https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db1fcf81d277a9b8134d33b448655d9d.pdf b7a1d72e268bed3f7f4d4044cbb87102 PDF Text Text I Ptue- 14-The•Daily Sentinel December I • auders roll over ucks 92-7 4 for second BUCHTEL'~ Meigs blistered the nets for 31 third ~Jerlod points on 15 of 19 shooting ·en route to an easy 92-74 racehorse style win over Nelsonvllle- York here Friday. . The Maraude~sow 2·1 over· all and 2-0 In e VC. played near-perfect in th fast-paced · game, turning the ball over only 10 times. Neisopvllle- York was . abletoremainclosethefirsthalf on 74 per cent shooting t17 of 231 . but were dominated 29-7 during the ttilrd quarter's first six Nelson.vllle-York's Michael minutes, going from down only Russell bombed In 26 points, 41-36 at the half to a huge 70-43 mostly from long range, but MHS bulge. cooled off after hitting all six ol J. R.'Kitchen pumped In 10 ofl6 his first half shots. Point guard fielders to lead Meigs with 22 Chad Savage added 19 for the point s while hls guard running Buckeyes, whodropt.o1-2overall mate Don Becker followed with and 0· 2 In the TVC. ·. 12 points and chalked up numerNo less than eight Marauders ous assists. The Marauder scored between five and ten backcourt tandem of Becker. points and five different MelgsKit chen, and Chris Smith, who men had team second-high four added six points, did not committ rebounds each. Among those a single turnover:· playing of special notice Include . first four minutes of play. Two goals by Turley and one apiece by Milliron, Harris,' and Amburgey gave SHS a sizeable 11·2 advantage, Mike Bradbury ended Kyger's string of frustralion and turnovers to make the score 11-4, the clasl'st KC would come the rest of the evening. " Me a n white , Southern slammed head-on in to a De· cem ber cold-front as it was unable to score for the next two minutes and a half. The pe riod ended on a twenty foot jumper by Turley at the bu•zcr. the score 17-6. Coach Caldwell's Tornadoes gained second wind in the second fra me, ripping the. nylons to outdistance KC 21·7 for a 38·13 halft ime score. Tu rtev had ten markers at half to lead ~II scorers. Although Southern' s defense was much improved. it left the back door open on several occas ions, giving KC ample opport unit y for a score. Kyger' s inabil ily to score, coupled with its surrendering of the basketball , however. gave the Tornado offense the Incentive it needed , Vur.i!ill,v MEICiS (t:ll - Bo~~: 1:1 - 1~1~ . , ·I . H . Kllt:ht'll U)-2-:!2, ('hrlH Smllh t-;l--6, Don 84•~ker-8- IH2, Mlkt• Bartrum \'H · K. Stotl \\'llllums 0..0;-ll, .HUt·~· Euon 5-0..10, Phil KinK 2· 1-~. Brent RL'I!icll 4-iJ.II, BUI Brother> H7, &oil PowetU.f.!, . Steve MuMMer -1-1-t . TOT..\L."'i 40-12·tt. NEIJ!ONVILLE.VORK (7tl - llenols HoWfl-1·7, Michael Ru"!''t'llll·4-• Benny 21 . 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NElSONVILLE-YORK '1>:11 - Sooll AddiH 3--1-10, Eric SuUJ\'an 2·2·6, Heath · Clemons 6-0.12. Scott Grinstead 1·1·3, Tum • \ Vol . 36. No.149 WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Reagan and Vice President Bush 'appear to be urg\ng a skeptical public not to "let recent events distract us:• In the unfolding Iran arms-Contra aid scandal anq to "go forward together" with new policy Initiatives. · Reagan, who h~s supported Attorney General Edwin Meese's call for an Independent counsel, named a three-member panel to examine operations at the National Security Council and tapped a new national security adviser In recent days, meets today with congressional leaders of both parties. It is the third day In a row he has met with M't"iiiiWid56,1.ondrtn-'ii N 'i:l. Hnt~t'Pon 64 M'llmln-'on lt, Gosht'ft701 (ul l M'lntt'I'S\'IIIt 6:.!, ,11-fiN'Mn I 'nlon U M'~l1•n· llh• !<ht•n llll!kJilh ,)II M'orl hlnkfun (' hr 71. Olt' ni11111C'' Iii Znnt•'f'r:tt\ •~ ·1. Frunkfurt 1\do•nu !i!l tlt•11l~nr-d funrral ' juMl rail or ' 'htil POMEROY FLOWER SHOP II "' . lm••rim .-.·ml./.m, .• NOW OPEN! GIOUP OF SELECT GIOUP OF DESIGNER JEANS BLOUSES $1499 $999 PHARMACY SANTA'S SCHEDULE Thursday, D~mber 4th Friday, December·5th Saturday, December 6th Point Pleasant, W. Va. Store Gallipolis, Ohio Store Middleport, Ohio Store · 6 to 8 p.m. 6 to 8 p.m. 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, December 7th Monday, D~mber 8th Tuesday, December 9th Point Pleasant, W.Va. Store Gallipolis, 0hio Store Middleport, Ohio Store 3 to 5 p.m. 6 to 8 p.m. 6 to 8 p,m. Wednesday, December lOth Thursday, December 11th Friday, December 12th Point Pleasant. W. Va. Store Gallipolis, Ohio Store Middleport, Ohio Store 6 to 8 p.m. 6 to 8_p.m. 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, December 13th Monday, December 15th Tuesday, December 16th Point Pleasant, W. Va. Store Gallipolis, Ohio Store Point Pleasant. W.Va. Store 3 to 5 p.m. 6 to 8 p.m. 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, December 17th Toorsday, December 18th Friday, December 19th , Gallipolis. Ohio Store Middleport, Ohio Store Point Pleasant. W. Va. Store 6 to 8 p.m. 6 to 8 p.m. 6 to 8 p.m. Gallipolis, Ohio Store Middleport, Ohio Store. 3 to 5 p.m. 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, December 20th Sunday, December 21st av<tllable. "full sertJice •alon" •-•oy, Dl. 111 W. t .. St. .91.. 720 HOURS: MON .-SAT. 9 :00 TO 9:00 CAll FOR AN APPOINTMENT Trudy Marshall, Mary Powell, Liz Luclll. Mila Aaymond ISheila Powell- Tanning) 0 Bids for a new' ambulance for ·the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services were opened Wednesday by the Meigs County Commissioners. Horton Co., Columbus. bid a 1987 EMS unit at a cost of$47,646, and a 1986 unit at a cost of $45,946, with delivery to be 45 to 60 days after the company receives the contract. . · St. Ives Inc., Toledo, bid a 1987 unit at cost of $51,691, with delivery 90 to 120 days from the date of order. . The bids were tabled by the commissioners for review by the EMS Board of Trustees, and a recommendation within the next two weeks. . The commissioners received a request for transfer of a D-5 liquor license from Georgia Joann Ward, doing business as. Jack's Club, junction of state routes 143 and 7, to George H. Ingels and Ernest W. Barley, doing business as Mizway Tavern at the same location . Any objections to the transfer must be filed · with the commissioners by Dec. 17. The application lor transfer must be flied with the bhio Department of Liquor Control by Dec. 26. · In other matters, the commissioners reappointed Patricia Holter to a seven-year term on the Meigs County Board of Public Libraries. · And a request for an Interdepartmental transfer of $319.26 within the TB office budget was approved . a arrun~t'nwnl, " lit•' 1985 the nurses and aides tra· veled 70,000 miles and through November this year, the staff has traveled more than 73,000 miles . Last month there were 830 home health visits made. The services provided are . skllled nursing, physical therapy and home health aide. The oldest person served by Home Health was 104 yers old, while the youngest person was two days old. There are five full-time empoyees In the program - Mrs. Smith, ·coordinator; Sharon Stewart, R.N. , Bon· nle Dailey, aide ; Brenda Cunningham and Isabelle Couch, clerical. · The nine Par! ·llme employ.. are Tina Story, R.N, June Kloes. R.N .. Claudia Thomas, R.N., Tammy Ball, R.N .. Joan Anderson. LPT, Donna Tillis , aide; Linda Field, aide, Susan Tracy, aide, and Ann Cozart, aide. The service operates under a Commissioners table new ambulance bids REMEMBER WITH l 'nFLOWERS ,....,d .a h.-aulifulh No su~crlptlons by ma il J)C'rmlllf'd In ar('tl!i whrre homr earrlrr !'frvtre l!ii ~2 W pek:.i·*i~· Meip· c~~~y ....~GG. 56 enttne leaders ·of Congress - the first two sessions were recent events distract us from the cause of those with Republicans only- to lay grouniJ rlules fpr a brave flgnters for (reed om around the world," Capitol Hill Investigation of the policy of selling and repeated his his hopes for a nuclear· arms arms to Iran, the diversion of Its profi.ts to the <~greement and the Strategic Defense Initiative. Nicaraguan Contras and allegations of possible · Senate Republican leader Robert Dole recomwrongdoing by the NSC and CIA. mended that Reaglan call Congress back into Reagan addressed the scandal directly for the session expressly to name a select investigating fifth time In three weeks on Wednesday , telling a panel like the Watergate Committee tha~t group of ·women entrepreneur~ that "the . Investigated the Nixon White House In 1974. . machinery Is In place to seek answers to the But Democratic leaders have been wary of questions that are being asked- toflxwhat needs naming a special committee now because thl'y · fixing and to restore complete confidence In the will npt control th~ Senate until the new Congress conduct of our foreign policy." convenes In January. However, he also declared, ,.'We cannot let But D()le said any committee named now ~o,u!o ) ' W('l"k . 13 Weeks .. ..................... .. ......... 11!.20 26 Week11 .......................... ........ $35.10 ~2 Woek• ............... ... ................ 167.61) By CHARLENE HOEFUCH Sentinel Staff Writer "We're working to bring health care back home where ·tt be· longs .'' commented Elizabeth Smith. R.N., coordinator of the Veterans Memorial Hospital Home Health Service program. "Wlth one In every seven Americans needing some help to ,live Independently, the home health services provide the most basic' as well as the mo.st sophisticated health services In the home setting," she said. This week Veterans Memorial Hospital Is joining in the observance • of National Homecare Week. .. The local home health service . w as -started 15 'Years ago and in Its first year of operation made 829 visits. In '1985 there were 7,038 visits made, and so far this year, the visits have totaled 7,714 . Since its beginning, a total of 57,940 visits have been made. In COMES TO M'•~trdoolltldQH, ncr may rcrnl! in <t d\'3 A('(' direct to Thr Dally St>ntlnrl on a :1. 6 or 12 monlh ba!lls. CrM:IIt will be' glvf'n C'arrtrr rac h lllfllde Mel~ County ' 4 Sections, 22 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Reagan,. Bush issue call.for new beginning M' .Mft't'~On fi.t F.11lrluin.b Sll Subserlbfor s not d('S lrl nJ!: I o pay 1hf' car · J3 Woek.o .. ........................... ..... 117.29 ~ Woeks ............................. ..... ~14 . 00 ' .Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, December 4, 1986 Copyrighted 1986 SANTA CLAUS ()ally ................................... 2j Ct•nt s Mall Suhocrtplton• • Eckl"' :J.il-6. TOTALS 11-16-74. By q1art~: not be controlled by the Republicans. Presumably, a Senate panel would have equal representation of both parties. Also In question is Whether there would be a separate House committee or a joint House-Senate panel. Bush, In his first speech on the subject, told the American Enterprise Institute Wednesday that Reagan 's pledges to cooperate and his naming of Frank Carlucci as .national security adviser "Is fast action In anybody's book." Bush conceded that the administration has · suffered. saying, "Our credibility has been damaged by this entire episode . and Its aftermath." • POSTh1A.STER : ~·nd adctrrs.~ ('hdnl-.>t"l 10 Th f' Daily SrnlinC'I. 111 C(lurl Sl .. Pomml:''· Ohio 4:i7fi9. ~ SUBSCRIPTION R,\TES Clearing·tonight, with a in the mid 20!!. Mostly s1Jnny Friday, with highs In the upper 30s. The probability precipitation Is 20 tonight and n,c ar zero agal~ Hospital program brings health care back into the home Mr-mbf'r: Unllftl P r e-~:-; lntrrnall on;.tl. fnlan d Dally Prrl!s A ~.'wC'Ia! ion a net 1hro Ohi o Nrw~pap C'f Al<i"od al lon. Na t ional Ad\W iisl n,c Rrprr!\rnl ath·f'. Branham Nrw!;;p aprr S<Ji rs. i :t1 Thh'fl A\'f'nuf' . Nrw York . Nr-v.- York 1001i . By Carrll'r or Motnr Rouli' .. 9-7 -4-19-8~12 I •BLOUSES •SLACKS •DESIGNER JE.ANS I USPS Tl!l-9601 A Dlvi4on of Mulllmrdla. ln1 ·. 840 Savqe 8:-3-19, Dave Kirkendall O.e.!, Mlkf fo r a big win. · In the Sl'cond half Shannon . Riffle, Tim Gilbride, and Todd Kimes excelled In back-up rolls while coming off tile bench . .. The well-drilled team of Coach Scott Stemple continued to hustlebut the pressure SHSdefense arid poor execution led to Its demise. New Boutique The Daily Sentinel Daily Number Christmas Super Lotto Eagles edge NG at buzzer, 54-53 Eastern rallied from a three winners, Mike Lemley 14. Cald· point deficit with 13 seconds well had 10 for the losers. remaining to edge host Nort h F:A.~TF.IIN (S-1) - f~d ('ollln:o., i -3-17; Gallla, 54-53, in a Southern Valley .(plf f 'aldwell. 1-2-16; Mark Grifrln, 2 ·-1-~; .\tlkt• Murtln. 3-1-1: Rrl1111 Dursl , 'l· D--1; I\ I A thlet lc Conference basket ba II 'l~ipp . HI- ~. T(YJ'I\1., !l-111-lJ. game Tuesday night. ~OR1' 11 Gt\LLI:\ i!i:J ) - 1\likto Kt•mpt'l', The Eagles, now I· I both In 7--1-IK: Todd llol!-.l el n, &-G-12: Ru~dy v. :~o-6: Shunt• Gla... shurn. 2·-I·K; league play and overall. trailed Dt:•nnt•. Kt•Uh Rum t>tt, ;~J - 7: ()u.,•ld ()lddlt•, 1-.. 2. 53-50 after Shane Glassburn's. TOTAL.~ t2·9-i:j. two charity tosses with 18 se- St'ilrt' hy t(uartf'rs: F.asttorn ...... ... ... ... .... .. .. l2 16 12 I.J-M conds left. North (rullla ........ .. ...... ll 7 IG IG-501 Jell Caldwell hit both ends of a u~.,.t·n·~~ - Nurtl1 Gullia ;,s Eastf'rn -13. one-and one with 13 seconds left to make It 53·52. The Pirates S\'!\U1 ES VALtE\' (;iOJ , - Larry missed a free throw with fiv e F1•rri)o, 6-2 · 1~ ; Shailt• 1\leadllws, t -1-9: seconds left, got their own Slt'''' ' flut es, 2 - 1}-~; Tony Sc:hnl'idcr, 1-fH; "-"' Tt hhs. 11- 1· 11: .Jtuo \\'hit to, D-0.0; Mlkt• rebound. but shot the ball instead Oall l'altt•rsnn, t-:l-6; Don Craft. 2--0-~: Dwavnt• of running out the clock. ~id'nrtl'· 0.11·0: f'hrl!'i {' risw t•ll, 1}-'0.0. Mike Martin picked off the TOT;\1 ..~ 22-&50, II1\N N.\I'\ TRACE (iii) - Ttt•,·orSmall, rebound, passed to Caldwei I who :H)-6; St·ott Rankin. ·H -1:!; Rklt S"·ain, raced up court and let go at the 1·'!· 111: l 'rl!'i Pt•tro, ~+ 17: Rlt•hard Sllll . buzzer from 10-12 feet out to givr 1-IJ.-:!: ·l oth .Jon('N, 1~1).1~ :\lark .ft•nktn s. 1-'!-.t : Tim Rnunfi('ld 2· ~· 6 . TOT,\1 ..~ EHS the victory. tl·lt-3j, North Gallla dropped to 1-l 8)' qu ;trtt'I'S : Sl•rnm t'fli \'alit•)' .. .......... '1' 12 11 t\1- 00 overall and 1-1 in league play. tm Tr:u·•· .............. K 19 H IK-;5'7 North Gallia was 22 of 50 from llann Rt•s t'fVt' St.'O rt • - Hann an Tract• .):J the field and nine of 18 from the SymnH"' Vnllt·~· 21. line. The Pirates had 44 rebounds, 10 each by Todd Holstein S0l 1TIIWESTERN - 1611 1 - Dun and Keith Burnette. Ptthl t· k, '1'·6-H Span filllt•y, 2-K-12; Rit·k NGHS had 28 costly turnovers. llabolu1•. H~H; llt•an Mt•Npal, '!··1·11: Ua\'f' Mnshon, :t-0·6: · lul'it~·· Hurh,.IJn, J..t-6: Shane Glassburn had six assists ;\ndy llah.lnp. 1·11-2; Zant• ('olft•_,·, 1·&2: and Burnette five steals. Brad Hl\•1'1)'. l~ t- 2. Tm'.\I .S 21-IJHiU. OAK 1111.1. OU) - F.rlt• Fa,ft' , K- i -t:t; Eastern hit 22 of 56 field goal 1\lllw flah•. 9-f}.UI; Rrlan llowcll. 5-:J.t :t: attempts and 10 of16 free throws. fri."' f'r:lhlrt•t •, :H.I-6: Todd ('opa.o,, :l-:l-i!; The Eagles had 20 rebounds. Ed l'tl11rk Ro~~·.., :l·l.,ti: ,Jnhn Rrown. 1 · 2·~: F~ rh­ Collins picked off six. The vis· Kt •rn, 'l·l)-t; .(udd Rawlinl'i, f.. H . TOTt\l.."\ 1:')..ill . !tors had only six turnovers. :1:1· R~ quariN'.. ; Caldwell had lour steals. Sou111" '""'''rn ..... .......... l ~ 1:1 li ltt-60 "We not playing well right O:tk 11111. ..................... ~ '!'l l .i l ii-MI " st~ lt4' - Oak IIIII 29 Soul h"'t>sl · now," remarked Pirate ment or 1•rn1(4•!wn 21 Bruce Wilson. "We had 'too many mental mistakes," he added. North Galli a plays at Symmes Valley Friday. Eastern will host Hannan Trace. In Tuesday's reserve game. North Gallia won 56.43. Steve George had 16 points for the Ohio Lottery Days 'til . Husst•lll ·>l-ti, Kt •vln N4;ls11n 1-4·6. TOTALS hits the road to Trimble. Southern .downs Kyger ·Creek By SCOTT WOLFE RACINE -The combination of three twenty-plus qua rters and 27 Kyger Creek turnov e rs enabled the high-flyin g Southern Tornadoes to blitz Kyger Creek 80·31 here Tuesday even ing in SVAC basketball action. Coach Howle C?-ld'\'ell 's lads enjoyed a great nigh t from the floor as th'ey shot a red-hot 54.6 percent, while placing five men In double figures. Leading the balanced att ac k was southpaw Kenny Turley with 12, followed closely by senior guard Eric Milliron and so phomore guard David Amburgey with eleven each. Seniors Tim Gilbride and Matt Harris each added ten markers each. Mike Bradbury led Kyger Creek with 11 , while Tim Gordon and Billy Loveday notched six apiece. · Southern grabbed the opening tip and raced in for lhe initial . score on a Matt Harris jumper. Billy Loveday tied the score on the next transition , however, Harris' goal sparked a torr id Southern shooting spree of six successive Tornado goals in the WID Bring Your Camarc:i And Taka Your Childs Picture With Santa·· Or We Will Take A Polaroid Picture For Only • ·150 '. ' oa .lleea118e HO,l;ftE:'Rieallh Service check him out se.veraHimes a week, he Is able ·slay at home. Here Claudia Thomas, R.N., listens to his chest as a part of her examination. • 12-member advisory board composed or Walter S. Lucas, VMH administrator; James Witherell, . . . ." " I M.D., VMH chief of staff; Teresa Collins, R.N., director of nursIng; Mrs. Smith, coordinator; place Veterans Me'in'orlal Hospital possible for her to stay at home. Here one of the aides, Susan Tracy, assists her In gelling ready for the day. Hugh Custer, advisory board chairman; Herbert Shields, Or· ion Roush, Barbara Chapman. Carol TannehJII, R.N ., Ailee Wamsley, Judge Robert Buck, and Jean Neal , R.N. Eastern hoard approves pay raise action Pay raises for personnel not 55-cent -an:hour pay raise in two science courses cannot be concovered In the new contract with steps In 1986 and 1987' and an llnued and only one credit will be non-certified personnel were additional 50 cents an hour In two allowed. The board Is conslding a given when the Eastern Local steps In 1987 and 1988. weighed grading program In lieu School District Board of EducaThe board discussed the at· of the science course credit. tion met in special session hletlc handbook, and to solve the Principal Don Apling, the Wednesday night. problem on who will evaluate the teacher advisory committee and Included In the group granted head coach If that coach is filling a group of parents will work pay raises to bring them Into line the position of athletic director, it towards developing the new With other personnel .were the was agreed to have the principal system. treasurer, assistant treasurer, make the evaluation. Bus turnarounds were dis· superintendent and the secre·. The board was advised that a cussed and It was reported that 10 t ary . They will be gl ven a policy which was in effect last of them will need gravel within ,_11Ji....£!~lli.,..Jl~....;t~he next year, the cost being $50 year GAO says aide of lobbying knew per turnaround . Each one will be considered separately as It · Is called to lhe attention of the board by the driver and bus supervisor. · The next regular mel' ting will be at 7 p.m. Dec . 16. Attending the board session were board members. James Caldwell: James Smith. Roger Gaul. Kathy Manlcke and Susie Heines; Treasurer Eloise Boston; SuperIntendent Richard Roberts and Apiing. --- WASHINGTON (UPI) -PresIdent Reagan's newly appointed national security adviser. Frank Carlucci, knew about an Illegal lobbying effort to win congressional approval of the purchase of 50 C-5B planes ·from the Lockheed Corp. In 1982, the General Accounting Office sa:,:s. Reagan appointed Carlucci Tuesday to replace Vice Adm. John Poindexter. ' Crop report: '86 not a· banner year By United Press .International Thanks to the weather. 1986 was not a banner year for Ohio's farmers, although planting be· gan early and harvesting was finished slightly ahead of last year. In Its annual report, the Ohio Agricultural Statlsllcs Service said Wednesday that farmers took advantage of good spring weather to plant oats and corn In early April,. but that a cold snap at the end of that month slowed planting progress for small grains and row crops. Early May broug~t good . weather again and farmers moved., at a quick pace - more than 50 percent of the c,orn and 40 percl'nt . of the soylleans were planted in the firs t two weeks of May. BytheendofMay, rain was needed to speed germination . The rain came, but It stayed too long In the north and not long enougfl In the southeast. Frequent rain made harvesting difficult through much of the ., early summer and produced the than usual . Fortunately. though, right conditions for disease de· once th~ crop was planted, there velopment In wheat. Wheat In was enough moisture for germlseveral northwest counties was nation and temperatures were hit hard by scab, septorla and above normal until a late No· rust. vember cold snap. During late July, soils started In Its final weekly report for to turn dry and topsoil moisture the 1986 season, for the week became quite short during most ended Sunday, the agency said of August. The southeast was dry farmers were continuing to harv· · for nearly all the summer. est corn and soybeans: alth9ugh September .was fairly dry, but there were only 2.6 days suitable only the e<~rilest harvest of -row for fieldwork. · · crops were begun, with very little The corn harvest stood at 93 progress through the month. Just percent completed, well ahead of when the crops were mature and the 79 _percent at the same tlrpe ready for h'arvest, rain came an!,( last year, and slightly ahead of caused numerous" delays. · the 1981·85 average of91 percent. Farmers made steady proThe soybean harveSt stood at gress for a time, but fell behind 97 percent, the same as the the average during October. five-year average and slightly Overall, though, the 1986 harv- . ahead of the 1985 figure of 92 est season was better than last • percent. Ninety-four percent of the year, when the harvest was prolonged because · of a wet winter wheat had emerged, November and l)ecember. slightly behind the 100 percent at Wet October weather also the same time last yetrr. Some 2 delayed .)\'Inter wheat seeding percent of the crop rated poor, 28 · and the crop WI)S planted later percent fair, 86 percent good and 4 percent excellent. ' FLORAL BOUQUET PERSONNEL - New. ·deliveries, Novia Preece, left front, who openccl owners of The Floral Bouquet In Mason are Purl lhe shop In September 1985 and has remalnccl aQd Barbara Van Meter, couple to the rlgllt. active In Its operation, and Melanie West, a · Pictured with them are George McFarland who graduate of the David Curtis Floral Sehool, Dayton. has been manager lo he past several months, left, their son, Gre~, who wUI he handling Floral shop's open house Saturday Purl and Barbara Van Meter of Rutland, new owners of The Floral Bouquet, 10 N. Second St., Mason, W.Va., will have an open house Saturday, 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Mrs. Van Meter has been a partner In ownership with Bonnie McFarland since June with George McFarland serving as · manager. The Van Meters have taken over full ownership now and working with them In the business will be Melanie West, Racine, a graduate of David Curtis Floral School, Dayton , . wedding flower arranging as a· formerly employed with a Pome- hobby for several years. roy fl9rlst. The shbp will continue' areaThe Van Meters' son, Greg, wide free delivery·. They have will be working In the shop and Florafax service . Funeral : handling deliveries, and also sprays, grave blankets, wed-· assisting will be their daughter, dings, holiday flower arrange- . Teresa Houdashelt. ments, and corsages are all The Floral Bouquet was Included In their service. Ttiey opened In September 1985 by will also be renting table arranNovia Preece, and purchased by gements for parties and .boll· , the two Holzer Hospital nurses, days, as well as complete wed- ·: Mrs. Van Meter and Mrs. McFar- ding settings, arches, kneeling :: IIIJld, six months ago. Mrs. Van benches, candelabra and : . Meter has been Involved In silk flowers. · ·' • :· .- �. I • ' I ' " I • . ' ,Commenta : . ' ~;::::::=:~~===:::::::::::::::::: : The ·Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . w~ ~.____,.;,,..,.,<==f,= "V ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher ' .. '• • ' ~~ PAT WHITEHEAD !\sslslanl Pubilsher/Conlroller ' DALE ROTHGEB, '• , .. •• : . .•... BOB HOEFLlCH General Manager JR. ' A. MEMBER ofThe United Press Interna tional, Inland Da!Jy Press Associat.Jon and' lhe American Newgpaper Publishers Association. LtTTERs OF OPINION -are wel~me. They !:llould be less than~ word~ long, All letters arl' subj ect to ediTing e-nd JTDJst be signed with name address and telephone n.u mber . No unsigned letters w~l be pu bUshed. Letter s' should be !n · good taste, addressing Issues , not person all ties. Orte ot the major players in the ,;They satd I inade$iOO million "Pillow talk Is not inside · Hard-Tru teimls court." takeover game Is 1\farvtn "The by using inside Information on information," Marvin's lawyer "That's not right," I said. "!fit . ' Shark" Arm baker, whOse brll- · the merger of Wilkie Tent' Ptns said. "Besldes0 just because ·the wasn't for guys like yOII and IVan . Hance at Wall Street's wip and Cyrus Cotton Balls," wife of a major player js kee~lng Boesky there would be no avarice tables with loaded dice has not ' "Why would they say that?" house 'for him doesn't mean in this country a tall." . only captured the imaginations "Clara Wilkie, tne chairman's Marvin made a killing on her of the American public, but !111;' \VIfe, moved in wlth me a week h_ushimd's stock." . Ma rvin said, "·Making mon~ Securities and Exchange Com- before .the merger took place and Marvin said, ''The SEC hates is mY life. I have a house in East mi.ssion as ·well. · told me what was goingo~;~. It was anyone , who .owns: more t_han Hampton, a boat In Fort LauderMarvln was waiting with his _just pillow talk.'' . · . ·. three Mercedes-Benzes an'd a dale and atreehous~ In Nairobi. laWYer ouiside the SEC en- rp;·~··· i{j;;jj;idjOiiiiiiiiiiQiQiQiiiiiiiiiiliidu:Qiii-liiQnUiiiiiiiiimii forcer's office to make hts most Important deal. In the biggest . coup of his life he had fust sold out h.ls mother and all her friends. I said, "The SEC wants you badly. Do you have any Idea why?" "They're mad ·at me because I'm greedy," he said. "That certainly Isn't illegal." . NATIONAL .B ASKETBA.LL ' · New ,lersey . . '' 'l1nlrada)"& Games Delrotl al Cl""til ..d, 7:311. ,.m. , ·P~ m. LA La ken at GiiJden S!ate, 18: 3() p.m. · . , · · ~ second .: • , · Jack Anderson I• Colftln · So Where 1.1 Kermit? Chfeqo Ql Phoenb:, niJht Dallao at lA Laker10; l\1 ~pi 3\1 6 " NHL results _ , ·3 ' NATIONAl: HOQIEV WGUI! ' Walm C..fer!nce ". Patrldl: DMIIo·n .._,, W l. ,T Pti. GFGA Phlla 18 4 i 38 107 55 Pttsbr ·13 I 4 II 911 85 NV lsln 13 lt. l Ill 97 84' · Nw Jrsf u ·10 2 26 197 lt8 " • Wshnll. '' 6' 2% 114 110 104 NV Rna ,. ' 87 11 20 118 , Adams D.vllton ' QuohcJ U W 4 3t Ill 81 Monlrt ' 13 10 3 II 92 85 Hrtfrd ' II 1 i 27 78 73 lloHtoo IOIIIU8186 II\ 5 . t ' . · ~ortland at s&cr~ento, I0:3o p.m. . ~. . · Frtd.ay's Games • Allan! a !II' lndlua, ntghl ' .Phllodetphla al IIGolon, nlghl Denver at New Jen,;y, night Mllwa.ukee at. Wahlnatan, nlgbt New ):'ork 11 Ulall, niJhl . 4% I 'h 6 I!! SVAC Standings QUALI'I)' Alliu!l• it HO..I..,, 8i311 .p.m. ' · Sati Antonloo 8:30p.m . New l[ork al LA Clippers, It: 1111 . 8eatUe~at GB II 5 .4188 .K l . •~ 1\1 Portland ,• ' (Overall) Trarn W L PF PA Oak Hill ............................ ~ t IIi 108 SOuthern ........................... ! 1 ttl ' 1141 Eastern ........... .................. ! 1 Ill 119 Hannan Trice ................... 1 ~ 1 North Gallla ...................... l t SOulhweiolem..................... ! 1 Kyg., Creek.............., .... ... o z. · Sym"'"' Valley ................. 0 % tot 104 10! til 73 II ' (Conference) ' •' Kermit Walton ~a:n be . found on Fridays & . ·· Saturdays ,at TH~MAS CLOTHIERS ·_ Locust & P~arl Street - Middleport, OH. ' · I W L , Eastern ........................, .... ! ' Hannan Trace ............... :... I , North Gallla ...... ............. ...·l S,.uthwestern........... ...... .... l Kner Creek...................... O Symm., Valley ................. 0 1 1 1 t I I 117 tiN 108 119 7S !03 Tu.day's results ... North Gallla at Symmes ·. . ~AUOHM'S . Saturday's game Southwestern &t Wellston .' , ., Reserve action ~Conferenee) PF ' PA • Team W L North Gallla ...................... l · oak Hlll ............................z · , Eastern ............................. ! HaiUiaiiTrace .. : .... l ... :.••.•.• l · • Southern ........................... ! ' Southwftltem ....... .......... ... ,I ·: Kner Creek... ............... ... .o . 0 117 84 · &8 11 I i7 lN . 1 , 17 .81 I !! 92 l 61l 73 2 59 102 a ;.. Symme;; Valley :........... ..... 0 2 5I BEADS AS LOW AS ALL 500fo 39( c--- ~ OFF Simply add our 14K gold beads to your existing chain or necklace, and watch it grow in beauty and value. We also carry larger size beads to go with every look ! · •- S~ARtiNG AT $299 95 ' ·. 108 WEST ~AIN Southern 41, Ky1er Creek 3K ... Oak Hlll29, Southwestern 21 Nor~h Gallla 56, Eastern 43 992-3307 LANDSTROM'S BLACK HILLS GOLD: PENDANTS BRACELnS WATCHES: BULOYA, CAIAYELLE, PULSAR, SPEIDEL · DIAMOND JEWEUY: ENGAGEMENT liNGS . 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SET REG. 5195 CHRISTMAS SALE Tomato Juiee THOROFARE The Perfeet Cholet TABLES & CHAIRS by Samsonite· FOR YOUR DEPENDABLE JEWELER FOR 25 YEARS THROUGH CHRISTMAS 20°/o TO 40°/o DURING OUR CHRISTMAS $ALE 20°/o SNOW FLOSS Hud HEADBOARD & BEDS SAVE Lb. Per ALL SIZES ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED ' 12·5 GENUINE BRASS BEDS EVElY CHAII WITH A . SPEOAl atiiSTMAS SAlE PRICE fOR YOUR SfECIAl PERSON Landstrom's 2 Pc. Chleke11 111lth Cola Slaw 8. Roll Caullflor1e $500 H•llhg !t•~ltl IN BEAUTIFUL COLORS S266 to S699 ·· 20°/o •RiNG$ ·•NECKLACES ·•BELT BUCKLES •BRACELETS , •EARRINGS •Special Order Service . JUMBo· SNOW WHITE DECORATOR TOSS CUSHIONS by La•Z-Boy & Lane A'tion SAVE ~ARRINGS ~ VELVET RECLINERS LARGE SELECnON OF LANDSTROM'S .BLACK HILLS . GOlD JEWELRY 20°/o Off 20°/o TO 40°/o REDUCED •' ~ . 12 Oz. Pkg. Hide-A-Beds, Sofas, Chciirs Brass Beds, Bedroom Suites FREE DELIVERY . DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS Middleport SAVJ THROUGHOUT THE STORE . Frankl as Chlsttnas, ale POMIIOY New At Clar~'s OWM SUPERIOR Hann1111 Trace 43, Symmes Valley U 992-2635 ' SHOP K&C-- JEWELERS FOR THAT SPECIAL CHRI·STMAS GIFT , ,, \ " INGELS JEWLERY 105 N. 2nd ' 80 Tuesday'H rel!lub IRE FURNI·TURE - ' DELl SPECIAL--- BREASTED CHICKEN SNACK BOX V~ley Creek at SoUthwestern Hannan Trace al Eastern Ky~ter " , ' I Southern 80, Kner Creek 31 Hannan Trice 57, Symme~ Valley $0 Ollk HillA!, ·Southwestern 60 Eastern M, North Gallta 53 Frida,' 1 pm.m SOulhern al Oak HIU ~ • DOO BUSTERS Ill 109 tM lztl j 135 Ill . · Friday-Saturday-Sunday 86 Buftalo 5 16 3 II 74 tl . 1:18 ' 135 118 ,-....;,._;;~...,.-.-~:..;,.--,--!-...:..-'---...-:,;;,..-....,.....,_...J PF PA Oak Hill .............. ,,.... , .. .. 2 0 141 188 • SOuthern ...............:....... :... ! 0 Ill 14 · Team WASHINGTON - American .:·soldiers continue to die need.: lessly in accidents !hat could ;· have been prevented if the Army · := would take safety instruction .; seriously. : Part of the problem is a sort of ; macho, fatailstic belief bnloung . officers and enlisted men that :: accidental deaths and Injuries '!:are an inevitable price to be paid i; 'tor realistic training exercises. ,• The Army's own lnspectqr ', · general holds the high com111alid : responsible for fai ling to drill :· safety into the officer corps ·and ·: see that recruits are taught how · ;. to avoid accidents starting in : basic trai ning. The inspector general has set .. forth his views In a highly critical ·· report, not meant for public '· perusaL A copy obtained by our · · associate Stewart Harris is · stamped on each page: "FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY. This document conta in~ information EXEMPT FROM MANDATORY DISCLOSURE ," This desire lor secrecy is under~tandahle. Among the _ em' harrasslng infotmallon In the : report, for example, Is a survey : oi officer candid ates at Fort .: Leavenworth. Kan .. which found · that: -22 percent said they "infre: quently or never" thought about · safety on the job. : -15 percent said their su per: iors gave safety "little or no · importance" either on or off ·: duty. : -17 percent said safety rules .. often interfered with realistic ' field training. 212 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-3785 Pldl~ewphlalll, !IIIIWaukee 110 lndlaa1 ill, Woohlnpon 113 Ulalllll, Chi- 94 - Utah Denver 8 9 .471 Houston ' l 8 :167 ~acramnt 5 n .313 San 1\ntonlo . 5 11 ..·SIS Pacific Division LA Lakers .• il ,811 Golden stt · tt ..II'IS 8 Seazlte ' lilT) . 13 3 .813 ·_ • • 12 7 .1132 II! Dalla.~ . HOlJSTON. (UPI) ..., .. Brian Bosworth has grown-accustomed . to l,ielng the center of attention. Wednesday, he was upstaged by · Miami . nose · guard Jerome Brown. · · · · . · Th~ tlamhoyil.nt junior ltnehac!ler froin,Oklahoma entered a . news coon,ference of Lombardi Award flnall~ts wearing-a Soon~t .· warm·l!P suit, a diamond stud pl~s a gold "Boz" dapperly , adorning his left ear. DetrOit 101, New Jer&eyl 106 3 13 : JR8 _8 . .7 . 6 .m Chicago K 7 .5113 Jndlana 8 10 ,ffl C levellUld · 6 9 ,400 ' West em Conference : Mldw~t. Dlvl'ilon 1\' L Pet. FLEXSTEE~ KREMENTZ ROSE ... a..... lll,~~~!:-·· · m• . ' CentfaJ Dlviiilon At!lUlla Mllw"''ke Dc>trott •• .: Safety -·l.''i.''i{)(,', By Unijed _P rms International Eaatern Confefent't' Allanllc DlvhiOn W L Pel . GB · JIO!lton 115.188- · Phil a II I .1188 WashlnKtn ,8 9 ;fll 8\! New·Vo'rk 4 13 .m 7!! ;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;· . 7 I .till I 3 II .181 It ~ • · GIVE THE FLEXSTE.EL QUALITY FOR .CHRISTMAS News Editor •. . .,, finalists named "The :big deal.:;_•.·•~-·-....,..::.;...,-...,.----'--~--A-rt_.B...:..~c_. · Pomeroy, Ohio . · Lombardi Award .. Page-2-The Daily ~nel Pomeroy-l\lliddle'port. Ohio . Thursday, December 4, 198& ' ;. . h..:;.;..1AJa-.;.,.ld 11l Court Street · .• ' . BoJ r•••••••••• COUPON··~··•••••• I I ·· · IWQUU 1Beif. Tllrbf, Chlekan IPot Pies · I I I I I ~~~:· ~··~··· Ll -----------------------~ ' GOOD THRU DfC. 7th, 19h - VAUGHAN 'S CARDINAl · i---------·couPoN·----------1 IMT. ~ERNON . I 2 1Mtfo. . 1 i Ik I . -- ..1, ••llo• GOOD TliiU Mt 1th. '". ' - VAUIIWI'S CAIIIIAI . . 391 . 1· .,•••, •• I -------------~ .' �' .. \. Page~ The Daily Sentinel . Thwlday. December 4, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ThLnday, December 4, 1986 Marauder cagers face VC Viking ~intet Friday· evenin.g Meigs returns · )lome Friday against Vinton County as the resurgeant Marauders go . after · the)r third straight win and maintain a spotless TVC slate. Tonight, Coach Ron Logan and hiS: Inj ury-riddled Meigs Maraudetettes also hit the home planks against Nelsonvllle-York. The Mel,gs lasses have won both of their previous starts Including SS:4D over Eastern and 65-30over Mlltt-r. '!'he Meigs boys come off a ro~slng 92-74 thumping over · Nelsonville-York Tuesday In an outstanding effort by the twolime defending TVC champs. The-Melgs-N-Y game resembled. ·have shaken away the opening asslst,s. 5-IO Joe Griffith. tog tetter-wi nner and have lost season jitters that bugged them Meigs and Vintmi County met all three of starts to Logan, in a season-opening 60-59 loss to In the Athens Shrine Preview two Vinton County. and Athens. The Athens. With a rookie coach and · weeks ago with Meigs edging t he N,Y girls are coached by former no returlng . starters, lnexpe- Vikings 27-24 In the two-quarter Meigs Countaln and Easternrlence showed In that loss. But In affair. grad, Tom Gumpf. the two games since, Including . Meigs probable line-up InMeigs' girls will be severely the N-Y win and a 72-41 crushing eludes leading scorer 6-1 senior hampered by Injuries as a third of Miller, the Marauders have J . R. Kitchen and 6-2 senior Don player went down this ·week, shown more confidence and Becker at guards, · 5-10 senior guard Jennl Couch with very aggressiveness. Huey t:ason and either 6-5 junior painful bolls. X-rays on Tammy Friday's opponent. VInton Mike Bartrum or 6-2 senior Phil Wright's ankle proved negative, . County, has played only once this King at \he forwards. and 6-3 bu t the Meigs junior guard will · year , a 69-68 win at Nelsonville- · junior Brent Bissell is at center. remain on·crutches and Is out lor York. Coach .Buddy Bell returns In the girls game tonight, the at least two weeks. A third six .lettermen 'from last year' s Marauderettes will tackle a Marauderette, Naricy Bianken6-15 team Including leading Nelsonville-York bunch that was · ship, has been In a leg cas\ since scorer 5-11 Mark Saunders (16 depleted.by graduation (rom last the season began. · per game), leadlngrebounderG-2 year's 15-7 team. The Lady Probable starting line-up for senior Jennl Swartz and 5-7 Junior Shelly Stobart at guards. 6·0 senior Julie ·Miller at one forward and either 5-4 junior Dee . . . LB. $169 }fb-AND --- - Need some help for the holiday season? Sale prices in ellect through December 17. i986 ... " ,. (Overall) II' L PF P~ Fe~rW · Hocklng ... ............. l 0 ~6 ~! Vinron Count y .............. ..... I 0 69 wo Teioni BeiPre............. ...... ............ l I 117 110 Melp'... ..... ....... ................ . l I 131 101 Ne.l"9ftvilll--York ............... . t I U3 136 Mill..-................. ... ........ ... 0 I U 72 \\'l!lhtton ........... ........... .... .. o 1. .U 5i Trimble......................... .... 0 ! 6-1 6'7 Alb:inder ...... ...... .......... ...... 0 0 0 0 (Conferent.'f) Tealn II' L PF P~ BelPri.-............... ................ 1 I W 44 Federal -Hocking..... ... ..... ... t I 56 51 ~I•IK>· ·· ·· ·· ....... ........ ... .•..... ) 0 72 U Vln{on fount)' ............... .... 1 0 61 68 Mlllet' ........................ ........ t I U 7% Nt.'/"onv UI ('- \'ork ............. ...l 1 68 • Tr n\}lle............................. o 1 l l :MI Wclholm .. ......... ................. o I U 5& Ale¥andt!r ............. .... ........... 0 0 0 t TeAm 1 u1 1 1 Belt>re .............. .. ............... l e Me~ ............... .. ............... 1 e Trlp>hle..... ..... ................: .. J I Vlnltm (:ounty .. ..... ....... ..... ) I Mlll!f' ................ .... ....... .. ...e I Fcderai· Ho<.i dng.. .............. t 1 Nei•..,•UJ .. York... .. .. , ........ e I Wcll!tlOII .............. .............. O I Al~andcr ... .'.......... .... ...... .... 0 0 No\' , ~ • 3t IK 38 I~ . --- II& 32 35 0 • 0 results Miami rallies to •• Oil Filters by AC and Motorcraft Air Filters by AC and Motorcraft limit2 · . llmit2 Dayton in OT ~y Ualted Pre~~~~ lnteraatlonal Miami has learned Its lesson well in using the new three- point goal ru le. · Tralllng Dayton by nine points wlt·h 58 seconds left in regulation Wedn esday night. the Redsklns put on a quick rally, sparked by two of Eddie Schilling's threepolill goals, to tie the game a t 64,64 and send it into overtime. ln the overtime. Eric Newsome played wisely inside, and hli two layups, the second with t hf.ee seco nds remaining. to give Ml.llmi a 73·71 win. }n ot her Ohio college games Woonesday night , it was: Akron over Bowling Green 79-52; Kent Sl~te over Witt enberg 64-47; Cleveland State over St. Joseph's iRa. l 85-80. Cincinnati over Nort hern Illinois 72-69; Robert MCV"rls (Pa.) over Ohio Unlverslir. 58-56; Xavier over John Carroll 104-92, Kenyon over Urbana 57-52. Wooster over Hiram 8~ 73. Ashl and over Capltai5H8; M1.1Sklngum over Carnegie· Mellon 68-52, Tiffin over Ohio Nort hernc79-76 in overtime. and Adrian over Oberlin 75-74. 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Ill Co ur1 St., - SAVE UP TO tor lbe \asl gradln~ period was: ~ A Mnor rdl: StE>phanle R. Chapman. Katk' A. Knapp, Mi chael D. Chapman, April Kn app, Willia m A. Chapman. B honor roll: Robert Adams , Joseph A. Chapman. · ....' . . ·' . ·'r. .... Woodin Rockers 'lt JM:II50N PIIE·RT.l!l WEST HrrouJ):h Friday, 111 Court St .. Po· PoSTMASTER: Send Size Honor roll '• DIAWEI CHEST ......-~---------,...J-.:::=;:::==========:::::::::::::::=:=:=:::::::;::;::;::;::;::;;;::;::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; n'(N"oy, Ohio, by !tu• Ohio Va ll r-y Pub· Ushln.': Company/MulllmPdla, In c.• Pom erov. Ohio 45769. Ph. 992·215fi. :W· cond ri:J~s po.eo r<1~ C' paid at Pom€'roy. O~lo . ' 1~ Adult While the Coats ·for Kids project of .B.a nk I ·- to provide warm coats for children ~ Is going well, there Is a shortage of sizes 10, 12 and 14. You're asked just to take you contribution into the banlt and deposit it. In a container near the door. ' §ut:ll lshC'd t-vr-ry a ft(\rn oon, Monday Pf~· sparC'I' Sa l rs, 7.13 Third ~I'W York , N('w York 10017. .. s A doll promotional fund-raiser ' by the Meigs Unit of the AlTieri- , can Ca~cer Society Is being : postponed a few days and mostly because Interest Is running high In the endeavor. And again this year, members of tbe cancer board are selling collector tins or delicious Christrna~ cooxles to raise funds for the local unl!. Ydu ··can by from any ' board member or by' contacting, . '· umanMoore, executive dlrecto.r · of ,the local · unit, at the o!!lce, 992-7531, or at home, 992-7231. You might have ·a· chance to plcjt up some bargains on Dec. 13 when members of the Syracuse Fire Depar(ment stage a Christmas auction of toys, tools and miscellaneous Items. The auction will be at the fire station on Route 124 starting' at 7 p.m. and refreshments wUI be available. Ed,lbrock Manifolds : A make lt·take it workshop was ' held when the Chester . PTO held ' its November mfellng. · · Numerous educational items . A clever Idea for Portsmouth, 1 Ohio. . ·. . The city Is celebrating the : holiday season wlih the theme, "A Dickens of a Christmas" and this ties In with the fact that author Charles Dickens was born In Portsmouth, England: A lot of special activities will . tie in with the theme Including the presE:ntatlO!I of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" at the Ports• . mouth Little Theatre. The National Association of Rainbow Division Vetera~s . that's.the 42nd Infantry Division . ilf both World War I and II - Js actively searching lo'r honorably discharged veterans who served with the division. If you are a part of the group and want to get In touch, contact Lowell McMillan, North Region, RDV A, 1545 Dodd Road, Niles, Mich. 49120, for infcrmatlon regarding men;~bershlp and chapter locations. ~ Meigs 59, Miller 30 Belpre 35, " 'ellston 32 Trimble 31!. Fedt•ral·Ho cklnc 36 (0T) Vinton Count}' 29. NebwnviJie- York IS ~ge 1111 ~ PA 32 30 36 Just contact Evelyn Flck Young, formerly of Pomeroy, now living In Sidney. Evelyn has her home In Sidney decorated - the tree up ·and all that good stuff and spent last week here at tlie homeplace. P'!tling up the second tree always spectacular. and furthermore, she has her shopping done and the gj!ts wrapped. I told Evelyn I would volunteer her services to you. By the l'(ay,. she' doecn't do windows. holiday If so,season? be advised. . that the Spanish Class at Meigs High School is making pinatas lor the Christmas season and you can place your order by contacting Fred Baley. Instructor,. at Meigs High School, 992-2158 between 8:35a.m. and 3:15p.m·. Then you pick up your pinatas on Dec. 18 and 19 at Room 203 In the high school. 68 35 59 38 29 30 • Need a party pinata for the f~~'~ PF I A reader asks for the meaning of "Nittany" - like "In The Nlttany Lions of Penn State's football team. Beats me, but! bet you'll know. NoY , 2~ resuhs A lben~ fKl. Melg!i l9 Marhtla titi, Belpre 61 Njll~onvlll e- York 7:i, Logan 67 Wat erford 67, Ttlmhle 4H Nov. 2R resulb MeiJ!S 7Z. Mill.,. ~I Belpre 56, Well~lon .&4 Re!'i·erve u.L1ion (ConferenL't) W L Workshop conducted Hey! There's positively no ltuntlng this day and sat:urday Klashuta, Boy Scout prop erty I Chester Town· ship. There wlil be scouts In the cabin on the weekend and leaders want no problems with hunters and the dangers that could be Involved: SLICED ASSORTED PORK CHOPS Clllk!s' charges committed only 10 turnovers. the Ma raudermen apparently Beat of the Bend By BOB HOI;FLICR !ienllnel staff Writer CORRECTION AD SHOULD HAVE READ ' The Daily Sentinel-Page Pon!eioy-Middleport, Ohio Positively no hunting Henderson, 5-10 junior Wendy Fry. or 5·11 junior Missy Woods at the olher forward, and 6-1 senior Jenny Miller al cent er. a~pong~~at~MwUh ScW~b~~~~~ · Bd~~~a:v~e~o~n~~~~~e~r:e~ru~r~n~ · ~C~o~~~h~L~o~g~a~n·~s~cr~e~~~w~U~l-·~5-~81~====================~ el(1bo-end play, and Coach Mlck r------------::::: ~ Federai· H ockln~ 56, Trim hi e 5I \'l~ton County 691 Nelson\IOie-\'ork . vinyl riXIf.auto. ms.; PS. PB. tit wheel, tnJi!e. cortol. MIIFM ri<lio, radi~ ties. wlit! wals.' 13&95 '26ts 1984 FORD CROWN VICTORIA Stock NliiOI. 4 ibn. ssj11, V-8.1ir conc1, root,auto.ms.. PS, PB. lhii'IBI!I, cruSt contn~~ MIIFM radio. radia1 Ires. wt1i1e wlls. viJyt .rt995 �'' Page 6-:-The Daily Sentinel THURSDAY SYRACUSE - Meigs Assocla· Uon of Retarded Citizens meets Thursday, · 3:31) p.m., at the . .Carleton School. Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Community calendar . I area·happenings . ·• Dec. 14, with the · Leroy Manns family. Services are 7:30 nightly. Everyone·welcome, SYRACUSE - First Church of God, Syracuse, will hold a Christmas bazaar Thursday and Friday at Kro~r. Pomeroy. --- Ebers bach building Friday, Dec. ·POMf:ROY. - Mason, Gallia · 5, from 10 to 7, and · Saturday, and Meigs Crusade tor Christ w!ll Dec. 6, from 9 to I. The' bazaar Is have a gospel sing, Saturday, 7 sponsored by Enterprise United . p.m., · Hysell Run Holiness Methodist Church and wUI tea· Church. Singers wUI . be Kim · ture gifts, baked goods and !lea Williams, the Charity Trio and ma~ket Items. Jim and Gwinn Craft. POMEROY - Christmas bazaar hosted by Enterprise United Methodist Church, Friday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., former 'Ebersbach HARRISONVILLE - Harri· MASON, ,W.Va. - Bend Area Hardware Building, Pomeroy. sonville Lodge 411 regular meet- Gospel Sing, Satu~day, 7 p.m. to . ing, Saturday, 7:30 p.m., open midnight , Christian Bretheren POMEROY - Weekend revi- Installation of oflicers. Potluck Church, Mason. Several singing val at .Freedom Gospel Mission dinner to follow. groups wlll perform iluring the Church, Bald Knob, Friday everting. · through Sunday. Servl~es '7: 30 MIDDLEPORT - There wlll ---, nightly. Special slnghig and be a Christmas bazaar and ..PORTLAND - Ron Rigsby speaking by Rev. Lawrence luncheon in the basement of Band will be featured at Portland ' Gluesencamp featured . Public Middleport United Methodist Elementary School Saturday evInvited. Church, Saturday, starting at 11 ening. Chicken noodle dinner wlll . a. in. Sweet shop, bake sale and be served from 5-9 p.m., Christ· PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town- handmade gift items will be mas bazaar and cakewalks will ship Trustees meet Friday, 5: 30 featured. be held. p.m., township building h\ Pagevllle. , • RACINE - United Methodist SUNDAY . Women of Racine Methodist POMEROY -Community Sin· SATURDAY Church wlll hold their annual gers, directed by Sue Matheny, SYRACUSE - Syracuse Fire Christmas bazaar Saturday, 10 will present a Christmas cantata Department will stage a Christ· a.m.-4 p.m., in the church case- at Mount Hermon United Metlio· mas dance at Syracuse Elemen- ment: Lunch will ,. be served. dist Church, Texas community, ' tary SChool Saturday, 8-11 p.m. Sunday, 7:30p.m. Public Invited. Cost is $2 'per' person, refresh· POMEROY- Tri-County Min· ments ·available. Music will be strel Association will be having a RUTLAND - E ucl)re wlll be provided by disc jockeys Kelly gospel sing at _Hysell Run Hall· played Sunday, starting at 4 Counts and Wa~ne Lyons. ness Church, Saturday, 7:30p.m. p.m., Rutland Legion Hall. Cover Pastor Mike Thompson invites charge, $3. For more informaRACINE - The United Metho- the public. tion, call 742-2266. dist Women of Racine Methodis.t -"--Church wUI hold their annual MIDDLEPORT - Middleport r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;~ Christmas bazaar Saturday, 10 to Masonic Lodge 363 F&AM will 4, In the church basement. Lunch have installation of officers SatNOW OPEN FOR THE wlll .be' servt!d. urday, 7:30p.m. The installation CHRISTMAS' SEASON , will be open for all members and PO.MEROY - There will be a invited gues'ts. Refreshments ~tin..lllas, 'Holly ,,,., llwo 1 Cut Christmas Bazaar In the for1mer following the · Christmas TrNI, FollGif '""'"• 'FRIDAY HARRISONVILLE - Scipio "Township Volunteer Fire Depart· )nent Is sponsoring a Christmas ·auction Friday, 7 p.m., at the tire house In Harrisonville. All new merchandise, including toys and tools. Door prizes too. . Jim Harkless, auctloneer.·Evecyone welcome. : MIDDLEPORT- Installation .!Jf oflicers, Evangeline Chapter 172, O.E.S., 7:30p.m. Friday at the Temple. Miles Crawford and Dalcenla Locue, past patron and past matron of SaUna Chapter, Malden, W.Va. will be the lnstal!ing olllcers. · Clinic set HARRISONVILLE · - Harri· sonvUle Senior Citizens wlll have its regulat monthly blood pres· sure clinic on Dec. 9, 10 a.m.· noon. Ferndota Story, R.N., will be in charge. Chrlstmu breakfast COOLVILLE - The CoolvUie Elementary PTO is havirig a craft sale and breakfast with Santa Saturday. Breakfast wlll be from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. for children eight and under . ./The cost is $1. The craft sale will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Coolv!Ue School, which is on Main Street. There are some 40 displays of crafts expected. Soup dinner BURLINGHAM - A soup --- -· POMEROY - A Christmas bazaar, sponsored by Enterprise Unlled Methodist Church, will be held Friday, IO to 7, and Satu'r· day, 9 to I, In ·· the former ,Ebersbach building. Gifts, baked goods and flea market Items wUI be sold. REEDSVILLE - Olive Town· ship Trustees meet Friday, 6:30 p.m., at the ReedsvUle !Ire .station. ; POMEROY - Pine Grove Holiness Church wlll be · In revival Friday through Sunday, ., 1 dlnnelf wUI be served 10 a.m. to 7 , p.m. Friday, at Word of Ll(e•, Churqh, Burlingham. Adult:: dinners, $3:50; children 12 and,: under) $1.75;, children 5 and:, under, tree. Anyone wishing.: takeout must bring own contain- .• ers. There will also be a benefit : . hymn1 sing Friday; 7 p.m., at.: Word of i..lfe Church, sponsored:· by the ladles auxiliary. ~: . " Auction saturday · . ROCK SPRINGS - Word of : Life Church will be holding an ; &uctlon SatUrday, Dec. 13, In the '.: coon hunters building at the _, Meigs County fairgroqnds, to ': raise money for the chur~h .' building fund. E'-:eryoile · \Vel- : come. :Donations of merchandise ; and money ~re being accepted. : For pickups, call 698-7238, 698- ; 6855 or 992·5316. Donations may ; be mailed to Rev. Ray Lauder; : mOt ' 34055 Pine Grove Road, · Racine, Ohio 45771. .,'' The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 . "Th~ur!!sd~a~y~,~O~~~~m~be~r~4~.~1~9~8~6!____.~------------------------~Po~.~me~-~ro~yt:~M~id~d~~port~~·jO~h~i~o--~--~--~;,:~::~::;-~~==~~~ ..=-~·c:am:l~lla~Y~oa:ch~a~m~.~~~b=ble~A~sh. : School official speaks to ·group School and Meigs Industries and call commenting how the,v WQU!d' ' their role in bringing the men- cope with a ment a II y ret ar ded · tally retarded and · physically child. . . , . . h. ' han di cap~ nn>l to poten tia I. Sh" A donation was, made to t e c• also noted that there Is a · Carleton School; to the Cancer I Cathy Lubertt, director of Program for pre-sc hooers; re- ·Soc!e t'Y, 1n memo ry 0· f Adelle education, Meigs County Board larded disabled either or both, ' · Cullums, a former member, and of. Ecluca(lon, Developmental and i~lormatlo~ Is · available to the Heart Assocaitlon' s turkey Retardation Program, was guest through the Meigs County Health walk. speaker at a recent meeting Of Department Children's Services A letter was read from the the Middleport Child Conserva- the , Welfare Office, and locaI St a t e pres iden t · PI ans were fi Ral• tion League held at the Ohio school. She talked about helping lzed for Christmas dinner' at the Power ,Office. . Parents d.evelop coping skllls. Down Under. Janet Duffy served Lubertt talked on the Carleton with members in res ponse to roll refreshments ....• .' .. .' MEN'S AND WOMEN'S l 30 ,0 ....' I •FRIDAY •SATURDAY •SUNDAY ONLY ' • 0~ .. · •. ~ OFF • LAYAWAY - ··FREE Gin WIAPPING ' Foohlon M,te' Zl...a Marguerite: Shoes Front drop-ln bobbin • Wide ·zigzag stitch• Sows · buttonholes, elastic and stretch fabrics • :Three needle positions- left, center and right • Bobbin winder stop • Needle·ptate guideline for perfect, straight seams • Time-saving, snap.on $7495°0 ' SHOP K&C JEWELERS FOR THAT SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT KREMENTZ ROSE WAS l209.99 NOW . STOP IN AND SIGN UP FOR POMEROY MERCHANTS & FABRIC SHOP CHRISTMAS PRIZES WINNER OF SUNDAY PRIZE ANN SAVAGE WINS A MATCH A PAtCH • . 12:00·5:00' Pomeroy 992-2214 .. •Tinted glass •lumptr guards •Gauges · •Cloth recliner front bucket seats •3-year unlimited mileage powertrain warranty (l,imited warranty; certain dtductibles apply. Ask us. to SH, a copy.) Roses to wear forever handcrafted in 14Kt. Gold OVerlay. From Kremcntz ... Creator; Model ,· 7-4270 FEATURES AM/FM RADIO, CASSETTE PLAYER/RECORDER, aOCK AND NESSAGE CENTER o fTimclcs.~ lk lll tY . ' ~ 716 N. Seund St. ~~ettelen .,,_. •• .,.-c..-. e:. Mlln, Pomoroy m 1 Add extra ~Ide to the holfdays. Bouquet. CaD or visil us today. MGM FiRM CITY The Parfeet and C~rlet11111 WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE HAVE COMBINED FOR PRE-CHRISTMAS SAVINGS 81ft CEDAR CHEST WHITE WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR ·J SEr· ~~ TAX SE INA_R 3 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM STOCK #129 • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th 7 P til 10 P.M.. Manufacturer's suggested retail price ... .. ...... .... Manufacturer's option package savings ............ (Dealer) discount. ........ ....... ...... _................. .-.. Total delivered price ...... ... ............. ...•. ...... ... . RALPH DICKSON & COMPANY CEUIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FROM COLUMBUS e Ralph Dickson & Co. have concluctd stminars for business and professional people, businesses, hospitals and personal. Thty will be prepared to answer specific questions - -~n ~w to attend. · 9 ° 0 A.P.R. S345°0 57495° 0 108 W. Main OR . S3oooo CASH BACK COME IN AND ASK FOR DETAILS GREAT. SELECTION OF 2 & 4 ·DOOR: ESCORTS. . YOU DON~T HAVE TO GO ANY REG. '759.95 RECORD LIVE OR DIRECTLY OFF THE , RADIO $2299 Pomeroy -OREAl FOR SYt.VANIA -'~""'· VIDfO CHRISTMAS NEW SHIPMENT SPECIAL Model 3·5244 •8 puahbutton Tape operation •3'12" Speaker •Built-In condenoar microphone •Rotary Volume control •AFC on FM •Automatic end of tape ahut·off •Playa on 4 "C" cell batteries (not · Incl.) or built-in AC line cord 19 IN. SUMERSET REMOTE CONTROL TIMEX WATCHES $38800 716 N. Second St. 30°/o OFF· VILLAGE PHARMACY . .lDDLEPORT, OH. '"· 992-2196 • ' AM/FM THAN , PAT HILL FORD . Inc. 461 S. THIRD AVE.. . 992-3007 CASSETTE ORDER AVAILABlE ON ISCORll • •17 cu. ft. •.Frost Free •Cantilever shelves •Full width freezer •See thru shalf . crispers EMPIRE FURNITURE AS LOW AS . PLEASE CALL·FOR RESERVATIONS BY TUESDAY 58487°? . S64700 .. ~JS -c1i;i . ..... $199 95 All entri•s registered in our store will go into the Pomeroy Merchants Association Give-Away. *Only Ulle and taxes are a.11tTa. ••Savings based on the mlnulactuter's suggealed relaifprice for the package as compared to tradl!ional suggested.total price for the options purchased separately. ' MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA . Pomeroy, Ohio , . . CH~I~I!AS . OPEN EYIIY SUNDAY IH.OUGH - ~ ·= $8999 $139 99 . You're Invited To Our FREE Bank 20°/o OFF IIODEl #3102 pressure feet. Send the ITO® Candlelight"' ~ -Ettlllllihedln1904- SPACEMAICER KITCHEN COMPANION RADIO/CASSEnE RECORDER WITH "MESSAGE CENTER" SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE 115 W11t Second ~~~ 11 SLIPPERS eAM/FM· Stereo •Power Steering , •Dual Electric Mirrors •1.9 liter electronically futl·injected •Power front disc/rear drum brakes •Maintenan<~·free battery •All season steel-belted radial tires •sw School has l>een announced. Making a r,:;ade ol B.orthero above ln all their namedlo · llwere· . subjects to Seventh Grade: Tamml Buckley, Kellle Ervin .. Chad Wise. Robin Manuel. RDbln Foley. Jeff All~. Jason Arnott. Dave Black. Joshua Codner. Aml>er Cumings, Carlton Drummer. Sarah Duhl, Michelle Friend, Todd Harrison, Andy Hill , Jodi Hill, Marcy Hill. Jamey Holter. Velessa Hunnell, David Ihle. Trevor Petrel, Jenny VaErnlgeyh,.hJaGmresade~al}sa.rrod Circle, Jason · ' .. FORD ESCORT QL OUTSTANDING VALOE AT _Fo Th., seco:Odustlhxer:eeJ~s."~!dl. n g period 'honor' ton at !he Southern- Junior High ""' Tracy Card. .An!ii• Carlelon. Tlmmy.; Gheen Kristen HensiE'I'. Third Grade: John Card. Chris Gllbrld<'.••• Jason Hudson, Paul lhle, Craig Knlgh!-' Jonna. Jyl MathPWS, . R~chlt.i',. WamsleyManurl. . FourlhGrade: Katrina Anderson, Grant,: Clr"le, ' Scot! Grace, Shannon Morarltdy. Kevin lhle. TravJs Mugrage, Ken ra., Norris. C ourlney RDush. Jenl Slewart. Flflh Grade: Beth Clark. Jenny Cleek.· Rach ael Hensler. Jpnnl Hill, Ryan HoU_er.: David Juslls, Brandl Mallory, MarcY,, Mathews, Freddie Matson. JeremY . Northup. SIXIh Gnido: Todd Grace. Ju.lle Hill. Heather Hill. Nikki !hie. Eddie Sawxers, . Rusty Smit h. Kert Whitaker. . . liE MIDDLE STOll IN IHE MIDDLE ILOCI . Bruchea qutkt, a lfttMIIOMenl Ohio papel , .. Jennifer Lisle, Cheryl Pape. Jennllor Smith, Rob}'n Stout. Janelle Williams, Michael Kincaid, Mike Russell, Jeremy RDse, Carrie Scarl>er,.Y. Tonya Ingels. ~•ngel Snld_er. RaCtoe Elementary The second sl·x weeks "•radln•" P".rlod • honor roll Racln£> Elementary School has atbeentheannounced. Making a grade of Bor above In all their subjeciS 10 llf,'named to the roll were: First Grade: Nicole Davidson, Ryan Grace, MIS!y Hysell, Alan McGuire, MallhPw Riffl e. Danny Sayre, Amanda Theiss. Jason Wrllcsel, Mall Hill. Melissa Layne, John Matson. Second Grade: Jesse Maynard. !>.my Nor thup, Jennie Scarberry. Bobb' Wrl- DANIEL GREEN . HUBIARDS poup. The young group's ministry Is one of encouragement presented 'In the old Southern gospel style. The group began singing together In November 1984 and II Is planning to produce its llrat album In the near future. Clrclt>, Jayson Codner, John f:lobark , Open/ Sunday ·1 P.M~ til S P.M. Ho.... Wttl, Cloritt. .. Wroatht, CaMit lrr•-•~ GroWl ll...oh & lptoy1. GOSPEL GROUP TO PERFORM -Everyone Is Invited to visit Columbia Cbapel Christian Cburch, on Route 689, between WUkesvllle and Route 346, S'!llday, 2; ~ p.m., to hear The .Honor rolls· • N. 2nd Ave. · .t I Middleport r Oh. • I • L • • ' f �Th..sc:tay, December r··· - - .. . Letha J, Cowen Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports five calls Wednesday. Middleport at 1:40 a.m. to 33 Custer St. for Bob Hunnell to Holzer Medical Center; Syracuse at 9:33a.m. to County Road 14 for Ernest Wood to Veterans Memorial Hospltai ; Racine at 3:28 p.m. to Letart Falls for Alvin Ta ylor to Veterans Memorial Hospital; ,Pomeroy at 3:44p.m. to Pomeroy Hea.lth Care Center for Carla Smith to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 8:03 p.m. to 1¥1echanic Street for Sarah Pierce to Veteran.s Memoria l Hospital. . · Letha ·Jewell Cowen, · 116, of Albany, died Wednesday evening at O'Bleness Memorial Hosp(tal In Athens. A housewife and memberofthe United Met hodist Church, she was born In Carseytown, Ohio, to the late Peter and Lizzie Buck Steinmetz. Survivors include two sorts, Ronald Jewell, of Athens , and Harold Jewell, of MlnersvlUe; two ·daughters, Mrs. ~enneth (Dena 1 Welsh, of Pomeroy, and Mrs. ·Thea (Wilma I Hindes, of Newark; 21 grandchildren; ;l8 great-grandchildren; nine greatgreat-grandchildren; , five . sisters, Minnie Foil, of Columbus, Luella Haning and Glenna Colburn, both of Lancaster, Audrey Grimm, of Baltimore, Ohio, and . Ada Graham, of Wyandotte, Mich.; one foster sister, Martha Hodge, of Baltimore, Ohio;· one son-in-law, Terry Kroll; and one sister-In-law, Edna Steinmetz. She was preceded In death by two husbands, Clarence Jewell and ' Rev. Earl Cowen:' one daughter. Purle Kroll; one gr and chil d; one great grandchild ; one. sister, Elsie Haning; and two brothers, Thomu and Anthony Steinmetz. Services will be Saturday, 11 a. m., at Blgony-Jordan Funeral Home · in Albany with Rev. Charles Norris officiating. Burial will be in Wells Cemetery, Pagevllle. Friends may call at Eastern' sports banquet Saturday .The 1986 Eastern High Sc hool Fall Sports !lailquet wlil be held Saturday, 7 p.m. , in the high school gym . All parents and guests . from Chester, Reedsvllle and Tuppers Plains areas are to bring one dessert and one vegetable. The athletic boosters will provide the meat and dri nk. DA V unit will meet Monday The Disabled American Veterans will hold their regul ar meeting at DAV Hall, 12~ Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, on Monday at 6:30 p.m. Dinner wlll be served. · Ministers' meeting cancelled The Dec . 8 meeting of the Meigs County Minis.ters Associa tion has been canceled. • 2 share Super Lotto jackpot . . Local Briefs:------ . EMS units respond to 5 calls Church plans luncheon, bazaar The annual bazaar and luncheon of the Middleport Uni ted Methodist Church will he held at the church Saturd ay starting at 11 a.m. Besides the luncheon , there will be handmade items and Christmas decorations on hand plus a bake sale will be held. the funeral home ·{rom 2·4 and 7-9 · ' p.m. Friday. Harllind Clair Athey Harland Clair Athey, 73, died Thursday at hls Cheshire Route 1 residence. Mr. Athey was born April 25, 1913, a son oftbe late Harland and Phena Abigail Rothgeb-Athey. He was owner and operator of a coal mine for 40 years and also · was a farmer. He was a member of the Kyger 01)lted Methodist Church. a trustee for Cheshire Township and a trustee for the Gravel Hill . · Cemetery 'tn Cheshire. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Two · ble to claim equal share's ol a $7.5 tickets were sold that listed all mllll0n ' jackpot. · . slx numbers drawn In Ohio's The names of the winners will Super Lotto game ,Wednesday be announced after the dckets night, .making the. holders ellgi·· are validated at a regional lottery office, a lottery commlssian spokesman sal~ today. The winning numbers were 4, 7, 8, 9, John W!Uiam Leach and De- 12 and 19. borah Kay Leach, both of MiddleEac h of the ticket hOlders will pori, have filed for a dissolution receive $3.75 million ln·.2() annual of marriage iii Meigs Coun ty pre-tax payments of $18'7,500.05. Common Pleas Court. · .In addition to the jackpot Granted a dissolution were winners, 429 players pic)<edflve · Connie Fay Burton and Stephen ·of the numbe rs to·Win $191 each. Allen Burton. Also, 13,533 players chose four of Granted a divorce on grounds the numbers, winning $23 ap(ece. of gross neglect of duty was There were 164,731 tickets sold Sharon Arlx from Roher! Arlx. tha t listed ______ three of the numbers. ...:...:.......:......:.::.::_.....,._ _ _ _ _:=:..::..:..::.. _ . Dissolution f i led Surviving are a daughter and son-In-law, Ruth Ann and Lee' Gardner, Cheshire; a son and daughter-in-law,- Paul R. and Joan C. ,'\they of Johannesburg, South Africa; two sons, ·Roger Van Athey, Cheshire. and Cha· rles L. Athey, Bidwell; lhree grandchildren, Craig Athey, Lake' Park, . Ga.; Patricia Ann Athey aild Charles Richard Athey, both qf Bidweil , and a sister, Pauline Rife of Bidwell. Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by his wife, Mae E. Athey, In 1969. Services will be 1 p.m. Saturday at the Rawlings-Coats. Blower Funeral Home in Middleport with Rev. Wllltam Curfman offlcatlng. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 p.m. Friday. By United Press International Just one month after losing by An appearance by the Shady River Shufflers .In the a landslide to Sen. John Glenn, Parkersburg Christmas Pa rade this Saturday ha ~ been D-Ohlo, Rep. Thomas Kindness, ca ncelled, Director Gerald Powell reported today. R-O tllo, says he is considering a nother U.S. Senate bid In 1988. - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Even though the Hamilton Republican outspent his Democratic opponent. Glenn collected 63 percent of the vote Nov. 4. Vererans Memorial Admissions - Ethel Hatfield. Middleport; Clara Barnhart, Pom eroy; Ernest Wood . Pomeroy. Di sc har ges - Beatrice Ralrden , Mattie Coates, Steven CalL · rr=========::;;-r I CHRISTMAS IAlAAR Besides Kindness. Cleveland Mayor George Volnovlch and Rep. Robert McEwen, R-Ohio. have also expressed Interes t Ohio weather ,,, p=-=o-==NDER=-=--os~ll ' ~ANCQ TO SEE YOUII WAr CLEAII. ...... *41.'""''~··------------~----------- AFTER REBATE uuo 1141'-$0 121R-~ I JI.D t f'O.- · ~50 t14·!10 Dun Pawtr 72 Slril& •650 .:otd cranldng am,,. In an &Inch c•••· TEXACO ANTI-FREEZE COOLANT ....~~~... --UI?M unN SWII liM. ..,. UIIIIU NI II•. fAn' JWVt toOliNG 1Utllll l'lti.IIU & WUPI 11 11. GIFT SETS 5 A"IJ !flAil ON ! GAlLON PIJ!<HAll 2 10!~ ' . YOUR CHOICE REBATE I &AI· QUAil! . . GAS DIMII I AIITI-fiWZE $1 240 Third bt. FRUIT CAKE Reg. S2.95 1112 Oz. $439 $199 AMITY MEN'S & WOMEN'S BILLFOLDS 89( 446·1113 a.ify· I D.m. till 5!30 p.m. Doily I o.m. U 7:00 p.m. ~t. I o.m. til 4:00 p.m. Sot. I ern till 4 pm fASTfRN AY£. STORE <WEN SUNDAY I o.m. till 5:00 p.m. .' 11 :00 A.M. nLL 4:00P.M. 1:00 ~·"' fl S.IO ~·· 4 ' ··--· ·aampolii··--·:--· BANKS CONSTRUtnON CO. - ·EAU DE TOILETTE SPRAY $314 $693 5 Oz. Reg. 19.55 COMPLETE STOCK CHRISTMAS ALARM CLOCKS SCULPTURED CANDLES By American Grerllnp 2 - I0" <ANDlES- Reg. 14.50 30°/o OFf . $244 -- flha,, ''J ( KaMitftMCCIII.,....R.ftft. Clllr11111Ntt, l ,!lh, 1111111111 HMIIRt, I. "'· MOft . till"' ltt. J :NI .ftl . ' ' ' '·"'· klnft.-11 :30 Jt IJ rMIM ttof .ftt. ,H. ttHtu P'IISCIIII'TIONS llr..nlll¥ Service I , Mllft O,eft Nltflfl tiH t . """"", 0 . z::c . - .TROMM EXCAVAnNG 742-2328 $4800 CHRISTMAS TREES . 40°/o OFF TYLENOL LIMESTONE HAULED KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE TAGGING NOW - VANDERBILT POMEROY MASON 1704 fastem Av•. 515 Mom St. 261 t lCKkson ,,,_ . 119 w. 2nd .... loutt 33 675 -1520 675 -2731 446-4204 92-2139 773-.55,11 PHONE 992-2156 . SHIRLEY JEAN WHITMAN'S · SAMPLER 5 UJ I 5HFR L0H5E GAUIPOI.IS .' ®H · Business Services Buy 50, Get 50 FREE UlfN STO'' GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOl L FILL DIRT . EXTRA STRENGTH' CAPLETS IJj u. s. .......Pomi'iro·y:··--:·:··· Reg. 11.19 ll!tl'rlco BOGGS ···· · ··· ······· · ·· · ·· ·-··-··--~·-- ~ 1986 Ponderosa. Inc. Pkgs. of 2, 3 & 4 '5" REBATE SALE $3 .. Exi:HANG DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! D&P APPliANCE REPAIR GIFT BOXES . DELCO BAnERY Roger .Hyse II Garage The Daily Sentinel South Central Ohio Clearing tonight, with a low In the mid 20s. Mostly sunny Frida y. wi th. highs lrt the upper 30s. The probability of precipita tion Is 20percent tonight and nea r zero again Friday. Winds will be from west at fi ve· to.l5 mph tonight. · Ohio Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday A chance of- snow flurries Saturday and. Sunday. with fai r weather Monday. Highs will be In the upper 30s or lower 40 Saturday and In the 30s Sunday and Moilday. Overnight lows mostly will he In the 20s. ONE POUND Reg. S6.00 2/ GUN SHOOT €1 HAIIISONVILE no TABLE SET~UP ss.OO ClAnS, BAlED FOODS & IEFIESHMENTS EVERYONE WELCOMEIII COMPLOE REPAIRS SUGAR RUN ASHLAND · SPONSORED IY TRI·STATES' MOST c·-n· YOUNG'S DECEMBER 6, 1986 10 A.M.-5 P.M. THE :_ Business .• services Ronald Wesley Meredith D.S., Southern Ohio Elect: Co., right of . .to ,James T. Ward, Esther Ward, ' Faith F. Meredith, to Riding way, Orange. 2A, Chester. • · · Rocint !lun Shoot o-rod!>Y Masters, Ltd·., tracts, Bedford. William Frederick, Rebecca S. Homer .D. Hi ggIns, Dec 'd' , . ~;:::;;:;::;;;;;=iTt========tr.:=======;iR•d_,tGunCiub. beginning ot q!OEverySund.v, p.m. Po...,Y Faith F. Meredith, to Ronald Frederick, to Robert Gary HolAdena E. Higgins , Brewster &W CLEAtiNG Choko, 12 o•••• ohotf1Una. . Wesley Meredith, tracts , ter, Judith Ann Holter, parcels, Hlgglns,Jos~phHigglns,BettyJ. L J.R.'s NohuntingortrtopOHinedoy;or Bedford. · Chester. wms: Cert. Trans., Columbia. Allr TV Ant night en .... Ch•~- E. Yoll John P. Ash, Dlana. L. Ash, to Ernest M. Cale, Jr., to Jeffrey Ralph s. McKenzie, Dorothy UPHOLSTERY s, ennas RACINE _ , ., _ m_•·--~--:.,.... Raymond A. Willford, Kim Wll- M. l,.ong, Vicki L. Long, 1.00A, McKenzle, to Robert J. Lewis, Satellite Sales FIRE DEPT. Hom• D•corotlng Opon H..,. ' lford, tract, Rutland. Chester. Addalon M. Lewis , parcels, • ln.stallatlon · ot ,.,... HoHmtn'•· RUOIIc 446 632 · George Lee Queen , Hanna E. · Ernest M. Cale, Jr. , to Eldon Sutton. Bashan Building Hlllo. svroc:uoe. Ohio. 114-982· 1'.-. • 6524. Watch for ligne. De· · . Queen, Affld., Rutland . Sauter.s, Christine Sauters, parVillage of Middleport, to Heo~entee EVERY comber 4th, &th, &th. ta:OO· . John W. Hall, Dec'd:, Stella cels, Chester. · raid on & Gas Co., right of way, Electronic Organs 7:00. Evoryono ,woh:om•Han Fleshman, Cert. Trans., Richard A. Flnlaw, Gertrude Sallsbury. SAT. NIGHT Re_rr_•_•m_•.,.•t- •1,..,..--,-Mobile service ,.. ' Letart. · Flnlaw, to William Grueser, Clyde Sovel', Dec'd, to Herman . · . 6•30 p M Taking orilero lor Ch,lotmN. Manuel E. Gheen, Barbara G. Buena Grueser, lot 10, Porn. v. Sovn,·· Bertha Milhoan, 'Lula · · · 614-843-5248 • ' • Colonial olylo doll crtdiN and F to Chok 1 Deecon style .toy chllt, mH• .• Gheen, Franklin Gheen, Donna Citizens Devp. · ·Co. Inc., to . Rockhold, Affld., Olive. . . R£ASONAILE • REIIAIIE at ry tturdy. &14-992'33&2. · .Gheen, to Carl Vincent Gheen, Village Qf Mldd., parcels, Mtdd, Herman Sovll, Dec'd, to Albert Rt. 124, ,...... y·Oiia · tin 12 Gauge Shotg1111 No hunting or tr•pusint. parcels, Racine V. v. W. Sovll, M. L. Sovll, Affld., AUTO & TRUCK Mynot Form locotod Chootnut . Fred W. Crow III, Lynne M. Truman H: }>rlddy, Dec'd., to Olive. _R.:.Idg:,:•_R_ood_ . -~-~.,.. Crow, to Richard G. Well, parcel, • Macte M. Priddy, Affld ., 1 REPAIR · Vlq-Mollorcord--got your coird Mldd . V. Rutland. Tuppers Plains-Chester Water lllto TriJQllalo• TODAYI AltO n.W cr- _.._ Charles F. Vroman, Norma NOONEREFUSEDICo!!1 -B1-8· Laurence R. Groggel, Trustee, Dlst., . and James R. Husk, Dee Vroman, to Vicki A. Hanson, Janice L. Groggel, Trustee, to Maxine Husk, James S. Husk Sr., , PH. 992~.5682 SALES & SEIVICE ~:!;_3648 Ext c-rtao. ~ 4 lot, Midd. V. Laurence R. Groggel, Janice L. CoTnhnle Rucker, Agree, Olive. . : or 992-7121 RT. 50 EAST Clara K. Wells, Dec'd by Groggel, parcels, Lebanon. omas L. Boggs, Betty H. G · 4 Giveaway executor, to Jean L. Moore, Pt. 6-17-tfc UYSYILLE, 01110 . George Lemley, vs.·, Hocking Boggs, to Tuppers Plains lot, Middleport. Domestic Coal Co., Journal En- Chester Water Dlst., right of 3 Pupples8wkt old. tolivnWav . ME ' E Aulhorlzad John DMrt, to a Qood ho""e Ph. 14·246· Roberta C. O'Brtell, James B. try, Salisbury. way, Olive. . . n Now Holland, lush Hog 9620. O'Brien, to Charles L. Kitchen, Norada E. Beaver, Dec 'd, to Harry M. Carleton , Candace Farm Equipment Helen L. Kitchen , Pt. lot, Mldd. Henry R. Beaver, Cert. Tra,ns., Carleton, to Tuppers Plains7 month male ~ '--brJ(Iore CARPENTER Doalar · Retriever, good with chlld~tn v. Chester. Chester Water Dlst., right of fttlll Equltllllll Ph. 614-446-3820 oltor 4p.m. Joseph K. Testerman, Karle R. Beverly P. Wllson,. 1¥1arvln E. orange. · · SERVICE Parte & Se""l Pupplet part Beagle Ph.,'e14- · Testerman, Polly A. Timmons, Thornbury, Wilbur S. Wilson, way, Nancy B. Dorsey, to TupJ)ers - Addono one! romodoHng ,. 08 245-6009. to Randall L. Arnold, MaDonna Wanda 0 . Wilson, to Guy T. Plains-Chester Water Dlst., right . - Rooflng tnd ounor work ' 1-3-'86 tfc - Concnte work Half grown and full grown -Citt S. Arnold, 1.825A, Orange. Hayman, Sue ·Hayman, parcels, Ol way, 0 range. -Piu...,gond olootricol w ith· 1hort hair end long heir, Margaret Ella Lewis, Dec'd, Olive. Clement Lee Cowdery, Joyce work 304-676-7546. aka Margaret Ella Hysell, to tfrH Eotimoteal Joel Keith Jones, to Joseph W. Cowdery, to Tuppers PlainsWindow Wood Paper AUTOMATIC ,Bobby Arnold, Trustee, Cert., Jones, lots 2 & 3, Chester. Chester Water Dlst., right of V. C. YOUNG In 6 Lost and Found Plastic - Truck Scipio/Rutland. TRANSMISSIONS VIrgil E . Abrahamson, Dec'd, way, Olive. Silk Screening 992·6215 or 992-7314 Orval L. Wiles, Betty Wiles, to Jeanette Abrahamson, Cert. Boat Lettering · Realty REIUILT & REPAIRED LOST: Grey calico ltitt.,., t.. Po1111rty, Ohio Village of Pomeroy, Pt. lot, Porn. Trans., Salisbury. Terrance A. Smith, Debbie G. Jackets • T-shirts male. declawed. Wearing 11ee --~4-15 -'86-lc ·vill. collar & purple colter, Whtte Ronald D. Loscar, Dorothy Smith, to Tuppers Plainscircle on Ieee, 1 front foot light ·JERRY'S : Homer Wilson, Helen Dorst Lascar, to Dorothy Lascar, par- Chester Water Dlst., right of colortd, white on ches1, fluffv . Wilson, to Columbus & Southern cels, Orange. tall. REWARD: 110.00 ·Ph. . way, Chester. . SIGN SERVICE 814-448-3866. ,Ohio Elect. Co., right of way, 109 MUI.BEIIY AVE. Jeffrey W. Marcinko, Peggy J . Grant Allen Smith, Elizabeth •Orange. 992-7460 POMEROY, ON. • f, Marcinko, to Ronald Dillon, lot Louise Smith, to Tuppers PlainsLOST: Gray Schnauur In 11ielnity of Slate St. 8t Hedg• ' Johnny L. Roush, She'r rle A. 12, Orange. SIGNS OF All KINDS Chester Water Dlst., right of €l wood Ph. 814-448-2108. PH. 992-9949 :Roush, to Columbus & Southern JERRY . Rt. 7 Velman E. Winland, Glenn 0. way, Chester. lob Burton, Owner JACK'S SEniC ·Ohio Elect. Co., right of way, Winland, to M. Sue Rice, 3.27A, SIEGFREIO Middleport Found: Female Beagle with pup. Sol Bigley, Fannie Bigley, to 11-28·86-1 mo. Wearing collar. On Portbnd Orange. ll -J:86-l ·mo. TANK SERVICE Sutton. Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Raven1wOod brldg8. Call 8'14· Pearl J . Shatto, to Columbus & 843-6446 . James T. Ward, Esther Ward, Dlst., right of way, Olive. 4062 5 St. Rt. 611 Pomerty, Ohio lott: Dee . 11t. Chinon Suplf 8 24 HOLIR SERVICE movie camera In old Pomeroy Jr. ' ...._- ---"- ~-"--'---------........- - ;c High-Spring Avo. erN. Reward. CIRCLE 614/992-7119 Call 61 4·992-881 0. .. "N" W. VA. Residents LOST one 1mall bieck female AUTO Call Calltct klnen , long heir. near Ieaia Or Wrill OtiMw S.nlintl Clluitild Dept U-4-86-1 mo. 24 Hour Wrecker S•rvice School, child's pat, REWARD. II t Ca11rt $1., '"""''· Ohio 4S769 304-676-6604. . Full Sortkt & lopait FOUND small white long hairld 35109 Titus Road dog, Salt Creek eraa, 304·875· Mltldleport, Ohio 2858. Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice ' Public Notice . Ph. 742-2592 7 Yard Sale bert. Ike Drexel Lambert, ORDINANCE #Bill NOTICE OF SALE LEGAL NOTICE doceaoed, lela of 34370 An Ordinance lo pi'0¥1de Offora will be received at Seated bids for etoct•ic additional compeniltlon for Side Hill Rood , RD 1, Box the olflcea of Porter, Ulllo, angary to operate mumicipal •AUTOS •UGHT TRUCKS 7 Years · 24. Rutlend. Ohkl 46776 . Shoolo 8o Fnocke1, 21t-213 electric equipment used in VIllage amploy- for 19811. Jl-4-86-1 OfO . Robert E. Bud<, Be il D•dalnod by the Ealt Sacond 811111, PomMaintenance & Vicinity the water works and tew-ua Council of the Vll..gt of Prot.te Judge eroy, Ohio. for tho purchue . disposal svstema in ... Experience Pomorov. two.thlrda of all Lena K. Nouol•old, Clerk of the reaidence of the Vihoge of Pl:lmoroy, Ohio meinbert concurring 111) 20. 27: 11 2) 4. 3tc Truman A. Ruuen. dewill be roceivod by the .lei thereto: Work BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR Chrittmas Craft Sale. Decemblt' ctllod. The property io Village at the oflict of tho 6 & 8. 9am· 5pm. Addison TOwn Guaranteed SECTION 1 : Thlt fo• tho REMODELING loclttd on Union Avenue, Clortc of tho 8011d of TrusPublic Notice Houte. Barb Jewatt & Judy 1988 tho Vlllaga aha II PoR'Hiroy. Ohio, near Hiland Reynold•. • tees of Public Affairs untl year 614-446-7126 pey eoch fuU and pert time INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR Road tcounty Road 76). A 12:00 o'clocl< ·ooon on tho amplovu ' ' 4 mhto"' 141 . .,..,, o.Q.·• In actlvto employ-uty ol)ap II I'll 1 ut to NOTICE Of . 11.1h day of Docaok, 1986. thru e . Home int•lor, toys~ baby tho IUidence. ldeol f01 home ment 11 of Otcembe• 11. APPOINTMENT OF Each bid mull contoin tho ltem1, dlthes. gift itam1, milt: and buainou May bo uen 19811 In oddltlon to art othll FIDUCIARY lull no moo of ""er'f pe~aon 01 aelery 1nd fringe benefits items. 317 N. Second Middleport, Ohio On Novembe• 17, 1988. by appointment., Call 992•VINYL SIDING ~ OOR1'1RV intereeta:t in it and 8889. All offora will be conherotoforo provided tht oum in the Meigs County' Probate bt accompanied by a certi· *ALUMINUM SIDING · COMIIIRCIAL • RESIDENTIAL of f1fty dolltls 1160.00) as Court, Case No. 26,209, lldotld until 12:00 noon on fled cheek in tho .,m of additional qlory. Friday, Oocembe• 12, 1988. *BLOWN IN Dor9thy M. Collina, 32762 t&O .OO drawn on 1 solvent -FREE ESTIMA11SMiddleport · : SECTION !!: That this Collin• Road, Pomeroy, Tonns of •lo: Cash upon doINSULAnGN bank, •• a guarantea that I !iyary of deed. & Vicinity the bid is accepted a con· O•dlnanca Ia· horoby dt· Ohio 4!769 wea appointed PH0NE (614) 992-5009 . ·: Jay C. Ruosell, BISSELL tract will be entered into. All clarod to bo en -erg....., In AdminiStrator of the estate -············--·-········----····· Adminfttioator SPECIALIZING IN WINOOW' DOOR REPlACEMENT bids 11"1Jd be t.aa:t upon o•d•• that omployua may be of Robert E. Col!ina, de. t1 2) 3, 4, 6, 7, 4te polcllhla addltlonol compenSIDING CO. cea•ed. late of Te1a1 Road, tpecificattons adopted by ll-10-86 -1 mo. ---···pfPieiiiiiiriC ... utlon bofo11 Chriatmoa and Pomeroy, Ohio 46769. tho Council of sold Village on ine"equ1te Ntw Ho1111s Built EYE THE meetinga Ire Robert E. Buck. Nov. 24. 1986. ond oow on & Vicinity •· "Free Ettlmat•" Probate Judge file In tho olfice of tho Clerk achldulod to pen thla Ordi· WANT ADS n1nce by normel . Lane K. Nos•lroad. Clerk PH. 949-2801 of tho Boord ol Truotees of procedura.· FREE HEARING TESIS WEDNESDAYS ....................... ······-···· FOA GMAT IUYS · t11) 20.27: ft21 4. 3tc Pubt;c Affein. copies of or '949·2860 SECTION Ill: Thla Ordi· Cl Co1111uterized H•ril1 Air Selection Garage Sale, Carllo1well Raflwhich specifications win be Gunville Road. furniture, nonce ahtll llkt lflect and No Sunday Calls Z Swim Molds • lntalpn~ting SeiVices · dence. furniahed prospective antiques, clothing, ml1c. Tu.. be In force from and attar bidders upon application . thru Sat . • a:: 1!, 1988. The right is rosooved '> Docombo• PASSED: Doc. 1, t986 · Flva family yard nit. complt1e reject any and all bids. ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ATIEST: Jone Walton, hou11hold good1, old McClung 8y order of tho Board of Ct.rk/ Tre1aurer (CUT OUT fOI FUlUII USEI Licensed Clinical Audiologist Store, New Haven, Fri and Sat. Trustees of Public Affairs of Richard 0. Seyler, Mayor the Village of Pomeroy . Garaga Sale, Dec. 5. 1988, 9 :00 Bruco J . Rud, Ohkl . AM to 2:00 PM . Toyt, cloth• ... Council Pruident (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 Now Locafl1111: -Pat Thoma 11214, 11, 2tc lo11 of thlnga , 2926 Maple A~. 161 Norfh Sacand Clerk of tho Boord of 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Middlaporl, Ohio 45760 Trustees of Public Affair• Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Public Notice 9 ~anted To Buy it2)4, 11c SALES & SE~VICE . Wa Cany Fishing 8uppll• 915-3561 NOTICE OF Your Cable & APPOINTMENT OF . All Mak11 54 Misc. Merchandise Pht)no Billa Hero FIDUCIARV •WIIhlra •Dilh.WIIIt.ra 10' MESH ANTENNA On November 10, 1988, .,_..r- IIISIIISS PilON! ... •Ranges In tho Molga County Probata PANASONIC RECEIVER !6141 "2-6ll0 •Aatrlgaretora TOP CASH peid for "83 molfll Court: Cast No . .21 .323. •Dryer1 •FriiZtrl FUU Y REMOTE & INST AllfD end newer used ctrs. SmOh' Edith E. lambert, 34370 ~~~~a PHONE PARTS and SERVICE Iuick· Pontiac , 1111 · Eac••n Side H~l Rood, RD 1, Box . +~lk: Ave., Gallipolis. Call 814 · 446 ~ . mo. 24, Rutland. Ohkl 41177&, 2282. woo appointed Eaoo:utrix of the eli1t1 of Drexel lAm· WANTED TO euv utod wood' PER MONTH WITH coel heater~ . SWAIN' S FURNIFOR SALE MOUNTAINEER NO DOWN PAYMENT T\JRE, 3rd . • Olivo St. OaiHR!JO Ll HARRISONVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL G&J.PARTS PLUS AUTOSTORES I 992-3410 Kindness eyes ninning again · Parade appearance cancelled SAil PIKES GOOD 1911 OLD ·HEATING CO. MEIGS 7D 1 21111 A¥1. EXCAYAnNG GaiHpolis, Ohio OP£N DAU 9 AM-S PM CO.ANY 10/13/16/lln ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE •All Typea of Excavating •Landacaplng •BaMmen11 •Sewage Syatama •Water & Gil Linea •Water Well Drilling •Trucking Call: 742-2407' SIZE 231301007 .. ONLY 2s( EACH Pre-cut trHs available located on Flatwoodo Rd. (Co. Rd 28) at Harley H•ning raoldence, 2 Mi.. from Jive Polnia Watch for Signa 11-24-16-l mo. BISSELL BUILDERS USES FOR ALUIINUM SHUTS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAAI' SHADES. elso acid boil end rod outr•diatoTs. We also repair Gas tanks. CAN BE PURCHASED .DAlY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. 992-2198 PAT HILL FORD MlddlltJiort, Ohio 1·13-tfa Has Laworod Prlc•s Ford a OM Truck Fenders Earty •38 - Ute '56 Chrome Bumptri- GM 73· l!-1·16·1110. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR AIID SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH Owner /Mtchanit 11-19-16-1 ItO. •SPIED QUUN IAUNORf •GIBSON REFRIIIIRATOI •SAIILUTE SALIS & SIRVIC£ Wt lltwJ Aftll Tl• Shp '"hl•l•• HD!IIy IIDENOUI TV & APPLIANCE OtlSTEI-985·3307 411/1111 Old ••ih•·Co•h plid. c.n. 614· 246 ·9 448 evenlnas ,, write: Rt. 3 Bo~e 15-C. Rodney Ohio 46631 . ·' c." ' . Will do babysitting In my hofne'" Mon thru Fridey 8 :30 to 5. l~ of TLC. Call Orandmaln Vint"" Ph.614-388-8193 211 N. 2nd, Middleport 992·5766 OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8 am·9 pm- Sat. 8-6 Walk-ina Welcome EAR PIER(ING, MANICURING, PERMS AND ALL YOUR STYLING NEEDS Debbie Meadowo- Owner; lmolean Blevins Lorette Holsinger, Sholly Ohlinger Marrl Amsbliry " • Buying dally gold, liNer com1 rlngt, jewelry,''"""' wara, ol~ coin1, llfge currency, Top pr!; cat. Ed . Burkm Blrbtr Shop 2nd. Avo. Middlapon, Oh. 614: 992-3476. Wanted tQ buy. Standing timber Coli 614-742-2328. .· Header panel. arm and frotlt bumper, for 1981 Oran Pty. mouth Fury. Clr u11 hom 1979· 1982 . Chtyllar N 1 w Yorker, New Port or Pty. Fury C1ll 614-992-7076. : "- BUYING RAW FURSi !linlon,. Yellow Root, beef and d. .: hld11. Alto ltlllng trapplllg tupplias. Wheat Ut11, Nil• Ut• · Houri .1 :00-9 :00 . CloHct Wed: Goo111• Buck loy 614-114-47n I 'I' I' l11', rl'l'''l ~I I VIII' J&LILOWN INSULAnON VINYL& .SYLVAIIIA ,, John K. Ientz . Us~ Snap On tool• & chest. warrentt M11118blhv Loool 304·112-3729 !noldo WY 1-800-154-4887 ~ wv 1·1100-523-2013 > lis. can 814-448-3111. ..... 8. 814-4411-8183. DEUYEIIY IN TRI-STATE AREA PH. 949·2893 or 949·2756 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS .4-18-'• tin '1 Wa ••II top quality pertt PH. 949·2801 or 949·2860 HOMES &GARAGES PH. 992-6173 and have 3 yr. run-through "At Rtasonablt Pritll" CUSTOM IIILT LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Hollson Rd. Mltltltport, OH. 10 1111- Ford 73-n t59 THRU DEC..FREE INSTAL. ON I!OLINERS Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding. ~All makea. & models) WE ARE YOUR SAliS We can repair end rP. core rldilton end halter cons. We can BODY SHOP PAITS INC. ALUMINUM SIDING 11 . Help Wanted •lnaulltlon •Storm Doort io Saleepootti•Full or part tim e sltl cmnMtry a. m•ch, CeiL •Sto•m Wlndo.ws •Raplacemont Wlndowo •Now R""flng · "F.I IS'IIIU WS" lt4-441-3815 or 114-lqJ. 1181. JAMES KEESEE PH. ~ work 111 3 ahlft1. In tM ..:em~ ar... 3 mil• out ot Neod ro!ltiltto blbvalltor fol 2 v- old In our home. Someon~ ~· Cop 441-8411 ,., 21f1!1. �Page 10 The Daily Sentinel 11 !ialp Wanted LAFF·A·DAY M1intenance p.-.on to llvt in , lpwtmtm· COihpl•. C11i 304.17&-5104. ... 1-loo=~=~ ~.... R.\~ Jf\A .. , JJI:.n 1.\.+\1'1 llt.:.IK . .-·. .. . L--··..,.----"'-- CII•IIIMI'..... .....,....... Wlllll......... "If · you don't g•.lVe me the •itt• for your divorce, Florence." 31 Homes for Sale 2 bedroom houat for Nil in Clifton (Mablt Johnson prop· .-tvl. Fully cerpttlld. recently remodeled, new roof. Asking t18,000. C.II30•-n3-6&34or 30;'·n3-li784. llro• hou" with thr.. lots. 810 E. M1ln. Pomeroy, S18,000. C1ll 114-9811-4427 ahtr 1:00 p.m. Netdltd: Blbvsh,er to our home far ini~nt end p,..chooltr, Mon· dty thru Friday. Send rtsume . 2 br, kitchen, bathroom, with and rtferencnto P. 0 . 8oJl'l52. laundry room, living room & Point Plttlant, w. Va. dining room, allelec. ApprOJC. 7 mil• from Pt. Pl. on Rt. 82. 2 Lei Avon twtlp yoo gel the • • of h'ec:tltppro.ll. 11c:r.mor,Dflttt thole pott Chrlltm11 bills end overtooking KaniWhl River. l>luH. Fr" gift ~wlth lirat orct., S40,000. Cell 304-875·&«0 call 304· 882·2845 . between 8:30 and 4:30. Pan time temporary t•ephone work. eppty WI penon 405 Mliin St.. FridtiY Dee. 15. 10:00 tiM 5:00. 12 Situations Wanted Mature lid¥: to care fOf petient at home. Woutd eonsldll"aomeone to live- in or aomeoneto work dav lhift. light houtiWOfk • cooking involved. Send • • • with exp•i•ce • rlfer.nce. to Boll 986 Glllipolil, Ohio, 4&831 by Dec. 12. PAAENTSII Sente will vltit your child It home. Beli..,er• cell North Pole 614- 245-9613 for d.. eihl. 17 An exceUent in\tllltm•t for htndy m1n. Gr..t 11ener or HeOrtd home. 3 b.clroom, perttv restortd, 2 ttory flf'm houtt. new wiring end plumbing. city end dry wall, n...- kltehln and c~rpet. beautiful otk trim, OUIIide nHde tlftQVtlion, full dry bll..-nent, 1 1crt level land, ue.ooo.oo. Option of epprox 14 ecr•. lwei 1nd clterld. 11,000.00 qch. Plved road off Rt. 2, Gatllpolta Ferry, 304-17153073. •t• mo" ----·Will do bebyait1ing in my home 3-4 deys 1 weM including some weekenda. Prlflf 3or4ytaroldl Ctll 614-245-15172 .tt• 4p.m. Deer Cut, 116.00, Cut & Wr.P UD.OO. 10 Ve•• miNt cuHWtg •• .,_;.-~ce ·c.ue14 · 448 - 31_95 . Will do typjng in my hom., Clll 614-992·1921. Will c•• 1or children In their hom .. ~175- 7211 . 21 Busineas Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommend• thM you do busin•• wlih P~t you know, 1nd NOT to lind mon., through the mall untH vou h.ve lnvest5g8t:H the Offllf'lng. Bulin ... Opportunity, op1r81ing btf-elub. 3.000 1q f1 on 2 • •· 304·175·31509 ovonlnga. 23 Profenional Services Tuning and Aep1lr. Clip thlt ad for 26 ptrc.nt ditcount. lAne Dtnlelt 114· 742-2111 : 3 bdr .. 1ir. pool. Olf'tge. Nice. Comm•elll prOI*tY. eomlf' loti • hfghWIIV fronQgt. Ult whh u•. We h•• buyen. A-One Aell lbtlte-lroker. Ctll 30•· 174-&104 01' 304-874-5381. Hou ... for Illeon Evant HiliOht• 4 Room hou ... ga htst , big v•rd. 1150.00 plut u.1 ilh!• Ph. 81 .. 4·8-0974 . 3 bedroom wtlking diltsnce to cltyiChooll. 1350.00 per month 1310.00 Security Depolit. Ph. 614·446·40&1 2 bMtroom houN for rent In Middleport. Complttety rtmodeltd. ~w c~rptling throughout. Ntw cabinets. *275 per month plu• depo11t. C!llll 81"· 992-&858. leeutiful n.w hoult in Pom• rov ~ Alto new one bedroom furnished 1pertm111t in Middt• pon. Cell 81•·,...8-1 5&2 or 11-4-992-6304. 3 bedroom In Middleport. G•• furnset. Wethtr, dryer hook-up, carpllted. 12215. ptr month plu• utllltlea. 1200. dtpolit. Call 81.·892-7107 . 3 bedroom•. country, S260.00 month. p1111ty furnlthed, 304882·3121 . NEW AND USED MOBILE HQMES KESSEL"S QUAUTY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALUPOUS. AT 31. PIIONE 114-446-7274. 1171V.....1h. . . b14 •peMo. Tuttl"-"'o•upb woodbum•. Good Condition. Ph . 114-246-&308 betwttn •• 5. 1917 Futivtl 14x70, total tltc:ulc 2 bedroom Ph. 114· 387-0118 tfter lp.m. or 814· 441-0112 ut. 32 before I . 81 Otllbrook uJ*td0, 3 bMt· room, 2 ful b1the, llcwe • refrla••tor, n• cltPet. Must 1111 Ph. 114-378-2187. Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr ., til utlllti• paid e•cepl .. tc.. furn. or unfum., sec. dtpotft required. Convtnilllll loc:"ion. C.lll14·446·8668., &14· 44&-4na. 2 bdr. tully fumlthtd tdultt only. utll . ...... c.• .1 ..41.&· 4110 . In Eurtk• nice 1nd etten, lduft• only. No pet1, depoalt required, 110.00 mo . c•1&14-2&8-1831 tMfor• 10a.m. MobHt Home 2 bedroom, fur· nlthtd In gallipolis. ren1 1200.00 mo. t200.00 d..,atlt. H inttrtited Ph. 114· 4"1-71599 dlyl 0' 114 - 441-9639 tvtnlnp. llg down p.ymtnt. ahort tim. emptovmtnt or Pllt credit hit· 1818. ..., ... you from buyinal Conlidw • r•cltimtd 14a701 1100 .00 down, 1numable ' Two' bdr., privet• lot, turn. orlasn1. No cherge for delivery. unfurn., c~rpet, dlahwtaher, lnt.,..ted? Call 100-821-0752 gwb~ge dlapaoul, encloetd p~­ tk). 2 milta on Uncatn Pike oft of 1974 12x60 olllloc1ric. ....... 141 . &ocurllydopoolt·r-lrod. undtfplnnln9- fully ctrpettd. tit Cell " '·U03. down etrtpt. luldlng In uctl· 2 Bedroom furnished. We .ac:ept lent condition. Mty buy tr-.lltr • HUO. le1utJful rlv• vfew. Fosrll'lt lend 2'!Jml. N . Pt ptN. .nt t•• Mobile Home Ptrk 114· Ph . 11•-.ue-3005. 448-1602. 1878 llyvlew 14•70 good condlt6on Ph. 114·444-1421 2 bdr. mobUe home. UPJ* Rivtr Ad. YJ milt from Glllipoli•. 2 IIIII 5 :00. c:hlldrtn accepted. C.ll 614· 1981 mobllt hom• for ult. 448-0509. 14•70. uctlltnt concU1ion. 2 bedroom, 2 lui bltht. C.ll Trail• spece •crot• from Ohio Pillet on C.R. 20. TPC wet•. 11 ... 192-7113 . Call I1•·892 -2M1 .vening• end 114-892-1411 dfYt. 10.1110 2 bedroommobHehome. 3 bedroom iumithtd. w..h.. Coll614· 949· 2424. IIKI drvtr, Alr~nd awning. f 200 plut dtpOJit and utllitlel. 11433 Farms for Sale 992·7479. 6 IICrft MI L, 4 bedroom•. brldl rlllth, 3 blth•, full btMmlflt, 30' 132' DlfiQI, ruralwlttr, fr" gn 1nd Income. More ac:rt~~~ avalllble, UI ,OOO.OO, 304· 458·187& . Business Buildings 2 bedroom. 1 child, no pttl. Call 304·882·2461. 12xl& trailer, fully c•pettd, 2 bedroom, 11• fum.ce. 6 teres, neo I* month plut utilltlel. 114· 912· 2011 or 114-992- nu. 2 blldroom mobltt home. Mid· dleport, 0 . Ref•ence with •• curlty dtpOStt. 304·812-3217 or 304-n3-502•. Ofllce •p-=e · Store In Pt. Pltt1ent, A·One R"l ht1t1 Ph. 304-175· &104 K • K Mobil• Hom•. 2 end 3 bedroom mobil• homee, 304175· 3000. 36 Mobile homt. · 2 btdroomt. IOCittd A1hton Upton Rold. S110.00 month plu1 utillti... 304-176· 4088 . Lota & Acreage 7 1cr•. 2 bern•. 1 nptic: tank rurll weltr for 7,000. 114-«1-8t91 . ' ~nd 44 Apartment for Rent ·.r C•lll14·441·80tl. 1 Room hoult. 1111: bath. 3 . bHroamt. utility rm .. VII hilt. c·ek, cMn Of lton~gt, lml from town. Ref. • O.p. ,.quW.d, r.m 321.00mo plu1 udlitl• Ph. 114-ue-•7•1 . Nicely furnlthed mo!Mie home CA & heat, excel. location. 41 Mutuontv. C.lll14-448-0338 . Houses for Rent 3 Bedroom. lith • Vi. FR. locfted 3Y.! mllei out At. &88. t321.00ma plu• D•po•it. Ph. 114•211· 1788 or 11'· 211· 1201. &13"h 3rd. Aw. 1 bdr. priVIte beth, 1140 p• mo. O.po11t r-~-- C.ll 8f4·441·4222 bllhu"n 9 • 15. Fumllhed tlfldency S1110 utll· tt.. plicl, th. . lllth, 701. 4th, O.fUpoNt. C.l144&-4411 aft• I pm. 2 Bedroom houN IOCM..S 158 MiU c-. n60.00tno. •n.oo _ . . I'll. 114·448· 3170 .. 114-448-1340. Fumlahtci 3 roomt end bath, de.n, Iduna &mfv, no peu. Call 114· ....· 1118. eroomhouM.1 .2KJ•. Double e11 pr.... loclled on Rote Hill. ..'/..... P'iood UO, DOO. C.P Nlce+o, fumlthed 2: bdr. 1pt. Acluht only. fnqtlirt et C9fntr Pirtt • OHve It, It lhapperdt llerv/01. 11 .• 7 .. 2111. Houll fer ute. 310 Gf'lft1 St .. M.....,ort. I room. beth. Gilt· illl& • -114-H2· · 023.700. off•.-Coli 2102.Moko Oof-· .. -. . . . =11 .. . . . -Mot. . Qouu"'""" hom• from 11. 10 .....1. c.u 101·111- .....QH-1101 for CUI'fent &4 W.O. . C.llth11t1'1 Ueed Tirt Shop . 0Wf 1,000tktl, llfl•12. 13, 14, 11, 11, 11.1 . 8 INIM out Rt. 211. Colll14· 256·6251 . .,..... Telev.i~io.n ·v: Viewl~g . ~ . 1977 JHp Chet0ket • · Wh"' • drive 1110.00 Ph. 114-~79- ·rlfJft · 2.2.. ' 1971 Jttp CJ-7. good condl~ 83.000 mtla, I cvl. 3 •plld; ..:..IZUI. Cell 11,· 4·8-9811. I Plt~ttc clltern .utt..._epproved, aepdc tsRu,. pl..tk Culvert•. metal culvtrtl. M:ON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jooll· oon. Oh. 814·2S6· 5t30 . plaetlc 12/4/81 ' . 1879 Jeep CJ&. a·ood condltlon . .Rabultt engine. C.ll ~er 3:00pm 114-742-21711. . ..; Firewood for 11!1 130.00 ~ to.d . Cell AOit" Mt. ., 11il· 3Ba-8417. Handmtdt afghant . VerioUI cotora. Willmtktnlc:.Chrittmu gifts. 131&. tec:h. Clll367·7123 eft• •pm. 1:00 @News lll(IJ~ "(I) S-2,1. Co.- ICC). ' il]llleoret CI1Y • @FeotiOfUt. . 1:0& liJ Andy Orlttllll 8 :30 G til9 NBC Newo (I) • (I) ABC Nowo g (IJ Hooan'o Horou (I) Doc1or Who I)J .IDl CBS Newo 1111 llody Eloctr1c @OoodTimH 8:36 (I) Bote 1 1 - l n Sweo. 7:00 G til PM Me~~tlne . Ill Herdoal!le end McCor· mlok . lil Entei181nment Tonight ET talka with actor/ direc1or leonard Nimoy about hla , return aa .ihe character Mr. Spock in the upcoming 1hird sequel, "Stor Trek IV: The Voyage T•••• Hou .. on Rd . for rent. Mobile home on Still• C1. Ptt 514·448·0751 . 2 htlroom houae. YefY ciMn 0160.00por mo .. •7&.00 diP" otit, louted I Whit• Ave Ph. 441-1170 ••i• • FunWthtd 1,.-fmtnt. upft1ff1. Aduttt onlr. Ill uttlltitt pMd, C. II 114· 446·11&23. Furnllhed lfflolenov 1171.00, Artnt with option to buy. E~ttp· 2rms. • beth utHitl• Pel. ..... tlonllly load 3 laclr. horne.,._. · -4418lfler 7p.m. 0811Mt. plu1 meny mort utru.' Ctty tchoolt. Under S40,000. Fumlehld Apt. 1210.00 utll• V.L. lmhh. Rtlh:or. C1ll 114· u. NL 1 bedroom. flrrt floor Ph. 311·H26. 641-4411 eft• 7p.m. 1 Todltr Clr Nat, 1 Ragullf elF 1 high chair Ptt. 614· 251· 15307. Mit. 1 bedroom apt . for rent. &Isle: rent lttrtl 12115 . 1 month lhtt lncludn •II utili1iM. DepO'Iit required of 1200. Contact Vllllge Manor Apt. Middleport. 814-992-n87. Equal Housing Opportunltv. · One bedroom furnlthtd aplrtment for rent in MlddltpOrt. AI utilitl" paid. Cell 814-992· &086 . . 2 bedroom lurnished ept . In Middleport. Allutlliti11paid. Cell 614·992-15084. . Apertments for rent In Pomerov. One and two bedroom. Cl11n end nice. Call814-992-1216 or 11.·982-73". ' APARTMENTS. mobilt homts, hou•11. Pt. PI Hunt end Gllllpo· lit. IU-UB-8221 , Unfurnished epertment for rent, 2 bedroom1, yard end bl1ement, 1150. month, 304-67&-7&41 , evening•. Furnished Rooms Roomt for rtnt, d.., . wHic . Gall!• Hotel. Cali 11!1448-9715. Rent111ow .. 1120 month. m~th . Furnl1hed room 919 2nd. O.lli· poll•. 1116. Utllhlea pd. Shtfe beth. Slllfll• male. Cell 446· 4411 eftar 7pm. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Psrk. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. llrge lob. C.ll814-992-7479. Bulineu Of Office Space lOt' rtnt. New Haven . 304-17315024 Of 304·882· 3257. Mm: lldllllisl: 61 Houeehold Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Otlllpoljl. Ntw. Uled wood·COIIJtovn. l pc Wood LA Illite 1389, bunk btda t198, antron rtdin., 199. ntw • used bedroom eultn, rengn, wringsr wtah.,., • tho ... New llvihgroom suit.. 1199·11199, lttmpa, 1110 buying co• • wood 110'111. Calll14-441·3159. County Appliance, Inc. Oood UNCI tpplltnctt and TV •••· Open BAM to IPM . Mon thru 81t . 114•441-1199, 827 3rd. Awe. Gellipoitl, OH. Valley Furnlfu,., new a. uttd . large uction of quelity furnl· tur•. 1211 hstern Ave ., <Jalllpol.i l. LAYNE' S FURNITURE Sof11 and chitin prleltd from S39& to S991. Ttbln taO end up to S121. Hide·•·btda f390 to t&BI. Realm.,. 1225 to U76. Umpa 128 to t125. OlntttM 1101 and up to USS. Wood tlblt w-1 ch1l,. 12815 to 1791&. DHk 1100 up to 1376. Hutch" t400 end up. Bunk bede complete W· mMtr.... 1286 snd uptol391. Blbybtds 1110 • 1175. Mtn,...•orbo.ll tpring1 Wll or twin Sl3. ftrm t73. and t83 . Ouetn•etsl225, Kino suo. • drewer chett •ea. Drttltrl 189. Gun c1binett 8, 10. • 4 12: lun. Gu or tltetrlc rtnge 137 . Baby mllttr••• S36 & US. Bed fram• 120, 130 & King fr1m1 teO. GOOd lelect.lon ol bedroom IUittl, metal c•bln.t•. htldbo~rdt UO 1nd up to til. Used Fumitura: Welh• lie dryer, g11 rtngt. ¥: ood ttblel 2 bench•. btdt. dreu•. wood wtrdrobll. 3 mlln out BuiiVine Ad'. Open 9AM 10 6PM, Mon. thru S.t. 514·446·0322. 0000 USED APPUANCES Weah.,., dryert. rllfrlger•tors, r•ne•• · Bklgu Appll1ne11, A'-' Rd. buldt Stone CrMt Motet 114-441-7388. u,. II yard• of ultd c~rptf, I 100. HNt pump. •1oo: Roll•exerci· Mf 1411. Ctii614·2H·1267 . lutll waer with bhidt S121.00, Toyo ltovt ktroten• huttr with blowtt' uas.oo PI!. 114·441·7209. Gatoiln• Mtyteg gu dtylf'· rteeda repelr, Ul . Coll&14·112·nll. Pkllctn1 UMCI Fumtur.. Good "'-'kv UMd htmlturt. Open I to • or cell for •ppointment. :104·1'1S·I483"' a7&· 14150. Veritty shop on Rt 315 under new management. Urge 111ortment of Chri1tm11 glttt. uttd tlr• & recsp•. mud & ~now tlru. new Ur1111 gue111nleed. Mixed h•dwood .,..,,, S 12. per bundle. Containing epprox. 1 Yll ton•. FOB Ohio Pallet Co. Pomerov. Ohio. C1ll 814-982· 8'11 . Electric Lowrey Orgtn with padllt eAd loU of rhythm1. noo. Five light b"" chlf'ld• liM, 17&. White gold ditmond ntckltct, t300. Call 11•· 9922571 . , I Chri1tm11 TrHI. Select your trtt. Cut it anytime before Chrlstmtt. •12.00 any lilt. Newell't Christm• TrN Firm. Henglng Rock Rd., Mason. WV. lCM-773-15371 or 812-2111. Quilt top• tZI5.00 tKh, 31M· 676 -5391. PRICE WARI Hjlf price! Flllh· lng arrow ai(ln• S2891 Ughttd. non ·arrow U781 Unlighted t2391 FrH letter•l Set locelly. Fectdry : 11800)423 · 01 13, envt:L_m t. & Atgi•t.-lld 1Owk. old TOV Poodl• C. II 114-441·21111 . ,..,.. bred black Germtn ShtPird female, papert, 3yf1 Old Cell 114· 441·0648. 1981 Fll'tbird. exctiltn1 condl· tion. C•lllft:•l p.m. 304-175· 3189. AKC Regleter'lt Billett HOtllld pups. 8 week• old. Trf.color. Mother end lither can bt ..... •121. Clll814-117·1758. ·ao VWFhbbit AC, AM-FM , new Regltwlld Mlr1ittur• SchnM!IIf' puppla, Alao Shttltnd Sh..,. doy IS-I pup. ~o dlodoo. Col1114· 982·2607. PhVey 'P.A. Syltem XR700 mixer with tPMIIen, monitor•. mlorophon•. etand, Ph. 304· 175-3178. f 1r 1'1 ~I' fll' Ill'' (-.. ' I •' I '11! I' h 61 Farm Equipment CROll & SONS U.S. 35 Wilt, Jac..on, Oh6o.' 114-211-1451. M111., Feroueon. New Hollnd, Bush Hog s.l• • s.rnc.. ,Owtr 40 uled trectors to ohoo11 from tir•,tunroof. 30mpg., l·..,..:l VGC. t1,895.00 price n~~gotla· bte. mutt Mil (boulht new cerj. Coli 114-448·132 . 1871 MMibu Cl111ic 2-door. Auto. Good condition, run1 ....... tirOI 0660.00 Ph. 1114-3(?-72114. 71 Chtvl'( Monti Carlo, body Ruff. motor good thape, runs IIOOd f.COO.OO or bttt offer. fnqulrt It 8. O.rfWd IV.. 1811 Mr.tlteng 2·door. 302, .1.1100.00 Ph. 114-371· 2 -. Mul"l ... 1078 Dllturt 200 IX. Actull ISml. •-• tren1rnlllion, l runa good t1 .200.00 ..... 1114·441·11806. 1883 ,.Ymouth Turtlmo. 1.7 nice, t3000.00 Crafttmen. 10 inch r.ditl '"" NW, brtnd new, never betn Ul. ., 304· 175·5471 . 26 Inch Zentthc:olor COniGIITV, rectntl¥ rtpalrtd. 1100.00, oao. 304·175-11104. 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying shtlf c:om or •• corn, C.U torlettttttUOt•· Rlnr City F1rm Suppt,, 114·441· 2961. Top-of·th•Line CA Wtte.r btdl Klng·Sizt " Splendor" 10tt· tldtd we.. rbH. Leu then 30 dayt otd. 20 yllr warrsnty. Two CCC Otn~rlc C.rttflcat••· 304· 121 solid ttltt hlatltt, metal 675·1107. frame to fit nandard btd, 1t1ndard shwltllt. Wlllttll for htlf prQ. Wllllhow euemQed,. 63 Llvaatock by appointment only. 304·1711678. Polled Ch•ollll lullt growthy, corrtct 800ibl. Woodwtrdl Olllloo Farm• Ph. 814-371Firewood *25.00 pickup load, 2597. 304-675·7771. v...l511g PuHid Hlrefurdlat!IPII. Metal offlc:t deakl. drtwlf'l oi 114-317-nZ4. typewrHtr pllltform. ~th lldJu• llble twlvtl ch..,., both for Slmm.,tal lui 4 YHrl old "PI!, 114·378-2330. n2a.oo. 304-372· 2801 . Firewood fiO.OO dump truck load dtltvlt'ed. New Commo. dore 121 comput~r, cHtc drhrt. print• lcoeJIOritl, S800.00 . Phone 304· 171·2842 or 1712010 •fler 8:00pm. I Whlt•fHed Htlfef• for nle. Colll14·112· ns8. 64 Hay & I'll. e14·379·Z7~1 '77 Ctr~ell Mtllbu t711.00 ' 79 lnt... •Uonll loout. 4lll4 11 ,000. , '81 Mtrcurv Lym, •utomllic. eir t1.1191.00 ' 84 Ford E•cort, 4- •petd t2,895.00 Ph. ll14-31...115 1 880 flrtblrd Tr~nt·AM. power. air, ...... ca. new engine. 22 MPQ. EICtl..,.t mllnt•ence, not • hot rod *4,100.00 or bttt oft•. m" trade Ph. 114-44127415. 1814 Chevette 4-tpttd. AM· FM T.... wire rimt, 12.411.00 Jotlne Auto Sal•, lui1111Hit Rd. G81Npott•. 72 1911 · Y·IC·.Mop.lawmil_,o. nice 1terto • wMtls. Cin 814· 241-9497 ott• lp.m. Nn••· Two 1t73 White fr'lllaht both good cond, 11'1 rnotiH' hom• dtM I fot . . or trlldt 304· 411·1728. . 1810 FOrd bUcO. oondi· don. fiM held eil, t1 ,200. Atao 1875 Ford Pinto ongtno ond traftlfflttlan, good condition, 304·875-5123. !ell. 110. ..... 4 ....-, AM·FM CIMtt...ldlnl windDw. o1:hll' tdfll, 304·11f·3417. 18to. F·700 Ford. 210n, 1•tt - -. - - -. n .ooo.oo. -.4A·1713. ft.. 1•17 GMC - 1on• I cyt. 3 lbed. niW •hlft•. 104-e71· 4Z1o. 1~. ntw ftllt ••eo.oo. 1MO, F-700 Ford, 210n, 1• It ft ............. - _ ., n ,ooo.oo. -.411·1711. 66 Building Supplies luilcllng MettriMI llodl, brick, ._., plpee, wlndows, llnttft, etc. CIIUde Win· t.rt. Rio Grtndt, 0 . Call 114245-5121 . bH of hor. •10 uoh. lquere bal-. •1 .a tedt. C.lll14-441-1012 ott• I . 1H7 OMC holt toil. I cyt, 3 ~. IIIW ftlll: bed. ntw thifter. I I ,111111111 l<i IIIII @ Berney Millar 7:06 [I) Sontord "oncl Son 7:30" C2J [I) Now Newlywed a fill (IJ Too CioN II til Judgo OF UANDARD! (I) Fell ond RIM of Rogin· 5TRIPES' wrn; CH~C/<5?-~ Serv11:es . -p. •100.00• 1•77 Dlhun 1(1<1.871·2111 . 1874 ford F-100 LWI new 71 Auto• for Sale OliO, WI rlmo, aood wortc tJuck ' 0300.00. 1871 ford' f100. 1t71 102 lour · lodd• Mor-187S4801!L4-~r·· 000 .011. 30<f.871-21 - 1:00, - · I)( llllltp 1-114-111·7311 . .... """' 178· 2010. -·· ... old Perrln I)J Whool of Fortune IIIDlllJI JOOfNirdy . @Ben• 7:35 lil Tho Honoymoonert 1:00 . GC2J@Cooby&howiCC) In Stereo. (I) Coral Ju!llllt lllll !ll Our World ICC) 160 min.) 1i11 (IJ MOVIE: 'Hold Tho 'Dream' Part I of 2. (I) MacNti~Lehrer Nowal> our I!) IIJIDJ Twlllgh1 Zone A retarded teenage boy with a special gift 1, sheltered from the outstde world by his loving · parents. In Stereo:. )' 1111 Dey the Unlvorte Changed: A p.,..nal VIby Jomea Burko ICCI James Burke takei a look at oarwin'a theory of evalu· tion and how It was adap1ed to fit capitalist America , Nazi Germany and Soviet 'Russia. (60 min.) @ MOVIE: 'Hold The Dream' Part 2. 8 :05 C1J MOVIE: 'Morooned' 8:30 G C2J@ Fomlly Tlot ICC) ) ~----~~------~ 81 Home . Improvement• 8A8EMENT .• WAYERPAOOFiNG ' Unconcltklrntl llfellmt guerln· ' tH. Local rtf~rencea funiilhed . t frH tltlmlll:tt.' CiH collect ; 1·114· 237·0488.- diV Or night. Roger• B•••m•nft t Weterprooflng. .::_::.:..:....:..:..._::__ ___ ,. SWEEPER and sewing mldrlne ' r-,alr, plftl. 1nd tuppllts. Pk:k up •nd d•lhlery, Oavl1 Y..:uum Cleaner. one half mile up1 GtorgM Crtek Rd. C.ll 814· 441·0294. EEK&MEEK RON'S Ttllvlslon Service . HouH ellis on RCA. Ou111r, GE . s,...;~ing in Zonkh. C.ll 30•· 6'11-2398 or 514-441· 2414. Fttty Tree Trimming, lli.lmp ramov11. Call lOot-871· 1331 . I TARCAV ••P• RINGLES'I SERVICE . riet'letd c~rpenter, Mlctrldan, m110n. pllln11f'. rooflngllnctud· lng hot ttr eppllcatlonl 304· 175· 2088 Of 175-7147. MORTY MEEKLE AND WI;.:.:,:NT..:.:H::.R::.O.:..P:...__ _" . '. AOtery Of ceblt tool drilling. Moat wt11 c:omplttld teme day. Pump "'" end ,..,.ice. 304· 8111i·3802 '-...1.-.1......1.-.I.,......L.-J MRS. 5Te:N6LE'5 GOT A 6HARP6HCOTER'5 EYE ... .----------, AND AN ARM I..II<E A CA.NNON. ,. TO~Y SHE TOCKQ.JT THREE KIDS WITH ONii CHALKBOt\RD EAA6ER . tSI~,;• by ~n~ Monica BARLOW CAN"T COOK \NORTH A HOOT, PAW !! ELVINEV and ""l •.~ -------~-- · R & M Custom Cpuch.. end ' ; Reupholtllf'Y, St. At. 7, Crown 1r City, Oh. 114·2151· 1470. Eva. · 1 814·441-3438. Open_d1lly 8 to ·. · . II.Sat . 9 :30to1 :30. 01danew f Uphoetertd. fr•• ..; .•. . lll The Haneymoontf'l 11:30 e til llJl Tonight Show Gut« hol1· Jay Ltno Wll· A01y Irving. COftiH (80 min.) In StoiWO. I IEz~ Mf!P In Clitltnn.U ~----*~-;c-o· · News . Nlghdlne t+ Pass 2+ Pass 3+ 4t 3+ Db I. · Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: 1. Soulb 3t Pass Pa·u +K L __________.....J to late r enjoy the long clubs, and she would be held to eight tricks. BuL oo one ever said Lhere wasn't a lot of luck in bridge, and Amalya Kearse took ev· ery advantage of her opportunily. .. · .,.e .. 25 Ready 31 'l'yp• s ize 26 Rack out 32 Gauge 27 Shopping 36 Rivouac place need 28 Recompense 38 "Gunga-" ( 1) 0 30 Money s . 4 -session 1-.-4-4-+-...f.! ·' ... b-4-+- lilt .• ••. One letter stands lor another. In lhis sample A i.s used the three L's X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters, for apoalroPbes the iength and fonnalion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 12-4 D R EZWHW "X T A Q W, F EZFO BWWVWH L R N 0 8 VWD 8 WF B , PFD k WD K F S W X A E YAQADT FDA RWFB KWD YAQW . - GRZD EF C YRH Yeaterdoy'1 Cryptoquote: BODY WEIGHT IS DIRECI'LY PROPORTIONATE TO TilE TASTE BUD RESPONSE. - SOURCE UNKNOWN mltk PEANUTS Eut AXYDLBAAXR IILONG.FELLOW e • (IJ M"A'S'H (I) Arnerloo Tolloy 1111 Dey tho Unl¥1rot Chon~tc~: P-.ol Vltw by J - BIIIM ICC) Thla progrom looks 11the rtlo· tiohlhlp betwun the rise of ~ern ll'tMicine and the lnvtrntlon ef ttltia1ics. (60 fnln .) Nortll DAILy CR YPI"OQUOTES- Here's how to worlt It: Lttr • ...: Wesl Nome", e.g. 1D Knoll Lending ICC) Grog offers Ben e job as Peter's pren secretary while Paige seti out to an1re Peter. {60 min.) 1111 (l1) NtWI 10:30 (I) llll Cooby Show .(IJINNruwt , IHI ·Tony Brown'• Journal 10:41 (I) MOVIE: 'llrtgh1 11:00e!Il!llG!Il®IIIIDl @Nowo (I) Hordcaotlo ond McCor· Co1i ; limenont. grav1l, etc. o.Jivertd 1 ton 1nd up, Jim • ~, Llni•, 304·1711-1247 or 87&- ; -'t 7387. .. . Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 42 Consumed 43 Afford 44 .launly min.l :1 'AQJ tAJ764 +s 41 "Caro ICC) The changing roles of blacks in economics and politic• are examined. (60 Watttrlon'• Weter H1uling, ,. :. reuonabl• re ~e • . immediate '\ 2.000 gsllon delivery, cluwnt, •, POOls. well, etc. ceH 304-!571· ·, Mowrey'• Upholtttirifto Hrving trl county erea 21 Y•••· Tht best In furnitur1 upholltering. Call 304 ~ 171 - 4184 lor 11tlm1tt1. 31 Scrape (J) (I) Atricona: Olobol Africa Ill • K7 8 2 in the-" 35 Procure 37 Oo buslnes.• min.) 1 SOUTH class 111 (IJ Odd Couple ·i • Q 53 2 +AK3 33 Oe m·s o ppone nt 34 "CaLcher hit ;epresentation in their divorce. (60 min .) . i~ Stereo. (I) g (I) 20120 (CC) (60 Jem11 BoytWttwS.rvic.. Also POOl• tilled. Call 114'·256· 1 141 or 114·441·1175 or 114-4. .. 7111 . .3 24Active 241 Risque 27 Mothe r 28 Apiece 29 Rlvd. 30 Bo xing weight chuge, a nervous Becker must contend with his par· entl both of whom seek 0 Ganaral Hauling EAST +Q8 4 .986542 · • 10 +Q9 8 WEST +AJ10 5 3 22 Had dinner Deolgning Women . 1 0 :00 8 C2J@ L.A. Law Wh1le Kulik hopei to save a Yt· alent man frem 1 murder THAT BISCUIT RECIPE SHE GAVE Me CAME OUT BURNT t K98 +JI07>42 THOMAS JOSEPH 23 Poop 8 BARNEY ' .K 10 7 16 "It's - for 10 Kindness Me ID Say" 14 Evaluale 18 Greek 17 United le tter 20 Trim 19Complain 23 pltasmtry 21 Shea e athlete Z4 Numerous sery rhyme. (60 min .) Pert I '1 t :30 (I) @ Nltht Court In Stereo. I)J Gl ., ACROSS DOWN I Type of rug I Measure 5 Encourage 2 Greek poet 9 Complete 3 Expiate II C urse 4 Pistol (sl.) 12 Ham up 5 Subside a"role 6 Naughty 13 Snake 7 Native 15 Write 8 Unslable Marple Investigates a mysln~tolving a child's nur- Upholatery I NORTH Jurist, author and bridge experl Amalya Kearse has now added " world champion" to her list of titles by wm· ning the World Women's Pairs with partner Jacqui Mitchell lasl Septem· bef in Miami. Today's deal shows Amalya warming up for lhat event by ma~ing four diamonds doubled in lhe Mixed Pain the week before. When defender West, the doubler, started Lhe club king and then Lhe ace, Amalya ruffed and chose tbe right Une ol play by leading the Jack of dia· moads. West p!ayed low, declarer played low from dummy, and the 10 appeared from East. Declarer played a diamond to dummy's nioe and ruffed another club with tbe diamond ace. Amalya . now played a diamond to dllmmy's king and began running the clubB. Although West held off trumpins, eventually she had no choice ex· cept to ruff and take her spade ace, but Amalya hkd the rest and her dou· contract. As is so often the case, the defenders would have done much better if West had simply started trumps on the opening lead. Now there would not be enough entries to dummy for declarer tery ~~= ,.·· 87 I +9 By James Jacoby llJl Chllrt ICC) hOi· ane il humiliated when er poem Is rejected for a ma· gazine while Sam's poem concer.,lng Plumbing & Heating dellvllfY, 304·176-3190. I' 17 · .. A champion warms up Scott. 180 min.) Cll. Nove: Are You Swim· ml!lllln a &ewtr71CC) How u.s.cities deal with harbor ttry. rtmodtllng, room addition. cement block work, roofing, 1 lnttrior tnd exterior plinting, . tiding. Roofing. Free tltlmetes. 304-171-5441 Of 175-6112. . r j' 1a I James Jacoby min.) Ill) My.-v: Atotho Chrl" tle'e MIN Marple ICC) Miu Coel end llmtatone hauled .. Tromm Excavating. Call I 147'2-2328. 12 I BRIDGE pollution is examined. (80 T. L Wettr~Ntrv•nytimtPh . 114-388-9732 um• dly dllivory. omplolll lhe chuckle quoled . by filling In lhe missing WC¥c:fs you dOYelop from slop No. 3 below: · .C V PRINT NUMBERED· LEiTERS 11 IN THESE SQUARES I • oourl ot Oklahoma State (3 · hrs., 30 min.) Live. , , !IJG!IlColbyoiCC) Bills lover Kolya decides to defect. zach confronts Sable with a peinful question and cash rnust make a decision , Alhby Con,truction, cerpen. CARTEA "S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and·Pine O.Wpoiio. Ohio Phone 114·441· 3881 or 114· Ul-"17 I "IIDIfor·-. I)IYtng you up ' ''anywhan you get -1 A 1--, . 1,.:....;.;1....:..:..,;17:-TI....:..,-I is accepted. In Stereo. (I) 700 Club (!) College Foolboll : Ml" • ~ =======·~ A.J. and Rick take drltti.C me11uras to ptOtect ,I pa1r of boou111ul Grotk llignt II· tand•nts · who were whnesses .to a murder. (80 I'M STltL FAT. AXlR AOO lA1E. 9:00 Stlrks Tree and Lawn Service, Hedgu. sh,ubs, buehea trlmm1d, lendec1plng end 11Ump rtmOVII. laaf 'llmCNII. 304-871·Z010 Ml76· 2842 . .ided. ............. I ,. L.. r- In Stereo. I!J • 1DJ Slmtn & Slm~n AtJD I'M OJ A STRia DIE.1 .. AllGHT apG£1" MlD A RI61D S<I-I£DU.£ ... J Cot!, hev, wood. lumber, mile .. " ! things, 304-171·1724. • .. , 1711·4111. for Com· fort ALLEY OOP 1H7 OMC holt 1on. 6 cvt. "3 tpeld. MWftet Md. nM thfft•. .<MO.OO. 304-e71·4210. b•• · Oom~ 1981, 17 ft Trotwood camper! 11 ,000.00. 30.· 67&-7817. ---------... Coal. Mm11tone, sand and gravtl •.!' 1e71 Chivy ... ort whtll I ide Step pk*up, )10 twto, PI, looks and drlvta ' nice , U .•10.00. 304·1~·1718 or •· MocNol~l.threr Newol> Gil liZ llJI Whoel of Fortune .'· '(OU'/?E F·~~P! IIIII ...... _,d, n.ooo.oo. 304· 4f1·1713. 18e0. 'F-700 ford, 2 lon, 1• ft D'*' - - ..... 0&.60 . . -grouftd- wtth molti.OI) ••· I *71- pet· 304· 481-1031 . .... 1111 Motors Home8 & Campers 2818. I My nephew complaiilld llboUt the military achool he He clalml they ..-Y u,_, II"" .. ®Newo Four Atlu Studded Snow Th-11, L78x115 mounted on rim1. 160.00 each. 1204 Ohio St. 86 I •. R0 L8 I 1-~..:;-::~..;,_.., s .. I .' I~ · . I a(I) Nightly (I) People's Court Buolneu Report c & M Auto Paru. St. At. 110. ' 1 814-445·8227. "73 1o "80 · , Chevv truck ftndert. 134.915: ' doon U9 .00 ; t•llg•tu . ~ S59.00; bed tides, 11"715.00: . '81 to '86 . Chevy fender•. · , 149.00;' doors, 119.00; teil· ; gates, $86.00; '73 to '79 Ford truck fendera, 13&.00; ·so to '81 FOrd ftndart, S49.00; 73 to '81 ·ford ,ruck doon t75.00; t1llgttn. t75 .00. large sllle.:. lion of bodv Plrtlr. Truck1 for Sale ftM urv•....., , 82 .'110.00. 304·1171·4210. Grain Chrvslercaiii1•·,41-0tll. 1 Sll 2.2 Engine. Auto • AC. 1 1 .OOOml. like new t4,925.00 n• • Whitt Ferm Tr~ctOrs, ltll Price In AI'M. Sidtrt Equipment Co, Htncl•son. w. V•. 204·171· 7421 . ~ · L.,:..l E ..:;..i Home". QM Autom1tlc Transml1~0n1 & 79 1.-13..,..:1 Y....:.: . Iii) (IJ M'A'S'H IM'Igine, 2-door. 115,000 mW•. 1870-.. uth Dm•Y-8, nuur ..., ...u 11..,1_· _ _ 8 .., 0,.. • c:ompleteline of ustd l.:.go_o_d_PII_._11_6_. _1 _4.., tqulp~Mr~t. Llrgett •tltct6on In 1815 Turllrno. 2.2 1-apa.:l, 'POll ... tow.., AM-FM, ntw Antique Vie1orltn couch, n. . S.E. Ohio. dlepoint lovneat, weight btnch JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT tir• Ph. 114-441·3324. and we'clht•. 1971 Ford Torino ·CENTER. SA 31 W. GINipolit, 11it11 Mulltlrtg, new tlrll. ntw Squire 1t1tion wegon. 304-176· Ohio. C.ll 114·441-W777, IIWt. ,.mt, rtbult engine. EM:IIIent 1636. 114-4-Q-31582. Up ftont tree· condition. nooo. Phone 114tors with . .rnnty ov•,40 used 182_.78&7. Surplu1 tnaul11td cemft1ugt d•- tract on. 1000 toolt. cron covwltlit. tmell, medium, leru• 1215.00, XL UO.OO end 2 m~n ,oNeco ~tripper. P'"' 1813 Dodp Ch1r91r Shllby.l copy thl1 tdv .' C.rhwt. army t.IIO.OO .nd 1 Tobeceo etkrk ........ AC, PS, AM·FM. cell l1tut clothing. boot1. bibldenlm pull• •• &0.00. ""· 114·371· 304·182-22a5. t11 .00, Wrangler l•ckett. 1975 Mom• C1rto, 1100.00 . shin•. plain pocll.et denim pent• 2•z• Ro.nd bile fwdtr on salt now 304-171·1318 . 14 Oll. Stm Somtnrillt, June· tlon lndependance AD*~, Old SII.IO • 71.80, Applt gact 1880 Cutlue Suprtme. Pl. Pi, At. 21. Etat·RIVtn.wood. Fri, ftecl... 111.10 Alber Ferm 1 tilt S8t, Sun, 12:00·8:00PM, othllf' Supply Ph. 814-2415·1113 power wlndowt. cru ••· whMI, low mM11. 30-4·882· daYt after ·4:00 PM . Phone UTIUTY BlDG . SPECIAL: 2788 1fter7:00PM. 304-273-81615 or 304·175· 333... · 27'x31' d ' EA.VE with •!Wtng •71 Cordtbl. good cond, phont door 14.281.00 304·175-7871 call11 :00 AM . Wlnchnter 12 g1uge pump shot door • ...nee •tftld. oun, exc cond 1100.00. 2 Iron HorN Buildings Ph.814· 1977 Ch~ lmplla. ' door, on• elec Hondo II Let 332·97415. PS o•oo oo h ~ llart. , vIt ,I 00 , pPM one ul eopy wfth Cllt 1160.00. 1- -- -::-::c-:---:-- •uto• 304 e12 .2010 On• Acouttlc wit h Cflt F......·. JD4'0Donr. v v ., •w... • · a": · 11215.00. loth In good cond. blade, winch end c•ntpy. 1 eel C"""-tl 88, t600.00, 1980 Honde Odnaey 1400.00. Tromm Excevttlng. Cell 114- 3CM·I71-72150 . 304·A2·2821 . 742·2328. Weight bench end wtlghtt, hvdtv used, S80.00. 304·882· 2715 after 8:00. Auto Parts Accesaciries Budget tran1misaion1, uatd & 1 rebuilt. Tool convtrttrt & I trlntftr c.. n . Will deliver C11tt,.. : 6 Cerrv or lnsttll c•ll 114-378i.' 1 2220. ... Fllld R•l· Eflglllh lett•. mate, 3yra. ofd Ph., 114-2U·HI7 lfter.lp.m. H1nd mldt .olkl wtlnut Of chi!., gun o:oloinou. holds 10 gun11 phOne 3~-t1B·342 • . Andereen'a High PerformMCe wlndOWJ, 1tlll In certon. Nev., been uaed. 304-&75-.,.78. C111 •Iter 5 p.m. · 76 styiM, •llbf-Mdt, ettttRt.141 Gllllpo11•, Ohio •11131, Julie Webb, Ph. 614·448·0231 . AKC Regltltred le~lt pups. 7 Price Werl Htll price! Flllhlng wltks old. 8oth p•renll excel· arrow dgn• t2891 Ughted. ltnt hunt.-.. t&O. tlch. Clll non-1rrow t2791 Unllghttd 614·911·4450. 12391 Fr.. lttttnl • • locelty. Flctory : 1-800-423-0113, •nv· time. 67 Musical Chri1tm1i tree1 tor ult. Choou Instruments vour first rtte Whit• or Scotch Pine from Webers F•rms. Grown with cere. After Dec. 1, C.ll &14-n2-2143 .. 811dwln church org1n, 1300. Call 441-3181. Tony't Qun Aeplira, hot reblu• ing. Optn 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Yam1he 2o0 Gult1r whh 011e c.n 304-175-4131 . .,00.00 ""· 814·317·0172 . Shop for Chrlstmu with Dobro txctllent condition. Can FULLER IAUBH PRODUCTS. blstentt 111 Third Aw. oreal Cell304 -87&-1090. 514·441·1541 . Conet..e bfodtt ell alae• Y•d or .......... . . . . ..... Oolilpollo Block Co., 123M! Pint St., 1 Galllr.ll•. Ohio Call 814·441· Ktnmort portable full 1ln 278 . • 09PJMI10nt butcher block top dlehwnh•r . 1121.00 . 304· Pole Bulldlnu tiy Ou1llty Bulldert. Workthopt, Clfpont, 773-1211. 1nimal lhllheta, ' " " "· Fl'lt fltlmtttt . Phont 11•-314· Couch, lovMNt end rNintr, 1712. :1()4. 773-6455. Ltdv Groom & Supply Shop 1 (I) 'Tennla: 1881 NobiM...,. Round Robin from Madloon Square Gorden, · NY. l3 hri.) LIYO. i ___.:~~~--,:...- · ProfeNionll ltrvlce, all 1i til !llG CIJ ® GIIIDI (I) Big Volley ~===;::== ·· 7 4 . Mptorcycles :': 'I ·.1 F I MD 0 y I . II I '1 I I j,. .:.~ --ll I 2 1878 Chevy SWI, 4 wheef' : : drive, loaded, new 10-f!:"' tlr•, · 1 11.000 mllet. *3,800.00 or,fair. '' I offff'. 1918Jeepwlth'74. 1eyl I motor. E~trythlng nlw I 9Q:O.00 ....j or ftlr otter. 304-171-2142 1fttf I PM 171-2010. Fl-ood clllivorocl O.k • hick· orv.tpNt; HEAP voucher, pldtup lotd 136. Cilll14-.4 41-2223or · 814-«6-3028. Several piece~ antique litvtr, BMX Bikellkt new 136.00, a.., . Grin I• Hunting Bow & Arrow• & Quiver t40.00 Ph. 11•· 4!11· In R•cine, very nice 2 bedroom 9398. duplex . Fully Clrptltd. 1200. per month plut utilities. C1ll Maytag Dishwasher. like ntw. 2 816· 9•9-2801 or 114-1149- Acou•tlc GultiFI Ph. 614· 461· 2880. 06&8. '1/lifV nice 14x70 Wind110r, 2 bdr .. 114 bltht, Dinlne Am., unfurnlth..S. Wlttf pekl. rtfrla· emor end ttov•. Cell 246· • • krt in Fllrfltld Gledrlin TMtn. 3 hdroom, brsu• w•v. 2 c:• glf'qt, 1 'h acre •PP· 5 mit. fromHolzerHosipitelroute110 e-'111•· 311·9301 orl14· 388· 8706. 1 end 1 'h bedroom ept. IVIilllblt at Aiver•ldt for rent. B•lic rent starts at $179. plu1 utilltin .. •200. Mc:utlty depotlt required. Inquire It 01 ... 992-7787. 42 Mobile Homes for Sale •P'" Homes for Sale 7 Room 1, blth, full bum tnt. City School district, 3mi. from town, No p.ts, rtf. & depo11t required Ph. 114-'48-0143. For rent Sleeping Room• 1nd light hou1e keeping room1. P~rk Central Hotel. Cell 814-4480766. 34 31 Houses for Rent 46 TV room, ,2 blth1, aluniinum tiding. ttorm wlodowL can 304-675-1572. Pi~no Starks TrM 1nd Lawn Stnrice. H•dou . thrubl . bUih . . 1rimmed, llftdscapinv. •tump tnd l..t removal, 304-5782842 or &78-2010. 41 Mngr. E.H.O. Meneged US 00_.,:...·_________ _s_h"-'"' __ 2 1nd 3 bedroom eplf'tment• and hou"'Fumlshed In Pom•ov ' Of Mlddltport. or unfur· nlthed. P•v own utllltln. CeH deY• 114-992·2381 . Two ltory, 'NctroorM, ~bt"ths , new kitchen, newty redocretad. •271.00, d.,olk and refrences, 304·882·2096, ' Grti(l FHd Freuer Beef for sale C.I1 814-2&8,1181. Vanl The Oakt ApeDortm~: We 1rie nowhevlng1 oem .... mov• n tpecltl on rent & depoait. 1199 it .tl you Pl'l to move In for Decombor. 0.1 in on .... lotion 4 bedroom horne. tully ~ed . ntce, 3041-171 - ~ . clll 614·246-6064. Will do MWinu In my hom .. 73 . The =.::.._--'-~- Large ftrm houtt In country, 6 mil•· from tOW'n, frM 911, 304--&71·4800, 9:00 to 4:00 PM. Miscellaneous Wanted to Do Urge •pll'tmtnt. 2 bdr.;. fur· nithtd, cletr'l, wet• plld . lotlted on Mtln St. in Ch•hlrt. 1200. per month. "(:ell 241· 1818.' ' Apartment for rtm:. AI utllltlll ptld. · Next to Rio Grtnde College. 1221. P• month. C.ll !141-8883 . - - - - - -- - - , - Apanm~nta for rent f100 .00, •no.oo. noo.oo. Ph 304· 1575·15104. ..:_:..:__ _ _ __ -:-:--:08kwood IPtt. lnodern 1 bed· room unit•. S111.00 piLMI utili· u11, no pet1, lingle per10n pr81trred Ctll 614·441·20511 eft• 8~. m. CINn, well maintlintd, llumtnum sided, 3 bedrooms, 1YJ blths. formal dining. rte:. room. l•rvt m -In ldtchen. 2 c• u•t~~•· Ntw full .rfldtnt fur. 32 18 AperttMnt . for .Rent · · ' December 4, 1986 loan, I won,t be able to pay :,~·~~~;.~3~~~~~:~.~:.,r:~~ bv m~nag~rnlf'lt t~;:~==:;=:;:;:::-r;;=;~~~;.~;.;:'] Bilby Ctntrli School Di•· trict. 304-875-71&•. 44 Dupl-. . . . leoond. cerpMed. 3 , bocfroorn, LR, OR • . _ ldtchon & beth, weah• a dryer hook-up. 1285.00 mo. plua utllttlt1 • aecurltv depoth Ph , • •1•· 0180. Need I good people No availebl• Mperi~ncstornec11ury. bt lmmtdl••Mutt tm· ploymtnt. Hours .1pm tll10pm. S1 .200 Pit month. Gill for PtriOnll Interview aft• 10em l1•·.c.ti-7U1 . W~nted pi"'o pl.,·. It .C.n,• nery ynrtlld Chri~len Church. Pl . .e call 114-441-4438 Of 11'· 245·1472:. ' Airlin• now hk'ing. Fliaht At· t1111d.,t1, Agtntt. MlchMI'!=S. Cu11omer Strvict. SliM• to $10K. Entry lwei poltitk)rii.·CIII 1·806·887·6000 Eat A·880&. - -- - - - - - - l c Govemment jobe. S1$.fMO · 159, 230 yr. Now hiring. C.ll 80&-187-1000 Ext. A-9905 tor current fllder•lllst. Nolodl m1on 8 !! to contidrnut youtr co eo• .. ore you op ou call thtAnTIY' National Guerd 1of "" inlormltion on our educe· ,;on """''""" program. 304· 676 3950 842 3819 • . .. . OtRECTOR OF Lon""'"'m potition. Sttf tt•rt• with P•· tontlau.,...-ltlni budtet.-y. aldlls need~. •nd Knowledge of itCier•l•nd tttete licen•ure 1nd certlfiutlon rtgU· latlon, with 3 ' " " nursing menegement in long t•m c•e required. BSNoreq~hllltntwith Gtrontok:iilcel Nurting •P• rlenet or training dellred . 811..,negotitblt. 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Salid colors and stripes coat style top. <,:/ \\.~· ; l, 511.95 25 Cfints A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper •New questions .surround Reagan·involvemerit .by Honey Portraits LOW SALE PRICES - MEN'S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. December 5, 1986 .· Excellent quality- laminated tops. Buy only the pieces you need I Dressers - Desks -Twin Beds- 4 & 6 D111wer Chests- Lingerie Chests - Bunk Bed - Night Stends - Bachelor Chest. OIFT SALEI · 3 Sections, .40 Pages · Yol.36, No.160 · Copyrighted 1986 ·PHOTO SPECIAL . enttne ' at y •· 1 (;lear tonight, with a low In the lower 20s. Mostly su·nny Saturday, · wllh highs in -the middle :Ws. The probability ·of precipitalion is near zero . today through Saturday, 042 PICK-4- • OPEN STOCK (M· ~~~/. Daily Number . 8528 e(lte\\81\t· QU~ efr\end\y Sa\espeop\e •Servite After t"e Sale · If;'~~ Ohio .Lottery IN UVING COLOR . PHTOGRAPHER'S HOURS: FRI., ~EC. 5-11 TO 7 SAT., DEC. 6-10 TO 4:30 Pa1amas ....................... S9.59 · Reg. $l7.00 Van Heusen P.J.'s ........,S13.59 ,, , ".•• ' Iranians would persuade Moslem extremists In Lebanon to release six American hostages inCluding Beirut CIA station ·chief William Buckley. The Re\C, Benjamin Weir was the only hOstage' freed In September 1985, Buckley's captors announced in October 1985 that he was dead. ' · Meese said Reagan was "Informed generally" of the first shipment after the fact. The president did not make ,a lormal decision or "finding" approving the shipments until January 1986, Meese said. House and Senate leaders announced Thursday they will form two new panels to Investigate the scandal. White ijouse spokesman Larry Speakes, who announced Thursday he was leaving his job for Wall Street In February, said Reagan would walt for a recommendation from both Republicans and . By DANA WALKER . WASHINGTON (UP!) -New questions were raised today as to President Reagan's first Involvement In secret arms shipments to Iran. The. New York Times reportecj that former ' national ·security adviser Robert McFarlane testified Monday belore a senate panel that Reagan approved In aqvance the arms sales, contrary to what Attorney General Edwin Meese said In his bombshell Nov. 25 news conference that first disclosed the diversion of arms sale profits to the Nicaraguan rebels. Quoting three unidentified sources familiar with McFarlane's closed-c!oor testimony, the newspaper reported that jl,jcFarlane said Reagan used him In August 1985 to Inform braeli representatives the president would '"condone" an Israeli arms shipment. · The first shipment of missiles was made the following month with U.S. officials hopeful the attorney general's requ est that il appoint an Democrats before deciding whether to call indepehdent counsel to take over the criminal Congress back. . ,Reagan scheduled a meeting with Republican · investigation, and an announcement was ex· pected as early as today. leaders today and White tJouse spokesman Dan Meese, under crlticjsm for his role in the probe, . tJoward said, "We're still discussing the idea" of a special session of Congress to start work on the took the unusual step Tuesday of publicly announcing his decision to ask for the independent formal Investigation. Senate Republican leader counsel, as It is called by law. The job is simUar to Robert Dole of Kansas favors an immediate that of the special prosecutor who conducted the session but Senate Democratic leader Robert Watergate investigation. Byrd of W~st Virginia wants to await the new FBI Director William Webster told reporters Congress when Democrats wUI control the Senate. Thursday that Meese waited four days after the discovery on Nov. 22 of a key National Security With questions remaining about the exact Council document that Indicated Improper staff structure of Capitol Hill Investigations, Indica· lions mounted that an Independent counsel soon activity before he asked the FBI to enter the wUl be named to determine whether any criminal investigation. Webster said Meese turned down his routine offer of assistance Nov. 21 when wrongdoing oq:urred In the Iran-Contra Reagan first ordered the attorney general to find connection. out all the details of the arms sale. A special three· judge panel was considering the Pictures ytMI Be lladc llfore O!rislmas MEN'S SPORT SHIRT SALE Our tntin st•k of Caatltt Tapes is rttlucttl for this wttktnd. lily now for Christmas. lEG. 15.7. to S15.79 SALE to SAVE NOW MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT-1ST FLOOR BIG SELECTION - FINE ouAun B leouliful Hltclion in lizt S 11414'/d,MOS-I5'!d,LII 6. 16 ,M and XL 07-17'1!1. Fino quality, fvH cut anti tapered llyle. · , I IUS Sport, Shirts ............. sll.81 116.95 . Sport Shirts ............. 113.48 111.95 sport Sh'lrts ............. 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Y'llit our House.- D11 hwnt onthtfintflooraMIOvtGIICoollwart, eltctricalwlancor, dithn. ~ mlcrowa .. . _ - . , 1111111. pocbt , Sole $525 to Save $4650 .- DENIM JEANS luy lee and Wrangler ltgular fit and 1111n'1 fit sizts 29 Ia 50 waist. luy your favorite now and SAVE ON HOUSEWARES :Leading consumer advocate ;urges veto Qf -tort measl.lre By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter . COLUMBUS <UP!) - Consu· · mer groups and trlallawyers 'are ·. lrying to Induce Gov. Richard F. : Celeste to veto. a comprehensive · overhaul of Ohio's civil justice and Insurance regulation sys, tel'l'\s. saying the bill would · restrict the rights of workers and : consumers to obtain fair compensation for injuries. , The bill, recently passed by the General Ass~bly, Is 011 jts wa)l to,tlle gov""'nor's desk for action. "Your role as· governor Is to uphold fundamental principles of access to justice, not to yield to a slamjlede of assertions without evidence · and unwarranted as. saults on victims' rights," consumer advocate Ralph Nader said 25°/o WOMEN'S """•u•'" Miss·THE Low SALE PRICES ON THESE QUALITY, ITEMS Women's Dresses Children's Coats Women's SIHpwear Entire Stock Jewelry Coty Fragrances Children's Snowsuits 1Angel Treads Cozy Boots little Girls' Dresses. CHAIR SALE Quality Berklint rtclilws, Nctric pawtr rtdintn, rock-a-loungers and wafl-awar rtdinerL Aha on sale it our entire stoclc of sw1"f r•ktrs and wood rDCkerL · frH Dtlinry for Christmas -. 1/4 OFF ALL CHAIRS MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS Abit ttlection of colors and palttrns ill paly cott011 blends and flannt!L RCA Stereo V'Hieo Cassette Recorder ltgUior, tall and bill sizn. 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Nader said the legislation will ·The Ohio Public Interest Cam· do nothing to guarantee the paign said the bill should be availability of liability Insurance vetoed because it · "severely at reasonable rates, but will limits" the rights of victims to . subject courtroom justice to collect ·damages from accidents "!actors o! power and money." caused by defective products and "This legislation will freeze the companies' negligence. evolving potential of Ohio's com· Trial lawyers maintain the mon law. the compassionate legislation would wreck the deli· evolution of which has deterred cately balanced civU justice unsafe practices, disclosed system. dangers to a wider public, and The bill was pass~!!! In holle5 of expanded respect for huma!lllfe ensuring available and .afforda- · that dlsUnaullhes OIU' countey ble commercial 11alllllty lnsu· !rorntmost Other nations,'' Nader ranee by cutting down on the wrote. OPIC issued a handbill headed number of frivolous lawsuits and with a skull and crossbones and excessive damage awarjls. "I urge you to be the leader the caption: ~ 'Never Again." It your Intellect can have you be said recipients should write and side with the Injured or sick Celeste and request a veto. OPIC said the legislation would victims, not the overcompensated Insurance executives, and restrict Ohioans right to protect veto Substitute Senate Bill 330, as themselves against such hazards amended," Nader told the as asbestos. the Dalkon Shield, dioxin, Agent Orange and the governor. explodlng Ford Pinto. "Otherwise your -legacy here "Most legislators who voted wUI be long remembered in anguish by harmed people and by for It really did not know what it a less safe Industrial system would do," said the handbilL subject to fewer deterrent Trooper Daniel L. Hopkins Post selects ' top trooper Trooper Daniel L. Hopkins, 27, has been selected 1986 "Trooper o! the Year" by his pee~s at the Gailia·Melgs post o! the Ohio Highway Patrol. The announcement was made today by Lt. Dan Hend· erson, post commander. Hopkins was selected in recognition of outst ~nding service during 1986. The selection was based on leadership abilities. pro!esslqnal ethics. courteous treat· ment of others, enthusiastic work attitude and cooperation with supervisors, peers and the general public. Hopkins is now a candidate for district qnd state awards, to be announced later. Hopkins joined the G-M post In 1984 after graduating from the palrol academy. Originally · from Augusta, Ky., Hopkins graduated !rom Bracken County High School. He attended Eastern Ken· tucky University, where he earned an associate degree In police administration. He served as a police officer on the Augusta Police force two years prior to joining the Ohio State Patrol. Hopkins and his wlfe Teresa reside on Rt. 2, Gallipolis. TV COMPETITQRS - The Melp High School Quiz Team will be on television Saturday evening, on Cbiulnel 15, MAP, Parkersbur , W.Va., in . -. !W"''II lit SoCiety." , lnclu~ed In lhls teleYised .honor program; lor seniors only, are 20 learns !rom 20 'r Reagan spokesman will step down WASHINGTON !UP!)- White others as victims. House spokesman Larry Speakes, on the !Iring line lor The resignations later in the almosi six years, is heading to day of White tJouse drug policy Wall Street In a move he adviser Carlton Turner and describes as coincidental to the White House physician T. Burton crisis that confronts President Smith did little to quell rumors of ' Reagan. a po~sible staff exodus. Praised by Reagan for "cool· "These are three unrelated · ness under pressure" and "pro· resignations," said deputy White fessionallsm and effectiveness at House press secretary Albert times of crisis and ' calm, " Brashear. "None of the them has Speakes announced Thursday anything to do with one another." that he is going to work Feb. 1 for Interior Undersecretary Ann the Wall Street giant Merrill Dorr McLa ughlin, who worked Lynch & Co. for White House chief of staff "A great opportunity pres- Donald Regan at the Treasury .ented Itself and I took .It, " Department, was considered a Speakes said -In an Interview. "I strong candidate to replace wanted to be certain the presl· Speakes. who may triple his dent was comfortable with my $75,100 salary on Wall Street. decision and my timing and he Other possible contenders In· was." elude: Sheila Tate, a. former The announcement was not press secretary to Mrs. Reagan ; unexpected, but served to fuel Brashear, and Gary Schuster,. a speculation that the scandal over former Detroit News and CBS arms sales to Iran and diverted News correspondent now work· profits to Nicaraguan rebels lng as a consultant to the White would hasten departures of some House. White House aides - or claim Another potential candidate, COLUMBUS . (UPI) - The larger - not significantly larger. Ohio lieutenant governor's of· It's a very constrained budget," flee, vacant since July 1985, Is she said. being spruced up for Lt. Gov.· Leonard Is looking for a chief of elect Paul R. Leonard, who will staff and a receptionist. He move In Jan. 12, becoming the already has hired Beckl Bean, office's !irst occupant In 18 Allen's secretary, as his sche· months. duler and director of constituent Leonard, the mayor o! Dayton, affairs. is conducting job Interviews Suzanne Fraley; executive sewhile his quarters across the cretary to former Celeste chief of corridor from the governor's stall Raymond T. Sawyer, will office are cleaned, repainted and fufill the same role for Leonard's recarpeted in part. chief of staff. Jan Alien, deputy chief of staff to Gov. Richard F. Celeste, ~s directing the transition. She said some new furniture may ·be purchased and that the refurbish· lng will cost $6,000 to $7,000. "Primarily, Paul's going to make do with what's there," said Allen. The lieutenant governor's of· flee has $197 .2651n its budget this fiscal year even though there Is no lieutenant governor. The last lieutenant governor. Myrl H. Shoemaker , died In 1985 shortly after the current budget was enacted. Celeste and Leonard have said that the new lieutenant governor wUl play a key role In economic development and will serve as the administration's liaison with local governments and the bus!· ness com~Runlty. , "The governor and Paul are working on the development of what his role will be," $31d Allen. Allen Is preparing the lieu ten· ant governor's budget request, which must be su bmltled this week to the state Office of Budget LOG REINDEER - Melule Slethem of the Shade Valley and Management. Council of Floral Arts, who Ia alsa a parent volunteer at the Chester The current two-year appropriElementary School, worked with Mal')' Ja Buckley's class to ation Is $394,429. and Allen said create a log reindeer lor a lawn decor Ilion. Here Harvey Bartlmus the new one wUl be "a little bit ftnlahes ofi"Rudolph" with a bright red nose. ·. I area schools. Meigs will be up against the quiz learn !rom Fort Frye In Saturday's program. right, are Meigs Quiz Team From lett •· I'Midi _ilf} r L8t•,·"-UCilJW,'DeliliJW•h and Jennl Swartz, and th~lr advisor, Rita Slaven. Marlin Fitzwater, press secretary to Vice President George Bush, scotched talk Wednesday that he would succeed Speakes. Denying he was "abandoning ship," Speakes said the Iran arms-Contra aid uproar, which has created a massive public relations problem, was the reason he decided to delay his departu re until Feb. 1. " I wanted to stay on for a longer period than one normally would have, " he said. "The 60 days will give us an opportunity to talk to the public. I am convinced the president has been doing the right thing and I think by the time I leave we'll have pu1 a lot of this behind us ." Speakes, 47, who will become senior vice president for commuplcatlons for Merrill Lynch, said he took pride in having buUt "a press office as good as any that has ever been" and said, "If I could wrile my epitaph, it would read: 'He told the truth. Always. " ' lawn children. They made colorful bows them to lhe tree. Taking part In Ihe project lrom the left, Shain Lo.clar, Raymond Tipple, Tommy Shuler, Travis Cain, ..arvey Bartlm\18, Thomas Baslm, Alex Dowler and Tom McKlty, wllh teecher Mary Jo Buckley. ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 4, 1986 athey cowen steinmetz