Iran, and tabal Is one of Iran's most crucial Earlier this year. for example, we also gave chapter and verse weapons buyers. He also re- an oil company In Athens on some of the "outrageous mains In close contact with swapped 20 Amerlcan·made F-4 weapons deals made by Western terrorist organizers In both Iran jet engines for a shipment of European nations with the ter- and Western Europe. ·Our s01!r· Iranian crude. The engines had rorist states In pursuit of ap- ces say Tabatabai's friendship been Illegally exJ)orted to Greece peasement and profits. " with Genscher was parlly re- by American arms merchants. France, we disclosed, had sponsible for the Iranian's quick On Sept. 25, we have learned, a secretly sold hundreds of thou· release following his arrest four high official in the government of sands of artillery shells to Iran. years ago in Dusseldorf lor Greek Premier Andreas Papan· So much for Premier Jacques oplu m smuggling. dreau met with Gadhafi in Chirac 's loud protestations of The West German government Tripoli to close some secret arms friendship with Iraq, whosesoldi· has also authorized arms sales to 'deals. Gadhaft's shopping list ers and civilians have been on the Moammar Gadhafl's Libya. This Included sophisticated anti· receiving end of those shells. meant that, when the U.S. Sixth aircraft guns manufactured by West Germany agreed to Fleet approached the Gulf of the Hellenic Arms Corp. of supply Iran with four diesel Sidra last March, German-built Greece. plus a variety of other submarines , we reported. with gunboats were among those sent weapons - some of West Gerthe result that Lufthansa had by Gadhafi to challenge the man design manufactured In become the safest airline to fly, Americans' right of free pas· Greece under license. with the possible exception of El sage. Furthermore, West GerFor those Interested In the AI, which relies on Israeli secur· man Instructors had taught sordid details ol the deadly trade ity measures, not appeasement many of the Libya n crews their In arms. we can revPal that the Tourn:.nwnl .>\1 i 'anl••n. Oltiu Meigs girls post easy 65-30 ·win over·Miller now.~~ "This beats the Goodwill Games! Now, Bogie, how about if we tint your hair yellow with 11 touch of blue, or .... " KniKhl>o ol ( "111111111•1!> RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN . . \ body activity, such as standing on one toot or turning around in a circle. . Is an a~compljshment. When young children realize they can do .things, In specilll ways, they feel good about. their,bodies. and t h a.t J·s a Po s It I v e experience." 1 In the second of the r<er!es, titled, "That Special Per,son Is Me," children ·ages 5 to 19 are enc.ouraged to think of (hem· selves as winners: "winning Is walking to school ti~ mysell." "Winning Is swimming faster today than yesterday." They are asked to enumerate likes and dislikes, hoping this will carry over In later years to starting preferences, setting goals, form· lng opinions and becoming a~are of who they are. . Throughout the series, , nega· tlve self·talk ("I can't do 'that," "I never get anywhere on Urile") Is replaced with phrases sue)) as "I like doing a good job," "I am proud of my work, " and' 'I can do it." How we talk to ourselves often determines our success or . failure. In workshops for adults,- the . Duncans explore everyday situ a· tlons and how parents react. Example: A child Insists on having the training wheels on his bike removed and falls off repeatedly. His mother says : "Fred, let's put the training w~eels back on until you·r~ older. It's just too hard for you right . U1 Court Street l'omeroy, Ohio The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 ~'RHJGS - Fresh off . 'each of the Ma~aucjer,s first two , bench, also. .· JUST DID FALL CLEANING llnitwln of the 1986-87 cage games while 6·3 junior center . . BASEMENt SALE ~~lmpaignl Coach Mlck Childs' Brent Bissell has added games of lri other action around,the TVC prick.,.brac. dishes, boois. clothin& & Maraudels travel to Nelsonv.llle- 16 and l4 while also being a fierce · last Friday, Belpre defeated misc. Also new A\IQn demo products. · York Tuysda.l:J!I an attempt to board cleaner , and defensive Wellston. 56·44, and Federal· · TUES. & WED., 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Hocking edged Trimble 56-51. · remain w!lll the leaders In the stalwart. RENEE STONE 361 Grant St., Middlopon TVC. Other Meigs starters will be 6·2 Alexander had the league bye The BUckeyes defeated LQgan senior Don Becker at; guard,'and Friday and has yet to play a 1 :._:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~...._-..l.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--:75·67 In/ the season opener last 6-5 junior Mike Bartrum and 5·10 game. .. Tuesda( but dropped a narrow senior Huey Eason at the for· In addition to the Meigs at 69-68 vr,rdlct to VInton County w~rds. Guard Chri ~ Smith and Nelsonville· York game Tuesday. Friday for a 1·1 overall and 0·1 forwa~d Pbll King should spell . other :rvc action sees Alexander · TVC mark. Meigs ·is also· 1·1 early relief while 6·5 senior . at Wellston, Belpre ar Federal· overa~. but.l·O In teague play, center Scott Powell has seen Hocking and Trimble goes to .com!ni; off a '72·41 thrashing of several· minutes ,of action off the Miller. Vinton County Is Idle. Miller I:rlday. N· y Is coached by first year Randy Penrod, ·a former, , N·Y cage\. The Buckeyes (allest player Is 6·2, so the Ath~ns Couhtalns have relied mostly their perimeter shooting. Lead· HEMLOCJ<: - Meigs' Mari)U· five. Meigs made27 of 58 shots for lng players are 6-2 Oennls Howe, derettes placed four in double 47 per cent and ·shot a blistering who averaged 13 points a game digit scoring In coasting to their 57 per cent In t~e first half, last year, and 10·point J)er game second straight with a 65·30 sinking 16 of 28. At the line, Meigs returner.6·0 guard Mike Russell. decision .overwinMiller here wasll of 19 for 58 per cent. Miller Meigs' 6·1 senior gl!ard J .R. Saturday. . made only four,of 18 foul .shots for Kitchen has popped In :i9points In Jennl Couch and Jenny Miller 22 per cent. led a balanced Meigs scoring In the reserve game, Miller attack with 15 points each while sank both ends of a one and one Julie Miller added 13 and Jenni with five seconds left to post a TVf StucUnp Swartz 10. Shelly Simmons led 30-28 win over the Meigs re{onraiU Miller with eight. serve~. Meigs had a two-point Team , W L Federai-Hocklng............................... l 0 Coach Ron ·Logan 's Marau- lead In the final minute but Vl•tonfount:v .... ...... .......... .... ....... ... 1 o derettes were In complete con- missed three consecutive one M•llt'... .. .......................................... l r trol from the opening tip, gaining and ones to allow Miller the Btlpre ..................... .......... ., .... .. 1 I a 20·6 first period advantage and victory. Nikki Whitlatch led Nclsonvllle-Vork.;······· .. ····················l I Mlller......... ............ ........ ................ .. o 1 eased Into Intermission with a Meigs with 10 points . \\'elblton, ........... .... ....... ...... ........... ... o 1 commanding 38-15 edge over the Meigs returns home this Thurs· Trimhlt•................... .. .... ..... :.......... ... o 2 Atexandl'l' ~ ....................................... l 0 smaller Lady Falcons. day against Nelsonville-York . (Conference) The win could prove costly, Miller is at Trimble . Te""' W L however, as point guard Tammy M~IR" .... ..'........ ...... ....... ................... 1 0 MEIGS (65} - ,Jennl Couch , i -1-U; Belpre... 1...... .................................... 1 0 Wright suffered a possible ankle .Jenny Miller , 6-3-15; Ju11 e Miller, IJ-3-13: Vlnlon County .. .. ..... ......................... ) 0 fracture early in the game and is Jennl Swartz, 4-2-10; Tammy, Wrl,;ht, FederuJ-Hocklng............................... l 0 on crutches. Wright could be out 1)..().0; Shell)' Stohart, 2-1-5; Missy Woods, N(ll!oi811VUi l'-Vor k.... .......... :...... .. ........ 8 I S- 1 ~7: " 'endy F1')', 0-..0; Dee Henderson, Mlller............................................... o 1 tor at least four weeks. Wright's 1).1).0. TOTALS 2HI-65. Trlmhle............................................ o I MILLER (30) -Cheryl Doughty, 1-2- 1; Injury leaves the MHS lasses Well!olton .................. ................ ........ .e I Val Toth, 2·0.1; Michell• Stll.. , l·ll- 2; with only eight players since Shelly 1\lrxander ........................................ l 0 Simmons, 4-0.tl; Rhonda. Toth, 2· 1·3: senior Nancy Blankenship Is Missy Horn, 0.1-1; Vonda Stiles, 3·0.6. f ReMerve l'Onlerrnt:e TOTALS JH-311. W L already In a leg cast. Te:un By q•arterH: Mellt'.......... ..... ................................ l 0 Jenny Miller led Meigs in ......... :................ 2() IR 14 13- 11! Belpre.......... ,...................... ............ .! Q rebounding with seven while Melp Miller......... ................. 8 9 8 7- 30 VInton (;ounty .............................. .... ) 0 Resei'\IP.S-MIIIer SO, Mel~ 28. Swartz had six and.Missy Woods Trlmhle. ........................................... I 0 Miller................................. .............. 0 I Federai·Hocklng...... ........... .... .......... o I " r ""' . Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio December 1, 1986 .. 1\uflltrn :!1. n.n•u ~ - open a close game and went on to a 26-7 victory over Willoughby South. Both teams had entered the oontest with 13-0 records. The Cavaliers' John Paul Case passed for 195 yards and one touchdown, a IO·yarder to tight end Jay Koch, and also kicked 42 and 43·yard field goals to spark the win. .T he Newark Cat hoi ic Ayersville game wen! right down to the wire, with the Green Wave winning 28·27 on a 12·yard touchdown pass from Jeremy Montgomery to Bill Franks and Mati ·Dase's conversion with 47 seconds to play. That capped a last gas p 72yard drive in which Montgomery completed six of seven passes for all 72 yards. For the game, he was 21 of 29 for 324 yards and three touchdowns. f 'tJoJkman d - """"' .... fOrwmhtlna*l. Soulllt•rn 1' . J l .."i1 li. 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Fair· field's Ben Hubbard leans towards the conservative side. !Ji!tter to 1M' safe than sorry, right'! Hubbard, with his team trail· lng 20·14 and facing a third down on the Lakewood St. Edward two and jtist over a foot to go for a first down, called a dump-option play. Down deep, Hubbard hoped q·uarterback Scott Hormann would just keep the ball.and just pick up the first down. Instead, Hormann fired a short pass over the middle to·split end John Pfeifer for a touchdown with 6:50 left in the game. Nick · Toon added his t hlrd extra point of the day and Fairfield had a 21-20 win and I he Division I state high sc hool. footb a ll championship. 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Everyone welcome . ' POMEROY - A Christmas bazaar , sponsored by Enterprise United Methodist CHurch . will be · . held Friday. 10 to 7. and S.tur· day , 9 to 1. In the former Ebersbac h building. Gifts. baked goods and fl ea market Items will , ' · be sold. · $39900 . . . Yl Oak veneered magazine rack . has carrying hanqle and ·tots of room for magazines and ·la•• newspapers. l.c3f,.''x91f2' 'x J61t:~ '' H ~.g. $39.~~ NOW s. RUTLA ND - ThP Tri·County Mlnsterlal Association w!ll be hav ing a gospel sing at Hysell Run Holiness Church. Saturday .. evening, beginning at 7:30. Pas· tor Mike Thompson invites everyone to altend. RACINE- The Unll l'(l Melho· d!st women of Racine Met hodist Church will hold their an nu al Christmas bazaar Saturday, 10 to: :. : 4, In the church basement . lunch : : will be s~n' ed. . . .. Hunter's meals •· LONG BOTTOM - Meals will . .. be served at long Boltom Com· • · munlty BuHdlng each evening ·throughou l deer hunting season, · ' Dec. 1·Dec. 6. 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Miles Crawford and ·. :. Dalcenla locue, past patron and ·, :. past matron of Sal ina Chapter . .. • Malden, W.Va . will beth(' Insta l· · ling otncers. ONLY $29900 ONLY '. EASTERN- Eastern Athlellc Booslers meel Wednesday al 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Officers will be elected for 1987. and all parents of Eastern athletes are encouraged 10 altend. FRIDAY Ig• diagonal Color TV with decoratorstreamline cabinet. Keyboard tuning. Simulated Spartan Walnut firiish. Maple ! ftntsh. Set ,··lncluiles 36" table ,with a~12" leaf and ,fou r sldi chairs. COm1-•u1e TV and atereoc.blnet topped wtlhii'T\If' ... stain rtelatant llnltn 10 n lito mtllcllt grMt dry blr to· 21' oolor 1 V - COlftlloltlllly. AIJOio compo~itnt• llore on ....- blhRI • lriiNd, lomptNd glaoo door. ond - - " ' PIHIIIltd 111 -pnL Unn - o l 101~ Olk ond - - - producll. -.your-·· . • 60" TALL FUll VIEW ·cHEVAL . MIRROR Contemporary decorator·streamline design 19·inch . diagonal13ble TV with Super Video 1\Jning. ' $249. 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Officers are to wear chapler dresses and there will be a gift exclfa nge. CULTURED MARBLE TOP Model Cl908W ONE-DAY. · liiW fii.M' ~'IIITV f' Tour~!(')' Model Model Bl920W RaddllonTradttlonal Tablft by t.!rhlwl 11 a1 1'TaR!!y lvlln llll (K)' ) Tt"ulriM')' POMEROY - The Salvallon Army will be taking appllcallons for food baskets and toys on Tuesday and Wednesday 10 a.m. until noon and 1 p.m. unt114 p.m. eae h day . lft WITH I Limited Supply! FrldiU' at fln d nmUI M•~ ld•aum at fllrn"lf&""'M.-IIon {Pa l Ofdu l l•h' id C'arrh•r fh.,,.h· SYRACUSE - Sutton Town· ship Trustees meel Tuesday, 8 p. m. , · Syracuse Municipal Building. HALL• TREE SAVE ·W;~:ON a spac. .avlng push-button power recliner that actually moves automatically! Rio GriUidl' TINrrn!)' ' $7995 .' '•' RUTLAND - Rutland Village Council meel Tuesday. 7 p.m., al the civic center. NOW ONLY 12 HOURS ONLY; :D££.'.210 * lli!• nl~u• down din . • K .-ntU<· k~ POMEROY - Xi Ca!Dma Epsilon of Ohio Ela Phi Sororlly. , ; meets Tuesday. 7 p.m .. lhc . Senior Citizens Cemer on Mul· berry Heights. ANTIQUED COAT SWIVEL Thurlid!Q' Akron ill Uhlo ~ Ottle Doml•l c~~on MMrltelll M"lll l lnlon Ill W i ,f ( Pa. ) Nortl-.•rn ' .. • roll gets deep : .·, · ONLY f' rdlll'\·11111' • Ohlu 'A't'lllf')'llll EWJNGTON - Thl' Gal lla Co unty Crime Prt'venlion pro· gram ·has scheduled a n orga nlza· tionaI meeting with all inleresled residents lo form a neighbor hood ., wa lch program 7 p.m. Tuesday at I he Acadl'my Building. 13 I -Drt-12" beater bar bfush ' ONLY K'IWI!Ilrr ... Bl'l hMJ {\\'\'a ) , .. ment cleans contrasl and color fidelit y. • Relianl Chassis with 100% Modular desi111. • Electronic Tuning. • Classic S1yte. Nutmeg Oak Color finish. OF THE FUTURE IS HERE, NOM VALUE! 'l'ui'!Odll,\ ' Fhtrldlol :.11 f* lu Sl Kt•nl ~ 1M! ~l~mp..., fld M•rsllo•U "' Ullin t:nh· KYGER - Cheshire I ru sll'es meets Tuesday. 5: 30 p.m., Tow n· ship .building in Kyger. , ·. different carpet heights. Recorden Maarh1111• Woootl't' M• klnpm 111 Kt••yon GALLIPOLIS - MCM Run· nin g Club mrels Tuesda y. 7: 30 . · p. m. , Cha rli e a nd Co . 's. Gallipolis. ruo • Zenith Custom Series Color 1V • Zenith Smart Deck Video otlkt ( ',llt'll:t' ft ll!i kto!hull S.·ht•O.. It• M o fld~ ·EUREKA UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER ,Zenith quality at budget prices. Pricyf'9· ( 'l'fllrl' tK~· t a t Miami Tfllt<6n ;II Udnolt \ 'IMI~DWn :-It at C'lt>V l'iand St ... _j___._ 142'! 95 Ore of Christmas Olft. For your lather - the man with a special love! Collect· lngguns, hunting, treasuring Grandad's trusty shol gun. A practical hanmome gift for him that will keep on giving for years to com e. T~ESDAY 4 pultlon Dlol· A-!i~~J ® I helghlldjuol· Gifts of Quality The Whole Fa•nily Will SUPER RECLINER · BUYS This week's college games fa M' tt.•s'"'''' 11.1 111'11\' ~' " ' ~ '.J I Pu ) at fMwrl"' Wllmln,;l on at " Ws h __ __.. ,' · MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lodge l63, F&AM will mPI Tuesday a l 7:j0 p.m. Then' will be refreshments folloWing 1he .. ,. mceling. 3 ZENITH 15" FOR CRISTMAS BY PULASKI ll ~ Decem~t $11995 PRICED Get Your Christmas Recliner Today. Super Buy On A Super Chair! ' RACINE - .Rar int' Chapter 134 . Order of lhe Eastern St ar. meets Monday , 7:30 p.m. This upright Is packed with features to do · dependable work . tor you. Limited Supply' I When These Are Gone There Will Be No More. A Unique Gift For Dad . B~i[B.U,VSjDAY~~ .ERI 'SUPER! SPECIALS! SALE . Priced . From ........'69 Other Rockers POMEROY - .Meigs Coun ty Sa lon 710. Eight and Fon y. ·- '· Christmas dinner and par·ty al , ,' Tri nlly Chu rch Monday a1 6::10 ' p.m. '• l ' . Regular '189.'5 GREAT SELECTIONS AT SUPER SAVINGS Portland Ill\ Indiana 101 Allanta 11 3, S;~namento 109 l.ak ~ . oR .\\, .L r wP . - Ora nge Trustees m<:l't Mon· day. 7 p.m. . hom e or Doro1hy Callaway. cler k. NITTY GRITTY DECEMBER 24th, 1986. • Tow~s hip EUREKA '• . 12 HOURS.· Special factory purchase! Choose from one of thes e two beautiful solid wood rockers and save$70.00. Over 10 styles of rockers In stock to choose from In oak, maple, pine and decorated finishes. and student desks in stock. The:v are going last; get yours today • ' . ON ALL ITEMS · Good Tuesday, ~· In expanded deskllne, 'roll top Cle\'Piand 90, Nt>v.' York AA \hs hin~on 116; San Antonio 103 llall"" IlK. Ulah 107 New .Jersey lOt Huuston 97 Mihnukt>e 131, DenYer 99 Gold~ StW.l' Il l, f hh!MI:O 107 lA •FREE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE SUPER# NEED A DESK! Come and see oul' newlv RP!.mlb Sunday'!' Re~o~ults , ..... . MU!':D1\V But •••••• . $ H •LAY-AWAYS ACCEPTED . ' \oUa< (aGl MlllNfR ~~ Portland • DECEMBER 2nd ONLYI12 HOURS ONLY! ONE DAY SPECIA Hems Would Make Great Christmas Gifts! ., Desk's At Sale Prlcesl · 5 10 .!t33 5 Pa cl fi <~ Dlvbollon LA Lakt'I"S I~ ~ .K5l Goldtn Slat 9 G .GOO 3• 1 Sfal.llt' M G .$71 ~ Phoenll •' TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, PRICES ON MOST OF ND MANY OTHERS ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE StORE DTHROUGH D·.c.,24th, 1986. • NoDMy gets your dishes cleaner• • Low Energy cycle lor everyday loads • . Energy Saver Ory1ng • 3 level Jetwash System • Maytag Dependability • Commercial listed ·, by U.L. • Large 1.2 cu. ft capacity • Solid state touch control • Ten level variable power control p.m. St. Louis ld Philadelphia. 1 p.m. Twnpa Bay at Chl c11go, 1 p.m. HuuNton at San Di ego, ~ p. m. N\' ,Jl'ls at San Frand~co. " p. m. Da lla-; at LA RamM, 9 .p .nJ. · Monday, Det•, K Ll\ Rai derN at Seattl e, !} p.m. , 9 p.m. Tuesday, December 2nd Open ,9 p.m. · NY ' ' oa:u.·u Sunday':; ' Extra Special . Gifts For That ·Special Person Who Hal Everything •LIMITED TIES GmBy TmpBy Seattle 31, ' GRAT£:tHRISTMAS' KICK,QFF SALE. ' Ce ntral II 2 U .816 2jJ4 110 1 s • .138 :12:1 m O.Jr<M II TO HELP YOU OUR 'CUSTQM6R ,~ AND ALL OF US AT ~ASON FURNITURE KICK·.OfF THE CHR.ISTMAS SEASON. WE HAVER JUR fNWRESTOCK 0~ MERCHANDISE TO SUPER LOW PRICES. NEVtR AGAIN WILL PRICES BE1K!S·.LOW:THIS TIME OF YEAR, COME IN A~D SAVE LOTS OF DOLLARS ··ALL LIVING ROOM SUITES PRICED TO GO! \\'est •·Chi ' ' 'AT ·MASON FURNITURE .CO. 8 s o .m 323 332 I 9 0 .308 21it71 3 10 0 .231 235 !Ill PUsh ' ATE·:cHRISTMAS KICK-OFF By \Jn..,ed Press lnterru.tlooad American CGnferenct Buffa! lndnp __ ........, ' NATIONI\L FOOTBALL LEAGUE Mlam Calendar 1. Scoreboard NY Jl NwE The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 · Pomerov-:- Middleport, Ohio Monday, .December 1, 1986 Monday. Oecamber 1', 986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • �' . I Page-6-The Deily Sentinel Monday, December 1. 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Area deaths Enthused audience-cheers·show's reviv~l. ' . orchestra not oniy·accompanled home from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. Evelyn Luca11 the show but provided an excelTuesday. . lent pre-show musical program . Evelyn J. Lucas, TI. · 1031 Pet;ry A. Riggs which set the pace .for the : Whetstone River Road, Caledoproduction. Making up the group · nla , died Friday evening at the Pe•ry A. Riggs, 78, of Pomewere Jennifer Sheets, accompa:Community Medical Center In roy, died Sunday after an exnist· Roger Gilmore, Tim.Glaze, ;Marion. tended illness. Jar~ Sheets and Tom Martin.' · Born in Middleport, she was Born in Meigs County, he was a Sponsors of the show, the first . the daughter of the late Homer son of Herbert and Joanna Riggs, produced by t)le association In Jones and Margaret McEihln- and was a graduate- of Bliss live years, were tl!e Pomeroy . ney. She was married to Charles Business College, Columbus. Chamber of Commel'ce and the :Lucas, who died in 1985. He served as Meigs County · Rutland Civic Center · Surviving Is a son, Rod, Mar- Auditor from 1947 tO 1958, and Organizadon. . 1on, a daughter, Mrs: Marjorie was a Mejgs County Deputy . Carl Hysell, county juvenile :Thompson,. Caledonia, and live Clerk of Courts from 1932 to 1944 officer, ·headed a group of volun•grandchldren. She '\'aS preceded and a sanitarian with the Meigs in per share, compared with segment net Income, res4!ting teers who capably hanpled traf· COLUMBUS - Bob Evans' in death by one sister. County !{ealth Department !rom Farms net sales for the six $10,614,000, or 47 cents per share a 7 percent · decrease in net lie control and parkin~ at the. Funeral services wil be held at 1959 to 1968. He served- with the - Income. . center. months ended .Oct . 24 were ln.l985. .2 p.rn. on Tuesday at the Timson. U.S. Army during World War II $153.283,000. an increase of 20 Although the company's resThe Increase In net ~ales is . - - - - - - - - - - - :Allen and Melroy Funeral Home and was a member of Drew percent over $128,058,000 during taurant segment posted a !6 directly attributable .to the res· ;in Caledonia. Friends may call at Webster Post 39 of the American the corresponding period in 1985. percent Increase in net Income, taurant segment because . of -the funeral home today from 2-4 Legion. · NOW OPEN FOR THE : Net Income for the first six record high live hog co~ts dram- more restaurants in op~ra11on Surviving are his wife, Gladys and 7-9 p.m. Buri;U will be in the atlcally affected the sausagl! and a 3 percent net Increase In CHRISTMAS SEASON Morgan Riggs, two daughters months was $9,846,000, or44 cents · Caledonia Cemetery. -real growth in the same store Pointfnlao, Hotly lr111, Lin & Cui • and sons-In-law, Nora and Rosales a year ago. An increase in Chrlotmas lrllt, foiloge rl1111t, bert H, Eason, of Pomeroy, and net sates in the sausage segment :Lawrence F. Boyd Hanging losktls, Christmas Joan and Mariln L. Johnson. of • is du e to higher wholesale prices , Wreaths, C..., Arr-mtnll, GroYO llubll .& Sprays.· ; Lawrence F . " Lightning" Atlanta, Ga.; seven grandchild· Meigs · County Eme~gency Center for Mattie Coates -to .being charged for Bob Evans · ·Boyd, 63, of North Second Street, ren, Angela Eason, Robert Riggs Medical Services reports 10 calls Veterans Memorial Hospital; · Farms products. agaln because ' Middleport . died Saturday at his Eason, Linda Warner-Eason and over the weekend; fot~r Saturday Syracuse at 4:12 p.m. _to Third a! higher live hog costs. ' Huey Eason, all of Pomeroy. home. Street for Ivan Powell to VeteBob Evans Farms sausage and six Sunday. Mar ta Sliger, Paula Hampton SYRACUSE OHIO Born Feb. 25. 1923, in Pomeroy, On Saturday, Rutland at 1:59 rans Memorial Hospital; Middle- products were introduced In the Open Doly 9 to S, Iunday 1 to 5 Mark Riggs Johnson. all of and he was a son o! the late Joseph a.m. took Scott Lester and Kevin port at,4:30 p.m. to Front Street Memphis, Tenn., area in S,ep. PH. 992·6776 . Atlanta, Ga.; one great· and Wilsie Johnson Boyd. He was for Geneva Demos key who was tember. The company's sausage Milam from an auto accident at . self-employed in the general grandchild. Lauren Hampton, Meigs Mine No. 2 to Holzer treated but not transported; segment also recently began ;haullng business. and was a Atlanta, Ga.; four sisters, Edna Medical Center; Pomeroy at Syracuse at 9:52 p.m. trans· tes t-marketing fully-cooked ·veteran of Wor ld War II. He was Lee and Evelyn Stanley, both of 10:14 a.m . to Union Avenue for ported Todd Hubbard from an sausage and biscuits , and ham . NOTICE . :a member of Eli Denison Post 467 Pomeroy, Ethel Sargent, Dania, Edna Leach to Veterans Memor- auto acciden t on Snowball Hill to and cheese and biscuits in · the Fla. , and Esther Gill, of Lake·of the American Legion, and was Ial Hospital; Rutland at 2:04p.m. Veterans . Memorial Hospital ; Nashville. Tenn .. Columbus and · EFFECTIVE DECEMBER I, 1986 wood, Call!.; and three brothers. To make more efficient use of our affiliated with Mount Carmel to Carpenter lor Victoria Tim- Racine at 10:03 p.m. transported Cleveland and Louisville and Fred and Harley Riggs. both of telttlhones, a new system was in• Teresa Cook from the same auto Lexington. Ky., market areas. Baptist Church, Bidw'ell. Pomeroy, and Wallace Riggs, of berg to O'Bienness M~ mor lal Jlalltd at the high school, ho· Hos pital; Rutland at 2:59p.m. to accident to Veterans Memorial : Survivors include his wife, San Antonio. Texas: · wever, a change in numbers was Hospital; Pomeroy at 10:52 p.m. ; Helen Payne Boyd, Middleport; He was preceded In death by Main Street for Maggie Caruth· to Pomeroy' Heal th Care Center necessary. Effective December 1, · one daughter, Donna Boyd, Mid- his parents and two · sisters, ers to Veterans Memorial Social Security 1986, the following numbers an , for Colmer Roush to Veterans : dleport; one son and daughter· in· Eleanor Heilman and Edith Hospital. no longer working numban: On Sunday, Pomeroy at 8: 30 Memorial Hospital. · Jaw, Dave and Janice Boyd, Riffle. DISABILITY 949-2176 YO AG Middleport; two grandsons, JusServices will be Wednesday, 11 a.m . to Pomeroy Health Care 949·2190 MUSIC tin and David Boyd, Middleport; a.m., at Ewing Funeral Home. Denied the bem<!lts you de949-2259 ATHlETIC two sister.s. Betty Robinson and Burial will be in Meigs Memory ~? Call a lawyer with DIRECTOR Birdie Gibson, both of Washin g- Gardens. Friends may call at the experience in handling Social ton D.C.: and two brothers. fun eral home from 2·4 and 7-9 Security cases. No attorney 949-3081 HEALTH NURSE Charles Boyd, Middleport, and p.m. Tuesday. In lieu of floWers, fee unless your claim Is 949-2600 CENTRAL OFFICE John Pat Boyd, Black Fork. the 1,1amily requests that donaCLEVELAND (UP!l-C hristLottery officials said$3,237,616 approved. Free. Initial 949 2700 HIGH SCHOOL Besides his parents, he was tions be made to the American mas came early lor one Ohio worth of tickets were sold for the • · consultation. The ntw nuft.b1rs art: preceded In death by two sisters, Cancer Society. Lotto player- the one who holds game. Frances Qualls and Marie Cythe ticket with the numbers 12, Officials said 287 tickets have 949-2611 SOUTHERN • rus: and three brothers, Joe, 17. 29. 32. 36 and 38. live of the numbers. Those HIGH SCHOOL ' . · Eddie and Arthur Boyd. tickets are worth $847. Anotherl 949-2669 SUPERINTENDENT'S • Services will be Wednesday. 1 That ticket. the only one with 12,256 tickets have four numbers • OFFICE (Continued from Page 1 · p.m., at Ewing Funeral Home help any el derly, handicapped or all six numbers chosen Saturday and are worth $53. I ATTORNEY AT lAW 949-2213 TREASURER'S · with Rev. Vance Watson. Rev. homebound persons needing as- night. is worth $1,995,585, to be The jackpot lor next Satur· OFFICE Eddie Buffington, Rev. Gilbert sistance with their applications. pai d out in 20 a nnu al day's game Is estimated at $! ·n • . . Poi p lobby J. Ord Craig II and Rev. Calvin Minnis 507 officiating. Burial will be in lion Those moreorlnformamay needing call 446-0611 367-7341 .,~in=s~ta=l=lm=e=n~ts=·--------m-Ul-io_n.__ _ _ _ _ ___;,_+::::::::::::::~~~~f::::::::::::::::::::::::Su::r:in:t•:ndtt::n:t~ :Meigs Memory Gardens . in Gall!a Coun ty and 992-5605 or :Friends may call at the funeral 992-6629 in Meigs County. J, ·~ ·._;,,, A audience or over 800 people gave an enthuslastlc reception to the 27 acts of the Big BendMinstrel Association's Varieties of '86, which played at the Rutland Civic Center· Saturday night. . The crowd on hand was generous with Its applause throughout the . show, giving' interruptive applause to a number of the acts and Alice Nease received an ovation for her rendition of "St. Louis Blues." Mrs. Nease, a longtime performer with the association, and Mrs. Olive Weber, show accompanL~t for many years, were honored and presented flow ers and mementos during the show In ·appreclationofthelrefiortssince ·. the association was formed over 30 years ago. This year's show was dedicated' to them. Marydilmorestepped In atthe last' minute of the production to tearn with Eiob Buck In a co medy and dance routine after Debbl Buck, scheduled to appear in the number, became IlL Joe Struble, longtime master of ceremonies with the group, again kept the show moving. An Bob .Evans Farms sales increase- • answer 10 EMS UnitS . caIIS. · HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE . §JS 3999 BOARD r----Local Briefs:---, Winners at open house named Ruth Smith, Racine. Jan Zeigler, Pomeroy,- Nancy Hayes, Clifton, W.Va., and Kathryn Fruth, Point Pleasant, W.Va. were the winners of door prizes at the open house staged Sunday by Hubbard's Greenhouse, Syracuse. for life's little emergencies as well as life threatening emergencies Pomeroy police probe incidents A breaking and entering, theft of a car and two accidents were investiga ted by Pomeroy Police over the weekend. " At 10: 04 p.m. Saturday pollee received a report of a breaking and entering at the home of Homer Smith, Union Avenue. The car was also taken bu t recovered at 11:48 p.m. on the Kroger parking lot. Police report that a number of things were taken from the house but the complete list has not as yet been compiled, and the incident remains under Investigation. At 11 :43 p.m. Saturday, a hit-skip accident occurred at Pizza Hut parking lot. A car driven by Martha Maynard, Syracuse, was struck in the rear by another vehicle. There was minor damage and no Injur ies incurred. . At 12: 23 a.m. Sunday, a deer jumped over a wall near the aid water works on East Main Street. Pomeroy. onto the hood of a car driven by Sharon Smith, Long Bottom. Damage to the car was moderate and there were no Injuries, pollee report . CHRISTMAS TREES- S.ioct Your Own Cut it anytime bofort ,Christmas $12.00 Any Siu. NEWELL'S CHRISTMAS TREE FARM H.og,inl lock Rd., Mason It Pays To Advertise South Central Ohio Rain. possibly heavy at times tonight , with a low near 40. Rain likely Tuesday, with highs near 50. The probability of precipitation is 80 percent tonight and 70 percent Tuesday. Winds will be from the east at · 10 to 20 mph and gusty tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast · Wednesday through Friday A chance of rain or snow Wednesday, with fair weather Thursday and Friday. Highs will 'be In the 40s Wednesday and ranging from the low to mid 30s Thursday and Friday . Overnight · lows will be in the 30s early Wednesday and In the 20s Thurs'day and Friday mornings. ;.. ..ofOIUGt Ida."""",. lf lll•lli D i ll TIM ONE WEEK ONLY DEC. l-6 .. PEOPLES 0 . . -!"' " ------. . -------------·INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY BANK "The letter lanlc" lj~-------106 N. 2nd 992-2635 Second Stnet M11111, W. Va. m-5514 ' Public N.otice Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMEM' OF FIDUCIARY I/IIOTICE TO BIDDERS Ton following described reel as · t1te: Situated in the Village ~f the Tuppers Plains, County of • On Novemblr 7. 1988, in Subject : Purchase of ~A Four W""' Drive Truck For : The Board of tf1e Meigs County Probate Southern Local School DloC;ourt. c..~ No . 26332 , lrict. Box 178. RaCine. Ohio llarry Osborne, Jr .. 34363 45771. Suted proposalt will be 8ailev Run Rood . Pomeroy , Ohio , 46769, was ap.' received bv the Board of pointed Executor of the -~ Education of the Southern tete of Wilma Osbnn, aka Locol School Olotrlct af f/Uma Osborne. doceaaed , Racine, Ohio at the Treaaur· 'ate ol 2 Lincoln Terrace, Po· er'o offil:t until 12:00 Noon m'"eroy , Meigi County, Ohio . on December 19, 1986 and Robert E. Buck. at .that time opened by th8 PrObate JucVe Tmsurer of 11id board 11 ;.• Lena K. "!enelroed. Clerk provided by taw (I I "'ew 'A Ton Four Whoet Drive Truck. ·(11) t7. 24: 11211 3tc tcCOrding to apeciflclllons of Mid Boord of Education . 1'12 In MeJnoriam Spoclflcationo and •In· • ttruotlon• to bidders on file In the office of the Treaturer. In memory of my husiSind flaclne, Ohio. and Dad. Raymond Snider, The Board haothe right to who passed away Dec. I, concet and -reJect otl bida. By Order of the 1985. Boord of Education •. Remtmbronce is I aotden choin . Oennie E. Hill. Treat. Death tries 10 brelll oil invoin Southern local School •To htYI to love and liMn to Oi1trict part . Is the Jrtatest sorrow in our hurts. The yom may wipe out many thiOJS Bu1 th is they wipo out • -· Tht memory of !bose hlpPJ doys When we wert taaethtr. Sadly missed His wife. children & fomily :;- Reai ·Estate General Box 176, · Racine, Ohio 46771 (11) 24: (12}1 , 8. 16. 4tc Public Notice - vs DONALD H. MAXSON , 01 al. Defendants liSTING -'- SYRACUSE Nice brick ranch style r·•· -- - Has 4 bedrooms, 2 l•i h.!lh<family room with w.b.li· l;' reiJIIa ce. .2 car garage and other nice features. Has cement dnveway. Ask$49.900.00. Meigs. and State of Ohio. .,d doacrlbod as fo"owa. to wit: Lots 18 and I 9 of Mc- Cune's Second Additton to the Village of Tuppers Plains. Ohio, •• same •P · pears in Volume 3, Page 29 of the Ptlt Records of Meigo County , Ohio . ' "'' Robert E. Buck Problle Judge Lana K. NetHiroad, Clerk (121 1. 8, 16: 3tc REMODELING INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR 271 N. 2nd, 992·57U OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8 am-9 pm - Sat. 8-6 Walk,-ins ,Welcome EAI PIERCING, MANICURING, PERMS AND All YOUR STYLING NEEDS Debbie Meadowa.,... Owner; lmojean Blevins .Loretta Holsinger, Shelly Ohlinger Merri Amabary ' COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUM'Y, 0110 In purauance of an Order of Sale to rna directed from sold Coun In tho obovo en · tithtdectkln,.l will U.Jnseto llUbilc euetlon on the front IIepa of · the Meiga ,.;, 11 Addre11: 60031 State Route 681 . Roedovltlo, Ohio 46772 APPRAISED AT: t%7,770.00 TERMS OF SALE: Cash, Public Notice NOTICE OF ApPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY cannot be aold for leu than November 25, 1986, 2/ 3rdo of the approloed vo· In "On tho Molgo Probeta lue . t5oo:oo down on day Court, CoMCounty Ho. 25335. of sale, cash or certifkld check, balance on oonfirma .: David E. Jtnkino, 38 Hud· ton Stroot, Middleport, OH tion of sale. 45780 wet oppolntod Ad· HOWARD E. FRA"!K, ministretor of the fttlta of Sheriff Kilty May Lowe, Meiga County, Ohio lett of Pomeroy.dOCIItod, Ohio.·· DENNIS REIMER CO .. Robert E. Suck L.P.A. Probote Judge Bv : Dennis Reimer Lana K. NotHiroad. Cltrl< AttO<noy for Ptaint~f 11211. a. 15: 3tc P.O. Box 382 Twinsburg. 0 H. 44087 1216)426-420 1 11 II t7. 24 : 11211 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY "On November 26, 1988, in the Meig1 County Probate Court. CoM No. 25359, Mary Ruth Dol.omerent and Joy Roberto Sauer, 136 Garfield Ave., Gtltlpolis. OH 46631 tnd 197 Mulbersy 54 Misc. Merchandise County Court House on Fri· dav. Oec. 19, 1986, at 10:16 A.M. of said day, the Business Services D&P APPLIANCE REPAIR • 7 Years Maintenance E;xperience Work .Guaranteed 11-26.'16'1 110. 54 Misc... Merchandise PH.ONE (614) 992·5009 ~ z a: $4800 ::r:: Licensed Clinical Audiologist z - (614) 446·7619 NO DOWN PAYMENT . or (614) 992-66o1 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Hoblen ld. . Middleport, OH. PI!. 992·6173 MOUNTAINEER BODY SHOP PARTS INC. LIMESTONE HAULED Has lowered Prices Ford & GM Truck Fenders Early '39 - Late '56 Chrome Bum/ers- GM 73 - T~OMM 80 155- For 73-77 S69 · EXCAVATING 742-2328 We tell top quality pert• THRU DEC. FREE INSTAL. ON BEDLI"!ERS and have 3 yr. ru1Htlrough warranty avellablltv DEliVERY IN TAl -STATE AR EA local304· 882 ·3729 lntlde WV 1-800-&6•· 4657 ~ l!-7·86·1 mo . wv 1-II00-523-20t3 12-1·86-1mo. FREE HEARING fESlS WEDNESDAYS Co1111uterized Hearirw Air Selection Swim Molds · Interpreting Setvices · ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S.. PER MONTH WITH . i SPECMLIZIN6/N 111/NPOW I. /JOOR FUU Y REMOTE &INSTAllED BOGGS GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John DHre, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Farm Equlp11ent Factory Choke . 12 .Gaugt !hotg111s 0~ 10·8- Parts & J.R. 's REPAIRS Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repair sand welding. IAII makes & models) TVs, Antennas SateHite Sales Installation Service PH. 949·2893 or 949-2756 Electronic Organs Mobile service you are a Veteran) (If 614-843-5248 John K. Bentz Owner /Mechanic 11·19·86·1 mo. REASONABlE . RELIABLE 8-10." 116 tin DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Window - Wood - Paper Plastic - Truck Silk Screening Boat Lettering · Realty Jackets - T-shirts 992-3410 JERRY'S SIGN SERVICE 992-7460 LIMESTONE GRAVEL·- SAN'D TOP SOIL .FILL DIRT · SIGNS OF All KINDS JERRY At. 7 SIEGFREIO Middleport · 10-S-tfc OEERS, RABBITS, DOGS, CATS , EAGLES. VIRGIN MARY. WHITE AN GELS VINYL & . AWMINUM SIDING ALSO LARGE •Storm Windows\ "•Now Roofing "F.IISYIMA1ES" *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN IN INSULAOON JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 11-7·16·1 mo. BISSELL FOR SALE YOUNG'S CHIISTMAS TREES CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont tnd rtmodeting TAGGING NOW - Rootint tnd gutter work - Cancre1e work - Plumbing tnd electrical Pre-cut trees available Located on Flatwoods Rd. !Co. Rd 26) at Harley Haning residence. 2 Mi. from Five Points Watch for Signa 11·24·86·1 mo. 4-15-' 86-fc RADIATOR (CUT OUT FOR fUIUtt( USE) RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915-3307 SERVICE KEN'S APPLIANCE We can repair and re" core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . ~SERVICE 915-3561 101!)/ 11/ tfn ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE Roger Hysell ·Garage Rt. 124, P-rey Ohio All Meku •WIIhtfl •DilhWIIahara •Ran1111 Aleo Trllqllealo• PH. 992~5682 or 992-7121 6·17-lfc ~-----~:....;;.;.J, •Drver• •Frw:zera PARTS end ' PlUIMING & New Location: 161 NOrth S.COIId Mitldlopart, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE CAN ·BE PURCHASED DAlY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. 992-2196 · Middleport, Ohio 1·13·tfc .. L&W CLEANING CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS 446-6323 Day or fvtnil!ll ""· 11·17-16 BISSELL BUILDERS EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES _TO MAKING HAMMERED LAMP SHADES. PAT HILL FORD •Rofrlgeroton AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR s1n 23X3oxoo7 25( BATHS •10-30-'86-1 mo. Pot""oy, Ohio OHN DAilY 9 AM· S I'M BIRO REASONABlE RAil! •Insulation •Storm Doors \ 992-6215 ... 992-7314 701 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio . In Syracuse, Ohio "YES, WE ARE OPEN." THURS.-FRI.· SAT. 9 to S CEMENT HORS ES . work (froe Elllmototl HEATING CO. JO's GIFT SHOP L•IJiwag Fo, Chnnmu J&L BLOWN INSULA nON V. C. YOUNG IR _' ONLY' -FREE ESTIMATIS- •RepiiCement WindoWs 614·446-7126 home with un finis hed r ·"'mml room on appiox. 8\7 t--.,,,.,, mostly wooded. Gar, close to State hunting park $15,500.00. teatures, includrng in-. pool. frreplace, cenair. ton)Jal dining robm. bat hs. lamily room and r.: mr~r• JUST$43,900.00. 317 N. Second Middleport, Ohio COMI\IRCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Cll'rent Owners Name : PRICE REDUCED - MORNING STAR ROAD - Here~ a lleautilul ranch type home a lu l basement WSFP, I acre of land wrth plenty e•tras. Country setting in I NOW rr •·-·:c.; i ~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~ I~ colonial -withBeautiful all mo· BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 1or MESH ANTENNA PANASONIC RECEIVER Donald H. .,d Geneva C. Mus on CUSTOM BUILT JACK'S HOMES & GARAGES . "At Rtcuonoblt Prices" TA. SEIYICE 40625 St. Rt. 681 PO!Mroy, Ohio 24 HotiR ~ER\IICE 614/992·7119 W. VA. Residents Call Collect t r===n;;=J~ri5~~~i====itire~~~~===~~~~~~~;r; II GENERAL REPAIR EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR, 9808 Ravenna Road SHERIFF 'S SALE, REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER 86·CV· 116 VICTOR FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION We _ Pay The Postage loth Ways! .Veterans Memorial ada Woodyard, Edna Haning Charles lhle, David Long, Shane. • White, Maudfe Wood. Charles Neece. Chad Wise. Sunday Admissions - Mattie Coates, Pomeroy. Sunday Discharges - Kenneth Lawson, Emerson Well. Public Notice The Daily Sentinel-~-7 : Business Services · 111 Cou1t st., Ptmettv. Oftio·CS7&9 I~LONG BOTTOM - A3 bed· PICK UP A SUPPLY OF PREPAID ENVELOPES AT ANY OF OUR THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS · Saturday Xdmisslons - Edna Leach, Pomeroy; John Harrison, Pomeroy; Maggie Caruthers, Rutland ; Frank Wolford, Vln· · ton; Bobby Hook. Pomeroy. Saturday Discharges - Lav· PHONE 992-2-156 or Wfitt Oailty Stntilltl ClluiUtd Dtpt ' . ale '• ' £ . Mai1oW.. POMEROY,O. 992·2259 UIII'1IO ,IUII GOLD ADD·A·BEAJs and EARRINGS ...,___ ,, .. ' (• . • Ingels Spectacul·ar 50°/o OFF ALL CHAINS - ---The Daily Sentinel , .. 992-2156 Bank·Bv·.Mail! Ohio weather . . ·-· Pon1eroy-Middleport, Ohio Plaintiff FREE ··-·····~ ·· ~··~··--· By CHARLENE HOEFLiCH with Kristin's" grandmother, Dr. Carl andJanlcePetersonand Sentlnei.Staff Writer Clyda Allensworth and other children, Crystal and Carson, Before plunging headlong into refatives. Columbus. . the Christ mas holiday, let's Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills and, pause for II final reflection 'an Grant St. ; Middleport, enter- grandchildren, Jenna Boring and Thanksgiving, 1986. , talned with a famlly di11ner Christie Mills, returned from Time passes all too quickly and Thanksgiving day and joining Disneyland this week in Iinne for -too often Tlianksgiving becomes them were Mike and Debbie a da y for food, football and Gerlach and children, ·Mr. · and a family Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Christmas parades · without a Mrs. Carl Brannon, and Mrs. Mills. · ' single sllent and serious thought Clyda Allensworth, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. James Ebersbabout_ the sanct-Ity of the arid Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay of ach and ·Brian, Columbus, and obser.vance. · . : Columbus. _ Mr. and Mrs Tom Sculley, · There's so much to be thankful Here for the holiday With Mr. Richard and Matthew, Marietta, for-- like being iogether to sl)are and . Mrs. Francis Anderson, were Thanksgiving guests of hopes and dreams. Middleport were Bruce and Ruth Ebersbach. Traveling to Caledonia to join Carol Muldarger, Worthington. . their son and daughter-In-law, They were joined for dinner. by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff . t;(iley of ::rerry and Sherry Knight and Tom · and Marilyn Anderson, Charleston spent .the holiday· :<son, Steve, a student at Bluffton Middleport. weekend here with relatives. -~oliege, were Chet and Annie Mrs . Bernice Carpenter , Coming for a Thanksgiving :;Knight, Pomeroy. For Christmas Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. . visit with their !afilily here were .f• ,_,all of the Knights will go to James Carpenter, Jay and Alex· · Joseph and Joanne Foster and )~ive r\'lew : Fla. for the holiday , ander, ReedSville, went to Lan· · daughter, Patty, of Toccora, Ga. '.observance with Chet and Ali- caster for a holidaY dinner with They visited Mr. and Mrs. ~alph .~;ole' s other soh, Dick. his wile, · Mr. and Mr~. John Young, Robin, Webb, Racine and Mrs. Marla ::Bo, and d~ughter, Mandy, . Lisa and Phillip. Mrs. Carpenter Foster, Pomeroy. .,. Joining Mr. and Mrs . Fred returned harpe for the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith ~ Nease tor Thankslving · were after a five week visit in Florida and children, Vaughn and Sa· ••their daQghter; Lee Ann Smith, with Mrs. Olive Woodyard, andln glenda, Columbus, and Ann and .::and son, Joshua, New Mata mo- Chesapeake, Va. with her son-In· Kevin Angel, Athens, were holl· •'-ras, Steven Nease, Portland, and law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. day dinner guest of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nease, D. L. Carroll and Matt and Andy. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richards, ·Nease Settlement. . Juanita Bachtel and Carol Middleport. : Tannehill went to Heath for Getting some pre-holiday fun : .. poug and Kristin liartinger Thanksgiving with Mark and in the Florida sun have been Mr. Kelsall and daughter, Susie. of Becky Tannehill, Brian and and Mrs. James Thomas who !'!~lorado Springs, Colo. will be ApriL They were joined there by returned home this weekend in ~ere Friday for a holiday visit other family members Including time for a family get-together. ., ' CALL ENCY - ...-..,.. ....,. · • •• --~· ................ ,., ' ... , . _,... ......_... _,.._ Holiday·happenings around Meigs 1 Lotto ticket nels jackpot HEAP appll'cata'ons ·~-·~-··" f' ' December 1,' 1986 I I .: ._._;:, lJI( PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 IU.MOfiS 11--~~ SIDING CO. New Homes Built " Free Estimates" PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 No Sundoy Calls 3/ 11 / tfn ·® C!~H~~E AUTO 24 Hour Wretker Service full Serwict & hpair 35809 Titus load Middleport, Ohio Ph. 742-2592 4 An nou nc e111 en t:; 3 Announcements · Rec ine Gun Shoot spontored by Recin'e Gun Club. Every Sunde,, beginning et 1:00 p.m. Fectory Choke, 12 gu-oe lhotguns. No hunting dey or night on follomng lend : R.H. Boltrivht. Keith Ridenour, Junior Hunt. G1ry Oill. John Ginther, Stwe om. No hunting Of trnpa11ing dly or night on the Charles E. Volt lerm1. No hunting on my proPtrty without written permiuion. Rodney Keller. No hunting or ueepau ing. Mvnes Farm located Chettnut Ridge Road. Vlti·Mi ttercard -- get your cwd TODAY! Alto new credit c:~rd. NO ONE REFUSED I Coli t -618.459-3546 E11t C-1980, 24 hourt . 4 Giveaway Puppiea Saint Bermtrd & German Shepard crossed. Will m...e good watch dogs. Ph . 614 -2&6· uoe. Pupplet to give away . Cell 114 · 266-16B8. 6 week old mi11ed German Shepherd puppies. 304 ·175 796 6. 6 Lost and Found FOUND · Female black & silv• •AUT OS •LI GHT ~~UICK! German Shepard dog, app . Smo old on Neighborhood R. Ph. 614 ·446-274, after 4p.t;n . , . Black and whlta billy goat in MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Types·of Lost near Mill Creek Rd . Bleck Female Dog, part labrador. Answen to Prln~~:e11 . wearing tOIIIIr . Call448 ·2283. l ou : Mi1.ed brll!'d· long haired. brindle. ansWIH'I to Tigtr. May have Franklin County dog tags. l ost in Lo ttridge, Tupper• ~ltln• Excavating •Landscaping •Basements •Sewage Svstems 11rea . Call 614·6:82 -3101. •Water & Gas Lines •Water Welt Drilling •Truclcjng Call: 742-2407 I Northup. Ohio. Call4•& ·• 597. l mo. l olt In Morning Ster erea. headed for Raeine. White with gray 11potS. Female Walk er. 11 found call 614·949 ·2171 . lOST wh itt huskia , Letart area. Hes collar on but no nMle plate. If S88n call 304·895-3976. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 109 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 lob Burton, Owner . 11-28-86-1 mo. 7 Yard Sale · ···GanrpoJis-· ------& Vicinity ...... .......................... ~. 218 Third Ave. Man. O.c. ht, Tues. Dec. 2nd, Wed . Dl~ . '3rd. TV , pool table, bfetkfaat set a lots more. Christmas Crth Salt. December & & 8 , 911m·8pm . Addlton Town House. Btrb Jntett • Judy . Reyrto4ds. ---,,------------ �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel 7 Yard Sale • LAFF-A-DAY 41 Houses for Rent 44 2 bedroom hou11 for rent In Middleport. Complltefy remodeled. New carpeting through· Gut. Ntw cabinets t2715 p• month plus deposit Call e14- ·······prPfeiisaiir···· & Vicinity 992-6858.' S.le on lucas lane, Point pt•unt, Thursday , Fridty, S.t urdav. Sunday, Monday,- . 45 Four raams enlt g•rage 2323 Jefferson Blvd. t11S0.00.14x70 mobile home C1mp Conlev shettt & mtac. 6 mi out Jtrrys Run at Apple Grove Free Coffee 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 9 Wanted To Buy 2 bdr . all ut1hl1as pa.d e~tcept alec , turn or unfurn , ..e deposit required Convenient location. Call 814-448-8851 or 8,14-448·4778. We PlY c:.. h fOf late model clean used caJS Jim Mink Che\1 -Old• Inc. Bill Gene John ton 81•-4•8-3672 81.uck-Ponttac , 1!1111 Eastern Ava. Galhpollt Call 614-448- 2282 WANTED TO BUY used wood & coal heatars SWAIN'S FURNI - TURE. 3td . & Olive St Gelltpolta. Call614· 448-3159. Call Old qu1ltt· C.. h pa1d . 614 -245-94'8 evemng 1 or write At 3 Bolt 5-C, Rodney , 0hlo 45631 1----------- Used Snap On tools & chest Call tfter 6 614-446-8663 Dnr Cut, 816 Cut and wrap, $20 10 years meat cutt1ng expet"tence Call 446-3895 Buymg daily gold, stiVet' c:oms. nngs , aewalry, sterhng ware, old coint, large cunencv Top pnces Ed Burket1 Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave Middleport. Oh 614· 18 Wanted to Do Cleanmg S4!rvlce We will do clean1ng 1n homes, offices and rental properties Call anytime. 448-2614 or •388·8700. 992-3476. Financial Wanted to buy Stand\llg timber. Caii614-742·232B. Header panel, gr1ll and front bumper. for 1981 Gr.an PlymoU1h Fury Car use frGm 1979 -1982 . Chrysler New Yorker, New Pcr1 or pty, Fury Call614-992-7075 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I BUYING RAW FURSI Ginseng, THE OHIO VAllEY PUBLISHYellow Root. beef and deer- lNG CO recommends that you hides Also selhng trapptpg do bus1ness w1th people you supphes. Wheat Litel, Nita lites. ' know , and NOT to send monoy Hours 1 00-9 .00. CkJsed Wed through the mall untrl you hive George Buck lit'( 614· 614·4761 , innstigate~ the offermg 23 E;nploymr.nl SP.rv1ces Professional Services Help Wanted P11nG Tun1ng and Repa1r Clip this ad for 26 percent drscount Lane Dan1el1 614-742·2951 SahJpeopi•Full or p..-t time to ..u cemetery & m•ch Call t14· 441-36115 or 614-692· Starks Tree and Lawn Service. Hedges. shrubs . bushes tnmmed, landscaping. stump and leaf removal, 304 · 576· 2B'2 or 576-2010. ' 8161 person to live rn a.,.-trMnt complex Call 304Ma1nt••~ Real Estate 875·51a. WANTED· Pen-time Commun· ily Service Worker for an 1nt•· rn..tl•• c•e facility fordevelopment81y diubhtd adults in Bldwtll. Oh1o . Hours · 12 midn!Qht-8 00 a.m .. 3 dav• a week. Htgh SchoOl degree. valrd OhiO ,drf¥•'• licente and good *Wing record rtquJted; txp• ritnCI working with parsons wilh ' memal retardllion and dwektpmnal dinbilltlea pref•rtd, good hculllkNping skill• needed. Salwv . 14.25 an hour VtcMIOM aftd Sick ltMte benef· its. Send rHUmt to Robin Eby, Budlfl\'t Community Serv1cn, P 0 . BoK 604, Jeckton. OH 415840 Deadline tor applicants · 12 -4 -86 Equ11 opportunny employer lnck Mason S~o~b · Contractors Mllded Ouar1nteed full· time WOfk Call St.,. 8 .00a.m to I OOp.m Mon thru Fn Ph 114-888-.a5e Custom typing riHdltd, must be rt111t wortc. Cash paid plf' page hod IWiume to bolt T-700 m cere of tht O.lhpolis Darty Tribune, 826 Third Ave Gallipolis, OH 45631 Full-dme . Part-time J1nrtor nMded In Gallipolis area U 00 hr pl111 benefits. retlren welcome. Contact Otrio Bureau Employment Services, 46 Olive St. lnttrV itwl sctduled for Oacember 3, 1986. Serurrty America Inc Nlld reliable babytht• for 2 yaar old in our home Someone to work all 3 ahiftt In the Cent..arv arH, 3 milea out of city. Ca11441-9416 aher 2pm. HELP WANTEO · No e11ptr1enca necessary Must be avadable fdr immediate empk)yment Majer medical btneflu a. paid '\laca· t lon Call 8)4 -446-6146 10am· 4pm . Airlln• now h"rng. Flight At tend10tt. Agentl. Mtchanlca. Cultomar Service. Sal.-ill to t50K . Entry IM~at position a Call 1-1105-&87-eooo e.. A-9805 AN ' s and LPN's naaded tG complete mobile msurance e111 · ~ .minattetnl Part time Automobi .. ntensarv. Call 613· 761 · 1211 a..utidans needed. Studio One, 304-875-4510 aftM 5:00 6752473 8111 for Teresa or Lana PHYSICAL THERAPIST TEM · POAAY POSITION , Jackson O.nrll Hospital, Ripley, W. Va h• an opportunity for tempar. IIV p.n time WDt'k approltl mttafy 6 hou" until full time thll'apiat can start, Ideal for 80f11Hnt who wants to work t.w houri days or couple d1y1 a .,.,..., Call ptrsonnttl otf•ce 304-372-2731 Natd money to contrnua vour college1 Before you drop out. ~I !he Army Natlo'nll Guard for fr• infDrmltlon on our ld~o~ca · tlon ant-lance progum 304· 175-3110 or 1·800-e42 · 3819 ANSWERING SERVICE tor •er· Yiee oriented comptny Must thre t~~~~lthln 87! l.. tphona elt · chlftlt. Work .. home Apply to lox C-21 c•e of Point Ple•ant Regilt•, 200 Mam St .• Pt. Pit. , W. Va. DIRECTOR OF NURSING Long-term Cllf't, tltiCutlve IIJ'I'It position. Stlf ttart• with per· tonll bucllettry, managtm.nt end tuptrVlling skills nHded Knowtedge of fecWal and ffatt NclnMire •nd c.tlflcltion rtgu· 1o11on. wtth 3 ,..,. in long term c.,a ,.quUd. IINorequNIIentwlth CIINoniOiogtcll N11reintl up• rtlnDI or tralrMnl dMWid. Uary Illig, tt COiltiCI AOminis1n· tor. II.. low Nuroln\• Aohablll· """.....-:n - c-• . :104- """"'u 21-1031. IMweltllii in my home. one or two ,.,. a weell. Mutt hiVt - ..- . 304·676·2512. •I 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr , a1r. pGot. garage Nice Commlft'cill property, cornBf lots 6 hrghway frontage. l1st with us. We' htve buyers A-One Real Etlate·Broker' Call 304674-5104 or 304-67 4-5386 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY 01,800 00 Ph 514-38a-9303. ' n'o~'S!~ WITH ~I 8:00 • ' 1980 Fcrd Pick-up truck. Ran· S600. Call614- 9a5-4161 Room• for rent, day. week. month. Gallia Hotel Cell 114· 446-9716 Rentaslowasl120 month. Two 1973 Wtllte freight liners. .. both good cond. 1976 motor ~ ' home cla11 8 for aa le cr trade.. · , • Furnished room 919 2nd. Galli· polis 8116./ Utllitie• pd. Share ba1h , Single malt Ca:ll 4•6· 4416 after 7pm 1960 Ford truck. good condi· ' tiGn, flat head six, t1.200 Also . dt \' 1975 Ford Pinto engine and , . · tranarmsslon , goGd condition . 1984 Schuh 3 lA . 14X70. with 7h X20 exptnda on LA II DR . hu space uver m1croweva m k1tchen Total electnc, 2 full baths Ownerwlllhelpfinence If Interested call 614-446-6726 Must Call. 1973 Vindale 12x8& wtth 7x14 expando Total electric 111rt up for woodburner Good CondiUon. Ph 614 -246 -5308between9& 5 . 1969 12x60 'Hplly Park. 2 bdr new carpst, very nice. Must lee. t5960 Call 614-446-0176 Greet Buy- 121160 2 bdr. mobile home 24x28 met1i pole bu1ld· ing. approx 1 1' clearance, e~etra hook up for mobile home, gerdtn spece, all this on lerge cornerlot. 111e 86111112. No hills to mGW, in Pat riOt , ulllng beCauae of heelth. Call 614· 379·2282 1 Ox50 Mobtle Home Good shape. reasonably pr1ced Set of 28Jn tractor me cha1ns Ph. 614-379-2a67 33 Farms for Sale Business Buildings Office apace • Store tpece 1n Pt. Call 614-446-8699 3 Bedroom houte, frre places, 111, pool, ule or trade, A·ONE Real Estate Ph 304-676 -5104. 3 Bedroom. breeze way. 2 Ctr garage. 1 Y, acre app 5 mrles frofll Holzer Hosipitai route 160 call 614-3B8· 9301 or614 ·388 · 9706. 6 room house 1 2 acrea Double car gerage locetad Gn Rost Hill Barg1in pt~ced t20 ,000 Call 614-878-2513 Hou10 for salt. 380 Gr1nt St .. Middlapon. 8 room. bath. gar· age, WGrk shop . 823,700. Make offer Cell 614-992-2802 GGvernment homes from S1 {U repaif} Delinquent tax prGpeny Aepo11esslons Call 805-8876000 ht. GH -9806 for current rape list Z bedroom trouu fer ule in Clrfton (Mable Johnson prop· arty} Fully carpeted. recently remodelf!d, new roof Asking t16 ,000 Call304-773-5534 or 35 Lots & Acreage 7 acrn 2 barns. 1 septic link and rural Wlter for 7,000 614-448-8691 Total electric tot1 availablem ttre K a. K Mobile home park on 2146 Eattlfn Ave Movtmnow pay no rttnt until Jan 1987 Ph. 304-876-3000 14 acrn. nice location, tlectrtcity and spring wattr avall•bte. E,t~cthnt tor house trailw or trilrller plfk Good d"r huntfna. Call 114·992-3401 or 614- 992-3325 992-7713 RP.ntals betwHn 8 :30 and 4:30 One and half story frame houn. 4 bedrocms, citv weter. 16 ac:ret. Rt 2 South, 304 ·675· 3020 An e1tceHent in'llestmant for handy man Great startflr or second tlon'lt, l bedroom. panly r&stored. 2 stGry farm house. niM( wirmg and plumbing, city water and dry wall, new kitchen 1nd carpet, beaut1ful oak trim. outside needs renovation . full dry l:lnemtnt. 1 acre levelland. &38.000 00 Option of approx 14 more acre~ . · IIIValandcleared . t1.000.00 each. Paved road off Rt. 2. Gallipolis Ferry, 304·876· 3073. Two story brick hou11, 17 acre. guest house, barn• on 1. 100 h river front , 304-87& -7124 41 Houses for Rant 6 room house. 928 first ava Ph 614· 4•&-3946 1f1er •p.m. 3 Bedroom. 81th 6 Y:r, FA , located 3 ¥2 mlltt out Rt 688 t32& .00mo plus Deposit Ph 614· 2&6 8789 or 614-258· 6206. 3 Bedroom house Ctose to chv schools, rnquire at 53 Garfield Avo 2 Bedroom hou11 wilh gerage, all electric with wood burnl!', 1 ~ baths . 3ml from Hoizers, adults cnlv. depo1it requ~rad Ph. 814· 4'0· 2783 aft., &p m. can 814· 446-2851 or 61'·446-0876. House on Texss Rd . for rent Mobile trome on StaUa Ct· Ph 614-446-0766. 3 Bedrooms, Rodney Village, U86 .00mo. references &. deposit required Blackburn Realty Ph 814-448-000B . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 6 room ho11se, 2 bedrooms. located on 688 at Rodney. Oh . no pets Ph. 81 4-448-2288 1977 Festival 14x70. total electric 2 bedroom Ph 614387·0188 after 5p.m or 814-448·0882 •xt. 32 before 6. 4. Room Country Homlt, 10mln south of Ga!Upolle oH Rt . 7 Adulte preferred. Days 81'· 448-9430 or WeHends 1nd Evenings 814· 245·9487 81 Oakbrook lltpando, 3 bed· room, 2 full baths, stove & refrigerator, new carpet Must •ell Ph. 8 14-379-21187 Fl1ir 2bdr. mobile hqme 1211184. '5100. Locat:td at Cor~in Firewood Co At 7 at Bladen Mercerville Rd Mobile home, Upper R1verRd . Vt mile from Gallipolis 2 chlldrtn accoptad, Call 814-448-0508 18115 mobile home for nle. 14K70. eac:ellent condition. 2 bldroom, 2 full bat:hs. Cell Three bedroom ho~o~se. unfllr· nlshrtd, e~ecept for curtains, two children, no pets C1ll 448· 0321 . One bedroom house, furnished, Will ~ecept ont smll child. Call 448·0321. 3bdr hs At 211 . UOO month pluo dapoolt. Coli 814·258· 1523. 2207 W•shlngton A~. 8 rooms & bath t215. plul utllltln. Ref•ances a. depotlt 304-t715- 814-192-7183 2551 . 10xl0 2 bedroom moblla home On• 2-bedroom house and ana 3-btdroom houee. 304·115· Coli 114-141· 2424. 3030 and 875-3431 . -------------- 1 -----------~~ SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohva St , Gall1pohs New 6 used wood-coal stovea, 6 pc wood LR suite U99. bunk beds St99, antron recliners t99. new & used bedroom 'ultes. ranges, wringer Wishers, & shoes. Ntw IMngroom su1t" t199· tl599, Iampi, also buying coal & wood stoves Ctll614-446·3159. ' Very nice 14x70 W1ndscr, 2 bdr .. 11.1 baths. Dining Am .. unfurmshed, water plid, refrig· erator and stove Call 24&· 5818 Two bdr ., private lot, furn or unfurn .. ClfJUrl , dlshwllhlf', garbage d11poNI. enclosed pa· tlo 2 m1l" on lrncoln Pike oft of 141 Secunty depo11t required Call 446·4303 County Appliance, Inc. GGod used appliance• and lV sets Open SAM >to &PM. Mon ttuu Sat . 6t4·446·1699. 627 3rd Ave Galhpohs. OH 2 bedroom trailer for rent Close to schools and stGres Call after Valley Fum1ture. new & used LBrge section of qu11ity furni ture. 1216 Eastern Ave , Gallipolis 6.00 p.m 614-992-6914 2 bedroom mobile home, Mlddleport, 0 . Reference with 18· curlty deposit. 304-882 3267 or 304- 773·6024. K & K Mobile Homes, 2. and 3 bedrP.Gm mobile homes . 304· 675•3000, Two bedroom trailer, coupl91, one 1mall ctlitd. references and deposit , Everett Schwartz. Rt . 1 Locuat Lane, Point Pleasant back of K & K 2 bf 141.66 central air, ekallent condrtion Send Hill Rd 304· 616-3834. 44 Apartment for Rent LAYNE'S FURNITURE 614-448·0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers. refrigeralors, ranges . Skaggs Appliences. Upper River Rd. beside Stone Creat Motttl . 814-446-7398 Bunk bedt t199 00, 2 twin mattrellet t 60 00 tech Dell afte.r lp m. Ph 614·446-6612. G.. Range 145 00; eltetric r1nge~ 131.00. Oay1 614·448· 9430, w•kends and avenlngt Furnlshed. eHic•encv 8160 utili· till paid, share bath. 701 4th. Gallipolis C.l1,46-4416after8 Six drawer drtlltr with mirrOr. *10. C.l1446-7211 58 yards of uted carpet. S1 00 Heat pump 1100 Rollere~ttrcl · ,sor 14&. Call814·216-1267. Good used color TV'•· Lee's TV Salae. Call 114-«6· 1149 Pic:kltftl Used Furnrture Good quality used fumhure Open 9 to I Of calli for ap~intment 304-675-6483 .. 875-1460. Furnished atficie ncy l176 DO. 2rms & bMh utllitiet Pd 446441 I after 7p.m UHd dryer for ttle. ' call 304468· 1641 tnytlme. Furnished Apt. t210.00 utiletits Pd . 1 bedroom. first floor Ph . 4•&· 4416 after 7p.m. 54 Misc . Merchandise Tony's Gun Repairs, hct reblu• ing Open t 00 AM to 7.00 PM Schwinn 1 0-spead blcicle , Cannon sure lhot 36mm ca· mara, Wtetherby 22~calibur rtfle Ph 814·246· 9109forprictl. 1 Model 12. 12 Ge 32in. nicklllateel t4fiO.OO. 1 Be'lglum Browning 30in. full U&O.OO, 1 Modal 11 Rem . 30in full 0276 00 Ph. 614· 448-33H 19in , colored TV 6Mo old, excellent cQndltion, works eli · caUent Ph 614 ·446·7081 . Chriltmas spacial flO DO off on 101t 14 cr larger storage .Uti, lngs dllplaye'llll at French City Mobile Hom" Meny nal.le srres Ph 814· 446-9340. Coal dtlivarld Run of Mint. U2 a ton , l.t.lmp, t65. a ton, Call Don Hovd. Fornt Acr11 Part, Rutland 614 -742·2100. Coal dtlivlf'ed. Run of Mine. 842 1 ton, Lump, t55 a ton, Call Don Hoyd. Fortlt Ac,.. Parte. Rutland. 414·742--IMI. Saan floor moclel """ ....,. AM FM , 8 trM11 Melt lk $100 . Table lanlp UCI, C.. 304-aa2-3171.· 61 ' Farm Equipment @Good Tlmoo 8:36 Cll Down 10 Earth In Stereo. , 7:00 8 Cil PM Magazine (]) Hardclllle end McCor- ' 56 Buildint Suppllel Building Matenals Block, brick, ..,., pipea, win· dows, hntels. ttc. Cllllde Win· ttra, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 814· 246-6121 . · Concrete blodls .a1 siz" ylltl or delivery MISon send Gllhpoht Block Co.. U3 '1h ,.,.. St .. G1llipolis, Ohio Call 81•-4•&· . 66 Pets for Sale Surplu1 regular army camouflage, Carhartt. Denim , Renttl clothing. camouflage coveralls t30 00. H. 0 . "Sam" Som• rv1Ue, (Sgt U.S .A.F. Att.) Eaat of Rtvtnswcod. Fri. Sat, Sun, 1 2:00-8 ~ PM, other day•lftlt Dragonwynd C.nery Kel'lnel , CFA Himalayan, Persi• enlll S~emese klnens. AKC Chow puppln. Call 814-«t-3844 after 7PM. Shop for Chrlstmu with FULLER ,BRUSH PRODUCTS , Call 304-876-1090 6618 . Apanment lor rent. All utihtiH paid Neltt to Rio Gr~ndt College. t2215 ' p• momh C. II Christmas Tr•s. Select 'fOUr tree Cut . it anytime before Christmas S12.00 any 1111 Newell's Christmi.l Tree Farm Hanging Aodl Ad , Mason , WV 2 and 3 bedrcom apartments and houses In PomtfOV or Mrddleport Furni1hed or unfur· n11hld Pay own ut11/ttn. Cali days 8t4-992·2381 . 304-773-5371 o• 812-2888 448-8883 Heevy duty log splitter, 6" cyl .. '1 " stroke, 16 gel per min , 2 stage pump, 16 H.P motor. .. ua powerful Call 676· 4127. 1 and 1% bedroom apt avail1ble at Riverside for rant ~ 81slc rent 1tart1 et t171 . plua utiUtiH S200. security deposit tequirtd . Inquire at 614·982-7787. 3978. One bedroom. total electric, unfurnithd aplltment Water fr" . Call 814 -182-5742 or Hand mtdt 1011111 wtln~o~t or cherry gun cabinets, holds 10 guns. phone 304-175·3428. Peavey ' P.A. S'yttem XA700 mlur with speakers. monlton, microphone, stand, 304-t75· 614·882·2014, 376 Marlin In-If' ectlon with scope and sling. 304-575- 2387 or 678 ·2282. In Racine, "'""' nict 2 bedroom Fully carpeted t200. p• month plul utilitin. Call duple~t 614-849 -2801 o• 814·9•1 · 2880 Hotpolnt refrlgtretor, good shape. Call 304-882-3333: 6 p.m. 3 room fumishtd apanment for rent. Call 114-882-5434 or Andrtrlln's High Parformance windpws, atlll In Clrton. Never 304·812· 2568. boon uoad. 304-875-5478. Call after I p.m. One bedroom furn1shtd apartment fo.- rent In Middleport. All udhl• paid Call 814.·812· Electric l.owrf'V Organ with pedels and loti of rhythm• f700. Five light brass chan,_; Iter. 175. White gold diamond ntcklaca, 1300. C.U 114-992- 5084 APARTMENTS , moblla - . , houstt . Pt. PI. .I01and Gllllpo- ·8221 . 2571 . . , - - - - - - - - l ·f1c4 Small furnished apt. 1 bedroom. graund floor. t225. month Helt & wattr furrilshld. Adultt Onty. Ae'f•en... • Depotlt 304- Price Wer! Half prlot! Fleahlng arrow slgn1 Ulll Ughted. non -arrow t2781 Unlighted 12391 Fr" letterel 8te locally. Factorv 1·800· 423-0183, anytime. 875·2851 .· , Hutch for lila S121. Walnut •d mapta cabinet Call 114-2471 ' 3884. !---------,,..---- 1976 Jeep 4 wheel drive. 6 cyl.," 'hmetaltop t895 1974Dodge ~ ; Tioga Camper S1nk. stove, 1ce , ',.... • box Sleeps four. 81200, Call allbrteds,ltiMfh 141~­ lis, Ohio 415631 , JulltWeblt, Pit. 614-«8·0231 . F1eld Reg Engftth lett•, m•e. 3yrs old Ph, 614·24!-5897 after 5p.m Brittany puppies . hctllent hunting potential. Pertot, btut front Amuon, ttmt, talks. C.l 614-814-1021 eveninQs. AKC Registered Ba11ett Hound pups. 8 WNks old . Tri-color. Mother and fMA• can bt '""'· *126 Call 814 -887-8751. nova" CCC Generic Certificates, 304· 7:06 Cll Sanford and Son 7:30 8 Cil CIJ New Newlywed @ NFL Filma PraMn1t fJl (!) Too Close for Comfort Iii (I) Judge C2l Fine Romenoe (j) WhMI of Fortune llliDI IHl Jeopardy ill1 Ben•on 7:36 Cll Thl Honeymoonero 8:00 8 Cil (jJ) A.LF. In S1ereo. (]) Fa1her Murphy CII Mogle Ynroln Sportl CIJ II lil MacGyver (CCI ' FRANK AND ERNEST ' .I: T'l-IINf.:, Hf Llf<SS' LABORATO~ . RESEARCH ,DIRECTOR engme and transmi•· ' GOtNG TO .RASti Large round bales of hay. t10 aach, SqueraM!tt, 81 .26eech c.tt 614·446· t052 s. •tt• -. Autos for Sale Mercedes 1978 460SEL'4 -door XX Sh1rp loaded Will trade 1-814-8a8-7311 . 79 Monte Carlo, VB. AC . PS.IW. TW, AM -FM CB, Goodthape. no rust, 11 ,860.00 Ph 614-441- Iter", clock. ru•t proof undef ooet: , ,..,,... trtp odom. interm . . . , , new w-. noor m1U. all urviet r~ local owntr *8,000 I'll 814-245· 5620 P,. AC. AM ·FM Sweo, new palm \ •• 81 hghts of the h1storic Inter- national Conference for lti· nerant Evangelists in Amo1erdam (80 min.) lfiJ Wonderworke: Hide end Snk ICC) A computer program develops the ability to make decisions on its IUIO air, 11,999 OQ, Johna Auto Salas, lulavllla Ad , Oallpolls. Ohio. 1978 Plymo•th Volar• ilt. own. (00 min .) IR). ()}I Billy Graham Cruudo ill1 Notional G.agraphlc Special (2 hrs ) 8:06 (I) MOVIE: 'Shane• 8:30 8 CiliHl Amerlng Storlea (CC) A mi•erly woman Ill .''...l,· Home Improvements <rt:JV CAIJ'T SAY '· BASEMENT WATERPROOANG Uncondhiontl lifetime guarantee. local' referencn fumilhed Free estlmetet. Call collect 1·814-237-0488. day or night. Rogers Basemtn ·l W•terproofinO MY Fttty Tr" Trimming, stump removal. Call 304-675· 1331 kin Nigh1 Malch-Up New York ' Giants at San FranciscO 49ers 9:00 Never Silent' !CCI (R) In (]) 700 Club Cil World Cup Skiing: 0 11•1 Women• a Slalom Coverage r IXIN'T HAVE 1tJ l.OOK AT THE CA.L.EN~R ro lrom Park Coty, UT (60 min.) (I) G lil NFL Football: Now York Giants ot San Francisco 49ero (CC) (3 hrs.) (]) Dey the Universe Chengtd: A Poraonal View by ··Jam eo Burke !CCI MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP .~ .1' .. HI , DAVEY. .. WHERE' Y 1001NG-<:!- 00 I HAVE TO &=GOIN$ $OM I::WHERE~ ANYWAY, WHERE I'M GOIN51$ NONE OF '!tliJR BLJSINE66. ~ ITSNONDAY. I James Burke takes a look at Oarwm 's theory of evoluhow it was adapted to . fit cap1tallst Amenca. Nazi Germany tion and and Sovie1 Russia tiDe (j}) Newhart ICC) • lfiJ Making of a Continent: I BARNEY PAW!! BESSIE'S Athby Construct1on. carpen ttry. remodehng , room addition. cement block work, roof1ng. jnterior and exterior paintmg, siding Roofing. Free tttlm•es. DADBURN 304-876-5445 o• 875-6162 Plumbing Heating 85 OL' RED HEIFER 15 1111 OUR GARDEN PATCH AG'il\l & 446-4477 r Tho Land of Sloeplng Mounbllns(CCI The chang- ing landscape, climate. vegetatiOn and wildlife ofthe' Gre81 Basm due to geo- II~ WIISTIN~! HER<OL' MILK ~ COW phvtical phenomenon are ax11m1ned . (60 min .) 15 ON OUR PROPITTY? 9:30 ®Ill (j}) Cavanaugha PRE· MIERE 10:00 (J) College Baaketblll: North Carolina a1 UCLA 12 hrs.) Live. III IIJ Odd Couple (])~Trap ,'' ffD Ill (j}) Cegney & Lacey ,. (CC) Chris end Mary Be1h J investigate the causa of a •' sorority Coil 814·112-IW7. General Haulim Netdad lmmMI-.ty malt,...· A-Poo or ,......_ for llrwct· lng. Coli 304-t'rl-1131 12:00 noon • fCM' Shane. tlr81 and brak•. Claan Allling t10H. WlllconaJdar belt ott. -lant- lien, Coli oft• e p.m 3a.-en3189. 1180 VW Ao- 45,000 actuol -Hod.- lilt 1854otter Chwy Auno call 514·192· ''"'*· Rtgistlt'ed Chew-Chow puppill Call 1ft• 8 .30 p.m. Sl4· ,.61. 57 1811 Mut1tng, new titll, new pMI, rllbultt engine Exceflent oondltion t1000 Phon• 514· 875-8791 Mulical Instruments ISI -7187. · Peavy herh:tgtlnd luttw..,el- 8EAUTIF11l P1ANO lpin.t styled oon101a PIMO M txc:ellent condttlan ltOr., 10· ceUy A•ume low rnonttttv payment belance. Full warr.wy. Call t•tenalon 244 toll fnre 11 '78 Caprice Eltlte steUon wagon. loeded, exc oond, 304171·1241 , 1U3 Oodgt Ch.,._ Shelby, I tplld, AC. PS, AM ·FM, call 304-1182-2285 Kimbell Anlat Spinet Plano;. NIM at new. tiiO.OO or Belt Offer. Electrk: typewrlttr, l"'h:h·Corona. tl8.00. -J04. 1984 Pontiac 1.000, lutomatlc, 875-3713 auoo.eo. 304·171·7124. *3.100.00. :104-175-1141 . ' 12 ' Chry11er Lt BarOn WEREN'T YOu OH,NO! NOTARI<. · HIVES?! E!>UIL...DING ANA~K RECENTL-Y? 160 e Cosl. llmeltGne, grevel . etc. DelivMtd 1 ton and up Jim Lanier. 304 875-1247 or 675· 7397 lives, who diet and who dolivory 304-675, 3190 87 girra 'death. , 10:10 Cil Ponrolt of America: Colorado 160 min .) 10:30 (]) Bill Cooby Show fii i!J INN Newa lfiJ This Old Houae(CC). IDi (lJI New1 11:00 8 C2l ® (]) Hardcaatlo end McCormick f1lll (!) M•A•s•H (]) Menqlng Our MII'ICIII: Heal1h C.Nin America Panelists discuaa1he controver•lel qu11tlona of who I 1 ---------i Mowrty's Upholeterlng serving trl county area 21 yea,., The Mat In furn~uft upholttlring . Call 304 · 171 - 41 54 tor free tltlrftllel. • PEANUTS M'< DAD IS IN LICENSIN6 .. M'I PICTURE IS 601!l6 TO 8E ON 6~EETIN6 CARPS ANP LUNCH 80XE5 ,, ,., '· ,,.,.,'· ... '· ~~. Jepan Rile~ for the Twenty Flrot Cenll!rv lDI Tho Honoymoonen 11:1 0 Cil Nlllonel EdUOIIIon A• -'alion: WhoM lohoola AN Tltey7 11:30 G C2l (!J) .Tonlgh1 Show Gut11 hOI1 Tony Danza [J) ,< Upholstery A & M Custom Couches and Reupholstery, St Rt. 7. Crown .City. Oh. 114-256· 1470, Eve 114-448-3438 Open dally Ito 6, Set 9 .30 to 1:30. Old & new Uphostared paya. (80 min .) •, ·'~ 1871,.rdPinto,goodwo•koor. tl4l8, :104-57&-IN4. •11• 4. ', Watterson 's Water Htuli~ , ..,onabl e rate1 , lmmedi ~ 2.000 gaiiGn delivery . eiuar , · :;). r.,~';· wall. etc . cell 304 -574· _;~ 814-742·2481 . lyerwHhfooi-.1HwU8o.oo Ph 614·111-NU. · 1-800·8·1-4845 I Coal, limHtone, send anllgrevel 1171 DodQt' M~gnum 300. Call . . . I~ around wtth earphol1111 on,1111k· .~ lng COilVII'I&tlon . The te•nage I8 r------""7--, IIIIer mara SURNIH ~ I1---r-1 boy walked difficult. Hll to them • - . -i~~~~~~_.;.;.,.,~~~ Campi ole lho chuckle quOitd by f1lling In lht mJsslng words L-...L.-L-...L.-L--'-.....J you develop from slop No. 3 billow. • • • . • . • - PRINT NUMBERED II W LETTERS • . . UNSCRAMBLE FORI 'V ANSWER • .. I I I I I I I I I .. ".. " ..1'1 YESTERDAY'S SCIAM-IITS ANSWEIS /D110I8 - Fight - Drone - Harrow - I wea WRONG "ff you want to be considered a g,.m peraon, there Is one IF '(00 WE fW( I 80tfFRIENo, 1(00 WOIJLDN T HAVE 10 CAAAV IN VOU~ ' IT WOULD tiJ.REfi.P'( BE ON VOU~ LUNCH SOX! •'• welcomu D41ltl Alyau Milando 1nd Danny Pin· uuro. 180 min .) In S1orto 81 (!)To•l 1D IIJ Megnum, P.l. •981mon•81mon Rick end A J grant o little girl's Chrl•1mos wloh by bringIng her wayward father ... ' " ..,,,., BRIDGE James Jacoby ,_; .---------------~-r~ Challenging deal from overseas NORTH tK76 +QS2 +Q632 Today's deal was pubhsbed by master Krzysztof Wagrodski in a PoliSh magazine. When the deal occurred in the team · cbamplonsblps, none of the best players made tbe slam. Can you lind a way to make sis hearts, looking at all the hands? Tbe contract is a good one, needing only a 2-2 split in hearts or 3-2 in diamonds. Even if dtamonds divide 4- I, the defender holding three hearts might also hold the lour diamonds, enabling declarer to ruff the fourth diamond with dummy's beart nine. In fact, declarer ruffed the opening lead, cashed A·K of hearts, then played a diamond to dummy:s queen and casbed his A·K of diamonds, East discarding two spades. Declarer led a fourth diamond, ruffing West's blgh diamond in dummy. East overruffed and played tbe spade ace. Declarer ruffed but was still left with a club loser, since be had no entry to dummy's good spade king. Is there a winning line? Sure. After A·K of hearts, let declarer play A·K of diamonds. M before, East will refuse to ruff, signifying that he probably holds tbe club king. (If he does not have that card, he should ruff and play a club.) So let declarer play tbe third diamond to dummy. Now declarer WEST .. •' ,, . ' ' ·'" EAST +Al08542 , 108 4 tQ J9 3 '2 • J .. 11-1-U .173 By Jameo Jacoby +! 10 9 8 +J984 +K 75 SOUTH •••• .AKQJ85 tAK764 +A 10 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South I • Wetl Nor1b Eu1 Pass 2+ 2+ Pass •• Pass a• Pass Pass Pass • ,., I· " Opening lead· • Q . L---------------------------Joo .~ stmply ruffs another spade and plays· ."~ anotber diamond. When West plays his'. . :. high diamond, the spade king Ill • _ thrown from dummy. If West now ·• v leads a club, declarer wiU play low ·:;:: from the dummy and East-West wilL · • not get a club trick. If West leads an-·• '" other spade, dummy will trump and " , :": declarer will chuck his losing club 10. , t.:ilsiCill'"ttf . by THOMAS JOSEPH -" ACROSS 2 Western I Go umneve11t v1ted (sl) 3 Set right 6 llka or 4 "The Cruel-" Barrie 5 Olessed one 11 Ladies' 6 Royal man symbol 12 lnflt•xihle 7 Double, e.g · 13 Perf..,! 8 Moslem title 14 Eared 9 Rest Yesterday's Answer 15 "All the - 10 Dutch 35 Wed on King's -" commune 27 Fuss the run 16 Tree 17 Consume 28 Aviary sound 36 Basic 20 Pnnc1pal 18 Herd precept of seals 21 Soul (Fr.) 29 Football 19 Synthetic ~2 PU1 nn the player 39 - Master31 Car preson Z4 "TooPolka" (show off) servativf' 40 Taro root 25 Chmese 23 -scruti nizc 33 39.37 41 Mom m port 24 Go bankmches the prn 26 -'s rupt (sl ) 34 Chinese 42 Rl.-h ro<·k Rehelhon 26 Mammoth provln<·e 44 Past (167fi) . l, " I t ~ . ~ .... I .' "'I , ~. ..: I wl . .,.N . .... . . \ r-l'r-11!"--r::-"~ 29 Belgian city 30 Adorrcl nnt' 31 Br first 32 Famed ~ ., h-+-t-t-t- ..... ~ \ .' . ". darmc tlst 34AII - up 37 English - • •..c' .. - ·~ ~ river 38 "The Grand - Opry" '39 Make tipsy 43 Mas.'<t'net. ...'" .. op...ra .. 45 Glorify 46 Astonished 47 Campanile 48 Musical group DOWN I Wrinkle "'' .....,...... .. ... -. ! One letter stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints . Each day the code letters are different. . CRYPTOQUOTES 12-1 W UIJFG T EZW ... . .. ,~ If\ AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW IG ·~ 1· r,~ • ... ~! DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTES-Here'1 bow to work It: 1fi1 9 Newt ,•,. C.lll78· 2732. ' 1181 , _ _ . mrn.) Wagon, 6 cyl .• AT, P6. P8,Regiitered Mlnil'ture Schnauzer puppi11. Also Shetland ....... doy lSheltit) ~· No challle. 180 m1n .) 81&-3802 Jt 8 Cil (jJ) MOVIE: 'Love It Stereo ;• _.. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Most wells com plated same day. Pump 18111 end service 304- 81~· POS· Cil Zenith NFL Monday 3a.-678-2010 •• 576-2842 Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 814-448- 3888 or she vegetables In Stereo. ' ' .. Starks Tree and lawn Service. Hedges , 1hrubs , bustles tummed, landscaping and stump removal Leal remov1l. CARTER 'S PLUMBING d AND HEATING ·y when mee1S I professor who \',.· ritnCMt carpenttr, electrician. muon. painter, roofing (lnclud· . lng hot tar eppllcttion} 304· 82 contest sesses a formula for giant Hou11 c111s on RCA. Ouazar, - · ' • GE Speelatlng In Zenith Call ~ - _. 304 -578 -2398 o• 814-448· 2464. ... hopes to win a local pump- SJmRS ~ 11-JACTI\XIY ::-::-:-':-:--::-:---:-:--:---:-' ~ ·: RON "S Tel•vition Strvlct . . '. \:, n.ooom1. n .2oo.oo Ph. S14441·1159 •• 614-448-1113 *2 .491 00 1182 Ford o.. nado. boss out of his sharo of 1he proceeds. (80 min ) IRI fJl (!) MOVIE: 'Sbrt.. n Cendlea' C2l MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour (j) Billy Graham Cruude: Amllerdam '88 Ten Deya that Made Hlatory High- 'jo 1HZ Dodga 024 AT, P8, """' 8. 1982 Oodga Diplomat, auto atr, who has been selling ••· ,, 87&-2088 o• 676-7147. 71 he sets out to f1nd a man ME:. ALLEY OOP ---:---:------ 6 RINGLES 'S SERVICE. e>pa· lrilll' 1 ulliiiiOil MacGyver encounters a dangerous tut man when crets to the East Germans and has swindled a crime \ Grain Aff~~ A ' ~·· ·" Mowing mu.t nil horse. sMdle;· SWEEPER tnd tawing machine 304·175-7124. rtpalr, pant. and supplin. Pick For qle • Gram fed freeztr bnf. up and delivery, D1vls Vecuum lk:les..or whole. rtldy now. Cell Cluner, cne half m1le, up Gtorgee Creek Rd. Call 8143114-875-1113 448·Q294. & NAM~ ~ Breed Holstein He1fers. Rttll· t•td in grade. milking Also regtlterad Hotdeln BuHs. Ph Hay tte::.r Mf, ... Hi:' SAle> ~~.: 814-U6-0760. 64 I •••.,••I 2076. 21U. I V U M,A E uf : ·~-!. n-,.,1_,.1_.,.1.,..1'-1 ~ llliDI (jJ) Whoel of Fortune @ Berney Miller . Reg1st•ed Quart• Honea 2 weanling•. 1 brood mare in foal, cell evenings Ph , 814-44t- 160 twtnty wtlk old ready to lay H eM N Leghorn 'Pulletsloctlad . _ PDmaroy Call 614·t82· -~ )." <Oc iJ , f our .••. 350 614·288· 2498. . .. lfiJ MecNeii·Lehrer Nowsh· For sale· 360 auto trans , S I Cllevy parts, 2 bl ctrburator . •·•. mtake. 306 block with every- • , .... th~ng from heads down, fuel pump\ power et•ing pump . Heeds, ' htadtts. 'lktrnltor. ra- ' diator First $171. tak81' all. 1! Phone 614·843· 5207. :;;::;;:::==:;:===;::::::,I C~evv 113 Livt~stock lion , t175. 304-578-2704 Gra1n fed Angus StHrs Ph . ... (])Nightly Buolnan Report '. 87&-1807 ' ilJ Nowa I·;;:;;:::::;::::;:::::::;:::::::: Want to buy pickup load of corn, ' phr- you lhould learn," adviHcfGranny. "Laam to say: 'I waa WRONG.' " f!IIIIIJ M•A•S•H Ill]) People's Court . 1985 Colollrny 4-doo•. 2.• L e Cyl MPFI, Auto. AC , AM FM o-m • Service, "'""" Shoot Profeulontl a1 _..,..._ Ac1or Richard Chamberlin 1alks abou1 his upcoming CBS·TV movie. '"Case· -.'· 4183 """ 4:30. 4 ·00 PM 304-273-6666 Urge apartment, 2 bdr., furnished. clean. water paid. Located on Main St. In Cheshire 1200. per month. Call 245· Cil SpartaCenblr ·, 304-882-3110. ltlten 'of 111o leur oc.. mblod wonl• btlow 10 form loUr ~Jioplo wordt iil En1ertelnmtnt Tonight 814-247-4292 ' =:--;-:-:--'---;--- ' ~ I ' U S 36 W11t, J1ckson, Ohio. '74 Motorcycles 614-286-S.51. Ma11ey ferguson, New Holland , Bu1h Hog Sales & Service Over 40 used traetort to choose from 1982 Honda. Z-60 R, good & complete line of new & used condittOn Ph 614-44,6·1960 •qutpment. Largnt 1election In <, S E Ohio Honda, CB 900 Custom. toadad w1th Hondeacce11orias, AM-FM JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT cauette, t1600 XL 260 for ' '< CENTER SR. 36 W GalllpoHt, parts eeo. 304-882· 3397. Ohio Call 614-446·9177 . ...,, 814-448-3592. Up front tracAuto Parts to" whh warranty av• 40 uaed 76 · tractore. 1000 &aola. & Accassolia~ 2 man tobacco ffnpp• & press 1,650.00 and a Tobacco stick puller S660 00 Ph 614· 379· Budget tran1misslons, used & • 2424 rebuilt . . Tool converters & ,. transfer ca1u. Will deliver Cash Round bale feeder on sale now & Carry or Install call614·446088.50 • 71.110. Applo gate 4878 ot 814-379·2220. feeders 899.50 Altrer Farm '• GM Au1om1tlc Transmiu1ons & Supply Ph. 614-246·6193 Chry1itr cell 614.-446-0986 Whitt Farm Tractou, Beat Pr'" in Area. Sidera Equipment Co, C &. M Auto Ptrt1. St Rt. 160, '73 to '80 \ Henftraon. W. Va. 304-.f75- 614-«e-8227 CMvy truck fenders. 134.9&; 7421 . doore •89 . 00 , tallgatea, ,•' 169 00. bed side•. • 175 00. I '81 to '86 Chevy fenders, 12 Wantatl to Buy t49 00. doors, S69.00; tail· 9~~~n. *81.00; '73 to '79 Ford truck fenders. $36.00; ··eo to Now buy1ng ehell com or . . '86 Ford fenders. t49.00; '73 to ~ corn Call for llltntquotts River '86 Ford truck docn t76 .00: City Farm Supply, 614·446- te.llgat11, 576 .00. Large selec1985 tiOn of body parts. 2783. Pete Buildings by Oualr1y Builders W~1 . c..,orts, ammal ahettert. Pree estimates Pho,.e 814· 3845782. mlc~ CROSS & SONS Good used woodburn• . Rauonable C.ll814- 37,9 -243&t O leorrango . e W.O. noo.oo. Call 304-676-4831 : Efficiency IPirtment. 1uit1ble for one parson Privett bllh end entrance. Cell 614·446-1232. Unfumlahed a.PM'tmtnt for rtnt. 2 bedroome, Ylrd and Ht.,.,tnt. *150 m..tll. 3a.-e75-7841 . tvtningl. WARR ... J~., li,t;k \ . v••v•·· Duplp 846 Second. carpeted, 3 bedroom. LA , OR . new kitchen & bath. w11her & dryarhGok-up , t281 .00 mo. plus utllitiH a. IICUrity dtpOiit Ptr . 614. 0890 llo 814-- 388-8417 814-245-9467. pm . 614-U8·9623 Fu·ewocid fDf sale UG.OI PU load Call Roger Meade, 814· '* 613111 3rd Ava. 1 bdr ptivate bath. t 140 P" mo. Dtpoait ·requirld. Call 114· 448·4222 bttw"" 9 6 5. Furnished apartment. upstairs . Adults only, all utilities paid. Call Plattlc clstam ttate approwlld, plastic septic tanks, plutlc culverts. metal culvens AON EVANS ENTE~PAISES. Wck· son, Oh. 614·286·5930 . n Nrcely furnishtcl mobile home CA & halt. e~ecel locatloh, adults only. Caii614-U6·0338 . Furnished 3 room• end bath , clean, adult• only, no pets. Call C1llahan's Used Tire Shop . Over 1.000 tiret, sizee12. 13. 14. 16. 16, 16.5. 8 mu .. o~o~t ..-.. 211. Call81•· 266·1261 . Sofas 1nd cha1rs prlcld from :!75 gallon ol or gas Mr• t395 to 8996 Teblas t60 and up to 1126. Hide-a-beds $390 *20.00 each , Ph 514-388· to $69& . Recliners 1221 to 9840 S375. Lamp• t28 to t12.6 R~o~ger model LW 210, ,..., Ornettes t109 and up to t49& Wood labia w-6 cha1r1 $285 to Savage 99 with scopt. 1178 Toyota St Wegen . CWtl 44t8795. Desk 8100 up to S3715 Hutches 1400 1nd up. Bunk 7019 beds complete W· math'Hsea Ywiwt $295 and up to 1396 Bebv bedl Handmade afghans 1110&1176 Mlt1tHI810rbo.ll · colors. Will m8ke mce Ctl'*-1prmg1 full or twin S63, firm g•f1• 136. each. C.ll317•7123 873, and t83. Queenset•S228, after 4pm. Kmg 1360 4 drawerchett tee. 6 piece hv111g room 1u1t•. 2 Drtl~~rs 889 Gun cabinet• 8. 10, & 12 gun Gas or tlectJic we&lts old Atso house tor rent rang• U76 Beby mattresses Call446-1751. t3& & •45. ·Sed frames t20, UO lr King frama t80 Good lrve Xmas trees t22 Mwidl. 1tone, coal. firewood . dtlinrtNI. selection of bedroom suttee. Heap vouchlft eooepted. Don'• 'metal c1binets, htadbo.-ds $30 landscapes Call 114-"6· end up to f66 . 9646 ~ Used Fum1ture· Washer a Mixed hardwood tllbl $12 . dryer. g11 range. wood table e. bundle. Containing approx 1 V;r · 2 benches. beds, dretsar, wood tons. FOB Ohio Pallt~' Co wardrobe 3 mile1 out Pomtroy, Ohio Call814-992B~1vllt. Ad. Open 9AM to 6461 . &PM. Mon thru Sat Regency ·Inc 2 bdr , kitchen, nice, good location, furnished. rtHonable. Call 304-676-1104 or 304-676· 7437. 28 acres puture land. barn , 2 614-448-1619 out buildings, good fences, all mrnertl nghta. working gas well, Nicety furn istl8d 2 bdr apt. n1ce big garden IPKO. Pltnty . Adults only Inquire at corner water, on hard road. Loc.ted at First & Olive St . at Sheppard• Bradbury 126,000 Call 614- S1les & Service. 040.000. Call 304-675-5440 304-875-3073. 51 Household Goods Two bedroom mobile home in Bidwell, Water furn11hed . Dtpotit and reference No pets Call 388-8648 30'-675-5104 Will trade 33 ecret woods Excallent hunting. Cornstalk area. for older house and lot Send name. phone number and 304-773-5784 location of trouse 1nd lot to Bo11 ' P29, rn ca re Point Plt11ant 2 br. kitchen. bathroom. w1th Register , 200 Ma1n St , 1 Pt. laundry room. hving room 6 Pleasant dining room, all elac Approlt 7 mil11 from Pt Pl. on At 62 2 traets approx 1 acremoreorle11 o'\lerlooking Kanawha River Laau to purchase a~aillble on thr" bedroom house, 1 1cre lot, Jim Hill Road or w1ll sccept trade-In on lmmediate purchase. Mercllondise 1187. Pleasant. A-One Retl Estate Ph Hou1es forsalecn Evan• Heights & a let in Fairfield Gl&de in Tenn. & 4 fd1 1Jl ~lllll j rlltl\ Furmshed 2 bedroom mob1le home on pr1vate lot, located tn Crown City, Ohio t126 00 mo 8100.00 deposit Ptr 614 256- I :-:--:-----:---:--:- WOR~D ,. Mob1le Home 2 bedroom, fur· nished in gallipolis . rent $200.00 mo S200 00 depolit. If intltfested Ph. 114-448-7899 days or 814·448 · •&39 evenmgs Trailer spac:e acton from Ohio Pallet on C A 20 TPC water. Call 614-992· 2941 evenings and 614-992-646t d1ya ANY MONev. we WI!Re ALL ALONe IN THe 1!<16 CITY. • HAv.e ·, In Eureka- nice and ele1n, adults onty. No peta. depo11t required , 1BO.OO mo. call814-268· 1836 before 1 Oaf". 5 acret MI L. 4 bedrooms. bride ranch. 3 baths. full baaement. 30 ' ~t32' garage, rural water, free ge• and rncome More acreage r2' bedroom all electriC mobile avarlable, $95.000 00, 30•· heme. $12& 00 month plus uhlrties, 304· 675·4088. 458-1875 34 Vans "wl! PIDN'T J;ASV HAP .JUST ElEEN MUSTEREP OYT OF THE ~fRVICIO AFnR 304-458-1729. 73 NUIII • y (]) Big, Volley CIJ Mazda SportaLook fJl (!) Joffef14!nt (1)3-2·1, Conblct (CC). lfiJ S.C.at City @ Fecta of Life 6:05 Cll Now Lnva 11 to Beaver 8:30 8 I]) (jJ) NBC Newt Cil Action Ou1d00fl with J uHua Boroo iil D ()) ABC News fJl (!) Hogan'a Heroes (]) Doctor Who (j) CI2J CBS News lfiJ Body Electric chero .-Antiq~o~a. !l·f . ' C2l iil iBI iil (j) Ill CI2J C!ll Ntwl 448-98U ~ ,, E)'ENINQ 1178 Ford F-150 Cuttom, 8 cvl tru~ . 361 eng., crew cab, air, AM-FM radio. cap with boat rack Bulh to pull trltil•. Call 0 •. "• The ,.., _, 12/1/86 nice st•eo a. wheels Call 614-245-94.97 after 8p m Furni1hed Rooms MOBILE ttOME SALES, ' MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 PHONE 614-446-7274 lCO PLUI.IP, WI ID lJ.Rtf., M ~ TCO SIMLL,AfD ,. Ford truck 1979 302 , 4 spaed, Television Viewing• 1981 -~ V - &C .Jeep.lowmileage , 46 Space for Rent "Have you noticed how all the holidays seem to overiap these days?" BORN LOSER .< 3a.-876-5123 TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer uaed cars Smith 11 I For nmt Sl•plng Rooms and light house keeping roome Park Central Hottl. Call 114-44607fi8 0225.00 304-675·1371 . • Cookiu PM 304-676-2835 Truck• for Sale Qhlo _._ 1979 Pord plclc·IIP Ph 814 · ' 1 bedroom apt for rent Bltic rent start• t215. a month that 1nciudes all utllltin. Oapotlt required of 1200 Contact VIIlege ~nor Apt Middleport. 814-992-n87. Equal Houeing 0PPar1unlty, 61.·992-630• Glr,... Sale all week Dec. 1 to Dec 7th lots ol ntw tternt Uted books, lho•. towels. 72 KIT 'N' CAM.YLI ®b, Larry Wright 448-3243. Beautiful new hcu11 m Poma· roy. Alto new on a bedroom furnllhed apartment in Middleport Clll 814-446-1552 or Y~td Apartment for Rent Monctay. Dee8mber 1 1988 Monciay, D8cember 1. 1986 ,,,;~- Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio FM MZO UL FUUM F GT UG F Z R M IXZFJFGT ...... , ., .. " . ... " J U XFSU LKZRTKL. IWLKRW MFW K IJ A N M Yeoterdllf'l CI'J')Itoquote: A CUU!Jii IS SC lM f:TIIINt; THAT YOU YOURSELF CAN'T HELP, BIJT EVEilYBilOY EI.'!E OOES ON PURPOSE .lUST TO TORMf:NT Y0\1. OGDEN NASH ..'. . ~ " l l .. . ~ ". ·'} • "·, - ~------~~~~~~----------------------------------------.~~L'd homo. (70 min .l (R). 12:t 0 ill National Gooorophlc Ex- '. r: · t Z:OO (]) Burna & Allen (!l SponaCenw IIJe(J)News 81 (!) Rawhide (]) BCTV , plorer 12:11 1IJ Joffertont 1~30 8 Cil C!ll Late Night wltll David Lltttrman \ .... .,w.~o, ' �_PBQ~r-10-The Daily Sentinel· Monday. December 1. 1986 Pomeroy-Middlepor,t, Ohio Ohio Lottery Days 'til Christmas Daily Number 431 ' PICK-4 8014 • aty • enttne .Vo1. 3&, No. t47 Juices, Fruits Beverages -'!:~'1 e~ri::"P;ric'Q,fi~ 5.39 .69 1.79 .99 1.29 .59 E~.;tphy l P•rliiOOcountboK TIQMss /::.1 Tea Bags .99 ';99 . Everyct.,y l SICO 12 tnvMope.! t-: Hot Cocoa Mix 1 I , .• , .. . , ; :;., Diapers .99 . I E~r f OvenBe«16oz. boK ~ Angel Food Cake Mix ~= Om! Bflt 16 01. box .69 Brownie Mix ~ S.at 32 01, boM" .79 1.49 Pancake Mix Vegetable Shortening I'E~'/ c~~;sttortenlng 12oz. Soda 20 oz. can LibbY. CRUSIIED,CIRJNK EYeryaey l ~~ 1 1 . ~ E~~t'*Y I Facial Tissue GuutRII'ICtl1.fqct. p'::,, Napkli'IS . EomyQfyl I ~~ Everyoeyl ~. .99 K,_.., Ktn 20 coutit box Trash Bags HCh pllg. 6-roll Bath Tissue I 'E~'I In";~nt Milk 4.99 L;!t_'Aiuminum• .A·9· ~"-' _P.c;.~~-="'-d'e-=g = : d. c;.;:.w-=S-=ug:>!:a.: :____ r •..9_9 :_ F...:O:...:..il=--_ _ _ _ _ -+ __.,;: _ I . Cooler Items Rice, Beans, Pasta 1.59 .59 .69 :49 Ereryday ~. I Own Sell 8 oz. bor Whipped Topping .69 1.09 2·3·. 1.39 1.39 71A oz. box Golden Wheat ·'Z'-Macaroni & Cheese • Vegetables .89 1]0 s;;t 'P;; Gr•a. 'A ' tanc~ N.rurt farms 4 oz. e.n SremJ I'Er'l MushroOms NtfiR 's Picll ! 5 oz. cwt and PH!Jcu Gr.o. 'A · fancy Cut Sweet Potatoes [J';J i';i~;rtPotatoes .29 .29 .39 Ertr)'CMyl Non-Foods , I ~I 1.29 ' .89 .39 .89 .59 .29 .99 1.39 ..... Green Low - , ~---- Beans 29 • Frozen Items .99 Salad Dressing LOM Ret J2 or. j1t Harvest Fare 15Ya oz. can CUT IC~Y M.-cln3toz. jw . .89 .89 .89 Whole Dill Pickles Loh Rtt 22 01. jar Sweet Pickles .79 .99 r....,.,n 2o.s o1.Jet j f~ j ~Pec llloz. blg -=-=,·eom WNt Pte 18 Ol . pkg. ::;1 . -~'""'"' .49 Mustard 4 Meats . 16 oz. pkg• .29 .59 ;~ :;:=~==.:::; Ci;l;;~.,il~th /E o;t;; '""')tf .59 .59 .99 .79 ;69 ~ Broccoli Canned Meats, Soups Snacks Senate panel grills ex-Reagan staffers .49 .49 .69 .1'9 Condiments ~ a; -"--''-'-;:.:...·k-'-L.;_t:_tr-,~-~;-"''--.-5-5 ;:,:....... : : : :;: ,,: : "-"""".. ., ,... .79 /;,'t;. ChHI No Beans 1 Old Vlrll•• "A" 1.29 179 General Mill! 15 oz. box I'E:'1Cheer.os Cereal _ ;Nixon papers offer no n~w insights 1 ~ vi:n";.'&;sage l'!e'l R:;i'B;f & Gravy .49 1.19 Crackers, Cooktes j £~, Lo• _ , 1 I Qldell Ttme .49 TOIII&to 2·79 Jennle...-0 2 lb. pkg. Turkey 1·59 Roast lOoz. can .. ., . ······· .. . 1.29 2.49 ' Pet Food & Supplies 199. 1.39 1.19 Special Blend 72 oz. box t'E';·1 Soft&Moist Dog Food - . .... - :::; [,= •• = ,..=/ ~ - 1.89 - STORE HOURS: Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sunday, Noqn-8 p.m. , WE ACCEPT PEn~ul'fML CHECKS FOR AMOUNT OF PURCHASE ONLY 10.0% WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & MANUFACTURER COUPONS MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! FOOD STORES Rt. 62 North (304) 675-1155. Point Plea1ant, w. va. . ' v..., li»' /0-1 J::,,' Turkey Ham Halves . . •, par"ing i . meters • I By NANcV YOACHAM Sentinel-Staff Wrlt~r Christmas shoppers will be able to park fre€' 0 in Pomeroy slarting todHy through Dec. 31. Pomeroy Village Council voled Monday night to free all mel ers In the village, with a two-hour limit on the sidewalk melers and no time limit on 1he melers In the parking lol. . . Council hopes Pomeroy employees will use the parking lot and leave si dewalk parking for customers, especially older. customers who m ay not wish to walk great distances. VIllage pollee will be checking cars, and Individuals found to be abusing the two-hour parking limit will be warned , and If they do not comply with the warning, will be ticketed . The dereg ulation of cable television was discussed by counrll members who aired opposition lo the· lnlenl of Consolidated Communications Inc. to raise local cable rates in January. The Poinl Pleasant-based company has plans lo raise rales for general cable usage in excess of $2, It was reported by Mayor Richard Seyler. Councilman Larry Wehrung reporled he has received requests from resident s to Install guard railing alo 0g East Main Slreet r.ear Midwesl Sleel and Kroger. It wa s reported that the Mariet ta office of lhe Dllld Department of Transporta tlon is' now checking to see who- ODQT or · the vlllage - would be responsible for Installing guard rail, since Main Street Is a sta te highway. It was reported tha t one room\ on the top floor of village hall is now being remodeled for !he county board of ll<Jucation. Tt)ls room wut be use!j as a class room for student s w\)o have been ex pelled from sch~ls within the county, to provide if1upervlsed . (Continued on Pa'llf 4) '\ . Sheep farmers find coyote law toothless SBced 1.59 .39 •99 Council freesup - was disclosed. By HELEN THOMAS tratlon, and Edmund Muskle, A preliminary Inquiry has secretary of state in the Carter UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres- already resulted In the sacking of administration. Ident Reagan, meeting today two top operatives - national Reagan, responding to a queswith Republican congressional security adviser VIce Adm. John tion, said he had no knowledge of leaders, has Insisted flat out he Poindexter and Marine Lt. Col. the Contra funding scheme. had "no knowledge whatsover" . Oliver North, the "mystery "You can tell them flat out tha t man" who masterminded a I had no knowledge whatsoever of a covert arrangement that number of NSC covert ventures, of It until (Attorney General) Ed funneled money from secret arm~ sales to I ran to the Including the funding of the Meese briefed me on i1 Monday Nicaraguan rebels. Contras with arms sales profits. afternoon," of last week, White The president summoned the On Monday, the president told Hou&e deputy press secretary . GOP leaders to discuss the pros a newly appointed review panel, Larry Speakes quoted Reagan as · and cons of calling a special headed by (ormer Sen. John saying. session of Congress; recomTower, R-Texas, that he wanted Speakes said Attorney General mended by Senate Republican "a full and complete airing of all Edwin Meese became suspicious leader Rober! Dole of Kansas. the facts ." Promptly after the of a possible link between the "Quite f~ankly, It 's dl!flcult to White House meeting, the panel arms sales to Iran and aid to the find out just what everyone on the gathered to begin an extensive Contras Nov. 21 and presented Hill wants," said one official. top-to-bottom Inquiry •Into all Reagan with confirmation the FIRST KILL - Ten-year-old Victor Coates kUied his first deer "That's where we might be able facets or the NSC. on the opening day of deer season Monday. The youngster, son of following Monday. to make some headway by sitting " I am determined to get all of Roger and Jane Coates, Chester, bagged the six point buck on an Reagan, pr\)mlslng to "condown with the leadership. " Eagle Ridge Road farm. the facts out and take whatever tinue to share the actions we take Dole Is pushing for · a joint action Is necessary, " Tower and the Information we obtain House-Senate committee to In· declared. "The work of this with the American people and the vestlgate how the money from board and the Department of · Congress," qlrected the panel to the Iran arms sales was trans- Justice ln11est1gatlon will do just "cond,uct a compr ehe nsiv e ferred to a Swiss bank account that." · study" of NSC practices and and wound up In the hands of the Tower and the others on the what operational role, If any, that Contras, who are fighting to panel indicated they will take the unit should have In covert dlplo· overthrow Nicaragua' s Sandi· questioning as lilgh as need be, malic, military or Intelligence nlst a government. · and Reagan sald he "will be missions . WASHI NGTON (UPI) knowledge of North's scheme to Reaga n was.movlng on several available for questioning." The Former national security adtransfer some of the money to the "I want to assure you and the fronts to stay on top of the other members or the panel are American people tha t I wanl a ll viser Robert McFarlane and Nicaraguan Contra rebels, Attorvolcano that erupted last week Brent Scowcroft, national secur- the facts to come out," Reagan Iran arms deal mastermind ney General Edwin Mees e sa id in after the Iran-Contra connection Ity adviser In the Ford adminls· said. Marine Lt. Col. • Oliver North revealing the operation last have testified before the Senate week . North was fired from his Intelligence Comm ittee, as calls post a t the National Security are mounting for a special Council alter the money transfer Wat ergate-style committee to was revealed . prevent dozens of separate conSen. Thomas Eagl eton, D-Mo .. ., gressionaLprobes... ....... t-""""'*",. who attended the closed meeting, Neither of the two ·former said )'dcFarlane testified under Whit e House officials would oath about the secret Ira'nian comment about his secret testim· arms sale and subsequentfunnelony to the Senate panel· Monday . lng of funds to the Nicaraguan f<;' . . .. McFarlan!', who appeared grim- Contra rebels. faced after six hours before the "Yeah, I'm sure It wasMcFar· committee, and North, who ar· lane. It wasn't Sa nta Claus, " rived In full Marine uniform, Eagleton said. Questions have been raised played key roles in the arms sale to Iran. . about McFarlane's truthfulness At the conclus ion of the nearly In a 1985 communication with the 12-hour session, Chairman Dav id com mittee. Just before McFarDu renberger. R-Minn., said the lane -left his national security panel would cant inue its work for pos t, he wrote a letter In which he ¥. . ; '· several more days. gave "a categorical no" to questions from the Senate panel "At the concluSion of this part on whether North was assisting of the process the committee will the Contras , a congressional aide make a decision about where to take the Investigation from that told United Press International. point - for example , whether to Invite Ca binet- level officials to partlclpale," Durenberger told reporters: He refu sed to discuss any of the SURE -Tile appearance ef Mteii&Ue red were, from left to right, Major Glenna Rummel. _ testimony but expressed satiskettle an• the rlnpng of the bell Ill a llllrt elp that ret., Edith Spencer, and John A:mbrOBe, Kroger faction at the cooperation being grocery manager. Local Salvation Anny reprethe Christmas season II here. EKII year In shown by the administration. COLUMBUS !UP!) - Some Pomeroy, the local Salvation Army lll!ttapshojiC. sentatives are hoping Meip County residents wUI " I am satisfied that we are Ohio farmers are saying that I he Kroger store to coiled money for the tiet!dr·. open their wallets as well as their hearts this getting the kind or candor that we recently approved legislation, On hand Saturday for the llrst day of collec:tlo• Christmas season. had hoped to get and the kind or designed to control coyotes, Is cooperation from the adm inistratoothless Qnd leaves them defention that the president and others sel~ss against the predators thai have promised, " Durenberger stalk their sheep. said. Though coyotes and polit !clans WAS HI NGTON (UPI ) -The was routinely given Secret Ser- Cooke of New York, painter McFarlane negotiated t he both are said to be wily , the first 1.5 million pages of Rlchard vice protection beca use or Andrew Wyeth, Ohio State foot- arms sale with Iranian " moderfarmers say the legislation Nixon's presidential papers are threats on his life. ball coach Woody Hayes, and ates" a nd had at least some proves the animals have oul · now available to the public, but The Nlxon-Presley meeting actress ZsaZsa Gabor. smarted the lawmakers . they give little new Insight Into was detailed In a memorandum Gov. Richard Celeste - has the presidency that ended In written by Nixon aide Egll Krogh signed a measure, ca lled a disgrace In the Watergate on Dec. 21, 1970, the day of compromis e between the Ohio scandal. Farm Bureau and preservationPresley's visit . However, readers do get an Presley told Nixon he belleyed Moore and 10 fellow farmers unusua l glimpse inside the Nixon that the Beatles were "a 'real have pooled money lor a S25 Oval Office and his meeting with force for anti-American spirit" ' bounty lor each coyote killed. 'Elvis Presley, and can read a and sa id he wanted to lend his They hav e paid 17 bounties In personal note fro m Ros e name to the government's law past few montM, he said. the Kennedy thanking him for restor- enforcement Initiatives and to year, the Legislature Last ing Secret Service protection fo r "restore some respect to the flag , approved a UO bounty, to be her son. Sen. Edward Kennedy, which was being lost," the memo paid from county dog and D-Mass. said. kennel funds, but Celeste There Is little of Watergate In More than two dozen reporters vetoed the metiSure. the ' papers, but Ute National jammed an Archives reading "Bounties do not work .. . Archives wants to make that room to view the papers, packed (and) encourage the lndlsportion of the material public In l,MO gray file boxes, each four crlmlnale kUling of wUdlife," ear ly next year. inches thick. A spokeswoman Celeste said oil the advice of More than a score of lawsuits said several scholars telephoned . his Department of Natural by Nixon aides have SQUght to to ask about the papers and said 1\Nources. keep the Watergate sections of they would walt until after the the presidential papers secret. journalists left to review them. lsts, which takes effect Feb. 27 . but the legal remedies are The quiet scene was a sharp " I'm not happy with the law," quickly running out. contrast to that of May 1980 when said sheep farmer Stanley The Archives unveiled the first 75 .reporters pushed and shoved Moort:. " It seems like we don' t of 40 million pages of Nixon to get first access to the Nixon have enough pu 11." · presidential papers Monday af· White House tapes, Including The blll places the coyote on ter his lawyers dropped his last those that triggered his resignathe list of furbearlng animals, legal challenge to public tion ori Aug. 9; 1974. allowing the Department or Nat"This Is serene compared with · disclosure. ural Resources to establish a Mrs. Ke nn edy wrote: "Dear that, " said James Hasllngs, hunting season to reduce the Mr. President, I am relieved to deputy director or the Nixon coyote population. The bill a lso HAVE YOU BEEN A GOOD BOY? - That waa the question hear from my son, Ted. that he Presidential Materials Project provl~ for farmers to be San&a Claus asked eiJhl·year·ol d Corey Dant, of P,gm~y. will again have Secret Service Staff at the archives. reim!Jur~ed for livestock killed Wonder what Corey's 1111wer was ? Followlnr Suadtl)''l annual Among those who lent support · Chrlltmu parade In Pomeroy, Santa atopped at Pomeroy's Court protect ion." by coyotes. The september 1972 letter to Nixon during the Watergate A coyote pelt brings $$, while a Street park to chal wl&h many y oun g friends before heading back to came at a time when Kennedy . scandal were Cardinal Terence the North Pole. raccoon pelt brings SlO to $25, CobumF11m~ 12oz. can 35 · ,~,, 25 sq. ft. Mark IV ~~. .,.,.Ca_n.,. n-=ed-=--A-=11-=ed.: . .:.:M;.;.:I ;.:.k_ __:'...:...:. ¢ -SUced Gutat Ritnch 17!5 ct. . '-"'' Cook IV Fry 3 lt. Cfll Diet or Regular AU Varieties 4.79 .49 .59 1.39 1.09 ' 25 Cents A Multim&dia lne. Newspaper Reagan seeks airing of covert deal facts Paper Products Baking Needs 1 Section, 10 Pages Middleport. Ohio. t9lf& Rain lorilghl , with a iow In I he u"per 30s. Cloudy Wednes· day, with a chance of rain and highs In the low 40s. Th•• probablllly of precipit;llion is near 100 percent tonight and 40 percent Wednesday . Prices guaranteed through November 29, 1986 We reservelhe rlghllo limit all quanlit•es ,_ I I I j .I ~ ~ ' _, Moore sa id. "If they set up a hunting season, why would anyone fool around for a $5 coyote pelt? '• he said. "A nd there are a lot or easier animals to catch than the coyote, which is the smartest animal I've ever seen." Moore and other eastern Ohio farmers alsO' question how the val ue of slain livestock will be esta blished. "And besides, what have you accomplished ? The coyote keeps right on kill ing," he said. Moore and 10 fellow farme rs have pooled money for a $25 bounty for e~c h coyote killed. They have p_aid 17 bounties In the past few mont hs. he said . Last year. the Legis l9turc approved a sao bounty , to be paid from cou nty do g and kennel funds , but Celeste vetoed the measure. " Boun ties do not work .. . j and l encourage lhe Indiscriminate killing of wi ldlife," Celeste said on the advice of his Department of Natural Resources . Environmental groups like the Sierra Club and th e Humane Society of the United States share Celeste's views. Dawn Keating, a Sierra Club lobbyist, said some environmcnlallsts beLieve coyotes are being blamed lor some kills m ade by stray dogs. Moore disagreed. "They' re vpry dumb about the whole thing," he said. "I've lost aboul 200 sheep In the last 10 years and I'm blaming coyotes for most of it. " Coyotes, unlik e dogs . make a clean kill by grabbing s)leep b' their throats a nd suffocatln ~ them, he sa l•!. . ..... ' � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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