https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dbd5082f6d81e0302f4f5828f01218b7.pdf a21887d0ab6690b3301129592bc94c74 PDF Text Text 76 Auto Parts 81 & Acca sao ria.s Home Improvements Old otyiO Chevy Ralleys, 304-875-6858. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING 79 Motors Homes & Campers St:rvlct:s 81; Home Improvements 81 B. & 0. Home Improve· menlo, vinyl siding. olumn liding. continuout gutter, tered in roam additions, soffit and Ohio. All WOfk guaranteed. Call 304-273- replacement windowo, 304· 2811 . Ravenswood. W. Vo·. 676-2844. 1..:.......:..----:-Servk:e. Carpentry , Remodeling, HousecallsonRCA.Ouazar, Room Addition, All building GE . Specielin9 In Zenith. . repairs. Cement II Block Call 304-576-2398 or 614446-2454. work. Free Estimate. 304676 -4322. Fetty Tree Trimming. stump Tree trimming end removal. Insured. free aatimatBI, reasonable r1te1, 304·676· removal . Call 304-676 · 1331 . RINGLES 'S SERVICE. ex- Unconditional lifetime gua- rMt•· Local refer.,ces furniahad. Free estimates. C11ll cclloct1 ·814·237· 0488. doy or night. Rogers ....ment w.t.rproofing . D.end M. Contractors. Vinyl .idino. replacement windows. insulating, roofing, new end remodeling, con - 82 83 Plumbing Excavating Business Services & Heating Inside: CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourdt and Pine . Golllpolla. Ohio Phone 814-448-3888 or 614· 446-4477 86 By the Bead ••••••••••••• Page 5 ·C1i•4f!eds ,; ...... Pages6, 7,- 8•. General Hauling . 1----....,---- Colralca-n' .............'.Pap I JIM'S PLUMBING Ito HEAT- Jomoo Boys Water Sorvico. lNG. At . 1, llox 366, Galli· . llloo poola filled. Coli 814· polio. Coll614-367·0678. 218· 1141 or 814-448· 1175 or 814-448·7911 . 83 Deatlli ...~ ............... Page 10 cian, mason, painter, roof· Hncluding hot ur applicotion) 304-675-2088 or 675-7368 . Edliotiai ..................P&~e2 4" Sewer .~ ........... $3.70 4'' Ell ................... $1.00 Sport& .............. Pages 3, 4, 6 1" 160# Water ...... 19• Excavating EYE IHE WANT ADS FOR GREAT BUYS Get your carpet in ship 1hlpe with Captain Steamer, furniture cleaning-water demege ing 1" Gas Pipe ............. 11' "F'" Dtll~~tg" • PH. 304-295-7845 Mineral Wells, W. Va. Residential Windows • Awning, 20 Pet. off on insulated replacement win· dow, vinyl and steel aiding. 405 Main St. downtown Pt. 2010. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Most wells completed same day. Pump sales and service. Pla81ont. 304-675-5262. J.A.R . Conllruction Co .. Rutland. Oh . 814-742 2903. Basementa, Footers. Concrete work. Backhoe' 1, Diner &. Ditcher. Dump • Limt~tone. tand, gl"a'lo"el, house coal. 1 ton & up. 304-895 -3802 Probe odor complaint in Racine area 814-367-7750. Fred 's Bldg. 'nd Remodel- J.and l. lnste)lation. RoofIng, vinylsidintl. storm doors end windows. Free esti- ing, basements, porches, roofing, siding, painting, leveling trailers, satisfstion guaranteed, 304 - 773 · Real Estate General Dump truck. hauling aer- vice, 304-676-3190. 87 91T6 . Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Soc. Avo., Goilipolla. 814·448-7833 or814·448· 1833. Real Estate General • R I M Furniture M•nufac- 1urlng, St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. Coli 814·28814'70, call Eve. 614·446· 343B . Old .& now Uphollored. PIIU IIDUUD TO $SS.OOO OWNER MOVING TO FARM- Excellently located 3BR brick ranch in Mills Village. Oiher leatures include LR, FR, equpped kitchen. 2\\ baths, full basement, l0•20 cowered patio, wery nice flat fenced back yard . Make an ~pomtment lo see lhis one today. Ferguson'• , Health Department and EPA landfill. respresentatlves have been In Also, m tons of slag was hauled Racine concerning a complaint of from Foote Mineral to be used lor odor from the sewer district chip and seal work on the cemetary manhole along I:tt.' 12!1. It was road and other vUlage streets Rizer reported at last week's regular reported. meeting ot Racine VUiage Cooncll Thorllef Bentz met wtth council that I!Je representatives were In and volunteered to help work oo the contact with a memberd.thesewer drain along Rt.124 from the corner board and Jndfcated they would to near Bentz's Shirt Shop. CouncU continue to monitor the problem. accepted his offer. Council approved the Board of Council decided to watt untO atter Public Affairs recommendatiOn to the first of the year to Install a notexerclaetheoptlons to purchase telephone at the Shrine Club property near the aerator building. buUdlng. Councilman · Carroll Teofored, It was also reported that permits who represented the vUiage at lhl' to cut up free wood on the Shriner's recent public hearing lor county Park property are available from Community Development Block the village clerk. The park was Grant funding, reported the vU- recently deeded to the village. !age's application lor funds has won In other matters, council com· !lrstroundapprovalfromthecounty mended tlie young peopole of the commissiOn. community for good behavior Alfred Lyons, town marshall, during Halloween. No major Inc!-· reported he had six arrests (five dents or vandalism were reported . speeding and , one for pas51ng a Also, council reminded residents school bus), collected $31lln booos. l that this week's trash collection wUI lnvestlgated four accidents, had :It ., bedelayedadaybecausethecounty calls, answered 10 complaints and rAndflllls closed for Veterans Day. traveled439mllesdurlngthemonth CoucU recessed untD 7 p.m. 1 ,. • Meao:\ay, NOI/tmber....I,'O!It Q(Qc1obl!l:, , . • ; - - Sttfi!I' Corinnlssloner Glen Rizer lngwDI be held attheShrlner' sPark reported that during October he bulldlngandresldentsarelnvltedto hauled 17load.!t dtrash to the county attend. Uphollttry, 304-87&-6472. SUNDAY PUZZL.ER ~l~=~~you're trying to co1m111'<>1Tise eluded location while ttill being enough to walk to town . This immaculate 3-5 bltdroom home isoneof 1 kind. Very spacious floor plan also allows 3 full .. th1, family room with woodbumer insert, large liv· ing room with fireplace, formal dinina. 2 car garage ACROSS ond lorve dock ovoriooking 5 acres of privocv lwoodo). Your wife will lowe it and your kids couldn 't have a better piiCI to grow up . And after all, isn 't that what m1kes you happy1 Give u1a call . Owner will consider any offer. 169,900 . WHY SEnLE FOR TELLING THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WORLD? Ask Yourself litis Question-Then Lnt With Us Wistrnon Real Estate Aaencv - 446-3644 Real Estate General •Willis T. Leadingham. Realtor. Ph. Home 446-9539 Canaday Realty . .446-3636c.A~ PH. OFFICE 4411-7699 NEW ON THE' MARKET Ideal home for family. 7rms. . 3 bedrooms. 2 balhs, modern kitchen . Nice landscaped lot. Countv water and sewer. City school district. Call tor more mlormat1on. Nice home. #630 8£AUTIFUl RANCH HOME- 3 B£0ROOMS. 2BATHS,FORMAL DINING. EQUIPPED KITCHEN, FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM, FUll BASEMENT. AITACHED 2 CAR GARAGE WITH AMPU: STORAGE. 5ACES. FRONTAGE ON NEW RT. 160 AND OLD 160 AND CLARK CHAPEL ROAD. BRICK HOME- 25 ACRES In Country. 7 moms, 4 bedmoms, 2 aths. heat puffll. Sieel doors, double glass roll windows. country ~tchen with lots and lois ol cabinets. Full asement-fin~hed . Out· side buildilgs: one 811'118', one 8'112'. one 9'xl2'. 18 assorted lru~ trees. Many other features. SEe it now. tJtly $59,910. #642 COUNTRY STYL£ HOME In very good condition. Corner lot, appro•. I ~ acres level land. Metal barn, 45'•45', 8 room home. 3llldrooms. 2 bath, rooms, appro•. 1750 9:J. ft. ollivi'lg space. mod. kitchen. fi . · replace. basement. tural water system. Family type home close to grade school. Phone now lor appointment. 11633 BRICK RANCH ON 16 ACRES $98.000 :... 4 OR 5 BED· ROOMS FAMILY ROOM OFFICE OR DEN. 2 COf<t'lfTE KITCHENS, NICE BARN. SUITABLE FOR HJRSES VERY NICE!! SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT. 3.2 ACRES WITHIN 'h MILE OF GAlliPOliS Also 8 room home. up to 4 bedrooms. il needed, white vinyl s1ding (no upkeep), nat. gas forced air furnace, city water, large block garage, up lo 4 cars. nice heated large green house. All of lh1s plus apples. pears. chenies. plums. and peach trees. In Gallipolis and Green Twp. Be the lirst to see all ol this. SOMEONE . WANTS YOUR. HOME AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALL US!! CADMUS- VERY PRETIY RECENTLY REMODELED RANCH . HAS BEAUTIFUL CARPET, EAT·IN KITCHEN. FUll BASE· MENT. GREAT BUY AT $32.000. DOWN 1 Having a flat breastbone 2 Assumed name 3 Agreeable 4 Dawn goddess 5 Sforzando: abbr. 6 Fastens 7 Spoken 8 Equality 9 Bone 10 Recollect 11 Perverse laney 12 That man 13 Imitated 14 Earn 15 Wild ass of india 16 Possessive pronoun t7 Steamship: abbr. 21 Buccaneers 22 The "Cotlon State" 23 Location 25 Valle 27 Group of persons 28 Put on one's guard 30 Difficult 31 Cure 33 Gave up 35 vessel 36 Depend on 37 Roman garments 39 Bone of body 41 Conduct 42 Lifeless 44 Buckels 47 Paper measure 48 Baker's producls 49 Tubes 50 South American animal 54 Chastise 55 Force 56 Aromas 59 Dorman! 60 Fish limbs 61 Tellurium symbol 63 Transaclion 66 Earth goddess 67 Belonging to me 68 Bitterly scornful 70 71 72 73 Lassos Persian hal Fruit drink Communion plates 75 Walked unsteadily 77 Betore 78 Nahoor sheep 80 Mud 83 Erase: printing 88 Tract of waste land 88 Cove 89 Want 90 Railroad : abbr. 91 Mother 94 Vapor 96 Babylonian deity 98 Bother 99 Pretentious homes 100 Raise 102 Burning coal 104 Holm oak 105 Overlook an opportunity 106 Ingredient 107 Render insane 109 Rent 111 Asphall and Iron. e.g. 112 Winter vehicle 113 Detest 116 Convene 118 French tor female friend 119 Uni1s of Italian FOOl'BAU HONOREE! - MetniN!os · at Soutbl!nl'a SVAC CJtamplon football team 'rooelved !pi w ·lioaan tltutng Sat!trda,y's · · . _ , _ banque(: Plelured are!IEIIIonJlmtnJ' Wolle, SeanGn.....,r, Healh 1011, Brian Freeman, Mickey 1\adler, Eric Thoren; Baek-Kelley Grue!er, ScoU Wlcldlae, Jay ProOllt, .Jeff Connolly, SOU'DfERN CHEERLEADERS - Tltele, glrl!J lned the ttldeiiiM;& ·ll1rotllhollt the l'!l'llild CIIIIJIIIIIp, eheerln11: Southem'• Tornadoes to live COIIIIOOUIIve leape vlctorlra. Sealed left to rlll:ltl are Kbn Adams, Veterans pay tribute to others GREAT LOCATION FOR A NEW HOME Spring Valley Subdiw~ion . Two latge lots, each lot is 101.8 by 111.2 c1ty water. city sewer, and natural gas are available. Special this week. Call now. ' '456 , LUXURIOUS County estate with 3 Indiana stone fireplace. including one 1n a master surte. 4 BR total. 2\\ baths, 112 acres more or less. Just short d~tance lrom Gallipolis. This wstom built log home features nea~y 3700 9:J . ft. of beaullfully deco!ated and well planned living. Stunning living and dining area wrth beauliful hardwood lloors. The lovely kitchen is lully equipped and designed for convenience. Central heating and air. Attached g.~rage. Includes 5 room caretaker hK"fo @1985 United Feature Syndlcale i Shuler, Rear - Advisor Sandra Baer, Tracie Beegle, J11 Ne-_e, Kellf . Rizer, Jl!sijea Evllll8, 1111d Monica HW. Ab8eotl WM Aitpe ~1!11. IIIIer was honored alle!llor member of the !qlllld. · as brvtlle Marks, 37, a resident of Sclpkl Township Rd. 5· (HIU Rd.) . ~ar Camtiter, apparently commilled suicide late Suli:lay or early ·. .Moll!iay · according to .the ·Meigs .County Shefiff's Deparlment. Marks' 11-year old daughter found h1m hanging In the family garage about 6:45 a.m. this morning. DeputY Kenny Kleln ;of the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, received a call about 7 a.m. from Joe Marks, a brotherrlthevlctlm. Klein arrived at the scene about 7:22a.m·.: According to Klein, members the vlctbn'. .s family said he left their· trailer late last night alter threatenIng to commit suicide. No one In the: iamlly.was sure ottheexact time he-: left the home. Klein did not know the approxi-: mate time of death. . Coroner James Conde arrtved a~ the scene about 8:10a.m. ·' The body was removed to ari Athens funeral home. ot: ' ~ Board releases longwaU results .\ - . I ~ ..... By United Pres8lntemallonal Drilled w'ell with electric puffll. Paneled walls. carpeting and fino. Hurry. Priced $26,!100. #635 m LIJ Connolly, Most Improved; and Sean Gn.eser, 110 Peroent Award. Rochelle Davlll, Carrtlaa IIBI; Aln!U Cardone, Usa Pope, and Dina 42 ACRES IN COUNTRY AUDRY F. CANADAY. REALTOR IARY FlOYD. REALTOR, 446· 3383 25 LOCUST STREET. GAlliPOliS. OHIO ,...,.,. OfleM\>e Unernan; Kelley; Gruet~er, Belt Defensive llaek; Wlcldlne, Belt Defeasive Uneman; Bolo, Best Offenslv~ Baek; currency 122 Ambassador 124 City in Germany 125 Doom 126 Evades 128 Storms 130 Dance step 131 Fracas 132 Church official 135 Saucy 137 Shopping area 138 Poker stake 140 Tille of respecl 142 Crowd 143 Frozen wafer 144 Behold! 145 Diphthong 147 Prefix: with 148 Similarly 5 rooms remodeled home, one lloor, bath, tront porch. 49 ACRES- JUST OUTSIDE CITI- BEAUTIFUL WOODS. SOME TillABlE lAND COMFOflTABLE, 3 BEDROOM HJME. PERFECT RETREATl $65.00J. BUY WITH $15,000 DOWN PAYMENT. BALANCI AT 10% FOR 20 vtARS. PRECIOUS ACREAGE ON RT. 35 NEAR ~TATE HIGHWAY PATROL STATION 1.6 ACRES, SUIT ABLE FOR RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL PRESENTLY HAS I STORY FRAME HOME WITH FUll BASEMENl. GARillE,IN GOOD CONDITION. ASK· lNG $69,00Q. OWNER Will CONSIDER LOWER OFFER 1 · * Clt.-le Bolo,~ Welle, Eric~. ~d Wendell aa.-IL Jbn Wolle " wu • Carpenter area man found dead 11622 DON'T OVERLOOK THIS - BEST BUY IN GALLI ACOUNTY' AN OUTSTANDING VALUE. THIS CUSTOM TOP QUALITY RANCH IS· PRICED BELOW MARKET TO SELL QUICKLY' 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, OAK CABINETS, RANGE. REFRIGERA TOR, SNACM B~R IN KITCHrn, BEAUTIFUL CUSTOMDRAPES BY TUPE'S. FULLY CARPETO FIVE ACRES. CITY SCHOOL SY· SEM. $54,0DO. I• 150 Arlslocratic 151 Prophets OWNER FINANCING -HANDYMAN SPECIAL Make us an ofler. 8 room home in the Heatley Addition to Bidwell. 4 bedrooms. built·in cabinels. dbl. s/sink, shingle rool. wood or coal healer. apple trees. ~ de porch. rural water syslem. Call us now. LAWN. CONVENIENT lOCATION NEAR CITY. THIS IS THE MOST CONVENIENT IDeATION IN THE CiTY! NEAR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, DOWNTOWN SHOPPING. APPEALING 4 BEDROOM. 2 ~ BATH HOW£ HAS FOR.MAl DIN ING ROOM. EQUIPPED KITCHEN. $48.500. ·.r..•:-z- ruler Partners Dropsy Sainte: abbr. Crimson Master Summit Emerald Isle 90 Buys back 92 Oolong 93 Woody planls 95 Scoff 97 Spanish pot 98 Freight agent: abbr. 99 Hebrew letler 101 Related on mother's side 103 Meadow 104 Arrow poison 105 Pondered 108 Everyone 110 Dammed up 112 Skidded 113 BelOnging to lhat man 114 French article 115 Dregs 117 Nun's outfit 118 Fish sauce 119 Young girl 120 Teutonic deify 121 Be of use 123 Males 124 Wall Street market: colloq . 125 Sulls 126 Wine cup 1?.7 Wheel on turnlture piece 129 Remunerated 131 Female horse 132 Level 133 Summer: Fr. 134 Opening 136 Lineage 137 Apportion 138 In conformity with 139 Compass point 140 Rescue 141 Pallor 142 Masculine 143 Write 144 True to lhe fact 146 School: Fr. 148 Performed 149 Son of Agamemnon m9 $43.000- BRICK AND FRAME RANCH . HAS PRETTY PICTURE WINDOW. 3BEDROOMS, ATTACHED GARAGE. FENCED \:J nickname 41 Learning 42 Transaction 43 Jump 45 One oorne 46 Tantalum symbol 47 Peruse 48 Prison compartment 49 Royal 51 Sesame Street character 52 Printer's measure 53 Dine 54 Cry of donkey 55 Minor ilems 57 Expire 58 Dinner course 60 Quarrel 61 Stalemate 62 Shuts noisily 64 Revised: abbr. 65 Early morning 66 Female 67 Repairs 69 Besmirch 71 Obese 73 Punlshmenl lor crlmo 74 Former Russian 76 79 81 82 84 85 87 FREE NATURAL GAS- 140 ACRES Appro• . 10 miles from Gallipolis - lots of Raccoon Creek frontage - approx. 00 acres tillable and tobacco lllse. Nice 40'160' barn. 6 rooms. 3 BR home with lree natural gas to heal your home in w1nter and cook your food. lots ollruit trees. Nice country seHin g. See lhis me. $15,0 ~ 1 Rants 6 Deep sleep 11 Goatlike antelope 18 Reserved , 19 Expunge 20 Feels regret for 21 Courtyards 23 District in Germany 24 Chief Executive 011. 26 Pitching slats. 27 Calcium symbol 29 Poem by Homer 30 Mound 31 Stop 32 Excavate 33 Mountain pass 34 Stool pigeons: slang 35 Cudgels 36 Widow 38 Cylindrical 40 White House 1 Section, 10 Pogoo 25 Conti A Multimedia Inc. Ntwapaper Pomeroy-Middleport, 'O.hio, Monday•. November 11, 1985 Vol.36, No.145 Copyrip!ltod 1988 trucka. & water-gal·aewer· electrical linea . • at y .......,enttne work, 304-676-2295. Starks Tree and Lawn Service, landscaping. 304-576 - cme. Coli 304-773-5131 . ...-tn. Coll814·992-2772. November 10. 1916 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 7121 . perienced carpenter, electri- BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Home Improvements Pump sales. service. Regis- RON 'S Television 19n Prowlor. 20ft. Too meny oxtrooto lilt. EC. Call 114'·949·3087 oft. 6 p.m. . Pomeroy- Times-Sentinel •• Veterans Day celebrations departed from tradtt iOn this year paying trtbute not only to those who served In the U.S. armed forces, but to women who held down the homefront and to the South Vietnamese who fought with U.S. troops. A Vietnam veteran near Seattle began the 27th day of a fast caiUng attentiOn to U.S. servicemen stU! missing In VIetnam. Gino Casan· ova, 34, has vowed togowlthoutfood lor 61days, while living lna7footby7 loot "tiger C!llle·" • Veterans Day parades were to be held, across the natiOn from the San FranciscO Bay area to New York's ~hAvenue. . Some 400 Air Force R<YfC units around the world were toparttclpa1e In 11 simultaneous U.S. nag-raising ' ceremony . In Washington, VIrginia Gov. C'lt!lrles RDbb was to be the lteymte speaker at ceremonies at the VIetnam Veterans MemOJ'Ial, where the names of !18,022 serylce~wiD died In battle soon will be joined by !he names of 96 servicemen kUied. In battle-related accidents. ' President Reagan was sdteduled to lay a wreath at the Tomb d. the Unknown Soldier In Arlington National Cemetary near. . Was'fl"glon. • OOACIIES AND GUEST - PldU~ wlh Coach B1J lfen8ler, left, and Darrell Dugan, rl~ Is .,nner llalland Hlsb School pill mentor Jbn Vennarl, who BerVed u bono~ pea& opetlker at Soutltera'o pill ~ 011 !WurtlaJ. Verumart, fonner Coach at the l'ear, COidled Illl«<lllatRullandwherebeullllzedthe , llnll:le will MJCC eia1u11y. Dupn dh Yl!llnllrl'a help IBped Bill 11etut1er Implement the Gftftl8e at Southern. Veotlllll'l !ltreiletl lhe lmportlmoe of education, dltlclpUne, and resped as 'Jif"IM'ee Ill a ltudent-llthleCe. users. . Candidate Rhodes has good memory By LEE LEONARD In goverrunent can do. , UPI~Reporler "We losi every ·otrlce In the COLUNBUS (UPI) - James A. Statehouse," Rhodes lamented In Rhodes, Republican candidate for recalling the Crottemcandal which gOvernor, Is In the right PartY- he 'befell Republicans In 1970. "They has a ~ uke an elephant. called us crooked! They said we In exhorjlng an estimated 3,tm were cheating! " supporters saturday to join him In a And so Rhodes, WID announced "crusade"tounseattheDemocratlc otflctally thai he wt11 seek the admlnlltratk>n of Gov. Richard F. • Republican IIUbernatorlal nornlnaCA!leste next year, the 76-year old , tlon nextyear,ID'gedRepubllcansto four-term fonner goveroor reached do likewise to Celeste, WIDm IE said bock 15 years to what scandal !Eadll an "administration that acts shcJr A hearing held before the Ohio 'Reclamatlon Board of Review In December, January and February a5 a result of an appeal by ctitzens Organized Agrunst Longwalllng has been decided at!lrrnlng the DivisiOn of Reclamation's approval d a coal mining and reclamatkln pennlt to Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs No. 2mine. In the "conclustonsoflaw" section of a decisiOn handed down by the boaiV cl review, the board not only found that the pennlt application was adequately prepared, but that the propoeed mining operation has been designed to prevent material damage to the 'hydrologl~ balance. and that Southern Ohio Coal has adequately provided for the protec· tlon of the tights of present water like theY have a stolen credtt.card." Busloads of noisy suppor lets came to Scioto Downs harness racetrack from all over the state, braving a steady downpouf to dine on baked beans, bratwurslandcole . slaw at $100 a penon. They pumped an estimated $400,tm Into the Rhodes campalgn colters. · "This wt11 not be just another etectkln," bellowed Rhodes, who has been governor 16 vears. longer than anyone 111 AmeriCan history. ' ''Tile Board, after careful consideration of till! irilonnatlon con~lned In thepennlt application and In light of the testimony of several experts at the hearing, believes the hydrologic determlnatkln to be npt only legally ·sufficient, but highly accurate as well,' • the declskln states. Because longwall mining allows lor planned subsidence lnapredlcta· ble, Ulll!onnandcontrolled manner. the lxlard found that uSing a mining technology with those aspects Is an eHectlve means of preventing material dam'V to the tzydrologlc balance. "When the potential effects of Southern Ohio .Coal's underground mining activities are considered against the backdrop of the entire hydrologic balance oft he mine area, It Is clear 1o this Board that the adverse lmpacl of the company's mining will be Insignificant," the decision states. Also, "the Board believes thatthe use rl the longwall mining method assures a great ~ee of protectiOn to water users. as this fonn of mining allows for a strong water f!lllacemenl program. This Is • because the a!lendant subsklencc will occur Immediately after the mining, whlln there exists an actlve mining company with a dear obligatiOn to replace affected water suwlies." Southern Ohio Coal'.s water replacement Includes the following · aspects as stated In the decision: "Onoelthasbeendetennlnedthata · supply has been affected, the · comjiany promised ·to: I. provide temporary water supplies while a pennanent alternative source Is · sought or remedial measures are· taken; 2. seek an alternative source ·. on a case-by-case basts: based upon· negotiations as to tiE type o1 supplies to be Installed, and 3. give first consideration tO the develop- ·· inent d on-site sources." v • �November 11, 1Ill Pag&-2-The Daily S,antinel Commenta•! The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON ABBA ~rb IS:ffili:) qjV ""'-''-""T'"If"'T'WBdl- ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher 8011 HOEFUCB PAT WHITEHEAD Asslstaall Publisher/ Controller Geaenl Mulapr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LEITERS OF OPINION are wtlromf. They should be less than 300 words long. Alllttters are subject to editing and must be sl.ped with nalllf, address and telephone number . No unsljned letters wUI be pubUsMd. Leners lllould be In good taste. addrt'Sslng lSsues. not personalities. :Real bossism Pomeroy~Middlaport. Ohio Monday. November 11. 198& ... Good Old U S S R • How dld It get there? You guessed II: the CIA. IT IS A PART OF AMERICA'S IDOLOGI· CAL WARFARE! In case you didn't know, we collect the vtrus, and Inject It Into pure Soviet manhood! But that sllOuldn't sur· prise YOU about the CIA, should It given the Fourth Soviet Overture td a Summit Conference? That one was the beaucy InvolvIng Mr. Yurchenko. He was the Soviet KGB operatior who "de· fected" to the United States In Rome three months ago, only now we know what really happened. What really happened, said Mr. Yurchenko at a press conference at the Soviet Embassy In Washbtgton, was that the CIA kidnapped him bt Rome, fed blm drugs, slipped him Into an airplane to Washbtgton, kept him on drilgs, and brtured him. The whQie YurchenJto.aUeged sent a letter to 600 Republican leaders recommendbtg aealnsl early mdorsements In the GOP prbnary races. Was It a treat or a trtek~ Only the~ of them know for sure. Hughes, who actually wrote the lette£, complained about the plan d. the Republican State Committee to endorse candidates for most statewide contests In January, before the February deadline ilr aU candidates 10 declare. . "II smacks of elitism and bossism and discourages good candidates," ·.·. .:·Today i~ history . "Today Is Monday, Nov. 11. the 315tli day of lll85 wUh M to illlow. This Is Veterans Day. · · The moon Is approaching Its new phase. ·• · The morning stars are Venus and Mars. · • The I!'Venlng stars are Mercury: Juplte£ and Saturn. Th06e born on this date are under the sign d. Scorpio. They Include Gen. George Patton In IS!fi, actor Pat O'Brien In 1899, author Kurt Vonnegut Jr. In 1922 (age 631, and romedlan Jonathan Winters bt 1925 <ace 001. On this date In history: · In 1889, Washington was admitted to the Urlon as the 42nd state. In 1918, fighting In World War I ended with the signing of the Annlstlce", In 1921, President Warren Harding dedicated the Tomb d. the Unknown Soldier at Arlbtgton National Cemetery. . In 1982, the space shuttle Columbia began the first conunerclal space missiOn. In 1984. the New Orleans World's Fair closed $100 miUion In debt. A thought for the day: Gen. George Patton saki, "NI!'Ver tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they wiD surprise you with their Ingenuity." Expresses thanks World needs more good people defection, he explabted; was quite sbnply that, a "typical example d. (U.S.) state-sponsored ti!ITilrlsm." Apart from clear evidence that CIA torturers are apparently un· demourlshed, what does this aU prove? What Is the meanbtg behind II all? On the matter d. Yurchroko, there are several hypotheses. The favorite among Informed folk Is that Ills defection In Rome was staged, even tlxmgh the KGB lmew that !Klme of Its U.S. contacts would be compromised to grant verlslmll· ltude to the deception. You wUl remember that during the last year or 1\ro there have been a great many Soviet defections. '1be pur· pose of this one Is to suggest to the world, not least to RussianS, that the whole lot of these defectors are In fact victims of U.S. terrorism. Sorry; "typical" victims d. u.s. terrorism. But wey Is all d. this activity 90 cilngested during the period lplmedlately before the summlt? Nothanltoflgurewt, really. The Soviet Union .Is anxious to neutral· l7.e the ldnd of talk Mr. Reagan permitted himself when he ad· dressed the United Nations about Soviet behavior lnAigbanlstan, and In NICaragua, and In Ethiopia, and In Angolli, and In Poland. To which of course many Items could be added. The attempted aasasslna· tion of the pope. The murder·d. the eKUed writer Markov by the Bulgarian secret pollee In London. AU tlll9eltems that make up for the tension that makes arms control somehow relevant. Uthe Soviet Union were a country otherwise engaged than In deprivIng people of their liberties, why, then we really wouldn't care how many nuclear bombs they col· lected. Some people collect stamps, some people collect weapons. POWs still held?___J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n_&_D_ale_Va_n_A_ua_· There's a double standard at startUng admissiOn last month In · work. We made a careful study of remarks that he thought were oft counting some pre·l981 slghtlngs. Supposedly, they are stU I under the life-sighting reports; lben com- the record. A former congressman pared them with the top-secret (and a staunch conservative at Investigation. Granted, this administration, ~ke reports that give E'VIdence of Soviet that) taped the remarks and released them to friends In the Ita predecessors, ts'ln a ll'ustratlnlf - anns~ntrolvmwtions. '1be sourees of InfOrmation are media. position, The VIetnamese llatly slmUar In both cases: "bumlnt" or "I think there have to he Hve deny that they have American prtsoners-of-war. Faced with this human bttelllg~ce from refugees AmericanS there," said McFar· official obstinacy, the White and other eyewitnesses, supple· lane, stressing thaf ttils was mly his House's only option seems tD be a mented by spy satellite data. No personal opinion. He paid obeisance RamiJo.style raid to liberate the ooe has come up with an olllclal to the offtclalllne that the evidence POWs. But the bttelllgence lnfor· VIetnamese. document acknowl· wasn't COIICluslve, but then said: rnatlon Isn't up-to-date enough to edging the exlstmce d American "There Is quite a lot ol EYldence guarantee a fair chance of success, POWs; but then, no one has come glvm by people woo have Ill I!'Ven If the admlntstratkm were up with an d.ftclal Soviet document ulterior miltlves and no reason to admitting arms treaty violations, lie, and they're teutng things that wUUng to rtsk such an ~ration. either. they have seen." Rather than acknowledge Its But the comparison makes clear Finally, McFarlane ad mltted Impotence, the Pentagon re!Klrts to a shameful game of semantlcswer that the White House has accepted .· tllat the administration hasn't done the word "evidence." Unable to far filmsler E'Vilence· m arms- enough to gather Intelligence on the deny that slghtlngs have ll!en control breaches - sometime E'Ven . missing Amerteans. ·"And that's reported, the rnUltary simply chal· called "strong evidence" In the bad," be said. "That's a faUure." · U admission of error Is the first lenges the rellabUlty of the evi- reports - than II Is wUllngto accept step toward correctbtg It, maybe dence, demanding proof or ooiTQIJo. on live POWs. Indeed, National Security Advl· the government Is nnau~ . making ration that Is bnposslble to get. 90r Robert McFarlane made a some progress. these eyewitness reports, evm Family-planning.fight _____Ro_be_rr_wa_lte__;_rs WASHINGTON (NEA) - A tawdrY polltleal confrontation rNer the flltllre ot federally ruided famUy·plannlng services graphically Ulustrates the dark side or conservatism - Its penchant for lntrucllng In people's private lives. In the economiC sphere, the COIIai!!Vatlsm that has been (II the ascendancy In recent yean bas produced a fresh perspective 011 the vlrllles of allowing the free enterprise system to operate without excessive government restrictions. But COI\Ie!Vatlsm's prllii08Ed aolutlons to contemporary !IOClal ronDicts routinely are mean.splrlted fonnulatlona that require rontonnlcy to zealots' btflexlble and unreasonable standards. 1'hole un· wiWng to relinquish control over The Pomeroy Elementary the I!'Vmlng, which made all the their penonalllves become targets P.T.O. wishes to express their bard work weU worth while. for punlalunent. A special thanks goes to !lisle thanks to the many parents, The current case In pobtt ts the teachers, and businesses who par· Abbott, Carol Ault, and Barbera dispute over the renewal of the tlclpated In our annual Halloween Smith for coordlnatbtg this years FamilY Plannbtg Services and evmt. carnival. PopulatiOn Research Act. It autlxiThe chUdren thoroughlY enjoyed Robyn Tattenon r1zes federal funding (currently $142.5 mUllon anDIIally) for more than 2,!!00 public and private t agencies tllrou8boUt the country dear and tllOughlful had found ley that provide famUy-plannlng coun· On october llth, lll85, I was In Middleport shopping In the evening friend and turned him In at the aeUne and medical llei'VIces k) an store. I want to say, "Thank You" estimated 5 million women every hours. We made several stops . before going home and on one d. with all my IItle heart for llnllng year. . Speclflcally prohibited uncler the tlll9e stops - I lost my Teddy and saving ~ey little bear., Being Bear...Honey ...Wben I got lxlme (lily ' yrs. old this really ml!lllll law (commonly known u Title X) my heart was broke - I just knew I AL<rr to. me. I don't know your Is the 111e d. any li!deral funds for , would never see him agabt. I could name but you have to be a very ldnd abortions. But the medical JI'Oiesskln's just lrnaefne hbn lying on the rold · and generous penon. '1be world pavement somewhere or snu111llng ~ needs more people Hke universally accepted practice of up bt some other uttle anns. I ~~~ because you surely made ley obtalnbtg "lnfol med coruent" trom all patients requires that all wanted and needed my Uttle friend day! Tbank.tl! Melanie Matthews treatment alternaUves be ex90 much. · · Age 4· plalnecl and ofleled to llpe WM My mommy had made !IE'Veral POrritroy, Ohio. leek a physician's aalstance. phone caDs - but still no Honey WritteD by: Mom In the cue ot unintended lftl· bear. Then, before I wenttoaleep~an Matthews " nanctes, ~ra bt both private the phone rang and semeoill! very Letters to editor • .• WASHINGTON -Veterans Day Is an appropriate occasion to remind Aml!rlcans ooce agabt that nearly 2,!!00 U.S. MUI!Iuy men remabt lllltiCCOIInted for In Soulbeast Asia lO yean after the war ended. Some ol them are almost certainly aUve- Cll the 111tmrity of mless than the president's national security advisor. Yet for all lis bold talk, the Reagan regime has done Uttle more than prevlrus administrations to help 11te1e men In their untmaetna· ble agony. The Defense Intelllgmce Agency, whUe professing great concern abrut reported sighting! d. Uve American prilonera In VIet· nam and Laos has systematiCally tried either to equelch the reports or discredit them · · Al:cordbte to our !IOUroes, the PentagOn has received more than «XX teporil tilnce 1!181 d. Uve American prisoners. '1be Detense IntellJaence Agency has been un· able to dlscredlt rmre than 100 of practice and publicly fUnded cllnles American Public Health Assocloa· routbtely offer their patients three tlon and American Nurses basic options - continuing the Association. The final word on the subject, pregnancy to term and keeping the Infant, offering the baby for oowever, belongs to Faye Watadoption or foster care, or aborting Ueton, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of the pregnancy. That's not good enough for three America: "The anti-abortion movement conservative members d. Congress - Sens. Jesse Helms, R·N.C., and has flnaDy made clear Its vehement On1n Hatch, R-Utah, and Rep. opposition to aU famUy planning Jack Kemp, R·N.Y. - and the services - birth control as well as ~tl-abortlon fanatics to · wlxlm they're pandering. '1bey want to abrogate the "Informed consent" tradition by denying federal funding to any Institution or organization that EYm counsels or refers patient for . abortions. In addition, they would prohibit gOvernment financing of any lam· llyplannlngoperatlon that provides abortion serviCes with private funds. A 1981 federal suiVey of the ~.lm facUlties receiving Title X assistance found that only 74 were bt that category - and 44 of them were hospitals. . To ensure that their demands are heeded, the mnseiVatlve legislators have stripped (at least tempor- 1 artly) all Title X funds ftom the Department' of Health and Human Services approprtation for the current year. Ironically, the family planning services now being threatened by the ~ponents of abortion prevent hundreds d. tlllusands 11 unln· .;) · tended pregnancies - a.nd the~ abortions that often follow - every ye~ conseJVatives' action ha·s~? ­ produced a wave of protest from highly respected medical groups . lncludbtg the American College d. ~ Oblltetrlctans . ' . ~~ ' lb lllK VAN MNT · '1'111! llmp!s, ~fi, Wtill tlli!lr lllll'fl etNCINNA't'l ti.JIIll = 'ni@ 8\fi.!ilt lift!@ ttll'@ftllljft &ttlil Ill@ "I.Jiltll@ of 6111o" llooilllll! 8--WIIl' Ill Aftl.lj@ftlfillllvlililll811111tllllii Wltl\ illtl'llloft8wldil)l, willliii!~IMIIIHd fliiU~~ , tii'OWftj wul ~l@ti@@C! llllil'll!l' CII!\I@IIIJtUU ~~. kist 118 111111'11\ llil@k flmll@ KtlMr IJ'MIIil~ SUI' str8l;lttll8ftlll,llutb@c!IIUI!@ Ill@ A~ l'@ftlk!rlilll 001111'61 to lhll Cin@iftftiiU (l@fttrlll .I§ tilled With ftll!d!OOH! tii!llpls, t@llftl.l, till! Dl'tllVII8 81\d ltllllltOH ·----~~ On Halloween, Republican gubernatorial candidate James A. Rhodes dressed up ·as Cuyahoga County GOP Olalnnan Robert E. Hugbes and wrote Hughes. For years, the Ohio Republican Party has avoided endoi'Sl'lllellts before the primary. The result, with a couple ol exceptklns, baa been weak . 110mlnees who have not won anything since the 19all. · :: 'Ibis tlmt', Republican StateO!alnnanMicllaeiF.Colleywantsaspedal :~btg committee to put together a respectable slatP d. stnmc '1:andldates that the party can gl!t behind early. ,: " Seldom does Hughes write a two-page letter and send It to EYery • Republican leader In the state and tile media. He certainly does not wrtte :· silch a letter to caU attentiOn to "eUtlsm and bossism" within the : ijepubllCan party. · :: • Tbere's more to II than that, and Hughes' unwaverbtg support for ·::Ji!mes points a suspicious finger In that dln!ctlon. .:::When the RepubliCan State Committee meets next month, an attempt ;.will be made to extend the early endorsements, now limited to lesser -:statewide oll'lces. to the contests for U.S. Senate and governor. : : 'Ibis means Rhodes could be put to a test against hlsc:ompetltors lor the ltepubllean nomination, state Sens. Paul E. GWmor of Port Clinton and Paul E. Pfeifer of Bucyrus. Is It possible that anti·RhodessentlmentamongRepubllcanshassweUed to the point where he could be denied an endorsement by party leaders? "They're !earful or lt," said statP Rep. Robert E. Nelzley, R-Laura, one or the ringleaders of the anll·Rhodes movement. But a more likely scenario, suggested Dllber Republican IOIII"CCe, Is that Rhodes and Hughes know that a backrOom slate bearing the party leadership stamp of approval.can be put fogether and sold without ~ hassle'd. a public endorsement. ll/OW that's real bossism. Democratic State Chalnnan James M. Ruvolo tipped Ills hand a bit last .week on the strategy the Deroocrats wUl use to tum beck the GOP ' challenge. "We have a unlf!ed team," Ruwlo said In a speech to the Ohio CouncU of RetaU Merchants. making sure everyone understands that ~her Democratic elected o(flclals all' not to nm away from Celeste and aU his troubles. Ruvolo said the Democrats need to "win and wbt Ill&" In their strongholds, and thus wUI be concentrating heavily on the media markets or CIE'Veland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, Dayton and Youngstown, from wltlch mort' than 50 percent of the statewide wte romes. · Look for the Democrats to spend mUllons of dollars on television, .marketing the Idea that Celeste has strenathened thole ai'I'IIS with his. programs, and using specific examples for each area. Benpls win 'Battle of Ohio' William F. Buckley Jr. 'lbere Is !IOrllethlng positively tbJl!e.month · Visa - after the lovable about the Soviet Union. summit conference. No, her busThey never let you down. Ills Hke band wUl not be permitted to readbtg the Marquis de Sade's accompany her. Hasn't she needed "Justbte" and knowing AJlSO. the operations for three years? LUTELY that wllatever the poor Next question. Rlrl goes and does, It's gobtg to OK. Four Soviet correspondents cause her pain and anguish. wUI interview President Reagan Ebenezer ScnJOge was that way: aJid the entire ~!"Change wUI he UntO his conversion, you could pibltshed In Izvestia. So? The RELY on b1m to be stbtgy and . btterviE!w takes place. 'Illn'e days misanthropiC. "I have a Vf!I'Y I!'VEII go by and nothing Is p~bllshed In dlsposltio~," Albert Jay Nodi ooce Izvestia. Then, finally, It appears. said. "I'm mad all the tllne." Or rather, a bowdlerized t>nn of So here we are, 011 the I!'Ve of a the bttervll!w· appears. TheY take summit conference, and the Soviet away !rom Mr. Reagan his best Union carefully stligesfourwoll4)er· lines. And, of course what's left d. 1111 OYertures. The llrst Is designed the Interview Is followed by a to show the elaborate lengths to massive essay, to the effect that w!W:b COITIIIIIIIIIst compassiOn for Ronald Reagan Is an enemy of the suftertng wUI go: '1be Kremlin world peace. wUl permit Mrs. Sakhirov to travel Next came AIDS. The Soviets to Rome and America tlr opera· disclose that the vtrus has been dons 011 her eyes and heart. A discovered In the Soviet Union! and Gynecologists, abortion. Whert' will It end? "Since !hey clearly want to rob us ot the right to plan our !amUies something as personal and pivate as that - we can (lily assume they Intend to go a lot farther ... "Maybe they wUl try k) legislate oow many chUdren wesoould have, and when. It's possible they wUI not be satisfied until they have achieved complete control over the private lives of all Americans." Ohio "Wt!IIMI'~tlftuituatiDnwll@l't l'@ftiftlft IW! fi!lt like we wm lllllllll to 1611@ pill!@. OOfttr61 ol till! pftlll," lli!ft(lllli' · coach !!Alh Wyche Silld lift@!' lli8 telini wlllm!tl the tltowt18 ~7·10. "Just as l::lWeland made a good play ot llcored, we dld something to couHt@t or rna tell the pttlnts." ·FJ. ers · ' d'I\JI.lle · Y :'brain d·e""e·ad'. .ft.fter WfeC . . -· k · By JOSH MEYER STRATFORD, N.J. tUPI) Pelle Lindbergh, star goalie of the Philadelphia Flyers, Is brain dead .followbtg a car crash and being kept · alive today on life support systems at a Stratford hospital. He sli!f~red severe head lhjurles In the crash early Sunday. Pollee said the 26-year-old Swede ' was driving at high speeds when be ' smashed Ills sports car Into a scnool ' In Somerdale, N.J ., about 10 miles east of Philadelphia. "It's a tragedy of overwhelming proportions," said Flyers spokes· man•Rodger Gottlieb. "The team Is · obviously grief· stricken, as are all of us." Lindbergh's coach, fiancee, . mother and many teammates maintained a vigil at the hospital. But Dr. Edward VIner, the team physician, said "the ,hope of recovery Is really nU." VIner said the famUy would at some pobtt have to consider removing Undhergh from the llfe-!llpport systems. · Two passengers In Undbergh's car, Kathy McNeil of mdley Park, Pa., and Ed Parvbt Jr., of Mount Ephraim, N.J., were also btjured and were bebtg treated at New Jersey hospitals .. Pollee said the accident occulTed when Lbtdhergh apparently loSt control d. Ills lli85Porsche911 TurtJO .on a $harp tum and careened Into the concrete steps or a Somerdale school. · Gottlieb said .alcorol bad been , (let~ecj jn ~Jl!dbergh's blood. "We don't knowhow much, or lilt was a oontrlbullng factor," be said. Lindbergh posted a record of 4fJ.17-7 and a gOals-against average d. 3.02 to wbt the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender. He was the first recipient of the Bobby Clarke Trophy as the team's Most Valuable Player last season. 004' 0111! Pftlll !!tit ulll1'8t : Clll!\l@lal\d 111!1811 qull!k lllllliU!l!ftlr H!Y@lll@ ll'y MAilli!IClill@lllhlll in lust \WII W@@li8,1lut lllll88 Killllt ffliilt8 II lilt Ill Pftlii'@U ll@IW@@li 1\ilW llitd tlli!ll, Ill@ fi1'6W11§ lrtdY Ill! Ill tor fllfil'@ tiVIIIll@, ktlW iflll>' Ill! rll!h (II@ fl!jlllrt@dly malt1!8.l.i!illllbliayear)andlllllybl! the 8tf1Wfi§1 quarti!l'back of till! tutut'll, llutlll!'sstUlalilO~ ..AIIIHil~ lnexjlt'l'llilllll! hurl the BttiWil8 l!lundily. . Alt:lkiugh KoSIIf Wound up com· llfetlllg 16 of 32 passes for 229 yard$, tho!!l!statlStlcs,.,.t;,heavUypadded In the final three minutes when the game was already decided and he completed eight of 1i passes for !Kl meanbtgless yards against a very loose Bengals' defense. When the game was on the llhe, Kosat managed to complete only elghtof21 passes ~rl39yards- and he threw two costly Interceptions that doomed CIE'Veland'sromeback hopes. "I'm not happy with my per!or· mance because we're losing and liecause I expect a lotoutofmyself," said Kosar. "Onclnnatl bas an aggressive defense, but we hurt ourselves with mistakes. "What really disappointed me WM lilt! first iniM@Iltioft 1tllf@w," rontlftuoo Kll8ilr, "'1'111111111@ H!al~ sti@ll§ ootlft my mind,I wu A@inJtH Cl1111!11tl1! WYIIII!r8 Oft IMI !iliiY i!Hd I 81Ml\iltlllllw lookc!cllll'OYM mOI'Id think llook@d 111 Clllll'l!llf!l! too mucli tiltlay, hbjlllll !fir tht!lllll plays.'' llroWII8' ooatlh Mart)' !lctwtten· lu!ltttl!r,llllwtMr, H!luili!d tfirrttic• II@ KdW', It~ lllld his @rt!lr@ tl!illlt t!ill'lll!d tlllllo!ill. "OIIf laUuH! ttltltiY eloolol ~ lltll'llllil@d to dUHjUfll'ttlt'bil@lt," Ill! · l!litt "1t1Wlkllt01ill'lfhi!ijlli§III!§WI!I'l! thti>Wii iitl trrzy ~oold II@ mugbt W@ fteed to play betl@t as llll!ilni. "Every player oo ttlll!t'll 1s jllhgto make mistakes fl'bm tlnle to til!le, but~u'regollljjttillllvt!tOplayaY~t those. Ourteamjusldlllll'tp!ayll'~lt l'l!oilgh and that's 1M ffittom line. It may soUnd trite, bUt it's factualyou wln as a team and you lose as a team." Schottenhebner also declined to use a strange play In the third quarter as an excuse, alihough the controversial call by <lftclil.la halted a Cleveland series (wil!n the Browns well' trailing only 14·7) and set up a Cincinnati score. Kosar threw a short pass In the Oat, which Earnest Byner dropped at the Cleveland 25 and made no attempt to recover, assuming It was an Incompletion. But alert Cinellinatl linebacker Reggie Williams picked up the baU, just In case the offtclals ruled the pass a lateral. Which Is exactly what happened. "Ryner's got to get on the football,'' said Schottenhelmer. "You fti!'Ver let It roll around wll!fti!Wf !lli!H!'s a wullL" iiill Kow, "t tl'ili!BIIt il w11a all in~lliln llt!cliiYS@ I ll!ilrd 100 wllllll@ IJI6W,'1'11111 PllYtoollu811111 ol lltlf flly\lllll, but ~'Y@ IIIII to OY@I'i!OIII4! IIIIi I.'' Wy@lll! figufl!ll hl8 Br!nuals have ftll'@fldy {j\l@l'i!OfllUiut, "Oilr p!Dyl!l'8 IIHI!I"l'd this \\lUI b@c!llllli@ !lli!Y'W tl\Jftlll a loll!! \\lay this S@ll!IOH," lllld Wyche, wllose @IUilltlllt Its flt!l llu'@t! gdlf\8 llhd 1\tld til! WOf!it tlef@h!ie In tllt! NrL fllY@h(lflll!i!ilt(Vjjitftd.tlll!§l!lliitln. "I tklllk llli8 Wli§ fllr best di!II!Mive i!fiOrt today, l thlllk we wet'll ilfMlig Ill@ ll!tterdei!IISil!i In the leajlie this !!wttlay." eillclhhatl'! defense yielded only IW!IiOOH!s :-a 77·yai'd touchdown pass from Kosar to Bynet !ilid a :!!·yard field goal by Matt tlahr. CleVeland's top pet1ormer was Ozzle Newsome, who broke Jackie Smith's NFL career record or 48l receptiOns by a tight end with seven catch!!S to raise Ills total to 484. Kosar said he was very Impressed with second·year Bengals' quarter· back Boomer Eslason, who hlt 23 ri 33 passes for 262 yards and no Interceptions. Crts Collinsworth caught eight of Eslason's passes for 135 yards. While Cleveland was blanked the first and last quarters, the Bengals scoredlneveryperlod,wlthEslason flrlnganelght·yardtouchdownpass to Ja'!"'s Brooks, Larry Kinnebrew running three yards for a touchdown, Chlirles Alexander blasting a yard !oranotherTDandJlmBreech klcklngfieldgoalsd.28and33yards. SACKED - Cleveland qual'terlladl Bernie KC881' can't escape from Clnctm.tlilenpll' linebacker Eddie Edwards In the ....,...t quarter Sunday. Edwardlllllllked Kosar for a four-yardl0111ootlle play and t!Je Benpla went on to beat the Browns :r'HO at Riverfront Stadium. UPI ~ r------------,-;::::::;:::;:::;:=::::::;::;II SACRED HEART CHURCH BAZAAR Thursday, Nov. 14 DINNERS STARTING AT 4:30 111 of S13,300 indudtt initial innntory, store fixtures, air fa11 for buying trip. ttore supplitt ani much more. Have your store optn PRIZES AND GAMES DURING EVE.NG CAU TODAYII MI. TAlE 70"·27"·5965 ItS a whole new world. ' The Daily Senlinel (USPS 14Ht0) A Division of Multimedia, Inc. 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Lind· bergh was mt In goal Saturday against the Boston Bruins, VIner said a decision on when to remove the life-support systems wUl "partlY depend on the famUy 's feetbtgsand thelrrela live comfort In giving up at !llme point. I've warned them that the decision may have to be made. It may he that Mother Natul'l' wUl decide." . Undbergh was In hls fourth NHL .season, aU with the Flyers, after playing for tMJ seasons with a Swedish team and one with the i>'.Yedlsh Olympic team that won a bronze medal In the 19!ll Olympics. Lindbergh led the Flyers to the Stanley Cup finals last season, where they lost In liVe games to the Edmonton Oilers. •, Optn your own jean-tpOrhwtar, ladies boutique, children's petites or large tilt store. Hundrtdt of 1111· ti-l brands. Acuaories (bond· . bagt. btltt, jewelry, tk.). OM fin!•' .' . Toclayi Camel Filters, surprisingly smooth. '. �Roush, Robinson · and Chancey among area grid leaden ByScotl Wolle Senllnei!IUifWrller RACINE -A large banquet and awai'ds ceremony was heldSaturday evening at Southern High School to honor the 19115 SVAC champion Southern Tornado footballteamandcbeerk>adersfqrtheir flneseason. The program began with Reverand Steve Deaver, team chaplain, giving the Invocation. Team members, cbeerk>aders, roaches and parents were then ~th treated potluc:k cUnner sponsored by athefine atheletlc boosters. Followlng the large fete, guest speaker and fonner all-otdo football coach of the year, Jlin Vennarl spoke about the rewards and responslbiUtles ct being a student athlete. Vennarlstated ''Eacb y~ man bas greater potentlallhanyw think he bas. ltfsupto!hecoacbtogetthat potential out ct hlm. An coach you get out pi a young man what you expect from hlm." Vennari also spoke about the trnportance of an eduC!ltlon, diBcl· pllne, and respect, rot only for yourself but!or your teammates. . Mr.Vennar~noledasamasterrt the single wtna o!fense, continued, "It Is truly unbellevable how !)lese coaches (Coach Bill Hensler and Coach Darrell Dugan) took this system, taught It to the boys, and then won the teaguecbamplonsblp. The first year we used the new system I belle';e we won jul!l one Football Leaden game," Vennarl utlllzed the single wtng alignment during his banner years at Rutland. NextMrs.SandraBaerjri!Silllled awards to the Varsity and reserve cheerleaders. Baercomrnendedthe girls for an outstanding season and contlnuedtledlcation. Reserve football awards were presented by coaches Don Smith, Bob Dudding, and Steve Deaver. The reserves were commended for a fine effort In producing a successtul season. Varsity awards were presented by varsity mentor BUI Hensler and wlstant DarreU Dugan. Hensler thanked all those responsible for making the 1!Hi season a successful one. · Hensler stated,"This was a tremendous group of boys. .they were dedicated to this season. I just can't extl'fJIS In WCl'ds bow proud I felt afte- winning the teague and winning the Southwestern game. The boys proved they were wtnners...andchampions." Membersctthisyear'scbampionship team were Individually recog· nlzed, then special awards presentedtoslxplayers. · JtmmyWolJeclalmedBestO!fen· slve Lineman honors, Scott Wickline was named Best Defensive Lineman, Charlle Bolo, Best Offen· slve Back and Kelley Grueser Best Ilefenslve Back. Jeff Conrolly was named Most Improved Player and Sean Grueser claimed the PO SVAC basketball preview set All Ydo AvTD Kolly wall•. Losan ........ ...m U03 6.7 u Brad Robin om, M•li• .. ... .I" 1316 8.4 12 Bliln JoU<y, Ne~J.Yo!'ll ... ....m lll!l.l 6.0 9 Pot• Rovlll, Solllhern .. ... .. 177 96j U 8 Wayn• Foldrn. W•llston ....121 720 :1.9 6 Cbarlry Bolo, Solllhern ... .. ll7 n4 6.1 7 Ryan M<Qaln, Nfii-York ..... U9 710 :1.~ 13 PAIIIING AIICm,"YIIITDII Mlkr Cllan<f)', Mrlp ....911311.111141716 I Kotlh ~ Losan ..... ." 1lMI.IIII321lJ 9 llenJIII Dov11, Tr1mble ....r/118 .CII :talll3l8 &pr """ell Alex ... ..... JII 113 ,:176 II! 818 Ear!<b O.on.'N-Y .. ........ 611M .&381D!l ~ 3 Dan111 Maklne, Alhrna ....lO Ul .&38 717 710 Rully C!'alg, Miller ....... .19 121 .:m !112 411 The Daily Sentinel : Banquet honors grid champ Southern ATHENS- Quarterback Mike Chancey and nmnnlllg back Brad RoblruJon r1 Meigs along with sophomore running back Pete RouBh ot Southern were recently . recognized lllllOIIII otfenslve leaders In the Sout)leutem Ohio region ci area football players. Chancey was lhe area's leading pasaer completing 94-138 passes for 1,417 yards and a .1111 percentage. Chancey paned for 16 touchdowns and bad only two lnterceptillls. Logan's Kelly Wolte dominated the rushing category with 1,403 yanlscmD!carrlesfora6.7yardper carry average. Meigs Brad Robin· 9011 was a clOIIP second with 1,316 yardsm 1S5carrles and an 8.4 yard average. NelsonvUJe.Yorll's Brian Jolley was third with 175-1053 and Southem's f'l!te Roush fourth with 967 yards me 177 carrtes. a 5.5average. Roush mls9ed most a! one game with Inner ear Infection, but stUI made a strong bid for a lOCO yard eeason as a sophomore back. Wayne Folden a! Wellston was next In line, followed by Sou them's Charlle Bo&o with 714 yards on117 carries, a 6.1 average. In overall receiving Meigs J .R. Kltcilerl was second behind D.J. Conrad ofLopn. Kitchen galned577 yards on 31 receptions. Mike Bartrum was eighth (:J8.2:.1) and Huey Eason tenth (17-258). RVSIING Monday, November 11, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel MlkeCU!cey (Melp) Eastem·Southem rival cl888ic set EAST MEIGS - The Second Annual Rival Classic football contest between Eastern and Southern alumni football teams wW be played this Saturday evening Nov. 16 at Bl!lCI!IVING Eastern High School beglnnlng at BocYdoAvTD D. J. Conrad, Logan ... ... ...13 1194 ID.B 13 7:30p.m. Proceeds trom the contest J _R. Kltchon. Mrlio .. ... .... 31 ~77 18.6 10 will be dlstrlbuted to both the .Jimm)' Holbfrt, Trimble .... .. 29 317 u.o ~ Rodney Bryant, Athrno .... .2~ 461 18.1 6 Eastern and Southern Athletic Mark Campbell, Trimbl• ....12 :110 17.7 booster clubs. Advance tickets are JimmY AUIIIIII, Alex .. --.-.--.- 22 :ll4 16.1 available at either school or !rom Jo,. Medina. Lopn ..... ..... 21 276 13.7 ~ Mlkr BartMJm, Mello ....... 18 130 12.8 1 booster club members.Ticket Brian Davis , Nels·York ..... l 7 ~ 18.0 2 Huey Eaoon, Metgo ........... l7 2!18 ll!.l 4 bolderswUl be eligible for a drawing to be held during halftime of Saturday's game; !be winner need not be present to win. Southern won· last year's contest to take an early lead In the annual event l TheannualSVACboys'basketballprevlewsbaveheensetfora6:30 p.m. starting time at RloGrandeCollegetbla Frklayevenlng, Nov. 15. The program wW consist ct tour halt.gimes between allmembersrt the SVAC,Includlng newest addltloniOak HW and Symmes Valley. Saturday nlgbt the SVAC girls' baslll!tblll teama wW stage their preview at Kyaer Creek High SchooL d cheerleadlng Baer. ConcludinglidvlBorSandra tlr evenings ceremonles Board PresldentSusleGrueser presentedCoachHenslerwttbanew me-year coaching contract for next season. · The banquet was closed with a benedlctory prayer by Reverand Steve Deaver. Spartan Stadium Nov. 16. 54!111Uinal contest,Saturday, at Portsmouth's GAHs bowed out at 8-3. Couldn't Puaeh ftln For the second straight week, Coach Brent Saunders Blue Devils were able to move the ball against the lads of Coach Bob Lutz. The Tiger defense bent several times, but Wllllld not break. GAHS was st~onceonthetwoandonceon the 10 In the first period: The Galllans were cut short at the rns 11 early In the second stanza, and at the Tiger 44 midway tltrough the second quarter. -...- .. ' ·. ~ ': ~ ; i :E;LECI'ED ---:- Jay ~tt Is the new vtce pre~~ldent, and Gibbs the 1ergeant at arms for the Soulheaat Region of lhe Vooallonal InWalrlal IDhtbs ol America. Both are members ollhe Melp Club. Iwould likt to tha'* all tht voters in Chester Township who supported me in tht Nov, 5 election, al111 all tht people who worked. VICA chooses officers l THANKS Gary R. Dill, Trustee I'd . for by Gary R. Dill, 48190 Rieble Rd., Long Bottom JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. !Jrlan Gibbs and Jay Proffitt were l&eted as Southeast Regional ,fleers when Meigs VICA (Vocappal Industrial Clubs of America) ompeted at the annual fall leaderhlp conference held at Eastland locatlonal School recently. Gibbs, son of Lesley and Shery I libbs, Pomeroy, was elected ser"ant at arms and Proffitt, son of IJe and Kay Proffitt, Racine, wlll rpresent the southeast region as lee president. Gibbs Is enrolled In VE-TERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENE,AL ALLERGIST CALL 1614) 992·2104 (304) 675-1244 rr;=========~====================~l senior welding, Proffitt In senior electronics. As regional officers they wW attend various · VICA activities throughout the year. The first Will be a leadership development conference !o be held this weekend at Canters Cave. Also representing Meigs at the leadership conference were Carla King, Roy ,Justis, and Kevin Meadows, voting delegates, and HObble Plrtte, queen candidate. isson reunion held The first annual family reunion of Georg~ B. and Jessie Gilmore son family was held on Qct.13 at ll' baesment of the Middleport asonic Temple. Attending were Joe and Myrtle son, George and Shirley Sisson, nt, Susan and Joey Sisson. : alg, Krlstal and Zackery Bolin, all : :Pomeroy; John and Carolyn · son Teaford, Chester; Rick, · ttle and Audra Gaul, Cheshire; : erett and Mabel Sisson Michael, ' adbury; Dan and Pat Michael : ld, John and Melanie, Larry . d Paula Michael Haynes, Krlsty and Matt, Langsvllle; John, Debbie and Cbrls Michael, Pomeroy; Mary Sisson Roush, Usa Roush, Galllpolls; Raymond, Maryin Wilcox, Rutland; Beverly Wilcox Smith, Parkersburg, and Bryan Wilcox, Middleport; Be)lerly, Cheryl, Joey, and Beth Roush, Pomeroy. Unable to join the family were Vesta Sisson Lamert, Gallon and Paulin~ Sisson Hudson, Middleport, and their famwes, and Mrs. Lucille Sisson and family due to the recent death of John Sisson. Games were played and old photos. were displayed . Calendar / happenings Plump shrimp. Filled with crabmeat stuffing and a delicate blend of herbs and spices. Served with: • Rice or potatoes or corn on the cob. • Shoney 's Ali:You-Can:To-Eat Soup, Salad and Fruit Bar. • Grecian bread . • Tangy cocktail sauce and fresh lemon wedge. ALL FOR ONLY $5.49 MONDAY : POMEROY - Southern Hills ·Its Council meets Monday, Senior It !Zen Center, Pomeroy, 7:30p.m. I - -- \f'OMEORY - Disabled Amerl.In Veterans of Meigs County meet 00 p.m. Monday, 124 Butternut ve., Pomeray. I j'tOY AL OAK- Belles and Beaus estern Square Dance Club wtll ~Jnsor a square dancing class •ginning Monday, 7 p.m., contlnug each Monday at the Royal Oak 1rk Recreation Building. John augh, Gallipolis, wlll Instruct rst two lessons free of charge. For !ormation call992-2500, 992-7477or 2-5681. POMEROY - Twin City Shrine . ub meets Monday, 7p.m. ROCJ<SPRINGS-MelgsCounty 1mona Grange Officers Confer· ce Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Rock ·rings Grange Hall. PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. -Point Win $100,000 Instantly. ·or Million Dollar Grand Prize easant LaLeche League meets mday. 7:30 p.m. at the home ci mmy McCormick, 410 ()press urt. Forln!onnatlon call6754439. Playing Silver Uning is as easy as 1-2-3. (1) Rub the game card, (2) match 3 prizes, and (3) you win! · Wake up to a better breakfast at Shoney's. Millions of chances to win millions of dollars Win cash instantly: from $2 (2,506,434 prizes) to $100 000 (13 prizes). Or win a "free ticket" and you,'re .. automatically entered in a Million Dollar Grand Prize Drawing. Prizes range from $5 000 $10,000, $20,000, $40,000, up to an exciting $1,006,CXX>.To enter, write your name and address on the back of your winning game card befdre claiming you're "free ticket'~ WinAing g~me cards must be validated. \ Made-to-Order Breakfasts Breakfast Bar • Steak and eggs • Pancakes and sausage • Ham and eggs • Whatever you want, however you want it! • Scrambled eggs • Hash browns and grits • Sausage and bacon • Fresh fruit · • Whatever you want, as much as you want! SHJ!~ Dinner Table.. , • 1' - .. particular, th~_ough colorectal cancer screening. A graduate ct. Princeton Unlve-slty, be received his medical degree from the State Unlve-slty of New York at Syracuse and did both his Internship and residency at tlr Unlver&lty of Cincinnati. A fellow In the American College of Surgeons, Whiteley Is active In the American Medical Association and the Oblo State Medical Association. A member d the American Cancer Society's BoardofTrustees, Ohio Division, Inc., Whiteley Is responsible ·for helping to dete-mlne policies that dlreci canrer control -activities In the Society's \ll Ohio Units. He is also an active member of ttr ACS's Colorectal Task Force. "The death rate !rom colorretal cancer Is second only to lung cancer In both men and women. In Ohio alone, 6400 new cases will be discovered this year. When the cancer Is detected and located in an early, localized stage howeve-, the five year survival rate nearly trlples to 76 per cent for rolon cancer and 73 per cent for rectal cancer," Whiteley said. Because of tlr importanre of early detection through colorectal screening, Whiteley bas sald that free colorectal canrer screening will be available to those who attend this program. Instructions tJt how It Is done will be clearly expalned, and anyone wishing to have this free service available to them wlll · be given a colorectal screening kit. Mary Harrison, R.N., Staff Development Coordinator llr the hospital, along with Allee Wamsley, director of Senior Citizen Center activities. are making local arrangements for tills commutitty Information service of the Hospital and . Clln!c. The public !s Invited to attend. For further Information, contact Mrs, Harrison at 44&-5246 or 446-5311 at Holzer Medical Center. Wildwood Gardefl Club conducts meeting I' You've found ltl Ohio's Newest Instant Lottery ' Paga-6 The eighth In the tx -monthly series of programs on Malntenanre of Health jointly sponsored by Holzer Medical Center and Holzer Cllnlc, and planned for community residents wbo are age 55 and over, will be In Meigs County Wednesday Nov. 13, at 1 p.m. In tlr Senior Center, Mulberry Heights. Featured speaker will be Dr. Daniel H. Whiteley, a memlrr of Holzer Clinic and the medical staff of the Holzer Center, speolallztng in general thoracic and vascular surgery. Whiteley will discuss colorretal cancer and the various jrreautlons we can take to detret It h Its early stages before symptoms appear, In o:n MaiSON PN ·llt:lo WEST Below Is a list ct. homrees: Varsity Cheerleaders - Lisa Pape, captain; Kelly Rizer, Jlll Nease, Angle Hayes, Annett Cardone and Kim Adams. Resere Cheerleaders - Tracy Beegle, captain; Rochelle Davis, Carrlssa HW, Jessica Evans, MonIca HW and Dina Shuler. ' Reserve Football- Kevin Spaun, Chris Stout, '!'any Connolly, Johil Rl!!le, Brtan Diehl, Crage Brown, ' Ccilorectal cancer topic of health session r•~~~~~~!ii' Ironton ousts Gallia Defense was the name of the game Saturday nJgbt as Ironton took advantage of four Galllpolls pass lterceptions, twofumblerecovertes and four untimely penalties to post a :!l-9 Class AA, Division 3, Region. 11 grid victory wer the visiting Blue Devils In Tanks Memorial Stadium. Morelhan5,1mspectatorsvlewed the semifinal state playoff contest. Ironton, now 9-2, will battle Sheridan, 10-1, a :!l-12 winner over Philo In Saturday's other regionBt By ·The Bend f'l!rcent Award, an award to made Mark Porter, ~e A~~~ annuallylnhlshooor. Weaver, Clyde Sayre, Coach DarreU Dugan praised the Danny Gheen, Pete Johnson, an team and this year's group of KevinGrueser. sh seniors. A standing ovation by the Varsity Football- ~~=th· large crowd in attendance bomred BoWWls,ScottGrueser. J • the team. · Mickey Tucker. Eric Thoren. aii Atheletlc DireCtor Howle Cald- Proffttt, Brtan Freeman, W~ wellcongratulatedthisyear'steam Clark, Heath HW, Daney 0 e, and gave thanks'> those Involved . Sean G~. Kelley Grueser, wltb suAlOrllng t~ program. JimmY Wolfe, Jeff Conrolly, Sco~ Booster Club President Sue Beegle Wickline, Eric Taylor • ~a.f" • presented Pu!llle and Gold flagsa to Kevin Layne manager; · oey Coaches Hensler and Dugan, and Hensler man!lier· Monday; 'Ni:wamber 11, 1986 BEDFORD- Bedford Township ustees wlll meet In regular ;slon, Monday, 7 p.m., at town · II. ;tACINE - Southern Junior High llletlc Boosters will meet Many, 7:llp.m., at the school. =- !>oMEROY Meigs Local Band :bsters wUI mret Monday, 7p.m .• '!he high school. ~DAY i>oMEROY - Ohio Eta Phl ~pter d Beta Sigma Phi Sorority ·et at Diamond Savings and Loan ksday, 7:30p.m. Council meet Tuesday, 7 p.m.. clvlc center. MIDDLEPORT - Heath United Methodist Women meet Monday, 7:30p.m. HARRISONVILLE - Harrlsonvllle Senior Citizens wlli have free blood pressure day, Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon. Femdora Story wlll supervise. Everyone welcome. RACINE - Regular meeting of RaclneLodge461F&AMwWbeheld Tuesday. Officers wW be elected and worll wlllbe In the EA Degree. POMEROY- Pomeroy Chapter 80 Royal Arch Masons and. Bos· worth Council Royal and Select Masons wOI meet Wednesday PVenlng, 7:30 p.m., In regular session. WEDNE§DAY HOBSON - Ron and Wilma Priest, of New Guinea, will be featured speakers Wednesday at Hobson Cburi:h of Christ In Chris· tlan Union. Services wUI begin at 7:30p.m. THURSDAY POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phl Sorority wUI meet Thursday, 7:30 p.m.,atDlamondSavlngsandLoan. "Rambo" romJI8 HOLLYWOOD (UP!) "RambO: Fist Blood Part If' is proving as successful In France as It was last summer In the United States, breaking opening day records In Parts. The Sylvester Stallone hit, which grossed$1!i0mllilon in this country, registered 85,307 admissions In 64 theaters In the Paris area. The previous opening-day recortl for Paris was 72,393 admissions by "L'ASDes As," a Jean-Paul Belrnoruk> action drama. Nationally, "Rambo" opened to 342,(Rl admissions In Franre on 340 screens, another opening day record for ibe territory. A "come as you are" party was featured when the Wildwood Garden Club met at the home of Marcia Arnold with Darts Grueser as the co-hostess. Devotions were given by Sandy Hawley who used a poem entitled "If God Should Go on Strike.",Mary Nease was program leader and used the topic, "All About Houseplants." She said to be sure to check aU newly purchased houseplants for any bugs or diseases before puttlngtlrm l<?lh other plants. She also said tbat It takes a couple of weeks for a new plant toadjustltsnew home, and at It Is necessary to know your plants so that you can give them the proper amount of water, light and fertUlzer. Members participated In a discussion on their various houseplants Including the African violet, aloe plant, deffenbacbla, the wax plant, amaryllis, and poinsettia. Kathryn MUler had charge of the buslnessmeetlngdurlngwhlchttme the annual ChriStmas flower show of . - Former resident appointed the Meigs County Garden Clubs was announced for Nov. 23 and 24 at the SenlorC!tlzensCenter. Coptesol the revised bylaws were distributed to the members. Plans were made for the club to go to the Galllpolls Developmental Center to present a therapy· program on Nov. 21. Members wlll meet at the Forest Run Church and leave from thereat noon. At the next meeting a workshop at the home of Kadtbryn Miller with members to make nut trees and nut rings for candles. Mrs. Nease gave timely garden· lng Ups, suggesting that gardens be cleaned up and bulbs of cannas, dahlias, and gladioli be dul(. Novem~r !s the month for fall landscaping, she said, and also suggested hilling up around roses, and cleaning out sprayers In preparation for spring use. Debbie Ball brought an arrangement , "Garlands of Enchantment", using dried materials w!th sUk flowers In a pitcher. Evelyn Hollon demonstrated two fall arrangements. one using sweet gum wood, e1lcalyptus, mums and an owl replica !n pinecones, and the second one using red mums, sweeet gum, barberry and pf!tzer juniper. Refreshments were S{'rved to all 17 members and two guests, Jane Harris and Gertrude Ziegler. Pre-school workshop planned Riverside Community Hospital, Bossler City, La.,has announced the appointment of Rebecca Fay Shiflet, formerlyofMetgsCounty, to the position of chief operating officer for the hospital. The appointment of Shlfiet to the post was made by Charles C. Neff, executive director. Prior to joining the staff at Riverside, Shl!let served as administrative director, Critical Care and Ambulatory Services at St. Jude Medical Center in Kenner, La., an American Medical International afflllate hospital. She has also served as assistant hospl_tal dirEctor of nursing at Whittaker Saudi Arabia Limited In Tabuk, Saudi Arabia; director of operations, Klmesa Medical Sales and Services In Myerstown, Pa., and dtrector of nursing education at Cardiac Treatment Centers, Inc., Camp Hill, Pa. Shiflet's professional affiliations assess their child's partlculilr temperament. Parents will dis· . c over how children learn personal : workshop for parents of preschool and social bebavlors and how they age children Tuesday evenings from 7to9p.m. Nov.12throughDec. can effe<;tlvety guide their child's learning. There will be a minimal 10. The workshop Is designed to fee of$15 per family. Classe~. wUl be held at the Nova provide parents with techniques to Learning Center, Route ~ West, make parenting a fun and enjayable experience. Parents wlllleam how Hooper Road, Athens; For registrachildren develop during their pre- tion Information parents may ·. school years. Each parent wlll be contact Chris Hagland, 592-3744. given a qustionnalre wblch wlll Ed Harris, dlrctor of Nova 'Learning Center, wlll conduct a Rebecca Fay Sblllet . Chester. Garden Club meets Include the American Nursing Association Board of Nurse ReJudging guidelines according to searchers, a past ctftcer of the Ohio the Ohio Association of Garden Nurses' Assn., a past officer of tre . Clubs scorecard were discussed by American Association a! Critical Betty Lou Dean at Wednesday Care Nurses, and a past local o!ttcer night's meeting of the Chester for !lie National Society of Cardio- Garden Club held at the Chester pulmonary Technologists. United Metbodlst Church. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Each member was given a score Mrs. Howard G. Roush, Racine. card and judged the 16 hogartlt arrangements, comparing their results with those d Mrs. Dean. A discussion on judging followed the lesson. Janet Koblentz and Maurita MOler were hostesses for the and Trlsha Ferry, Sherry Ledford, meetlngwltha thank you ootebelng Emmogene Gilmore, Joann and read from VIrginia Chadwell for a Becky Wlse,Margret.McDanlel, Iva truubaskettorherhusband, Wyatt . Powell, Donna Gilmore, Mary A book wll be donated to the Boggs, Charlene and Lee Cadle, library in memory ct. Margaret Ella Freda GUmore and grandmothers, Lewis with Pauline Ridenour to Leona Eblin and Betty Manley. make the selection. Six members Others sending gifts were Francis att.ended the regional meeting held Davidson, a great-grandmother, Francis Davidson, Helen Jeffers, Mary and Patty Day, Janice Dexter, Patty and Norma Jean Hysell, Joann Dexter, Louise Hall, Mamie Swauger, Erica Elias, Ruth Smith, Opal Barr, Etta and Heather . The parent group of Head Start Wise, VIola Moon, Lucy Gilmore, children wll meet on Nov. 18 at lO Joy Clark, Eloise Eblin, Joan King, am,. at the Racine Fire DepartRuth Farmer, and Ray Eblin. ment Information regarding a fund f'l!arl Kayees, PauUne Stewart, raising project may be obtained by Gloria Btrlzard, Sharon Older, contacting Mike Martin, ~or Eloise Stlles, Linda Nelson, Susie Fred Scarberry, Racilne. Graham, Naomi London, Helen Myers, Hester and Darlene Eblin, Dreama Bell, Diane Smith, Mary Bacon, Linda Haley, Sheila Warner, and great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. CECU Rathburn, Cclumbus. Hostesses for the shower were Nancy and Dorcas Manley. Bridal shower given Abridal shower was held recently at the Middleport American Legion haD honoring Crystal Manley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley, 00 Park St .. Middleport. Games were played with prizes being awarded to Ivy Powell, Becky Wise, Julia Hysell, Emmogene GUmore, f'l!nny Burge, Pat Hudson, and Debbie Fields. Refrestunents of cupcakes toptied with a miniature umbreUa or teapot, sandwiches, chips, pretzel and soft drinks were served. Purple and white streamers and posters of congratulations "Crystal and Ted" were used In the decorations. Attending were Kathey EUas, Kresha and Debbie Fields, Judy Searles and Bryan, Kim Hudson. Debbie McDaniel, Roberta Acree, Pat, Kim an Mary Hudson, Lucille King, Barbara Payne, Margaret and Mary Jones, Connie and Donna Manley, Lisa, Jessica and Josh Hooten, Dorcas Manley, Rosemary Hysell, Julia Hysell, Penny and Charla Burge.. Janet Dexter, Jody Wells, Gall Head Stan meeting set r----------- James Nicholson, president. Installed were Mrs. Marvin Wilson, . president; Mrs. Albert Woodard. vice president; Mrs. Carl Denison, secretary; and Mrs. Canaday, treasurer. RICHARD B. BAILEY by Pd. for the C1ndid1te In compliance with provisions of Section 5712.03 of the Ohio Revised Code, there will be published in a newspaper during the nut few weeks a list of those persons who are delinquent in payment of real estate taxes in Meigs County. {ClASSIFIED ADS sure ta gat ra&UI1&~ If delinquent taxes art paid in full or arrangements made with the County Treasurer to pay not later than 48 hours before said publication, the parcel will be re· moved from the delinquent list before advertisin&. THANK YOUI · , would like to thart the voters of he Southam Local School All delinquent lands will be certified for foreclosure by the County Auditor unless the taxes, assessments, Interest, and penalties due are paid. 1 District for their tremendous support of me in the !'ICint school board election. Your support is reatly appreciated. 'Our Chldren art our Future!!" KeepiiiJ this in mind Iwill do my best to take special cart in the school system. Sincerely, mana"'"' SCOTT D. WOLFE S. Braooway St. Racine OHio 45Dl • -· ·•: :, .: :: . :. ": ·: > ; • : • ;• ·•• I would like to ex- .• preSS my than kS tO I everyone WhO VOted for me and helped in any way in my recent election to Salisbury Township Board of Trustees. DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS NOTICE Officers installed by garden club Officers for the 1985-8i year were Installed at a recent meeting d the Rutlancj ,Garden Club b~ld at tlr hoine oi Mrs. Robert Canaday. Mrs. Ralph Turner Installed ilte officers In the absence of Mrs. recently at Rio Grande. Mrs. Mlller used a Thanksgiving topic for devotions. Excerpts !rom Psalms, with poems, "Life's Little Blessings" and "My Garden" with prayer !rom tlr Upper Room. Names were drawn for the Christmas gift exchange. A dinner wlll he held on Dec. 4 at a Parkersburg, W.Va. restaurant. Door prizes were won by 1\da Holter and Macel Barton. A salad course was served. The said list will be ready for publication on November 27 and December 4. William R. Wickline Meig~ County Auditor �.Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Playoff results ----· -·.............. -·....... -0 -· -· -· -u (Walo Arlin NorOOnla 0 TrO)' 36. Tol CMt Cath 0 West(lrvU~ N 21. WorthfnKtm 18 MadHey Sp~ld. Can Cent C'ath 20, Wl\lteti&U 9 Stt'!Jbcnv1llt 21. Wlnlersvllk> U !ot\ Mohawk S~'tamoi'E' Pailll Valley tH I. Coopt'r SU!d._.m In ~. Mlddle1own Fmwlrk ls.Ji Co.·tnlftOn IHJ.ll , Wrlcom£o Stadium In Daytorl, 1 p.m. SaiW'day. ......... __ _ NFL results Clrnilk' :fl. Vllfl Wf'lt 15 Uma Bath lB. S! Maryll U NATION.U. FOO'I1IAU LEAGUE .tmert• eo.-...ce [rontM 'Jl, Gallipob !I TOOmvUII' Sberldab \D. Philo 12 ""' W L T l"d. PF PA 7 3 0 .'100 22S 156 NY J(>(S N. En~~: . Miami ...... u Col OeSaU>s 17, Urbana 0 Dilly Oakwood 3, C\rl McNk'hoW 0 DWWo• IV 1 3 0 .700117111 6 4 0 ,Q)) 241 211 3 7 0 ..»:>187238 "'' """' "'"''"' ......... 2 8 0 .Jl>U1 216 Buffalo L'v1llf> A~J~Irw !1. laaln C1f'arvl,.....· 0 Elack Rtv :», Obl>rlln D ........ 5 ~ 0 .1100287:1!18 ~ 5 0 .im219181 4 6 0 ..OO UDlH Wayl'll'daJto ll, Marpreorta 12 Otsego l.f. Mart:m P1N5ant 7 Hwstn Minford 14, Amanda Ot>an"l"('l('lt 7 C'roolr.svilleo 16, CalcJwtoll 13 1011 """'"' LARdrs ,,,.,.. 6 3 0 .&67 219181 6 f, 0 ,$)) 2:11217 6 f 0 .tm :M8 2tli """' 5 5 0 .S00260:itll 3 7 0 .:m 1!1& :HO ctn CAPE 27, V{'I"S311Rs 6 Col Acad 19, Sp1n&f'\l'kl NE 15 Dtvllbn \' ....... , ........ ........ - -· NEwark Ca lh 48. Rlchmorvi IAIW 9E Nr.A»-.1 Ca:.saoc 7 J 0 .100227170 7 3 0 .'!WZJIW 55 0 .MJ> lfl l81 5 5 0 .500 .158 16.2 Wu h Philo. Dl:>lpi'IOs Jetf('I"Wn 40. McComb 0 Fl'emonr Sl JolqJh 22. Serloca E 1!'1 lOll t 6 0 .0 162D NY Gnls Dlllas MoR!Kk~n> JS, Thll' Cf'llt Cath 7 Syt'amon> Mohawk 21, B.Jdwyt> Cent 7 the best regular·season records from 1982-84 at 33-8. The Dolphins, llke the Redsklns, have won ,their dlvlslon the last two years. However, following the lead of the 49ers ln last season's Super Bowl, teams have stopped blitzing Dan Marino, concedlngshort passes to prevent long strikes. That strategy plus the sevenWI'I'kabsenceo!widerecelverMark Duper sent Miami to a slow start. Duper, who Saturday came off Injured reserve, made a splendid return With a 50-yard touchdowri'l pass from Marino wlth 41 seconds left to Uft the Dolphins over the New York Jets 21-17. After the Jets took a 17-141ead on Ken o:Brlen's 20-yard scoring toss to Rocky Klever with 1:07 left, Miami needed just two plays to get back Into the division race. Lorenzo Hampton returned the ensuing kickoff to Miami's 44. Marino hlt Mark Clayton for 6yards before finding Duper for the winner. Duper, who also caught a 60-yard scoring pass, had eight receptions for 217 yards. The Dolphins, who had lost three of four, raised their record to&4,The Jets fell to 7- 3 and Into a first-place tie with New England. "We felt thls had to be a turnaround day lor us and lt was,'' Miami coach Don Shula said. "We needed something good to happen and It happened tonight. This would have been· a real tough one for us to w.. KC 4 ti 0 .400 1116 :o2 St. Loo. Centn1 10 {) 0 l.I]J) 27t 127 5 5 0 1iXt 17UJJ !'i ~ o .m:mm Chi. Din 1.11 Minn. G<. Bay 1'mp By Paint Val 3, F'l'anldor1 Admil 0 MJd FenwiCk 16. O n Stnnml1 CD 10 (OIIIna'IOO 35, S Chark>ston SE 0 • 6 0 .(1)191 113 t 9 o .l!D mm w... S. Fran. 8 :1 0 .DUIO151 54 (I .!i6DI 161 N. Orln1 3 7 Atlanta 1 9 0 .100 Ull IJ7 LARms Prep pairings o .m ·' t76B a-..,.·. a-.. Phlllldfo!MU 1\ Atlant1 17 lffi l COLUMBUS . IUPII - Heft' ano !lifo pajr~gs ror !tK> regional llnall In thl> -· Ohio Hl lth SChOol Athlt'tle Assor!allon l9lfi fOOtball plaYQfts: ClnclnRIItl 21, ('1el.•@land 11) O!lc. 24, DPtrolt J Gnoen S.)' '11. Mln nt'!IOta 17 ButfaJo 1\ Houston ll Nfoll.· Enallnd :w. Indianapolis ~ ~'Y G!anta Jl. LA Rams 19 PIUsW!Jh 36, Kansu City 21 Tamp. Bly l6, St. Looll 0 New Ork>Mnl J Sea ttle San Dlevo ct. LA Raldm 3& tcrJ'I M!am l21. NY JEots 11 C.Uas 13, Wublng&on 7 · ........ o.m. (AI '1bntlt P.BT ) San FrWK'I:Iro at Den\lfl'. 9 p.m. C'ltvelar'td St. JfJIIl'Ph 18-JI vs. Lalcrwood st. EdWard tlO.H, Flnnle StadiUm 111 Bm>a at 7 p.m. Sat urday. CanTon Mc Kin~ 110.11 w . Stow Walsh .hull 110.11. fl'N("etl Stadllm In Canton rr. il l 7 p.m. Saturday. Trn)· tll·OI vs. werr'\·illt> Nortrh 18.J1, Troy. 7 p.m. Sa!\ln:IIY Cbldnr111U Prft"tton Jll-Ot VI. Oncln· nail ~If'!- tliJ.ll. Nipp:Tt StadiUm In Ctnclnnlll at 1: .1) p.m. Saturday. ,.,_ 0 ....,,N""·" Clt-veland BftwdlctlnP 110.1 1 'IS YOUrwtS· rown ~ t~ll. Akron Rubtltr Bowl Chkaro at Oallu. 1 p.m al 1 p.m Saturday. Gallon 111-01 n LA Runs at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Miami I I l ndl an.~poll!l, I p.m. Butfak:lat Cll'\'eland. 1 p.m. .' Awn Lakr 1)0.11. ~ ni'\M> Stadium In Brrfll. 7::11 p.m. Friday. Canton central CatholiC tS.2t vs. StiPUbPnvtlit IS.ZI . Paul Brown Stadium • WI Mauillon. 7:JO p.m. fridaY , ClnciMIII GlftllhiUs tt.:JI \11 . Daytorl New C>n!-'• va. Gn!l"D Bily at M !!wat~ ket>. 1 p.m. Plttlb.lrah 11 Houston. 1 p.m. PhbdPtphla at St. Louis. 1 p.m. Tampa Bly I I NY Jets, 1 p.m. MIIVWICM at n.trott, if. p.m. N4!w EJipmd at ~an». It, p.m. Otaminede . Juleftne 'ti D · 11. Wt'kUnr Sladlwn In OIY1Cn. 7:30 p. m. F'!iday. Ctnd ruwatlat LA Raldton, It, p.m. Kansas City at Sir! Franc llco. -4 p.rrl. San Dlep~ at Omver. t p.m. -m WlTI'E'II KtnntdY 19-21 \IS, Yw11!110Wn fta)'fn 1'-l l. You ~CJNn Slatt' Unlver· stty, 7 p.m. Saturday. f'lmtlllr tlfl.ll \'t . l.irnll ~I ll flt.6\ , -·""'·" NY ClantJ at WuhlnRfon. 9 p.m. -~~~~~~--~--------~ lose." -Trail Blazers upend ·Cavs, 110-107 ,, PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI ) ·Cleveland Cavaliers coach George Karl thinks hls team doesn't get the . respect lt deserves. • A ·controversial, second·quarter call between World B. Free and -Portland's Darnell Valentine gave Free an offensive foul and helped hlm on his way to fouling ou I before the Cavaliers lost to the Trail :Blazers 110-107 Sunday night. "I don't know," said Karl. "World -B. IS playing some of the best ·basketball of his career. He's ·,playing smart,yet he gets no respect ·•rrom the referees. "Every time he drives to the basket. l1's as lf they don't see him. ..World B. Free and the Cleveland '"Cavaliers just don't get the respect thl'Y deserve." Portland played a gutsy ball night. When they're hitting those game, clinging to a thin lead nearly · lOng shots, they can be tough." all of the second half. Steve Colter Ramsey praised Colter's shooting came of the bench ln the fourth and for the bustle of Kersey, who period to hit two, 3-pojnt shots and came off the bench to lead Sam Bowie sank two free throws Portland's trap defense andloul up a with 1: 22le!t to clinch the win. Cleveland rally ln the third ln fourth Bowie led Portland with 24 points. quarters. Kersey drew two fouls ln Fr.,. led all scorers wlth 30 for the trying to blOck two or Free's shots, Cavaliers before fouling out with nearly stuffing them down Free's throat. . 4:52to gu. "That's a good team win," said The fouls didn't help, but the Blazer coach Jack Ramsey. "Eve- power with which Kersey rejected ryone who gut ln contributed the tEll as lt lett Frre' s hands helped tonight. (Jerome) Kersey and Steve lgntte Portland. -(Colter) gave us the spark Still, Karl thought his team played Jerome's hustle and Steve's fioor pretty well. game. "It was a pretty goo:! effort "Thl')''re (Cavaliers) a tough against a very good team that will team to play. You can see why they win !Ilmewhere between 44 and 50 can blow the Lakersawayma given games thls year," he said. 39C lB. S2.50 OFF LABEL TIDE DETERGENT FAMILY SIZE $49 Responsible for We Rtsi!Yt . . ·( tt1&'~ PLASTIC ~~ GAL Sl 49 tOffll Ill PEPSI COLA l:,~z. $129 S. LIMIT 2 iuuY'",.AL PURCHASES......$1.59 ~....,.. Errors- Prices Effective thru Sat., Mov. 16, 19U. . DOUBLE COUPONS ALL WEEK SEE STORES FOR DETAILS 01ill~ Senti11el Clmil1ed Courl St .. Pom ero~ . Dhia 4!i169 • ' ~ w "•• 1 WANT ADS ARE dUMPING WITH BARGAINS Card of Thanks The family of Ellsworth P. "Red" Crispin wishes to thank our relatives, neighbors and friends for their kindness and love shown after his racent death. Special thanks also to White Funeral Home, Coolville, Rev.· Roy Deeter and pallbear- .. ,, 1 ers. God Bless You All Dora Crispin & Family Public Notice Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE SN!td bldo witt be received In tho offlco of tho VII· loge Cloolc, Pomoroy, Ohio, Llltil 12 o'clock noon on No· vtrrilor 18, 1985 on tho lotlowing propooel: 1 . F... tho purchuo by tho Vlttogo of Pomeroy o (1 1 Now or (1) Uood Portllblo Air full name of every person or Compreaior with minimum apecifications 11 toUowa: Engine: Dloool t41 Cytindor - Water Coolod 219 Cubic Inch DioploC<Iment with Dry Typo Air Clooner - E1her Cold Woothor Stortlng Aid Muffler with Roin Cop. Compreuor: Single Stoge Oil Flooded Rotory Screw 185 CFM (i) 2400 RMP with (2)% SeNice Valves · Auto· matic Shut-down for High Comprepar Air Dl1ch1rge company lnterertod In 1he Nmt, ond the bid must be occomponlod by o chock or bond In tho oum of t100.00 to the ootllfoction of tho VII· loge Council 11 1 guorMity thot H tho bid io occaptod, contract wHI be entered into Mid ko performance prop- Stlld appllatlon wilt be by polkton to bt fllod In oold Court on or oflor tho 11th cloy of Oocombor, 198&. Doted thlt 4th 'cloy of No· vembor 1986. M1ry Sue Breuer (111 11, 1tc Public Notice SIZES 8·20 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Coklmbuo. Ohio October :za. 19811 Contnct 8 - legit CCIP'i No. •·1029 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT , Saolod propooolo liitt! ·be racolvod II tlo ofllce~of)ho D l - of tho Ohio DtPitlrntnl of Tronoportatton, Columbut, Ohio, 101111 10:00 A.M .• Ohio Stonclord Time, Tue1d1y, November 19. 198fl, for ,,.,.....,_.. In: Malgo County, Ohio, 111 MEG · (·1 4 .88-15.&8)-Stoto Route 143; MEG · 681 · 121 .24)·Stote Routt 1111; and Malgo County Ganrge IDI, by -.rtocing with oopholt con. crl!rbl. P o - Width - vtrito, Pattern 4502: Misses Pro)oct ond Work Longth ' Sizes 8 Ia 20. 65,419 flirt or 12.39 mllot. "The'dotoottlor CD1!11Iotlon $3.00 for each pattern . of thlo thai be 11 tot Add 65¢ each pattern In tho bidding propout," for postag e, handling. Eoch l*ldtr llhll be roqulred Sond to: to ftle with hlo 1 certllitd Anne Adtms Ponorns, ·~ !) 1 chock or caohlor' t ohock lor ., Reider MIN "' omoum oquat 11> live percent of hlo bid, but In .., ...,, more The than fifty tllou-d dollort, or • bond for len porCMII of hlo B2-08 Northtrn B~d . , Waods~o. poyllblo to tho DlrtciDr. NY 11377. Print Name, Addron, , lllddoro must I!IPiy. on 1he Zip, Slz1, Ponem Number. lnrmi. "" 41ilflcetlon II-~.. cloy prior II> thtdott Great FAL L· WINTER oot for _.1ng btdo In accorPATTERN CATALOG . with Chop!• llli:z& '*' Daily Sentinel Surprise features, free pattern offer. Send $2 plus 65¢ postage. Books $2.50 + 65¢ p&h. 131-Add • Block Qulhs t28·Qulck 'n' Eny Tronst1rs ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS ~ ., TOWN & COUNtRY~ YRERINARIAN • CUNIC Paul E. Shockey, DVM. Monday, November 11, ·198& 305 Jackson Ave. • SMAlL ANIMAL HOUIS Moo.-Woci.-Thurs. 3·S pm : THUts. 6:30-1; Fri. J. 2 pm Saturdor 10·11 :30 ,., lAIGI A-Al & SUIGIIY BY APPJ. '*'· Ohio fltvfttd Codo. Plonllnd - - · o r e on flit In flo Doplllmtnt of T..,IIIQI1IIIon ond 1he offlot of 1he Diltrfcl Deputy Dlroctor. The Dlroctor , . . . . tho right II> ...... any ....... btdo WARREN J .SMITH DIRECTOR • (11)4.11 , 2 tc. Business Services c ROOM 103 . RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER ! (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · PH. 742-2629 10!1011 mo. pd. 1·11 tin w· Real Estate · VERY NICE - 3 BR ranch , full basement with family rm., lg. woodburn ing slove. fireplace, lots of storage, 2 full baths, dbl. garage & 2.47 acres. NOTHING VENTURED, NOTHING GAINED. .. Jut Mllrj111y, Milton lou•• lhfto, Ylrtil onol lru<t ltolord -lousing Headquarters FOR All YOUR WiliNG NEEDS •Hoepltal Beda •Wh"l Chelra .DICA. ANI OIHEIIHSUIANCE CA-IS WIIIN EUIIIU . ltlidentilll Cotw-cltl Clllfl a• -KAL SUPPLY 61 Plttt St......... lOWMAN'S HOMI . 608 E. Matn rtr 992-3559 .,,,l,, - t g,,,;,, ' SANDWICHES Subs - Steak - -stromboli Ham a. Cheel8 - Pizza Br11d FREE Local Dallvery CHill C.ll U1, W• W11 't ssoo LG. PIZZA w/ont. ltam """'"" ..' - - .._ - - ..- Roger Hysell Garage ·ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sins Stitt Frotn 12'Kl6' It, 124,P-ob0hlo UTILITY BUILDINGS AUTO & TR CK REPAIR Sizes tiom 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doa Houm -1-G-21·1 ti!Od: llfl:l 992·2259 NEW LISTING - Middleport - One ~ory house with 3 bedrooms, H\ baths carport, range, ref., was her:· dryer and l.a.n.g. heat. Ask· ing $34,90000 S.tlllhil .....,...t PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 •CLOCKS Installation ''"ll_a.l!~ •TOYS •IMPORTS 11·7-15·1 GUN SHOOT SUPOIOR SIDING CO. IACINE Fill Din. lalhan lullding EVOY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 , ... F1ctory Choke 12 Gauc• Sltotauns Only UJ.tf CAll COllECT: • Ph. (6141 843-S42S 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL Fl LL DIRT ~-~ ~.. .~ .. MOTEL SALES & SERVICE Authorized Joha Deere. New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer SIDING CO. New Hames Built "Free Estimates" Far111 Equlp111e111 Pertt &SeNiee or 949·2160 ATTENTION HOUSE BUI · · ERS! This aw~r has ~ven us • 2 month sto sell this oorre in a • good ~•ghborhood . and has roouced the price to help llllh the sale. 3·4 bedrooms, c~se to schools. In good conditron Now $25,500 00 FORECLOSURE - Th1s lmlrf • belongs toaleadrng •nsl1lul1on : andthey wanl asale• Need repa" but •s locatoo on a good street in Middleport. 1~ slo· nes and alarge garage.Call for a showing $17,000.00 Henry£. Cleland, Jr. 992-61 91 Jean Tru ssell 949·2660 ' Dottie Tomer 99 2· 5692 Jo Hi ll 98 5·4466 AW PH. 949-2101 ANY PERM KAY'S BEAUTY SALON WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENtlH *Complete Remodelint *Room Additions doofltll didin& RIDENOUR A.U . JIM CLIFFORD TV & APPLIANCE Ph. 915·4141 Free Eatimatea lf.f_ NnJ AFill Tl•• Slltp Tublelll CHESTIR- 915 -3307 PH. 992-7201 CAI.L 614·111·1161 ll·S.l mo. . {\ 11111 I I. iII 1'1)11 ll 1 3 Announcerntnte IWEEP!II and -tng ma· ...,.w, pertl, and Pick 1111 tnd Mlppllot. d1ttvory, Davia Vaauum Cteanw, one up QeD,.. Creolt"""Rd.mileColt II 4-<t411·0214. ottine 411/ tfn *GIIIJIS & Pole Buildtncs MARCUM tO.t71fll KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE . ........... c• o ~~~=~~~~~~=~~ or un g art of frtnk end Hlfen och Tom Authoroon. V_io_te_to:_rt_w_M_tbe.:...;:p_ro:_NO.:.:..uttd. ·IaNotlae:There will be no hunting or ttoopooolna on 1he old Ebtr Routh farm, tho Mlr•'ll firm In Dh. Old pormt• lion no to ngor ocoopt . M1rjorit A. Dural .,d Rolph 0. Lavandor. svr-•· '!f.' .,. MOilLE HOMES MOVED, lniUrod, roooonllbte rate~. Clll304-8711· 23311 . 4 r,, 11111111 NHit I'IUS: Office $vtltlll• & Furniture, *tHing DM Gr.... tien Stotion:t ~k 1 s...... Sigilli, • lutlntss Formt. Copy Str•l<ll, Etc. US MiN St., Ml ... lflrl 104 llolkry A•. ,,_., GIVIIIWIY LOST: White Engtloh Son•. 1 brown Nr, no colter. Golllpotlo IIH . Reword . Cit! ,, 4· 4411·0287 . FOUNO Vlry ilrgo Garmon Shtphord ml•. malo, very flondly, Jockoon liN , Colt 114· 388·9745. FOUND Ont white bltlygoot. Potrlot· Northup Rd. off Rt. 775. Clll 814·448-4881. Loot: molo Huoky. ollvor· grey with blue oyH. Loll in Corpenlor oroo . Cttl 114· 698· 72B2. Reword. FOUNO brown Md block mote Coon hound, coltor mlooing, Flotrock • •· 304· 87&· 1888. 7 Yard Sale ··-···P1·iiieiiaa·.;-r ·-·· a. Vicinity 915·3561 All M1h1 ·····-····················--·- •Wethers •DilhWIIh&rl Gorogo Solo, Mon. 9 lftlto4 pm. 2901 Annlrton Dr. Pt. Pteuont. 2 typowrltort, toyo, otc. •Rangea •Refrlgerotore •Dryer• •Free1er1 PARTS 1nd SERVIC E 992 ·3345312111, YOUNG'S 20% Off SELECTED HRMS FOI THE IOIH OF YOU STJUNG SALON ... ............. OPUATOIS ~ Mto. thro lat. 9 AIM ,. lotr. I 'lhwL llithh PH. Hove ..... -·· ......... ~· oti Top prlou, !d. lur· !tatt llatbtr lhop, 2nd. Av.. llundfY. ll•tanl-11. 114· 112-1022. . tentt. •100. I 12JCIIO, 2 bdr, ..... Lll. rtfrfg, dllhwtlltflli', _....,. top f111111 will:! buHt tn - · oa'"'•weMpapertn beth, underpinning, 14100. CaHI14·441-34f7 ofltr lptll. 111011111. Cot! 114··2-IUII. MUIT IELL IMMIOIATILVtl 1171 INION CIIOWN, IXCELL!NT CONOITION. '7,000, CALL 1114-.... ·11177., 114·441· -•Y for .w.rty tn 2101. my llomt. 1100111, board • liM Vtndole 1 ZxiO on -*1 lot. New tluttlo ' - - · AC, outbulldtne. low utlllllet, eao. oond. C8ll 114-241-IIIH tflor IHI, Mldtlltport, Oh. 814·•2· 11 WantH to Do 1171 loyvltw 141!70, CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona •nd remoclelk\t Aooflng and gutt• work Concrete work Plumbing •nd ..ecltriul work (Fr~ Eotlmoteo) · V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·"~s or 991·7314 ''"l~oy, Howard l. Writ1n1ll ROOFING . NEW-REPAIR Guttert - DownapQIUitll Gutter Cleaning Pointing FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 . ' . . or 949-2969. 4/29/Hn Public Sale 8o Auction :1 roo1111 and blth, lOIII tltctrlo. window *IOftCI.. MleoN Cltt : 114·742· - . . . 171122 outbuilding. Clfii14-. . .·14Jti. Wenttd uatd w......, dryon, , . , . , _ , tWIIII. ILU 1';11• WVftlri1 Dr not. C.H 4-171-7741. 1173 Now Moon 12xll, pert. f~rnlehed, wood· oattlng fan, AC, underpinning, poroh. U ,IOO. Call 114·441· '*"*· 1110. . aa - 3 bdrrrle. ntot oondltion, oounty wtter, oil lullnl11 Opponuntty httt. on lit. 7, tn !ul'llla. Calf 114·-·2201. 11 Help Wentad 0nt oart"teil Medloat Taoh· r»logltt, weofldlyo. land riiUme ar apply 110 Mtdloal Pllu. 2103 .I!Miklon Pille. QoiHpolfa, 011 41111 ' f-*'al, 1 - and ClvM lervloa )obo now avlfltlbltlft Our - · Par lniD. Clfl 102)137·3401 Dept • 201 . ~ AVON ltart 1111 ·- .I.OO. Mila 41" lor Chfllt..,.,, CIH 1114· 441· :SSH. Eteatrlclant needed . Top pey, lend NMimt 10 ••• 0 ' lei& 487, Pt. Ptoo-t. WV 21110. opantnf. Ave, Ohio Atll 1100111 ~- 11, Galtlpotlt, · "" - ..... Matute .,...doble lody 10 oare lor lnfl11t1nd tockltel' In our hollll, M'uat bt a non· · ornoliar, lft. . oant and ..,. •tng1 , lie~ with , 0 of 1ho ••to box tn •re Glfltllalt o.MyT,.__, Thlrd Ave., Golllpoljt, Oh 48131 . - - -- - - - - WM1ted: Womon tollvoln to f NOTICII THI OHIO VAUIY I'U .. UIIIING CO. -~· tltat you do llttlfn- with people you lulaw, and NOT to 11M monoy tltNUglltt. 11111 until you haw tnvHII· gated tt. afftrtng, 14x70 Futlvlf J bdr., 2 beth, . . . . . .. lilr, .. tltotrlo, ..... porch, !lite - · Calllt4·-·1411. llepollt...dl 77 ltndlx I 4x70 Ifni bedroom. •1 II ,., mo. 74 o.. 2 ...._m IIIZ per rna. 11 l'llrlot 141!11 tflrlt boll· room •111 per mo. •100 .,,* 22 Maney to Loen dowft. IIIIa fiiYRIIItlt. Mid Ohio Plnlnoflf IItwlN HOMI OWNIIII.fllfffttnOI 1 ·100-121-07112 ., Ill 4to low fix.. rete. U10 "JUity tor lilY pufiiON. lAid• -7,;,:72:...·1_220_;_1·- - - ·loM•11111 Co, 114-112• 1111 Iuddy, 14xl0,_ Z aou . bd.roome, 1 large bath, front kltolttn with bat, no -""'• au. t7700. 104·371· 23 Profllllinel 2421. ltMoll MOI!L! HOMEI MOVED: lnturecf, NltonMII ,.._, Cal 104-171-:tiH "AHO TUNING AND II!· ,Alii. bull to tchotl ell• aounll, frH tatlmttet, Wlrd'l llevboord. 304-1711· 1100., ,.,••• 24. 117::1, I hll lohultl, ""' bit. holM with 7ll I ••· ptndo, wood burner. llr oond, Wllftlr • drytr, all IIIPIIenOII. llvtnt room It tie, 2 porch amf u........ =a.•7.ooo.oo, 304-. .!· 31 H-a for lilt aa t1y · Muatllll•movld. 3bir.tenah.--....... Wllllntl dl-fromNafth 0111111 Rklh lohool. lloduotd 10 tal.~. Coll14·lll· 1711 . ..=--= ly I rma. 2 boths, 1111ge, flreptaao, •••· nolgllborhood, w. .lnt clio· tonce of city tchaqlo, UI,IOO. Coli 114·441· r.:.:r .!~~ lllllry . Call 114·211·1371 or 114-21e·2210. or wrlie JMn Hammond 2474 Pot· tonovtilo Rd .. Jtckaon, Oh 48MO. RN or LPN qooolod ao Pupploo Colte-Gormen 8ht- lnclopent controctor to do phord, II wootro old . 8te: mobile inanMa. u•m•on 1 Bob McCormick Rd . Drtva p1rt 111111 beolt Golllt County way up hill btoldo Laglon, • -· FIIKiblo houre. E.D.E . Routh RtoidtnC<I. Roopond to P.O. lox 37a, Dunbtr, WYA 28014. UHd lull size monreoo. 8t4-992·77114. Student oholl roodor wonted for 8 hrt. per wook. Prtftr 7 y•r old fomtlo dog. 'II 14 to 15 yr. old . Colt poklnooe, 'II chlhtuohuo. 114 - 441 - READ for Bollor with tdulto. Good oppolntmont. houoe dog. 114-992·11839. Eooy Asumbly Workl Groot Dtno . 304· 117&· tiOO.OO per 100. Guoron· 7340 . llld Poyment. No hptrltnct, No Sotee. Drtollo 1 whko flmolt kill.,, I und ulf -lddruud wooko otd, 304-1171-711411. rtompod envotopo: Elon VI· Ill -711 3418 Ent-IM Rd. ft. Pierce. FL 33482. 8 F11 All Buying dolly ..ttl. ollv• ootne, rtnaa,jlwllry, llttrttng o-- ~ ·S ·tlC PliNY SHOP Wll ba!>Y-tlt In my hollll, btotdo Eaatotn Hltlh lohoot, Afl\'ttmo . C1tt "114·111· 1107. otone Jan, tntlqu•. gold • tet M T-'-... tnt an.... •..._. Every Iunday, bttllnntne at We hove 1 far 1:00 p.m. Faotory Cholla 12 lllfeOOiv•, ..,.tutetn ldu· ole who quollly !Ill •atn • ...... ahotguna. olllttlnl JM!I...,., lleduoa tale ond fut with tunlty ID oom •IIO-UOO Gol- =oullo and !-Vap w•k. Major oompany. No "water a" . FNth Phar· IIPttltnoe. Prt!M our own .......... Car • -at. Apply maoy, Mlddlaport. In at .417 a - d Racine Oun Shoot span· IIOI'ed by Raolno Gun Club. !CUT OUT FOI FUTURE USEI 7J.79 Ford Tr. F...... ........................ •ea 71·10 (t.., lr, · 11·79 Ford Tr. .............................. •100 · ..... ...... -................. • us ll·IO Ch~tr. lr: 10-IS Ford Tr. ............................... •150 ..... .........................St45 71-14 Chnr Jr. 71-79 Ford Tr. ll-~t'7t::;· i;: $JO IO~I~tt.F;;tr;: .......... SI2.50 Grilles ..................... tJI.SO Ntt4s ......................... 114S 73·19 "'"I· Tr. U -IS Ford ·lo""' lock• Pintts ...............•IS tlttdt .................... ,,", l130 73-79 (hny, Tr. ·U ·IS Ford ....... , (trntrl ................. l20 Grilltt ........................_ U llaw onol tiM4I Auto G!ell- 1111 '"" &Uiro PAnS 9-tHrnl THE QUALnY and oliver. Wrltt·M.D. Mllor, llt.2, POitiiiO'f, Ohio 41788 or oalt . 814·•2· 7710. . To Nit AIHin. Celt Marilyn Wuvtr, 304-1112-21148 . Lone Bottom, Ohio 1!·'Ch~ty Tr, , ..... ......................... tU lpeolllHtlng In lullti·Up ca-111111 llaoftnt 20 v.... eicperitnllll 1111/ltn CONTIACnNG 304·675·6276 Nurilng •rit In private pohomo. Room for - 6 Lost end Found No Sunday Calls J. J .tfc J&F CONTRACTING 10% OFF BISSELL ••••t, - ·I . NOW TIIIU DK. 4 INSULAnON •live entertainment ' Free HBO •Restaurant .Oijmpic Pool SINGlE '24.9S CHESTER - Appro, 10. acres vacant land. Bwldrngor tra1le1 Slle wrth water and • electr~c milable. Owner Wll· : ling to liriance. $7.500.00 *BLOWN IN U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO •SYLVANIA • SPEED QUEEN lAUNDAT •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATfllRI SALIS I SlRVtCE PO!Hl' PlEASANT, W. VA. 8 miles from Pomeroj-Moson Bridge lONG BOTTOM - Neat three bedroom ranch, on approx. I acre, lam11y room, garden: . area. OWNER WANTS OFFER' 'ALUMINUM SIDING DOZER, BACKHOE, ' TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS. SEWER LINES. REClAMAnON, PONDS, SPRING OEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE • DIRT RT. 62 SOUTH CHESTER - A neal lour bedroom home with lull ba·· semen!, hardwood floors sunny dining room . Goodcondrtion. Only $26,500.00 . *VINYl SIDING BOGGS 10·8-lfc NEW LISTING - Pomeroy - Appro•. 5 acres w1lh a two bedroom home ~ a grea t neighborhood.Close to Pomeroy Elemenlary , family room, deck. nice back yard. $30,000.00 ( UNDA'S MEXICAN POftEIY & Gin SHOP •POTTERY "Fr10 Estimates" .: IOWTROOMG I Also Transmission IUGIIII LONG JUST CALL! POMEROY, O. ..,.,........ STREAK CAB CO~ 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. & PHONE 992·7075 t 011 't W~lk, Wtlt , ( ANGIE'S PIZZA ~· N. 21111, llfddlt.. 011. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL NEW AND UI!D MOBIL! HOMU KUI!L'I QUAL· lTV MOilLE HOMIIALD, 4 MI. WilT, QAUJPOUI, liT 31. 'HON! 114-4417274. . 992·5175 Or 742-3195 24 T•lftg $,.,1,1 for 81le · WMIItd: l o - to IIOV ntghll I IW-In 1 - ltoop cloy . lob .._heteJ. Clfl 114·441-3411. COMPLEtE HOUIEHOLDI FURNITURE. ltdo, Iron. - · CUJtboordo, chllro, cheota, btoketo, dtot.o, ::::DtNO nMB!II . At ·•Home Oxygen wa Dtltvor 32 ' Mobllt Homtl WANT!D TO IUV uoed wood • oool htatert . Vaaonoy far tho tlchrly In IWAIN' II'UIINITUIIE, W . our hollll. Trained and ftf. • O!fve It, Qlfllp alia. Cot1 liOn yean oxpof'ilrtGt. C1M 111 4·441· 3111. 114·•2·7314. ELECTRIC . SERVICE la~;,m . 9/ lf/2 litO. pd.' - TEAFORD YOU CAN have this 111e for just $10.000.00. Four rms., bath, drilled well &lull ba se· ment oo II acre. ------.1 MILLER Out of Town ClstotMrs Clll Collect Willi IMI Gent Johft· 11·4 --·JI72 1·13·tfc SALES & RENTALS 614-446-7213 ~~~~~~~~~~ BARGAIN -Smaii 2BRone fl. frame in Middleport. Small lo!, storm windows & enclosed porch. 8112·2188 Middleport, Ohio Completo Gunor Wolle Complete Remodeling Roofing of oil Typoo Worked in home eru 20 YIIFI " Fr" Eotlmot"" Sot., 10 o.lll.-12 Noon RUTLAND - Here'soneyou can allord. Has modern kitchen with dinin~ carpel· ing, storm windows & ca rport. Only $21 ,500. PAlHILL FORD VINYl & AW.NUM Effoctl" Nov, I Hours Monday 2 to 4 WANT TO BUILD? - Vacant lot on lop ol l incoln Hill overlooking the Ohio River. Best view ~ Pomeroy. repair Gas Tanks. ' FBI CONFIDIIfnAl ,PQ911AIICY TEST , (losult. lo JO lllnuttsl . RUSTIC HILLS - 6 rm. ranch , living rm. about 22' lg. wilh li1eplace unit for woodburning. l ots ol car· peting, utilily rm , 100dern kit., garage & lg. ~1. out radiators. We alto z ' ? PREGNANT? REDUCED - Cook & bake ~nits, gas. lurnace, birch kitchen, al l rms. carp eted e.cepl bath. Full basement. Walk to hospital. We can npalr and recore radlltors and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod i LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Ucensed Clinical Audiologist l'tt,. 614-IU-5191 10·6·tfc iO·I4· l mo. COAl MINERS - Attractive 4 BR, modern frame home high oo a hill. 5 acres near Salem Center oo hard road . A real country view. /lfiER 1 ' . z Sltultlon1 W1nted 12 Wanted To Buy We poy oath lor lite modol Television Listeni~ Devices Com~ Ht111" Aid Selection Heanng Evalua.tions For All Ages R1eint. Oh. 304•372•5709 I IIINI·FARII - 8 acres, 3 BRs, lull basement, furn ace, dining, small .barn, tr ees & qu iet. 8 ----------------,------------~~-r----------------.-----------------~--------------~~Nn~Hd•re. Jim Mtnk Chov.•Otda lno. P&S BUILDINGS Ripley Office For Hours 1111.10 . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1 ·(6141 -99'· 332!1 Pomeloy- Midclaport, Ohio PT. PLEASANT OFFKE PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AREA CAU TheM chocks ... bondo wiR be rttumed at once to all excopt tho aoccollful blddor. Hio chtckt or bond wHt be hold u'l'illho controct or bid Is properly oxocutod by him. Biddor to oubmll dotallod opoclflcotiono of equipmont offorod . Tho rlghtlo rooervod tort· !oct ony or otl bide. Jono Wokon, Clootc Village of Pomoroy . 110129; (1) 11 , 2tc Anne Breuer. 4502 64 Misc. Merchandise Business ·,·~ Services '' erty aeeured. Ttmporoturo. Fuel Tonk t301 Gallons - Lockable Sldo Po· neto · Hour motor · Fuel Lovtl Public Notice Giuga · Engine Wotor Tom· portluro Switch • Engine 011 Preoouro Switch - Sound AtIN THE MATTER OF lentuo~on :7G dbo @ 7 Mol· era from Enclosure • Tire• OFTHE· NAME CHANGING G78 x 14 · Houro Not To Ex· SARAH ANNE OURST TO C<lod 500 If Uood Machlno 1f1 SARAH ANNE BRAUER Bid . LEGAL NOTICE Offered At Trodo -tn: 11 I Notice Is h-y given thot Sui lair 100 GPAlr Compro• the· undonlgned lnttndo to oor Serltt No. 311308 make oppllcetion to tho Com· Each bid murt contain tho mon Pilot Court, Probott Dlvioion, of Meigs County, Ohio, for on ... dtr to chonQO her chlid 'o nome to Soroh Curvy, fomln i ne suit (lined) has a waist· whittling peplum. For flannel , knits, linen . • DEW, DIET PEPSI PEPSI FREE PHONE 992-2156 Or Wr itt Dept Il l 2°/o MILK __..--·. ;I with the Cowboys. fourth-quarter scortng drives and At East Rutherford, N.J., Morris Mark Murphy returned an lntercep· rushed for two second- half touch- lion 50 yards to rally the Packers, downs to rally New York to a 24-19 .Green Bay, 4-6, scored three TDs lli victory over the NFC West-leading a span r1 4:39 of the final period to Rams, &2. TheGiantsare-7-3!or the down Minnesota , 3-5. first time since 1968 and have won Bills m, Oilers o four straight for the first tll)le since At Orchard Park, N.Y., quarter• 1979. ' back Bruce Mathison, making his, Ea&Iee Zl, Falcoas 17 first NFL start, ran for a 1'D while At Phlladelphla, Ron Jaworski hit Buffalo forced six Houston turnov; Mike Quick with a 99- yard TD pas5 ers to help the Bills, 2-8, register 1:49lnto overttrne to lift the Eagles, their first shutout since Dec.12, 1982. 3-5, over Atlanta, 1-9. On second The Oilers, 4-6, were last shutout on doWn, Jaworski found Quick be- the last game oft he 1976 season. ',; tween two defenders at his own 30 Steelers 36, Chief 28 , and Quick r~ untouched to mark At Kansas Clty, Mo., Louis Lipps the sixth ttme In NFL history there returned a punt 71 yards for a score has been a 99-yard hookup. and Gary Anderson kicked , ' Bears 24, IJom 3 team-record !lve field goals to 1e4 At Chlcagu, quarterback Steve the Stl'l'lers, 5-5, to their fi rst roa Fuller, subb!Dg for Injured Jim . victory of the season. Kansas Cll)li McMahon, ran for two TDs and the 3-7, lost Its sixth straight. ·~. Bears forced fourturmvers In mark Buccaneers 16, Cardinals 0 !". the first time In a decade a team has At Tampa, Fla., rookie Donal~ started 10-0. Walter Payton rushed Igwe.bulke kicked three long fleljt for 1(11 yards and Matt Suhey 102 to goals and the Buccaneers parl ay~ drop the Uons to 5-5. that wlth a grudging pass defense~ Packen 27, Vlldnp 17 register their first victory of thiiO At Minneapolis, Lynn Dlckl')' seaoon over the Injury· ravage~!: carne cit the bench to engineer two Cardinals, <1-6. ,::; The Daily Sentinel VIVA HOLLY FAlliS CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS The Patriots moved Into the first-place Ue with thetrftfthstralght victory, a 34·15 rout of Indianapolis at Foxboro, Mass, liVIng Fryar scored on a 77- yard punt return and a 5-yard ri'CfPIIon to help New England Improve to 3-0 In the AFC East. The Colts dropped to3-7. Uke Miami and Washington, Seattle was a playotf team of the past two seasons fallen on tough times. But the Seabawks, 44 two weeks ago, have outscored their last two opponents61J.6tomovebacklnto the AFCWest race. Seattle defeated the Saints 27-3 and Is now half a game behind Denver, which plays San Francisco tonight. The Raiders fell Into a tie with the SeabawkswhenLloneiJamesraced 17 yards 3;44 Into overtime to give the Ch~rs a 40-34 victory at San Diego. James, at 3-fool·6 one r1 the league's two soortest players. collected 345 total yards - second best to Billy Cannon's 373 - to enable the Chargers, 5-5, to beat the Raiders for the first time In their last eight tries. Another compact player, 5-7 Joe Manis, helped the Giants keep pace and~1~lnthelrdWislon. Washington and Miami have had r--~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ "'' c.at... Cl'vi..S ......... ......... .. vs. Columbus. 7 p.m. Saturd iQ·. ~ Wl.m'ft KeruW'd)' II. Wlckutff' \J \'w Rayftl ~. Strutllm. 6 " j}l.QJ In St. J~ h Central Callxllk' !8-JI. 'Tlftln Columbian, 7 p.m. S.IW'd.ly. Nev.rark Catlxllc !U.(Il vs. Balllbrldle Day ChamJut 19. Cl.n FCI't'SI Park 11 ,, tl().ll, £vans Stadbm 7;3) p.m. F'rldll)'. Dh..., a V MoR800re ..._, ,.,_m vs. 1,_21 t9-2) Ashland. 7 p.m. Siilurdl.)'. D!lptns Jff!f'n!H'I HHII vs. Frt'mOrll Gallon 26, Tol IRV!It& ll Avon LakP '!i, c~ 8 Cln Grtf'f\t\UIS 2!. F"rrnkltn W8.YJW"dllt> p.m. Friday . Minford OM I vs. Crooksvllit' IS.2L l.ai'ICUtf1', 7:.ll p.m . Friday Onclnnali Ac~ d Ptlyll'al Ed~aea· tkln IU.O\ V!. . Gahanna Columbus Ck> BP.nl'dlctlrlE' 35, Qe Holy Name- 8 You Moo~ 45, {'o"nrK'IUT 0 ,. CrM AppiP Ton!opny Ol:»ar> 11Hll, Brllfovut, 7: :ll C'ln Prirn'fon 40, Cln LaSalli!! 0 Cln MOI!'IIK 18. F'alrftfold U " p.m. CM!mbus 7:ll p.m. Frld~ . DtvWDa l\' LmbvillP St. 1Mmu Aquinas (lHJI vs. ~lllvan Blade. Rlvn (lHil . Mas.sillon 1\.>rr)', 7::11 p.m. Frida)' . Can McKinley 14, N•C.n GlenOak 7 3. 7 Ironton ~S.2) vs. 1lr!rn~ Slk>ridan UO.H . Porta:rmuth, 7 p.m. Saturday. Colt.urt\11 ~IK 1U.O) vs. Dlyton Oakwood ~ UO) . c~ ~adbm 1n Hlp. SchMII FCIICball..._ St~· ~'alsh .ksuit M~. In By JOEL SHERMAN UPJ Sports Wrller The Miami Dolphins and Washington Redsklns, among the elite ln the NFL the last three years,were two struggling teams entering Sunday's contests. Miami rediScovered Its llfe blood - t)!e long pass - to kl'l'p allve postseason aspirations. The Redskins bad their major artery - the run - choked off and may need resuscitation to reach the playotfs. "I'm not giving up on the playolfs," Redsklns quarterback Joe Thelsmann said after Dallas beat Washington '13-7. "Somehow, some way, we've got to make ll happen. We've got slx football games to do something.'' Theflrst thing they'll have todo ls get their ground game going. The Cowboys held the NFL's No. 1 running team to 1.24-yards rushing. Thetsmann conllnued to struggle. He threw three Interceptions and was sacked slx times for 52yards !lve by Jim Jeffcoat. Dallas and the Giants lead the NFC East at 7-3. The Redsklns are tled !or second with the Eagles at 5-5 SltW'dly, C1t> Sl JOIStllh H. Ml~rk 7 Utlu:>w.-ood St Edward 13, Shaker HIS 6 '• Field ' ·Redskins, Dolphins headed opposite directions Scoreboard ·' Monday, November 11 , 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 1 Soloo clorl< end ctohltr port tlmt fo• now Chrlotlon Record Shop. Sehd rooumo to Box p.e, Point Ploo11nt lltglotor, 200 Moln St. Point Plttllnl, W. Vo. 21880. Elm 1- Chrlllrnto glflo. by hovtng a Morrl Moe home ... ootolog porty. 100 per ctnt guarMII..d tlno of glfto, toys, honw dtcor ittmo. Colt 304-171-5788 for dottlto. Openings ov1lloblo lor clomonatrltot'l, no lnvutment. RN 'uppllcotiont now being occopted far port-tlmt tm· ploymMit. Colt Pteaunt Vol· loy Hooplttl, Pottonntl Dt· portmont, 304·17&.4340, .... 301 . Ntedtd lody houllkuporto llvo In lor room ond boord end o monthly Wilt· 3041175·11140. Don 't lit your mltltory *Ale go to worto. Th1 Wort Virgin ia Army Nallonot Ou1rd h11 vea•nc•• for quotlflod prior oorvlce lndlviduoto. Cotl304·871· 3110 or 1-100-1142-3818. -------Jotn tho Wort VIrginia Army Notlontl Ou•d. You I'ICtlvt • monthly poyclloctc , llfol tnourenct, oduootionll opportunftioo, rotlrt,..nt PlY Mid other outrtMidlng bt· Mflll. Colt 304·1171· 31110 ., 1-100-1142-3819. ----------..,.,.-...,..------ RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE . Ertoto, firm, ontlqut, llqutdotlon 12 Sltultlonl oalto. Llc.,lod Ohio tnd · Wttt VIrginia . :l04· 773· ____ 57811 or 304-773-1430. Genorat • commorclot aiNnlng 11trVicH lor the holiday 11uon. lpaotal 9 Wanted To Buy rotoo tor Senior Cltl-a. No job- ............ All-rll w _•m _ecl____ dono 10 your lllllflotton. CIH tho DUll luatoro at 814·•2· S723 oft. 4 p.m. o-: 0311. New 1.......... 14•~ with 71124 expondo, I bod· room. 2 fuM betha, oathldtll otlllng, 1111oroweve, dl*· hwllftlr, weohot•dtyer, .... ~oulla, Z',;i. _.... llr, } oun dlnlna"""" ......,=.==::~ ...... Ctl 104-171-1371. 1171 Flomlngo, 12•tl. '3 btclroOma. AC, refrigerator, .....,., exc cond. dook Dlut other fuiUret. 114-448. 0114. Nter C"'wn Ctty, Oltlo. 4 A. M·L, with • room now 33 Ferma for 8118 edition. well insulated, - - - - - -- - noodo 101111 minor ftnllh woolc • I rooms of old port 10'11 ICNI, 4 bedroom form noodl temodolod with Iorge houtt, bam. pond, troctor rep around porcll. Largo a n d • _q_ u I p m • n t . 110•311 oonorotllolock IINO· 141,000.00. Only tho• In· lo• ' ture, gerlfll with OOIICI ell ..,.rtod. D. 240, Mt. Union Road, "lny, ftoor • upollln • tomt other out buHdlngo. fleMnt. W. Ya. 21111. lui vltw of Ohio Rlwr ,lfong St. Fit. 7. Nrot waltr with 2 wtltl avoltoblo , ooklng 35 Lott • Acreege 13&,000 . C11t 814·2111584. I aores good frontoge, Nrlf 1 ocro with houoo, 2 bdf., wotor, •3.1100. Colt II 14· rurot -tor, ooptlc tonk, 441·4180. mobile homo hookup, t12,100 . Colt 1114· 311· 10 ft.x 300 fl. lot In Roolno 98&11. with 28 fl .x44 ft. btM,_,I Mid floor, ..... ....... up, A hondymon 'o ooptlc - · wotor. Clfl for profit: 114·247·31111 . dlrtrlcl. 2 atorv hou• gerege. ttorm window1, ,.. fill •• OIDvt I Wllhtr ll•· ill jl\ t30,000 or bert olflr. Coli 114·448-2028 or 1114·2419180. Oovornmont Homn from 41 Houaea for Rent t1. (U -lrl. Aloo dotln· quent til prop1rty. Cell 4 bdr. httuH In country, 805·1187·11000 Ext. GH · 12110 mo., plut U50 dop, Colt 11 4-4411·41114. 81011 fin Information . F-. o.- Modorn 4 bdr. tpllt level, llroploco, Joy Dr, t400 mo. Cltt 814·4411-3118 tvt"o or 441-0021 . 8 roomo ond both In Pomo· roy . Ctou to echoot, churchot Mid - - n. Option to buy o)otnlng Iorge concreto bloC1k buMdlng with plenty of off rtrHI periling. Block building has 1 body ohop, ._trgo,...and now I Wlreho. .. CaH 114982·2038 lor 1ppolntmont. For rwnt houM, 3 rooms and both, unfurnlohod, no child· ren, no poto. Colt 114 ·441· 2223. 2 bdr .. wnfrunlahod houoo wtth gorogo. Ref. • Dop. roqulrod . Coli 11 4 · 4419881 . 3 bd.room homo. Full boll· mont. geroge, newly remo· ctettd. Rocksprings oreo. 114-182· 2171. lrlall .. nah for oolt In Tupporo Plalno. Extra nice. 3 bd.roo,.., 1111 bttho, gor· .... lull btiiNnt. love! lot. ' now chain link fenco. fJ . nonclng ovolteblo to qUill· flod buyer. Prict roducod for lmmtdlall oete. Low 40'o. C11t 114·423 · 4.JII8 for luther dettllo I oak for Mr. Mot loll. Hom•• for Nnt: Very com· tomfortoblo, 3 bdr., 2 botho, fomlty room, 2 oar garogo. Eoty to hoet, 3 bdr., fomlty room with woodbumer. g•r· ogo. 4 bdr., 3 be tho, 2 fomltv room, 2 flroptocoo, privacy, 3 bdr. brlolc with 2 flroplo · ""'· fomltv room, aoroge. 4 bdr .. 2 botho. fomlty room. ~ flropl""''· walking dlrtonce to town. 2 bdr, flroptoct , full beoomont, gerago. 3 bdr., 1 cor gerogo, country Or rMit. 2 otory 8 room ond both In Moton, largo tot etmosphere. 11ay to h11t. 20x21 block t~rOgl, wood Refenc•• I depo1it ,.. tnc1 goo hoot. 304· 773· qulrod. Wlarnon RtoiErtate Agency. Colt 11 4 · 4411 · 5401 . 3144. 32 Mobile Homea far Stle 1872. 12xlll icllutu mo· bNt home. eKe. cond. Mutt - t o appreotete. 18,000. Coli 11ttr 5 :30 p.m. 3041711-11172. 1tl0 Tlclwotl 14x70 3 bod· rooms, 1 ~ bttho, Ill tltct· ric, lx10 bUIIdtnt 1nd 2 porchu. et1 .000 . 304· 175·7121. 3 bdr , corpotod, noturlf "''' V. mi. out of city on Rt. 14 t , U25 mo. Coli 1114·4411· 2034. - - - - - - - -· 3 bedroom hou• for rent· end 10xl0 mobile homo.: 1114-948·2424. l--------------- Homo on N. Front 81. In Mlddioport. •210. month pluo utUitloo. Rtlertnco ond dopollt roqulrod. No pota, l'hono 814· 742-230e or : 1114-742·3111 . �• Mondly, Novtmblr , , Ohio LAFF•A·DAV . Television Viewing ""--Inc! TltATICM=a . . a... lob Lot 11/11/85 MNINQ a:oo •Ntwa (J) w rn • cil• IJJ · Ill 11 00.000 "'"'"' Tltat ,, CAPTAIN EASV "r-· eHi.illlcW ~. lWttk. • ut~lllti au .(ti-lio not .. ':&.."-&: ........ Tune · <Il M•do Sponal.oalt {I) 3-2, 1. c-tcel 1B ~?wewlll 111 ~ (HI B1atrlc Company • Dill' rent ....... IMAXJ MOVIE: 'lettr I ,H~±] I IUNEEVA~ llrun\mel' to 8:01 !ll'Dcwn Eartil 11:30 • C1J (!)NBC ~ 11,tliUO 111111!1 '" .,,,_ Ill GNIIi ""'" <Il ~: ...... In Motion (J) • <II AIC "'-a about meyour lnlur" '• -M~----~~~ 1171 Chivy lllvlritdo t tell, JACKION l,t.TII APAIITMif liilf 11~.iiMl Houoln1 Op;ertun~ duollr with Kina. ub. •e.ooo. ''•·•••· 1107 . . ., Coli 4 ·241·1100. ..nt- ~ t ::.1 _,........,_. it ..... --· '"" •n.. *· -·· ........... .. "'"·Chit a lllntWoodkmerlitove. Coli It 4-441-2323. iiilon'o Ullil Tire Shop. 1.000 .... .a.. 1Z. . • 4.11. 11.11.1 . I milia out lit. 311. CeH 114·••· 1211 . ,._ •ao.. •••· • uo. .... U""' _..,I -h ...,,In o,...e.mto.,m,M.. ..... .......... a.... ••t. ........ ..... .,,.,do tee. ·:r Mobllo homo tor rent. 2 bedroom, Crob Crook Rood. 1141.00 month. 304-578· 2218 , County wotor. 44 Mobile homo lot. 12'•10' or omollof, ,,.,..,.r paid. 4th ' Noll. O..llpolla. CoH 441· 4411 ofter IPM . ~:~~~~~~~~ 154 Mlac. lovo 10 per 01r1tll Floohlng ........... IZIIIi IJthtld, Apartment for Rent Nice 1 ond 2 br oportmontl downtown. 304-17&-2211 . B-8 . Lirvt 2 bedroom opt. downtown Point Ploeunt, 30489&· 3410. 2 .bC.room lumlohod Apt. 114· 992-1434or304482· 2&18 . Srono Wood• Aportmonto. Senior Clrluno ond mobility lmpolrod unlto. 1 I 00 Pow.ll St.. Middleport. Ohio. Equol Houolng Opportunity . Fartllllro Momo Admlnlltro· tion. Mon..-d by Arthur Howerd WI- ond Anoc. P.O.Bo• 1007, MorloHo, Ohio 41780. 1· 614 ·373· 11111 . COUNTRY MOilLE Homo non-arrow 1241. llnlltlhtld Port<, lloute U. North ol 1111. '''" lett. .,, ... Pomeroy. La,.. loto. Call looolly. 111001423·0113. 814-882-7478. 1".... GIANT ILIMP . . Ill 1 D. Trollor Park, trailer loll tor rent, 304·111· llld- life ond fell with Qol- TobleU ' E-Vop 2144. ------ Zl. ou.tt. !~hoot ""'"· 1 illlor llod. *op INf ...~o· f1111Y telllt OII8MI to I II .. ,...,... wrlnll' . . . . . . . tub, t.llrooflll .. .._ oompilto, 30"1011twoybod. C-'1 114·441-0IH • 114-441· 1214. Whhl liiiiiO oonopy bod oompltte. Doullle llld. -1111•• !lhllr. AWl 2100. Colil1 4-441 •• 11. Fer loll: opllt ...._ _140 .... .... l(lvlr 1oM - ·on2 1111. -N o1 lrldto Uppor lit. 7 . CoN 114· 441· lt4lelterlpm. 10 por oent offl Fill:':! · -"'""e247. 121tlilUnllthWtll -, non-1rrow •1 . .. IFNI . . .,, ... looolly. Llfllitod . . . .It-t. Hurryl11100) illl· 1013 . lltmlntMR Modol 4 , 301, . . _ Carlo llook with 3al vorlollle powor Lymon loopo. •100. Coiii14·D2· 2011. 410 John 0.... Doler ond Rll Oltoh Wltoh T,.,oher. Colll14-ilt4-7142 w 114· 114-1001. Miald..,._dollbo. t12. por bUndle, -tolnlng op. pro•. 1 ~ 1on, filii, Ohio Polloi Co .. Pomeroy. Ohio. Pho111 114·H2·1411 . lloyo 1111 . I Lie IMno • Lotlleo Dlnt10 boollr 1111 I . voc. 11 4·112· 3421. For llii:!Na• bolt. 12.41 lb. lido of Hli'ford boo!. Groin I I - lor I w.oko. Cut ond wriPPIIf ,, .21.1b. 304-773-1131 . Far lele:l .71&11.1 rlmo, lull • · 1200. 114· tll-aiO. -TO _N _ Y_'_I_O_U_N_II_IP-AI-RI-. hot dip ........... '" typo a of "'"omlth warll, flat •rvlco, 304·178-4131 . lorlouo obout loolng wolght7 Cantoct Gloria Om.. 111. 2. loo 212. Llton, wv. 21213. 304112·3112. Lump houoo ooill. dtll..r ony omount, 304-171-7317 or . ,.. 1247. Konmoro -Ina mochlne, ooblnet modol. doeo nory· thlna Hke .... Foddlrl 1110 Mu llr oond. 304441-3211. lulldlnt Suppllta " water pllla" Fruth lulldlng Motorlelo lloclc. brlok, plpoo. window• . llntolo, otc . M•·IIIJ I III II I' Claude Wlntoro, llloG...,do, Oraln fld Hoi.- 111111. 10 0 . Colil14-241·&121 . oonto lb on foot, 11 .17 1- - - - - - - - lwtglrlg wolaht. 1171 Mer· Koy Lump, Ohio Lump, Ohio 151 Hou11hold Oooda cury Morqufo. 11 .000.00. ltoloer. Yonl ar dtllnry, 304-171-1704. oomont blodlo bullllnt morertol. Ooillpollo lloall IUIIPWI. regular ormy co• Co.. Pl111 lt., Gllllloollo, -tlege. cltnlm olothlnv. Ohio Co11 .1 14· 441-27i3. llootl, .jNIC.... ..•• Comoufllll lnouilted oov• lloclc, brloi, monar ond -oil IIIII. no.. 1om lllth ooiiiOUitoge muo.,.Y oupplloo. Mountoln lomo..,lle, IIIIo liooll, lit. 33, Now hlt·llti--d. junction Hovon, W. Ve. 304·•2· lnlllpendlftCII Rold·Okl· At. 2222. 21. Frl, lot, a,.., 1 :00· 7:00 I'M. F- dolhlory Point l'lllllnt ..... 304· 171· 1511 Pill for 8111 13134. l'hii'11IICIY· Dllgonwynd Cattery KM· 1111. CFA Hlmoloyon, Peniltt IIIII lilrM• idttMI. AKC Chow puppleo. Ctll 441· 1144 oftir 71'M. Teddy IHro .. AKC llev. Chow Chow f.'ppleo. Col 114· 211· 127 . AKC 1111. Toy l'oodlla. Coli 114-441·1111. itulp,;.nt Cll~l· IONI U.l. 31 WMI, Jtabon, Ohio. 114-211-1411 . Mo-y Forauoon, Ntw Ho!ilnd, luoh Hot 81111 • lorviol. Over 40 UUd tr•ton to """"· front • compllte lint of • lllletilll 1 ,1.LIIVIII Ohlq. uHil · ·In-· lpaclel 101l di..Unt 00 ill pono lor l!llh 111o4 only. untM Nov. 11. _..4 ~or. noo. CoN 114·••·1241. Good IH lin... I'DW - •· , ....... Co" ,,•• 37..2424. ..,•Llll•oa!l Trlillll. Hur· ........ wv. 304· 717-1144 •717-tQI. 1877'Ford Muotong noodo on ~dy ond onglno, V-1. outomotlc, t10od tlroo. noo. eo• 114-441· 1141 . ""''rll CiloronO. lalel 13 Oklo Cutll• 31.000 mlleo, ••· 711. I~ Chlvlltf ez,ztl. 11 CltiYetlo outo elr 11 •• 1. 111=itotlon 11.•1. 11 Ford hcout 11 •• 1. 10 CodlliH II Do· lllllo •1.111. 71 Old 18 8. woeon 41.000 mllu, 12,181. 71 Cou11r XR7 IIH. 711'1ymouth Horl10n IDI. 71 Dotoun 1411. 77 Oklo Cutt.n fill. 10 Chovy von U.IOO. 77 Chivy llhltrldo I'U 11 .181. "r Ntw Holilnd 314 grinder millor. uiod _., lttlo. bo I • D Motoro. 4 mlilo N. iDnd, 304-273-4!11. Hola•HoopMIIonHwy110, 114-441· 7322. Allo Ch1lmoro 7030 dluel 1114 llenoult Enoouro I opd.. hlehwor loldtcl, """ · 130 hp, good oond, f7.000.oo. IIden m...... lfN!II oond. look ...... . H•dlroon. W. volll• with in ldjuotmon1a Vo. 304-171·74a1 . M.IOO. Coet ...100. l ..lpment ... G.......,Troc· IN -kendo. Firm price IDr, IIDt.ry pfow, I point 14,000. C1ll 11 4-441· oultlvotor, lu•y ond 1111 2141. ..,,. mo- 30 lnllll t1oo ..... lu10motlc _..,.. 1110 l'lrmouthTC347.000 humidifier, plilione 304·171· mlllo. ..pd. 1112 Dodge 4210. o....12 • .. 11.ooo "'""· 11H l'lymouth Tourlomo, 113 Uvettock u .• opd.. 4.00Ci 1111111. Coil 114-371-2721. 1174 Chevy lm. . . 4 dr .. 110 lflllrte, 47,000 oct. lllllntlomlly ........ 11... mllta. Pt. I' I. AC. eood oore Ouarter holll ...,. , 1'111· 11,100. 11741'U,-tono, 111111 more ftollitd Moy II eoodtinl. -bnkeo.tood 1210. CIH 114·371·2144. trMoportotlon. Coli 114241·•11. H - - · _., gtr1tlo boy color. Coli 114·248·11141. 11111 VW 1!11111 111w tim, llody good ohope. Coli 114· Anguo bUI 4 .,_,. aid, v.y 441-1171 ofter I PM . 11ntle. Coli 114·241-1143 1174 luburblln high ml· ottorl. INge• ...., option. good 7 yr. aid App. gliding. aond. "'"" oac., 11 .100. oooolllnt rldlnt horn. C..l Coli 114·211·1&21. 114-441· 7040 .,., &. 11171 OodgoAoport, PI, PI, 114·•2·3001. AC. rodlelo, AM· FM. . lowmllooge. lody• Plgo. 304-171·2117. •nglne perfect. Locolly 12 pigl 120. IICh. RICI'I o -. Muot •H. Coli 11 4· l'tg Form. 10 Mile Rd .. 2 441-0141. mll11 off At. 82. 304·411· 11113. 1177 Ford G-"•· 302 Mtflnl, V-1, automatic. C1il 114-•1·1121 ofter llpm. M Hay• Gr11ln 1113 Dodgo Charger , 48.000 mllao, t10od cond .. Hoy tor 1111. Coil 114· 3711· 13100. C1il 114· 2&1 · 1711 . 2424. 1111 Chi¥. C-10 pickup IIWDI block with oharcool Int .. Slhrorodo. AC. Pl. PB, auto, eliding ,.., window, cn~ln, AM·FM topo, olectrlc wlndowe •d door locko, bod llrler, V·l, •••· .. otonk, noll" t1 1.000 uklnt •11 .100. Coli 114· 441· IH4. 1170 GMC ~ ton, 41P. flot bod P.U. Ooctd ~dy • bod, Nelda bott.. owltoh • olio· ftO!Id. 1410. 114-117· 3417. 1814 Dodtll pick-up. lt.nt .... 4 - d Olltrdr!Yt.... troo. f7000, or bolt otter. Call 114-742·2711 . Millod gmo hoy tor . .. 1112 I liver Comor11. om·lm l ·trooll, outo. trtno., AC. Coll14-141-2237. ..... tlree; 11100. Colll14· Hoy tor 1111. Good quolltl. 441-3711 oftor lpm. He- wet. Woyno llouoh, IMhln lid .. Rooln1. Coli 1 Ill Pontile Fiero loldod, undtr -rronty. Muot 1111. 114-Mt-2217. Coli 814-U2·1121 Firlt ••lily mlald hoy. onytlmo. Lor11 bello. Cilll 114·141· 1171 Olda. cuotom oruillr 3011 oft. 4 p.m . I .W. Loldod. GC., vood G- hoy. 11 .00 Md 11 .10 tim, oil •rvlco racordo. ,.. bole, llldmond Rldll, 11100. Alto 1 1177 Ford G-od• Ghle. 2 dr .. good 304·178·1104. tlreo. FC. 11310. 114·1112· I' 71 Ill ill " l.oflllll Autoa fot Bale TOP CAIH pold lor '10 mocltlon~-uudcoro. lmlth lulall·l'ontllc, 1111 &Item Avo .. Glllipollo. Coil 114-441·2212 . 1171 llobblt. 1871 F•d LTD. Coli ofter IPM , 114311--23. c...... 1111 f1 2,118 poyott, or moy orronvo tlko '"'" poymonto. Ownor lold· off, Colll14· 2111·1034. 1113 Pontile PtrilloriM mint oond, low m""-t. loldod. Col 114-317-7225 oltorii,M. 1113 Oldomoblll Dalto II tflolli .,....,. 31 MPG, lac. oond. ...100. Col 114· 441·0140 or 441·1421. 1171 l'lrmouth Voliont latlmp, 2 dr., rldlo. Muot to lpprMIIto. Coli 11 4· 241-HII. * 1110 a.-e. 4 dr .. AM· " " ' ·Coli - ··114·441·1041 12.0001111011· .... oft• &PM. FI!IIY TNI Trlmmlpt. Ol!l!liP romov•l , <;•II 304-171- 1331. I .· 11.,. Aotory or cobll tool drll~ng. Moot wollo complotld .,.me doY· Pump uleaondoorvlce. 304-811-3802 l IIJ' DISGQJIJl' fi91CMLAmSTS ~ ...-~}. ALLR\b\IT... V1n1. 4 W.D. 1171 dodto 4 WD, .. ton PU. t10od oond. Coli 114· 441·2323. ern ·""""... ·(JI~CNt ., 7:011 (]) Rooky Rood .....llvwod 1171 Ford l.uotlebock 4 ,000 rnlioo, 0 1 - VM, -d ............ ··-· llld 30 dtyo. f4000. Coli ell ....... Doll't Elll o.lt- <Il NFL Filma • (]) NIIW Prlae It lllttht (I) • (]) ....... dy (]) Nightly ..,..._ ..... port f"l . ANNIE I Gobo Froggil and Cottorpln Doo1tf go an 1• queot In 1111/'Ch of tho oriQinll eM of tho Doozen. · 7:311 (]) S.llold 8on 1 :00 (f) (!)'.TV't 'I 111 end eend,,.,.......... Juotila Opl(l llnoer Pllclde Domingo Ill thlt weei< 'I procticll joke vic· Bat......l IIIII (10 min.) AIJ.EY OOP ..... 1om~ NFL Y•~ 1871 Chevy 4 WD. FWB. Monr eatr11. Ntw tlroo ond lhocio. body VOid· Eacoi· lent Nnnlne oond. Col I 14148-3017 oft. I p.m. 74 Motorcyclaa 18B2 Kowoatd """' blko. 1100. •••· cond. Colll14· Ul-31114. 11 ft . loll boot, 50 HP, Evlnrudt, Tonn- trollor with loto cit oatroo, 11 ,810. Colll14· •1·111 1. 1811 HondoCM400Ewith full .... hll-. 304·1711 038 after I p.m. 715 Boata lild Motora for S1le John boot tor ull. Coli 114-211-1417. 78 Auto Pam • Accaaorl81 ,' winning .. ' Run that by us · moretime, H,. JIM'S PLUM SING' lNG. Rt. 1, lo• 311, G I· polla. Col 114·317·01 . EXCIVItlng i 1112Toyoto ototlon - ·· 711 Motore Home a m .... ,. • 13, 400.00 . 304-111 · _ _ _ _1_.._- ___ 3422. c 1111 Chl•tolotCoprlcCIH· 1177 l'rowlor. 20ft. Too •• low .......... AT. AC, many ut,.. to lilt. I C. Coli AM-FM IIPI. Crulll, 304· 114-141· 3011 alt . I p.m. 171·· · · •171· 1440. ._I J .A.R. Conotructlon 41!-. R utlond, Oh . 114-7fa. 2803 . .......,ta. Footoro. Concreto -rk. Bleil~. Dour • Ditcher, D.... truclla, • wotwr·llll'·....r.t· eloctrlcolllneo. · ; ~~~~~;=~~4 72~ pholotoryl I ••uu .Q 17 5 . +A 107 = . tlten cllbetlltlt ace lad k1f11 of...,_ P111 z• .... P111 P111 Openl.,.leld: +K cub •11 dl.tmoad lllf tllo IIIDIII· ... trick, but be COIIICUJdetermlllld tllat Will wu bo1t1iD1 tllo perded dl.l· matld k1f11 u well u t11o q - lad · jlcll of cluill. And 10 bo lilted wllb a -u club. Wllleould take t11o Q-J of .. ·~ clullt but u.a had 1o lead away from "Ob, nll-att, Nortlt pi IIMIJ u. kllll of dl.tmondt. rttor1et1. "but wwldl't Jut. l&atll&l "Did yot~llllt t11o WIJ I plaJid 11t1t U!M dllrlt:e to IIIUI 81 _ , 'i"dta - · par!Der!" Soutll aitea, b],taatly It 1»-tnmiJf If 111t1 IIIII llala ... lllltlnc lor pral.e not even haYIJII tile - - to ralle me to !Uw? ~ co.&Uiy to w111 ior tile opponettll to wouldn't • tllat ltell'e been II pollill moYe for tile next I'GIInd. more?" And lllettce relped. a-. e <II AIC'e ....., Night FGott ' : ... ,,.,... c1tco .. DtiMr !CCI • (I) (JI Kotl 6 Alii A charming Englloh proleHor bringo llll11lnCI Into Allie'I . lile. (J)Tet*o ern Thllrelrt: lurll. ond MtmOty (CCI Tho I!WIIto memory Is eiCII'nirlod through tho ltUdy ot tho brain'• orgonlutlonol pro....... (10 min.) 9:30 (JI Newfwt !CCI Stophonie Is COI-IIod obout her family' 1 llr.-lel IIIIUI when her jllllnll make 1 ourpri11 villi. 10:00 • ()) (JI CotiM¥ • LINy Tho deauuetlon of on llltor· lien clinic piiCII Miry 8oth ond Chril on oppooltt lidH of tho obctrtion ,._, 180 min.) (]) Thllrelrt: a-nil. ond MtmOty ICC) Tho IIWIIIO memory II o•emlnod through tho ltudy af tho brain.. orgonizltlonll pro• ...... (IOmin.) (I) Do•er Work land • londocoplng, etc. FrM , • motoo. Coli I 14-441-10 or 114·882· 71 111onytlrl\<l. R • M Furniture Monutac~ turing, St. fir . 7 Crow" City, Oh . Coli f14·2&1' 1470, Cllli Evt. 114-44l! 3431 . Old • ne..l· Uphoatarod. •'\ 11·11 . . Sottllt'o lllrar!i but 1rtlflelll two- WI:IIT IIWT club apeniJI& wu do,t&bled by Wa t II . . t ItT U Tlutt double wu natut'llllltd meant to • J 10 I • Q7 • be illd-dlrectlfll. 1\e IIIIa 1 • K 10 I I Jt I I ptoceeded unUJ South 1- • K QJ n · • 11 . . . . Wh:r didn't Soullt limply .... IOI!TII to three ao-lntmp wlten North Jllowed t AKQJ t 1 a club tdapper? I have no Idea. Maybe • AK Soutb I&H not pl.tyed 1 hand 1111' · f AI I'IIIIIMk 1nd waetlltl to dllwtltrlte, +I 4 I crutlvtdecl.trerplly. Tluttbedld, Vulnerable: NeiiMr ro1~owo. 1 De11er: Sou11t Declanr ar•llbed t1te ~~~q o1 c~• wltil Ute &Kle ADd lmJI1edlalely raa II~ Wnt Nri lui lplde trleb. Will, wllo had to mak~ lour dt.canll, •lecled two clull&, 1 Dbl. INT P111 1&111.111 dllmolld lad 1 beart. Dlelanr Pill Ia ilytlulldl ! ' 1IIi NMtorto~ w- • pionlhlp Compotillon from Detroit, Michlllln. 12 hrl.) e ()) ®ThiUr*'cnnlloklll" commomorotion of tho 40th onnivoraorv of World Wer I through newa ·foot ... IIIII lntorviowl. 1110 min .) .Odd "'--ee . Pl. Pl. 1u1o. ..o -d. ... Ill Good-1 E•covodnv. bofllmentl, footlfl, drivew~, ooptlc lonko, lendocop . Coil anytime 114· 44 • 4137, Jomoa L. Dovloon: . owntr. •~ 310 cu.ln. .. ..... • 400 _ a_s__o_a_n_e_ri_I_H_•_u_ll..,ng;... 8Uto. trlll'la. from 1871 '' Cllovy Suburban 1400. CIH 114·441·2201 orl14· 441· J1m11 loya Wotor 8orvlce. Aloo poolo filled . Colt 114· 27Mift111PM. 11••· Eeoy to hoot, 3 bdr .. 211-1141 or 114· 44t· temlly r11om with wood· 1 1n or 114·441 -7111 .· 1 ' burnor, ger.... 4 bCr., 3 Kon'o Wotor Sorvlco. Wo'llt. botho, a temHy room, 2 1311 . llr.,._o, priviCy. 3 bdr. clotorno, P<>ola flllod . Pho"' 1813 Dodge Chorgor brlok wiJh Z flroplecoo. 114· 317-0823 orl14-31?lholby, blu1 oilY•. I _.t. temlly 111em, ....... 4 bCr., 7741 night or doy. AC, AM·FM ot.,.., 21.000 2 bltho. ltmlly room, 2 mliu. II. 200.00 . 304· fl..,.._l, ....lng diltMCI Wough 'a Wotor Servlco. t o - · 2 bdr.. tlroploco, Wollo, ciaterno. poola. Fvt. 112-2211. fvl boMmont. 11'11"· 3 llilable ""'Ice. Call It•· 211·1240 or 114-211 • • 77 Lincoln Contirlontel. •••· bdr.. 1 oor •••· country 1130. Rooooneblt rotoo. oooy to holt. etmoophlro. olilpe, MIOO. Coli 304. 1 llotenooo I dopoolt ,.. 111·1414 or 112-2442. qulrld . WloomonRooiEototo Houl llmootone, und, vr6· 1113 Ford Fairmont, 4 dr. Agonay. Coli 114-441· vol,dlrt, bulk or blv lartl~ ond limo. EacolokH eutom•tlc, •c. pa. pb, 3144. Worka Inc. &31 E. Molnar .• •4.300. 304-178·1421. 3 bdr. Olrptlld, nllurol111. Pomeroy . 114-982-3881. MUST IILL. 1111 Comaro. 'II mi. out olclly on lit. 141 . 301, V-1, 4-op. , blue moral- 1221 mo. Coli &14·441· llmta1one, 11nd, gr1v11 . hou11 co•l. 1 ton l up: lie, Cr,ero. lbc. Cond. 2034. 114-317-7750. . --f4100. 14-441-1&74 .,. Old oryll Chivy llolloyo, tori p, m. Dump truck, hauRng a... 304-171· 1111. 13 vice, 304-1711· 3180. fully iqodtd, -Lulit 307 CID ;;:=;~~==~= 2 2,Trono 000 "m mllu, coo Ntwly ..., 111,000. will toke 11,100, Chivy motor, 400 T.H. 87 Upholatery mult 11H. 304-17..1170. lrMimiulon 1110 .W.Ih. 304·171•1118. _ _...:__.......:,_ _ Movlnl,' 1111 Mere. Cou· Full 1111 top for 1171 CJ7 TRISTATE 11 '· ' 117• orlglnlll cond. jlop, good oond. Will 1111 or UPHOLSTERY IHOP mokt offor; 11171 Chlv trodoolantblcktoplorCJI 1 113 Boo . 1\ve.. !laiNpoll.: Malibu ltotlotnn':'o~38:' ~f:: j'--. 30I· I7I-40II. 114·441-7133 or114-441, nomlcoll t1,1 1833. ,I 241·1441. NOIITH t5 L-- - - -----,_J Mol..., .l 83 A contract stolen ~ from. partner . .. At Iiiii polat, dlcllrer c:ould ufeiJ . •w , GASOLINE ALLEY CAIITER ' B PLUMIINQ AND HEATING i Cor. Fourth and Plne'j GIIIIPOIIo, Ohio ~ Phono 114-441-3188 ·or 114-441-44n 1: 11M game ahow II inWNplod by • blclcll... murdor. ' 110 min.r · 1B I n • • - IIIII Mfs, King llily . _ .• Agency rul11 whln hi Mil out to find lia frllnd'o murdonor. (10 min.) - · · , ()) ~-LeltM Ntwthour (II) WCM . . AJod&t: .... Momin1 (CCI Port 2 ol 2 A oenoltlve girl IIIII her rocluaivo aunt got to knt;tW Mch other through lhllr mutuol love of I\IIUrl. 180 min.l • MOVIE: 'Fint You Cry' [HIOI MOVIE: 'Tri' ICCl ·[MAX] MOVIE: 'King Kant' 8:011 (I) MOVIE: 'CIIMt' 8:30 Ill NFL Night Milch-Up 11:00 eCIJ<D MOVIE: 'An E8rlr Froot' (CCI (I) 7.0 0 Clult 114·117· 0411 . Plumbh1g • Huttno Whelloff...<ll·f'iloo It lllaltt WKIIP In Clrdutl [HIOJ Fl'lfltlle lloalt: C.· ot' Lolli DltMie (CC) Got your oorpet In ohlp lhfpo with C1ptoln ltoomor, fl!!nl· ture oleMing-wetor dlmtoe -"'· 304·1111· 2211. ' 82 NIIW NIMyiild ·Gomo 8 . • D. Homo lmpro,vemonto, vinyl lidlng. olwnn tiding. contlnuouo "'"•· r11om oddltlono. oolllt lnd 11plecomont !fllindowo. 30417ll-2144. I C1J 7:30 • .. l . MicHell ....... Nlllllllaw Frod'o Bldg. onci Remcldtl· lng, blumontl, porallll, rooting, lidln1. pointing, llvollnt lrlllou. llllofotlon · ~arontood , 304-773 111. ' Rllidentlol Wlndowa '· • Awning, 20 Pc1. off ' an lrtoulatld Nflleoomont v,lin- · vinyl end IIIII oldlftg. 401 Main lt. downt"""!.rt· Pllooitnt. 304·171·121~ JON rn • w '• Corpontry, llomodoi(Rg, Room Addition, All bUIICiina a,eed rear far p1r11 , - ropolro. Coment • lllcll w¢1. FM Eotlmote. 31141400.00. 304·171-3110. . 171·4322. . 77 Ford plokup, thorp, muot ..U. 71 Ford pickup oo, T,.. trl.,...lnv ond ro-11. 14.000 mlloo. · lhorp . 304· lneured, fr11 111h,1~1. naooonoblo rot11, 304·171· 171·1211. 7121. 1 73 I "Dollywood." a ronovorld lamily theme par~ 1n r ... naaiH . Wheel of Fortune (J) 8CTV NetMIII (II Eylwhnlll Newt tQI'T I®W1etAD/S...VSS ""'-"-- """· ...... n. polptor, ••• Unaludtnz hot ""''' , t•r 111r111 TrM Jnd Lawn vi!:•· lilnd-plng. 304-~712010 . 1 ]ro( l l I A vlait with Dolly PiltOn II the lito of her .-.m project, • IIINGLEI' I SERVICE.: oa~t~rillneld oorponter, ot.ltrl· oppllcotlonl 30 -171-2088 or 171·7311. l II rn......-:w EJMrllllooMut Tonltlht .. 1810 Ford dump truok, wltf1 4 IPIId t,..,omlnlon ond 2 ·- - - - - ' - -- 30.01 eutomotlo rille with - · 304·111·•11. 1515 fl1rm 1,71 lulak IIOJII Umlttil, PP..-r Mln·-1· Wlndowi, IIIII, AM·FM oo..-ne.e•· oellnt aoh4. IJ.100. Coli 114-441-0104. 1171 Ford F·100 otondord triM, olr, n~w " p0int, l""d tireo, • 1,100. Coli 14· 441·2300. Anawtr/1111: A( a.te 111 Homo 7:00 • Cll PM MltllliN Ill Court8hlp of Eddle'o Flllhlr i :sll . *1¥1, V-1, 10.01111 Woi· ....., Coli 114·~··01)11 . mondlly .,. ... rn ern llodr Ellctric 1• • for1-miM• · 2 bedroom..,_ , loclted lprirll Vllloy P1111 M\1 flllllllond. ll'!oil and Collie TV ..,..... , !IIIlO 3 bedroom brick ranch, lull off!ot hou,.." puil~ll 1 blumont and .., ..,, ,.. om to 4 pm litd 7 P!ft 10' pill ..., tr.ncoo ,...ulrod, 304-815· Mondev-Frlcloy, c.. 114· IM"Ilf ..... My 441 2741 or l u n 3911 . Meft..... .. ..... lipri!I.JI. ar~\111!1. 113 .. flm'i. .......:~. Q. Mll. •.I ll. Nicely turnlohod mebllo 42 Mobile Homea homo. ell. . ... oontnl olr 4 dr. olleMi, Ml: I for Rent ond 'loot lrt clty,ldulto only. ...... I l l. led , ...... Coli 114-441· 0131. · IIO.Md Ill., 10 aollllll!l. UIO .. ... !II Mobllo homoo ovollo-lo ll~11tld opt.. Wr .. .............. 371 . .,., Nov. 1. Footen Mololle 1110 to •no. co• 304; Homo Pert<. CoU 11 4·4441· 171·1104 tr 104-171· lllntfr8•tiO. Chodo. .. 1802. . . . . . 304.171-7111. tlon ol IMMI,.,.m ouMti, 2 bCr . 14al0 "I oloc1rlc La ... 2 l!df....... 2 ...... '"ke11. m1111 llllllhlto. trollof, nlco wood burNr In fully carpeted, relrltl, • httd,tlrdl lit • up 10 livingroo-:n. on p.W.tl iot. ltOYI, 1 1 l;oull lh .. Ull On Rr. 21 B. I mUoo from mo .• ret. • dop. c .. 114town. Coli 114·211·1313. 441-4121. . ·furniture •• lod-m oulte, 1 111 of ubleo, 2 bCr. 1 milo from ~1. u,...lro unfumlohod . -.. · - · • llod, rMtli olllol Wllhor·dryer, oorpotod. on utilltiN pold, no llelilt. I mil• out . . ,_... paid, uoo-- cllpollt. children. . . pOll. Coli ., 4· lid. .,rullt. Coli 114·441· 1314. 441·1U7. 114-441-0111 FurnW!tod 2 Wr. trlilor on Fumithod ..... I lldr .. 131\01 GOOD 11110 AI'PI.IANCII Old 110 - r Port•. prlvoll 4th, Glllit!ollo. 1111 lot, rnorrlod ooupll no kid or pold. Coil 441-4411 oftor w........ olfy... ,.,...... IDra. ..........._, Apporo. UOO mo. 1100 dop. 7PM. llillnoM. u - 111Ver lid. water pold. Cilll 114·311· loHWt 1 - Creot Mlllol . Fumilhod 3 ·• bltlt, 114-441-nH. , 1010. ' ciHn, no polo. ldulto, ref. • • 12al0 2 bdr. an Clerk . dopoolt. Coli 114· 441· County "pplllne>e, Ina. '-1lhopotlld. Llrgeprivlltolot. 1111. Cklotl uwrl 111111...011 Md CoN 114·441-3117 or 114- ~;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;, TV Mll. Open lAM to II'M. 241·&223. Z bedroom letgllh;lner-. MOft thru t14·441· ~ 2 berm., portlolly furn!lhod oomplltllly IIHnlohod. - l y 1111. 127 ltd. A... Glill· ·;1:-~t~~e<homo lor lllo reduoreted, lUI pilr polle. OH. :·ot·G -. Ca'lllt. nlturol ... month pluo dop . lief .. ,.._,., • ,.,...,... - m wktdowa. o.tl ldultt. 481 Avt. Coli Volloy ~_......, 14· 2"1·Mihltorii'Mor l14-44a-2231eri14·441lly fumlturw. 1211 lutlm 1 4·4441-4733, 1 -IPM. 2H1 . Ave .. Gllllpolil. ' ' 1 ·"' 1 bodrooiN. ut....tod llvilt- I roomo • both. Leol'lod groom, atop-up kitchen, Cr11wn City. Nowlot tlooo- 30 ln . lllablo ,..,.. whitt U30 mo .. 1100 dopoolt. rltld, - t i l e · - . , . , . ., .... 30 .... . . . . . _,. 314 3rd. St. "-'tougo. Col No peto. Coli 114·211· hll¥111 lOki '"· 10 In· eleotria.. rente OOP:PiriDM 814-441-7473 . 1222. 11U t121, II lrl. For rent 2 bCr. mobllo homo. New llllclency ""' ' Ctll -tria ...... whltl IH. Whiftpool Wllhlr· dry• lit Call 114·378-243&. 114-441·0310. 1110, GE wMhlr 2 bdr. with 12a15 odd-on 2 bedroom opt. utility room, . , _ 1110. Kenmore*'" IPMCI a-n dry• room. ulllitl • rrdon wotor fvmlohod, Mltcholl .... ltll¥111- dtv* ••1. epee•. Nral aru. mite Rd. Coli 114-441-1110 or Olblon refrlllrt10f' wNt• from Contonory. Col I 14· 114-371·2241. ..1. CJhon ,.,........ 441-02B2. Fumlohed lfflcllncy .-pt.. whltolroot he 1110, ,.,.. 3 bedriNn'moiMte homo. No prlvote • quilt, oinlllt work· -tor oldl by lido - . poto, drunko. or dope. 1chlld lng orlly. Coli 114· 1111. Kelvin- · - occoptod. 3'11 milo ooulh 441-4107 or 114·441· groen n 21, portltlble Middleport, R-7 . Coli 114· 2102. dlahor - · · .........I w.ohor·dryer 1110, Kin· 3a7·0f11 . • 2 bedroom oportmento. moro gio dryer .... "-•• uprltht whlto 11 ou .lt . 3 bodrii:Orn. ••""""· w-· Ntw Hown, WYo. Ntwly 1110. 11&11111 Appllonoo, bUmor,;..,............ yord. re-lod. In town . lr4· u- River lid., Golllpotlo, vordon••·fruH· lreu. Dopoolt 112-7481 . 114-441·7381. and 1qflrencel. C•fl 114F,.nlahod Apartment tor E· Z Clldlt Mollohln F,.fti. 948· 3031 . rent; no children. Avollol>lo tura, 111. 7 North of Golllpo3 bedroom. cortiplotoly fur· otter Oot.3. CoH 114-112· Uo. Colll14· 441-7444. nlohod " No Pill.' COli 114· 2741 . • 948-22.13. • 2 br oportrntnto lrl Honcltr· 20.1 cu.lt. hezor. lllloot typo. ll._m modol. Coli 2 bd .room troller. now oon . 304-178·1172. 114-441-3112 oftorii'M. onergyguldtturnoco. l178. 1- - - - - - - -- . pluo utllltlu end dopoolt. 415 Fumlohed Rooma 114-117-3417. Antlquaa 153 For ,..., IIMplna lloomo ----2 bedroom troller. lh12, ond light houoo kooplng 14 Burdotto 11ddn onytlmo. roomo. Pork Contnl Holll. Movlnt: 1130'1 oro Goo Coli 304-875-1372. Pump, original ; 17'a20' Coli 114·441·0711. hlnd--n lot oobln; 0111 2 bedroom illlelec. 1131.00 rtlll·lop dtok (10 ln.l; pluo utllltloa, 304-111· 441 Space for Rent bod; cupiHNIId. 114· 241· 4088 . . ,. 1441. 1- I lorrn "'" ...,.,... - cortoon. · .. """ aeotod.., tho .... (J) OociDr Who · lllon.,i; 4••· ;oa, Pl. t·~ 11111dord !ll!th ovor· 2 br. hou•. ..;.... 177 P.rk Dr. UOO month. Cell Mro . Lanham 304·171· 4512. . --lho--lo .(J)!BCIS~ Couple [HIO) Urtder• ....... In Hilling Thio-.ortlocuotl on tho Vlotnlm VIta IINfl' gling 10 ro-trlttr I OOCilty thll rojeCtld thorn .,... ago. 180 min.l . SNAKE!! !n'=i& IMAXl MOVIE: 'GfeLi . Gt,rsc;t ••-' 11, lHOM.AS JOSIPH Acaoll DOWN I 1887 I l'tklllor I HOlbrook • Ellncble best eelltr 4 Subside 7 Fuel 4 Spmd . . I Zhivleo'• I lfntlvonible low I 'l1le Meeh10 Gentlll1 ctl;y lillie" lltlr 11 Wonhtp 11 Nlllel'llll 14~ 7 ·- Nome" I Stintullle lOChlm~ ....,I In...II Namt! (Fr.) II Llw coal II To lhe II lllllllnce 17 Compoolte II Ripen went as Befort photo -- II Prone I1Eit'1 mom 17 Dock· lllJ- bolt II All'llble worker's 10 Reeldent as Condetcend unloft cl (lUff.) . II Ooll dub U Imitate II By· .. t:.l)') =~ .ne'er ..... 17 So (LIL) IINIIIIw .. ~Je.. r..-1---4--+-- . II P&Mitlle llllqer IIHoilt 4t8mtll bntok 41 Cltun:h ..~ - UJMnle Cur1i& DAILYCilYPI'OCit.IOTD- IIeft'lillwllnttlt: AXYDLI.UXI IILONG.FELLOW It~ T-. Tho l_..t · Ill Lard of tire AI*' ICC) 10:30 (l).ledt.....,-- .lnlb& d t"'-a , , :00 • (I) dJ • [JJ (JI NtM (I) Min ftom U.N.C.LE f]) Autlt . . . . . . ., .... . llemo llllly "--v riCing competition from holy. . .._ , ()) Mct.lluQitln Gloup IJj) Vlotntm: A T_. II 0~ 81LL AND I CAN REALLY PIIT 'EM AWAV.. 1 =~M IHIOJ MOVIE:: ........ He.ta' 11;30. Cll (!) .... ot •: c.- . Dolly Ponon and Elmtr Conrlld. Tanlght'o gunto n ~min.) !AI. ........ .~.:= Remington . _ . . . It«· tllng IYidtnoo In ... fnoitoti. gotion cit 1ft ordlnory IUIO occident. (80 min,llfll. f-*J'• ...,.., . , 14 Melfltlme Ill Rickel One illllr lflndl for lllllther. In Ilia umple A II .-1 lar tile line L'a, X lor the twa O'a, etc. st,.re lellm, . . . . . . the lqtbllld rormtllicln ol the .... Ire IU hlnla.lldldl)' the code Wten en41ffennt. • CIJI"'''QUUftt IJ.ll HRSNS ' K VZHRAVQ BZNHPPWS NZWW . P AV FK PAQ P KZ KEFWW ZVS YZE PFVT - AK FWilPJK CPVQSN . - IlAWKZV EAM. VSN ~ I ...,._ Ctfllll,m&e~ A MASTER OF A HOOSE, AS I HA~ READ, MUST BE 111E nRST MAN UP, AND 11IB ~IN 8£D. - ROBERT HERRICK , �•• - h ' • ' ..Pau• .. ~,..... -·' -Local briefs:-____, ' ~ ,, P.omeroy chamber meeting set ~gueSts wm be on hand when tl1e Pomeroy Area Chamber r1 Coounerce meets at noon Tuesday at the offices r1 The Ohio Power Co. . Tile include Jolm .Rose, ofllce or conference workshops, Ohio Un~ty; Tom Serey r1 Mid-West Steel, and Randy Marnhout or theM. & M. Medical ·E!Julpment Co. Lunch will be provided at $3 a ., ' penDil. ···. Meigs EMS ·reports eight runs " Monday, November 11, 198&, Pomeroy-Midcleport, Ohio 10, The Dally Sentinel Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports eight calls <Ner • tl1e Weekend. ' Sliturday, at 7:13a.m., Pomeroy was called to :ll4 Lasley St. lor f. wunam Wats:>n who was treated but )lot transported. SUnday, at 12:40 a.m., Rutland went to Edmundson Rd. lor Eva Barrett to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuwers Plains at 7:27a.m. transported Edna Walker to Veterans Memorial Hospital; At4:41 p.m., Pomeroy Fire Department was called to a minor fire at the Jamie Ash reslilence on State St.; Syracuse at 3:51 p.m. went to Second St. 'or Alberta Hubbard to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 5:_!11 p.m. was called to an auto accident on Rt. 1~ lor Melanie Arnold who was treated at the scene; Racine at 5: 34 p.m. transported WUUam Pickens to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Bashan Fire Department at 6:07p.m. was called to an auto !Ire on ,, Eagle Ridge Rd. Inside: LaWmakers to meet ·this By the Bend .........., .. Page 3 Classlfteds ..... ... Pages6, 7, 8 Comics-TV .... .......... Page 9 Deaths .. ........ ......... Page 10 Editorial .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. Page 2 Sports ........ .. .... .. Pages3,4, ' ' Aintnortty of lawmakers favors a items are bow high the limit should "crecentrallzed" system under be on recovery ofdamagesagalnsta which auto emlssion systems woold klcal governmental unit, and wha~ be,lnspected and !!xed a\ participat- should be lmmuB? from lawsuits,;.• The lite ot the Jolnt, Select ing local serYlcestatlons. Canmltlee on Savings aud Loans Is. A sovereign llnmunlty biD, stuck In a jolnt conference committee to he extended through Dec. 31, will! . . ., since the legislators lett town ln ;treport due by Feb. 1: Theworkers'com~llonstudy July, may be ready lor a final vote. The proposal restores Umlted panel wlll be given iu)tn Jan. 1 to Immunity frool lawS~~ils for local come up with recommendations for . governments, which either have Improving the system. The savings and loan committee paid exorbitant premiums or have been unable to obtain cove!'llge ·to will meet Tuesday to bear once protect themselves tr<:m an ever· . again from former state Cor!UJ1erce Director Warren W. Tyler. ' Increasing number ot legal actions. · Tyler testified last·IIIOI!!h thii be The conference committee Is scheduled to meet '1\Jesday and did oof discus's H001e State Savli)gs Bank's proolem with Gov. Richard Wednesday. . . ~ Plalicalls fon "cen trall2ed" "We ate getting close," saki~­ F. Celeste unlll shortly bet~ it Inspection system under which Paul E. Pfeifer, R- Bucyrus, wbo · clOsed In March, but subiiEQuent totlsts ln the affected ties testimony !ieemed to contradlc~ heads the Senate . . conferees. "I'm , mo coun woukl report once a year to centers cautiously optimistic that were that. operated by. a single priVate g~~lrig to be In a position I( ~mpany ~ contract with the recommending something.'' Pfeifer said the main unresolved ' state. Any deflclencles would have 1'oda.v Cloudy with a chance of to be corrected by theveblcleowner. showers or ~~tunderstorms. Hlg~ In The ~ate Energy, Natural the . mid, - ~ - Winds ~ Resources and EnVironment Corn· . northerly abOut 10 mplri' mlttee has approved a stmnar plan, . Tonight anlt Tuesday - Mostly so consklerallon should go swiftly In VeteriiiJII Memorial Hospllal cloudy with a !lhanceofshowers and that chamber once the House bUlls Nov.9 thunderstorms. Low near 55. High sent over. AdmilrlloDs- None. aro.lnd 70. Winds tonight )lght . Anti-porn referendum Dlt!chargrs - Charles Werry, " Davkl Tiemeyer, Kenneth Lee, oortheast. Chance of rain -OOpercenttoday, lurneddown Denver Hysell. 40percenttonlghtandTu\?Sday. ,, Nov.10 CAMBRIDGE; Mass. (UPI) - A , ExtendedforeclllliforWetlnet!day· AdmilrlloDs - Edna Walker, referendum that wookl ban pornotJu-ouP Friday - A chance r1 ral!t graphy and allow clvll penalties In Tuppers P)alns; Wllbur Hanning, Wednesday and ThursdaY, fa ire attacks found to be caused by Middleport; David Tlemeye\, Friday. Highs In the 50s to mld OOs; pornographY appeared to be lOsing, · Pomeroy. WedneSday and Thursday and In the. D1scJtarRei - Evelyn Mains. according to jlartlal results. 40sFrlday. Lows In the40stolow50s' The propolial, which would Umlt Wednesday and Thursday and In llW the sale ot sexually orieuted 30s tolow 40s Friday. mater.lal by defining It as exploitation of wcmen, traDed by a CLEVELAND (UPI) - Satur· substantial margin ln partial results reported Saturday by municipal ~~~~Inning Ohio Lottery By lEE LEONARD fees lor the storage ot h~s UPI stuebclue Reporter waste, with the proceeds going to .COLUMBUS (UPI) _ State clean up hazardous waste lawiliakers 8re to meet tbls week, dumpsltes. finish up pending business and Both chambers ·plan to adopt adjourn untO 198>. resolutlona ex1endlng the lite of· The House and Senate reconvene ~al committees studying the Tuesday, ending a tour- month state's Workers' compensat!DD sys~acatloo. with tl1e PossJblllty of a tem and Investigating last spring's second week's session it there are sa~andloaDcrlsls. 'snags. Qulck approval d. the auto The House Is to ~I at 11 a.m.· · emissions Inspection biD Is needed, Tuesday,andtheSenateatl:OOp.m. because the U.S. Environmental l3otll House Speaker Verilal G. Protection Agmcy has lhrealeDed . RltteJr., D-NewBostou, and Senate ,penalties 1111e6s Ohlomoves IDward Presklent Paul E. Glllinor, R·Port reducing el!haust tumes In CuyaCUnton, seem, optlml$tlc that the hoga, Lorain, Lake, Hamnton. and yeai-'sbusinesscanbeeoo~pletedby Butli!r counties by the first ot the Thursday· The top priority item Is House BUI 500 kling t , prov · or autanoblle exhaust ernlsslons testing In the Cleveland and CtiiCbmatl areas. ·"Hopefully, we'D bavethatblllon the lloor WfdiK.Sday or Thursday" Rille saldlate last week. ' The Senate wlll be voting on House-passed legislation Increasing · • at y e en tine 1 Section, 10 Pages Vol. 36, No. 146 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, tuesday. November 12, 1985 Copyrighted I 986 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Nawapeper . Weather forecast ·. ' Hospital news Lottery wiriners · ·' . '. PlANE 'CRASH- A worker IIIIIs 11uwP -: wretbp ola Piper Cllerolree wlllcll cl'lllhed neat ~ FIInlew, N..J,SunoJa.y. TwopiloU!were mboanlthe wllich collided In mllhlr wllh a Faklea Jet.:so. At least live have been ldlied 10d 1M otheralnJured. ci'aft, UPI. Five killed in mid-air crash b , ;': - B, GEoRGE ANDBEASSI ~ CLIF'F,SIDE PARK, N.J . (UPI ) t.-" RescUers searched ,the smolder· Ing rubble ot an apartment buDding ~y tot mon> victims ol a midair Cornslon betweEn two small planes that kUied at least five people and rained fiery delrls on two suburban ID\vns. ; The corporate Falcon !il jet and ~ private Piper Cherokee propeller plane colllded at 5:25 p.m. EsT SUnday, authorities said. : The jet crashed Into an apartment ~lex Ill Clll!slile Park,. burning live brick bulldlngs ~ one comletely -'- and forcing 90 famllles to The plane ~ashi!d Into a house nearby Fairview. A. small fire out but ail the occupants tlcaped unbllrmed.. < : ''It Is iRich a~ area, It's a (lllracle mon> wei,rot ldlled," said !!lillie Pollee Capl Joseph Crapai-otta. TIIetwotownsarellladensely populatEd area cit northern New ~eney just acroas the Hudson River from New Yorii,Clty, ~ :J]Iose . conllnned dead were s>te&Ory Miller of Danbury, Conn., ·and Allen Stell! of Highlands, N.J., i~ pOol andco-IJ!Iotofthe jet, owned by: Nablsco Inc.; Lucia and Henry ... .. . Mocha ol Ellenville, N.Y'., pas· sengers aboard the Cherokee;· and the pilot of tl1e Cherokee, whose name was being withheld pending notification of relatives, officials said. Federal Aviation Administration of(lclals said control tower tapes at the Teterhoro airport showed each planes was aware the other was nearby. Craparotta said the Cherokee tried to dodge the jet but their wirrgs touched, causing tl1e crash. Workers -with heavy equipment today bfgan clearing and checking tl1e d!ibriS d. the three-family home ln Cliffside .Park hlt directly by the jet. The apartmen~ INUdlng was demolished by the crash and ensulngfire, Craparotta said. Autborttles accounted '!or aU but one ot the occupantsoftbat buDding and for aU those Uvlng In the four nelghbprlng buUdlngs set ablaze. O!flclals reared the one missing occupant was killed, Craparotta said. The missing person was !dent !tied as AblaUa Taha. 34, who lived in the house directly hit by the jet. His family tllld pollee they believed he was Inside his apartment when the jet crashe~, said Cliffside Pollee oftlclals. ' About 100, ptWle begau counting paper ballola by haJK! ln.a sChool gymnasium on Thursday but, because of Cambridge's compUcated electoral process, llnal results were not expected untO today at the earliest. . With· six of the city's 11 wards counted by Saturday atterooon, the vote was 6,622- 4,683 against the referendum. The proposal defines pornography as "a systematic practice of eicploltation and suhordlnatlon, based on sex, which harms women.•• Capt. Russell Nelson. One witness to the crash, the Rev. John Biermann, sald',Jie·was Inside Our Lady of Grace Roman CathoUc Church ln FairVIew, when be heard a whlstllng sound over the church and then two explosions. "It looked like tl1e end of t11e world: ' Biermann said. "There were !Ires au over the place, electrical wires were down and the Hghts across the street went out," he said. National Transportation Safety rr:;:=::;;==;;;;==;;;;:;:t To all the People =~:::'to~ $1,448,1119. who voted for withapayolrdueof$611,577.!il. me N'_o.v: 5 for Lolto- 2, 5, 7, 28, 32, 40. Lotto ucket sales totaled Salisbury Town$3,6'17.~. - dmclals of the Ohio Lottery Commission Increased the jackPot shI•p Tru stee my for Wednesday night's Ohio Lotto Sl"·ncere thanks. ' jackpot to $3.1 mllllon Sunday after r ; I findlng no winning tickets from Saturdaynlght's draw!ng. However, btflclals sald392 tlckels had five of the winning numbers whlcti mean their holders get $104. The 16,068 tickets tht have !ourofthe winning numbers prOduced $45 lor tbelr hoklers. GEORGE s. HOBSTETTER • · , ·; Pd. for by tbt Cllldiclltt. · - Zl9 • 3rd AYt. I 011. IT'S BoardandFederalAvi~tionAdmln · lstration officials examined both crash sites. NTSB Ch.a!rman Jim Burnett also planned ioexamine the sites today, said board spokesman ol Ira Furman. The Falcon 00 Will\ hound for Teterboro Airport from Momstown, olllc\als said. The· Piper Cherokee left Essex County Airport In Caldwell, N.J. Two women were Injured as the jet crashed In CUirslde. Ann Sevenjka. 49. was taken to Montetlore Hospital In New York with severe hand lnJunes. Josephine Esposito, 39, was , admitted to Palisades General Hospital with a fractured hlp. WASHERS ' AND·DRYERS . I ' Nation salutes all war veterans . ' By PAM MURPHY •• "":. U.llled Pre!!s lntematlonal The nation saluted Its war veterans !rom coast to coast with parades and solemn ceremonies on Veterans Day, paying tribute to soldiers missing In action in Southeast Asia but provoking a controversy over gay servicemen. Presldeot Reagan placed a wreath at the Tomb ofthe Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery across the Potomac River from Washington. He addressed a hushed crowd of almost6,\XXland memorial· \zed those who died In wars and terroriSt attacks as "victims of a peace process that failed . "Today as never before, we must pledge to remember the I hlngs that will continue the peace," said Reagan, hi s voice choked with emotion. "Weakness, after all, is a temptation. It tempts the pugnacious to assert themselves. But strength Is a declaration that cannot be misunderstood." Brltian's Prince Charles and Princess Diana of Wales visited the cemetery a lew hours later. Charles left a wreath of red, white and blue Dowers at the Unknown Soldier's tomb and saluted while a trumpeter played taps. Thousands paid their respects at the" black-slab Vietnam Veterans Memorial on The Mall In Washington, seeklngfamlllar names among the :il,022 listed war dead. Virginia Gov. Charles Robb was the keynote speaker for ceremonies, Mayor Edward Koch upbraided AmeriCan Legion ofDcials lor makIng an "error in judgment" by preventing gay groups from marchIng In the Veteran's Day Parade In New York City. He later met with gay veterans in Madison Square Park. In a West Hollywood parade, the first ever to honor homosexual veterans, about 100 veterans and a bandtu lof politicians marched from City Hall to a park on San Vicente Boulevard. Ahou taklpeople, mostly male couples, watched from the sidewalk. Vietnam veteran Gino Casanova, 34. completed tl1e 27th day of a planned. 61-day fast Monday In a 7-by-Hoot "tiger cage" to call attention to 61 servicemen !rom Washington state st 01 listed as missing In action in Vietnam. Casanova Is fast ing In the tarpcovered cage In the middle of a cow pasture near Kent, Wash., some ro miles south of Seattle. ' (;orbachev to publish book in U.S. .. :: VEI'ERANS DAY SALUTE - Followlrig the command of the sergeant-at-anns, members of Pomeroy's Drew Webster Post 38 fll the American Legion tired a salute to !merlca's senolce men and women who lost their llves whUe delendlng their OOUN!"Y when It needed defending. Veterans Day was remembered In Pomeroy with an Impressive service on the steps of the counhouse. Speaker lor the occasion was Frank V augltari. Also taking part In the service were Father Anthony Glannamore, of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler and Joe Struble presided over lite program. Byl!ll'l11ERPESSIN : NEW YORK (UPI) - Soviet leader MlkhaU Gorbachev pledges ius c&ntry wtllneverstarta war In a book outUnlng his views on foreign ~~Clicy thai wW arrtve In U.S. bookstores , ftve days before his summit meeting with President · , Reagan. But the volume, titled "A Tlmefor Fuce," Is not expected to appear In the Soviet Union until FebruarY, the publisher said Sunday. &ewart Rlchar4son of the New Yoril publishing compan:l Richard· illll & Steirman, saki the U.S. ~twas unaware the book was being prepared and pubU.hed. He saki the312-page bouk Is made ~p primarlly oftextsof speeches the Soviet leader made this year, translated Into Engllsh. A passage In the 12-page tOO. grapby, added In recent days, however, 'declares: "Peace Is tl1e most Important goal of the Commu'\!St.Party aud the Soviet state. This J4 demOnSirBIEd by MlkhaU Gorba· chi!Y'slliUllltlnCel1lt, In the nan'le 11 !be Soviet leadership,and JEOPle, Ill'tit wiD never originate war In the Soviet Union and tbeSovlet statewlll Qt!Yer start a war." ,,'111e book also contlilns unpubUihed mateiial. In a five- page lfttrotluctlon and color pbotograpbii ~ Gorbllehev and Ills t~, some from tl1e Soviet leader's private collection, Richardson said. Richardson said 25,\XXl copies would arrive In bookstores In the United States Nov. 14, five days before the Genl"Va, Switzerland, summit. The book contains Gorbachev' s views on some issues that wlll be discussed at tl1e meeting, Including Reagan's "Star Wars" defense ~ystern . In the Introduction, Gorbachev talks about keeping weapons out of space. "I would also Uke to draw your ,, I attention to our latest proposals: to reduce nuclear armaments capable d. ~chlng each other's territories by 00 percent it both sides completely prohibit space-based strike weapons; and also Irrespective of this reduction, to reduce mediumrange nuclear weaporls substan· tlally In Europe," be wrote. "All of this, of course, Is subject to the strict obserVation d. tl1e principle of equal security and to verification by aU necessary measures agreed upon through B?gotla· t!Dn," he said. • Council members, Dewey Horton and Robert Gilmore, were named to serve one year terms on the Middleport Firemen's Dependency Board when Middleport Vlllage Council met In regular session Monday night. Council approved the report of Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck showing · receipts of $7054 In lines and lees for the ot!lce of Mayor Fred Hollman during October and a gift of$500to be used In the development of the new Dave DUes Park from the Dave ones App;llachlan Golf Touma · men! was acknowledged. Mayor Hoffman extended thanks to voters of the town for the support of a one mlll current expense levy In the November election. The add\· tiona) levy wlll be used to pay for street fighting. Mayor Hoffman commented that voters of the town always are supportive w!!fn need Is demonstrated to them. He reported that a new one mill recreation levy had gone done to defeat by a small By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio Board of ~nts has proposed $3)5 mllllon worth of spending du rlngthe next two years on building projects at Ohio's college and university campuses- mainly for renovation and replacement. The recommended 1987-88capltal budget, adopted Monday by the board, Is part of an $889 mUllon six-year outlay planned by the regents. Chancellor WI!Uam B. Coulter said the Initial two-year phase Is "right in the ballpark" with what the administration of Gov. Richard F. Celeste estimates can be afforded. "These budget recommendations to the governor and the General Assembly address our Institutions' pressing needs to renovateexlsUng buildings and adapt facUlt ies to meet technological developments," said Coulter. The regents' two-year plan wlll be 8 lEE LEONARD Y UPI State~ Reporter WHIRLPOOL MODEL LE/G5700XP ELECTRIC/GAS AUTOMATIC DRYER FlEE DELIVERY & SET UP, ELBERFELDS munlcations Group which provides television ca ble service to the town , was jX'esentagalnlast night. Hoover Inquired If Mayor Hortman or council had received any Information as a result of the last meeting when a representallve of the company met with council and Hoover to discuss problems. Mayor Hoffman said tha) a company representative was to have gotten back to him but had not doB? so at this point. Mayor Hoffman said he would make a contact with the company. Councllman James Clatworthy brought up· lor discusskln the possible need of a traffic signal light on North Second nea r Hudson St. which might be needed due to thp upcoming opening of a new res taurant nt>ar the location. Council and Pollee Cijlef Sid Little acknowledged that trat!lc Is heavy In the location wit h Chief Little reporting that It Is especially heavy !rom the first to the eighth of each month ana that the location has been tl1e scene of three accidents In the past month. CouiiCU agreed to look over the traffic problem at the location although some felt that an accurate study cannot be made until the restaurant Is constructed and qJen lor business. At the suggestion of Councllman Gilmore, It was agreed to look Into the posslblllty of renting the vlllage-owned lot at tl1e corner of Third and Ga rfleld. The lot, given to the village by Mary Ell2abeth Hart~rTbo~ . wasadvertmed lor sale' recently wrno bids were received. Gilmore also asked about the town'sannexation plan and was advised that Mayor Hot!man will be In touch with Attorney Steve Story about the matter. Attending were Mayor Hot!man, Clerk Buck, Councilmen Horton, Satterfield, Gilmore, Clatworihy and William Walters. · Propose $3_0 5 million for Ohio _projects COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. Richard F. Celeste says he's confident that the peopleo!Ohlo will judge his administration "head and shoulders" ahove that of former Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes when they go to vote next year. But just to make sure, Celeste - margin and Indicated that recreational activities will have to be reduced unless some plan Is devised lor Increasing recreational funds. Council approved Increasing the revenue sharing appropriation a total of $3,756 so that It can be used durtng the last two months of the year, If needed, and gave a first reading to an ordinance which will provide Christmas bonuses lor · employes. Full tlme employes wlll receive $150 and part-time workers will receive $75. Cost to the vlllage will be $3,001. •The amount of the bonuses Is the same as given by the town last year. . A meeting of the fin ance commlltee with the mayor was set for next Monday night. Members of that committee are Jack Sa tterfleld, Hort.on and Gilmore. Robert Hoover, a resident who has appeared before council prev1ously to complain ahout various aspects to the Consolldati>d Com- submitted to the Office of Budget and Management and the Ohio General Assembly lor approval next year. The $889 million six-year plan includes requests from the colleges which the regents thought could be postponed. Colleges and universities received $320 million In const ruction fund s lor the current IMJ· year period. Should the General Assembly decide to spend more on higher ed ucation , the regents threw In another$'!'/ mUUon worth of·'quality enhancement" projects lor fiscal 1987·88. But both Coulter and Richard L. Krabach, president of the regents, cautlooed that too ambitious a buDding program would require excessive opera tlng funds to pay off funds, thus diminishing co llege and university programs. "I don't want peop\e tothlnkthls\s " free money," said Krabach. "It's got to be paid," adding tha t the hoard is "absolu tely opposed" to higher tuition for students. Coulter said mucho!themoney 45 percent during 111' first two years - will go toward renovation and replacement of existing facilities which are eithlir worn out or need to be remodeled to accommodate new needs and technologies. Another $57 m\Uion will be set aside for replacing classroom and \ahoratory equipment at all cam· puses, he said . Coulter said new space Is needed to teach the growing fields of business, computer science and engineering. · He said some of the recommended projects wUI tle In with the Celeste administration's emphasis on economic development and job training. For example, $7 ml!Uon in Included for construction of a polymer science building at the University of Akron, and$10mlllion for a job training center at Sinclair Com munity College. The long-range plan includes $15 million lor a high- technology welding engineering building at Ohio State University, but not until 1991-92. The Initial two-year outlay calls lor $10 mill ion lor asbestos removal from college buUdlngs, and $15 million for data processing equipment. By program. $139 million Is for removatlon and replacement, $75.6 mUIIon-lor new construction, $~. 6 million lor medical facilities and . $6.3 mllllon for site development. The top priority $195 million for the major state universities would break down as follows: Ohio State, $41.7 million; Cincinnati. $'!/.7 · mllllon; A)<ron,$20.3 mllllon; Cleveland State, $19 million; Bowling Green, $15.7 million; Wright Stat~. $12.9 million; Toledo, $12.5 million; Ohio University, $12.4 million; Kent State, $12.3 million; Miami, $10.8 million; Central State, $5.2 million; and Youngstown Sta te, $4 million. Celeste confident, lashes back at Jim Rhodes WHIRLPOOL MODEL L.As4ooXP · DESIGN 2000®AUTOMATIC . WASHER Administration realistic argumentauve.discusslons of their By NORMAN D. SANDLER dllrerences when they meet Nov. :J9. WASHINGTON (UPI) •- The ro In Geneva, ,Switzerland. final countdown to the superpower summit Is on and President Reagan "We bope tbatlherewlllcome out and his sentor advisers agree the meeting may result In only Incre- ot this a mbre 'constructlvt.> aud mental progress toward better stable kind ~ relatiOnshiP." Secretary ot State George Shultz saki U.S.-Sovlet relations. Sunilay, "butltremalns to be seen." · With the summit elghtdays away, admlnlstrallon r1tlclals have all but ruled out any material sign of Shultz and other officials saki success, such as an arms control Reagan Is prepared to meet Soviet agreement or a Jolnt communique crit!Clsm head on and fire back with outlining the barest areas of his DWrJ view d. howSOvletactlonsln a:rea!ll'llllging tron'arrns control to agreement. The expectation Is that Reagan . regional corinlcts have soured and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorha· relations between' Washington and chev will engage in frank and even Moscow'. Appoint Horton, Gilmore to board post~ plans to spend the next 12 months reminding Ohioans how Rhodes "heaped a mountain of debt" on the state. Celeste, celebrating his 48th birthday, was asked by reporters Monday how he plans to defend agalnst the charges of Rhodes and other Republicans that he is running an unethical administration in view or investigations Into polltlcal hir· lng, promot ion and contracting practices In the Ohio Department of Transportation. "The rea l choice In 198615 going to be based on performance," said the governor. "I think one reason Why they are spending 9:> much a their time on the Department of Transportatlon and Its jobs Is because In tenns of an economic program to put Ohioans back to work, or achievements In ellucation,, or gett ing a real handle on ut il ity rates or controlling ht•alth care costs, the Celeste admlnlstra tion Is head and shoulrn;~s above what Oh loans had before. . Celeste dt>cltnctl to reply speclftca lly to charges leveled by Rhodes that t~ administration l• ."act in~ like tt.!y have a stolen credtt card and Is .: ·~ tea llng from the taxpayers. Rio Grande enrollment "stable' in fall, reports records office RIO GRANDE - Rlo Grande College and Community College's 1 fall quarter enrollment remained ,,,.,... stable this year. Figures released by the college's Records O!llce whow current enrollment at 1,003. Last year the college bad a fall quarter headcount ot1,607. There was an Increase In tuU-tlme OBSERVE VETERANS DAY- Pmce Olarletllays a wreath at the equivalents- the units used by the Tomb d. the UnlalownS at ArllniiOD National Cemetery In oi!Bervance state to calculate educational ~ Veterans Day Monday. (UPI). subsidy. According to the college's Office of lntonnatlon Services, the Rio Grande enrollment Is "consistent with private colleges and commlllllt y colleges slatewlde." The Association of 1ndependent Colleges and Universities In Ohio reports that statewide Its 43 member lnstltltutions recorded a decrease In fall enrollment of sUghtly more than one percent rSL046 to 86.043ln 1~1 . The Ohio Board or Regents preliminary fa ll quarter f'llrollment statistics lor. Ohio community colleges report adecreaseofsllghtly more than one percent r 65,7JB In 1984 to64,770\n 1985) . Rio Grande College's enrollment Is 412 and the conununlty college headcount Is 1,191. There are 1,116 commuters and 487 residents. Seventy-lour or Ohio's 88 count ies and eight foreign countries are PO.IOY represented by students. Tht> communltycollege In-district distribu tion Is: Call\a, 367; Jackson, 221; Meigs, 112; and, Vi nton, 72. There are a total or 772 in-district students. There are 419 out -of-district students In the community college. Rio Grande College has 352 students !rom Ohio, l4 !rom other states and 46 !rom ot her countries,. \J If ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 November 11, 1985