https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f32aaf328ddadd2c6cad1eb054fdee5f.pdf 967749d63b4ab4dd1e60042ea1b3cdc4 PDF Text Text _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•!. . ..... ' �•"' Commentary Page-2-The Deily Sentinel ' Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio : . Tuesday, December 2, 1986 :• \ The Daily Sentinel Rancid politics 111 Court Street . Pomeroy, Ohio • Every now an.d again politics In errors. Now Iran has energized Washington changes !rom con- the pack, bringing back memoDEVOTED TO THE INTERl!STS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA tentious (which Is nne) to rancid ries of -gates past, -Watergate, (which Is not). Lance-gate, Ferraro-gate. Our ~~ Today, there Is legitimate journalists are In their "breaking t:S:m~ "'""''-.,..'I'T"E! c:;;~,.,. concern about both the process of the president" mode. ~v and substance of Reagan's forBut !rap-gate will not restore ROBERT L. WINGETT eign policy. But the unfolding of perceived past glories of InvesPublisher . the arms-to-Iran Issue has turned tigative journalism. The public Is Into an ugly feeding frenzy that seeing the press ,pack a rude, PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICll poisons everyone Involved, even sanctlinonlous \)lOb hectoring a Assistant Publisher/Controller as they try to do what they think fumbling and bumbling General Manager they're supposed to do, or must president. ' DALE ROTHGEB, JR. do. Then there are the Democrats. · News Editor There is the press. They ha,ve They have just· captured the AMEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press been frustrated by six years of a Senate, thefr eyes are on a Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Teflon presidency. Nothing has victory In 1988. ·There Is legitistuck to Ro.nald Reagan: not mate reason to check out what LE'IT~RS OF OPINION al't' welcome . They mould II!> Jess than liO words charges of a greedy philosophy went wrong ln Reagan-land In an long. Allll'tters are subJect to~lting and rrusr be sign«! with name, address and during a recession; not blame for attempt to straighten out the telephone numbe-r. No WlslgnOO leii('I"S will be oubUshed. Letters should be In IJ.. goOd taste , addrl"5slng Issues, not personalities. \ the tragedy in Lebanon; not mess. There are serious Demo._....,......,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _..:..,__ _ _ _ _ _ _....;._ _ _ _....J ., scandal among close aides, not crats Interested In doing that. all his misstatements or factual > But there are others whose agenda Is qulle different. They seek to discredit the whole thrust of Reagan's assertive foreign policy. They didn't like the defense buildup, the response In El Salvador, the toughing It out with the Soviets on arms control and Star Wars. They are intent upon building a p_lenary charge that the Reaganauts are amateur, secretive Improvisers who are· endangering the world. There are liberal Democrats who assailed Reagan for blowing the "deal of the century" In Iceland, but who now complain that, ·heaven forfend, Reagan's men were Ill-prepared and almost gave away the store there. For all with eyes to see, It Is apparent that there are less Scandals dent Reagan's armor, not Celeste's 'I'he recent attempt by the Celeste administration to keep Gina Vii d. prl>$s secretary to First Lady Dagmar Celeste, on the state payroll in Loqdon, England . demonstrates that the Celestials have not learned their lessons well in the area of public relations. The Idea was that Vild was moving to London to be with her new husband; why not take advantage of her exper ience in the Ohio Department of Development and create a marketing job to drum up business for Ohio in England ? Trouble was, the right people were not consulted first, and when the story got out, it appeared that thcadmlnlstratlonwascreatingaplum for a favored employ('(' Instead of providing a service for Ohio businesses and taxpayers. The admln ~tlation needs to understand that the public's . perception Q!B maneuver can be more Important than the reallty of that' manerlver. Letter to the Editor Carnival helpers thanked i ...: Gi,nts outlast San,Francisco, 21 to. _17 ~· - liberal Democrats wllo are less concerned with Iran than In advancing anotber Issue, closer · to home: how to mug Reagan's · policy of helping the Contras In _ ~ Nicaragua. ·;; And there are Reagan's policy:- • advisers: Put under Intense pres- ;:·~ sure, they hung tough !or a· lew~ ;;:: days onlyto·collapse Into an orgy ~'!'; of flnger- pol~tl~g and backbit- ;~ tng. It's Mr. A s ~au I!', says Mr. B. '• It's Mr. B'sfault, says Mr. C.lt's .~ Mr. C's fault, says Mr. A. Too ; many of Reagan's men have • ; revealed their true calling: They :. are nervous ribbon clerks. ; Finally, there Is Ronald Rea- .·! gan. He has never been at home with the details of policy. That has made him look Ignorant at times. But he has had a view of ,.. the world, what's wrong with It, · ; what's right with It, what lle'd like to do about it. He Is now trylngtodefendwhat he did In Iran. It Is a dl'fenslble view. everi If one ends up · disagreeing with It, even if It ' turns out to fall. What Is lndefens- · • lble Is the president's Inability to keep order among his ribbon : clerks. He has not learned to kick · I butt among his aides, who are, · covering theirs . · And so one hears that Nancy Reagan Is lobbying to dump Chief of Staff Donald Regan, National Security Adviser Adm. John Poindexter and Secretary of State George Shultz. The appearance Is of government-byfirst-lady. Democracy Is wonderful. The free press. Is wonderful. Opposition parties are crucial to the , process. The power of a White l House staff Is important. The J presidency is a great office. , But there are certain Issues at • certain il mes that create a llrestorm mentality, bringing out the worst In everyone. This Is · such an ugly moment. . THROWN FOR LOSS- San Francisco's QB 11hiiSirniR!I has his · Jersey stretched to the limit as 49er Milt McOoll grabbed his jersey . In front of Giants' Maurice Canhon's block Monday night in San Francl~cO-. McColl threw Simms for a 18-yard loss on this play In the flrsl ,perlod. The Giants won, 21-17 (UPI) • • • Lust for NATIONAL FO<nB~LL LEAGUE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE · W L T l'<t: N\' ,If ro 3 o 10 3 0 s 1 0 4 9 0 0 I3 D Central NwE Bulla! . lndnp Mlam Clvlnd Homn tax. Yet the IRS Intelligence manual Identifies him as the Dearborn leader of a group called We the People, which It says, "encourages Individuals to become Involved In local and national Issues. and urges congressmen to vote against legislation that would 'Impair freedom.' " That seems innocuous enough, but the manual adds that, accordIng to Information from Its Detroit office, We the People also "displays a propensity, towards violence." Even so, the agency could find no record of Kostyu as a leader of the group - or as a man of violence - in either Its Detroit office or Its Washington headquarters. "We have determined that there Is no report which Identifies you as the leader of a group that displays a propensity towards violence, the IRS wrote to Kostyu 9 II 2 10 ~~~~~d~~~e~~~!~~~Y~~f.:~~ w... p.m. Sunday, Qec. 7 Clndnnaatl at New En«land, I p.m. . cr...;eland .. l!utlajli, I, p.m. Denwer at kansatt-C&ty, J p.m. at Buffalo. 7;135 p.m. St. Ill Phltadetphla, 1:35 Loull! . NY biiU'Iders at Calglll')', 9:15 Wednet~day' s Games . Quebec at Hartford, night St. ·t.oua a1 Montreal, night ·" NV blonden It Edmoaltin, al1ht Wa.hlnpm ot W_ln~lpq, nlpl - ' . ' . . By U•lltod Pret"' lntf'I'IUIUoniLI BPI'hall Tr-*d plld~er Mlkt' "MIIlMIIilolfpl" Smith· to Montreal for a pla,ytT to til' umed 1111!1'. . flnelnnlll ·- Vhlca«o. 1 p.m. RoWIIoa It 8ajl Dtep, 4 p.m. . N'f dt>l11 at S.. FruiciMCO. 4 p.m . .Datt101 at LA Ramo, t p.m. . Monday,'O.c. 8 . u. ftaldl!l'!l .. seatue. 9 p.m. T11111p1 • ) at romm~"klner',. r.nf. ......... df!Pirimt'flt orn,·c - Rldt C'er- llrH.I.Dr t.r• II•• of t~ Atwl! commlriNioner. • rt'l'lpl.'d. 1 Mllbtet!Ot a - N11m"d Rick Renick thlrit-hlulf C.'Oac!h. • . ' SVAC action resumes with four contest~ 'this .evening KY,ger Creek (1)-1) will travel to Rat;,lne Tuesday for a Southern Valley Athletic Conference cage' battle against defending champion Southern (1-1) . The Bobcats of Coach Scott Stemple l'losl their league and season opener to North Gallla · last Tuesday, 55:42. Southern won Its league opener · over Eastern, 66-63, then lost a 71-.52 non-league ,battle at Gallipolis Frldav. In 6th'er second ro~nd SV AC encounters , Tuesday, Symmes Valley [0-1) visits Hannan Trace (0-1) . The. VIkings lost 61-46 to Oak Hill In their opener. The Wlldca.ts lost 59 -47 to Southwestrn. Southwestern (1-01 travels to OakHilltl-O)InTuesday'sSVAC SOuthwestern. Saturday, Eastern Is at Miller fo.r. it non-league outing. SVAC standings •. SVAC STANDINGS tLoa,rue Only) tVanltyl . W North Gallla .............. I Southwestern ............. Oak Hilt........... .......... Sou&hern.................... Eastet'll ••.. .... •• .. .... .. ... 0 :team , P Ill RUTLAND TIRE SALES "ImiNO 10U THERE SAFELY." 1 19 t 0 81 41 .. . 0 0 I I I 1i8 83 4<1 41 4t IS 841 81 !9 " ..,, . I Kyger Creek 1 TEAM SERIES; •tB Spirt'S. 308~; 2nd HIGH : W.M.P.O.. 2959: 3rd HIGH' Jim Cobb. 2866. . I POMI!BOV BOWLING LANES ' Early Wednesday Mbed Nonmber 12, 1986 Team Pt1 Mlddl£'por t Lunch Room ...................... 64 ' ~yres Small EnJ;:"Inr IU-palr ................ 62 . ony's Carry Out ............................... .. 48 J.A.R. ConstrucTion ............................. « • ~ha mmy's Carry Out ............... ............ 42 • The (;inwbrrad Boy Say>•• ' ' ' ~'IJ"'"• ••· H.,,.,,.,.,.... """' ..,.., ........, l:ll .... to s:it 1.a. ll•.U. 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Drlllln~ ............ .. ,......................... 28 • HIGH SERIES>Larry Dugan 637· Pat . SKYLINE BOWLING LANES Ca rson. -~37 : 2nd HIGH SERIES: nanny : : MORNING GLORIES W\11, 538: Maxine Dugan, 489; HIGH .• ,.,. Nov. 11 , 1986 Team ' ' Pts. GAME : Larry Dugan . 243: Pat Carson . 3ns HtCH GAME: Larry Dugan 202· Brenda's Boutlquo................. .. ...... .. ... 76 197: Maxlne Duf::an/ Pat Carson, 180. ' ' ·," ~h~i:v~ i\ut~P;·,i;::: : : :: : :M TEAM SERIES: Mlddl!'pOrl Lunoh Room, 1983: TEAM GAME: Tony's Carry JimCobb Chev. Olsb. & Cad , .... ........... 52 Oul. 6111. · , ·rr==;;;:;;;;::;::;::::::::::::':IA : ':so:l:'":' 1:-·:·..:...:.. :...:...:.. :.. .:...:...:.. :···:--·:·· .:...;47lj==;~;=.:;~;~~:==~ Marietta at 'New Philadelphia Chllllcothe at Portsmouth West Union at Portsmouth West2 Fairview at South Point Kyger Cree~ at Southern Symmes Valley at Hannan Trace Southwestern at Oak Hill Eastern at North Gallla Meigs at Nelsonville-York Friday's games . Warren Local at Jackson Logan at Marietta Gallipolis at Athens Portsmouth at Ironton . Russell at South Point Greenfield at Miami Trace Wheelersburg at Minford I Waverly. at Portsmoulth West Kyger Creek at Southwe_stern North Gallla at Symmes Valley Southern at Oak Hill Hannan Trace at Eastern Vinton County at Meigs Saturday's games · Jackson at Wheelersburg C'ambrldge at Warren Local Chesapeake at Gallipolis Portsmouth at Zanesville Tra~sactions NV Glut• at Wuhlll&foo, I p.m. ~- Loullot Pldlod~pllla, I p.m. •, Clarion, 2-2, received 13 points from Fred DuPree and 12 from Carlen Leslkar. The Golden Eagles committed 36 turnovers, Including 23 In the first half. The Vikings never trailed, leading 68-30 at halftime. The final margin represented the Vikings' biggest lead. Elsewhere In Ohio college basketball actloil Monday night. Bowling Green defeated Heldelberg, 80-76; Kent State whipped Robert Morris, 79-51; Ohio Unlverslty nipped Akron, 81-79; Cincinnati bombed Regis 84-53; Youngstown State downed Slippery Rock, 86-73; Xavier blasted St . Joseph (Ind.), 88-68. Tuesday's games . p.m. , . Dot roll a1LosAnlei""I0:3Sp.m. Chlcaco at Vanoouver,IO:SI p. m. - Detralt a1 Plttsburah, 1 p.m. lndluapoU. It Alluta, l' p.m. Mhwl.t Now Orle- I p.m. Mlnnf!MG&a If Grem Bay, J p.m. Mlnne~ota p.m. ' 20, Shawn Hood 16 and Hersle Strong and Pat Vuyanclh 13 apiece for the Vikings, I- 1. Ransey played only 23 minutes and McFadden only 28. Salters and Hood each played fewer than 20 minutes off the bench. . Tuetiday' H Game-~ 1\'Y Rangers at New Jersey, 7:35 2 II 0 . 1M ·201 383 Me•day's Result ,, ..,,...·-· ... 1K KZ . 11 76 92 87 9 9 4 · :n w.. hlnpon t Montreal I (<Yf) a 11 o .2:11 203 324 NY Glanl!r!l 21, San Frandsco 17 simplistic ~xplunatlons about · halt In I!, the spread or commu- ' ·' · nism or making the world safe for democracy. Both ovprbearing S!'Crecy and covert action ca nnot substitutP for ~arpfuUy considered Initial lvcs that drservr and receive " populur support, bolh at the gruss-roots IPvcl ,.and umong srnlor officia ls of governmrnt. . GF GA 10 10 4 24 14 10 I 29 Ill 93 U II 0 26 81 9S 9 14 2 28 101 IH 115 2 I& 81 98 Monday's Results Qu ebec 4, Hartford 1 1 6 0 .1131! 323 221 9 4 0 .Iiiii 235 I!Hi Norris Dlvtlilon W L T Pts. Edmn Calgry L"' 1\ngls Vancvr s • o .385 u1 m 7 5 I .377 297 199 Kll 82 9 12 ~ 20 63 73 Chlca~o 6 14 5 11 82 109 ...; mythl• Dlvisloh Wnnpr 15 fi I 3! 12 15 4 9 0 .318 209 280 U R 98 19 Detroit Allan! 6 S I ' .100 228 232 Nw Or 6 1 0 .4112 230 211 · "-clinched dlvlfflof\ tlflf:> ' y. dloclled pi~~J<oll berth. ' . · Sn Frn. 93 102 II 1 3 2.1 " 18 12 10 11 4 '14 113 86 s 15 3 13 19 86 Toronl St. Louis " Mlnn.,.t • 3 10 0 .231 1110 291 Ce ntral tl 2 0 .1116 ~ 110 GmBy TmpB 1 II 6 20 Adams Dlvlidon 13 9 4 30 tO I Campbell Conference 1 6 0 .1.111 315 281 MnMI lk>trot 81 I 2 tO 3 1!1 · II 2 0 .1!46 3113 221 st. LoH recently. "Also, there Is no report which Identifies you as an 'Illegal tax protester.' " • Kostyu figures the reason he : was fingered In the short-lived Intelligence manual Is that for years he has been battling the • IRS - legally. He has, for I example. spoken out about "IRS : abuses" like the agency's seizure : of a local day care center In a tax • dispute. He has appeared on • radio talk shows and has helped : taxpayers fight the revenue ' service In court. Despite Its written confession or error In the letter to"Kostyu , the Internal Revenue Service Insists that the Internal manual was accurate. It was distributed In January , and ordered destroyed alters Its existence leaked out. Hundreds of copies had been distributed to IRS offices across the country, according to agency , ,A.: spokesman Scott warne. Berry's World Montrt· Hrtll'd Boscon Buffalo Ea.NI secrecy~_______R_ob_e_rt_·~_al_te_rs ' ' on national security. The president seeks to justify his proclivity toward absolute secrecy on th<• grounds th at It is neeessary for national 'ecurity. In fact, his approach Is disturbIngly elitist . Implicit In Reagan 's attitudc is the belief th at the public can' t understand arra n<'. dellcat~ geopolitical maneu,·erlng and is Instead thoroughly s,atlsfled with Quehc W L T Pet. PF PA II 2 I .1116 265 191 Y·W""h Phtdl 4 2 36 tOO 5-i 13 8 4 30 9<1 115 13 9 I 1!1 93 14 II 10 2 24 89 104 H13 5 21 N\' linK 3 10 0 .2,1t 261 315 DaiiM. t7 W•hn~ 1 8 0 .531! m 21!t 1 8 0· .5311 15-1 253 y-NV GF GA W L T Pts. Phlta PU•hr NY lsln Nw d,.y 10 3 0 .'MI9 321 219, K 3 0 .615 2ll2 2.19 National Conference . ,. •••' circumstances. , Even In thesespeclal cases. the law requires congressional notification "in a timely fashion" and a year's delay surely is not timely. The principal characteristic that distinguishes the Iranian operation from earlier secret RPagan initiatives Is that In the previous cases the president has deftly avoldPd major public disputes . Those prior covert operations Include full-scale military operations against the Nicaraguan government and an attempt to destabilize Libya's government through "dlslnformatlon" In this country' s news media. Rea gan's fetish about secrPCy has led to the Imposition of elaborate security measures on government employees - from polygraph tests to requiring that officials obtain clearance before they can be . Interviewed by journalists. During Reagan' s tenure In tlie White House, the Defense Department's budget for Its most highly classified "black" programs has Increased by 50 percent. The White House and Justice Department have worked ceaselessly to suppress - through proposed new laws, restricted budgets or tightened regulations - the flow of information from the government to the public. Reagan greatly expanded the government's power to classifY Information. Then several years ago he vainly sought congressional approval for a measure that would Impose criminal penalties upon those revealing classified data .:... even If the disclosure had no adverse effect PF PA .11e 3<19 ~s .18. 3-11 2'lll .46~ 33.1 313 .308 149 2ll1 .lltiO 141 3:19 w.... Dnvr LA Rd Kn•• (' s. ..u San D• k"•('h Kostyu agrees with the IRS that many of those In the manual - which has been withdrawn from circulation - are Indeed dangerous. All the more reason he doesn't want to be In the same company with them. "The thing that concerned me was that I thought It might go beyond character assassination to the real thing," he told us:"My wife was scared to death that I was going to be shot by mistake, that the state pollee would pull me over and see my name In the book as a dangerous tax protester and .I'd get shot .... She was afraid that any night (the authorIties l would come In with automatic weapons drawn and shoot the dog and all ." How did Kostyu get into this pickle? It might be because he has been publishing his own newsletter, The ConstitutionalIst, which opposes the Income , Patrick Division 4 9 0 .318 216 :m 3 10 0 .211 !115 2ll3 PUsh By United Press lnternaflonal The Clarion State Golden Eagles may have thought they were facing the Cleveland Cavaliers of NBA, rather than the Cleveland State VIkings of NCAA. The Vikings established three scho9l ,records Monday nlghi as they romped to a 135-61 triumph over the vlsltlng Golden Eagles. The 135 points surpassed the Vikings' previous hlgh of 118 polnts set last season. The 74point winning margin also was a school mark , as was the team's 41 points from the free- throw line. Clinton Ransey scored 28 points to lead six Vikings In Wale. Conference 9 4 0 .612 ~ 213 • 3 0 ,fif5 323 3:12 CnCII Making mistakes ____.J_a_ck_A_nd_e_rs_on_._&Jo,_s_ep_h_Sp_e_ar WASHINGTON- It's no news that the Internal Revenue Service occasionally makes mistakes. But In the case of Donald Kostyu, a Mlchlgan autoworker and veteran, the IRS error was much more personal than the mere transposition of a cGuple of numbers. The revenuers Included Kostyu's name In Its "Illegal Tax Protester Information Book," an Internal Intelligence manual pro·filing 40 organizations that advocate tax evasion, racism and violence, and highlighting 83 tax-protest leaders who have criminal records or have made threats against the IRS personnel, Kostyu was listed as one of the 83. But Kostyu told our reporter David Davis he's never been charged ·with anything Illegal, violent or non-vio-lent. A search of government . records con firmed this. NHL results 'E..t /, SKYLINE BOWLING LANES MORNING GLORIES ·NFL results American COnference 'i' Cleveland te;in sets 31,...---Lo-c-ai_bo_w_lin-g-----,:r n,arks in 135-61 win Scoreboard ... By United Press lntemaUonaJ: '' By WILLiAM D. MURRAY win the next two games and L;os The Giants .opened their scor- riddled the Giants secondary, , UPI Sports Writer , Angeles loses one, lt'U come lng onslaught with Simms !Iring . completing six of seven passes. : SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - down to our ·Friday night game a 17-yard scorlng 'strike to JOe for 41 yards to set up an 11- yard • ' Lawrence Taylor earned a trip . with the Rams ." · "-·' Morris to make It 17-7. Simms scoring pass to ·Jerry Rice. .The margin went to 17-0 with backtotheNFLplayoffsMonday New York took control of the then found · Stacey Robinson night, but the All-Pro linebacker game In the third quarter. The twice behind San Francisco just 45 secoQds remaining In the · wants more. Giants d~fense forced the 49ers to defenders. Robinson· beat Tim half when Rice scored on an end •. "We've been the wtld card for punt from the 49ers .9. 38 and 27. McKyer down the sideline for a around. "I think they came out with an three. ol.the five years I've been Perry Williams also ended 34-yard touchdown reception . He here," Taylor said after the New another San FranCisco drive by then beat Don Griffin on a up tempo," Taylor-said. "That , : York ·Giants defeated the San Intercepting a Montana pass. · ·49-yard pass that gave New York surprised the hell out of us. No : Francl~co 49ers 21-17 Monday "They could have come out In the ball at the one-foot line. Ottls team had -done that to us this night-. "That's not good enough, tbe second half and beE'R lethar- Anderson crashed over one play year . We talked It over at . halftime and shortened our drops We want to be division c~~mps. gic, bUt Instead they took control later for a 21-17 lead. . Everything Is going to come of the game," San Francisco ,Montana 11nd the 49ers had In the 'second half. I guess the down to the game at ' RFK tight end Russ Francis said. seemedtohaveeverythlngunder guys were worried about getting (Stadium, home of the Washing- "They played damn good foot- control In the first half, rolling to burned by Rice. I told them to let · Rice prove he can beat you long.... : • tort Redsklns) . I' guess that's ball . Field position Is the name of a 1770 halftime advantage. The Giants defenders weren't The 49ers opened the· scoring going to be the biggest game of the game and they earned It on · the field." • late In the first quarter. Man- the only ones struggling. The the season ." The Giants, guaranteed a wildGiants quarterback Phil lana, capitalizing on 'the Giants New York offense was also card berth, play the Redsklns Simms, who had been averaging defensive backs' deep drops, misfiring. Raul Allegre, who Sun.day with undisputed posses- just under 30 passes a game this completed three of six passes for entered the game with a string of slonofflrstplacelntheNFCEast se.ason, rescued the Giants of-· 55 yards to help move' the. ball six straight fleldgoals, missed on on the line. The 49ers tlroppfd to fense In the Wrd quarter. The from the San Francisco 19 to the attempts of 41 and 42 yards In the 7-5-1 with the loss and trail the veteran was il of13 for 198 yards New York 16. However, the drive first half. Simms also tossed a · ,' . NFC West- leading Los Angeles and two touchdown.s In the stalled and the 49ers settled for a pair ot'lnterceptlons. "It almost seemed like two .· RarM 'by a game .and a hall. period. 30- yard R'ay Werschlng field different games," Montana said . "When you look at it (the "Physically, they were ·man- goal. · "We really outplayed them In the • • playoff picture), it's not .as bad as handling us up front so we had to · San Francisco built its lead to It seems," San Franclsco -quar- throw the ball more than we 10-0 early In the second quarter first half and they outplayed us In the second." terback Joe Mon'tana said. "If we might have wanted io," Simms · w~en Montana once again i WASHINGTON - Presldenl Reagan's penchant for dealing Tile Middleport Elementary Mrs. Lois Hawley and Mr. Lloyd with foreign policy and national PTO would like to thank evEL Haggy. These people spent many securit y Issues In st riel secrecy ryone Involved wit h our Fall hours helping us plan the carni- Is surely a primary causP of his Ca rnival, which was hPid on val and also working at the current dlfficultiE'S . Saturday, November 8. It was a carnival. The weapons shipments to Iran great success' Again. many thanks to each are only the most recent example W,e appreclale the many dona, and ev!'! ryone involved. We ap- of the White House's fascination tlons from the businesses. and all preciate you- more than words with cland~stlne operations and the Individuals who donated their could ever express! Its paranoia about sharing Infortime and talent. We would also Middleport PTO - Shirley mation. even with responsible like to thank all. the parents and Tyree, President; Shirley Smith, officials Inside the government . other family membt:>rs who do- First Vice President; Brenda Thus, th~ president has tx>en nated food and bak<'d items four Wyatt . Second Vice President; running a covert paramilitar~ our sweet shop. Without their Pam Vaughan, Secretary; Sheila operation out of the White House special help, our carnival would Bevan. Treasurer; Judy Mattea. basement offices of the National not have been possible. Special .Jil l Williams, Ways and Means; Security Council staff. thanks I!,Oes to Mr. Don Hanning. Myrtle St. Clair, Membership. But most of the senior officials who are statuto'?' members of the NSC - the . secretarll's of state and defense. and the chairman of the, Joint ChiPfs of Staff - have been given limited Today is Tuesday. Dec. 2, the 336! h day of 1986 with 29 to follow. Information or none at all about The moon Is moving away from its new phase. the Iranian Initiative. The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. The Intelligence Oversight Act The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Sat urn. requires the president to provide Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius. They advance notice to the House and include French painter Georges Seurat in 1859; circus founder ·Senate Intelligence committees Charles Ringling in 1863; engineer Peter Carl Goldmark In 1914 (age whenever he plans a covert 72); former Secretary of State Alexander M. Halg Jr. In 1924 (age62l; operation. actress Julie Harris in 1925 (age61 i; Attorney General Edwin Meese In addition, CIA Director WilIn !931 (age ;51, and figure skater Randy Gardner In 1958 (age 28) . liam Casey pledged two years ago that he would Inform both On this date in' history: . In 1859. abolitionist John Brown was hanged for his raid on the communities within 48 hours of any Intelligence activities or federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry. In 1927, the Model A Ford was Introduced as the successor to the clandestine operations whose ramous Model T. The price of a Model A roat;lster was $39§. sensitivity req uired presidential In 1942, the "Atomic Age" was born when scientists demonstrated approval. the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction at a laboratory below In a misguided attempt to the stands at the University of Chicago football stadium. shroud the Iranian arms transacIn 1961, President Fidel Castro disclosed he was a communist. . tions In absolute secrecy, Reaacknowledging he concealed the fact until he solidified his hold on gan early this year directed Casey to violate that written Cuba. In 1982, retired dentist Barney Clark became the flrst person to commitment. In addition, the receive a permanent artificial heart. He survived 112 day~. president Invoked a provision In In 1985, Phlllpplne Armed Forces Chief Gen. Fabian Ver and 25 the federal law that allows him to others were tound Innocent of Involvement In the 1983 Manila waive the advance notice reassassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. . quirements under extraordinary Today i~ history ' ,. Ben Wattenberg : Ohio Politks By LEE LEONARD . UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Wrongdoing In high places. Devious schemes. Paper-shredding coverups. Who knew and when did they know it? President Ronald Reagan and ald to theContras? No, Gov. Richard Celeste about a year ago. Remember Marvin Warner's Influence on the Ohio Division of Savings and Loan Assoclatlons? A state leglslatlve investigating committee placed it as high as the state director of commerce and suspected it went Into the governor's office but was unable to prove it. Remember the system of dollng out state contracts and jobs in return lor campaign contributions? Documents showing political favoritism were shredded in the Ohio Department of Transportation. These scandals were the equivalent on a st<ite scale of the current national potboiler, which Is being compared to Watergate. How is it, then .• that Richard Celeste was re-elected by a landslide after more than a ,year of bad headllnes, but Ronald Reagan 's popularity has plummeted like a free-fall skydiver alter just two weeks of hashing over the latest caper In Washington? Surely, Celeste cannot have the Teflon coating attributed to Reagan for all these years. Even the governor would not claim that. "I prefer cast iron," he grinned when confronted with the question after his election victory. Celeste's defeated cha llenger, Republlcan .James A. Rhodes. suggested that maybe the people don't care about scandal any more; that they regard if as normal in the course of business, especially In the government. It doesn' t look like that is true. Maybe CeiPSte' s scandals didn' t take hold because he was running against Rhodes, who always did a lot ofwheellng and dealing himself when he was governor. Maybe the vote-rs need proof, and they may have if when the t'rials of the CelestELconnected individuals are finished. Unfort unat ely, there will not be a public referendum on Celeste, just as there won' t be on Reagan. · Maybe people e xpect scandals of Democrats but demand a higher level of behavior from thE' Republicans. You ca n take your choice of theories . ,;, s> ' "''" ... ' at RADIALS SIZE PRICE P155 /80R13 .............: 519.50 P165/80R13 .............. 522.50 P175/80R13 .............. S22.50 P195/75R14 .............. 525.00 P205/75R14 .............. S26.00 . P215/75R14 .............. 526.00 P215/7 5R15 .............. 526.00 P225/75R1 5.............. 526.00 P235/7 5R15 .............. 527.00 LIGHT TRUCK ~ . 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The action has been filed for Injuries allegedly Incurred by the plaintiff tn ·a Nov.~. 1984,' auto accident on Mulberry Avenue In Pomeroy, involving Tiemeyer and Jerlc In separate vehicles . Tiemeyer claims that Jertc was legally intoxicated under the laws of the state at the time the accident occured. Action dismissed in court An action flied by Way Forest Clark against Audrey Marte Clark has been dismissed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Area men enter drug ease pleas Carroli·Manley, 45, Middleport, pleaded innocent Monday In U.S. District Court In Huntington. W.Va., tn' connection with recent indictments involving the distribution of drugs In Kermit, W.Va. · Manley was joined In the Innocent plea by Thomas Meek, 40, Rt. 2, South Webster, whose addresi was listed as Gallipolis when the pair were Indicted along with four other men on various counts charging possession with Intent, to distribute marijuana, valium and PCP from 1984 until this year to various people at Kermit. Trial dates have been set In district court for Feb. 3, with pretrial hearings to be held on Jan. 12. Manley was freed on $40,000 secured bond, while Meek was released on $25,000 secured bond. accordl~g to court records. ·Two men cited in accident Two men were' cited by the Gallta·Melgs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol in a two·car accident on Ohio 7 near Pomeroy Sunday. Anthony B. Conchel, 28, Wheelersburg, was cited for assured clear distance, and Steven E. Shepard, 27, Thornville was ticketed for no seatbelt. · ' Troopers said Shepard was southbound at 5:12p.m. when an unknown vehicle behind him swung out and passed Shepard as he was turning right. Conchel, who was behind the unknown vehicle, was unable to stop and struck the rear of Shepard's vehicle, causing sl!ght damage to both. · Special seroice slated Wednesday There wil be a December Missionary Special Christmas Service Wednesday, 7:30p.m., at Middleport Holiness Church, 75 Pearl St .. Middleport. Speaker will be Benjamin Salvant, of Haiti. The public Is welcome. · Blood pressure clinic Wednesday Scipio Senior Citizens will hold blood pressure day Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the fire station In HarrlsonvUie. Everyone welcome. · MARC plans Thursday meeting There wtll be a meeting of the Meigs Association for Retard!'(,~ Citizens Thursday, 3:30p.m., at Carleton School. Fire department plans auction Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoring a Christmas auction Friday, 7 p.m., at the fire house In HarrlsonvUJe. Tools, toys and other merchandise will be sold. Door prizes 100. Auctioneer will be Jim Harkless. Everyone welcome. '• EMS makes one Monday call Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports one call Monday: Racine to Sixth Street for Sue Huddleston to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Southern board meets Wednesday Southern Local Board or Education will meet In special session Wednesday, 6: 30p.m., at the high school. Lodge plans Saturday meeting HarrtsonvUie Lodge 411 will have a regular meeting Saturday, 7: 30p.m., with open lnstallallon of officers. Apotluck , dinner will follow. · The Daily Sentinel CUSPS 1411-. . ) A DI\'Mion of Muttlrnella, In«'. Publllllhrd r'vt'r.v aftNnoon. Monda ~ lhroujth F'ridlly, 111 Court Sr.. Po· mrroy. Ohio. by lhP Ohio Valley Publlshlnl!" Compan,v !Mu ltlmrdla. In r .. PomC'ro.v. Ohio 45769. Ph. 992·2156. Sf.· cond das~ pO!!Ia~E' paid at Pom(lroy. . Olllo. MC'mb<'r: Unlt<'<l PTC':S$: lnt rrnatlonal. Tnland Dall y PrE"Ss A!l.!!otlat lon and the> Ohio Nrw .~tpaprr A!lsoc>latlon. Nat 1on:11 Ad\'C•rtlslnl{ Rrpn"!entallvt". Branham N['Wspap(lf" Sal~ . 733 Third AwnuE', N(IW York. NP'Il' York 10017. ' PQS'l'MASTER; Send addri'SS chan~ lo Thf' Dally SC'nflnf:'!, 111 Court Sl.. FomorO)'. Olllo 1'769. SUI8CRIPTION RATES 8)' Carner or Motor Route Ooe Wrt'k ......... ............ .. ...... .. .... 11 . 2~ Ooo Monlh ..... .. ... ........ ..... .. .... .... $5.4.1 Onf' Ytoar ... ........ .... ....... ... .~..... .. 565.00 SINGLE COM' PRICE ' Deily .......... .... ... ............. ..... 25 C<'nl s SubtK'rlbers not dcslrln~to pay thf:l car· rl('l'" may remit In adVance dlr.tct to - n~ Dally Sentlnrl on a~. 6 or 12 month ball!l. Credit will Jxo ¢ven <'arrlcr t'ach WPPk , No subtrrlptlonA by mall arras wh<'l't" ~rm l ttrd ho~ carrier In servtcr Is avatlabiP. I llall8obo<l'lpllono 1.. Melp C..nly w. · 13 Weoks .................................. Jl7.29 2! Wl'okl ............................. .. ... $34.06 52 \v ..... """"'.' '"'""'''.''' ""' ''' $(,6.!\6 , 0.1- Melp CoUIIIy t3 Weoks ... ,....................... .. ..... $18.20 :11 Weeki ......................... .........$M.l0 •52 Weol<l .................................. a7.00 ... Ohio weather South Central Ohio A fiood watch Is In effect for today. Rain tonight, with a low In the upper 30s. Cloudy Wednesday, with a chance of rain and highs In th~ low 40s. The probability of preclplta· tton ts near 100 percent tonight and 40 percent Wednesday. Winds will become southwes· terly at 10 to 20 mph tonight. 'Ohio E•tended Forecllllt Thul'lday t~rough Sa&urday A chance of snow flurries Thursday and Friday, wlth fair weather SatUrday. Highs will be In the 30s each day. with overnight lows In Ilie 20s. · Charles Edward Meadows Sr., ~. Mason, W.Va., died Monday at Pleasant Valley Hospital. . He was born May 5, 1951, In .Charleston, ·W.Va. , the son or Denver R. and Erna Meadows of Mason. · Surviving In .addition to his parents are on~ son, Charles Edward Meadows Jr.: one sister. Mrs. Carolyn Sue Jewel~ Mason; and two brothers, Harold Ray and James Keith Meadows, botlt of Mason. , He worked a~ a laborer on construction and ·belonged to AFL Laborers Lpcal 543 of Huntington, W.Va. Servlces·wm be Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Foglesong Funeral Home, with Sister Armanda Chaffins officiating. Burial will be tn Sunrise Memorial Gardens, Letart, W.Va. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 tonight. I Skeleton found at commune · MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. (UP!) -On the eve of the start of the trial for an Ohio man charged with murderi ng a Hare Krishna dissident, law enforcement officers found a human skeleton In a wooded area on the commune's grounds. Monday 's discovery was shrouded In mystery, with both police officials and the Krishna commu11lty offering only scant Illumination. So tight·llpped were deputies and state troopers who des· cended on the New Vrlndaban commune in rural Marshall County that confirmation came several hours after the find, and only then by an officer who Insisted he could not be identified. An official of the medical examiner's office planned to arrive at the commune today to take steps toward making an ldentillcation. Over In Preston County, mean· time. trial was to start today for Thomas Drescher of Ravenna, Ohio, charged with murdering Kr)shna diss ident Charles Saint Denis, who vanished In 1983. His body was never located, and Monday' s discovery fu el.ed speculation. An officer who conllrmed the discovery or the body for The Wheeling lntelllgencer said tt Council (Continued from Page 1) environment for those students to go temporarily. ·Included In the upstairs remo· dellng will be the Installation of two single-room furnaces . , Cou nell passed an ordinance to give village employees a $50 Chr'tstmas bonus. Approxl· mately 30 full and part·tlme employees wlll receive bonuses. It was also noted that village workers are Installing Christmas ·decorations throughout Pomeroy . Re·appolnted by council to the firemen's dependency board were Bt'lt Young and Betty Baronlck, from council; Jim Sisson and Don Thomas, from the fire department; and Homer Baxter,.a village resident. And finally, the mayor's report of $3,089 In lines and fees collected In November, was accepted. . TUESDAY WASHrrJGr~N MEIGS Jl:TNIOR MISS ,Eastern High Scl!ool aeator,, Amy Louks became Meigs County's .1987 Junior Miss during competition Sunday at the Meigs J unlor Hl1h School auditorium. Amy Is the daugh• ter of Jim and Sharon Louks. · In addition to 'the top honor, she received awards lor the. poise and appearilnce, youtb · fitness and creative and· per· forming arts categories or the competition. For the creative and performing arts category, Amy presenied a piano solo of Chopin's 'I '.'Fantasle· Impromptu Op. 66." Amy wUI now compete for the title of Ohio Junior Miss in comp~ll' tlon In Mount Vernon the first week of February. . CHESTER - Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, will meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the 'hall. Quarterly btrihdays wlll be ·observed and nomination of o!flcers will be held. 1 couRT · HOUSE (UPI)- State and local arson investigators worked tQ- • get her Monday trYing to find ,a cause of the fire that destroyed one building at the Mld·Ohlo Chemical Co. anq caused more than $6 million In damage. Fire officials had a crew on tqe1 scene until late 1\'londay to douse. hot sP.Ots as th!!Y !lared. up. , · Assistant Fire Chief Edwar.d; Helt said .state' arson.lnvestlga· , tors were sumfl1oned.to help local: officers look for the cause of the fire that ~gan Sat~rc;lay,nlght.ln; the ~ulldtng wnere fertilizer Is made. r MIDDLEPORT - Mlddlepqrt. · hodge 363, F&AM wtll met Tuesday at 7~'30 p.m. Thete·wm pe refreshments ' following the · meeting. . · . · GALLIPOLIS - MGM Runnlng Club ,meets Tuesday, 7:30 ·p.m.. Charlie !md Co.'s, Gallipolis. · The black smoke was so t~lck• that firefighters asked residents of a nearby trailer park to leave their homes. Firefighters from· nine departrpents battled 'the blaze until It was brough,t under· control at about daybreak ,1 • Sun day. ' KYGER - ·Cheshire trustees tneets Tuesday, 5:30p.m.; Town~hlp building In Kyger . EWINCTON - · The Gailla County Crime Prevention pro. gr~m has scheduled an organiza ~ 1ional meeting withal) I~ teres ted residents to form a·neighborhood watch program 7 p.m•.Tuesday . at the Academy Building, .. '•1 MORE --- XI Gamma ,; t<'psllm\ of Ohio Eta Phi Sorority l" ~ lf • meets Tuesday, 7 p.m., the ~: Senior Citizens Center on Mut· ; , ~r.ry Heights ... FOR ...- yoUR •• • I <<:ouncil meet Tuesday, 7 p.m .. at : ; ~~e civic center. Twenty·four new cooperators were approved for a total ol2861 acres when the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation. District board ol s upervisors met recently. A total of 125 acres have been signed up the mult.lflora rose cost share program. All fields have been checked, according to David Burt district technician . Approval cannot, however, be made until after the tralntn,g sessions provided by the Cooper· attve Extension Service. Mike Duhl, District Conserva· tlonlst, announced that he plans on doing a series of radio shows and newspaper articles explain· lng the 1985 Farm Bill. He also plans to conduct several training sessions In J anuar.y explaining the effects of the btll on farmers . . • . 'I • FRESH CUT TIE£$ AVAILABLE OR CUT YOUR OWN ltrmlt Walton can bt found on FrldGy• & I I Located on Cherry lidp. Turn Ealf at Darwin onto Rt. I 681, go 4 mi. to Milepost, Turn South on gra,.l road, I 11/a milt to grovt. · I WAT(H FOR SIGNS . HOURS: 10 'Til Dark ·----------------------• Chrltt1111 I• C.o•l•tl So Where I• ICtr111lt? Saturdays at THOMAS CLOTHIERS Gallpolis "CI•Ifl•• II ~14• • ,.,,,.." ~ · ' - Sutton Town· : ' ship Trustees meet Tuesday, 8 : p.m., ' Syracuse Municip al ' Building. ' • POMEROY - The Sal vat ion Army wUI be taking applications for foodl baskets and toys on ' Tuesday and Wednesday 10 a.m. until noon and 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. each day. a LARRY;S CARPET OUTLEt · Hoblo11 Rd. · . ... . the'Complaint. Doted : November 14, 1986 La,1ry E. Spencer, Clalk of Courts Meigs County swe< tho Complaint within 2B days aftor the loll publi· cption of this notice which wilt be publiohed once •ch weets for tiK succe11ive weeki . The latt pu~liCition OF spond 11 required tiv the Ohio Rules of Civil Proco· du•e. judgment by dafau~ will be ronctorod agolnot you lor tho relief demanded in · Common Pleas Court t11) 1B. 25; (12) 2. 9, 16. 23 . 8tc 54 Misc . Merchandise MOUNTAINEER BODY SHOP We can repair and r.core radiators and heater cores. We can alio acid boil and .rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . PAT HILL FORD 992·2196 Middleport. Ohio PARTS INC. - VIi- Ford & GM Truck Fender• Early 1 39 - Ute 1 66 Ch;ome Bumpert- GM 73· 80 US- Ford 73·17 109 THRU DEC. FREE INSTAL . ON BEDLINERS 86·CV·334 , We ael11op qu•litv par1s , To Jean Turney Chamt.r-, lain end' theUnknown he ira. jlevitoet. ond fegoteea ol Jeen Tumey Chembo•lain, H tho bo doceuod, whoH loll end hewt 3 yr. rult·1hrough w•ran1y •v•il•bllty DELIVERY IN 12+11·1 mo. nME HEATING CO. 701 2nd An. Gallipolis, Ohio mdreat waa 1286 N. San .Geb1iel Blvd.. Aponment ,lB . Aruae, C.lifomle; 302 y.a_ . action hu bien n•igned $465 Ctto Number B5·CY·334 and it poncllng In tho Court of Common Pteu of Melga County: Pomeroy. Ohio 41789 . Tho object of lho Com· p)olnt Ia to p~~nition tho lol· towing doal:rlbed r•llltoto: $345 . Situoto In the Coun.!}' of Moigt; in the State of Ohio ondln tho Townahlp of Olivo end boundod end doacrlbed •• .,Rows, viz: Tho WOII htlf of I ho WOII 'ho" of 180 Aero lOt No. ·11&8, Sectlont 4 ond 10, Townthlp 4. Ronga 1 1 of Smith 'Nelson Motors iho Ohio Company'• Pu•· V.oao, contlllnlng 40 ocret, \nora 011t11. ' : DEEO REFERENCE : V.o t· 284, Page 9, M01g1 u-" . ·I OPEN DAILY 9 AM·S PM . • You are hereby notH .. d lhat you have been named 'oofondllnll Ill a legal action 'entitled Rieho•d Kibble, Plaintiff, ve. F.rneat L. Kib· ble, Et AI .. Defondonto. Thit AREA lnllde WV 1·800. 654-4657 ~ wv t ·IIQ0.023· 2013 Michlgen; ond · To t.wrence Van Amburg ind 't he unknown heirs, devlaoet, and togttoea ollaw· tenc:e Von Amburg, if ho bo dece11ed, whote last known 4 DR. TFU · ST~TE Looal 304·112· 3721 J<nown addrt11 wot 4316 Crooked una Road. Howell. PRICEO MEIGS EXCAVATING COMP+NY !0/ 23/11/ lfn ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE · SIZE 23X30X007 ONLY 25( EACH USES FOR ALUNINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAIM'IERED LAI't'l' SHADE.' S. CAN IE PURCHASED DAU AT Ttl DAilY SENTINEL'TIL 3 P.M. Truck, auto, 81 heavy equipment repairs and welding. (All maket & models) PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 John I. len!J Ow net /Mechanic tJ.i9-16·1 mo. 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You . are rtquired to en- '·' 70 MERCURY GOOD MONTE GO WORK CAR PER MONTH WITH Or Wult Oa1ftr Stnl•nel Classitietl Dept Ill Coull St.. Pom11or. Ohio t57&g NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY : On No.. mber 25. 19B6. Iii the Moigt County Proboto • ,, I 4 DOO'R RUNS GOOD $4800 PHON£.' 992-2156 Public Notice • IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT 75 FORD LTD HAF\RISONV!LLE - The Harrisonville Senior Citizens Club will have Its regular monthly blood pt·essure clinic on Dec. 9 from 10 a.m. until noon.· Fern· dora Story, R. N. will have charge. Public Notice Public Notice ' Clinic sh1ted Dec. 9 Public Notice ' Probata Jullue lena K. Neuelroad, Ctelk t1212. 9, 18. 3tc . Mrs. Mamie Buckley visited with rejatlves at Wellsburg, W.Va. Recent dinner guests of Mrs. Mamie Buckley were Grace Baker, Glory Hicken bot ham and Jim Delaney of Jacksonville, Fla .. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cochran of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Cochran of Parkersburg, W.Va .. Mrs. Verna Rose o! Belpre and Mrs. Leona Ruth. Kim Reed and Ba·rtfHenderson have returned home after vaca· Honing In Fla. and visiting with Dennis Reed. FUU Y REMOTE & INSTAllED I/ 1/lln The Daily· Sentinel I 79 FORD LTD II Reedsville personaLr 10' MESH PANASONIC RECEIVER ----- · Coun, CtH No. 21300, J . d. O'B•ion. 10010 Coun Stroet, Pome•ov. Ohio, 46719, woo appointed Exo· will be made on December ciutor of the tttttt of Ellen 23, 1988; end tho 28 days Stewart, dtceaaed. late of for enswer· will commence llliddlopon, Meigt County. on that date. · In case of your f1ilure Clhio. • • Roben t Buck, to answer• or ott.rwite re- 80 CHEV•. CITATION Bu.s iness Servic.e s hosts supper hletlc Boosters meet Wednesday · at 7:·30 p.m. at the high school. Alfred UMW enjoyed a Thanks· Officers will be elected (or '1987, giving carr.y·ln supper at their and ·all parents oi Eastern meeting, Nov. 18. Ten members athletes are encouraged to were present and a guest, Sibyl attend. Dorst, Darwin. Ten sick calls were reported. MIDDLEPORT- Evangeline During the business meeting Chapter 172. Order of the Eastern the society worked on the yearly Star. wtll meet Th4rsday, 7: 30 report to the district president p.m .. at the Middleport Masonic which Is dlie by Dec. 15. They Temple. There will be potl~ck voted not to meet'ln January and dinner at · 6 p.m. with a .$3 gift February because of the usual exchange. Women are to take bad weather .• President Nellle gifts for women, and men,to take · ' Parker reportecl on the Confergifts for men. ence Annual meeting at ColUm· --.' ' bus. Nov. 6. POMEROY- Salisbury Town· The society finalized their ship Trustees wtll meet Thurs.' plans for the Christmas meeting day, 7 p.m., at township hall on and for Christmas gifts to service Rock Springs Road. people and shut ·ins. Treasurer Osle Mae Follrotl gave a report POMEROY - Missionary, on the society's serving at the ineettng with Rev. Ivan Meyers, Mattie Pulllns s~le. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m:. Holiness · Thelma Henderson had the ' ' ' Street, PomerQj'. Ctuipel, . Main prayer calendar and chose Terry Rev. David Ferrell Invites the Henderson who' works In World . public. . Agrl~ultural Development at P~ · bebla , Mexico. The so lety . FRIDAY signed a·birthday card for him. HARRISONVILLE - Scipio Martha· Poole led the program Township Volunteer Fire Depart· "Women and The World Eco· ment Is sponsoring a Christmas nomic System" with all reading . auction Friday, 7 p.m., at the fire and taking part In discussion . house In Harrisonville. All new Hope was expressed that our merchandise, InCluding toys and new Income tax laws would help tools. Door prizes too. Jim change tax inequalities. Harkless, ·auctioneer. Everyone Next meeting will be Dec. 9 at welcome. the church with Christmas • dinner for families, gift ex· MIDDLEPORT- Installation change, and Installation of 1987 of officers, Evangeline Chapter .officers. 172, O.E.S., 7:30p.m. Friday at . Present besides those mentl· the Temple. Mites 'Crawford and oned were Florence Ann Dalcenla Locue, past pat ron and Spencer, Nina Robinson, Anna past matron of Salt'na· Chapter, Thompson. Gertrude Robinson, Malden, W.Va. will be the Instal· Charlotte Van Meter, and Clara .ling officers. Follrod. POMEROY - A Christmas bazaar. sponsored by Enterprise United Methodist CHurch, will be held Friday, 10 to 7, and Satur. POMEROY - Pomeroy Chap· day, 9 to I, in . the former ter of the Order of Eastern Star Ebersbach building. Gifts. baked will meet 7:45 p.m. .Tuesday. goods and flea market Items will Officers are to wear ·chapter. be sold. i:lresses and there will be a gift exchange. SATURDAY RACINE- The United Metho· ' WEDNESDAY dtst Women of Racine Methodist MIDDLEPORT- The M1ddle· Church will hold their annual . Jiort Literary Club will meet at 2 Christmas bazaar Saturday, 10 to Lunch : p.m. Wednesday at the home of 4' In the church, basement. ' · Mrs.- Chester ·EIW!n. The books, will be served. ' "A'n Anatomy of an Illness" by Cousins will be revlewef) by Mrs. POMEROY - There will be a Robert Fisher, and "Life with Christmas Bazaar iii the former Rose ~enneqy" . by.. 1Cll,relthe ' Ebers bach building Friday, Dec. : Latham will be revtewell·by Mrs. 5, from 10 to 7, and Saturday, Dec. 6, from 9 to I. The bazaar Is ~ Ronald Reynoids. For roll call , members are to give an old- sponsored by Entt>rprlse United ·fashioned remedy. · Methodist Chur~h and wtll tea· ture gifts. baked goods and flea market Items. EAST MEIGS - Eastern At· Admissions - Homer Roush, Pomeroy; Barbara Johnson, Shade; Donald Covert, Pomeioy; Steven Call, Pomeroy. • Discharges - Waldo Neal, Woodrow Mollohan, SylvIa Zwtlllng. The December board meeting was changed from December 24 to · December 6 at 7 p.m. at Sabastlans In Parkersburg. Dale and Bill Kautz were chosen as the 1987 Goodyear Farmers of the year to be presented an award at ttie 1987 Meigs Soli and Water Conserva· tion District Annual meeting, next November. Those attending the meeting were David Gloeckner, Thomas Theiss, Alan Holter, Rex Shene!teld, Mike Duhl, Reid Young, David Burt and Opal Dyer. .. <· SYRACUSE I Veterans Memorial SWCD .supenrisors approve new cooperators at meeting ' ' ~ ; <;. RUTLAND - Rutland VIllage MONEY ESM official is sentenced < ~ '.' POMEfiOY culminated an investigation that began several months ago, In· eluding help frOm federal age~ts . When the remains .were found, some agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Dlviston were at t~e scene. The federal Involvement was explained by an on· going tnves~t­ gatlon of Krishna activities In West Virginia by a federal grand jury at Elkins. Almost since they arrived In You just won't find a the state, the followers of. the TOLEDO 1UP!l - A Lucas better value for your infundamentalist Hindu sect have County judge has sentenced a struggled through a series of former vice president of ESM surance premium dollar controversies. · Government Securities l.nc. to than a Homeowners In more recent troubles, . jail for the role he played leading policy from the State Swami Bhaktlpada,was attacked to Toledo's loss of $19.2 million. Auto Companies. As an by a malcontent with a steel pipe Timothy R. Murphy was sent· and hospitalized. There have enced Monday to 3'h yMrs In · independent agency re· · been hepat ltts ·Outbreaks, one or prison by Lucas County Common 1presenting State Auto, them forcing the restaurant to Pleas Court ,Judge Reno Riley, we offer truly outstand· close. who called the ESM affair "an Then came accusations of unfortunate and nearly disaster· ing protection packages murder. ous thing" tqr Toledo. for houses, apartments Drescher also faces a charge Riley ordered Murphy to serve and condominium that he shot to death another the time concurrently with a · ex-devotee, Steven Bryant, who federal sentence he.received Oct. was 'found inside his van tn Los 17. The Fort Lauderdale man Angeles, Calif. Late this autumn, pleaded guilty In May to two Bryant's young son drowned at counts of grand theft. the' commune. The · city of Toledo had made 214 EAST MAIN · Armed with a search warrant, investments lit ESM. POMEROY deputies swarmed onto the.New The March '!985 failure of the 992-6687 Vrtndaban commune In a rural Florl~a brokerage firm trigarea of the county and began gered a savings and loan crisis In ltata Auto digging. The body was disco· Ohio and forced Home State ln•WNce t. vered In the afternoon, In a hole Savings Bank of Gin'cinnatl to ec,..., .... under a log' In a den~e area close with the loss of at least $144 accessible only by four·wheel million . . drive vehicles. ~::::..:=-------:...:...-'------.;.;...----__;:_ Since a state law forbids the moving of a body without the . .authorization of the medical examiner, It was explained, the deputies maintained an all· night vigil. The commune's public rela· t tons officers, Gada<Jhara, said he could not confirm whether a . body was found on the com· mune's land.' "We don't know whether they round a body, or not," he said. Gadahara said that when the officers arrived, they proceeded up a road "way out tn the woods." Alfred UMW ' I BRADFORDS !l Graveside memorial services for Georgia Shears, 90, who died Nov. 16 at Humana Hospital, St. Petersburg, Fla., ·were conducted at the Wood.Lawn Cemetery, Fillrmont, W.Va. on Nov. 22. The Rev. Luderker, pastor <if the Baptist Terpple, officiated. Attending were tier son and. daughter-in-law. A.lan and F,ran· ces Hamilton. St.Pete.rsburg;, a niece and her daughter, Karen and TeFesa Du,tton, Lawrenceville, Ga.; a nephew and his wife, Lloyd and Jean Wright, Pomeroy; a nephew, John Hood, and a sister and brother-In-law, Freda and Mtlton Hood, Mlddlepo_rt. A daught~r, Margaret Scoles, was unable to attend due to lllness. Mrs. Shears will be remem· bered In the LauFel Cliff area where ,sl)e visited frequently with her mother, the late Johanna Turner. ' 1~---------------------CHRISTMAS TREES I seeking cause:: . The Daily Ohio Calendar " ' . '. Geor~a Shears ' Karl and Mary Kebler. owners ot' the H & R Block office In Pomeroy, recently attended the annual H & R Block Satellite Franchise Convention In Columbus. The three-day meeting was attended by owners and managers from Ohio, West VIrginia and Kentucky. The Keblers attended seminars offering many management and tax topics In preparation for another year or tax changes·. o.camber2,1986 · ' Area deaths Area residents attend convention . ' Ohio Repoir 35809 Tittls Road Middleport, Ohio Ph. 742-2592 4 •AUTOS •LIGHT T~UCK ~ 11·4-86·1 mo . JO's GIFT SHOP In Syracuse, Ohio "YES, WE ARE OPEN." THURS..FRI.·SAT. 9 to 5 Ltgt~ttg Window · Wood · Paper Plastic • Truck Silk Screening Boat Lettering - Realty Jackets - T-shirts · JERRY'S SIGN SERVICE 992-7460 SIGNS OF ALL KINDS JERRY SIIGFR£10 Rt . 7 Middt•port 11 ·7-86·1 mo. Vl~e - Ma.tercard - ·get your c.td TODAY! Also new credit card. NO ONE R~FUSEOI Call 1·6tl· 469· 3&48 Eat C· t980. 24 houra. ' Puppies to giveaway. Call 61 4· 256· 1688. 6 week old mi•ed Germen Shepherd puppin. <304-875· 7966. Helt grown and full grown cats with ahort hair and long k1fr• 304· 676·7645. ; 6 BOGGS · SALES & SERVICE Giveawey 4 Lost and Found ' Bleck and white billy go11 Jn Nor1hup, Ohio. Cell ·U15 ·4597. U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSYillf, OHIO lost neer Mill Crtek Rd . Blac;lc Fem•l• Dog, pan l•bredor. Answen to Prin~;e11. w.wif:ti~ coll•r. Call4•6-2283. · Authorized John DHrl!, N•w Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipm•nt lltaler mal•. dedawad . We~~rinu ilee collar & purple collar. white circle on f1ce, 1 front foot ligt>t colored, white on ch•u, fluffy Far~~~ 1•il. REWARD: 614·446· 3865 . Equlp1111111 Parte & SeNiee LOST: Grn c•lic::o ldttan. fe· 1·3-'86 ttc GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Balhan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Fa<lory Choke 12 Gauge Shotg111s •ref. LOST white huakie, Letart H11 collar on but no nama plat•. If teen call 304-895-3976 . ·Yard Sale 7 ·· .. ···Giilll'polis·.... ·-·:&Vicinity ......................···-· ......' . 218 Third Ave. Mon. Dac. 1at, Tues. Dee. 2nd, Wid. Dec. 3rd. TV. pool table. brMkflt1 let • Fo, Chnt!tr~~t 1 CEMENT HORS ES . OEERS , RABB)T$, DOGS . CATS. EAGLEJ, VIRGIN MARY. WHITE 'ANQELS • ALSO LAROE BIRO BATHS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS lo1a more. RfASONAill UTIS REBUilT & REPAIRED Reynolds. 10·30.'86·1 mo . l&W CLEANING CAIPn UPHOLSTERY t10.00 P~ . SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 109 IULIEIIY lYE. POMEIOY, OH. PH. 992-9949 hlt.,rton, Owner 11·28-16·1 mo. Chriatm11 Craft Sale. DecefT't~ 6 &IS. 9am-6pm. Addl1on Town House. Barb .Mwttt & Juctt, • ....... PfPieiisiinr .. ·~ & Vicinity ............ ·-................... . • �•· ,, Tuuday, December 2r 1986 Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Micklleportr Ohio Tuatc'eyr Decerrlbe; 2. 1986 '~ -~ 7 Yard Sale LAFF-A-DAY .....' .Pt 1'1iii:i Iii iif" .... • 42 & Vicinity Furnllhed 2 bedroom' mobil a home on private lot, located in Crown City, Ohio $12&.00 mo. 0100.00 - · · Ph. 61.·2&6· 1187. ······-····················-···· -· Qarege Sale, Carl &otwell Resi dence, Gunville RoiKI. furniture. anti ques , clrtrhlng, mile. Tuea thru Set . 9 Two ·bedroom mobile home in Bldwen. Water turnlthed. Dtpoalt and reference. No peta. Coli 388-8648. Very nice 14~~:70 WindiOt', 2 bdr .. 1'h baths, Dining Rm., unfurnished. w11er paid, refrig· lfl10f and stove. C1ll 246· 6818. Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late.modelclaen used can. J1m Mink Chev .- Oidtlnc. Two bdr .. private lot, furn . or unfurn.. carpet. dlahwuher, garbage disposal. enclottd PI·. Bill Gene Johnson 614-446-3672 2282. Su yH"lQ da•lv gold, silver coins . rings. jewelry, st'rling wer ... old coins. large currency Top prices. Ed. Burkett Barber Shop. 21 Business Opportunity Fury. Car · use frdm 1979 - 1982. Chrv•ler New Yorker , New Port or Ply. Fury. Call 614·992· 7076. BUYING RAW FURS ! Ginseng. Yellow Root, beef and deer· h•dea Also telling trapping supplies. Whea1lites. Nita lites. Hours 1 :00-9:00. Closed Wed. George Buckley 614-664-4761 . Employment Serv1ces 23 Professional Services Piano Tuning and Repair. Clip this ad for 26 percent ditt::ount. Lane Daniels 614· 742· 2961 . Starks Tree and ltwn Service. He dges . shrubs , bushel trimmed. larldtcaping, stump and leaf removal, 304· 678· 2B•2 or 676-2010. Rc.11 Esl.11e 11 Help Wanted 31 Selespeopi•Full or part time to sail cemetery & mereh. Cell 61.4 -446-311& or 614-692&1 61 . Ma intenance l)et"ton to live In apartment complu . Call 304676,5104. WAf!iTEO : Part-time Community Service Worker tor an inter· mediate ure facility "far developmentally diubled aduha in Bidwell. Ohio . Houtt : 12 midnight-8:00 a.m., 3 days a week. High School degree. valid Ohio drNer 't licente and good drivin'g record requiriKf; experience working with P•tont with mental retardllkm and developmental diubilitl• pr• ferred: good houMiteeping tlclllt needed. Sal.-y ; •4.26 In hour. Vacation and Sick leave benet· its. Send r•ume to Robin Eby, Buckeye Community Se,.,icet, P.O. Boa ao•. _..clcson.' OH 45&40. Dndline for •pliclf1tt: 12-4 -86 . Equal opportunity emptoyer. Brick Muon Sub-Contractor• needed. Guaranteed tuU·time work. Call Steve 8 :00a.m. to 6:00p.m. Mon thru Fri Ph. 614-888-485&. Full-time - Part-time Janitor needed in O.lllpolll area. hr. plut btnefitl, r.. ir ... wei· come. Contact Ohio Buruu Employment Ser:vices, 415 otiva St. Interview• 1c:edultd for Oecemb..- 3 , 1986. Serurity Am•ica Inc. ••.oo , Homes for Sale 3 bdr., tir, pool, gll'age. Nice. Commerc:i•l property. corner lots • highway frontage. Ust with us. W. h~~te bu¥et"l. A·One Real Eltete-Brolc•. Cell 304· 670-&10• or 304-174-&381. Houtft for salton Evan• Heights a. a lot in flirfltld Glede in Tef\ll . Coli 810-046-8699. 3 Bedroom. breeze way, 2 cer gerage, 1lf.r ecre epp. 5 mil . . from Holzer Hoaiphal route 160 call 814-388-9301 or 614-388970&. 6 ·Room house. 1'h b.,h, · 3 bedrooml, utility nn., gaa heat , c-elr, den or no rage. &ml from town. Ref. & Oep. required. rent 325.00mo plus utilittel Ph 61···46·4711 . 6 room house. 1.2 acres. Double c1r gMqe. Lot::llted on Roae Hill. Bargain priced •20.000. Cell 614·178·2613. Houte for ...e. 380 'Grent St . Middleport. a room, b1th, gtr· age, worlc ahop. 123,700. Mtkt offer. Cell 614-992-2802 . Government hom• from •1 - IU repeir). Delinquent tu property. AepOIIMtions. C." 106· 687· 6000 Ext . GH-9806 tor cunn repo lls1. 2 bedroom house for tile in Clifton IMtble Johnton property). Fully c~rptted . recentty remodel.ct. new roof. Alking 111.000. Coli 304· n3-&fi34 or 30•·n3-57ao. Need reliable bebysitter for 2 2 br, kitchen, bathroom. with year old In our home. Someone laundry room. living room • to work all 3 thlftt. In the dining room, all tit<:. Approx . 7 CentMary ilrea, 3 mil• out Of ' milts from Pt Pl. on At. &2. 2 city. Call441-9416 after 2pm. tracts approx. 1 acre more or leu ov• rlooking Kanawha Alver. Need 8 good people uo.ooo. Call 30•·17a· 6•oo No exp8f"ienct necestary. M'uat between 8:30 and 4:30. be available for immediate em ployment. Hoyrs 1 pm til 10pm. l.ene to pu•chau avlillble on 11 ,200 p• month. Clll tor three bedroom houae. 1 acre lot, personal intttn'itw alter 10.m J im Hill Rold or will ~ecept 614·446· 7461 . trade-in on immt<hllt purch11e, 30.· 676-3073. Alrlinat now hlf'lng, Flight At · tendanta, Agentt. Mtchtnlcs, An excellent JnVeatment for Cunomer Service. Sal.-1• to handy man. Greet start• or 160K . Entry leYel potitiona. C.H set::ond home, 3 btdroom, p.nty 1-805-687· 6000 Eat. A-9805. r11tored, 2 ttorv t.,m houtl, new wiring and plumbing, t::lty RN 't end LPN' t needed to wat8f and dry wall, new kitchen and carp.t. beeutlful olk trim, complete mobile inaurance t k· eminetiont. Part time, Automo- outtidt needs renovat ion, full bile neceu.-y. Cell 513-761 - dry baument. 1Micrtlt'¥'tii1Rd, $38,000.00. Option of 1pprox. 121 1. 1• mora acres. level and t::l. .ed. Need money to co ntinue your t1 .000.00 tteh. Paved road off college? Before vou drop out, At 2, Gallipolit Ftrf'l', 304· &7&· cell the Armv Nat ional Gund for 3073. fr" lnformedon on our edut::e· tion a11istanet program . 304· Cleen, well maintetned. lhfmi· 676· 39&0 or 1·800·&•2· 3619. num aided. 3 btdfoomt. 1Y.r betha, tormal dining, rec. room, DIRECTOR OF large tat·in kitchen. 2 car garage. New fuel .tficiHt furNURSING nace, 304-175·4604. Long-term ~ are. 111ecutive 111111 position. stlf atarter with per· 4 btdroom home, fully carp.. ed, tonal budgltltf't. management end su pen~islng 1lcillt needMI. TV room, 2 bltht, aluminum Knowllldge of fedMel and ttatt siding. storm wlndowa. cell lleenaure and certification r~u · 30.·176·1672. letion . with 3 years nursing management in long term c•e requtred. BSN orequivalentwhh 32 Mobile Homea Gerontologicat Nuning ~P• for Sale rience or trtining dHired. Salerv negotiable. Cont~ct Admirllst~~ tor, Hillview Nurt•ng & RehabiliNEW ANO USED MOBILE tation Center. 304-829-5031 . HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . Babytittet in my home. one or two dru 'J week . Yun hiNe WEST. GALLIPOLIS. AT 31 . PHONE 81•·••&· 7270. raftrenc... 304-875-2692. Baby sH111r Cenlrtl School Dit· trlc1. 304·176· 7664. Needed: Beb'f'titter to our home tor Intent and pr11chool1'1". Mondl/f thru Friday. S.nd rnum• end r.t..-pncet to P. 0 . 8~ •52. Point P1eMtnt, W. Va. Federal, St ... and Civil Servic:. Jobt now avail~• In vour area. For Info. coli 18001&••·963~ Oep1 . • 3. 18 Wanted to Do o..r. Cut, t15. Cutendwrap, •20. 10 years m. . ~::uttlng o•porl.,c.. CoN 441· 31115. Cleenlng Service. We will do cluning in hom•. oHic. 1nd r.,ttlt prop.,l•. Cell anytime, 441· 2814 .. 388· 8700. 198• Schult 3 BR, 14"70, with 7ft.X20 expand• on Lfl & DR . hu tpace ..v., microwt~ve In kitchen . Total electric. 2 ful 'b.. hs. Own• will htl~t flnenee . If inttretted call 11•-441·1725 Mult S.ll. 1973 Vindelt 121185 with 7111• e~~:pando . Toulelectric Itt up for woodburnttr. Good Condition. Ph. 614· 24&· 6308botwMR9. 5. Gr.at Buy- 12d02bdr. mobi'home 2•x21 melef pole buUd· ing, appro.11. 11' cltartnct, eJitra hook up for mobile home, gll'den spiCe, aM this on largl corner lot, sizel5x172. Nohlllstomow, ln Patriot. ••lllno beceuH ot hoohh. Coli 61.·371· 2282. 1977 Fonlvol 10>70. toul eltctrJe 2 btdroom Ph. 814311-0111 aher lp.m. or &14441· 0812 ot. 32 before 15. ,.ndo. 3 bod· 11 o•brook .. room. 2 tul ~hi , stov1 & refrlg•ator, new c..-plt. Mull · ooll Ph. 114·378-2687. WHI do tyi)Htg In my home. Clll 61.· 992-11121. Will c•• tor chtldr.., In their homo. 304·176· 7291. ,. ' New. Flelr 2 bddr . mobile home 12•84, 11100. loc.ted et CortMn FlriWood Co. At 7 et Bltden 1<1or-o Ad. County Appliant::e, Inc. Good Uled appliances 1nd TV 1et1. Open BAM to IPM . Mon thru s11. 61•·••6·1699,- 627 Jrd. Avf!. Gallipolis, OH. ~-:-'~--:-"":"""""--:- Oil'" I.'~ M fat ll.l c;IME:€ ~~~rnlF~5 UP 1t> !».~. --~ ~~'T ...._......_-r Hl~lt-lb ... 12/2/86 EYENINQ 8:00 D <Il Cl) II Cll llJ G1 (J]I 6:06 .. 8 :30 1986. 810, '4 cyl; 4 spood, ;.,. AM-FM ca11ett, tlkllng window, . •' u • othtf extraa, 30•·812-3487. fu ,,,, 73 Vans & 4 W.O. ·~ . ~,\ ·'... ",.J.! 1977 Jeep Ch•okee •·wheel drive •110.00 Ph. 614· 379· 2•24 . 8•36 7:00 . ., miles. 8 oyl. 3 tpeed. ~~~~~~~;~~~,~;;;~~~~~~~ 83,000 1979 Jeep CJ-7, good cond. U411. C1ll 814-448·98115. It•.., ' Ave. \ . l~ '(a! :-<;1 Tw'o 1173 wtlltt frtlght lin••· '• ¥I both goo~ eond. 19?0 ry~otor 1 ,. r home cl. . 8 fot sale or trade ~ ~. 30~- 4&8- 1128 . ~ :· ------.,.--"--:--::- ' .... ,, 1110 Ford truck, good condi· ~ ~ ~ lion, flat held tla. 11. 200. Alia •· ·~ 1176 Ford Pinto engine and ~ ••narntaeton, good condition, 'I : -'' 304-175· 5123 . •'• •. Valley Furniture. new S. uaed. large section of qu•lity furniture . 1216 Eutern Ave .. -:-::----:--:-:-:-7---: I l)alllpollo. 2 Bedroom furnished . Wt accept ..:.....:...._,_ _ _ _ _ __ HUD , Betutifui rNet view. Fot LAYNE ' S FURNITURE ttfl Mobile Home Perk 814· 446 · 1802. Sofis and chairs priced from 11 1 2bedroo~ trailer for rent. Close $395 to .991. Tablet UO and up to n 26. Hide·l·bedl f310 10 ochoolo and ltor8o. Collahar tq •&96. Recliners 1226 to 1 15:00 p.m. 814 - ~92- 59 4•109 1nd •375 . Lamps •28uptoto Uti. t126. Troilor opoc:o ocrooo from Ohio Dinettes Psllet on C.R. 20. TPC water: Wood 1able w -8 chlirs U81 to •795. Dull. 1100 up to f31:1. eo11 114·992·2941 "''"'""" Hutchoo *400 ond up Sunk 64 Misc. Merchandise ' and 814-992· &461 d..,-t. bedt complete w-mtttrM... 3 bedroom furnished. Wa1her $296 and up to •396. Baby beds Selfl floor model with and drvar. Air and awning. 1200 •1106 S176. Mtttreasnorbox AM FM, 8 track and turntable plua depollt and utnitlts. 614· oprlnao •lull or twin e63, firm *100. Tobie lamp uo . Coli 32 Mobile Homes 813, an_d IB3. Queen tiett t226, · l0•-8 82 .3173 . 992·7476. ICing 1350. 4 drawer cheat t&6 for Sale ' 2 bedroom mobile home, Mid· Drestllt't"-*89. Gun cabinets 8. Chriatmu tr"' for salt. Chooti dleport , 0 . Reference with •• 10, 6 12 gun Ou or electric your first rate White 1M Scotc::h curity deposit. 304-882-3267 ranae 8375. Baby mtttrn. . PinetromWebenFerma. Grown 135 It Bed framn 120. whh care. After Dec. 1. Cell Mobile home. Upp8r River Ad. 'h or 30·· n3 - 50~4 . UO a. King frame •so. Good 614 . 742 . 214 3. rnile from Gallipolis. 2 children accepted. C.l1814-448-0108 . K & K Mobile Homn. 2 and 3 sehtction of bedfoom suite•. bedroom mobile hom•. 304- metal cabinett, httdbo•d• flO Tonv •a Gun Aepa1rs. hot r- eend up to '65 . ing. Open 9:00AM to 7:00PM . 1986 mobile' home for tale. 67&·3000: 14x70, e11cellent condition . 2 Us&d Fu~~-i~~;~~- Wast-ter 6 Ca11304-878-4131 . bedroom, 2 full brilhs. Call 2 bedroom all electric mobile 614- 992 - ~163 . home, •121.00 month plus dryer, gurange, woodteble& Shop for ChJittmtt with 2 benchet, bedt. dreller. wood FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS, utilitiet. 304·676· 4088. wardrobe . 3 .miln out ca11304 . 675 _1090. Bulaville Rd . Open 9AM to 101160 2 bedroom mobil"ehome. 2 br 14x65 central air, e.~~eellent &PM. Mon . thru Sat . Coli 11•· 949-2424. condition. Sand Hill Rd. 304· Chriltmll TrHs. Select your 814·446·0322 . tree Cut it anytime before 876· 3834. ChriltmM, 112.00 any tile. GOOD USED APPliANCES Newell't Chrlttmaa TrM firm. Farms for Sale 33 Waahers. dryara, refrigerators, Hangtng Ro"ctt; Rd .• Mllon, wv. • ranges . Skaggs Applii~nctl. 304.773:5371 or 882· 2888. Upper River Ad. beside Stone 6 acree MI L. 4 bedroomt, bride 44 Crest Motel. 614-•46-7398. Apartment Hea\ly duty log spliner. 15" evl.. ranch. 3 bath1, full basement. 41" 16 gel. per min . 2 for Rent 30'a32' g~rage . rural weter. free Bunk beds •189.00. 2 twin stqestroke, pump, 11 H.P. molor. g11 and income. MOte acreage mattreues •60.00 eech call extra powerful. Cell 676-4127. available, 196,000.00, 304after 6p.m. Ph. 814·4•6·6612. ·58-1876. Nicely fu rnithed mobile hom e Peevey P.A. Synem XR700 CA a h..t. excel. location, mixer with Jpeak~~rs . moniton, adultl only. Call614-446-0338. microphone, 1t1nd, 304-87134 Business 3978. 1h 1 68 vards of tfstd carpet, 1100. 3rd. Ave. 1 bdr. prfY1te 513 Buildings Heat pump. •100. Roller exerci- Hand made ' aolld Wlllnul or bath, $140 per mo. Deposit required. Ctll 814·4-'1·•222 sor 845. Ca11614-2&1-1217. cherry gun cabinets. hold1 10 ,between 9 a 6. Office spec:e - Store spec:e in Pl. Good used color TV't . lee's TV •gunt, phone 30.. 675· 3421. Pfetsant, A·One Rttl Eatate Ph. Fumi1hed tfflcioncv •160 utili· Sales. Call &U-446-1149 Hotpolnt refrigerator. oood 304·676· 610. tin paid. there bath, 701 4th. ohopo. Coli 304-812-3333. I Guoline Buth W1cker with Gallipolis . C.U 448-4416 after 6 bl1de S126.DO, Toyo stove p.m, pm. 35 Lots & Ac raage lc&rosene heater wilh blower Ande•sen'a High Performence 0226.00 Ph . 614· 4·6-7209. Fumi1hed 3 rooms and bath, windowa, 11111 In canon . Never clean, adulta onlv. no pets. Call been uood. 304-676· &•76 . Coli Piclcena Uted Furniture. Good 7 acrn, 2 barn1, 1 septic tenk 61···06-1519. after 5 p.m. qualitv uaed fumiture. Optn 9 to 1nd rurel wttlf tor 7,000. 6 or eall for appointment. Quih tOpl 125.00 each, 304Nicely furnished 2 bdr. apt. 61•-04e-Be99. · Aduht ontV. Inquire at corner 304-676-6483 or 17&-1050. 871-1391. . 28 ac~es puture land. btrn. 2 Firat a. Olive St. at ShifPPardt Upholttered rattan tofa and two out buildinga. good tence1, all ~lies & service. chaira, greet for family room, PRICE WARI Hilt pricel Fl.. h· mlnerel righ lt, working gat well, ing arrow 1lgn1 f2891 lighted, nice big gardM apace. 'Plenty Furnithed apartment, upttairs . $200.00. Call 304-675-1794 non -1rrow 12791 Unlighte4 after 4:00PM. Adults only, ell utllitiM piNd. Cell water. on hard road. Loctted et $2391 Free letter~! See locally. Bradbury. t2&.ooo. Ctll 614· 61•·4•6-9&23. Factory : 118001423· 0183, 992· 7713. anytime. Furni1hed efficiency •1 7&.00. 54 Misc. Merchandise Will trade 33 let• woods. 2rmt. a bath utllitift Pd. 446· Andque Vlctori1n ·couch, nMExcellent hunting, Cornstalk 44f8 after ?p.m. dlepoint lovestlt. weight bench Callal)an 's Uaed Tire Shop. Over and weigh11. 1971 Fcwd Torino lfH, for older houae and kJt. 1.000tlfet,tllea12, 13. 14, 15, Squire station wagon. 304· 675· Send name. phone number 1nd Furnithed Apt. t210 .00 utlle16, 16.5 . B milet out At . 218. 1536. location of Mutt and lot to Boa liu'Pd. 1 bedroom. first floor Ph Coii614-261-S261 . P29. in care Point Pl..llnt 4•6· 4411 after 7p.m. Register. 200 Mein St.. Pt. Surpl\11 insullttd camflauge deDuplea 8.6 second, carpeted, 3 Plastic cistern ttete approved, cron covere111; small, medium. Pleaaant: bedroom. LA . DR. naw .kitchen plaatte teptic tanlct. plettic large '25.00. XL 130.00 and & bath , wethlf • d,.,arhook·up, culverts, metal culvent. RON COPV thlt edv. C1rhtrt, lfmy 1285.00 mo 1 plua utilitiM a EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jacl<· iuue clothing. boot I. bib• denim RRnlols security deposit Ph. 814- 06~0, , ton, Oh. 614-281·5930. • 1 e.00. Wrangler jtchts. thirts, plain pocket denim pants Efficitnt::V ~P,~rtment." aufta"ble Firewood tor tale 830.00 PU 14 ou. Sam Samervillt, June· for one person. Private blth and load. Call Roger Meade. 614- tion lndependlftce Aolld. Old 41 Houses for Rent entrence. Call814-oU6·1232. 388·8417. At. 21 . Eut-Aaven1wood. Fri. Stt. Sun, 12 .00-8 :00 PM. oth• 2 bdr., fur· Llrge 1partment, Firewood delivered 01k a hick- cliVI aftlf 4 ·00 PM . Phone 3 Bedroom. Beth & 'h, FR. ory, aplit, HEAP voucher, p4ekup 30•· 273-&655 or 30• · 67S· loc.ted 3Y2 miln out At. 581. nished. clean. water paid . . load •36. Call 8141-·446-2223or 3334. 132&.00mo plu1 Depotlt . Ph. LoCited on PMin St. in Chnhire. 6,.· 261-6789 Of 61.· 266· noo. per month. c.'ll 245· 614·•46· 3028. &818. 6206. SchWinn 10-tpeed biciele ~ 56 Building Supplies 3 Bedroom· houn. Cloae to city Apartment for rent. All utilitin Cennon ture 1hot 36mm. ea· Ne1tt to Rio Grende mere. Weatherby 22 calibur rHie tchoola, inquire It 153 O.rfield lllid. College. *226. per month. Call Ph . 614-24&-9109 for pricaa. Ave. Building Materials 04&-8883 . 1 Model 12, 12 Ga . 32in. Block, brick. IIWif' pipea, win· Sm1ll 3 bdr. house. nice neighniclcelsteel t4&0.00, 1 Belgium dows. llntela, ete. Claude Winborhood, city tchools, no pets, Apartment• tor rent t100.00. Rio (Jrande. 0 . Cell 114· couple or couple ,wfttl children. *·1 60.00. $200.00, Ph 30·· Browning lOin . full.350.00, 1 ters, Model 1 1 ~em . lOin. full 2•&·6121 . 1300 per month. Oepotit. 1 year 175-610• . •275.oo Ph. &1•·••6· 33•6. tease. Aefer.nces requir.t. Cell ~oncrete blocks all 1izet yard or 2 end 3 bedroom tplrtmenta 61•·446· 0122 o!tor •pm. 1nd houses in Pomerov OJ 19in. colored T.V. &mo old. deliwry. Maton eand. Gallipolis 2 Bedroom hou11 wl1h garage. Middleport. Furnithed or unfur- t~o:c;ellent condition. workt ex- Block Co.. 1231/t Pine St., Glltipolia. Ohio Call 614· 441· all electric with wood burn•, 1 'h nlthed. Pay own utilities. Call• cellent Ph. 614·446-7081 2783. b.. hs. 3ml. from Holz•s. adults doyo 510-992-2311. Chhrlttme1 speclel 160.00 oft only, depo1it required Ph. 614· 4•6·2783 after 6p.m. call614· 1 and 1'h bedroom tpt.evallable on '011114 or larger storage Pole Buildings bv Outlitv et River~ide fof rent. Buic rent building• ditp4ayed at French Buildtrl. Worlcshopt. c•porta, 406 · 26~1 or ~~~ · 446·0876 . starts It •179. plut utilities. City Mobile Homu. ManYav•ll- animal aheltlfl, g..-agn. Free estlmatat . Phone 814-384House on Teu1 Rd . for rent. 1200. teeurity depoait required. able aizet Ph. e14-4•8· 9340. 6762. Mobile home on St .. l• Ct. Ph. Inquire et 614-912-7787. 2711 gallon oH or gas barrens 610-406-0766. In Recine. very nice 2 bedroom $20.00 each . Ph. 814-388· 56 Pets for Sale 3 Bedroom•. Rodney Villag8, duplea. Fulty carpeted. UOO. 9540. U85.00mo. ret•ences a. dtp· per month plus utlliti... Call olil required Blackburn Raalty 114-949-2801 or 114·949 · Ruger model77 lW 270, new. 2860. Savage 98 with scope. 1979 Oragonwynd C1ttery Kennel. Ph. 61•·4•1·0008 . Toyota St. Wagon . Call 446- CFA Hlmllayan, . Perai.-. and • Three bedroom house, unfur- 1 bedroom ap'l. for rent . Bulc 7019. Siamese klnens. AKC Chow nished, e11cepr for eunains. two ren1 ttlrtl t2111. • month thet , - - - - - - - - - - puppill. C.ll e14-4418· 31.4 children. no pata. c.n 448· includn all utiliti•- Oepo1it HAndmade atghant . V•ioua 1fter 7PM . required ot 1200. Contact Vii· colors. Wil,m-'tenleeChtlnmn 0321 . 1"111 Msnor Apt . Mlddloport. gift1. Ul. each. Call367-7123 114-U2-7787. Equal Houaing after 4pm. One bedroom houte, furnished Will accept one small child. C. II Opportunity. Groom & Suppty Shop 8 piece living room tuite, 2 Profeaalonll Service, all lfVIel, 441·0321 . 3 room furnlahtd ap1rtment tor waelcl old . Alto houte for rent. oil broods. Olllo A1.141 Galllpo· 3 bdr. ht. At . 218. •300. month rent Cell 814-992 ·5434 or Coli 446·1769. llo, Ohio 46131. Jullo.Wobb. Ph . 30.·882-2166. plut deposit. Call 614-258614-406·0231 . Uve Xmaa treea. 822 . Mulch. 1523. One bedroom furnished• apart- Ilene, coel, firewood , deliver«!. Field Reg. English S.tt•, mMt, 2 Bedroom h6utt, very cleen ment for ..., in Middleport. All He"p voucher• accepted. Don't 3yro. old Ph .. 114·2•5-1897 ·S160.00por mo., 076.00 dop· utllhlet paid. c.n 814-992- Landtcepes . Call 61•-•46· efter 6p.m. 9606. oait, located 9 White Awe Ph. 11080. Ul-3870 8riuany puppiea . Excellent 2 bedroom fumlthed apt. In Gibaon Rehigaretor, couch, hunting pot.mill. Parrot, bl\lt 2 bedroom house for rent In Middleport. All utilit!•• paid. Call chair. lamps, eoffaa & end front Amazon, t•me, tilllr.t. C1ll tablll, recliner, rocking ehelr. 614· 184-~021 evening• . Middleport. Compl..ety r.emo- 614-992 -1084. twin bedroom 1\llte. Ph. 61•· ,deled. New carpeting through· out . New t::ebinels. t271 per APARTMENTS, mobile hom11. 401-3224. AKC Atglltlf'td llastett Hound month ph11 depotlt . Call 114· hou.... Pt. Plt811nt a"d Gallipo· pup1. I weft1 old. Tri-color. llo. IU-046-8221 . 1 Todhtf t::tr teat. 1 Regul~r car Mother end fit.._ e«~ 1M '""· 992·6818. seat, 1 high chair Ph. 814-256- S126. Coiii14·117'17SI. ·leeutHul new houH in Pome- Smtll fumi1hed apt. 1 bedroom, 6307 roy . Alto new one bedroom ground floor . 1225. month. Heat Regllltrtd Miniature Schneu•• furnished apartment in Mkldl• & water furnished. Adults Onlv. Several piaces antique tilver, pupplea. Alao Shttlend Sheep. port. Clll 614--'41-1512 or Aeferencu • Dtpotit. 304- BMX Bill;e like new 135.00, Bear doy llhtltlt) pup. No chedla. 171-2&11 . Griule Hunting Bow • Arrows & Coll81•·992· 2107. 61.·992-6304. Quiver 140.00 ~ - 814 ·4482207 Waahington S rooms Unturnllhed apll1ment for rent, 8398 . Aegiatered Chow-ChoW pup• beth 1275. plus utititiea. 2 bedrooms, yard end b11tn1ent. pies. Call 1fttr 1:30 p.m. 304t150. month, 30tl-675-71541 , Mixed hardwood alabt . 112. per 676·6799. Aet~~rences & deposit. 30•·875evening•. bundle. Cont1inktg approx. 1 'h 2111 . tona . FOB Ohio Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call &14·992- 57 One 2-~room houae and one Muaical 3-bedroom houte ... 30•·175- 46 Furnished Rooms 6•11. lnatruments 3030 ond 171-3431 . For rent &leaping Rooma and Coal delivtrtd. Run of Mine, light house keepi~g rooma. Park 142. 1 ton; lump, 151. a ton; 42 Mobile Hpmes BEAUTIFUL PIANO , Central Hotel. C.H 814-t-48- Call Don Hoyd, Forest Acr• Spinet atyled conaolt plano In Perk. Rutland . 814-742· 2600 . 0711. for Rent excellent condition ltarttd IDRooma for rent. dav. weet.:. Coal delivered. Run at Mine, cllty. Ataume !ow monthty month. Gallla Hotel. c.n 614- .. 2. a ton; lump, •&&. 1 ton; peyment blltnot. Full wanll'lty . 2 bdr.. all ulllhill peld except 441-8711. Rent as low •s•1'20 C11i Don Hoyd, For•t Acr• Clll ••tlftlion 24• toll frM at tltc., furn. or unfum.. Me. month. . 1-100·1·1 -4141. Park. Autl1nd. 11•·742-2&00. deposit required. Convenlenl location. Caiii14·UI-1118 or Fumi1hld room 919 2nd, Galli· Electric lowrl'¥' Organ whh leldwln church orgln, UOO. 114-441-4771. polls. t118. Utllltiaa pd. Share pedalt and loti ot rhythms, Coii••I·35H. bath. Single male. C1ll ••1· 1700. Five Ught brttt chtndt2 bdr. fulyfurrtlshedtdultsonly, 0411 aftor 7pm. 11,.-, t75. Whitt gold diamond Kl""""l Artl•t SpinO! utll pold. C.lll1•· 04l-4110. nec:klaco, *300. Coli 114·912· Nme 11 ,..IW, 1910.00 or Belt 2671 . Offer . Eleculc typewriter, In EuNke- nice and ciHn, adul11 . 48 Space for Rent lmlth-Corana. 180.00. 304· only. No p1t1, depoeh required, Price Wart Ha" price! Fl•hlng 171· 3713 aftor ~180.00 mo. coli 114· 211· 1131 arrow tigftl tZIII Ughtld, before 1Oa.m. non -arrow 12791 Unllghttd Peevy tound ayattm, ZO pc COUNTRY MOilLE Homo Pork, 12391 Fr• len.,..l See locelly. Tame drum HI. 304-&71· 2107. 'Mobile Home 2 bedroom, fur- Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Factary: 1-800-•23-0113, anyltory and CIMirl oonaole piano, nished In galllpoll1 , rent Lilrgoloto. Co11S14·892 ·747t. time, 304-171·1131. S200.00 mo. f200.00 dltiOOil. H lntorOIIod Ph. 11•·041-71118 BuolnNS 0< Offlco Spoco !Of Hutch for salt 1121. Welnut and da¥• or 114 · 441·9531 , ...._ New Hev.n. 304-n3- map .. cabinet. Call 114-247· Uprighl plono, S76.00, 30·· &024 or 304-112-~217. 171· 271?. aee4. evening e. -------:-- • r'• 17 pt.,.,, 61 Farm Equ_lpment , 1971 Jeep 4 wheel drive. 6 cyl .. '1ft mttal top. •811. 1974 Qodge Tioge ' Camper. Sink. ttove, ice bO> . Sloops f9ur. euoo. Coli 814· 2•7-4292 . 1.;. ' , ·, ' . 114·281·8411 . Mauay Ferguton, Ntw HoHand, Bulh Hog Salaa & Service. Over •o uted tractors to choote from • complotol•"n• of now • uoocl equipment. Llrgnt stlecUon in S .E. Ohio. JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SA 35 W. Qallipollt, Ohio. c-.t 114·448-9n7, eve. 11• .. 6 3692 Up front tr-- · - tort with Wlrrenty 0\181' 40 used tractora, 1000 tools. 2 men tobacco stripp• & pr.. 1,810.00 and 1 Tobacc(l ttldc pull• 1610.00. Ph. 11•· 3792424 ·~ : rt 74 White Farm Tractors, Belt Price in At;n, ~idera Equipment Co. Hendnon, W. Va. 304-171• 7021 . 62 M I OtOrcyc 88 ' ~ p - II 1182 Z-&0 R. goo~ ' f. dl · Honde. Ph 1!4 ••& 1960 l • con t•on . , - - • '- ~ 1986 Harley lt, OOO. OOO.~t981 • ~ Hand• 121M 3 wheeler. IDle ·· ~ new .100 .00 Ph. 814·448· th, 3512 ·• ~ 7:06 7:30 -· t 1 I I • e Budget tranamiuloni. uted • rebuilt . Tool conve~tera 6 tr'antfar catn. Will cMiiv"lf Ctsh & C1rry or Instill clll 814-•414,78 or 11•·379-2220. THE' SIG AN~ TALl. i ' Now buying ihell corn cr ear corn. Call for latest Quotn. River Cily , Ferm Supplv. 814·4462985. Went to buy pickup lold of corn, 30.' 882·3110.· CCC Gen.-ic Centflelllea, 304171·1807. 63 , Livestock Registered Qu•ner Hor111 2 weanling•. 1 brood m•• in foal. call ev ..ingt Ph . 814· 4482071. . Chryll• call 814· 441-0988 . •n.oo. hold a grudge for year~ . f.ll (!) I]) Amerlcen Vlco: The Doping of a Notion In- vestigative reporter Ger· oldo Rivera 1akes the viewer into ma jor U.S. Ci· ties to witneu illegal drug activi1y and its consequ- . _,. ences. Solutions to the drug problem are also ad· dressed. (2 hrs.) ill MacNeii·Lehrer Nowoh· our llJ Billy Graham Cru11de: Amoterdem '86 Ton Days 1hat Modo Hlotory High· lighll of tho historic ln1ornational Conference for Itinerant Evangelists in Ams1ordam . 180 min .! liD Nova: Are You Swim· mlng In o Sewer11CC) How U.S. cities deal with harbor pollu1ion is .. amined. (80 min.) Cll (J]I Billy Graham Cru· > .. ' 81 Home . Improvements r''·' .·".. •. EEK & MEEK \VE ItJ'rERiaJPr lHIS ~MillO BRitJG c,txJ Ac:.f'ECI AL BOLU.TI'-l ... •• ~ • ~ • General Hauling y AU: HbSTILffi£S WL.E.SS ' A<DXJK£D... ' 8:05 ~ (CCI ,.'i . (J) D ill Moonllgh11ng ICC) (60 min.) ([I MOVIE: 'The Corey Traetment' ® II) ID MOVIE: 'To Bo Announced' liD Africans: Global Africa (CC) The changing roles of blacks In economics and politics are examined . (60 min .) llJ) Hill Stroe1 Blues Bunu hopes to bust the loan shark who clipped h is fin· ger, while Flaharty and Sister Chastity share some haavonly pleasures. (60 min.) in Stereo . · MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP r--------------, '' WELL. ASK HI:R Vv1--1Y YOUR MCM WANlS c:Q'\116 l<lMS I WA6c.JU6T WCNDERING 1}46 SAM.ETHING. eHE WANTS ME ll?COMS 'rtXJ TO HOME, YOLJ DLJMMY! RIGHT AWAY. ., 9:30 (!) Top Rank Boxing from A11on1ic City, NJ (2 hra.) IT'S '. ·'. O.UT 10:00 II Cll ffSl 1986 ICC) (60 min.) (J) Cl (I) Barbara Woltere Specie! (CCI Barbara Walters interviews Richard Pryor. Bettv White and Lional Rich ie. (60 min.) Ell (!) Odd Couplo liD 1D1 Nawo 10:20 I]J Billy Graham Cruude 10:30 (]) Celebrity Chela I!BI (!) INN Nawa liD Gallery 10:3& ([I Cinema Showoeu 11:00 D <Il Cl) IIJ Cll (J]I (iJI News (]) Hordcalilo and MCCor· mlck 1!11 (!) M•A•&•H ill Japan RHchoo for the T-nty Flr11 Cen1ury liD Managing Our Mlrecloo: · Hnlth Cora in America Ponellstt debate on whose rooponsibilty it is when the elderly can not or will not follow medical advice. !SO min.) Conclusion . 9 Tho Honeymoonera 11:20 (J) MOVIE: 'Horpef 11:30 D (I) (JII Tonight Show Gu111 host Gerry Shandllng wolcomoa CO!Iltdian Richerd Lewle. (80 min.) In Stereo. (!) SportaCenter (J) WKRP In Clnclnnl11 8(!) Taxi Dill ABC Newa Nlgh111na Ill iD1 Magnum, P.l. Gl IDi Hot Sho1a Amende I SEE HE JUST TURNED UP HIS THERMVSTAT YONDER, LOWEEZV !! VOU WORRIED ABOUT SI\IUFFY KETCHIIV' COlD? AREN'T . ,, . '· '·'· Jemet Boys Water Service. AltO • • -r SNAKE!! PLEASE COME OUT W11H ME, LADY SNAKE? GIMME ONE 9<)00Re~N? ' ••' ,_..,' Coal, hay. wood, lumber. mite lhingt, 304-675-6724. '•' 1871 Monte Cerlo. 1100.00. 30··171·63811. 87 · Upliol.stery 72 1981 - V-SC..Ioop,lowmiiNflo. nlv. ••-- • whtt11. Cell 614· 241·Mt7 ol1or lp.m. R a M Cuttom Couches and Raupholttery, St. Rt. 7, Crown Chy. Oh. 114-251-1470, Eve. 114·441· 3438. Opon dolly Bto I . Sat. 9:30 to 1:30. Old 6 new Uphottered. 1871 Fo,_ F-1110 Cu01om, 8 Cl\'1. truck. 311 In g.• aJ.w cab, -'r. AM·FM rodlo, cop wM~ llo01 rtc*. IWM 10 pun trtHtr. Cal 441·11141. . Mowrt'('s Upholat•lng •erving tfl county,,.. 21 veart. Tht belt iri fumltura ul'hol•terlng . CeM 304 - 875 · 4114 for fru tltlm ..ea. Truck• for Sale • '. •' ' " PEANUTS '' .' '',. ' ' ...' ,,,"••.. ..'•'' •n DID BEE~OVEN EVER BU'I' ~IS 61RL~RIEND FUZZ'{ MITTENS FOR C~RISTMA5? HERE'S ~OUR C~ANCE TO DO SOMETHIN6 HE I'vE ALREADV THOU6HT OF POIN6 SOMETHIN6 HE NEVER DID..• I~' ~th~·::::~ cou~ H ESE p 5 1' 1 1 I r -riK:..:_Ar.l,;:;..sriY....:Nr.II;:;_Erl-l A Complelo lho chuckle quoled . . . V' bv fd li ng II\ the missing words 1-..J.....:..L-...L-1-.._....1 you develop from slop No. 3 below. r1 terious sUicide of 1 con· lrover~lal low profe11or. 170 min .) t 2:00 (]) luma • Allen (!)NFL Filma Prtoanta (R). (J)Je_ff~no . ' .. " 1ft PRINT NUMBERED '17 lETTERS IN SQUARES .:•....:~::;:;~~::.:,~E~~~BL-EF-OR..L.I...JI"--1.1_...1....I._ME..r.l--~..1_ll......oll.....":"l . .. . YESJEIDAYrS SCIAII-UTS ANSWEIS Flolll- Awful - M1uve - lnnilh - HEARMUFFS The llenege boy walkild around with nrpllonta on, mak· lng oon-tlon dlfficuH. Hie slater rt1en to them a HEARMUFFS. .. BRIDGE · James Jacoby Taking advantage of errors NORTH t A 82 lZ·!·II .10 3 t AJ74 .AJ74 By James Jacoby , I can always count on my expert ltiend Terry Gibson for an interesting deal. Terry held the South cards today and felt tbat hiS partner's bidding de· noted at most a singleton heart. If North held three aces, Terry visual· ized 12 tricks. In their Blackwood methods, the five-club response showed three aces. Tbe double by East had a somewhat unhappy result, stopping West from leading the heart king and taking the first two heart tricks. When the nine of clubs was led, Terry could see that he needed somewhat of a miracle to make hiS ambitious con· tract. But he played for it. He won the club king, played the king, queen and ace of spades, aod ruffed a small club. Then he cashed his last trump, throwing a heart from dummy. He then ran four rounds of di· amonds. Dummy's last three cards were the heart 10 and the A·J of clubs. Poor East had to keep the queen of clubs guarded, and he certainly was not going to throw the ace ol hearts away against a slam contract. Sure enough, declarer played the heart 10 from dummy. East won the ace and had to lead back into the club A·J to give Terry Gibson his s lam. EAST WI!ST ••o ts; 93 .KQ8 54 • 10 8 3 .9 3 'A6 t9 6 2 .Q 10 8 65 2 SOUTH tKQJ74 • J 9 72 • KQ5 .K Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South Wes1 Pass PaBS Pass Pass Pass Nortb Ea1l 2• Pass Pass Pass Obi. Pass 3t 4• 5. Pass Opening lead: • 9 There are two lessons here. As declarer, don't give up, e ven when youare in a terrible contract. 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"One ....::::·::::·~-;::::·; : : : , thing Mom forgot," moaned the r· boy, "She forgot to- me-." <m .. t'". u.•, Co1l. limastone, tend and gravel dolivory. 304 -676-3190. I:1 Live . BARNEY t 1114 Pontiec 1,000, tutomatic, U . 100.00. 30•·171·1101. • 9:00 (]) 700 -Club . '. pool• filled. Celll14· 255:1141 76 Ch- M-o Corio, bOdy or 61•· 446· 1175 or 814-446Ruff, motor good thapt., rune 7911 goqd uoo.oo Ql' belt off•. fnqi..ira at 84 Glrfleld 'ave. c ·; . 10 ~Water delivery anytime Ph. : ! 614· 388-9732 same day d&liv - , , 1980VW Aabbl1. 4I,OQO.ooiluol ery. ' ·~ miles. 1H4 Chwy truck. Au. :;~----:~~~~~~ ~A ~ good. off.- coli 114-112· Watterson ' s W1ter Heuiing, ._, . 7811 . reaaonable rates. immediate • gallon dellvify , cist•ns. 1971 MU ...... new ttr•. new 2.000 poolt, well. etc. call 304-1576· .,.• pllnt, rebulh .ngine. EIICallent 2819. 1 condHion. t1000. Phone 114992· 7187. Co1l. llmatlone, gravel. etc. '71 Caprice Estate ttltlon O.livend 1 ton and up. Jim Llnitr, 304·875-1247 or 676· · ~. toldtd, uc cond, 304• 7397. 175·52•1 . 1983 Dodao Chorgor Sholby, & opood. ~. PS, AM -FM , coli 304·182·2281. lidO llJ) Ma11ock (60 min .) In Stereo. I]J NBA BBik11ball: Ben Antonio Spurs at Cleveland Cavaliers (2 hrs ., 15 min.) live · 8:30 (J) IIJ (I) Growing Paino 1 85 c--.,_ ~·REID lD~ " ,,. ••P•· - , _ · CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine Gallipolit, Ohio Phone 614· 448 ·3888 or 614••6· 4077 OR UIJllL FRIDAY.. . WI11CHt.V£R COM£~ RRST 11-\E. fOR:JS CJ !;VIL AOO ll·W. ta<(ES Cl' BXP HAl.[ y- ' ; RON ' S Tflevision Service . • MlrCIId• 1178 460SEL 4·door . House calls on RCA. Quu:ar, ... XX Sharp loaded wll lttde GE . Specilllng in Zenith. C.ll 1·114-881-7311 . . 30.· 176· 2398 or 114' 446· 246 • . 1983 Oldsmobile Rovele. tltcel- . lent condition, PS, P8, cruite ~tv Tret Trlmming1 ttump control, re• det;on•, cruthed removal. Call 30•-6715-1331 . velvet sells. 4 dr .. silver. Priced to stilt 14500. C•ll441-08.., AINGLES'S SERVICE . or 441· 1429 tfter lpm. rienctd carpenttr, electridan, .,-.uon, paint•. roofing linclud• 76 MontoC.rto, VB, AC. PS, IW, ing ~ tar applic.itton) 304TW, AM -FM CB. Goochhtpt, no 171-2018 ore7S, 7147. "fSI, 01.1110.00 Ph. 114-446· Starks Tr• 1nd Lawn Service, 4113 after • :30 . . .. Hedgu : shrub• . bu1hiu 198& Colobri1y 4· doQI, 2.8L I trimmad , land'• caping and Cyl MPFI. Auto, AC , AM FM tiJlmp rernovtl. leaf removal. ltereo. cfock, rutt ptoof under 304-171-2010 or 171-2842. coat, g•g•. trip odom, lnterm wiper1, new tlr•. floor meta, aft Rotary or clble tool driiUng. tervloe rtcOrda. tocll owner Most wens corppletedtiiTitdl'(. Pump ..In and aervice. 304SB,OOO. Ph 614-2·6·&620 881-3102 1182 Dodge Dildom•. auto tir, 02,499.00. 19.12Ford0rlftoclo, A1hby Conltructlon. carpenauto air, 11 ,999.00. JohnaAuto tery, remodeling, room additi,on, Selet , Bui~Wille Ad., Gallipolis. cement block work.· roofil'g. lntlrior end exterior peindnt. Ohio. ·siding. R~flng . Free ettlmates. 1978 Plymouth VOlar• St . 30.·171·11446 .. 171-6152. W"'lon, I cyl., AT, PS, PB. good tire~ and Clean. ARN'Ig 82 l;'lumbing 11091. 'tt'lll conakt..- belt offer. Coli 371·2732. 8t Heating 1978 MIHbu CIMslc 2·door., Au1o. Good condition, ~ne 'laod, gOod dr• tiiO.OO N\ r 14·317·.7214. • mate against whom he has -------,.---- ' 1 '80 VW,AebbitAC, AM-FM , n.w ttr•. aunrooL 30m,.., 1·...-d VGC. e1.8t5.00 prico oogotlo· blo, "!"01 ooll ~-~ht - ••·I· Colll'14-44e-132 .: I' • ,. BASEEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlonll lifetime guaran64 Hay & Grain tee. locM ret•enees furnished. ~,.. Htim•e•. Call t::allect 1-814-237-0488, d.., or night. Larve round bill• ot 11av. t10 ROgers Basement IIICh. Squ11eb.. ee. •1 .21each. Weterproofing. Coli 114·441·1052 oflw s, SWEEPER and stwing mtchine repa6r, parts. 1nd supplies. ·Pick up and deiiY«'f, Davis Vecuum r<111SJ111rLillllll Cletntr, one htlf mile up Gto'1• Craek Rd . Cell 11471 Autoa for Sale . 4....,214. 1911 Flrlbit"d, ext::tfl- condi· tion. Call after 8 p.m.'·304·87531S9. f;!: ~' . -~ • C & M Auto Pen1, St. Rt. 160, 6.1 •·041· 8227' '73 to '80 Chevy truck tendert. 134.95; 1 doora •69 . 00 ; teilg1tu, $69.00; bed sidH, t176.00; '81 t!) '86 Ch...,y tendera, 149.00; doors. $11.00: tallgates, t85.00; '73 to 71 Ford truck IWidtrt, 136.00; '80 to ·ee Ftwd fendert. •49.00; '73to '88 Fard truck doort t76.00; _.. tailglttl. Large aelec· , -~· lion of body p1rt1. ,~ ,..: for ule . Grain ted freeur beef, 1idn or whole. ready now. Call 30.·875-1113. br•"· SHOP ! QM Autometic Transml11iont & VV•nted to Buy ana at Notre Dome (2 hrs.) live. , GI·Cll Too Cion for Coinfort IIJ Cll Judge ([I Blou Me. F11htr ® WhHI of Fortune (J]I (JII Joopenly IDI Benoon 7:36 ·CIJ Tho Honeymooner~ 8:00 II (I) Coli~•· Boak11ball: Kontucky ·et Taxes Tech (2 hrs.) 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Ml'liii,IIIIIISI Mobile Homea for Rent . Wright !lie Daily Sentinet-P19t--7 . P0m.rov--Middleport. Ohio Ill (!) Rawhide • Cll Toloo of tho Unex. peolld (JISCTV . 12:30 • (I) llJ) Leta Night wlm . David L-rm•n Tonigh_l's guests are Harry Dean Stanton , comed ienne Margam Smith and J•ck Henn a from the Columbus, OH zo o . (60 min .) (R) In Stereo. �· . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio This Ohi~ 22 eek's Days 'til Christmas ~ . By LOlU SANTOS , .WASHINGTON (UPii - A\torney General ·Edwin Meese, leading the criminal probe of secret White House arms deals with Iran and Nicaragua, wlllseekappolntmentola Watergatestyle prosecutor to Investigate the unfolding scandal. In announcing Tuesday that he would turn the . Investigation over to im Independent counSel, Meese defended his handling of the case but conceded ne did not launch a lull·scale Inquiry qntil at least tnree days after he found "some h.lnts'' of possible wrongdoing. · Meese told a news conference he had decided to ask a federal three-judge panel to appoint an Independent counsel, just mlnutes·after President Reagan gave his public blessing to the Idea. "We have reached a point In t~ls Investigation where I have concluded there Is an adequate EASTERN BOYS BOYS BASKETBALL Dec. 2-North Grillia............. Away Dec. 5-Hannan Tra(I ............ Home Dec. 9-llyger CrHk ............. Away GilLS BASKETBALL Dec. 4-Hannan Trace ........... Away · Dec. 8-llyger Creek ..............Home IIIII INSURANCE lltSE~P Avt. PGIUOY au 99~·33.1 or 99!-2'342 ' FUNERAL HOME BOYS SCHEDULE Eastern "DIGNin AND SEIVICE ALWAYS" ... H. Ewing-Director PH. 992-2121 101 MULIEHY AYE. POMROY, OH. Southern BOYS BASKETBALL BOYS BASIUBALL Dec. 2-North Gallia ......... ........ Away Dec. S-Hannan Trace .............. Home Dec. 9-Kyger Creek .............. .... Away Dec. 12-Southwastern ............. Home Dec. 13-Miller .......... ............... Away Dec . 19-'Symmes Valley .. .......... Away Dec. 23-Federal Hocking .......... Away Dec. 26-Wahama Holiday Toum ..... Away Dec. 27-Wahama Hoiday Toum......Away Jan. 9-0ak Hill ................. .. ..... Away Jan. 16-Southern ................. ... Home Jan. 20-North Gallia .. ............. Home Jan. 21-Hannan Trace .............. Away Jan. 30-Kyger Creek ................ Home Feb. &-Southwestern .. .............. Away Feb. 7-0PEN .......................... Home· Feb. 13-Symmes Valley ........... Home Feb. 17-Federal Hocking ......... Home · Feb. 20-0ak Hill ........ .. ............ Away • Dec. 2-Kyfer Creek :................ Home Dec. S-Oa Hill ....................... Away Dec. 9-North Gallia ................ 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Home Feb. 12 - Symmes Valley ..... ....... Away Feb. 14-Federal Hocking .......... Away 'HOME BANI FOI PH. 992..6614 GIRLS SCHEDULE Meigs • • at y enttne 3 Sections, 26 Pas• 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper , ·, statutory basts ... for an Independent counsel~" he said. . Meese said the court proceedings are kept secret by law and that he could notdlsclosedetalls of the application to the court, what laws may have been broken or what. Individuals are Involved. Similarly, the Independent counsel's Inquiry would be largely secret, and In the past such Investigations have lasted from a few months to more than a year. A spokesman for the special federal panel, however, said Tuesday that a decision on Meese's request to appoint the special prosecutor could come within two weeks . At his news conference, Meese said all of his decisions and actions In the case have been "entirely proper." Answering charges that he movEd too slowly ; ' ' ' ' and that critical evidence may have been . jeopardized, Meese said he brought In trained prosecutors "as soon as the investigation started" on Nov. 25, at which time the Justice Depart· ment's criminal division and the FBI entered the probe. · He also Indicated that as the Investigation got under way, hls own parl!c!patlon In matters .relating to the !nvesl!gation may have prompted the request for an Independent counsel. Although "not Involved in anything that might Involve some aspects of illegality," Meese said. "1 conceivably could have Information where I might be a witness to the facts. involved In the Investigation." Meese said he picked up "some hints" of questionable activity on Nov. 22 but "no likelihood whatsoever" laws had been broken until two days later, when "we had enough so that I \"as satisfied & S'A.GS CO. NSIJOY, 011. '' PH. , 992·2136 . -. - • . . .:>- R WLINGS . COATS HOME PEOPLE" :BLOWER FUNERAL r · .HOME lElBER ... FDIC ' ' BRUCE FISH~R '81U BLOWER ' '.,,,,., Plil••. _. A*flfn to Oetiil'' • 9ft-S141 ;. .uPolt,oH. • -· I ._.' ' By LEE LEONARD · COLUMBUS '(UP!) - A top official of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation says Uncle Sam has ·an obligation' to save the Amerl· can farmer, but the cost wlll be .well worth it. C. William Swank, execul!ve :Vice president of the 100,00(}. member assoc!al!on, told repor· ters that once the U.S. treasury wears down the treasuries of foreign co untries, export. markets will begin to open up for American pr?duce. "Agr!~~lture Is a useful tool!or our country," Swank told a press conference at the opening of the OFBF's 68th annual meel!ng. He said the . American farmer' s products have been used to advance world peace, eliminate world hunger and protect Indus· tries and the capitalistic system. "We're starting to say, ' If you're going to use us, pay us or protect us,"' said Swank. He sald an Infusion of $12 blilion to $15 bllflon of capital Is needed If the farm credit system Is to remain viable. That means other forms of assistance may have to be forfeited, he said. Nevertheless, Swank said he detects optimism In the farming community. "! sense a clear attitude change In farmers toward the positive," he said. "There are going to be bankruptcies, and some people are going to leave agriculture. but the perception Is lhat we1re going to come out of this." Swank explained that the post· live attitude comes from a sense that the government Is trying to reopen foreign markets lor agrl· cultural products. and to return protu to farming with the farm program enacted a year ago. . that we ought to launch acrimina! Investigation." "Within 24 hours of that , the proper steps were taken to bring In a criminal Investigation," he said. · The Washington Post reported today thai fhe Justice Department could cite as many as a doze!! possible violations of federal law. including tlfe Arms Control Export Act, which bars weapons shipments to fran and the Boland Amendmenl, which prohibits direct or Indirect U.S. military ald to ·the Nicaraguan Contras fight lng to overthrow the Sandlnista government. . The department now Is Investigating whet he~ the man charged by Meese w!lh running tbe clandestine operation, former National Securtfy Council aide Lt. Col. Oliver North, or others shredded documents several days before the off!clallnqu!ry got under way. ,..,.,.___--.,: Farm official calls :for federal help I ·EWING PICK-4 Clearing late lonliht, wllh ~ low In the upper 28s. Partly cloudy and windy Thutsday, .. tth blghs In tbe upper 3h.' The probability of preclplla• lion Is near zero tonl1ht and Thursday . Attorney general ·defen~s role in a11ns probe Dec. 2-Kyger Creek ..............Home Dec. 5-0ak Hill .................... Away Dec. 9-North Gallia..............Home GilLS BASKETBALL . Dec. 4-0ak Hiii .....................Home Dec. 8-North Gallia............. Away DOWNING-CHILDS 534 Pomeroy--Middleport. Ohio. W~tdnesday, December 3, 1986 Copyrighted 1986 SOUTHERN BOYS BASkETBALL BOYS BASIUBAU .. ...., Vol. 36. No, 148 Dtc. 2-Nelsonville..............:. Away Dec. 5-Yinton ....................... Home Dec:. 9-Trimble ................-.... Home GilLS BASKmALL Dec. 4-Nelsonville.................Home Dec. 8-Vinton ...................... Away Dte. 2-Nelsonville ................... Away Dec. S-Vinton ......................... Home Dec. 9-Trimble ....................... Home Dec. 12-Belpre ................. ....... Away Dec. !&-Alexander .................. Home Dec. 23-lOIIn ....... .................. Away Ju. 2-Wellston ...................... Home Jan. 6-Ftdtral Hocking ........... Home Jan. 9-Miller ......... .................. Away Ju. 13-Nelsonvile .. ............... Home Jan. 16-Vinton ..... ................... Away Jan. 20-Trimble ........... ............ Away Jan. 23-Belpre ................ ... .... Home Jan. 27-AI~xander ........... ........ Awty Jan. 31-Pomt Pleasant ........... Home Feb. 3-Warren .......... .... .......... Home Feb. 6-Wetlston ....................... Away feb. 13-Federal Hocking .......... Away Daily Nu'mber • MEIGS BOYS BASKmAU Meigs Lottery 0664 . Carnes WE WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR INSURANCE ' NEEDS .. . . Reagan • receives ...::leaders' ..? backing / ( James Patterson, a fruit Iarmer ·from Chesterland and • president or the state federation., said there Is somec~lticlsmolthe federal farm program, but It needs to be given a chance to work. . WASHIN(>TON (UPI) -Pres· "The problems of the Iarmer !dent Reagan, given a vote of are long- term problems and confidence by Republican lead·' people are trying to deal with ers.ls banking that hlssupport.of them with short·term solutionstwo wlde·rang!ng Investigations a quick fix," Patierson said. Into the Iran arms·Contra aid Swank said he Is trying to get · scandal will put his presidency the Reagan administration to back on track. reconsider Its plan for rescuing Reagan met with GOP con· developing .nations from their gress!onal leaders Tuesday and huge debt to U.S. banks, saying it ·assured them he had no know I· is hurting American farmers. 'edge of the secret deal that Swank said the plan devised by . TOO MUCH RAIN - Heavy ralea always vehicles make their way Tuesday afternoon 'tunneled money from Iranian present a problem for Rutland Vlll111e .. waler thrqugh hl«h waler on Ohio 124 I~ Rutland. , Treasury Secretary James arms sales to the Nicaraguan ~ks up lo cover· yardo and streets. These Baker Is to force the developing rebels fighting to the Sandlnlsta nations to produce more goods government. and export them, thereby flood· Reagan arranged a second lngthe market with commodities meeting with the leaders today. and reducing worldwide agrlcul· The president then announced ·ture prices. a sefles of moves to cope with the "Agriculture has taken a big current crisis, Including meet· hit," said Swank. "The big banks logs with his Cabinet and Secrehave not taken a big hit. " tary State George Shultz and a; He said the federal tax reform WASHINGTON (UPI) - 1986 Many of the potentially danger· Into tiny .petals that may choke a boostoffrom Tuesday's meeting. bill hurt farmers by eliminating Christmas toys are a "manu· ous toys were flammable, break· toddler. with Senate and House Republl·: Income averaging. "!!any Indus· ment ... to repulsive" and Include able, or had sharp edges, danger· Listed as sale toys with good · can leaders who said he broke nO' try needs Income averaging, It's such potentially harmful Items ous points, small parts, a strong play value were Rub!k's Magic laws with his clandestine agriculture." as· a flammable toddler seal, a projectile force or numerous Puzzle by Matchbox, the Fisher· operations. Swank said a recent Ohio Rambo rifle and two seemingly safety warnings. the group said. · Price Micro Explorer Set, the The leaders expressed satls· Supreme Court decision expand· cuddly teddy bears, a liberal ADA member Ann Brown Watchlmal by Hasbro and the faction Tuesday with Reagari's lng the 'sales tax exemption to group says. touched a lighted match to Wee Sing Together:. A Magical moves to end the scandal an<f pre·productlon equipment could The group, Americans for "Comly Seat," a sllp·reslstant Musical VIdeo by Price, Stern said he Is "telling the truth" have an effect on agriculture Democratic Action, released 'Its padding for babies and toddlers and Sloan. about his lackofknowledgeo!thi with Its large numbers of trac· · annual best·worst list of Christ· manufactured by Pansy Ellen "Our long list and descriptions deal. ·. ·: tors and combines. mas toys Tuesday, citing safety Products Inc. of Atlanta, and of potentially dangerous toys are clandestine they also said the problmn· "That will be an issue that we'll hazards of some toys and !he flames quickly engulfed the ... meant to warn toy purchasers Is But not about to go away. : be very, very attuned to," Swank t.astelessness of others, while yellow foam. ... about whole categories of Dole told reporters that Rea· said. · expressing concern about a "sud· Brown then threw two appar· toys, " the repori said. gan still does not believe he made He said the state federation den rash of potentially dangerous ently cuddly brown teddy bears · Among the trendy "gross " toys a mistake in approving the arms' also plans to attack the litter toys." Into a trash can. sale to the Khome!nl problem by proposing legislation "1986 Is the year of the ugly toy One, manufactured by Cheryl are ''Breath Blasters, " manufac· . government . requiring a deposit on beverage and ... 'gross' Is 'ln." ' the ADA Barner! Ltd. or North Hollywood, lured by Axlon of Sunnyvale, House GOP leader Bob Michel bottles and cans - a proposal ·said In Its survey of about 2,000 Call!., Is-holding a balloon that Calif., flgur"es that emit foul that was soundly defeated by toys In the Washington, D.C. can easily be removed from an smells. "Rude Ralph" Is a of Illinois, who put the question "eyeball to eyeball" to Reagan, Ohio voters In 1979. area. elght·lnch sharp metal post. The chlld·slzed "head" wit hone huge said he was pleased by the other teddy bear, by C.M . Paul bloodshOt eyeball that when president' s answer that he had Co. , of Cincinnati, has a flower on pulled makes four rude noises. not broken any laws. Its neck that easily comes apart Including a hearty belch. Liberal group targets safety h3Zards in Christmas toys Celebrezze staffer charges Moyer with playing politics By LEE LEONARD tonight to be kept on, It wlll be malnder of the year as judge of UPI Stalehouse Reporter assumed they want to le.ave. , the Franklin County Court .o f' COLUMBUS (UP]) -Charges ."By the tone of your letter, " Appeals, said the letter had the of playing pollllcs with the Ohio McGary wrote to Moyer, "It approval of all five returning Supreme Court surfaced again appears you are attempting to justices and two just!ces·elect. Tuesday, this time from a court Inject politics Into the court "A number of replies we employee who said tnc6m!ng rather than remove it. l would received are thanking us lor Republican Chief Justice Tho- . certainly hope that you would not giving them a chance to stay on," mas J . Moyer Is thfeatenlng the renege 'on your mucl)-publ!clzed said Moyer. "We're not sweeping jobS of 150 court employees, most campaign pro'inlse." clean." of them Democrats. Moyer said that despite the McGory said Moyer should The charge· came from John have requested notice only from administrative ·rule cited by McGory, pilbllt">lntormation of· employees w)lo.wlsh to leave. "If McGory. the court has the fleer for the high court, who said someone doesn't want to work tor statutory authority to hire who· that desplte ·Moyer's campaign. the court, he can resign," said mever It wants. "Anybody who Is promise to remove politics from the Information officer. "I doubt terminated, there'll be reasons the court. Democrats are being he's going to have a mass exodus tor It," he said. eased out. out the door." McGary said he wants to stay "We're not going to do that." McGory_ said there are 150 on In his $32,00f}a.year job, responded Moyer; adding that he employees of the high court and ·despite his dlllerences with Is giving employees a chance to the Ohio Court of Claims, none of Moyer. "I would like to Inform retain their jobs If they want them protected by civil service. you that l have no Intention of them. But he added that under a 1984 resigning my position and .feel In a particularly ~!tter cam. administrative rule, the em· there Is not just cause for my pa!gn charging politics 9n the ployees may only be renioved for removal," he wrote the Incoming bench. Moyer defeated Chief "just cause." · chief justice. · Justice Frank D. Celebrezze lor· . Moyer said McGory' mlsinter· Moyer said he took that to re·electi 0n to a slx·year term. preted his letter to the em· mean McGory "Is not really McGary said a "hit list" or 25 ployees. "They've been political Interested in wanting to stay." Democratic employees targeted over there (at the court) for so However, he said, he wUI consult lor !Iring Is circulating In the long that he can't help but see It with the other seven justl~es court. He said Moyer has notified as political," said Moyer. "He's before making any decisions on all employeeS that If they do not obviously trying to pick a fight." hiring and firing. ask In writing by midnight Moyer, serving out the re- . .t ACCIDENT INJURES THREE - A two-car accident al the luleneetlon of otale route~~ 7 and 124 Tueaday injured lbree people. The GaUiaMelp pool ol lhe stale hlpway palrol said vehicles driven by Mark R.lordan, 211, Columbus, aad Teresa K. Raley, 2'1, Rt. I, Middleport, were norlhbouad on,7 al2 p.m. whea Raley prepared to make a rlpl turn oalo 124 and wtill struck by lordan, who Wtlll unable to atop In time. llljured were Baley and two p888eDil~ Jn her vehicle, William J. Bllhop, -, Delaware, Ohio, Uld Catlly L. Yancey, 32, Rt.J,.Middleport. 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